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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-12-07
TAXABLE PROPERTY IN THE
COUNTY,
MORE ANON.

The advocates Of the division Of the
county, propose line due west from
the northwest corner of the Indian
Reservation to the Washington boun-
Diary, or to come to the Clearwater
river. The auditors books show that
ths taxable property Of the whole couu-
ty is Sl,327,6l6, and further shows
that S7s5,l7S Of this is north Of The
line running west from said corner OF
the reservation, their first proposed
line Of division, and 1888, 225 lies north
of the Clearwater. their second propos
cd line Of division leaving but $474,.
39l in the old county which is mostly
in the city Of Lewiston. The division
men propose also to take over four
fifths Of the surveyed lands of the coun.
ty and over two-thirds of the popula.
ton. They must be very moderate
men! Such mems greatness ought to
be embalmed o Temporal! 0 mores!
Let US all take smoke!
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LETTER FROM oENEsEE.
GENEsEE, Dec. 5, 1873:

GENEsEE, Dec. 5, 1882.
Mr.. LELAND:-I am informed hat
Taylor has gone to Boise with the in
tent to divide Nez Perez county if pos
sible, aud that he told Mr.. Larson that
the plans were all laid and that they
had the money to carry the measure.
This may be true, but we, the poor
tax payers don't want division till we
are better able to stand the expenses
of two counties instead OF one. You
will see by the delinquent tax list pub
lished in the TELLER that many of our
people are SO poor they cannot prevent
being published as delinquent, and w.
S. Taylor seems to be one of them. If
he has money to divide the county, i.
would be more to his credit to make
use of some of it and pay his taxes.
A Poor CITIZEN.
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A COMMISSION FOR WASHING
TON.

| Several of the Puget Sound papers
Suggest and urge the expectancy and
Importance of sending commission to
Washington City the presen. session
of Congress to aid Bren's as lobbyists
in the securing the passage Of the en-
aiding bill for the admission of the
State of Washington. The Walla Walla
onion takes up the suggestion and
names DR.. Miner and Mr.. Burke. of
the Sound, and Miles Moore of Wala
Walla as said commissioners, and fur
Their suggest tina. North Idaho be rep
resented on said commission either by
Mr.. Singiser or some other person
whom the people may choose. Such
commission will be attended with sew
eral thousand dollars expense and the
movement for it should have been made
at an earlier date. The Importance of
the commission must be apparent to
every intelligent citizen of Washington
and North Idaho, and if selected the
members should be men we'll versed in
topography, geography and resources
of the section of country which is to
comprise the new State, as well as the
present and prospective development
of the same, and the people of North
Idaho should not be iu the least back
ward in contributing their pro rata
paying the necessary expenses
Of said commission. II anything is to
be done in this direction it should be
done withou: further delay, so as TO he
in time Tor the commission to reach
City and get in their work
upon the members of Congress, before
the bill for admission is called up for
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-12-07
ON DIVISION.

LEWISTON, Nov. 80, 1882.
Ed. TELLER:--Is there one word in
my utterances to justify any right
minded man in saying that l am wish
ing or desiring to be unfair to any Fart
OF the county. Lewiston wants the
county divided worse than the north
to day, but because the north wishes to
say something az to boundaries, my
Lewiston friends think the north un.
fair etc, etc. I assure the people Of
Lewiston that will not be party to
any measure Of injustice to any section,
town or men, and | am not run by
Charles Moore, r. II. Barton or Pa
louise City correspondents, or Lewiston
either. l will constantly try to do
right by all, and no amount of BULLDOG.
ing from Moscow. or Lewiston or any
place shall make me swerve from try
ing to serve the whole county honestly
and fairly-can / do morel
WIN. S. TAYLOR.
+. S.-Allow me to say that am
now, as ever, strongly in favor of the
annexation movement and l care not
for any mans say-so to the contrary.
Bat readers please do not suppose that
an elected man can do as he pleases,
ne must, If honest, try to carry out the
wishes of the people as far as he posi-.
bly, can and knows. r.
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LETTER FROM FOUR MILE
Four MILE, /. T.,
December 1. 1889.

