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7 OYG ISLAND RAILROAD.

New.yok Passcngc-s-Lea7- Jarcsslp rs, 7hst p 3tt
K r. Is before Long Island CITY tine AMEN bas
from Pier r. foot OF Pnest R1SO $50 $50 ii d. -'o
james Slip and Annex Boats do not run sunday.
Leave Long bland City for -
Sunday $50 900 a. NJ, 7:35, 500 p IN.
PacbogDe-s: S5 a. 955 i:S5 o.S5 p M Sundays sSo
COZ 705 m l2i night wednesday and Saturday only Sun
DAYS $50 $50 II a. m 2. 3, 4:3o g, 73O. $50 m
eenpor, (Shelicr Iand)-S3j a. 1916, 100 H. saiu
days only 5:35 p. sundays % m - .,, ,,,,a .a
Limited Express Parior Car Trin Only special la'ea anu
Regular Full Tickets good on his train - ~ "a. -.
Garden City Hempsleads'j, 90j m, $50 iS1 40 1S2
(tS5 a. m. Garden Ctr onyl l.5, 635 p ~ a,- on,
Cove cha Locust VALLEY ofsbf bny-s,5 ~
ls5, iS5 5:S5 tt35 p m sundHys 9 a. H. o'' ''
Huntington Northport-9o5a m O5 exFr ST. 4S5, 535 6s5
Port Jeaeon-9OJ iSj Sundays 0o1 a NJ k0nkon'
kG TSEig ana Great Ns Pr S9 s5 si5 Is5
only i2i5 night Sundays 9ss lbs s35, 5S0. sos
Flushing College Point whirrsone-7s5 si5 1905 llS5 AM
100 235 3:3j 435 BIOS 535 SOB 5s lO, s'o ~ ~
1885 1885 1885, 3D. 1885, 5.S5,7O1 SOB DO loo'
Long Bcaeh-ll.O5 A. m 40 p N. Rciarning leaye Long
Beach sos a i25 ?. Sandeys $50 lliOo M VOr
IN Returning leave Long Beach l225 aud - N
NORWICH LINE -.
~ TO boston Worcester Nahua Portland and the East
Inc ''" nun - CITY or woRCEsTEE.
without exception The rrosi ee gant ro on INC oun'' '
cave pier 80 80 North River fo)tO Waisst, next pier
Dosbrossesst Ferry daily except snnd@yA Al oI'
Drawing Roorn Cars are ran through without change to
Boston Worcester Portland and hit Mountains from Now
Loujon al 80.
rTROY BOATS - CITIZENS LINE.-New
L steamers SARATOGA aud CITY OF TROY leave PIER
No a. y. H. foot Of Chrisonhrrsi dy except saturday
NJ 6 H. m sclg with mOrnint ttars iof all lpiht-
North SUNDAY steamer ouohes At Albany
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THE U. s. AND BRAZIL MAIL 5. S. co

'BNHE u. >. AND DNALII1 I4fIL % 10 NV
II American Line for
ST. THOMAS, PARA. MARIAN Ham
pERNAMBUCO, BAHIA AND RIO Dc JAN ElhO'
Elegant passenger accommodations al reduced rates
S.s. FINANCE. Captain Dillingham;
from Robert stores Brooklyn WedDediv, sept II Al Il h
and Newport News,ya, Saturday. sept 10 az . y M,
EY ". HOWELL. sec. ami Treas ~ OF ~
PAU n. d Co. FL and Pass Agts- ~ y WllIsn
LIMITED STATES AND GERMAN MAIL
u sTEAMERs-Hanburg American Passst Oon B ny,
Lane for PLYMOUTH (London. CHE U 80 kfssSl'
and HAMBURG. Saturday steamers HsmDurg direcs %
no, "a A. ~ MIA f1IA.--.aa sept -
WEsTPHA LA Thur sep20 FtIsIA Thurs sept -
Rates 90 Pans First CANA sl0e sSosna oS Sn
sG0, steerage $50 Prepaid steerage uckets ~ fls.
CABIN saturday steamer 800 sng 20 ,,
sKUEHARDT& CO., Gen. AGts- NO bl broaasL, u =
q IL RICHARD & CO., Gen Pass. Agts. u BwIv' W. H.
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POPULAR SHORE LINE.-FOr Providence
Boston and the Fast All rail from Grand Central Depot
m exess daily Suncays excerte 10 Boston nj IA "a
u (paror attached and 10 = m (Sh palace sieepn
csl SUNDAYS with palace sleepng carsl Newport
express leaves Grand Central Depot arrives Of Newport
~ N M Parlor-cars attached H. W. POPPLE, Agent
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fnanrinl
RAxKERs ASD MRRcuAETs' TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
80 DEoApwAr. Room 20.

