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New-York tribune., 1879-01-31
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supplies GOOD teachers with positions Application form
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DRINATE INSTRUCTION.-Fittin for Col
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rTHE AMERICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
i AGENCY Is in constant communication with hunIrcds
Of the best SCHOOLS. TEACHERS TUTORS, GOVERN.
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Abroad its facilities for meeting specific educational
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experienced graduates preferred
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NEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND RROOK ROUTE
r TFENION AND pHILADEIPHIA.

EXPRESS TRAIN TINE Two HOURS: a.,
New OrS. fOn of Liberty St for Trenton ana Pia
Leave Philadelphia from station HoIih rcnn,llyan ana Rall
road, Thir ami lTksst at Uij way 1iJ, $780, ll:ooi ~
Leave Trenton for Ncv-Yo at 100 except Monday Gij
Pullman Drawn attached 10 the 800 a. M
p. trains from New York. 10 the $40 a H. I;i1 T. M
trains from Philadelphia. . .
SUNDAY TRAINS~I.cage Ncw.York and Philadelphia at
5:3Ou M Leave Trenton m l2O, NO a. IL, O:IO p. M
CONNECTION made at Jersey City station 10y tiiy TO ana
from BrooE lyu and Erie" Depot, jersey city o,.
Tickets sale foot o IlOrrty->t, Nos 529 3n1 "!l
Broadway the principal hotels 81! offices Of the lre il
way iu NcW-NUIk aud BuOAlgl, and az No : CONTEST,
Brooklyn. Baggage check = from residence to destination
II. T. BALDWIN, G,G PaiS. AGtnt.
NEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILEDAD-jomm,HCiLE december 81
l-1S, through trains VIII lcay" Grand Central Depot:
500 Western aHd Northern Express. with craving
treat, via Saratoga .,
1910 4. NJ. special Chicago and Western Express with
dIawHgToom ears to Canandagua Rochester qua Bui1'o
il o. Express TO Albany and Iloy win connections
400 p NJ Montreal Express, with through sleeping car
300 H. st. Ions Express daily, win sleeping for
Louis running through every cay IN the week also str
Montreal. excepting sunday night VIA >aidi0ga. 49,
Fast for Rochester ami corning wa
sleeping cars Ia Geneva and Rochester
SO D. H.. Pacific Express daily, with sleeping cars ot
Rochester, Niagara lalls Buffalo CcIti4n l"' DtOi
and Chicago; excepting saturday night to LoWVle aud
csrs for sale At Nos o. 2G AMI Al3 Broadway and at
Westco Express COmpa1g'S Offices. No Parkpace. 80
and "i2 broadway, NcW-lork and ~. gtonst'
Brooklyn. = Is; MIEhtI.
General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-31
1n6trnclloll.

New-YOrk School for Boys, G7S Lexington
ave near Central for college and bus
nee Iorns moderate Circulars X S Blake A Nj Principal
New-York tribune., 1879-01-31

NEW-YORK LATIN SCHOOL. % East 49th-
~ s-PTcuhrcs for best colleges scientific Schools and
business; Gymnastics and Military Drll daily The
believed 10 be eItnsyc and Tire charges
moderate school Of equal standing In the Cata
lOg1os sent on application. Boarding Pupils taken.
DESUMPTION INDEED !-Packard's Busi-
Ia College sOj Br,adway has resumed labor after
bTIef holiday and condition. 1hs
the leading business college Of tho country and tho
most rlablo place LOr those desiring 1Tste elss buGnens
eduCs14sn, Address 5. \ PACKARD President
I University Grammar School, No. / ,4S1 Broad
way Primary Commercial and Classical de-
paI ItmeHtk M NJ. HOBBY. ". l. AKIN, a. NJ Principals.
For Young Ladies-Cty.
4 MRS. anaMISS STEERS'S SCHOOLS, Nos
a. l2 East 7th st and SO West l6thsL
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Published by HARPER 4 BROTHERS, New-YoIk
rxrHAEPER ,S BROTHERS will send any OF the above
works by MAIL postage prepaid to any part Of the United
States, on receipt Of the priCo.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-31
FIRST c.II-1O1l O'CLOCK A. N.
o O'CLOCK A. VI.

Q : Js ReR'd 1881
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G00DW Y MS
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MANUFACTURED IN
NEW ORLEANS, La.

