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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-04-28

ocSEAs focAlIA al UIluA DO1tluCCJ,
his hat on the table in Jack Merton's
room, and throwing himself on the
lounge, fare you quite sure you were
right about Miss Fairfax's house being
the seventh from here?"
"Of course L am. I've often been
there to see him and his daughter" an
swered Jack.
"Ah, his daughteri [ think I saw
her at the window as passed"
Undoubtedly you did; she sits there
all day."
"Lively girl she must be. Has she
black hair and eyes?"
eyes"
"And she is-well, not pretty"
"There you are wrong. She is pretty. .
"Jack, old fellow, you always had
queer ideas of female beauty. Why she
looks like school marin Is she one of
the cultered, clever sort?"
"She is a very clever girl. ;"
''She is, ell. Then I've seen her, no
doubt"
That must have been her in the win
dow, there is no other lady ia the house. I"
"Oh," muttered Arthur. 9TH run
to the telegraph Office, Jack, if you'll ex-
cuse me, aud then I'll be at your service
and we'll have jolly night of it. -
That afternoon Mrs. Delaney received
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-04-28

added to it. Take one pound of lard,
one pint of kerosene oil and four ounces
of flowers of sulphur; rub these well to-
gether; smear some of it over a horse
brush, and brush the horse with it until
the hair and the skin are all touched;
give the colts each one ounce of sulphur
daily, and as soon as Shs coats are brush
ed with the lard mixture cover with
! blankets.
IT is said that barley is in more gener-
al use than any other grain and that it
was the first grain cultivated for food.
Barley is the favorite crop to be followed
by wheat, as it is harvested early and
leaves the soil in fine condition. 1t re-
spends to the applications of commercial
fertilizers more promptly than other
crops That this crop demands larger
season for the growth and development
of maximum yield than it has enjoyed
in most parts of the state of late years is
shown by the fact that on the shore of
Lake Ontario, where the temperature is
lower and it ripens about two weeks later
than twenty miles inland, the yield is
generally much greater, sometimes
doubled. -NeaO York Corr.
WHOEVER sets out an orchard does it
with the expectation of a return in fruit.
No one plants corn or potatoes without
first considering if the land will give him
a crop; if the soil is not in the proper
condition he knows that he must make it
so or lose his seed or his labor. Much
less than corn and potatoes can fruit
trees make crop on nothing. The trees
will struggle along, do the best they
can, but such orchards do not pay, and
"run out" early. Unless the land is
sufficiently fertile for an ordinary farm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08
@rdtes auo feuoers.

UNHE LARGEST MANUFACTURERS OF
LOW AND HALF LOW CRATES,
BRASS OPEN FIRE PLACES.
with Androns Basket Crates Tor wood or COAL Brzae
WV Fenders Fire SETS and Coal. iHts
MINTON'S TILES variety wholesale and retail
HsS"~ j. 3 cONOvER CO.
No. 800 CAnal-sl. NeU-y0A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
~ NEW II D..

TIlIN BUDUN NVI
For TRENTON and Pii ILADELPHIA.
Leave New YORK from station Z. r. T. of y. j. foot OF
LiDeiry-st.
For fhiialelphit Ninth aud Greens,s at 745. 9. 10,
1l:lj l:3O. :, 4.3O $50 :. l:,D - m. On sun
day A. s;iJ Tn, 300, . IL D. 49,.
FOR Third and bcrksst-, at 90 lilo a. M 100. 45O,
$50 o. o. - sunday az +. IS A. ~. 49, - .
I-O. :. AGO. 4Ij. $3.50. 1880 II D. III Sunday
g A $50, 500. ~ m.
ufn 40 .us leave Philadelphia Tor New DIX - 49,,
From stations phiade Dha aud Reading K IT, corner Nlhtn
and Green.sts. AZ 1880. 800 g.3D a m l. . = $40.
5lu U, $50, Il On sunday at 800 a. M $50 O:iO
y N. .... 90
From Third and Bersssts. at 4:ij $50 9l5 a. m; l:2O
$40 D. ll.3O sunday at =; a. m. $50 lltu .. n
Trenton. = aTren anu Tuckersts-l:25, 40. Gao,
ESQ., 8 300, L. LILO n M ~ ~ o:jo 60 $40
D. sundIy-l:2J, 40 $40 6lJ, 80 p m.
Conn. oI - made ut Jersey ly station 10 ana uem
Hr oklvn AID Fri eDlr Jersey City. -..
Tickets foot of Lbertyst Nos 49, 26l 40l 9f
90 1928 Broadway and 90 the principal 40 e3 ps anu
4 C0urst and Annex office. JEWELS Wharf Brooklyn.
y. y Transfer COMPANY DOdd Evpc VIII all Tor ana
cheek baggage rom hotel residence 10 destination Al
Dhcaton can be maze az pa and L32 Broad way 80 pm
New YORK. aud Courtst. BROOKLYN All thee olct5
IN connection with the Bell Telephone and La" Iee-
graph.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08
Eienmbodts ano Railroads..
A REDUCTION OF FARE.

