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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-03-03


Il GUESS I'll WALK. .'-"She's pretty
hot, amt she ?" said backwoods pas
senger, addressing the engineer of Mis-
sissippi steamer that was racing with
another boat. 'So-so," responded the
engineer as he hung an additional wrench
on the safety-valve cord to stop the steam
from escaping. 81 reckon we'll overtake
that craft soon" pursued the stranger.
"That's about it, returned the engineer,
giving the cord another twitch and hal
looing through the trumpet to the fire.
man to ''shove her up "One hundred
and ninety five" hummed the passenger,
looking first at the guage and then at
the boilers. "That's about where she's
rusticating," put in the engineer. The
passenger ran his fingers through his
hair nervously. and walked about the
decks for few minutes, when he came
back to the engineer and observed,
"Hadn't you better leave that boat go?"
Cant do it, Must pass her." "But
s'posing we should blow up?" "Well,"
said the engineer, as he peeped over the
guard to see how fast he was going, ''if
it is the will of Providence for the boat
to blow up, we'll have to stand by il"
Then he hallooed to the fireman to coal,
and give little more turpentine and oil.
The next moment there was splash in
the river but before the yawl could be
lowered the man had succeeded in reach
ing the shore, and hallooed out. $50 on
with the race. l guess I'll walk"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-03-03

LIQUOR SALooNs.-Miss Frances Will
lard says: "The grog-shop is two-edged
sword, and cuts both ways at once. 1t
is rotating machine for the snaring of
souls. 1t catches young men and boys
before they reach the church or Sabbath
school-while they are on their way
and they never reach its door; or else it
catches them as they return, and mars
or neutralizes the lessons there impaired.
Between the two there is the old 'irre-
pressible conflict over again. 1t is war
to the knife, and knife to the hilt, and
only one can win. And in this warfare
we, of Christ's army, are outnumbered.
There are twelve saloons to every church,
twelve barkeepers to every minister.
The church opens its doors two or three
uays III lne weeK; Jne saloon grlnds on
with its mill of destruction all the days
of the week, all the weeks of the month,
all the months of every year. That we
are outnumbered is not all. We are
outgeneraled as we'll. The people of the
rum shops propose in their hearts not
only to mar and neutralize, but to oblit-
crate and displace the lessons of church
and Sunday school. They have theil
series of lessons, with which our Inter.
national series cannot at all compete,
They have studied carefully the tastes,
Tenderness, and preferences of boys and
young men-their natural and innocent
tastes for variety, fondness for amuse-
ment, preference for young company, and
they pander to all these ways and take
hold upon DEATH
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-03-03

The COWS and heifers that are COM
ing in this spring need extra care just
now. 1t is true it would have been bet
ter to have fed we'll all winter; but if
they have thus far been neglected, this
is the time to make amends. A change
of food will be found beneficial. Roots
should be fed to regulate the system,
and meal to strengthen it. If this care
does not show itself in the mother il
will in the progeny.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-03-03

A Greek maid. being asked what
fortune she should bring her husband.
answered: IL will bring him what is
more valuable than any treasure
heart unspotted, and virtue without
stain, which is all that descended to me
from my parents"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-03-03

Let not any one say he cannot govern
his passions, nor hinder them from
breaking out and carrying him into ac-
ton; for what he can do before prince
or grea. man, be can do alone, or in the
presence of God, if he will.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-03-03

Anguish of mind has driven thous-
ands to suicide; anguish of body few.
This proves that the health of the mind
is of far more importance than the health
of the body, although both are deserv-
ing of much more attention than either
of them receive.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-03-03

