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Qltn Real Gsidtc fur Gnlr

VIID utuI V5Iult Iur 5dIc-
A DVERTISEMENI FOR TIP NEW
~ YORK TRIBJNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. l,23S Broadway Garner rIrtv-
nrst-st sos West Twenty thinisL. corner Elgat aYs
No 90 East FOurteenthst Onion square ESQ T,rd
FOrty-sevenfh-s AZ tho HARLEM
Nos 100 and 800 Thirdave corner ana,
twenty hfth-s. up 70 p N. az regular 0 nee rates
Two LET" 10 respectable families, furnished
L rooms for hOusekeeping with privilege OF cooking
washing ironing 50 per week and upward 100 Beeak
eI-st
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Cost ano founA

7 OST-Bank book No. 139 40, issued by
the German savings Bank in the city Of Newlork 10
NfT,N 81 III II not rued 10 the bank before
The 2h day August 1882 Application will be made for
DO k
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COOKS AMERICAN TOURS

COOKS AMERICAN TOURS
COOKS AMERICAN TOURS
COOKS An .RlCAN TOURS
COOKS AMERICAN TOURS
To the WHITE MOUNTAINS. Mount Desert ST. John.
Maritime Provinces. Montreal Quebec River,
Hudson River Saratoga, LAKE tie Adirondack,
Niagara Falls Thousand Islands &c, by AL routes. az
special rates. Programmes with Maps sent application
THos COOK s. SON 26l BROADWAY NETWORK.
Al KAIIlNI
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90 nlhom il man Coneern.

GOO ONn PARTIES interested in the
n -sb.tVtVF. SECRET TELEPHONE COMPANY.
b. General Thomas Ewing. viii ind 10 10 their in
tel 10 comm with must sell our stock al - 90
or less !. ". ROGERS. vice-presiGcnti J. HARRIS
ROGERS. inventor Of the SYSTEM
30 l4llI-st. AeN-l OK.
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brookIpn 1rousrtu for Sale AM 10 Gei

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICEs, No. l,23S Broadway. Thirty.
fTstst- until p. sos West Twehtythirdst cor
Elghsve % East Feurteenthst. corner Union.
Third POrty seyenhs; Al the HA r
Lk1 OFFICES, Nos I007 and $500 Third. ave. corner
Onohnndre5-and twenty dA-s 70 at regular OF
Ice
E'OR SALE on very easy terms, fouT-stOry
BRICK dwelling the sf1e OF Columbia Heights,
midway between Fulton Wall Ferries overlook
bay running through % Furmanst, with four
story furmAnst lot ZJ1l5O small amount only
Vf required. Address p LESTER tribune Once
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Eertures ano mleetiuas.

A MEXICAN INSTITUTE.-Quarterly Meet
~ ing Room - Cooper Union, THURSDAY, August 3,
1881, az o'clock y. m. NATHAN L. ELY. President
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gounlrn propcrtp for Sale ano 90 Ee

FOR SALE or EXCHANGE, ut Washington
a Heights large house. all improvements with stable
si Lots Land large shade AID line view Of the Hud
solL Apply 70 A. HEAKrf. l.ZsO Broadway.
tOR sALE.-HandsOme farm, Is acres, near
= station n. p r. r.. 40 minutes from Philadelphia
nlkn nes'thy location EXTENDED view great variety OF
nut nee shsdei good buildings. Address W. h ELY,
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Reel Gstaie il1anteG.

yVANTED-Coun seat, 100 or more acres,
w near New-York City. prefer New Haven Railroad
rutland & WHITING Beekmanst
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PALACE STEAMER PLYMOUTH ROCK

A., PALACE STEAMER PLYMOUTH ROCK
makes two trips daily direct 10 Rockaway Beach.
Landing at the Great Ocean Pier
Leaving aoboSen ith.st Dock 200 a. m.
2lst-st., North River 350 N. and 2:jO D.
lCtl-st North River. o.lO a m. and 81 m.
Pier g. y. r. Rector q. D.. l0.30 m ami 330 D. m
Returning ieave ROckawaY &C l3.2O and p. m
on sATUR - EVENING, July 20 VIII leave Iron
Pier az Eockaway az 5f5 IN return ga time 70 make
the Grand Moonlight EXCURSION up The Hudson
Excursion tickets week days only including admission
the Pier 30 cents special excursion tickets sundays and
days. 80 cents good bv New-York. Wood.
haven and 10 kaway Railroad Excursion tickes az New
York WOodhaven and Rockaway Railroad accepted
Plymouth
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Excursions.