80 DRoApwAY, Room 90
NEw.YoRK. Ang z, 1879
At A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF d.
IN RECToBS Of ths Company held this day. the following
resolution adopted
Resolved That In order toprovde for the proposed extern
sion Of the lines tins Company Thousand additional
shares Of Capital stock be ssue and that stockholders OF
record SEPTEMBER 1884 be entitled preference in the
subscription therefor the OF third
shares OF additional for each OF existing
stock then held by them Excluding faciions thai such
stock ha be sold at not less than rs cent premium and
shall be deliverable September 1883 which time
preference herein granted shall ca pire"
]. c. CASE,
Secretary
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5-2D SIX PER CINT GTI) BOIBs

FOR SALE AT PAR AND ACCRUED INTEkE~T
THE FLORIDA MILL LUMBER AND LAND COM
Pan y which Ii 2i0 OF the nest tmbe lands
In Wakula County Florida Offering ono hundred
800 cent Gold Bonds OF the denomination OF $500
each and accrued interest The whole property of the
Company both real nd PERSONAL mas been m0rtgaged 70
the hundred and four 800
FIRST Mortgage Bonds. Principal and interest June and
Decembcr payable at the banking house of Messrs Post
Martin 60, % Pine The trustees uDdcr
the Deed Of Trust Messr. II. A. v.
Post and Charles NJ Zel. The title the property
feet The he derived from the sale above mum Der
bonds Is 10 be used EXCLUSIVELY In erecting mills
aud for working capital Company 1t proposed
commence marketing the valuable timber these
lands the amount beng cOnsefyatveY estimated at
45OOO0OOo feet OF the finest heart which there Ia
large margin OF profit TIiE SECURITY II FIRST CLASS
the Bonds well worthy The nvest gaUn Of careful In
Maps circulars, deed OF trust and all particulars
be had al tue Presdo the temporary Office OF the
Company. No. Nassaust. room 30.
II. C.TURNBULA President III. A.V. POST, Treasurer
Dirccfors-Hush J. Jewet. H. A. V. Post A. =. sullivan
Carlcsh NJ. ze H. &. Tumbul IT, Finley ohnson. VIM H.
Mcllave
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FALL RIVER LINE.

For BOSTON and all points The steamers PiLGRIM
and RKISTO leave York alternate days. SUNDAYS
INCLUDED. $40 p III. from Per %. " H. spiendh
bands N board ,.,
NEWPORT LINE for Newport Martins Vinsy,arL
Nantucket Cane Cod All os DDi1ts tbs Old Colony
r. r. steamers y EWPORT ant OLD COLONY eiTs NeW'
York alternate days tSunilys excepoD at 6@ M IRON
Per ~ y. Il.
Connection by ANNEX BOAT from BROOKLYN az 0 p m,
Jersey City at { m Tickets aud stateroD ms maf Ds
sccuredn New York az all prncipli hoteA IIanser ana
PnRnEy A LOWELL. GkO /. COMMON
hoiNDI--' - - Arenfs Cenl. Pass. Agent.
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Brooklyn grhoois.
Gam 6fi)ools.


y,rITtT ,SESSION (25tD Of the Law School
NS rslgefsity of the civ Of New YORK Deems Vcto
n OIL MA JIne 2 1884 A. J. Vanderp0ei III u,
Der na q Ire Law Faculty For ea.aoEae &C. ap,y 70
Prcss-s - LAW FAculty BRYANT Baildias % leerlysL
80, rJI;IA COLLEGE, LAW SCHOOL,
" Fsstiath St. Aatison-ava
= .t~ts anoual term OF this institution will co n
'pe =. ,ss ars Monlay OF octobsr. 1885. at the Law
nf' p;,ing in East l9thst between 4th ami haaSsa
s ea. ,orth as and win contiau' ulsi' Iaae 1857
sse - Of study embraces two years andis dssigne1to
lbs instruction principles aad 9ras'
ICED thei law
"" eor catalogues. &C.. address as aooyA
&" THEODORE W DWIGHT. Warden. &C
1T LOUIS LAW SCHOOL, Washington
Ai....~ssr 81 Louis No -firaiuttes of Easterncol
~ ofes sesIing higher stllaard o. proessloitl
leges Dssioa 20 Ino Str Or %
sncy In the law OF tne NeBVerh Stltes
snlss ~ d to seai Or . cstaoSua 100, all
arelBys " october II. lSSh an
Sssepte 'n naa Ixss WILLIAM c. HAMMOND.
eItenns W "e"0' Dean Of Law Faculty, l.slL
Place. st Louis NO
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s,ol- uNDIA COLLEGE LAW SCHUUL'
Dauciul Acg0eMes.

