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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-05-28

STATE OF VERMONT, CALEDONIA DISTRICT 5.
- In Probate Court held at the Probate Office in
St JOhnsbury, within and for said District on thr
18th day of May A. ID. 1880.
An instrument purpOrting to be the last VIII and
Testament of Louis Bowman late of Peacham IN
said district, deceased being presented to Court BY
Probate:
1t is oedered by said Court, that all persons
concerned therein be notified to appear at a ses
sion of said Court to be held at the Probate Office
in St Johnsbury the 18th day of June. A
d. $780, and show cause if any they NAV have
against the Probate of said Will; for which mr.
pose it is further ordered, that a copy of the Fee
ord of this order be published three weeks success.
lively in the CaledOnian, printed at ST. .Tohnsburv
previous to said time appointed for hearing
By the Court, Attest
HENRY FRENCH, Register.
A true copy of Record Attest
33-35 HENRY FRENCH. Rerister
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-05-28
MOORE'S LIVERY.
HARNEssEsG HARNESSES

Thanking the people of st. JOhnsbury and vicin-
ity for their liberal patronage in the past, would
inform them that shall continue tn manufacture
and keep everything usually found in a frst-cass
Harness Shop, including
Heavy Work, Light Double Driving, and
all styles of Single Driving and
Express Harnesses.
My aim is not to see how cheap an article 1 can
make, but to see how good harness l can make
for the least possible price. also keep a complete
assortment of
Whips,
Horse Brushes,
Combs and Cards,
large variety of Interfering
Goods, Enamelied & Rubber Cloths,
Enamelled & Patent feathers
Oil Cloths, Horse Cow
ers & Nets, Car
riage Mats
HARNESS OIL, AND SOAPS.
~ Repairing attended to promptly.
JOHN L. COUCH,
Basement of Danville Block, Opposite Pass. Depot
ST JOHNSBURY, VT.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-05-28

PATENTS.
r.. H. E ID D Y.
No. &c State Street, opposite Kilby Street Boston
Secures patents in the United States; also in
Great Britain, France and other foreign countries
Copies of the claims of any Patent furnished by.
remitting one dollar. Assignments recorded al
Washington. No agency in the United States pos
sesses superior facilities for obtaining Patents OF
deeTtdiIing the pdtentabiti.y of intentions. r. Il
EDDY, Solicitor of Patents
TESTIMONIALS.
Il regard Mr.. Eddy one of the most successful
and capable practitioners with whom 1 have had
official intercourse. CHAS. MASON.
Commissioner of Patents
Inventors cannot employ person more trust
worthy or more capable of securing for them an
early and favorable consideration at the Patent Of
hce"-EDMUND BURKE, late Commissioner OF
Patents
Boston, October 10 1876.
X. IL. EDDY, Esq.-Dear Sir: you proc I for
me, in 1910, my first patent. Since then have
acted for and advised me in hundreds of cases. and
procured many patents, reissues and extensions.
have occasionally employed the best agencies in
New York Philadelphia and Washington, but l
still give yon almost the whole of my business in
your line and advise others to employ you.
Yours truly, GEORGE DRAPER.
Boston. Jan I. 1SS0--1V
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-05-28
Carriages! Carriages

am on hand with the largest assortment of Top
Carriages ever offered in Vermont consisting of
Phaetons, two and three Springs of every
Style and Quality, Cornings, Whitechap-
peIs, End Spring Piano Box Tops, Brews-
ter Side Bars, Jump Seats, CornelIs, Con-
cord Wagons, Piano Box Wagons, and in
fact most anything in Carriage Line.
In this lot have some very Fine Grades in Pha
etons, the Latest Styles out and all the Latest In
provements such as Ives & MiIler's Steel Pa
tent Axles with Rubber Cushions. the best
Improvement out Tops trimmed with Hascy
Sons No. Leather, and with Best German Broad
CLOTH and every Carriage Warranted First Clash
every respect. Also some of the finest eraGesd
Brewster's Side Bars. a finer grade of Caring,
than ever brought to town. Ont of this lot of Car
riages 1 am prepared to suit any man in want
anything in the line.
will here say these carriages were all contract
ed for before the rise in stock, which enables M
to sell lower than the lowest. Any person in wan
OF Phaeton can purchase one of me $I
less than of any Concern in Vermont.
Every Carriage will be represented just what,
is, and warranted in every respect Also NJ
Der of Second hand Carriages which will bes
low
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1895 HENRY FRENCH, Regis,.