A REDUCTION OF FARE.
- u, FALL RIVER LINE -
. 10 BpsTON FOR ,PE IAL LIMITED TICKETS
corresponding Tednc ion n al Eastern points IN
steamers BHl-tlL aud PROVfDENCE, ally Sundtvsin IN
eudLroin Pier - r. foot Of MuTraystat Lelye
BInokyn m jersey ty. 4:0 2. via Annex boats
NC 't etatfroOms &c be obtained nc an principal
hoes IN Ticket oce 90 the Office the Pier and on board
GEO. H. COMMON. BORDEN q LOWELL.
Genera Passenger Agent Agents.
CEN lRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ stau In New York. foot NJ Liberty station
BROOKLYN. foot OF Fu ton-st. Jewel = Wharf
on mencihe cember l. lsS i-Leav New YORK. foot OF
Llbery-s. as follows.
$3.50 FOR Pennington Easton. Allentown. Reading,
Harrisburg &c.
1870 m-E0r schooey's Mountain High Bridge Branch,
ID, L. q West IN r. r.. EastOn Allentown. WIkesbarre
" VERY, DC.
e:4J A. m.-for Pennington. kason Allentown, Reading.
HARRISBURG NAuch Chunk, WnImsJOrt, Tanaqul DTiJOn-
NanticO q Upper Lehign, scranton. &c.
mFOr r em ~ Easton, Allentown. Reading. Har-
risburg. Mach Chunk, Wavtr ", &c.
$50 .. nl-For Elst0n. Bath Mauch Chunk, Tamaqua
DifOl WIKI sblTre scranton. &c.
l.3p m-FOr SchOOeys Mountain High Bridge Branch
EastOn. Allentown. Vc
4.i5 y. ni.-fo -Omer, lille. Flemngion &c
3 II - Ea-fOn d.. L. n. r., Allentown.
Reld Harrsbnrg Il iuch Chunk. Wilkes Gc.
sunday trains az s.4J l. m. for Bound Brook
ana int. Imaisto stations at $50 D. EatOn Allen
For Newark n 5:j GI5 $40 7lj. 7i5 s.lj $40. 9lj,
54b. q. 81 D. 6:3n ia -l5, 9.i lO5. HIS. II
FOr trains local points Time Fab al stations.
Boats of The BROOKLYN and rr1e Annex" make cOnnec-
o a d from station
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08

COLLECTOR. ENTRY. SHIPPING, RE
Y CEIVlNG. DlSBJ ReING CLEHk.-Eva sharp cn'r-
reuc young I2. siage tcmpeTa e. c2inpc.ent
reliable and Joss executive ability has hal N'l
enc "a booaseeprl would prefer position h %hoTsate
nln.e busluess rcfeg aCe5. address y. & HAHl %
IA 4 Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08

DOOKKEEPER-A thorough b0okkeeper :;
ID ~ unmarried Ten years experience r %4o 0S
rompIcstad accounts good reference BROOKLYN, care
Tn Z re
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08

COPYING. TALLY CLERK, or TIME
KEEPER pv a SIN ut. conlccIt young man, WHO Is
sober steady ana rehlle. Accress q. n LiNlNG9ION'
COS i.a~f 4Bl.qt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIyI-

ALL RAIL LINE for Perrin Amboy. SOuth Amboy, Red
IanE Long Branch. Ocean Grove As2ury PARK Point
Leave NewYo foot Lbertys, ut $500, s6. lI:ij a M
l..3u. 800 400 5.5O .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08
alarble au0 6iale ftlantcls.

