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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-01-22

SOLICITOR FREEMAN, of the Post
Office Department, has rendered a de-
cisi0n of considerable interest to pub
fishers of newspapers. The p t.
master at Cincinnati has assumed that
weekly Cincinnati Gdzettes Sent out
to pOstmasters free in return for spe-
cific services rendered the newspaper
company, in keeping up its posters
and other similar matters, were not
papers TO regular subscribers within
the meaning of the law, and that
every such paper must be prepaid at
transient rates. He claimed that TO
attempt to circulate such papers at
news rates vas a violation of law and
subjected those engaged to fine and
i M , ment. The matter was
brought TO the attention. of the Post
master General and submitted to the
Solicitor, who decided Immediately
that the Cincinnati postmaster WAS al
together exceeding his authority, and
he was ordered TO withhold no more
papers of this kind. The position Ia
ken was that payment in services was
as much a bona hde subscription as
payment in money.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-01-22

THE production of gold in the Uni
ted States, anterior to 1858, footed up
in round numbers $5S, 600, 600, of
which period the greatest production
for one year was S65, 900, 0G0, in 1855
From 1858 TO 1875 the aggregate pro-
duetIoD was 1907. zoo, 600. making the
total yield by the country, including
1875, 81, $50. 000, O00.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-01-22
". DORLOT,

n. B.-Mr. C. Doriot being extra.
fine Machinist, as well as Watch
Maker, viii make to order any new
machinery of the finest quality, or re-
pair old machinery. VIII undertake
new designs or new machinery for in
Yentor5. 10Y 6, lS11-tf.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-01-22

Mr.. J. 6. Smith, of Stanford. Con-
neeticut, With his wife. got out of bed
to answer the call of a tramp, and
while they were gone a mass of plas-
tering fell upon the bed, which Woald
have probably killed them both had
they renamed. So that there is some
virtue in entertaining tramps.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-01-22
THE
Scientific American.
T-HIRTY-THIRD YEAR.
The most popular Scientific PAPER in the World.
On IS 20 a Year, including Postage. Weekly.
o. Numbers a Year. 1000 book pages,

TINS SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN is \ large First Class
Weekly Newspaper Of sixteen pages, printed IN
the most beautiful STYLE, P"eftSelg tUU5tratsI
lctM splendid euJr0UtHgg, representing the new
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Weaving, Dyeing, Cotorirg. New Industrial Pro
duets, Animal, Vegetable, and Mineral New and
Interesting Facts in Agriculture, horticulture,
the Home, Health, Medical Progress, Social
Science, Natural History, Geology. Astronomy, &c.
The most valuable practical papers, by eminent
writers IN all departments Of science. will be
found IN the scieatihc american the whole pre-
scented in popular language, free from technical
terms, illustrated wlth engrAvings, and 50 ar
ranged As to interest AMI inform sll classes Of
readers, Old and yoEns The Scientific American
l. promotive OF knowledge and progress IN every
community where il circulates. 10 shoull have a
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College or School. Terms. 81 20 per year, 81 so
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copies ten cents. Sold by all Newsdealers. Re
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81 Park Row. New York.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-01-22

1t is a sad sight to see an intoxicat-
ed person on the street. How much
more so is it to see a dull and sickly
Baby rendered so by the use of dan
gerous opiates? DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup contains nothing injurious ard
may be given to the most delicate
Baby. Price 25 cents.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-01-22
The Philosophy of Lite.

