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CIVIL NOTES.

Judre Truax, in the Superior Court, Cham
no. granted 10 Attorney General Russell permits
go 90 nr,nr an action to have the Mutual Union Iee
rTspS Company dissolved aud the charter revoked
% IN hch he sets forth the proceedings had before
k.m.
Amelia Langley yesterday in the Superior
c,, ha,ore Judge Truax recovered verdict against
The sixth ave Railway Company for $1,000 as damages
st,,.s sustained by her while riding one OF the
a so cars Mrs Langley directed the conductor
10 stop the car and go out The car was
serv snadeny and she was thrown over the legs OF
49, and bad her pan broken On the nrst trlal sbe
lowered verdict for $4,000. This verdict was SET
aside and a new trial granted
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THE COURTS.

ARR RHRGOTTs SUIT AGAINST THE CITY.
THE trial of the suit brought by Martin ID.
ssa,ns, tire city to recover sos 900 damages
Gov u,ur,cs sustained by him while driving In broadway
:, Maco,nbs ct. I'm 1881 was begun YESTERDAY IN 'he
Court OF Common Pleas before Judge Beach Tne pam
81, testified that he lived in Yonkers on the day OF 'ns
accident he was driving to Newyork with his WIG anu
child. At srcombsst. he came UNEXPECTEDLY upon !"
deem ditch extending entirely across BroadwsS' AHo
$50 and the buggy with all in II precnitatea lnlS
nv dtch He himself received severe spinal lnluI!e7t
srch nature render him unable 70 s"sp vre tes
Seaa without an artificial hep. DIR. Lewis A. say
sa that he nad treated Mr. Ebrgott since the h
nd in his oppion il was extremely doubtful MT
rnst ever recovered The defence is that tne A.,
fI.ea ~ tbe aeeiceut Was not n regular street a.
1sempt win aso be made Il lie supposed 70 SNOW aS
H. Ehrxotte misfortune due 10 the iact tnet nc ~
not follow with sufficient persstency the drecuoh' "
r)r sayr
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TIE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Dec SIN the Court of Appeals
today-present. the Hon. Charles Andrews C. j. ana
associates-the following business was transacted:
No William schevier an infant ETC. respondent agt
The ork Hudson River Railroad Company
lSo S5s-Eien stterIy respondent agt Andrew Gregg
appelant-Argued. . ,- u...ao,. oo.
uarius 1 Hood others appellants-Argued.
No l5G-J g. FaTnswOrh, receiver etc, respondent
n9t f. Foster Dewey appellant Argued
lb7-lohn c. FarnswOTth receiver, etc. respondent
.gt Richard / Wilson iIupd. etc. sppelant-Argued.
No S36-Dayd C. Carleton respondent IgL Thomas Darcy
and the Mayor etc. Of New York acknowledgement u
Finished. -. ,,.-,..- -, - .. o.,
lows. Nos $40 SO4 SS4, &c. $40 323. 324 and 800
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COURT Observation-Disclosures 0.

