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EOUND, on Beretania street, Ladies'
II Bag, containing children's wear
ing apparel. The owner can have same
by proving property and paying cost of
advertisement. Apply at j. w. Rob-
ertson IL Co.'S. 1874 lw
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-07-14

IT is rumored that Mr.. Curtis p.
Iaukea is shortly to proceed to Japan
in the capacity of Hawaiian Repre-
sentative.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-07-14

Two express carriages, ] light
truck, and a good two scat spring
wagon, are for sale at Phil. STEMS,
carriage shop on Fort Street.
$50 lw
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-07-14

Hawaiian Tribe No. !, Imp. O r
NJ, meets at the Wigwam, Fort ST.,
this sleep, at the 7th run, 30th
Jreuth.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-07-14

II JUND-A Plantation Draft. which
Il the owner can have on proving
property and paying for this advertise
ment. Apply to
12O Messrs. CASTLE e Cooke
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LEGISLATIVE,


this Government relating to the
Reciprocity Treaty with the United
States. lie stated that he had
thought over u great deal regarding
the matter, and that the present
Ministry has decided to do all III
their power to encourage the con-
tinuance of said treaty; and that
the Hawaiian Minister Resident in
Washington, Hon. +. II. Allen, has
full instructions to do all that is re.
qiired in the name of this
Government for the continuance
Of that very important treaty.
He suggested that he thought
it proper, for good reasons,
that the item of $4,000 in the
Appropriation Bill for salary of said
Minister be increased to S25, 900.
The reply was laid on the table for
future consideration.
The Judiciary Committee reported
on the bill to regulate the granting
of peddling licenses, recommending
the bill to pass with amendments in
serted therein by the committee.
Laid on the table for future con-
sideration.
The Judiciary Committee also re-
ported as follows: On the petition
from Hama, praying that Grown
Lands be leased to Hawaiians only
who are living on said lands; the
committee recommended to indie
finitely postpone the consideration
of said petition; which report was
adopted. On the petition from
Makawao, praying that all Chinese
laborers be made to leave this King
dom, the Committee reported that
they thought it was a matter of i'm
possibility, but in order that the
subject may be fully discussed, they
recommended that the Honorable
member from Makawao, who intro
duccd the petition be requested to
draw up a Bill and lay it before the
House relating to the subject prayed
for in the petition. The recommen-
dation of the Committee was
adopted. On the petition asking
for $40, 900, 900 loan, the Committee
recommended it to he laid on the table
to be considered with the bills.
Adopted. On the petition from Ka-
anapali, Maui, praying that the term
Of holding Court of second judicial
Circuit be held hereafter as it al
ways has been heretofore, and not
changed as proposed. Laid on table
for future consideration.
Mr.. Kalinqmano gave notice of
his intention to introduce Bill to
amend Sections 913 and 922 of the
Civil Code and on the rules being
suspended lie read the Bill for the
first time and on motion it was read
again for the second time and re-
ferrcd to the judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Pilipo read for the first time
an Act to encourage agricultural
pursuits among Iawaians, appro-
priating the sum of $4,000 for said
object. The Bill read by title q
second time, and referred to n select
Committee. Hons. Richardson, Pi-
lipo, Smith and His FIX. S X. Kaai.
The consideration of an Act tt
specify the ownership of wild fowls
was by resolution made one of the
subjects for the order of the day to,
morrow.
On motion, the Act to abolish tho
restriction of Intoxicating liquors tc
llawaiians, was read q second time
by title and referred to the com
mittee to whom the other bills re
lating to the same thing had beel
referred to.
Under the order Of the day, thu
Hon. Mr.. Bishops Act that fire
proof buildings be the only struc
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2223 packsges OF sugar came to
hand since yesterday morning.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-07-14

EOUND. Carpenters Combination
Il Rule. Owner can have the same
by proving property and paying cost of
advertisement. Apply at j. w. Rob
ertson II Co.'S. 1874 lw
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w ANTED.-A live man with moder
w ate capital. who Is both mer-
chant and accountant, can hear OF u
good business opportunity by Address
ing c z D., Bulletin office. Principals
only. All communications strictly con-
iidential. 100
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-07-14

EOUND, n Purse, containing sum
Il of money. Owner can have the
same by proving property and paying
cost of advertisement. Apply at J. w.
Robertson IL Co.'S. l34 1w
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II OST, in town, an Oval Blood Stone
IL set in light gold border, with a
movable pivotcd steel pin, as a scarf
pin. The finder will be suitably re-
warded by leaving same with J. W.
Robertson & Co. l4O iw
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-07-14

