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ID ENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
K o. and nfter OCTORER 2Sth. 1883

1 On and after ocToBER 2sth, 1883
AND uHGiFf AbD sT TNFhH Nail hthH ROUTE
Trains leave New-YoTE, via Desbrosses and Coruano'
HafrsSars Pisburs and tho West with Pullman Palace
Cars attached 100 M C s9 sDhhg gI ear sn P.s
Ghy sE a sse SSs's sf Gar.
w hS2 a m f .ccR fay 100 NJ 100 M Cory
VIE and the on IEGsiO9ss 90 M and 70 10 night
For NofrStown, ~ PhoeqxSs Potstown and Reading.
II 100 a m. 100 200 aud 700 p m saturdays
Ba faS S p IN aaa The sSr pa y Ii d
ington Express Of Pullman parlor Cars DAILY except
sSd Pd sv 10 x G2 Dining carr SarvH 40 no. arrive
ington 8 IL D. regular At 30 $ 200 and go a. m
sunday is and 90 m 80 and 100 p m
Iope PnnSb BaT Head Junction and Intermediate
stations. Via Railway and Amboy, 9lo a. m,
P %S NJ ssS h A;Sa5y f FSiFi5a.Dn,
ana norfolk IailTgad zoo m t daily via Baltimore
Boats Brooyn Annex cSnnect with all nd th5G ugh
trains at Jersey City, ahording q speedy ana ufec'
transfer for Brooklyn travel
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express trains leave NewYork Desbrosses and Cort
andt Streets Ferries as follows; - ~ i,
y o Wass go i so CO. 100 80 100 and 100
y. M. and 10 rs night Accommodation. 80 and II 10
% t liz nad aS SG % m oua1' 3d. hSDS'
,5 and T pSe u 1 naFq v eassp sunta N
na 10 81 snaday e Te aaa 10 for dd raa
efG oa 9cs and loot Of bs S ana and toSnd s
Coqrtst and lirookyn Annex station foot Of Fulton:s
Brooklyn Station. Jersey City; Emgrant Ticket once.
The New York Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotel and residences p woon
General MANAGE General Psssr Agen.
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TRAINs FOR BOSTON
| nn SHORTEST LINE
by from l6 81 Niles -, w
via New'YOrk and New. England \ L. and N T.. N ID
Leave NEwYoEK 10 A NJ, . p NJ, Il 80 7. NJ
PARLoR CARS on bay TRAtNs;
ONLY LINE RUNNING PULLMAN sLEEP1Ne JAMS
3 100 p. IN. Daily, including sundays
Other trains daily except Sundays; . 49,,
Sleeping Accommodations can De secured ~ uckes
sfhces. S37 Broadway. and Grand Central Depot
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Real estate.
7lTEGU GUARANTEE
AND TRUST G.
Real estate.

So LIBERTY-sT, 26 CoUhr-ef
NEw.YORK BROOKLYN
CAPITAL paid up. cast). sLoooooo
srRp1us so,49
ADDITIONAL STOCK LIABILITY. 100000
TOTAL GUARANTEE SECURED. e2oSoH2
It's policy Of guarantee covers all losses By reason OF
fery OF signatures false pesonaons or any other fraud
RATES
For exam,raton guarantee and sesrches
In Ncw.York s65 on The first $4,000 and 81 on each
additional 81 .0co.
In Brooklyn. $40 the first $4,000 and Sd OH each
additional 81 600.
special rates for titles involving more than s4OooU.
" Disbursement" abolished.
COUNSEL,
s.sphen P. Nash. Richard Insraham.
Geo. f. Demares-
TRUSTEES.
Orlando B. Potter. George g. WiuiamA
William ". Ingrahan. Eugene Kelly.
Emil Oelbermann Alexander E Orr
Martin Joos, Hugo Wesendoncks
Henry Morton Julien T. Davies
Benjamin D. Hicka William H. Maze
John ID. Hicks Edward ~ 1aiier'
Charles Richardson. Chsries H. henuef''n
Ellis d. Williams Isaac H. CoeIA
william Trsutwtne Samuel T. Freeman
Henry c. Thompeon. Charles Matlack.
JOHN w. MURRAY. C. H KELSEY.
President Vice president.
LOUIS wINDMULLER. Treasurer.
NEWELL MARTIN. Secretary.
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WHITE STAR LINE.
~ FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL

WHITE STAR LINE.
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPO0L
pOyAi, AND UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS
'ADRIATIc, Capt Cameron, Yves, Wed NOy u H. 40 40 p m
.CIITIC Capt Dawson Wcdnesiay Nov o. noon
vS H9p' star Iy pox foo o, West ioth H.
Saloon ESQ 500 $50 and 800 steerage ron or 70
passengers carried these steamers outward $50 ana
sS5 prepaid s35, excursion s65. Conpanys once, NO.
DAcTFrC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYS
4 LINES FOR CALIFORNIA, JAPAN, CHINA,
GENITAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO
PROM New-YOf pier foot OF Canai-st, N. II
For san Francisco via tn lsthmus OF Panama
NEWPORT sails SATURDAY, November 10 noon
From San Francisco lst ard Brannan sts
HOr China and japan.
CITY OF SYDNEY sails saturday. Nov. II. D. N.
For freight passage and general Information Apply a.
.o,rra,r,s once on tho pier scot o, Canal-s., N.
N"P'' II. J. BULLAY Superintendent
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REAL ESTATE.
nr1sMEss.A AT THE EXCHANGE.

BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE
ann selling the Navarro nats at the Real Estatc
ExAsnge yesterday, account Of which appears In
another column, d. p lneraham Co. offered vacant
IN, on the southwest corner Of Eghthave. and Eighty
sccondst, 2p.sxloo. 1t sold for $4,000 to the
Of West slxtefS-st, east Of Natfsye., lot lsx1ooo
The plaintiff was the buyer at $4,000
K.w.Yers; Friday, -, .s y,. : ssss; and
The following sales were held At the A10n'hR' '"D
Yves. 9 ss sssa sss sT 8 a'.l'os
A''ss 1'.' ~..i ss H ~ !; ... .s.,oe.
zach: > Lawson. sil: soS.,,. NV O, ,sosAs.
ISIS, p sSsss ~ sana shaw
soIs win pSs q land .,.. :: sssd MSss'''
100 Of ''Gssit }eSfnsS sans r,,s Mo,
60 iSaiSs Msoo$s sh1sS IN pic. .. land
ws ss. e' iSs s, IF sRsvs s Sds
Ss sa: ::s: ssy yn &c. s land
above. '' plSs los sSi0c5 buyer $40 sss land
ws.. ' sss 'fS1s 'si's Ss.T S same
.ssr. III e. :, . .as .a
.s.y, Ss ssss SsSs sS ss ..
s I q T ssssSsc s.sS
lot on shave. W cor Of s2d-sI xoeAi0'' '-A'
ssS'' rs s;v' cor Of Sl''.s ,oaa.
100 ssms sV Wes, sdst ITS Of savo aS1i022'
same buyer 4 E r., Ss s S m.al.on.vs
Q Of i20thst was adjourned SINE a'e
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANstEEs S,.s,, l. 0ii'
slave cor 9ethst, a52x1oo; Michael ~iohn sso 600
raseSS No ss Ls;t Frank Herter .. ooo
and p saStasT Peter and er'a to II $4,000
xostol hes' No o. Louis Goodman and wife to 1900
Goodman 4es # of olst-s 2xsS ., nm
eli f5sae S seS e $1,000
76h-st. Soi y We, 3, y % Iobn ] Adams 10000
Idgest .o 10 ana VI wife 10 osiss Geiler $1,000
12Sts.st Nc lSs west fran''s WIS anu 10000
Ma aeSsfH of's' cor ioah.st 25x1oO John
Hickey and Hugh Bray anu wives " 'r $4,000
eshsaye 1osenhs and wife to Jane cummns $4,000
stn cn%miDs To- AZ isabella caiiender $4,000
9haNe, e. cor 5c Megyer and snothef $4,000
1885, execu,rS Of Patrick McManus to Thomas 100 ooO
Of oa !; Ml 1SSs5 lie HslqS a
4 v W;p S,I ''e trustee, Vi "'.'iA'" $4,000
Edsidge wm NJ. 214 and cie Magdalena Roll. oo.
wagon to Peter Herter i9oVo
RECORDED MORTGAGES
. John Bushned and wife TO Emma Wood yea.
Burke q F Fs ps Of eeas PLACE
Jackson Bel to Emma Potter, Of lotiave' OF
James cununins 70 Samuel JOsephs, of sth-ave.
niizSSstS CLARK to John T Mackenzie. Of Wash
ingtOnsL ; o. Baicay-s, J year, $1,000
Emily Dixon TO Alfred Benny, = o. Depot pace OF
kedCwlck ave, years, $4,000
$4,000 , r. -
Morris Franklin and vile 70 stephen Duncan ana
others trustees "A SHAVE ! year, $4,000.
Hem Fu.ilaC aud wife 70 the Engrant Industrial
Savings Bank, OF 123d-st. Of 1staye. year,
$4,000. - , ~,
p13 West 122d-st, year. $1,000
Same Edward Gallon, trustee, s OF l22dst W OF
7thaNe $4,000.
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Railroads.

~ ORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Trains leave Chambersst. Station week day. Tor
Englewood, Tenany Closter. Spaiki and Nyack, 80
- S 90 10 and il 80 m rs, 49, so $50
40, $40, 8, 10 30 II midnight Sundays 7.
20 80 a. IN. 80 4. 80, s 10 y. m ,, ,raps %
Saturday special, IL 40 noon. Addiuoha NA
For Manuel Spring Valley. Monsey and IanmahA
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Winter Resorts.

Wirtfr Resorts.
Aiken, South Carolina.
WINTER RESORT FOR HEALTH AND PLEASURE.
Driest Climate In the United states,
Except points great altitude IN the Rocky MONTANA
HIGHLAND PARK HOTEL,
FIRST CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT
OPENS FOR SEASON OF 1850, THURSDAY, NOV. l.
Absolute Safety from Yellow Fever,
the following comprehensive reasons
Frs-Rellable medical authority asserts that Yellow
Fever could not become epidemic IN this climate even
brought here IN mid summer.
Second-There is no case OF Yellow Fever 10
Aiken than jacksonville, Florida and rigid system Of
quarantine prevents It's nearer approach
Third.-Even were all precautions abandoned immedl
aeiy the already experienced here render Infection
impossible
For those who wish to go further South Aiken offers
desirable stopping place until frost reaches the local.
they wish to vs. and renders It safe for them TO
continue their journey.
For descriptive pamphlet and terms address
B =. CHArFlELD, Proprietor and Manager.
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Hlnsiral Instruments.

A NUMBER Of slightly used upright and square panoA
"A OF make which were specially selected ana uec
by the artists Of the Metropolitan Opera House Company
during the past season, VIII DO sold AZ liberal
reduction from regular prices
WM. KNABE & CO.. 1l2 SHAVE. above l6thss
INISCHER PIANOS, renowned for tone and standing
In tune. Manufactories and storerooms Al 20 42S
Yves. 2Sth.st, and COT Broadway 1sthI. tDitson's
Building Pianos exchanged, rented. or instruments
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Dentietrp.

HARVARD COLLEGE DENTAL EXPERTs-P1lorS
l2iS Last 4sth.st, near 3dayo Lady attendant also
physieian Advice and examination free. Charges moder
ate Extracting with gas SOC filing cement and other.
7sc. gold nnIs finest order "a So Call and DO con-
pense. Then difference between science and pre-
sumption
A DvERTIsEMENTs FOR THE NETWORK TRIB-
AUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWN
OFFICES. No. loSs Broadway corner Thirty first A.,
until D. $50 broadway. between Twenty second and
Twenty third sts., until p 2T0 West Twenty third
ct. corner Eishh-ave lSs Sixthaye LOB Fourth ave.
sspthst loose Third-1ye., near siAy'nrstst L7ca
sixty-eighth-st, and co Liberty st. and the HARLEM
OFFICE $50 East One hundred and twenty fifth ST. n
" y N, u regular ratea.
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Montreal October IS. 1883. '''''' .

n Office is hereby given that the under
=, signed will untf OF the 18th day Of November
receve proposals for the sale and surrender OF two
hundred and hirtyeght (23s) Northern Pacific Railroad
and Land Grant General First Mortgage Sinking Fund
SIX Per Gold Bonds. par value 81 000 each but at
rates not SLIGO per bond and accrued interest
To the extent that bonds hot rendered and
chased they VIII be selected By lot the 18th day o.
November next. and called IN for redemption IN &C
cordance with requirements u Articles II and 12
Of the trust mortgage AMI Will be redeemed 1s January
next at the rate S11O0 per bond and accrued interest
TO that date
Central Trust Company Of New-York Trustee
BY F. P. OLCOTT. President
New-York. October o. 1883.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY.

