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Answers.

I'LL. Grsmpian; 2. Everest; g. Ara
rat; A. Fairweather; 5. Snowdon; 6. Cat
skill; Z. Hood; 8. Coast; 8. Moon; 10.
Rocky; IL. Her; II. Shasta.
112-1. Tax, tan; 2. Tale, talk; 8. Tabor,
taboo; 4. Swoon, swoop.
113-The cities of Portland and Ports
mouth are between Bangor and Boston.
114-1. Dwina, win; 2. Sille, i'll; 8.
Client. hen; A. Cairo, air.
115-Snow-storm.
1l6-1 Awl, all; 2. Lain, lane;3 Pair,
pear, pare; A. Wright, right. WRITE rite.
I'LL. Learn, Lear, lea; 2. Hearth,
heart, hear, he; 8. Planet, plane, plan.
118-Spectacles.
1l9-1. Calvin; 2. Clarence; 8. Daniel;
David; s. Duncan; 6. Malachi; I. Max
imiliap; 8. Ammi.
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No 1ss-CurtaiIments

1. CurtaIl confined closely and leave an
instrument celebrated as possessing much
metaphorical power.
2. Curtail colorless and leave a com.
psnion.
8. Curtail chime and leave vel
known garden vegetable.
4. Curtail an official stamp and leave q
large area of water. MANA.
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No. 130-Decapitated Fish.
1. Behead fish and leave an animal.
2. Behead fish and leave TO dissolve.
8. Benesd fsh and leave robust.
4. Behead fish and leave rsbble.
5. Behead fish and leave part of q
wheel.
6. Behead fish and leave a nickname.
MANA.
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No. 1s4-cross-word Enigma

No. 134-Cross-word Enigma.
NV first is in Wisconsin but not in Iowa.
My second is in Iowa but not in Wiscon-
sin.
NY third is in Colorado but not in Ohio
NY fourth is in Ohio but not in Colorado.
My fifth is in France but not in Europe.
My sixth is in Europe but not in France.
My seventh is in Delaware but not in
Maine.
My eighth is in Maine but not in Della
ware.
My ninth is in Connecticut but not in
Maryland.
My tenth is in Maryland but not in Con-
necticut.
Ny whole is one of the United States.
MANA.
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No. I3I-Kiddles.

Shoes without leather-which shoemakers make
All put together four elements take;
Fire and water, earth and air;
His customers all have each two pair.
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No. 133-Problern.

no. 1877
Two girl met who had some apples. Said
the first to the second: "If you give me
one 1 will have as many as you." But the
second said: 'Give me one of yours and |
will have as many again as you" How
many had each?
CLARA HEITKAM.
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KNOTTY PROBLEMS.

IAN readers are invited to furnish original
enigmas charades, riddles, refuses and other
''knotty problems" addressing all communlcs-
tons relative TO this department to K. E. Chad
bourn. Lewiston, Maine.
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Agents wanted for the sale of the Indian Blooc
Syrup in every town or village in which hsvs
no Agent. Particulars given on application.
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Indiana Reports.
VOLUMES 2 AND 8
NOW IN PRESS.
SECOND EDITION With ANNOThTIONN

Volumes and of the INDIANA REPORTS have
been out of print for many years, and many law
yers have been deprived of the benefit. IN large
measure, of cases reported therein, on account OF
the scarcity and high pnce of the books, second
hand. No apology, therefore. is deemed neces-
sary for the appearance of a second edition ee
these volumes. This edition contains not ONLY
all the matter of the original Official edition,
also many additional features and improvement
sanctioned by the present method ard style
reporting, such as catch words. running heads
indicating the character of the holdings to whicl
they are prefxed: additions 10 the sylls bus when
the opinions seemed to justify them; 20 all casea
without 6 syllabus one has been prepared em
bodying the holding; and where any case reported
in said Second and Third Indiana has been cited
followed, explained, distinguished, criticised
modified, or overruied. in subsequent volumes
of the Indiana Reports, up TO and Including "A
Indiana. that fact has been noted at the close of
the paragraph of 5. llabus embodying the holding
SO cited, followed, etc. These are some OF the
new features introduced. The labor OF preparing
the books for press, revising, annotating. etc,
was performed by q thoroughly competent per-
son. w. W. Thc-nton. at present Assistant Attor-
new General Of Indiana.
The books as revised, enlarged and annotated,
will we trust, commend themselves 10 the pro-
fession.
Price net yet determined, but VIII pot exceed
&C. 90 for Volume 2. and $500 for Volume 3, or
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Prize Offer.

