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E. Ill. CUSHING,
PUBLISHER AND DEALER IN
School and Miscellaneous Books

;PU BLISEIES
MoLLIE e. .M0oRE's Poems, 500 %. ;. s &C
THoS. L. HoGGs'"Fate OF Marvin. =. 2 90
w. T. WEAVER'S "Hours of Amuse-
menu .s''..,.s w
II. s. THALL'S "History of Methodism
III hoA"s ''''"''''. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. L 40
THOS. AFFLECK'S "Hedges and Hedg-
Ing '''"......s''''..... ....,,."...-... l
Rev.J ..HUTCHISONS "Reminiscences" 80
Rev.. r. CoNoLY's "Revelation". ...... | 90
1.-THE Life of Navarro Observation-Disclosures, 25
Has for sale the largest stock of school and
miscellaneous books in Texas. he in.
vites orders from all who want books,
whether at wholesale or retail, and makes a
specially OF finding any book wanted, II it is
to be found in America or Europe. All books
mailed direct at retail prices.
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II You are looking for either chill
dren's suits, boys suits, or youths
suits, you can go to headquarters, the
New:York clothing house, and save
money. m2-tf
-Four No. l mules for sale at
Orr's. II
Adams q Co. solicit consignments
nd fills orders. II
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Attorney at law; office, 607 Main
street. Dallas. Prompt attention given
to all business entrusted to his care.
--feb4.ly
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Lumber for sale,

In large or small quantities, dressed
or rough, cheap for cash, At the Pho.
nix planning mills. Call on or address
&C. Bailey. m5.lw
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Don't buy any clothing or gents
furnishing goods, before looking at
Julius Kahn's Clothing palace, 5l3 Elm
street. -f23. lot.
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Daily gerald.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF DALLAS CITY
Notice.

Henry v. 0illigg a Co.,, proprielorh OF mo
American Exchange and Heading Hoonh'
i4e Strand, London, England, arc our duly
authorized agents 10 solicit subscriptions
and advertisements Tnn DAILY HERALD
viii no found on iie, aud TeHana In London
viii fnd II vi Their service
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No ono ID. authorized 10 purchase any arli'
olo whatever on tho account OF tbs iinh-
AID without an order aligned by
]. L.. BARLOW,
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Will send you anywhere you want
to go and do 1t in good style and at
fair rates. j. A. WORK a. SON,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


In obedience to resolutions of the City
Council, passed at resgular meeting held
February the 10th, 1873, and also in obedi,
ence to sections of the charter of the city OF
Dallas, l, W. l.. Cabell, Mayor of the city OF
Dallas. do hereby direct that an election be
held on
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Masonic

Dallas Lodge No, il2 A, T.. n A, NJ,
viii confer the third degree this leyen'
Ing at halfpast seven y, N. Members
ara respectfully requested 10 be pres
ent. Visiting brethren fraternally IN
yitod. by order Of w, NJ.
w, N, uUIFFEIII, Secretary,
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Tuesday, the I'd Day Of April, A. D. 1878

In the different wards of the city Of Dallas
for the following city officers:
One City Secretary.
One City Treasurer.
One City Attorney.
One City Marshall.
One City Engineer.
One City Assessor and Collector.
One Alderman in the First ward, I'm plaee
oil Alderman Crowdus whose term expires,
one Alderman In the Second ward, in
place of Alderman Seay,
one Alderman In the Third ward, In place
OF Alderman Jett.
one Alderman In the Fourth ward, In
place OF Alierman Williams.
The polls will beopened In each ward from
oOclock ~ IN. until 4 .. m.
me election In the First ward will be hel A
AZ the court house, L. IL. Kendall presiding
officer.
The election In the Second ward will be
nv theold Broom Factory, NJ. ID. darlington
The election In the Third ward will be
held at Tricks old store, corner of Bryan and
HARDWOOD streets, John Henry Brown pre-
siding officer.
The election in the Fourth Ward will be
held at ioung's School House, on Young
street, presiding officer, John j. Eakin
IN testimony whereof have hereuuto set
my hand, and caus d the seal of the city of
Dallas to be affixed this, the 26th day'of Feb
ruarY, "A. D. 1878. W. L.. CABELL,
Mayor City OF Dallas,
Attest: j. b. HEREF iRD, City Secretary.
feb26dtilapr2
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The place to buy your clothing, is
6l3 Elm street, at Julius Kahn's Cloth
ing palace.
w. G. Holland, attorney at law,
office, corner of Main and Lamar
streets. Special attention to bankrupt
cases. janl3-2m
-Ifyou want to buy family car
riage, Orr has the latest styles and
patterns. TT.
If you want to save hundred
dollars In the purchase OF a buggy, &c
o Orr's. TT.
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Query: "Why will men smoke
common tobacco, when they can buy
Marbur Bros. Seal of North Caro-.
lisa, at the same price?n jan.3ldly.
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Immense arrival of the latest styles
In, hats, shirts, underwear, hose, ties,
(all this seasons goods), and ut prices
which are below realization, at the
New York clothing house. m2,tf
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FOR Sale.