Ed. TELLKR:-Things are very quiet
here and items as scarce here as gold
dollars or Government greenbacks.
But, my, my! how, howl The county
division is booming at center of gravity
OF Nez Perce county, from rim rock to
frozen bone, and extended north. A
grand mass meeting was held at Mos.
COW on the divide issue question, Nov.
%, 1882, Councilman Hon. w. S. Tay.
lor was to harangue the beeples on the
vital question assisted by the local lights
OF smaller caliber. The same evening
the 2sth OF Nov, the people of -Four
Mile were aroused to the call Of a meet.
iug at the special and urgent appeal of
Councilman W. S. Taylor who was
booked to attend it 10 person, but he
could not we'll divide his corpulent per-
son no more than the county at the
'ihi rock, Tor ne had to attend the meet
ing at Moscow, hence as this is an off
year. a cold wave struck the division
question at Four Mile. That evening"
Bro. Taylor sent letter over which
was read to the meeting and the ques.
ton put, how many in favor of divis.
ionl not voice was heard in the new
school house for it. But when the
question was put, how many was op.
posed to it? The Democratic majority
OF all answered it. How is that for the
sentiment of the sovereign people GU.
north Of Moscowi Hurrah for -Four
Mile and Palouse. But when aunexa.
ton is fact and secured, then We are
red hot for division aud county seat.
CUMTux.
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LETTER FROM PALOUGE.
PALorsE. Dec. |. 1852.

Il =
| Ed. TELLER:-I was in Palouse City
J the other night and there met one OF
Taylor's missionaries, sent out to work
up the people to favor division of the
county. l learn that Taylor had called
a meeting at Four Mile an evening or
two before and had letter Of his read
to the meeting favoring division, and
the question was submitted to the peo-
pie there assemblies: "Ought the county
to be divided at this session. and not
man in the house voted aye. But
when the negative was put every man
said no. Even the people in Palouse
City itself which is in Washington,
takes an interest in the welfare Of those
Of US who live long the Palouse in
Idaho, and are opposed to any division
Of Nez Perez till after annexation
Knowing and desiring to unite with US
they too favor county boundaries that
will make things more convenient for
the people. l heard the proposition
made to send man from this section
to Boise to checkma:e the efforts that
may be made there to divide the county
and men stood ready to pay his ex-
penses if it was thought necessary for
him to 60. A statement Of objections
to division has been prepared and is
now being circulated among the people
and | think from the feeling manifested
will be very generally signed. The
people seem to think that Taylor, by
protesting that he was opposed to d.
vision before the election, had fooled
them, and now having voted for him
as an opponent, he is about to betray
them for the benefit Of few persons
in and about Moscow. l infer this
from the letters he has recently pub.
lsbed in the TELLER, Boomerang and
other papers, and they seem much ex.
cited on account of the deception he
used in securing their votes You may
rest assured that the pot is briskly
boiling just now. What the outcome
will bc don't know.
MORE ANON.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-12-07
FOR SA e OR TO TRADE FOR
CITY PROPERTY,

A DECIDED RANCH of 100 acres in the
Potlatch. six miles north Of Genesee, 30 acres
under cultivation, house and bi ack smith shop
two good springs, one hundred acres govt. tim
Dor, 40 acres prairie. Price twelve hundred
dollars, cash and balance in two years. For
particulars apply to W. J. WELLS, cornor of
LIST and ID sts. Lewiston I. T. 9Im
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Notice to Workme en-

IN MEN WANTED TO WORK ON A
C\J mill dam 10 miles up the Potlatch
can work 20 teams. viii pay 50 so per day
for men and IS for man and team to haul clay
etc All the machinery and every thing is wait
ing the completion of dam. To all those who
work On the dam this month will pay them
in lumber, at the mill, at So per NJ
9-3t j. BURNS,
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-12-07