MARBLE and MARBLEIZED MANTELS,
VI monuments. thing &c A. kLABER lSi Ea st 10TH
3d-ive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08

NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY
y Leave New-Iork foot Liberty 81. y. r.
Via BranchDou. .
For SANDY Hook. $40 Has m. D. m
For highlands. 8. $40. IL: - a. IN, 30 ?. NJ
Monmouth Beach and oeabrght, D. Sis, ll45 a m.
800 ..
Wa ed Bank
l..OD. For Manchester Toms River, ATLANTIC CITY
"a ~ n, - For Whitiar's Toms River Barnegat &C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08

CIFPK. &c-BY IN experienced Young man
Win roof exper,puce IN the general grocery VINE ana
srit bus ness Is 90 hand and steady can pro
etce hest references NJ NJ c.. III Lcwisst Cliy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08

FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
CONNEC rION. Leave foot Of Libertyst tor Freehold
at S:l5. ll:iJ a. M. 400. J3O D. nj.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08

NOLLFCIOR OF LIGHT PORTER.-By a
.narr .brpyy i've Yankee has had eXperia nee cole
inc has hiled several position OF rcfeTen, IS ne best
Address IOiiN CDOGAN = Bicsm9ust Br0oklyn. ~ y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08

ELFRK or PORTER.-By a smart Young man
u who is wi'hug and make himself useful Al
dress r. J. BACH Err 9Sta-st AID lUth-st. CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08

BARTENDER or POkTER.-A temperate
1scuve poing man. p years " age Wi ing 10 %3pS o
lc0n hotel restaurant can good references Can or
address AMI y WIN, ,fS West f"dst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08
DropcsIis.
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
BUREAU Engraving AND PGiNING, Dec !. lsso. :,
10 n, Moniay 20, 1890 for supplies needed oy
purpau months from January Ia Juno
coors ollie chemica y typographical
fnts tern rs. hardware, paper coal. wood. etc. -
pank articles OF either class win
Information quantities qualities and conditons VIII Do
viii he each item separately,
, The basis obi Aimed by comparison OF tho
.s ana .ampes reqastons on the accepted BID
sS " Nh be ale lime daring the term stated,
,.5,hout nreyio notice OF acceptance or bid
Tho sht defects anu 10 reject any OF AL bids 10 re-
served. ,o, sho,a .-,s.,, a., ....
ben ass Of they qua nsd % propose aud adj
-,..f p,raa,, is,as,rs ~, s,,a p,tn,,,
Mashington u. G. !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08

OAR TFNDER.-By n young man speaks
ID German az had years cxperionc is temperae
couneiemf ana renabe Add ess PAUL PAT LDlNO New
England IIote. co BOweTy and hay1Tdstsr Ciiy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08

< ARDFNER and FARMER.-( Married mani
u Thoroughly understands sre. olsesa Il EIAels a3q
with erinE ANA tanning * c tL
Te ~renc-- Aadges, GARD EI Box So lriou Opt""h
once J. broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08

