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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-10-05

IT is said Wisconsin has this year
raised the best tobacco in the world.
Think OF Wisconsin having brand of
cigars superior to the celebrated Havana.
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My son, aged nine years, was afflicted
with catarrh; the use of Ely's Cream
Balm effected complete cure. W. E.
HANNAH, Druggist, Easte u, Pa. ocl2
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Rev. Mr.. TUBES who has been pastor
of the NJ. E. church during the past
year has been stationed at Sturgeon d
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LIP SASH.
FOUR LIGHT BARN SASH.
THREE LIGHT CELLAR SASH.

Boiled linseed oil, per gallon, IS cents.
Strictly pure st. Louis white lead,
800 per 100.
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PERFUMES, in great variety, at
Oscar Altar,a drrcr stnrj

PERFUMES, in great variety, at
Oscar A. Alters drug store.
TOILET soaps at
Oscar A. Alters drug store.
HAIR brushes at
Oscar A. Alters drug store.
TOOTH brushes at
Oscar A. Alters drug store.
A SUPERIOR Cologne at
Oscar A. Alters drug store.
SPoNGEs and channels skins at
Oscar A. Alters drug store.
PRESCRIPTIONS carefully compounded
at Oscar A. Alters drug store.
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A SPLENDID EXHIBIT.
BEING ONE THAT THE LADIES WILL BE IN
TEREsTED III.

Torrison's store will be a center of at
traction for the next few weeks to those
ladies who, even if they do not purchase,
take pleasure in looking over and admir-
ing the most beautiful display of Cloaks,
Dolmans, Paletotts, Russian Circulars,
etc., ever shown in Manitowoc. The
stock embraces about three hundred and
nifty garments, all of the latest styles,
with plush, satin marveilleaux and fur
trimming-an assortment to please every
taste and at prices ranging from the low
est to the highest priced. Mr.. Torrison
accounts for the large number purchased
on the very common sense principle that
by such large purchases he is enabled to
secure much lower prices than when only
a few garments are taken, a circumstance
which he is willing to give his customers
the advantage of. He has taken partic-
ular pains to select stock which will
please his trade and invites an examina-
ton, feeling confident that he can save
purchasers at least % per cent. in price.
He claims to have the largest and finest
stock in the city and to see them one
readily admits that finer goods for the
price cannot be manufactured. He also
attention is invited. Call and examine
these bargains before purchasing. 10
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attention is invited. Call and examine
these bargains before purchasing. 10
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1882, which chapter reads as follows:
CHAPTER 29o.
AN ACT to submit to the people an amend
ment to section of article 9, section IL of
article 7, and section l of article 10 of the con-
Stitution of the state of Wisconsin, SO as to
provide for biennial general elections
Whereas, at the annual session of the legisla-
ture of this state for the year 1881, an amend
ment to the constitution of this state was pro-
posed and agreed to by majority OF the mem
bers elected to each of the two houses thereof
which amendment was the following language:
Resolved by the Assembly, the Senate con-
tuition of the state of Wisconsin, be so amended
as to read as follows: Section 4. Sheriffs. cor
oners, registers of deeds, district attorneys and
all other county officers, except judicial officers
shall be chosen by the electors of the respective
counties, once in every two years. Sheriffs
shall hold no other Office and be ineligible FOR
for two years next succeeding the termination
of their offices; they may be required by law ro
renew their security from time to time and IL.
default OF giving such new security their Office
shall be deemed vacant, but the county shall
never be made responsible for the acts of the
sheriff. The governor may remove any Officer
in this section mentioned, giving to such con,,
OF the cnarges against MN and an opportunity
of being heard in his defense, All vacancies
shall be hiled by appointment, and the person
appointed 10 NIL a vacancy shall hold only for
the unexpired portion of the term to which he
be elected and qualified. That section IL arti-
Gle z, of said constitution, be so amended as tn
rean as IoiioWs: Section Il There shall be q
clerk of the circuit court chosen in each
organized for judicial purposes - county
electors thereof Wno~i ~ the qualified
two years, subj, ,.iall hold his Office for
vided - st to removal as shall be pro
-, law; in case of vacancy, the Judge OF
, the circuit court shall have power 10 appoint
clerk until the vacancy shall be filled by an
election: the clerk thus elected or appointed
shall give security as the legislature may re
ouire. The supreme court shall appoint its own
clerk and clerk of the circuit court may be
appointed clerk of the supreme court. Tha,
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MINES AND MINING.
TUESDAY, aug. 2e-P. NJ

