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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-18

Beware OF the woman" says the
editor OF the Elmira Advertiser. "who
carries . knife in her stocking" "
"Pshswv' remarks the Jersey City
Journal. calamity. "the most dangerous
woman IL the one who carries pretty
foot and ankle in her stocking"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-18
THE EVENING NEWS

Published evsry day tsundsys sxospssd),
NJ TRE NEWS PUDLlsHIN0 CO.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-18

oPFIcR-Nssr Railroad Depot, Gold HIN.
I'm THOMAS GALLAGHER.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-18
TEN DOLLARS REWARD

TWILL Bs PAID FOR THE hxTURN OF
w yssflins hsifsr vhish strsysd nom the
pccslse NH on The so,h Of October ls,t. taid
ysarline vas q rood .ise, red sod white pet
~ - ,isks horn had bssu trokso. and
W - 80 q wss s,s1 Y rtIh Ra:ss Of
Ga ~ xsvnssfe = M.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-24

There are a good many men who think they
.Ouid turn better newspapers than are made nv
others whose labor IN that direction would result about
like that of the tramp WHO was hired Tor week ON trial
hy spapcr proprietor After hanging around three
days doing nothing. he accused Of incompetence
He Indignantly replied: IL can edit yer dsrned old
paper ynu' Jest tell me where 10 get thGstun 10 put
INTO it!"-lSyracuse Sunday Tunes.
A boy in the wild West who for the first
lime In bis life military company out FOR di
with fife and drum, his mother the following
count Of the business: ~ little man blowed on bis
souealin stick, and big that stood beside him
hammered his thunder box then the boss pulled
ous biz knife and shook ~ at the felcts what was
Jtandn' up in a long row, and they all walked on on
Two lers."-lSyraclsc Herald.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-24
COLONEL ROBERT q. INGERsOLL

Rscpsta a. San tsaEciso c. onscte iHteroer
In the war IngersOll commanded cgiment
n cavalry. and was assigned to the wegtorn Depart
mcuf. On occasion he was ordered Ia guard ~
ford Instructions TO DELAY aGyWcing army Of
the rebels last long possible He held his position
rs long could do H. but the enemy came up IN such
Overwhelming force that hc had 10 course lett but 10
give the order 20 retreat As Colonel ngcrsol was gal
lopnc away with his last their horses could
get the ground his horse stumbled IN lane ard
ihiew him. just he tell several balls struck the logs
near him. and looking mp he two three rebels
raising their earbines at him. with characteristic
nuakneSs and presence OF Mid lac shouted
at the top of his voice: Hold on there !!
Don't make fools OF yOurseivesi I've been
doing nothing else for the last ave minutes but wish
Ing for good chance TO recognize your = = Connd
rracy!" As he OF the witesi aud best takers IN
America private well on the stump he was soon
great favOrite and Forrest whOse command captured
him treated him with the greatest consideration once
telling him that lie would get him exchanged tue FIRST
chance that offered because lie was getting 50 pop
nlar mat he began he afraid he would take his own
men away from him. lie was not exchanged. believe.
but parOiel and sent home. Ths ended his military
hst0ry Ingersoll said To me OF his careers WAS not
a. 10 be a soldier: never saw our men fire but
thought Of the widows and orphans they would make,
and wished that they would miss"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-24

Senator Mcdonald fDml 81 me Cheqeo Tribas Ii'r7iec
| think the Appropriation balls Will be pre-
pared In the shape IN Which they past at the extra Sos
sion that Is q Judicial bill Will contain provision
Cor MARSHALL Chairman Atkins saws deficiency bill
foi purpose Will sopn be brough; In, AID the Army
b will contain provision for tie troOps 10 he used
on the DAYS OF elections Then IL the Pre- sdent yoiOes
these bulls FOR am IN favor o; letting INN do az
hest he NAV without appropriations. l do not propose
10 accept The dicatOn OF the President 10 how much
money Congress may may not appropriate no: as T.
what specific uses IL is 20 he applied.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-24
TIRE LArssTZ-FATRE POLICY.