NTANTED young Girl, to make her
w self generally useful In the house
Of lady on Maui. For particulars ell
qulre ut the Hawaiian Hotel, Room No.
10, in the morning before $3.50. S7
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EOUND, on Saturday last, on Hotel
l. Street. Package of Transferring
papers. The owner can have the same
by paying expenses and calling at the
Bulletin Office. III lw
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r OST-A white basket cloth sack,
IL also, Gold Locket and chain
marked " Irene H." The finder will be
suitably rewarded ON leaving the same
at the BULLETIN office. 1873
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,ssssgs> e
NM.

NOTICE. There will be n meeting OF
~ ex-soltliers ard sailors of the U. y.
Army hnd Navy at the Hawaiian Hotel
next Saturday evening, July 18th, at
80, for the purpose of receiving the
names of those who wish to become
members of Post of the q. A. II. to be
established here. Blank applications
may be lad by applying to the Sccre-
& Co., corner of Fort and Queen streets,
between IL and O'Clock, noon, or to
Mr. Clarke, Mt the =. G. A. Office, be-
tween aud G PM. BY Order.
l3S G.. Ii. ELDRIDGE, Sec'y.
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XXrOMAN or Girl wanted to take care
w of one baby, liberal wages. APP
ply at the BULLETIN Office. 1888 lw
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TnE bark Kalakaua sails to-day
for San Francisco.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-07-14

MR. Il. z. ADAMS will hold his
Regular Cash Sale to-day, at 10 AM.
at his Sales Room.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
CLOSING PRICES PHtLADELPHfI STOCKS
Ps1,retDIJDGi l. )NtB D.I Yt."
TuEsDAY, Sept. 96-P NJ.


The official statement of the railway shipments
from Chicago OF lour, grain and provisions for the
week ending Saturday. September %, shows a de-
crease from the preceding week of this year ? 625
TONS and adecline of 20 $40 tons % 3lO per cent
from the shipments of the same week OF 1sSl Com
uarcd with the preceding week Of this year the
railways last week carried S2lt barrels more OF
aour and % tons less of provisions, and 34l3
tons less of grain. The totals were p, 1877 tons
last week against 29,Sl2 tons the preceding week
and against 81, ,O36 tons for the week Of 1851.
On the preceding week of this year Michi-
gan Central last week lost % tons
and the Lake Shore lost 100 tons met loss
to the Vanderbilt system 1877 tons Fort Wayne
lost 39S tons and Pan Handle lost 61 tons (net
loss TO the PENNSYLVANIA system 400 tOns Baltimore
and Ohio lost 5S tons, and Grand Trunk lost
1.9ll tons. The railway shipments of the various
articles last week were less than for the same week
of 1851 by 81 G3S barrels of -four 20, $3.50 tons of
grain and 33S tons OF provisions. OF the gross
decrease in the tonnage of last week from that of
the corresponding week of 1851 GO 10 tons the
Vanderbilt system lost 2l, 245 tons the Penusyl-
vania system lost 2,410 tons Baltimore and Ohio
lost 1924 tons; and the Grand Trunk lost 2, ,66l
tons
The following shows the quantity of flour. grain
and provisions carried by the various roads east
ward from Chicago during the week ended Satur-
day. September 23. 1882:
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
MINES AND MINING.

TUESDAY. Sept 2G-P NJ
AT the mining stock exchanges the business was
small and without feature. although prices wero
further depressed. Robinson Consolidated was
moderately active and declined 10 cents to 1.33.
Chrysolite was dull at about 1.sj. Green Noun
tain declined from /. 30 to 1.3501.40 Decatur at
tracted some attention at G1GGl cents, and La
crosse sold at 1910 cents. state Limo and j
was steady at 20021 cents. Among the Comstocks
Consolidated Virginia was steady at l.lO ana CaH-
fOrna was off . cents to 2f cents.
The Bulwcr Consolidated Mining Company has
declared its eleventh monthly dividend of 10 cents
per share. payable on October II. at the Farmers
Loan and Trust Co.
AALES II rHk MINING EYCNAYOEL
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27