SUPREME CoURT-CHOfBERs-Held BY Lawrence, J;-Cal-
xndar called II mNOs g. 81 81 TO- II. II, 10, 1O7
III, liz. 127. 1853 169 40 l72 l7S ~ ~ w..
SUPREnR COURT-SPECIAL TKRh-Held Dy van Norst
Nos 2Os 4s 2ss S4e ee2 6sl os7 79s a go zoe
$50 CAS- 484 g. 622 Boo 1885, 243, 6O7, 6l6. $50, 469
SUPREME CoURI-CIRcUIT-PART I-Hed by Barrett j.
PAT II-Held by Donobne. J.-Nos 1921, 529 1872,
671 1879 36l, SS4, 1901 1858. 2224 2Ool, 500, IS y
i2 I74i S72f l73s 23OS 1909. 9Osh 9O3l9 9lO2 1907
Pact III-Hed by LarreInore' Case ONO DAY cal
endsr. $780,. ,,-,,-- 9 t,..o,. n, .,o..o
q Yates al 10 a m; will of William D. Frtcke at 10 ~
sUPERIoR CoURT-SPKCIAL TEni-Held by Armour, j.
Calendar called at II a Mo. 20
sUPERIoR CoUR1-TGIAL TERs7PARr He'd by TruaI 1'
J-Nos 2he 439. $50. 4S3. Az. BOZ 243 6O2. COO
62 e22 500 Gas. &c., 6o6 $50 6sO 6s4 664 os2 III 44o
o. 90. -, m, ooo soo q, e
k32 Az 467 3Sl. 462. POS 4S9 $780, 3o1 SOC. 4oI -
PART III-Held by Sedgwlck, Z. Nos ~ Isl, SQI.
BIS 500 1923 s29 $50 S95 s3s s42 81, $40 50, 500
SOC S57 s5S $50 $780, Soul SCI 10 os inclusive oo4 oo%
Sc. $50. So5, 1856. - IT,,
mo day calendar.
Case On-N day calendar. . 49,, a., 900
PAR1 III-Hela BY {. 2. DAILY, Nos 2453 230S. 1929
25Oi $500 1905 1907 $685. 1903 25lO 25ll 25I2 Z543
26l4, 25l5.
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United STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 5.-The following Dusl-
ness was transacted in the Supreme Court OF the united
States to-day.
No e24-Charies winchester sgt Henry NJ. Loudon-Ad
yance6. ~ uA-ar5
Ginty AIT O NJ and G. NJ. F1anagan-Argued -, -
M liGE Matthews executor etc. and others sgI tho
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Company and IL Wiser
Passed. nj, - ..Aar. .. 90.
the United states Argued.
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MANAGES FOR A BREACH OF PROMISE.

Susan S. Macfaran yesterday in the Marine
Court recoyered verdict for $3.50 against Walter b.
yosourgh as damages for alleged breach OF promise
n, marriage. Miss Macfaran is about twenty three
wears old aud tainted twice during the trial ME- &
burgh is about three years older ana III ,b. milf
siansness throughout the trial The parties 10 lhe
fneW nd loved one another IN childhood Each ssu ou
the trial that the others love first ended Miss no S a.
timated her preference in the complaint Escn o
that se tainted manly arms bore her @ the unuSna
injury of comiug to in highly august and historical
place
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. WAY TO HAVE AVOIDED THE SHOOTING

Francis Ramsdell was taken yesterday peloio
,,.te lawrence in the Supreme Court, Chambers on
ri, ~ habess corpus Ramsdeil on November ~ Sno.
James Jordan in the City Hall Park jordan aiea sn
pamsde was committed by Coroner brauy tr,ad
a,, ,he action Of the Grand Jury His eounsel tri'u
Iao 80 hsye him admitted bsil II was claimed
al, defence Ramsde drew pistol and fred 1t
the Hs ala Ssc 9snd 70 a mt resrSed how
LaNreho, tssre would have been no shooting IL inc prs
oner had not carried pistol
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Drp Goods

Messrs.
JAMES McCREERY e. CO.
offer superb variety Of fine
Irish Double Damask Table
Cloths and Table Damask with
Napkins 10 match at a reduce
ton OF twenty-five per cent
from Manufacturers prices.
A large assortment of Fine
French Damask towels ARE
marked mt SO a dozen, the regu-
lar price for the same goods is
SIG.
An opportunity of securing
elegant Linen at such economic
cal prices has never been offered
by them before.
JAMES McCREERY' & CO.,
Broadway, corner lIiE-st.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