For the best puzzle contributed by any
reader of the Sentinel, during the remainder
of the year 1882, cash prize of FIVE dollars
will be awarded.
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THE HOME.

Il 10 not dOubted that men have home IN that
place where each has established his hearth and
ne Of bis possessions and fortunes; whence ne
VII not depart II nothing calls him away; whence
- has departed be TO be vanderer, and II ne
Fssurns he ceases to wander.-Dennition from Oivil
Law.
'Then stay ct home, my heart, and resi-.
The bird IL safest In its nest;
Der all that nutter their wings and ny
A hawk Is lowering In the sky.
-Longfsllow.
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WATERyILLE. lie Suel

WATERvILLE, lie Sueur Cou-ty, MINI
Ny wife was troubled with 10y spepsia and 0tne
Irregularities for some time, but the of D.
Clark Johnson's Indian Blood syrup relieved he
Z. ROBINS
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HANNA STATION, Laporte County, Ind.
used DR.. CLARK JohnsOn's Indian Blood syrgI
for Dropscal Affection, and it efeetualiy relieve
me. 8. URICH
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HANNA STATION, Laporte County, Ind.A
tried DIR. Clark Johnson's Indian Blood SyrU'
for Pain in the Back, and Neuralgia and & q:
forded me instant relief. regard il as a velusSl
remedy. JOSEPH flick
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FoRr WAYNE, Allen County, Ind.
A fair trial of DR.. Clark Johnson's Indian Biloxi
Syrup cured me of Scrofula, when all other med
icines failed. / have also found 1t vsluabl'
remedy for Kidney disease.
HENRY KLEINMILLEE.
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BEYHAM STORE, Adams County,

was troubled a great deal with Dyspepsia unit
I used DR.. Clark Johnson's Indian Blood SyruI
which relieved me. JOHN BENHAM.
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A VERDICT FOR GENERAL FISK.

The Supreme Court yesterday received the
retort Of 3 b. Brownel referee III tie Of Mscks
,ie aud Williams against Clinton b. Fisk. The parties
10 the suit were formerly bankers and brokers. l. cir
partnership terminated December 81, 1880 Tne piaI-
,,fs brought suit, claiming Sos32O Ie defendant Bet
ND that The or the firm had been hlied with &c
tttious and fraudulent entries aud cu~d that large
balance was him The referee finds that tie sum OF
s1o4sO5 50 had been Improperly charged to Clinton Is
Flax: that Mackenzie and Williams had each Improperly
cTtsted their with S4J.l60; that there was
Gu. Clinton H. Fisk $26,O62 49, that Mackenzie
had oyerlrawn his account SIZE Ga; that Williams
owed the fr 81 O23 GA and that $1,000 railway bonds
retained by Mackenzie and Williams the personal
property OF Clinton b. Fisk. Judgments were entered
accordingly. +. F. MarOure counsel for the plain
tias aud Wheeler IL. Peckhsm for the defendant.
The result III this has mpOrtat bearing the
sut OF f. A FOgg against General Fisk. based some
mining transactions. In that suit Mr.. IOgg made wild
aud reckless charges against General Fisk and procured
an order OF against him In ms absence General
Fsk fastened back the city when b heard OF 1t and
gave a clear and convincing explanation OF the whole
matter Mr. fogg has admitted that bis slt III TACT
insured by Mackenzie ana Williams. Having poor
case themselves the report of the referee shows they
tired to annoy General FISK and give him al the trouble
possible.
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SOUND VIEWS FROM THE BENCH.