1t has been pretty clearly demonstra-
ted that good, healthy seed, selected and
saved from the home wheat field, as one
would select and save seed corn, will not
run out, but on the contrary will grow
better annually.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-03-03
The Monitor"
PUBLISHED WEEKLY By
GEO. H. BLAKE,
PUBLISHED WEEKLY By

fERMs.-Strictly in advance, $l.50 per annum. II
ID paid In advance, $500 year. Subscribers living
tsde Of Orleans County must remit 10 cents extra
postage. For convenience in remtting we will
We credit for year and four months for Sc co. TO
bscrbers in the county, and year and three for
y 90 to subscribers without the county, when sent
richly IN ddUanse.
RATES OF ADVERTISING made known on application.
Remit by p o. Money Order, Registered Letter, or
|aft Watch the label your paper and notice when
bur subscription expires, and that your payments
e kept in advance. When money is sent us we shall
We you the credit the label at once II the label is
ot advanced within two weeks. notify US by postal
tlrd.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-03-03

$50 dark and yet so light as the
man said about his short ton of coal.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-03-03

Who ever saw a house fly?
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-03-03

b n77a Month and expenses guaranteed TO Agents,
! Outnt free. SHAW 4 Co., AUGUSTA, MAINE
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-03-03
Geo. P. Rowell & Co.'S
New Advertisements.

m DAY to Agents canvasslng for the Fireside
~ II Visitor. Terms and 0utit Free. Addres.
" P. o. vICKERY, Augusta, Maine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-13
MARRIAGE BROKERAGE ILLEGAL.

The ease of Wiukler against Miller came
before Justice Gedney yesterday morning. and after
brief speech Colonel Spoucer. counsel IN plaintiff
the action withdrawn John +. Wlukier, the
plant H. 10 real estate agent, Of No. ll6 Clinton
place and the defendant nena Miller, u tnc wife Of
Custave Miller. proprietor of Iii leI's Hotel. Eighth
ave. near Sixteenth-st. Wuscr claims that last Wiz
Ter Miss Meina, who thirty years OF age and
weighed COS pounds said TO nun II yon get any
sort Of a husband will give you So"
Tie finally introduced 10 her Mr. Miller, who was then
tending at Il hist. and SXth-ave. Miss Meina mar
rDi Mil Ter, and then refused 90 pay SD broke age
fees. ON Monday p1int ougt the action 70 rec'Vci
aud adjourned until Yesterday. Nirklers conn
said c had the conclusion that hc could Lot
maintain bis action, and sccoriin-ly withdrew IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-13
TIIInn CAIL-2:iO 2. ".


The transactions of the Sab-Irea,ury during The
week ending to-day result in a los c, IL. general
cash balance OF ~ 800. 2il: tho totals now
being Tl77 800. against &I7D,G67,SiO n
week ago The particular changes are ~
fniio.ys: Coin gain. S3.Is9.2J0; currency loss.
%j1sIlo1 During the week the European
steamers brought Sr.ss7.l75 gold. principally in
bls and Foreign coins. Ii is probable that to-inof-
rows bank statement will present better average
of the reserves than did the statement Of last week;
hnt n. the shipment, OF currency to tho nteiior
have been moderately large il probably will not be
equal 10 ih, amont o. lie average los. Of currency
by the Treasury.
The Autumn bushes mad, satisfactory progress
during the week. aud there was "a liberal d's'rihu-
ton Of goods To- the country a, rather hardening
pieces. The export OF grain and provisions also
hay, con. ncd 10 be- ar.e. not only from tins. hui
also from the other Atla,t.e ports
The speculation at the stock Exchange con-
tinued una5atcl. and with few exceptions the
advances of prices were Important, ranging from
to 10 per cent, although the extreme figures
were moi fully maintained. The transactions
in stocks amounted to 1.3G3,oli shares. against
1I7I,3J3 shares for the preceding week ana
I1501iS Tor the week preceding that. OK The
total sales for this week. 133.joO shares were
contribnled.jy the stocks of the Northwest and ST.
Paul Railroads. the coal companies. Western Union
Telegraph and Pacific Mail. But the greatest adj
yances were made 10y Chicago and Alton "a, Boston
Air Line a. and Illinois Central ,7la pr cent? fol-
lowed bv later reactions of y 3l2 and Dig respect
iveiv The Southwestern Shares we're PARTICULARLY
strong; Iron Mount ain advancing D'eG li2 hIisls
parifc lIol3i, Wabash SNAPS. Hannibal and
ST. Joseph .jl1 q: aud preferred stock 5"sG4Ss. the
frsr figures representing he extreme advances and
she last figures the final gains.
THE trunk line shares compared with the stocks
named. were dull. hut excepting the Eries. their
prices show final improvement Ringing from Is to
3It per cent Erie huctuaicd 1S5per cent, finally
chasing with loss of X, and the pre-
ferred. after advancing q, finally lost iss
per cent. The coal stocks were active
within "A range of 2li per cent, aud show maj gains
of from 10 10 per cent. Western Union was ener-
crtcally bought mp . per cent 70 96ls but later
sold down To 943s and Pacific Mail rose IA per
cent closing with "A reaction of only y per cent.
NsEEtr RANGE oF PRICES.
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nECIslONs-sEPr. i