GREAT TRUNK LINE o.,..
Trains leave New York DesbrOssss and cOurtiandt
Rariisbag PitsOaTg the West and south with Pullman
and Limited Of PaoP, Dining Smoking and sleep
ing Cars at ga IN every day ~. cor-r and Er,oa,
p connecting at Cony for IitusYie' Petroleum Cen
baltimore Washin aud the SOUTH Limited Washington
EXDress OF PumOn Parior Cars daily except sunday 10
m 5iI5 and $50 a. NJ $40 p w. IL night via
sunday IN nSI via B. and r. M and ~ night
Via Ii. aud y. K h, p IN. and u night
For Atlantic CITY except sunday $40 m and p M. On
For Ss Nay except Sunday 55 lllOa m ON Saturdays
Long raneh Bay Head Junction intermediate stations
via Runway Aud Amboy. a. H. IL noon' $3.50 and p IL.
oa OF brooklyn Annex connect with all through trains
at Jersey CITY aa0rdng speedy and direct ausfer for
rISS aIrysfrom Pittsbarg 500 l2O m 1880 and
loo M daily 6 rpR 5 snS o s5S % sunday sSS
ESQ am 1886 and 1880 IN From Baltimore li2Opm on
ssp5aSrsss6 80, $40 1910 lI4o NJ, 100 . $50 $50 Gao
100 800 $50 1920, 1880 ana 1880 sunday $3.50,
600 80 ESQ ll:4O me- 62O 1880. $685.. 1920. 1885 and
tO''O' ~ TO PHILADELPHIA
THE oLD.EsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 rRAINs EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND ooTyssUN.
DAY. . SlAii0N SE " as K D-'-'' -'''
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IaPRoyE q: Ps,I E9UTP-
WIN ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
EXPRESS Trains leave New YORK via and Court
si0 729 $50 ana ~ L. .na i Eight sundays s.
@ Iimlted and 10 4, 8. u D. and Up m-' ahu -
sss Trains leave New.York daily, except sunday, at
20 a. M and p running through via trenton and
p,ns trains leave street station, Philadelphia
hs e5dI I6S SO $40 $50 7SO $40, $50 aud II N
LIMITED Express LOOP m l. g. S5 a L snt sa
S2H 40 m (5:15 IAmitedl, 6SO 74o. b and $50 p
isaye philadelphia via Camden a. M and A5O p IN daily
except sunday Gao "a o., p.o.awav I Astor Honsa
80 az De-brosses and Courtlandtstsi COurtst and
oSIyn Annex station foot OF fuonsL brooklyni Nos
Pr IL ana Hudson ST., Hoboken station, Jersey CITY
tEraiSrsnt Ticket once, Per L. -
Tbs NewYOrk Transfer Company viii oa Tor and ehssK
hargao from hotels and residences - ,.,oo,
TaARLE5 A.. PUGA. N WIZ
General Manager. SsnefN rAsst Asens
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Drooklpn Drouertp for 5a!s ana 60 Eet

TOR SALE on very easy terms, tour-story
III brick dwelling the side Of Columbia Heights
Fulton and Wall street Ferries, overlook
ing BAY running through 70 Furmanst With fo1
story store Furmanst 25Il50; small amount 0llg
of cash required. Address p. LESTER Tribune ONCE
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Broadway No4's William spencer y nOi $4,000
Clntonst VS. 10 OF sap'0 Mcneil $4,000
-th a,a NJ . az q n n OF 32d.st. 42.5xlpOxiLI
s,S5 q William Streeter and wife to new "A 600
land DO .
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Real Gstaie n)anieo.

WANTED.-TO purchase or rent, IN Car
wv Evansville for immediate possession; small frame or
he In perfect with full particulars kCROW,
northwest corner Duane and Hudson SITS
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Eelp mante9.

XNANTED.--An entry clerk one quick nj
w a good correspondent only those with IN
questionable need apply Address Box SoS Ne"
YORK city
(VANTED.--A foreman printer for small job
w book office reliable and competent l32 Nassau
ST.. Room 9, ~ 10 p
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REAL ESTATE.