Kate HOlthusen began recently in the Su-
preme Court an action against Benjamin scnlesnger TO
recover $4,000 damages FOR alleged breach OF
promise OF marriage Sac employed in the factory
owned b. trm OK which the defendant said 10 be
member. She alleged that Mt SchlesinEer gave
presents promised TO marry her. and tben betrayed her.
The defendant deuied that he promised to marry
the girl The tried yesterday before JuGge
Barrett. WHO, ia charging the jury, SAID:
There is something Ipressbly sad about the case
a; .hr time am not (revoltlng many
dc;alls that II has been brought before IT Is
well that community should occasionally some
ting OF oGr 1oasted cYli;ZIUOl / OF those
woo believe ignoring vice, or IA concealiug
leaDs Inat is neither wise nor safe Inc only true
philosophy Is that which seeks tne truth below tile
lace End does best remove what is dangerous 10
tie public health and morals 10 me II Is very pitisnle
spec aee OF girls empoyed at wages barely
adequate Pustenance surrounded by every possible
tcn alton There another very sad lining 10 me about
tJs case that IL the low vulgar atmosphere OF
sniiabiy whicI through IT, and the cheapnes.
WITH which female virlue honor been treated
he ere &c mas made the weaker and gcnter
with hghtness. lcyiy, and even brutality, which are
positively sickenlng.
Ia ftygt ff5r.QfF IN in "a lad dict
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Tue jury was directed to bring in sealed verdict
TO TEST THE VALIDITY OF A LEASE.

Judge Van Hoesen, in the Court OF Common
Pies recently granted temporary injunction ia favor
" The Me .ropolian Elevated Railway Company TO
tTa.n.ng the Manhattan Railway Company, the New
rosg Elevated Railway Company and certain stock
holders VI tne Metropolitan Company from prosecuting
any validity OF the amended lease Of DC
ber 22 ISL The purpose Of the SUIT Is TO test the
validity Of the amended lease, and Is asked that to
prevent multiplicity Of ltgatiOns all other suits for
tais purpose saoalG BE- stayed The motion TO continue
Tie ajunction argued yesterday before judge Van
NOesA. Francis C. Barlow, for the plaintiff, argued
that the relief demanded the complaint proper
because executed the directors
O; The company were hostile TO It's interest David Dud-
To- Field for defendants, argued that all the pur-
koses vi this suit July met 10y the suit III The gu
ffeme Court broughI by tne hanbattan Company
sansi the other TWO COMPANIES and others 20 have TIE
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COITRT CAlENDAnS-DLSi>." cal
SUPREME couHr-CHAxBE by SS or 81 rs ~
endar called at II Mos ~ 5s i29 i30 las 478
as "A, As, CO. 70, 81, SO, "a 10 wv '-'
l70. 1871. 1877, 1875. ,r.,, uo,a nv Van Worst j.
Case on Kennedy agt Porter No day aa by Barrett J.
sTpRPwF CotJaT-CIgcUIT-PA ne 21 I2ti $50.
Nos AT 1882 2lG6 lll5 22ss 2l2a iss s5oi Penee
olSg 223l 1884 21l0 2l67. lSiO, lo.o '''' 49,
act second Avenue Railroad Conpany. 81, Dominlck agt
Part II-Hed Donohue J-Csso o"'
Ieverlch No endar. d. 80. o5og 427, III y,
1872 lA53 TOO 1926 - :. 1858, 69S, lOI'' -A'V'
is6 ; 42i 1881 1855. 2S6s, 500 vul Of Catharine
by kolins > W Tunis
Kasb at 10 q ID; will of sarah Bur- at IL D. HI W."
Cooper al y ,,,, tIoln nv Arnoux' j.
No day calendar n,,r Held by Truah'
SUPERIOR CoUEI-THAL TERMoPAEI, 5e1 2s7 445, 226
Nos 02l, 300, GOO W; o@'' oo'' " - 30
o 81 l9t I55 Iis 81 $50 5Oi 6o5 ~ 26 ST. $40
PART III-Iicld by Freedman
SS7 ssS S94. $685. 900 100 81, uo.s nv Van Hoesen j.
Ca endar ga led at NO dey @ IIad bv Beach j.
COMMON PLKAs-TRIAL TRRh-PAni .,o-s %Ss4 2l29 1893
Nos 1889 2ISG 1912 1883 lI4%' Eo'0'
PsRT II-Hed by Van B5unt Bios Isss 1908 2l57. 2iO9
. 80 9S63 22H6, 1000. 2ueo $50 '
50S5 .Og9 32S6 92S7 90. 2Ooo ,v e p DAILY, c. J.
| Co,,MOy PLEAs-EQUlif IEhh-ih0'- "
! Gal for December
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arp COLEMAN AND CAPTAIN WILLIANS.

