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The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-08-03

$500
On motion Of Commissioner Boyd the following
resolution. offered by Commission er Peake, was
Gdopt. d:
S::ssit Resolved, That the following spsrfned
a1nouhts be levied On the taxable real and per:
sonal property Of wadens county, for the follow. "
Ing pun poses. viz: e
County ruad and bridge fund, twelve hundred
dollars 81 9oo); poor expense eight hundred dol
lars 8 N; interest on county debt i've hundred
dollars $500: sinking fund for paying the float
ing Indebtedness, five hundred dollal1 $500.
On notion 1t was voted to raise ono mill tax OH
the taxable rrsl and personal property Of Wadcns
county for general school purposes:
On motion, the following bills Were ali5*ed
S. Dahmen, for board and care Of Mrs.
Winch and two children, c,unty charge. g %
tax list, sc..........:.... 49, . ....:.... Il 81
]. II, Montgomery, for conveying Lizzie
Winch to Martin county ........... 81 o.
Giles Feake, G>Y table. 27S
c. c. Parker. assessing the unorganized part
Of county. sf-es
e. 4. Alton, for examining into the cogtli.
ton Of Lizzie Winch. and removing her
to Wadena, per order Of Commissioner
Pcake 90
On motion, the board adjourned to meet July
y, ut 5 O'Clock pm +. e. FELL,
Clerk Of th,. R,mr,l
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Business Cards.
VADyNA POST OFFICE.

VAD1NA POST OFFICE.
OPEN FROM 7:3O A. N. TO $40 p. N.
Ns,, closes, ysaaE East at to:4s Am. and s4s pm.
Mail closes, going West At. 800 pm.
Mail closes for Parkers Prairie Mondays
and AH1adays at.. INV s.m'
N~l Slooos for lnman aud Doer Crock At $50 a. m.
Mali closss for Long Prairie Friday At. 100 an
N>nsy 0rdess IAN BE- obtained upon post
eHees II all parts Of the United States.
GILES PEAKE, P. u.
LocAL HMI CARD OF n. 2. r. \.
TRAINS GOING WEST.
NJ l. .eail. daily except Sunday 3:iss:s us -
- ASs 4. l:65 Z. -.
= 400 p. m.
TRAINS aolN0 KASf.
HA1 Mali. dauy except Sunday iS:%n c n
Ne. I. Exptees, =. a.s0
n. L Freight :: L" s:35s. n.
tnA~<. have Wadfna every Monday ana
ra.,.i.. for Wtightstowu and Parke1' tra'-
rie. osnnecsiu< At Parkera Prairie with Stages
st.se is.xes every Monday morning 'o'
.D<le Csesk and 1nnan.
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FERNS: $500 Per Year:

Regular Meeting. 81 the Hoard OF
county, mlnAeeOto. ,,
..,,...., WADEsA. Ninn July a. ls2
Board met ptlr.>uant to law. ::
Observation-Disclosures Ii. LYONS, e. II Peak.
and John Boyd
Board called to order by II. ii% Lyons. ep.irm.n.
Minutes Of last meeting read and approved.
coHxIrrEE kRroR7e
The committee appointed to inv igate and 1e.
po7 Oh the bill Of Brsisier bailey, report ~ Eol.
lows:
We recommend that the btll for plank ,A,1a.,
'o~ed a. IN full, amounting to s73,%s. asd III a$e
oe @''o"ed for labor. C.H. PEAKx,
JOHN Boyb
On motion Of cur,.a-,ou.l: Lyon. ~ she ,.,.,,t
W. accepted t1d t.r comnitt,ee dl,cb5..;rsted.
com'nias.toi'er rc.te asked for - extension Il
nme, which was granted. to report on: the CON-
municstion from H. D. Parfs
On motion Of Commiaioner Boyd tie bond uf
L. ". Babcock as coroner was approved.
On mot1en Of ofCornnl.,ioner Buyd the sslar, Of
the county pdysictsn Nas rsised sI2 per year, to
take effect from the date Of appointment. r..
On motion Of Commissioner Boyd one hundred
ana hfty JollaFs WAS appropriated OH th. rad be-
tween verndale and Thol,astovn, to te rxpendea
under the supervision Of Conmn,iis saonsr tsmu.-
On motion, esOwss voted to lpexpended oatths
bridge across the Leaf River, mar f7uat.a mill,
to be expended under the superviziou VI Commis-
sioner Boyd. -
On motion 81 ft! rtsIe III; th,;b boald m n D.,
struSted Commissioner ,Ryd to complete the
bridge across the Leat>River on tile .st.tr ro.I::
and render bill Of expense at the next meeting Of
the board.
The board proceeded to examine and count the
funds In the treasury. and also to examine the
books and vouchers Of the Auditor and Trvxsu,i;1 Il,
and after making the sal flied written / c.rt. q
cate with ttis Auditor, As required by law.
The following resolution, offered by Commi,
aioner Peake. was. on motion IL co,hiiaiiissioner
Boyd, adopted:
i. i. Resolved. rh.,s tie ,un of three III thousand
nine Hundred dollars Is. so be levied on the tax,
ab,e real and personal property Of the county of
wa'iena. and state Of Ainnesots, for the purpo.c
Of defrayins the general expenses of the county
TOR the year 1882 according to the following item
lied statement Of expenscs for the ensuing year
viz
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On motion. the board adjourned to meet July
y, ut o'clock pm. &c. FIELD,
Clerk Of the Buxrl
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"AMUL1IrUDEo oFDIVERsE ELLMENrS.

The managers Of the Passion Play issued call
on Tuesday for persons who wished to talk Dart in
the presentation Of tie play Is members OF the
" mu titude Or what III theatrical pallance are
known as d" supers TO Apply at No 100 West
Twonty-fouitn-at Mr. Morse has said that only
persons of goOi standing ~ The community, as
shown by the references they must bring with
them, wouid be enrolled. Ia answer to MI
MoIse's Gala for such persons, multi
iude of people made applications. Ii
was not the select and pleasing multi
tude that was expected or alleged TO be eX-
was the great III washed multitude. II was made
up OF hat the ancient Greeks called the Hol
POlOi -; - hat tine Harvard students call muck
ers -; aud what az sometimes kHown as "sluns."
IL was q pleasant party. they stood the STARS
and IN the Railways. A few OF the more cultivated
ones gathered around tho garbaee- oarrel III from
OF the building and sang soothing 'dittos or
" chatied the wayisrlng man. In: in tbs
building redoient Of beer and onions,
while now and tnen one cOuid detect
The oiOr OF the eXasperatng sauer-lTaut. Charity
wOnld be all used up before II could cover that Iu-
titGde OF sinners
" hen the lime was ripe q large part of the multi
tude were usherod INTO the hell, where they were
put through the manual II arms ana given their
irst lesson IN how t. peOdle water IN the streets OF
Jerusalem or nde cameFs back thumbing Il
harp. The r,st Of the multitude tnat waited oIt-
SIDE while the first sectlOn prac Used, beeuded the
tine in profanity, Obscrnity aud sacrlege. 1t was
o sCcn0 wei calculated 20 strike ierOr into The
hearts Of % respectable and civilized c0mmlni. y.
When The multitude were drawn in tie hall 10
listen TO The inspiring words IF The saee-nanagtr
they looked ike some OF the worst roses Of
thai were ever lett over FROM church laT. The
most unwashed part of the multitude awaited
further orders outside tie suli-TOom. Occasionally
Que two persons would come out into the hall.
Such venturesOme persons would be received with
al sorts OF jceTs
"Wha arc they glvln' yer in 'there' Teachin'
yer the double flip or Dlayin' polo with yeTI"
81 say OLD boy, been bedding water, o. monkey
ing with the oamelsfO
Hello. here comes Pontius Plate. Make way
for CID PoIt. Go H. Old woman, Pl nod yer bon
net"
With these captivating remarks The multitude en-
teItaIned themselves for some time. In another
part OF the building MI Morse went into ccslacies
over the Passion Play, reiteratlng with great fire.
QueDcy the statement that only those with ref
erenccs would form tho nut!tudeD
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WoMEY ARRASrAD Foe THIGVIEG.

