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New-York tribune., 1880-10-27
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UVEPTIsENENT FOR III. E-W-
= ..-..l .-.IaI.,s 4,i4.- rT il-r Ff, Ed AT tIlH
--T.0Ns -.F.I..-. Eo t.12r arf~l aaF .o'. ia.r.l
f-.-.. . ,ta- west lHcIt' .t- c.'- F--. ave..
s,J r.. : a...H .r. corner cl0a- i4r-, 5hO it-r'
H.. c,r .o.-.-arr tl-t, -t Il- lt-.l # 'i'ti Do ,'
con qra pat l ..Iltr -huu-rt iina-," h-
i..i ,t .4sa..ln ia-, Eln- Blinl up 20 o. Al 600
r.-..at office ri,-~
ACE~. Ecc curtI,.-. gloves, '.aii.r>, i.i 5.
...l,. l.. H. -..d- s.l.... .a; urI'I 's i.irr.a
.,c. e1o mao. .ler. -l-. %. 7 p Bob -@ oct -i-
st corueroi ..ift.
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NEW-YONK ~ PNILADELPHIA
HDrSU E.OlK ROUTE.

pDr.-f, y. O. TX ROUTE
-or 7!.r> roS ana pllIiADHIpIIIA.
Leave Sew from station @. il. T.. OF AJ foot OF
Ior s'aiepa.a Nnth and Green s.s. at 80. o:ne',
40 g. M. li1 lpG, q 0 $780, ,lJ. l-G) Va Oh sun
Io, riIl and ners-s 80 at 5.3o. 90o. .1lj I:3O
d: o.. j.aor. -li,d4v At .t5 d. in. s.3op .,,,
o. IT,. i.j '91 $780, i.'5. 53D. 7.ij LOO p m Sunday
i,..c i.1iia:. lpaa TOR Sew YORK.
,,g & ,,f m @ '' @ -. 5 n .'i. a - lilo. ..56. -.
5jr. -..a.I5p ni on -u d4, Al ,a a H.. ;: o, l2
$40, ): q. II:5O o. sunday at s:io a. n ijo p m
Trom r-cntoa a-.en an "a. sel-sts-l:25 Except Non
-:o p. ~. -uu,i., g.3i %. . o.: p. 1 ~.
Court-st. and Anne, atoe jcNe'- Wharf Brook.}n o.,
Tor and chec@ na clae rou 6orr Or resdr,s - de.tn
lo4- lapitl o1 " ~ r r. mana ,n 80 onr, 1n Br aa All
t.e-a ris canl .-aou with JAs B-h Telephone and
1o-Er1i :. ii,RHI~. T.P BALDWIN.
EOR NEW-HAFEN. HARTFORD, SPRING
t ~ MINI, i s.. ~ c're ,- j H. r. t y ,-ia
Dat. ,. cr.... D. u .nt IL.O p. NJ '"nEeci.nf "ith
Ya am coa- ', '-- r. cagu .'' d" ''' '''-' Wv"
ENN EONDUUr / aud kINGSTON.-Landiug
-t t9zl u- west t""i C't.i. -'e" '--' iiIi1or
W. - DV rs aId .Iosrl, COR ELL cave DAILY at 3
Trcat -ati-.r- r.om's Cornell .elycs At 30 oin
NGW-TORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
1T through rains yiu cave Grlnl Central Depot
500 m. Western ald >9ti.en EXPRESS lo ho;'est'r
4o0 D. 3D.. chicago Eyur -s, .rlVingroom cars to cauan
II.a0a m 10 61ry i1t roy with connections to Utica
