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One Hundred and Finy Per Cen,umi,

such large carbonc acid can only be intro.
duced by means ct certain process ami the al
WAYS converts any natural product into Manufactured
article
the water % Is IA the bowels at the earth but the
uacturcrs ui mineral waters long solved that prob
lem Its their speciality AMI the Apolnars Company has
only adopted their carbonatng process without which
highly sparkling table water isa physical mpossittv.
earth
Their apparatus as described by their own chemists
appears 10 be- the French saltwater machine which has
received the trade of beverage carbonaung
pressor and can be daily In operation my manu-.
natural mineral watr as visitors at Saratoga vichy.
&c vel know and from its very presence At springs II
therefore aruncial
The fact that they their sasfrom the spring
be natural In all respects, must he bottled just
as taken from the sprlng, az nature made 10.
and not IA the French or any Otner soda
machine makes u. Artificial waters are also essen.
tally namral-ihe PROCESS makes them artificial.
"a reduction o. temperaturel makes 1t aruhcia The use
Of costly machinery o. thiseharacer proves conelusvey
EMPLOYED for the purpose Of increasing the
c.nne valve 81 ,he water Hence their water Being
" consiiefAuon asa natural mineral water.
The propnetors Of rlteen saratoga Springs, who Ger
have defined In protest sent TO the Treasury Depart
ment. which WAS not only disresarded. but not even
Is IN accordance with public opinion and the doctrines 81
chemistry a. expressed IN the published analyses OF
SPRINGS, AMI maintain that Treasury officials have no
right 20 make arbitrary rulings under which waters
which have passed through manufacturing process
declared natural and admitted OF duty such
thu. practically deciding thata natural mineral water is
not the water bottled asst can be taken from the spring
The unparalleled success of the Anolhnaris Company
in securing favorable Official decisions under which they
eea Hs ao S i The 'S e az Of me 'iss ant m,
consequent adoption q their proces. and tactics b,
hundreds OF thousands VI dollars to the tax payers
this country.
CARL H. SCHULTZ.
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PENNsrLvAJNSIIAA rIn.A.JILEoAD.