Three women were yesterday arrested for shop
lifting. and in he Essex Market Police Court JUS
tice Smith held them for trial. In default of bail
they were locked up. Dora Embasch, middle
aged German, said she was peddlcr and had no
home she carried basket, and for two hours
s,rolcd about tue different departments OF Ridley's
store under the surveillance of an cmpoye. who
noticed her cOnceallDg articles whenever she
reaching the sidewalk. She had goods worth about
500 III her possession.
ada Seller age twenty, who said she lived ~
BROOKLYN, was charged with steaiinf n silk hand
k,rchief from the stOrc OF John +. McGulrc No. 263
(irnnd-si II was found in her sacqnc pocket and
she declared that sAc could not account Tor It's being
there.
sarah Williams, a refined locking young woman
age twenty, Of No % West Twenty.thirl-st =.
was arrested at the instance of clerk in Lord ~
Isvlor's Grald-st. store a gcntleman's silk scarf
was found in her null, which IL Is alleged, she stole
rom the store. She sobbcd bitterly ana was
scarcely abe 10 speak, great was her grief She
also declared her innocence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-21

The Board OF luca.ion held its las. &c Sllar ses-
sion for the year yesterday &c e-Do1a. AL the
Commissioners VII IA the exception 81 Mr. 3adrli lee
were present. Thomas L. Iial4i-en No-min \.
Clllcins, John II. Tanning. Wa ila JOnel. Arillrr
McMullin and James God sin were cectci Assistant
SuPcrntendenls for tue ensuing year. : IA ulniIOn
TO increase the salary 81 tie ianiiCrS - pri II
was deica ed liy vote % 10 20 ..
commissioner " oO1, chairman of tao Commit
tee on School Studies presented ihc following re-
pot:
10 NE beard Of Filtration.
The Committee on inc Conre Of Studies ha' had under
coi iGelatiOn TIE ouiion sclnd Pa-cs 6JJ, tJ3
aud ~ OF the Jouc al OF the BIari In tie inSosaI-
tioa % he SUBJECTS referred 10 Line pro racc iuet
in:s have heen cid, a whcl sixteen prrcpta, eic.t
NceprmclaN, tie Principal OF iia Trfi.iIg - ar
mcnl, Or Hun;'r are as:;sani ,:ic'ihichd. ils ana
the tiy superintendent AZ >rarcd AMI gay eNdcacr
Ia, committee together WITH Conlnrf''ncf DC 80,
tn!y aad carr:aly e-at.'LeG al ii"" vito IS ~ ~
ticI to tho present OF study requirements ~
IL chect upon nc hcata az q nrosro . % as! i.. ~
Gtncia IHrpoil " ''.F TESTIMONY rici "''' -" ~
opinion that the 81 sGG;, wEal. j. aoi rAccS-
ave IL lis requirements, Thai /. 90 not imro,c "pf
thlS cHhu"t ne acc"pl-Lc' N!t.ol 81 ~ ~, ~
LCalih, s;icn.th anC C0inioi q" Chor tccic? % hpl
~ cGr pubic tcoo In i1aE-ag il'5 Tei eiai
u - fccn@ii'1eu ana a"liiirI tat lHuiNi'aii
Lave occur Ell IL wsicI OBJ ctons Gish - n@ TO lhe
aY0f''be lnnueng2 ulod nc pupils. In; We ". ~
ihaf at least l2oo)o eIrtn are ~ ai
81 uctng The neei, ma abiiyO ihe iLas anu q - 80,
lew, iaesc ln.nij;la instances arr no. nA'h ''"is
ana strong CROUCH 20 serve n an ln"!c,ii-ht
asai et The conrst or even ~ req niplf In i.
u@ii:st rs Ec.Crs ,.Tiis, usefulness ard gic pliiJ
come. neccssity To-. mo idea ion ami cHai Tie
oi stHGy miii-ctJ eLc.leni a. itlswVuc o. frIhsi'
IuE "a genera. fcI:nics AMONG wien my DE-
Hc;ii,ucd III al uihuor NJ tine. iEh diii'Gn:i"h
relation 10 tic fcacacf;' ,r,ral MA sIao eEsiat p,
prospective III ~ Ec:oi, iH r,iauoH 10 spcM ShJ Us
whcI IL the IgIt % &c ryd ne ooi bcJ Il "'i'' "e
dcardDlr To max.
f,st- ana, tnc 4eacHor, M-!al "e rr',.ed an i,s
: III fiiff.u a. ills Vs.
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COURT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES p.

