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C,TONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.

y CONNECIING Win ALL POINTS EAST.
reduced - 10 Boston Tor hrstcass tickets good only
as spegintd On theI
Elegant steamers leave daily SUNDAYS excepted at I3O D.
River. foo OF Jay-st, New
living Boston at Tickets fOr al All principal
ucActOL
1PItOViDnNCE LINE for freight only. steamers leave
from Pier 20 Nouh river loot OF Warenst $3.50 D. IL daily
I,uudAs excepted Tor Dos ON via Providence direct
l.. ". flLhIN5, General Passenger Agent.
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Eo5l an0 fonn0.

I OST or STOLEN.-Bank book issued by the
II sEAMEN,o bank For SAVINGS, New York. to the
dJs,rbcr II noL found OF returned 10 bank within 80
days iron hls date Will apply bank for new
EVA a DEEAUN.
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CHARMS ,.,, avn nnoa ro ,..oonr.n,a

Office, PeI 10. u H., Of COrt,anltst
Consicnmouts Of freight forwarded any par
OF Tho world
UNQUALIFIED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received oCNory vi al Ands Of freight and mor
chandisc TO any part Ol the city.
sEAAN u IAltBOK IOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
bOIi LIGhILtAGE-
Freight every description promptly entered TO any pont
IN Dor al ica-Ouaue fdlts
rIEA1lDOAIo. BAtGEo AND GROVES TO CHAN.
TEKrOn. IACLi.p IONS.
steamers Jouu H. atAua and Erastus Corning for NEW
hAN-N, leave fivr ID, y H.. al D. III dhD oat1rd4ys
NtllsOPOLIs EXPRESS CO.. between NeW.HOrA AMI
Ntw.liaseu. Care anu ulspatcD sudiantcct
Ilrlgut points ga D a. ". - rcj5Y dt P3r -.
vi y iiu point, r.tft at Flec IS
NtItIu olitIsia ISLAM D.-hlUVe Miles tDt
eu Gents Pier A.. Il, nItoaLss
CENIItAl -iIPl A4.u com ItulpdW, y. J.-DIy DJjGs
Machine ami burr -uOp every tuas appcrtanng " 40
oOusuuc.iun ANA repair Ui vessels
fNuE POPULAR SuOkE LINE.
II ION fNpNiDGNtE, BOSTON AND lui. l-AoA
ALL RAIL FROM GRAND CENTRAL Dl'FOli
ThIe, express uuus ddy J0uuuya eAeeP'd To boston no
500 DID,. D. 400 iarul cars atiichrd anu ~ y. w. ("lth
P''JI ,iuiIID rICKt1s 10 BOSTON. ALL RAIL, So
NEWroItI cApcs a. lpaIIor cars attached, ar
PR6VibENcE special express at p M. Oarlor 1t
tafnrdI . arrives al Providence lu;.u D. IA -
ses and larooar secured ~ Fifth Avenue aud
Windsor Hotel licAct Offices uuu 40 olad lthlta Depot
. 80. 49,. $3.50, I' =. 81 ~
U1ROY BOATS-CIIlIEN'S LINE.-New
i Ieamcrs "a RATOGA and CRY OF TROY leave iAly
te1cepl saturday lu -, North RIVER foot Onris
tOpAers, CunIt ting VIA morning uilns IOr North All
Mesk buaday eleanor iDhchosat AiOAhH
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miscellaneous.

