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ST. LANDRY.
Opclousas Democrat: The trial Of
the contest for the Sheritf's office, was
concluded Thursday evening, the jury
rendering Il verdict for Thompson.
An appeal will be taken, we under
stand, to the Supreme Court.
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The Deadwood Pioneer, speaking
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he at one time filled judicial bench
During the internecine war, which
ragged in spots from 1870 to 1875. lie
was in command Of the militia Of the
State. He was appointed to his pres
ent position and came to Dakota two
years ago, and he has thus far acqnit-
ted himself. with eminent credit and
to the salts faction Of every body who
has come ID contact with him.
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MAKE HEVs LAY.

An English Veterinary Surgeon and Chemist nov
travelling in this connry says that most OF the Horse
and Cattle Powders sold here worthless trash Hs
says that Sheridan's Condition Powders absolutely
pure and immensely valuable. Nothing on Garth wiz
make hens lay like Sheridan's Condition POWDERS
Dose one teaapoontul to pr cod.
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WEST FELICIANA
NATCHITOCHES,

indicator: Chas. Richardson. alias
Tuck, incarcerated for shooting at Mr..
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Winnsborough Sun: Dock Norton,
colored, plead guilty of stealing $lO4
from one Frank Debold, and was SEN
fenced to two years. imprisonment in
the penitentA.y, whittier he was con-
vtycd by our Sheriff, Mr.. Womble.
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\ Now RlCH Blood!

Pan ,eEs' PErgat i've Pills mike New Rich Blood,
ard viii completely change the blood in the enle
tenn in three months Any person who will take pl!
each night II weeks be restored to sound
letter stamps. L. $. JOHNSON 4 CO., Bangor, Me,
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6teamboats ano RaiIrOaas.

a LBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE, DREW
"A and DHAS RICHMOND leave Pier So II. Nortn liver
foot 81 CGnalst every week day. connecting AZ Al
bany lsnndAy morning e1eeptedl with trains hOe "es
and East. staterOOms warmed by steam.
Excursion to Albany and return, good 80 days, 81
1900 w w EVERETT President
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Crrcuean ADVERTISEMENTS.

Holm FRANKSEN a. CO.. cattle salesman
y Hull England. will be cad TO receive consig nmnts
from ut Tca sell commission all CONSIGNMENT
UtrIs;cd 10 tcm will have srict attention references
Hui old Bank, and the London ana lOrAS1r" oAAne ="
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9resa Alakina.
7NCH DRESSMAKER,

A COMPETENT FRENCH DRESSMAKER,
"A good cutter and Hitter. wishes few gngagemtnS IN
families OF work home reasonable terms dresses
made tOOrer for 49, 81, g. So e. s 80 $40 Ea Sly "a
dress Nine REDHoN, 20S West 26thst between ''n anu
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REAL ESTATE.

