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DUBLISIIED THIS DAY:
THE OLD MASTERS OF BELGIUM AND hoL-
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Translated from the French Of Eugene Fromentih' Nv ~
MARY e. ROBBINS. vol $40. Uniform WIN ''"'''
and "Parisian AIT" Illustrated So ,
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AIT by the greatest modern French art critic win Iuip
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others described IN s pages
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DressmaAin1.

DRESSMAKER.-By a frst-class dressmaker,
exuert at remOdeling, engagements by the would
Iake MOI anent position. asaist housekeeping Ad
dIess Tor week. RELIABILITY, Tribune Uptown Office
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Ee9al Notices.

MARINE COURT OF THE CITY OF NEW
w YORK.-THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH
COMPA ny plainun. against FIRE ERIC X l. ia RTZELL
and WILDER j. HAkTZELL. defendants. SUNNI Ons.-
10 above named defendants You are hereby
10 plant this action, and copy
your the plaintiffs attorney within six days
the OF this exclusive OF the
AMI OF failure 10 appear judgment will
10 against you by default for the relief demanded
the comp nint
Dated sept 4 1882,
DILLON & swAYNE, Plaintiffs Attorneys
Post Office and Office address, No l05 broadway York
City. ~
10 Frederick l. Harzell and WILDER Hartzel Tho fore.
going Il served upon by publication pursuant
10 an OF Hon. Granville r. Hawes q Justice Of the
aTne curt Of the City Of dated tho 9th day of
October 1882 and hed with the complaint the
OF said Marine Court at the CITY Hail. In said city
DILLoN a swAYNE. PLAINTIFFS Attorneys
NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT.
Notice II hereby given that ROBERT L. DAY OF the town.
ship Brdg In the County and Ftate OF
NeWJersey hath this day made assignment TO the. sub
tber OF his estate for the equal benefit OF his creditors
aud that the SAID creditors must exhibit their respective
claims under oath Affirmation the subscriber, hs
VI. W. ANDERSON Assignee.
Dated October 49, 1882
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OFFICE or THE CoioRADo CENTRAL CONSOLIDATED
MINING tOAPASi, NEW lOEK, nov. ., 1852 }
A T THE ANNUAL MEETING, this day, of
~ the stockholders OF the Colorado Central Consolidated
Mining Company at No 20 BrQadst tho following stock
year: Licht ,nsten, Herm r. Biltzer John Pondr
Geo W Hall H. W. Castle, aul v. dEsterhazy D. Gruner
y J. Z. sUITrERLIN,( Inspector,
NJ LEWENrHAL Sol Election.
OFFICE OF TIE COLORADO CENTRAL CONSOLIDATED
No. % Ba0AD 81, NES.ioRK, NOV O. 1882
AT THE Meeting OF THE TRUSTEES If
n the Colorado Central Consolidated Mining Company,
held this day the following gentlemen unanimously
elected officers OF the company or The ensuing year Pres
Secretary and Treasurer, Paul O. dEstelhaLi supeTln
tondent at Georgetown. Geo. w. Hall
PAUL o. yesterday, Secretary
4 ME CONSOLIDATED MINING co.
"A Mine. icadvle Col.
100000 shares SO per share -
A. '" GILL; p''''0n' oncc 81 BroaI%Sy Sew Y5k
nECATUR SILVER MINING COMPANY.
ET-Poperty located Ills Guch Gilpin County Colorado
Nam Once NU "a S % o 2be ana menan
Mining Boari7. WALTEk K; MAEEiN, President + ;; ";
PAUL superintendent
VOHN 4. MACPHERSON g. CO.,
~ Bankers aud Mining stock Brokers' 80 Broadway Cor
rcspondence solicited. Official list sales mailed free.
VOCUISTITA, Sierra Grande and all other
daily ". BRENf0X WELLINd. 81 Broadway.
SOUTH SILVER KING MINING CO.
special meeting OF the stockhOderq the SOUTH sri
YER KING MINING Co will be held At the office OF tho
treasurer Daniel r. HOAG No. IS WalLst, on saturday
ness Will O' ''-O '''''' VIZ JOHN D MCKENZIE.
Vice President
JAMES p. FOSTER, Secretary.
VNO STOCKHOLDERS Of Green Mountain
Cold Mining Company. California There to be
god iSr sens action On susF SeqG address to
~ wallst. N Y
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Gltnatlons Wanteo-- MaIes