CEND your orders direct to the Murray I'LL
- Steam Kinding Wood Factory foot OF 3yth ST. ana
East or get your wood at factory pIlces OIe
mail viii receive personal attention selected 9Iy
for fire place specially. IL + 49, 80
TWENTY TWO-INCH 4-sided planning and
matching machine gan metal syndieIs ana mo Cte
Above are Doncastes improved uach,s hrstcass ~
respect ready delivery abOut Let OF February 1eNt
be seen in SO at mill HARDY NOOEHEES lOOl ol ISV
st. Brooklyn. l.. ID.
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Amnsemsnts.
La Trayiata.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC. La Traviata:
n To morrow Monday November 20 Fifth Appearance Of
Nine ADELIHA PATTI
Last time but one. Verdfs opera.
LA TRAVIATA.
Alfredo Sgnor Rayel Germont Signor Galassi Medico
SignOr MONT and ViOetta, Nine. Adelina Patti ,r,
Director Of Music and Conductor .SlGNOR ARDIIi
Wednesday, November %, Verdps Chef d'9uvre,
AIDA.
Rhadames, signor Rayeln Am0nasro Signor Galassi !
Ramhs isgnor Mont il Re, SignOr Costa Amneris. Nine
GRla,si. and Aida. Nine. PaOina KOssnl.
Friday November "a time this season Rossnfs opera
IL BARBIERE ID SEVIGLIA.
Rosina, Mme Adeina Patti -,
SATURDAY, November 49, Grand Matinee, Nossnrs cbel
d'muyre,
WILLIAM TELL.
ROI 0alcp oDcn from
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i'0I'I'I''' '-0 Go. l. coNNoR, GENT Pass. Agent


NkW-lORk CEN RAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER hAILhOAD-( commencing November D. 1882
through trains Nil leave Grand Central Depot.
Ustou and NOItherh Express 30 Rochester and
Montreal with dTdNng-rOOm cars also 10 SaI atOga.
SPECIAL Express for Chicago dai stopping only
o. Albany syracuse, rochester buhaO Erie Cleveland and
Iu.odO.
IU3U a. Chicago Express. drawing
dalua, Rochester and Buffalo.
TO Dany ana hoy win connection " Utica sara
Gens fais Lake George aud Rutland.
$50 y. III, Albany ANA Troy special saturdays only.
4 d. Accommodation 10 Albany anu Troy
IT Louis press, with sleeping for ST. Louis
running through dag IN the week, also Niagara FANS
bunaO, IueuO and DeuUlL
$50 Express daily except sunday. with sleeping
syracuse and ~ Auburn Road also 10 saratoga ana Mon
tIcaL
. D. m. Pacific Express daily with seepinycars for
Rochester, BuLaO C,eNednd Toledo Detroit, Chicago and
LOwNiIe
ii d. H., Night Express with Seepngcars To Albany and
win morning trains tho West ana
Ickcta . 2J2 and 4l3 Broad
t aud al MestuotUs ~ press Offices Park 7oJ
and g42 Broadway, Newlork and 533 Wasntnsonst,
Er,ohlyn. Z. Is. MEEkEk,
D. NJ TOUCEY, Gen. sup't Gen. Passenger Agent.
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NORWICH LINE
y Boston Worcester Nashua Portland and the East
Iron steamer . .-.
CITY OF WORCESTER
exception most elegant boat the sound and
\
No. 49, North River loot Of Wdttsst
above Ferry, day, except sundays
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6liuatlons Wanleo mdles.

