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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

Ferry station IN New.York foot Of Libertyst.
Ferry station in Brooklyn, foot OF FGltonstr Jewes
wharf.
Commencing October O. ls79-Leave New-York, foot of
Liberty ST., n foOws;
Bath, Allentown haucn chunk Tamaqua, Mahanoy CITY,
Hazieton. Wlkes3arre Emra. etc Connects at junction
$40 For nigh Bridge Branch, schooleys Mountain
Bndds Lake and AXE lIOpacODR E0siOn, Allentown Haf
risburg and the West Mauch Chunk Tamaqua Wkesbare.
So anton, Danvlc WilttmspOrt etc.
1880 n m--FOr Summeryilie and bennington.
1 p m-For Pennington Easton' Bath Allentown March
Wikesbsrre, scranton. Reading Columbia, Lancaster,
Ephrata, Pntisy1lle. Harrisburg, etc
p. For High Bridge Branch, schooey's Mountain,
Lake IlOpatcong Easton, Bevlderc, Allen
I:IO y. m For sommervillc and FIemngton
$50 p. m.-Daly for East,n, Allentown. Mauch Chunk,
mira, Reading Harrisburg and the West Connects at
Junction for Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Rail
road.
For Eizabeih-AtG gls $50, 645, 7:l5. 7:45 g, $50,
230. 3. $50 15, 4i5, $50 4Aj 81 5l6 5:3O J;i5, g.
6:l5. $780, T. 7l5, 74j, slb. 9:l5. lnlJ, H. IL m
town Harrisburg and the West.
For Newark-At 6:3 6;lj Gd5t 7l5 80 Sl5 si5, $3.50
For trains to 3'a points see Time Tablen stations.
Boats OF the Brooklyn ana Erie Annex MIKE connections ~
Jersey city station 10 an from Brooklyn and ETe Depot,
Jersey CITY.
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIVI-
Leave Sew ork Of for Red Bank, Long
Branch. Ocean Grove &C. NJ 40, lIf5 m, I;lo l. Olo
Stage come ct;ons to and from KRYPORT at MATAWAN
STATION. To and from OCEANIC and FAIR HAVEN at
RED BAN X. to and from POINT PLEASANT at SEA
GIkT, with all trains
EREEHOLD AND NEW-YORK RAILWAY
Of Libertyst for Freehold at Sl5. ll45 a. m,
!. 6l3 p. m.
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fEO PHILADELPHIA.
VA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

TIE OLD ESTABLISHED .uUrE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
NEwYoHK And PlILADLIrHGA
y THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY DEPOIs
~ PhILADELPuIA % IN NEN-lORh
poTRIE TRACK. TIE WpSr IMPROVED FQUIP
MENT AND iIiE FASTEST iME cos olNIENf
WITH ABSOL, ~ oAFLIl.
ON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10. 1850.
Nuf.. Train. va Dr~DOsscr and tOitandt
Sirc.'~ Frlries, f0ilrWHt
go 7su 500 no tulcdl. II =. m J. $780, T. to > g.
$50 $3.50 and l0p in ana - ng'It SUNDAYS 1850 and
o. m. 2. f.tO. $50 and % T.. M, and t. night
Exprt- rtrHs lrayc NeWNor@ taiV, except SUNDAY ~
1...la. ul. p. ~ running through VIA Ifcnth ana
Duaso Brooklyn Annex connect win all uroufh
tnin- tJrrry civ riding speedy aud direct transfer
Il tuning ir.is cl,e west Philadelphia 1901. 80 80
e. $3.50. r. -.aU. n Linn ted Express, -" p M
10 -. 9, go md 3, .. ia On ~uidai i-Ui '.V
.4j. s. s3u "a g. l;iA q m cave ihlluisiphh Wa
t4rrttl. . a. 80 .. dilf. t'ti'
TlcEct ri Co., 5aG art aii Hrafway Astor House ana
Root utsTr,rcE apu Co. 40 et~i 'ouitaL anu HrO'k
iyn An.cN De- a.. foot e. FllOa~. Ht1p, Nos, ~ 10
amt Is udvon hnboRrn p'po jersey Ciiy hmIr'hi
Ticket Once. IS iai'ril ua'". De-, -, -, $500, ,...t
the Sew lrauSl company VIII CAL TOT an" 'H'SA
ba. gaze !. en- otsln ahd e,!!tL,ea. - v,n,,rn
FRAN TlIOMNO ., J.. =. ENNM W.
G,.tft Nau,s.r General Passenger AGENT.
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Aufiion Sales OF Real Cstaie.
DICHARD V. HARNETT, Auctioneer.

