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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-11-17

LIE telegraphe nous annoneait il
y a quelques jours, qu'un officer
russo venait d'inventer un appa-
reil portatif, destine a intercepter
cn temps de guerre, les depeches
telegraphiques ct les conmunica-
tions telephoniques, sur les lignes
ennemies.. Get apparel ne pes g
que sept livres, ct consisterait en-
une boite carree coutenant un me-
canisme ayant pour objet de rece'
yoir sur un ruban de papier la de.
peche intercepted ct de repercuter
une communication telephoDiqne.
La boi G contiendrait, ell ontre,
une petite batterie electrique, des'
tinee a Pexpedition de fausscs de-
peches a Fennemi.
Tout celia est fort bien mais
qu'adviendra-t-il 81 les bellig6rants
possedent tous~deux de semb!ables
appareiis.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-11-17

lie general Sherman a recu, en-
presents, des maisons rcpr6sentant
une valeur de $4,000, dep'1is quill
est i Ia tete De l'armec. ii q, en-
outre, $4,000 dc diamants don.
mes par le Khedive a Nine Fish
ct qui ont etc, depuis, partages
entire les files du general. De
puls quinze ans, il recolt nne pale
annuelle de $l7,500, ct ellie lui
sera allouee jasqu'a sa mort.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-11-17

NJ. pEditeur Nous avons re-
marque ct lu avec plaisir un petit
article tout coart ct p!ein de bon
sens dans un de nos petits jour
naux de campagne don't nous som.
mes hien faches de ne pouvoil
nous rappeler lie nom un petit
article disons nous, qui EN- subs
tance exprime son 6tonnement
qua chaque journal quill recoit,
les COLONIES sont pleines, farcies,
que du McEneryisme, do Ogden.
isme ct des lardons dun cote ct
des louanges dun autre prodigues
a folsom a ces deux messieurs. Oui
nous ne yoyons ct nous ne lisons
que celia, CONNIE 81 le salut de
pEtat de la Louisiana dependant
de la nomination ct de lelection
d'ua de ces bons hommes a la pre-.
miere place de l'Etat. II y a beau.
coup de bons louisianais qui sont
aussi capables, ct a qui Ia Loui.
siane selait fere ct tres empresse
de confer ses ioterets les chers.
Allons done, laissons les deI6gnes
du peuple Sc reunir a Baton
Rouge sans aucune premiere forte
impression ct que eux pour lie bon
peuple, par eux ct pour lui chol,
sisse un chef en- qui il pourra p|a.
Ger tout sa coDfance. Ne choisis-
1,ss- a'->--~~.--~ r-A...--1- ts0uf''c
lie candidat quill lui faut. LIE peu,
pie connait ses besoins ct ses griefs
ct il est assez intelligent pour en-.
voyer a la convention, ceux qui y
-nronf G5a1oc
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N O L l G L
LAND OFFICE, at New Orleans, La
nctnf,ar 07fh 1SS3

LAND OFFICE, at New Orleans, La,
October 9th 1853.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler has fled notice OF
his intention to make final proof in sup
port of his claim, and that said proof
will be made before the Judge or Clerk
of Court, at Aabeville, La. On the Nth
of Dec 1888, viz Jean 3. Hebert OF
Vermilitn parish, La, for the W half OF
NV quarter and Sc quarter Of NV
quarter Of Section 35, t IL SIR a east.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon,
and cultivation OF said land, viz: j.
B. Leblanc, j, Alc6e Leblanc. Alcide
Leblanc and Oscar Leblanc, of Vermil-
ion Parish, Louisiana.
Homestead No. 5046.
G.. B. DARRALL, Register,
Nov. 10-'S3-5t.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-11-17

La plus Forte commando lie pa
pier don't on all souvenir, a New
York, etc faite, il y a quelques
semaines, par un editeur de 70
mans ; ellie etait de $4,000 rames
dune qualit6 inferieure.
Ce papier dot servir a 'impres
sion d'editious speciales, qui sc
distribuent dams les rues, ct pre-
sentent au public queIques-uns des
passages les plus saisissants du
roman mis- en- vente. Ce papier a
etc paye ciDq cents ct quart. C'est
Baltimore Yui rers,rf tAatn Ia
commando.
Leg $4,000 rames poTront ali
menter les presses de lediteur pen
dant Is mois.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-11-17

