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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-11-02
Eminent Men.

1t may be observed that no attempt is
made to hunt up cut Of the way or uuknowa
places to find names to endorse Simmons
Liver Regulators
Hon. Alexander II Stephens,
John W. Beckwith, Bishop of Ga.
General Jno. b. Gordon L. 5, Senator
Hon. Jno Gill Shorter, Ex-Governor OF
Ala,
Rev. David wills, D. d., President Ogle'
thrope College,
Bishop Pierce, OF Georgia,
Judge Jas. Jackson Suprcma Court, Ga,
And did space and time permit welcouid
fill volume with tbs hig hest testimonials
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-11-02

Consumers of ice are notified that iol
their convenience have built large Ice
box on Eighth street in Cundii's store whcr,
icc in anv quantity can at all times be OBJ
tanned. My customers will remember thai
their tickets will he punched at this stand
just the same as by drivers of wagons. If.
,lOnN SPRoAT.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-11-02
fuCklcn : AruIca Salye

The Best Salve n the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rteum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles. 1t is guaranteed to give per-
feet satisfaction, or money refunded, Price
% cents per box. For sale by GEo. f
O'HARA.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-11-02

A New York clergyman, while in
Boston, visited coored church. "How
are you prospcring?" he asked the SEX
ton. "l'ings amt so good as dey was,
boss, was the reply. ave got new
minister, an he amt so good rs de old
one What's the matter with himp"
"Well, boss, hos kind of llitcrate--
comes from Now York, you know"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-11-02

Hops and Malt Bltters is the best tonic
for the restoration 70 health and strength
OF those weakened and enervatcd bh over.
work, sickness general debility or other
cause Il contains no mineral substance
to remain in the system and do permanent
harm.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-11-02

See woman in another column, near
Specr's Vineyards, picking grapes from
which Speer's Port Grape wine is made,
that is 80 highly esteemed by the medical
profession, for the use of invaids weakly
persons and the aged. Sold by Druggists.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-11-02

T4''By asking too much we may lose
the little that we had before Kidney
Wort asks nothing but a fair trial. This
given, il fears no loss of faith in its virtues.
A lady writes from O,egon; "For thirty
years | have been afflicted with kidney
complaints. Two packages Of Kidney
Wort have done me more good than all
the medicine and doctors ! have had be.
fore. | believe it is "A sure cure.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-11-02

Il seems impossible that remedy made
OF such common, simple plants az Hops,
Buchu, Mandrake, Dandelion, &C., should
make so many and such great cures as Hop
BiiteTs do; but when old and young, rich
and ppor, pastor aud doctor, lawyer and
editor, all testify to having been cured by
them YOU must believe and try them
yourself, ang doubt no longer.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-11-02

To enumeratc the miraculous cures
wrought by " DR.. Sellers Cough Syrup
would fill volume It's cures are mar
velous. Price % cents.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-11-02

The Howe scales have ali the latest i'm
provements. 1t is true economy to buy
the best. Borden, Selleck & CO., agents,
st. Louis, Mo. (3)
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-11-02

persons recovering from wasting dis
eases, such as malaria, fevcrs, etc. will be
greatly benefited ~ the use of Browns
Iron l}itters, a true tonic.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-11-02

Since taking 'Dr Lindseys Blood
Searcher that old sore Of NINE is entirely
cured Sold by all druggists.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-11-02

Lydia L, Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound strengthens the stomach and kid
ncys and aids digestion,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-11-02
MEDICAL
CEills and Fever.

simmons Liver Regu.
lator room breaks tho
chllla and carries tn,
fever out OF the system
N cures when All other
remedies full.
y ok Headache.
f 7 the relief hid cure
of this distressing die.
cas- nre simmons Lly
or Regulator.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-11-02
SpNnR's PoRT GRAPE WINE !!