In church and in State
1t is rule or DE ruled;
In courtship and marriage
1t is fool or be fooled;
In logic and law
1t is nick or be nicked;
In gambling and trade
1t is trick or be tricked;
In treaty and war
1t is beat or be beaten;
In the struggle for life
Ii is eat or be eaten.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-01-22
ATElTTS. E g, f;;'|g ySsiffiS4 IF T

II II : y 7 = = II
Messrs. MUM h Co, are Solicitors OF American
and Forei.p Patents, and have the largest estao-
hshment IN the word. Patents are obtained on
the hest terms. Models of New Inventions and
Sketches exclaimed and advice free. 4 special no
tee is madein the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN OF an
Inventions Patentcd through this agency, with the
name and residence Of the Pstentee- public at
tei tlon is thus directed to the merits Of the new
patent, and sales or Introduction often eHaeted.
Any person who hiss made = new discovery or
invention. can ascertain, free Of charge. whether
A patent can probably be ~ohisined, by writing to
the undersignea. address for the Paper, or con
eerning Patents,
MUM CO., 81 Park Row, New Iork.
Branch Omce. Cor. F. x 7th SITS. Washington DC.
Dee IL, 1877.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-01-22

No other remedy has proved 30
efiectual in relieving Coughs and
Colds as DR., Bulls Cough Syrup
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-01-22

L% ~ p is not eaHiIy earned in these times, but
M it(anb be made In three month by any
oHs Of either sex, in any part OF the
country, who is willing to work stea-
III dry at the employment that We fur
, , nth. s66 per week in yout own town.
Won need not beaway from home ovor night. You
can give your Wholetlme tothe work, OF only your
snare moments. We have agents who are making
over sec per dig. an who engage at once can
make money fat. THE present lime IfOney can
no the nn.ds so easily and rapidly 1t any other busi-
ness. II costs aothing to try the business. Terms
and s. Outfit free Address al once, II. HALbETr
& Co, Portland, Msine. july "A, ls77-iy.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-01-22
TREE IS 6f6WT BY IT'S FRUIT"

@EGAD
"Tuit's Pills are worth their wcightin gold"
REV. :. q. SIMPSON,, Louisville, Ky.
HTutt's Pills pr, = Special blessing of the nine
teenth century. '-EEV :. q. CSG0OD, New Iork.
have used Tutts Fills for torpor Of the liver.
They are superior 10 any medicine ior hillary dis
orders ever T. do
l.. P. CkaR, Eitorray at Law, Augusta, Ca.
"Ihave USrt futts Eii!s I'VE years II my family.
They are unequa'cI tore oStiveDes5Rui llliousuess."
:. 2. NlLS0R, GooFga2o~n, Texas.
81 have used TUFTS Medicine with great hereft.'
~. ~. kiNN, EDITOR Eiohile Register.
ave sell fEv NorrS iutls Pills 10 five OF al
others."-SEIaE ( co, Cartsrsylie, Ga.
"Tutt's P-ts have ol.v to De tried to establish
thcir merits. They wnrk like magic"
w. T.. EESRCN, IS Summer S., Boston.
"Therc is no mcdici1e Sc well adapted 10 the cure
Of bilious di~c-tcrs $ TCti's PiiS."
JOS. RRufiMEl, Riphmond, Virginia.
ARD 4 TE5gS8ND MORE,
Sold or dr1fT1jsfs. 20 cents q Dor. Office
81 Marcy Street, Aetg Iors.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-01-22
SEWING MACHINE
ZIP A r SHOP,
BRISTOL, TENNESSEE.

YEzUE undersigned would respectfully announce
" to the citizens OF Bristol GOodson, Virginia
ami Tennessee. that he has opened Il shop for the
repair and adjustment Of Sewing Machines. lie
will repair, adjust and furnish new parts TO all
the Leading machines on short notice and at ress-
enable prices.
Attachments. Needles, &c, furnished at the
re ulaT standard pIiccs.
Fer the present he can be found at his residence
on the corner Of Russell and Edmond Streets, Va.
Iill, Goodson. Respectfully,
A. S. GALLIHER. :
Dee Is ls77-8m.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-10-27
Der Sd)antpielerinneit=
Gultus.
.on 8. esek