II parait que Pesplit de Ouiteau
parcourt, presque chaque mutt, les
corridors ct les celluIcs de la pri-
son de Washington. Tellc est, do
moins, l'hailucination dune dou-
aaine de prisonniers, la plupart
des femmes de couleur. Un hom'
me a failli devenir fou par suite de
ces prftendues apparitions. Quand
lesprit apparait, les femmes pous
sent de grands eris /; celia a, sem
ble.til, Ia vertu de les faire dis
paraitre. Les croyances sont fort
enracinees dams l'esprit des gems
de conleur, impossible de les er
tirer.
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.Juri de Police
Lundi, | octobre, 1883.

LunQl, OctODre, 1858.
LIE juri de police s'est reuni ce
jour en- session r6gnliere a la mai
son de cour, Abbeville.
Presents F: Howard Hoffpauir,
president, ct tous les membres da
dit corps
Les minutes de la derniere Sc
ance sont lues ct adoptees.
Par NJ. Vanslyke !:
Attendu, Part. 46 de la Cons
titution de pEtat de la Louisiana,
ponrvois "Que lAssemblee &C.
nerale ne pourra adoptee aucune
loi locale ou speciale sur les SUI
jets y specifies /:
Sec. 8 Remettant des amendes,
penalties ct des forfaitures on res
tituant de l'argent qui a etc le-
galement paye an tresor.
x II
Sec. IA. Etendre l'epoque de Pas
sessement ct la coIlecte des taxes
Oh de soulager aucun assesseur ou
collecteur de taxes de paccomplis
sement fiJele d G ses deyoirs off
cieIs, on de ses cautions de toute
responsabilit6 ; III rien de sembla
BILE ne sera passe par aucune cor
poration politique de Get Etat."
Et, atteudd, la resolution adop
tee par ce corps le l6 Juliet 1883
qui soulage les cautions de G. B
Shaw, sheriff ct collector de taxes
ell les dispensant de payer les in
terets de cinq par cent par moi
tel quill est pouryu par la loi, e
decrete par !jugement rendu dan;
Paifaire dc la Paroisse Vermillol
VS.. 6. B. Shaw. sheriff ct collec
teur des taxes ct als, 6tant No
du dossier de la Cour de Distric
| de cette paroisse, est repugnant
contralre a ct en- conait direct
aYec les dispositions de particl
precite de Ia Constitution. El
CONSEQUENCE
Art. l Resolu, que la resolu
ton No. 5 adoptee le Is julie
1883, spit ct ellie est par lie pre-
sent abrogee ct rayee de sur 10
minutes de ce corps.
NJ. Trahan presenta le rappor
qui suit, fait par le jure de franc
tenanciers, lequel, apres ayoi
subit sa lecture, fut, sur sa motto
} adopte, ct le chemin = trace ct d
signe a etc declare CONNIE rou.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-11-17

Bismarck u'attendra peut etre
pas une declaration de guerre de
la Russie pour commencer les hos,
,iiites contre cette dernlere. II
est favorable, dit.on, a la reconstl'
tutien du 70, aume de Pologne ct
asscz dispose a s'enployer tout de
suite 81 les Polonais sont de son
avis.
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F or S a | e
16 APTS FOR SALE IN ABBEViLLE-

16 APIS FOR SALE IN ABBEViLLE.
Leopold j. Smiths improves
beville C., - sattt atttopn pnts1,t,f s,t,lftts snMJ M II
main road tfon New Iberia &
arpeL>s ate enclosed have about
$50 fyuis trees nearly all bearing,
there are peach, nectarine, plum,
pear and apple trees. The place
is well adapted for garlen, dairy
or az brick yard. Possession
given on lst January 1884, For
terms apply at this office. .
Also lot l44x250 near Boville
Landry's in Iberia and near the
Methodist Church.
Oct20.'S3.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-11-17