Commissioner Coleman was asRcu arfoi, vii.
whether the assertion made Dy rC,Te cS more money
rams e w ssIares now in the Street Cleaning depart
H% than the ocf admp as Ine He ne h Ts
ple1 Una. ~ 10 Civ into five districts and alter
G .HId reduced them to four in order Iha, the
WORK of street cleaning might be more clos Nv sner
vised He understood that Captain Mila'IIs5 n'' t
,cec.rd severely on the Department. DuI ne uiu u'
care 10 answer him in detail He preferred; y POI
s'hi. to be IN good terms With the PohcS, depart
nent. If the members chose they cuuE t ", ,onid
trrallv in enforcing the ordinances, WHICH "o''''
aid in giving the city clean streets
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CLOSING PRICES Of CALIFORNIA STOCKS
sAS FRANCIscO. Nor day. Dee. u. 1852.
fny TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE

TOMBSTONE, ATlZ, Dec 1S.-lhe west SiGe NINE
- nov IookIno hrttcr than any other mine of the
tombstone group The ore is rce-mlillng and high
grade Not mach orc is beng taken out Oh the
tombstone Compauys mines at present.
silver TDe force OF men vii soon be increased.
TIE VIZ IA pumps are working we'll ,
An extension of the Peabo y nine at Russell
Vile was sold on Friday for $4,000
Bullion valued at SfG324 10 was received III this
city yesterday rom the mines.
Bode Consolidated superln' endent Geographic
December Is: " >hipment $3.50. Pulp assay
averaged S57 per ton"
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GTAlIIN'S

CHARMS nm. ,.sno.oc .,.,o,,
COMPANY.
ofice Pier Is, y. H.. foot Of Cortandt-st.
opsrnments freight forwarded as directed TO part
Of tho word
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders we'd for OF s kinds Of eigh and msr
ellandise TO any part OF The city.
sEAAEp HAKBoRToWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BOR LIGHTERAGE.
Freight Of every description promptly ghtered to any point
II tne naI boz reasonable Tato4 - -
nIkAMBOAIr, bARiES AND GHONES 10 CuAH
TER FUh Excursions. -
steamers john Star.u and Erasus corning for NEW
HANDN. eaye Pier 10, y. H. al p H. daily lsaturdays
excepted - - .
MsTHOPOLIS EXPRESS co, between New ork and
New.liayen. are and dispatch guaranteed.
Freight points D. L " T. H. received al Pier ~
For New Maven ami points East al Pier Is.
NOKTH SHOhE bTAIkN BLAND klevon Miles Tor
Ten Cents Iron Per l. H., loot OF
Mhitsnalst
ChNTnAL shIPYARD. Communipaw. N. J.-Dry Docks
Oicr shops everything appertaning 10 me
construction and Vair OF yvzseA
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proposals.

NOTICE. -,
sealed proposals viii be received until p m ,S Sc
Ssturdsv I,eemDer 80 lr53, the ohce OF INC
penn syIvania Com any for assurances on Live
sn tng Anpues 43l Chestnut st. Philadelphia iius
q for lilo so 10 them all OF zO5 OF the ahl-
dslphia Wilmington AID Baltimore Railroad STOCK lIuS'
The at tho prices not exceeding per TO me
stsfei w.u be accepted parties Offering them az
vsed AT payment be made when tho cerncatS a
s.signed on and alter LIST January lssJ. r,,,.
should he endorsed Proposals for sale Of Phia
delnSia Wilmington and baltimore HslrOad stock trust
|ei'i"'' LIN DLEY sMYTH, President,
Gsl Chestnut s1 Philadelphia
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HINES AND MINING.

MONDAY, Dee. 18-P. ".
The recorded transactions at the Mining ot'ch
exchange today present a bcgGarly show OF husi-
ness. Chrysoltc, however was 10 cents hlSncr a.
20. and Robinson Consolidated was cen iashef
o+1oo Sierra Graudr was active, but closed on
% ronts ~ i. 10. Ine ComStocks were lower anu
yycoL and quotations for the lo"-pricc shares gen
orally were about steady
y LIZ nLvLYI ErrY4 VIE
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amended lease declared valid and binding re-
ter suit Justice Donohue bad granted an s 10 test the
validity OF the lease Tue decision on Ine m briefs
served with permission TO counsel 10 MANU- up
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REAL ESTATE

NEw-YoRK. Monday, Doc 18. 1892
The following was the only sale held at the
Exchange -alcsrnom to-day
BY RichGrd 7. Hdrnet.
9story brown stone dwelling with lot. no % West
l88daStst IS % n " OF Madison ave. lot lIo q ooo
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Ddntml Atdocmles.