TUESDAY, AUG. III ="
The special feature of the mining stock Sss mHN de-
~ was Independence. which suddenly o o
rSloned activity rose to LAS and closed az o. ac,
scaipst / 10 yesterday. Robinson was aOout d" 60
tsrs as usual and closed cents lover ~ Ines
Srssn Mountain was weak at 2lO. Inc SUI
I'D oriental and Miller were duh ana aOOur hetter
The Comstock shares were little hrin'i OH '''''
qpSss'RSnGs a CSonsodated Mining Company nss n oe
,arsd D Dividend No. Of tTepF psef TSns stock
sse PAYABLE on R Bt pad the Office Of Lad
holders OF re No ii Walst NewYork. transfer
books close on September :.
nm vrv1Ys EXCHANGES
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mrslral Instruments.

DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
PTOWN OFFICES, 40. ,23S Broadway. corner Thirty.
frsts- until y M. and 300 West Twenty third-st cor.
ner Eghhave % East Fourteeuthst. corner Union.
square Forty >eventhst az the Hah
Lem OFFICES. NOS 1907 aud $500 Fhird-sye corner
Onehundred-and twenty hths ~ 70 p H. AZ regular OK
zee rates.
DEArrY'S ORGANS, ~ stOpS, $l2o. Pianos,
I'D s297 So Factory running day and night Cstaosees
free. Address DAN TEL BEATTY Washington \, ).
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4 FALL RIVER LINE.

FALL RIVER LINE.
- for
FALL RIVER, BOSTON. AND THE EAST
The most agreeable route 10 the IS HlTE MOUNTAINS.
NOUN DE- ri and All principal cities. inland aud
shore resorts OF Sew Eng and and tho provinces
The mammoth palac" steamers
BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE
leave New-Nork daily sundays Included al $50 m.
from IS. of MurTav-t Connection Annex
boat uOm Brooklyn az % p. H. Jersey city. p 10.
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS
every br the splendid bands and attached
20 these steamers.
Long water role fu nights re't five morning teams TO
Boston rail- ride time seventy-dye mnItesJ
NEWPORT LINE.
FOR NEWPORT, r. /. D RECT
MATTHIAS EISEYAtD, NANTUCKET. and SEA
SHORE RESORT, Of CAPE COD. Magnificent steamers
NEWPORT and Old COLONY.
Leave NewNorS dtig, sundays excepted at p Al rom
PIER - North River
These steamers their Eastern terminus al Newport
Tickets and stdterOoms Tor both lines may be secured az
al principal hOtc transfer and ticket Offices al Tie ONCE
on PIER - and ou steamers.
send FOR LIST OF TOURS AND EXCURSIONS
FREE ON APPLICATION.
E0KDEN 4 LOWELL GEORGE y. CONNOR,
Agents Oeu'l Pass. 4 gent.
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A nvERrISEMENT AID NOTICE CON.


