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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-12-08
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.


that honorable body and placed
on file. This Executive suggests
number of things for Congress
to do and Congress acts at its
own sweet will regarding the
matter. The administration
organs pronounce the document
cable" .sclear" and "statesman-
like" while the newspapers OF
different political complexion
pronounce it "Weak," "evasive"
ami ssnot calculated to impress
the American public" The fact
of the matter is that the Ameri-
can public do not take any
special stock in the Presidents
message. Few men, not one in
a hundred, read it through.
For the benefit of our readers
we boil the message down. Its
loading points may be summed
up as follows
We are getting along all right
with foreign powers.
Time will decide the Nicar-
aqua canal scheme.
Uncle Sam and Russia on
good terms.
America proposes to protect
its trade marks and submarine
cables.
Executive wants power to ap-
point delegates to foreign con-
ventions.
Onerous fines imposed by
Spanish authorities on L. 5.
vessels.
Germany has invited the
United States to attend interna-
tional Exhibition of 1888.
Mr.. Marsh, Minister to Italy,
dead.
No more paupers and GRIMM
ais coming from Switzerland.
Wants to fix up matters with
Ottoman Porte.
Wants Congress to settle the
Chinese question and reciprocity
treaty with Hawaii.
Mexicans and Americ rs can
cross the border in pursuit OF
criminals.
Statue of Washington to be
erected in Venezuela in July,
1883. United States Govern
menl invited to send repre-
sentatives.
Government having some
trouble with Chilli.
Peace Congress to assemble in
Washington in 1883.
Grade of some foreign consu-
lates raised.
Change recon- meDded in in
terna:ional maritime regulations
to prevent collisions at sea.
Smithsonian Institute com
plinented.
Treasury department reports
coinage of silver dollars needed
to retire silver certificates.
Reductions in revenue recon-
mended.
Considers present tariff system
unequal in distribution. Wants
free list enlarged.
Indians all quiet except in
<1IlLObNs
Congress asked to make pro-
visions for arming and equiping
militia.
Navy all right, but needs some
new irOnclads.
Pays tribute to the members
of the Jeanette and Rodgers
expeditions.
Wants the prestige of the
American navy restored, and
the lighthouse service inn
proved.
Postal department needs ex-
tending and improving, and also
reduction in letter postage.
Federal system of juri spru-
dence needs changing.
y Nv
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THE COURIS.
CALENDARs-JANUARY ..