Open and top buggies, home manu-.
featured, and warranted, at Longs
shop, 740 Commerce street. I'm
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--DQn't fail to call at Julius Khs l,s
Clothing palasffOr clothing ang fats,
at 5l3 Elm street -f23-l0tr -
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County scrip by David w. Adams,
court house. ian9-lm.
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Buy your buggles nj orr's-they
all do II. u
--5l3 Elm street Ia the cheapest and
best place to buy all kinds OF gents
furnishing goods. -f23'lOt.
Orr Ia selling his buggles and
wagons at twenty-five per cent. less
than Mt. Louis prices. 1T.
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Adams ~ Go. MI orders for grain
and produce. II
Julius Kahn's Clothing palace, Ia
the best place 10 buy your clothing, at
ola ELM street --f23.lOt,
Carriages for funerals and all 9TH
or occasion, on application TO j. A.
Work ~ Son. az
Choice onions W per barrel at
Adams ~ Co.'S. II
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Committee OF tho Tabernacle Methodist
Episcopal Church South.
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Drp Gooos
Amnsements.

hot SHOT FOR GREENBACKERS.
l. READ RIBUNE EXTRAS Nos. AZ. 43, 4. and as
Price cents each fOnr copies OF each Extra for 90
by mall postpaid
See advertisement.
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LEW-YoRK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL

These nrsi.cla.s steamships sail regularly at p IN HUN
Plcr 10. -. NuTth laNC.. a. follows: .,... =, -, ,
r',nu.nlp = ANTIAGO Dl. CO BA...M l;pNESpAY Nov;
'I"',''l y. Nov. 10
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NHAMBERMAID and LAUNDRESS.-By a
- young girl who splendid fne washer and iToner and
very careful chambermaid and able and VIII prove
satisfactory engaged well recommended Call at oO2
Cth.3VS. 35th.st.
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Proposals.

GALL for PROPOSALS for OIL.
TIRE isIiRY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE LlGHGHOUsR BOARD :
ARLINGTON, oct -, lS1S.D
PROPOSALS will be received at this ONCE until
~ O'clock m on Wednesday 9th day OF November
thousand gallons oi the best DUMMY VI
Winter strained Lard OIL for the nted states seNlVe
according specifications bearing e as aDoye eops VI
which NAV be had application to the Light House Board vi
W 'no iNe"' JOHN RODGERS,
Rear Admiral L. :. ", Chairman
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and GROOM. BY compC

" reliable and Trustworthy married man Thoroughly ni,
derstands his business respects will be highly recon-
mendcd by late employer sobrey honesty and capa-
jv seven years excellent city testimonials city or country
civil and Gblging. Address FAITHFUL Box V6. Uptown
TrihnIn OniCp l. lS BrOadWaN.
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Gctel5.
Cfrurslons.
,,rTRoPoIJTAN ELEVATED RAILWAY