srw.Sorx. Wednesday. April 81, 1880
The following sales were heiu aU I'l'
change salesroom tooW
s.ss, e sS Il tsTe lOt a5x8s0 Susanna 900
BS Eis;is;S Z E 51Ss mons. With
sesseiS o aai beiaSeeysts 30 NV Of she1inst sseo
@sxss z J% SSyss i0 Il Of c6S ga e
ward 2sxlsb Lindsey ,ytr1S 30 St
lGd s,tw q sahsSe 25x2eG4a Robert irOns"a S<SO
prooRpEp REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
sEW-YoEE GTrv.
x,nsseage ROAD sase war; , 5Tle scSS SETSgn
A9arSsS S III Fasa ts iexs Wait assignee .oo
osd 4 |. q Sp snlSoO co 1l75
scIea acres nP Pp, wsior
.,I se, S4G1Sfy :o Albert 4 20 Jol Tsea
Sys ass Tsss RaFs Coleman
saiet and Others, executors etc 70 FabDn l4sss
BssimAnaL No ~. e5ss I4eoO
snS Il W'1s Il e1saTe asEi0o God 20,
65hs yDo n o. o. S,f esNSss $1,000
Eadridgese No SS III He an EodSoa 5000
7BtSst 2s1 r. Of SaSvs % Sg1a 1850
llsth lssdt Of IL lstSye ,eTnsDn t6S6
i2eS cR ss 22 hu s 70 spcnoa SSo
and smother 'sseoor' etc to w;na% $500
s ssSs Ne 81 East sSxSss Burer ana 90 ono
ilsthL S2s 4 q 2d1 " Rg SSnSe 1890
south 6 and wife = 70 sSESn E.Ss
IT, 3 onettfrs Howard Coates ana 5000
pTopsrty swC = sne interest. 10000
White szd another executors ETC. to yates fe p Ooo
guBOn.. .........-..... ---''----
RECORDED LEASES.
,,au and another to George TOwnley. No AbS q, Am
schsohiei, X GsOrse = Heubner part {" y" 4V so4
veTs ssS 20 Levy Brother part Of Ne 6o $50
kECORDED MORTGAGES
Bnn Christian 20 Chares Of H Serene seaTs
suDke aud ~itS to MalIap BrSUue COCO
Tanning Spencer to Felix Kauiman iO0'o' 2775
oS sd s"ra G yeIs husband to Theresa nds ,ou
o1 nas5af Rs, and 81 %iS 10 Field lt LOO
,,r e AVE- and gie to Charles indnGr iie
n et dn sd wife to the qiaut Industrial
savings Bank s60th'st, OF 2d"Ne' mor'R"s 10000
M,n ssn, R9Ser to Charles Bnte no 81 East 90 GOO
n1 ssSa; EaTard 10 de Fesicr trustees etc ooo
sIss Sansttet TO sarah Burr n Charles and ann
dTeeIW fSseSS ft 20 sa i Dundcrhai Kings
Hridee Road adjoining William Jennstcns lana eoo
sraSseS sSia6am 10 james F05 i26tht, Of o,c
.b asas' scSlS S ana another to John Dunkak ooo
vidal TIeOdore 70 Ads EaaT Bell puan $500
sane. e f e is.stS IntSoa, Duinc-s
weeel Bernard . to Mark Freeman -4.iS' 10000
pEcospgD ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGE
Brown 10 RobertJ Brown trustee e'G.''''' SIS GV
IaS,,er Israel 10 John Baier--- 30
Lass E6TaTd M e R RoSiy and 2
Flyers Angeo ana a. C9 sts u Inc Casanova 1900
deriin.. ..... -.-..
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strambccts uno Railroads..
TT,JE ERIE RAILWAY,

TTlIE ERIE RAILWAY,nv ,.vr pp,. AVN
now known rs the NEw.YOEk LAH S r GmiE AMD
WESTERN RAILROAD. Arrangement Vi utuns' taKinB
cs Rece GDsO5a S sGa Chicago Day Express Drawing
oO a. 6a. Usf 20 Bataio aud Suspension Bridge
~ D LCns E1PTsSfS a wS.t a az s sa
9: d. PSImsns best Sleeping Coaches to
b9S DAILY, Pacific Express for The wsst Sleeping s0S
CSeasS Without change Hotel Dining cars to Chicago
Trans eave thanSsT Depot EsS Sen 1 tSF io 7so
me aud IS midnight saturday nGns only sunday" elo
s s@s e = @
nESn o su S;SS g. $50 lI6 6SO m and
II %aRS $40 go e. 1C Ed ll SsS FL is DSo9
i i9S :; no No. i4 es s %IdRif Sfo
midnigi Sunday sSO, 1920 a. m lao 0'Su' p H. A0"
II w 9l@siisH. 75o a m. 4:SOp.m; oo srn.
NswSurS and Cornwall 1850 u $780, 4So p m sun
dG& sn sT aud Kingston $50 M Sundays $50
apn.,,u 75o. o. 1920 NJ, $780, 300. 4:SO. p NJ sun
$50 io 4:S T. o. 1915 GisS n 4sO Sun
days s dC MIN and osweso Midland Railroad
At MaIO iarvis $780, 1920 m $50, 81 p m snnday
IGo e SD s quarter after each
bdS m 5 g!5 m and !. Ioto ann on and
sosSss can and orders for the cheSEag
1G Of 81 eSS SF BFo Sy n II Brook
or At the GSH ion the est in NewYOrk at 1854
NJ 225 ard Sp loS e GBRBoTr GenI Passr Ag NowYOrE
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF EW.JER Sl50L
Tr 9S S ssTs 1Ss EGsfTG $780, 5s
sn1aays minutes % i iaae SsS Saturday nights
USvo So Snring Valley and Monsey 4 0oo m: 4ov p !"
NAnu'' JSo. &. ABBOTT. GeoI PAssr A2L, NSw.l or1
NOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON.-LandIns
at Cozens West ron Cornwall MeT I .ta 9nd
Milton PouGhkepss Es9pus Htesmboas JAMES
"; BA p.g ~ North nMf River loot Of Harso9st
hkcept sSi ufdays when Thomas Cornell leaves AZ Z:
FUTCH VALLEY RAILROAD. ,,,, ,,..,,
| 4 GtpRASGFMENT OF PASSENGER TRANS, sia arc
So S9 La ioI P TSsSn sthSs ntSEn hSa@9s
MaHch Chunk, finze,on,, MahanoS Cly' AA"iA""' '
BARN scranton Sr R ERpess as for EastSn Bethlehem
allentown u MaucR Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls and the
Vest Pullman sleeping coaG9e T HYRE supt and Engr
General oAce corner GhpfSH MI AEent
NORWICH LINE to BOsTON.-FEARE one ]INN1.
~ DOLLAR Tor special pG msn Sanaays at Coop m
Per M ay; T fondon Boston, Worcester, sc:
|IPW YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
| EsMfvER RAILROA D.-Commencing December D. 1879
Ta Western w and Northern Rochester 81
Adams and Montreal via w 'xpress
lOsO SS;ananSsIsua Rochester and buffalo ,oo,,on.
Hos m ESPrSs1 s 10 4 Raa ana RatiSaa
Abby Syu and rnSS y y with aeopne for
running h TSso andy sTS s and Tor Montreal
ing cars i0r BTn ia1iht tU va ssrStogS
East E seeSnE fOS cara 70 de5eTa and
wa p s ETprrs daily with sleeping ears
4s RcchcseT Niagara FAlA Buffalo, Cleveland IOeoO ~"
St ana NEt Express with sleeping cars to Albany ano
an s.s rs Nos 2ba and ls Brceayny srS g Wet
IcketS m oceS place and 49, ana Sas bfoA1
% aS ~ ESnsTH Passenger Assn.
| = =, = xyr1yOnONY TIr
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Gxrnrslous.
Gn f1hpm it Map Concern

