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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-04-06

Following are the latest quotations
Of -four, grain, wool, etc., in the sar
Francisco market
FLOUR-Superfne, 81 25@4 so, Bakers
snd Family, SIS 5000 90; best Extras. in
shipping lots, S. OO9 62I; DO jobbing,
s. 80; Walls Walla, extra, s. 5O95 S73S
bbl.
WHEAT No. l, 81 95 @ l 81; No.
., 81 87@l 80 p ell.
BARLEY-Feed, so q s2lc. for Coast
saC so @ Soc. f0rBayi Brewing, So @ 973
q Ca.
o .T9-Quotable at 81 q S125 p ctl.
for Feed.
CORN. -Quotable at 81 OO@S1 % p ell.
forLarge, 81 IO@S1 I21 for Small Yellow;
Nhite, 81 O29S1 10.
HIDES-DTy Hides, usual selections,
Flint, l71c,; Dry Kips, lac; Green
Sailed, heavy steers, over 55lbs, 1Oc; do,
under 50 lbs, 9Jz@10ci Kips, 91Ec; Calf
skins, 10 a 12c.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-04-06
MUNICIPAL WARDS


Totals...812 269 $40 sos 373
Grand Total......-..................1,56s
Total affirmative votes !, 81, being
265 votes over and above the neces-
sary tWo-thirds vote required by law.
In testimony whereof we have here
unto set our hands this fifth day
of April, AID. 1880.
L. s. HILLS,
T. R. JONES,
r. r. ANDERSON,
B. Y. HAMPTON,
ALEX. Q. PYPER.
Attest. JOHN I. GAME,
L s. Recorder.
Ths voting was light, and the polls
were quiet all day, but from the above
it will be seen that there was hand
some majority in iavor of the loan,
265 over the necessary two-thirds,
having been cast, which is moro than
the entire negative vote-256. The
result, however, is nothing more than
expected. The figures above will
show the disposition of the various
precincts on the question.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-04-06
What an EngIishman Thinks of
the American People.

lie says they hurry, they eat
quick, they gulp, .hey belch, they
saave stomach ache, headache, liver
,troables and bowel complaint; they
fret and they sceld, they get cross al
nothing and without cause; they look
r sal CIV and holloW-eyed; they look
hungry and can't eat; they spit up
food; they have wakeiul nights. They
die early because they disregard the
true principles 10 correct"
These troubles and many others all
grow out and from torpid liver, and
called dyspepsia or Indigestion They
San be cured ,snd have been cured
etsd in every case With a guaranty
chat tusy will be cured by the use Of
Dr.. Mintie's English Bsndelion Pills.
Sold by all druggists. Price SOC. pei
bottle.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-04-06
PRODUCE MARKET.

Following are the ruling wholesale
buying prices in Salt Lake City
GRAIN-Wheat, so q 9Oc. = bushel;
Barley, SI.35@SI55 p cwt; Oats, s. 10
a $3.50 p cwt.
FLOUR-XXX S2.25@S2.4O; xxx
g. 6592.75 2 cwt.
POTATOES-60c @65c. p bus.
SHELLED CORN-SL2O@Sl.25 cWt.
BRAN-Sl.00; Shorts, S1.I0 p cwt,
BUTTER-3Oc. @ 35c. q ID.
EGGS-I21Ic. p doz.
WOOL-Choice Fleece, 17@I9c p b.
HIDES-Prime Flint, lie 2 10.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-04-06

