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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-05-04
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.

IRVING has resumed his performances of
Faust in London.
OPERA for ten cents will be a summer
pleasure in Philadelphia.
SALvINI, the great italian actor, will make
an American tour next season.
NEW ORLEANS is to have an iron theater
with seating capacity of 1000.
ONE of the most successful of the new
plays is called "The Mystery of Hanson
Cab"
MRS ANTOTNETTE STERLING, an American
cOntraltO, is the most popular ballad singer
in London.
1T has just been disclosed that Lawrence
Barrett is Mason, and that his life is insured
for 100000.
had her tonsiIs cut out and says that she can
sing better without them
CARLOTTA PATTI has been offered the
prOfesSOrship of vocal music at the st.
Petersburg Conservatory.
SARA BERNHARDT has written a play,
1.-The AvOwal which was produced at the
Paris Odeon with great success.
THE latest news from South America is
Ihat Pattl received present of a $50 600
house from one of her admirers.
CHRISTINE NILSSON proposes to end her
artistic career by singing for the last times
at Albert Hall, London, May % and June 80
NINE. FURSCH- MADI, the excellent dra-
matlc soprano, has been engaged for the
Italian Opera season at Covent Garden Lon
don.
LONDON is to have cycloramic picture Of
Niagara Falls, done by Philippoteaux. 1t is
% feet high and lines a circle of 395 feet of
wall
Federico, the opera singer, we'll known
IN America, died suddenly of heart disease
while playing Mephistophees at Melbourne,
Australia.
The Ihedter says that after a time young
SaiVln, who has become an American citizen,
Will outrank any actor on our stage, except
ing Mr.. Booth
A. c. GUNTER has dramatized his novel,
MIR. Barnes of New York and the play
will be brought out at the Broadway Thea
tire, New York
THE scene of Gilbert and Sullivan's new
opera, to be presented at the New York
Casino next winter, VIII be laid in the Tower
OF London during the reign of Henry VIII.
JOHN w. NORTON, of St. Louis, it is said.
will take Minnie Palmer in charge next
season. and will play Ingomar to her Parthe-
MA This event will be looked forward to
with some interest.
MARIE RoZE, the sometime lovely though
portly, prima donna, will begin her Ameri-
can tour in New York in the fall. After
singing in San Francisco she will return TO
England by way of Australia.
ALBERTO FRANCHETTI, a young Italian
composer, some of whose works have been
heard in America during the last two seasons,
has finished his first opera, ''Asrael,n which
was recently performed at Genoa with fair
success
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-05-04
A WEST VIRGINIA TRAGEDY.
A Wife and Three Children Muir
dered and the Murderer Killed

A Wife and Three Children Muir
dered and the Murderers Killed.
man named Jacob Halter, who lived in
Calhoun County, w. Va, about forty miles
from Charleston, had been to market with a
drove of cattle. He had disposed of
his stock and returning home,
when a peder named Treeds offered
to accompany him. They soon reached
Haller's house, and seeing a light in the win
dow they approached and looked in. The
sight which met their gaze almost froze with
terror the blood in their veins. Lying on the
floor weltering in their BLOOD lay Mrs. Hal
Ter and her three children, all dead, while in
the same room were four strange men en-
gagged in plundering the premises
The pedler drew his pistol and sent his
companion around to make a noise at the
back door, while he stood near the front
Halter soon ratified the back door and the
four men rushing out at the front entrance
were shot by the pedler as fast as they APP
peared Three of the four were killed and
the fourth fatally wounded.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-05-04
WILL BUY BONDS.
The Treasury Department Offers to
Receive Proposals.