STANDARD Consolidated official report September
Is shows: Iotal length of east croSscut LOO
level, = 29J feet the rock continue hard. East
cro,scut. 1000 level is in 90 feet. East crosscut
700 level Is ma $40 feet the rock here - hard. Inc
tOfal length ot south drift from this croS'cut Is l63
feet and il show, the vein three feet wide. south
dutt from cast cros,cut, 800 level, Is In 81 feet
Upraisr rom ,outh drit 90. - Isup l7j feet, show
ING the vrIn g feet wide. South drift NO i, $50
l,v,l. is 2GS feet long; the vein continues about
feet wide.
Bodic Consolidated official report September Is
shows: Aycrl gc value OF ore mIlled previous week
0lS tOns) M 26 per ton thai of the tallings
stu - per ton. o. the 10Th west dipping VEN
IL iuchc, wide was cut in the main east croSScut,
500 level of Lent shaft. THIS vein carried several
iuche. uf qIIariZ on It's foot-wall and an average
sample of tne ore assaycd olJ II per ton Early IN
tine week a use tNo ~ w;- started from tue south
diff oi the Lent shaft no level, upon the Ycn of
good orc therein. The rise rs now up - feet and the
ore thcreirOm is gong TO mill. The rise on
the rich seam 60. 10 from west crosscut7SO level
l, - feet high. The ore therein Is of excellent
quality and the Nr'n is no0 about u inches Wlce
Inc north and south gaugways from wInzc No. II
axe stlll ln line ore.
The Daf'y Lcport (>an Francisco says that the
LARGEST number ot shares sold M the san Francisco
stock Board for the past three years was Oh Mon
dav. September t. when l42 $50 shares were re
corded The largest sales a single day 10 lSSl
Amounted to =, 100 shares, against Sl,lsO IN
lNs0.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27

The following table shows tho comparative to,.
mage of each railroad In the articles named-aon-
grain and professionalism the week ended Sent %
and the corresponding week Of 1881 the total ,bn.
mcnts from Chicago Of -four and grain, and the nor
tons Of those totals which were carried by the rail
roads for the same weeks:
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
4 NEW BODLkN BOOK.
THE BODLEY GRANDCHILDREN,

AND THEIR Journey ~ HOLLAND BY Horace T..
hcudde, auto Of the other Bod q books With many iJa
tratons and cry attractive cover, 81 90.
TIE host o young readers Who have eDogcd The
previous Bodley books delighted with this. which
troduces a new Bcdieys who have wonderfully good
time Holland seeing its curious schts and h sIing tie
eAcceGinaly Interesting stOlies Of It's history.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
Ncw {jnb!irniione.
NEW BOOKS.
CAPTAIN NiANSANA.

AID OTHER STORIES. IJonsUerne Biomson. Trans
lated from Tie ty Prof r. B. Anderson vol lcmo,
s.
Ca tain 1ianslua deeply interesting story Of Itay
aud tine ia ian evolution The book contains also two No.
wean stories written with The remarkable 'icor aad SIM
pic charm for which Bic. nson Is famous
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
VOCAL CluTTRE-

New Edition Compiled by william Russell Re-edted by
Francis Russell formerly Pofes,o OF OratOry Tnity
slA Hobart Colleges vol l2mO. with illustrations. al 70
carefully revised ieaty improved edition, from en-.
tire plates Of book whh has iol many years been
the lest and ytaDc textbook on vocal culture
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27

IN RIVER KAILEO ID commencing - 1857
ti. pigI e. Grand Central Depot
to Western 4ll Northern Express 10 Rochester and
Monttc.h with --rooiu g. r. also Clayton
AMI AeXl Xlud.a ia,.
el a m Sp.cL Express fOr Chicago. daily. stopping only
Toledo.
IO:3Oa m Chicago Express drawn Canln
Roche Ger IAd IiiIIO icII-ld springs.
~ to A. ny ant Troy with connection u UUCl
Saratoga. Glcus Falls iaac tito.-c and Rutland
a.5u in.. saratoga speritr arrives .. n
y. ~, Accommodation 10 Albany ana rrDV
D. H. ST. lO,.s Express. with sleeping cara pr ~ lons
riule through every day va 'hc weca hsJ NlaSatl FAILS
Lu1Ilo Toledo
t3ppfn Ezur.-- with slccpingcars syracuse Gnd 10
Auburn l:oad alsp 10 Montreal, excepting sunday -
n Pacific Express daily. with -irrlln2cdl3 lpi
Eo hester Euna o. CeyraHs l0.elo. Detroit Chicago ana
Clayton
II j. n Night Express with se.pne cars To Albany and
IIov
1c.t,oI a. NO Eowue Green. 2j2 and il3 Broad.
Wa HLd ~r9tr"ius ExIrct, offices. p place and 100
and go DIOtt"Jy, NtW-lurk AMI 5J5 Westinghouse.
Ero1,lyn. }. VI. IDUCLI. Geu. SuFt -. B MLEKER.
q. IDA b ..I Itrt A stI
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
HOUSEHOLD SAKE.

hold edition uniform with TIE Ao1sehod Nh,cr, Long
fellow &c. I2mo CLOTH - haf calf. S4i tree
calf a.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
QllnluQ.