FOUR YEARS OLD,
THIS CELEBRATED NATIVE WINE IL mado
i from the Juice of the Oporto Grape, raised IN
this county lts invaluable tonic Gnd h'rength-
cung properties are unsurpassed hv any other
Native Wine, Being he pare juice OF tte ufapo'
produced under Mr. SpCer's own personal superVl
slon, its purity and commences, are gnhranteeu,
Tho youncst child may parake of ita generous
qualities, and the weakest invalid use II 10 adNhp,
tage II ia particularly beneficial to me ageu aue
dehtncd, and suited 20 the various Ntlme0't may
AFFECT the weaker sex, IL Is n oNerj respect
WINE TO BE RELIED OK.
Speer's p J. Sherry.
Tic + !. SHERRY il II VINE of Suporof Char'
actor md artnkes oil the rich dual Ties OF lho grips
from " h IN II ia nndo For Purity, klenchS, rlh
vo' and Medicinal Properties Il VIII DO 'o"nu I'M
cXcelled
Speer's P. J. Brandy.
This BRANDY stands uptiva'ed In this Country
be NJ far superior for medicinal purposes, u ID
pure dstnatou lro the grape; ANA rnn' ans WI
uahlo medicinal properties, IL ms uollcate ma
yor aim lar to that OF The 9rnpes, from which II IN
distilled and ~ In great favor among 6r4tcass
fnmilica See that the signature OF ALFRED
SPEFR paasaic, n j., 's over the cork Of each
bottle.
Sold BY PAUL SCHUH,
AND BY DRUG jIsTS EvERYWn GRE.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Thursday nov. ., =. ~ the
secrctarv Folger resumed his official uU''~
Treasury Department to-day 90, ,o,5 natents
Nipety, eight pension certificates and le' 1 day
were issred from the Interior Departmcbt ~ ,e
Third Assistant Postmaster Genera =, the De-
turned TO Washington, and was ~ n7
partment today. -. outloriZed the
The Controller Of the Treasury .'' 90 commence
First National Bank OF Denton
business with capital OF SoO'OoV. 81 Os1ce has re-
oirod Tcoor, from Inspector BocOmb showing ra"
uIcut applications Tor twenty,foGTf ,jsfT,rt
cnjtnrc entries In the Dakota Lana cis'iI'' o,,o
cu,tu1 q, Ia.o ~ tbs c.ty is making arrange
"" '" w. ,oVs the remains OF John Howard Payne,
author of Home Sweet Home when "'T ,I' s,,os
in Tu,is exhued and transported to Inc tii nlrv
I, r,inferment i'm oak Hill Cemetery III II' o''
oo,for,ny with the act OF Congress approved May
1850 Ito promote efficiency in the life SAVING scr
Woe and TO encourage saving life from ShipWrooA,
General circular Will be issued by the lrFasurS
nertmrnf fo-mUrrow containing sulaOAs ''i 0i'' TUB
The act into effect.
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,rra. for the Improvement OF the Mississippi Iei
lines the pu posed work of that committee WHO"
from Cincinnati to-day as follows; .ooross for
Fsrst-To inquire into the works nop En- II, below Cairo
the Improvement OF the Mississippi b{nG such improve
ments and into contracts toncIlhG % congress
application of the appropriations in'uo -
SScpn9To inquire into all matters p IMPROVEMENT
the feasibility OF the outlet system loi wv
OF the Mississippi River. .ao q. me mouth q
TSird~Into the Improvement MADE az etdies and the
eytert 70 which tho same have faciltacu ~ and the
op OF the river to the Gulf ther thereof and
MT oIl matters touching said lm9ro' lining the
n,ctbods and effects thereof and contracts 'ou'"AS
'S snS committees hsve been appointed to eon'ue'
/ three topics above SPECIFIED.
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THE LAST OF THE JEANETTE.
c.,,rg ryGnrER MELVILLE BEFORE TIE C0CAT c
INQUIRY.