WI Open from $50 a. m 10 IL p m.
RECTOR STRFErSearest point FOR all street Ferry and
connected with "a : FOR SoUthFrTtE
DTSl RET point for Jersey City AMI
Communiplw Ferur5. ,,,.- ,,,.-. =, 49,,
PARK FLACE-Nrarest point for Post once Cly idu alu
BARCLAY street Ferry 10 ll0Doken. o., ,,,.ut. , pa.
CHhMRERS STREEf-Nearest point for Payona and Erie
hallway Ferry.
FRANKI1N.STltEET- l. o.. r, -.
connecting with for Desbrosses ANA East Grand
ri IECk Lit.sTREET Connects with cars for East aud
r,GIIHsTREET- Point for CHRISTOPHER Street
Ferry 20 iubOkrn connecting with cars Tor Christopher
and East Tenth street Ferries.
roi,pIkkNTH STREET point TO L mon square,
WuIark's and IyceuIn Theatres, Academy ot Music lr
ri, ana Tammauv Hans connecting with cars tor hast
1nscnIv rhirI nd Thirty fourth Street Ferries.
1WI5 MYTH Nearest pO'nttOl lwenty.tnlrd
street Ferry jersey city, Booths, ~ James anu Park
Theatres GRAND Opera HOUSE, Glnore's Garden anu
Masonic Tempe and twenty third street Feiy 10 Jef
ru1UTY 4 HIRD .STREET-Nea point 10 STANDARD
San Francisco Mnsrels, connecting with cars for Wee
roItf rSD.STREET-Co y. Y. Transfer
Co Cabs Tor Grand Central Depot.
FIFTIETHSTREET-- o.-.--,,.-,-
connecting with cars % Belt Line railroad
ron UPTOWN trains take EAST side station
FON DOW NTOWN trains take W EST Side station
FARE 10 CENTS except between the honTs OF o:So %
7iO A. NJ and 10 p w., when the fare Is . cents 49,.
' " ' WM r. GARRISON President
M. VAN BROCKLIN, sup't
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HAMBUR American Packet Company, slime
\ for PLYMOUTH. CHEUtHpl E'i. and VI AMBt 70. ,
reSINu........ oct. 80 PONMERANlA......N0 nov ~
NIELASD. 600. ....- Soy SUI.NI A.. .... Soy. II
'c.uf massage ~ plvmou'h London. ChctbourG HdWhug
and all points ENGLAND scotland and Wales; ri1t Ca1
gold flOu; second Cabin gold $50 StocIakr currency, sJO
kI NnAkDi * 60. I. u III II NhD q BvN9,
G.ucral Agents Gcu,.u Passenger Agents.
& u,n,d.f ,l. Nork II lirOaiWay. kcW.NO"k.
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WANTED-A situation as amanuensis by a
w young lady who understands shorthand. Address Box
10 Tribune Office.
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Urenn 1Irumfrs.

HOT SHOT FOR GREENBACKERS.
i READ TRIBUNE EXTRAS Nos. A.. ~, a. and 45.
four copies 81 each IxtIa 90 cents
by mail, POSTPAID.
See advertisement.
MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.
~ Tho only Transatlantic LIN" sailing under the AMERG
CAN FLAG sailing every rliI R-DAN from Philadelphia
PESSSNLNANIA, sails Thursday, oct. 81 = a. III.
RED STAR LINE-TO ANTWERP.
CARVING Belgian aud United iacs Malls sailing SEMI
monthly dlttTuafrly from Phllirp t and Now-lOrk.
~WIILEKLAND sails MOS DAY. Nov. 4,
For Taic> OF pa-,lg" ard Other attenuation apply Ia
PETER WRIGHT Is SOSS. General lcnts,
307 Walnut 81. Philadelphia ~ broadway, New YORK
jobs MCDONALD. AGENT, Z Hattcry.pace, Ncw-fork
EENERAL TRANS ATLANTIC COMPANY,
~ BFTW ZEN NETWORK AND HNNRE.
Of Company new No ~ NOrh River loot of M0rons
CANADA. FranCegl Wednesday oct 80 = - M
AMERIOTE, prnrd Wednesday Nov d 80 D. m
'PFREIlE Diuro einesday. Nov Is, a. NJ.
marked thus 10 pasHonger-
For freight pa sage Philadelphia apply 10 Alono
Shutwcl. Chcstnutst
LOUIS DE BEBGAN, Agent No. IS Broadway.
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DACIrIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

DNITFTC MAIL STEAM0TIII V 71 nv u
i sailing from PIER foot CaualsI. Nortn n,NTI;; Al,
For san FRNNCI~CO via I~IlIMUS or ~ MAMA
Stcain,lip ,CAP('ICO Wcln shay Oct 90, noon. ,, mn,
CONNECTING AT Panama Central aud SOnth Ail'a n'
Al FIahC>cO for Japan ana NINA WIN '
chin cry OF TOXIC Tuesday pc - hW,u ,.,r,l,, and
From Fan FIaucisCo 10 Saud"l,h I7'ahu7' A"'""'" '
New ZEALAND, -, ,.., 80. ~
steamship AUSTRALIA Monday N'N; 80, c.o.ror,,s
For frrpht or general informal on dppl az "ll""'
ont 80, ,ir ,nt mail -. North River. Aud for passage
At ConlnaI, q, Ticket once No. 30 Bto.d"ay'
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Gelp OOnnteo

XVANTED-An intelligent boy part of each
w day. BABBITT d co. l4l sthst
w ANTED-A neat tidy girl to do the work
w Of a small family and assist with Of baDv
short distance in the country; WAGES about $40 ADDRESS
with fun particulars -. Box 1868 NewYor Post Office
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Goal ano nooo.