SUPREME COURT-CHLA BE Rs-Held by Lawrence J-Cssi'
endsr called at II m.NOs 10, IL ~, IS 80 ~ 3f ~
40 co. d. r. u.s. s 1875 ih4. lJ7, 1913. 1914 loo 4-
1870, 1896 1877 2O4 An assessment calendar VIII also NC
called
SUPREME CoURT-sPRCIAL TERM-Held by Van Worst. j.
Case N, No 2SI NO calendar -.
bUPREAE COURT-CiRfulT-PAET 1-Held by Bafrett -
Case On, No 1882. No ,iay alendar. -, -
PA1 II-Held by ponohue Cease on No Jul w
day endar - 80 ,so
PAN III-IIeld by Iarremors Nos l6i7 1872, 6ss
34B3, 1856 :, 4Xt. 1885 y. 2SJS 3OIZ.
SUPERIOR COURT-SPEcAL TEgH-Heln by Armour, j.
No day calendar. -
sUPKRIoR CoURI-TkIAL TREH-PARr Held w Iruar'
J-NOs OIL bU1 25 900 G22 62s tsd 654 o04. 2oI 4Ao'
22S 10 $50. Gl 8, SUi, 255, 422. 42a 1876 Oz9.
COAAOS PLGAs-srKoIAL TERH-Heid by Van Hoesen j.
No day calendar. -
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAI TeRM-PART lied BY Beach; j.
nos 1879 1913, ll42 2O7s 24S4, 22e 1903 2OSO 2sa5
PART II-Hed by Van Brunt. mos 2lb2. 3-ot, z9oS
1880 2do8 2aI5 s4a 2Oos 2O92 2Z5o, 22es 200S 2469
1905 sO4 22S4, 22S2. PISA 23UD. ,,
suHRooArrs CoURI-Held ~ Rollins s-Contesed wills
Of Adam GROSS 10 William ID. frickie at IL M,
OF Ellen n Mellen At 1850 p W.. motion eaeaear ealea
At liza
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me COCRTS.
CIVIL NOTES.

Surrogate Rollins yes;eEdly rendered de-
cision in the contest the will Of the laie William
Henry Vcsey formerly Untrd states Consul et Nice;
lie holds thai the objections to probate Of The VIII
ore groundlcss.
+. &. Thomas yesterday in the Supreme
Court recovered verdict for 1000 against the city as
damages Tor a broken lee.
Henry Sanger, on behalf of himself and
other holders OF the bonds Of Michigan Midland aud
Canada Railway Company. began suit against the Can
ada Southern Railway Company IN the Unied states
Circuit Court to the interest the bonds OF the
aforementioned company, which had been guaranteed
by the Canada Southern, The tried yesterday
b. Judge Wallace and jury. The amount involved
was S32, 1895. Judge .llace directed the jury 10
find verdict Tor the plaintiffs.
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SHERIFF DAVIDsoNs APPOINTMENTS.

announced the following appointments, TO take
effect on January l. 1858: Under Sheriff, Joel D..
Stevens; Assistant Under Sheriff, Daniel T. Finn |;
Sherlh's Counsel, W. Burke Cochrane Chi.f Of
order OF Arieit Department. Daniel McGOnigal I;
W arden OF the County jail, James BOwe; oherffs
AucuOneers, r. and C. Waters; Deputy Shertfs
W. T. Frederick Peter TrainOr, Seth c. Doug glass,
JOhn r: OHara. Thomas Wild, Patrick Begg,
James Shells, Thomas L. DAILY, Dennis Keenan,.
John bennett Alexander j. Dowd, Stephen
Vbrlen, John +. Walsh, James Young, Dennis
DE Courcy. James Fay, Matthew PAtten, Peter
McGuinpess, Thomas II. Sullivan, Bern ard CALI
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4 MAN NTH MUCH MONEY MISSING