DICHARD V. HARNETT, AuciOneer.
HI POSITIVE SALE WEDNESDAY. March %. at ~
O'Clock noon AZ tire Exchange SalesrOo Ill Broadway.
broadway and SSths-N Northeast size % feet
broadway 2Sfhsi with all the
thereon.
southwest % lee.
III inches on 5thaVe l2O feet l2Gth-st
5thave- SIDE - feet incaes north Of l21ihs %
feet mont 40 feet deep; with the Two dwell
in9 hOnses thereon. Also
Ten lots. 100 ana 100 ieet deep on HaNthrue
a. Post Maps now ready.
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Ucacners.


A GENCY for SCHOOLS and TEACHERS.
N Pd0nfzsd ieddfa0 educat0rs O(tts
country Families schools and Colleges promptly PROVIDED
with superior teachers graduates OF best american and o
eign colleges send for CIRCULAR. I. COTESWOKfH plNCK-
NEl. DOMESTIC BUILDING cor Broadway aud l4tn-st
A MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
N AGENCY supplies Colleges Schools and Families with
thoroughly competent Professors rnepals and Ie1chers
superOr Tutors Call address Mss NJ J.
YOUNG American and Foreign Teachers Agency rs Union
square.
AN experienced, well-rccOmmonded chill
~ die1s govei s. uavellt mpan Cd, &, q ngh b.
Is dill enga ed Adde'S Nj WEEP Box 49, 1r'un p
10 an once. ,20S brJaawdy.
DEST teachers, American and foreign, prompt
DIV provided families schools, colleges American school
1881. ~ schemer0rn >ecy 80 El4th
GOOD TEACHERS Of successful experience
NJ constantly wantedSOins particulars In yesterdays
NJ bnne application forms aile1f postage j. ". sCbER
MERHO% Socy ANN senoOi Institute. 80 r. l4thst NY
rtNFACHERS supplicd TO schools and families
4 without charge. Miss FLORENCE FITCH. EDUCA'
TIONAL BUKEAU.-5J Upon-squAis
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Oredit 9feumers.


A MEXICAN LINE. -..,
~ FOR QUEENS rOWN AND LIVERPOOL. -, -
only Transatlantic Line under the AMERICAN fbHo'
Sailing every Wednesday from Philadelphia ana LVeipo'|
Extra saihngs n alternate SATURDAYS
PENNSY Ivan IA, March Y, y a. M
RED STAR LINE-FOR ANIW ERR.
Sailing every week alternately from Phlds pha an ~
York landing passengers within lew hours ruo VI 'No
iuportapt points Of MEL st the Continent
BELGEN LAND. MARCH -. D. IN.
For rates passage other information Apply 70
PETER WRIGHT & SONS, 5enel:n Age us vorL
John McD0NALD Agent Bettery-pIsce. WORK.
A NCHOR LINE y; 5; NAIL a is,! STEAMEh0'
From per No 20. North RIVER New. iOft; -,
bolivia - March II. M EthOpa..' = Pr, ~ - ~,
AnchOra Ami 3. noon Ccassia Apfu - - D. NJ
Cabins to $50. Excursion tickets al rtucel Iatce'
Second Cabin so St.ertge So
NETWORK TO LONDON DlltttI
From Pier 40 46. North River. foot OF CharleS-. o
Alsatia 81 6 a. IN Caiifornil -A piu o. hoo'
Canins S5i ana 500 tickets at reduced iates
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agents, 7 3oWlne 1Ieel.
CUNARD LINE
" EXTRA STEAMER: "TARIfA,"
For Liverpool direct. oo,,
SAILING IT. ESDAI NEXT i25ua
Passengers embark AZ Per l. y. H., NJ IL moon.
PASSAGE S6J,-$5O- and SlOO
Apply 20
SEAGER BROS
o. Bc,Vefst
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me DOLLAR TO BOSTON, .
OIL TO BOSTON
ID VIA THE OLD RELIABLE
SrONINl!ION LINE