Gs sisbt untsri9isbli6e ssranfbeiten,
iibsr 6eren llriahsn bic Wltbisin bisbsr
ni6t ins Rlare gttommen. Sbre Gusllen
lieetr uerbDraen, nno pergebens bat 10
nianAer drstiids 6orihungsreiIenoe ST.
petitioner unternommsn--bie Sbinr fanb
nift ibren Oebipua. ltno ,uie bic Ner3te,
neldas ben meninliHen R6rper gum Cb-
iette ihrer 6tuoieu modsE, 10 uersmeifeIn
aud iene. bic ii@ mil Der @eleaIaa be !,
indttigen. bora1l: ben l1riprung sinea
sesr oss anoesn lebsIs tu srtsnusn.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-10-27
D18 GI10lid)e Dolksblatt

foitst per pof (otne Scnntassttatt se2o per Sobr,
s6o bas taIbe SnHr uns $3.50 bas piertsIiakr. geit
esnntasseIatt sit 20 per SobE 800 Sas saIbs sass
unb $3.50 sas gistsIiats.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-10-27

Gin mirfIameB MitfeI ge9eif
Seimaen (uno aud @@pnben) befiebt aus
l @eluiAtstheis sepulDerten 8prag. 4
8emt6l. gepulperten uneel6FGten Rail,
Q 8emthl. fetnena Wei3enmebl, 4 @epihi.
3uderpulper Dies YulDer lpir0 anf 4a~
pier esitrsut unb eiiies Abenbe bi,ifereisls
anoer bort oufgeitellf. no Iid1 01s unges
Biefer aufbdlt. Gas 4ulDer miiBs Dor
5eu4tigteit ssiaibt, tn eiiien GIait assfs
beipahrt uernen. .:a .s
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-10-27
Maanigfaltiges.

sSemano fa9te In eirier @sisII~
ihaft: vWlan fann ben 5rauen snb E6d5<
tern unierer 6taot ba3 Cob nidt periaaesis
baB lie Ieit etliheH 5abren an Biloung
jugenommen haben.@ vSa. ll1eIate eln
alter 0err, hos babsn sic Id3on Idngit
semerft man iBt nit iebsnl 3age iale6s
ter
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-10-27
gineR tntere}fantsqs. S
aus BEN SntsftenisIAS AS@dsn su ! :

GtfeR tntGreIldnSSR2~E E~+F<@3
aus benz SnfeftenfsI NSsSSsr 4, !.
n 8raiiltenl, ptiIeubs -:
ssrib Waer nit T ,;r. sss s,r,,T.s rsilf'ss ssrss
@eiellnaitslebew ''' ''
BON 6ieien, uno omar be %. Stamioss . Ssns-
LID ourd laHea persmeiots x5fGI, Ii
ober O0rnen l10hIgeifiibt Dor ben Ha(6s
fteliungen ferffreiisnDer 7hiere. Hieie
portbeilbafte T6rperbsidaIfenbeit maeht
It'd nun eine I ltne S1mEr3lidlg @oitpe AZ
gtuben. inoenl Ne ibrsR Altlentbalt 3tuilhem
Den 9ornen i6rer nr0befen @efdbxtirs
nilnmt uuo nd 10 8leidiam IN ben Gnub
zines gepanserteH Aitters beaibt. Son
oieiem liberel Yeritede aus frsBt iie So
der in oas 8latt, allf melhem bic ar5bere
&dupt lidb attthGIt. Dtiiller lanhr per-
ia9smeiIe oas heine Sbier pon BEN Nii&
den Der gr6beren Md0pe berab, allein. ids
ielblt iiberlollen, ilahu onsleIbe fpieber ben
nGmli6en ylaB eill, ipelhen es erif perlieB.
als Die IeBtere sli @rnnot eing, uabfn ober
lo9Iei4, aaf BEN Rliden siner auosru dtn~
Iihen Ranpe Hlab.
Der. SauineI aomern, eiry fcybls
ger NoDofat ju 8tntsDiIie, MIa.. hnf elmer
erfolereiAen WerInh IN Der Geinenculfur
semaht. CT fing nanis npr & Sohrtn
an nno bat nun etsua 1I4 Mder Nlduls
ossrbaams ss idu me aIlsepnanlt. unn beiibt metr
als 100000 Selpenl1llruler Der Wanl~
beerbanm geoeibt gut IN 9nut9 Ml066nto@
uno ole Setoenipiirntfr habtn It'd u1Qe-
mohnlt1 .gelun6 trpieferE Ulr. Qomex6
oentt. oaB bic 40jien BET Gribenctltfr l&
per ader eben lo bod bttrcoea ni6psrs,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-02