A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. l.23s broadway. corner Thirty.
D. and 3O5 West Twenty -thrf-et
Eghthave- No. 92 Fast Fourteenthst Union.
$50 Third Forty az thu HA h
LEM OFFICES. Nos 1907 and 1890 rhird-sye-
northumberland wentynfJh-st, 70 al regular Of
hce rates
A EXCURSION TO WEST POINT allow
n l.. ing hours for Sightseeing and NEWBU RG lss
hours. See ALBANY DAY BOATS" advertisement
A TLANTIC HIGHLANDS, NEW-JERSEY.
Anew sea side -rti twenty miles down The bay:
Marion three daily irect Sundays excepfed)
From Pier North Ryer-5.lJ. 9;l6 m. f.50 Leave
ALanc Highlands 1,ls a. and ESQ D. -team ferry
sandy Hook with trains Newersey southern
and Central Ralroads grand sail scenery and place See
Summer Resnrts column.
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DROYIDENCE LINE.

I'A'O' IL FOR Providence DIRECT
- Connecting with Providence q W Orcester itts -
To-. oil poIN1s SORTH and EAST. via WORCESTER
loI a. st.aIrer MASSACHUSETTS, Tues
H.. T7,rrsdav. and SATURDAYS. will leaveat
D. m from PIER 20 y. h, 1901 OF W IIe 20,
CONNECTIONS made PROVIDENCE va AL WHIT,
Mountain pGins Tickets sale al al PrinSdPp-i M
n Staterooms secured Offices OF Westcott lures
70 81 2 Astor House. Nos. SOly Ss 80 ana
1o7 q. ., tsfth venue Windsor Hotel ucke Onnces
WAY anu AT N' - /. W. FILKINS. General Pass Agent
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Mrsirai Instruments.

DEATHS ORGANS, 81 stops, 800. Pianoe.
fxss ADDRESS DANIEL Beatty, wsshiaztea ~ !.
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MOON LIGTHON THE HUDSON.
VA ON SATURDAY NIGHT JULY 20.

The magnificent palace steamer PLYMOUTH ROCK n
the direct line ROckaway Beach and the great Iroe
Pier, viii make @ RAND MOONLfS III ENCU RSION UP
THE BEAUTl FUi. and ROMANTIC HUDSON, justly
termed THE EHINE OF AMERICA. Music. refresh
and dancing the broad decks OF this coosss
steamer
TICKETS FOR THE GRAND EXCURSION so CENTS
Leaving Pier 6, y. r.. $50 T. m.
Leaving West lOth-st. 1;+5 p. m.
Leaving HObOken 4th-st dock, s:l5 m
LEAVING u 81 Z. ". r.. $50 N.
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I ONG BRANCH. TWO TRIPS DAILY
IL The new last and elegant seagoing steamer
CITY OF RICHMOND"
makes excursions day Branch.
making connections Ocean Grove and Asbury Park
BOAT LEAVES Foot West 2lst-st. v r. $3.50 a NJ. and
p. m. Pier 3 n r., 10 m. and $3.50 m. FARE either
way with pier ticket 50 cents Excursion tickets good only
- : surerb saiI-safety speed and Comfort
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E4W-JERsEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY,

~ VIA SANDY HUM
STEAMERS LEAVE PIER :, n. r.
FOOT RECTOR~~T;
For Highlands. seaprignt Monmouth Beach and Long
DAYS. 9. 1O:3O . In, J:3u y. 10
For Atlantic Highlands 40 3, II a M 1881 5io o. DAD
For Ocean Grove Grit &c, 745. 9, IL 345 5,
For Lakewood Toms River, BarEegat &C, 745 M, ES0
For whiting Atlantic CITY, vineaud and all stations to
New YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
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STEAMBOATS, anS KailrJaSz.

