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5tedmboats dn1 RdilruI15.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.-
- etat on IN New YORK, foot Of LDeryst station in
Confronting 10Y ISL Love Yeg YORK ,.,,,.
Mauch chunk Tanlaqua Haleton Drfon scranton. .sc.
-l5 m1For fisiningtoq High Bridge Braqcn, Elston
port, Iam4ggl Nan,ic9tc 1eraaton, &C. po,d,, rr.
r,-''4rr Manch chunk IIazlctou Wikr,barrr. SO.
$40 D. m--For castor. Mluch Chunk. Tamaqua Drliton
{oop N. For High Bridge Rrlnch, Eaeton, &c.
$50 p M For Easton Allentown. Reading. Harrisburg
SUNDAY trains leave at ~ NJ l2p m for Bound Brook
and intermediate $50 m FOR Easton, Allentown
For Newafs at : 54j GI5G4j 7:l5 100 g SIS $50
40 :t 6' 10 6 5o -i5 5,6 SIS g. SIS. go
70 For I2 n 10 49, t5a oon, i zee no a6e, a.tou
X T. and LONG BRANCH DIVISION
~. Leave a. = s:l5 a M - m 2 .t9 J. D. . p m
FOR FhEEHoLD at -:l5 a m y ~" T. D T. p. M For
NEW-JFRSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
y Via Brancnport-F9r sandy Hook 80 2 NJ. P m For
ghands ~ 10 a g II II H. - p m FoE Monmouth Beach
Va Red Bink21.i5 q. m. Tor lakewood. Toms River
RTer hrfivTfE Try and AZ .iatoa- 70 Bay Side Ip
NEW-ICRk AND PHILADELPHIA.
~ Boz ID BROOK ROUTE.
FoT-.ENroN ana PHILADELPHfA.
For L.adep Al smith and 'reen SIS AZ -, ~ no
So = p H. For Infd 4ad BerEssts at 7f5 iIIj am
100 For Tsat 3 IA, III i i5a SO $780, $780, Il
T. H. On sunday :. - a. M; i..O, T. D. H. ,..
From stations Pni1 Reading r. Ninth ant Green.
st- - $50 $50 $780, II lib 81 10. go Gao, j.
on SUNDAY. a. =. a H. 30 y ?. M ol-l ~ bon
$50 1892 H. sunday al - , l. no. $50 p m ,
PROM ltcu,un-l -, n-p -:OI.:ui. loaS l4,t M los
D.. J-i. D. sunday l.-J. li a. ii t4t III
Pl LLNAN PAltlpR CARS are attached 10 gay u.lLA
and -LE. plNG COACHES 20 midnight trains from New
YORK and Philadelphia -...,-- 49, 49,, ,
Er1oAlyu and Euc Depot Jer-ry .ity. a.. .,3o OBJ, a.,
Tickets a. uf Liberty -i N"' 90 -pA fII
g4f 90 BIB Broadway. and 20 the prime LA nue. 800,
and aud mex Oicr. Jcwrl!7 W ' ii'oNljh
=. Transfer Company, DouU- ESpr+' ,,' 'oI dAI
hotel e,!CuCc
JOSEPH = iAiEl% H.
General Manager ''I' 4 '''' -'-'N'
NOR BOSTON.-THE LATEST TRAIN with
Grand Contra Depot IL 80 1 week d4y% tnd lGO pm
~ludav4 Get tickets Sew OrE and View ENGLAND Rtu
road -. -. l4. .-tr.. De.,. ali4 I..-,i ed. ."io1
Tor BRIDGEPORT and all point. on HOG-
Il ~AIONlC and y AUGATCCH steamers
last aver 81 - Do f-frloYrr tAan VI any other route
HARTFORD. MIddlo;ovn, Springfield aud
I TIC Nultu byNUITI- LIN steamers from PIER
"a EAST RIE Lt az b. cO. meeting al @ayOrOok win
uuu,rtI,ut valley l4Iold Tor all points on Connecticut
River luG NORTH f.flHil Al 49," i+'A HALLS Isf--
DEINED DAILY
NORWICH LINE ....,,,, .,,,.., dr..
Fare REDUCED. Limited ucA''' ~ - ~ - S'~N-'s'' -
The no" Iron 7s |SfTv or WORCESTER
Without exception the most elegant oo4t On the sound and
leave Pier 30, North 4vr loot ~ Natts, next pier
above st ieTrY daily. except SundVa ~ ES0D
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Winier Resorts.

