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New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
Gtenn,1rts III H1llrJ1l5.

MARY POWELL. for West Point, Corn
"a. wall .urr. PouehKeepsIe Eoudout and KINGSTON.
landing eransion formeIy Co11en7's ton NeW-li$-
Nestrv-st per SI5. end 2@i-st at $3.50 d. m Connects
a. PoushkeepsIe win evening Grams for The North
FALL RIVER LINE.
FALL RIVER, BOSTON, AND THE EAST
Tho most agreeable roure 20 the WHITE MOUNTAINS.
MOI DIS fI. and 8li principal c g. ni aud aud sel-
shore resorts 1f n NeW M and lnd tIe prov aces.
lie mammoth palace steamer,
BRISTOL and PRONIDENCE
leave New-York daily SUNDAY. included AZ 5:3O p m.
from Pier - y foot Of Murrast Connection Wa Annex
boat from BrooAlvn . p. IN. Jersey Clty 70 IA
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS
every evening y the splendid bands and orchestra attached
these steamers
Long f1i nights r~si Eve morning trans 10
Boston short lall r,de time seven y-hve mlnuiesJ
NEWPOHT LINE
FOR NEWPOkI. b. /, DIRECT
MARTHAS VINEYARD, NANTUCKET and Sl-A
SHORE RESORTS of CAPE COD. Magnificent steamer.
NEWPORT and OLD Colon !, - .,
Leave NewlOr1 daily Sdlddts excepted 30 L. il II"h
PIER -. North RIveE
These steamers their Eastern term nus at Newport
and staterO1ms for both lines De secured az
all principal notes transfer aLo ucket Offices al Tie once
PIER - AID 0u steamers ---..... 49,.
SEND FJh List OF TOURS AND LACl IsoiDN7
BOEDES & LOXELL GEORGE -- CONNOR,
Pass. AGENT
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MINES AND MINING.
Tuesday. Aug. 15-P' W.

TUESDAY, Aug. - ,1,.'nr
There were no new Developments al ,%c Sc' marSets
stoD Exchanges to-day. If anything as ,s dull and
we're weak Robinson Consonda'Tu s-oTo 1912 to 12
steady at CO Standard declined l,O aC as also was
crocn Mountain was steady at III oId At p cents
Chryoe at 249 STATE 1SG cents coqfsGGda,S9t 5o9
and CheroSeS eat, at end fe to 10 cents iV ''''
ylFsna tdr gIossG TdS dS, Wv Weak and featnr'''''
.,,re - RE MIylva ErcHAy'E
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Che Curt

MONMOUTH PARK RACES, Long Branch,
vi Nj SECOND SUMNER MEETING
THURSDAY, AUGUST H. and SATURDAY, August -
Rarss coulnece 2sO Trans ard OOsis dilecty 70
course Centrll Railroad OF He~Jersoy Liberty 4 cry
7.l5 D. H. a. n l2:lb. lZ45 m. Pennsyiyana IA lOe-
ortaad aud Desbgo fcTr1c a / BOAt
VA SANDY Hoos. orth River 745, ., II N l5
noon, l.oO p IL.
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Gllnlnl.

A SIERRA GRANDE Plata, Bella, Apache
n . and other Mining dealt IL commission
Gus >. NEU. - Na-sJ
Member NewY0rk and Philadelphia Mining z E1changes
DOBERT Z. LEE MINING CO.
Ia Property a LEADNlLLL COLORADO.
Capital so HVi shares Far value $40
l. d ROUDEBUsH. President. WILLIS A. BARNES,
New y rk ollce 81 Nass4u-st secy anu Treas
COUTHERN EUREKA MINING COMPANY,
- Nine aud MIL Plumas County, Cal
CAPITAL 100000 shares par valuc. 80 each
Pres. :. B. SCOTT. vlce-pres, MAltIIN SCHULTZ
TIoas WG, T. MRS LR a L; secv- JOHN GRAY.
Once ll5 Broadway, New-Yo-k.
VNHE MINING RECORD, 81 Broadway, \. Y.
l0c per copy. sample copies sent free. - yearly.
BANKING AND STOCK DEPARTMENT.
advances made Iad d4g.isa.ls cIsAeL -.o,,,, 400
THE EUREKA TUNNEL COMPANY AS
sESsMENT Of 20 per share must be paid al once
Delinquent stock VII. De sold August ln 500 avert Sc
l2thiust A. j. CAiso Co. 81 broadway wl rece We tbe
assessment Z J. BUTLER. Secretary.
OFHcE CAB0RcA MINING C0NPAST. s. BRoApwAY.{
&ev NOrk. August J. ISL. =
THE TRUSTEES OF THE CABORCA MIN
L ING COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA on the 41th day
o. July l.SZ 80 o. OF Nv Wchl fc
per share STOCK. Delinquent IN san fran
cisco August ~ ,aleay september -. Looms j. Nlntr
q Co., - WlI-st. financial agents of the company all
rccoye he above assessment FROM stockholders III Eastern
btates
There VIII BE- advertising charges all certificates o.
ttock zen aiming unpaid Oh the Zlst August
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Musirai Instruments