SIAIE OF VERMONT CALEDONIA DISTRICT
- In Probate Court holden at the Probate ~ \
IN St Johnsbury in said District, on the stb V 5'
of May, A. ID. 1880. ~" uay
George Clark, Executor of the last will 49,
testament of Joseph Parker, late of BurLe' I ~
said district, deceased, presents his administer III
account for examination and allowance and mol
application for decree of distribution anJ mt.
htion of the estate of said deceased PAT
WhereupOn, it is ordered by said Court that al,
account and said application be referred /" s s
sion thereof to be held at the Probate Office in S
St Johnsbury, on the 31st day of NAV. 4 Nv
1880, for hearing and decision thereon; And !, y
further ordered that notice hereof be given +" ~
persons interested by publication of the s,r an
three weeks successfully in the CaIodoniia'l,e
to said time appointed for hearing that they in,,
appear at said time and place, and show cause (
any an 11,hey may have, why said account should NOT
De allowed, and such decree made
BY the Court Attest
"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-05-28

The following is the sworn statement to the In
surance Commissioner of Massachusetts of the Il
nancial condition of the
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-05-28
JOHN w. MURKLAND,
BARTON, VT.
AUCTION BILLS.

Orders for auction bills by morning mails car
usually be filled and returned evening train
same day. Our facilities for Half and WhOle-Shee
Posters, are better than ever at
CALIFORNIAN OFFICE.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-05-28
FARM ERS

will exchange Stockbridge Manures OF Bow
kers Phosphate for few cords of wood.
f. +. RICHARDSON, Agent
ST Johnsbury Dec 10 1879 12tf
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Still at the Old Stand,
MOORE'S LIVERY,

Second Block South of Court House, Main Street
II. C. MOORE
St Johnsbury April g.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-05-28

VIII make the Season CAfarch LIST to October 31st
A ID. 1850 for limited number of Mares at S S
HOUGHTON'S PAVILION STOCK FARM,
OXFORD, n. H Price S25, in advance. Mares
not proving with foal may be returned, free of
charge, next season.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-05-28
. HENRY FRENCH, Register

SAMUEL HIGGINS ESTATE
~ Inc Inc subscribers, having been appointeJ L.
donna, commissioners to receive, exami1a ~ ytAt-
lust all claims and demands of all person. .al ad
the estate of Samuel Higgins late of 81 TA2't
vent, and the term of six months from tb .nsA
of April, 1880 being allowed by said Can't ~ ay
creditors of said deceased to exhibit and 20 Tue
respective claims before Give notice tbt 'Iel
will attend to the duties of our appOiNtns,, we
the dwelling house of Mrs. Samuel Higgins. IN s,
Johnsbury, in said district the 4th day Of june
and 5th day of October next, at one o'clock in m,
afternoon on each of said days.
NJ. A. POTTS, (c,
1896 w L. PEARL SCom IS
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1sTILL1AHEAD1
OF
ANY IN THE LINE.
will offer for the next sixty DAYS the Finest
lot of RUBBER and NICKLE TRIMMED
n A r NJ E S s z S

every description Made of the best Oak Leather
and all hand stit> ID, and made to order by one OF
the best Manufacturers in the business. This LOT
was contracted for before the Rise in stock
and will offer them to my customers at Old
Prices. This is one of the best chances to pur
chase harness that will ever be offered in st
Johnsbury again. Don't forget the place, at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-28

fI'HE LATEST PARIS RAGE.-LADIES
FANCY BAG ant OPERA MUFF- % match ha's ana
models November 6 Fashionable dress and
ClOakmaking. No 40 West 2sth st.
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flne ARTS.

ZINE ARTS-A tine newly painted drop cur
a tam Tor sale reasonable puce subject The Mar
rlyc OF Bacco" 2Sz30. Apply 10 e.. RUsDELL LIB
Broadway room No. 81.
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Nnslness GnGlLcss.

