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New-York tribune., 1880-01-14
CITY OF WINNIPEG, MANITOBA.
TO BRIDGE BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS.

DhiD"h noihnhi.S AND oo.'' ~ n,, ~,
Tenders construction o a combined Railway ana
Traffic Bridge the Red River Winnipeg AanlOoa
vii b by undersigned until 2lst January, leSo
The Bridge Will 500 feet long with stone piers ana
nyhens iron piles (hc former prefeired anu
The River.
The superstrucure be iron and the work Is to be com
Hslefc immediately the awarding OF the contract -
tenders be accompanied by plans and spechea
Engsneer -
The sy Council bind itself accept the lowest or
psrcuisrs may obtained on application to the
."uergned ~ lis Office in Winnipeg Manitoba
,v., u. w. JARVIS, City Bridge Engineer
winnipeg. 30th December 1879.
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5icnmboais an0 Railroads.

NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, 81.
~ Steamers PECK slip daily Sundavs cxccpted) for
New Haven at 3 ana ii y. n connecting with roads
NORWICH LINE to BOSTON.-FARE ONE
~ noIIAR for special limited tickets. Steamers leave
pier 40 Norh River daily, including sundays at i:S0 p
- ~ ~ 7 onfon UOston, Worcester &C.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-14
Cc9al &oliccs.

NEWN0NK SUPREME COURT The
= ErNA I@.JKt !, J3aPAT9 ot +,
EVAUf. ."AifY" -MA *. "if, a. said " liam r. Ni,acS
TrIcoi' .r'i a. iii:1 sAAcs e'd ANNA BAEnAHA
T. ~ 6,:e 3;tN VI NYE d deems. 's 4. SIan;
to Ie had tl Ncs ttr. 'ou"N-h,' rI % %suhn"i,, ,
10 answer he comp ut th- action aud 10 'eI, cory o,
volr rswcr on to oann ",i & i,ss me- a oI y sr, %
ald case 81 go ia.ie 10 ape r. tr aEsMsI' III
ia ed ,ors .c.nbcr 2 1872 ..,.,.n,,,
fa.aia'. ,toraeys.
80 -. ir ad"y NgwlorS ..,,ors ~ n n Ys;,a
auI ,iritt. -,fo.c sued loiy eu. The fore
n.i.'t i orrr Of Nm ioorcr e. Van tors,. Of
u,JIi.s a. tlr ~uiru' 'o'fl "i Lc 0l.,r 3- ,M W y D.,
,i, ' compliant tre rroi tac leL4 Il tie Cy and
ooo, aud ~tst5 OF Ne~.yo. tie ljrn Of December.
bAvi@-. WHlTGiiEAD & sUYDAM,
pi7 .awGwW PHnth Aitorn'j,
[OriCE Of APPLICATION for the discourage
oy. o.s ~ ,rn, cib. o. uc hist c'.rier mn Of me
ud palt q t'" a. i-- STAN, AZ ), ~ u IN
IT, io-a rr required TO ap9cr before Iiol Acx
hinn,r oi sad touri ,ho cart IIou.c IN the Ciy oi
TROLL u county %. .i"eS H. STAG 20" y =" n"I~. %, ,I
'i,. 3, 29,., sa, q q.een'er 1879.
DUR.UANT TO an order of the supreme
,nr made pee Term thereof on the 26ih day ~
u,c.iub~ - uo.r hereby gwen ha' al persons iay
iac a'y claims * n,, 81 ne & - M y
ud -tyc of y. = irasc are required 10
l. tie und.ts .uco cryer # such cop1rner-P at the
office o Arm.irng by g. a.on,y' ana s9nn ,bcs h o,h ~
oay of 'iaich \ De- ' n!',g i,i ,, @ r ~ 80
AHN~rEoNG : EiIGGs Attorneys. $40 Bioad"ay' NY.
pji l'vc~W.
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!, pOIltp M IltIDN.
DENNsYLVANIA RAILEOAD.
1Ni.tT T.tt NH LINE
ANn I-NLLlAl elAI = VIII non