old POINT COMFORT. VIRGINIA,
~ HTGEIA HOTEL situated 100 yards from Fort
Monroe open AL the year Equal hotel In the United
winter home, selshoro resort The $40
train, Pennsylvania Railroad connects ~ Baltimore with
ay Line steamers their wharf Ola Point Comfort
riying a. send for pamphct describing hygenIc al
vautages, &c. HARRISON PHHBUS Proprietor
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OKIE5Gj09HN, c,I,roav,, ~ n,r- ,,1,,,,r
APOLIS, and points in NEBRASKA, UTAH. NON
TANA, DAKOTA, MINNESOTA, and the NORTH
WEST reached direct from CHICAGO via the
CHICAGO AND NORTHW WESTERN R'y
It runs from i've trains daily each way between
CHICAGO and prominent Western points. 1T ALONE
RUNS IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS west Of
Chicago. PULLMAN sLEEPERS run all Of its
through and night rates Of fare and other in
apply by letter or in to coupon ticket
agent OF q L. f. BOOTH.
General Eastern Agent, No 4lj broadway. York
hENNSNIN AVA RAII RAAn
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PROVIDENCE LINE Tor Freight Only.
steamers Pier %, foot ~ ditrn 7 " H. az D.
taiy lrxc.pt sundays Boston Providence direct
Fr.phI VIA either line taken al lowest rates
D. :. BAbCJtk, President l. ". flLNI'N w. T. AgL
U,UF POPLAR SHORE LINE To BOSTON.
ALL RAIL from Grand Central Depot
Three express daily except sunday - Boston Az
son m a. m tplrlor cars attached I'D 10 with
palace sleeping cars. -.,.... .,....t........,
SUNDAYS AZ 10 %. IN. with palace alecp4ng carAI
Ifntted rio kefs 10 ltOsIOn tAl rail-, -
seats be oDtancdat metropolitan
Ftt Avenue aud windsor Hotel ticket Ocos and a. Grand
Isnly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-10

.ATONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
> CONNECTlNG WITH ALL POINTS EAST.
FARE Boston iOr hrstcass limited ucact. good only
Steamers Sr0NINGTON and NAERAGANsETT leave
leave dly excerpt sundays i $50 nom 3d. " L.
TOO oi Jay--f. arriving ia Boston az o D. ia
Tickets sale al principal ticket Offices ~ttterpoms
Offices M.-tcutt Express Co.. ~ nos ool ana
, broadway Aston House aud a. Metropolitan ami Fiith
Avenue Hotel ticket Offices
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Art ScnOols-CitY.

MRS. LOUISA Is. CULVER
VI willrcceivc pupils in PAINTING 0and-cape fower+
sife china dscJrltiOn 40 her-uip, The Bella" No
AZ East 25tAat, corner il.Iye, commencing oct u
references Nj d. huntington, Nj WIZ lIaf, Nj James
81. Hart, M \. T. Bellows
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For Bows and Young Men-country.