The Secretary of the United States Treas
ury has issued the following circular con-
corning the proposed purchase of bonds.
Notice is given that on Monday, April %,
and daily thereafter, at noon, until further
notice, proposals will be received in the
office of the Secretary of the Treasury for
the sale to the Government of the United
States bonds of the acts of July IA, 1870, and
January 20, 1871. Proposals should state
the specific character of the bonds offered
whether coupon or registered, and must be
for the sale of the bonds with accrued IN
terest to and including the day of sale. The
right is reserved to reject any and all pro
posaIs for the sale of bonds if it is thought
to be for the interest of the Government to
do so. G.. S. FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-05-04

REPAIRING, VANISHING and UPHoL-s-ER-
ING FURNITURE \ SPECIALITY

A full supply OF cheap wood Coins. dns rases
and Caskets and Metallic Burial Cases furrisa.. -
short noIIce and 81 low figures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-06

WEST SHORE RAILROAD, \. Y. G. q
CO. ie aaa 20 ,e nsu ws' s.fisi
rom q J.y: 90 csier s pet'O Lf nSais
a4 ooi g is 81 Oa TofopS s. 800 :slt
Montreal Canada East - 100 m Niagara ssiA ssyI5
:Sssss op S !. Sn iao psIs lot gts'
:9iS Is. . n 5S all 40 luH and 90 90 N
ssw i.5 % is m E baseot, 'l cs saso
ana 81 Louis sDaly. DAILY except satujT d,.n,
o o1S' III Station. ali 20 M $50 n HobOEsd
West Shore Station az $50 m - 80 p 20. N pra rpi
iyn-ss3 WashIngton.sI. $50 Fultoh-st. Annex once,
loot Oi Fulfnu-e View Norf fi.f-
way, 1872 Doyery y Park place and West Sh0so
Stations foot Of West t2dst and loot OF JN.s. N N
hotels and residener4 c. r. LAMBFRT
SHORE LINE-ALL RAIL R0UTE-FOR
- Boston Providence, Newport and nc hast Ehpfn,s
trains eavc Grand Central station ier rovaehcs ana Dos
ton a. 10 a. m. ! .. m. Limited Express Bt 2 m
Dining carr ! NIGHT Express at IL 80 p m, ds.ly
For Newport at m. and ! p. m Palace farior cars
o. Sleeping Cars on all Express tEalaS
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RAILROADS..
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD
GREAT FOURTRACK TRUNK LINE
GRAND CENTRAL STATION. -,