A IN y r 1.
- FOOT or LIBERTY STREET NORTH RIVER
Time Table Of October o. 1888
go :VO a m for Easton, Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch
Chunk. Reading. Harrisburg. etc.
700 a. m for bennington. Ea,on bethlehem Allen
10 a. M Tor Tem!ueton, Lake Hoga,cong. Easton.
Bethlehem. Allentown Mauch Chunk. NikesbaIfe. sclan-
ton Heading, Harrisburg lotsye Tamaqua ShamOkln,
Sudbury. Lewisburc Wilam.poIL
D. for Pennington, Ea-fun, Bettichem- Allentown,
Mauch Chunk, Reading, Harrisburg. etc.
As y NJ fDr Easion, bethlehem, Allentown. A1ueh
CHUNK Wilkesbarre scranton. Iamaqua. shamosin
80 y. IL. for Pennington. Lake HOuatcong E1ston.
90 and 80 D. m. Tor soneryile and Pennington
545 u. n. for EastOn Bethlehem Allentown Aauch
Chunk Reading. Harrisburg. etc On Sundays a. $50
T. sI5 II 16 a., M, l, 4, 80. rs D. m. Sundays.
4 q NJ for Red Bank, Long Branch tAsbury PARK.
ocean Grove except sunday. Point Pleasant ParOr
car is a. ~. l. Z 80 p for Fanningdale. LAKE
a. m, ! y. IN for ATLANTIC CITY. Vlneland.
10 60 Il 5 fo9 PERU = Ans so $780, cas-
j. Il" SANDY HOOK ROUTE
FROM PIER :, n II
- Tor Atlantic Highlands Hishaod Beaeh seabr,saL
Monmouth Beach, Long Branch. Lakewood. Toms River
and BaFnerat at 2 :f5 p m
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
Central T. L. Of New-Jersey and Philadelphia and
Reading X r. Leave foot ,Liberty-sL, n H. at A. ;l6
DAYS at as a m 800 II p M
Trains leaving at 4. AS II a. 80 4. 80. 80.
IL D. NJ have connection for Reading, Harrisburg Potts
Tickets and Psrlor procured at H. as
e5l o44, 4o 1923 broadway, iJ7 Gthaye.. 264 West
Nev.york Transfer Company Will call for and check
baGgsge fTem hotel W residence
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PARK HOUSE,

PARK HOUSE,
SUMMIT n. j.
Fall and Winter Resort
Nearly 500 feet above ude-wateR.
Within 1 hour from New. York
200 feet OF piazza inclOsed with glasA
New system OF steam heat.
Perfect plumbing and sewerage system
SuperiO; water supply.
JOHN A. HICKS. Proprietor.
r. ATsKILL-FALL AND WINTER BoARD.-De
~ ughul location; convenient railroads and boats
air large. excellent table al conforts OF
home. Mrs. l. WHITTELSEY. Caskil. N. Y.
yVINYAH HOUSE, AsHEvILLE. N. C..-Climatic
w for nvads suffering from diseases OF lungs
and throat fine hotel and frstcass sanitarun; open
for the winter. x. Won RUCK. NJ. D.
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY co.

A SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING Of the ,d shar re-
hoIders of The named Company Will Dc heiu OF
MONDAY the 10Th day OF November next at the pHhlpa5
once Of the Company IN Montreal az the houf OF IL
c,ok noon for the purpose OF considering ana authorA.
nc he terms Of iiasf % the said Company rom the
ortaro and Quebec Railway Company Of the extension
Of the line OF the named Company from Lonaoh 70
point on the Detroit River. ana Of steam ana OthtI
~ ferry across such river IN
connection with the said Railway and its business anu
also lie and conditions OF an a2feemeh1 De
Of said exten;on and tine establishment and working Oh
the said ferry. -, -, g., :, -
The transfer books OF the Company will close In Lon
Friday Goth inst, az three m ana IN montreal
nd New YORK al the hour Saturday, the 10Th
November and will be reopened on Tuesday, the 10th
November next
~ CHARLES DRINKwATER
Secretary.
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NEW ORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ RAILwAY.-Trains leave from ferries at West AZ
and Jay as follows: $3.50
West AID s.. so a. m Jayst, 80 a. m. for MD
dletOwn hsilsburg. Monticello Liberty, Walton Delhi
Norwich Utica, Rome. Oneida. Fulton oswego. Buffalo
W. - 100 D. N. Jay-st 3: 40 D. H. for Wall.
Kill Valley stations. Lakes Mohonk. Mlnnewasla. Middle
town, Bl0Omingburg, E.lcnyllle Mt Dale Monticello
Fallshurg. Liberty. White Lake. RocklanA 81, -,
Yves .25 T.. II. Jayst., 10 daily Tor
Middletown TalIsburg Liberty walton Norwich oneida
Osweg0 Suspension Bridge, Detroit Chicago St Louis
Buffet sleepers Niagara Falls Reclining Chair Car
. Suspension Bridge
vsy 1877 ghave. 1874 East 125ths St. 2O4 West l25th
New York ..-pupcos a u
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w-HofA J. c. ANDERSON. G. Z. A.
New York

NvFST SHORE RAlLROAD, \. !. Q. y
w H. l. X T. CO.. Lessee-Trains Leave West . 42l
o. STALLION New follows and 20 minutes earlier
liam sailt 1G. % SO NJ g 90 : Is M s. Louis
Montreal Canada East . 100 kl-saia E@i' syTs
% So a. NJ IS 90 . - p H. land II n, for Iuca
only. Kingston saugertes. Calsdll, Albany $40
Ne1buFs 10 is u. $40 10 AZ p m hayer.
ears Tor Buffalo Magyar rails Toronto Detroit en-, ago
osber tIs.as daily e1ceps sundays . Leave Jersey
City r Il r. Station all 90 a. m. $50 B. m Iloboken
tckets timetable Or information apply Offices Brook
lyr-333 Wa.hincton--L. 130 Fultcn-st, Annex ONCE
fooi o; Fsltoh;si NevYc5k ciiy-8oJ agd go Broad
way 1913 IL Bowcry, 10 PARK place, and West Shore
srtions foot OF West 421s and foot % Jayst. n: r.
Westcotr. Express calls for and check, baggase from
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O1fGn Gfeamen.