NgwYORK, Tuesday. Dec, 3. 1882,
The following sales were held at the Ex-
;hange salesroOm to-day:
BV 4. IT, Muller & Son.
4story stone building with lot No 81 Wooster
81. Of Grandst plot OF land l64I2O' owen 49, 49,.
! b.story brick building with lot No D Union square.
l4thst 25X99J NJ Kelly 6lO0O
story brick hOuse with lot No 10 East 5lstst.
u between Sd ave and Lexington ave- lot III
xlOO5' same purchaser -....-.-:1:-- $500
2Ssiis24; wiIie::.. $500
lot Bailroad-aye. 1l9 II Il Of Lafayete-st, 25K
ll9.6; W A Yoran 200
2lots Railroad ave, adjoining above, each lot 25T
about rs. Nolan 45O
] lot Riverside-ave, adjoining above. 26xllO; W
l plot Of and Fordham-ave. of Lafsyette-st
lg5xl4Qx irregular, same buyer. 5000
BgL Ell Phillips.
bsto-v brick building with ot No 10 DivisioD-st,
near Pike-st aplOt OF land 2516lI Abraham Abra-
! sIory brlck dwelling with lot, No l0S Waverley.
place > llO.2ftw OF MacGOugalst, lot 22x91:
Walker $500
BIZ Il. j. Blocker & Son.
I ss,orv briek house with lot No as Jane-st, ns
1896 e OF HudsOnst. lot 2lxS7-6 Theodore
l storv h,tck house with lot No ~ uoratost SIS
e of Hudsonst lot 2O192 6x2t NGO.3 Henry
sstofy brick house with lot IA 3O7 henry st. n
Oetw cen Grand-st and ScaIbmelst lot sox75; w
1900
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CHARMS nm. .,,s,o,,r ,-,o,,
- CITY. RIVER AND HARBOR TRANSFORMATIONS
COMPANY.

COMPANY.
ONCE Pier L. Y. r.. foot Of Cortandt-st.
onsgnments freight forwarded directed TO any part
Of the world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
Orders received delivery Of all kinds Of freight and mer
chandise TO any part Of the city.
sEAAND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAR
Dor LIGHTERAGE.
Freight Of every description promptly ghtered to point
I'm the harbOr reasonable rates -,,. ,-~, ,.,,.p
STEAMBOATS, BARGES AND GkONfo ~ IMAM
TER FOR EXCURSIONS. <,,- a.. ~-r,u
Steamers John H. Starin and EIsstus corning LOT
HAVEN, leave pier 10 y. X, at p H. daily lsatuIuys
excepted 90 ,...--.ou Van Nork and
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO., between NeW-fOt anl
New Haven. Care and dispatch guaranteed ~. -. ,, 10
Freight for points D. l. & W. X H. teceHcu IL ii'i A.
For New Haven and points East at Pier Is. ~ ,,,, o.,
NORTH SHORE STATEN lSLAND- ETC % ,,, -
Ten Cent? Via steamers Iron Per l. H. lou VI
Whtehallst - r-,- rocts
"CkNTRAL SHIPYARD, CommunlpaW, y J--Dry DOCKS DOCKS
Machine ana Boiler shops everything appertsnhg " inc
cons AID repair OF vessels
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Ocean 6teamers

NATIONAL LINE.-From Pier 80. n. X.
~ LONDON SAILING
HOLLAND PEI Tiv Y r D SALINE: ,D'' 90 = n
49, sas S cfcs. sg PREPAID 81
ticket SIS being 81 lower than most lines f. W. HURST
n HAyANA !, MEX l nv MAIL IS Line
FOX MhvASA DIhEH r AND GSA F Fox VERA cRUE
british h9yhPr and
c cY OF OF Dee Dec Il
swing Ssi s%R ,is SNs Il SlSsa.y
DACIFfC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
L LISE FOR oALLFoRNIA, sANDwICH ISLANDS.
JAP4N CHM M ATSTRALIA CEN
From New York pier foot Canal ST. ~ r.
SAN BIAS sails Monday. December II, noon.
Connecting Central and south America and Mexico
From San Francisco. lst and Brannan.sts,
- ., = .....-.,, For Japan and China roo 10 :, IN
Excursion Tickets between Francisco and Yokohama at
For HONOLULU xE%S. Sz,Efliafx'sSp and AUSTRALIA
CITY OF SYDNEY sails saturday December IT, p NJ
For freight and Information apply at Com
II. J. BULLAY. Superintendent
ped STAR LINE.
II Sailing from New York and Antwerp every saturday
PENNLASD Saturday Deeem5or 70
First cabin $50 and s75 second cabin 500 excursion
$loT go pseP2a 60 eIc gaS IS BYoadvay
DOYAL MAIL TO THE NETHERLANDS.
Ii Steamers leave Pier foot Jersey city
For Rotterdam:
as LEERUA NJ .............N Wednesday, Dec. g. p m
&c z,.yn,M FOR An'''erSg eGnesday. Dec. 49, m
Isl cabin $40; 20 cabin. 500 steersge SO preIad s1o
H CAZAUX, General Agent n south Wllnain-st-
PUNCH, EDN co. - L. w MOhhIS, -.
% 5. Wm-st. Freight Agents on BHay Gen fa. AEen1
WHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL ~ EAMbf'o
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
NOTICE-The steamers OF this line take the Lane foo
recommended By Lieutenant Maury, o. > NJ Oh DOM tho
and hOineward voyages. ooo -
GERMANGC Capt. Kennedy Saturday Dee TO- y;5V ~
BALTIC, Capt Parssll. saturday Dec; 80 a. a. n
lOTH-ST
uniform in size and unsurpasseu III
pontments The saloons. staterOOms smoking ahd Bhtn
placed amdsip where the noise and motiel are
least felt aordng degree comfort hitherto unattanADe
On
Seerage from the Old Country, s5Oi HUN
New YORK, SIS.
These steamers carry neither cattle sheepnor pigs
inspection plans and other information apply AZ ths
Company $ offices No. 81 broadway. New ork .
r. J. CORrIS, A gent
C. l. BARTLBTT & co. Agents Boston
BARRITT & CATTEEL, Agents, Philadelphia
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Eeetures aio meetinns.