DARTENDER.-By an American, age 80;
ID single; several years experience and a thorough
references character and ability. Address ANTHERA
Tribune Office
NOACHMAN.-As coachman in a gentleman's
~ family by most respectable man; unde stands the
care and horses Turns out IN hst class style
and can he highly recommended from gentlemen In town Ad
dress C. H. Tribune Uptown Office. l2So Broadway.
IOACHMAN.-By a single man, Protestant;
thoroughly understands his business in all its Branches
aaf the best city references ten
last place H. O. BOX Al ltDuho UPTOWN OuVe l-So
Broadway.
MANAGER and IOUSEKEEPER.-B man
IVA and Wife unencumbered OF correct habits with
gentleman of Quiet family, who would appreciate and
nav for a well ordered house and first class table
man would market provide for all wants OF house
Sronds would 20 10 Far West references al required
address y. G.. los West l25th.st
TSEFULMAN, COOK, &c.-By an English
Protest ant and wife gentlemans private family;
VIE "a cook or aundress both experienced give good
reoonn sober honest steady Call No ITO West
10th-st
WAITER, &c.-By q young man, willing
and capable 10 be generally useful private public;
CITY countr excellent references from last place ln
0uire 1875 6th.ave, four doors above lOth-st
VOUNG MAN, good piano player and teacher;
HoLTHAUsEN. So Enison-st, Paterson. NJ.
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Eelp n)ante0.

DOOKKEEPER.-An importing and domes-
ID tic commission house doing largo business dcsires
o. sece thoroughly competent bOokKeeper only those Of
exp.euoe aud with good references need apply. AID.
dTess NJ W. 4. y. Boz 3,OlS, n. \. CITY.
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For Boys and young Men-Country.
DLUM'S ErzienungSausalt.-} Boys prepared
D fer COLLEGE or business $500 per annum For catalogue
and references apply toDr G. W. BIZ NJ Belleyiilo ~ j.
pOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
sumnerof xinter St1storiiEs. ll'' =. HOFFHANN.
RETTS MILITARY ACADEMY, Stamford,
~ Conn., On Prospect Hin. outside the village very
college business For uH information send tor catalogue
COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL, POUGHKEEP-
~ Sic ~ VI prepares BOYS Tor college 7eien1hc and Coy
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY,
ply to G. b. MErCALF, A. n ,upenntenGent.
pEEKSKlLL jN,YJ Military Academy.-For
circulars address Col CJ WRIGHT, A ". Principal
PARK INSTITUTE,
i RYE. y. y.
For boys $500 year HENRY TATL0CK Principal.
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
Apply to ''' 6GL0NIL THEo. i9ATr. President
GUMniT MILITARY ACADEMY, Summit,
- n }. ALEEED y. FC Lii, P4epnl. Patrons
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"a, naysn G2an y5 Sent 'Sy F Rs rg
IL D., Professors f. Baldwin Pt1i '53c ~ 5IbS%
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y lNO AND BOYS AT MEDIA, PENN, AcAD,
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uIarVard College graduatah Media rem
For Young Ladies-Co1ntry.
COTTAGE SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
o1ens3opt r. IN On Pn5s2Tl at ;s r. T. y
by Bound Brook route hons 90 ptort plrnti s;t1ia'
"U llg W -; - L -, va AZ,
Fofcatll5Snet address GE6. q. 6GrLEK 4 NJ, pin
DREW LADIES SEMINARY, Carmel, n. Y.
GUAR Tr a '35SII G0RG SM T'S ''
GOLDEN HILL Seminary for young ladies,
VI Bridgeport, Conn. Address Mss EMILY NELSON.
SOMG INSTITUTE for young ladies, larry
opens S@psa1er ' % S Il w. SEc&nF Prap
MISS BULKLEY'S Boarding and Day
w schoo tor lCnns ladies' Tarrytown' on the Hudson
NEW CANAAN INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG
Address Mrs. L. f. AYREs ,...
For Both Sexes-Countrv
A FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL, II miles
Mrs ii. 9. MOERELI, Nan.'lsset, l.. l.
COUTH JERSEY INSTITUTE.
Both sezos Full CORPS Of teachers instruction thorough
BE jus september Is Address H. h. THAsK, Principal,
Miscellaneous.
DARENTS SEEKING SCHOOLS for their
i CHILDREN VIII hnl pros lectuses)t tho bESE either
incty or cOuntry,in 1901. ,,,.,., .
" PfNGKNEYS SCHOOL AND COLLEGE GUIDE
designed ASSIST pl31Ls "a srBjuIf tjll)L Az 0 dGs,
FREE: By nail. b. tor pJ3age SpJ;u cAtloEnes Oftl3
best schools firlishei GRATIS Information concerning
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PINCkNEN'S AGENCY tor SCHOOL, AM IEACltEH5,
Domestic Building. Broadway and Ilt.tSt, Nc"-lorA-
CANNES, SOUTHERN FRANCE.-Professo
- cnOn sill receive is family three o. FOUR Young
men VINO may Of residing for time In the south
France comlotab family e Is offered combined WITH
instruction the French language II desired residence uu
ing the summer months among me monlansi piieS Ut
month $50 francs Address Professor JACQUES RENOO,
Mason rlissan, dc Ia Forage. Cannes, france
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CT. JOHNS,
Owed Oct 1852 Tenth year 81 and % West 32ds, n Y
NJ KS TIL EODORE IRVING.
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obstruction.
Both Sexes-City.