n CERNING THE C0NsTRUCrION OF HEM STEEL II
STATS NANY-Invifaon Is hereby tended to all en-
neerr and mechanic established reputation, ana ali
repuia OF vessels. steam engines BOILERS
orrnance havin or conrOlng regular establishments,
and being engaged the business all officers OF the Navy
and srecaV al naval cOnsi ors STRAIN engineers and
ordnace the Navy having plans no eis or de-
signs Of any vessels OF OF any pait ihrr3i vi 'io $50
authorized by the naval appropriation act OF Agust % e5
submit plans models ana designs 70 the NbVt "A,
visory Board directed 10 be organked oy me SeeIay OF
the under the provisions Of said act Tor ms ADVICE anu
the designing AMI constructing OF 5sa vessels
the examined ny sau Ooau III AI-
with the provisions 81 sald acl. 4, - =.
by said act % be Two IN nDo
constructed Of domestic manufact IRE having as
pounds square inch, and ducty IN eght
inches twenty five per centun 10 De pro
viled full full steam power ana 20 De OF tle
highest speed adapted 70 be armed with SUIT
able arnamen described in said act ana one Is 10 De or
not than thousand more than six tho ANA tons
displacement and the other OF not less IMAM lOYthree
hundred than forty hundred tons ulspace
menL .,..t..., -u,.,.,-
SAID plans models and designs shoud be submitted within
the period sky days Ter August ~ S anu should De
transmitted 10 the Navy Deparm 'nt Wasnmgloh ~ -
The Department VIII upon application forward copies OF
Appropriation act as relates 20 sa YES
sells viii All letters Of inquiry and furnish ali de-
sired information on the subject ,,,r cu.Nnrrp
Secretary OF the y ayy.
Navy Department, Washington August . 1857
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Go tl1hom il man Concern.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE kECLlE cdD. Al THE LEE
frst-st until 9 u M. aud 3Os West Twenythrd--i cor
Eghthave No. 81 East Fourteenth;s corner tno9
square Third Fortysegenhst Al the Ma
LIN OFFICES Nos 1907 aud 1880 Thri-ava- corner
one hundred. twenty hiths 70 M regular ca
Ncsr Ala.
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Goruoratlon Nctlces.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR HE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ hECEiEIO Al THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No l,23o broadway. corner Thirty.
rrstst until \. and 30s West Twenty hirdst cor
ner Eighthave No 92 FOurteenth-st OniOn
square $50 Third corner Forty az the HAIR
LEN OFFICES Nos 1907 and 1890 Fhtrd-Aya- eornec
Onenundred and twenty nftst, TO D. w. NJ regular OF
MO- ~ E.--,caieu Proposals Wall De receiver
az the oce Of Fire Department until september
ls~2 for Hose Information City Record copies
for No city Hail
NOTICE.-PrOposals will be received AZ the
oeae of me Denartment Public CHARITIES and Cor.
reeton No So Sdaye until september 1851 for Grocer.
ies Leather and CrOckery. For uli llouaGon see SJ
Record. FOL sale ~ No. CITY Hall
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fesal Notices.

4 DVERIISkMEAl FOX H.. NkM-
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED Al 4 NE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. 1,23S Broadway, corner Thirty
nrstst West Twenty -thrG-st- corner Eghth.aye.
No. 81 Fast Fomteenths corner uare 10 THIRD
ave corner FOrty-seventhst at the HAkLEM OFFICES.
Nos 100 and 300 rhrd-ave, corner one hundrodaadr
twenty NTH p. a. regular 0iice rase'
CUPKEME COURT, City and County of New
- YOrk-JOHN NJ. SCHUH and LOUISA sCIII ~ pam,
tins, against PHILIP MUSTER and tAIhEtiSp
SCffUH the 40 and vtvng heir OF John schuh Ve-
PENDANTS summons with notice;
Il H. named defendant A.. -
Won are answer the Complaint tno
action and 10 copy your answer on me Raih.ns
attorney within tw nty days after the service OF lh1 e
mons exclusv Of service and In Ease OF y0ut
failure To appear answer Judgment VIII DC taAn .SHss
ynn Nv fsrf Tor the relief demanded IN the complaint
Dated July 20. lss2 ..., =, =, n,.,.,.es .,,o,n.y
Odce and Office address : o. - lam Srrsst-
To 4 The SllIU "A, defendant above naiheNi
The foregoing summons IS served upon yYa o Pup,saeon
ursnnot 10 An order Albert hAlShi Justice Ok
~ Snnrene Conf dated y. 1882 and hlei vi thq
complnt IN the the Clerk OF the Cy and county Oh
New York ON the I'd day OF July, lss2 .,,.
Dated July ~, 1888. iSAaN NJ Hh -,
26.l CIV We'd AIoih'9 ioi fiaA-uns.
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6elp uanie0.