gI.PrFYr COURT -CuLMsgEs-Hed ny Barrett i aendar
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~ pRIT COUgr-General Tenn Held by Davis, p. j.,
ana Brady and Daniels, is NChenumerated motions
StrRRWR COUAT-SPECIAL TERA-Held by Lawrence, -
Decisions No 80 81 65 So 80 30 80 Joy l0l lR iOS b0i
ay and Fact Nos 24O 2Ys l+5 l5B AL GS G0i POO,
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E Nos 1887 1913 1851 1874, 1894, 1910 81 L, 800,
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iio5 So 1856 1888, 1859 1880 1900 1885 $50, SSH
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7@S io3 40 1874 l!O1 l4lg i26l I296 I9 1924 2359
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sipgEI0R C0URI-GrNRRAL TBRH--licd by Freedman,
Ri1ti ana Arnou1 Js.Appezs from orders L. !, 2,
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So 522, 2tS. AL, l6S 49, go, ~. -
p.Rf- IA ANb Ill Adjourned for the term
COMMON PiRss-GFyERAL 1EHN.-ield by Van 'turt. G.
ana reach Nos g. < 10. il, 20 90 81 80, 81 49, 80,
"A a. a. 4 : 81. b. 90. 65, ~. goa, FOB
COMMON Pm s->rE,IAL TEEN.-Hed by pay. j.
No day calendar. ,.ur = ,t.t5 -. Van H.
scI T-No. 1850 1897, 1892 lG70, 1892 io3h ~ 3:S
~ SsG5 Ioi3 1902 II a. / is7. 57s.
pms II aNp IlI.-Adjourned for the term.
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led Order purity benevOence Justice and every
land just in proportion the scriptures have
been accepted. Ask an unbelleyor for an
explanation of this and the answer would he indced
" Thou hast asked hard question" Masters OF tne
science Of and Of art have all bowed down IN
Childlike simplicity the foot OF the cross Milton
matchcss genius lighted It's torch In tho divine ght so
with Michael Angelo, Dante and Bacon. shakespeare
admitted to he tho greatest genius OF them ALL had IN
scrbcd upon his sepulchre, " commit my soul INTO
the hands Of God. my creator hoping through the death
OF my saviour to partske of everlasting lire" Daiiel
Webster, who prepared his tomb while alive hau III
scribed It, Z" Lord, l believe help Thou the un
believers" Ask unhciever for reasons why CnIls.
anity mere fable. to explain why In the 'front.' on
the Christian army have been the glittering names III
ali HISTORIES call upon him to account for the tac lha
Chr-tiany has graspcd and hold the intellect Tor ages
and has been certified by such aud he Will say
" Thou hast asked "A hard thing"
The unhchevcr, resting only upon the qucksannh oi
and uncer antilles, Is never satisfied anu hP
cry out, 80 God II there IL such thing as co., saw
my suu ero | die" Christians In the present age pl
scOrn. trying to live good lives, need NOT W
alarmed by theactivity OF modern scepcs Every argu
ment that Is brought forward against religion has DeG
brought forward and forward and over again, III
ages past by whose names have faded rom ,ntn
ory and crushed and over a9ain Dy
tianty after the atheisc theories are Iorgotl
Christianity will nc told To millions One might as wen
OF Christianity by the arguments or iniides NotWit
standing the little things that now living IN luce
OF Christianity the time Will surely come when inc as
nidc having surrendered his difficult task VIII throw
down his pen eNclam; " Gather me II, IN GU ha1V
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king whose request Is command. He who rejects IL
Ia guilty Of disloyalty The king who gave wedding
feast punished the rcecors OF His invitation. One hand
ia outsrechcd In mercy the other bears the rod go
the apparent delay I'm Christs complete conquest Is
planned lie Is king over all, though not by all
Acknowledged. Why does He smite His foes Because
His kngy majesty il sOened by priestly ntcrcessiOn
Justice is tempered with mercy. Because OF this union
We the twO-fod relationship bear to him-priest
and king Saviour and master lie IL priest, but He
may become king. He saves us to rule over Many
willing I've saved who not willing TO he ruled by
Him IL s idle to talk OF trusting Him unless we obey.
Thus we have the peace spoken OF In the text The
counsel of peace shall be between them both" These
offices combined make deep ana lasting peace for
through the priesthood peace Of conscience freedom
from sin by the power Of the CROSS from the kngship
peace comes He reigns in our mortal bodies-peace
given peace won There IL peace by surrender peace
by conquest. Rest given and rest found So we have
the union between the and the cr0wnsuer-
ing aud sOVcreigutV.
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CHRISr As PRIEST MD KING.

The Eer H. " Sanders al The Ce0tr1t BIp''st chreh.
AT tie Central Baptist Church, in Forty
tccondst near seveul-aye., the Rev. If. VI. Sanders
preached a seunon nom zochaIiah vi l3: And he
shall bo n priest up3n his throne; and the counsel oil
peace shall De between them both"
lie jews, the preacher said, were nj this time without
King having returned from captivity, though they had
q high priest. Zcchariah hidden 10 take from the
captycs silver and gold and make crOwEs and set them
on the head Of the high priest thus uniting the sacer
hotal and regal office, which had heretofore been ea
ously kept apaIt-a symbolic prophecy Of the Messiah
who unite tho double character Of priest and
King tho Israetes were about 10 rebuild the temple,
yechaTiah encourages them by the prediction That this
priest, king shall build the imperishabe temple. The
subject of NY sermon is Christ tits double glory OF
priest and king building the spiritual temple.
Consider these offices separately. A. king
lie rules now. lie is king de jure and
DE- facto BY native right and majesty he
rules the hearts aad lives OF men, and has lent His
b. the highest He Is priest
lie stands bet wecn man and God lie has the requisites
Of priest IN HIS personal character and work. and At
ias pat away sacrifice By the sacrifice of Himself
Consider the union Of these offices. Christ If priest
fore lie ia king, end hing because He is priest As
priest suffered He is sovereign became he suffered
lord because He loved regns because lie dod The
Foundation OF Chrss rule is sacrifice Men ove
6Ed obey Hin because He died for them The cross Is
His throne from which He rules, as in this Dfe Of ours
Eervsns" so Jesus, DIOR the suffering Of death, 10
Crowned with glory and honor -; He became obedient
pinto DEATH wherefore God hath highly exalted Him"
Even the cross pale and palsed HIS hand gave
aerown TO him who said, Lord reIaenber INC When
Written the cross" This Is the king OF the jews -
intended a sarcasm, was truthful tribute.
While exalted to be prince and saviour He still re-
tans his pnes y character As priest He still pleads
ioI His people He treth ~ make intorcessioD"
With authority He pleads from His throne of power.
WIN the commission OF priest He has the power OF
sklng He does not wish Us good merely, He works us
good He Is not simply benevolent, He Is benehcent.
BACK " pri6stly benedict1ou lie sovoreignty,
Consider the results Of this union IL IL In tho union
OF These offices that the celebrations and commands Of
the Gospel are reconclled AZ priest no invltes-even
urges; as king lie commando. The invitation Is from
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n, pu. because they do not steal enough Vany
We sro md down with its hands behind " ~, ari
VI these two cities homes with womens S' "ny, oHnd-
foDcs ~ NJ winch were made ont Of the Distress VI tn
insS whose money went into noSaarSs. human
thea S IN the crimson plush There Is the Ennc
on neensed God lowering over all the Snd cali upon
J." Disgorge." Come out IN clcuiai' Vnnnr men be
yG Srs OF stock gambling beware Of ~ doIS way,
Won II YOU cannot earn iyehhoNGm See ths diving
gambler in his derum lie talks 81 oG Go%m He rises
ages buyer sixty days stocks up shares of Illinois
~ AZ quarters
u. ~ tU ms Stocks down Let us pray
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tT,lIE FIRM OF MAcBRIDE s. PALMER
1llneiral Jlstrnments.