A COMPANY OWNING VALUABLE RAIL
a wav imDroyerents tle foundation NJ very large.
profitable and h business VII sell some ch o. any one
wishing o. OprOrtuat promising very dr-e
returns ia absolutely safe. Addrc HaDFlIABt IN
We MtNT. tribune ONCE
EOR SALE-The h4t factory known rs
4 JAMES H. PEENTrCE'- .balkupu,of Brooklyn. f. D.,
ultn rs good coutiD and running rider Terms
favorable. For further particulars inquire or ROBERT
Is assignee. 5J6 l.ro1.war. N-N 70 rd Dlt}.
MANUFACTURER AMI others wishing 60
va De scnrei in canada Dg person TiTh extended
business long experience. should address
tl Wednesday next L. r. CLDUGA1k Continental Hotel,
New-IOrS
TO CAPITALISTS and NANCFAC IURERS.
4 For sale MIuufI urng properly. goods staple rolt
throughout United states and Europe ac 'ly ana hnei};
arg st most 0mglce OF Us lht n Ant ca splendid water
mower ten acres land directly On line rurolU tree ana
clear Brook vu Newl ork CITY lopa,t nierAined part
payment. brick factory steam power ten acres
land minutes from civ; price $1,000 Address FACTORY
Tribune tftC
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Gteamnonts ano RaiIrJIos.

4 REDUCTION OF FARE.
- ro p.ro,. EALL HIyER LiNEii r7.r, TICKETS
steamers BRISTOL and PhJNib-N -, Diy 'lnd ID
Toi J, fisr ~ i}o' u oel o,i i''''
he e. .iateroom- yc can be o5taned AZ all principal
hotels tcae Offices an t. i1r Oh the Pier and board
G-'. l.. CoNNoR. BORDEN LOWELL.
Gen.r. Passenger Agent Agents.
EOR BRIDGEPORT aud all points on Maui
aIiie SIN Pier 3d. +. r.. daily at 1850 AM 2.3O pm.
Far. loser thlu icy any other route.
FOR NORWALk AND DANBURI DAILY.
2l5 M. 539-st F A. -sPm FARE s. CENTS.
EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
~ @ 5 g = Ga la 15. e ,-. a. %
raIal. Aaacn 5nHns VGees6aTie. Tow ANITA, w,yeliy
Ithaca Geneva, LYONS Buaao and me Vest Pullman sep
POINTS i n sah a5 and Ha1i To- ' c'a rs5as
F. b. ~ \ G io , 14',
NEW,;YoRK, CEXTRAL and HUDSON
L., through rams Wa leave Grand Central Deoot
1880 chicago Expre,s irawingroou cars To canal.
100 H. 10 4 ban5 sad roy. with 20 Utica
46op p. M. Ac5dmmoiatin 10 ALBANY ana Troy
- Lou ane every a1y .- tn ,, VIZ ~. Mo- 3o
uea * rD'ing sunday nigh "! tat3sA e, o ear. 10
Nasara "a E5c1ester Bai'o clsy-iand Ioldo Detroit
and Chicago
500 D. NJ Fist for Moutrea Rochester ana Corn
ing via Geneva sleeping cars TO Geneva i0che'''r ana
Montreal Adams. 49,. 49, .,,.--
1870 H. \ ght Express, with sleeping cars to Albany
cseis sale 1t Nos 3D. % and 4l3 Broadway ana at
We.cor -xpt Olct- 3 Par>-pllCe. and and J42
BROAD ty aud 33j Isa4ugtOu ST., brooklyn
NJ TOT Ctl. zen. -un G.. b. " brh.E Don. Psesr Agt
NORWICH LINE n,.-,.-,.,.
y To Boston Worcester. NaSnud Portland ana me LAST
-, Nm oudOa-SteameTs leave Pier No. Az North River
al 100 p. IL v. oULd-ys excepted
aA>H>rlS RMLw + Coz
81
OnN. nov p, l--V.
NOTICE.-Tbe new StaIon at l20tn-.t. and
y z,i-aye viii. be opened the pubic after Non
Tsv Nov ~ +. X. HAIN, General Manager.
DOCKAWAY BEACH.-New-lolk, Wood
IA .4van and EOcoaIay E4u road. cave daily except
~uuCar. Hunters lOuJ 6.lu led 4. III, 4:iO ..
Leave l.u.ai a.. 9..t t. M 81 b:'J p. ~.
MANHAITAN RAILWAY co.
OFFICE GENhiAL MANAGER. Sol. u BroadWay,i
NEY-l DIRK, Nov. "a. 1850.
ar
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Grqtes ano fenoer5.