AN EXPERIENCED 0RGANlSr of this city
y desires engagement in New.York, Brooklyn or
P4d = Bo sor T5Sne once lq'
DAKER, or SECOND HAND in SHOP or
ID HOTEL1By German 80 years Of age single gle.
address CHRISTIAN MILLER, ia 7th-st
NOACHuAN and GROOM.-By a single
~ young understands his business IN all branches
and az o5gng Address j. Box % Tribune Uptown Once
1888 Broadway
COACHMAN.-By a young man, single. un-
- 6ersapqs the car OF lcT9sS ana GaiesGs Is Gagi
will R Ss P b. BOX a. ane UptoSn 0ce
COACHMAN, &c.-By a sober, reliable man,
carl sse Sc gebgera mefa 6es reeence from last e
ployer Address P l., Box II Tribune ONCE
NOACHMAN.-Single Protestant sober and
~ tmstworny in every respect middle ages thoroughly
di yer ana good worker the city references from ms
last placid years ta OF address l5s 9ave, 2lst and
2Zd-st. in shoe store.
OOACHMAN.-By an Englishman married,
- family IA years personal and written reeommenda
nan Please address PREsEN EMPLOY LR East l4tist
NARE OF HOUSES, &c.-By AN experienced
~ man Is handy al repairing IN al branches AddIes o.
a. Tribune Uptown ONCE, l,z39 Bl0adMay.
GARDENER Single; OF thorough practical
" abilities, extensively experienced in proper iIestmen
OF grapess, pauthouses rose growing Ntgeibefoiting
proving grounds understands farming care OF stock &c
Address ;. r., No $40 Broadway.
MANAGER and HOUSEKEEPER.-By a
WI M ID ile.aeed and vi G. American unnclmbered
s a market attend TO ali wants OF house OF grounds IN
der,tands stock Al butter mixer wife nIsdSs coos ana
houses eepeT take entire charge OF house III qet mono
ely OF lar West Address c. C. G., lO3 West l25t'st'
NIGH I-WATCHMAN.-By a single, PrOtes-
" tant middle aged man safe and Trustworthy twehW
NJ years references Car address loo 1th ave. between
II 81 and 22d sts, shoe store
rgNHE Enigrant Aid and Land Association,
Is broadway Rooms % and u. Ipordtcd by special
aci OF The Legislature Of Penns} wanna a.,
VIII furnish railroads farmers merchants ana others IN c
Northwest est and south "ith employees OF an lhus pih
To- Improve he condition IN life by leayips the crowded
centres OF civilization. IT, .,...,,..., I'd,
Inc Association win give special attention to locating Of
colonies and negotiating loans
Circulars fOfw ardcd IN application.
IISEFULMAN.--By Protestant man 10 attend
u furnace himself useful abOui house best CITY
references Address a. H., Box 49, Tribune Uptown Oh'o
LBS Broadway.
NNAITERMEN and COACHMEN (cOlorod)
w DO had No lG4 West 3-dst, with good Itici
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AN ELEGANT front parlor bedroom fold
~ ing bed southern exposures in private house with
owner. private bath &C. adjoining No 257 East l3thst.
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DONDOUT and MISUNDERSTANDING at
IA Causton's West Point Cornwall NewOu Marlboro
MtO POughkeuUslc ANA ESOpus connecting with ser and
Delaware stony Glove Railroads. steamboats, city Cats
XII W. baldwin leave AZ from Harrison st..
\ Il. sAiurtIaNs az y.
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A THOUSAND of New ork's best boarding
n honses APARTMENTS and hotels Get THEODORE
THISTLE'S GUIDE % cents at newsdealers NEW-fORK
Beekmau.St
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Mnslcal Instruments.

DEATTY'S ORGANS, 27 stops, 1925. Pianos,
~ 1927 90 Factory running day night Catalogues
free Address DANIEL f. BEATTY, Washington, "
DIANO STOOLS, Music Racks. stands, Piano
Covers and Scaifs for UPRIGHT pianos and elegiut
assortment 10" Prices plano stools - and upwards NEP-
PERT, manufacturer, $50 CaIai-st WesL broadway
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GERMAN FAMILY offer handsome rooms
N with frstcass board in desirable location NO IOo
,asf
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Broadway and 14th-St.
FLOWER CO.,
IMPORTERS,


REDUCTIONS.
Having met such great success In selling our GOODS
in an de. artments
AT REDUCED PRICES
We shall continue 10 o1er orr
PARIS TRIMMED BoNNEIS AND HATS,
formerly $50, selling 40 So 1o.
BONNET AND HATS OF Cl il OWE MAKE
formerly < 10 nos selling 80 80 d.
UNTRr1NEI FRENCH fEAT BOSNEI0 AND HATS :
formerly ~ go now selling 20 - -.
I'M femcd Velvet and Plush Comet, and Hats ready for
wear. al ON ~ % upward.
OsTICH PLTrfE- rs ALL tJIpE~ AND SHADES,
formerly "a t., selling & 50 "H.
OSTRICH TIPS ~ BUNCHE~ OF THREE
formerly 81 49,. now selling 80 - cents
VTrVETs and PLUefIrS 10 great reluo cd prices.
FANCY BIRDS aud BREASTS. ~ ihc most desirable
varieties and ,.loI-, from ~ cents upward.
PPrpAT GtENITUuEs ~ NEW AND PLEASING
CONVERSATIONS, AND BRIDAL WELLS.
GARNITUREa FJ. EVENING DHLsoL5 AND WAIST
IDLQIII5.
JARDINIERES AND JARDINTERE PLANTS II
TROPICAL LEAVES AND FLORAL coUNrEHIElTs.
l. LOEWENSTEIN Proprietor.
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, Of the 7TH REGIMENT
AIHI ETIC AsAllI ATInN