AND UNITED NlAlEN MAIL ROUTE
On and after Ian. 49, 1873.
Trans leave New York VIA DesbrOsses and Cortlandt
Streets Ferries, As follows
Express for Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached at A. NJ, aud
$50 NJ daily.
For Wlhamsport Lock Haven Cory. and Erie at 30
7 NJ, connecting at CORY for ntusvtle, Petroleum
Centre and the Oh Regions whlamsport aud Lock
Haven. A VI
Balumore Washington and the South Limited wash
ington Express ot Pullman Parlor Cars daily except
sunday, 10 A. arrive Washington u !. NJ Regu
lar AZ 30 and 70 A NJ, and 10 = ". sunday
= 80 NJ. and 10 7. NJ. For Baltimore, ~ NJ, except
sunday
Express for Philadelphia, $50 80 90 40 Limited
II NJ. $50, 4, 8 ., ] 80 = 30, and 10 =. N. sun
day 80 and 4. NJ, s, q, 81 80 and 10 r. NJ Emi.
grant and second class. 80 4. VI.
Boats OF Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trains At Jersey city adoriing = speedy and direct
transfer for BROOKLYN travel
Trains From Pittsburgh, so, 10: 80 A. M 10 10
p N daily, $40 A N q 2OP n daily except Monday
From Washington and Baltimore, q 50 A NJ 2 %
as, l0l0PM sunday $50 A and lOiO P VI
From Philadelphia $50 q 80 $40 10 20. II 80 A NJ ,
2 $50 80 500 $50, and 1910 T. N; sunday. 4:30
4 50. 10. 90, II 80 A. N. q 20, 10 ~ Z. N.
Ticket ofces, $40 and 90 broadway, Aston House.
and foot OF Desbrosses and Cortandt Sta Court aud
Brooklyn Annex Depot foot o. FULTON =, Bro99kyn
ia, ll6, and lla Hudson ST. HoblKen, Depot Jersey
FRANK THOMSON L. r FARMER,
General Manager Genl Passenger
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TNATNN FANW UAILYi
THREE DEfOlS IN PHILADELPHIA,
TWO IN NEW YORK.
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
hENf, AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
ON AND AFTER DEC H. 1879.
Express Trans leave New YORK, via DesbrOsses and
Curuandt streets Ferries. follows
so go 10 ., ludAmtodl II A. Nj !, $3.50, T. s, g.
1850. $50, Hnd 10 r. NJ
Boats Ut BrOnklyn Annex connect with all through
trans A. Jersey CIV. anording speedy AMI direct
transfer Tor Brooklyn travel
Returning trains leave Philadelphia ~ 81, Is, S. T.
Iai, =. $50, and II A. NJ Limited Express, 80 r.
hG + :, . 70 \ and a2r n On sunday, l2OL
Ticket offices, 526 ami ali Broadway Aston House,
ami loot OF Dehrusses and Couandt Court st. and
Brooklyn Annex Depot, foot of Fulton ST. Brnoklyn. IA
llbani lis Hudson St, lohOken; Depot Jersey CIy.
Emusrant ucN"t oiiice, Battery place.
FRANK THOMSON, l. = FARMER.
General MAnaser. Geui PASSENGER AGENT
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METROPOLITAN ELEvATED RAIL
vi NAN open from $50 4 VI 60 ~ 4. " Rector
srrct-Ncarcst point or Wall street Ferry and connects
with for south Ferry turtiaudt strctt-NrArcst
POINT for jersey CITY nui tommuulpaw ferries Park
pAce-Ncarest point tor Post once ttty Hall and Bar.
clay street Ferry Nohokcn Chambers street,
cstpolnt Fs,ouia and Erie Railway Ferry Franklin
street brand strccNearcs point Tor Deshrosses street
Ferry 10 jersey city, and connects with cars tor Des
hrosscs AMI East Grand Street ferries Beecker street
Connects with cars for east and west Eighth street.
Nearest point for Christopher street Ferry Hoboken
connecting with Tor Christopher and East Tenth
ferries Fourteenth strect-NeAret point 20 Union
Square. Wallacks and Lyceum Theatres. Academy Of
Music Irving and Tammany Halls connecting with cars
for East Twenty third and fwentyourth Street ferries
Twenty third sreet-NeaIcst point 10 Booths 81 James
and PARK Theatres Grand Opera House Gilmores Tar.
den and Masonic Temple and Twenty third Street Ferry
10 Jersey city. Thirty third street-Nearest point 10
standard. Broadway and fth Avenue Theatres. Aqua.
nun and San Francisco Mnstres connecting with cars
for WeehAwken FERRY FORTY second street-Connects
with New York Transfer Company cabs for Grand Cen.
trail Depot fuueth street fitNttghth street, onnect
ing with cars Of Bei Line Railroad Nearest point for
Central Park Fiitytlird street and Eighth avenue.
For upt Wn trains take east side stations For down
town trains take west SIDE stations Trains will
aSth Il AMI 18th and $50 " and 9Th alternately
Fare ~ cents except between the hours OF ~ 81
A. NJ, and and +. NJ, when the fare is 5 cents
WV GARRISON, President
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The Laboratory
Of Nature
WITH MODERN IMPROVEMENTS.
The stubborn Facts
From Official Documents.
Of Nature

From Official Documents.
The hold front shown by the Arollin,ris Company the
pioneers aud leading manufacturers Of sparkius tahe
improved mineral water and thof colossal efforts To
nrc sud u e"s arc r,v W Halter cans" fl H. a
sturcnious attempt to override facts BY opinions and 10
The Chief OF Customs, instead Of examining their ina.
wI e as WI law - 11 ' e " OF @
dent In suite OF protest " leave the decision Tor sec.
'G SEo % 'IS o sUILocR 'S the Consul. reports
was reminded 10y we Rropre,ors that me hotties OF
any deposit the water would make II occurred TO me,
esrbonic acid. they We're NOT. thereforc The same
as the water sold TO the public" After relating how
does not asey rybody would expect report The sample,
sNfrr reS, icIm In9 sp.ie um' ue
mineral watcrw His reference to the ABSENCE Of
charges only relating to the treatment Of he water
fi" s o eSery fqom he univores f Turors
prot VirchOw is not mentoned-he Is Doctor OF
express their opinions hut as from The official
dosuments not one Of them DECLARED e bottled water
Not one of themi
They gave indirect and qualified opinions and added
treatment Of the water before botilng" essentially"
Such indirect and qualified opinions are only gentle
way OF stating that the bottled water has ceased to be
SsHire,a be fairly sAsi matthc rocugariypuispokcn
by scientists who have made the matera study" aud
who asu appears, were even employed BY the Apollin
Dos his opinion not rather stand alone and uncndorscd
except by the Chief Of Customs and the Apolnat Com
pauNf
II appears from the documents;
/ That they have treated the water mcthOdcally for
many years In the manner described by last Sc pcm
ber the water II pumped from the spring into
where II loses its natural and IRON II Is sailed and
charged with excess OF carOonc acid under heavy press
That Torrey and Ratons analysis Of imported water
although the spring has weakened correctly Indicate
the sum total OF actual mauipulHtions
g That the actual water taken from the spring will
not keep being liable to sme OF surhurctted hydrogen
the tuiteurgg udor.
That the wafer sold 10 the public contains - rel
cent more solid AMI $50 per cent more gaseous mineral
matter than the natural water taken from the spring
III M M IL n Il L III
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Etal G state.