Mrs. Homer Of i3 President street Brooklyn.
mother OF Pauline Homer who disappeared the 21I NJ
November, and Is believed By her parents 10 have been
abducted. ,ul ycst rday with tears In hcrcyc, God
only knows whore our poor Pauline is" Mrs Homer
aiied that me family bad lived IN Brooklyn two years
ani tlat b. whsH sorry day for hcm when they moved
iu-uoe over here" snil she we tried 10 vet south
j. u0hNn Justice g. grant warrant iol the arrest of
should Ice done hut Justice semler could, and II Il
hadn't been Tor him they wouldn't have been arrested
II seems " me that the greater ana cheat
here IN BROOKLYN, the better they get along They are
not meddcd much with homes people. " The
poe have no Information as 10 the Whereabouts OF the
missing girl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-02
SEoUEsT TERED PAINTINGS.
NhS the GeorgY Pictures did not Reach the
Centennial Exhibition.

One Of the most extraordinary cases Of
misplaced condolences reported from Durango.
Mexico. In june 1875. Christopher ". Catalan
went % Durango ~ the agent ~ Daniel Murphy
OF san jose. aud made the acquaintance OF
Srnor 7. Bernardo G"orey, large. landowner.
So iialnuaiing in his address aud so bland In
his WAYS WI. Mr.. CAhHan that hc cnptiynt' 1
the ) nor completely and WAS inirustcd boy
him with eight very choice paintings % he chr
rici the teutrnnial EAhhition IN phuadel-
phia. md there. u % suitable price could b" OBJ
TIMED. g. sell thrm ilr the benefit OF Sennr
Grnr,v Mr.. Catalan being allowed n hand
some commission. Among tho paintings was
90" py Raphael. entitled The Alteration % the
Three Kings Offering their Gifts tu the Infant
Christ. accompanied hy the Virgin and Saint
JOS ph." Five were tine work nf Nurillo. and
two were painted ly Miguel Cabrera, known as
tie Mexican Raphael. The paintings Of Ra-
iAnrl and Murl!iu We're accompanied by rcrtiil-
oates ~ their AUTHENTICITY from the Prior Of tho
Convent of Durango. showing them To- have
l'cu ie'' Ned there in 1921 f,om Seville. Spain.
ln-fnai ~ taking tho paintings to the EXhihi-
ton. Catalan brought them TO this city, whore
they we're secret'd Tor "a time. and they have
a.iec nrrL sent to Europe Tho pictures were
valued hy Senior G"nrgy at iinOOOO In uddi-
ton % refusing Co account for the pictures
Catalan obtained ilu.OOO from alr. Murphy on
account OF Senior Grorgy. The present where
about, of Catalan II unknown.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-02
Aousr furnlsllua.
Ntntlstrp.

nENTAL OFFICE, bG Causi 81. corner Hudson.
- Teeth extra, trG without pain, -'c.. Milling, SOC.
Str -
fINEE1u cNtrsct 4. 25c.. with pas 5nG ull gum cts
L warranted iup pr hkutGll lON. t6 West iih "
e BEST GUN SETS.-PHnlcss extracting
vi IN MODEMANN, j12 AMI Ill 90 AY, southwest cor
nvr sam st.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-02
@mustmtnis.

