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passionate appeals to electors, but
legitimate ~r0verri2rs, who m1'!e
their nation, who can b"rd to The ma
tional will, or even, as in 1868, pass
on disreoarding the national will,
without loss of dignity or power, but
who impair the first source Of their
authority when they scoop I" pervrIt
that will. A Napoleon falls if Il ono"
comes from the plrbisc.tary urn, and
may plead the poor argument II self
defence; but the Kin Of Prussia will
be King, LET the electors indie te their
wishes to him how they may. To
suppress or pervert those wishes, Or
even 10 argue against 'hem, IS utterly
inconsistent with the tenure 81 his Of
fee, which he holds, in his own theo-
~ at all events, from q source indie
pendent of the changing popular vail.
Those who in our days Stoop to cleo
ton must abide Ivy toe b&llot-not
the position into which a wise Minis
Ter would force a King Of Prussia.
1t is said that Prince Bismarck recalls,
as a precedent, Cavom'> appeal to
the Picdmontr~e but that was made
to save the State from The foreigner,
not 10 carry a domestic measure, and
had it foiIei, Victor EMANUEL would
have abdicated.
1T is extremely difficult, almost i'm
possible, to discern the influence
which is driving Prince Bismarck
into so dangerous IL road 1t Is GER
tainly not circumstances. There Is
no ovorru ing necessity for his Poor
Law. aPrnssia has done without it
very well al tins time, and can Wnt,
let the law be ever so wise, for a lew
wears more. 1t is not the peop.e,
for the people are all the other way,
even the artisan class-as the Prince
himself, with his extraordinary trAl'k-
ness, admitted in the debate vt Mon
dny-having repudia'ed his efforts
on Their behtIE. Ii Is no. The Social
ISIS, tor no Poor Law will ame!io.are
their tcmpers, or the immediate Geo
nomic misery from which their tenn
pers arise. II cannot be the KING,
for it is one Of King Villains c%laiHiS
to respect thai, absoIutist as he is
by tendency, he has repeatedly re-
ced d, on discovering that Prince
Bismarck was %resolutrly opposed TO
his views. Il must be the bltern IS
in the C~hnnCeIlor's w heart at his
inability to persuade Parliament or
the constituencies, which has thus
forced him back upon The Royal pre-
negative, and induced him to engage
his master in a conflict in which, he
himself has not been victorious.
Bitterness is a bad guide alwal $,
and never showed itself a worse one
than when it induced Prince Bis
marck to advise a King like his TO
adopt the devices Of a modern Caesar.
It is significant, though it is but a
detail, that, according to The VoSSiS-
che letting, when the Rescript was
signed, the Prince conntersl@nod 1t,
though it is from end TO end exclusive
" Prussian, not as Prus>ian Minister
for Foreign Affairs, bur as hancel-
lor of the Gcrma, Umpire, to which
il is not addressed.
, 1882-02-18
gnjnrio us Em~ccts and Farm
Crops im G*~l.