senator ADvnald Dt t The Chtcc0o Tribune ln'e'Tie'r
For my own part, am seriously in favor OF
letting the finances alone. They nave been cAeu INTO
;oerabie shape by the force of circumstances, and
would disturb them. Agitation would hurt us IN iEe
Mesi, a. we'll rs every where else; but believe there
will be such agitation, ~ least here IN Congress-
think Bayards resolution. Voorhees, resplutou and all
the rest Of them viii 20 to the Finance CUmmltiec,
where they will be allowed remain believe that q
majority Senator'S of both sides OF tine senate sin-
corrlv desire this 10 b
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-24
REPURucANIsM IN GEORGIA.
MIN T. Brgant, a leading Georgia Eepwol;eaH, (
Constitution Interctesc.


~" Constitution Jnterc{ec. I,
Among the things absolutely settled are
fhese: l. That the Uuion is perpetual That slavery
Nil, never be permitted in It's borders 3. That the ne
GRO is citizea. M u0e Will dispute any OF these prop
esitions Our issue s: There are four leading
,,r,ncirlcs To which the Republican party -
nlcdved in the most solemn terms l. IL must
H. established that this country Is Ma
Inn and not union of eonicderated States.
Tne Republican rarty rust insist reannouncne Tins
mill there shall he assertion 10 the cor
trsrv o The specie currency OF tins Government
,nnst be Kept up the standard OF the established
,nonev of the world. T. Every citizen OF the Nation
must be granted The rsbs TO vote. IN tue fullest aud
finest exercise OF his opinions. ana must DC pro
,cfed M tni- right; After having voted bis vote must
he fairly declared 4 1t the duty OF the state 20 pro-
vide "A free education enid within ITS limits
.n can ron hope carry the negro vote upon ts new
platform 70 mo. sir and dent care to see IL done
90 not want "a either In Georgia carried soma
on any issue. To one sold would soilulty 'he
other / believe that the PRINCIPLES that nave au-
nOuuced are such will command the support OF ma
iority OF the intelligent people OF inns STATE or any
opcr state when they are stripped OF all prejudice aud
fairly presented In that event expect 20 see VIC
rOes divided as the policy OF ore plan or tue
other and the whites divided IN similar manner but
am firm in the opinion that we can VIII as many
whites VIC nave negroes"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-24
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NV YORK CITY.

Elizabeth st, 40 2G6 c chetwood. referee. TO Cath
ss aud 2l7 and also No 81 Elizabeth
81 Louis Schmiit and wife 10 Margaret hadley 80
Iex.netou-avr, n 12lst-st. SCHOOL ; Marion
L Van Dyes an husband 10 AckeIly
Clarke III. cor walton ave lois Nos 40 10 iou IN
elusive ] Adelbert Lockwood to AnSie Brown
New ave, 80 IL II II Of l45thSi, 57x225 also VS.
wave, 1873 II II Of la5ihst sOxs2 and also
esNewavc 100 10 II n of l45tl-st. 3OxlOO; q IL
Peck ana wife to Roma n brown ..:..,---.,,---
10ih-siss. lGs u 81 Sa,ays. s9xioo.t MSer 90
'"' .oeie9y 70 uver pteS hocfer ~
strauss to Nathan strauss. ..--:.-.:...:-..
s9th Il 40 81 East Frederick Miller, j.. TO Lena
ls;i.sr, y s. ia5 IL W of AvcB 25xl0S.$, John L
Brown aud another. executors etc. 70 NC
ssti 1s qua :; so II Of adsve. 20x7a6i wicies
lC5ih.s is i2O IL " of 2dave. 10 3xl0a9
smith referee. TO edward Chafiee. .,,...-. d
Drealh III and vie 10 Thomas wall ..--...:-..-; 80
15shst II T. 10 Il of 6th-syc, 247 TX !O5 soecad .
Csseianos 10 Riea SasieenosI o oe mar rn,en
Butler wife 10 Edward ID connolly .,.--';..... %
lockwood ana wife 10 Anne Il Brown, onethird =,
t7thst. ) 10 II OF 4ti:sye 2oIso ) Annie Fet
Roosevelt 81 No AZ BoweIy Elas q Brown ana ~
vry,n is 70 wary al Ward lot No ii aud ai,oses
IIeI,out-avc 600 Il of Clarkest. 60xl11-5xI- q
ragSfiar William sharp % kiiza Oitgles -; 8
9Th ~. u =. 2s0 4 y IL g VI AyeB 20 ''i1Oo.iV; q
I'd ayr " ~ q n u Of 7Stl-st 2OxS3.S Charles Il
parnit ard wife 10 Esther LOwenstesp 49,
li:hst e pol Il OF 2c5s sfssr Iaxenstep
2dave i15 M " of rear lot N Of l13thst. 3ONTregu-
lar c X psrhtt aud wife 20 Esther Loewenstein
loth-st r. o. q n OF 7thsye. z0.SxyJoxrreguiari
ID y Piers0n 90 Mar -aret irs,ee a. go, ~
dave. 100 fl W of. rear lot of llSth,.t o5llAir.
regular: George W kidgeley ana vile 10 charles
IL strif go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-24