On dit que lie President Arthur
est Acknowledgement taille pour rem.
plir les hautes fonctiops qn'il ex
cree. Sans nier Ia valeur des qua
lites qui ~ rendent 81 apte, aux
yeux de certaines gems, il Faut con
yenir que son tallleur y entire bien
pour quclque chose.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-11-17

Les troupes FRANCHISES ont eu
ouelques success en- Chine, mals
,nalheureusement leur victoire a
ste souillee dc quelques cruautes,
aui nous esp6rons ont etc beau
coup exaggerees.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-11-17

L'AngIe:erre n'attend que poc
casion favorable pour interyenlr
dams l'imbroglio franco.chinois. 4
lheure quill est, aucune des denx
puissances en- cause ne veut de sa
meditation.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-11-17
BON N E NJ E N T:
POUR GoUvERNEUR
F. 7. NICHOLAS.
DE L'AssoMpT1oN.

lie nolnbre de caisslers lnhdeles
ct des agents de change qul le'en'
le pied devient fabuienx Ell angie
pleterre.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-11-17

Un americain, NJ. G. T. Mason,
habile mecanicien, Went d'lnventer
une machine a ramasser lie
cotton. Ellie pese trois cents Ii,
vres. Une bale qu'elle a ramas-
see ost exposee a la Bourse de
Charleston, Caroline du Sud-
Ellie ramassc deux cents livres par
heure GU deux mile livres par
jour. L'inventeur croft que cette
qnantite peut etre portee a quatre
mile par jour, ct tque le ramassage
du cotton peut etre rebuilt d une
piastre par ballc.
La machine est tra1nee par IN
cheval. Les prlncipaux cultiva
tours de cotton seront bientot invi
tes q venir assister a Pessai qui or
scra fait.
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Ciip Real Gslaic for Sale

A TTENTION Investors and Spectators.
"RrAD v X STEVEN SON, yrs special statement In to-
days World, why and where, TO purchase City Realty
EOR SALE-Choice business property and
i apartment houses, paying large income. PAUL p
TODD, Lao Broadway.
INOR SALE, at a bargain.-Seven stone houses
Il 42d--t., east OF dave. Apply 10 J. RoMAINE
BROWN, 1880 Broadway
TOR SALE.-Down-town business property
Broadway
TOR SALE-Downtown business property and
l. apartnont-hOases well rented. PAUL p. TODD, l45
Broadway.
I EXINGTON-AVE. near 34TH-ST.-FOur
II story stone front; price reasonable. rutland q
WHITING, Beekman-st
TOR SALE.-Six elegant lots northeast cor
ner 5tbave and T7thst terms easy to builders. T. H.
LUDLOW q Co. Pine-st. and l,l3O broadway.
Tor SALE.-An elegant house and lot on
Shave between 27tb aud 18th SITS, 10 the centre OF
business improvements L. II. LUDLOW & co, Finest
and H. 80 broadway
TOR SALE or EXCHANGE.-Five Brooklyn
IL Cats. all rented, for country seat or farm.
10. hOYT q son, 20 Nassau.st.
EOR SALE-T0 CLOSE AN ESTATE
story frame House with lot, having NJ 2"O T. III Fox
width Union ave- and 81 feet 1lhs. and depth OF
over 10 feet Fifty south Of GrandSt, Brooklyn, h. D.
Apply 70 WAKEMAS d LAT1ING, % NaSsaust
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@urouean advertisements.
uRATEFUL-CoMFoR
EPPS'S COCOA.

RREAKFAsT.-"By thorough knowledge Of the natural
laws which govern operations OF digestion and nutrition
~ 10 cafcfn appoatlon properties OF weiise-
ected Cocoa Epps provided our breakfast tables with
doctors bs IUs by Judicous use OF such articles OK
det that consultation may DO gradually built up until strong
10 reaist every tendency disease. Hundreds OF sub
lie nasdes floating around us ready 20 attack wner
ever there Ia We escape many iatA
NV keepnc ourselves well fortified with pure blood and
nfonery nourished me."-Cvil service Gazette =,
Fade smuIy with boiling wRter milk. BOLD In TINS only
oD aud nj by 0rOcers, labelled thusi JAmhn EfFS o
Co homeopathic Chemists, London, England
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WEST SHORE ROUTE.