LFXANDER Observation-Disclosures Boarding
y school White Plains ny. Principal, olW-Iis Pm D.
pORDENTOWN MILITARY INSTITUTE
Ag1a l4 S.G c ana oI R * Pn S &
DOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
ID College Cond toned or rejected candidates coached
summeror winter -tockbrdse' Mass +. HOFFMANN.
ELNWOOD INSTITUTE, Lqne,boro', BerI-
= shire CO.. Mass established IN 1872 hts for college sol
entidc schOo. business private instruction specially
'n'Ous' 0u' ''s' Rev 4. A GILBERT, \. NJ. Principal
! FREEHOLD INSTITUTE Freehold, \. j.,
L bows boarding school The Rev \. g. CHAMBERS
Principal
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY, WOR.
il CEsTER, Mass. c b MECcALF \ NJ, supt
IRVING INSTITUTE, Tarrytown. \. y
,o- psrTpt1 %s eeoes ba G MI T g va q,
CT al WItniaA JIrt,cail.% tiepPens 3ePJ,n22er -
: !. a E6%E a II II M" Principal.
pENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY
Gaeei Penn Qne9 IfP'1T4 Ha fY lgFe' f1sea
PEEKSKILL o.. " Miitary. Academy.--F,or
4 circular, address col CT WRIGHT a. NJ, PRINCIPAL
EplVERVIEW ACADEMY.
Wihr. =. Military Dc6a1,nen- ( thorough going wide.
awake scaooor 5ovs combining study Military Dr. and
Cataogae With Chart Of College Regulations aDp.
''''ON OTIS EIsBEE A NJ Principal
TVHE HOPKINS GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New
aaveR Com EFer %,5 114ens for 4ag fqef &C.
Professor T. A. TEACHER Il = knt.ley \; " T. a. Twin
Address ". L. CUSHING. Rector
V7HE Rev John II. Converse. 4. ". liar
1 vart late Professor ~ Classics I'D Racine College viii
eceiyeinto family Bristol q. afeV BOYS Gent-i
trcp,egr. ferm-. 500 aysar Hrirtcu'e- Bishop Clark
OIL Rhode sand President Eliot oil Harvard
For Young Ladies-Countrv.
nORDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE-Lo-
IL cation facilities aud home comforts unsurpassed Address
Rev WILLIAM T.. LOWI-N, A. IL, Eu!atAtu1u, N. j.
CLASSICAL AND HOME INSTITUTE for
~ Young Ladies Porgbkeepse NY, Mss : " Il. BUT
LER Pru. Thorough teaching airy. We'll irlished rooms
excellent table moderate Reopen. sept - Il
COTTAGE SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
y LADIES. PJtlsJown. -Ihtv-' cJui AuuII session
0pcnsScpt l5. ISL on PAla l-pIt ~ Healing r r 40
miles from Philadelphia Win through cars nom Ncw-t YORK
10y Bound Brook route Home comforts parental discipline
large az 5c4tou veil known .0r beauty 4ul health
Eorc4tilJsIes address G-J. 10. 80 fLi-k a NJ. Frn.
HONE INSTITUTE for young ladies, larry
i town. y. "; home care thorough course 81 study.
reOpeIs september D. Mlss II. W. ltAlF. Principal
NgRS. :. l.. CADY'S BOARDING SCHOOL
VA Tor LaiIcsWest End Institute. New Haven
Conn Eleventh year superior lacIes send Tor circular
For Both Sexes-Country.
Ca1% -ROCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack
40 - y. 0n-tbe Hudson. Both No extras but
Mu-cand College preparatory ami business for bays
adies graduating private Instruction Tor backward
scholars. send for catalogue enter al any Tune. W. IL
EANNISTEk,A II
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Gounlrn rrcycrtn for Sale ano TO Get