She year which has just pissed
bids fair to bccome an important one
il the history Of tile injuries suffered
by farm and garden crops from in
furious insects From the returns
collected by Miss Ormerod, f. MS,
during the past lew months from
correspondents IN every county in
England and Wales, and from Ire.
Iaud ana Scotland, ard whi~h are
being prepared for ~pubIic@tiun, we
gather many interesting facts. First
and foremost, the turnip crop has
suffered hea,iIy from various insect
pests. The "Ay" attack has proved
a heavy visitation over a iurge area
of both England and Scotland. In
some parts of scotland IA small wee
vii. The Centorhynchus %co01rlctus,
was quite us injurious as the Z" fly"
and iS the south OF Scotland this
wee1il aud another closely allie !
Joined fo,c,s with the "fy" the re
sui, being avery heavy destruction.
A ground catereill"r, usually report
I'd as err b, but where d'ntitied
proving to he the caterpillar # the
turuip moth-Aorestis segetum, has
also been very misci iovou> in Suffolk
and Kent. Cabbage also suffered
from "ny" in Kent and ESSEX. In
many locaIities in Scotland the a
got OF the cabbage fly (tnthomyia
brassica, and possibly in some cases
AuthoDyia radicum) has been mu-
suall, and seriously Injurious to gar
zen crops Of cabbage. The bret fly
CA. beta, which first appeared
among us to n serious extent LIST
year, still HOLDS It's "wn. 30 far rs
reported, it is moving in a direct line
from Dumfries and Cumberland
down the western portion of England.
Hors have suffered III several parts
of Kent and at Alton, HantS, from
the " froghoppcl,' or cnckoo fly"
really the Euacanthus interruptns.
Here, by The ingenuity of the planters
round Alton, who made IL machine
of tarred boards an which the crea-
lures stuck when tnking their ire
mendous leaps, the damage was
checked. The Daddy Longlegs al
tacks of1sS0, which were 30 disas-
trou<, were NOT repaired last year,
except in one or two isolated eases.
Neither has much been sent il rcfe-
renee to amy great INJURY to com
fr"m the customary pests OF wire
worm, red maggot, or aplnde>. The
most important facts Of the year are
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~. .sv.: "whle Frederick @. Angc' OF mno, r~o
Sr,yps to Bangor on the Levant road this
told him TO deliver up to them MS uouey
H.. S,shwaymen fired several shots aud Anso sssct
49, Are several times but without apparent .nsr,
Aueo then jumped out Of the buggy n money and
NE The hishwaymen then fed ana has LODGED
SSrave 10 Bangor. 1t Is thought tha' 0u'''
IN his face"
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EoUIP
NFST AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH AHSOLLIk SAEEIH.

Fxpress Trans via DesOrosses ana 'or
landt streets FerI1es. a. follows oo.,.o 20 =
5.I5 H. C. o.3O. ~ Limited IL q n J. 5:%O o;iV . DO -
and . D.. J. sundays o:lJi anu Az d ul
4, d. :. > and p M. aud ~ night , -,-..r ~ on
Tn1ess Trans rave envy except sunday Al @O
m and 1 p running through VIA trenton ,u Oslluen
heurung traius street Stdtiuu fhudueipuA
lSOI 800 SO Sac $50. 731 so, $50 ana II a n
United D. L. 8. !, OJO
y -, n M, On SUNDAY i2Ol. 800 80 4J. $50 a. m l,
900 ZOO and s:-U N Leave PAllA VIA Caniueh
n, and 800 9. M. daily, except sunday.
nc ct Offices S49 and J44 broadway Aslor hVuse, au
foof of D,sbrusses and COrandtsts lOnsI anu blVVA
ivn Annex station. VI Futonst, BrO0kyn nos -
III; and llh Hudsonst, HOboSen STALLION J'rscJ Oly
Imigrant Ticket once : Battery place, -, a.. , .,.ooh
The New YORK Transfer Company VIII can loi anu SeOA
baggage from hotels and residences , n v.ooo
FRANK IHOd-ON, - r. o. y. ran.
fI'-A-'- fieneLa Manager Oeneral Fassr AEeh-
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Busi,v5s Chances.

DRUG STORE FOR SALE in Grand Rapids.
~ Mich $4,000 cash has other business Appv
"a HAZELTINE PEhKINS & CO.. Grand Raplds MlOn'
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prooalru propertp for Sale an> 60 ce

Tor MISUNDERSTANDING in BROOKLYN.
II an descrp uon and values in choice locations "a trade
Oh fair baais for farms anu country places lots some spi
I'D chances: worth Investigation. ROBERT =. RIS-fG
Phelx Building, 10 COuTtst, Brooklyn Broker In Real
Estate
rfNO LET. go CarltOn-aVe., near Paciiic-st-
Handsome throc-s DRY stOne-irOnt house IA complete
order. Can 5e seen at al hOurs NJ LAND d WHITING
bBsekmaI ST.
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PROVIDENCE LINE: r,nror