Leave SewYork, foot Iabarty-st. c. T. r. OF y. j.:
s;l5 a. nFOr Fam'ngdale, Toms Rve; Barregat anu IN
ttrnediatc statlpn1.
River. Nneand. all stations Bay
side AND FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
4:OD n. m-For FaImngdae Toms River. Barnegat Tuck
II. r.. Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-24
PROPOSALS for Plate Printers Supplies.
III TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
BuRKAU ON ENGRAyisC AND PRINTING?


PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES embracing Try cclors. ola
textiles typographical Inks. binders mater
ala iwine glue aud cngravers and printers sun
dries Of the Bureau OF Engravur and Printing Tor
months ending $50 III be received at this Office
until ~ O'Clock M, December 81. 1870
for proposals uron articles IN either class With
information quantity, quality and conditions Will be f
n.ed on application
considering adaptabty OF qualities 10 the work Of the
well the prices propose oruers Will Dc made ON
the lowest bidder for the article desired.
right waive defects aud TO reject any or al bids - ~
served.
Parties requesting Information must specify upon which
particular class articles they qualified and
Should address D. III. IRISH.
Ck.sf Bureau Engraving and Printing
Washington, u. z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-24
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoEK. Tuesday. Dec. %. 1879.
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change SalesToOm to-day
BIZ W. o. Holman.
History brick building with LOT. No 536 Peaslst
ruuning through TO No a. New Bowery, 10 uno Of
s sIS Kiss IS Clancy so7OO
! a.story house with lot No 90 East
taISe purchaser $3.50
The S-st0fy brick dwellings, with lot. No Marketst
So Thos shields 10000
1As,orv brown Stone dwelling with LOT; No 81 East
53dst, N :, 20j II Of Madison ave. lot 2OxlOO.5
Blu T. +. hammond.
and 3.story brick stanlc with lot No lab East 2Sht
II VI 10000
n brr.dTd SHuth.
] 3-stnry brown dwelling with lot, East
iIq sins sos II .. a. $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-24

