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MINES AND MINING
IBr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrsuyK.T

TOMBSTONE, Ariz., July 4-The Contention and
Grand Central companies will begin sinking their
shaft below the water level as soon as proper ma
chinery be put in use. Work for some time has
been confined TO the drifts The mines are looking
well.
Work has been begun on the rhunderbolt mine,
adjoining the Owls Nest
lease TO work the Townsite mine, adjoining the
IngersOl was executed on Saturday.
Work has been resumed on the San Pedro mine
RNcoN, N. NJ, July IA 10. stamp mill is being
erected at Elizabehtown, n NJ, and smelter Is
beng erected in the Black Range.
The shelter at Cerrll0s, n. M., 10 idle, owing TO
the want OF good management.
The shaft OF the Pyramid mine, Leitendorf, N. W.,
Is 200 feet deep; Average ore value, zoo per ton
Ii is estimated that 1000 tons of IN sight in
the niue, and there is large quantity on the
dump
The Ohio mine, on the Copper Queen lode. Bisbee,
Ariz., has been rebOnded foe an Increased amount.
The Mexican Central Railroad reached point 40
miles from chihuahua on saturday.
BATTLE MOUNTAIN, New, July 2.--Tbe con-
tractors in the Eagle Tunnel are pushing work.
They have n small quantity of medium grade ore
out. The ledge is improving IN appearance,
There is some water In the bottom OF the Betty
O'Ncai shaft A new crOsscut Is being run. Good
ore has been struck in the east drift lower level
The old tailings of the Starr-Grove mill are beiry
worked over, but are yielding very little.
DEADwooD, ID. T., July 2.-The resident stock
thursday evening and instituted ngld lnvestiga-
tion into the cOmpanys AFFAIRS:
All the mills on the Delt are IN Operatlon. .
Work has been begun on the Giant and Old Abe
200stampmill.
A 4O-stamp mill has been ordered for the Mineral
Hill, near ROckeryille.
Smith 81 Towle, Boston capitalists, have con-
cluded the purchase Of the Woolley and Pecacho
mines for $4,000
The Minnesota Mill started up On Thursday.
The vein of the sitting Bull mine Is now vertical.
The Sitting Bull smelter is still idle.
superintendent McMaster, of the Homestake, has
returned to the coast.
The Caledonia drifts are being rapidly advanced
Bullion valued ut SiS 900 was received in this
city last week from the mines.
The total sales of mining stocks in New-YOrk for
the week ending July were officially reported by
the two Exchanges at ,012,93 shares
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Drsl'v5s Cbanres.
,EsIRABLE MANUFACTURING PROP

DESIRABLE r MAN FoF sALE. MIN" "0i
The proprietors Of CENTRALLY LoC d a, me- NJ
FACT( RING COMPANY offer for sale their enuIe prop
erty consisting OF REAL ESTATE; ENGhN hs
SKATING PUILIsYS and MACHINERY, win q spacious
Fol DRY attached with PATTERNS &c. Also. the entire
STOCK Of AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENIs manuIac
tured process with stock OF materials
implements great demand ana very desirsn
This OppOrtunity securing wcestaDsled business Wsu
good reputation the capacity OF producom
up to 800 men desired Inc purchaser VII
have all patents applied for Title perfect WIN
Immediate possession II wished Information as 10 price
of payment (which VIII De made easy o Oo u W
letter 10 Box pa, Albany, n. Y
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New Fluctuations
A -"HOT PLOWSHARES."
By JUDGE TOURGEE,
Just begun in
OUR CONTINENT.
WEEKLY ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE.
New Publications

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Contains also; Dust" by Julian Hawthorne; -" An
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An Impressonls" u. a NJ. hiser. with engravlngs
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OF Southern and Northern valoT by Union Victorian:
Poems illustrated by Jessie McDermOtt and others
Editorials "The ITsh situation" An American Jury
Ewes Daughters" " Plain Talk"
1.-THE Household by Helen Campbell " Our Society" by
Louise Chandler MouOn Book Notes. Personals, Current
Events, The Sull Hour, In Lighter Nein
NEW FORM-MAGAzINE SIZE-32 PAGES.
"The restored and the publication now appears as
containing In ITS So annually about oncthird more
matter than the largest OF them PuDliseIs weekly
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PROVIDENCE LINE.
FOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT

III
Connecting with Providence q Worcester RR
for all POINTS NORTH and EAST via WORCESTER
The entirely new and paatial steamer MODE ISLAND
on MONDAYS Wednesdays and Fridays and the favor1e
steamer MASSACHUSETTS, ON Tuesdays, Thursdays and
SATURDAYS, will leaveat
Connections made at Providence via r & w X X,
or Worcester aud all Northern Eastern and White
Mountain points Tickets sale at all principal ticket
Offices StaterOOms secured at offices OF Westcot Express
20 nj 2 Asor House. Nos BOZ 1881, 397 ana All Broad
way and st Fifth Avenue aud Windsor Hotel ticket Offices
""'' w." 1. w. FILkINS, General Pass. Agent
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Go fubom il man Gonfern.

CIXTY POOR WORKING WOMEN M, needing .. NJ
- rest and country air two weeks VIII ne ad
mited 10 the Old Dents Unsectarian Home ana Asyum
for pcurabes OF sexes" Fee including wsshn % per
week Mottave. and l65h-st., West Morrsanla, N n.
Dr. WILL BE GIVEN for the Post-0lice
md aadress ~ Au0nstus AZ Serbia who lived in New
York CITY in 1890 Address W. f. STREET. ST. Cloud MINI
ttS WILL BE PAID for the P0st-oftice ad-
dpsb Of either owen Dane s. GiPn MARY ~ ny
Gilpn (once NJ Passac County NJ Jonathan j. Spencer
fonce Oh Passalc County John w. Taylor OF new
YorE CIV Address W +. STREET ST Cloud MINI.
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Savings Banks.

CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
THE CITY OF NEW YORK,
SO BowRRY CORNER OF CANAL~sT1
EORTY-FOURTH SEMI-ANNUAL DiVI-
DEN OF interest The have ordered that inter-
est at the rate of cent be paid depotors
and after JULY II on all sums OF five dollars and
upwards which have remained deposit fo the three
months ending will
the as a il not Withdrawn
entitled to Interest from July l.
Bank open every day from 10 to 3 D. Bank books
In English, German aud French.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
In conformity with the construction Of the savings
Bank law by the Banking Department depOsors here
by notified that after the Goth June 1892 interest
Will allowed by this Bank any re-
naming 20 the credit OF account In OF Three
Thousand dollars.
EDWARD A. QCINTARD,
President
HENRY HAsLER. Secretary.
CHARLES w. HELD, Cashier.
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NEW-HAVEN, MERlDEN, HARTFORD,
~ SPRINGFIELD HOLYOKE. MONTREAL and interme
diate points Steamers Pier 20 f. r. at D. and
n m tSundays eKcepted) connecting with trains at NEW
HAVEN, for MERIDEN HARTFORD; SPRlNGFIELD
&c Tickets baggage checked az 0i4 Broadway "
y COurtst, Brooklyn Excursion 10 New haven and
rain
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gustrucnon

For Boys and Young Men-City.
BOOKKEEPING, Arithmetic, Penmanshp !;
nriyate lessons; open all special inducements
offered 10 Young wishing acquire thorough business
educat1ou duilng the months WHlTMANS
COUNTING-ROOMS, LIB Broadway, Room 30.
MR.. NeWell's Classical and Scientific School,
WI 1875 West 43d-st Scientific Department Professor
Ual,ock Number limited.
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COLORADO,
~ OREGON CALIFORNIA ST PAUL. MIME:
APOLIS, and points in NEBRASKA, UTAH, MON
TANA, DAKOTA, MINNESOTA. and the NOhih'
WEST are reached direct from CHICAGO viatho
CHICAGO AND NORTHWE5TER II T. -
II runs from Two trains daily each way between
CHICAGO AMI prominent Western points II [ALON y
RUNS IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS west oil
Chicago. PULLMAN SLEEPERS are run on all oil lts
through and For rates OF iare and Otner In
formation apply by rn pe5on u lH coiP)l uc%eS
VieeIal Easien AGENT No 4l5 Broadway
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GERMAN SAVINGS BANK.
~ CORNER iTH-AvE. AND l4rHsr,2
June 20, 1882.
The Board Of Trustees has ordered that be paid for
the six months ending June 80 1882 the OF four ~
per cent all deposors pay.
able on and after July Is, 1882.
Interest not withdrawn will be added 10 principal and draw
interest from July l. Deposits made will
draw interest from July /.
G. F.. AMTHOR. Treasurer.
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musifal Jnstrnments.