Umpire WOOD and COAL DEPOT; 100,
L. no IA East 26th.At VIM. l.. WILLIAMS.
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6ituations mantto--females.

yNTASHING.-A resDectable woman WISHES
w lades' and repeens family washing by the dozen
or contract; best references. $50 East 4Stltst
XJTASHING.-By a respectable widow woman
w 60 by theday washing and ironing or take "as
ing home Call for two days at 35S East 6Sdst
WASHING.-By a respectable woman TO DO
w washing by the dozen or the month best reference
$40 lstave.
MASHING.-A respectable woman TO go out
w washing by the dsy or take II in. 236 West 4lstS
N1ASHING.-By n widow woman, to take Ill
w washing her residences best city references
COS East l7thst, two flights up. back.
yVASHING.-Bya respectable cOlOrcd woman,
w families ahing go cts. 10. cts adozen frs
class city references hrScass lsudess l22 West o5d
st., near 6tlave.
OK Observation-Disclosures supplied with
tSC class servants OF all naiiOnalites promptly
misrepresentation made employers references gwen
in all
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/ AUNDRESS.-A frst-claSs laundrcss wishes
4 a gcntlemaus famy's washing by the month ;
do utng, and collars and cus in Troy style city refer
ence. 143 West 39ih-st.
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IVV n II. DID ~ ihVTI'' y" - I1',
L,IrTbN M


" UNITED sTATEg MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
WYOMING; - TUESDAY. Nov & ! p. m
StVNnA -.-....... TT ESDAY. Nov II, $50 a ~
...............,... ESDA Nov l3 noon
WI5,oSSiN .---...,..... IT J.SDAY. Nov. 20. 7 "a M.
DAY. De. 10 6:3U
~ These steamers butt ~ IRON ertght com
urni-l' rl-i, every requisite Ia make
Tho passage The Atlantic both safe and agreeable hav-
uR BAH fouu g-IOOu driwIn- piano ami IL
Urary; experienced surgeon s"wtrcS, Hd caterer on
Tho nl or does thus 'u-urng
those Of all uNucs at perfect ventilation ana
ught ...
CABIN PASSAGE accord Ia state r0oul, 500 10 $50
INIlRtII.blAIE. 40 SIEFNA'E. SO
WILKINS { GUION.
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0ilnaIlons UanIeo males.

TOACHMAN.-A Protestant as frst-class
~ coachman excellent references. Can or ADDRESS j. b.
No. 8 East 39th.st.
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COACHMAN, &c.-By a young man as
coachnau and groom Will be discngagcd in few days
best employer Address NJ 81 LeInR
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fetInres ano Meetluus.

nR. l.. SAUVEUR'S FRENCH LECTURES.
IL l4sl BROADWAY. SCHOOL OF LANGU AGES ON
Monday the 4th Of November at $50, Or. l. sAUk EUB
viii lectures French Literature Ihess
lee iures will gyentwoe week, on Menday ana IhuIsf
DAYS - twenty lectures Tckcls are SOFT U - 80
II University place and az PU TNAMS loA
5th-sVe. 2:}d ST. H2
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NURSE, &c.-By competent nurse and
seausTess capable Of waiting lady best city
TeferoL &C. GSj 9th ave, ia the shoe store.
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COACHMAN.-By q respectable Protestant
Y tsinglc thorough master OF his business won!
of a country preferred has ist
class references Address "COACHAAN" Box a, Tribune
IutOWn Office.
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NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
Ii
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
l. AfThN IrITT M PHI a