Largest and Finest Passenger Station In America
car. S kEsSss'i % Albany ana ASsy
va D. H K X also East Albany to st. Adams via
. so a. n' FAMOUS STEAM. HEATED vEsTI.
BULED CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS LIMITED,
composed exclusively Of buffet smokngcar dininecar
ens EdSSs ana Baao Hs iS cexsna ndsa
and Toledo. arriving at Chicago at 80 a. m s. Louis
10 80 a. M Chicago Express for Niagara FANS no;
Chcago diawiDgroom cars to Cananaagua and Koches-
III 80 m, western New.York and Northern E1press
ios Saratoga Lake George Rgtsn1 bennington North
$50 T. M Albany Troy and Utica Special. with draw
ing-rOom 10 Troy and Utica.
3 IS D. NJ Accommodation to Albany and Troy. Con-
meets for WllIamstown North Adams aud intermediate
press for Niagara Falls Buffalo Suspension Bridge To
rono and Cleveland CINCINNATI Indianapolis 81 Louis
80 M. Montreal and Cansnd3,g,r, s5 EXP ,
s. ADAMS daily, also Ottawa via 81 Adams and Uanaaa
and CanandaigGa daily except sunday. Sunday train
. D. run n Special MaI Limited arrives at Rochester
20 m, Buffalo ss a. m and CLEVELAND 20 p ?; ~
TO- Mar $50 Fast f5 Nss haPSSsf iS
dianapols St. Louis Detroit and Chicago with sleeping
cars sleeplng-cars to Waterown via Utica daily ex
Sleeping cars to Albany Connects Albany with train
Tickets drawing room and Sleeping cars on
Is fat s Station Ese ass and so
Fulton sts-, Brooklyn. and 10 4th-st. WILLIAMSBURG
westcos Express calls for and checks baggage from
run daily; other. daily e!csp. SUNDAY tstqg A.
L. J. RICHARDS, Asst General passenger Agent
j. NJ. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-06
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Therese Amend to Bowcry Savings Bank of
Homer Beauiet to Joseph NJ De Vcau. OF 125th-st
John Byrnes to New.York Cooperative Building and
Loan Association. OF McComb's Dam Road OF Kings
John BCderek and wife to o ThGoa9r Sod TrOwOTdse
eonsTd ayS S P 20 wersce Of Ave D. of
James Il Breen and Alfred Mason and wives to Mver
Foster and another. Of Housonst OF Crosby-st;
Jonas Cole to WILLIAM Proctor, OF aith-s Of %
John Condor and wife to John Condon interior lot
Of iS9th-st Of Old Boston Road 5 years 1926
William Deamster ana wire 10 NJ 0rS Road
Of Mcccmbs Dam Road instaiments s7.75O
Road. Of Meco%b's Dam Road instairaen.s =. 500:
1st aseiy y years. Srsis IS 600 sa'''
Nathan Hutkor and wife to German Savings Bank S
OF oo ger Sad wife to Citizens. Savings Bank
Edward Fitzpatrick and wife 70 Harriet overhser. OF
Martin Kaib to W Greene. referee of 42d-st. Of
frederick c knowles to William II Stafford. of SGD
ST. OF 1othsve ! year g oO9 W or,,r -2d.s
F% %es, lb YEARS to g9 gS Quinn OF
same 10 William L D Stokes. property years
Edward Muvaney and wife to Emigrant Industrial say
DanK. corner OF 2dave and 4eth-st; year
John Milford to William W Brown. Of ooth-st Of
Rosine Rosenfed to Lisotte Lewis Of 2dOve, s Of
Caroline W sominer to William G. Flammer and an,
other executors Of HudsSn,st Of West loth,st
5 s ySssrS Vic 5000 20 Lazarus Baum
years $1,000 - 800, -
Samuel w Waldron ami wife TO william Hall's Sons :
Of S6th.st W Of 4thave months. 512.252
Agnacio NJ de Varona Agnerc TO Arson Phelps STOKES
and others guardians. OF 25th-st OF 9th-ave: .
years. $50 600. . c-.. r.
Margaret and James Devlin 70 Bradley Currler Co.
limited cor OF lOth-ave and 6Sthst; wear 90 200
Harry Downs to Title Guarantee ana trust TO- OF
osth.st W OF 6thave year. $4,000 -
Same 20 same : Of 44th-st. c OF 10th-ave: years
IS 0O0 .,.., . - n,
Mary A Hadden 70 Alice Brown, OF 1l4thst' oil
3d-ave; year $1,000. ,.-,., e.,.u
ohn Iealv and wife Ernigrant Industrial Savings
RANK 8 ~ Croton-st W Of 10th-ave wear. S3 500
William Kane Mutual Life Insurance Co. OF
MacdouQal.st Of 4th-st; year. 81. 500. oo.
Evelyn Randall Citizens Savings Bank OF l=-u
at W az 7th-ave "a mortgages l year. 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-06
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD,

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortlandt and
DesbrOsses q follows: .,... ..,u..
ESQ a M for Catasauqua and intermediate points
a. ID for Geneva Lyons, Elmlra IsoeheseI Daiia a.,
and the West and principal local points SAaf eai !"
Elmra- ,-..,... ..t,.s
ii a. m for Cherry Ford and intermediate points cA
n m for Tunkhannock and intermediate points Char
car to Tunkhannoek. Connection to Reading and paffs
burg. -.... -. ,-,rc,naI ,n,ermediate
polnts Chair car l.. and Is. Junction. 49,. ..,...
"a n 70 for Mauch Chunk and intermediate polntA
ConnectiSn 10 Heading and Harrisburg. CHAIR car 70
Maueh Chunk. ,.,-,.a poches,e, puralo
p. N. for Geneva Lyons ElIii2 doehes'ef' buHai'
Trains leaving at a. m. y m ana '4V r ~. oO.
"eN' Ava "' ' SUNDAY TRAINS 49,
8 a. n for Mauch Chunk, Hazleton ana Intermediate
points. 49,, . ,,,o-r,ad,.,e no,nts
"a ~ Tor Geneva Lyons. Elu1ra h0chester' Bunaio
a,s he West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons
NM w General Eastern once. 235 Broadway
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
Diuioen) Notices.