Health, strength and sigor Of the
Kidneys and Bladder always follow
the use Of the great Buchu compound,
DR.. Mintie's Nephreticum. Bright's
Disease, Diabetes. Inflammation,
Emarting or, Private Diseases are
quickly cured by it. For Leucorrhoe
it has no equal. Don't be persuaded
to take any other preparation. Every
one who has tried it recommends IT.
For sale by all druggists.
SIR ASHLEY COoPER's VITAL REsTo.
RATIvE.-The great English remedy
hss made more cures of Nervous De-
biIity, Seminal Weakness, Lost Man
hood, nocturnal emissioue, lassitude,
.despondency and inability for mental
labor, dependency and such di; easef
.as are induced by youthful follies and
.sxcesses, than all other medicines
combined. It is not stimulant mol
sxcitant, is perfectly safe to take, il
not 8 quack nostrum, and produces
rasults that are N9nderful. Price s.
ger bottle. -Four Zines the quantity
3I0. It will not disappoint you. Trs
a bottle.
To be bad ct the u. G. Ii. 1. drus
department, Messrs. Moore, Allen 6
Co. and DR.. Mintie & Co., IL Rear
uey street, San Franeiso..: d1s
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-04-06

PRAYER by Elder D. Il. Wel!F,
The sacrament was liu4.ui-eeIed.
ELDER ORsoN PRATT said be bad
heen this morning very deeply In
terested in the remarks OF the speak
eTa esDecially in che allusion TO the
fact tba. We are at the threshold OF
the fiilieth anniversary OF the organ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-16
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

LBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE. DREW
- nd DhAN RCITMOSD leave Pier 40 IL. North River,
foot, CdHGl-st ~ week dar. r. connecting az Al.
bay SUNDAY morning excepted win trains North west
AMI East STATE waruct by steaui.
EXcIIi tO Albany and return, GOOD 50 DAYS ~.
". ". rNEREl1. President.
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
II ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRIMS, M1tch
p. m for EastOn. Bethlehem, Allentown, Reading
Mauch Chunk llazeton Malanoy City Ashland Wilkes
G1 IN Mini ESIress daily for Easton Bethlehem
Attention. Mauch Chunk. WilkesbarIe Emra, ithaca,
Geneva Auburn Rochester, Buao Ni"gaIa tAlS anu the
ROBT sAYKE supt and Engr
General Church and COrandtsts.
CHAS. II. CMMMINGs. Agent
NORWICH LINE to BOSTON.-FARE ONE
Picr4O, River daiy, including SuIday3 5:00p
for New. London boston. Worcester &c.
ONE DOLLAR TO BOSTON,
~ -, VIA THE FALL RIVER LINE o,,y
NEWrORT leave New.Y6rl daily excepting sundays, at
Pier 2s NOrlh River foot OF Murrays Leave
Brooklyn 400 p. H.; Jersey city APO p m, via Annex
Is i VIA Tile OLD RELIABLE
SrONlNGION LINE.
81, ne ne elegant steamers SlONlNGION and NAERAGAN-
special limited tickets good only trip for
which they issued boat amt tn as speclded on the
face Of each ticket sold this line from New1 OK to Boston
sIaerooms tickets secured Noe 1868. 397, 7s5 AMI
o. broadway at NetrOpottn and tiith Avenue Hotels
and at 1913 Withn gOBst Brooklyn Tickets
also sold aLa principal hotels Nd ucketVces ad ~ Offices
Of WescOtt Express Co
PROVIDENCE LINE for freight only:
Steamers Electra Gaatea leave Pier - North uy
Qoot Of WaTcnstl daily, except sundays at D. m, for
Providence direct trcightva eerl!ne taken rates
Gen. Pass. A gcnt President
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
/ uKEAT IhuEK LINE M,