Supreme Court hambTs-By judge We,tbrook.
Ntnnrht qrt StsumetL Flynn agt. buys; in the matter
a. W,cieral granted IN thc mater oi lnniey
don't ti tins should Dee granted. Tho "fgnc covered the
whole ground. The People * TEL NoAols agt Cooper
opinion.
Common PcGs-Sp CciGi T,ImBY judge Van BTuit.
tlc matter OF tle application Of ~pikcrIhc.c .4c a
.so uun ~ blanks n .ls order which can act al ia as
have mo late 90 guide me.
MlrHe tOar,-NpcciGI Term-By judge Coop
Wet Nicnci-OfGrT entered. Ryan agt ~"wRy Order
,ou-olns ion entered Fold a-t frs camsl-teI II
tscolrlu.ucc IN tho matter Of VIA 6oih-iei,i Zion
granted LtIs 81. n0theIlsro G-cDltInuauce. Dcn-
be-. aa1 Iet.cr AIT. LuheI ck-Noi.on 90 set cause
down e. lr.il Granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-13
AnneXed nIe I'D cIOsIng qnOtailOns
Bil.Assei.
RI0 AsEeI.

Bid.Askei. Bid Askcn.
cu,.v $40 s'sea = ss'sl. COUP i62ss io
Ss e a.. 81, as5 1919 1913 Si
T. Is ~ coup iO8 y lOIa- e S4slso7. COUP Iul Z. log
e. 5 5s 81 lO2 lO2's Dist. OF Col 355 C. siL 5J4
State bonds Were more than usually dull ana
without feature. The sales today were Of Ms
souri, Is 1855 at lOl, and Alabamas class at
5ol2.
Amounted 10 81 shares. OF which to-days tIansac-
ton covered Metropolitan 90 at l2s, and PheniX
lS0l at So.
active with some wide fluctuations IN prices The
final principal changes are as follows: De-
cliues-Erie second cOnsOls = aud funded .
-; Rome, WatertOwn and Ogdensburg hr7ts. ],
Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern 5s T. and
New-Jersey Central cOnsOls y. Lehign and Wilkes
barre consols l., Toledo and Wabash seconds 81
Great Western seconds l. Toledo and Wabash
convertibles 2, Hannibal and st. Joseph con-
vertible IS liz. Chesapeake aud ONO seconds
series b 3. Kansas Pacific frsts Denver
40 per cent. Tho market to-day was COM
paratively dull, and prices were hardy as
well sustained yesterday. burlington, Cellar
RAPIDS aud Northern 5s declined. l per cent,
later railyiug u and closing at s9i2 New
Jersey consos recovered Il per cent, and Lehgh and
WiIkeskae consos l. per cent. c.. e. aud l. C. irsts
assented were Il, Missouri, Kansas and Texas hrsts
l.. OHIO and Mississippi seconds IS, aud Denver and
Rio t,rande rsts Il percent lower sLouis anu Iron
Mountain seconds rose to 97do0sl Caro- and Fulton
10 99l2 and Cairo, Arkansas aud Texas, after sell
ing up To 1884, fell 10 e24.
The Subj reasury to-day gained ri ,oo2,2Io on
balance. made up OF ~ ,323.70S currency and
Sl7s.i77 coin. During the week the common rate
for money was per cent with exceptions at . and
per cent. To-day the early loans were made at D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-13
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS Of PRODrc.
Per Worth R,rcr. yeSsc's ant RIitrDIfL
GNNEHAL MARKET REPJRT
iHipAN. -. T. L.. i-T2.
ASHES Quiet unchanged; Pots, isafae; Pcirs 20