Smus,mtnis.
NIBLOs GARDEN THEATRE.
EDWARD r. sTARIS . 1000. Proprietor and Manager
MONDAY EVENING, DEC ?,
and until further notice,
KIRALFy BROTHERS
Greatest Spectacular production, entitled
ARorl,NxIni THE WORLD ~ EIGHTY RAYS
=, NTH GQR S NkW " s Sc Y,tS;rs
GLIrTERING ARN0Rs AND JEWELS.
NEW GRAND BALLOT OF 100 LADIES'
GREATEST I Sii% % SSySiEFF DASsEvsE'
SUPERB DRAMATIC COMPANY
Maunees "Wednesday and Saturday at2P.M
EIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.
EDWIN BOOTH
POSITIVELY LAST TWELVE NIGHTS
TONIGHT. ............... HAMLET
TOMORROW ................... RICHELIEU :
wrDSrf E}sIIS SR9 THURSDAY
FRIDAY ............-...- FOOLS REVENGE :
SATURDAY MATINEE. ................. .IAGo
u H. HARkINs as OTliELLO.
DEC ie-JEFFERsoN as RIP VAN wINKLE.
BEHonAaDwAAx TTrNEATRE, corner CA Of so,e +.
FIFTH AND LAST WEEK
Mr. AND MRS GEO. 5 KNIGHT
in the amusing comedy drama d
lotto. A GERMAN
n'rgelvgTe Ry p esRR ~ f T1 W pfR&Sue'
MATINEEs WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
Monday. Dec. 2-Grosses Braur Jublocum brewers
Monday Dec o-N N, SEs 1 DRY, of
in his popularity app5,q9yysd 9l9rssstg,r study Of
THE MESSENGER fFRoI JARVIS SECTION
DARK THEATRE. COMEDY
Anything more dcshluiiy and uproarousiy funny has
not been upon the New York Stage tor long time.
STUART ROBSON snd WM T. CRANE.
&C. An 9mnsnsN matvelous resemblance"
II F, r. c Sa'y 5g% oy ER f9Sss'
with magnificent scenery and costumes, &C.
T TSmS Of Twin Brothers NJ wn T Sps@e
The audience times not able TO tell which Of the
two players the staec-Snn
Every evening ats saturday Matinee at2
STANDAEDTlIEAT Broadway and ssI st
or W. Fe now ia sI9sss
roupvr,, - 10, ALMOST 4 i ~ iK,,r,r,,, scvyvnv
no" "','''. EyEEy EyENrse socitock. 'o"'n".
POPULAR rRlchs
RooTH'S TMEATHEr, POPULAR PRICES
- - cENIs 70 1KNTs, I, ChNrS ., 81,
MISS MARIE GORDON in the thrlns snd interesting
pay fiiif f e khSi q 2r k2E sGeRSE
JB BOOTH. 'O"''"' wv nAvIDGE.
HENRi DALTON. GERALDINE MAY.
Reserved seats now ready u cents each
EOLi.Y TuEATHE-wcst i2!h y and Green
The charming comic cS'ra' Nnhhi.
LrrLE 30 PEEP
Every Nisht al O'Clock "Wednesday ana saturday Matt
f s"oI;' ' s"%''' % : o;,. '''' 8 and Is ),
RKOOKLYN rAmK rMgATEE.
MR. ASn Ms ; as, 6 WILLIAMSON
an meiI rs s9YeeT-, 19I plays
ruE CHINESE QUESTION
Mauncccs wcdno- days ant SATURDAYS
TTONY PAsrOKs TONY PASTORS
MHIiSIE MATINEE TUESDAY ESffiSS2E
''''' joins ASH NAsgiE giELDiSd'' O'''N''
dts WILLIAMS,
r0Si PA,fOR
AND Ma SUPERB TROUPE or SPECIALLY STARS
AcADIEiIN,.Y. or N " sI.cN,vo ~. gooLErro
y paca q; rg.gg999. Eigslsso 81 Gaiassi sSraTs
Nine ErELKA 0ERsri.E
WrineIlS, E,cni H1 bet 4f ~ 'RirHNiN "p'''
Friday Lv,nine. Dc I'll BARHiEHt DE siNI@L1A
BPPNMM5miES,TS, X, THr5STtEfE v,y.ora
MR. knW ARD tRNOri m the
ANoRR ExcltING DRAMA ihan rue TWO ORPHANS
MATINEE SATURDAY AT O'CLOCK.
Gas FRAN'I~CO MINSrKEI.>.l Opera
- Last " ck of ti frrHt .ut.r 49, in AID H.us-.
PERSONALS. hy Birch " mhol bi't... b. .lwty
,cn- Kt,monf Iain-ol Power. Ricardo
fir,t Wcck d. frsnk Cu.ImAuA s
STATS SECURED MAiiNLE SATURDAY AT ,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-02
,HO PHILADELPHIA