Ct. PAUL,
~ MINNEAPOLIS. COLORADO. OREGON. CALI
F0RNIA and all points In NEBRASKA. UTAH. MON
TANA, DAKOTA, MINNESOTA. and the NORTHWEST
are reached direct from CHICAGO via the
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Gummer Resorts.
pROsPECT HOUSE.
nv aunnu rnNG Tgf. M.

BAY SHORE. LONN
Situated full view the 9ress south Bsg
has the finest Yachting Ia tue vicinity OF NeN
York the only hotel directly on sns ysssr us sls
WIN i'Huei' !" "eo nun ih'"'"' VI n P sEwELL-
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Monday, Dee. IS.
... III. JOHN SlEr5ON.
Matinee. l4stu 3 ..sOf
It's Co eds.
FORBIDDEN FRUIT.
Christmas Matinee. grand
THE WO ORPHANS.
&ud a SUPERB cas-.
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Gmnsemenl5.
JOURNGRIN,
CADENY OF MUSIC.


"A Last WEEK OF THE OPERA SEASON.
Twenty eight NJ ght 81 the sulscftl lion. -
To morrow gAlon ayr Due IL INST le tAls season.
WAGNLHs OPERA. LOhtNGhlN; s,..
LohengTin. SigHOr MioTzWiDskti Jeramona0 Sifner
Galassi tnrico. sguor MONT. BAa.d0, = gn9r Cos'A'
Ortrudl Nine GaaS-i. and r-j, Mime. Minnie lax lie,
WEDNESDAY. Dec 30. Promotion o. N0sSlNl5 Opera
sEMIRANi
Arsace NJ 20 scaci cr hiSt opp, aa.se As ,o,, VI
Ci Niuo ogIor Ota. and ~emIamide. 3lme Adena Fat
LAST Night or THE OPERA.
Last appearance this season Il Nine - LIMA fAlTI
F..IDAN. Dee - DIRT uu.0 ll.s edsun
DONZETrr5 OPERA. LiNDA ~ CttAMoL " =.
Caro- slguor Rave Antonio Sifnor a-a- ~
Sieuor Mott, AaicLesc. 81 nor slI' ilcfu'''' AAe
SCaicAi. anc Linda slime. A1ohua P3. % 100 .,,
SATURDAY Doc. - Grand f4tswe.l Matinee.
BTIEI S OPERA. tA ifEN- o.,
Don jose So :ips Pasel; E-ca ODD o. ig1Or Galassi ~
RruioudadO ~tguor IuIiga ~ n1. Aouu; hclaea
Milo ia d. ana aruen. Nine aln he .isuk c...,,.,.,..,
lncic ;l advertisement D. Nine. i4'lu9 CdNaa1A ana
Box olcs open from uil ).
DIJOU OPERA HOUSE, B'way near 30th-st.
a. JNO 4. MCCAULL .....-PropUctor ami Manager.
-. l.vcry evening at 5 Matinee SATURDAY az
Futv-eiglth u SIXTY lfth per Oimance OF
Inc great gilbert and sullivan success.
The 80 CEKEE.
With rs great cast cnt cioru elaborate costume,
Miss Lillian Russell resume the role OF ALINE Monday
E euiu Decenoer Is sea secured tour WEEKS
ElENDERSON'S STANDARD THEATRE.
z 4 WILLIAM HENDERSON,. Proprietor and Manage
KI'oNLN CAH1E5 OPERA COMPANY;
Every Evening no 5 Is. saturday Nat1oo 20 LID
GILBERT AND ~ULLGNAN'5
NEW COMIC OPERA
GOLANTHE
THE PEER And THE PERL
EXTRA MATINEE CHRISTMAS AT f;l5.
ITHEODOR SALMON, the classical pianist,
will mai his first ~ pearauce NeW-N orE. at CHICK
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Erclurc, ano .t.te.mIs.