ANU INIIIJ II 4 n MNTI ItVL y .
Trains leave New York. via DesbTOsses anu 'otuandt
Streets fer11Cs. follows: -,
U.T-burg PlitsDurg The West and South. with Pullman
Paiacc cars attached. a. M. ana $50 pm daily.
llliamrpOTt Lock Haven, 4. m. $50 m CORY anu
$50 connecting at CORY for Irtusyie Petro
eum Centre aud the OIL Regions .--
Fxurcss of Pullman parlOT daily except suud1y lOL
m. arrive Washington Az p Regular at 400 and
$50 M. and 10 p. m sunday 10 u q 90 e,o, tim
West Philadelphia 400 lSO. Hi-u. ~ LIN
tod il a m. $50. 1. 40. 3 o. 1850 : 80 anu 10 p N
ard II M sunday 1870 and m D. D. 75| ooV anu ~
TrpTess for Philadelphia via Camden. 1880 and p
except Sunday. .--,--
ct Jersey CITY, anorng speedy and direct transfer for
Brooklyn travel ,c.,o. -, to.to, o..
1Iaius arrive Prom lllaOuip ,V' 10, n' ~ T. III
daily: glOa. IN. ESQ D III. daily. except Monday FROM
Washington and Baltimore c:5Oa M, 2 700 4bf iOlOp
m SUNDAY $50 From Philadelphia 800, t:oo, 600
$40. 1910 3a a. 2 $50, $50, 400 $50 $50 and
lOlOp m Sunday. 800 COS, 6JO. 1910 1880 am, $3.50
lO.lOp
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Cfcnrslon5.
reriures ano fIcetluas.

rJ,HF FALL OF VENICE; THE REPUBLIC
4 OT lSi9 AND IT'S HEROIC DEFENCE By DAN lei
NANTN The of the course of lectures by MI LIZ
lam L. KINGSLEY on the history, literature anu gu OF
NoTfh ItaIy will the octircoom ot the Broad
way abe naclc 9th and 3st ST. eni on 14tsI
% rIfJs9IXY nj y D. IN Circulars. with particulars ~
Putnsrs No 49, Fithavc; Srribners 1l5 BrOatwy anu
M the door Tickets for remainder OF course 81 single al
mission 40 cents. .-----
UNITARIAN Conference Meetings ut the
L church the Messiah corner Of PsrI-aTe ahd $%ih
SH15rsssrs nv Rev. Drs- BELLOWS ANA EDWARD EVER
Fi,T HALE Rev Me,srs. ROBERr COLLiEk SHlFFFN'
ANJrs md Cslsrs. The public cordially Invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-16
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
ROUND RR06K ROUTE. ,,

FOR TI.ENTON HNb PHILhDHLPUIA.
Leave New lork from station C. H. H. oil Nd" 'oo'o' LII"
80 g. $50 rs l. p. ON Sunday at $40 A. M
For Hon corner Third and Berkssts at G3u O. lll5
$780, $50, 4. 800 7l1 p m ON sunday al o'io d" '
For ifIcuton, Warren ard Tuctersta $50 75 Q li5
1870 $40 4. 5:3Q no II p m On sunday al $40
'Rcn IG Trains Will leave philadelphia for York
N ". q Z" ION ore M Tn sunday $50 a. m 53G Il D. m
or rom n'' r ana Borks-s al 40 7I5 $50 a. M lis
81 3: T. ESQ 1880 on sunday at $50 1870 p m.
From trenton Warren ANA tucker ssl1o EXCEPT Non non
nay M y1 % On siSday-I:2O 81 a M. G:lj D. m.
Connection made At Jcre CIV station to ana from broA
Tickets for foot Of Liberty ST. Nos ~ ~ 49l ~
C %r Hd Apnrt once Jewels wharf Brooklyn
and check baggage ION n9,, or IerloCnc" 70 S t avn
Application car be n4d W ns once e. a n
connection ~g the Esi % a4 1% AGENT
EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Nan
j gatuck Hon'aonc iIailrQadss.eamer.l leave Cath
Fare lover than by any o'hei routh
EW-HANEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Farc, Fl.
~ leave Peck slip daily lsuudavs eNcepte for
New Haven II 3 and j. o. rI come etinZ with roads
NEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
qseh aR vii eay g S Sa5s GG"f PsPqI Rochester ST.
AbSns and montreal Via saratoga with drawing
lO8O Chicago AID Western EI2rcs' Drawing room
1903 Hprc.s TO ALBANY and Troy With connections
to Gs sn har G aaa f Es f an5 Gs!and
81 $40 p M nrI cyry dSy IN Tho cdh also siccp
ing ears unao Toledo Detroit and for Montreal cN
700 D. Fast K1pross for Monuca hochetcT ana Corn,
Ing Sot wa G y1 va A ns2ns cars TO anu
IN m pac,tc E,urcss daily, with sleeping 20 ~yr~
cusc Rochestcr Niagsra FAILS Buffalo. Cleveland Toledo
So pn m Night Express with sleeping Albany
apa IGy IN sale AZ No, 252 ard 4l3 Roadway an At West
co Express oniecS and 10 and gi2 Broad
G.
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Gelp n)nnle0.