H. NJ. .at,rlr' g'.J -a. d. Express 20 Albany and
4oo r m. Accommodation 70 Albany aal Troy.
81 I.lus. 1l.ae ,nrou-4 every day il .Ae we"t 4s1
.lr ping rira l3r Bu-ta ig-.- all ~. t. ana 'r Mon
s5 u. Par.dc -urg.- daily. VITA '.eepng cas- Cd
Nnar4 ra... Goca-,t.r Eli1o cleveland loI 3d. Detroit
a d. H. rl.5 Izurss Cor VI Tntr.al Rochester and Corn
~ t,, r'. s, ,i,4u-
= ~ p nA S.h, xpress ,i sleeping cars to Albany
Ti, sle 40 Nos a5. ~ PM tla Bro'w'y eng "a
I-,d,yt, E-Ior,. a.l t Nl-lIngi5a-.L. Broos.Tn.
J. ~ rD, ..I. ,ter. o.. b. N-l-t. p,E. Ftssf AsL
NORWICH LINE ,.-.....,. ,..,. .s, ,,-... Nam.
am. VI, %., o:oa.--a.4.-s cave laer so Az SOrtn
E-t', a. 3D. 80 ~ ,Nc.F. -.-t ys.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
GLEsT T.UEk 1--WE ,,
Irsa- Y.l VIA Dsro-sc c7 i part 'att streets
I,.''i, e I,i.. .bsrt pa. Wes- and SOUTH WIN Pullman
peace DIr- .scicL i n, and $50 p n dl. , - .
W aa5po,t uc, ii4 ii, $500 p. ,1rrr ana Ere
AT $50 p ni. erlg 20 c'rrr for lifHsvie Fe'IoeA
g4. .,.r S. a-lilat 10 Ig THE south Limited washington
I.lrr.. ~ ~ '.4 It.i , a hesaIar a, I:35 AMI
~.-oa- ms .. a1I I' p .. sunday. .n d. ~ I'D, fi,
t@qt"-s ior .''-' ..ai."i' ph4 f' 'i "a l3p ,r ana
1.uca. ssr.l~ 5u ald q. n, D. o. $50 a1d ~ Do
l2rr .dr l. .ph-a 80 caniaea 49, a. ni and b. .. m.
r ..iir' IN Annex connect wl;h all through trains
aiJcr.., a. ty au r-ne -p~'aJ anu ui'c- ud"''I io
rrSs a,',, . From P'oarf z lo.'o p m .3 3:5 p N. n
a.lr: 4, p mann. ' .i.5 A. u. 3 6 i5L - 1913 D. M.
1 nv ,1l m llpH rh. .,o4 itl, .o. ~, d "a 0.
ioasn 3D. ,nday. a.,.. 600, T. 1910 ll5J a. IT, G'50
eu 20
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alars,. aro slale ltlant.la.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR TIE NEW
= YORK TLIECr WILL he r-CEiNt.p AT Ih D.
1pr1WS OPP Cf.- \p. 10 broadway. corner .iff-
iir.-t Up :s,,> ara- won't -tIiri-I, co. rIe. d. ,
az b. ,.t foltr. e-uth iualr, 100 i.i.f
ave cor ruf. .g-s.,.u Us 40 Lt .l--.--- '. l. 20
100! aua .s.-,-i 1u.. i-ay-. cor o--h.-f' .it eng
tEu4- o.-'e .a'"--
SfANBLE aAd MAKBLEZ1D MANJLLS,
" unsui-. lAnS &C. a. IA 49, l,' t-'. -'i--
n
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yn6irncfion.
For Young Lad es-Brooklyn.