DEATTY'S ORGANS, 81 stops $50. Pianos.
ID $2g7 Factory day and night Ca.ai5sSi"S
tree Address DAN FL T. BEATTY. WashinSLl- " :.
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MOUNTAINS.

WHITE MOUNTAINS.
On and after MONDAY. June %,
A AsPECIAL FAST EXPRESS THROUGH TRAIN,
with ParIor and Day cars. viii connect Will the
PROVIDENCE LINE
steamers from NcwYOfk- leaving the wharf
Providence 600 daily except sundaysJ and running
through FsDyans White Noun
points Without
L. b. VILLAINS, Genera Passenger Assat'
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fclp nanicS.

tcIp tUunItJ.
PRIVATE FAMILY in Brooklyn desr,
" the services Of refined educated LADY ihoro sny
peie0ced She and managem mt 0 -nAI c eh anu
houselold duties. Address H. A BOX. Tribune once
XVANTFD.-A gardener who understands
w greenhouse ktchcu-garden and iscompelen 10 ,aho
'autafs h wife To toe care ~ hot @
durng ire winter Apply Thursday and Friday oi ts "ee@
y : .iNil.L
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IL lhe new iaht aIi1 elegant seaEOlng
CITY ~ RICHMOND"
makes Qav 70 Long Sran.h
making come tOns Tor Ocean Grove and Asbury PARK
BOAT LEAVES Foot West - lst--t. V 9fb A. and
,. n Pier \. r., 10 a N. aGd 33O FARE elthsr
way, with pier ticket 80 cents Excursion tickets good oay
day issued, 6U cents
= a sni..rD s.il--afetr. speed and Comfort
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EosI an0 found

4 NDYERTISEMINl FOR Tie NEWS Nv
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ khCEl A Ed a. W.. rn
UPTOWN OFFICES, No LIS bro@dne1 eetne
frst-st 8OS West rNenty thlrdst, corner ftghth
No ~ Fa.t Ponre~atbst corner Unon-guare 100 lhlld
ave corne- Forty seventh-st at the hAhL1M
Nos 90 AID 300 rhlrdsye- corner one huAofos ami
twenty NTH at, up TO p m &c re saltr 9hce IsSoN
\ OSI 5IOLLN.-Bank BOOK ISSUED Dy the
1 Ssamen's Rank savings. OF NeW-A OrN, 70 uie suo
pr IN nos found the Bank within thirty
d.ys from this date vii apply " Tic Bank for new book
Sew-LsEk, A1s. -. l5o-, A. A. bS~14LAHs
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Rxpress Trans SeWl DesDrosses and Cor
lanai streets FelIles a. iuloWs ,.o -.
~. Limited . $40 ~, . 90
ana % H. M and a. SUNDAY s. 4O Ia.
4 D. g.. r p and 4- d. -. - ,.
r-vr rlus leave daIiy, except sunday al 80
a N aui p running urou,h VI lrcn'oA ana Oailaei'
Ieturftiuq trains STREET -tAil' piA
l,Ol B b. 80. .:iJ $50. l.J SO, 0..n ana II a. NJ
CIIuitcd Exprr--, 1880 p. IA; J. 3 4, - o. 90" ~, ana
O.3O, 7.J aud So 10 Leave I'm @.'eiph VIA D4A''u
q n m and 4.sJ d. m daily, except sunday.
To 81 Offices $40 pa Broadway, A1t"r H"u-t a'i
fo f nasbr-.e. and C0rrlaudfss tnurt-t ana bfO.A-
~n ,rev station foo of Fu foi-st Brooklyn. nos IL.
flg and Hud-oi-st H0uoscu. rtatloh, Jersey Ol5,
T'rnis-r.nf Ticket once. Edrtery-place
me Ncw- YORK Transfer Company VII cdH iot Al" OuccA
r,,s ge from hotels resIdeucce
FRANK THOMSON, T. w ~ -.
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
4 fI.. ..tH ,ff.r N r ...r I---.