Thrown Our.-The County Commission.
ers OF Alturas county rejected the votes Of
Junction and one other precinct about SOC
in number, because the voting place was
changed from where the commissioners had
fixed it. The change was made to save the
voters travelling about ten miles. This re.
lection elects most of the Democrats on the
county ticket
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NQTICE f0R PUsI icAIioE@
LAND o5rIcriAr..

vetfhx w. T. November n 1880.
eulCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI TulI.
named settler lbs 6lsd. netiee q
III claim. and THAT said proof vim Be- ySSshs
.orsLaad Once Colfax W, z. o, Jss. "a m.
At .. m. v,s; Joha +. shroIl VIC ~. ri :
>. no. ssso for the set nee n sea ana ss3 ri
- y " <Ss '. n. He lsuee ~ az /.
loving witnesses to prove bis esntip .ers r:s;.i
nsaSe upon. md cultivation Of ssd Iasa vim ,
w ~. sherman svank. =. u. Hsnpah. J.
W. T. "e'eoss'Cs..
I'M. ARMSTRONG;.
Register.
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NOTICE FOR PRE- tMpTIO.j PROOF.
LAND OFFICE AT

WELLS
ullCh is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
q -. ie ,o.o.ing named settler has iletl .;ca
OF his claim. and secure 6nal ,ntrv ~ ssppol.
, .Ss expiration Of thirty days from the ds,s az
."s notice, via. Wednes ay. Ian. Ia,Isss- 10
n n before I Green. J. =. in ana sar Ma.
selee county !. T. at bis office at Cameron in
sAio county John lis DIS 1898 for the ne@
zee zee IA ~ mr. " and name. the following A.
I illnesses viz: W. 7. Wright. VIM. Buoye
= Dsoy and Hrtinger Of. csperon l. 7,
y J, n. HOWE, Register,
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This space retained for
GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR,
r. j. BONHORE, ProD,r.
This space retained for
CONTEST NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston T Ilrr 9Th 1889.

LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston |. 7. Dee. 6th 1882.
To Frank Van Devcnter.
COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN ENTERED
Va. this Office by John C. Harris against
Frank Van Dcvcnter for abandoning his home
stead entry No. sp9 dated Aug 81 1881 upon
the Sc! nwi and swi nei and WI set sec 90
mr. &c IN Idaho county Idaho, with IA view to
the cancellation of said entry; the said parties
are hereby summoned to appear at this office on
the I'D day OF January 1882 at 10 o'clock P,
NJ. to respond and furnish testimony concern
ing said alleged abandonment.
NJ HOWE,
Register,
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ESTRAY,

HAVE in my possession bay horse. has
been shod all around, ne was brought to me by
an Indian The owner can prove property pay
charges and recover said horse by applying to
me at Lewiston. h. BAIRD. 0
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NOTICE FOR HOMESTEAD PROOF.
JOHANN EILMANN.
LAND OFFICE AT

lewiston, l. T. Nov. Is, 1882.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the following-named settler has filed
notice OF his intention to make final proof
IN support OF his claim, and secure final en-.
try thereof at the expiration of thirty DAYS
from the date of this notice, viz: Tuesday.
December 26, 1852, 10 am at this office
Johann Eilmann, homestead l4l for lot i.
sec 80 tp 81 n, W and el mel and ne ksei
sec 20 tP 81 n, 6 W, and names the follow.
ing as his witnesses, viz: s. Stevenson. T.
Schultz, NJ. A. Persky and M. Evetts' Of
Uniontown P, O., w. T.
20 j. NJ. HowP,
~ Register.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-12-07

Thurl6w Weed. the great journalist and
politician of the past. is dead.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-12-07

The hrest and choicest family or, ceries eve,
handled In Lewiston is to DO fond at Green,
burg / Co.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-12-07
NOTICE FOR HOMESTEAD 9Noe3.
&C CARPENTER.
LAND OEEICns An

LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston, l. T., Nov .. laaq.
NOTICE is hereby given th.t &h. 49,.
~ ing-named settler has flea rot;s~.
ms intention to make final proof in s,,ss =.
OF ms claim, and secure final entrv tSppos
at the expiration Of thirty dsv.
d ,ss OF this notice, viz; Thur,asx Hss !,
h toos, 10 m at this ONCE CA,asi 8 t.rc..s,
=" M tend No 7ss for ~ % ., ,s.ssp. 4,
g y =" v. and asms, ~ Spiicsiss - II:
lin es, viz; ]. :. Randall, Y. HSLs,shL
+ , . raal'on and a, cQahEaa, o. lieseev : q.
- i'm. RowRi
RARinkarr
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-12-07

Tue largest assortment o. Corsets ever shown
in Lewiston at Greenbar; 4 Co.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-12-07

farties are requested to send in their re.
eeipts and withdraw their patents-can be
done by mail. ]. NJ. HOWE, Register.
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CALL AND SETTLE.

"E ARE NOW GREATLY IN NEED
w of money, AMI those indebted to us
viii confer favor by calling and making set.
tement. Accounts will be put in the hands of
en- attorney if settlement is not soon made.
off TAPLIN l. DARR.
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For Rent.

a farm OF 800 acres, 100 acres fenced, and
IN cultivation, good house, tools d.. s miles
IRON Lewiston. Apply at this cfhce. AZ
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-12-07
BORN

kESTER-in this city Dec. !, lss2, to the
wife Of j. d. kester, twin sons. ST lbs. each
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'E''EE5IEE 9t !. SEE 3 3EE{%ih! So |'''E

When merchants throw out
some catch-rcnny, offering inferior
articles, attractive and pleasing to
the eye, but giving no satisfaction
as to durability, which sell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-18
MINES AND MINING.
Moxn.r. July 17-r. NJ.

MONDAY, July Up NJ
The principal business at the Mining =. "a deals
.,ansss today was a continuance OF the uo .t
TSose who on Saturday purchased De sSo.a who
eoSoo cents. to-day sorry, and 'noss ), " AZ
soId il at those figures were happy because H;ther
lined from 81 cents to 7o075 cents lesson ro n''s sS
bmying or selling it there was no u.' i. Robinson
cent taa 70 be- S Strong aud $50 to na dS
40 The state Lines were le2 ee active at the
Advances Mining and Milling was n ~ 70 s6 cents.
SSnae %as steady at N Green Mountain
to s5 The Cons,Ocks Were dsp eIe %nd California
Virginia rose cents b TO advanced Sfu bids for the
failed to Eng out a1y MHn
Inc Father de sss GUniSddINte e o. U OF 20
CoIaparS avsble at the Office of Laidl4w q ~ On
Eo. Ia Wail-st., August l. Transfer o"oNS WV
the 22d inst. IL. Deas secretary
s4rrS4 IT THE MINING EICHAN'hH
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Gteamt1ats III RIilrJIli.
4 FALL RIVER LINE.