tAO ron Providence DIRECT.
Connecting with Providence ana Morcester kF- nm
FOR all POlNT- NOllTH and EAST, wa MOkt rs Ittt
me entirely and elegant steamer HiiODE 17LAND
ON Monday ednesdaYs aud Fridays and Tue magnlhcen
steamer 81 4 sAD HUsETIS Tuesdays, Thursdays ana
saturdays will leave at 80 ~ 1, r.. & III. .
5 D. H. rom Pier - \ H., 1901 Oh a III 81
for " ore@Ster aud all Northern Ea9tern and White.
W,nts,n no,ut- TcEet, iUr ae at AL principal uc~et
acs Stfero0ms secured at ohces Oh " esicot EApfess
1 Sstor House 2u1 3'l 3yl aud AL Broad
20. AZ a. tf nue. Windsor Hotel ticket 0flces
way aAu d AA'" l. W FILkINS General Pass. Agent
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Doaro arm Rooms
EAstSide.

East SIDE
A TRUNKS removed. . cents ea 5rIeI
~ cr eSa 3 a aIrf i4 GTI saner 3ye
HANDSOMELY Furnished large and sIn iai
! rooms with hrstciass board references -O 1N-
AIDES having hoases or rooms vii 90 1u Wen en-
- reoi7ier same new fall trade gfeal ,5
uptown hs.s houses and ioons BOARD D4-'I0 Wv
NO : GRAIERCY PARK-RoOms en- suite
y and singIy with lrst-class board transient Or Po
manent
no LET.-A newly furnished second floor TO
Tast qgth'st' near Broad way References required
20 EAST 2OTH-ST.-Suits of looms, hand
% .omey furnished private bate3oa s "51e
desired references,
~ EAST 25TH-S T.-Pleasant rooms, both
4,b double ana SINGLE 10 rent With board -'e'oion'e'
AZ. FAST 3OTH-ST. - Pleasant furnished
10 rooms pr ate family en- suite or snsy board Ut
sired -------
81 IRVING PLACE, . doors from Gramer-
. cy Park, large, ght roomy and very "a ''rr1s
preferred: also peasant an f1OT rooms references
.so@ EAST 17TH-ST. Opposite smyyes ant
I'D rooms en- suit or siPg %n
references rsiely given and required
West Side.
4 TRUNKS removed, % cents cent e 5o1a.i
- Groves Express COMPANY 1e - Nav, OH''
Dtn-aYe, ana " sdasi lam So NO4ii'- i'''''N'
FEW NICELY-FURNISHED ROOMS,
n single los Vest l5thst, une1ce puohaUs
Location; near good re auraEts
FURNISHED ROOMS. large and small, with
L out board, at 81 West 37th-st
FURNISHED FLAT to rent, 10 West Glst-
Il St inquire ofJANlTOR. G." house.
FINELY FURNISHED ROOMS, large and
college grounds Apply stej5 West 3tt. alter 10 m
HANDSOMELY furnished rooms to let with
4 board references required. rs West 0Zd-st
NICELY furnished rooms to gentlemen only
~ IAN " pr''@'" l55 West l5thst
NO. Is WEST D-ST.-Second floor. fur
~ nshed; bath closets &C. 10 one OF two gentlemen
Apply before 10 a n
DARTIES suffering with mental or nervous
pr,vSfe family, Address EXPERIENCE Tribune Uptown
Office L23s broadway.
SECOND FLOOR FRONT SUITE, and other
y large rooms with excellent board - Wtat l@ih-'S
40 GROVE ST.-To let. with board, hand
ed .omelv furnished suitable foi genue can anu
wife o. Single gen emen; house and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS INST
class, 1anlIy slls--
sln WEST 47th-ST. Handsomely furnished
eDO rooms, with or without private ADc i'eio1 eno'
Oh WEST 2GTH-ST.-Large house thor
sbsJ oughy renovated for families and single Ioonl7
with bO4lc home comforts With note convenience,
III WASHINGTON PLACE, Second door
l West Of 9Th ave.--A private family Will lei nicely
furnished rooms TO gentlemen without board.
Brooklyn.
MEXICAN private family will receive
- T. ID fonf minutes ferries RON lVth
anu 28d.sts y y, - 10 s. pei week
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feaal Noilfes.
CUPREME COURT, CITY and COUNTY .in,, Of