AND UNl Ia STAT - 0tiL hbt ~.
II. In leave Sow to-r. vie uc,bro.,-S .a' toi;aidt
Str,ct- Itul's a. fYNrwat -
!latr .Ir.. " g and nab. "tI iulmal
Pa ac, t.,., attached 'H. ii " 4ud $50 Pnn "nii'
y NlnagispoIJ L.rs Haven. H".t', - rl-; orr .''
al T.. iI rex
Centre ar. tlr tI Q IONS
Uar1nie as.,netou To -'rh Il iici .Inp;Hn
txtroa' Of Pullman prrlor daiiF except ~HHd.. o.
m arrive Washington i.l2 .. in h'r'dr al i'p a'i
N.2U a. ~, : ana loi. ri ~1nt j. - in. . - .....
,ur.sr Uv s. ct Ihiat Iia t3n, 3 0: 10. 90 l"n
r.. Ham. l. ..o. 9. l.+H. q. 10. 81 a1d l. J..
SUNDAY. $50 and g. .. z. ..' t.o and lpp.n
- PIES Tor rhillir'rh .m..., 7.so AMI p M.
oxcrp; SUNDAY.
BoIt4 Iro,Gyu An."." connect Di'h an ugh ifan-
Jersey CITY aroldIus sprotJ and direct u"i'ici or
1T1ns arrive: From Pittsbntr. coJ. i:;0 NJ 1910 m
dalt: giOa. tn. tiI lir EXCEPT Noni.y. I!"u
washington ara B1tinolc ' 01 u., 3. 3'.. 49,, iuIO
n SnnGcy q. =: iu Pilla c.p4a, 500, t.Di 60
$40 1885, i..it - go, to +'p go 30 aud
100 M. suudny d5, co', t'ol lt 80 ilJ' '.n' '.i"
IU.Inp
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PROPOSALS

CEALED PROPOSALS
- VIII the Office OF the CITY Clerk OF ifV
Ohio nltll i2 O'Clock FRIDAY Jannarv l6, A. d.
ls0 for lighting said city with coal OIL gas gasoline or eec
tr.city - -
For further information apply to DIT d. C. WILSON Char
ran Committee on Light. Ir0Dton, Ohio
BY order OF City Council
uALSEY g. BURR
ifv ark
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STEAMBOATS, an8 Railroads.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RA1LROAhDC:;1-, C:-,-
ID Leave Nev.York from foot Of DesbrOsse5 anu Uo'"
landt.sts. ,,.,r,. c,nclonat,
Indienapois Chicago the West Richmond Chsrisso
and the south. Pullman Baltimore 10 Nc""A'
n m for and the West pullman cars from
NewYors to BsmOre and Louisville
end 81. Leais Through Pullman cars baitln'i' " ~
1000 D. M daiv for Washington the South anl Wet & rn
sleepors from New-f9 9rk 10 bm9,e anu ,ndi1nspo
s Louisville 81 LOUIS, Columbus te W cincin
Through H %ap Sai %h % f&ab or LynchTurs
FLORIDA New. Orleans nj tho south ,,-,. omoo orj
BROADWAY Sew Yofk. ticket Offices, foot OF corandt
and ncsrassc'-sis an9 ~ g'' rd Si Ky Ssis NEBRASKA
i0O-'D mi AND COLORADO.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JE,hoEi l.
~ Ferrr station N sew W. 81 OF 1t i3o o., Pewels Wharf
Commencing oct g. ls71-lrdins Leave No"'ioiN' ~
$50 a. rn-For Fiemn son Easton. BelvidSrG t SiH ~
Chunk, Iamagua, Wikesbarre, Elmira &c 'on"''' 49,
S " Iq Ii hh Bridge @ Rranch Easton n%TPgrs sms
Nsnch Chunk. Tamaqua. WikesDaire' 9
so a. IN and 4:9O D. rn-For somcrvlc and Fie'nngeI
viscs6aIre scranton. Tunkha' mock TanaqnA h'A''O"
400 n mFor High Brdes Branch, Eason, BcViuerc a"
30 - in Gay.-For Eas'on. Allentown and HarF 1o0fs
Elm'ra sc. Connects ut Junction t'r De- l. am w. H. ~
G fto pns = l r. orei point timetables at staon Mann,
sTNSHY TRATNS-itayc at s;ij n. M II p w. ~, t,,r
Aeaows; = ~, ,rd fie Annex" mako conneoo1
at trty station and from Brooklyn ana Er'o D''
Jersey Ciy.
NEW ORk and LONG BRANCH DlN l., iSI'SN' ,l',,,
~ cave sew York, loo; OF Liberty lof re-, G1ove
south mhoy. lie BANK, long i Bianc"' '''"'
STAGE connection to ana from kti rum -
ERtEHOLD and NEW-YORK ,oI RAll,WAa, ll.,N,d a,
Il CONNECTION. Leave foot OF L"oeity-st- 'o' i'
S:lj, ll:i5 a. ir, g. j:l5 y. W.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-14
-'-.s,., Il 80 = 'sc : Z lisis-Se;s2
RsEET'g BIITIES