-. ~, on and after Nov 10 1873
iandt street Ferries a. follows
- tsp sSo s, az no limited a6 M 4 80 s. 40 B
$40 ana ion m Express trains leave NewyOrs daily
S r,pnnn sna Gan aO H. an l. p H. runh 'ousn VIA
o. Annex connect with al through trains
al jersey CITY aording speedy ana direct transfer Tor
Returning trains leave West Philadelphia 1901 800
SA So s ann aSH M NJ ON SUNDAY 2 so q
$40 500 aDcs;SO a. m; a. 7So m Leave rnnadepha via
cst G ssS and saf SrOsswsy ~
Pa SC E sns oS o NG
Nos ia iS IS had!cn to- HobOEeS Depot jersey
General Manager. Gen'l Passenger Aa'I
i now i Known ' as the NEw.YoRK. LAKE ERIE and
%EsrERN RAILROAD. Arrangement Of trains taking
cncnas, end Chicago 2ay R E5PTes Drawing
DaE Fat 81 LOUIS o Inc aI ws a ae ol
west Pulmans best DrswingrOom Sleeping Coaches to
T. p m. DAILY, Pacific Express for the West Sleeping
coac C 10 s.o Hotel pug en 10
I'm. EmIgrant train for the West.
Trains leave Chambers street Depot. New-York. for
aS sspag nights S A only $50 sautav e
a. Ras SSD o" and rassas g. $50 TO- 1920 a. H. hs
s Pax Sny go Sundays.
u 9 midnight sanesys. G. $50 M las $50 + H.
aI faiierscn Si 55c so 70 1920 iiso is
i os % mp sS 80 and T. ,, %aulsis 10 -.
m sSlnn 9 saa SG fG 49, 1910 SsO Y s % n
md 2 midnight -
WARWICK. 100 a. m- $50 y. m IA .
Newburg and cornwall 1900 A. m- $780, 430p IN. Sun
ondon don't and d Kingston. a. m. $50 Sundays Ssoa
m;ioshen g. 1850 o. lo.2oa $3.50. $50. 1880. sun
DAYS g. $50, 1920 a.. IN, ESQ. T. IN % -
oSy 40 D. 1920 g. m. $50. i:3O r. Sun.
GAYS $40 iUyO a m $50. p. The and 4:30 D.
M train connect with New-iork aud Osweso Midland Rai
iopo Jervis 100 O. 1920 m $50. p Sundays
leave Js quarter OF and quarter after each
10 j. A. m 10 m
etets for paszsgs and for apartments IN Drawing room
and Sleeping coaches can pc oD.ae ann cruers Tor the
ys dnees Nos 80. iul or 957 broadway. N. V; No
pr~yt - Bronklyn. at the Companys Depos
~ trans from the West arrive In Now-forK al 12S
a. NJ 12!2 soa T. AbsOrr. Gen Passr Agt. New York.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
rsns leave los Englrwood Cl0ster picImOnl aud
? MO- 900 a m l. s. l. 4jo, 6:3o $50 $50. 1850 y.
sunSsys D A. H. $50 p. The ll30 y. train will
leave 20 minutes alter saturday nights a. - ..o
tNa"ue', ARHOrr. QeuI IAssr All. New. Yer l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-24
gieamboats ano Railroads.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
- Leave NcwYork from foot Of DesbrosscJ and Cort
$50 for Washington. PIttsburr Columbus Cincinnati.
Indianapolis Chicago aud the West Richmond Charleston.
and the South Pullman from Baltimore 10 Newark,
p m for Washn eton and the West Pullman from
NesYork to baltimore and washlngion masins ciose can
and - Louis Through Pullman cars Baltimore 10 Cncin
1000 D. m daily Washington. souh and Pull
sleepers from NewYOrk 10 Baltimore WashnR o1
lis Louisve Louis, Columbus, Ptsbnrg. the south and
Southwest Through Pullman from Baltimore lncln
natl connects at Washington With trains for Lynchburg
For through tickets Please call at Companys ofoe 35
broadway New iork, at ticket offices foot Of cortandt
HOUND TRIP TICKETS TO KANSAS NEBRASKA
AND COLORADO.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Ferry station in Ncw-York. foot Of Liberty,st. -
Commencing Oct lsfg-Trzins leave New-Yorg, foot OF
cao - To- Iiherty-st as follows ,o,.,.ro ,t...s
Inndr iamaqus Silkssbarr. Enira &c Oonhec'S AZ
'S sss WIN ID. T. and w r. X n r.or u.-rsury
Maach Chunk, Tamaqua. wilkesbarre, scranton Williams
1890 and 430p m-For rville and Flemlngtsn.
i M For Pennington, EAston Mauch chunk. ramaqni
Wscsbaite Scranton. Tunkhannock. Tamaqua Hazc'ton.
heaoaing fotisvil,c, Harrisburg, NC ,,. ,,,., .,a
p t-fo High Bridge Branch Eas'on beiSoere anu
$50 y. M. dally.For Eason Allentown aud Harr.sturz
Emira &c Connects at Junction for d.. L. and W. H. H.
For trains to local points timetables at stations.
sUN0AY TRAINS at SAP a. M IL NJ t,r Bonna
Allentown Reading and Harrisburg
Goals OF the BrOos and Erie Annex make connerNol
atJercv city Station 10 and from Brooklyn ami Erie Depot
Jersey City.
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
south Amboy Rel Bank ione Branch Ocean Grove, e.
ase I MO 10 and iio from Report at Maawan
lion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-24
proposals.
THE TRUSTEES OF THE NEwYoRK