hkwSokk, MEsr SHORE q BUFFALO RAILWAY
1rs AMp s NEW H DIX, ONTARIO WESTERN RY
ieave DesDroSSee and COrtlandl street stau0nH
HI III syracuse ana Oue.ts s.20 -Sslo m.
Ate Fsiis kcft plain CanaIobaIle Port Jack SOD
AilsnSga NJ va, ll:20 am 't15 an. -, -,
anu Satskln. g, $40. ll.2O q AZ s'oV >S.IOp
Ksnmvs,1 ohena, Norwich sidney bSOam ,sPm
AKA toh highland, Poughkeepse -s,5z1 1Izc am $50
Atyburg So Js2o, 1IszVa n o:5v a.50 -v.Io 4
Mladset0gn, $3.50, ll.<O S'lU 4;S0, -oI ~
,Daly. Other trans aaly except EuLiay
a. xafor Cars s<O and lls1O and 4:SOy trains
rarlor Bruet Cars v:2v q m tTain syracuse
no SYRACUSE
Elegant Pelnsn sleeping Cars osgego IA tiaiaL
tickets time aDcs al VI uv
4any Jersey City ftLsyyalia khi0aa eAtlO biVvAiy,
EOS Court sL Annex once loot "a tuitonsta ala
5shsApaye5 New.foIK City, Nos. loz zvl zp1 ala $40
5szS bioaawsy No. UnIou square, No 7SI eth-aye ~
Henry MoNbIT. General PasseuEerAs
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Q itp lDro rrip manteo.

WANTED, TO LEASE or buy, in Fifth or
w Sixth Ward about FIVE TO eight th0nsand feet
land, unimprOyed partly Address PIkRSON & CO.
"a broadway.
WANTED and will buy for cash if cheap
w any good property. PAUL p. TODD. l45 Broadway
WANTED TO BUY.-Four- story high -stOOp
w house between 10th and AGA sts Lexington and 9TH
aves place preferred Address LIVINGSTON, Up
town Tribune Once l,z3s Broadway.
WANTED City property for country resi-
w dence free with and fruit PAUL r. TODD las
Broadway.
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Amnsements.
HAVERLY'S COMEDY THEATRE-OPERA
IL Formerly San Francisco Opera Housed
broadway, between 23th and 29th-sts.

INV IHEAIRE-OPERA
- Gormerly San Francisco Opera House)
broadway, between 28th and 18th
Return to New.York for A short sea.op only.
THE MAURICE GRAU FRENOH OPERA BoUFFE
c-,., COMPANY
MILE aN Comprising MILE MARIE AIMEEs ,,,,,,
Monday-IA FILE DE MN ANGOT T me- Nv II A A
MASCoITE "Wednesday Evening and Saturday Matinee
HFSGACGi0 Th9rsday Friday and Saturday Evenngs-LA
Prices 50cts 81 90 sale begins Friday No Spectator
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
1I GRAND ITALIAN OPERA. Inaugural Season.
MI; hENhY =: ABBEf..-- DIRECTOR
RETURN FOR Tygo NIGHTS AND ONE MATINEE only
OF Mr. Henry r. Abbey's Italian Opera Company.
wednesday Evening. January Both Subscription Might
Production OF Bizets opera, CARMEN
Friday Evening, January H. Both subscription night,
Ponchielfs opera, LA GIACoNDA.
The Bax office Of the Metropolitan Opera House will remain
open daily from a. IN. 70 0 p M
CTAR THEATRE.
~ Mr.. LESTER WALLACK....P Proprietor and Manager
TWICE TODAY MATINEE AND NIGHT,
WE. SHERIDAN
as
LOUIS XII.
Wednesday Evening and Matinee Saturday, 20,
EDWIN BOOTH
IAG0.
w. T.. SHERIDAN Especially engaged OTHELLO.
Thursday Friday Evenings,
Mr.. BOOTH as sHYLocK and PETkUCHIo;.
Next Week. Monday and Tuesday Evenings and Saturday
Mr. BOOTH MACBETH.
wednesday, Th1rsday and Friday Evenings
BROOKS DICKSON, HORACE McvIcKER,
Directors. Manager
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'"N TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LIN