A advertisement FOR THE NEW.
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT TIE
UPTOWN OFFICES. No. LEGS Broadway cor. thirty
nrsi-st., 3OS Vest Twentythirdst, cor EisnthaVe
M. 81 East FOurteenth-st, corner Mon ut!e
76O Thrd.aye. forty seventhsLi at me hAhIlES
OFFICE. No 2..sSi Thlrdavc, One-hunlreLanl
twenty onrtIs Harlem savings BANK Building up 70 50
m. Irregular Office tate1
XNANTED.-A young man to fill a position
w sale man and bookkeeper Address, Win
references, II. H., station u.
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Avon q a 400 II 8 Of Clinsttows Avec, l50x2co;
AV TSo9as XicSander E referee to the dermon" s7ces
sdsys 5o1it fireman S aahs '.'y" 1850
Miller and husblndt to William S CG5j9s peter
SSH Walsh "a "a and wife 10 Mary MsKsycy w.;
Sd1 AND vile go to Bef1iarG $500
lOthaye e - Il Of LswieIG or ST. * e1re 5000
so,b Ss 81 fl Of shave 5ll isx0Os$4 - ooo
s2d a; So $a %es Noble and wife o.
Pearst NO 29g; amos Lyon an" W.i' 10000
rss G%Sss SnG no S igx David Kaubcr ard
vie I. no s5 William
Boyd referee TO James IL Parsons Sooo
Madison; "a ayy cor Sg.'' 4oOo
gait 10 aver So Of Sstst i7x55 James
Io' s9 a6$S @ @
o,6sy. 10, NS Rea GiSeo "e
22d aa' No GlS West 1859 Van scen and ~ ooo
K,n %is 10 s' Rcaa 2ith wal lirrg
ar Charles Billet executor ETC. 10 George 875o
Same Property George Ta66s wife to Charles ,oo
1otia1 Wsy shsi I99GIi5oII!e;saG
Clara T,ds sutton an" o'nci' CIV ~ 1900
ST. No y: Henry Loewesen and Viie'o loo
Bou,eyarS 81; re-: 30 10 F I'm Xiam5 G5oo
,. ADAMS re-: "a r 81 # Of 2Stbsi 2iS4x75
=. Henry r ,T6 t. to pesr Ait 6S oxso John
'' Cfnnns and wife David Dnkel1po and an. ooo
tt GTsr W 5. 5o5 It Of 53dsJ 25Kioo Clemenee
os Ease aa 6 S Iss170 George Van acen and
ss,S Se 49, s i75 & iavc 25x5s9 Nicholas
125st 5SS Co@ps S to Emerson Pcry 1900
e5ts1 s6 80 and Il w Gi to va Bancf 2s7aO
Ci' s;S5n 5 1Ol Wife 10 Hi Mary Warucr
ts 5Ny sSa 1 ME- II 10 g FT S' $500
4o'sst sn iV yfe 70 q bavd Moses 10000
Anna va9 G schsG Of Mad S5%9s9: Lila.
Pe RrSys s 5Sa d sG o'norf evO 800
6S'ssi and d dUis sSi 2 nccand $1,000
9s' 5on MOI to John S wikoif ~. $4,000
solomon simm and their wives to Isaac slmm
RICoEDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
penner 10 II nandel. trustee. etc....::..... $1,000
Briggs H. administrator. etc"nd Others TO Frances
Brown WiaIn 10 William + Lctt............. ]200
LAWRENCE auu ano'no' 2459
oel5 6S@pa al; executor e' 70 '"' De" 800 10000
RECORDED LEASES.
Graydon c 10 wikens and another. No 1873 Market 49,
HATS S'fr ns!af to Eoine KINNEY store aud
basement n cor Lenngionave and l2jthsI5a Ann
Kent Tea' c4 axSsS0 etc. TO Hand cellar
Liprmnn; M M in5o sdave Years rent . 1000
No 800 East S4th. st, years. average rent. I'Ozo
rFCUkDI "ORrHAGE>
paper Eva and husband TO William II Philips, guar ana
dian etc, Gjth st, Of MadsonaVe = years ,sIZiOVO
Bersm 9,n y 70 raD,""' 'o'i'oD ..e $500
Caman aa s@I ami "io'"' " q - 10y ..,. 1000
Din enspe s5 G sHI sao'si sG - 10000
Keys; chris no MILAN IA - 1000
Kieier George e. George r Christman, W AVeA ooo
lioTsn Years a alauOoi anu wiz 5000
MCCALL ss snG Ho 70 : d 49,. 1850
MckeiYey' NStE a aaG Of ave- Years 5000
MarEs Flora and husband 10 George De VIII Jr
and another trustees etc, stave Of 25th-st, oo
Ogden S SE" WE Wet 70 PSI A. 1900
Pa'sen a. II -, 70 y ,T'' . ... s3l
Same TO same, property, years HOOO
Perkins George 10 Clara sutton and Others, 'H- 900
ccutors etc. 10th ave anU l5Jth stu wears UsUO
Perry r. W TO Fanny Mayer and another, executors, 40
etc = i2Oth ftl-ave. years loOIu
hi', snd 7i TlS w 1000
squlsT ~ ~ s 40 ypar 5000
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Gin Rsal estate for sale