MRS. l.. JERNEGAN BOWEN Will resume me
w her lessons aud moo, langnageS "''ei 0'P
tonbor .. For particulars apply al 4lv NhuVoH"
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27
DanClna 2enocnnes.
\ DODNORTH~

At MR.. TRENORS, Broadway and 32d-st.
n Lessons dav and evening. stud for circular
Parents and intending pupils are welcome vidlort
A Lien DODWORTHS
~ SCHOOL FOR d NCING. No. Gal FIFTH AVE
Glasses VIII commence October IT, FOr terms dlvs &C
send tor circular : he Polo OnaIrle by AL'l D~
worth Ju,t pu68hed Dy "m. ~ fOad & Co. - ",''ii-
Of attention
A LEN. MACG2EGORS
~ SCHOOL For DANCING. ll2 have near It-st.
Private tuition time For classes send lot cti d''
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fcctnrcs dn0 aiectlTg5.

4 NERICAN GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY,
Y N4ecn- rar-g ~ E-ru'r o,t,brr2- ieS ats ocl0ck
CIiIrNllNG HALL. cos l-I lis y ID tlt ilt. =.
lec ,rosI OF ilc4t,rrur KEDEHIlN 81 IWNLhA
.ud his as,sOc.Ifra ui the Er ue rr1rrh Part .
AdeI..s.- hv Lieutenant trrlDiEt -ch"iiS3. UIited
~fs ~ Ar.v. ur. l. l. Itaycs aud CncI Justice DaIy
~t"rcopucou Views t.d 4..h.'
NERlCAN INSTITUTE Quarterly Meeting,
- TuC R0DAY, Nov. 4tn, at so. 2i c0ope Union 81 >
o'cock p M
|7TICKFRIXG HALL.-l.pcture 10 ladies bv
' ~AR. . CHASE. NJ y. subject " "h-AO IT, ol
W.irr4 ay oct - 5:IJ Admission iioe hser' ed
- c-nIs
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DY0yIDENgE LINE ~ BOSTON.
pEDICIION Of FARE

DEDIIIIUN on T Nh
TO ALBANY O.E DOLLAR -,..,.
.v.rs l-,. +I NoItA i.v. o. lD1l Cd iAtNi'
~ '-,l' t.., .-iay l. p connecting 80 AI'Hl H'--
d., .aasllg .zreui1dI VIII tit', si. i ,
c,ToNIXGION LlNE-Foc boston aud al
- points r.,e.c.y. rtur 4la-s ID
,, ne striIncr ATE 1F N ~ / I'm i,'
~. rridtr- from Per JA F"iLi hfe''
assf' " - d.. III -ic tfh ucart- % A l-4.
ioot ~. & Inc for - GOOD ONLY .Ir th' Las ana l' l
,,t.r fnrv a., tsa'i as hp-tlA-l "I .".'t
I.-,u al loves CAr4rr lairh ~ Do ~A~ '~'-'
W kILkINa. ~ L. A@oh~
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Fer Young Lauics-CourerY.