MISS s. d. DOREMUS win reopen c,i her
IVA DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES and ChlL~
DREN at ~ East 2ist-st. october
RBISS WARREN, NO. 10 WEST 45TH-ST..
w reopens her school for Young gentlemen Sept IL
Young Ladies' department, sept ~
RTRS. WILLIAMES'
Va Fnglsh and French Boarding an1 Day rchool Tot
Young Ladies and Child en- NOZj West jOth-st WIN leDp7n
september ~ Address by letter unti -eptohpar -
MISS j. +. WREAKS 80 East 77th-st,
wi French and English Boarding and Day school for
YoIg Iaips and Chlren, Will commence sept II care
furalnng thorough instruction IN every department
kindergarten Class commences Oct 10
rElHE Misses LEEDS English and French
Boarding and Day school for young laults aa cll!S
Il East l2Gh.sL, NeWYork city Heopens sept 20 1882
Art Schools-C.tY.
MRS. JOHN POPE will resume her classes
IVA I'm drawinc oil and waercOOr painting decorating on
china under glaze Limoges Thursday 6tODeT D. loo-
studio 3J7 4thave. corner ZJthsL
AIRS. LOUISA h. CULVER will receive pupils
W after Monday oct lG IN DRAWING, OIL and Wal h
COLOR PAINTING. STILL LIFE, FLOWERS ana LAND
kCAPI, CHINA PAINTING and DECORAIlON
STUDIO no. ~ MADISON AVENUE
References: $500.
Ifr D. HUNTINGTON Mr. WILLIAM HART. MrJAMES
NJ HART, Mr. A. +. BELLOWS.
NEW YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
~ only nj
BEAST l4th st., Sd Door East Of jTlI.AVB
incorporated 1901
The NATIONAL MUSIC SCHOOL.
now OPEN DAY and EVENING.
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csI WEST ST.-Miss Arabella Ketch-
80 ums classes for young ladies aud children, with Ger
man klndefg arten attached.
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sALEs At rHs MINING ExCHAvGEs
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOsroS SfoohN ,0sa
BOSTON. Friday. Nov ~, ,oe-