nor SALE.-1he thlce-stOry, high sto0p
frame house li2 East IL lth.st; In good order price,
.. 600 e, JtN can remain.
@N'V TliORNTON 81 RODMAN. Real Estate Agent,
go Broadway. corner 4th st.
EOR SALE or RENT.-463 5th-ave., front
II ing proposed Res Park modern cabinet finish !;
perfecf order. CHAS b. HART. lS3 Broadway.
EOR SALE or TO LET.-H0usc, 2jth-st.,
II between 7th anG 9Th aves, Address OWNER, Box 81
Tribune Uptown Once. l,23s BroNway
GH SNM part mortgage, three-stoTy base
fpO.stNbNb, fnent sui ceer frame house all improve
men l33d ST., near Madison ave. possession Ma. J..
BOYD. 4Oo East l14tlst
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amden. 1870 a. u. aud Up. IN.
U'IIE ERIE HALFWAY,

ii uONg
Wi.sTERN RAILROAD Arrangement Of trains. taking
ee nee; incInnan and Chicago Day Express Drawing.
room Coaches Ia Buffalo and Suspension Bridge
On m fDalyl Fast - Louis Express arriving at Buffalo
west Pnllmans best DrawingToOm Sleeping Coaches 10
Buffalo. - 90, 49, az.
Coahes through 10 Buffalo Niagara Falls, Cincnnaii
and chicago without change also Hotel Dining cars
" nm Tnipfant trau for the West
Trains leave Chambers street Depot. Sew York Tor -
Newark 6:iJ, 80 1880 $40 to- go Gl0, 7:3)
D. m aud ~ midnight Saturday nights only Sundays 0lj
m D ,oI1 and Passac g. $50 10 1920 a. H. uhc 1920
m frain Rutherford Park only sundays. II
noon l45 g. $50. i:fO jlO $3.50. G:lO go $40 D. .
midnight undays g. $50 1920 a M l45' $50 p n aud
~ Paetson g. Gas $50 $40 10 1920 1880 M u noon
$50, 10 y m. and i miugh Snnd9ys q. $50, 9l5,
1920 q. m, - 6.5o 2 p H., and midnight 81 80
q, 1870 10 20 l.45 800 b, bU, p ~, -
midnight sunday g. $50 1920 m. l45. G30 p IN. and
Newbufg and cornwall, $50 n. m. $780, 4sO sun
HonS S5T ana Kingston No. $3.50 p Sundays $50
o. inben g. 100 O. 1920 m. $780, $50 4:3O p m sun.
Gay N E,cJown 7-JO 3 iO2O a. m $780, 43O D. IN. sun.
aHI eg0 I620a M $50, p. IN. The i:3O p. m
trn- connect New Ok and Os"egO Midland Railroad
at Mans: vi. 100 o. 1920 a. m. 42O o. pm Sundays