4 BOARDING SCHOOL Of rare advantages
y ana sneap a as rii gesn if;2 9'5 b. G ia5'o' r
pINGHANTON LADIES COLLEGE, and
College OF auG Oraiou $500 OPENS sep eo'r -
Rev E a. rAIA,lst,N A. NJ. pdg.atn. y Hl-A'-'''n
pORDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE. \. ).
Drt l.f,s b-.i rcaous U + l7u1 aud fr host c'
send o- cati.oe1e rev "Ai O.. BOWEN An ira.i:tH-
CORNWALL COLLEGIATE SCHOOL for
- y01ni lad'''' Oh Ei.V 'SipHED RoF. PRINCIPAL
HILLSIDE SEMINARY bridgeport Co4a..)
4 tor youn@ ales WI vii Irl.,u I, le. SIl ..'' .re,,ty
AYE j. STONE HARIA>A b. s-ADE. Mra G.
HOME INSTITUTE for young adics larry
= & LoE & nj m M M r.. -0nis @ 5i w. MI Il ~ Pr cip-L
IVY HAL, BRIDGETQN. \. j., p, .,..,s
A.s a. DE CAMP rIirora nai snceeesor 70 NI. Ia. T.
shcurr-. SO ;a.l eA Dccia -epj.m o. l2 $50
N1APLEWO0D lNS iiTCF,E,, ..-.,n.o,.. if.
For Young Ladies' D. -i..a Aa-.' cornWeht'7 ''
& ,,a t, and ,,,a l-as-y .a. ra il.ity ~. o-
EgISS BULKLEY's school lor Young L&dies.,
" TarDt H-a-t4e i-.a. vii reoreI " '. 9,'' '
JTIss .. B. Bart3 institute for Ioun s Id Id
sept $3.50. Chore .l.oa and best aoyt'-. "a,
stracnan Naa.,rs.ecivoi into the family United ~ira'-
PYE SEMINARY, Rye, y. Y.-7.For P4Ttieea-
rgHE MAPLES.-A family echool for Young
hdfless siiss a. u. D. Is= N Dis aelaonl l-.l sum
for conn
G. ana VIII PAY tie entire cXpense for
~ 80 l board e I'lgp 3l G i a' 200, p l , 10 a
year a. Hvi-9EN vi-9EN 'GN , .,,r \, A. g. BoW ~ al f-rs
Flo Iat- i1r balance q. the oa7.
For Both Sexes Country.
FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL en- a
6oa-,i WI. lae milton. comforts ot couatry home A'-
EPEFOPE FIXING On y BOARDING.
il -,haGL Tor vos~ clud please address 'or useaiar
THo,iA1 HA>LoN. il. D.. .ns.arton Ner-Jer.,y.
BOSTON SCHOOL OF OBATORl:
-. - ION OH. Goae M 1ca tT9 s ..s di5er r3 e. Applicability
e. IL. fc' CIRCULARS Apply 10 r. RAYMOND, Principal
CIRCULARS Of good schools with in. III
az N ii teSraro 1lG- 5'a See lr6 s'6.o Ia- 81 h. '.
NET. KISCO EDUCATIONAL lNSIIIU y,
IA M[ A,scq -,, M ~ i. i25 yGg9F S.s '' yait frn
MOUNTAIN HOME SCHOOL, t. Cloot n
w J opeLs -eptembe lsso slj' io ep moans board
am tuiton references. BoN -, otAnS. \ J--
NEW-PALTZ ACADEMY Will reopen Sep
y tember 7,u eor !oyai 'as G tr '' ticnlar.
coorenensTye " edVgrqoe e }gfR' rI % tz %Y
NEWTON COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, New
~ sussex county. - j. r, ,gea' ,It1l,3., ,It - ~,
men, anG influences thorough N flo or any college
business 500 wear: srnd for - 1,otir 3ol
ssy CIV : : -TEvi.Ns A. a.
DOCKLAND COLLEGE, Nvack, \. Y
Ii Both .exes a12J per no ertTSs by muse opens
sept ID srud catalogue W A. BANNl7 Bis L. n
COUTH JERSEY INSTITUTE. Bnd@ct0n'
= D. For hc.l sexea. college preparatory iuruiu,e'
ea.sica. age. solruta, Eu..tn- 1rcA Mnne. n
mr. rn..f. tlmai. mir healthy. lh-lcu,h lAui
Glga e.ns SEPT. send cstaysuc T. L. -iisA --I'
Miscellaneous
PPARATUS and FURNITURE 0i al kinds
"a for scno Is academies. COLLEGES ahH 'iI'7 i a'-t "
caIaio1ie BAKER. PRATT q CO., NO. l' h'Ale-. ~. L.
IsKIVAIE LESSON gwen ID High German
IN, = vouT,, German aly. Address Ii. 1 Box =, ilo
me Tit9wu Office. l.2Ss Bluadv3y-
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27

DARTENUER.-Bv Il Young man a% bar
- tender 7f. month orp'rence can i reference
IUg s lr-. -st month $50 Uts.iec. ring t'H htl
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yrsirrrnou
:, ~ o,S yonno Men-City.