-BEAUTIFUL ORGAN the "MOZART,"
N. New style No. - OOO II stops 10 fun sets Golden
Tongue Reeds solid walnut highly polished case New anu
valuable improvements Just added STOOL Dooh music G
board mere only sixty dol
ars net cash Satisfaction guaranteed in particular or
Nancy refunded after wears Every sold sells
another II is standing adveItiscment order at once
Nong saved by correspondence. Ny factory Just
noted caplty 1000 Instruments 20 days very latest
wood working machinery. Wat capital enables
me 10 manufacture goods for less money than ever
AddressOr call upon ... - ., ~ $1,000,
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> c CIV RIVER AND uARDon TRANSPORTATION

CHARMS ,u,, .,..,,,,,,,,. .,,o,,
COMPANY.
Office Pier Is. y. r.. foot Cor,andtst.
Consmcuts Of freight forwarded as directed to any part
OF the world.
UNEQUALIED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
Orders for delivery OF all kinds Of freight and me
chandisc to any part Of the city.
SEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND
HARBOR LIGHTERAGE.
Freight Of every description promptly ghtorcd any point
in the harbor at reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS, AND BABGES ALWAYS on HAND
TO CHARTER
Steamers John II. and Erastus Corning for NEW
HAVEN, leave Pier ls y. r. at p ~ daily. Saturdays
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS co.. between NewYork and
New Haven. Care and dispatch guaranteed
Freight points d. L. q W. r. r. received At Per J..
For New. Haven and points East at Pier H.
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND.-Eleven Miles for
Ten Cents via sfron Pier J. T. r.. foot WhtehAst
CENTRAL SHIPYARD, COmmuuipaw, N.J.-Dry Docks
Machine and Boiler shops everything auperalnng 10 the
construction anu repair of vessels
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5ituations t0anteo--females
or COOK and LAUNDREs