REATTY'S ORGANS, 27 stops, 500 Pianos,
- 1897 50. Factory running day and night Catalogue
tree Address DANIEL BEATTY, Washington. N.
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MENT AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.

Express NewYork via Desbrosses and Cort
landt Streets Ferries, as follows:
and p H. and IL night sundays, 5:l5, and 10 m
T. d, T. . and p and ~ night
Express Newly daily except Sunday at 720
and p. running through via Trenton and Camden.
Returning leave Bread street station Philadelphia
1901, 500 1920 Si6, $50 1870, 500, $50 ana IL
LIMITED Express 1880 MI l. 8 A. o. g. 0:30 1:65, and
$50 ON sunday 1901, 800 $40 S45, $50 a. M; 4,
a IN and 4:SO y. M. daily. except sunday.
Tic Iet offices $40 and ga Broadway Astor House. and
foot OF Desbrosses Cortlandsts Courst and
Ign station foot OF Fultonst, Brooklyn Nos Ia
ZIG and llS Hudson st.. Hoboken Station Jersey City
Emlgrant Ticket Once 3 Battery place.
The York Transfer Company VIII call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences.
FRANK THOMSON, j. r. WOOD,
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
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NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSSO

~ Nv 1UKh LEN hiII A4NI IIO
IN RIVER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. June "a, 1907
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot
ga nl Western and Northern Express 70 Rochester anu
Montreal via Central Vermont Il. RI with dIawhGFOoln
-
$40 m Special Express for Chicago daily stopping only
az Albany Syracuse Rochester Buffalo, Erie cleveland anu
Toledo - - ,,-...o.t
1920 a m Chicago Express drawingrO0m cars 10 canaan
dajnua Rochester aud Buffalo TO tichneld sprngs
II a. M Albany and Troy. with connection 10 Ouca
Saratoga Glens Falls and Rutland
$3.50 p. M saratoga special; arrives p m
D. a. Accommodation To Albany and Troy. =. ~.
d. m St Louis Express with sleeping cars lot 81 LOUIS
running through every day the week. also Niagara rails
Buffalo and Toledo .. ., ..
p Express with seepingcars to syracuse ana 10
Auburn Road also Montreal, excepting sunday. -,
D. M Pacific Express. daily. with seepngcars LOT
Rochester, Rufa Cleveland Toledo Detroit ana Chcago
II M Night Express with sleeping cars TO Albany ana
Troy. o.o, 40 D.s
Tickets on sale Bowling Green, 252 and Alb Broad
way and WescOts Express Offices Park place ana 100
and gg2 Broadway New-YOrk, aud 1913 Washlngt0nsI
BROOKLYN ]. N. TOUCEY, Gen. Sup't c. b. MEEKER
q AQent
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nor THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.

commencing June 90 special through express TRAM Win
drawing cars will leave Grand Ce'r Depot ~, - ~.
RI a. I r. RI daily except sundays, ct 500 arriving
at the noun early the evening 1.-TWO hours earl er than
as connecting Wells with express tram Tor
Newport VT Quebec, &C. seats in drawing r0onieoTs may
be engaged in advance r. :. C. ticket office, IN Grand
Central Depot or by addressing by mail or telegraph
~ ~'O' - - G. I. HEMPSTEAD, q. T. A.,
Il Y q L nItnf- N. ".
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1 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passenger
CTONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.

- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EASE
FARE always Low as by other line
Steamers NARRAGANSETr and STONINGTON leave
daily Sundaysl at from Pier 49, " foot VI
Jay-st arriving In Boston AT q a.
Tickets for sale Al principal ticket Offices staterooms
secured at Offices WestcOtt Express Co., AstOr House
207 $751; and 42l Broadway and at Fifth Avenue
Windsor Hotel ticket Offices
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SAVINGS BANK,

m
WI Nos. | aud 8 THIRD AVENUE
lopposite Cooper Instituted
FIFIf-EIGHTH DIVIDEND
NEW. YORK, June 81, 1882.
Interest ar the rate OF FOUR PER CENT per annum
all entitled thereto accordance with the bylaws Of
the bank will paid to depositors after WEDNES.
DAY, July 10, 1882.
Deposits made before July 10 will drawn
July /. $. w. SNEDEN, President
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i FOR PROVIDENCE, BOSTON AND THE EAST
ALLRAIL FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT
Three express daily Sundays excepted Boston
500 m IN. tparlor atachedli and 10 y. m with
palace sleeping cars
LIMITED TICKETS TO BOSTON (ALL RAID, 50.
NEWPORT express at m tparlor attached) ar.
rves at Newport y. IN.
PROVIDENCE special cypress p Cparlor at
tacned0 arrives Providence 1920 p.
Tickets and paror seats secured at Fifth
Windsor Hotel ticket Offices and at Grand Central Depot
l.. W. FILkiNs, General Passenger Agent.
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n9NTNF CTFANSUIP LINE for PORT

NJ
vi LAND, and MARTHA'S VINEYARD. Mass. steam
Ain FRANCON IA on Mondays ELEANORA on Ihufs1ays
at O'Clock Cabin passage to Portland 80 TO Martha Ina
Vineya 81 Including berth. No charge Or stateloO
excursion P0ra aud and return 49, Marthas vineyard ana
return 81 Meals 40 cents Freight received daly or all
parts OF Maine T. +. AMES Agent Pier 80. East river
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

Il ON and after July /, 1882.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains NewYok via Desbrosses and C0rtandt Streets
Ferries, as follows:
HARRISBURG Pttsburg the and South with Pullman
Palace Cars attached H.. and D. m daily New ork
and Chicago Limited OF ParOr, Dining Smoking and Sleep
ing Cars at 8 every day.
WiamspOrt, Lock Haven a. p M CORY ana Erie az
p connecting az Cory for I1tusyie Petroleum Cen
and the Oil Regions. -. .
BALTIMORE Washington and South, Limited Washington
Express Pullman Parlor Cars daily except Monday ~
M; arrive Washington Regular at 5l5 and $3.50
a. M, l. $40 and T. H., and IL night
SUNDAY, 5:l5 a. n. + and D. NJ, aud ~ night
Atlantic City with through car D. m except sunday
via Railway and Amboy. $50 and $40 H., IL noon g.
TOMS River Ma seaside Park, s:40 a. and p m.
Boas BROOKLYN Annex connect with all through trains at
Jersey City a0dng speedy and direct transfer Tor BROOK
Ign travel zoo,
1910 D. m daily From Washington and Baltimore $50
$3.50 a. M 300 $500 $3.50 and 1890 p m; Sunday $780, 500
o. NJ. and 1850 D. From Baltimore, lao M; on sun
DAYS 935 D. NJ Philadelphia 800, $40, $50 500
$40 04O 1850, ll:40 1870 2 $780, 53 $40. 1880
500, $50 1910 and 1880 sunday $780, $780, $50
900 ll:40 a. M, $40. $780, l0:40 and 1000 p.
TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD EsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE.
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND9o
2IN NEW-YORK
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MENT, AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
IT, nal. "A nl.t
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NORWICH LINE n--.,.., -, d., r,,.
~ To Boston. Worcester. Nashua rOIOiaul NAN INV "
ThensW Iron steamer - ~...<,,e,,r.
Wilhou excanton the eeg boat onGhe Sount and
the iavOrite CITY or NEW- lOhh, -. 80. ma,
leave Pier 10 40 River foot Of Wattt, next PIER
above DesbrOsses-st Ferry daily except Sundy5 pm
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Bullion valued at $4,000 was received in this
city last week from the mines.
The total sales of mining stocks in New-York for
the week ending July were officially reported by
the two Exchanges at 1012, $50 shares.
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Miscellaneous