Two men called at Police Headquarters last night
and asked for information about Rufus Cuppns, OF
No. 800 West Twenty. frst-St., who has been miss
inp since tuesday morning lie owned a number Of
carts aud did a prosperous business, but legal
troubles have recently disturbed him greatly
When he eft home he had nearly 81 200 in money
in HIS pockets and il il feared that he has ialeu
into the Ina ads of criminals. some of his iriendi
hope how ever, that be Las only been drinking, anu
that nc Will yet return homo safely.
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MusHArs TO OTHER VESSELS.

The pilot-boa Mary and Catharine, sighted the
brig L. II. Williams, from Fowcy for Philadelphia,
on Monday and supplied her with proylsioDs She
had been az sea sxty-One days, aud for three days
tLe crew had had most nothing TO eat
The bark Ella, from Buenos AyrcS Tor Boston,
which was run mo a week ago ly the steams mp
Wisconsin, arrived yesterday and anchored Oh he
Battery. ~
OF the eaInsh,p GelseT were swept overheard by u
sea on December 10, but were a terward rescued.
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THE BRo0ELYN NEW.EyGLIND FESTIVAL.

THE BROOELrN NLU-ENGLIND FESTIVAL.
The New England Society in Brooklyn Will hold
its third annual festival in The Academy of Music
III that city to-Iight. The society was organized in
February 1850. and now has 40
lnenuers and about $4,000 in its treasury.
The pan adopted by the dinner
Committee, which consists OF iilramN hunt, Judgs
e. l.. Pratt and W. s. Ken all, shows nine tables
the floor cac' thirty feet long, with seats for
$50 persons. Drlm0nico furnishes the dinner and
COniernO tie music. Il u S1imGn. John " lnso
aud the Rev. d.. i. y. Putnam, who comprise The
Invitation O Imit'ee had the names OF ; Ma tors
Hoar, Pendlcn and Fly The lst of speakers, but
the failure Of Congress TO take the usual carly
10 ldIy recess NAV somewhat GifGiT1nGe the
programme. \ number OF vel known speakers,
h0Wevcr will lie present. The following Is par
tial lis OF the toast. and SPEAKERS:
Opening remarks by the president of the society," b.
u. Siiman.
p The President OF the United States no responac)
g. The landing oil toe Pilgrims. an Important step in
the evolution or maI--Willian NJ. Eyirts
A. The compact or the May1iower, q COOL beginning
for law, order and ibfrty-Judgc Noah Davis.
T. The Pilgrim Fathers-wDat If they had landed on
IN coast OF tradition says they intended
t. The Pigr rs III Holand-Judge W. T. Davis. Of
Plymouth, Mass.
Woodford.
& Oursiocr acknowledgement by Mayor Hunter,
presI.cn OF tn. st. Nicholas : ely, and Oth'rs.
g. Tue City Oi Brook yu, 100000 strong-Mayor Low.
The Rev.DrJP Newman and proha hy one more
of he SENATOR already namcd are expected TO re-
spond 10 cast. h re will IL rcccp ion ana exhi-
blOu of paintings and music III The ar, Iecepilol!-
room from to g p. H. tn" dinner will be served
at 6 O'c.oc6 and the speaking will cgin 1t $50
pm.
Clemens &" Marx Twain y, Of hartford, AM Col mel
W r. Villas, of MAIDS H. Wisconsin, who are o
speak at the w-Inglaud dinner II this city to
morrow night, army ed here yesterday
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formal one and the votes were scat'eThs. yya,iicy
r'ceived q majority Of all tac votes cast Is,
and the vote was th'n made unanimous Seed npon
Twomey. the present cl,rk va" So 80 81 Te1many
llSl org"nInaia. lie was mem Of the B ,9a.
or Assistant Alccnen III 1865 a'i4 lo.u' 1000 AZ
ALDERMAN In ISL and remained in the Beard "i, ,a
1876 part OF tie time serving rs cha''in"u u Wv
I.uan.e Committee
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ORGANIZING ron THE COMING YEAR.