NNUAL ELECTION.-The annual meeting
"A Of the ssiety o the HOWARD MISSION AND HOME
FOR LITTLE WANDERERS, 40 New. Bowery, ". " vii
he held on Wednesday December 90 1882 at o'clock
az the Mission Chapel aDovenamed for the election or
Board OF nine Trustees, and for other business
P''P'' ~ J. f. WYCKoGF
Secretary Of the Board OF Trustees
An INVITATION to attend free demonstrar
N tive lesson Of Bsrgers French Method every aftst
noon O'Clock lc6 Fast 2sthsI Reference Appleton
publishers
DEV. JOSEPH COOK, the distinguished Bos-
IL ton Monday Lecturer will Lecture In ne CHURCH OF the
ntvtne paternity and 45th st., TUESDAY, Decem
her 10 at ) p Religious signs OF the Tihes Re
srvad seats Use; ADMISSION Doe Sale OF tickets begins 90
~ Putnaus sons West 23dsL, Saturday eth inst az 10
q m.
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Conntrp 1lropertn for Sale ano TO fet.

0onntrp 1Jropfrln 1or gaze allo 10 LEI.
TOR SALE.-Five hundred acres in body, on
each side road between Cornwall and West Point Fine
views aud building sites. Two good streams VIVID and
0'N''-'' JAMES o. ROE. Cornwall, n. Y
DOR SALE.-210, 200 acres of very desirable
Coal and Hard Timber Land, the waters OF the
Cumberland River Kentucky title perfect For maps and
all information address KENTUCKY, Tribune once
EOR SALE or TO RENT for a term of years.
Centralave. few minutes walk from Orange
Depot fourteen steam furnace hot and cold water
and all cOnveIinces good carriage house and stable Tor
three garden two Of land all In perfect
order. Address ROBINS, 10 Coruand'st
U0R SALE. AT POUGHKEEPSIE,
TO CLOSE THE ESTATE,
THE HOMESTEAD OF THE LATE
e. w. SWIFT,
On the HYDE Road, ten minutes walk from the
consisting OF
NINE ACRES OF LAND,
With two-stOry and attic FRAME DWELLING CONTAINING
say, 10 rooms, with gas and heated
By steam.
Carragehouse and ample out buidings.
Appes, pears and fruit OF all kinds III abundance .
For PARTICULARS apply WALTER COHLIES, agent y
Garden-st. FOughkeepse
ARGE DWELLING (of eleven rOOms),
IL barn. oubuidings &c large fine orchard and Nv enty
acres high ami healthy ground mo malaIa IN
County distant by either HSrle
or Northern continuation OF sixth Avenue Eevatedl,
Railroads will be rented low 10 good tenant
JAMES MCGEE, 81 Duane-st
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Citp prorerip Go Let