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS FAril WAY DAILY.
THREE DtPolS IL illILADEhlIllA,
TWO IL INV YORK
DOUBLE. TRAck,, tue MOST IMPROVED EQuIr.
MLNf. AND me FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
MllH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
on AND AFTER NOV H. 1878
Express Trains leave sew Yurk. va DuhlrOsses and
tortanit Streets Ferries, as follows
~ 80 ~ - Ia u4initrd, II A NJ, !. 4 D. G. IN
ami ~ i NJ Suuduye 4 80 mud A N q q
\ 80 and 10 +. NJ
Boats of Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
transfer tor Bronk yn travel
RETURNING trains e9ye rmlatGlphia y o. i5, %,
NJ. . Z, 3n, 7. and 73i i ON Sun1aj " Oh
- = %, r. $40 A VI 4 7;Hi 4 NJ
Ticket Offices h2d ami pa broadway, Aston Ilousr.
And foot at DebrOs-s Hnd C0rlandt ~, C,srt 81 and
brooklyn Annex Depot loot al Futon II Hruukyn. ma
ITO aud us ud >on 81 iobukcnt Depot Jersey CITY,
FRANK THOMSON L. T.. FARMER
General Manager Genr PASSENGER Agent
TROY HOATS leave Per 40 n Il, toot Leroy st ,
dHhy, except saturday, at6P N.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-02
wha. the Billing. Trial Cos. saratoga Count,

BALLsroN, Nov. 3o.-The recent trial Of
Jesse Billings. Jr cost the County Of Saratoga
al O02 60, ne follows
e. Mnak counsel Observation-Disclosures. g. iOn N
Pike A FDltN ....... ................ iufl ~
] q. ormshN. extra fees ................ 2n %
Nta compensation 90 Jurors. $40 each ..... i2u %
Allan PINS rton. detective service .., 0J6 ~
aud one hall OF si,no.rapUcrs' bills '-.. O5t5 II
Total ....... ............... sii.Opg 90
Judge Landon at tho close Of the trial recon-
mcnded that the Jurors be paid $3.50 per day
extra. but the economical Board Of Supervisors
only allowed them $40 each extra whcrcatthcre
b. great dissats iartion-among the jurors.
Tho pros 'ution will take no further steps in
the case before February at the earliest Many
believe Billings Will not be put on trinl agnin.
Jennie Billings persists in her refusal 10 ro-
tuln 10 hcr fathers house.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-02
d1lanttO- females.