The Democratic members of the Board of Alder
men held caucus yesterday 10 choose president
I'D cleEk of The Board The inst ballot WAS al in
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Gotels.
THE SHERWOOD,

I I'll III ODEh W OODI
Il 9th and l4th at,
parties visiting the city for few weeks or months
superior accommodations NJ very reasonable rates table
3"'''' En-. WILSON. Pronrietss
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EURS.-Onc ezra fine seal sacque, 80 bust,
4nd'e TODD - DIES cl. -lCO gOrti $40 one G9lran.
- deep. -. ~ ain. "siuartue sock a"d VII ~
~ :ma ,aa - goods Euarn % call before ichsS.
u CRk& .ir1fac uvr, ia BlOAiaay - yca's ID one
iOc1tOI1
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
GREAT TRUNK ZINE
AND L NIVEp Srr A mrs MI pDT-.rr

GREAT TRUNK ZINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL, ROUTE
Trains eays via DosbrOsses and cOarandt
arlsbug PItts6ufs the West and South with Pullman
Palace Cars attached m, and p. III daily. New-YOrk
w. SnI.sf ~ eG III tailor Dinn smoking anu sleep
Wiianlsport Lock Haven A. m p m; Cory and Erie at
sp. connecting at cory ior Titusyie Petroleum
Baaorc Washinston aud south, Limited Washington
Express" OF Pullman Paror Cars daily except ldAy 10
5ty and GSS.s o go and % and Tn & la Va
sa b. sa via Vi B. an and snq H. % a and ~ night
S Or" 4 amt e. CIV r. s7tep sunday anS ~ f m and m On
For Nay except Sunday S15 lllOa m On Saturday,
via Railway and AmbOy a. M a. noon, $3.50 and D m
mn 05 Annex connect with ali through trains
m Jersey CITY, afordng speedy and direct transfer for
rIaSs PittGnrs go and H. 3o AMI
i50 a. m BOO $50 $50 loo, and lu.jJ pun sunisy 8 50
Go am eG1 V Fro ID" ph To b So l3lpm on
60 $50 go 1910, l140 m, leo 3 800 $50 g3
G2H G3G ESQ l;los 600 1850 J55 loo 1895 and
4O''O "-- TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE oLD.EsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
aoTRAINs EACH WAY wEEK. DAYS AND DON SIN.
DAY. srArIoN22 ~ IA iIdhIIkkADELrAIA. IN
DoI'DIE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED rOurn
AENT, AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
EHpress Trains Leave New York DesbrOsses and Court
landt streets Ferries as follows
sac, 729 $50 @ and 10 Limited II a. NJ !. $50, $40
%s AND AND 10 % ana 4 giant 7ST a aud 3
E1piess Trains leave New-York daily except sunday
$50 a NJ and p. IN, running through VIA Trenton and
Camden.
Returning, trains leave Broad street station, Phl@depha
l2Ol, 800, 3&u, 5Aj, 900, $50, 80 S5u aud IA a m
(Iimted Express l;3Op ml, L. D. T. I2;22 llmtcS, o.
ESQ., 745 B. and $50 On sunday leu, oO5, o'-O
S45 $50 (J:2J Limited, 6;3J 735, 3 and $40 p n
Leave Philadelphia via Camden, a w. ana @So p M daily
g1srt 0fases t5 $40 and ga Broadway Asor House
an toot Of DcsbrOsses ana CoaTtlandtst Courtst, aud
BrooSiyn Annex station loot 81 Fions Bio9kyni NoA
III I and Hudson st., HobOken station, Jersey City;
Tmierant Ticket once, Pcr l. 80, -, g.. . -.
The New-YoTk Transfer company Will Ca O' shd ShoS~
lsgeaee nor hotels and residences ,,oor
ShAt' General Manager. General Psss'r Agent
CTONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
- CoNNFJTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST.
Reduced fare Boston for st-olass tickets sood only
eant steamers leave daily Sundays excepted at $50 D.
mr. f PIER 33 North River foot OF Jayst, Newlork, ar
irving Boston at Tickets LOT sale at all principal
PaoVIDENCE LINE. for freight only. Steamers leave
from Pier 20 lorh River foot OF As0 p IN daily
l. W. FILKIN5. General Psssanger Agent
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Eeip n)nnieI.