YNHE LARGEST MANUFACTURERS OF
a LOW AND HALE LOW GRA rEs,
BRASS OPE kIkL-PLACE>,
with AndIrons wood coal, Brass
Tenders. Fire ami Coal Hobs
MINTON'S TIL1s IN great variety. Wholesale ana retail
Estimates gwen architects and builders.
j. =. cONoNER & CO.,
No. ,ti> Cana ST.. New York
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Sales bn Ancilon.

Il COTTON, AUCTlONEER. - SPECIAL
4 NOTICE Messrs. Warren Ward & Co.. who are
from their pr sent place Will sell al pnblc
auction their Of rich eegan Furniture rep
rcsentng $50 $4,000 Tuesday. November 80 and
"wednesday Thursiy. December and a their are
rooms spring Crosby Catalogues ready and
their place business AMI also at the auc
ton rooms $50 BROADWAY
NEOhTyAGE SALE-ThomaS II. sullivan.
VI Auctioneer sells Monday 10 ock at NO ~ st
4th-st the furniture fixtures OF lager Der saloon
AsHBEL p. FITCH, attorney fIr mOrtgaCee.
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Seal5kiu 5acques, etc.

ECRS, FURS.-Seal >acqueS too short length
enri with sal OFT beaver Dr amy trimmings six CIT
oulars or mans ur ned tur e Ht small ex ense slh
"a East tl--t.
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6taIloncrp.

FRANCIS & LOUTREL. - MIiden-lane,
solicit YOUR Blank Books, stationery and Print
"A IIsU prices
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DOR RONDOUT aud KINGSTON.-Landin
III tuzz-ns west Point. Cornwall NewDurg. Marlboro,
Milton. P1ushseePse F. pns coma can " th ster ana
n ia DWIS and ia ma CORN ELL leave DAILY AZ
o. m IIrr 81. Eortu River. foot Of HIfrsIn--L
xceut saturdays IE0m4' Cornell leaves nj i3D DIE.
NEW-HAEEN. HARTFORD, &c.-Fare 81.
~ steamers PrckiD ally ,-undiys executed for
-. - IL IL = ID ~
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amusemenEs.
a CADEMY or MI

4 CADEMY OF MUSIC. TONIGHT.
THIS SUNDAY EVENING NOV 49, 1892 AT
O'CLOCK.
PC4sIET's - tbAT MATER.
Supplemented Vttl 70 misc cI4acOB3 Concert IN which
Mile. ALNTNA VALERA.
Miss ANNIE Lou ISL GARY.
Mme. MARIE LOUISE SWIFT
Mile. ANNA De BEEOCCA,
signOr CA7rpANTNL sguOr IA Eli.
-lguOr GALA--L Sl9nnr ONT,
Ana Ia full Band and Chorus ~ HE'S MAJ SlHs
OF ERA Val take pSr- ,,ux
Directo or ~ rhe Music Condur -gn0r AhDiii
LAST WEEK Bot lREE OF THE OPERA
MONDAY. nov. 20.
LINDA II CNAMOUNI
CARO- sgnor RAVE Lfs AEt0g3 sganr Gaiassts Pier
otto Mss ANNIE Lou I~h CARY and Linda. Ame-
EtELNA GE-TIR
Director OF Music AHDITI
WEDNf DAY Dec l.
BOlTO'- CELEBRATE OPERA.
MEFf- OFEIE.
SIfnOr CAMPANINt. -tgnor NpVARA, Miss ANNIE T.
CARY, ami Mile AIWlNA VALERA.
FRIDAY III 3.ATDA.
CAAPANINi, NoNAItf, GhLAS-I. Miss A. T. CARY,
and Nile ALWINA VALE IA.
MOEDhN. DEC. IS. MARTHA
Marta. Nine ETELKA GE4s- SER.
Boz nnlca from ~ D.
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81 ANiAi4AA HALLWAY co.
OFFICE GENEtAL MAAAGLE. SEQ. u broadway
THE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
L NkW.YORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL

>GENENr OF TRAINS TAKING EFFECr N9y.l5, 1880.
ga Ciucinnatl and Chicago Day Express Drawing
6p IN (DsiyJ-Fast Il Louis Express. arnylng at Buf,
flo a. connecting " IN last rams 10 Ile We an
70 aIe.- tactic Express The West. sleeping
Coaches through 10 BundO Niagara Falls. Cincinnati and
Chcac change; Hotel Din cars 10 Chicago
7.Ij p. rm.sranl tram Tor the " est >-,-, tor
Trans CaIlDers street Depot Ne" VH, IC IL, o.,
NewaTK Gao, "a ll:3O m BIZ 40 ~ olU, ,.1J
2. m aud 2. midnight SATURDAY nights only 9uut's'
9'11 II m m sGd Pa.sac o. 49, 10 1929 m-the lo:1J
q m train stop ~ rutherford only on sunday noon
l:45: $500 5.Jf 4:4O DIV s0 C;lV % q AZ gt0 A. m
sn9 - = 10 TO- lo:2O, i Lao 3. 800
~ , ~ - SUNDAYS o. $50 1870 NJ lao $50 III
ana IL n'Hl5 ..r,. 6.4- Easel. l.:t .:., ..-u
80 III. -.;t. III. IA 80 -i4-'24 --tuid-y ii --'- ,ny
eusern COO 100 1920 las, 800 300, 81? 10
and u midnight SUNDAYS. o.ol SOU Ao'-o @'
M i a4Ss 94 7:5 p l5s -"2 N n " 45aP m
New burg Cornwall 100 a M "''' 40" p III sun
day go a ~ kingston 800 d. $3.50 sundays 800
a. ,5n5i.hea D. 7jO y 1920 M ~ $50 AGO. = 7l5 IN
sHndty % ~ 80 D. 1870 m 3:jJ 40 = l:lo 2 m
~ rams connect wilh New-York ana Os"ego AdAni
Port Grrvs 100 g. 10, SO a. and D. H. - '-' = Ill.,
day 90V 23tst quarter Of ana quAieI 4iIer
eacb bour from 5:45a H. 10 $40 p H. anu " oi' 1l 49,
D. H. ,r ,.,-...,e AMI Ilr Apartments 10 DRAW NJ
Ick Is 10. Coaches Dc obtained I'D ordos Tor tn3
and seepns Ter OF Baggage be eit a.
Tapys 0nees Nos @a0, IN the C6mnsHy's bcpott - w.
Court st Pis fr West arrive New ior~ at 10
aud ll:4 a M +g1 AlGEBoI GEM Passr Ast NewYOrk
~roR,CHEKN RAILROAD OF NEW-JEKSEY.
y rrain- leave ERgeWOOd Cioster FlerHont and ny
49, b o. g. A. 40, !" PSI so, Li,oO D. 1
I'm" 20 minutes oaIurday nights,, a.,o ~ a.,
"1nDeL spring Valley Mon,ey' '' '''' l. h. Adv
D. mo. " ABBOTT. General P.ssr a gent. New York
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NOTICE.-Tbe new Stauon at 12Otn-.t. and
y z,itye viii. be opened the pubic after Mon
DIV Nov f. X. NAlN, General Manager.
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RAILROAD

AND UNITED TIA f. MAIL ROUTE.
Trains Dcspro5acS tOtADdl 7trttb'
Ferries follows: , ..,. ,..,,.-
paiac. 4 ar attached $3.50 a o. AMI 80 p m 1alY-
" Ill4msfert Lock Haven 40 $50 2 M; CORY and
Fe AZ ~ D. u CORY Tor IttisvlIr, Ictro
lrum entire and tN on REGIONS. .,~
p'r orr n, s.higo. auG south. Limited Washington
xDre4 Pullman PIrOr cars .dllT r1rp sunday, ~
B. d.. WASHINGTON y. M ttt-uT Al A-~O anu oi-v
m l. 4 and !. D. ~. sunday. lu lL IA. 10 ,,..o ...
E1ursss i0r PhIlade pta 49,, o. p gu ilV GO
1!+rI-f~ m i. g. $40. .. %. =. 80. anl 10
ana j. night SUNDAY 1870 AMI $50 a Me- D. y T. $50 aHd
no. n. And u night -,
except sunday .... --.,, all .b.,-,.,. ,-o..,
NJ Irso, CIV snorong speedy ana direct transfer Tor
BROOKLYN travti. ,....-. 1o.,u %, oq- o.,
llAns ia m ana $50 n. daily except Moray From
Was,iugt5a anu Baltimore. go a N 80 40 . %
sunday. $3.50 m From PhladelD Ia 800
ty'" On IOs0 Il.u a. m 40 . 800. 400. j.2u. $50
20 az .nd 1925 D. sunIAs. $500, 600. :, lU.4O
9ry5n , m $50 $3.50 ana 1850 p. M.
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Doar0 ano Rooms.