; ~IrXT of KIN HEIRS WANTED.-0ar
EMHSa Money Register has 20 900 names qnesialeeSn
heirs adyekFsed f0r-su0'ec" "a ri cIfARDsUN & Co..
Price 81. iii ssnsom-st.. PHILADELPHIA
mo the HEIRS of THOMAS DOYLE s.i late ,s Of
AZ aS Il PARTITION be held on the real esa q sac &c
1 AZ M when where you can attspa yS
proper. -
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sitnanous maHIeo--Males.

VEGETABLE GARDENER.-By a. strictly
temperate and trustworthy single PTotestant5
very best reference. Address w 1t Box IrsDns 0aee
TNAITER.-By respectable color man as
w waiter private family underslands DIS 105nesS
ofc recrancea- Call or ADDRESS d h
200 West 27th-st second floor, back room: -------
XyANTED.-By man aud wife, Englsh
w PToestnts geutleans house 10 take care 81 lot me
Summer capable rehable parties can tnrlsa nV1e
years reference from present eInl0yes " De-
BOX 81. Tribune Uptown Ohioe, l.23S BrGan"ay'
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EREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY


~ Leave York. foot Iiber;yst H. K OK ~ J. ana
sis a. N. For Farm ngiaic, Toms RIVER barhtaaI "uu
int: mcdiltc ffiiiiunS -, .,.-so.- -
ir-l'or Toms river Nlneltnf All staUohs 10 nay
b Side Az 70. AT'JNE !lC. CIV. ,-- ,,-. r,,Lo-
rarfD,Dgdalt. lliua tlNtr' bHI'g" '"~0''
los A m Phu.tuclphia
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CORPORATION Notices.

NTOTICE.-PropOsals will be received at the
~ Office Depart Of Public Carillesaad odrecn0n
No 81 9davr mutt April 30 1880 TOT tfocefle r[O'IoOhS
Try Goods, Paiuts and Lumber. - ~ - c,,.
Ear mil information see CITY Record for sale OF No City
Hall.
MT0TICE,-Sealed Proposals for building sew:
spes vail IL, receiveI Office Of the Department or
pic Works until pr 20, For full particulars see
Getty Record" for sale al No. 2 CITY Hail.
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AIlsceilancons.