20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AMP On
SUNDAY. 8 STATIONS IN PH1LADEL-
PHIA 2 IN NEW.YORK-
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DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPRoV WE'D rl ESUIi
MENT, AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSlSl'
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE sAEErY

Street Ferries follows , ON
Gao. 720 & $50 Is and 10 Limited IL; 11;ln m l. ~
$40 o. and I'D m and II night suna s n,Sbi
90 Limited and 10 q G. T. md m and ~ ni m
Trains leaving NewYor daily, except Sunday 1zo sou
and l1:l0 M "a and connecting at Irentonio'
Camden .,,,,, ,oo,
Returning trans leave Broad ST Station Philadelphia
S:lb g: a. = 4:35 Except Monday 600 ESQ, sZ0 eoV
iAsAh 4 & 6:80 IN 7,4b and 9 n m ON sunday i2Oi
SID 500. 4; AIS $50 a m (62O Limitedl $780, $40
q and IN Leave Philadelphia via Camden 800 N daiy
Ticket Offices ass, $40 ga Broadway AstOr House.
and foot Desbrosses and C0raDdt Streets Court 81 ana
BROOKLYN Annex station loot of Futons Brookyn Bns3n
Hotel HobOken; Station, Jersey CITY, Emigrart llokee
1ifice 10 Battery Place and Castle Garden.
The NewY Transfer Company will call Tor anu clecA
baggage from hotels and residences , c-oon
NhAiN General Manager General Pass'r Agent.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
4 ON and after Nov: IL: 1888

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE, s.....
Trains leave New York via Desbrosses and Coru' 90o'
Ferries IS follows As, ....n pruroar
Palace cars attached. 3 m and daily NeW.1 OK
and Chicago Limited OF Psrlor Dining Smoking ana sioop-
Wiliamsport Lock Haven n, CORY and Erie NJ
y connecting at CORY foTitusvihe fe'iVo"" NN"'
and The Oil Regions vu.s,,Dc,oo
Express Pullman Paror Cars daily except ~
m; arrive Washington 40 M REGULAR va % ,h, via -
and O. r. r. / and p IN and 12 night sunday via b. am
p RR. 80 m, 0 d and ~ Night via b. and y. LII
IN. and II niclt
For Cane MAY except SUNDAY. lilo m. .....,ou.
LONG Pranch Bay Head Junction, and intermedaie
VIA RAILWAY and A mboy a m, IL noon. $40, m. On
Sunday a and docs not stop at AhDury
Poats ~ hBrOOkyn Annex connect with all tICuGn 10
at Jersey CITY, aOrding speedy and direct transfer O
Trains arT,ve-FrOm Ptsburg 6lO and l2o W. 7S9 Sn
1000 m daily and daily except Monday. rIV ~
Wasbngion and Baltimore, 6SU $3.50 m, 81 3S oSI
% 10, and 1885 sunday 63 $500 M iV:oo anu
10Sb n m From baltimore leo on sundays y, ~ W.
FROM Phadepha $50 6lo $50 500 Except moP sa
= 7:SO $50 600 1905 1922 and 1923 m su 1ny
800 600 c:S5 G:5O 7o5. 11S5 M e2O 49, U-o lV'o'
nd 1895 y N.
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YOUNG MEN wants one or two unfinished
rooms In private family Address W. Box 20, Tribune
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st.nm,pats ano Railroads.