ADVERTISEMENT ron The Mn.
2 YORK TRIBUNE VIII BIZ RECEIVED At 4 a
,PrOWN OFFICE-, No i,-js Broadway. corner Thirty.
Drstat. &0S West IwtA3-.4lri-s.. coihr- LghD-aYe.
No. ~ East Fourteon-. corncr Lnion;s ga' ,9y hH9
Fory-sry So; as The iiAELEN pttitf.,
Nos LOO ana 23Jj rhrlaye. corner one hundred AID
tgeny.d fh.8t, ny % p. ~ atrsg1l n ace tAtsN
ANIMAL I4.EC iiON.-Ihe arnual meeting
u of In. Soletv OF The HOWARD MISSION AND uOMH
ron IiTTLs WA NDEtLRS, 40 New BowerY, y y, WI
be- Leid wednesday December 20 7o At O'Clock m:
a le Mission JhtBn named for tho e'eCuon 81
A board nine fIgs and Tor any other business
pIOper To be done al said meeting . ,..,..>.
Secretary of tho Board OF Trustees.
IN election of twenty managers of TIE
y Nf.WYOR[ INSTITUTION FOR THE BLIND and
= fre specors all be held at the Institution.
it-s and Jh al O'clock IA iho ate noon ~ Welness
80 Dec,In,cr 1892 A. BAILEY MYEk~
'' Secretary.
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LARGE MANUFACTURING ENTAA.BH-
a ItsIis.NT o. the last 1919 Water front Jon '1'-
I.ILAAD d NutII So, D beennAI 81
JNIRST-CLASS BUSINESS PROPERTY on
streets ~ t4s vicinity i-r sI.a. ajiA5 ~ Per 'o-'
LTAAtDd VIII TAG, 3D. irn.ii"l-'.'
-OR SALE-$7j, o0J.-A ho 5e, 2JAO1 tcet,
cabinet f.isi hardwood floors. mirrors, hu0s, 9 }"
lbra r uswIy deco av Ir.4ect order - a'l i''As|
ettsNA $3.50. $500. Handsome new noo'r7
gpOOOs bul 1y J. g.. henderson, cal, al o i,''' y.
tt,-B inst ul.a.td tea ROOMS al i.. ro.rii.a7
best sanitary plumbing. J. EDGAR LEAA Ci.AfI l'0'i
IluIu.Lv.
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Il ,ilrol0s.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST
Via PHILADELPHIA. Ia luiOre auu Washington.

on and after NoyemDer y tcmaeuacg, pas,enssr trains
ana DesDos st. as follows .r,,... v,.,
49, p ~ eNcelt 9Hia1t !,lof Cl a', -, , - 5,
N daiy 5ecpeIs day coaches through to Cincinnati
2 p u dai T. Fast inc arrives wa han tt'n 20 a. ID en-,
10 D. M, 3 ana Q. ,Iaace .Ieg.s ma dag coaches
~ odio night day, arrives at yslu 1cn 3 % AZ M
Day express ieavc7 Wahir ton ~ lol5 p w. dy Scc'ers
,', , a ,,r ' - 10 ' b, and % 81, T[a' %,
Iists ard cr, seeale, an1 rs aseels le a
p S,, ''D I'D ''' ''' o'''' ''
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
N-ation m New YORK, foot o. Li1ertyst station IN
ccsm.a''as 0aohc1 ? 49, Leave i ~ York .,.,.
tg1,s lend r,,1i3 Hal.et5a Df Ion tc-a,oa
'a.,-' ,.''.i, .Dc i'"i''i'~ ~ ''''
uPpe, ZEN. @C,,,t,, rr..b p.,4.. p~,s -t,...,
,aao 9'9 FAX. Ltle i5oiiceus E,.o1 hSlo'
Eeidat H!rt.sDuls Nao,n aa'2 ".ilas or. Ilmlqii,
NI,, ,', ~ ....,., B. i-, .,,ov.p po,i,, I,,r
rshus TaUGa taan." 'et'l " r'o ,le r....,.
bon "i '. t,, % .'.'.. ~ .. ...,,,, -
Mountain BuGds lake lake Horatrony iasion. &C
5t1p. u.-lor F.. .il. "nlu-ton. &c.
Meusli hum |ika.lH'e; GO. ,o..,, ,. ,.,, ,,,,,,
a.dintemodn,e n ,on. It $40 r n or Eaa ou Allentown
Hsl''n.s aAd the " 'a1ti. el, -.,. -, y sl- s2,
aaI5'5Gj lbs. loin. liA5 a. 10. l2m. ~ s. Li5. 2.
s.i5S 9i4 io55 iiI5 p ~ ''' O ''' 90 g '''
5o tass o. Iqai, zee t."s tables at stations
liS i" 4 a. no '..'" A'l'" 81 o. 0'' LAO do ''
Fo. Fr.-botIa,5 SIS. llsi5 d. m, :. Gp.m
fg, g. ,,.y -; Is SoIij-fii.IiiX 'piiiWAy
| Y 49, ~ ''''' VIA ahNDs look.
TGjOr RE-. IOG.~r.
For ucnaais S@Io'l.ht Moapo1,h beach ana Long
fet. '.'' t o. D. '9i5 a. 49, Ia D. H. for
' D. a. .r Alamo tg Fms aad. B.i,oa &c
ll5.4 l5p d. for s.'io., t. ', >.,or.-H-
- q llfI llyl
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Qnrlion Sales Of ilcal Gsialr
lNIAN u. MCLLER, Aletloncer.