= =
AsIEs-Quot unchanged; Pots iis1tac; P,lrs. 30
6isc.
CDAT-NO chang aid 900 point. 81 i1;,rtsf 80
mentioned go comb uatiln y,t forrf stocks lr- il-
Irregular. ANTHRACITE, ro. ful 3f iic rirs, - ga
- so Liverpool noa,s camel. -il lIy.Fira ft-tu
Newcastle dn. Cakns - lJa~i. opfcf ,,i1, taf .H
Engsh f pa IS 81. Provincial - aisi ~ s4sut -
PeuusylvtnIa and -inuTiaul D. - Hn1-as Wt.t VIC
glna do - Cumberland broaii'p ana ''"-h'i so
cocoa Quiet unchanged We quote Gua,Hgmi 80
2Ooc. Caracr4s III Use. MlfaclilO .-Ndlc.
CDTFIl.-Ad Grades t!In 10 demands sales. .ot ll =
Mexicau ouo-d lac.i -OD bags IaslA'ia quot =
l5c POO bags Maracalhe. quOed ia qltgrs 100 t-gs
active very strong Ordinary To f4ur tirgpes n =
cudng Fair ltalt de-; ,aes )5s bags cX Neiit-"
TuO bles ..JLj ADJ tNNO
bag, eX John sherwood 1000 bags Ga.oll. AID
100 bags "sirus." private terms
COOPERATE SIOCk-In good Ilani reduced supply;
CORDAGE-Stcaiy, with the usual falr sales.
CUrrON-spOs ilsc lower and dalL sales -. ba'.s n
ca 1913 last evening including Do f consumption is Tor
delivered contract 1000 bale, ray. Re
cept- porte bales agln-t it2s this dag a.t
week li9 th, iay total since september j. 1880
bales, against T., 0ll tins time last season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-13

later at o, at which the bulk Of the business was
done; but finally the rate was sharp
per cent. Time loans were negotiate at about
d per cent and prime mercantile paper
passes at from Sig 10 per cent. The following
is tie Clearing House statement to-day: TX
changes. $s7, 127. $685. balances. 1881 ,726. Tho
business at the Snb-freasury covered: Receipts,
$3.5l5, 43J I: payment. S2.O13.1J9; currency bal
aBce S;7. J7G Bob com balance. S1tO396.2lG.
The foreign exchanges have been duh. bat rates
remain firm IN the absence Of commercial bills, and
actual business is now done at the following quota
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-13

The London market quiet for British cOnsOls.
which close the week with a decline II l. per cent.
United States bonds have gained from Il 10 l. per
cent. American railways, also. except for Fries. arc
al high r. notably Illinois Central, which las adj
jersey cOnspls were quoted tx the October coupon.
AT Yesterdays regular weekly meeting Of the d-
rcctors of the Bank 81 England the rate OF interest
was maintained % per cent, against u per cent.
the rates at which tLrc,-ncuths bill, dis
counted IN the open market. The Bank 80 ENGLAND
gained fl7S 900 during the fiscal week.. and has
since .aInc, l27f.O on balance. The following
arr TIE highest and lowest prices Of sacurt es 'or
the week. and the closing sales to-day and week
ago:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-13