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES NAlL RDI It-
Trains leave York DesbrOsss aud Coandt streets
Ferries, s- iOIJNs: , .., ,,.,,.-.-
HarseuIg pIit.bur4 tAe West ani south with Pal man
Palace a4s attached and ll daily We" oiA
at thicaSo Limited oi ffor Dining Smoking anu a'roP
CARS 20 every day
Fo' ,-ol -p4.ns. snl D. in ann = p Dol. dll ..
Wilan-por Maven uI- j. ni CORY ana ttle a'
souucctng al c'uy iur l.iasvhe iel".riL zen
D o. the Dl Ec-lous ..
Hainore Washington ana tine south Limited Wa-ansi on
Pullman l4rlur ans 4aif except iAN4t' lv
am arrive Na.h.n-tou D. l. rSilI IL o;4O anu $50
d. m.. !. $500. ald r rl. alt j. nltLD
SUNDAY. J.lJ A uI. and o D. ii. al. l- nl@il
ante ll;l' r. ii .iI'i
ttt D. Ill., UATOu4l loo D. H. train On iii t-i'
Fof ape 81 av except SUNDAY. $50 ll.lo H. and p He
Long pranol Say ie4d junction and inermeio stations
vi Railway and Ar bog. $50 and $40 a. n, - AooA %
a.3'. aId p. - .,.
Tom. Rive. va -ea-ie Park. -.i' a. e. and 3 p M
Iotr- f.r5Yyu connect with ali ihfnnGl rains AZ
Jersey C, anoring speedy and direct transfer io Brook
,, .. - .,. 4
T,-t.r. Ul flIv From Washington and Baltimore, 900
C0s u 3.1l l.5O a5' aud 1000 o. t ~nnaay o-' b 900
tn i1l IO.5O D. m. From Baltimore. lao p u on sun
dav. .. 3 D. m From Philadelphia lo, CD n3V t:,o
30 otD lO.-i .lU I.-U ., .'.5o li b.-u $50,
go. e., ln:fO and lU5J sunday. '.,O 5-J, CjJ,
g.50 il.4O a. u.- O. ~. $50. 1910 and leJ0 D. m.
TO PHILADELPHIA.
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6ltualons fUaule0-- 4lales.
Situatlous Dauteo--fema!es.
CHAMRERMAIn and mIIrnrcS

..-n,I- y = uzAID dUU " Al hEoS.--bY III
-. aNeae FroessaEt who understands bust
can nA@e sA1Ads. wines. = clean,
sD .ohe.t a1a Industrious Is n every way dosraDe
Wy of oo1alfy. Call a. 12 81 ave- na.r l7h.st
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Gituatlons uanteo--malrs


TIT1NBERWORK HOUSEWORK. WATT
y ING, COOKING %c-By good irotes'1n55 any III Ills ~
for CITY country. at moderate wages Al the MI
TANT HOME BUREAU, l3s 6thaye, above lOth-s1
NOOK.-As first-cass cook, to go ont by the
" dav. best of reference j. =, s3 Tribune Opto"n
Olce. 1888 broadway
NOOK.-By first-class cook an excellent
I boker. understands her business toruughyi oe7t ui
c,fv re,erence Ca West 40thst IN fancy store -
HOTSEWORK or COOK and LAUND DkEos; lsE So;
I ma welsh Protestant girl ready Wiling ana nos
hfraid Of work cau do good washing ana iro.ns ~
- IN, ,,o, ready u 20 wanted ana siy Nhci' .
% NV attention % her work and good behavior RETAIN con-
sfInt home. No. Z72 Gth AVE. near lfth6L
nROVFSTANT woman wishes work by the
, a. 10 out honsecs aning and washing city references
sG2 5davc
c,FSNS TRESS.-Bv an American willing TO
- cf,l wants permanent situation; Wiling to go ID
conufrv Il1 We 2-tl,.- top hooI
WILL SOME KIND LADY Of influence
w io1se assist N getting educated young Eng; N
or, I,stou as companion 20 laCy ACur-s' 4 - A"
frinnpc { p.owu once l,-3S Broid"ay
WASHING, &c.-By respectable woman
w 70 iase M house. out. washing anu lio lnx
wiling do thing; best cy recI1nces MIa' Oo I'LL .
$50 Vest l7ths~
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PROVIDENCE LINE. .,..o.n
E4n PInNIuENCE LLRElT