CUPREME COURT, CITY and COUNT 9l
- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BRUINS, thaln Nm
against SIMON WITMARk ct al iasrn and sale duly
,ade and entered in the above entitled acon ua.e
the 18TH day OF August 1882 l. the unders sne a. me-
saIeSroon No iii broadway, In TIE cry sd ISpTy
New.N ork on THURSDAY, the 'lh u az TN r. povd
ER lS2 az ~ O'Clock noon Of tnat day by J2nh l. oSu
Hnconeer the premises described in SAID JuugnehV as
XII that certain lot piece parcel Of land ana 1nng
,,rao aractsd suae wing being In the EI8hth Mhu
~ %, of New Y0rk bounded and described as oiioNs
AZ nont ON the uOrthery side OF Grand 81 distant
casTerlv corner OF and ThOmpsoL So running w &
norherly and parallel with Lhomp 'on,s o'S Yin Grands
bteen feet and eleven inches; thence sOuthery an PM
sei with ThOmpsOn-st fOrty-siN feet ana even
norherv side of Grand-st heen feet and eleven hcn,s
tne point or place Of beSlnin en- no Kin Referee
B. AYMAR SANDS, Plaintiffs Attorney No. % " n1Niii
st, New-York City. 49,
CUPREME COURT, CITY and COHN n,,a
y Of NEwi-Yo02K W SHEIsRIkAN e ct al Dcen
cant OF and sale duly made and entered IN
tn above entitled action, bearing daie the therein
named viii eel At public auction at the @ ~ %av,
ROOM No Il broadway in ths cry an ss2 az Il
o,ci1 Ioor OF that dav by John T. BOYD auctlonee III"
premises described sad Judgment az a rrudinr
Al that lot piece or parcel OF lnIu' ti m Ward
thereon enc I'd tuate wing and being IN ne E ro,
OF Inc Civ OF York bounded ana descIy' idt DIS
Regunng al a point the norfer4 slue VI from inc
80, ffeseyr 81 feet ten 90 inches easteIy rum t
Tnrtleastcry corner OF Grand and Ihompsonss
thence noftie,y and parallel VITA IN
~, t -. fbe' CO easteTlr and pngtIel y" tl ~
Ste feei and eievrn inches thence sOuthety anu pa
W ;t, ~ for v.six feet aud eeveu inches 10 ~
n1rtherlv side " Grand a. thence WrsteIy ei1n- 80
no. ry de q GraLd-sj eighteen feet and ele ven ~ al
he polt place Of beginning ana nov TG efere
%SMAR SANDS Plaintiffs Attorney 81 Willl4iA'''
New OK city
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Gin Real Gstate for Sale.

Gin Real Gstatc for Sale.
TOR SALE. II PARkANE .-FOur-stOr
brownstOne front house ia thorough cond ton ana al
appliances freshly ana extensively painted ana hescoed n
OIL Apply AZ AZ Mouh-st
TOR SALE.-Thc factory, four lots OF ground
4 and hulkhead corner Of Ifh-st. AM Hudson River
The build D. j. stories and cellar. loOXll4 Dut
IN the substantial ise lard refinery, win
engine hoier. tanks eyorythug complete, suit
soap kind Of manufacturing
business Apply 20 V W. MACFAkiANt,
Room ana soonest
WEST END HOUSES at HARLEM ; prices
w $4,000 10 $4,000 p irk and station 800,
STEVENS. BROAD way and 52i-st
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WHITE MOUNTAINS.
On and after MONDAY. June %
SPECIAL FAST EXPIRES THhOu"h ihA'N'
with Parlor aud Day ars viii connect Win inc
PROVIDENCE LINE.
OF steamers from New York. leaving the steamer
PROVIDENCE AL GOO IN daily Except Sundays and running
LAroagh Worcester Fa1yans and otlef " u''0 N
LS4s points without change ,... A,sn.
Il h. VILLA ISs. General Passenger AssAS
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- l.
~ RIVER RAILROAD-C commencing June a. 1882
thiOugh trains will leave Grand Central Depot
n, Western and Northern Express TO Rochester ana
Montreal wa Central Vermont r. H. with dra"hgTOOn
B. -O ID Claw and Alexandra BAY.
e4 m. special Express for Chicago, daily stopping only
a. Albany SYRACUSE Rochester Buffalo, Ere Cleveland and
Toledo.
NJ Saratoga special drlwingroom car to Lake George
Montreal
lO.3Oa m, Chicago Express drawngroom cars 70 Canaan
daigua Rochester and Bu1alO. To lchneld springs
ii NJ, TO Albany AMI Troy with connection to Utica
Saratoga Gens Falls "a So George and Rutland 49, 49,.
$50 p saratoga special aruves9 p u Euhs ~ Lake
4 m, Accommodation to Albany and Troy
ep Louis Express. with sleeping cara lor ST lous
running through every day IN he week. also NaSda tA
Buffalo and Toledo. o..,.. -, -.
$50 d m Express with sleepngcars IN syracuse and 70
Auburn Road also Montreal, excepting sunday ,r
Q D. m Pacific Express. daily with rietplne-cdIs ,o
Rochester Bua o. Cleveland. Toledo. Detroit chicago anu
clayton .,....- ,,s
Tickets at No Bowling Green 90 and il3 Broad
cstcOtts Express Olces, Park place ana $50
and Broadway, York and 3Jj washing ton-st,
Brooklyn. J. N TOUCEY. Gen. suPL u q. MEEkER'
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CToNlNGTON LIE FOR BQNT0N.

- ACttoESECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST
- FARE alway- a LOW az Dy any other line =, Lac.
s,o.,,.rs = A RRAuANSErr and sTONINGTOS. Ie1so
si eTc.nf -nndaysl IRON Pier 50, " H. Io's''
Jay St arr AZ yflncip4l cKst odoes etaterooms
s,r =, nres D. WestcOt ErDros. %, az AsIol llouss
80 ~ az AMI BROADWAY. and at Fth Avenue anu
" iDdsOr Hoe FIIkIN,, General Passenger Agent
yU,DoV RoATS-CIrIZEN'S LlAE.-New
NJ .,oer. : A II ATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave daily
,rnrlayI an q o. m 49, North RIVER loot Chrls,
tonh,r IT. connecting win huihii5 .i' 4"' -'Oi'N ~A~
WI -uuoaV ,teameT touches al AiOahJ'
rI,HE TRAVELLING PUBLIC are informed
~ 49, ,h pullman ears from Network "a Chicago
- q, = end t;rand Trunk and chicago ana Grand Irunk
w ,e ~ Iv New YORK rom Erie DepOt al p IN daily
Tickets At the offices oil 'ns i-' EDWARD p BEACH,
Genera agent a. /. ana g.. anu q. I. kaiiwAya.
,t,UF POPLAR SHORE LINE -
Eoe PROVIDENCE BOSTON AND IN r EASE
sIfRtTT PROM GRAND CENTRAL DEfOl
,e rre-s traus daily lsundays excepted 70 boston ~
- ma 4, IN OparlOr attached ami Az y Ill., WIN
palace nieepng cars .-,. ,,,-,,.,- Al pAfi. -.
..u,. a. ,ure.- Al T. parOf cars aiachodl. ar
rlyes a Newport p N ...,, - - ,,ar,or car. H.
,asa.S,,. srr1v,s A. Providence lO.2O y. IN - 49,,
l1okets p4TiOr seats secu ed Az I.u r,or
"' l. " EILklN5 Genera fassehsef AsoH'
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4 FALL RIVER LINE.

: --IOT--
FAIL RIVER. BOSTON, AND THE EAST.
The most rreeable route 10 the WHITE MOUNTAINS.
,roI-.T DESERT and 1ll principal cities
shore resorts of Ene and and the provinces.
The mammoth palace steamers
BRISTOL AMI PROVIDENCE
leove NeyyYOrK SUNDAYS iucludedl $50 m
from pr y. foot OF Murray ST. Connection Annex
Ooat from Brooklyn . p IN. Jersey City. p Ia
GRAND PROMENADE COECERTS
every evening the splendid bands anu OVchtra attached
o. t.ic-e steamers
I0u2 water rJate. fI highs five morning 10
Boston Rail ride time ssvcnty five mInutesJ
NEWFORT LINE
FOR NEWlOh4, Z. 1. DIRECT
MATTHIAS VINETARD, NANTCC KET. AMI SEA
SIOuL RESORTS OF CAPE COD Magnificent stcamers
NEWPORT and Old COLONY,
Leave New-YorS daily. SUI lays excepted at p from
PIER Is North River
These steamers their Eastern Newport
IicEct@ staeGuOr- fOr both lines secured AZ
principal hotes. Transfer and ucAet Offices AZ the olce
Oh PIER -. AID ou steamers. 49,
SEND FOR LIST OF TOURS AND EXCURSIONS
T0itDaN 1, LOWELL. GEORGE % COMMON,
ass
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Gounirp propertn for sale an> 60 Eet