NOMPAGNIE GENEkALE TRANSATLAN-
~ TIQuE FRENCH LINE TO HAvEE .,
Cempanys Pier ko.42 North River Of Moronst
LA NokMANDIE Dc Rersabicc. Sat. Nov. 10, 10 "a
LA GASCOGNE. SantoN, Saturday, Nov. II, 4 IN
LA BOURGOGNE Frangeul SATURDAY, Nov a. O. m
A. FORGET, Agent No. Bowling Green
A NCHOR LINE. U. s. Mail Steamships
IA GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY
IRON Pier II, North River foot OF Leroy-st
Circassa, Nov 10, 10 a. m. Ethiopia, Nov "a. . m
Furnessa, Nov. IL. D. m: Anchoria Dec. 1. D IN
Rates 81 passage
GLASGOW. DERRY OF LIVERPOOL. an
Cabin as and e55. Second class s3o. steersge. ego
Travellers Circular Letters Of Credit aud Drafts TOR any
amount Issued at lowest current rates - 90
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Bowling Green. N.
CUNARD LINE.
NEw-YoRK TO LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN from
PIER 40 North River
FAST EXPRESS MAIL SERVICE
Umbrta Nov. 10, 10 80 a. II. Umbria, Dec s. y m
Aurania Nov. II, 80 a IN Aurania Dec 10, y m
Gala. Dec l. 3 D. M Servta Dec. 30. Q 80 m.
Cabin passage. 500 $50 and s1o0. Intermediate, e35
tickets TO and from all parts OF Europe at VERY
low rates For freight and passage apply to the company
Office 4 Bowling Green Newly
VERNON II. BROWN CO.. General Agents.
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20 $50 IN. 30 4. &c., s l5 D. m,,,.,.n,, train, to
Crcssltl and way 0 40 a: m and 80 p. m,.ro.r.
For Manuel Spring Valley, Monsey and IaumahA
- II and 957 Broadway. 153 l;2 Eowery. isl we.tst
York S2l and 1913 fglton,st Bro9M{n l07 broadway:
and New Station Jersey CITY where Tickets and Paror
transfer Of bRsgage can be obtained. Express trains
leave 23d St , minutes earlier than time shown from
M daily Day Express buffet drawing. room coaches
70 Buralo; pullman sleeping coaches Hornelsvle 10
10 80 a. ~ week days Delaware VALLEY Express parlor
car to B.nshai3ion O"sg9 slmira ana Corning IA,
Pullman train OF day and buyt sleeping to But
a. SasaI no eS Sa va Sseago Cincinnati and
y M, daily, Chicago Express Pullman buffet sleeping
buffalo Cincinnati and Chicago 80 . .eo 20
Rutherford and Passaic4, 45 G. 7. so 80 ~ ~
$50 20 ~95ag $50 80 o 10 80 ,. ~ y night
: 81 ~, s? rs Sp4a'5s 60 - 30 % g.
pateI:S S2 4:i5 G. : so 80, 10 go m; p
Rso e 50 q ss$5 80 81 20 10 80
800 10 p m. - night Sundays a. M 80
Rid SsS p a aS saHfera4, 40 100 $50 10 m
1s$a 49, 49, No.. 40 9io 20 49, D. 10 $50 p m
10 SaGsrn. $50 N. syg6Rdays. AS 80 ! 10 80
waf%gsewsek days As D. 10 80 a. m T l. 80 m
cos aSaa1s9 a. : 50 10 80 49, 30 30
49, and f Fof5 yr1 as So g. 10 $50 go nm
3 30 80, 8, 80, p. m Sundays AS s 30 0
M tSain from The West arrive New.YOrA
7:C5 u 50 1,l r m pI,9 and 10 20 p NJ p FARMER
Gen'l Supt General Passenger Agent
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Citp properip % Get.
Drooklpn Troprrtp for Sale ano 90 Efi
Ccuutrp Drppertn Epr Sale ano 90 fet


A GENCY FOR observation-disclosures residences
"A and building sites for sale houses 70 let season or
year CLARENCE r. TUBES Bcckman-st. n. Y.
TOR RENT IN CLEVELAND.-January, 1888. new.
J. elegant storerOom with basement 44xlbQ II. The
Beckman" seven stories; fronts on two streets best
retail business location In city descriptive pamphlet
application. E w GODDARD Agt Cleveland, Ohio.
n RANGE. N. J.-Hsrfison ST. near Centrslave. large
~ modern residence for sale
for sale close Apply
EDw. +. HAMILTON CO., 90 Broadway. once 30
M ORRIsTOWN TO let for term Of years that most
NI comfortable and convenient winter and summer home
fully furni shed. No. SO sOuth-st Address J. HENRY
JOHNSON Morrstown, n. j.
NJ oNTCLAIR n J.-For sale. complete suburban
NI homei modern residence bedrooms city water
gas &c attractive grounds; two frontages NEARLY four
acres stable; depot accessible by macadamiIed
ave EDw P. HAMILTON CO.. 90 B'vay. once 80.
hf6NTCLAIR REAL ESTATE AGENCY.-Houses
l et handsome residences for sale moderate prieeA
PARSONS TAYLOR 70 Cedar-st. N. Y.
n RANGE, N. J.-Montrose- ave-. handsome modern res
~ dence every city convenience; stable best
neightorhood; price e14 900. 49,
EDW. y. HAMILTON & CO.. Dc Broadwsy, once ".
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nONDOIT AND KINGSTON landing a
NORWTCH LINE.