- :
,rK7D HE PUBLIC.
BHKEES BIrTERS
niWApF or CeIN NTEttEDIrS AND INVITATIONS.
Ia ac. or sncc m ire frequently expressed bOth m
uc Irtcl and abr al. these Bucf& 80 long ana
l,fv 1.4t.l Iueucf lal ava ot un
lnI tIrt MT nll dfcacs o. or shs nom te
Viii hDuc,lolth De put ~ dhb aoiu "Oe ""1
ALSO r. PINT BOTTLES.
or ci.tl family. ug amt o. er purpo &C. 20 De
hid o. a tc pr ci o.uggi- crotc'H Gnor ln'i chahS
g. fi Nlsl. l. solo Agent, %cW-l OLA f9JoAN ST.
Pot Ciicc ups lf',o
srsg -.....s l4sSs -sls .A<1zD
NID LEAD ard TEA LEAD in any guam
'' sTOCEWELG. - Ann ST.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-14

cave ey YORK, foot Lib'r'yst c. Z. T. o. n J.; , n,
s.i5 For Farmnefa!, Toms River Bssh'S '"' D"
fcrnedi0 t. statr,e .r ,-,..,t oil .o., M. On Ear
side 4 %l FOi kTLANIlt - y ,,..- puu.., .rpc-
So0 3, n, For Iarminroae Toms RIVER barneF Fat lucN
e,s.,, u nd PliatcpAIA
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grates an1 Genoers.
Proposals.
PROPOSALS for WAGON and AMBU-
LANCE HARNESs:

JEFFKRsoSyIlLK, Ind Dec u, 1871
SEALED PROPOSALS, In fripcate subject 10 t1e usua
received at This Ohce uniu Il O'CLOCK az
23. 1884, whic time and place theN VIII
b. opened n OF bidders for furnishing ana do
hveiBg at this depot SeyeAyhve 7J sets six mule Unte
Army Wagon Harness complete, ana Onc uuhuISo
(O0 sets four.mu.e Ambulance Harness complete
Bidders VIII Ia what quantity They VIII make GeuVe
fes complete delivery OF the whole guam
The Harness subjected to rigid inspection before
acceptance and all found not up TO the standard VII DJ
and caused removed at contractors expense
within notice OF such rejection Proposals 1o
number the whols required viii be received.
The Government The right 10 reject any or an pro
poas preference viii be gwen 70 articles oil domestic
production .o... - -, . .
Blank proposals and printed specifications as well ~ any
further information, VIII be furnished on application 10 TINS
offce
Proposals should addressed 10 the undersigned and be
indorsed Prouosas for Wagon and Ambulance Harness."
JAMES 4. EKlN
Deputy O ". General, Depot QuaIterinaster
New-York tribune., 1880-01-14
CT LOHN,S SCHOOL.