l'ARM FOR SALE-On the Hudson, about
II sxrv miles from New York 40 70 In Z nit
choice eTles &C large the house lsrRe
modern 40 nrsf-C order about oueeEhth OF mile from
r1ver Z ft above station pOstOnce and churches
barns and outDulings ample ec Aud IA bcst condition
IL. place command. the iiuc -0n Tor many miles
and = desirable Tor retiring maklne fruit
farm 0ron healthy; VII receive hous AID small farm IN
o. payment terms made satisfactory Address y g.
IrlJuue once New iOrH.
HUDSON RIVER RESIDENCE, at Newburg.
acres, charming river view water 'front.'
Ieu-c gtfcsn al 0nNenieAces ample "uiDuhe
ng. picturesque orldingsj excellent society lam
circular sent Oh appi'atOn
70 PHILLIPS WILLS In0une Building New-1 OK my
v =. r. IL RNElk NewbuTgs y. y.
TO LET AT East Orange, GrOve-st. station,
han some house ~ rooms, good garden inquire OF
". 6IB son. 40 lDti-ave., =. \.
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Citp propertn 90 tcI.

Ohg
A LARGE four-story basement brOwnstOne
~ house nicely and fully furnished near Windsor Hotel
10 let 10 GOOD party: part board T. IL : MNER
zoo Broadway.
A FLOOR TO LET in the new fre-DrOOf
N building, u the best appliances
manufacturing purposes freight anc pass niger elevators
night and day and 10 any extent require tie very
best hight plenty and heated With steam Apply
10 he owuer GEORGE UNkO, IL TO - Nande Yatersi
CEND for PRICE LISTS; % frst-class
y Apartment Houses and Flats all price near Pars and
nv cfnce sIEN ENS' bioadWay alu o-u--t;
Two LET, from September IA new and
L beautiful hnehed house on Lex ngtoDave near 6stts
For permits apply 10 o. ". IL NkO - Nandewatefsi y
rE'O LET, at a moderate price, a large we'll
lighted f0o with appliances for manufacturing Ia
BUNK Building II 70 p Nande waterst Apply to The
the building.
ITO LET.-A fOur-stOrv brOwDstOnc, high
stOoP house fully furnished, 5thave overlooking
Mount Morr1s PARK Inquire WILLIAM :. GANEY
6l9 Broadway, y. Y G.
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RAILROAD.
Il ON and llfrr All -lI.l b ~


AND UNITED STATES MAIL RDl IL
Trains leave New York DesOrOsses aud CorAnu sur els
Ferries, follows ,-,,-...
Palace attached a. and D. daily New OK
aud Chicago Limited Of PaOr Dining SmOAng and sleep
Ing Cars at . a N. every dag. 90, IN,
Fof ,.r So, yring- ami . 4 m. and 2. m. daily
WiliamsporI Lock Haven. m p m CORY anu Ere no
D. m connecting at Cory for Tusvllle Petroleum zen
PaimDre washington the SOUTH Limited Washington
.uress" OF Pullman ParOr Cars daily, except SUNDAY ~
a NJ arrive Washington D. N Regular AZ oiI0 and e5O
a. H.. J $40 and ,. III, ana Il night
sunday. 5:l Il Il and y. ana ~ nlshL
Atlantic sunday DID, 80 " T. NJ ail
20 D. M. (tnrougn car loo p, H. tfainL On sunday
For ape Nay except sunday $50. lilo m and p M
on Rrs3cb Bay Head Junction and intermediate stations
via RAILWAY and AmbOy. $50 and $40 a In "a noon D.
ron's River va seaside Park s:i0 and p.
i at "sooklvn Annex connect with all through rains az
CITY aforng speedy and direct trauser ior BROOK
T s arrive Pttsburg 6:2o and ll;2Q a. M 7So and
a, - m daily Washington and ltmore, go
asns " .jli $50 g}5 and loco p sunday o:3 900
" m and 1850 D. From Baltimore l:-0 p M on sun
- m From Philadelphia, 900, 62O $50, t:1O
40 40 1880 ll4O m, 1870 ? 800. J:5 go $50
and 1880 - sunday 3Ju' O.-J, o;jO
sSo' ii.ioa m Is 20. 03j 1910 and lcJO D.
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NORWICH LINE