OLOSIyG PRICES PHILA
Reported by JOHN IL DAVIS & Co. IL na N-- "A
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NINE. &. MEARSS ,.,.,,...
WI ENGLISH. FRENCH AND HEHNAN BOARDING.
For Young Ladies founded 1870, No. 222 Madlson ava
ErwYork reOueus September ~ 1884, French Is the In
euage Of the family AMI school lectures m Engh French
and German by eminent professors especial attention paid
10 English and French Primary department '
Nine <. {. MEARs. Principal
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Rv Il. L. Lucas, Auctionccr

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY
' OF ALEXANDRIA, VA, FOR 81 ALE.-lIn-
der Iul h"riiy "t the decree of the Circuit Court
f,r the city Of Alexandria, Va, in the consolidated
rbanrrry CAUSES of LazcnOvc 4 Go. against john
ston's adm u and others aud Gunncll against Fos
Srlt and others passed the first day of October
l~-l. the undersigned commissioners therein
Halari will Oilrr for sale on SATURDAY, April
10Th. l~~2, 81 II o'clock m., by public auction,
n front "f the Conr House door on Fairfax street,
in the city of Alexandria, Va. the following de-
,crjhrh property: 4 Lot OF GROUND with q
Ekltk HOUSE thereon. bounded and described
4, i"lIuwS: Beginning on the west side of st.
A.aph street 1916 feet 1 inches south Of its inter
'rr.un with King street: thence westerly and
parallel with King street .:i feet > inches thence
s,uthrrly and parallel with ST. ASaph street 26
feet thence castrrly and parallel with King street
= feet = inches; thence Snuthery and parallel
with II. ASplh street 80 feet thence cstrry and
PARALLEL with King street - feet to st. Asaph
street; thence north "m ST. ASaph street l6 feet to
The beginning; subject however tn 4 right Of way
over :; feet alley between the property above
"~rrI'wd and the property adjoining On the north.
ALSO
4 LOT OF GROUND with the BRICK STABLE
ihrrr" beginning nj the corner formed by the i'll
irrsrrtinn of the lth and 9TH boundaries OF the
i.a.yr lot and runnin. thence n"rthwardly with
sjl ith boundary 80 feet thcucc wcStwardly
and parallel with King street 20 feet inches to
the northwest corner OF Il brick stable; thence
Southwarliy and parallel with st. ASaph street 16
feet inches more or loss tu the dividing line of
the double stable standing thereon, and which
stable WAS erected Ia hc used in the manner men
TONED in y deed from {. Mcki.hl To J. s Halo
we'll dated April II. 1852; thence c:stcrly and
through said double stable and parallel with King
street IL feet inches, more or less TO the eastern
vail OF said stable; thence south with said eastern
wall tu the intersection with the 9TH boundary of
the above mentioned lot; thence c:stwardy by
said 9TH boundary extended to the beginning.
Terms ol Sale: Onc-thrd of the purchase money
III cash. and the residue in two equal payments ut
twelve and eighteen months, with interest from
lhr day "f sale, the notes OF the purchaser, with
"-rnrty 10 bc taken for the deferred payments,
and The title To the property retained until the
whole 81 the purchase money is paid. Convey
.nrinc Al the r"St of the purchaser.
FRANCIS l.. SMITH, Comm'rs.
TllOS. MOORE, of
JOHN NJ JOHNSON Sale.
mhIi-wts
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10th day of Nav, 1882,