IMPROVED PROPERTY in Florda.-A first
rate Io alton The - Johns River r., 223 f. lO4th-st
TJONTCL AIR, N.J.-IIigh, healthy and Access
VA s!be properties for sale al varieties Ho1ses TO rent
furnished uniuriiishc HOWE q PARSONS, 10 Cedar-st
ORANGE, y. J.-HOUSES and COUNTRY
BLAcHwELL& 'IirI.o1h main '5.Jt1n Orllka NJ
"I'HE GOLDEN NORTHWEST"
Now is the time TO secure homes in
MTNHESorA DAKOTA AND MONTANA.
Tns tenR take farms dqras the apPrr o h.
inform thrmse'yes Of The ADVANTAGES Offered BY the
MINNFsoTA, DAKOTA and MONTANA.
TIE Northern Pacific Railroad runs through region which
cannot he cXc-llcd In
HEALTHFULNEss OF CLIMATE
FERTILITY OF SOIL and
WEALTH OF NATURAL RESOURCES
Nowhere else are great Inducements offered to
MEChANft'S LABORERS AND MINERS
LUMBERMEN. BUSINESS MEN AND TOURISTS.
eessfqI occupation there are READY MAREETs, GOOD
BusINFsS oPP0 tTUNITIEs and FINE CHANCES for
PAYING INVESTMENTS.
The seasr g q DaSot2 and Mo G 9eTsa
The PROSPEROUS condition OF existing settlements along the
line OF the Northe Pacific Railroad in Minnesota and East
EN- Dakota s the best guarantee OF the permanently OF The
The Northern Pacific Railroad has in market the finest
whe - AM grains lands which are offered at low prices and
on easy terms OF payment
IN MINNEsorA and DAKOTA there are 100000 acres
awaiting settlement
In MONTANA there 5OOo,oo0 ready for Occu-
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC COUNTRY has no EQUAL,
For detailed Information on all points ap at or address the
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD OFFICE,
No. 2sj Broadway.
THREE STORY BRICK STORE, 100 feet
deep, SO Eroadst. Newark, y j. best business Dock
terms Apply to MURPHY & co, 23l broadway New-foik'
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Qnstructlou.
For BOYS and Young Men-Citv.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
A LIMITED CLASS for YOUNG BOYS.
n ARTHUR II. MANN, 81 Ma'l-on-sve.
PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL
Madsonave and 44thst hts for the school Of Mines.
Glasses Architectural and Mechanical Drawing.
A. COLIN late Engineer Corps Us NJ anu professor at
Naval Academy.
University Grammar school, l,4Sl Broadway,
~ near A. ist. ltjtI Primary. Commercial and
Classical departments NJ Hobby ". l. AKIN. Principals
For Young Ladies-City
YV7HE MISSES PERINE, - East 7ith-St., will
reopen their English ami French Boarding anu pay
school Tor Dung LIles ,eptonDer-1 numDe. Oh IeaeA0
pupils hmiIeL
For Both sexes-citY.
LINDERGARTEN
~ The NeYcrk nal school FOR Kin i'rsaren rel1
srs AMI Kindergarten wan Eeme aIy Classes sor
palettcl viii reopen oct. 3-Class for ' Irs.5. go, -
Prof JOIN KRAC' All -lrS kkA = BOElIE-
MISS GRINNELL. 81 +. 5Ith-st.-Schoo for
VA youne ladies' and children Kndeearien Frrbel method
MISS LAMB. School and Kindergarten for
MISS :. /. CHAPMAN,
Va English, French and German oaring ana Day 7eho'-
Formerly MISS l. T. Benehci s.. ,-.,.
Removed from No East 4-dst 10 No. . " esq t'tIs-
Thorough instruction IN all departments.
MODEL AMERICAN KINDERGARTEN,
VA 81 lOts Pupil. from ~ 10 instructed i'll &c
corlance with she BEST methods. Hours, 10 l.
MRS. CIAPMAN'S English and French
VI scho0or Young LADIES' ami Chill lrsl re0pon+ oe9t'n
her27 81 West ;1t5t StDtTIe lAs5 Jt limited nun
Der OF boys. senior c.rcIlc
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NOR SALE or EXCHANGE.-For GOOD city
uroD.Itv 10 Improved and uueucun bfsci iar CDUF
TRY PLACE 20 40 81 land 40 fr"k-kl ops"
+h. a.fttuf-- uf LtechtI AnG D. Nltf
rlrr Tsq House about ijV1l fee, thoroughly baI h"- 10
Ju III, bud prpt1nrhf4 warmed bv steam, steam muntTY DRY
tnrronu a 10 good ORDER ouhuc.Dg are ample LAr ron
-sryiforv a-nOsr, irGit-hose. and cdathmaus house
abundance o water and choice fruits surroundings IA ali
RESPECTS desirable AtaIt-s ROBINS, Cufuandtst
NOR SALE-Or will exchange for Harlem
property. farm Iowa $40 aetes' caInmOdou- farm
hogse an reaui-ite budngs. ornamental Trees ten
lawn. wire fence whole farm under cultivauon price
N tp. oc - mpements crops vii! De sold low W
4. ARMSTRONG, Real Estate, Isl 5d-aNS l. L. PHIL
LIPS.
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Express Trains leave NcwYork via Desbrosses and
landt streets. Ferries, follows:
7:Zu = S.Ot iO tmed II = 320 $40, 4, :, 6, :,
and p. and II night. sundays. and 10 D O..
and D. M. and - night
Express Trains New York daily except Sunday 20
a. and running through VIA Trenton and Camden.
Returning trains leave Broad-t station, Philadelphia,
l2Ul 500, $40, :ij j:JU $50, $50. SD ana 4 lin
tied Express 1870 p M, l. s. f. . g. 81 %, 7Jj and p.
sunday 2Ol, BOB 3:3O $50 $50 $780, 800 and
=. Leave Philadelphia VIA Camden a. N. and 43O
y. N. daily, except sunday.
Ticket 6nices $40 Broadway, House aud
foot Of Cort1ndt-
vn Annex station. foot OF FultOn--t Brooklyn. Nos ia
Il6, lis Hudsons, HODOken station Jersey city,
Fmigrant Ticket Office Battery place
The Ork TT nsfer Company VIII call FOR and check
baggage from hotels AMI residences
FRANK THOMSON, J Z. WOOD,
Manager
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For Both Sexes-Country.