VOCUISTTTA, Sierra Graude and all other
unlisted mngs tgeEs % G9SsR Pqd o o9's S"Sat2n'
NOTICE-TUSCABOR STOCKHOLDERS.
y he Soc. .h"ilerso oi tho luscmoH MN and mining
Company are hereby Noticed 10 can a tae ominy 'ic
Their -t' IN said company excilanse t9 stock ." the Ike
Ia iug pcr merged into tAe lbo Con Mining oowptny at
secretary pro tenn
ROBERT +. LEE MINING co.
IL Property at LEADViLLE, COLORADO
l.. 'Iti' IRt6Gi'bBi 81 resident WILLS A. BARNEs
Ncw.York ollce. 81 NassAa-st sec'y and treas
COUrHERN EUREKA MINING COMPANY,
- MI Mmc I'D ' M r!amas 'r Dogn,y cunt, e,,n Ga;
Pr. sSoTI y.ss,pr,s; NAa;I15 NAE 6,, I,GHHLTZ
meas ' l. M 6ace @ liz Midway. way ';SS@,46'E
TSNIE annual meeting of the Stockholders Of
e A5TLE P9ME MINITG M a AED SMELIhMG ai
yo l' oom S 9 m on 9' ri FbAY q; r6t5 I953 at IL
ococs noon. W. NJ. NlIAFtNEk. Secretary
VuE MINING RECORD, 81 Broadway, \. Y.
loE PTESqE Ay6sfSGRl 2sf SEX iD'.PilITffiMEN '. ilITffiM yearly
Mining stocks oought An st it 40 strAtoso ot c'nh''n
"'' 'D'' ''' A. r. CIusOLM a co.
NEW YORK sept. - ls,2
V1HE annual meeting OF stockholders OF the
trustees and the uaosac,iou Of other business viii he at
the oacc Of Lord, pay Lord. NO l2 BiodNy on Wednes
closed un October >. WM. y. OLMsrED, secretary
V'HE annual meeting of the stockholders of
the tIeeand Mining ompany, colorado wi be- held az
the company, NO. 3J Br0adw1}. New lor ou
Q 3 lo-2. az l. O'Clock. Tor the purpose OF clrc
ng trustees ana the Transaction o such Other bus css "a
may bci the meeting transfer books Osr ~eptcm
btr =, lce2. at O'Clock y. M d. +. NLiDENAlr
~crrotlIy
VIE Annual NcetngOf the stockholders OF the
i RIOS ENILLf-ADTA oONSOLGDArLD Nj NING COM
PANN viii Dee hcG az the office Of the om.ny 30 81 Broad
wny, NcwYoik oon los ON the ii day Of .cohcr lo,2 a
onc. TO- tho election ut trustees O cusuiu year aud
fo The transaction of such other business Is may come be-
fOrcit
Transfer books will closed five day before elect on.
FREDERIC L. BAJ 'Y.
Ncg.York. sept II. lss2. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
Goruorltlor AoiIce3.

NOTICE.-Sealcd Proposals Will he received
n at the Oce tie supervisor cf the CITY Rec 80 .
Ctv Iia uuti I2 ococN september - l. =, fOf
ii .niina and Ql3 .'IUutiug ltr Rcc1r..
Fui fuI iatoluaIOL see Cty Record copies lot s'c e
No .. City uaL
NOTICE.-PropOsal for having the ncWH-
y inaac land from 11c New 81 ID Pier (New IN;
A. viii be received ly the Department ~ Docs ] ana
llg Duanrst.. unll Mon y. OrtO1cl - a. I-"cock
Fo luu INFORMATION see The Cy Record; copn- "r sale
al q l.4i.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
OUR, GRAIN AND PROVISIONS FROM
OFfFT AGO