HOUSEWORK or COOK and LAUNDRESS:
by scotch Protestant girl, ready willing end not
family ready when wanted and stay where she
can by attention to her work and good behavior retain
constant home No 202 Ghaye between 18th and 18th sts
shoe store.
TNVALIDS NURSE.-By q very respecta-
Bile mlddle-aged woman take ful charge Of an IN;
valid very Kind agreeable disposiou best hrcey
city reference last place city or country Can al
buckles, $50 4thave. near 2ltlst
NURSE.-By a we'll educated North German
~ girl 10 take care OF growing chdren IL hrstcass
seamstrcss coed fancy hand worker and willing to 10
light chambcrwOrk references Call at 10 St Marks
place East Sthst, Sdave.
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5tedmboats an0 Railroads.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.--
e%SShiiHs S@y, Issi f%ays Ss%YoT S,,n., r,.,o,
si5 a. m"For Fiomingon High Bridge Branch, Eqston.
port Tam%qaa Xn5iieoES 5cla6on so p..,,n u,r
ri:Nurg Manch Chunk Hszleton Wikesbarre &c
3:45 D. H-For Easton. Mauch Chunk. THnsqua, Drifton
4'6op m.GFor Mish Bridge Branch. Easton &C.
5i3o p m For Eason Allentown. Reading Harrisburg
inermcdatc stations $50 M for East9n, Allentown
ff For a1a at 10 az 75 so $40 s39
@ao S5 so 1 T. go & SIS 5ao 5i5 g. 6'i5 $50 7
TSr SIR e a5s So@. !si FINE M Rne at.aon
" l. and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
". Leave al :, SID q. NJ u m. 2, $50 a. g. opm
F8R 4HEhoGD at s5 fSu = ~ l. D. C. p u For
Keyrort at ;: Is m I2m.. "a, ., 6p N
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Highlands si6s NJ, T. n 4p M, M For Monmouth Beach
Aq Ta 'i RED Bank l ~ Tor Iascadcd Tom. River
Rarncsa for a MaP PaT s Toms
h m'I Tor f'akGM WOO Toms RIVER Barneast &C.
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
~ ForTaEYf fjtD and ni' ri fL ABE
For rd hSys SSS2 2 nn4 S1n q $50
100 400 5;99 l2P m on sunday at s so m,
li RGr 4 Ts4 5ao 5 On f5aday d" t' 3o s II
Return trains leave Philadelphia FOR New York
From stations Phla aud Reading II. r. Ninth and Green
Sta 1870 $40 $50 II M 1915. 3i5 $40 $40 IL p
ON sunday at $40 A. M, $50. ~ y.
From THIRD Berk ss 81 TO- s:2O 30 H. oZ0,
$50 1880 p. SUNDAY at s:l5 a. NJ $50 p Ip "a
From TTenOn-l25. $40 S03 p04, lOOS II - M, 1903
426, G;24 1928 p m. SUNDAY li26. 0:l0 a. ~. Bl+ m
PULLMAN pA RLOR ca RS attached To DAY trans
aud sLEFPiTG, COACHES to midnight trains from New
York and philadelphia
Connection made 20 Jersey CITY St&llOh 10 Hhu HoH
BROOKLYN and Erie Depot jersey city. ,,o ,., a.,
ckit for sale al foot n Iiberty.st Nos Wv 28 iOl,
pil gbf I323 broadway and at principal hotels nos
anG Court-.t and Annex ONCE Jevelis wharf hookyh
Transfer D0dd'l j. Nnfe7- VII tli lot ana
check baggage from hotel or residence todesunaoa
JOSEPH = HARRIS ii. /. bhLDMlN,
General Manager. uob Ia7s' Ab'ilt'
EOR BRiDGEPORT and all points on llOU-
Il RATONIC aud NAUGATUCK RAILROADS steamers
Catbarus sin al 80 800 rive third st.
Fast River Sl5 D. Fare lower than by any other route
NTEW-HAVEN, MERIDEN, HARTFORD,
~ sPRINGFIELD, HOLYOKE, SOUTH VERNON, 81.
JOUNSBC ny 60 Steamers leave Pier 20 4. IT, al p m
and l.S0 suRdays oIcePie il.sO M boat connect
train Tiokete sold aud baggage checked al b4A
broadway T. Z, and Court5L, Brooklyn EIeurson 10
Now Hayeu and Teturns VI o.
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6ltudllone Uanieo-- tentnlce.