at the railroad depot of the Washington and Ohio
Railroad Company. in the city OF Alexandria Va
",r at plhlir auction the
ENTIRE LINE OF TIE WASHINGTON & OHIO
RAILROAD
Including that partly and that wholly cons rurtcd,
and ais" al and singular all the works and prop
,rIv real, personal and mixed, rolling stock loco
motives, cars, &c. and all rights, contracts and
franchises Of said Washington and Ohio Railroad
Company.
The said property consists Of Il constructed line
oi railway in aCtive operation from the city of AL
cNaudril, Va, westward through the counties of
Alexandria, Fairfax and LoudOun tn Round Hill
station, in l."inl"mn county, Il distance of D. /.
miles; mriudimg line connecting with the Wash
ingi.m and Alexandra: Railroad. The read is also
.r:lir, !'ayon i;nund Hin for distance ri three
mIir,
The other r,: property of the company consists
ut = Elr;. brick depot building and freight house.
~ the city of Alexandria, Il round house, machine
>lrp ear shop shed store house Sc, and about
iilirrn acres "i land adjacent thereto also eleven
depot horS,s aud lots III the eleven principle sta
Iion, between Alexandria and Round Hill.
According tu the route surveyed th,. distance
from Washington city to Point Pleasant, on the
Obi" river, is three hundred and twcnty-ti
miles, and passes through 4 country heavily tim
hcrrl and Of great mineral resources.
Term: The entire property; real, personal and
mixed franchises Sc, is sold together, and for
dollars $4,000 "i the purchase money in cash.
and the residue in four equal animal payments
with interest from the day of sale, which said pay
urn,- are 10 be- evidenced by bonds which are To
lr secured by deed Of trust upon the property
Sold t" h. executed upon the confirmation of the
sale ana conveyance To the purchaser.
This sale is subject t" the lien of the deed of
trust executed August 9th S1S. to indemnify the
county of Clarke. State OF Virginia. against liahili
Is for the annual itrrco, on the bonds Of the said
county for the SllIn of one hundred thousand dol
lars ISl0DnOOj mp I" and until the time when
said road shall be- commenced and under con-
siruction in said county of Clarkc;' and against
liability tnr the payments of the principal of said
bonds in case they shall become due and payable
before the road shall hr commenced and under
construction in said county, the said bonds falling
due in the year 1SI2
The purchaser will be- entitled t" tho net profits
nt the ro:.tl from the day "i the sale.
L. +. BARTON.
RlClI'D. II. LEE, Comm'rs
ClIAS. f. STUART, of Sale
HENRY HEATON
TI11-tg
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A LABASTINE.-Superor TO kslsomine; 4 nat
"A ural material for finishing walls and ceiling
ready for use by adding hot water can be mixed
and applied by any one with an ordinary white
wash brush. 1t constitutes permanent finish,
assimilating with plaster, and will NOT RUB OFF
Prepared in pure white and variety of beautiful
tints. Sample card of shades mailed to amy address
upon application. Put up in 5lb hoxeS ut 90 cts.
per box for the white and 90 cts per box for tbs
colors One box will cover 400 square feet, two
coats No charge for packing or shipping
JANNEY & CO., Druggist,
mh27 Nos 70 and 152 King st,
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AUCTION S.fLES.
PrHI'Ic SALE OF TIE
v ASHINGTON & OHTOR. R.

I'udcr authority Of Il decree Of the Circuit Court
oI Richmond city, rendered April 23 1880 in the
salt Of Irnry Lewis ct ais. VS.. the w. & o. r. T.
Company 1t ais, and affirmed by the Court of APP
!"%, Of Virginia at its September term, 1881, the
Undersigned spccia! Commissioners will at II
.lL.li n.hl In.
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Entered at the Postoiiicc at Alexandria, Va. as
second-class matter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-10
LEGAL NOTICES.

VIRGINIA: In the Clerks office of Fairfax Cir.
cunt Court, Fairfax Court House, Va, April
Rules, 1882.
j. NJ. Hanfnrd. VS.. W. d. Sweetser and Elizabeth
IT, his wife, James f. Warner, Lyman D. Balou
and A. ST. John. Chancery
Memo. The object of this suit is to enforce u
deed OF trust executed by VIM. d. Swectscr aud
wife to james L. Warner, bearing date Sd Decem-
bcr 1879, to secure to John NJ. IIanford the paw
ment of the sum'rf S175 with interest at the rate
OF eight per cent from the Sd day of December,
lS'9 until paid and, to obtain i decree for the
sale OF the real estate conveyed hy said deed of
trust and application Of the proceeds to the pay.
msnt of said debt and interest. 1t appearing by
affidavit filed that of the above defendants A. St
John, is nonresident df the State of Virginia it is
ordered that he appear here within one month
after due publication hereof and do what is he.
ccsslry to protect his interest in this behalf.
TcStc: JNO W. GRAHAM, Crk
Moore " son, pa. ap1-w4w