e catr leave Ist Gsrtor Of and quarter after each
bNr ro,n 5:i5 A. IN. .5 ana az 1913 aud li5
60 nm, be obtained and uidc1s for the che king
az 81 baggage may Lent ompany Offices
ivD o1 gf ihe Coinpanv's Drpuis 1900
trains from the West aInve III Newfor AZ ';21 A.
m 1919 az Jw6 <. EBRoTr Gent Ag New.YOrk.
NORTHERE RAILROAD or NEW-JERSEY
Trains for ewood. Cosicr I1enout and Nyack
T. $40 % so a. M l. - T. 400 30. GAO $50. ll3D u. ~
ieavo 70 m iuutes air1 Saturday n'ghLs.
Manuel. Sla1ng valley and Money 10y a. ~; 4:'V IN
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TO PHlLADELpHlAAl "a
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

TO GIILADELfHlAn
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
TIE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
NKw-YOEk AND PHILADELPHIA.
II THOUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY 3 DEPOTs
IN PHILADELPHIA, ~ NEW-YOkK.
DOUBLE TRACK. TIE MOsr IMPROVED EQUIPMENT,
AID 1HE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
On AND AFlEk JlNUAPN ~ 1887,
F1vrss ieaye New ok VIA Desbosscs and Coranit
4Sa 80 ga. 8 d I1ni'ed. II q. m $50 l. 4lO o. g.
$50 r50 an 10 D. m ard j. hishl Sbudiys 800 and
H.. D. o. $50, $50 and M aud IL nlgri
INpr ~ Trans cve NcwYOIk daily except SUNDAY AZ 'O
aLd PM running through via Trenton AMI Cani N
Boats 81 brooSfa connect with ~ through " ans
al jersey Cy snurlng speedy and direct transfer FOR
efrin train. leave est Philsdsiphs 1921 $40 34j
T. 7.a6 + $40. auo J. a. ~. uimel Express, l"jO D. nj
l:is 2 l. 5JD T. and 100 on SUNDAY. IL; y. 3D.
Candra a.. 40 soup m. daily, except sunday.
cge Ofces3h anu 9l4 Broadway AstOrli ouse AMI foot
Of peshrOses aid Cpf1ndtfts CnuTtst and BTpoyn An
mex Depot loot OF Fultonst nTooklyD Nos llB and us
Hudson HOBO zen Depot Jersey CIV Emigrant Ticket
Transfer Company VIII cali lo ~~' s.sSN
bsg@eee tIon hotels aud residences , ,,u,,u,
TEANK THOMSON. 60 J.. =. + -. y w., H. nan,
Shn- General Aanager 1enef~ f~ssvhSef Asens
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5itnatlons Uanten-mdles