B7OR SALE.-Slx. thousand telegraph .pO
L from - 10 80 feet III length. Apply to BRYCE BIZ
Toronto. UntatlO.
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annses ano noome i11ante0.

SMALL private family, of social standing,
n you'd IKE to arrange with the owner or 96enpnnt OF
boaTd references exchanged Address sPATnbune once
IH7ANTED.-A small furnished cottage on
w the seashore for part Of the Summer Address PAsTO
LOO Mercer at, Je ssey City, Nj.
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OAR TENDER.-A respectable yollug man
neIi,pcn ,,"t rT rccrcuc Gail address u. KING
~, lIsi.. nfI ~.
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GEO L. coNH G1F GancTa Pao 51li: Agent
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
W Leave foot DekbrOsses and COrtanO

SITS: -.
$50 A. NJ for Washington Ptsbug Columbus Cnninattl,
Indianapolis Chicago aud the West RicmOnd Charleston
an1 the South Pullman from baltimore 10 newark
Ohio, Plttsburg and Chicago. A.,
p. fur Washn gtIn and the West Pullman cars from
New York Baltimore Washington making close con.
nectons Piitsburg CinoiHuat Indianapolis, Lo1sve
aud Luus Through Pullman cars, Baltimore to Cncn-
Dnt and ~. IsOIiH 81,
lO,u D. IN daily Washington the south snl West Pull
seCpefS nom SeUi nrk ca Baltimore and washington
making Clny connections tor Chicago Cnuuna lndanap
oils louisville. Louis Coilm Pt.sOulg The a0dth anu
SOuthgcst. Through Pullman cars from Baltimore 70 GIN
Washington with trains Tor LyncnJufE
Florida New Orleans and The South - o,-
through tickets please ell Ht CO;iIanTS once
pudWAv. New YORK, and M cke OlrCA loot OF tOrinub
and DCshr1sspq 4,s. and Depot jersey Cay $1,000. -
lou XII TRIP rIC'KETs 20 KANSAS, NEBRASKA AND
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Aelu roanieo.

WANTED in an ofiee.-A young man who
w penman and quick at figures state are Ieer-
enoe employment +. H. 81 Box 70, Tribune ohee
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respectable Young man "iNloH = sl,lUI ,,'
rnoc frov ilacc Address ~ j. l., IrbIle IIo"h VI
tirt. l. Broadway.
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NOACUNAN.-Bya thoroughly competent slll-
eicinan. TX years reference; ccuatry prccrcf VIII
Ia, found wiling pbllgng Address tOACit a 49, ~"
. Tribune JutuWu Office. ,2JB BUad"di
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
Found BiOOK HOTTIE, o,-,,


FOR TRENTON ANN PHI Ap.'Lfit -, ,t,
Leave NewN Ok lT1I station T. L. H. OF Md I'o'"' i""
eriy 81. for Philadelphia: , 90. y, 81, q. 1,.15
Poe stat Ntnth AMI UfislnSiA W
1870 l.. $780, 7l5 ~ p IL On sunday At o:A0 H. mi
..2O, - p. IN. go. ,,-.,.., ,aso n ms n
l.O $40 T. 5;}u. 7:l5 On Sunday at Sio a. IN:
For Ticuon Warren and Tuckcrsis., $50 7:t5. O. ilo
4 N lao $50 I, o3, 7;l6. II m ON sunday Al Gao
mi $50 y IN. ,..-o NH ,A,irn,, fo- N-evv york.
run station Philadelphia ami LEADING ram oal cOri"r
Nnth and GTrnstJ, al 80 H3D o. MI lZlO i:4O oSO
5IO 76 ~ y. NJ ON sunday, s:t' : M 5:So - p m o5
From TuIrd .rkssis Al 1880 Ifj, 80, VI a. NJ TO
3in f2i U.u ESQ On sunday al 80 a. M lJO p III
Pullman cars attacntl. ,o~,.,, 40,
Froni Trenton. Warren aud lucktIHt.@ teNVrP Sn
cnvsI bn C:iU S-U 1915 l1:JJ I'D i;Ij, 1oO CAV
n m GU sunJly-l 20, OLD a. NJ. b:l5 y ~ . , &c.,
H. male at jersey Guy station 10 anu HUN
BlOHslyn Enc Depot. Jersey CIV. ,-o oto oc1 tni
tODt Of Lbetty-sL; nos y %Oi 4Dl
and ~ the principal l"tes ~ hhd
finrt Office, JrwulPs Wharf, l"o~y -.
NgWYnTE Transfer Company Dodd~ Express wa. mi aor
and check 6aggIgo frOm luiel reldenoe e8 IN
AnpliraOu can az GA broadway ana i01 O,hoy
Sew York COur.-St brooklyn AN lnesD Onoo5 "tolh
cnuneciion with He'll Telephone and Law lteghpI.
n. 4. BALDWIN. General Passehscr AGopG-
nor BRIDGEPORT and all points on Nau-
Oatprt AMI Inntl0uc RailIOads-Steamcrs Leave cath
aTine Gin tpitr as r. RI 0ally 1850 q aud 2jO p M
Fare lower thSn Ivy any other route.
NEW-HAYEN. HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, $l.
STEAMERS leave Pccksip daily Sundays eNcepteu ior
ITaven nt = H.. m. connecting win rOauA
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Gonnirn properip Tor sale ann Go cst.