The total receipts OF ilOur AMI grain at Chicago
and Milwaukee for the same weeks compare a, fo.
lows:
Week ended sept %. 1881 1852 Difer,uce.
Gram gi1 6i,h.-.--.. S327t}3 Si2@72i Pee os3gI
Io-day's stock market was feyersh and unsettled
from beginning to end. The various IN ,yements Of
future of money. So early prices were weak and
sharp decline followed the opening relieved only by
small rallies which were occasIoued by Temporary
demands 10 cover shorts at profit. Later 70 vas
announced that Secretary Foger had sent tn, fol.
lowing dispatch to Acting Secretary New:
Rate of 1ercantile paper such that Government should
at once re.ca-e money from Irea ury. Order Assistant
Treasurer mere tOantcipatc payment OfaaY cai nd.
without rebate OF interest, NJ rare OF cJOOJOJD p.r
week until otherwise directed. beginning Wcllc.d.r
27th bonds to be PAID at his Office here vii send st
ter also.
The effect Of the foregoing dispatch was nancal
upon prices at the Stock Exchange although we
failed to learn that it had any effect upon rates Of
mercantile paper" The dispatch was interpreted
to mean that the Government vii! pay - J,OOOOOn
of any of the called bonds per week with interest
TO date of maturity Of call that Is to December 3
for those included IN the one hundred and
pressed if that was the true meaning and intent of
the order and prices again slggcd but in some n
stances the final prices ara better than they were
last evening The market, however, closed tam,
and the speculation timd.
Government bonds were quiet. but the market IS
feyersh, with the bids for the Is b per cent higher
than yesterday. The following are the closing quo.
tatiOns:
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
Ncw publications,
UIUE POLITICAL AUTHORITY.

fINUE POLITICAL AUTHORITY.
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR lse2
Contains;
prrr-RrJCAN PLATFORMS. 1881.
III Wot' 'iiAiIC PLATFORMS. 1851. ,,,.,r,D AVN
ii%rENTGTNkis or PREsIDENfS GARFIELD AM
APRTSIDENTIAL VOTE 1872 70 1850 ! NCLtSSIlN.E' C tSl.
tpN- fiTirTION Al AMEN DMENIS in SIAIf~
fTE.~ii0N : pF L. - sENATOKs-U. =. CENsOS'
NNTTtlErrTi66Y 10 RETuiHiNS FROM ALL SITES WHICH
VOTED N lS1. ......, -, ,,... ;nt,,nation
AUd a vast amount or Ntallslitd anu otu'i i'''4"'
yalua e politicians
i"'o ~ ~ ' Address TIE TRIBUNE,
A., NeH-A OK.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27

For sale by al booksellers Sent by mail, postpaid.
receipt Of price by the publishers
UOUGHION, MlFFLIN q Co. Boston,
IL EAST l7TH s g.. NEW YORK
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
MN5ccanNcou5.

DIARY CARRIAGE. THE NOVELTY.
ID THE ONLY CARRIAGE THAT HAS
SPRINGS TO ADJUST TO THE Nhlt'il'
Umbrella largo cnourh 10 shield az al points ny MERCY
raising or lowering IT, send for circuarto
L.P TIBBALs Nmumc;urcr so hr''d"'y' y. y
COPPER IRON and STEEL SASH tlIAiN III A.t.,,s No
voars Manaaclrc and for sale AZ % i S''
oi Hester. NO. 80
rNRANCTS s. LOUPREL. - Mudcn Lane,
4 ~ .itoDcrs al Printers. so!lc yO1r custom
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
BY TELEGRAPH 10 THE rRmUNr.l

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 26.-fhe market for the
C0mStOcks l. strong, with an upward tendency.
No improvement is reported rom the mines.
j. W. Mackay left .or the COust0ck Yesterday.
The Iuscarcras are quiet but firm. There il no
change in OIhcr hiOckS.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
Gottls
Coydrlncrsllin Nolirc5.

80. 33 WALLsr,
NTW-NCH,. sept. %, loe2.
TTVTIE frm Of Grant x Company IS by
mutual consent tins day dissolved Nj Geo. II John
Shelf, ld lttlIln- tiVa bu~ moss.
Tbc businss wl De confined d. the remaining partner
~ 'NO ~ GRANT q co.
August 10, 1872.
rT'uE copartncr'hp formerly eX ,ung between
n \ Needllsm aud q T. carpenter. uudcl TIE hru name
Of E DHAI. CAEFINTE} * coz f. his day di-,o.yc !
To-, rla consent SAID q. carr hecy agrees io ae
ue esrou-s tie ncnt OF a 81 is 20 pui saud-
'"o ~7 J.. 4. .EEDHAM
&. e. ltPLNIElI
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
5cc Cream.
Steamboats, nn0 Railroads.

LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
~ DREW and sr JOHN leave Per -, North River loot
OF Clua..st every WEEK DAY. at y. connecting hi
tauy SUNDAY morning excepted with trans North West
ana East ....... ..., ..,,.. q, ?,
". W. LNANi.Ii, President.
LBANY DAY BOAIS.-AlDauy and {. NIb-
~ barl.-Day sunday excepted. leave Ne-try--t. P'r
$50, W 12l-,t. q. M. BrJoNlyn o. Annex L m.
laIdng Nvack Ferry, West PUnL Ncw'IrS i0kecslt.
RmurJrcK Cats1ll, Hudson. Connecting al kuur-
by 24J p. trans Ulster Del H. y.
lat~o.u ~.tce q. I..
SORTS of the G. 4 XII. MOUNIAI W. Nat ALBANY with
Trans for the NORTH q WEST N >pecia si.a.p.a Zap
IGOR BRIDGEPORT aud all points on llOU
/ SArONiC and NAUGA1 UCk RAIIROA steamers
leave CAthdunc-sDp 1850 :IO 81 50. East
h4Ncr.1:Ij p. Fare lower thtn any oinef r'dto
LNOR BOSTON THE LATEST TRAIN with
J Pullman ~lcepers va y. " y H. 'n1 H. H. r.. leaves
Grand Central Depot at ll:iJ week Get tickets
New NJrS and &e"-Ensaud Railroad Grand teutiG
Dt.ot aut prlncli'a iJt'.A
EOR RONDOUT, KINGSTON and CATS
i KILL MoJNrAINs-,l -,laudnra at cT,'n,.ul's L,,aing
(Mrst PDnt. tOrINln. Ncwburc, ~ t'lD1rp. Mlto1.
Pougheeepsie Es,2l& c,ln'st4; viz tl.er and 1oll;
Catsklnlnt James " Baldwin letvs ll.r It J.. m foot
Of HIrrsOns, North S.yeL eXcsJ. sa.lfliF5 when t6
D.. ia.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
TO PHILADELPHIA.
III OIIJ-II7 I.UU II ~ 0IDIT I'm n
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND ON
sUNDAI. o5IAIIOSo - PHILADELPHIA
IN NI.M-lOLk.
DOUBLE TRACK TIE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MENT AND lHE FAo lest TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.

WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
Express York via Desbrosses and Cort
landt streets FcIIIea. - follows
JlJ 40 Do e;O g. ' 10 Limredl IL a M l. $40. $40 L.
D. o. l. ahe T. No. aud - niEht. sundays, O:iJ, ..
.. and 40 a ~. 4, q. and y. and ~ night
Express dally, except uiday,
and J.. m running through Via Trenton ana Camden.
betunng tidhs leave Broad street station Philadelphia
lOI. 800, 3.-O 90. b:JO f3u. $50, $3.50 Ia
Qm'!e Express l:6Op M !, 3 4, .. .lu.Le.., d,
O3O 900. > alu o:<O H. On Sunday, l:Ol. 800 800
Oar n'J a. M. T. .-H iili'FI t.5u 'h0 ana $50 D.
III Leave Iliihlephl, via Camden in. and 4JO >. III
diIlv except sunday
4 $40 and 3i3 Broadway, House
foot DcsbIO-ses and Corandtsts Coutst and BTOx
lyn Annex Statk FultOn-si, roOxlyn Nos ia
llS HunsJn-st, HoDoken. station. Jersey CITY
Ticket once, . BATTERY place.
The New York Transfer Company Will call for check
bngvagr from hotels ana
TRKNK THOMSON, J t. WOOD
Genera Manager General pas-'r Agent.
EUE POPULAR SHORE LINE
i FOR Providence. BOSTON AND THE EASE
ALLNAIL FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.
Three express trans daily (-undays excepted u Boston
st5a y. m lpaOr cars attAcAsi ana ~ " ni (wtn
palace sleeping cars
.iHIt... Dol, hEr- I'D ED-IO, .NfI.tAti..
NLNIOl.I c.pIcss Al =. lpaI.og all4cnod Al
DNtr at Newport = IA.
fkoV4DhNCL special express at4 p (piri'r ''rs."
tscncdJ, aIIiNrs 10 F4Jvid nee lO.2Op
Tickets Jr seats secured at Ffth Avenue llI
cAct Olce. and Al Grand Central Depot
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