GLASS for Young gentlemen and private
4 ,Ss,rsc,,op THOMAS r. An. li5 Yves; 4oth.sG
ITT- THIS WEEK.-Penmansmp ard BOOK
~ - =. AZ haf pl1ces. viz; Writing leSSons - 10 10
aaGed ron % v,s5 ss 50s, oRIVER B. GoLDsM!IA
pN0TD SCHOOL. % East 46th-st., corner
n Wadis nave G. 4. MILES, A. NJ lrlhGpa'.
a RTIITR II. CUTTERS CLASS FOR BOYS.
y Tins a, eossa 20 aDas Jr are 5qy }vo sec oh senior
SSa lsol aud oae secroais limited % dozen pup" f"N
tern F1 oes eir3er Pirssars apply TO AHrHUR II CUTLER
81 ,ersrce S Ss Prceen' Fot Iia,yora Coiees
IN , ~ Ainrv Ncv YORK city,:
ir.It,s q French. ESQ \ w 9iL 5i ~, ny
C,.v,l Hartman. ESQ. N.Yo'k S,J'
tsr.d NJ iIoyt esq sew l,t,e.,tS
", WIN am + 4 'ls fss ESQ so. Eev lcrf ,iys..
WHiam 4. Osborn. esd NcW ~ g' sty
Te.rv h. I-.leN. esq ~ y on OK -, Wv
Ccofae H. ~arg ut. c-., >r" d 'i>
VAOY s. NALWORTH'S Business Oon,rrST' 10, INV.
southeast corner Uaiou sq1are bo"SS rttss write
CHARLIER INSTIrUTE..,-s ctr
Roadng am cay .e29 % '05 ar N 6esns 7c95nb-- 20 1890
ioTprcspestas address, cro, r1IE cnAELIER, Director
CTESS Of Mr.. NEWELL. 10 East Doth
I 81: reference 70 asrentS JOHN heau, es'l
DP. 4. CALLlSEN'S day school for boys
s-iaI Wesf 18a-si rccpeus Monday Septer Der -on.
nRLSACHS'7 COLLEGIATE INSIIIb IL,
Coroli. German language pti "l
Ycun.ar conr~e References President Barnard CA1'''i
6ro-by. Professor pri.leT
~ : EVERSON'S COLLEGIATE SCHOOL,
H Corner - s,S' aGa oIlj'Ti' 5Ti, - P 3.
SHORT LES-O"S IHOR1t"d-f AA2---t.--1--- AA2--
NsTRRAY HILL INSTITUTE.
VI No ! wIST 18TH ST. Preparatory school foi
cccse or r business with primary bepaiman opens ''
,vreentb year september 20 references The President
Ydsepo Professor. Of Yale College and many OF our pest
known citizens JOSEPH D ACLI- P1aea1--
M w. LYONS s--,,.,-rs
< FAST TWENTY -~ECON D.~l. CORNER o 'l"'u ';
80. s All ives lud prepares fOr college srlcatlAc .choo
o-,h,.in,ss w.l.vsitI ear oc4 "I '"I' .ll' ~, .'
L. !auicC a4 he teachers nave ren IN
on '"' t~..-D sr0usa PROM sin@ ony
90 b., bows desired rates ue'ie'' Pa '' A.
nRFpARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
4 kla--f lrrliove. '.t'lDti ~ -
nm, t,i. .t tt. Ihc ScAOO oi Miles, So ems ia
rtt-,te ~ee a. .lc alf technical pro 9'.1 or H. a.,
,li.ecfnr4 ana MccIan ca Drawing a, III ''' III
1,nsf,r 'orps. T. s.. and prof Naval A'~ie-'l'
rT,UF COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, No. East
C-ti s central Park. the l'sv .r H. r. ma H. - Lil,
- r- r,rrfrv frf.! tor college or business primary
scasrir.-at: -isty.nTej ~c.ool year just oo@hA.
J7HE \. Y. LAIN SCHOOL will reopen
on september l3, at so 4 +lI3; ,;6c,Tg S,ggla'
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. No
Ts-I I.roaiwa-. 4-dat.. begins rs I9tj' 'oHItA
N~or~ ~epten .3 Primary Commercial ana t!-'7'- U'
I~' M HoG1Y aal y. l. AKIN. ttineua's.
UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY or NEW
YORK N'a-iIurion-s0Ua The lcpar.nrn s ol Ai,e
md -.n.e opeu yrl1@, september ID Con lo"trN "i
L. - ael Iucs1ay, Scgtcnscr l a. Pr . u.Vi ...c
- HOWARD CROSBY, Chancellor
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slluanons Uluts0-1tIales

a ADYERTSEMFNTS FOR TIE NEW
a YORK TIBcNf Will .E EEcLlNL2D D. AT r, y li lit
fstst :jJS W,st Twenty o. rlst cor lael'Ia'e e.
No. 9e toIr'cnt-s- corner Onion ~ tare s1I tE
ave clr Earty-srvcafl-r ihc ttAltLrM DifIlt 30
ODf aud = Psi Thir one IA Edfr i-li-tFthy
otrths tIa-Ien sariuss Bank BladusL up 60 D. n al
p. gr plir
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27

DOGKkEEpF" or SALESNAN.-A Young
ID man - yars tempo 'ra-. Industrious, INNS
wi four wears cIrs, assist 30 1IA. .'tif or -i.
rGn Cruc-rT hoIs preferred .''r,s oi " Dos TIC
tor can be- 1FeI. ic'se address '0f hE' b'A % i''l
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27