-IIFN DODWORTHS School for Dancing,
~ Gal Fifthave will reopen ami classes will com
zs.,e or saI1riay. october 20
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NTARlN'S .r,o y
~ CITY. RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.


COMPANY.
Office Pier Is. n H.. foot Of Cortlandt-st
csments Of freight forwarded a. directed 10 any part
HAs world.
uSEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
oaersreceived delivery OF all kinds ofreight and mer
fsadise 70 any part Of tho CITY.
&A AND uARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BOR LIGHTERAGE.
sht OF every description promptly nghtered to point
= Tie Aarecf al reasonable rates
sTKAMBoATs. BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
1Ek FOR EXCURSIONS.
steamers John II. stsr1D and Erastus Corning for NEW
HAVEN. leave Pier 10 N. r.. at daily issturdsys
uc<piedI
METROPOLIS EXPRESS co, between NewYork ana
Aev.hsvcn Care and dispatch guaranteed
fnght Tor points D. l. d W. RR received az Pier III
fu New. Haven and points East. at Pier Is.
NORTH SHORE ATES ISLAM D.-Eleven Miles for
Ten cents steamers fer l. Il. IT,, foot OF
hhitshal.st
ehNThAL sHIPYARD, communipaw ". J.-Dry DOCKS
asohise aud Boiler shops Everything a2pertznias TO tho
e1stlctOu renar of
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RAILROAD.
on and after sept II; 1883

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains via Dcsbfosses AMI Coandt street
Harris6nrg Pittsburg tho and South with Pullman
Palace Cara hedS a IN and ~. daily oik
ana Chicago Limited OF arlo Dining Smoking ana sleep
car AZ q a. every day 49,.
Wiiamsp0 Lock Haven. a CORY and EIie az
D m connecting Cory for Ttnsvile. Petroleum Cen
Baltimore Washington and the South. Limited Washington
l. Txpress Pullman ParOr Cars daily except sunday 10
a M: arrive Washington Regular. via H. and p Z.
r. al 10 and 80 M $40 and D. and Il night via
b aud o. II. r.. add p. ana IL night. ,o,,. -.
sunday via u and p, r. r.. ana IL nlght VIA
II and o Il. r.. D. m aud ~ night
Atlantic Gus. except sunday, liio& m anu r. IL"
FOR cs,,e Nav except SUNDAY, 5:l5a- m and pm.
Long Branch Bay Junction and Intermediate ta'
tons cia Railway and AmbOy. 7l0 and a. ni ~ noon
$40, 5 aud p ON Sunday. . O. m anasp' m 'uoos
Boats OF RTooklyn Annex connect with all through rans
At Jersey CITY sfoFding speedy and direct transfer TOT
Trans sTrivsFrom Pittsburg l20a 750 and
washington Baltimore $3.50. 80 m, 800 go 9io
1896 and 1850 IN. sunday 6Su. 600 n m lo3o ann
IO:5Op. m From Baltimore LOO p m; on sundays o.3o
D. M From philadelphia $50. 620 $50 600, except
Monday $50 9:4 104O. il:40 m. 40. z, 30u 2:oV
GOO 7SO 8 so 935. 1920. 1898 and 1850 m sunday
$50 e20 $50. 765. llS5 mi 60 7iso, $780, ioSV
1885 and l05Op. m.
TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE oID.E;sTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
% TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND on
SUNDAY. STATIONS ~ PHILADELPHIA
IN NEw-YoRK
DOUBLE TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MENT, AND THE FASTEST TtME CoSsiSFENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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Gteam5oais ano Railroads.

PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAIL
ROAD EewJersey Central Division Stallion In ke~-fork
60 az Lertg-st Station in brooklyn Brooklyn Bndge Pier
-commencins June "a 1883 Leave New York . ri,
Tsmsnend Tanaqua WhamsPor HaEeon, Driiton Scranton
IA mFor Feminscp High Bridge Branch SchOoleys NOM
tp Budds Lake HOpalooug Eason Allentown Reading
HARRISBURG Chunk. WhliamspOr. Tamaqua NahucoAe
Upper Lehgh. Scranton &c. =, ,,
In mfor femngon EastoD Allentown keaning harrsOuIs
Mach Chunk Hszeton, Wilke=baJTe, 1c
945 D. H.--FOT Essi0E Wind Gap hauch hunk ihmAqua
vIfau1suor DrtOn Wilkc>bGrTc Scranton Hazleion 6c
an pcr bennington High Bridge Branch Schooeys Noun
tir Budts Lake Lake Hopaie1ng. Easlon 10
5n m.--For Somervilic, P1emingOn. &c -
SsOp s-Fos Easton Allentown. Reading Harrisburg Mauch
cluak Wiikcsbarrc lie. - .ooo 80
SUNDAY irains leave 81 g s46 NJ l;So $50 Y p@
Ear Newark Al g. 545 6l5 6s45 7:l5 $50 g 81 $50 3
oiS s45 1918 l045 ILLS ~ nj 1915 El5, z, go
1890 $50 3 bis $50 545, 6. 6l5, $50. ESQ BIB
qR45 1890 ll:l5 ~ p Sundays s. 3D. 1913 a. ID !
nnoop ll5 3, A. B 615 g. O. and 1890 m.
For trains 10 LEGAL points tine table at station.
Hr Ioog irsnek Ocean Grove &e 145 600 hoo a m
AS $50 400 $50 GOO Sundays not stopping al Ocean
0snzc SIS a N II ID. Q.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
| HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT

A. 0"'oN "i'H" Di La A'
ALBAyY vrBBARD daily except sunday, esye
lbrooklyn BY Annex at yestst pcr Mt $3.50, and "st
22dft At for Albany landing at Nysk and Taryown Wy
Hudson
Connecting Rhlnebeck with Ulster and Delaware at
with Catsn Mountain L. r. and Albany with trains for tho
NORTH and WEST and with SPECIAL SARATOGA kAPktoS J
A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE.
N DREW and ST JOH leave Pier Al " r. foot on
Cansst WEEK DAY AT p m Connectng AZ Aiosg
Sunday rain cepted with trains north west
~ R-Excurson tickets To Saratoga and Lake "eor 80 anu
return.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST
Via Philadelphia. Baltimore and Washington
Trains leave from Pennsylvania RR. Depot:
m except sunday, for Washington and All points Mest
2 p m, DAILY FAST EXPRESS, through sleeping coacnes
10 Chicago Cincinnati 81 Louis Connects Tor AL points
West
IL MIDNIGHT daily for Washington and all points West
For Time Tables. Tickets ceepin. Bsrths ADD B.ggsg
Apply II companvs once SIS. II anG 65j Broadway Sso
Fulton ST. Brooklyn
TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
Il sAToNIC and NAUGATUCK RAILROADS-Sieame
leave latherinesip at ii $3.50 y. 23a-st fsass
River $40 T.. Fare lower than by any other route
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GERMAN AND u. S. MAIL STEAMERS.
" NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW.EOHK,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BKEMES.
NFCKAN. Sat. ScpL -. lODF.h.-..-- -st sept ~.
WE.RUA %. IB. iEIBE Wed. sept 20.
RATES PASSAGE from NEW NORk - SOUTH A Mp
TON, HAVREOr BREMEN, .o,
FIRST CABIN &C.. SiO0iSECON ID CABlS .--....toO
SrEERAGk $50. . 80.
reduced rates Prepaid Htsatlge CeTuh
cate, s22 sail FROM Pier between 7ecoIu anu
IhIu ''T "VDONoA oELRICHs & co. 2 Bowling Oreen.
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Geacners.