ITO NEW HAVEN, 75c.
i EXCURSION good days., 81 ~ = ,.
stesners IL. NoRrHAM aud coSTiN Em N es1adsys
excepted connecting New HAGEN slIh SgfSp.s' Hull
YOKE, sc Through tickets sold aud baggag. ehsenea -
e<4 Broadway, keW.Y0fk and 4 Ceurtst. bfooAIh
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Crn Goo0s

50O WHITE FwR Hearth art: R S;ssS 81 CO 90:
petnga Matiings Fancy Furniture. Rockers, Tables.
ANDREW TESTERS SONS. 739 broadway
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DED STAR LINE.
"a FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS
PENNLAND Saturday, November 10, 10 30 a. m.
BELGLNLANp satg5day NoyembaF u Atm a. M
slOO and upwards Second Cabin $40 Excursion s72 and
TETER WRISHr SoNs. Gen'l Agts.. Bowling Green
INMAN LINE L. S. and ROYAL Mail Steamer
Il FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CRY OF CHESTER Sa furlay Nov. 10, 10 80 a N
CITY OF CHICAGO . Saturday. November II, a N
CRY OF NETWORK Wednesday, Nov. 81, q 80 a. L.
CITY OF RIcHMoNp SATURDAY Deesmbsr 80 p M M
CABIN PASSAGE. ESQ and Upward SECOND CAB
IN Outward $50 and s35 prepIid s35 srEERA6E
200 PETER WRIGHT & SONS. General AceEtA
e-o' ROWLING GREEN. n. 7.
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NJ ORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD SIS. co.
N sIIoE I,I BYTE p To LoN kt3 SaREMEN.
steamcrs sail from pier foot 2d-st., Hobokcn
FAST EXPHlss STEAMERS
Elder Sat, 10, 10 a TIaVe, Wed, Nov IL Z III
saaie Wed. Nov IL p m. Elbe Sat: Nov: "a 9 a m.
Iulda sat Nov. II, 3 80 a Lain. Wed. Nov o. noon
First Cabin eT5 upward berth. according 70 10.
cation. Second Cabin ESQ berth Steerage at lowest
rates oELRICHs CO.. No. . Bowling Green.
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NEWELL MARTIN. Secretary.
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HUDSON AND COXSACKIE.
4 ELEGANT STEAMER KAATERSKILL leaves from
foot Jay-st, n. r.. every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY at d. connecting with Boston and Al
Uany Railroad. WHEELER LOWELL Manager
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PROVIDENCE AND EAST.

NATSKILL EVENING LINE.
X Baats leave for CatskI ard The intermedate land
ngs daily for sIUYyhsANI AID NE. ,IB,AhIdiMoHE
TUESDAY, THU RSDAI and SATURDAY.
All from foot OF Jay-st., NORTH RIVER. at D. M
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Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Ar0r1CE TO SHAREHOLDERS

New.York. Oct. 30. 1sss.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-11-03
SHERIFF0S SALE

Whereas in a certain action pending in the District Court of the 2nd Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona, in and for the County of Gila, wherein $. Klein < Co.,. were Plaintiffs and Ernst Heyse was Defendant, for a dissolution of partnership and account ing, it was on the 26th day of OetoGer 1888, ordered, adjudged and decreed that the here matter described property be sold and the proceeds applied to the payment of the part nership indebtedness, liabilities and costs, ag- gregating S2409 4S.
 Now notice is hereby given, that pursuant to an order of sale issued out of said District Court on the 2nd day If November 1888. by the Clerk thereof, l will proceed to sell at Public Auction on the premises on the 4th day of December 1888, between the hours of 10 o'clock q. m and 4 o'clock p. m. of said day for cash subject to the confirmation of the Judge of said Court the following described property, situated in tile County of Gila and Territory of Arizona, tO-wit:
 The Centennial mill and site and the ma chinery belonging thereto, situate and being about 2j0 yards northerly from the north line of the town of Globe in said Gila County, and near the Isabella mill site, more particular description of which is contained in a deed executed by Alexander Trippel to Klein and Hayse and recorded in the Recorders office of said Gila County in Book of R. E. Deeds on page E64.
 Globe, Arizona, Nov. 3rd, 1888.
 GEORGE L. SHUTE, Sheriff. nov 9tJ