1t is regarded by many experienced
housekeepers as not only good, but the
very best thing of the kind they have
ever tried Only give this
HOME PRODUCTION
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patronize it.
1t is pure, excellent and healthful
preparation. and is SO pronounced by
Drs. VIM. G. Austin, c. J. Bickham and
J. J. Lyons, of New Orleans. who have
examined the recipe for making it.
To THE LADY OF THE HoUsEHoLD.-
Az it is the special province of house
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merits, Your attention is respe ctfully in
vited to the EUREKA YEAST POW.
DER.
All Of the leading family grocers of
New Orleans deal in in it.
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New Orleans, La.
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sketches, by nutsd vrinn
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THE WELLS TEA tlII1
Importer 4, z
Pure China and I,,.. s.


Supply 1sas 10 Stsrsksvsr. 8 -
packages. at lowest imDegl
Supply Teas to Drxaeish - !,
ers and others, packed u hSni p.
package. of one pound 81 Ss:.)
Of same capacity, and N & lT 4
and ~ lbs boxes.
Supply Teas 10 RedlIm. i IN.
and one pound bags, PLAIN = ~ }
= more liberal discount ~ ! :.
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Sspply Teas fsv CID Oh MA
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all cases guarantee the quallr Z 4;
goods -
The Hells Tea Co. i on a q, =,
and most reliable houses Il 4, +
and all parties requiring a. 8 b
send for = circular.
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20l Fulton Street., Nov Yot
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prizes for IS cents. Tickets de-cribi z
prizes are sealed in envelopes and we'll
mixed. On r, ceipt of IS cents a scaled
ticket Is dawn without choice, and sent
by mail 20 any address. The prize
named upon it will be delivered to the
ticket-holder on payment ut One Dollar.
Prizes are immediately sent to any ad-
dress by express or retnrn mail.
You will know what Your prize is
before you paw for it. No blanks Our
patrons can depend on fair dealing.
OPINIONS or THE Pass -''tair deal.
ing can be relied on.'-N. Y. Herald,
Aug. %. "A genuine distribution,
World, Sept. 9. Not Que of the hum
bugs Of the day." : Weekly Tribune,
July z. "They give general satisiac-
ton. "-Staats Zeitung. Aug. 5.
REFERENCEs.-By kind permission we
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Hattie Banker. Charleston, $1,000. Mrs.
Louisa 7. Blake, st Paul, Piano, 500.
Samuel Y. Raymond, Boston, 81, 500
Eugene =. Brackett, Pittsburg, watch,
$500 Slisss Annie Osgood, New Or
leans, 5000. Emory l.. Pratt, Colum-
bus. Oni0, $500.
One cash gift in every package of $50
ticks guaranteed tickets for 81 IL
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Agents wanted, to whom we offer
liberal Inducements and guarantee sat
ton. Add rss
THOMAS N. GEORGE,
2oo va h.ngton STREET,
n23-3m New York.
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FRRVENT WORDa