HOUSEKEEPER WANTED in a boys
u 4 boarding school, able the marketing, engage
ter' ants not under thry, forty references
required Wute 70 PRINCIPAL lO7 West bsth-st
WANTED-A paan thoroughly fitted TO take
chaIse u or SUBSCRIPTION Book Department. None
bnt e1geleDced and successful apply
ee and salary required Address by letter only
$3.50. IN q baOt hEhs Subscription BOOK Department.
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rai Eastern office corner OF Church and Cort audt-5ts
Il. b. BiINGTON @. T. 4.
NEW.YnRK CENTRAL AID HrDSON

- 7
~ RIVER EAILROAD-1 commencing June p 1882
through trains viii leave Grand Central Depot
Western ami Northern Express 10 Rochester ana
Montreal via Central Vermont r. 49, with diaWingrOOm
I'D t'av' Oh and Alexandra BAY.
80 a. m. SPECIAL Express Chicago. daily stopping only
a. Albany syracuse Rochester Buffalo Erie Cleveland amt
IOlelO.
saratoga special dawingroom car TO Lake George
Montreal.
lO.3Oa m, Chicago Express drawngrCom 70 Canaan
daigua Rochester and BuhuO. tichurld spring.
al M To- Albany and Troy with cpnnectl1 10 Ctlca
Saratoga. Gcus Falls. 81 and Rutland
$3.50 p. saratoga special arrives Guns 70 LAKE
urnlNs
4p. m Accommodation "a Albany and Trov.
D. Louis Express with sleeping cars or 81 Iouls
runulug through day in 'he week also Niagara td
Buffalo and Toledo
f.O D. ~ Express with slceplngcars 10 syracuse and to
Auburn Road a 80 Montreal. excepting sunday -.
Express daily, with -lccpllg'dIs iot
Rochester Buffalo. Cleveland. Toledo. Detroit chicago anu
II p ~ Night Express with Sleeping cars to Albany and
Troy o-o--., -, D.,
estcOtVs Express Offices, Park place ana 80
and gl2 Broadway, Ncw-IuiL and 335 Wa-hugtOn-st
Brooklyn. J. NJ IOUCEY. Gen. suPt Z. 3. AEEKEk,
l..rp Agnnl
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pROyIDENCE Line: ,.cr n,npcr

FOR Providence DIRECT.
connecting Providence ana " Orcestcr kIL
Tor oil POINTS NORTH and EA' q, wa MOkCESIEk
4'r, epfirev new and elegant RHODE ISLAND,
on Monday, " oduesd4ys and Fridays and the magnihcent
steamer -SAC 1T ,ETTS Iuesdays' thursdays ana
saturdays VIII leave at 80 ~ u e.. & ,1r,, 90.
, d. H. from Pier 20 y: H., 1901 OF aIIen-St'
-" ia'1ton. made Al Providence. via T. and W. r.,
for WorcesIer and al Northern. FasieTn ana White
Mountain ppnfs Tickets for az All principal ticket
e roolps secured Al Onces OF Nestoott kApfess
Vn'es 49, ttousc No. ~ 81, 3H1 and Al Broad
70. 1t ~ f, vc nue. windsor Hotel ticket Offices.
way anu a. AZ" FII.kTNS General Pass.
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mlnlna.