c,flrg ENGINEER MELVILLE BEFORE TIE COChT OF
INQUIRY.
WAsmNGTON, Nov. 9.-Chlef Engineer Mel
willie resumed his testimony before the Jeanette Board
NJ Iloniry this morning His narrative Of the breaking
mn If the ice Oh tue morning Of June and OF The crs
e Of the vessel purely corrooora1e OF the account
;,ar by Lieutenant DaueuhOweT. There was no con-
f,on Oh board the captain going about the d'ck as
,bou.h no danger imminent, evidently ny lhG 10
impress upon the officers ana men the same GOODNESS
which c himself exhibited Tie witnesses du' N con
p-eron with the order OF hDanuoLutEt WAS
T. gel out tine chrOnometers. cbarts etc. ana TO assist
10 getline the provisions etc. upon the ioe, EveS
thing on quleUy ana systo le uis 7
inc snip songs at their Ine captain moved ABOUT
giTng his orders, and all hands performed uer du5.
1ne snip began 10 make water Iap1H, anu az WI, We
satisfied thar che doomed There was ample tme,
however FOR al hands 10 save their PersQnai enscts;
The alcohol winch was sioNed III lne ateL nO nS -
be removed the water In getting barrel OF Hue-
iuice seaman Starr the risk Of his NE SWAN IN ne
water and succeeded III sct tn- J. VI. -, a. I'm
OF vial Importance on the march ID preserving from
tcuryy and witness heard Captain De Long SPEAK o.
this act a. the ulne ID the nlsheet leIuiS % - ~ 80,
tlpn ue time order was given 20 c1Nt inc mp
the water up to her main deck the sueahius was
all broken in, ana the fIOLWoIA aDou. euT ~ m
twisted All hands left the ship about II r. III me
witness detailed the incidents OF the nrst shI upon ht
ice ABOUT 4 VI TIE Ism " JuIe, 80 he "AtcA was
being called he heard sOuc Of the men eau out 1AvIe
GLOW large was tue water space about lue snip on
june T. 1851, tie ice bcs iuto approach LcI A.
Should Judge greatest width was 900 Yards lie O}eh-
jng was IN tore and at ue with the keel OF tue snip
The snip being moor with ner sarboad sue tothe hoe
The open space along her port side.
Q-Aow tAlck was the lcrt A-AAe snip lI0Lo III in
but owing the breaking ~ and MOVING OF 1he zee
would be dincud 10 say' mere vas loe' however
ODD You carry ont your orders fl getting The arti
clcs desigA ttd Out vi tuc suIpI A.-4Aerc art
&c tEa Wa ordered 10 pace upon the Ice left behind
b. me or by Tie party unocr my charge. ,"ouo o.,
BY order OF tine captain the previous WINTER 4Acfe was
ooX OF navigation nstIumcIls pdip',ty lc4t Deliht
OF weight, Everything nat could be DIS
L 4
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ffriures ano Meeiinns.
"COPPER" UNION FREE SATURDAY

NIGHT LECTURES In the GREAT HALL at 8 O'CLOCK
The First Division Of the Course for 1928 VIII Dc - ~
lows
15s2-Nov. ll.-GEoRGE MAKEPBACE ToWLE Esd
OF Boston Mass Subject; bismarck"
Nov 1s-COL r. L. COLsToS formerly In the Amy Of INC
Khedive), OF Washington d. C. Subject Modern
Egypt" Ilgstrated.)
Nov 25-cOE. K +. COLSTON Of Washington d. g suo
jeot African Travel" Unustraed)
Dec. 2-PRoF HUBBARD W. MITCHELL, NJ D. OF
New.York City. Subject "A Lesson in Compars'
tive Zoology" Qllustrated.l
Dec. CIVILIAN l. MARSHALL. Esq, OF FNchouis'
Mass Subject: Colorado" Ihusrated'l
Dec l6-WILLIAM I. MARSHALL, Esq, OF fiton'uis b.
Mass. Subject: California" lIlustrated)
Dec. 23-DR. J. c ZACHos, of NewYork City Subject
Tho Worlds Progress in the Mechanic Arts
Dec. sO-PROF. ROBERT d. RAYMOND, OF the Boston
School OF Orstory. Boston, Mass Subject: lead
ing"
Tickets 30 ohtained gratis at the Office and reading
rooms Of the Cooper Union Van NOstrands book
store 20 Murray st. . ,,--r
Secretary.
TIVE ANNUAL MEETING of the Society OF
the for COnsumptves for the esctlon OF
trustees and officers for the coming year VIII be e0 IN M
Chapel Sunday school on THURSDAY NoVehOel o.
at y. IN.
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MILIrARY pEpARrNENT REP0RTs.