naD[ -ROCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack
- &&sb. on.the Hudson. Both sexes. No extras but
Music and Art College preparatory and business boys
ades graduating course private Instruction Tor backward
scholars. send for catalogue enter AZ any uuc W. IL
HANNISTEE,A II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-10

NORWICH Line va.bg, Portland and the g,.,
a 20 t ,itsI h. iiOstOn. rj 10 Worcester -
lie new irO" t|TTY' or WORCESTER
Witbout .xc, The most elegant the and
the iayOnte CITY Or nooi ~, o.-..-. .,--
leave Pier n 30 North iv.r loot Of Wattsst Gextper
.boye eAhrn.ss leTrY. daily except >undYs ~ ASU D-
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Brooklnn iJroprrtp for Sale an> 90 fet

TOR SALE-On the Hill. first-class 3-stcry
/ brown stone. 2Oy4j. cabinet Hu.sh. $4,000 and
20. 600 rutland q WHITING, No l2l Nassau.,t.
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
NLNT. AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSIST
ENT WIN ABSOLUTE SAFEIY
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On and after January %, 1882.
TO PHILADELPHIA.

THE OLD-ESTABLISHED ROJ TIE And SHORT LINE.
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND 9 on sun.
DAY. THREE STATIONS ~ PHILADEL-
PHIA TWO IN NETWORK.
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Ciin l)rorerin nanieo.

stores and lofts IN this
~ vicinity Ion immediate occupancy.
rutland x WHITING, IL Nassau II.
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Real estate 10 Ctthan9e.
Bolro dno noon5.