GLERk.-A vCuu@ man as tntiy, ShippIu =
v receiving c:suII.iHC og ho5.l cc:k or ot,r IN ie'
m,ut o -lr4- natar. been three year, forearm t
Ip.t I,.r1t Gers i- o. -'ol P-i--h -l
accountant and r tt..t eth c-c'lr. Icl ti--' --N
.r--- - D! IL = N-..!- ---u- IN ---.-- E-un
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27

COOK, &c.-A neat, active young c0l0red
- woman COOK expert q; all kinds Of -..rT d,-- ~
a. c1lr, 1err, al C0uhrv excellent yer
cncos Address g., TuDanc Uptown once LIS Eroad
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27

A SSISTANF RJOKKEEPEK, &c.-by m
y American centl, .. ycira Of ag', ss assistant b'oh
kerper collie tpr or riI0ad ccf pcCf education HHd al
drct s. aad tIOIYuEh 1lsines experience MAJ army ht
test noaIas highest character Aturts3 ABiAt "
Z [ GER. i'iaiuie d. - 2.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27


Machinery operation 10 r. 2 20 3 10 10 O'Clock.
ARBCt KLFrS 9IH REGIMENT BAND
C0ncertsA AZ ernpOn at 3. and evening 3 O'Clock
TrE GREAT YIRTJOsO CCSDi Cr0R cORSEr sOLOIsT
Tickets be boHgnt al stations second or Thlrf
Avenue Eegasi ltaTOdl To- 30 cent. .1sG fn' admission
90 passage both Tickets be purchased 10 entI
o. exhibition a fOdOyi1g rates
Z ee idnl--ons. ~ admisson7 81 90 i0 admissions,
- 1y: Angic eirnisson soc. c..'re' under 20. 24c
DANJO.-HENRY e. DOBSON. teacher Of
banjo and gitar I257 broada aae baaios sDeetaliy.
DOOTH'S THEATRE. CINDERELLA.
a. THIRD AND LAST WEEK iBUE ONEJ
e.-..- OF tie tilry iccf-ci8
ClNDERtLLA CINDERELLA
CINDERELLA
POPULAK PRICES. POPULAR PITCES.
MATIN hE- WEDNESDAY AID 5AFCf.DAH
aAliNEE pki' 'r- .CHfLD.ENJ
ADMI5 I5-IOS IuclVr scHr ~ rt.NT-
DALYS THEATRE (Broadvav and 30ih-st)
Il Begins at over "a 00 iea.rod FL 30 sI,d 900
EVEkh NlDHT rms WtfK
OF 2 FIRST "a MILES. .iIfI r0 i7rh t.nCI
charles Fsner JoHr Drew. Cilres L-c@rcq
Laura Joyce Ada l.ehan. Ms Gilbert Fanny A0ranf,
10TH MATINEE TO-DAY a;2
ID . T.. Q b rr.s 5 , ID
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27

GRAND SUCCESS of HELEN POTTER'S
~ PLEIADE- Masonic TEyPL. corner 23lst ald
tthaveI EV ERY EVENING and >Ai hbAH N lrtS hE.
eel enflusiastic auGfltrs Every member ap-
piaufcI Helen Potter oscar ~. Newell" Mss
Mamie Hart MISS ulrIlsf Earnest the EichJerg
-trug lluaFf't Iud j. " lilaIls Macy.
IcAets juc Toe. and ~ ..e n ~chuberths. No.
-Iio .4Qf
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AmuseueIr5.
A MEXICAN INSTITUTE EXHIBITION

Z
2DAND 3D-AvEs., BETWEEN G3O AND GlTH-sTs
NOVEL MACHINERY. CHOICE PRODUCTS.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27

COOK.-By trst-c'ass Protestant cook IN a
4 -Yld private emily. washing best city reier
cuces. I2 Wea; D.. IA A.: ION door.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27

HOAEINAN-Aa Gt---ci1~- coachmau SID
I gle: th,IoIgly ulcr GHls the amt m.La-cinen'
of noracs l3gnca- an! carriages 1- tcaAa cis rcI ~
4 .fes. j. 10, o. East ID 4ti-.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27

E7OOK. &c.-A willing. oGi-in@, strictly N
4 renre arl. excellent COOK. N,A 40 ~. ing lIie l ie
eau au rrur. urt-fs lncs car 1tm-S cry Df country.
-S. ftI--ye. rtar l-tl4-st. Al, flr tIiI 4ti-iit
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27