>''N FOR PEOVIDENCE DIRECT.
Connecting with PIOy44eAc ce ana " 0ccAter liz 49,.
for al POINTS NOEIH ana tA1-. va yi-T - H.
i1e entreiy new and elegant steamer hhODt ia H.
on Woudays olne.daYs sud Fridays lhu ihe nl~-
st.aInrr A-SAt C,LIIs Tuesdays, thursdays Ahd
a." ~ rom Pier 29 y. r., foot of WarreD-st.
- Z. i-i. made AZ Providence p. and W ]. r..
for Worcester and ali Northern kaSlern and WLite.
AZ I'll principal tcAct
t ae-ro1ms secured a. onces Of " estcou E1press
o. Al Astor House Nos -, 81, ~ -
i Il !.
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10 PHILADELPHIA.
70 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS ANp9 On
SUNDAY. . STATIONS II PHILADELPHIA,
ZIN NEW-NOKk.

Dor-HLE TRACE TIE MOST IMPROVED EQJIP
NfNT AND TIE FASTEST IIML CONSISTENT
VIII ABoOLL IA SAFETY.
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EOR THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.

Commencing June 96 sspecl through express train VITA
drawineloom CARS will leave GRAND tclr lelJt 'N H. ~
"A. H. H. H. except sunday, 10 $500 a. I airNllg
a. iAe Mountains eIyI ne evening Two hours ra tr IMAM
season.. Wells Fef "iti express tram Tor
Newport W.. DueD,c CSC. seats 100 GlaM u tin,' as may
De- engaged iu Al D. j. JcAr, ONCE lA Grlil
Central Del1,. or Uy aid c., ing ma telegraph
g.. !. HItll'- ia ID, 90. !. \.
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.ltES IT rHs NfNiNe L-,l -. ~ -,17 =

-ArTUAL sALE----- 81 \ '''-'
oren High Low Final An E tx TX.
inc est est Ia
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NEW- -JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY,
y VIA SANDY HOOK,
STEAMERS LEAVE PIER X, y. T.,


FOOT R1CIOH--I.:
For Highlands, sea2nsht Monmouth BeaGh e and Long
Branch a.l p 40. s., u a. l5O o4u oi" p H. sun
days 3. 1u:.O d 500 I. 80
For Atlantic Highlands 7;ij. 1" II a rn 1850 $40 D. o8o
For ocean Grove Grt, &c, 40 o. II A. $40 .,
For Lakewood Toms River, Barnega5 &C, 75 a. n~ $780,
Fol Writings Atlantic City vneand, and all stations to
r.---1. I..nI. W uLIII AHEI nLLI
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Gunner Resorts.

A A. Al, 900 feet above the sea.-First-
n class board In q private family in shady village
among the mountains OF Sussex. Prom house beautiful
view down the waikiki Valley for 10 miles. From eleva-
on OF zoo feet near the eye takes IN at glance grand and
Deluu view extending 40 miles Many picturesque noun
TAN drives and walks through glens along streams and lakes
AR pure and bracing Rooms arge and pleasant NO mOsqu
e- No malaria Two churches Telegraph 200 people from
me city we're entertained In the village last summer Lawn
tennis, fnquet &c Convenient from NcWYOrk Best refer
sh,s given aud required From - 5O 70 f6 80 week.
STATE how many wish 10 and how long % stay All
u.
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Gfcursluns.
PALACE sTEAMER PLYMOUTH R0CK

makes Two trips daily direct 10 RocSaWay Beach
Landing at the Gitat ocean fl-r.
Leaving Hohoken ith-st Doc po0 n
<4s-st- Nortn kNtr------- $500 a and $50 D.. -
lrth-st, North l0..0 = m. and 5. Jn m
Pier g, y. r. ikectOrstl 1880 q. ~ and $50 D. nj.
Returning. leave ItsS,kAV az l22u ana . p. m
Excursion tickets Ouiy including admission "a
tie trl, 80 COMBS ~Dec4 tcket ~unlays AMI
week days 30 cents good to bv New.Yoik, WOOL
haven aud ROkaway Excursion t, kef- Of New.
lorS. Mooihayen and KOckAway Railroad accepted on
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TWO TRIPS DAILY

Tickets good on either pier.
Excursion lEAeos Tor sale all Els.ltsl Raiirlaf
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Cearhers.