THE TRUSTEES THE NEwNYoRK
BROOKLYN BRIDGE. }
OFFICE; No. 81 wATERsT- BROOKLYN Dec 20 1879
SEALED PROPOSALS will he received by the
- Trustees and Brooklyn Bridge a. their
office 40 ~ waterst, BROOKLYN. unit, IL m OF MONDAY,
JANUARY i2, $780, Tor the manufacture and delivery 81
about feet ttoar fneasure) Of Southern YELLOW
PINE and 2700t0 feet boara measuro) OF WHITE
Specifications may be had upon application At tho occ
the Trustees. a..,xx..<, <,,,,..,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-24
NEw-JERsEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
Connection Leave foot OF Lbertyst. Tor Freehold a
S:l5, li:45 a.. m, A. $50 ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-24
Graies ano fen0ers.

CRATES AND TENDERS.
The largest low and half low Crates
either hard socoa with dumping or shaking attach
nlept brass open firepaces with ancrons and basket
arntcs res fedef Fire Coal
"a antique and designs, wholesale aud retail
given TO builders contractors and archtects
j. :. CONOvER Co, $3.50 and 1888 Canal-st.. n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-24
WHAT PEOPLE SAY.
DECLARING GREENBACkS NO LEGAL TENDER
S,nalor Baga.d. in Chieaco 7r,ttne interr.e.e.

hone nv resolution will be adopted, -hrst,
believe it would be the right thing TO do and
second because think would be sound policy on tue
srt ~ the Democratic party. III the Democratic major
~ IN Congress will take this step, IL will cut tie ground
ysh, out under the feet Of opponents ANA IL
Mill very greatly increase tho faith OF the people IN u.s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-24
NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
For TRtNq'nN sSr tTTTT . TrrpyIT