StDSn A Year. board and tuition-girls, boys.
Up leu Address Episcopal Schools, Haddonheid NJ
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nor RONDOUT, KINGSTON and CATS
D KILL MOUNrAINs.-IandiDg at Cranstons Landing
PoughkeeDse EsoPus connecting with Ulster and pea
Catskiii and James Baldwin leave daily AZ M FOOT
OF HarrsOnst North River except SATURDAYS Wheh the
oT at D. connecting win evening
rain for sumner Resorts through the Catsk Mountains
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- restored building Both admitted. College and
Preparatory Under of members Of the Society
Of FrendS The main building destroyed by fire 9th
month last has been completely rebuilt, enlarged ana
fitted up with all conven.enceS Thorough instruction
in Languages, Literature Mathematics and the Sciences
New scientific building containing Laboratories draft
ing rooms, machine shops, aDd all appliances for
pursuing thorough in Chemistry. Mechanical and
Civil Engineering. The next opens 9th onh lSept
Apply other things being equal places will
given The earliest applicants -
fun particulars address EDWARD H. MAGILI,
Prest, SwarthmOre COLLEGE, Delaware Co. Penn.
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INSTRUCTION.

gUalt
T1GULAND MILITARY ACADEMY,
Ill WoRCEsTER MASS, fits boys for Business sslen.
S Sa s For Circular apply to METcALF AM sup
NIOHEGAN Lake School Peekskill, n. y,
on Su.i Gsrs rare FoT Catalogue. WILCOX
DEEKSKILL (N.Y.) Military Academy.-For
circulars address Col q J. WRIGHT. A NJ Principal
DARK INSTITUTE, Rye, y. u YmEor Boys;
Il 5000 year HENRY IAILooh. rnncpa.
DENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
AMY TI to 's""c Colonel THEo. HYATT, President
DIVERYIEW ACADEMY,
I'm T. 6 Military Department thorough going wide
awake school combining study Military Drill and
cataosae with Chart Of College acquisitions
plicaton. OTIS prsprr A NJ PRINCIPAL.
CIGLAR'S PREPARATORY SCHOOL, New
- burg N. "a select boarding school Tor 20 ; nTss
address add essI HENRY W SOLAR Ma. yale.
THE GUNNERY.-A family and preparatory
ssnGG iGr % S9yi sfd' Conn sUo year
VNHE HOPKINS GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New
tees 1ayD dSa g. wosssy ~ blake
Thachsr II g Kingssy A. Nj a e a T%,nnns'
IL d. Professor E. Sn%" F W
WORCESTER ACADEMIA preparatory
school in Its i9ry ninth year LITERALLY endqT n
study teachers able and experienced men Fits TOR amy
prehensve individual needs carefully considered gymna
sum aSorarSsy aPaNWo5 sF en- Prn
cipal, Worcester, Mass.
For Young Ladies-Country.
RORDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE,11Lo1.,
hor c3p deSs fR5 RGRs IU%lO B0saIpWn
BRADFORD ACADEMY FOR YOUNG La
ID DIEs-The eighteenth year commences September D.,
400 -'- Miss ANNIE L. JOHNSON, Principal.
Bradford Mass.
CLASSICAL and Home Institute for Young
~ Ladies' Poughkeepse n. y Miss 5. " H. BUTLER'
Thorough teaching well furnished rooms chce
ent table, moderate Reopens September H. 1857
COTTAGE SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
" LADIES Postown, Pa-rhrty- second ANNUAL session
opens Sept Is, 1884 Philadelphia and Reading X X AZ
miles from Philadelphia with hrOugn cars from New YORK
by Home comforts, parental discipline
and thorough elegant buildings and all c0nyenence
and location well known Tor beauty anu nel
For catalogues address gro c. BOllE A NJ, rim
HONE INSTITUTE for young ladies, larry
i town y. Y; home thorough course OF study re
opens September 15 Miss NJ W. METCALf, Principal
HOUGhTON SEMINARY for Young Ladies.
4 Advantages unsurpassed. For Record" catalogue
A. BENEDICT l., Clinton, Ny
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\ YORK AND PHILIA ABEL

STEAMERS LEAVE PIER 8, n. r.,
FOOT RECTOHST.:
For Highlands, seabright, Monmouth Beach and Long
Branch. o:3U a. o Ii $780, $40, o. 545 p NJ sun
days. .. L., - 4 m. 5in p. IN.
For ocean Grove Sea Grit &c, 7:45 9, II $40. 8,
FOR Lakewood Toms River Barnsgat &C, 7:I5 1870,
3:45 D. IN.
For Writings Atlantic City, vineland and all stations to
Bay Side 1880 D. - - ~ -.
W W Stoarns Cen SuDt
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6teamboats ano Railroads..

ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES Line 80,
q RhEw sT "s 81 WEIR b& a's
Albany SUNDAY morning excepted with trans North West
tickets to Albany Sn reiqP gpea P2Sss ~
A LBANY DAY BOATS.-Albany and c. Vib-
n bard-Daily Sunday excepted. leave Vestryst Pier
1885, ami W22d-st at GBrookyn by Annex at a M
sSdnS a. exec Ga hsH and HUDSON ccnneng
eSk y fly win I'm 9 o rn o o 81 snd VEST VIZ and
Special SARATOGA EXPRESS
MARY POWELL, for West Point, Corn
a1uc vac "a NsWS1Es Milton
burg ana Hyde fsT anal sy az ESQ
at Poaeikeepsic with evening trains for the North
ERIE RAILWAY now known as the new 6
Arrangement Of trains fro n chambers street Depot:
CINCINNATI and Chicago Gay EsPTe's Drawing
S. Louis Express h aTT Wls4 . az son
west Pulmans best Drawingroom Sleeping Co~cnes y"
Express for r The West t02 sleeping an
ease without change Hotel Coaches through Chicago
7l6 p. m Emgrant train Tor the Mestoo ,ooo - ~
noon Ga'1 ia5 s sGS ta io sS So $50
" midnight Sundays, 8. $3.50 1920 a. M, lf0' $50 IL
az 55o osS o l9 7 1873 % poSn and S
midnight. Sundays g. $780, 1920 l45' $780, IL mid
via SegS a "a S1S sa9ray
S S1G s; Only g'2g sundays HT so S'io
sa sna u aS no. SUNG sa1SaS 5S 1920 c m
t:50 p. m and p midnight
Newpure and Cornwall 1850 $3.50. 4:3O p. IN Sun
$50 a. 900. =. on. -.
Goshen q 1850 q 1920 800 800. $780, T. 1:lo .. III
SUNDAYS g. $50, l6;20 a. M, $40. p; N; 90
MddleOwn 1850, 8, lO;2D a: H. 800, 4;3o T. Hl9 : ID;
snndavs $40 Logo $3.50, D. m. The a m ana 4:5O
o. M trains connect with Midland Railroad at Mainst ~
Port Jervis, 1.5U lO:2O 1n $50, =, 1910 III BUN
days $3.50. 1920 m, $50 and p H. altar eoch borr
quarter Of and quarter ter each nOuf
from 545 a. ~ to $40 p and at 10; 30 an ll;11 D. M
Tickets passage and for apaI ments In
sleeung Coaches obtained orders Tor the checking
and transfer baggage be lett at the ComPgnys Oces
Nos 2Gi AUl 95f Broadway Isl Westst. y. ~ NO.
Conrt-st. Brooklyn, or at the Company's Depots
Tnligrant Agency No. Batter place. -. ., ~
the est arrive In aJ
ana IL No n ABBoTT Gen1 Pass'r Agent New York
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ leave for hnglewood Cioste Perwont dn9 %
sundays 8 a. m and Gas p. m The ll:3O tram VIII
leave 80 minutes later Saturday nights - .-o -.
Nanuet Spring Valley and MoSey . ~ a. in' 4'oV p III
SUBWAY JS0 =. ABBOTT. Genl Pass'r Agent New.York.
EOR RONDOUT, KINGSTON and CATS
D. KILL MOUNTAINs-IandiDg at CranstOn's Landing
NVsst POintl Cornwall. NewDurg Marlboro. Mnton
PoughkeeDse. Esopus connecting with Ulster ana Deia
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NEW-YORK SAVINGS BANK,
~ Sth-ave.. cor. l4th-st.
The trustees have ordered that credited
10 depOs0rs July 1882 shall be the OF cent
ali OF 80 and upward which have remained
deposit from to six months, ending 1854
Interest CONNIE ncing the nrst Of each month.
Money deposited before July 10 will draw interest
from July 1.
Is hereby given after the S0th day OF June,
1882 interest Will be allowed the Of
the deposits Of depostcr
aud dollars except deposits arising from judicial sales
trust funds
RICHARD H. BULL, President