WAsHINGTOS, Nov. 9.-Geuclal 1hendan
commanding the Military Division o. the Missouri, re-
prts the aggregate Of officers and enlisted serving
IN nis division the 2Otn OF OCTOBER 1ss2, TO be
l3 s54 4.591 IN the Department Of Dakota 300 ~
the Department of the Platte 4626 In tie Department Of
Missouri; o796 IN the Department o. Texas with small
details c.rris Of tine airy infantry schools
Gen Saerdtu ays IN the Department OF tkJt unusual
quiet ms prevailed during tue past year To inc D. part
Ieuf al the P4alte 20 Ine Plue Ridge and Rosebud IN
dian -enC4ts where there are many thousands o. Ia
diaus occasionally become I.s-lc-s, General SIcrI-
dan IDS ta&' sufficient uuuD'r o. troops BE-
kept some time 20 come 90 watrl t-en. he recon-
meu0- that Forts wallace Dodge and LIrIct bee turned
the Indian Bureau fOi Use as ma az schools.
The repOr. OF General Hancock shows llat the a-re
1s52, 33s commissioned officers ana - OJJ calls ed
men. TIE ueb Ol tie troops ia the .ueul during
Ia past year has been good
General Mcdowell, commanding tie Military DIVISION
CtAe Pacific, there are al lu5 tuC no hostile In
pAns any ia this division lie calls parlcu ar at
tehtOn " the War and Interior Deparu Go tIe
lAei Tribe aud homes ia California aud carried 10 an
!lUan reservation among a strange people. lie says
l1elr return their tribe and homes should not
titIeu question or alDni-ra ION, % convenience or
economy, bat a matter OF good aItu and melcy
Ihe report Oi General .. o. Howard uDOn nis adInin-
lsail0n OF the " est Point Military Academy for the
{el ended september l, lss2 says there have been
ey lew eases " breach " discipline OF geVouh nature
eurDg Tie year, anu scarcely any 0tfempls al haZng
eCustOm however, has grown up OF setting petty dill
tllues by wnat j. called hslcun." Under tus code
tldt omcaly came 10 his knowledge. Very few Of the
taoets al present III Tie Academy mad any thing 10 do
viii the affair.
Tue annual report OF Brevet Maior-Gencral Getty,
Commanding the United states Artillery school
~ Fortress MOarOe. Va. details the operations Of the
Various departments Oh Instruction. Inc COURSES o.
ttuuY nave been zeOusy pursued, both by nstruc Ors
aho Students and their pains sklng application Il bigy
sVMnendeG- The present class numbers twsnty-slI.
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CHARMS
- GlIY RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY


OG,e. Tl,r 40. ~, L.. foot Of COEtl1udtsL
CosrumcuJs rcsAt forwarded - directed " any par
OF the world
USLQCALLFD FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received LOT Ceyerv Ads OF freight aud mer
ehsul..e To ans part OF tue city.
sLAAND HAnBOl TOWING AND RIN ER AND HAIR.
bOK LIDhILtAGL
Freight every description promptly gacred any point
u the uaIUoI at reasonable lAtes.
-4EA.L DUAI-, EAEpLS AND GROVES TO CHAN.
TER I-ACA IL lONs.
Gamer. Jouu IL arlu and Erastus Corning for NEW
hAN4-N leave Pel i, y L.. at p IL DAILY l9A'1Id-ys
excepted .. -, 49,,
NtN-iiatCl. care p@ttl 51atautcri. 49,.
FlelgAJ pOluts -, ~ t'oc' ~ A'91 80
iOr NoW-1aycu and points E-si AZ Fet 10 ,,t.. s,r
NUHIu -uJI.r, oI.A4 ~ ISLAM D-Ilrfo AA'.o' =.
ZEN Ceu.s. Pier !, il r., COY
CrNItAL ,IlLPNAllu. CON nlll. lW y lDly 49,,
-lops, every h-AB aPPSl N''"'-s w.
Constructor ana repair al vessels
TINROY BOArS-CIrlZEN'Sr LINE.-New
L steamers 3 SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY cav, 10y
teIcept -lturay Az p PIER "a, North ITer 20. ri
LeOhest cOuur1 uug with morning uSA' tot NV1sH ~AH
West SUNDAY steamer touches ~ Ato"HJ'
fI,ur t,,tf.I LAK S1lOhE LIN, NM ,or
L FoR Providence BOSTON AND III; fsA'A'
All. RAIL FROM GRAND CENIhAL DEL "a, ~, =.
Three express traus daily sundays e1oepteui !" n0'V
90 m D. n paror cars attached ALL ~ p H. N"''N
pae9s SID TrGCKEys TO BOSTON, ALL RAIL 60
NEWPotT express Al y. NJ. tparloF cars A'@sho"' f
rives a Newport ~ m .. a,.D r., fnartor cara At
tachedl arrives Providence lU-O M MA, .n. and
kets and parloroar secured Al flth Venue Anu
Ineor Hotel ticket Offices and at GrAnd central Depot
| l. W. FILKlNSI oeneT2i Passenger Ason~
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Gin Seal estate tor Sale.


BROAQWAY CORNER FOR SALE.
n W. Corner Broadway and Bet 90 IT,, 20 feet by
300 including The whole of thr egc Of iesckcr 81
fl0l Broadway Mercer Il, and p feet on Mercer ST.
2Oo iee' % NO''''''" SINFUL GLOVER, u WausJ.
PLOT Of nearly 500 bulkheaded water
~ front Iots IN NewYotk AaiOoI fo saie Oergain.
H. A YOUNG, En-luecs &C. 20 Ia ehdnge-piace.
business property for inycs mont In First,
I'D Third ana Fourteenth words Pay hs 10 Per cent
net JOHN l.. PLAII 20 broadway.
FOR SALE-Or would exchange for larger
II house 80 pa East a.. 3 story bIovust9ne.
RLLAND& WHITING, so becEman ST.
DOR SALE.-On East 73d st., near Lcyine-
4 ton ave. 8-sOIy brick house, $4,000. III Ian
& WHITING no. BceAman-st.
nor SALE.-Three-stOr high stOOp base
'ncnt houses G9thst, % and sd aV,s ready To- ot'i
Fancy > 3GOJto $1,000 Apply 10 JOAN d. tkIiNINS,
1881 dave. o. - East OstAst
TOR SALE.-Full front dwellings on 18th,
18Th l3h. 2o,h 2Ist go 23d sld 3}la -. west or
LJ.CAKPINTER, 90 Last I'D 81, ! i a. A Bul.Llng
TOR SALE-Nos. 1870, 1872, 1874 122d-st,
STR aul 7th ayes. Mount Morris Park; tlrte ont Of
seven egsnt brown stones ia Hy %; loG lDoll
examined. Inquire on premises owner dud didel,
BARTLETT SMITH
TOR SALE.-Three elegant 3-stOry and base
meat broust1ne houses l7-lSj leet. lOt 100 feet II
3nc. fine location plumbing perfect me Capinet Ls-
Oars Worh. a}y.ttlI-cJ W't-A s'eI D 80 % 49,
l,2l 9Th and tA-veS near Mount AOils dr4 NOR
nation Oh premises owner ana builder BARTLETT
FuREE full lots on the MOrningside Plateau.
I21s -t east BoueVard tho ST o. tho hlI
ground o. z alr ana Win splendid Of Tho
be sold ehelp ls} Apply to owner, WI i En-
NINGs DEMOAEeT. T. Elst litast, city
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5teano1ats IIS 2IiIrJI1L
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST
Via Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington

and after May 81 the magnificent Passenger Trans
leave from Peunsy Railroad Depot loot Of COruands
ana De5OrOsses-st. ~ tO4OY5 ,v..,
m except Sundays ptcor car atJaohe1 arrlyes t 10
daily. sleepers and dl coaches through " Clnelhh4
andCltCagO
D. IN. daily Fast Line Washington 22j m, GIN.
cinnat $50 Chicago S:3j aud J. Louis $50 a. N
palace seepers and day coaches though to CncnhA0
ST. Louis an! Chicago 80 ~
l2OclOck yh daily arrives az Washington SD m Day
Express caves Washington lt LOAD a daily SieopeLs
ami day coaches through 20 Cincinnati
arrive from the Westat bJOA N. sou p N ana NOV Y;
Tickets and sleeping secured and baggage cael
for and checked TO destination at cOmPanys once 80 %
Broadway and at al the oil es OF the Pennsylvania hdOA1
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Gin propcrin 60 LEI.

4 FLOOR TO LET in the new ire-prOof
building A. 10 - Rose has the very appliances
To- mauuac freight and ger elevators
power nj t ami 10y extent required very
light plenty ault ma hc3tci steam Appy 10
the owner, GEORGE MUNRO, ~ o. - VsndeWateI-si
1 Ii IMPROVEMENT Is, elegant, new, single
iArl and oaIth flats rs West l23l 81 reference 10
CURED owner o. > clises.
Two RENT or LEASE.-TO "a Private Family.
a.s'0ry brown stone house IN 40h-st, West ANA lear
5ti-ave perfect order and completely furnished. In
QulIc -a5 Ea5. -ltu st.
'T'O LEI, ut q moderate price, large, we'll
lighted d9or with best gppaute- oi mauuiact lrns in
NUNID'~ BL T., Il % - Nau.t W1eis- Apply ~ the
owner IN the building.
rE'O LET.-Splendid large stable, olsven stll-
suitable f6r private o. private boarding stable ~
West st. Inquire Of Jdu-i0-
fVO LET.-A new and very attractive three
stor" II-h.s.0Op dwelling 40 1913 East Uetl-st. The
Only one unrcued of @ row Of eight ai lmplgy ncni5
restricted; rent low To desirable tenant l. j. CAR
rEN IEi. o0 East -5dst, j.. g. 4. Bu.dIng
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DROVIDENCE LINE. o,.rcr

FOX PkOVIDENCE DIRECT
Connecting with Providence anu wore, Ger hh ,r-,,
for ell PUINIS NORTH and EAST, wa " Ots- - ! ft
The entirely aud cegant steamer h%ODE 42t.AND,
on MoLdays Wednesdays and Fridays ana tue i"5A'Aceug
steamer MA,sA- ~ SETS Oh tuesdays 'AlI'Ii5s "nA
"a. ~. nv rom per 20 \. r., foot Warren ST.
60 nm. ,.,Ia AZ Providence. T. anu ". u w.
for Worcrster and al Northern, E@steIh anu Wi'o-
Nourt51 pou-s tickets sac 40 al pIlIt-ga' t.oAc
ON ar,.ns secured al Onees Of b." estool. EApe
G az A.f,r ifo..e Sos. ZO1, 35l $50 AAd Al DiOdu
ana o. riffl venue aud NludsOl ttOei ucket oheea
way 1' a. -- - /. " FILI.INs. Gc.eIa. fass Asehs
fONDOTI aud KINGS lON.-Landlu$ at
t-,-...of.s W,,i POINT. cornwall. Ne~Du T. MaOorO
anton eeDse tsopus connecting wlth stei anu
III r, M tony Glove railroads. Steam oats ~! Ol ATS
~. and James baldwin leave al p il fion hAiIls0hs1
n X. saturdays. p. IN.
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CHICAGO AND SOUTHWESTERN R'7