EODk.-By competent women; meats, SOUPS,
: bread Di-cuits DESERTS .T"1-ut cnDss FOR cY
W country. at ID, PROrEarASr HOME 81 KEAC. 4o7
ItIarc. fudrti h0us. above iu'u-L
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27

COOK and BAKkR-A respectable young
y woman ~ exccI..l cook and bakcr; Wiling 10 as--
with c Az. wlshns. goOd reference AGUrss j. j..
Il.bun. yIOeu Oficc l.yj- Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27

NO0K.-As first-clasS cook Iy a Protestant
woman understands al frstciss cooking best
rc tnccs. AT 80 juaFe cen I'D and -.i-sLs
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27

Machinery IN operation 10 10 r. 10 ;. TO 10 O'Clock
ARErn KLE,s nLM ELGIMENr Ra En
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27

A SITUATION wanted; one Of responsibility
a --. .ar $4,000 A---.- q. Bog :. -r---n- --l-r
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27

(OAtHMAN and GlpoN.-By rr~pecta ole
I trt,p1. thorough r,.iuc4 DIS husi1'., srctl'
So. Dig .ll r.late eve- rt.prtt N..iut ana ,@-iE
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27
For Young LGdies-City.
UNIVERSITY.

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DAN -..-DllL
g., rcu-- i9lfcq ouuC,d l~l I d. Nail-onal New
Sof civ reopen, september - lsSo lFeach s We lA
r l.f efr1l lectures isii tfr
tuS , .o,,,,rt professors esurci3l attention paid
Ir 1.-l. .I asa French Primary cp-ttni.hi. % -
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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-05-22
HAVING LATELY ADDED. AND BEING
l i st:il in reccipt. Of New Fonts Il the
NOVELTIES

OF Types and Printers Mat rial. in connec-
ton with orr already extensive Stock. we are
prepared ~ execute sill kinds Of
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-05-22

The following are the arrivals AT
the Union Hotel, Dayton: A. j. lay
Tor Silver City, Lyman Brown Still
Water, Ike wovsh Carson Sink, Cris
Frank TT. Churchill, Jas. Nichols
Walker River, Sam Buckland TT.
Churchill, Thomas Calvert Mound
House, l.. G. Mllott Mason Valley,
John Ellis Sutro, j. e. Warren Car
son City, G, E. james Virginia, Jas
Oliver Carson, Lew Vasibum Vir.
ginii, J. l.. Chambers Rckworth,
Frank Hanger Gal Camp, VIM. Van
orman Sutrovile, Nat Slime Lake
Tahoe, J. b. Mathews Gold Hill,
VIM. Maxwell Gold Hill, J. A. Case
he er Sutro, j. Copeland Tahoe John
Crowley Virginia, w II. Ovens Ia
hoe, Il N. CoombS Rock Point, An
thony Pdtand Scranton, VIM. Crown.
inshicld Como, Pat Bingham Pizen
Switch, G. f. Sails Churchill, KIM
Der Cleavcr Mason Valley, II. II.
Whitehead Sheep Camp. ". r. Lee
Mason Valley.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-05-22
Como Items.

May Day--rhe contract for sink
ing tbs shalt, which WAS delayed ow
ing to stoppsge last week, will
probably be finished to-day.
Como-The parties owning this
claim are still busy sinking their
shaft.
Pride Of Como-Will commence
work early next week. This claim
is owned by Virginia City men. 1t
lies, west of and parallel with the
Tunnel claim. The tunnel when
driven in will tap the ledge at a
depth of several hundred feet.
The South Extension Tunnel Re
sumed work this week, having been
stopped by the stormy weather. I he
shaft is down 80 feet on the ledge in
rock assaying $l2and upwards. This
Is considered To be one of the best
prospects in the camp.
Gotham-The incline is down 25
feet following the ledge.
South Eureka-Commenced DRIFT.
ing for the ledge at a depth of 100
feet. .F..r. .r RI.Et
Black Jack and Double Header
Work has been commenced on these
two claims, and the prospects are
encouraging. .
Carson (the Weller clsiml--A new
strike is reported in this mine. A
SHAFT has been sunk which is in de.
composed quartz, looking different
from anything in camp, and sup.
posed to be rich. Samples wero SO t
down for assay but the result is not
yet known.
Cenier--sThe owners Of this claim
are getting ready to timber their
shaft preparatory to sinking.
A number of other cain owners
are preparing to go to work, and by
the time the weather gets settled
most OF the claims in the camp will
have men at work on them.
The prospects of the camp are i'm.
proving. Very rich float is constant
iy being found, and where there is
SO much prospecting going on, we
may expect at any time to nnd the
ledge from which It comes.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-05-22
BRIEF MENTION.