NEW YO1.K, Nov. %, 1855
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND of one and one
n half q 12D per cent on the capital STOCK OF MS
company will be paid the office OF the company No
81 Cortandt-st. in this city, and after sAIu RDAY
DEC * 1SsS The transfer books viii be closed from the
close OF business DAY. until the morning OF MONDAY
JAMES 9. HARTT,
Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-06
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT TIE EXCHANGE


There active market at the Real Estate Ex
change yesterday. and the property offered sold we'll
r. v. Harnett Co. offered No. 301 Henryst.
story and basement dwelling. on lot 23.11M2x11 The
bidding ran from $4,000 to $4,000 at which price "
Richmond the buyer. The same auctioneer offered
No lac Msdisonst 2story attic and basement brick
dwelling lot 25x42x1oo Tho property rents for 5000
year. and sold for ale 500 to James Shea The same
sustVneer offered No SSa West Forty Ths
bidding from g, 900 to $4,000; John Hayes was e
William M Kennedy BhSr had sS sS
a sne sixty n oufhs Lots on the avenue brought from
se.5 each on ed on rsna
sie25 per lot The bidding was active throughout the
The stock Of the Exchange sold yesterday at III 12
or si,i75 for seat ,.,,..,.. ,,onor,v WINS
offered for sale: -Four 8 story brick stores and apart.
msnts on corner Of seeondave above One hundred o,
isoxicO On FSens nedfoidavs BrCO x CGo hav
NewYOrk. "Wednesday Dec 5, 1855.
The following sales were held az the Exchange anu
1857 one =. Ss'0 q sc SS lot 3si1Sfi Richmond
slt One astoy house with lss No ia M'di'0n-'' s.
Of one isd ssH 5y i hSSse @,;n N Earle $500
.,o BY a wag k ksRnf 10y ~ Ii!aS
n 5, 2T5 II W Of 9th-ave, lot loAoo'Si hueHe'
SHs Mer, sss rs # of i'4h-'' 2'A'''
One sT O9 MorsaSe 100 # of ls4Ast 2axloS
sane D eIy Cs adjoining above 2sxlo5 W Wood ss75
One lot G5sndsve' NV cor OF loA'h'S' '0A00'
One house win .s Gra9 s1s 90 IT Of ,o''h-
One 5G house With adjoining above lots 20170
eab 81. hou si0S @ai plot q adjoining above plot s5H
one LOT "0O Grandsve 95 I, Of 1e4thst 2Sxl1o;
win i9 su s1and s a ie7 IT OF io4'n
one lot on IGith-st ne cor Oh "r'n''"''' 'N''
S's: ssy: sszSs S, %SSa ssI
1aad st n s. 1911 IT Of 1stsve, 16sxlc01; 90 oko
Greenbaum & Co to Daniel Egan -: s9'2oo
22dss > SaS VIE o. to Mazda E6e1hardt 1900
Slthsa l,s 20 Christian and Eneiine Schieck 90 $50
l2'fh,s'' M yean ' AN, wife to II Beudet $4,000
sOths% pcv 10Y ana a wife "a 70 John Muord 5000
2ss Go n and Of ssh "a 9sco ssSSS 1000
Wei Penn N1yq klein 1900 1900
s STeD properly IT Of hS csst 2sxioS S
wersebe 70 Leonard rd Bayer ,i.,cU and wife 'oOo
r. oc III Ham moe s an i.'V" % 500
80 acres Of land on II9mlton.ave westchester. and
River etc Arnold Lustis trustees Of Leake oo mn
o,S Watts 9 pr l.o1 ot oa,ve ., axose 10000
sane Emerieh Rein to Jonas Cole 10000
Green. reeree to c strong trustee, etc $500
vanderpoel, referee, to Charles Earle COM = ,oo
Maspougal.ss 70 RS Of 4 4tA ss,, 25xso ,oo
S zane $500
Rsnse. and ID vile " to - Dev Ag1sro $4,000
1stave. $ Ts;s "a IT n Of 1stave 2G.s Lax
Viiisr 0 eDd vito e'i'" ""u wiz =" % 500
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Cost ano fonMo.