0ltp troperfD 20 Let
4 CORNER FLAT TO LET. unfinished.
"A IN the StrahmOre 52d-st and broadway; II rooms
southern exposure immediate possession Apply 10 H. Il
DREW & co. 5 West 2$dst. 5thave Hotel
A Ii IMPROVEMENTS, elegant. new, single
~ third fourth fats 24S West 123dst reference re-
quired owner on premises.
ELEGANT APARTMENTS, seven and eight
II rooms very cabinet finished electric bells halls
heated small rscass families at very moderate
price New House Nos $50 and l32 g3ds between
LeKn and 4th high and healthy location In
Quire Of JANIT0R or ~ o,,-, - 80 -. -.
no LEILA new and very attractive three
4 gh.stoop dwelling, No 343 East 63thst the
street estcied; desirable tenant L. J. CAR
PEWTER, SO East 23dst. y III. C. a. Building
TO LET tx THE .wrn1rg BUILDING.
Broadly Beaver ST. opposite Bowling Green
the best offices the City OF NeW-NOrk Tor - -
BANKING INSURANCE, BROKERS OF OTHER BUsl-
NESS.
This and truly magnificent building about
Itis built OF
and mink granite, and 10 THOROUGHLY FIRE-PROOF
II contains passenger elevators pure spring water
from artesian we'll, and all the ..z
LATEST MODERN IMPROVEMENTS.
application 10 the
subscriber office in said building "A 10 20 broadway
NJ. M. VAIL.
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nOpTLAK SUORE LIN Z.

VJUPUL AK SI1UhE I'm u. =, -, - n
IL FOR PROVIDENCE, BOSTON All III; 6aTl'
ALL RAIL FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEFOL
Three Express daily SUNDAYS 70 Boston nv
m NJ m fparlOr car attached and lUp NJ with palace
sleeping cars Sundays 10 III with palace sleeping
CAT limited TICKETS TO BOSTON, ALL RAIL. s..
Til kets an or car seats secured az fth Venue aho
"i4'nV' 'A''e' '''Ne /. W. FILKINS,
General Passenger Agent.
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DOYDOUT and KINGSTON.-Landmg at
IL cransOns Vest Point Cornw all Viii is ana
Delaware stony Glove Railroads STEAMBOATS, ny OF aus
XII lanes W. baldwin leave II p u Hom h~isohSe'
y. X. -aurd sys nc y m.
CTONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST, -,
Reduced fare 81 90 Boston for rsass uekets good only
A. specified their face. 80. A., .-...,.s, n, an
n, from pier g3 North River foot OF Jayst New YORK AT
living in Boston . Tickets for sale at AL principal
PaoVIDFNcE LINE. for freight only steamers Leave ,
Warren ct. $50 y m daily
snnssTs exeepfedl for Boston via Providence direct
/. W. FfLKINs. General Passenger Agent
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BORDEAUX LINE.
- New and direct line to the South OF France.
NETWORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECT
CHATEAU LATTE, 1000 tons. about Dec. 80
CHATEAU LEOVILLE, 1000 tons. about Jan. 20.
Travellers France. spain and Italy Pyrernees Pau.
Nice, &c, viii time and expense by taking this line
Cabin Including wtne), $50 steeIage s25. For passage
apply 10 ..,., ..., - ,,.
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mnsiraI Instruments.

DEATTY'S ORGANS, 81 stops, 1928; Pianos,
Id s2o7 90 Factory running day and night CatAsgueJ
free. Address DANIEL p BEATTY. Washington.
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WINTER RESORTS.
GRAND EXCURSIONS
ATLAS LINE OF NAIL STEAMERS
For BAHAMAs TURKS ISLAND, JAMAICA HA1A
PORTO RICO. IsTHMus OF PANAMA and ~ ,LL4
sailing every week-TOuTists invited 70 ss sas M
OF these trips which they make ON any rvuS ~ "a
Camnanv,s the extreme low price ia
Ssy hleb includes living ON board the steamer TIE w
tine tay may other steamer OF he ~
they may mes the voyage
Tor passage apply Y ,,o<,, - 10 ...n,.
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Ocean Cleaners.