>ooo-~oo~>~-,,~>~D~>~ N>N~>"
sHARyARD graduate, with good references,
a.ira private pupils position in school, Address
y = ~ Boz a. Tribune Uptown othce, l25s BroadW&y.
A Young LADY, an earnest and success
mi teacher desires pupils English including higher
,xsl,euati rs music. Address ABILITY Luz odaHe.
YALE GRADUATE desires a position as
Instructor high school or as private tutor specla
a., srhasTsn character and experience Address r u
Boz isi, Norwich. Conn
MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTlTUTE.-Bes
teachers and foreign promptly provneo do
s,iHes schools and colleges Parens provlde1 WIN goOt
sr,ols Many teachers wanted Nov s the tine 70 Apply
w sCHERMERHORN. secretary. East l4th.sI., ~.
A VISITING TEACHER charges $50 quar-
Der FOR one session $40 for Two. ana 80 on ne
scsxson consists four hours two OF which are oSVoeu 70
assbe fis history and literature ana one 10
1rencl German or Laun amt one 70 music Atenu MAJ
ssare the unusual progress guaranteed 70
pnDs Refers 20 present and FORMER puiis s9 a1
lessons reasonable terms Aouress T. NJ "O-'1N ."
Pulaski ST.. Brooklyn ~ Y
MISS HESSE, Sc West Dist ST., supplies COM
du pe,eut teachers tutors go!ernesses singers honss
kyepers best advice given parents on cnoce 81 Shoos
Inference by Hoa Hamilton tlsn and exSe EYat
U,EACHER-In School or Family by
vouns lady OF years experience Can teaeh Laun
Trepch hnglisa branches and sciences heoretca gOo
s,erences Address Miss b. HOhWIfZ. ST. GaDneIs
ssheol. Peckskili. N. Y.
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COPPER QUEEN, Jocuistira, Spring Valley,
- and all active mining stocks bought and sold.
w. h. WELLING. 10 Wall-st.
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NOVA SCOTIA and NEWFOUNDLAND.

THE CROMWELL LINE
asnatch Psrl) MOTH Hlf's
every ten tiy' %, uxa yFSn
HALIFAX ~. y, and ST. Jon -. NF'p.
Excellent ssnyer accom- n0l4LOlA
=. III. SEAMAN,
P1pr a
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A EhhTI 4 y WITT ~ =
w Between New-lOrk and Hayre.
No ~ North RIVER iOOtOt Norton ~
travellers by this line avoid both transit Nv fngsh rali
discomfort OF Crossnc the Channel IN suhl
boat Special leaving tho company docx ~ liaYio
direct ARRIVAL steamers Baggage checked AT
lew Igh 10 Paris
AMEuQUk De- Jonsselin saturday SEPT ~ ~ ?. IN
FRANCE Penef a. HauoriVe W ednusdaf -ept 20 y III
Cheeks payable at sight Ia amounts 10 SUM- on the bahgue
Translate ntique OF Paris
freight aud passage Apply 10
LOUIS DE BEBIAN, Agent. No bo"ilhS Green
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ia MADIS0N-AYE.-E Elegant floor pri-
vate table, handsome suits with superior board
winter arfan sements made.
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NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
IN VIA SANDY HOOK
STEAMERS LEAVE plKR 8, n r.,


STEAMERS LEAVE PIER 3. n. r.,
FOOT RE(TOR-S1.
Commencing September IL, 1888.
HishlzniA Seabngki Honm0sh Beacb and Long brano
$50 10 a NJ 1915, 3:45 p Spndays a m
pr Atarrr Highlands $50 10 q N &45, o p H.
For Ocean Grove Asbury Park. Sea sTt &C. ~ M -I'
al "a On Sundays stations south OF Long Branch except
0ss<s 6ruEc and Asbusy Park 81 800 a. n ,,,,
Lsve foot Iaerty.st 745 a 245 p M Tor LAKEWOOD
Ntaehstrr Tons River BaTnegat kc
AS D for Ynelani Bridget0o. Atlantic City, &c
600 D. n ior stations o Highlands
sA IA and 400 ,. N for staiions to SANDY HOOK.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
~ FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
Leave New York from foGt Of Ebertyst
For Philadelphia and Green SIS at 745 $50 ll;lo NJ
30 4 $50 800 T. ~ o. On Sunday e. SAD N 53V II
Poo Third and Berks S. at 745, il:l5 H. l5O 4'oO
80 IN On Sunday at S.45 q. IN
fss 1rsHDn T45 $50 lll5 l30 4. 45O, oSV - ~
p On Sunday saba m. $50 12 p m.
ksh1r trains fsve Philadelphia for Nev-fosk 49, -
Fn Stations and Reading R, Ninth and Green
a. ufs0 $50 $50 IL g N. l:l5. 345. 94o o4o. liz p m
On Sxnday al S3Oa n. $50 II ?. .,o IN
fcn fhd and Berks $40 $50. H. j, 3;3o $40
es0R Sunday at SI5 a. nj 40 p Iaos ,,s. 400
ga 7:23 p N Sunday LES, DIS a III Gl5 ~ .
POI srnb1y Lewisburg and wiamsport at TAD a. N and
Pm -
DsAwiSG. ROOM CARS are attached 20 ali day trains .
CONNECTION made Jersey City Station to and IRON Brooklyn
k r ale al 10; u Lfbertyst and at principal hotels
nj Annex Office Brooklyn Bridge Pier, brooklyn
TrsAs company will call for and check baggage from
tossk icssaence to destination. -.
wOOTTEN General Manager
c. O. HANCOCK. Gen. Pass. and TIKI Agent
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flooms ana flats to Get,
AT SO WEST 2eTH-sT.-NewIy furnished
Boaro mI6 Rooms.