INOR hALE-In Brooklyn. twostory basement and
Il htuc frame houses containing ~ rooms lot 25NiOu
et 10 minutes 10 Fulton or CAthArine Ferry; price only
800 Inquire ON premises, 100 John St
GECURE city lot for seOO part cash in 23d Ward
- rapid transit Will double their value.
DlTCHETI. New Chambers ST.
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Nltntlstrg.

'OME ami see our - sets of teeth olrn ty ami ea
- ny ElghtA Avenue Dvnlal Assv,IauyA 80 80 Az
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Upon completion OF transfer facilities Of which due
notice Will be given trains Will be run On those branches
t. aud from the functions
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BY order OF the Board Of Directors
ROBERT STEWART
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fingntlal,
Qtrsonal Aoiltes.
81, cream,

EUsSELLs ICE CREAM, best in the city. 2Sc
per quart TO church tuirs. &c, Charluttrs 49, prr
uV@vh Gut Vi town orders specially. ~ Babe Louise.
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THE NEW YORK ELEVATED Rail
ROAD COMPANY. EAST SIDE LINE

NEW YORK. March -. 1879
NOTICE TO PASSENGERS
on and amer this date PENDING THR COSsrRUc.
TioN or PLATFORMS and conveniences Tor the trans
fer Of passengers at CHATHAM SQUARE and EAST t2D
ST. the operation OF the CITY HALL aud GRAND CEN.
TRIAL BRANCHES will be SUSPENDED
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@lanito-

VNNHllLtU--- > tHlti2.
ATAIaEAST I7TH ST. ,,torel near i.t av-
shines. ladies you Wl M IT. atci honestly and paid f.r
,pI We T r., r rer. % MIX psr1n.
A -WANTED-A rw god h.ul. ier maksigsu 90
"a rubber '''Mi Stftt,,rNe si5
A HTIFiCiAL FLOW ERS.-GoA ,4ran.nel.,
HELMS 81 broadway
A Y0UNG aa, .eArenencca a aver .a.t. on, a,'c
n to Gus preferred. A. e. sIkkNI 24a Grand T.
a qa'di. wages, ~ per month 50 Easils!as
A Young girl 10 Wa. Mas.a 'nd ls1el bottle, 90.
RTIFICIAL FLOW FRS. Wanted. gooI
a Granchtr, FLANK NEi'iE . west Houston It
A HTIFI1IAL FLONERs.-io rose, blossom,
n aud rquet makers wanted ~ DIVISION 1t
A R1IfICIAL FLowEEs.-wansci,2' hands
n small AMI are lj2 hlc'rkor Il
APPRENTICEs wanted by French dre.,maker
IA 1853 ka'i "'u 81, BEN
DAsTEnS % custom vests Apply Tor Tie whole
- week az 'athaiine 81 l. HkpsS.
L sia,n Won EliAaBERliS, willTMobE a CO, Is
Bcekman II
CORSET roller; w9q,ea e1Le.llcpced hand, only.
u lElLSER \ STRAUSS ~ White It
ENrr"'rSSS . 5 osES n9i 81 9s;S sS3o st.
EIKST-CLAss operators wanted on ,hcc, and
gater uppersM CktEp'S = Gold =.
coon waist hand Who can make buttonholr.; also.
rrenU-hrstst
CIRI. To- operate IN " Gw machine aud to help in
u the house. I'll Az c dry goods store
coon ruehe pres.er, aud espenenccd lace hands ON
u A q machines 1872 ,anal st.
coon operators wanted on BonnaA machine. l55 ID
u St, "a hoor
I'm GLOyTs.--Fspensrced ogera,ar,. on French
N machines sIkGNrNb BERNHAkDr, 70 Franklin II
OrhRATOKs and nnis44e-s on spring cloak. a.. ana
viii be shown how a. make lhe work, steady work aud
'''' Joy ''"'' siIBERsiEIN 2is East si.tst.
OPERATORS wanted On undersarmens good
"''''' ~ 4 DAVIS ~ Ea., seth st corner sd ay
OPERATORS and learners On ladies linen aud
RIss IS sheriff st. top floor
Wv ma'hn foPiiHS WELD 20 S5a Broadws,
OPERATORS on W \ W machine baslcrs On
white vests 'ieady work call all week 40 L oh St
OPERATORS aud haster, alpaca. flannel. and
" linen coats ami vests work gwen out 5uj ioth st.
NPEHATOEs and hnishrrs wanted on white shirts
~ STARK a LOEwENfllAL, ~ church st
OPERATORS wanted on mems shoes ,992TsUen
" st., 80 floor DICkEk
OPERATORS, nnishers aud girls to learn on
O6oys' pants 271'SsNark sy, Jersey cl,y.
OPERATORS on skrts, with their own machines
PAPER BOXEs.-ESP hands q. for glue and
paste work II hANNkCk' "a Liberty st.
DAPER BOX Fs.-Glue and paste hand, wanted
&eady employment ADAMS eco, - Murray st
PAPHR BOXE4.-IwSsa.ds eHgsEle9ced hands on
PAPER BOXEs.-waned At once eSpssIienced
j hands on glue and paste work and u Laisht St
CEWING MACHINEs-Gfeat bargains SINGER
OHi Gibbs Hove Wilson 60 q gp !, rented
No. 1877 East Broadway
GTRAW sewers, ouy experienced hands on bloch
"'''' IL ~ SiLvERNAN 4 CO.. 5st Broadway
COMING Machine; Now llams,. ana D,Smcsuei 20
- singer 80 t. so. " ~ sl2, " W. Weed, howe
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oD1nnit0- ftmalts,