7 oST OR STOLEN. -Bankbook issued by the sesman,s
i Dank Tor Savings New York, TO the subscriber IL
moi found or returned the bank within 20 days nom
ms date | will apply 80 the bank for new book
Ncw-York. Dee 4, 1855. RUDOLF kBoSEbhh1.
n OsT OR STOLEN. book issued by the sesnsns
Rank Tor savings NewI York, TO the subscriber III not
found or returned the Bank within thry days ION this
iaie l will amply TO the Bank for new book I
"r Nv Vary lee 8 lsSs FRED'k MuNSoE.
osT OR STOLEN handbook No; eos. II issaed By
the German Bank In the City 81 New York 10
Johann cYGER All persons are cautioned 20 ne
gotae and requested 70 deliver the book TO no
hank Garner l4th-st and II not restored tho
9th day OF December 1885 application Will be made 70
the bank for duplicate. New.fork dec. q, less
OST OR STOLEN. Handbook No. Isl OBS issued By
IL the German savings Bank In the CITY " New York
JOHN SCniPFER All persons are cautioned "a
eotlae the and requested deliver the book
bank corner l4thst and 4have. IL not restored the
27th December 1855. application Will be made 10
the bank for a duplicate New.York Dec Q. isss.
Drn GOODS
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Teaecbsr.

BEST TEACHERS supplied. no charge; teachers
registration fee vacancies always on hana
form for stamp Il F. AVERY. American School Bureau
West l4th-sL, N y --------
. MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors Teachers Tutors GovefnesseA
&C. 10 Colleges, Schools and Families Apply 70
MIRA ~ J. Y0UEG-FULTON, % Union sousre
A TUTORS. GoyERNESsES. Professors. Teachers
ern languages spoken MIRIAM COYRIERE 81 East
I7thst bet 4th-ave. and broadway
A YALE GRADUATE experienced tutor. wishes private
ences Address YALE. Box 10. Tribune ohee.
. POSITION AS VISITING GOvERNFSS is wanted
n hy lady experienced In teaching French Gernan'
Fnrsh etc and having the best recommendations
Address ~ 5. r.. Tribune Office.
ID POcKwAYs TEACHERS AGENCY formerly Chi.
ID cago supplies superior teachers Tor schools colleges
and families Mrs. L. FREE|d AN BROCKWAY, 2S
West osdst Recommends eehoos 10 parents
N FssEs TEACHERS AGENCY. IL East 17thst,
supplies superior teachers tutors governesscs. nusi
clans; an branches resident and visiting recommends
best schools English French German. Spanish spoken
wv ANTED-Four German and three French eovernesses
w with music English gONeracss. French aud
music primary teacher best methods lady for afternoon
Cisfman conversations and literature. Gentlementwo
classics and mathematics. from city; teacher
lnr and natural history. MIRIAM COYRIERE 81
East 17th-st. bet 4th-sVe. and Broadway
vNoMAN's EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU for
W both sexes supplies professors teachers governessoA
musicians hOusekeepers companions chaperones &C., 70
colleges schools and families also hookkeepes senogr
pliers copyists business firms
Mrs A. d. CULVER 80 5th-ave.. New-York CITY.
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j)roposaIs.

AQUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
ROOM 209, STEWART BUILDING NO $50 BROAD
WAY. NEW,YoRK, November 90. 1855.
TO CONTRACTORS.
pIDS OR PROPOSALS for building Dams
ID Nos and . on or neas Bog Brook IN the town Of
tunnel gatehOuses and other appurtenances in connec
tlon with the East Branch Reservoir as called for In
the approved OF and Specifications file
in the OF the AQuedqct Comm ssioners will DO
at O'clock p m at which place and hour they VIII
opened by the AQueduct Commissioners, and
Che award Of contract for doing said work will be
lade BY said Commissioners as soon thereafter as possible
Blank forms said approved contract and the spech
cations therefor and bids or Proposals and proper en-.
welcomes enclosure and forms OF bonds and also
the plans for said work. and all other Information. can be
obtained at oce OF the Aoueduct Commissioners
n application to the secretary.
BY order OF the Aqueduct Commissioners
JOHN G. SHEEHAN, JAMES Z. DUANE
Secretary. President
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AoUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS, OFFICE
ROOM 200, STEWART BUILDING, NO. $50 BROAD
WAY NEW-YORK November 80 1883.
TO CONTRACTORS
dds OR PROPOSALS for furnishing all ma
ID terials and doing all necessary construct the
natehouse az Central Park Reservoir laying the foun
datlons superstructure and subsuucture constructing
All chambers appurtcnances and laying Pn other WORK
necessary complete Section II Of the new Aqueduct
VIII be received &C office until Friday December Ia.
1855 at O'Clock p. at which place ana hOur they
Will be publicly opened by the Aqueduct Commlss
and the award OF the contract for doing SAID WORK vi"
be made by said Commissioners as soon thereafter Us
possible. A.. ..u.,o
Blank Of said approved contract and the specn-
cations therefor bids proposals ana proper en-
sioes for their enclosure and forms OK bonds and also
The plans for work. and all other information can be
obtained the above Office OF the AQueduc Connsohers
on application to the secretary
i8UV SHFFWIN JAMES c. DUANE
'N4'-' Secondary President.
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Eesal Notifies.

IN PURSUANCE of an order made by the
HUon Henry w BOokstaver q Judge OF the Court Of
Common pleas for the City and County Of NewYork on
tle BOD day November. 1855 notice IS hereby given
70 ali the creditors and persons having claims against
Richard d. Palmer and John y. Miiey, individually and
a. conartners composing the firm Of Palmer & Miey,
lately doing business such colnrtners The City OF
New York that they required their claims
with vouchers therefor duly verified to the sub
Palmer ana John b. Miey, individually and
partners composing said firm Of Palmer Miley, for the
beneat OF creditors Office said assignee No.
south Wlam-st, New-YoFk City, New York, or before
the 25th day Of February, 1850
Dated New York City. November 27th 1855.
SIMON NJ. SAUNDERS. Assignee.
GEORGE BANKS BOYD,
Attorney for Assignee,
No. "a Pine-st., NewYork City
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II EW-YoRK & NEw-ENGLAND R. R.

FOR BOSTON.
ALWAYS on TINE
SHORTEST ROUTE by 10 Mills. INSURING BEST
TIME AND pUNCTUAL ARRIVALS.
Trains leave Grand Central Depot II noon Day Express
arrives "A Boston 80 D. week days
d m New Fngland Limited (yia Air Line, arrives In
Boston, at ,. m, daily. -
IL 80 y. m Night Express arrives In Boston a. M
week days. -, - - -
trains aieeplnG ears night train Entire equipment
new. All trains through without change. -. -.
and berths ct Offices. Grand Central Depot ana
337 Broadway.
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DED STAR LINE.
IL FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing from New York and Antwerp weekly
WESTEENLAED SATURDAY, December /. 80 D. m
NOORDLAND SATURDAY. December g Q m.
Cabin raies First Cabin ESQ ana upwards Excursion,
800 and upwards Second Cabin $40 Excursion s72 and
$50. Storage very low rates -, -,
PETER WRIGHT SONS. Gen'l AgA. Bowling Green.
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STEAMBOATS,.