viii be held at the Armory EVACUATION DAY,
Saturday November 90 y p. m. Tickets can be had OF
members OF the regiment anor at the armory Deyn Co.
Broadway and WaIen-st NJ. N. la kus Co, 1913 Broad
way, NJ & Ward. llthst and 'rOadway w. A. Pond &
Co, Union square Office Union Square Hotel and s. Budd,
Broadway and 2lthst
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EXTRA large furnished rooms, with first
Il class poard-iO9 East 29ths near Madison square and
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
4 On and after October ~, 1852,
GREAT TRT- l.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains eSIo new ORR via DesbOsscs ana Courtlandt
harrisburg. PttsOGfs The and south, with Pullman
ncago Limited OF Paor, Dining, smoking and sleep
Wiiramsport Lock Haven m p m, Cory and Ere at
p ting tOrry for rtusye, Petroleum Cen.
Batimore Washington and the SOUTH Limited Washington
arrive T9sangISn @ and 61g ma ,n wa o ana r r
r. at 10 and $50 ~ oso ana p & ana IL III hI VIA
b. ana o. 4. H. anu p m ana ~ n,gnt ,,o III.
sunday. via T. and r. H. a. a 81 nj w. and IL night;
FOR Atlantic CITY except sunday OLD a. M and p m On
For Say except sunday 5lj, lllOa Saturdays
Long Branch Bay Head Junction intermediate stations
Via halfway and AmDoy y a H. - noon SY0 anu p m
Jersey Guy ahOGdlns speedy AID direct transfer for
Trans From Pttsburg G:2O and ll:2O H. 80 and
1920 p daily. FROM Washington and Baltimore. o3O,
go am 1913, and 1890 pm From Baltimore l2O pm on
sgnday5 g%S S Polo liIa riaiePh9 S9V ia ~ SS1
62O 3d. COO. llO a. III. 60 1850. $50 lO.-O OSJ and
1O'O -" TO PHILADELPHIA
THE oLD.EsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE.
20 TRAINS EACH WAY, WEEKDAYS AND DON SUN.
NEwY0KK
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MEST, Az p The FASTEST TiIE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
Express Trains leave New York via Court
5I0 40 3 $50 o and 10 Lmitcyl II A. M l. $40, $40,
% Lmted. and 10 a. m, 4. g. q 8. aud p ~. and ~
night
Lxp1ss Trains leave NewYork daily except sunday at
1:2O IN. anu y. running through Wa Trenton and
Camden.
~ o. 800, $50, 3i5. $50. $50, So 80 aud IL a.
Uimtcd fXpless 80 D. M, /, D. 4, l,;20 Limited D..
03U 10 = amt $50 p. ON sunday l2Ol 800 3.2U,
3I5 D 70 u. M (l.2J Limited $50, 40 = and so y.
Leave Philadelphia via Camden. a NJ anu $50 p IN daily
except Sund1Y
foot OF DesbrOsses and COurtlandsS COurt-st. and
IrnL m mex station. foot OF FuiOn-si. Brooklyn: NOA
is HOb0Ncn, tatlOn Jersey Clty,
i.frirrant Ticket Once. > terry Pace
The Trans er Company VIII call Tor ami check
hepgAqr hon hotels and tCsideHoes -
CHARLES T.. PCGll. ). L. WOOD,
General Manager.s OenotaI f~osf Agent
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Aninmn Resorts.