Eass SIZE.
4 DYERTIS EMENTS FOB THE NEW,
a YORK TiLBgEE WILL ., ,E EEcEI Ed At , TIE
Ers or ~ -xth:ave. bet Forty seventh md Forty
as tast Fourteenth ST. coraor Union square 100 Third
ave cor fortysyeatn At. Al the IA RI NJ OFFICES No
four,h arlem savings Bank Building up TO p m, at
ELEGANTLY furnished rooms for gentle
d1ng ' Fast aot a1''0' &c nSn'' reference s'
STH-AvE. al and 743.-One large, pleas
- ant AMI a smai. front room. With boart-
0STH-Sf 40 EAST.-Superbly furnished
DO second and tlrd door private table
FAST 3OTH-ST.-A large second story
Al room sunny. suitable for two to let with board
References.
West Side.
4 DVERTISEMEN FOR THE NEW
tProWS oPflcEs so I.s3s Broaiway corner Thirty.
M . Of sos sos est si Tssn St cor ' Eshsy '
81 fourteontlsi corner unio t,1 Itre go Third
iooI and - i r6risv cor oae,saniTsd;and 5wsuty
An ENTIRE second floor TO let with first
~ class board. also single room III West 34tlstr
near dthAve.
rI,HREE ar four gentlemen will find hand
come second story sunny and hrsi class board az
a. West ssh-st broadway terms reasonable TO per
mAnent parties
EVTANTED.-Two gentleman boarders. In
W quire at fruit store s43 5th-aye
AZ WEST 35TH-ST.-A Urge room on
iO fourth door To let with board Also table board
Country Board.
cINNY SIDE SANITARIUM.-A new winter
> resort iDyAds within ak ours Of York open
ins g nsss Of Atmosphere heahfulness location
aud beauty scenery dry gTa'ey sou pursst s9i water
2n n a .lof1s sunrise sIBset with unlimited
shine fro "a, M S'1 FGssroS. NJ D. vne@onL Penn
Inclose STAMP circular
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VIA TIE
~TONlNGION LINE.
coNxEcrlNG FOR ALL POINTS EAST

CONNECTING FOR ALL POINTS EAST
The ELEGANT stelineIs
~ mr. FITS Thursdays and SATURDAYS
d. <-fT1 on 9onaays, Wednesdays and Pr
days ~ A3OP 81. FROd PIER 53. y. X. 1891,
r.. ~, r,v a. arriving BOsO- az A NJ special Llmllel
1t.ss The ct Ne N-for anu DVStOh bOOD
y - .peened ~ their iace-t< each. ~ ,.-
for all principal lcAet ollcrs ia iV hi'
~ al offices Wcstcous E1pss. company a. ~
secu az Rroadwav ana Metropolitan ana FlftA Avenue
Hoes rcset Offices ,.-c ron PpEIGUT ONLY
ltD = Tf,TIA and GALA ga eaVe PIER ~ y ofil
except 5undayrJ AT l. u
~ ~ t..tnu via Providence direct -. ..,.s
Freight VIA ei'nci AN" ~ d. > BABCOCK, President
= w gILKINs. General Passenger ASeh~
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NETWORK AND Long BRANCH DIyI-
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
~ NEW IL T..