The elegant steamers : ION NGTON and EARRAGAN-
sEIl leave Pier North River loot Of Jay ST. at p. m
dairy. EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
special hrstcass limited tickets good only for The trip Tor
face OF each ct~ sod this line from OK 10 Boston
for 81.
sIaterOoms tickets secured Nos. 1868 397 7sj
a4Z Broadway metropolitan and FIFTH Avenue Hotels
NeW.York 1873 BrOOKlyn. Tickets
sold all principal hotels nd oket0hces and AZ Offices
ofMesc0tt Express Co
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,
Eau Schools.

VALE Law SchOol.-Regular course, 2 years;
Craduste cou,se flor OF DELL years FAN term
orens sent % Address Prof WAYLASD Newilaven.Os
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Art Schools-New- York City.
MRS, LOUISA B. CULVER

win receive pupils painting Landscape, flowers SIN h'c
and decoation at her studio IN" Bella NO 10 East
26ih.st.. corner fth-ave., beginning october J.
Refe:eDces M d. Huntington. MI William Hart nj.
James Nj. Hart Mr.. a. r. Fellows.
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For Bows and Young Men-Country


A HOMELIKE SCHOOL for BOYS under Is.
N T. KINDS, a. NJ. Hampstead Long Island
lcxander Institute, Military Boarding school
"A White Plains. y. Y Principal. O. i. WILLIS. Ph.
BOYS and young men admitted at any time
dopda H S%lrH hf2 Z sn0RTifDdE iHarSafd grad
uatel PRINCIPAL
pOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
sumner 81 WINTER siockhTidre. Nass. :. HOFFMANN
COLLEGIATE and COMMERCIAL INSTI-
Preparatory COLLEGE ,cieuthc schools business Thor
oush pnysea lr3in ,1 Gy military HI95 &c
DR. WARNINGS MILITARY BOARDING
OscHooL PoghgEee N1- - yea5 nF sJ e' "a
aid testimony sons picaan; ana profitable
sSpeeI o IN ygl, c so d no me o1,b "nv in n
inmates your Institution fof kuc" the ya'ne OF your iran
wfo had eScyed' i parents pupils We our
pursue studies in school longer we shout certainly
fee that 10 have nm Hnae yo car he dy vol
soIs 10 be educate -
Pupils received At any time
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY, Wor-
cester Mass C. Il. METCALF, \. ~, superintendent
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY.
Il gu thI ~. Pei u. o., ,.,s, .o~,.,,
eo y Edrsl''''n cA';ia HS fsSP @ss'
For Young Ladies-Country.
An English French and German Boarding
Ssw anS { e. i'" %ls iG5 {% Cay
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for Young II
VI dies Bridgeport Conn ADDRESS Mas EMILY NELS0N.
GROVE HALL. New-Haven, Conn.-Miss
u MoNTF0KT's SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES'
NfAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE for Young
;eT ssSe REV. rd and X fn r I als
Mt HOLYOKE SEM NARY. -Four years
vi course ior women special French, German
LboTatoues, cabinet. am art gallery hba{ 81
WARD principal, south Hadicy Mass.
WHEATON FEMALE SEMINARY, Norton,
Mas w commenee .r the sias sJ OF and ' o S
vaiory and one Of The best laboratories in Sew England
Address MISS sPRAGUE Principal.
For Both sexes-Counsrv.
4 PRiL 12.-Quartcr ODensa Clayemck tN.1D
u College H. Eev. Atouzo FlacK PA D. Pres
MAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE-For both sexes;
vi ConcOrdvile penn: s55 per quarter studenis
pared o business YAe s 1TaG 5 Is prq Pncpi
MT. KISCO EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE,
open sept Co. terms Ms. p iyaIt lrncpal.
NEWTON COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE. New
males ' and female. eacse1nqy healthy excellent govern
and sc@ to a. ST any s G2
% Old Students J. flayel MqSeG L~n Judge John
Blair. Jersey CITY, :. :. STEVENS, A. 81
DOCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack. \. Y.-Both
vsS1 SEND Sn o ct @eg aS Ge hhS
CWARTHMORE COLLEGE, near Phlalel-
- phia-U Under care Of friends golh sexes admitted AT
receive the same degrees College Co9reesassca Scieo
schools. Tor particulars address EDWARD ii. MAUlLL.
President 50 arthmore. Delaware Coz Penn.
Miscellaneous
A FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL, on farm
~ fourteen miles fr IN York per week board
washing. tuition comforts Of country home scholars re-
ceye during Summer vacation if circulars,
Apply a. Mrs II. c. MORkEIJ4 Manhasset H. J.
4 GRADUATE of Cambridge (EnR.and), for
~ m,ry his college desires tOener into partner
shin with Principal OF wcllestablished highclass
would sole management ten years success
experience tuition. Address Post Oce Box TO- WIND
Nova scotia.
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rVHE ERIE RAILWAI.