- Day school for Young LADIES and Children
STUDIO. GYMNASIUM. KINDERGAkTEN;.a
SEPARATE DEPARTMENT FOR YOUNG BOlS,.
- and West 32dst bet. Broadway and ave, y J.
Rov. THEODORE IRVING. LID. Rector
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MlscelldNeouS.

BRUSHES Of every description, at 30 Pearl
ID IT, opposite Poch.-lip: all .yclss At lowest prices
50. y X. HDPPEl, Manufacturer and Importer
CASH PAID for OLD NEWSPAPERS,
y HOOKS. PAMPHLETS, RAG. ROPt aml BAGGIHG
& l'Pt.K BRASS. LEA D. Zi>t, PEW TER IN "a Il A..
W. CII!0I ~ PDAf..S. ST. ..El.piifh FLAInN III
ron. It.A LEAD. and OLD sErAIOi every GcscipuO!
orders by ma! pnciu1ly attcidod 10.
"' ' SrJCEWEII.
No. - Ann IT.. y. Y.
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Gl TO BOSTON o,n ,,,nr
~ cTnNINGI0N LINE


Tina ele0ant sfesmers MASSACHU sETTS and RHODE
leave Pier 33 North RIVER oo Of Jay ST. at 4jO
70. M, daily EXCEPT SUNDAla. 49,, 49,. =,
Special limited tickets good only ar me t'lp for
which rhev are tssned AMI tra rs spccned on The
ace f each tlckeD sold this line from ork TO Boston
for 81. 40. oco aa7 TAX aua
ozg Hroadway al Metrupotn and llth Avenue Hotels.
Ts vcrk ana al 333 BROOKLYN IIckets aro
sIso sold al nj principal hotels and anu III oecs
of WestcOtt Express Co
PROVIDENCE LINE for freight only; n
Steamers Electra and Gaiaea leave per ~ nVh lnVer
foot Of WaTensL) daily, except sunuy ~ ~ ras ~.
Providence direct Fresghtyia either hao m y
l.. w. FILEINS, 49, 49, presidont
Gen. Pass.Agent
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Art Schools-New-York City.
RS. LOUISA b. CULVER

MRS. JOHN POPE.-Lessons in drawing,
IVA oil and wacr.color painting decorating china, slk
ana Othcr materials. Studio, 4? East 2lslst
NtRS, LOUISA B. CULVER
WD ups painting Landscape flowers, SIN lie
cocoatiOnl al leTstudO The Bella NO As his'
4Ctlst coIner 4tl-ave. beginning October !.
Roseeuccs MI j. Huntington Mr.. william Hart MI
James Nj Hart. Nj. =. j. Bellows.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-14
CENTRAL and HUDSON

" HM ! OEh YIN E'll HuN IIi'FN'N
" RIVER Il ILiDAD.-t ntmonrlus Orc x. 1873
throueh ts4lus VIII irlto Grand CENTRAL icroi .
" e-'cfr aud NCthn rn lNlftEe 20 ioche''r ~
A'haus and Montreal ~.IIl-a ~ drdw3s room cit'
lU.fOa ~. HlI l-Nfrfs-. It4"lnf
cars o amanda Epgl sfrr and Hurai0
AiiTlF W'eh 90 '''
o ~ tl'.- IaiI. lHd Nutl-nl
90 u. ul. a lua.y ard Troy NIu,-s . --.. ., .
10 D. u LoTis fvpIcts. d9y. with N'rphs cif ~
Louis runniur through every CAV in e we'S ~ - erl
i0r iuraio cioand htrp ad t"i h"hti'' -
ccptug .udar aight. ~tnItof'. ,..- ...t g., ,,
r. q, M. Pact EXplcs. Tor M0utrea- l'n.N ~ ~.
iug wa Gcreya. -ccpug car. Geneva hoche'tti an
No a. w Ps,ac iEprcss daily with s'erping car, 10
syracusc Rorie.icr Sapaia rails BuAAio ,ev,ihnd To
HdI He9 u" ~ "i gt Tsvcss sleeping caT, to Albany
ana Troy IN sale VI SOS. ~ ard 4iJ lway. an
60 tvuioss u;iccs Par. pat. aiA .tJ ana tl2
W,s't, lol. auc i3t "a-.iugiol -t, Ef""si'1
biU'"N''' -' C. l.. MIEAII. Gtn, q. Passenger Amt
ANE DOLLAR 10 BOSTON.
W MA IIl. FAIL Eit EE LINE
For epec f.'. ..et- aIu,t+ tlb ''iDFf oni
- M tfo. rcr Is, Norh f.ror io oi -inii" ,i 'd'r
New-York tribune., 1880-01-14
For Both Sexes Brooklyn.