BOZ I'D BEODN hDA lt.
For TRENTON and PHILADELPHIA.
LcIve New YORK from station G. L. r. OF n. j. foot OF
Libefryst
rnl4de phiI. Ninth aud Green-sts.. at 7i5 9oo-
lI:lj a. l;3O 800 ITO $50 1lJ, 300 D. m On sun
day a $40 a IL, 900. II H
For Third aud Brr6Sst, az 53n. 900. ITO a. M. EoO,
40 J:3O %. sunday 40 >ij a. m- $50 D. - go
For Trenton. War and ucSeI--ts 80 40 BOD 20
l3I 500. 4sN A.. $50, ia l-:JO y. ~ Suu'1A
SEQ 4. I'D. 53J. 1900 m.
Leave Philadelphia fDr New OK go .
stations pniade phIa and eaing r. r. corner ninth
9.o~. $50, $3.50 IL ~, -1lu- 3D.
J4u, 7:I5 Il ON sunday at $50 NJ; $3.50, II p ~ ~
From Tn ri and b-rss ST., n if5 80 $50 a. M l:-U
$40 ,. o. G:3O ll.3U sunday at 10 a. 45O D. H.
Denotes pa cars attached adj. -. q, -
From Teutod Warren AMI Iurk-i-sia- fACept "
$40. 6:5u $500 goo e: a. M 10, 49, ia o;1O
A:lO %. ~. -uud4y-l:Zl. SEQ b:lJ D. m ,, &c., 90.
Tickets foot Of Liberty SOS -5J 70 tyl; 9l
9j7. 1923 BOadN and q tn plnelnh no es Sos ahd
4 Court and annex One, Jewels wharf, bIu"hil H.
\ Y Comi VIII al tor and CHECK baggage
from "a destination Application can De
made a; ga and L3-. Broadway 736 Oh-dY- Ne" OrE
Court ST., BrOukF All he~c oinirr are III counec
It.EpHS HARRIS II. +. BALDWIN,
General II au4ger Gen. Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-28
ITO PHILADELPHIA,
Pennsylvania RAILROAD.

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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
TIE oLp.EsrAsLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
20 rp.rVs EACH WAY DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. .
- bFPor- IL PHILAuELPHi A. II NEWNORh-
nor-ttE TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
~ St'[r AID THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WIN ABS JLJ III SAFETY.
on AND AFTER NOVEMBER B. $50,
New York. va Do7DrJt55s All COrl
lauat stree u Ferries. a. follows. ,,o an
h, 80, and p NJ. and J. night -uhuAyH 4'oV AM
l8O m .. H. Z, $50. AMI ~ p u aai y hisiil , .
Fxnre.. Iran, NrW-lurk daily e1crpl SuIuN, AZ
10 mn and d m running hrOu Oh via Trenton aud AN
..u.., ,,..h oil ,tr,r-s
s az Jersey cry anordng speedy and direct transfer
for Brooklyn travel a, , nj, ,.t.t, ,s,1 "a. L. .
7g5 and A. a. N tI'-I4'ou 'APt'n' .''v ~ M -
40 1870 p. on sun iF. -:O .. ID; - 80 71O
m 1850 M Lave fiHihci ph4A Wa 'aihueu .
M and .5 D IA. daily, except 7unhA'. &C., IT,. .u,
Offices % aud "a brptlWAy. A,1oI ti,uf' AhI
fot I D-sbr0sses aud CnrtlAnhtni tu 81 ana nIo'A
Amer station loot OF fultnn-ai brd"klNh NnH - l4O
and Is IIufsOn--t, hoD Ken station Jersey NY fm
Ofncr. ar cry pace ~, ...
The New York ransir CON pahY VIII A ''' AL" 0''A
bas gage iro, ~ Iy "Ns6S l. p FARMER
FRANZ t.an.r,l Manager, GeII Passenger AIT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-14
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Ihc tc;touer Maf2 Price Tcat 10 the snI
gard yesterday, ard ws5 'lallt,i up 90 tho Ways
Tor repairs.
A marriage license was issued in Washing
ton yesterday to D.McG. Ramsay, ofAleXaodria
Va, and Louisa IIill, of Fairfax county. Va
The oyster supper for the b;nefs of tho n.
l.. Chmch closed last night Tic oonnit!ec
Cleared about $40, which GOES togard Qlidst
lag tho debt on tie church.
Tho funeral of MIR. Edward O'Brien'a little
girl whose sad death was announced 10 yester-
days Gazette will take plsoc to morrow after
moon at half pact one O'Clock.
Inc committee appointed by the Board OF d..
rectors OF Tho Fair Association met yesterday
evening IN the chamber Of the Board of Alder
lien AM commenced the revision Of tho premium
list of tho late fair.
All the roads loading to this city are in almoEt
ali impossible condition.