The roads to CJmI were never in
better condition.
Large numbers Of sea-gulls have
made their appearance in Mason
Valley.
The registry books close next
Wednesday,. Don't fail TO get regis
tered.
Becker is renovating his saloon
getting ready for brisk times.
The ranchers say that potatoes are
getting scarce. Last years crop is
nearly finished.
Whether times are good or bad
this summer, the flies do not intend
to desert the camp.
There was a festival last week in
Greenfield for the benefit Of the neS
Methodist Church.
Candidates are beginning TO sprout'
lfthere is not sudden frost, there
will lie a bountifnl crop this year.
The wife and daughter OF T. II.
Farr, who have been on. visit to
friends in the East, returned yester-
day.
A very large area of new land in
Mason Valley has been put under
cultivation since the weather became
good. 80 20 III
Crops in Mason Valley are ak
weeks behind, owing to the late
spring, but the farmers expect late
fall, and think they will have a good
harvest.
The Methodist Church in Green.
field has been enclosed, aud will soon
be completed. 1t has already been
used matrimonially, couple having
Dttu iiiits itcI VI u ibSt Wttk.
The North Rapidan Stock is being
taken in Dayton. Arrangements are
now being made to get an engine,
and the company expects to max
the mine pay from the start.
Tile Carson IL Colorado Railroad
Company has located spring in
Spring Valley about 1000 feet east
If the Quinn mine, tor railroad use
and de nestle purposes.
Mrs. Soloaifn, n notice of whose
death will be found in another col.
umn, was sister of DR.. G. Il. u ,bris
kir, Of this city. Her 5 m, J. L. Sol
vnr,n, was for some time Supcrin.
tendent of the Occidental MINI and
Mil. s,sag-ilda7 tsa'i
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-05-22
How to Get 10 Silver Glance Dis.
triet,

As many of our people are inquir-
ing about the best road to Silver
Glance District, We give the follow
ing directions from resident of that
place:
Take the r.,ad from Carson as far
rs the Mountain House The princi-
pal mines are near the road, ON the
north side, about 3 miles beyond the
Mountain House. ...=5s#
To @ to Red Canon, urn off on
McTarnahan's tollroal, which will
take the traveller to a new toll.road
now being built into the Canon.
From the Mountain House il is also
easy to 60 on horseback to Red
Canon.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-05-22
New Locations. ,

Contradictory Meyer has located
1900 feet, running south from the
Dayton mine, and on the west side
of the Kossuth. This is II re-location
of the Scheel claim and also takes in
the vacant ground included between
the lines Of the Dayton, Alhsmbrs,
Metropolitan and Kossuth.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-05-22
PIZEN SWITCH.
How the Place Came TO Receive
that Curious Name.

A correspondent Of the Reno Ga.
Z.tte gives The following As the "ri.
gin of the name, Pizen 81 itch 1t
was named by one James Hayes. He
got on terrible drunk there, and he
said the whisky was poison. So he
commenced to drink Vinegar Bit:ers,
aud read the advertisement shout ;he
Railroad from lntemperance tn Ruin.
This suggested To him the idea "f
calling the place " = zen Switch"
| know this to he true, for | have
been resident of Mason Valley, and
named"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-05-22
Quinn Mine.

The west cross cut on the 200 foot
level ofthe Quinn mine Is nowlin a
little over IS feet, The appearance
of the ground is improving, and tho
prospects are considered very en-.
couraging.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-05-22
County Recorders Office.

/ A deed has been filed for record
with the County Recorder; from T.
f. Ward to Paschal Palialto and Sal
vadore San Jacamo, for 200 feet in
the Gotham claim, In Como.