AIRS. /. JERNEGAN BOWEN has resumed
Ivk her lessons I'D music aud foreign Ian especial az
tenton paid pupils backward in English branches fo
further part culas apply ut il9 tntOnst South BOOAh
New-York tribune., 1880-01-14
ArEU-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

ERtEHOLD and NEW-YORK, RAlLW,A;
i Convection Leave foot OF LibcrtysL ior f''c"o"
S:lj, II l:i5 a. IT.. :. j:l5 y. W.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-14
u,HE ERIE RAILWAY.

'NHE ERIE KAlLNA1, ,.yr mn, o,,
WEsTERN KA ILEOAD Arrangement Of trains taking
CO. a. ~ tucnnat and Chicago pay ,EHrres,. Drawing
M tDar) Faa st. Loui, Express. arnvng a. nuGalo
wet, Punans best Drawin91o'm 9copns Colchra 10
IN DiI,) PaclGc Express for no st -lcaolus
naI ard Chicago WITHOUT change Oel Dining car1 to
'4'I.tS y p. IS fmgrant train for the west
Trains eave Chambers street Depot sew York for
r. Ts~a5d % snd g asay S % gs aG @ oo '5 sauTs SS So
d. RaiSorord ea and PI.sne g ~ 10. 90 N. uho
II miGn.gl, sundays g. $50. 1920 lij G.3O p IT,
anp faiicr.c Il % 49, sdo TO- ,o99 il9o Y noon
4S 40 200 d 4;' ii mnro a. nm m ar. S 9;lo 20 - 81
io.9 a iE Las Gi0, :. r IN, ard y m dol NJ -
mdn shI y Sundays, $50 1870 NJ ii,, cio p ~,
AM wa.Swi@El ~ Ei.g'sn Es,6 A. n l3opm
NerSnrS aiG cornwall 7oO $780, 1902 sun
eEo Esosa@I SI anI d Kingston Sop Sundays s3Oa
mGosncu g. 800 - 1920 M, $50. $780, i:JO D. IN. sun
d-Si -HSiiaGieioTh $50, s. o:26 t,c $50 m sun
nS n Stajn connect viii New YORK. and OsweSo Mdllid RAT
r"ad It s,1 jO o. LOGO 49, g. D. M Sundays.
$50 iG:2o a. IN, T. 80 aud p ~, nj, oi c, , o,,,,
hour tom :i5 TO 9i5 p N ana at y. - 70 ana m ilio p ~
od ie,ne ocies can be obtained aud orders for The
checsag an tran5 M o. O@ or ,E7 81 'S ro S & e. e &
tEomtsi Brookyn or at r. Company DSpot', at 7,i
~ re-a from the West aItiye In NewhoFA Ht -o
a. m l2'21 an' IN,Es0ir, GEM Poss'r Agt New. York
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF .NEW-JERSEY.
raus leave Engew ood Closter, Peimon and Nyack
T. $50 90 IA sa io0 oS 10 G9 $50 lao I38ln p III, III
sSISGyS ieaTe % minutes ateT saIaGi9y nents
vSy r. %ph6r S ToG Gca ,s ssG %
'Vo PHILADELpHlA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
TIE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BFTwfrN
New-York tribune., 1880-01-14