East Side.
4 ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE Will. BIZ RECEIVED At THE
IPToWNo OFFICES I 49, l23. Broadway corner Thirty
No W East Fourteenthst corner Unonsgqase 100 Third
Tos iooI and 800 TRirda9e corner onehuaireiand
twentyhith st. mp 70 ; p. NJ atreenllr 0iice rates
FURNISHED ROOMS.-Elegant sunny rooms,
3lG Mad son-ave. Meals served by card
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ap rtmentsat II e
A WILLINGTOE, Madison.aye., COZ 42dst.
100 EAST 2sTH-ST., near Madison-square
and elected ;aon furnished rooms with or with
DJ1 EAST 123d-st.-Three-story and base
80 menl brown stone AZ IMPROVEMENTS. Apply on
premises
West Side.
HANDSOMELY furnished rooms, with board =
references required 22s West j2d-St
TO Without board, to gentlemen only
large hand.omely furnished ana iresc?Gi room pm
STH-AVE.. l64-Entire floor, furnished or
- qnfqrnishcd large front sges ha,rooms gas water
0.l WEST 30TH-ST.-One large room to let
~c with board for gentleman and vile, or single gentle
men; references.
pATH-ST. between 9th and 6th-aves.-Fl0Or
sI consisting OF SCION parior extension and two bed
Tribune Uptown once LBS Broadway
I.lS WEST 42d-St,--Two cheerful sunny
table ouabie home comforts terms
aole To desirable parties references exchanged.
40 WEST 47th-ST.-Handsomel furnished
Il 4.D suits single board elegant brown
stone. Library Of LOCO volumes.
Board and Rooms Wanted.
4 DYERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. l.23S Broadway corner Thirty
fr-t--t. West Tweuty-thrl-st. Eighthave,
NO F0urtecuth-s niOn-squarc 76O Third
ave- at the HARLEM OFFICES.
LOCI 300 Thiriave. corner One-hundredand-
twenty hfth-st. 10 p at regular once rates.
BOARD WANTED-A gentleman, two sons
ID and daughter aged and II respectively: permanent
board home comforts proper regard health
Of ch Limit so per mouth Address h ONE,
Box - Tribune Once.
Country.
BOARD for CHILDREN.-A cultivated lady
ID this city, would amothcr TO three
yOuuz children. reference; Moderate.
MRS. T.. THOMPSON, station r.
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nor SALE.-IhII'I -Plght hundrtd and I0ffy
acres. eighteen mics northeast OF Topeka Kansas
ono Of the ur- farms Iu America well Tatrred with
r,rrdviue -urug- ami creek running through The entire
tra,, Tr very best and grazing land AMI n fact
There !. no America. on account Of ds-ovne part
urI-IIp ranch Win All iur STOCK OF I'D 70
at4fr We viii sci, reasonably. Tor cash. ." anyone wishing
th number rauc, iui tender an nVia1n jo AZ ~ *
a n Al ucrsou viii all questions hy letter
.'' WILLARD a. SMITH & co.
silver LAKE, shawnee county, X ~.
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Gonntrn Dropertn Wante0.

WANTED.-IOWA LANDS, 5000 acres for
W cash PARKER, Post Office Box L925, New ork.
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nor SALE-IN PLAINFlELD, \. ia
4 large and beautifully 10, I'D hQu-e WIN nearly o.r
lrc cJffagr r house - arr; hoy and cold water and an
le modern improvements Will be sold very cheap M easy
terms F.r furtt,r baIl-ulirs inquire % =. IT, ItLpN,
No rs Last gth--t. JANIS AIDDLLDIIu, No. SO
HIUadWay Room so. %.
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Counirn propcrip for Sale an1 90 Ect.

At LONG BRANCH. Sea Bright. Monmouth
Beach. Elbcron. Deal Beach and AsDury ParkIo let
for sale furnished cottages and uOnts also
DOarinchouses hotels farms. plots, &c, WM LANE, Lart
Long branch, y J.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-03