DERSONS desiring to economic can have
good board for te winter az low price; country Two
hours nom city Han Address A. L. C.. CoItlaAdt iud-
son y. y
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Steamboats, an0 Railroads..
DAKOTA,

MINNrsOTA, AMI the NORTHWEST ST. PAUL MIN
NLAPCIIS and all po.aB in COLORADO. OREGON.
CALIIOhNIA, NEBRASKA, UTAH, ami MON TANA
BIC reached direct lrOii CHICAGO y.45lj
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A HANDSOMELY FURNISHEDbackp arlor,
siGe room adjoining containing ample closet, hot and
cold water in private family with board desired no Other
6onroers: re- orenCea. 433 4th-avc. near 23th st.
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FEW handsome rooms ; excellent tabie
N IN private family references. Gjj Lexng'onaye.
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EIRST-CLASS accommodations for families
arl eutemen at the Vanderbilt LeXingonaye. ana ga
AZ New AousO new furniture ces ator rates Ide ate.
~ CHARLES LELAND Manager
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Bauklna 6ouscs ano Bankers.
Diui0eno Notices.

HoNEsrAKE MINING COMPANY, ls wALLsr2
NEw.YORK. Nov. Is. 1882
dividend no. 51.-The regular mon,h MY
d;c,6 nd of FORTY CENT per share has been declared
5or ooler PAYABLE at Office Of the transfer agents
ounsberg 4 Haggn IS alst on the 25th INST transfer
hooks clos. VI the 10Th inst. 80
V0V LOUNSBERY & HAGGIN, Transfer Agents
OFFICE OF THE JoculsIlTA MINING CoMlP5ASY'
no. is WALI-sI, NEW YORK, Nov g. 1857.
DTVTDEND NO. 6.-The JOcuiStita Mining
~ Company this day declared quarterly dividend OF
hundTed dollars being ONE DOLLAR - Fei
share PAYABLE Office Of LOunsbery Haggn, NO IS
Nall-st. the .9th inst. 80
'iAH''' 0''A r. p. LOUNSBERY,
President.
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Doar0 ano Rooms
East SIDE.

East Slu9
AT 315 MADIS0N-ANE., with board Tor
N gentleman and wife gentlemen; corner room
iRx22 over parlor elegantly turnshed mirrors c. Win
large with clothes bath ana all cOhNe
min .alnn foOr terms NeIY IcasonAOo.
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C0ACHMAN.-By young man, single. UNI
~ Gerstauds the Of horses and carriages is careful
viii be found sober and oDgng can furnish best OF
references Address J. b. BOX Al, Tribune Uptown ONCE,
Z HNraN
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CHICAGO AND SOUTHWESTERN nv.

i runs from Hvs trains duly cacl way between
CHICAGO alI prominent Wt,rcl p)iIl3. Il ALONE
IL AS IMPLhiAL PALACE DINING CARS west OF CHI.
caeo. JLLHAN oLEGFEio run On ali OF It5 through
Do Trains EOi uc. o. ltrc AM Uta8r information
apply letter cJLJJI agent "
J., +. BOOTH,
General Eastern Agent 40. ~ Broadway New.Y orl,
EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
I sAIONiC aAd NAUGA1 UCK BALBOA Ds-Steamprs
.t-Fo ID Iaric1up 4I:JJ .: ~ Z5t-3.
ASc,, JlV D. I'll. I"ro lower iAII ~ any otherrOuJs.
FALL RIVER LINE Tor BOSTON and the
j EA> l.-tAE-S NLDt DED, t3 to Boston, Lowell and
I.tchnUrBi - 10 newport and Fan ldtori - 80 New
rD.Ord corresponding other Joints steamers
BltI~ roll ana PKONIDLSCE leave New. ork on alter
sundays uuc PieI 2S NOrIh River foot
OF Murry-st, a. 4u D. Ill connection Dy
BluOAyn FuitUn-stl. Jersey city from toUL
Oh I.,u4u.e pace at p. IA.
BORDEN * LOWELL. Agents.
GEO. l.. CONNOR Gen'l Pass Agent
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I EIIIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passe
EItans leave depos foot Of Corandt and DesbrOs
olu $40 aud p. tor EastOn, Bethlehem, Allentown
Reading Mauch Chunk, MilkesUarIe IOwauda, Wayerly
Ithaca Geneva, Lyons, Buffalo and the Vest Pullman
though coaches daily Trains at .. for EasOn
Betu HEM Allentown, heading, Iauch CHUNK Nukesbarro
and Pttston. Local trains at a. H. o4O p for Eason,
Bethlehem and COplay.
Trains Ieaying at M ! and $40 connect for all
POINTS and HaZelt0n coal regions Sunday train
local 3auch Chunk, $40 a. Leave Mauch CHUNK
H. <,, , -, ~. .
Il hNINGION. q. 2 A
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COACH and GROOM.-By a single
Y Young man understands his business IN all branches
is a careful driver city county; viii be found sober
and oDigng Address j., Box 80 Tribune Uptown once.
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The Unusual Character Of The
SANITARY ARRANGEMENTS