A LADY who can assist backward pupils in
~ Grammar and Arithmetic half board and tuition
giisn modern languages Classics Painting Ocal AMI
LIS use 0y teaching Two bours DAY. AddIcss
4 d
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16

rVHE CATSKILL MOUNTAIN RAILROAD
i SOW ~ OPERATION
from Cstskia Landing o the Hudson River 10
THE CATshILL MOI rAINs.
SHORTEST. QUIcKE-r. CHEAPEST
AID most dr-iIaDle 10 the l2tsau Mountain Holse
Hotel kaaiersAll Hailest Falls, tlln.rsyihe Laurel
House. lalenvLle AFRO. Durham. WindlEim and other
Passenger. tor tne AOCSTAiN HOUSE and HOTEL
KAATEIL7 Ii Will reach either Hotel
TWO HOURS EARLIER BY THIS ROUTE
than il practicable by any other
Trains connect al
CATSKILL LANDING
with Hudson Day ,atyill git Boats
anu Ne" io'A SiAS A. BlACii Supt Catskill n Y
Z. VAN BENrHUYsEN. q. l. A. Vestryst Pier. y Y.
THE CATSKILL NOUNGAIN HOUSE
only Hotel command ng The famous view Of The
Elevation . 500 feet aad - 10 ~ cooler Than
~nrrpunard Pa- of 5000 acres Of Msgn ncent
Forest. me uding eutroy aud AL the noted
unis iscrsay acknowledged 10 be the
MOST DESIRABLE LOCATION II THE CATSkILLS
from CATsKILL LASDING. itis Nearer IN Time By
ONE HOUR
to View York or than any other Hotel on the
- C4rsKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE CO.,
send for ctrculal catsAilL \. Y.
TINTED STATES HOTEL
now Open.
JOHN r swINEgToE Proprietor:
limited STATES HOTEL, o,,rv
u THE LARGEsT N ATLANTIC CITY, NJ
10 now OPEN FOB IHE SEASON OF 81
". WHITNEY. Manager THos CHASE CAshier-
DIT. MoKGAN. Musical Director
BROWN woELPpER PrOpretOrA
WHITE LAKE, sullivan County, New
w York j sOl above Hudson River no mAI~IAj
good OoAtAs' D~N-'ih A'"'"'- Mrs WOOLDRIDGE-
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- Sc(NECTING WITH ALL POINlS EASA-
- FGRFatways Low a. b. any otner me Lar.
stsa,,ar. 4 A n Il HANSkrI and SlONINGTNNS. o~,'
oav 1sTcsn Snndavsi 40 p. H. fro Pier 81 ~ r. '''
Jay5.t .r-{v,ns IA boston ~ a n ~. s,a,or,o,,s
&c., tor sae ~ All principal ucket oIlc'S -, ,
Hecnrec y, orice- W7stcOu Erpres, o. sa,.c 80
IG7 al sg1 and AL Bro~dway ana Al fANN 1A's'' ~
nd-or Hot~ uckct oncea c.,er,l passenrer Agent
yv,pOv poATS- CITIZENS LINE.-New
4 steamers sARATOGA and CITY OF TROY rave aaliy
erceDt -aIuriaT Al D PIER ~ Nortb hFe S .Soa Us
topbersf connscflug with morning Trains lOf No'h anu
West SUNDAY steamer touches A AiD@"S'
TJNHE TRAVELLING PUBLIC are informed
that throug gh Pullman from New ore 20 .r
by Ere and tfrand Trunk aud CieAgo Aa i
RaIroads Icave N~ YORK from Ere Depot AZ p ia u%iJ'
1lcAee al The Offices oil the Its EDWARD 7. BEACH,
General gent q. 7. and C. sud q. ]. hAA"~ys.
THE POPULAR SHORE LINE .,,v,,sr
i POR PROVIDENCE. BuSTok AND mn iihET6T T1
ALLRAIL FROM GRAND CENrhAl Dhi @ s.,o, w. .,
Three express trans daily sunAsys eIeept o M Win
e;lo a NJ. lparlOr cars aItachcul AN~ 80
palace sleeping cars nan. q.
IIAIIED IlCkETs To BOSTON ALL Rail p
NEWPORT express at T. lparlor cArS A'~Nei'A' NJ
nves al Newport D. m. -. ..
PRoVlDENcE special express At p m- pAriof CARS -
fsched; arrives Providence lOr2O D. IA ,, r,. ana
llckeLs And parOT seats secured Al tH =
indsor Hotel cket onioa4, and Al ofAnu ScuA Int
l. ". BILkINs General fsSSensS' AsO'
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16