PALTIMoRE As n OH OHIO R RAn &HsA
NOBEL INST nfSS and Washington
Trains from Psy Warrington and ali points West
% s1' p9 FAST GreSSn s1 81
coaches 10 Chicago Cincinnati % D0"'' o'"-o~
fSr 3 BsT9s and Rs SSa
apply a. SSTlpPp eSnsyIvsfia Railroad.
NOR NEW-HAYEN.-Steam leave Peek
SIP Sns IL early ns North and
BRRSEP9gsITr and al RGagptf On HSS
sSg n fa1s at thaa by Jnsi route 7
For Bq 2sI Sfvrn LINE Fa P,s any e.
nss ,TV e NSyBG Ff TS5
stS1%srs s PIrS 1 fnS end Jersey city
p Tickets and siateroe%s may Pc sscgTs c - d S
% PIER 3, and q steamer GEORGE 1. ooNxoR,
EIIIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.--Passenger
IL trains leave depot foot Of Cortandt ana 6eS
ds so Rsa MI SIG n s1e dSe wa
fs TSar a'e sSssSss aS4 M and O
ss for E esSSs s SC $50 lP connect for
81 points 70 r Mn ae Sh anS o % Leave Chunk
&C Eastern once GnH BSS s9s SSEfsnf! "a
NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH RR;
Stations IN NowYOk 6ssSTssss 3,
sonh A%eoy Phs Rsa ding r. sl SD l RR
900 I'm $40 y 0, Sunday gsssDs & 300 $40 IL
so 400 4SO 592 SP% sE s%nSsS. 400 iq4 pm H.
va Far rf aSd bank ions BranS PsE
sss G Point Pleasant @ So sdePhAs anS no
a SGU At Gee Ocean Grove or Asbgy Psr Zoo
s o f sGpSns az ocean Grove or Asy i
s fS fs c l6 M For ReSPS Phsdep6a
seMSo Toms River and BaTnesat at ia m so $50
, IN vineland BIidgeton, Atlantic City g. iSO p m
of& HA A. p r. RI S g. p T. RR 1cfg sap
NORWICH LINE ovr,Du
Boston IS Worcester 50 90 Nashua So So Portland
Tie DC" nun ''' city OF WORCESTER.
ut STd SfepOn the TPS' esfsGs on the
ys he. SS 90 E Gc hsfT iSSt e s
Drawing Boston from NewLondon at 4;lo H.
NEW.YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Nov Is 1883
ug@ a %s S Sys TaPd s GsP' N with
M Fast Limited Chicago Express with dining
stopping at Albany Utica Syracuse Roc6esteT Buffalo Ere
1880 a. Dr. chicago Express drawing.room Canaan
deena Rochester and Buffalo CONNECTS for 0swsgS with
drawing connecting Tor saratoga Giens Falls and
Albany Troy and Utica express DrawingroOm cars
TO albany n ana troy S for Niagara
Falls Buffalo Cincinnati lexcept Saturday Toledo Detroit
,s yS e and to
D. M Pacific Express with sleeping for Rochester
Punalo Cleveland Toledo Detroit CHICAGO st. Louis Oswe
no; also Lowvile texcepr SATURDAY.
II D. Night Express with sleeping cars to ALBANY anu
Troy with the morning trains for the West ana
North texcept Saturday night. - ,,,
Green 252 and AIS Broadway and at Westeos Express
Offices Park place and 7S5 and 942 broadway New OK
snd 1913 Washington and S64 Futon-sts BrooNyn ana ~
Fourth-st- WILLIAMSBURG
baggage called for and checked from residence.
These trains daily AL others daiy except 5nn
JIM TOUCEY, G. b MEt-hEH.
General superintendent GenerA fassei'seIA SchL
DOPULAR SHORE LINE.-For Providence,
Bostop and the East An fa from Grand Central Depot
Three express trains daily Sundays excepted to Boston nt
sleeping oarsl sundays at 10 m with palace sleeping
ears Newport express leaves eIsha oehtI Dslo. a1
NJ arrives nj Newport a. p. N. Parlof-ears attaened
+ w. PoPPLE, Agent
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Gteambpais Gm6 Railroads.

BOSTON. VIA STONINGTON LINE.
ID steamers STONINGTON and MAS6ACHUbErIs m
daily Except sundAys) from Pier 80 r. r. .. ~
p m Three morning trains from steamers LANDING
Doo'oh PROVIDENCE LINE
For freiebt only from Pier 20 ~ r. warrenst- oany
teAeepi oun"4s % 30 n w PoPPLF Gent Pass Agent,
No. III west-st., New.YorR.
EOR BOSTON, via New York and New.Eng-
land RR Leave New.Y9rk trana centai s'auqn =.
New York tManhattan Eievated RI from South Ferry So
m hydsf 900 a ms High Bridge. 900 Leave Pier
al NJ r. loot Desbrosses-st Norwich Line m Pullman
sleeping cars night trans via Hartford
MANN BOUDOIR CAR.
oee unrivaIled cars exceeding comfort luxury safety
ond nY1yaev All other DRAWING ROOM CARS now run daly
between NEw.YoRK and BOSTON, via Springfield on IL
VSntiatidn perfect and Incompatible NO DUST NO
DRAUGHTS, A.. nal, a
Tiiford. Lunches etc -, ,,..-..a =. TtoAa,
once and Railroad Private rooms Tor
rites orco
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GOnnirn prOpcrip for Sale anO 60 Get