HAS BEEN FULLY DE.
SCRIBED IN THE NEWS COL
UMNS OF THE EVENING POST,
SANITARY ENGINEER, MAN.
UFAOTURER AND BUILDER,
AND OTHER NETWORK AND
BOSTON PAPERS.
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IA MADISON-AVE.-Desirable suites, con-
IL Il tanin from two FIVE rooms private tables and
special board OF unusual excellence also upper
looms fires.
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West Sid

900 EAST 14TH-ST.-A competent ladies'
80 maid and seamstress nrstolGss hair dresser best
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COACHNIAN, &c.-By a sober reliable man,
~ CSDgle, thoroughly experienced IN the care OF horses
MAKE himself generally useful best from last
plOyer Address =. L., Box II Tribune ONCE.
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Organized Under the Laws Ofthe State OF New OH
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COACHMAN.-SingIe Protcstant sober and
" trustworthy in every respect mldd 70 agei thoroughly
understands business In All branches good city
d yer ana good worker the bes city references from his
last pa elO years YAH OF address los JhaVe %Ist ana
2Hd.st. IN Shoe Store.
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4 FEW richly furnished rooms en- suite o
slngly 10 gentlemen gentleman and wife with nOI
0yuuslye Poope bIoMnstone Is W est 9lIhst.
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PICTURES SENT TO CHICAGO.

Two hundred and thirtyfve pictures were
shipped from city yesterday the Art Departments
OF the Interstate Industrial Exhibition Of Chicago, by
Grady & McKeever successors TO Renner & Co.. OF No.
7l9 Sixthave. Among the pictures sent were Thomas
Hovenden's Elaine" the principal picture In this
years National Academy Exhibition; Edgar ~. Wards
Tobacco Field in Old Virginia; "Une Epave," by
Alexander Harrison Boarding School GFeenEoom."
J. W Champney; "Nes-Jersey Coast G. II.
smie; bright Day in Venice" Robert
Blum; "Ncar the swamp" r. swain clifford;
"The stragglers" and News from Home"
Gilbert Gaul; Worse for Wear" and Not Worth a
Darn" J. 6. Brown Cottage in Pieardy," G. = Rein
har,it; " Catherine and Tavern in Amsterdam" T.
A. Abbey; Harvest T1me-NOrmandy," ID. ". Iry0n;
stream in Berkshire" J. Il. Bristol " Lake Cham
plain" Arthur Parton Adirondacks." K. " sAurtien;
New-York Bay" Henry Farrar; Moonrise and sun
set Joseph Lyman, jr. d" Young Recruit" Eastman
Johnson; Midsummer" K Van Elten; Black Noun
TAIN" J. b. smile; WINTER L. Bruce
Crane; Tomb Of the Saints" William saTi ain !;
Country Loves" F. sclucAardt. r " on the Irles ot
Shoals" Il. f. r. De Haas a summer Day. sne, il
Hart: " Renul-cpuce Of kerry 4. II. Nyant; Au-
tumn. Edwin H. Bashicld The slave ol tAr ohSdDOi,
! T. Waller. " / Won't HIrt Them : j. Guy =" lndiln
| sumner" Jervis McEutee " Md-Oceal,' II. r. smith,
Walk" j. H. Witt; The Bather-,' George Nay nafd;
- Aiarket-Ilace, Montreal q. II. Mclord IN mo
studio" ". N. Chase; Cottage Ia franc..- :.
| r. BrevOOrt; d" TIE WISH G.. L. Gcint.
. Flowers" !. Alden Weir; At the Well,
| William M4grath. Many OF these paintings nave De
exnfnited IA tie National Academy Design witin TIE
past Two YEAR. The collection II probably the largest
Vi tne KIND has ever been sent out o. the cliy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-29
ON TIE MANAsorAN RIVER.