ALLEN DODWORTH'S
N SCHOOL FOR DANCING. 70 G3l ithave
For par tculars send for circular.
DOdwOrtls Lauceia will De published in few DAYS
ALEX MACE 3EGORS
y SCHOOL FOR DANCING. ll2 shave.
Private and class lessons every day SEQ circulars.
At Mr.. TRENOR'S, Broadway AMI 32d-s-.,
~ Lessons morning, afternoon anl evening daily
DEGARMO'S classes in dancing meet daily and
IL Monday aud Thursday evenings at Standard Hail. 47O
Broadway.
ID HARVARD REILLY, Master of Dancing.
i No. SIS jthava cor. 47thst, opposlts Windsor Hotel
Glasses will recOnmcnco MpnIay October lG, looA LII
gaaement 81 Newport, r. l.. ciOsss DctJJsTI
T. >. send postage STAMP Tor clrcI!ar
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Clip Real Ieiitc tor Sale.

Ci!r Real Isiitc tor SAFE.
4 LARGE MANUFACTURING ESTAB-
"a L4S4iILSI Ua the ia-t I.v vacr front log SAFE
HtLAND O. WhlIiNo, . Bee~Iial-s 81,
E,VRST-CLASS BUSINESS PROPERTY an
stl'ets pa tbs vicinity .or sac laying 10 per cent
EtLAHD,- NHlil&G, 90 LcckuILu-st.
NOR SALE-$7j, O00.-A house, 2jX6) feet,
cabinet hiish. hardwood hIors mirrors bookcases IN
lUra j. IA, WAY a.c, perfect order. 10 LAST tJthL
al USI SELL an elaborate iOur-stoTy ii1t
W. 2jx7o xlJJt., ar tthaye ana l-rh-,t. worth
,JJt ra-.'uO examine sac bIUs give us YOU oeI
I,HAHD &Oni.i,JN, % East lZJtlrsL
ChGfhn 500, $500 Handsome new houses,
ROVOs bul by J. G. Henderson, go" at o5tl.st and
A.r-. Completed ten rSOHs an nu tpvenoIlsi tAe
best sanitary plGInoiug. j. LDGAH LEAfLhAFi, li1i4
LIOduWav.
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Auction GaIc5 Of Real CstItr.
4 DRiAN Il. MULLER, Aucsonecr.

4 DkiAN II. MULLER, Auc9OleCr.
xccutor's s3!o OF house aaI lot No GramercJpace
nortb8es corner Of 2Othst.
Adrian H. Muller * son viii sell at auct on THURS
DAY. December II O'Clock, AT The Lxcaange Sales
room ~ broadway by order OF Walter Ih.man' a.
under te VII Of Juia Augusta Genui
eascf
The exraszeA four.story brick house with three story
hicA extcs AMI atusted tn northwest corner Of
G1moroy.i.ce AMI 2Oth-t and opposite Grlmcrcy PARK.
and >uoya AZ Gramer, place. LOs. 2G% by 40 feet
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Goruordiion Notlce5.

DEPARTMENT or STREET CLEANING,
CnY o. NEW ORR,
NO. 81 CHAJBERs- ST.. NRwA ORH Dec. Z, 1852
SEALED PROPOSALS Will be received at
- the Offices of this until ~ O'Clock OF We'd
nesday December 20. lS52 which AID place the
posas viii be publicly Ope Ied and read For the hnal dspo
ston Of street garbage collected In tie
city OF sew oIk and delivered at The several dumps
the Clrani1 said
city for the erm OF four from the LIST day VI Jlnuay
1883 PROPOSALS will b. eady for distribution this Oioe
Tuesday December u 1882 l. O'Clock For further
details see CITY Record copies Of which DC obtained at
No. city Han is. COLEMAN,
Commissioner OF street Cleaning.
DEPARTMENT or STREET CLEANING
CITY OF NEW YORK,
NO 81 CHAhBERSs 81, NEW YORK. Dec -. 1882. }
The time for receiving proposals for the toned
woIk Is hereby AIEN Dt.D tuesday, DrC 1892.
and the for the Of said
work is hereby designated as Feb A. 1888.
J. s. COLEMAN.
Commissioner Of Street Cleaning.
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GfGchfrs.