A SIERRA GRANDE, Plata Bella. Apache
~. ana other Aiming IT ooAs dealt IN Oh commission
Gus = NEI, d Ndll-st.
Member York and Fniiace phla Aiming Exchanged
VOCUISTITA, Sierra Grande and all other
- Unlisted mining bought and sold. quotations
caily ". BkkNION YELLING, o. Broad ay. -
DOBERT f. LEE MINING co.
Ia Property al LI-ADNILLE COLORADO
Caui,al sOu. shares Par value. $40.
/ d hot DEBUsH, President WILLIS A. BARNES
New-York Once 81 NSSs4u-st. Sec'y treas
COUTHERN EUREKA MINING COMPANY,
> Mine aud Mil PluDas County Cal
CAPITAL. 20 900 shares par value. $40 each.
j Be SCOTT. vlccpres- MAEliN SCHDLIZ
Treas N L. MERSEREAU Secyr JOHN GRAY.
once, IlJ broadway, New YO-k
TNHE MINING RECORD, 81 Broadway, y. \.
Il lOc per copy sample copies seat free - yearly.
BANkISG AND sIOCh DEPARIMkSE
Mining stock al rates OF Commission
Advances A41e and dividends c4sn0L ......... -. go
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xnress Trans leave York DesOrOsses and Cort
lsudt streets FeTneS. a. follows
55 7.2u D. $50 10 Limited ii e. m. J. 80 ''fu 90 q
ana D. NJ l. nIgGt sundays, 5.l5, anu AZ Il h
l. B T. . and D. m, and IL night . -.t,. ~. = On
rvnes TIu eaye envy daIy, except SUNDAY, al ;-O
m aud p. M. running through via trenton ana NAnden
Returning trains leave Broad street station FhllddeipiA
l.OI :u5 30 $40. 900 $50, $40, $50 ana II a M
LIMITED Express, 1880 . M J. = 4, D. = u;9V 800, . anu
m l1:Ol. 800 i2O 34J, 500 A m 4,
t.gu 755, and o.-U III. Leave phl wa Cahlueh
a. ma ana 4.sU 4. IL. daily. except sunday.
ne ct Offices $40 aud ga Broadway Astor HOUSE anu
Cortlandtsts.. COuTst ana bIOok
ivD Annex station Fulton-st, Brooklyn Nos IL
ii6 and rs Huds0n-st. HoDoken, station Jersey city
t.nigrant Ticket once. = Battery place. -.
inc New York Transfer Company Will can lor anu checA
n aggoga from hotels ana residences 9, no.,
Frank THOMSON. > T. w -.
N' General Manager General Pa.s Agent
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CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
san FRANCISCO. Tuesday, Aug. 20, 1850.

The Bodie Mining Company has declared a diVi-
deud of % cents per share.
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CTONiYGTON LINE; FOR B. BOSTON ST \ =

- ACtrNNFCTlNG WITH ALL POINTS EAST
- III. ataav- a. LOW - b other .
erea,,.r- y 4 TgAiiAN EFT aud STONI>ON. leaNe
],.nf -nnday-I FRO Pier So. y. r. Io'S -
Boston AT . Il stataroor,a
80 tar ale al principal ucEet olcH+
a4i~e- of Wostc0tt EXDress o. Al 3 Astpr iol'',
9a% and ~ BrOadwaY ana at FIth Avenue anu
ndsor Hote uS~e' LIN ~ General Passenger Agent
,r,poY RoATS-CIIlZENS LINE.-New
hDt.a,er- : A II TOGA and CITY OF TROY leave daily
-nri,vI an i D. NJ. Pier "a, N0rth River loot Cnlls-
49, n connecting win morning trains LOT NOith ana
NJ ~uueav steamer touches al Alnah5-
rsNHE TRAVELLING ~ Blu are informed
L. t,'rongh Pullman cars from New 0rk 10 Chicago
a. ma Grand Trunk aud thlcago ana rlhd lriluS
~ -, lave sew. YORK from Ere Depot al b. H. daily
IlcActs At the Ohcea Vi 'i' 4-' EDWARD I. BEACH,
Genera agent T. ana G.. ana q. T. haliwdyA
rV,UF POPULAR SHORE LINE .
'Eoe pROVl pFNCE. BOSTON AND I'll y EASE
aIIRATL FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEfOl.
srre.- trans daily l-undays exceptca 70 h"7ton as
So n, =, m lparlor attached and ~ y u, WIN
palace sleeping cars. - az. po-r,,- ar pArr. u,
,-rtN porl .spress LIS paIJE cars ailacheul, ar
PE6VbENCE special express at p. (parior cars a.
,ss-.,i,. arrlve, "A Providence 1920 y. ~ -
eSetr aud paOr seats secured at fth Avenue A"A
l. w. fILKINs General Passenger Asoa'
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Doaro an0 Rooms
East SIDE.