tNilE ERIE KAI!.N \ I. o.,
4 now known as ne SEW YORK. LAKE EEIH AND
WESTEPA RAILROAD. Arrangement OF trans taxing
o a NJ, cincinnati md ,hl-a,o nav Express. Drawing
Coac Buffalo and ~r-p'nsioh Btdst. ,-.,.
- u. m tDuIyl tnst ~ Louis rNprcss. arriving ~ uhho
- nCtlng viii! f1 trains to m Mc't anu ol'
west Pullman'i beat Drawing room se'flhS '""'"oS '"
Buffalo -, az. s,...ir,.
INN. DAILY Pac fc Express for ne West slecrng
aches through tn Buffalo NlHR4lh fA7 Nv, an
Chicago without change iofcl Dinng ears 70 thta1O
Inig..ut riln fnr ia west
Trains ave Chamber street Depot Nrw-l ORR, lor ~
Newark. - Slp ll:3u IN: |lo. 10 %, OH, a'9p
D. and H. mdni GIT Saturday ng45 only 9uh-"y" ''l'
EniRerfod and Passac g. 100 TO- 1920 ttho 1920
o. m train, stops at flutheroh Park only o. 5undaya ~
noon ii5 3 $40 i:fO 6Ip o;:{p, G;lO, ESQ, SlJ D. M u
IalGnighL Sundays $780, i'Z' H. H. l'''' %" j. ' III"
Paterson g. $40 100 $40, t. 1929. ll2o M l2 noon
l;ij, s. $40 $3.50, 100 80 - 80 o.-h YiSu olU 0''
$50. =. 10 p m aud II midnight Sundays d. 90" Vi1'
loco a. m ia 60, , 7 D. NJ. aul II midnight - 90
Sufcrn, s. 200 10: % H. LEO soy q, CIV, y ~, "a
midnsht sunday, q, $3.50. 1920 a. IN l4o $50 p h ana
waT@ck 700 b m. $50 D. N. .
Newburg Cornwall, 800 a.. in $780, 4So H. sun
Rondont and kingston m. $50 p. m: Sundays $50
Goshen @ 30 o 1920 a m 800 800, 4:3O, p snu.
day u, $3.50. 1920 q. H.. O3t, T. IN. - M = - c.
DAYS ~. go The "a. IN ana 1880 pm.
trains with New FORK ana Oswego Midland Railroad
Malu-rt
$40 LOGO a.. NJ a. $3.50 and y IN.
NoT-Boats leave I'D quarter ~ and quarter aher each
hour a $40 M. ana al W - ana ltitOp ~
apartments ia Drdwingroom ana
Sleeping be bauct ami orders Tor the checs ~
transfer Of ba be left al mo co pay ONO
Nos 25g 4Ol ~ Broadway, y. VI NO COuftst blOoA
Ign o at the COmpany's Drpois. . =. - ~. ~. = -. .
EXPIRES, trains from the West arrive IN NeWiOrK al '@o j.
'' 100 JS0 x HBBoTr Gcn1 Pass'r Agt, NeV.York.
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIvI-

LREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
CONNECTION.
foot Of Lberyst for Freehold at slj. ll45 m
l. lJ u. III.
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Gitp Dropertp manieo.