NOR SALE or TO LET.-In the most health dIr
Il 81 iocat5op ia NeEJersey forty miles from New DIX
free from u0es and malaria IN the Tiage f,ei
yoons 9lso 6nthi'dngs bcaaiIfu grounds TWO acls ~
and trust trees aBd shrubs aud ten acres III ~
III 40 sh fr &Ioa0 or the buildings and i've heleS l
e; as. this is not more than nan P'o'
rent $500 ION Que ySA' AIM - R H.swAYZF,
SO Whftspllst
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GARDENER-A strictly reliable, sober and
N acti 70 German ~ pears old qualified for gardening aud
wiling ana able do hard work Address GARDENER,
West 17th.Sf,
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III GREAT TRUNK IINN. or,,,,,
AND UNITED STATES MAIL kOUIE,
Trnns York Desbrosses and C0r'ahdt sIee'
UsrrsbIrg TitsDarg West and South with Pullman
Palace Cars attached, a. O. and $50 D. m daily 81,
Wiliansport, LOCK Haven H. S0 M anu a,o
at Cory for IitusVle, FeuOIeWh
Centre the OH Hortone 5000, a., ,,,.,, ,,oo
OF Pullman PariOr daiy except SUNDAY 10
a M arrive Washington Az p IN ltegnar at 43o anu
s.1l n m: l. 4 and 10 u. sunday 10 p m. = 80 -.
Express for Wsst Philadelphia li3O 7;3 $50, 20 Ln nj
icC II a. M l. $3.50. 4, 5iO ., u l:JU sou mn III
and II night SUNDAY, i:SO and a. m D. D. I"O $50 anu
! 10 R S Phacpha via Camden 73O and p m
except Sunday, - ., ,orn.., vv,th all tbrouOh trains
Boats Of brooklyn ADA for
brooklyn travel ,,,rrry ;.o5 1o.aO n m 10; 10 D. m,
Trans at1S an $50 D. daily. except Monday. From
4Weisnipgton and Baltimore Gao Am n S' 1;3e 70
M SpnnaS iI.3O a NJ; 1850, s:30. 4:5U, ESQ., $3.50 and
YIN n m 6niy cxcrpt Mondayd En- an sunday S:oO
on 1870 Z. lO:4O, lli0V - vi wv Wv - ~
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T0ACUNAN.-By married man any gen
t,cuau ealing former emp overs VIII DC lTI'C,h
satisfied ~ my honestly his Always been beilrGlA le
prIatH induslT1u5 anu ubiEihE A|N'''H nv '-'A
N I.nu nj
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIvI-