I tprNSGENESr uF PASS l.-sGEi. Z ANS, N't.
10 l4-e Trt.c.,to ioot OF tor',lalt aTt o'sD
Zoo u m Tor Eison B'fplehem, ANcui'rn h,4,i,,u-
Mauch chunk. Haze or. M'hanpj 'iiY, AHiH"hu WIN
barre. scranton and luIslaihn l... ,... ID .t,.h.r,
1i.,1 m Nt.ft F,pfcs4 d1!iN f1T fH-l"' y t.,l'"i
ATertdn Si4uch thUlk. VIII" barre lIHf', li .
Geneva Auirip N,c'f4i g. Iiuh 10" 'aud tm "'u '"'
"e-'' '"''''' ' p'"- EoIrr ~hIuE. Surt and mgr.
General Eastern Cllcc ,orfoI ''Slrp aud ftat' ''.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-14
NEW YORK and PHILADELPHIA Ne"
BOUND BiiooF ROUTE.


BOUN ID PitOOE ROT rF.
FOR TRENTON ANp PfllAD@lt,hiA ,rtn
Leave New York rom station c. r. X "i " j. l"' "' '
erty-st, fer Philadelphia . O.. o.oo 1t.Ij
tor station corner and Green.stS at I'D "~
q. i:j 400 ,:JJ al II p m On @uhhSS IL '''
NJ; go Il D. IN. . co, o.n, r1.lJ
O. n. ESQ. 30 i:O1 5:jO 1913 p M ou 9"h'N a. '
For licnon Warren and Tuck ors's. $50 I:il 80 Y.
o. H.. $50. so 400. ':31, 40 IL y H. Oh ""' ''
o. j.3O - .,,. , ,i ,d.,.;,,, far Nc-v York
r,,' tn. IN ia and Nclinc NaJad. rrcr Nlin ili
~ 100 $50 a l-.l0 li -. $500. J;lo i.lp'
I'm, -uulat e. 30 a. m, go. ~ y. ~
i,-rk-st- aI 1ii $50 II q m; l''l, ''-'
r. 49, Il.I5 m Sunday al So m. Abu D. III
l1cnoIS lm n' Wsrren and 20 except Non
Govl G:lO - l0l5a M l'5' - = -, '''' "'''' r
, an -ur,iIy-l g.ls q. ms 81 p ~ -, o., nj
t'0ruecfnn = de at Jrf~cN tll ''"'., i'i'5 ~ 49,
t,r, Iltooiivn ara rr.o Dep0t 90 Jclstt my. ,o o,
ii'k,ts inf ste lot ot lhhcTtNst- '">: c,rt
o,- Ioplv,v M lie pllnCna h"tr. zoe. anu '""i'
Of ana Annex Unct. Jrwr- Mhhf' hith9 ,,t cali f,r
N''..Yors -rransf-r lmuanV .p'lS thpf ~, a.,
ardci,cs baggage from hoe. ,situce to I,
,co,in rln he made al ga Iioao way. ''' ,. ~
SeT. H. X and court II. hrQrsyn ara YES 'n 'o "
,.a.,or ,ri,i the pci Telephone nud Law icifrt"
'onhec'l"h VIZ" '| 80 IT, l.. iALBNIN. Gen fass. Agent
EOR BRIDGEPORT and I'll points on Nag- ,ilil,
gafuck aId Ii1usatofIc l.1io2ds-@teamc1 leave tltD
anne n tI or 80. r. H. daily A. ll;jl1 and 23O . m
New-York tribune., 1880-01-14
Gelp Wanteo.