\ FRANCISCO MrNrNa STOCKS.
CLOSING PRICES on san p
N..f.rf.~ T,.lsv

Government bonds were not active during the
week the total sales ut the Boards amounting to
only 81 723. 600, of which S650,0OO were made to-
dav But prices were strong all the way out, r.?
shifting in an advance of y for Zig per cents and *
per cent for the new Is. The business to-day
covered ~ TO- 900 coupon Is 1881 at 1919; $1,000
cannon ,, at lO2L1; $4,000 coupon ~ per cents
m lOiTs; $23O,OOO coupon 4 at I02 and
$3.50 900 registered at 1Ol The following are the
highest and lowest prices OF bonds for the week. and
the closing sales to-day and week ago:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-13

900 ne. > =
sold Yesterday
- /. * ZION Mount
Cairo AK anG Tex
5,OpO. ...... 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-13
MANHATTAN BEACH.
GILMokE's BAND AND LEVY AFTERN
ENENINi

ENENINi
Trains tie river VIA steamer
Sylvan Groyel-S:s5 Gas. lO.t5. HIS n aai hall
hourly thereafter q $40 .. m.
Returning trains Malhattl1 Beach hAid)irly ~
New YORK. GresnpOinttp 1875 ,. ~.
Elevated Railroads u south Ferry cAnnestins WIKI
steamer d. r. Martin hourly 32j IN 10 SD via
Bay Ridge.
Thomas COyer ani Laura Starin ieavs Norm
River Landings From 22ist 9l) 1928 IN. thal hourly
t0Ssj ,. IA. LerOy.sL. $50 ant hourly 70 6:jj
Per & g.3j a. H. anl hourly 70 80 p.
Returning eave MslhIttln Bsa3lf)S EewY1rt -
BAY Ridge half.hOuriy . 1910 .. III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-13
miscellaneous.

: AIDES, DRINK SFRKYS TEA, and be
Eliaauuu without using dangerous cosmetics slim =
- rrno.,, eIupt0us 81 The skin. clears hr cuinprAon
a. whu,c system. Those NAy ut H. iAe az ls
toof and restore beauty and Youthful fcshu 49, ln>i W W
80 .fr,v na bo.n bv cosmetics. be- bought onN 81 TIE
>l.Ek.lS IRA CO. ous ArcAst, fniad,ilAid vidrls py
i promptly -tlt at Doc. and 81 p'r box LiDeiu discount
uade.
DRINTING.-School circulars, pamphlets
printing of every description done with pro nptless
- c'"nafy M g. r. PUTIN ANS SONS - 5iAAve uAlrd
faor b.l,n 33asLl Nc~-l ok. Estimates gwen
nATENTS. TRADEMARKS, CAVEATS.
- - ~ ~ PARK Row Neig-York. PrpyIiotpTs
~ ~, se,cnfiGc Aiaerda Tluyiour years eA ee -
sleiiors oi Patents Handbook On Patents Min Ii de1
tons and advice son free
C,TANDARD PORTABLE FIRE ESCAPE 50.
> save yonisef ana family; 2iO Bt",dS ~; e'oiH sue
oessul experiments IRON ILl1uI. Ig.sI 10 --
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-13

BRIGHTON BEACH.
ID lrsins n the Hnofi.n Flathush ard Coney Island
I.alor notice. will run hsl-hp1rv between
ILATEi -iIAN r.. tIcng Island Depot BROOKLYN and
ILIsffIO< Bl.At ". from 61P A. m. To 10 p DO.
stopping 40 WASIINGVoN-ANt.. BEDFORD (franAAn-
ave. itf.I.tI. y T.. and PRO PET 7 PARK.
fest rraln from the BtAClI, II .. m.
Extra trans vii run When travel requires H. -.
"a l. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-13
THE MONEY MARKET

OFFICIAL REPORT NJ y. STOCR EYCIfANGE SALES
IRTDAY SEPT. IL. 1879
hsreported ty the Gold and Stock TslsgrIDs -
GOTERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-13
EUROPEAN FGSANcIAL MARKETS.