FOR TRENToN HN1 PIiIiGDELPHIA
teve new ORR rom station c. H. H. OF NJ j. foot OF lad
For station smith and Gree1ss al 7i5 900 ll'l5
o. m la 800 $50, 7;lj IL On sundays at s'i5 a.
.tauon corner Third BcrEs G:so 900 il:i5
a. m 100 $780, 400, $50 1ljp H. On Sunday at $40
Fer Warren and TucEerss. e3o 7i5 900 ll:is
a mi $50 $40 400. '3o, 7:l5 IL p m On sunday s'io
Getar1 S win leave Philadelphia for NewyqTk
Grten-sts AZ 1880, $3.50 m: l2:l0 lig 300 $40, 7;l5
from third Al 7i5 800 Ii 1880 1873
' 6c note S cars ." at n1y at $40 nj M
da g5oS snlS Nren nan ana 55 @ c $751; SOB
on s9qd1y % l.Sv nj e Station P by ferry to and
from BROOKLYN aud Erie Depot al Jersey 20, a.,
TT1fSw h hSf r SSs and Court
YewYorR transfer COMPANY (Doads ExprSs, viii cali for
baggage from Or !" @ Ap
Ne~ York and Court ST. Brookyn. and these Offices In
connection w''H 'ne Y IL p H&IDWfN Cen Agent
/ EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
3d. 1919 Lave foot Of and
na9 US On fGT saneS 9x %sSn %R
barre. Scranton and Tunkhann0ck. ,.
Attention Iaac6 Chunk. WilEesbarIe Emira,, Ithaca,
%s p aRSn eeSns sasA '' anu
"'''' '' Ne RcBT sxyEE sup't and E9gI:
'''''' Eastern o'' t iHiHs' D cMMSiNGs Agent
NEW-HAyEN. HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, 81.
New lfs snS ff N.Y. mp @ntcng NS
NORWICH LINE to BOSTON.-FARE ONE
~ DOLLAR for special limited tickets. Steamers leave
ioI Ne1.Iondon. Boston, Worcester. &C:
NETWORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ SIyER hAILRoAD- Commencing i,ao Dec g. 1872
O6a Western and Eorthern Express to Rochester 81
ASps; and
canandag%a RGses,sr and Az g9Sao with
to Utica. 4 s ara Gic9s Falls and Rutland
$50 $50 A 81 ISa a.d E1p ps dy with sleeping
eST Rn r. ana Montreal
esgps sSn s fs sp ys fcr Montreal Rochester and
wa Geneya sleeping cars to Geneva Rochester anu
Pacific daily With secY sSsaS Sar' TO-
loo p m. Night Express. with sleeping cars to Albany
AM TeiSGs on -ale Nos 252 and 4is Breaway ami az
Broadway ad KY wa.nnstoP PASSENGER AGENT
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD-GreatT Trunk
Line and unei states Mall Eoneon ana sCT Noy
20 s gss, al a oaw via ana
with for aaoss the Ws and s 1SHi
FOR wilamspo Lockhavcn Corey and Erie at $50 p M.
connecting oev for Tusve Petroleum Centre aud the
Vi BatmoTe washinetcn and the south. Limited wash
day 10 a. Ia arrive Washington i2 D. M Regular 4:3O
ana $40 a. NJ var and 10 NJ SUNDAY 10 800 O. 90
@GSd nj $50 c I'D "a 5So :s ss % and 40 E En
E1press for rhadepia via Camden 1880 a. m and p M,
boats RrooLyn Annex" connect yin ,rd az through
iO risiEs Xrrive"from pitsburg Cos 10 1910
daily $40 Sso T. a. daily eFesBt n sgD From
M sanaay, $50 rlom rhiaaspns, q 100 Cos, ESQ.,
p m sunday 800 6:05. ESQ. lOiO. 1850 a. M ESQ.,
iV iekst Offices 52e and ga Broadway No AsiOr House
6 ac pssSs Ior1y e q E
ansfer Company viii call for and baggage hotels
fRa General iM Manaser GENT Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-24
For Both Sexes-Brooklyn.

MRS. l.. JERNEGAN BOWEN has resumed
her lessons In music and foreign languages especial at
fenrio paid 10 pupils English branches For
inrter apply at ClinOlst South Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-24

ITO PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
Sixteen Through Trains each way daily; three depos
Philadelphia, two IN Now-York.
Double Track, tho most improved Equipment. and the
fastest Time consistent with absolute safety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-24

Trains los Engewood css,er riemoni and Mack
SUNDAYS ya. H. AID $50 The ll;J0 " IN. train will
l,avr 70 minutes alter saturday niFhts-
Manuel spr1ng Valley and Monscy, Z, Do0 a. m t.oop N
'JNo ~ ABBOTT 0cni PAssr Agt. Sew.Ysr 1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-24