u
"A. -fOr-
FALL RIVER BOSTON. AND THE EAST
The most agreeable route 10 the WHITE MOUNTAINS.
MOUNT DESERT and all pracpa cities. inland and sea
shore resorts New England and the provinces
The mammoth palace steamers -
BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE
leave New-York daily SUNDAYS includeil at $50
from Pier " r. foot Of MurTayst Connection VIA Annex
boat Brooklyn at p. m; Jersey city, p. IN
GRAND PROMENADE CONCEPTS
every by The splendid bands and orcesa attached
o steamers
Long route fun nights rest vo morning trains to
Boston short rail ride (timc seventy-hve mnutcSJ
NEWPORT LINE.
FOR NEWPORT, r. l., DIRECT
MATTHIAS VINEYARD, NANTUCKET. and SEA
SHORE RESORTS of CAPE COD. Magnificent steamers
NEWPORT aud OLD COLONY,
Leave New-YOrS daily sundays excepted at T. ii from
PIER 2S North River.
THESE steamers make terminus Newport
Tickets and for both lines be secured at
all principal hotels transfer and ucket Offices al the once
on PIER IS. and on steamers 49,. 49,
SEND FOR LIST Or TOCEo AND EACORSIONS
FREE ON APPLICATION. .
BORDEN * LOWELL GEOkGE l. CONNOR
Eeu' AGENT
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declared dividend of twenty-five cents per share.
The Horn Silver Mining Company has declared
dividend of $500 900, or 3 per cent on the capital
stock. PAYABLE August Is. Transfer books close
August z and reopen August 10.
The Eureka Consolidated Mining Company has
declared dividend of % cents per share, payable
July %.
Bullion valued at $4,000 was received IN this
city yesterday from the mines
The closing quotations of Lake Valley stocks yes
terday, as reported by Watson 4 Gibson, were;
(Irande. S5laQ$57s; Plata, $5A0$5os; Bella,
sol 0$2 80; Apache, 81 600Sl 50.
Father de Smet superintendent reports for the
week ending July that LOCO tons of ore were ex-
tracted from first level, ], 100 tons from second
level and 175 tons from third level. During the
week 2275 tons of were mllied. The north
end tunnel is IN 675 feet the Golden Gate cross
cut is m las feet the Golden Gate header is IN 80
feet and the third-level header is in AZ feet.
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STAl1IRlIINs,Ssv Sven AND nAnBoa TRANSPORTATION

~ AM ann s93vEn AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMFAN ddimce per 49, " L.. foot Cortiandt-st
e,t. OF fre sht warded as directed ID any part
Of the world -o,, ,,,ep.rc,,
t~FouALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
- ,,.l for delivery all kinds Of freight and Her-
elapdise 10 any part Of the city $500. ,,,-,. Avn
SEA ASD HAEBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND
HAKgOR LIGETEkAGE
IN the harborat reasonable rates - NJ -.
sTEAMBoArs, BARGEs AND GROVES ~ VhAi|
TER FOR EXCURSIONS ,-,.,,,
Steamers John H. starin aDd Eras'u' CorhIns 10.
u.N-TN l.aye pier Is y X aiJ p daily l7ataiaTs
e1CeUtcdI ,., orr and
taven disDAtch la All ioA-
Ere1,rbf tor pOnts On Al. l. * W T. II 5''''o' - " -
r A wen and points East AL tieIla va, Nrie. ne
fS%oHTH SHORE STATEN lsLANR-Ees'Ssy1 s,iss
1nIsats VA steamer IRON PIER l. r. Il. oy' r,S $3.50
SENTTA LsaIPYARD. Con nnniDA6. ~ - -
nsch,ne snd tio.lcr sh1pa everything A'1s'sA'-'-'
consfructOu All 30 u fos''tA
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CENTRAL AND HUDSON
PROVIDENCE LINE.
- EnR pRnNInENCE DIRECT

Connecting with Providence Worcester RR -
for ali POINTS NORTH and EAST via "OKCESIl.k
The entirely new and paatial steamer Rhode lsLAND
on MONDAYS Wednesdays and Fridays and the iaVOrte
steamer MASSACHUSETTS on Tuesdays Thursdays ana
n. m from Per 30 n r.. foot of Warren-st.
CONNECTIONS made at Providence, via r & 49,
or " Orcester and all Northern Eastern anu Nnte-
Mounfan points Tickets for sale at al principal ticket
Offices SateroOms secured az oces " Westcott Express
Co az Astor House 201 3cl, 5Jl anu AZ Broad
Nav and - Ifrh venue AID Windsor Hotel ticket Offices
~ - - i. W. fILkINs. GeueraI Pas. Agent
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REAL ESTATE
NFw-YoRK, Monday. July IL. 1882
RECORDED REAL ESTATE rhANsfbh1