REAL ESTATE SALES.-Messrs. William
II. Lyme & Co., real estate auctioners,
No. lil3 Main street. have sold In the past
sixty days the following rca estate :
Framed dwelling No. Pip short street. for
S545; lot on east line Second between Clay
and Leigh streets. for $500; brick dwelling
No. 2l0 west Main street, for $4,000; brick
store No. I'LL east Main street, for 81 800 !;
framed store No. 1Jf5 east Main street, for
l,l.3; two framed stores Nos. l7l3 and
lI15 east Main street. for S2,T0O; vacant
lot on Nam street 21XiA5 feet, for Si,620
brick eenements Nos. 4s2 and 40i east Ca
nal street, for $1,000 framed cottage No.
G1j north Twenty-third street, for $3.50;
framed dwelling No. 900 west Franklin
street, for $3.50; brick dwelling No. POS
east Clay street, for 81 i 7,J; framed house
No. 70S north Twenty-fonrth street ION
leasehold), for $3.50; framed house corner
Grace and Pine streets, for $500; brick
stores corner Eleventh and Min streets,
for 800; brick dwelling No. south
Third street, for $1,000; five lots on Broad
between Twentieth and Twenty-iirst
streets, for So, 100; brick store No. 10 east
Main street, for Si,52J; brick store No.
2420 east Main street, for Si,S25; brick
dwelling corner Main and Fifth streets. for
$4,000; brick dwelling No. l3 west Cary
street, for $500; brick dwelling No. 12S
south Cherry street, for Sl-s0O; framed
house No. jl2 north Twenty-eighth street,
for 2l,l95; brick tenement No. log east
Clay street, for $500; brick tenement No.
1864 east Clay street, for $4,000; brick store
No. 1925 east Main street, for ?5.l00; five
lots on Louisiana, Orleans, and Goddn
streets, for S209.j0. Total sales. S12l,-
42j.jO,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-03
Animal Meeting Of tho Agricultural
Society.

The annual meeting Of the life-memberS
OF the Agricultural Society was held last
NIGHT in the Senate chamber-General
Williams {. Wickham presiding. There
was quite a large and enthusiastic meeting.
i'm which various questions Of agricultural
interest were discussed.
Colonel knight offered the report OF the
Executive Committee, which was adopted.
General Wickham announced to the
meeting that is there had been nothing
completed in the affairs Of the Society
since his election he could not make any
REGULAR report. The General made some
interesting statements in regard to the
success Of the present Fair, and said that
the receipts would more than pay the debt
Of the society, excepting the funded debt
TO the city Of Richmond.
Colonel Knight offered the following
resolution. which was adopted:
ReSolred. That the Agricultural Society
amend the constitution 30 a. to make the
fiscal wear Of the Society correspond with
tbe calendar wear, and that general meet
ing OF the Society he held on the second
Wednesday Of January, at O'Clock =. NJ,
each year, for the election OF officers and
the presentation OF detailed financial
statement. and that the term OF once ana
officers 80 elected shall date from the date
~ election: but the Executive Committee
n the Society shall provide for general
meetings OF the Society each night OF the
Toir FOR the free discussion OF agricultural
topics and other matters touching the gene
raj affairs OF the society.
Colonel knight offered the following
which was adopted:
PeSoired That the businessmen oI
H,rhmond be urgently requested to close
their places OF business tomorrow To-Day
after the hour OF II NJ, in order that they
,hcir families. and employees may have Tho
"nnortunitv TO aitcud the state Fair, anC
IN evtend to the Society the support
,rbich the unfavorable weather OF Thurs
Tav has in n great measure diverted.
~ Er Conrad offered the following, which
VI ReSoired. That the State Agriculture
lot halls with pleasure the effort now
bo;nC made by the General Government Il
uers ',",'ent the spread Of contagious disease
amonr cattle, and that committee oil nv nv
i he omnoinied 10y the president OF TINS soci
o,v or 10 ~ cooperate with Major saunders an.
ny Solman. Of said commission, IN colieet
80, ~ ;niorm9tion and in all other respects u
aas;st S said commission in THIS movement
aSslS' amnS v;,oi s" interest TO our state.
'" The % nresident appointed the iollowin
lnc plesath ~, the committee Messrs. Con
rad, Thomas II. Carter "a .. iTS Tbor,ss W.,
Nj. Bowman, DR.. Reid' anu "o''''' wa
!. kins.
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