NORWICH LINE 49,. o...,,., N, ,s, g,..
~ To Boston. Worcester N@'"'A 'iOhN4 - '~' ''-
lheH0" '''u cry OF WORCESTER,
houf exca,,,or .fa Dl5l3 and
q IL Or Ne" 4vhnr
leave Pier North Hlyer foot u WAtt-st next mee
aove Ferrdaly, eoc -pt SuulaysAg pm
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Wedn esday Aug. so, 1882
Tho following sales were made at the Ex-
change salesroom today;
BgJ. Mcguire.
5-st,-v br.ck building with lease OF land 40 =
stsye s. 4N4 II 5 % ON 81 ~ sl24j0
Lease expires May. 1900 Animal ground rent
@'o By LOUIS MesfeT.
I 9-to-v dwelling with lot No 2o6 Fast ~2dst S.
l.S # Of dave plot o. iNi ~ 1000
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EosI an0 fonno

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR .IHE \. NE I'VE
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL De RECT I'd n = l,,rtc-
TPTOWN OFFICES l,23S Broadway S"Il.t .S
nrs AZ SO5 West Twenty thrc-sL corner
M unrts.rfls corner square, 200 Third
=" -nsr Forr v.seventh At; az the HARLEM OFFICES
Nos I 90 and 100 Thri-ave-, corner Ohe
txsnty ann a. uD 70 ,. IN, NJ regular Once rseos
OST - ~lOLEN.-Bank BOOK l,sued Nv ne
S-amen's Bank for say ings New-i OK 70 &c tsv" vii
II not found returned 10 lhe Oi"A ID. CONSER
FOR new book
New York July IL, leo1
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Erlp n)Gnteo.

A EMBELLISHMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RFCEINC % AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES No LBS Broad way corner Thirty
nr-t--t. IN 3us West
ncr Elghtn.ave- No 92 East FOurteentls
sauare 1hr corner Forty lA-st..
LIN OfFI1 - NOS. lOO7 and , Third ave- corner
nehundred twenty Iftl- up y. H. guIlr
nee rates
uOUSEKEEPER WANTED in boys
boarding school able 70 DO the marketing engage
required White 10 PRINCIPAl. lO7 West bsthst
Vx1ANTED.-At the Atlantic Works. foot OF
w Gold ST. Brooklyn nrstcla-s fireman 10 take charge
aud eDHDe Must be temperate ana come We'll fe
commended
XIANTED-A man thoroughly fitted 10 take
w charse Of our Subscription Book Department None
hat eXlepnced successful agents need apply state
age references salary required Address letter only
HARPER & BROTHERS nubscnptOa Book Department.
Franklin square Now York
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Gountrn propertn u)anteo-

WAN1ED-In the country, one hour from
W city nice house furnished 3 barn &C..
Will pay 200 10 $50 per month.
RULAAD q WHITING. BeokmsnsL
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GtennbJats mi RIiIr1I15.

MARY POWELL for West Point, Corn
"A. wall Newbure. Poughkeepse. Rond0ut anu Kingston,
alur al Crlson fOrmsTiy COzleussI Milton new Ham.
nirg and Hyde PARK, daily SUNDAYS excepted Leaves
V,.fry.st pler at L. and 22d-s $3.50 D. Connects
Al P0a -nstepsir win evening trains fOr the North
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