tNGFIL,S TURKISH, ELECTRIC aud
N ROMAN BATHS 81 LeIngfon'aNe.' want -Ain0''0'i'
unlcr tw en, ave for baths ana Onico.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-14
5ifnations Uamteo--females.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
I1,,l "A YORK ,TRIBUNEWI BE RECEIVED At THE UP
No. sos West Twenty thirst., Elghthave.;
No 02 East Fourteenhst Un square 1eO Third
ave-, Fortyseventh-st.; at HARLEM OFFICE No
x,4S1 Thlrdaye 0nehundred sudtwenty fourth 81
ulaliem Savings Bank Buidinsh ~ TO III, AZ regular
New-York tribune., 1880-01-14
REAL ESTATE.
EEw-YoEK, Tuesday.

, ,,uitdny with leaEe of lot Orcharist lOO II OF
pstsntotsf lot PIX iOO Margaret Flck leased Tor
2Gyoais frUm 1868. ground rent $3.50 per annum
New-York tribune., 1880-01-14

VAIFLaw School.-RceUlar course, years;
Glaouae course dor degree " Dell wears all tert
.pens sept. 70. Address Prot WANLA Ne"-iATen' "
New-York tribune., 1880-01-14
For Rovs and Young Men-Country.

or Rows anu CGuSs 4ASli-SOuiiIAJ'
A lexander Institute, Military Boarding Schoo!,
- White Pains. y. Y Principal, .. r. VII lIS Ph u
DOYS and young men admitted at any TINE
I'D to Media PENN Acadcmv, - miles by rail- from Ph,
delphia. SWITH y &. yRTLlDGE, A NJ alFau iliu
uate, Principal
pOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
kp college. Conditioned rejected candidates coached
sumno or Wincr StOckA1dec Mass. T. HOFFMAN,.
BOYS under SIXTEEN, Yonkers, y. y.
Estabnehcd 49, BENJAMIN MASON
COLLEGIATE and COMMERCIAL lNSTl-
" TUIE, New Haven. Conn. General kussels school
Preparatory 10 COLLEGE, scientific schools or business THOR
0uCh phvsica training by military Gring gymnastics &c
Ample opportunity for athletic games rowing &c.
INOR BOYS UNDER THIRTEEN.
L Hempsioad Institute Long Island u. iINDs ~ h.
EsIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY. Wcr-
4 cesier Mass C. D. MErCALF n A., supe'1nt .h'eut
HOPKINS GRAMMAR SCHOOL. New-H =
ven Preparatory 20 Yale toe2e; Mirier icilh
beIn- jan trustees Henry White. cXPIe' l. ~ WooisvY
prof T. a. TEACHER, II. G. Kingsley. A. G. wln"G lIoi'
SIMEON e Baldwin Eli w Blake Hector " L. Cusl"s.
TITLE B0YS.-Special advantages lower
k rates; Boarding ehOOl Tor Boys established loo% b.
MASON, Nonkers y. y.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-14
Real Gsiate 10 GTrban9e.

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New-York tribune., 1880-01-14

TIE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BFTWlrN
NEw-YOEK AND PHILADELPHIA.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-06-24