4 PROTESTANT SERVANTS. BUKEAu.
Y. An luds Of good competent female servants Ger
and other useful girls Tor city or country also maze
no, ma ,olorcd servants At the large old'tslapIshH
pR1TFSTASr HOME BUREAU, 1870 oth-A'e" ioHth
house above lGthst,
. GOOD COLORED LAUNDRESS can fur
\ p,sb families wit washing done q home win Tie be.
Satisfaction Please call at 1853 %os 2ihs H. r. top moor
4 SSISTANT FOREW a first-c lass
Y dr,esmakcr a. assistant forcwoan OF VIII go ONT ~
The o1, L. private faInri, well recommended Address
Miss BARTLETT, 20 CID ave
=, ,f,,,rico Iipdmu-t & Co.'S Swedish,
~ French and German EmploYmen' once - s{hR'c'
formerly Al thsvo, corner githst E9lADi'heG !9.-
NHAMBERMAID and Wal !. kE L.,i3:,cy "a, "a
yrry capable scotch girl with best city references can
Sr. and MAKE .inds; Is neat honest sober ana III
tv ceu l-th and 18Th SIS. over shoe Ht"Ic'
GENERAL HOUSEW ORk.-By neat,
x ProtostGn nj girl; thoroughly understands general house
work, city or country, IT, oth s,e,,----
II0USEMAID. &c.-By q refined young
woman Who is in every wsy qualified " Nil the place OF
ladies' companion chamberpaa n gen; enans hogsS
very trstwOrthy, honest sober snd hiu sewer w.
very neat and adykc but understands her pace ~ o.,
Vat CIV or country call at 292 tthaVe bSIWeeh 4olh
and 18th stAa y. \.
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9ltnntlnns plante0-- Alales.

MATE or LEARN WIlEELMAN'S DUTIES
IVA on TUGBOAT.-By active. experienced young
colored man, age 2l guarantees that his references
and -"Iyices will De satisfactory W. CAHIHlGlI sOulh
Mia North Carolina.
MESSENGER, WATCHMAN, or LIGHT
WI PORpER.-By n respectable, well educated young
% steady sober and furnish the best OF
city.
SALESMAN,-By a smart young man (22);
- has Ind in the millinery notions ana fancy
goods ana Is afraid II give good references
Address p. ROBERTS p Cannon ST.
ETSEFULMAN.-By n young man with ten
- years general business experience; not afraid OF hard
hours willing where and do anything
that viii living security Tor honesty II required Ad
dress C., Box Al, Tribune once
ITSEFULMAN or PORTER.-By n smart
I young man. 49, Is willing and not afraid OF work. can give
good references. Address L. 1913 Hudson St
VMTER-By a Swede; single, young aad
" well RECOMMENDED neat sober and OF good dsposi
tion. MAURICE LIN DQUISrS swedish Employment
once, 3jj lthsve, between 10Th and 2Gih-sts.
WAITER or SECOND WAITER.-By a
W young Swodri sober willing and with some expert.
cncCi has good recommendations wages no object can at
$50 4tnRyc, between 25th ana 26th-st'.
NYATCHMAN.-By n smart, willing young
W man 26l married - sober and steady and not afraid
Of work Call or address +. McGOtrY 1871 East l1th's
NNATC Ii NAN or STABLEMAN Bye young
w Nlo has had hr-t-clas7 experience with horses;
understands tdc Of harness is honest and temperate
Cali OF address W. BELL Is NutErr.st
NNATCHMAN or USEFULMAN.-By smart
give good references Address L. F. MCCARTHY SIJ East
.OtaAt.
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DOUBLE TRACK, TIE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MEST AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSIST
ENI WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY

Express Trains leave NewYor, via Desbrosses and Cot
Iandt streets Ferries follows
1870 $50 $3.50, 30 Limte) II 800. $40, I, o.
g. 7, and D. ana II night sundays. 3SO, and
a. H., 3. q. T. and q D. M, and II night
Trans New. daily, except sunday az
73OG and running through via IroDon and cam
den -
Returning trains leave Broad street station Philadelphia
l2;Ol 3IJ 40 T. 1880 $50 and IL a. IN. Limited Express
1880 D. M B 4. D. q, T. 100 and pm on sunday, l2Ul,
S4j, - q. 80 H. H., J. T. 1880 and y m Leave PhlSdeI
phla Camden 30 .. m. daily, except sunday
Ticket OicCS 526 and OiI Broadway, Aston House anl
of COurtst BROOK
station, foot or FutOn.st Brooklyn, Nos -
us HudsOu.st ObOkcn Station Jersey CITY Emil
gran YorE Trans Gonnsny viii call for and check
bapg from hotel. and residences.
FRANK THOMSON, J' IL. NOOD,
General Manager. General Ph'si agent
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.


GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave NcwYork Dcsbrosscs and Coandt streets
EcrIicsas follows:
Harrisburg, Pittsburg the West and South. with Pullman
Palace Cars attached, n. m, and r. daily NewNork
and Chicago Limited. OF Pullman Palace Cars. daily.
WiliamspoTt. Lock Haven, \ a. ~, q p. NJ. Cory and
Erie at connecting Cory Tttusve PefrO-
lcum Centre, ami the OH Regions.
mgt0n Express" Of Pullman Paror Cars daily except sun
day lOa arrive Washington D. m Regular az ]oO and
$50 a. m. $40, and D. m. and IL night.
sunday 800 a. m. 7 and q y. m, anu IL nlHhL
Express ion Baltimore, except sunday, D. H.
For Atlantic city D. except I'm ~.
Boats OF Brooklyn Annex connect win, an througn
Jersey y anordng speedy and direct transfer
Trans arrive: FROM Pittsburg, $3.50, a. m. $50 and
lO.O5 d m daily $40 ~. daily. except Monday From
Wasbpcon and Baltimore 500 $50 $50. J:55 and
1880 D. M SUNDAY. $50 800 and 1880 From
phadclDhia {.5O 600 80. $40. 1910 ll:4O NJ lilo,
2 800 800 $50 1870 500 9jj, 1905 and 1890 IN sun;
day $3.50, 900. 80. ll+o a. m, $50 "oo' IO'oo and
Il. m.
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CTONlNGION LINE FOX BOSlON.
> CONNECrING WITH ALL POINTS EAST.
FARE 20 oI first class limited tickets, good only
rs specified Oh their face. ......... ..,.u.,
StranerS NAHRAGANSI"IT and MASSACHUSETTS
daily except NuuayS al 400 b. an from ller So N Is
too, ol jay st. arriving In Boston at q. M.
tickets sale at principal Tie Ret Oncos Stacioous
secured al MtstcOts Express CO.. ~ Nos 3S and
3g1 broadway Astor House and 9t Metropolitan ana ftth
Avenue Hotel ticket Offices.
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VROVIDTNCF line Ton FrtIgN Only. =. :, =.
Steamers leave Pier 20 foot Uf Warrgn n IL az D. H.
l.,, e,..nt sundays for Boston Via Providence direct
Freight VIA othcrl line taken At lowest iat-, ~. . -
ID. :. HABCOCK, President l. W tlLhlNS, n. Agt.
TTNIE POPULAR SHORE LINE TO BOSTON.
4 All RAIL from Grand Central Depot
ec onrrss trans daily except sunday 10 Boston az
sos a. m I D. paror cars Attached ana up III N"''"
HundaVs NJ Ia %. m. with palace sleeping cars.
IimiIcd lie keta 10 Boston all rail- 90. ,.--.,,.
ricketts, and paror seats can be obtained NJ
Fh Avenue aud Windsor Hotel ticket ohces and AZ eiaha
Central Depot
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West Side.

R4O 5TH-ANE.- Handsomely furnished
s2B room parior floor with prya bath ana closet
sO fourth OOr With hrstcHSs board; reference
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-09
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
, MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST,
Via PHILADELPHIA BaltimOre. and Warrington.
CALIFORNIA.

4 'AIIFUKNTN, -
y OREGON, COLORADO, ST PAUL, MIME.
APOLIs, and points In NEBRASKA. UTAH. MON.
TANA, DAKOTA, MINNESOTA and the NORTH
WEST arc reached direct from CHICAGO VIA the
CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN Ky.
II runs from TO five daily each way between
CHICAGO ana prominent Western points IT ALONE
RUNS IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS west OF
CHICAGO. PULLMAN SLEEPERS are run on all Of its
through and might trains of and other in.
formation apply by letter In person TO any coupon ticket
agent % tu J.. T.. BOOTI.
General Fnsicrn Agent No 40 Broadway York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-09
TO PHILADELPHIA.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
% TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND . ON
SUNDAY. THREE STATIONS IN PHILADJL-
PHGA TWO IN NETWORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-09

| EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-PasSenger
u and after Dec 3. 1851 viii leave depot foot OF
De sta nj $40 A. $40 D. ana $50
pm for Estou Bchlehem Allentown Reading Mauch Chunk
WllhcsbarIr, TOwlnda, Wayey, ithaca, Geneva Lyons
Buffalo the West Train at M Tor EaStOn, Bethlehem
Allentown Reading Mauch Chunk, Wilke.barre and Pitts
ION Pullman sleeping coaches attached 10 $50 train.
Trains at 80 aud D. H. connect FOR all points
" ' j. -. BYINGTON. @. p. 4.
General Eastern Office. church and ,Ortandtsts.
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sle EAST 2OTH-ST.-A third floor of thr c
30 rooms private bath roomj suitable Tor two persons
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