NFw-YoRK Monday, July IL. 1892
RECORDED REAL ESTATE rhANsfbh1
sKw-YoRK CRY.
GoSrckst No 8. lot 20xlGo John White TO Mary a.
gomery TO W Henderson y a. 500
kingsbra ge-road. lOi.s. II n OF l66ths, S35Ox
i.stxirregulari p Rugeles referee, to samlJ --s,
69d-st > 800 IT 9 Of i0thave a25x22j 10 i63d-st,
1lVIKll2brl25xll2.6. same TO John Stutphrn
Jnulel Terrace. of loOth-st 5OxS9 4x5O.lOAs
AsO; saine 10 I Nor ary Z,loO
another '' 14o0O
to L brewster $500
l'thst 1885 II " Of Avc-c 25IioSs; Meyer TO
BAKER and husband p to brewster $4,000
Deut Oh and husband 10 John BrendeI ....--. 1.4Go
ythaye W a. lot o. Wag .tfe estate; also lots /, and
~ Oh Nagstaffe estate sOthst; AW
LO|crre executor. 70 Catherine Suydam.--.. 10000
Jane-st. cor Of Monroe-st. Ward. IOOxlO0;
49, William q Miller and wife TO walter MeIndoe 1000
., iS7 81 TCrowel TO fattie croseII.'' 1913
OHth-st OF lst-ave. le4x1O3 OK
lar Frederick Lewis, assignee 10 Rachel
Jacoby and another .....-.
Riverdaoave, n W Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5OxIOO;
Frances Darke and another 10 Isaac NJ Dyek-
bAOO
l-Jth-st Ger Of Madis0n-aye, 3jxsalI: Emilie L
Blot ct al Ellen 1883
Ridgast NJ - 2JxlOO, Anna sieke 20 ) II schaucr
ana 1880
G0ertz and wife To G. GRAF 240O
and husband to Church OF st James -. $4,000
l2th-st =, 659 n 9 Of 1th-aye. 2JxlO33x irregular;
the Sisters OF charity Of st Vincent de Paul 10 st
Nincent's Hospital 10
6fth-st. l2J II OF fth-aye ZOx 1905; Lehman
" Annette LEHMAN l'uVV
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
I'D MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST
VIA PHILADELPHIA Baltimore and WaShin gtOn.

after May 81 the magnificent Passenger Trains
Pennsylvania Railroad Depot foot Of COrtandtst
and DesOrOssesst. follows
sundays, parlor car attached arrives wash,
ngOn $40 D. Night express leaves Washington at 10
daily Sleepers and day coaches through TO Cincinnati
and Chicago
D. m daily Fast Line arrives washington 1925 m, Gin
cnnati $50 Chicago $3.50 and IT. Louis $50 m
B. palace seepers and day coaches though 10 Cincinnati
ST. Louis and Chicago.
night daily arrives At Washington $50 Day
Express eavee Washington at lO4O a. daily Sleepers
and day coaches through 10 Cincinnati.
~ NO line makes faster time TO the West Trains
arrive the West at G.5Oa. $50 and 1880 y.
Tickets sleeping Derths secured and baggage called
for and checked destination at ONCE No 3I5
Broadway and at all the offices OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company.
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WHITE MOUNTAINS.
on and after MONDAY, June 26
SPECIAL FAST EXPRESS THROUGH TRAIN
with Parlor and Day Cara win connect with the
PROVIDENCE LINE
OF steamers from NewYork leaving the steamer wharf
Providence 500 daily except sundays and running
throagh Worcester Fabyans and other WhiJe Noun
points without change
l. ". FILKINs, Genera Passenger Agent
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Brooalpn propcrtp FOR Sale an 60 &c

FOR SALE on very easy terms, fOur-story
brick dwelling the west side Of Columbia Heights
midway between Fulton Wall Ferries. overlook
the bay and running through 10 FurDan with four.
story Furman-s. lot 2JxlJO small amount only
Of cash required. Address p. LESTER, Tribune Onee