Mr.. w. II. Mccartney, chief engi-
neer of the Pen dOreille division of
the Northern Pacific Railroad was in
terviewed by an OregonidR reporter
as to the condition of the work, and
gave the following information which
will be read with interest by all con-
cerned in the development of Eastern
Washington Territory:
Our advance camp of laborers is
about 100 miles out from Ainsworth,
been completed for 80 miles, except
the big summit cut. This will be fin
ished within 10 days. The entire grad
ing to the Coulter, McCeav & Co.'S con-
tract, which commences Is miles west
OF Spokan Falls, will be finished, bar
ring accidents, by September 18th.
We have laid about four miles of track
in the past 10 days and will have
enough ties and iron at Aiusworth i'm
few days to lay the track eight miles
ahead of the present terminus, in all
% miles. Here the first tresiie work
commences.
The first installment OF logs from the
Yakima country have been used for
booms, etc, at the mouth Of the Yak
ina. The big drive Of logs for the
trestle timber, the ties and tue timber,
will be down in few days; will be
RATED in the Columbia and floated
down to Hardness X Co.'S sawmill at
AinswUrth. All the machinery of the
mill is in excellent position, and two
hours work in fitting some small pipes
will put it in running order.
The new engine from Philadelphia
and No. 1917 from the kalama and
Tacoma division were safely Landed
at Ainsworth, though not without
considerable trouble in turning them
after they had been taken offthe boats.
"No. -" replaces the little construc-
ton engine. which is perm anently
laid up. We are building at Aims
worth a number of sleeping and din
ing-room cara for the use of track-lay-
ers, and have quite force employed
in the shops.
We have recently established com
Portable hospital near Providence
Springs, under charge Of an expert
enced surgeon. Since December last
only one man on the work has died,
and he of consumption.
Immigration is heavy all along the
line from Providence Springs all the
way to Spokan Falls, the greater pro-
portion settling about the Four lake
country.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-06-24
NEWS ITEMS.

The )sian government is sending men.
of-war to the Pacific.
The census returns show the population
of Brooklyn to be 555, 900, an increase of
1000 in five years.
At Leadville Colorado, compromise has
been effected between the mine owners and
the miners and the militia is disbanded.
A party of one hundred and twenty eight
excursionists, ticketed for San Francisco,
Portland and other Pacific coast cities, left
Chicgao on Thursday last.
The first honorary prize at the Berlin fish
exhibit was awarded to Prof. Baird, of Smith
sonian Institute. The United States will
receive gold medal and an address.
President Hayes and Secretary Thompson
are expected to arrive in San Francisco
about the middle of July. The secretary
will remain on the coast two months, and
will visit Oregon.
All the Jesuit establishments in France
were permanently closed on the 18th inst,
by decree of the government. This is not
the first time they have been expelled from
that country, and it will probably not be
the last.
Reports from Minnesota and Dakota rep
teseul lilc Wuole country HIerauy uHueT
water, and the damage to crops and other
property will be incalcuable. The rain last
week swelled the streams, and nothing like
it has ever been before known.
Senator Conover, of Florida, is very con-
tident that the state will be carried by the
republicans. Conover is the republican can
didate for governor A prominent republi-
can Florida politician offered to lay wager
of $500 or $1,000 yesterday that the republi-
cans would carry that state.
Five hundred of Sitting Bulls band from
the other side OF the international boundary
came in June 18th, and surrendered to Lieut..
Whistler, representing Gen. Miles. The In
6ians were i'll a starving condition and were
fed and cared for 1t is said that more ar.
about to come in.
Twenty miners left Sitka for the Chill.
cat river with six months supplies, intend
ing to prospect for placer dIggngs on the
waters of the Yokon Other mlnersl have
struck ont for Copper river Coal is being
opened and tested near the Hootznoo. Min
ing experts are satisfied with the Stewart
NINE near Sitka.
A terrible scourge resembling dysentery is
prevailing in Adams, Massachusetts, which
has so far, batiled the skill of physicians.
Over a thousand persons, old and young,
have been stricken down. Physicians are
busy night and day. Many cases it is feared
will be fatal There is little doubt that the
epidemic is occasioned by impurities OF the
water III this reservoirs.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-06-24
The Oregon Kidney Tea

Read the following testimonials, not from
persons 5000 miles away whom no one knows,
but from well-known and Trustworthy. citi-
zens OF Oregon, whose names written with
their own hands can be seen at our office:
Portland, Oregon. July 90, 1879
Nv kidneys were In a very bad condition.
The urine was like brick dust, and suffered
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were unavailng until I tried the OREGON
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Portland, Oregon, Augest2, 1879
Having a severe backache last Winter
was induced to try the OREGON KIDNEY TEA.
! found it very beneficial in lie results. 1t is
not more unpleasant to take than other tea.
] would recommend il 10 those afflicted as |
was. JOHN p. FARMER.