AN EXQUISITE double dwelling, stable,
n outh0ussa &c, aud about acres, With superb
woodland lawn views OF the Hudson a D0obs Ferry
surrOuuded by the hapdsoncst establishments In s
ashOnabe suburb NcwI Price very low 10 prompt
purchaser. v. X. SIENENsON,H NO Oh Noaiat-si hno
No 66l 5tb-avo.
ONG BRANCH COTTAGES and HOTELS.
IL 10 lot sale; elegant cottage ior sale at Lloerol
AT Monmouth Beach 3 q Bright on HnInson Neck
others at Asbury Fsrk, Deal Beach WILLIAM LANE,
long Branch.
Two RENT.-Two Splendid Brick Dwellings in
Augusta Ga delightfully."- situated and centrally located
Every c9nyehonec Furnished uniurnished as desired
Address. J. l. MAXWELL, Real Estate Agent Augusta, Ca
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Anrlion Sale OF Real estate.

DARTITI0N SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE, Northeast being 90 feet west-st,
and 81 North Geraus DE Forest
property: by JOHN T. BOYD Auctoneer, At Exchange
EalcsTOom III Broadway December rs, 1855, IL
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V'HE ERIE RAILWAY. now know as the
Il NETWORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL

u.
Arrangements Of trains from Chambers-street depot
Q m-Daily except Sundays Day Express diawingroom
coaches 10 Bnghamton, Elmira and Buffalo sleeping
daIly, st Louis Limited" Express-No extra cnarge
Tor fast time-Pullman Sleeping coaches 70 Bunho
land lao Cincinnati 500 ST. Louis $40 m secOn
day Connecting trains arrive Detroit 3lOp I'M Toledo o. ~
IDayJ-Pacic Express for the West Solid Train Of
Pullman bay and sleeping coaches TO BnghamtGn Emad
BunalO Niagara Fails Cincinnati and Chicago. Hotel ana
Buffet Smoking CoSches 10 Chicago
SILL n-Emis Tant train for the West - 900 49,
1,45 300 44O .l $50 tiG $50 1880 1890 IL midnight
sundays $50 1870 Lao $50 m Il midnight - a.
10 5:J 10 6.S 1880 s5 1880 aud Il midnight sun
dly- $50 1920 las $50 $40 m ~ midnight nm
4:2U = 6:SJ 1880 and - midnight Saturday nights
only sunaays 9:l n $40 $50 N and .
midnight Sundays $50 lO2O ~ lao $50 sPm anu Il
midnight
Newbarg and Cornwall 1850 a $50 1870 6pm. Sunday
Rondou and Kingston and Montgomery IN A:3o p IN.
Goshen S.56s 1920 I'M 1880 $3.50 a9O SID sun
81 de,o%n 20 1910 $50 43O s:l5 m. sunday
$50 lO;o SG M s Iae t "a MsSs "a The n
for SsrTis s5o 1920 4so sl5 m
floats 23ds quarter Of and quarter after each hour
from from i 2iS m 70 % saS every very hour "u
Tickets passage and apartments In Drawing Room ana
sleeping coaches be obtained and orders I'm the checking
Nos 2Gl 4O or 057 Broadway. 1877 Wcstst, n. " No
cCntst brooklyn or Si s onPsIys Depot Work q, 7lo
'''O JOHN s. ABBofI. Gent Pass'r Agent, New.York
NORTHERN RAIL0AD OF NEW-JERSEH.
~ Trains leave for Engewood, Coster, Perm9nt and
IL Midnight Sundays . am and 7:i5pm
Manuel spnng Valley and MOnsey 7l0 10 am 4:5O m
SUNNY John n ABBOTT Gent Pass'r gent. New-YOrk.