East SIDE.
ADVERTISEMENT FOR The NEWss
\ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RLCEI ED Al r,. i ~
4rst. Eos west twenty ihlrds corner Lighthayey
av ave. cor Ee at the HARLEM OFFICES
Nos 90 Z and $500 ThTdave, corner OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
twenty hfthst, up TO ; ?. H. az roe .ie- o-eo -s2
THOUSAND of Ncw-1orks De,t board
~ houses. apartments and hotels get KtIIyR09RREE
news 90. 20 Beekman-st
A PLEASANT snite furnished rooms, also
n private table If desired references 81
East 2Oth-st
HANDSOMELY Furnished large and small
rooms with hrstclass board references lO2 and lOl
East 23dst
I AIDES having houses or rooms will do well
to rer n sa%s 9 sgs 4@o a9s
~ broadway
NO 7 GRAMERCY PARK-Rooms en- suite
y and sngy' with hrstclass board TRANSIENT OF per
ITO LET.-A newly furnished second floor to
one or two Gentlemen i%miy s re ann %
% EAST 2OTH-ST.-Suts of looms, hand
% -omely furnished prvare bathrooms; win PEW ate
without hoard rooms lot gentlemen breakfast
desired references
AZ EAST 2jTH-ST.-Pieasant rooms, both
f,I double and single, to rent with board references
exchanged
90 IRVING PLACE, . doors from Gramer-
rem for G rT wner tts aud furnished private
preferred also pheasant itn hoor roons references
.I01 EAST 17TH-ST Opposite Stuyyesant
- square nj rooms en- suite or snsy WIN
references given and required.
West Side.
A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED At THE
UPTOWN OFFICES. No LBS Broadway, corner Thirty
No East Fcurteenih,si corner Unonsggare 100 Third
corner Forty a. the hARtEN 0EfICLS
twenty. dfth.st., p regular olnce rates
4 FEW NICELY-FURNISHED ROOMS,
N single al l0s West l3th-st; xceptOnable
location; goOd restaurants.
FURNISHED ROOMS, large and small with
out board at 81 West 37th-st
TIMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, large and
college grounds Apply at S56 West 2uist after 10
HANDSOMELY furnished rooms to let with
Il L board reierences required 22s West 52d-st
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO
and wife with oaihfoom 20 West 5ethst
NICELY furnished rooms to gentlemen only,
''' l55 West I5th.st
DARIIES suffering with mental or nervous
ay can A hare g0o GGa p Du neP p9r
Once. i2Ss Broadway' NV"
SECOND FLOOR FRONT SUITE, and other
- large rooms with excellent board 80 Vest l2thst
.lQ GROVE ST.-TO let with board hand
wife or snss gentlemen house and hr-
class family small
90 WEST 26TH-ST.-L house thor
3D. Ougy renovated families and single rooms
with board home comforts with MOTEL oonvenienccs
Brooklyn.
A MEXICAN private family will receive
N few auet bOarders no quOr tobacco l2s Kent
ST. Brooklyn l. D. minutes walk from ferries from ION
and 23d-sts " y, 50 " s. per week.
Board and Rooms Wanted.
WANTED, by September 13.-TwO furnished
w by two ladies' l4th and 42dst and Attn
6thaves gwen REQUIRED Address for
one week stating terms "sTUDENTs" r y. Box 90, Corn
wall ". i.
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6teamb1Gts ln5 RIilrJIS5.