4 DRIAN II. MULLER, AuctiOncer
Executors sale honsc and lot NOT GTamerc} pace
northwest corner Of Goth
Adaan H. Muller g. son viii sell at auction on THURS
DAY. December at H. O'Clock. at the Exchange 9''"
room. No III Broad~9y, by ord,r OF Walter T. 4l'haN %
executor aud trustee under VII Of Jua Augusta rcAI'
essed.
Tie eira.sizei fours0ry brick house with ihree''y
brick ami uated the northwest corner o.
Gmrrcy place ani 21hst. ami opposite GrameIcy I~ -
and No. Gramer ypAcs. Lot. 263 by il" feet
Maps and particulars at olce Of Auconeors No Pine 81
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Cit1 iJroucrtl 90 Lei.

T7O LET-II0trl lately known rs RVdo. phs
Ilt.: ,o >,t Broadway pD7st'tDl lrI.I'4l2 ell, r.
fsrruc iel ui 3d. 4 tp. TO 5-ObOE MuNnO, Il 10 -
y Anl., -..I--.. NcN-ll-A.
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SIC mboa!s a10 na!lroa)5.

r,ptt, ID, n " Y ,...,,. I.,,,r, nj, tho \ENV-
A YORK, LAKE hblE AND Wf0l ,."& tAlliOAD
AHdh-'n'ii oi ulna i''h , @ re ''a trayinc.
a m.- D.. .ihal ana ttl.tip ~ y ~ '''' Ni1'
room Coaches go h1lA ana 7u-peA''' "tr' ,, r,oao
, j. Do. .OHy. -ta-t - ,'dl, ~ ,,7 .5l -,,it,.
wrs Iuu.au', Jest Dawn room sccpiu8 coaches io
EGEao. , DID. ,,,,-,,, ,,- tr, V-c.t -.e,,. u .
,oa,uc, Do ot.h to Eunto 'l'Ear tes Ainndll 'n'
Clltd-V "i'iout t"-"-, hu'' coz 'N'"'-" " '-
i.ut rlo aud RAJ &C. g. - 90 '3p' ie'-J y m ~
noon 49, - .,',ys' al, in1O A. ui lao o 3 p ID.
D. uuur.lu.. - - .,, ,...,, . 90 T., ,, "a, B.
ae. on; U, So GO 20 ~, s. IO;iO D. M aud l.
midnight sundays o. So IO.-o a n 'l'' ooO' - l''
@ f., sE t- .. "a. ~! D. ,, I'D Il mdai nj ,a..d1y
u...... Oa.v. cuudays alj o. M ; ll $50 I'M go
-uatIu, ID. tJf 81 =" s- Ar 3d.. 00.t ~, .,, 80
p. m and II rag .h' sundays =" sou 4V'-' - Ill.,
j a.. 600 D.. ~. and - midnight
NH-".''' 20 w. i.u IA r, am s9O ~ , SIM.
i'o".on, - ~ " T., 81, '' 3D. : ~, 49, 30 D. ui
~i,..t- r -.5l iu.-Ja uI o. 80. O D. u.
ai.e clown ~ - H. ~ 49, ,, 1 m a I i l
T. . .' ain, ,,ni,c. VIII ai.i4ud ..ro4d a -l.a-.t
ioIi jews. ''.." '".5 49, = ~, w. 90 $40 - 49,
d-y+ o" e. g. ' 10 o.. A, t, n Alta each hoor
ff. Il. 3D. .n ..li D.. On. uud a. auo il:-J D..
Ica,- i'r '-tea ia io % i ii.-I7 49, ~ . ,''
-I''rn- ''',A.' "a .e 80 " aug - " ,,y,s Crl,.s
Sos, Gl .oI or o., ...0luWay I,I Nts,st, y. y" w. .
CONTEST, o1.l,n.o at tn~ onla.y', De."'s'