H[ANTED.-At bargains for prompt buyers
w New York City lots and property in Westchestc
COUNTY eau send diagrams with lowest prices Il
JERe. JOHNSON, Jr. No Oh fine"st.
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H0USEKEEPER.-A widow, capable and
experienced seeks position housekeeper where she
could have entire CHARGE would go West undouDed tes
monials given Address NJ. BLISS. Box 7, Tribune Up
town Office, | ,23s Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23

PROVIDENCE LINE Tor freight only.
Steamers Electra leave Pier 20 North River
uoot Of Waren-stl daily except sundays at for
Providence direct FTeighya 81 9west rates
4 w. FugINs D. 3. BABCOCK,
Ger. Pass.Agent fresldent-
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Droohlrn propsrtn for Sale anu Go Cct.

ITO LET Or FOR SALE.-House, 81
I!eksst house snd 40 and 81 Nassau ST.; house
l5s neInsenst GORDON L. FORD % Clark 81, Brooklyn
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OUSEWORKER.-By a neat, tidy, intelli-
gent Protestant young girl Will be generally useful IN
family IN any capacity do good COOKING and good
ant will give best OF recommendations
moderate Can be seen at SGG 6thave near 23dst
Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23

| AUNDRESS, &c.-Two girls first-class
lauudres-. assist CamberwOrk. also Engsh Protestant
cook together separates city country city references
81 Nesi 44th-sI.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW. JERS

Trans leave EneleNood Costr riermont ana Nyaek
Z $50 gb A. M !, 3, 4. 43O. 5:3n 64p, $50 ll3D D. M
sundays . a. IN and 63Op lhe li5O m. train VIII
leave 30 minutes later saturday nights
Nanuet, Spnng Valley and Mousey T. 300 A. m. 400 D. m
JNO. y. ABBOTT, Gen'l Passr AgL, New \ ork
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANf'
u REJWEEN NETWORK AND HAVRE
pier ofCompany new No AZ North River loot 81 Iort'ns
Trayellers hy this line both transit by Engsh ra
way and the dsconfors OF crossing the Channel IN 'n
boat ,.-,...,... 81 n ~,
CANADA. FangcG Medht-liy Api q > D. W.
nh Mrfint~ \ ~ J. l. M
Cbeotsdrawn IyOnnas on Pans IN amounts tOsl
LOUIS DE bEBiAS. Agent ~. - Bi1plHV.
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COVERNESS.-To take entire charge of
~ two little Girls: fluent in French German English
music and the English branches. Address TEACHER Z4l
Adams ST. Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23

COOK, Etc. - A resDectable midde-aged
~ German good COOK baker, washer and iroDei
in American family good reference cards. lOl West
3Gth st. near 6h.aye
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4 AINDRESS.-Bya trst-class laundress who
u thor ughy understands hne washing huug, putting,
and II not afraid II work city or country bet
from last place. Coz 6haye. between Both
ana 6fh.stq
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23

HOUSEWORK, &c.-By a very capable
scotch clr for city or country Is good plain G9Gk
Ing also understands Of milk &c. Call at .92 Gave,
near lStbs.
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I ADY'SMAID and SEAMSTRESS.--By Il re-
~ spectacle gI speaks French and German maid to
lady chdren under stands the full requirements
% mad. IA arranging OF lady's wardrobe; can
hand would not object to light chumbeT
aud has excellent city reference Can be seen at COZ
Gtb.aye 3Jth-st.
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HOUSEWORK.-A steady woman TO do
Homework small family growing adults reference
a6 NanlaLn. 81. first door. back
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Jn5Irnttlon.
For Boys and Young Men-City.
BUSINESS COLLEGE,

This Institution prepares Young for business abso
uIey processes uueQnaled, and its cleptage unsr
passed the OF instruction adlresse. usri u The
learned and the unloarned AMI embraces study and practice
attachments life; the best time TO
when the student II ready other thugs ne
best time NOW For full particulars send Tor college
TEL Tale" sprigh cosby higtoned public alton,
which should be every family. =. PACKARD Prest
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COMEDY WEEK.
Gan FRANCISCO MINSTREL OPERA

ADMISSION, - CENTS.
Open Daily from g. ant 1870 20 20 Open sundays
:, nj
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oN ANnArIEnIANrARv M.