UPTOWN ADVERTISERS
~ Nav leave their tav0rs for lHh SuS AZ the only
author zed uptown advertisement nj Offices.
23s Broadway, corner Of slst s., " = P. NJ, ann
sos West 2sd -, corner Of sth az, u! + NJ
70O 81 aV.. corner Of 4Tth 81, I'll = Z NJ
OS East tth 81, corner Union square. I'LL + NJ
NoeHtra charge.
AL KINDS Of sowing machincsfor sale; Wheeler
~ Wilson half case good rs from $40 10 Sl~.
~ ~ week flnser Domestic and Wilcox Gibbs very
cheap for 6"i9 H nsS WSe B s month
ATiI1 EAST nth ST., store near ist av =
n Sew Ing macnues sold good steady work guaranteed
e. may for ueWi no false promises you wiz DC treated
machine, learners paid while learning.
A MANTED-RXper operators on Wheeler
h'Ni,9n machine 10 make ladies' night gowns AT
JAGKMXS A oHARA 200 Church st
A HTIFICIAL FLOWEHs.-wanted. several
- W.is to learn to make aruhral flowers, low wages
phid while learning Apply Immediately Al 3a2 Hum
A -LADIES, call and examine our new machines
"a extra drawers and attachments warranted Tor five
NrHrs, ~ or ~ pOr week plenty work u gave out
No loi Bleceker st. n.W Broadway.
A NEW, sigsernnul -ewins machine. drop Leaf cover
weekly payments of 81 A02 brand St
A TAILOHESs on pants short distance In country;
~ iarc pndi good pay, steady work Apply at 81
sprinf st Seconi moor, front
AT i.ol2,i Lafayette ay, brooklyn, 100 experienced
out
~ con~lyca st whamsoursh 'Hil ali week
A GIHi, about "A years Of age lor lght Homework.
~ to sleep Mt home Appll also lorauo 1t
ANfxg,,Eesacss,4tr H4g bss maker wsned Apply a.
A OPERATORS and bAslcr. on white vosls
A LrAcA and linen coat hands wanted S4S West
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-02
STEAMBOATS, mo Ra,lrJsNs.
Albany BOATS-PEOPI.E's LINE-cayo
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\ Ish ~ nON f~-i- = II i-lchNo
a licr ~. k.dH>. rN'"lH suniH. at"f ~
~ Wa Al.yu's Point
NORWICH LlNE PIER 80 NR..
steamers Cl1N or SEN YORK ana CITY OF BOSTON
ati 80 T. N dallN. sundays included
FARE one puLiAG every day IN the week
Positively uceci' sooi .ny ontay Of sale ami trans
GOOD surPkE f0R FIFTY CENTS
Tickets Cog safe 40 Per 90
Norwich Jane Tor boston, Worcester, Portland. ami all
NEW LOND6N AND NORWICH
steamers CITY or LANRkNtE ana FALMOUTH from
Fer ~ " daily, NJ 4 SOP. " sunday excepted
Tickets and stat. Rooms may bc obtained tao ufhcc
o. the comnAny, Az broadway. corner "I Canal st
Freight taken Cor all points lowest rates
For further information. inquire NJ firf 90.
\JErROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAIL
nearest point Tor Wall It terry, Cuitlauit Il near.
est point Tor Jersey cay AMI Vnmnunilaw tern Park
barclay = rrry 10 llohokcn; Chambers st. nearest
ruint for faNOnia and Ere Railroad rr,. Franklin It
nrand It. nearest points for Do,hrosses Il terry 10
Ion Christopher II Jerry O. Hohokcn. lftl --
tre. Academ, of Music. irving nnd ianmany Halls
Theatres, Grand opera huu~r, Gilmore. haTdcn. Ma
some Temple. and Jersey Gus icrnts 1874 st-Ncarrsi
Aquarium. ana san Fran 'i~cu Niustrrs 44d II t On
meets with New Nok Transfer CO.'S cabs for Grand Cen.
trail Dcpot 3Sth st-Nrarrst pont TOR Central fark.
For uptown trans take east ,llr station. For
downtown trains. take west s.ic station Fare ~
cents except lttwesu The hour, of ~ aud NJ amt .
Jerry ut Grand 81, with tur pr-hro,ss ami East
Grand st. ferries, at BtcCker II WIth AMI
= lcruts ~ lih st. viii cars tor West 2ai ANA East
23i ani SAN II icfrios AZ ai st. with cars Wee
hawh,u Terry at ''th si with cars Of Bot Limo Rail
ROAD wM. Il GARRISON President
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