LONDON. sept 2-l2:JO MI. :. bonds. four amt hat
per cruis 1852 four per cents lJt coupon irir Rail-
way shares 26 New Jersey Central cJnso> 100 y in
trrtst Illinois Contra, % PcnnsviyaEa Cenra. - ,
LONDON, sept. l2lO ou.os ~ tor bD money
and Paris aGvic.s quote three
franc. rie second c1nsois.T6ls
LONDON sept 1870 MI :. bonds. four and a III
per lOs9 tour per cents lni I'm" Railway shar
81 New Jersey Central cuusos lol Illinois tcntTa. 81 y
nc DuIon into the Bank vi Inganl On ball
to-day Is $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-13

The following shows the imports OF dry goods &c
the port of Ncw-Yrk for IN" week ending to-day
aud since January !. ms compared with tie CORE
spending periods of pIeulcus years:
For the week le1I l~s~. l-lh
Entered <2Of,JHl >l,r>3.l.I ~ lyiHyt
Thrown maj kct 800. 2,3l07i2 I.2Iso0d 2G-9.87i
since January /: $500.
Thrown market. Cl6li,Jl2 05,e5iiOO 6liOl6Jl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-13
CTcur5lCu5.

A W-BRUNSWICK boat, landing At
H. Styfesle. south AnhDs Perth Amhl y. Tot env To-
WooihIts Bo-s and Landing ~tetur w. ofnn =
IRON loot every week day Il j. fare lower tAia
ANY fI,rr rant.
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rIn CALI

300 ...--. ~ ,
Pacific Y. 81 Mo.
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,TVUlS is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on tn, 81
5a.cs bn Au1iiou.

GALE OF QUARTERMASTER'S STORES.
There viii hc sold at public auction at The Qnaeimasters
Antonio Texas october g. 1873, 10 o'clock
te ioowing coneenned articles: 100 pounds nor.
Shoe 2l,6l pounds scrap rou 100 rubber pOnchO 300
blankets, - e. ana jackets, Nc Nr Terms cash.
sill Ice O ID Tor the removal of The horse
shoe~ fOT further information address TIE
a. r-ixncfi. ~ ~ iIis's
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AL trains on both Divisions will STOP gon coming
KIM. IlaN prn.n.cL IaIk lacos s.nt O. u and IL
RAILWAY COMPANY.

M
WI SIXTH ANENTE LTNE.
OPEN PROM o: 30 \. n. To II r. n.
RECTOR STi.Ekr-N Nearest point Tor Mall Fsr-y
and connects with - Ferry
COEILh> DTS fKEkI-N earest point fbr Jor.sy )tytlt
rAKh PLA Nearest point Post Oce CIV IIlu al
Barclay street FERRY 10 ii"oSk a L., ~. -, -. -.
CHAN fEkEl Nearest point t'f faV'AA AL Af''
Railway lcffy.
FRANKLfN- SHEET
LI-Ncarc. p int r D".or osscs stree" Ferry
" connects wita care FOR Desbfosscs and
BILE Observation-Disclosures WIN cars i'' E''' a
TiGiiTil STREET CONNECTING with cars flr cIrsp2l,r
~ aud East Tenth street Ferries -. -. o.
'rstTfy. thfd and Thirty f1lrh street Ferries
TWIN GA-I THIRDS TREE C.nlfliis WIN ~ -
lrI street Ferry jersey Cts' lni EAST Iirsf
fonrlff -trret Ferry fpr Hunters Point ~.
THIRTY a Thirds Ii.EET-C91nertihs VIII o"'' o'
y,isr, Ash .rl.Ear-Coiaccts With New-H'rk
Ia, .f.r oompluy's caos Ia Grand Oc9!." DeP'~
GIFTliTli. -fi.E.hr Ind -lNiii-AFf-NO l. o..
fltrt tT-,lxiiav. entrance - O'l-t"
Pirl ,annecilng Win cas- % bft Lin' X iilit'''
tltll ihlkD : tttf-h a"l ~. "a "a &C [l,f-
kFVL>.. ~ffJS J.- Tl.I.EI ana = IS IIi ANEN OE-
tieHIl TI.s 3. ~ ana ~ III ~ \ N ~ ~.
ONI.hr DREDA ND-FOC ItiA 7ii'4-~4 All -'A-
Fo- mn NJ rims take cast 81 le sttuons
Ief dsv,,ro.sn fralDs west SD -tAablA -
Trans I'd, rsn 10 0-thsL ami CtIase al lJit1's- az
W. sSrs Except between tao hoir,Dt jJJ'
5S0s M And 4 10 d IN. wheI The faro IL , oel." ,,
SUNDAY TRANS IRON ~ b, y t 1l PsssislL
NJ VAN BROCELIN. uDer.ntendeni.
NEW-JERSEY sou 1HERN RAll-M Az.
~ THL ONLY RELIABLE Boz II ~
HIGHLAND, AND IlDNo btANOh-
SUNDAY september IA. liza
new sea going non steamer . o., m
Fl JOIN u leave y. r.. foot rector ST. 'n.S
N connecting 20 sady Hook with iiai "iIsins a. Ing
LI4acL a. 81 a. - returning leave Long Branch o j. M
II. T. BALDWIN General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-13
sllrallcns IuanLco-Ma!es