Leave N0xY ork foot Of Ilervst, for RED Bank, Long
Branch Grove st. at 40 ll45 o. in AI - 0'i"
p M ...-... 80 49,, ,..-, 1, bN-p,pT NJ iiATAwAN
ETITfbN. TO ana from OClANlC and tAlk .hACEN "
RED BASR. and from POINT PLEASANT Al obA
CIisT, " all
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4 ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK T'RIRIJKE Will. BE RECEIVED ATTHE UP
TOWN offices No I,2S3 broadway, Thirty nisis.
or No 3OS West Twenty .tiird.st, corner AEithaye;
M G2 East FOuTTeeItSt, Uuousguare yGo ihro
ave- cor FoIry.seVenths.; at tho HARLEM otFiIE, 10
1hrd.aye. One-huniToiAnd.lWohly 'IOurtlSS
GIailen Saviugs Bank Bulamg. NJ " 8 nlH regular
ehcerateS --------------
d Al per month partially furnished; 10
ID III rooms fraiue cottage. $40 East SD IT.
T1J,ATS TO I,ET.-In the new building north
west corner G;h AMI 64tist possession MAY NJ
ply 20 s. 81. LUDLOW q CO, Pne-sE and J. Bi0a L
way. 49,
OTEAN POWER.-Well lighted rooms for
- manufacturing purposes printers WILSON'S Build
ing. corner Fulton and God.bts
TlNO LET,-Second story OF private house /;
suitable for a small family only rent go Apply at 81
East I24thst or 100 Nest-st.
vTERY DESIRABLE new brown stone dwell
Iiucs In Brooklyn to exchange Tor country properly
HoYT son & MESSEN YER, 70 Nassaust
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A-FALL RIVER LINE
FOR ROsToN ANN THE EAST.

tOR BDSION AN IhE EAol.
81 90 EACH WAY BETWEEN EEW-HORk AND BOsTON'
Corresponding reduction TO all other points East - -
Boston tickets good only for continuous passage on
steamers ana connecting tram specified thereon pOyr
The mammoth palace steamers BRISTOL ana FtsSss
DENCE having BEEN placed the line for The seas9g % tS
leave NGw-NO"k DAILY SUNDAYS INCLUDED irouh
Pier % N Il. foot OF MURRAY. a., NJ . y. m.
Leave Brooklyn 1870 Jersey CITY 421 m VIZ
Tickets etc. be OBJ aimed IN New A ~ IoB
26l 27l 40 627 81 and a57 Broadway and 81 AZ m T
hotels transfer ticket Offices the OFFICE or IN
LINE on THE PIER, aud board steaners NOS ana ?
COurt-st and at Annex Offices Brooklyn ana Jersey Gy
Boston at No Old State House, and at Old Cogny Delt
BORDEN d LOWELL, Agents, NeW-1orK' .
T. COMMON pa
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on AMI AFTER April 70, 1890

on AND AFTER APHIL II I88U. r,,.,,.
Express Trains Desbrosses and
81 hio Sl s.9S I0 iJmted II q. m $50, $40
1880, $3.50 and 10 and II night ounuats S0VeN""
M 8, o. 1850, $50 and 10 p. ana IL night Sunday ar
FI press TRIMS leave NeW-YOrE DAILY eAcepg
7SO o. m and D. M running through via Trenton anu
fbo Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
Trains at jersey city aOrdng speedy and dreds rahSior
rpInlng trans leave West philadelphia IDOL go S;5'
q 1875 $3.50, and u a. NJ lnten EAProS' Ni I'M a5
mn on snudny 1901, $40 3;46, 4:2b. T. s;SO a. NJ; q
7.3b D. N. Leave Phhadophla VIA OahuoN' ~ A17 @'
9,b0 q, NJ daily except sunday. 49,. rIo,sa ann
fTicket Ofhcos 62B and 04f broadway s. 1 n.anS
foot o DesbrOgses COrtlaudtets Courst AMI ~ ~ q
- Snnex Depot font FultOn.st Brooklyn sos IIi 10
Snd is Hudson st. Hoboksn DspOt jersey City Esrans
Ticket oeS s "nSfT Company wiz call for and check
fronn no residences.
FRAME Iato Sfonssrer General Passenger Agent
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4 PUSHING NAN OF ten years active Pl is
mas eSuricnce 70 Ceta position IN some noe,
sale iguor huusr white push en;,rote AVA GYGI1 VII m
auprrcilci rcic;encra hn aii.lu VI VIVA !" VIZ '
IN t,.ll or addpSs H. ~, 1850 slave. --------
A USEFUL MAN, or man ard wife, wollIn
n Tx. TO take full charge ard care Of any y, W., :" All
an, on of size ty require wage. or cnlnich ANN
ay ample means 0t their own, liy, Can Nv, IL
81, r.frrs very respect bic reliable ald IIlhl nv
n,,i5 -, i rider q, TAX h.st OF any Wn"I5
~ 9se or udurrsS 1. MATCH IL car" "i thr
1870 GtIiyc, iuuril house h""Nc -"''