ABLE and accomplished professors. tutors
"A goyeuesses lecturers companions and ho1seseepeT9
supplied by MISS VI. ]. YOUNG. American AID Foreign
Teachers Agency. % Union square.
TEACHERS WANTED, ESPECIALLY FOX
the West and Vacancies filed free send stamp
for auplica.iOn form Public School J0ufnd 10
NATIONAL TEACHERS AGENCY, CINCINNAII' "
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Drp Goods.

G. - Siberian white and gray fur paiior
20 Cs rugs reversible Turkish, 81 90 Aoquettcs g
anime Elegant holiday presentA A,f's A--"r oo' oli
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alnsiral Instruments.

DEATHS ORGANS u STOPS, $l25. Pianos
ID SOY 90 Factory running day aud night CAc.ls4uo
free. Address DANIEL f. BEATTY. Washington -"
4 INDEMAN Il SONS, % Bleccker-st-
Have several Of their Paent Cycod rIanos nears ne"
aud IN nrst-CIass order, for sale
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ahercllnrcou5.

EOR SALE PRIVATELY.-A large and
L splendid pctIre By ~ir dwiu landseer Il a; Ihis
painting ior. inches H. h,-ht n.y. elght iec nle
in,hes In width the tfs best manner and
is con plea dcrp IT, Ing and d. nit Of treatment
In Lana and Tss OALVited az Bufllhg, II
iCuse. lOi particulars apu ytp
RICHARD DU CAM. Esq, Gray's Inn London.
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COTTAGE SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
&LA DIES Pottsov Penn Eirty-se' oni ANNA session
omen. sep. To- 1881. pnao ph4 aI l:e1ulI- IL L. ~
mile, PhaG- phiI, with "a ougL cara rom Nt"- ul~
IiOmc Comist p1icIid t-tl iihr
aud eefant pnoings aIi 81 conN e,-enSS3
well Tor OcHF ht't'
10, caalogucs address GRO. O.. BbIL..... \ II i'-A.
nREW LADIES SEMINARY, Carmel. \. \.
~ Hom,-!k th0IoIgh, progressive Sc" ihusirt or
cIl.r Win al nartcu.sr4 o-ONir G.. $40 II, a VI
<rOI.DEN HILL Seminary for yOruns LADIES,
" bridgeport. Conn. Address Ni,i EMILY .,.-l@'oN
IIONr. INSTITUTE Tor young Ladies', larry
L town y y thorough course o; study, =
opeDS Septymler l. Nh, NJ. ". MEIOAs-t. PriatlDH
MISS EULKLEY'> Boarding and Day
vi school tor Youu- Ladies, TrcytoVu on the Hudson
WI! reopen september 20
NEW CANAAN INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-19
Ste mtoais aa6 tlnl!roa)s.

EALL RIVER LINE for BOSTON and the
FA-T--FAu.S REDUCED, 50 10 Boston. Lowell and
80 nou.g L. and fall River; - 20 Ia New
eior cores oucins reduction 20 other olnts steamers
%. and o. leave NeN-l orh on alter
si DAYS sunays udel from Iie % NOr'h river loot
~ Murray connection annex boat from
Eroo~iyn I0ot FuIon-s. ana Jersey city tIOm loot
of l.. nange pace al p. N
N"i - GEO. l.. CONNOR, Genl Pass. Agont
trips Wi. De discontinued aftct ID
ccmUer "a.
EOk EW-HAVEN.-Steamers leave Peck
Slpat 3 D. III and IL p n SUNDAY excepted Al p IN
,eamei arrs time fOr eaIy trans orth ad E'.st
EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.--Passenger
Tas eayc depots of oaudt and DesbrOs essts at
- a NJ 8 80 aud p. Tor Easton Beta chem, Allentown
Chunk, MilkesbarTe, TOWlnd1, NaTeily
Ithaca Geneva, Lyons, Buffalo and the West Pullman
through cOaccs DAILY. Local trains at OiO p ia LOT
IastOn. Beth chem and COh9y. - --.. = -,
at a. and 40 p H. connect Tor all
N.t-roV aud IazeOn coal regions sunday train
oca Tor Mauch Chunk, e.I' u IN Leave MAucA ChunA a
y ID. 49,. lat.. ...uor NJ church and Co,tapdt.sf.
NSho'- l.. H.. blINGTON, g. L. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-19
Coparinership Notices.

NO % BRoAD.sT NEW. YORK
Dec. ~, 1852. !
T'FE firm Of J. c. Atterbury g. Co. is this
Il day dissolved by mutual consent.
]. C. ATTERBURY,
CT. BELTS.