POINT PLEASANT, y. j., July 27.-The
season mere Is unusually prosperous, and the Resort
House Is hed to the utmost capacity During the Lass
Few days the bathing has been very fine, the heavy
SURF caused by the last storm having subsded. Tbs
numberof cottages Is steadily increasing and contracts
were made last week for the erection Of nearly
dozen new ones. Among those who will build Is John
l. Murphy Of Trenton, " j. the president OF the Pons
Pleasant city Land Company
Mrs Sea and family Of Phladep hia are at their cot
tage the bank OF the Manasquan River DR. Henry r.
Reed and family. Of Philadelphia, have handsome new
cottage in ArnoIdaye. The Rev. Angeus Goessmann.
OF Trenton. " j. Ia among t0e Late arrivals the Re-
sort House
Mr. and Mrs. g. Conant OF New-York areat their cot.
tage on the river front. Miss Fitzpatrick. OF Phila-
delphia. has very cosey cottage in Arnoid-ave
Fishing parties are organized here every day ny the
The second grand f dress hop ~ the season was hed
saturday night the Resort House The grounds were
Illuminated with Chinese lanterns hung upon "a. trees
There were twelve sets dancing upon the door a. mo
evening
Among the late arrivals at the Resort House tho
simon Uhlmann Mrs Meeker, Miss Edgar, r. T.
Grace BacR S %aieost ana Wallace ysm'y
II. A Morgan, wife and daughter, r. ". Parsons, T. r.
Wool G V Hunter and family Captain RC.Glcyer, A. J.
clover L. y. Glover, Of New-York; g. B. Nesyer, Of
Brooklyn; Mrs A. ". Lseniag aBd family, Or Maich
Caunk, Penn; 3. NJ Phillips Dennis Roe +. X. Cock,
Wilson PersOn aud daughter, Miss Anna halc0mDi
Joseph Fisher, Of Trenton j.; J. Hey aenereica, OK
Rogers the Hon. Henry VI. DeckeT wife aud daughter.
Colonel Robert p. Deckert Miss Taylor I. r. Caaday,
William B. Crooks, William II. TiltOn and family, T. C.
Love and family, ID. Barry +. l. MIntLer IT, JO,epn O,
Know aud A. Des Oranges Jr., and vie OF
phia: Mrs. r. T. spence. c. r. Bragg and wife.
Miss None spence, Miss Carrie spence, OTIS o. Hal, OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-29
THE HARMONY MILLS.

CoHoEs, y. Y, July 2s.-WillIam Z. Thorn,
TREASURER Of the Harmony NILS, who RETAINED from
expressing an opinion relative TO the strike al those
works begun fourteen weeks ago makes the following
statement We shall start up the mills when feel
90 DISPOSED The report hs; trouble exists among the
members Of the Harmony Company is Ie Tue Jar
who OrHated the story and his k responsible for
Keeping the thousands Of operatives out.
in relation % the sweies We have not vet engaged
spy but We have engaged help abroad. When
We viii resume work he VINO again works for us must
abide by the rulings. Tins DE conceded X 10 takes
a wear 10 star, mills am the executor OF the Gar
ner esiate and operating these mills FOR minors.
By simple scratch OF my pen can dispose Of all the
Harmony Mills tins minute. some time. presume. /
viii have 20 make an accounting nut the time Will not
be shortened by the how OF the arDlrat0rstnOse lOa
ers VINO came here " agll4ie the trOuDle."