HANDSOMELY furnished rooms, with uncx
cept0nabe beard h0nse AMI appointments first class
refeI No. lO2 Ea-t 2.3d,sL
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Ciin Real Gsidte for Sale.
Citn l)roperln 20 Eel.

rINO LET.-Thc highly desirable f0ur-stoIy
l hlsh sfoop brown stone dwelling No - Eas s3d-st
between ith ami Madison ayes Apply TO II. e. PEDDEk
Arnold. Constable * Co. 5th.1vs and lJth-sL
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BOSTON. VIA STONINGTON me.

4 SRNGFlELD H0LI0KR, MONTREAL and iniernediate
points Steamers leave Pier No. % 4. H. ut and II
Sundays exeepted connecting with trains at NEWHAvES for
AEIIDBN. HARTFORD SPRINGFIELD &c. Tickets scld and
b ggae checked ga Broadway and CotsL Brooklyn.
Excursion 10 nd 81 so
Middletown transcript., 1883-11-30
A Wilmington Wedding.

A large wedding took place in st. Paul's
M. r. Church last evening. The parties
were William Peacock, of Bridgeton,
n. J., and Kate Stuart, daughter of Zach
ariah Pickles, Of this city. Frederick
Mccall, Lewis B. Morrow and Henry l..
Triggs, of this city, and P. S. Ayers, W.
II. Bacon and 7. w. Trenchard, of Bridge
ton, acted as ushers; The bridesmaids
were the Misses Joe Pickles, May Gibson,
and Matte Pickels. George Powick, or
ganist, played the wedding march. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. R.
HI. Adams. The crowd filled the church
in every part. After the wedding a re-
ception was given at the home of the
bride. The presents were numerous
The newly-married couple will start for
Philadelphia at $50 o'clock this morning,
and thence to their home in Bridgeton,
where a reception will be given them
to-night.-Morning Ne10S Of Wednesday.
William Peacock, the groom, is well
known in Middletown, where he lived
for year or more. He is a son Of the
dletown from Bridgeton, n. j., and kept
the Middletown Hotel until his death in
the spring of 1882. William is an esti
mable young man and a good printer
He worked for a short period as typo il
the TRANSCRIPT Office and gave sucf
nice clean proofs that the proof reade
will have no sins to answer for on his ac
count. And William, as all men of BIZ
craft should, has succeeded in making
good impression upon the heart Of
charming girl, who has many friend
here, and the two as one and inseperabl
have the kindly wishes Of lots Of Middle
town folks.
Middletown transcript., 1883-11-30
Editorial Changes.

On Wednesday E. N. Vallandighanl,
editor-in chief of the Wilmington Every
EUening, severed his connection with
that journal to accept the position Of news
editor of the Baltimore Day. Mr.. Vallan-
digham has been connected with the
EUery EUening since March, 1879, with
the exception of short period in 1880,
when he was with the Morning NeiOs.
Returned to the E0ery EUeni'sg, he be-
came its news editor, filling that position
until March 1882, when he succeeded Mr..
Croasdale as editor-in-chief. That position
he has filled with much credit to himself,
and we may say that mainly through his
efforts the E0e7y EUeRiRg has approached
nearer the standard of a representative
Peninsular daily newspaper than any
other that is now or has been in the field.
George w. Humphrey, familiarly known
as "The Judge succeeds Mr.. Vallandig-
ham in the responsible position of editor
in-chief of the EUeTy EUeni1ag. Mr.. Hum
phrey has been long connected with the
paper, latterly as news editor, and is a
good man in any place you put him. He
looks every inch an editor and is very
ugly customer to the man who comes into
the sanctum hunting for satisfaction.