VVANTEp-Young girl " middle aged woman As
w companion to an elderly lady a. homework OF
lsht cmpOynenti reference required W., box ltV
sun oficc.
w ANTED-An cxpehenccd custom shirt maker nv
TREnwELL, JARMAN sLOTE, broadway aud Cham
bcrs st.
WANTED-smari girls ~ apprentices, to learn dic's
MRS COLEMAN. ~ Division at
NVANTED-A Protestant girl about u to run
URANUS ANU "''''' !" ILiSbARs $40 west 10Th st
NANTED-A thoroughly cemlctcgi person 70 take
w orders aud oversee custom ~ son e,cs
IVANTrD-2 Urls accustomed to putting gill vsrcr
w 9n tRe gtel ,dse o, mat a., hgIy deoe
xIANTrD-wir makers. human hair rrcpatcrs and
80 iiEasi i2h st
w ANTID-Gir for general heg ,,,l; mu1 have
w reference, wages, $40 2te bad 5oth st. from
To 10 o'clock
WANTED Taiiorcs.cs on coats aud pants highest
w wages; steady work Myrtle av, near Tompkins
Brookiyn
xx-ANTrD-Ar sri to cook wash and iron. and make
w herself gcncrny useful AppN AT 'ui west ga 81
xIrANTrD-Giris 10 work In clock factory Appv
w at LIST and North 81 sta. upper floor Brooklyn, T. d.
VANTED-Btsters and nnishcrs on custom pants,
w highest prices paid call all week 1872 Elizabeth st.
WANTEnr,A orst class tailOre" on nns gu custom
WANTED-5oo operators for childgH's dresses
w 63 Reade st.
XVANTED-opersors ba.,cr.. AMI agishcrs on
w custom pants ~ Barclay T., 81 floor; all week
NILANTEn-An experienced packer. for ostrich
Nfcsihers 20 West Houston &, NEAR Mercer
IVANTED-Operators sc basicr and nnsher
w pants ass East ioih st, rear, second hoor.
w ANTrD-Operator bssicr nnishcrs, and press
w man on custom pants ln2 FORSYTH IT.
XVANTED-Taiiorcsses good hands on custom
w pants Apply at ll3 Allen St. top honr.
NVANTI Experienced operators on corsets Van
w Ofdcn Corset Co. Clinton place.
NUANTrD-Two tnilorcsscs TO work on pants Call
| w At i25 Cnmhe land 1t. Brooklyn
VNANTED-A rooi. strong xiii for hou- work. In.
| w qurc ht ioS utk st. Grecnppint
| NANTED-opcrators AMI hnshcrs ON white shirts,
| w 80 Lsrcnari IT.
NVANTED-Goci hands on fancy feathers i27
! w Greene 4.
| \VANTED-Goud straw sewers Is Grand st
VOUNG girls can obtain situations tree lodging. and
meal. at g. each. at the Girls Lodging House q -
Marks place. -h = under care of ChUdreu's An 50
retyI Also tree instruction on ewing machines from
to daily io all who may apply aud dressmaknS taught
| gratuiiousy
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:fur Sal, ana 90 Set.