.fs ~, ..i, M. i. esd a,.i,. ln Sew York at 1923
a.. fr..., Ia and 10 ! ID m
81 - ~, xxi 'oAt,,F MN -itt-E}
3 w. 'i-n'f '..t. l,.,,lt and .... .
% .o. lo a.l - g. 80 80 H. 3 5.'' D. H. - H-'
o. hU. ~ .lr1rf. % q. .l. uud bt' Do u. ., IN . al,
.,Iu..t rltl. Valley and Aou5t' " ''"' HI" INV = 4"
-IlD.- y 3D. IN. ,,,,.r. .... p..., AGENT Ne.YgIl
J-.D. ID. EbHOl D. "e"t I"''' -'~ .''' -,o' i'-N
rr.t.i RIVER LINE Tor bJ~ lDt ana the
-.s 80 go, H. ' 90 r1'''l w. = ., W.
Dol. d..
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II 1000 wat Portl Cornwall. NewUu.g. Marlboro,
Son 0ngn eDse rsOpus connecting Ni'h s'eI ana
go, M stony love Railroads, Steamboats, Ivy ol SalS
- me " isaluyln ~ y LII nom HaillsOA-st
\. H.. -a,url ayBat D. IL
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TO PHILADELPHIA.

I'VE oLDEsTABLIsIIED ROUTE AND SHORT LIN
20 Trains EACu WAY WEEKDAYS AND0oN 81.
Day. ) STATIONS ~ PHILADELPHIA, = ~
MN YORK
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THE PEER AND THE PERI.
EXTRA MATINEE CHRISTMAS AT f;l5.

VHIODOR SALMON, the classical pianist
viii make his first appearance IN NewI ork al ClilCk
EKING GALL IN TWO rrfnd concerts In January.
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THANE. THEATRE.
- Lessee and Mlaag ? ....--...
Ef,ry Dtc-llg anu .s-idrtaJ
Robson AID t.A-,i.,
ia DIN LJltIDAi
Monday. Dec. %. c0mmenc.n z
revival al The Great ht.D ra.AA
IIIG INO ORPHANS.
WIKI n \ L. GA = TON
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DENNSYLEANGA RAILROAD.
1 On anu after or lSo2


GREAT TpT-%fc Trr-L
AND UNITED STATS MAIL ROUTE.
Trains l.'e sew 4ora Viz toabros'cs "Dd Coartiandt
nafi.yals. fuall.e Inc Wes,aad -oath Win Pullman
I~". q Gaze a'talut9 a. me- "pi n A. daily, $t"-lorS
a-c W $50 4-uli.ed %. tai-0l DIih, 9loAHis an 7ccp
NIt,ns ori. io.s maven. H., p. M Cory and Enc 40
s. D. me- .qnne ting at oay t'f Itu''-ic fe''oedm cen
bi-.i..'ly' =, q -.'t ,ror O., Il d - eta -
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c,ToNt>tyrON LINE FOR BOSTON.
- 1oSNE1TING WITH ALL POINTS EAST. -,
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stesmsIs daily lsandays excepted AZ tSu
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living in Boston Tickets Tor sale al al principal
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-30
Promoted Clerks.