DOUBLE TRACK TIE Npsr IMPROVED TQUIP-
MINT AID iIfE FASTEST ~ MI cos oISTENr
Win ABSOL. iE SAFETY.
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COOK, WASHING, WAITRESS, &c.-By two
- respectable persons; one good cook and assist IN wash
ironing; the other chambermad and waitress
have lived together three in last pace be at
theil former employers. 3J7 West f9thst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23

| AUNDRESS.-A superior laundrnss who is
~ able 10 do mp large wash beautifully can do fine
ting putting and the hansoneSt chifrens clothes city
or ountry highly recommended. 1886 Broadway between
32d
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COOKS.-By competent women meats,
~ soups bread biscuits desserts &c: excellent cooks
for city counry references the PROTESTANT
HOME BUREAU 1873 shave fourth house above l0thst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23

GOOK.-By very good woman, who is a
" splendid cook good worker, temperate and willing TO
90 TO The country Can be CO., 6thve between 10Th
S6th-sts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23

Tor SALE.-At Birmingham, Conn, mod
r. erDl wOsoiy and French root house with wing eight
een rooms sfeam laundry closets cons ryaoiy
eel lot 5Ox8OO feet, ftut and shade trees stables
avn AMI garden bgh ground healthy location, excellent
.rbobooi minutes wax IRON business centre Price
tsslate For further Information Inquire on me premises
A. sSdress THOMAS ELMkS.
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK Monday, March %. 1880.
The following sales we're held at the Ex-
change salesIoom TO-DAY
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NURSE.-ScOtch Protestant woman as infants
~ nurse thoroughly competent willing assist other
work references Cal or two days at POI West 45thst
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NEw-YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL

rbcs. hrstc,Is, steamship. All regularly p from
T,er so Nor.a kiyci. A. r.
CITN Ira CItD q. can't NauScc. ...Wco. Mar H. -
: -af.. \ fll
tons los ifeght OF Pa,sage i2oy
!, WILLIAM +. CLYDE & 60. ~. - Hfpti"C
LAYTON BROS Agents ZOO u tYInf
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HOUSEKEEPER.-A young lady, age 90
4 3l5 West ATTN at. up one flight. right side.
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MIR. GEORGE NANDENHOFF.--U ptOwn
Va readings Simpson & Pect's Iyr Hat 6thaye and
4lst.. WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS March
"a and o. at 3 O'CLOCK. DICKENS. SHAkESPEA RE, ana
POETRY. new programme Reserved seats, 40 cents
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We concur with an exchange in It's
remarks rs follows: In his mesiags 10
Congress Mr., Hayes complains that
the colored men n several of the
Southern States are not permitted TO
enjoy the rights OF citizenship con.
ferred upon them by the amendments
to the Constitution. He says they are
deprived Of the right OF suffrage "by
fraudulent PRACTICES in connection with
the ballots, with the regulations as to
the places and manner of voting, re.
turning and canvassing the votes cast.
This charge made by the Fraudulent
President is not false, but it is an in.
suit to the people Of the South, 1t is
impossible TO conceive OF anything
more supremely absurd and imprudent
than the idea Of the present occupant
of the White House prating about
fraudulent practices concerning the
counting and returning of the votes
cast at any election, If there is in all
this country, one man who should for
ever keep silent upon the subject Of
election frauds, that mau is Rutherford
Is. Hayes. lie knows, and the Amer.
ican people know, that after he had
been fairly defeated, by an overwhelm-
ing majority, he was placed in the
Presidential chair by the most in.
famous frauds perpetrated IN the his.
tory of any free government His ad.
ministration represents the wicked
conspiracy which robbed the people of
their chosen rulers, in 1861. For
nearly four years he has filled an office
to which he was never elected, and
has drawn an annual salary of 1000,
which Of right belonged to Samuel J.
Tilden, the legally elected President of
the United States. When Mr. Hayes
prates about frauds concerning the
ballot, he invites the contempt of Just
mon of all parties.