;fCr Sal, ano % Stt
A HOUSE, with ten year. lease. for 500; lots to
"a leasc IN Brooklyn Tor sl2 year
81 Court It, Brooklyn, room 10
CAKMEN and ESpressmen-To let house Ala West
- 3lst 81, with stalls Tor lN hors's
HEWLETT saith st, sth av
INIRSr-CLASS 3story brown stone house for $500
per year. etil II. near Central Park
W IL SALT, with Tiffany co. Union square.
EARM TO LET Cheap-From 10 to 20 acres Az.
Ply At 45s Canal 81, New York city, also cabinet.
DART OF STORE to LEI 70 a miiner, or other
light business Inquire at $50 sd Av.
TO LET.
SUITABLE FOR PUBLISHERS
LAWYERS or Agents.
SEVERAL OFFICES
Steam heated and well lighted on the
SECOND STORY OF
THE SUN BUILDING,
Corner Nassau and Frankfort sta
RENT Low.
These premises overlook Printing House Square, the
city Hall Park, Post once, and the Courts
Apply at
THE PUBLICATION OFFICE OF THE SUN
'I'O LET after May 1.-The entire second Auor OF Q
Centre st, next door 10 the Stats Zpitung Building
occged since Dee l. 1873 By the New York Press club
Apply 70 LOUIS SCHMIDT.
6Cenire st
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CARL H. SCHULTZ,

Manufacturer OF Mineral Waters,
500 broadway, ". y.
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DOsT OFFICE NOTICE.-The foreign mails for
the week ending saturday April r. 1873 will close at
this Office on Mednv sddy at A. NJ for Europe by steam
ship Parthia, via Queenstown; on Thursday at A
tor Europe by steamship city Of Brussels via Queens
town correspondence Tor GeTmany aud France must be
specially addressed and at ~ VI for Europe hy
ship Scsa, via Plymouth, CherbOurg and Hamburg,
saturday att A NJ Tor Europe ny steamship Britannia
via queenstown correspondence for Germany and scot
land must be specially addressed. and at A Tor
scotland direct by steamship Ethiopia via GLASGOW
and AZ llli A NJ Tor Europe by steamship khcin via
SOUTHAMPTON and Bremen The mails for nenmArk
sweden, AMI Norway are despatched by Hamburg and
Bremen steamers only The mails ion Nassau \ r.,
leave New York Apu o. The mails Tor ilAyu KING
ston and Maucnlhu leave New York April 10 the mails
tor Aspinwal and South Pacific ports leave Ncw York
April 10 The mails tor Havana leave New YORK Ami 10
and ~. The malls for West Indies bra&l and Argentine
leave New York Ap ~ The mails tor lnN q, Aayanli
&c., and GrcN town leave Ncw York Apul II The mails
Tor Porto Rico and Venezuela direct leave New Nurk
April - The mails for Australia, &c, rlye san Fran.
cisco April - The mails Tor CHINA and Japan leave
TIOs L. JAMES. Postmaster.
Posr OrSicE. INV YoRG April o, l,7e
SUPERIOR arunciil human eyes made to order on
- reasonable terms. So Blocker Il
BAuCH GOrGELMANN
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WEDNESDAY. April ., SPECIAL MATINEE, to which
the members Of the operate and dramatic professions arc
invited.
Please address the BOX once.
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8uslntss nmts.
4 NEWSSTAND for sale yerY ssncsg ' az g9 To,ied
A RAKERY for sale cheap Apply on the PREMISES.
BAKERY for sale. ntted up in excellent ,iSe. and
ID doing good naying business Inquire at the corner
of Raymond II aud Fulton aV. BROOKLYN
BAKERY Tor sale doing a good business Inquire
ID corner sands and cod sts, Bgooklyn
LNOR SALE cheap Tor cash. n grocery store where
successful business has been done Tor the last 20
for selling, rcurng from business for.
tune for some man; reasonable offer refused Apply
atsl south 9th aN
LNOR sALE-A horse and bakers wagon. with list
Of customers requiring two hundred loaVes daily. Ap
ply atp3t 50 av., northwest corner u 5oth St
LNOK sALE-A nrstclass bakery. with soda and ice
cream saloon $50 Gates AN, cor Tompklns Brookyn
lush and oyster market FOR sae, with store 20 let
y'u st sickness cause. HEWLETT Sith IT., 18th av.
LrOR sALE-The stock aud fixtures Of srocery store
Inquire At so East I'm 81 Tor one week
ICE WAGON ROUTE aud horsesior sale Inquire
at 40 East Houston Il, feed store
DACIFIC MAIL y. n. ticket FOR sale for cAufor.
SCHOOL, "a Fair st, Newark n j.
CPLENDID chance Tor baker with small capital
- tor sale or to let IN working order 10 Mulberry IT.
\VANTED-A cheap milk route on east side. Adj
W dress MlLkAAN, station H. Post once, with price
and full particulars
COO WILL. buy grocery, ash aud meat market
PCO Corner Union aN ana Grand St Nlllamsbursh
Q.lOA FOR the Original Dime Restaurant 30 South
P,DOO oth ay good business, regular boardeTs' rent
slOA month
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miscellaneous.