1 NYACK.ON-THEUTD DSOS.
NOW OPEN. u0usc has ali modern improvements.
l. T. PORTER. Proprietor.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST,
w PLLla.LuALa Ea-.l-1-o all Mls-llngLOn.

On and after May r. the magnidcent Passenger Trains
leave from Ienn- yani Railroad Depot foot o CortandI
Dc.Url-se--,t. lII1Ws
l DEE except 5L-.Iv- plror attached, arrives ASH
ngiou o. Night express leaves Washington al lo
daily ocepers and dy coaches through 10 Cincinnati
Chicago.
7p M daily. Fast Line arrives Washington 2:25 a n Gin
cnnat $3.50 Chicago $3.50 and - Louis $50 a. 10
H. palace reepcl and day coaches though la Cincinnati
LOui- tllCa-o.
Washirg gton - tD a. l1N
Exuless leaves Washington a l0;iV q. H. daily sieepers
dav coaches through to Cincinnati
~ So ofner line makes the West Trains
arrive West COO H.. g. so and 1000 p
Tickets sleeping ucrths secured and baggage called
for ana checked destination conpanvs ONCE No D
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PROSPECT HOTSF- Bnv Shore. LONG

= - Island. open during September and October best
I". ui hng and boating Great ~Outh Bay, hay fever
patents relieved; no mosquitoes malaria
y. p SEWIII Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16

A PRESBYTERIAN PASTOR, an alumnns
~ 0f Williams College viii take into his home which
within forty miles OF NewlorE City three boys io
casealv prepare them for college privately educate
NeW.YOrE Tribune
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16

IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.
1 NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN y NtN-fORK.
SOCTHAMPTON AND BkEhES 49,,
ELBt...-...-N ed, Aug. lo NAL SAT Aug =,
f 3 r. at, T. :
RATES OF PASSAGE from y EW. YORK 20 SOUTHLAND
TON HAVREOr BREMEN. -
I'll RST CABIN ...-..-HlOO. SECOND CABIN
SFEERAGE, $50 .
Return tickets at reduced Prepaid steerage cerIi
cate, -2L steamers per between second ani
'"iu-'''" iio'oAoH' OELRICHs a co. BowungGreen-
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A TLANTIC HlGHLANDS.-GRAND VIEW
HOIfL; new Just opened elegant furniture largo
nI,tcats tabIe board fine bathing boating. nshng
'llceNt srpVe "uSs scenery unequali"d; ocean Ray
~cdpf bclutitu Sul from pier y, Marion
ne change Address W. l. MCINTYRE Atlantic Highlands.
see Excursion column.
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!. : . = = = =, = -

I EHIGH VALLEY RAlLRO AD.-Passeneer
Il after 3av l5. lo@2 vii Leave uerots foot
O Cort4nGt and D,s1rI.--sf- -:u O. - a. l1 aud
$50 p. f0r Et7i0n. Betl'eh -m. Allentown Reading
1iaurh Chunk, w. barre lgwIntL Mayeily. 4uiacf
Gcl Lyons. BIau and fhe M- tui Northwest rub
thrs- ltv. Trans al %. lH fi-i"n.
lDtlrNel Allentown. BEAD . Atlcl IA1Ir, w I.f-l1c
iit-iYl Loca. Tor Esson btiiiicie.u
ami oydv
Trains leavug S:l.a m. AMI p N. connect ior all
MahIuug ana AaZe..Ol Goa Iclon. @lai4Y tram
local Tor Mauch Chunk, o.lJ u I"aFe MAucA ChiA a'
%. ....,........-.t
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A YOUNG lady desires for the coming yeaI
~ post0n az teacher Of drawing would teach in ad
ouOn Enghsh branches or LAIN; uuexcept0uaDe refer.
Address Miss W, BOX i2J. Dgnsve Livingston
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
pROSPECT HOUSE.