4 DvERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW:
9SKK TRIHUNt VIII BE- Gcgiv VI at T
e. or 3CS West 9sontythrdst. corner EiEatSave
IA sT G s e ARH osecE
No 2.s Third cor onohundred am,
Caicerifos DAM ""'''"s" "p - ' A''
COACTIMAN, &c.-CHAMBERMAID &C.
- BY Respectable English Proie man and wife age
and competent; best reference Apply at CARPENTEKs,
lOS Gthaye, near 9tl.st
ENGINEER.-A Practical Machinist and En-
~ gneer desires situlton; hrstclass reference from
present 3PSysE IS to a9y AND Re ycn Adde'S eS
AZ S 90 Duanest New York CITY.
GARDENER.-By frst-class florist, grape
~ cuturs &c understands laying ont grounds and gen
@ address ' Box f. baSe once
GARDENER.-B thorough practical man;
~ married understands hot and cold eraperes. green
management Ola place good Address W IT, Box
6, Tribune Uptown Once l,2Ss Broadway
GARDENER-I desire a situation as gar
address D. a. HIGGINs. Finishing, l. l.. n =.
GARDENER, &c.-By an English Pro-
Nj married m9a aged ~ year, w one cd Is
gspeles budding pruning outdoor flowers snd vegetables
&pp at S is near
9thst.
GARDENER and FARNIER.-By married
caro- Of GENT. cans place can ave city from
his last employer Address f. j. G, at Bridgemans seed
GARDENER and FARMER.-Thc advertiser
~ year, practical cnce In all depart
mcu- Of his business wife would take cnage OF dfy IL
Address, J. c. Box 49, Tribune Uptowg Office 23S Broad
way.
USEFUL MAINLY a German Protestant
u with small family prefrrs ROOMS 10 i've IN; can
and drive horses ik. cattle, DO Paerlne, farm
work. &c; best recommendations Apply at CARPENIERS,
los Gthave, near 9tnst
i%AITER.-By IA Swedish young man in a
private fmy; IS thoroughly eXpericncod waiter has
reference CITY or country Gail At l49 East ia ST
SAAITER.-By Trustworthy and competent
w man refers 10 last employer with whom he has lived
for number Of IA frat caterer II required no
objections TIE country. Address "COMPLIENI' Box
81. Tribune Uptown Office l25s Broadway
WAITER and CHAMBERMAID. SEAM
French couple rstclss character capabilities appear
city country wages moderate. Can AT OCZ OtlaVep
between 18th and a6thsis.
WAITER and USEFUL MAN wants stua-
w ton hotel restaurant; civ o. coun,Tyi wages
Wiling and ObgDg make himself very Gselu has COOL
references. AZ tho PROTESTANT HOME BU Rl-AC, los
6th ave. near ldtilst
MANTED--By a youth II years old, living
w with arehts. situation IN wholesale plumbing mate
rial house wIts tar hand three years references given
Address GEORGE, 799 Giernwioisi
EXATCHMAN, JANGTOR, COLLECTOR, or
any position 81 trust ~ honest 20 years refer
any amount OF security WAGES moderate d. f. FINN
32J Jtl-aYe
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Brooklnn proprrln for Sale ano 90 Lei.
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE.-FOur new
brown stone dwellings Brooklyn. finished with all i'm
Toyrmcnts together separate centrally located HOYr,
Son & MESSENGER. % Nassau u.
rCO LET OR FOR SALE.-IIouse, 81
/ Ucssst. house and store - an 81 Nassau ST. house
l5s Nemscn Al. GORDON L. FORD. 81 Clark IT,. Brooklyn
90 nll --3-story brown stone on one OF
sp C.SDtDp. the best streets the lin. Brooklyn
rutland & WHITING, Beekmaust
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NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ Leave NcwYork foot Iibcrtysf.. 9. r. H. OF y
SID q. m-For faimng1alc, Toms River. bahesal anu'n
tCImedate stations 800 ......,. nav
side AND FOR ATLANTIC CITY. H., , rr,Ler
D. M For Farmiug dale Toms liVer' baiitgaI i"'A
ton f, H. and Phadc pha
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIyI-

Leave Ncw.York. foot Of Libertyst for Fed anN IoI
Branch, ocean Grove &C. at s:lJ, ll:io a. n H'' " ''
y. III. t-r,.p,D1- a. # Ar AVA y
eT.iFioN To- and from OCEANIC ard FAIR UANE ~
Ri5n RANI.. 10 ana from POINT PLEASANT at SEA
GIlgT. with all trains
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5ieamboa!s an0 Railroads.