A MARY POWELL, for West Point. Corn
"A. wall Newbnrg Poughkeepsie, RondOui and Kingston,
CraustOls fOrner cOzzens's. Milton
Durg aud Hyde PARK, daily sundays excepted Leaves
Vestrvst pier az 3lj. and 2-d-st az 300
N PoagAEeepse with evening tIaIna lOr the North
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NORWICH LINE 49, ,.-.,,., nm, obi, -.
~ Boston. Worcester 4'Aur r'-OlSu4 @1N VIZ SA'-
inoN'" '''N cry OF WORCESTER,
Without exceptOnt most elegant DJA Oll 5ou1 and
the savlrra CITY NETWORK,
leave Per 10 - North RIVER loot II WAJsst, next pier
above Ferry epl SunlAy II PM
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on and after AUGUST 49,


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROl IL
Trains leave DesOrOsse- and COrtdndt str e7
Ferries, follows. o-,.-.-
Palace ars "A q p. daily New
Limited OF FarOr Dining Smoking ana sleep
Cars at a. III. every day
For Or --ri -DuuQ- q 4 y ana : p. H. ddly
Wiliamsport Lock Haven. D. M CORY ana Ere az
D. M connecting al Cory FOR Htusvule petroleum Cen
Raifmue Wa-ungton ana south Limited Washington
of Pullman ParOr daily, except sunday 10
a. H. arrive " a-hingon Z. Regular al O;lo AnG o3O
a M j. $40. aud =. and II ilSht.
sunday. j.l a m r and p. M, auli ~ night
Tor Atlantic except sunday, do ~ LlIV m anu
Geo y. H.. through luJ y. N urlnl On SUNNY
b.lJ
SATURDAYS only. pa -.......
via Halfway and Amboy j.3O and $40 a H. AZ hoon' D.
800. 3 ana p. .. ,, -.
Roar Of Brookvu Annex connect with all through rams az
.ev civ aa0rng a speedy and direct transfer Tor Brook
gI From Pttsburg, 600 and l1:20 1870 and
Ie-I0n m daily. From Washington ana atmore, o:SO
e5n m 3.ju 800 and lU:JO y. M sunday 6:j, 600
n m ana lO5O p N From Baltimore, l:-O p M on sun
I'M Philadelphia $3.50. 60 $50, c:JO,
10 @ 10 1880 40 100 = ''O % go t;5l,
go a.{5 lu.tO and 1880 sunday 300, U-O, o;3O,
go ii-to a m. q 20 $50 lO.iO and ll:JU y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-30
CHARMS .,. n,op TIP ,NspoRTAr1 ,
COMPANY

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Office Pier 49, y. r., foot Of Cortlandtst
-. ~ freight forw arded as directed TO any par
o the world .,. ,,rs., .rctr
rNrorAILEp FACILITIES FOR DIsPAICH
rc.ived for delivery OF AL kinds Of freight ana mef
clandise to any part Of the city. .. .,-,, ,,.,
-, tNnU lPpOH TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BOR LIGHTERAGE .,
in the hslbor al reasonable rates. -
- .-s BAEoEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
a,ea,., ii,n "A -fgrln and Erastus Corning Tor NV
uAVTN leave Pier j. y. al H. daily taaturdaSs
excepted Nors
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO., between Ne"-io'A anu
New Haven are and dispatch guarantee . .,,o- 10
Freight dee l. & " u it''lf'' ''' 49,
Fan New haven and points Ea al lltf 10 am. Tor
NrVT'e SuoNF Staten I-LAND.-Elrven Niles iot'
e, Genfe VA -fearrs from Pier J. r. r. foot hiehMrl
CFNTHAI ~HIPYAHI. COnmunlpaw. y J-btP 20 -
Machine and 0er shops. ever thing BppertAhihs l" TIC
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