FOR TRENTON AND III IIADEIPlilA,
EXPRESS TRAIN TIME TWO Nouns.
XSE foot q Liberty for e?S S and 10 p re m
and at I0:I5 a, M. 4:5o p. m. for Irenton. nat,
Leave Philadelphia from station Norh u
road, Third and BerLss, al go t"sy)1'o 9So llooH HI
leave Trenton Tor NewYork at 20 except Monday $780,
Pm g9 rabg room cars are re- to the $50 a. m
p ~, train, from New York TO the $40 a. M 1850 p No.
sUNDRY TRATSs"iesve New.York and Philadelphia at
$50 D. @ NOV Leave Trenton at i2S $3.50 H. $40 D.
made at jersey city station by ferry u" ana
Tickets sale at foot Of LDeriys; Nos 629 and pa
at The nSrs hotels an @,es 81 f srock
Ign Baggage checked from residence to destination. r,
TALL RIVER LINE for Boston and the East.
daily SUNDAYS excepted from Pier No 70, North 'e ioo'
Leave Brookiyn VIA Annex " Doats at pm.
TOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON.-Fare IS
i cents. NEwBURGH and below6O Cents Land at High
land Falls wet PointJ Cornwall Ncwburg Marlboro Nil
Delaware and Waikiki Valley RAILROADS.. Steamboats, Thomas
cornell and James W Baldwin leave daily stI N, Pier ~
North River foot of HarTlsonsL
TOR NEW-lAYEN, its surroundings and
4 al stations The New-YoI1 Bos,0n aud AR Line,
RSTHE Hna NIe ana 5TGn leave er
week except saturday arrive In Now Haven N time for all
frcight ~ 81 80 stuius New Haven
i''l'''' '1uon Line JOHN II. sTAHIY, Proprietor.
EIIIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
i ARIA NGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS Jan. ].
ls7-Leavo doPots foot OF Cogr. andt and snossests
Attention Mauch chunk wikesbaIre, llt,s,on. sayrc m
INV a we, a'I fa ARG%9 .es ata6 AIS and
HdE"E II. sAYHE sup't and Eng'r.
~''''' ''''''" o'D'' CIAs H. CCMMISGs Agent.
NEW-HANEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Farc, 81.
" steamers eayc Peck Up daily ,-undsv- rX'cped) for
New Haven 1T 3 and u r. r1, connecting wtth road
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7 u VI I-T4l IN '''I'I"' '-'7T'''F'' ''-'''''
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. - GREAT