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID Leave New-York from loot OF Desbf"sse' anu OoS
Washington plsare c9,a96P' t G1eiiana Sn
and he south Pullman ears from Baltimore to Newark
on M Tor iI eton and West Pullman cars from
Newort 60 to pst more en- nen5a Iodanapo Lon.vio
and s. Loais TiroTsi, Pullman ears Baltimore to chcin
nat iooop m av ihc South and wc, pa
lo, cnnnect for Chicago cincinnati. indisuapo
W. S LS Pullman ears rom Ra1 iS 70 cncn
natl connects at WASHINGTON with trains for Lynchburg.
Psass c, a. o GS%Ps so Of o a,;aa BIZ
and Desbrosso.ots. and Depot JerScy SSlIv HFpPAsK.
ROUND TRIP Tl&Ð6Tc5o I L9 &HB16E'AS y AiN'NN
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEI.
Terry sraron in Ncw.York foot of Iiberty.st. ,,,,
Ferry station in Brooklyn foot OF Fuitonst' 'e"e''
roo:nmeucns october G. ls19-Leave Newyok' foot OF
% a. For Frmington Easton. Belvdere Bethlehem
Bath Allentown hauch Chunk Iamaqua naah 10Y ciy;
with Ia a~gnna and Western italirold ounoln
Buds Lake and Lake Hopltcong EastoI AeRI ssbarre
H lesant9n iI baayIiie, Mli.arasport ctc.
1oV D. Fo- Femmgion. Easton, HATH Allentown Maneh
%hnn1 Tana1ga MaaTo{ e oy acoumb Lancaster
EIhlaa io'1',i H2TFsbnrg eier schooeys Mountain
Budus Like and Lake HoplIcong Eas'on
0 VIZ "5' M'S or s 'tH and Fl,mneon ~ chunk
5:$ p. ally for Ea,cn Aign,o"n5 N' Wet con
1ccs At unStoa TO- Delaware Laekawanna and western
Iailroa al.
S S iSS l ql3 SaG g. o. 7' 72 1919
g.i 3 $50 :4J 4.4:l5 $50 445. ., 1;i5 ':' I;i'' -
CIj $50 + 7:J 7:lj S:lj 9l5, lob H. u p W pr,L
sunday trains leave 10 r:i5 y. m, II D. NJ for louhl %
ard mc.Hcial stations al $50 p H. for haSoh N"'"
For NSWaE"A At i5 G:I5 90, 7lj, 7A5 80 ~ g5
& g. e ii 7.ii q ai5 rro A. s,,on.
tfgfu= 10 IoUfs limo idbc ~ A'i'|
Boats Of ic Brook vn Ere Annex make ~. ~
Jcrsc, cry station aud from BrooNbn ana Ec '''i''
seY city
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH plNl-
fcove ycvyork foot OF Ijncrtvst for Fed Bank, Long
EraBch Grove. &C.. s:lJ lI:ij a. m 49, - '''
p. IN. ,.o.. t.r,.pnpT ot II ATAWNN
STSfiON. o. and from OCEANIC ard FAIR ia - t,
RFn RANI.. 10 from POINT PLEASANT at S-A
GGKT. with al trains.
FREEHOLD AND NLW-YORK RAILWAY
Z CONNECTIONS. -,
leave foot OF Libertyst for Freehold nj $40 i'' ~
). J:lj i. III
NEW-JERSFY SOUTHERN RAlLWA1'
~ Leave New York. foot Libcrtysf g r. r. ot y Al,
slj 2. m-For famngaalc, Toms livct bainesa' anu'"
tCmeliate stations 49, , -, ..,, ., nay
~" y ro, Fard ',ae IONS RIVER Barrtgat Tucker
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asal gsiaie 10 &ehanse.

gI,O EXCHANGE.-A beautiful country place
IN Nes Jersey and cash good HOUSE,
choice taeaIiop JASPER r. CORNING.
1874 Broadway, Room ).