BAY ~HOEE. LOSG ISLAND.
Situaied u tg Oceln DI tu' irhl 5D1tl Btg
lsIIug ~L3lrIgti Lle g-ICY Of NeH-
..lT LI' It's IL ~
~. r. SEWELL-
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16

V7HE ALLAIRE,
! SPRING LAKI4 y. J., now open, Directly on the
beach modern superior appointments cuisine
rDnra- FarIoy Manager r. NJ RICHARDSON.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
4 Won BEACH HOTEL.

n BATH LONG ISLAND
ms pleasant ami elegant family viii renal
open until late in The Autumn. " thin forty minutes
New-NorA by rail steamboat leaves Pier No. II r. z
,tnrst al and 1850 o. s. IL ana j:lJ y. hi. goC
bathing boating aud fishing
THOS. u. WINCHESTER ProDrletor.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-04-13
ludQe Of the Supreme Court

The Hon Charles Hover. Of the
Snyder county Bar, will be present.
cd to the Republican Convention,
which will assemble at Harrisburg
May ~, next as suitable nominee
for Judge or Me SUpreme Court.
There 10 a manifest determination
in the party, throughout tue state,
to nominate strong, unexception-
able ticket--a ticket that will. b. :
yond all peradveuture, 'cin. II be-
hooves us, inasmuch as Mr.. Hover
will be presented fur nomination, to
say, that he is an assiluous law,stu-
dent-that he is an able and expert
epced lawyer-that he is an indie.
fatigable worker, aud will bring to
the Bench skill, ability aud industry
a il elected.
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Veto OF the Chinese Bill.

After long and deiibarte consider
atiop, aud not until the matter had
thoroughly discuss "a in Cabinet. the
President has vetoed the bill sur
pending Chinese Immigration to this
country. The objection grew out Of
tho length OF the time during which
snch immigration was to be prohibit
ell, twenty years, il is claimed being
more in the nature OF prohibition
than of a suspension and iu violation
Of the spirit Of the treaty. Senator
Eimunds and Others objected to this
feature OF the bill and withheld their
support from it 90 that account on-
ly. lfthe time Of suspension bad
been fixed at ten years, the bill which
recived two thirds vote in the
House, and which lacked but one
vote Of twocthiids 10 the Senate
would have received q much larger
support from those bodies and
would undoubtedly have met with
the approval Of the President. Pop
. 'uiar AZ the measure may appear a
first blush. there eau be no doub'
that tue principle underlying the an
ti~Chinsse crusade is one OF yer,
vide application and its general ad
option would produce some startling
res suits. r-a i,
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Shot Through the Body.

Hs was shot through the body
bis young life might be saved il he
were taken from the field and afford
ed medical aud surgical aid, but he
chose rather to die where he fell
than take away single gnn when
the conflict was rasing-it was Gem
sral james A. Beaver, and he said
"Go on soldiers, an not ,corth
caring for after the 6attle is oce1
you may look after .chat remains oJ
ms.'
That is Independence enough fol
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Han. Horatlo g Fisher.

The last Congressional contest iD
this district was perhaps one OF the
sevsrest, most hotly contested Of
Any 10 the state, aud yet Mr. Fisher
wss elected by greater majority
than Was ever bofore given any one
He was compelled TO meet and
combat tho schemes Of ono Of the
sbrewjsst, most INSCRIPTIONS aud
designing mon 10 the district--a cor.
rap,iug fund that was poured ont
like wntcr "A determined aud des-
rerate enemy abetted by sore-beads
within his own party lines thus i'm
posing on him Ilerculeap task from
which men OF less. sterner material
would have sbrauk and suffered de
feat But fail is not in General
Fishers vocabolary--he vanquished
the foe and for the second time saw
ed tae district--aud it cost him O
protracted illness from which he ia
Just now recovering. Notwithstsnd.
ing his broken health he has faith.
fully aud efficiently discharged the
duties OF his high office. d.
A fair aud impartial inspection oI
the proceedings in Congress show
him always at his post Of duty. and
one Of the most active, ,igorou,
workers.
No district in this State, nor any
district 10 any other state can poiui
with greater pride to irs Representa-
tive in Congress.
Will the party Of the district asl;
General Fisher to permit his name
10 he brought before the people io
denomination, first giving him the
assurance that we are strong enougl
sufficiently united aud hartnoniou,
TO take caro- OF the result witho on
cslling him into campaign OF all
day trsveliug and Dight-speaking =
this done aod it is possible he may
yet be induced to allow bis name t.
90 before the people once more.