Under date Of February "a, 1878, Mis- So.
nah 7. Smith writes from Linwood, Delaware
county, Pa, to Col. Dunbar, Of Waukesha,
Wis. This letter Is before III. Il bear TIE
unmistakable evidence Of culture and refine.
ment besides being pervaded with the writer's
religious feelings and full belief that a Divine
hand led her 10 try Bethesda Water for her
affection, "Brighes Disease" Wemake soma
extracts. After detailing her intense sufFer.
Ing, Miss Smith tells OF the arrival Of the fiTt
gallon OF Bethesda Water:
ut came, and followed the directions
stopping all other medicines. In less than
four hours the pain was gone. / slept well
that night, and the next day LIFT vi ROOM
FOR THE FIRST TINE FoR TouR wEEKs,"
The supply Of water Il gal then gave out,
and Il was five days before the sufferer ne.
ceived q ten gallon keg. Meanwhile, "the
pain had returned, and all the old misery.
IN Wednesday night (Feb. 1Sl suffered 50
that was given Il OF a grain OF morphia 1.-The
most / ever took at one timel without effect,
On Thursiay commenced drinking the M.
terat a. N, and before noon WAS PrRTRcrLr
EREE from pain and have had NO RETURN
Of II" = =
The writer, In conclusion, says: There Il
something peculiarly happy In the thought Of
being thus benefited DIREcrLY by the hand OF
tod.
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Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, February lo.-Flour-stropr
and active; western supcrfne $ so; do extra
$ ISa4 Is; family 81 S9at Is, Whsat-West.
MIA red 81 OF; No. 2 western winter red, SPOT
aud February, 81 90; March 81 DIAL OK
April 81 0skal 0S1S. Corn-Western dull;
western mixed spot: iic: February 433ta iSXc;
March 43Na44c; April 4iIIa4i Nc; steamer
4lc. 0ats-Firm and in good demand; Penn.
sYlyania SOC; western white 3SaS4: do mixed
3ia39c. Rye--Steady and quiet, Hay-Quiet
and easy; prime Pennsylvania $40 O0aiI Oh
Provisions and higher; mess pork, old
% Is; new, $40 so. Bulk Meats-Io osc
shoulders &c; clear rib sides &c packed, new
4sSa6kc, Bacon-Shoulders, old, Axe; clear
rib sides, new, &C. Hams-New, i0c. Lard
Refined tierces TIC. Btltter-lti good az.
rnand for choice western packed lSa20c; rolls
l6a20c. Eegs-Frm andquiet; fresh 2Ia25c:
picked lsa20c. Petroleuui-Dull and noml.
nal crude SIC; refined 9Iic Coaee-QnIet:
Rio catsocs Il%ai5kc. whisky-D1lI al
VI w.
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Washington Correspondence Of the Baltimore Gazette.
~ cannot save any Of my salary" said
Senator Lamar to-day to your cotrespon-
dent. "Itis impossible. never paid a
cent beyond livery hire and few little
kindred items Of election expenses in my
life, and have been in politics a long
time. could save a thousand a year If I
would do certain things, but do not think
my conscience would be satisfied II l did.
For instance | pay about $500 year for
the newspapers, like TO read them, l
have passes over the railroads; l could
travel all over the United States free, but
| pay my fare. 1t costs me $57 for
each member Of my family every time
come and go between here and home. l
have telegraph passes, but l never use
them. ! do not think it would be right. l
can send anything please over the ex-
press lines, yet l pay my express bills.
spend my salary, and never have any
money. Some Senators use all these priv
ileges OF dead.heading, and they say It Is
right. think otherwise. But there is
one thing think should be done, and
shall propose it as soon as l get chance.
Every Senator should have private
secretary, tIe has more correspond.
ence, committee.work, etc., than he can
do. Tue Senator gets 5000 year and
cannot support his family in keeping with
his position and employ private secreta-
ry on that sum-" The conscience Of Sem
ator Lamar should be embalmed. The
dead.heading business Is carried to such
extremes that 1t is nothing unusual to see
a street-car filed with Congressman about
the time the House adiourns, all present.
ing passes to the conductor to save the pal.
try sum Of five cents.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A
Desirable Residence on Fifteenth St.

b. ,Irue Of 4 DsCl Of Trust made by n. C. Arthur
nd Rachel 81, his wife to the undersigned Trustee,
llVl June 18th, 1914, and ii record In the office Of
Il, County court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, In
ND Of Trust Book No. I, pages 26S and "S6, wilton
SATURDAY, March !, 1872,
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ sell at public auction
ct The innI door Of the Court House Of Ohio county
IT, allowing described real estate, viz lot numbered
thny.6ve (ISl In Graham's addition 10 the city Of
WAttling, and being situate on the north side Of
NlttnLh street Told Centred between what was for.
nsily Known IS Filth aud Sixth streets, In the city
4 Wheeling, West Virginia, excepting i've feet and
Lar inches vi the WeSi side Of aid lot.
There erected on that portion Of said lot to DO sold
iVd! desirable tWI-stOry and attic brick dwelling
bsasS and all necessary OIthUlldlngs.
Title believed to be perfect, but selling as Trustee
Siouy convey such title rs Is vested in me by said
lNd d Trust
TLGNSOT sALE-Two ThOuSand Five Hundred Dol
lnsh on DAY Of sale balance In two equal install.
H'nIN six and twelve months, deferred payments
70 eteCurtd by Urel u Trust on the property sold
via Insurance sufficient to cover.
Nv. L. RODGERS. Trustee.
VIII. MALLER, AuCIiOnear. jAJ0-ThAulri
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Meeting at wcst liberty Against steam
on the Elm Grove Railroad.