COOK.-By a colorel man as cook ether in
" riyaie family OF hoiei j. experienced a. d Wiling
l1OACHMAN AMI GROOM.-l,y Grst-claSs
- co.eAman a1i sroeni s.nsi' 4 'i9i' @'.f NET
NOACHM IN, &C. BY good, steady. Piot-
careful dIycr and Aind 10 bor. ul' rsiana' is
Calolyc. Brooklyn, J,twccn ~ MaiAsayc. ani cIsonsi
NOACHMAN. GARDENER, or generally use
-, -9; ~ S. , s, rf it i Va Know is Sn>.nes.
aut - Wiling ana oJh.ns; city orc untrJ. Gail 90 On
(OACHMAN and GARDENER.-By a mar
= red ma9 email \, M s9 S sTl 19a Giie
teuerate would take charge o. ycn'ciis place "a the
conniIy. ilcasc call addre.s or week. W. OBJ lS9
! EMPLOYMENT WANTED.-By an English
II CIurtian good knowledge ut husiN"~s ee l IS
,9 can n MI sog c e% o' ns Oh 10 hanS2 money a.r
drought .nan heronsny und.rs,,nGs elia"g i
ara temperate hbts b~t local reference icae address
GARDENER and FARNER.-By n Protest
- AIT marie man Is eo' 'is' I'm, nnH v'T'H'~
ca'tci good pol " raiser senlici,ae c9' lA ge
/ 4. Bainuinl. bridgeport. Conn.
NETWORK COLOEED MISSION EMPLOY
= MENrO FElOi, so. I'o West 3jlh~," Nt"-A oik.-
e,iis af ecaea' loa.ewcik Ia cit, % county.
CIiUATiON WANTED. By yong IN "a Of
- p residing with h.s parents, ois ?" apA
' i idoot ls pr IT'D bur is SSs nss himself
' T. SCH .UBLt, 81 Cauuou--t.
XErAITER.-By young colorrd m'a III pr-
y.ir miv or board us,, rc'Itntr; l'W wages.
lac West 25,l--t.. FIRST Il or.
NX'AITER. a Swedish man - wal,erornurse,
taEe invalid grncMtn; nIs class civ rel
erDnoc~ Address jd " 81 &-Gt;
XVMTER-Dy young sineie nan (colo 10, ED
,u..lovcr kdnres. WILLIAM MILLER. care WARMER &
Iri.ard IroauW as. near Hit-si.
Gelg i0nnc0.
Nv ANTED-S wediSh. French. and German
eervnnts imml -iately. al s. Welt 3Isi-sl.