XVANTED.-A young French girl or an ltal-
w Ian about 25 years old for general housew TX
for three persons very nice place CaI Al BIZ
GKAUD'S. No lOl West 45tb-st
NNrANTED-A first class runner for an Os-
w good Drdgin. Machine steady employment given
none hui n and experienced need apply Adm
:. Al Box 80, Pro nee, X l.
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Ste mboais an0 Railroads..

TALL RIVER LINE for BOSTON and the
i EAsT-FAItl.s REDUCED, SO TO Boston Lowell and
bedford corresponding reduction other oins steamers
Nate o5Js u aaG neado from Pier IS SoriS River foot
Of Murray ST. 80 m Connection by annex GoS f0 rom
Of l.xonange place. al p u.
BORDEN & Lowell AgeG3nts% Genl Pass. Agent
specla.N oteesuay trips will be discontinued af'er D.
nor NEW -HAVEN.-Steamers leave Peck
P IL ~ hnS fol- p y aas NOfS ad East H.
EHIGH VALLEY RAILR0AD.--Passenger
ADAMS leave epOts OF Cotandt and Desbrossessts at
30 a. NJ $40 and p for Easton bethlehem Allentown
Ithaca Geneva, Lyons Buffalo aud The West Pullman
ih a.9a6 BEL S. "a chem all aid copiay
Trains eans and md 5 45 m connect snTay for 9a FL
local Mauch Chunk SD a. m Leave Aauch Chun% at
Eastern Office corner Of c9Ti9 s4& SNoFan9,'
NFW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
y RIVER acknowledgements November 4, 1882
tnioush trans MI edvS Grng SeE TO rochester and
montreal Wit draving cars also 10 saratoga -,
siJa M special Express Tor Chicago daily stopping Pny
at Albany SYRACUSE Rochester bunao Erie Cleveland anu
ioS1 a. H. Chicago Express drawngroom easto Canaan
daY1a 4 r and Toy with Utica
tosa' { ;iiens Falis Lake Ge6rSe and Rutland
haRy aha It 10 sGs ana sar roy On
~ m II Louis ZxyToss sleeping for ST. Louis
ruinng tn ous every day in the wees' also Niagara FANS
bgna I 1 anu % except sunday with sleeping
to syracuse and Auburn Road also To saratoga ana Mon
i teal At. III, .,oo,,ipo cara for
Rochester Buffalo Cleveland, TOedo Detroit chicago anu
ii ~ m Night Express with Sleeping cars TO Albany anu
morning trains l0 the Wei tnu
III kes on SO Bowling Geenl 20 and IS Btoal
Express Offices Park:iIace uu 20
and az Broadway, NcwIork, aud 39S Washn SSohs'
bJ - NJ ToUcEY. Gen. sup't Gen Passenger Agent
CTARfN'S .--,,,,,.. z,o,-
- CRY RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
Office Pier i. y. r.. foot OF Cortlandt-st.
Copsenments freight forwarded as direed to any part
Of the world. -
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received for OF all kinds Of freight and mer
chandise any part OF tle city.
SEA HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAR
BoR LIGHTEKAGE.
Freight VI every description promptly lghteed TO any point
Il the harbOr at reasonable rate. >,o,.,, , ~ .
TER FOR Excursions. -. ,,, =, ann,
Steamers II. StaTiD and Eastus corning Tor NEW
HAV1N leave Pier rs, " Il, up M daily saturday
WETR0POLIs EXPRESS CO. between New-fork and
New Haven. Care and dispatch guaranteed - 80
Freight for points d., L. ~ L. IecoVeu Al Flet Az
For Haven All points East al flel IN
NORTH SHORE STATEN BLAND leyon Miles for
Ten Cents from Iron Per !, H. loot VI
htshallst
Machine and Boiler shoA everything appetainng TO the
construction ard repair OF yessels