FfOnlOte0 Clerks.
RESULT OF THE RECENT EXAMINATIONS IN THE
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
The following additional promotions OF em-
ployes In the Treasury department, who have sue
cesstuily passed their Examinations, were an
nounced to-day:
Secretary's On1ce-MrS Mary v. Heath, from
$500 TO class ! Jos. c. Robinson, VIM. l. Simpson
and Miss Mary NJ. Wilson, from s, COO To class !.
Second Auditors Office-E. X. Cunningham, from
class to class 3; VIM. II. Richards from 81 QUO to
class /.
Third Auditors Omce-stephen H. Mirick, from
class to class 3; JAS. w. Johnson JAS. W. SchOl,
Miss c. l. LeaS and Miss g. Williams, from 81 COO
to class /.
Fifth Auditors Onice-Thomas L Cant, from
class to class 3; James Rea from class to class
2
Sixth Auditors Off1ce.-C. d. Merwin, from class
z to class 3; ThOS- h. Green, hn G. HaWiey ana
81. w. Moore, from class 80 class 2; Henry M
Hig6ee, Leonard Stoddard. B. Y. Martin, I. rs
del. Mrs. Eliza Winter, Mrs. A ID. BROOKS ana JOnn
Ii. Lane, from 81 ,0G0 to class /.
Registers Omce-Jabez Fox from class to class
4; Frank f. Little from class to class 3; John r.
Turner, from 81 Geo to class ].
Office OF Controller OF the Currency-Charaes =.
Hinckiey, from class to class 2; Miss Harriet ID.
Black, from $500 to class ].
Second Controllers ONCE 9Thomas johnson.
from class TO class 4; Henry March, from class
to class 8; Memo Wilson, JohI C4ughey. Harold
Z. Megrew and VIM. r. Gass, iF9fA class TO class
The following have been Designated for examina-
r. II Ac0lll
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Alexandria Affairs.

Reported for The EVENING STAR
SCHOOL BOARD.-The city school board met last
r. L Carne was called to the chair The resigna-
tiOn OF Dr. VIM. B. Gregory as trustee from the
third ward was accepted. Miss Alberta v. SisSon
to the male Ward-method school An appropriation
OF $11 900 for the salaries OF teachers and Jantors
insurance and interest was made, and $3.50 was
appropriated to pay for desks, blackboards, &C.,
already ordered. Ten dollars was subscribed to
educational magazines for teachers use. A COM
munication of j. NICK. Ware and Geo. Bryant on
the part OF the trustees OF the col0red school
houses agreeing to give the board full control of
Lee and SeatOn buildings upon the payment by
the board Of the debts due thereon and the keep
ing OF the buildings in complete order, &c. was
j. Beach selected attorney to prepare the need
full papers. Samuel Burke, cOlored, was chosen
substitute teacher OF the cOlOred schools. Sundry
repairs were ordered to be made to Washington
building and to Lee building. and the board ad-
tOurned.
CIRCUIT CouRE-The circuit court was occupied
removed here from Fairfax county, and the same
suit engaged the court this morning.
OLD CITIZEN INJURKD.-Mr. stephen Swan. one
stairs last evening at his shop on Prince street,
next to the water onice, and dislocated his
shoulder.
REPORTER's NorEs.-A teachers institute was held
OF voters In the second and fourth warus will
occupy next week. The books OF the first and
third wards being intact. no registration win take
stars yesterday in game OF base ball-9to4-D.
W. Whiting, OF this city, has been chosen delegate
OF the Alexandria and Fairfax county lodge OF
Good Templars to the Grand LOdge.-The recent
high tides have worked no injury here.--The
public school teachers were. paid to-day for the
month OF September-All the city employees will
King ,is street. zee between washington and Columbus,
was Offered today ct aactaonsubjecs 70 ground
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