Alta meeting Of the citizens Of Ohio and
Brooke counties, held In the public school
hall Of West Liberty, on Saturday, Febru-
airy s, 1879, for the purpose Of giving ex.
preston TO their displeasure at the propo.
sition now before the Legislature OF West
Virginia 10 pass an net allowing the Elm
Grove Railroad Company to run their cars
with steam engines. R. N. Bonar being
called to the chair and ]. d. Atkinson ap.
pointed Secretary the following prean.
BILE and resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, A bill Is now pending In our
Legislature granting 10 tho Elm Grove
Railway Company the privilege Of oper.
ating the cans on said road with steam
engines, and whereas, we feel ourselves
aggtieYed and greatly inconvenienced by
the use Of our time'honored road by this
company without charge. The making Of
o portion Of this road across the PENN.
sula and the bridges have recently cost the
county OF Ohio approxlmatlng 100000.
We are are willing to yield oil this ex.
pense. but
Received Therefore, That we view with
feelings Of profound indignation any
further attempt on the part Of this com.
pany to use this great National thorough.
fare in o way that would render 1t entirely
useless 10 the public at large.
ResOlred, That being the only road lead.
ingto Wheeling by which almost the en-.
tire population OF Ohio and Brooke coun.
ties can reach there, We look upon this
project as base injustic, and great out.
rage, and doubt the legality OF any board
or legislative body to authorize the use Of
public property by private company to
the exclusion ofthe whole people.
ReSolped, That the we consider the run.
ming Of cars on this road by steam engines
as equivalent to shutting OF all travel BY
horses on the National road, as 1t would
endanger the lives and property Of all who
should attempt It.
Resolred, That copy ofthese resolutions
be sent to our Senators and Delegates in
the Legislature, and that they be earnestly
requested to use all honorable means to
defeat said bill.
Resolled, That copy also be sent to each |
Of the Wheeling daily papers, with re.
quest TO publish the same.
r. M. BoNAR, Chairman.
j. B. ATKINSON, Secretdrv.
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Shipping Tags.

Carrying a null line of aI.es and styles Of
DEGElsoN's SHIPPING TAGS, we can
offer unusual lnducement, to merchants and
Othes desiring to advertise their business In
this manner.
All orders by mail promptly attended TO.
Estimates furntshed and all desired infortna.
ton given.
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i&eseSRvat ledGti0R-lNaTes BFIEiTS n "A
n, bnaeepon 200 p. MI arrives al st9u6SnT il, Al
~ ri Leaves stel6enIlls al $40 d M: Bfidse.
tt H.: vi eIrlHet q BylIaire 1t S.3S A. m,
n Ls 4 ~ ~ Wet can b procured At Iho feiS
FIR MYERS, =
1ensnl Passenger and TItkrt Agent.
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In conclusion the commissioner calls
attention to the fact that the system now
provided by law for the adjustment OF
pension claims is er paHe and encourages
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OnIslaI Report Of the secretary Of the
InterioF- Estimates OF Amounts Re.
quIred 10 Carry out the Provisions Of
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''" SIP. HlLDRETH, Trustee.
WEBBING, January 4, 1872
TRUSTEES SALE

/, virtue Of leel Of trust made BY Samuel =.
Rtkly d lne dated August 18th, 1875, and recorded
d Trust Iyr LUX No. I, Ut folio 1871, In the Clerks
Ssrd he County Court u Marshal county, W. Va,
i mi 90 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY llTu, A. D 1879,
FOmvutug At 10 otlOckA ", sell at Public Auction
/ he highest aud brsl bidder at the front dOol Of the
(olr House Of aid county, Ia the town cf MOunds-
ylA The following Described real estate to.wie A
IA IDIOT No. 10, In Sald town, County and State on
iktuiusrOi Se,Und and Mound Streets fronting bItys
a. et 90 second street, and extending east the same
With nhedve feet the said part Of SRId lot being 81
b. g tel anil being port Of the property granted
81 VIM J.. Edwards and OllerA, trustees, 10 aid
BtAur BY del dated April 10Th, 1874, and now ii
f,orl In aid Clerks Office In Deed Book No, q, n
laSt 49, TEzNS " SALE-One hundred dollars 10
tlh, and the residue In two equal inStallnentS, In
tVtNe add eighteen months from the day Of sale, with
Interest lfun that day. The deferred payments 10 be
iNuftl BY deed Of trust on the property sold. Title
believed god, but selling rs trustee shall only con.
w such title Il vested In me by said deed o. trust
GEORGE B. CALDWELL
IInll Trustee.
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A CLERGYMAS's OPINION. Having had
an opportunity to test the excellent quail.
ties Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. l hesitate
not to say, It is the best remedy have
ever used in my family. Rev. William
Chapman, Pastor NJ. E. Church, George.
town, D. G,
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fraudulent claims, points out that by the
artearages act the temptations 10 present
such claims and the chances Of their sue.
cess are largely increased, and strongly
urges that the present system be changed
as recommended In his last three annual
reports.
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