CHICAGO AND SOHTHNESIERN RT.
trims from ono 70 trains daily each way between
CHICAGO ant prominent Western points. IT ALONE
RUNS IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS west OF Chr
caso. PULLMAN sLEEPERs are run on al Otits through
ana night ra.u5 fare and other niormauJu
Apply by letter coupon tCk95 AZ at d -
l. +. BOOTH,
General Eastern Agent No. AS Broadway, Newly DIRK
nor BOSTON THE LATEST TRAIN with
i Pullman sIeepsrs VA y. Y, y IL and d. K, T.. leaves
Grand lentra Depot a. ll3 m. dayS Get tickets
VIA New YORK ana New England Railroad at Grand CensrA
Depot and pr.lclp4lIJ1'tA
NrrM-lORh CLNTKAL AND HUDSON
- RIVER RAILROAD.-( commencing November Z, loo%.
tuioul n t-lius N4I leave Grand Central Depot:
I. and Northern Express 10 EOcuestei ana
Montreal groom cars 20 70 sara toSa
al Albany SYRACUSE Rochester buno Erie Ie'cand and
I,C50 H. Chicago Express drawing cars to Canaan
daigua, Rochester ana bunAiO r-......-....
IL NJ Albany and Troy with connection 70 CIc~ sara
tora ,tIrps Fails Lake George and Rutland
S.3O d. n i bauy ANA TOY slecla, atlldays Ony
! D. IN. : Accommodation 10 Albany anu Troy. 49, -.-
& M It Louis xUres-, ..-e Ing cars t0F 81 louis
runu. through every day II The WeeA ALSO Niagara ais
m klpre- daily except sunday. with sleeping cars
TO syracuse Auburn Road also 10 saratoga ana Mon
trtdL ,-.,.. ...o,.s,,, co-s for
dorchester, Bun-O cleveland Toledo DtliO chicago anu
Li m Night Express with sleeping cars TO Albany and
Irov connects with morning train, lOi tnr West ana Oi
Irets Oh at so. Bowling Green, 20 ana 40 ~ O@d
az mn, an e,cots Express Olces. Park place. ami 80
aud ~ Broadway, Ne" 4OiA' ana 90 "sI'i 'Ns'
n -rDV-CEY. Gen -up't. Gen. Passenger AGENT.
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DAKOTA,

MINNESOTA and the SOUTHWEST ST. PAUL MIN
NEAPoLIs and all points in COLORADO, OREGON
CALITORNIA NEBRASKA. UTAH aud MONTANA
are reached direct from CHICAGO VA tnc
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Hll5Celllueou5.

COPPER, IRON aud STEEL SASH CHAINS
~ Tor suspcnllug window sasAes. Warranted Tor leea
yoars. aud .Or sale a. %
Of Hester. LhoMao ..DH'y-'.S
HEATING and Nelf-Feeding Parlor Stoyey
i 4 Ranges House Furnishing Goods. X. & j. No" bHAt
81 Nescy ST., opposite Washington Market -
WANrED-A machine for making M S,Ns
w Sprng Mattresses send drawings aud cdsh ptioo
Holm MoKlIS Regent Works, Stafford. England
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-10

7 COLE Auctioneer. .,.,r
y. JAS. COLES son WILL SELL,
on WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER H. lsS2'
At II o'clock L.. ct,.
Al the Commercial Exchange, 30 Fnitonsi oPpo'l'' IVY
Hall. BrOOAlyn, ,-., ,,-,-a
~ hrtlJpc lots I'm the improved part Of tho IN W..
on Graham Humlolt and Van Coitaye' AMI on ~ Yen
Eckford Eussen North Henry Beys M0as9 ts and sIr
Pc ats This property f. mostly IN graded 81 ees ah
rounded by good pIOyemonts Van OFT aO ~ ,brec
ard BsyarLst paved. the whole i a. e'DIs ny ~,
line, OF horse railroads from nearly al the ieffle' ~
ora Maps ami iul PARTICULAR al the o'4oe e summer.
MFACIiAN & co. agents G5n Gaies-aVe' near 'u'hN''
ave Brook vn and AZ the Office OF the aucu0neei.
VALUABLE Long Island seaside, lana a., at
Lawrence near Far RocSawsy, directly iol,id IA ia cs
T1 land il i'm rond build 40 once va -
,rcs.Iv adapted for private sd"uccs heinz e'lL,y
Nom ll nuisance. anu surrounded by private cohlIy =
pos 100 feet .quare aud upwards WI he sod al ies"H
prices. Apply to u & 1oRpE
Room 81.
Iroadvay.