TRUNK HNE MD l%LJLD sIA1ES NAIL
ROUTE On after -. ls1-, Trans cave New
Yos, Desbos's and Couruandt streets Ferries As FOL
I1pt,,s for Harrisburg Pttsbnrg the Wcs and Sou;h
with Pullman Palace Cars attachcd,S and 80 M,
~ NiLlamspOrt, Lock Haven Cory aud Enc $500
n correcting at cory ir Iu-vle. Petroleum Centre aud
ne oil Regions. Mi1Hmspor and lex Haven. a
Baltimore, Washington and the SOUTH Limited Wash.
igt0n EGpTtss' OF Pullman PaOr cars daily. except sun
nay. $50 M arrive Washington 4:lO Regular at $40
B. IN. J, $50 ana !. IN. Sulday $50 aud q y.
LNpTcs5 lOi lhadep lIi 80. 80 - $50 IAmtcll
q. 81 l. l. 3, g. $50 $50 id n. IN. sunday. 43O
ard 9 am, D. e. $50. 80 $50 and T. Emgrant aud
Ca-s. : D. IA.
~ jersey oity ahUrdug speedy aud duecl transfer for
BROOKLYN travel
Fl"miugtu ECl'ldco points,
sor Oo al schedules AT al lCEct Offices
1Taus From Plttsbuir tDo l".lO D. m, iO'o y
H. daily; 900 $500 dmly except MOuday. From
Washington Baltimore UJu. go a. M, AlO jlj 20 10
p M sunday $780, $40 am. From philadelphia, sob 600
$40. 1000, Hoo a.. ".O, 40 40, go $40,
lGl" dc2O , m Sunday JO3 $50 Vio' 1880 ll:'O a. H.
oTicErt ONCE. and Broadway, 40 Ast0r House
al foot Of UrsbrOtscs and Cuurtlandt St- No. CoItsL
ana BROOKLYN Annex Drpet loot Of Fniton,t BROOKLYN nos
ia rs us luspnbi liUbOkcu Depot, Jersey C4ty.
Immigrant Ticket once. 80. . B"uciypl2ce. ,,,,.,,
TkANK THOMSON, p. ANhIR,
General Manager 6cnl Passenger Agent
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CHAMBERMAID.-By a young. woman as
" clambemad and waitress best city reference Can at
U4stl st
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RRIDGEPoRT and all points on hon 1;sss...
~ aud Naugatuck Raroads Fare 81 steamc :, s9s M
aud Bridgeport I'll D. m
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAlLROAD..-
- Leave NewYoIk from loot OF Desbrosses and
$50 a. H. for Washington Columbus Cincinnati, Indisnsp,
oils Chicago and the West, Richmond. Charleston and me
South. Pullman cars from Baltimore to Newark "" anu
for Washington and tho West and the south VIA
snd aEnc coe cSnnectons for Pttsbarg
Ginns IndansRGs L3alS and ~ LS% and Puts
burg and nom 70 Aagss ana 7ayi3 w Pull
sePer from New :amSs and Ta i6dahap
oils louisville 81 Louis Columbus PittsbuIg ne soutn
aid southwest ihT9ugn pns Ts ,r5ns Tor lynch
burg Florida New orleans aud Tho south. , ~.
ESr 1ayGgE ESaif
and Deslgosssssis and depot ISt7Sy fIy pp AND OHIO
ASH i'' '1'AN RAiLEoiD 49,
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Ferry Ferry station station IN ieSi lG of "'
Commencing oct lS5s.rrsn,s o Leave NeW1ork 'o0' Vi
$50 mFor FsmSstSn. E SS%s Belvdcre Mauen
JHT ""i ' WITH B. t. and " r. R.
s5 mFo igh Bridge Branch Schooeys aGqmh
Mauc Chunk, Tamaqua Hazelton, Wlkesbare Scranton
i05 and l8o mFor somsryie and Fe%i I"ena.
wRcsa aiGHs04 @s"T Tama%%a SIeon
BcaGing. Pottsyllle, HalrsDmgh, 81. s,,. Maintain
Bgdds LAX and LAKE hSGacS9g Mn EI snd W. r.
$3.50 M, dalyl or Easton Allentown ana HARRISBURG b"
7lJ III For EastOn.
For trains to oca points time tables al stations
SUNDAY TEAiNS-Leave at p m, IL b iur , Do,u'
Brook intermediate points aud at $50 H. Tor fS'o"'
Reading aud Harrisburg .-,-- ...oo,,o,
Boats of Brooklyn and Erio Annex make c"nhcto
at Jersey city station aud Brooklyn and Enc DePoI
Jersey City.
NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains leave for Red Bank Long Branch ocean "io'e
&c, at SD, ll4J a M. !, oslo y IN. .,.,no1r
Stages connect At MataTsn station 10 and from KEfPORI
FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
connections foot of LDerystr for Freehold az
S:l5, ll4j n IN, 4, 6:lj pm.
NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
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rI,pOy BOATS-CITIZENS' LINE.

/ FAM. 81. I%ttE~ION, - 81. DICK FARE. zoo
SIAIIEDOMS. ~ and -. New palace steamers - Il.
TOGh amt CITY OF IEON leave dairy tNceP saturday
al H. a. PlcI ~ y. IT, foot o LEROY sur" come
zion win morHi"g Trans Tor Ill POINTS North anl Wee
Siatrruums and through tickets At lndd- git Broliwd
y. y ard CouItst. brooklyn Free transfer Hom Broo
Ism by EIir Auuck Bot-.
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Se.aoi,- G. First-claSs cOOTed girl az COOK,
(WOh, ~ o. oot alone private or boarding house
- TssE ara o civ or county. $3.50 6IaNe near -0os"'
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STEAMBOATS, an6 Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT. and all points on Honsatonlo
ID Naugatuck Railroads Fare 81 steamer Bridgepefs
Cahanesp daily Sundays eIcepted) at l4;3o M
aud Bridgeport at IL .
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IEW LINE TO BOSTON.

NEW LINE TO BOSTON.
Alyns Point from Norwich Line Pier 20 NOrih River
Steamers CITY OF SEW-YORk" and CITY OF hos.
TON" AZ . D.. N. daily Sundays iucu1cd
IA RE ONE DOLLAR every day IN the week.
Positively tickets good only dag u sale, and aina
connecting with boat az Alus Point. Good for 80
Tickets Tor sal" al Pier 30,
NORWICH LINE
for Boston, Worcester. Portland. and all points North and
East, Via
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TOOK or LAUNDRESS.-By respectable
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