LBANY BOATS PEOPLES LINE
"A Steamer, DREW and DEAN RICHMOND ieav.
pier al North River footsof Csnal-st a: p NJ daily
(sundays excepted Freight received the hour o.
Nas.ar
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financial
THE MERCANTILE TRUST CO.,
EQUITABLE BUILDING, NETWORK.
CAPITAL. S2.OOO,OOO.

EQUITABLE BtlLDlNu, HE"'iO"A>
CAPITAL, S2,OOO,OOO.
rs A LEGAL DEPOSITORY FOR COURT AND TRUST
FUNDS AND FOR GENERAL DEPOSITS. UPON
WHICH 1T PAYS
LIBERAL RATES OF INTEREST
FROM THE DATE OF DEPOSIT UNTIL THE DATE
OF WITHDRAWAL.
THE COMPANY ALSO BY Law ACTS AS EXEUU-
TOR ADMINISTRATOR. GUARDIAN, RECEIVER
AND TRUSTEE. AS FISCAL AND TRANSFER AGENT
AND AS REGISTRAR OF STOCKS AND BONDS.
EXCEPTIONAL RATES AND FACILITIES ARE
OFFERED TO RELIGIOUS AND BENEVOLENT IN
sTITUTIoNs AND TO EXECUTORS OR TRUSTEES
OF ESTATES.
TRUSTEES -
LOUIS FITZGERALD, President
JOHN T. TERRY, VT. r.o.,,or,s
HENRY b. HYDE. .- Nlcefresiaeh'''
EDWARD L. MONTGOMERY.
HENRY A. HURLBUT BRAaION IVES,
HENRY 6. MARQUAND, MHITtLAW KElD
RTTSSfI,I, SAGE FRED l.. AMES,
HENRY NJ. ALEX AMBER. JANIS STOKES.
SIDNEY DILLON JAMES w. ALEXANDER
NORVIN GREEN. GEORGE i. RlVES,
JOHN w. HUNTER, A. /. DENNIS, - -.
HENRY DAY, MARCELLUS HARTLEY,
}. HAMPDEN H0DD, Il. +. RANDOLPH,
AUSTIN CORBIN, JOHN J. McCoOka
RICHARD IKVIN JR EBERT b. MONROE,
THOMAS 7. ECRERT. EDWARD A. QUINTARD.
EDWARD r. wINSLOW, WIN. III. SLOCUM,
THOMAS MAITLAND, WILLIAM L. STRONG.
HENRY c. DEMING, Secretary and Treasurer.
CLINTON HUNTER Assistant Secretary.
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Railroads.

DAY LINE.-For Old Point Comfort, Nor
ID folk va and South Leave New York. via PennsY.
vania Railroad .. m Philadelphia. 80 D. Parl0r
Car Baltimore. Leave BALTIMORE arrival Of train ut
station Z D. m. Arrive Old Point Comfort a m. Nor
fok a m connecting with all Southern trains H. V.
TOMPKINS General Passenger Agent 257 Broadway.
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pnblie Notiee.

FINANCE DEPARTMENT.
BUREAU FOR THE COLLECTION OF TAXES
NO. 81 CHAMBERs-ST (STEWART BUILDINOl,
NETWORK, December g. 1SoS
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
THE RECEIVER OF TAXES of the City OF
NewYork hereby gives notice 10 all persons who have
omitted 70 their taxes for the year 1sSs 70 pay he
him at his Office before the FIRST day OF ya
uary 1889 as provided by section SAG OF the New'horK
City Consolidation Act OF 1852
Upon any such tax remaining unpaid tho nrst day OF
December 1855 cenum will be charged Teee ro
and collected in addition to the amount thcitOi
such tax remaining unpaid the first day OF !anuay
1899 interest viii be charged received ana coueceu upO
the amount thereof Of per eentum per
ennum. be calculated from tho FIRST day OF Octeoer
1SSS, which day assessment rolls anu
tho OF 1883 delivered 10 the sau eceesa W
Taxes the date Of payment pursuant TO section $40 oi
~ GEORGE W. MCLEAN.
Receiver Of Taxes.