UPTOWN ADVERTISERS
~ NAY leave their favors for rHH SUE at the only
author iZed uptown adveTusemen mt ofices,
,2BS Broadway, corner Of 3lst st., ul r. NJ, and
8Oe West asa H., corner Of 18th ayr ull r NJ
100 81 aV, corner Of 47th St, AL \ 7. VI.
o. East l4th St, corner Union square, all 8 p N.
kOexuA Charre.
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ITO PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE oLD.BsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA

FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY;
THREE DkfOTS IN PHILADELPHIA,
TWO IN NEW YORK.
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Smus,mtnts.
.VEnLY,s LYCEUM TMEATRE.

III corner ifth " and 9th nv
J. H. HAvERLY............,... Proprietor and Manager
LIZ PETIT DUG
1.-THE best that has been seen here,"-Post
New-York tribune., 1879-01-29

.,r.onsse We are bere" he explained 10 the pastor
cot the knot tied quick ~ you can do it." Well
-. the ;iceuse 80" what >" replied the bridegroom
,,,t Won keep the licenses ?" " Nou will require one
- ,s cerS Of the county" the prompt reply.
ant have any Of that fo0lishneSs over in Jersey
u i,,te,p,s.d the blushing bride. Would the dam
No very serious n you should 60 right with the
,oh aud e the license 90 to thunder 2" Was the next
yo,,d ,,icr, Fifty dollars and imprisonment Times
=, ,,-, ANA We are In the midst of important ebuIch
=, ,.i,', stand u iust now said the pastor The
- ~ ~, iirn advised TO return 20 their h"tcl. obtain
,rse %, fh.. morning and come ny to the work or-
al aud l-sy equipped according O. the Code 90 Iowa
No SIR tmpbaticay replied the expect'nt groom
,.t De- done tonight I've left people in charge Of
y f5r aud jgev' hc Of lu the inofninE; we must be
"a "a rvrriug just let Nancy stay here. and IA huut
mn tnc ccrs. In grocery, IN orUs store IN hotei' IA
- moo a, home and on the street The County Crrh
- scd for but hr could not he found. Tho br'd'-
,,vi re.trfied the parsonage vlti wrathfu race
t,rIc nancy, " he exclaimed. " Wen 60 10 the farm
~, ,r ttrr>c no license Aut Won. Mr. PaIson, Just
81 fb.t ,censr for that ic had netter snu' up
s,o A,-c yo beeu awaiting t0r fourteen long years
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New-York tribune., 1879-01-29
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
MACMAHoNs REsIGNATIoN ININIINENT.

MACMAHONS RESIGNATION IMMINENT.
REFUSAL TO ASSENT TO CHANGES IN MILITARY
CoMMANDs-THE MAJORITY WILLING TO nc
CRPT HIS EsIGNAIIoS-PRECACrIoNs AGAINST
IHE PLAGUE.
President MacMahon refused, in Cabinet
Council, to sign the DEGREES making changes
III the great military commands, aud at sub
sequent conference of members of the majority
Of the Senate aud Chamber of Deputies 1t
was Intimated that the Presidents resignation
would be accepted if sent in The members OF
the Left are determined to impeach the Min
istry on the 10Th of May this will cause the
resignation of the Dufaure Cabinet. The
plague has made its appearance at hamlet
thirtyfoT miles from Wetlianka, but pre-
cautions have been taken to prevent its fur
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