NCHOR LINE. l.. 5. Mail Steamers.
~ NETWORK and GLASGOW. via DERRY,
Pier 20. North River, New-YOrk-
ETHIOPIA. Dec. g. 2 p III lFURNESS1A... %, 3 p. m
CIRCAssIA.. Dec 49, am. IANCHORIA.. Dec. 80, Am
Rates OF passage 10 -.
GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL. BELFAST or LONDONDERRY
Cabins $50 to $50 Excursion tickets At reduced rates
OaDn $40. Steerage-Ouward, S2S Prepaid. $50
For books OF Tours Scotland" rates plans &c. apply to
HENDLRsON BkOTHERs. AgenLs bowling Green.
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STEAMBOATS, an0 RAILROADS..


EALL RIVER LINE for BOSTON and the
EAsT-FAKrs RkDU CED 80 to Boston. Lowell N and
Bedford corresponding reduction TO other points steamers
BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE leave New-York Oh alter.
Sundays included from Pier 49, North River loot
Of Murray 430 Connection 0y annex boat IRON
Brooklyn foot OF FultGnsth and Jersey CITY VrOm IOOt
Of Exchange place. at p m
BORDEN 4 LOWELL Agents. -o,, -, NJ -.
EOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. leave Peck
slip at p NJ. and il Sundays excepted LIP NJ
time FOR early trains North and East
TOR BRIDGEPORT aud all points on HOU-
Il sATONIC and NAUGATUCK RAlLROADS5steam
leave Catharine slip at 80 n s. OO D. m ZS1,sI East
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passenge
ans depots foot Of Cortland and at
Reading Mauch Chunk WilkesbaTe Towanda Wayerly,
ithaca, Geneva. Lyons, Buffalo and the West Pullman
through coaches daily Local trains at o4O p III ior
EastOn. Bethlehem and Coplay. 800 - 100000. 49,,
leaving 7:-O and 10 p M connect or al
points MahanOy and Hazelton coal regions SUNDAY Tram
local for Mauch Chunk $40 a. M Leave MSuch |hunA A'
4pm. ID, ,,,..-.t o,, 1,ou.tonS, s,s
h. B. BYINGTON, q. Z. A.
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NORWICH LINE

~ To Boston Worcester, Nashua Portland and the Ea'
NV ~ CRY OF WORCESTER
without exoertiop he most elegant the Sound
tho favOfite CITY ot >" IN
ewes Pier No 40 North Of Wsttsst next pie
above Desbrossess Ferry day except sundays AT 45O
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NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH K: X,


NIW-YURk IENJhAL ANU IIUUcUN
~ RIVER RAILROAD-CommenclnS november D. 1887
though trains will leave Grand Central Depot
NJ Western and Northern Express 70 rochester anu
Montreal vs. drawing room cars also 10 saratoga
special Express Tor chicago dsly s9oPpns ony
Albany, Rochester bunao Ee Anu
I0S0 H. Chicago Express drawngroOm cars TO canaan
dagua, Rochester and BunslO. 80 ~. -. r-,t.. e.n,
toga. Cens Falls Lake George and Rutland
$50 y. IN, Al any and Troy special, saturdays only
4 % M. Accommodation ~ Albany ana Troy. q. -.
m st Express. with sleeping cars LOT 81 LOUIS
running through every day III the week, also niagara Ais
m Express daily except Sunday, with seepng cars
TO syracuse Auburn Road also 10 saratoga anu MOL
treal .., r,,t .,oo,,r1 cars for
Cleveland Toledo Detroit, chicago anu
IOwyile - -, 90 .thonv o,d
Troy Connects morning trains Tor the Wes ana oft
tickets on sale at No Bowling Gleen 2oZ anu 4l3 Broad
wsy and at Wescots Express OccS Psrkplaee anu 80
and 9i2 Broadway, New York. and S55 Wsshhg5ons@'
IL 1TOUCEY Gen Sup't Gen Passenger Agent.
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Excursions.
SELECT WINlER EXCURSION
FLORIDA, the BAHAMAS and WEST INDIES.
Ali expense included
Por eirculerA tickets and full information
apply 10 BLiVES BROS CLARK,
az Nilk.st, Room O. Boston. Mass