Art Schools-NewYork City.
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER
VIII pupils in painting Landscape, flowers SIN lie
china and oecoIaon her sudo The Bella, No. io East
2Cth.st. corner 4th-ave. beginning october l.
References Hfr. ID. Huntington, MT. William Hart, MI
James II Hart. Mi. A. +. Bellows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-24
Gin prorertn Go fct.

rsO LET.-134 East 57ih-St complete order;
Z reasonable rent PAUL p TODD NO li5 BfoadwaA
TENO LET.-Third- story front room; neatly
A flurshei gas; lire Tor gentlemen only Apply 35s
Vest 5istst
'TO LEASE.-The fve-stOry building known
NOS l. 3 aud BOwery aud Nos. :, T. aud Divis
icn-si. For particulars Apply 20 r. MORTIMER, IL Was
rS'HE 5-story frc-proof building southwest
corner AMI Liberty ss 80 feet wide 10 lease
l.. II. IL blow & CO, Pnest. X 2425.l
VERY elegantly furnished private house !;
story, high sicop; with all improvements NO II
Fast J. iA ST., between 9th ave and BroidNay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-24

NO THE PUBLIC.
L BOXERS BITTERs.
RFWARE OF COUNTERFEITS AN INVITATIONS.
In desire frequently expressed both IN
the United abroad these Filters, long and
Justly celebrated their hneness cordial and Tor Their
medicinal virtues all diseases Of Arising from the
digestive rgans will henceforh be put ana sold not only
IN quart. but s -. ...... .,..,~r, re
for medicinal family travelling and other purposes To be
had nj all the liquor merchants
j.. FCNhfir Soic Agent, NeW-fo 20 S""-'-
post Office l,U2B
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EAMlLY BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL,
Il Ebglish. LATIN Piano lessons: mod
crate. MARY g. GOODMAN. Salisbury Mills. Orange Co..
FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL.-On farm IA
comforts country home scholars moth
es during the summers vacation For particulars apply
JANUARY New classes are formed at
OF high rank where boys thoroughly fitted for college and
business full college for girls The Rev. ALONZO
FLACK. Pm. d.. President Cayerack ~ y
MAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE-For both sexes;
w Concordville Penn; s55 per quarter students
pared for business Yale Harvard rstclass professors
SHORrLlDGE. A. NJ PRINCIPAL
NEWTON COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, New
~ ton sussex County, " j.. reope1s september for
and Christian influences thorough TO 1T for col
efe Or i9r zoo year send f1r o,taogue re'er
Biaii. Jerssy City . = s. srEvENs.A NJ '''S0 JON n
CEWARD INSTITUTE.-A Female Seminary
~ aud Boys High School Two Boarding Schools under ono
MANAGEMENT $500 music and modern languages er
ira address Rey hENgY A. HARLOW. A. H. Principal
Florida, Orange County. ~ Y
CWARTHMORE COLLEGE, near Philadel-
~ paiaUnder OF Friends Both sexes admitted art
receive the degrees College CoarScsCassica -ien
schools For particulars address EDWARD II. MAGILI.
President swartinnore. Delaware Co.. fenh
hle,N PER SCHOOL YEAR.-Boar and
I'D ~ tuition ior children Orange Mountain Address
Box 1l0. south Orange, n. J.
Stfn per quarter: Rockland College, Nyack.
Ry ~ " both sexes opens iis winter session IAN D.
Miscellaneous
A PPARATUS and FURNITURE of all kinds
"A fOr chops academies colleges and has send Tor cara
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VVANTED.-Inform of the heirs of Cap
w tain JAMES SMITH, deceased; Norwegian BY
birth nom CHRIST ensen 10 Liverpool and new
York CITY between 1870 aud l845 was married In New
York 10 an Irish woman. and came TO California In ina
IN lsig leaving wife and two sons who livipg
NAV hear something their advantage ty addressing WIN
proofs Of their identity. T. w Hll.LEh, ,,
Administrator Of the estate Of James smith deceased
Martinez. Cal