X.
WIN ABSOLUTE SAFETY
ON. AND AFTER NOVEMBER %. 1880. 49,.
express Trains New York VIA Desbrosscs AMI Cort
9a s5rstts FcFis s az fG f%s II 800 T. 44o
s. T. $50, and 10 P M and II night sunday 49, ana
2o M o. g. $50 ana Up m" a ana IL ex ptSG sunday at
$50 and M, running through wa Trenton ana cam
Boats of Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
al Jersey Cry ahord'ng speedy and direct transfer
Returning trains leave st Philadelphia IDOL SAD 40
Z 1875 $500 andl an limited express 1880 p 1913.
5io and 49, on as s1aqsy I'D - - s. $50
M "a. H ana Il 30 p m Tally except SUNDAY.
foot Of Des6roses coandisi Cont brooklyn
Annex sf fsonSt Hob Ken stat,op Jersey civ Em
grant TcEet once 1 , place m call Or an, o,oo
baggage from hotels and residents FARMER
General Manager Gen1 Passenger Agt
THE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
L NEW.YORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
R aaaISGESr TRAINS ErgEcr NOV. -, 1880
room Coaches Buffalo aud Suspension bridge; 81. o.,
o a. g a M CONNECTING with thin ias aias to
Southwest Pulmans best Drawngroom sleeping Coacnss
10 bpnSo Daly-Pacinc Express west Sleeping
chicago Without change so Hotel pinnE cars 10 Chicago
7'i5 ,. m-tmerant train for the West vo-v ,or
Train. caanoPrs s,ree1 DspS % s e so ao
D IN and 2:l6 midnight saturday nights only SUNDAYS
K1fhe n and Pa-sac g. 1850 10 1920 mthe 1920
a. m train stop. rutherford only on sundays-!2 noon
midnisnt sundays 6oO $50, io2Oa w. i'i0 $780, p m'
4s9 s. Bio $40 6:30 6:lO $3.50. . 3. 1880 and
II midnight sundays .. $780, lO2oa m, li66:JO D. IN
an a. n'un,s Scwarx Gas $40. so a m .; To- 42O
5 e.i@ IBID md IL midni ght saturday ghts only
Suffer- suae1n, GOO $50 1920 -, 800 Zoo slo 7ls
IL midnight sundayas o,o" Go" lulu I"
M, l:f5 $50 p. ano ~ niiansn.
Eewpurg and Cornwall 7:jV. "a IN 33o a'0o .. m sun
di lCn sSo am kingston 900 a. $3.50 m Sundays s5)
m,en H. 100 g. 1920 NJ, $780, $50. 49, 7. tbs p m
s1Ddays o. $50 lO;2O - m $50, m On ? -,z
srndsys $50 1929 a. $780, p n me u snd 30
hairoad AZ Mann 1so 4.5o D. T. 7:lo sun
roii y g. ~. m o. $3.50 and D N
Gay s'oV 70 Leave 2ist quarter oi ana quarter alter
81, In rnTn a. $40 M anu Al AO49 and Ii'to
m a. ,,r ,aa,age and Tor Apartmeits In DRAWING Room
Tiokes tGCarhes be obtained aud 0rdes Tor tho
aud s.epr lander Baggage DO Ieit al the
chtc Soa 80, iOl or J0I br0aiwsy, n Y, No
paiiNs l,orIyn OF the Company DepOtA -. . -.
Court ST. pts from West arrive In New YORK az |lS
and ll:4o M ,ga tsBoT GEM Pass'r Agt New York
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
N trains cave for EngiewOod Clostsr fiermont aud Ny
- 7 y a sbO A. m; s. L. 40o0 u o;fO, 500 ll:jO IN
-nnd.xs q a M and y. The ll.So " m- trAa wiz
Id v. so minute. aIer5 SATURDAY nights, .Sa - .xa
SauueL spring Valley ami honsey wv WV - us 'S'
p m mo \. ABBoI"r s-a.SA PAAz'r Aren't New Yors-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08
RAILROAD

i GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave York. via Desbrosses and Cotand streets
Ferries. lOIOws:
Harrisburg Pttsburg, the West and south with Pull man
Palace ars attached $3.50 o, and 30 m daily.
Wiiliamsport Lock Haven $3.50 800 p. Cory and
$3.50 connecting dt CORY Tor ltnsVle felrO-
leum centre and the OH Regions . r,.-. -
Ralumore Washington ana the south. Limited Washington
Express Of Pullman Paror cars daily except SUNDAY 10
a. NJ arrive Washington Regular at 43O and $40
a m 4 anu 10 D. m sunday, i3O "A IN. anu 10 y. III.
Fxmes-f ! n"re sunday, D NJ
Express for Philadelphia 43O, $50, & $40. $3.50 90
Limited II m l. $3.50, t. 40. 3, q, $50. AMI ~ D.
ana night sunday 1880 and $50 a. H. o. T. Z, $780, and
Fxprss for Phladephia Camden. 1880 and m
except sunday. .-s,. II, .--,-
OF BTOOklNn Annex
Je CITY, anOromga SPECIFY anu uIeCt uahelet loI
BrOOElyn travel. ,o.,o , -.
daiS eiO a. M ana $50 daily, except Monday From
Wasongton ana BIltimore 600 NJ. 300. A. $40
49, :, m sunday ESQ a m. 10; D. NJ From
pbiIodelp IA 80 go T. 8tO, 1910 ll50 m, llO, =,
40 Alb 500 630 $50. 9:3J: and 1850 p m SUNDAY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
LTIMORE and OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE and OHIO RAILROAD.
wa PhIalepaia hsItimore and ii' Wilmington
on ana alter Dec PASSENGER Trans cave from CENTRAL r.
m-kxcept sunday Tor Washington and the W ost Win
m~Dsiy for Washington Cincinnati Chicago st.
Louis EnHre train runs through TO Chicago aso through
ii:s, p Ta~Daly for Washington aud the West, with
The New b. aud O. PALACE SLEEPING CARS attached
~ No 40 otheT line makes faster time 10 the West
Trans from the West at Gao m m and 800
Principal New.YOrk Office 3l5 Broadway also O." Broad
tickets secured and checked through to destination
EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
- PAssENGER TENN on ana ate JsIs IN w
and SSS Pbma N; 'o fs searrs ana Wayery
iSaca GENEVA Lyons Buffalo aud the West Pullman sop
'nF 1Saslss o a. NJ ana connect for All
points IN Mahanoy and Aa4eton ecai IeEeas
''" u i-A''''" '"'N' {. Ii. CUMMINGS. Agent
NEW HAVEN. HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, 81.
~ steamers leave daily Sundays excepted) for
New Haven ana Il;;O D n. connecting v III road
NORWICH LINE ~ ,..,
Per @ AND Sas ' aas
At i.3Op diiIy. sundays excepted
DOCKAWAY BEACH.-New York, Wood
Ii haven and ROcsawav Riilroad.-Iesve daily. except
sunday Hunters POnL $40 ll:93 m; 4aO d m.
Leave tocgswsy $40 a. m; 5;lg. O.l0 ?. m
So TO BOSTON
VIA THE
STONlNGrON LINE,
CONNECTING FOR ALL POINTS EAST
The Elegant steamers
MASSACHITS ErT Tuesdays Thursdays aud SATURDAYS
and NARRAGANsErr ON Mondays Wednesdays And Fin
u'' 4;30 p NJ, FROM PIER SO. ". r.. . .
I,o Of lay ar arriving Boston A NJ special Limited
Fr"t Class TIC ets NewYork aud Boston, GOOD
nNIY as specifed their face-f2 each.
TeIets for ~ prncpa ticket Offices sta srcSms
aecnrsd az Of Westc0tJs Express company AL Nos
1893 ana j97 Broadway and AZ Metropolitan and Fth Avenue
PROVTnENCE LINE-FoR FREIGHT ONLY.
steamer EIF IRA and GALArEA ieaye Pier ~. North
River foot War en.stL daily except aundays) As r. n
,',r Ro.tou via r direct
fi''s"' w. ID. ). BABCock President
l. W. FILKINS- Go oral Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08

EiGHT PORTER-A bright, energetic indus
u tuous young man ese - IS orairou o. ooia.ans 30
N on as light porter. useful man "a good GSaNlcf'
furnish references. CAL or address j. hLAI
ING. a Bo9Cy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08

COACHNAN-Eughsb married years
u best testimonials most careful and reshe man
wife &. r.tl waitress tauhcrndi h'th arc per H
alv ana mighty .mealel; CITY or country. A " A4S
q Eds lfii-e q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08

RRIVEP OR WAITEE'S place wanted by
! neat ;idr Young man who s0caks German Is temper
a-c hone willing Address Hen ~ AOC No 40 uiaNe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08
JGlcS bD ArrIlon.
RICHARD V. HAPNETT, Auchoneer.
AUCTION SALE OF
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Marble StatlarT, Br0lZ8S.
OIL PAINTINGS. SILVER WARE,
l7EaSt 57tl-St., near 5tl-aV
On Wednesday, Dec. 10,
AT 1880 O'CLOCK A NJ.
The Satuary includes the copy in America Of the
celebrated VENUS AT THE BATH " in the Uhzz Gal
Iery al Florence Also choice elegant Parlo Bedroom and
Dining Furniture by the best makers China, Glass
ware and Lace Curtains Kitchen Furniture Uten
sis &c Catalogues maea application TO AuctOneers
office, III Broadway. Basement
miscellaneous.

CHROME arues desiring to invest in TIN
\ can gain valuable information by addressing r. L.
sweet Air. Nd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08
WPERTAL GERMAN MALI.

4 Hamburg American Packet COMMANDS Line for
PLYMOU til. CHHkBOURG and HAMBO hr. 80,
DEC. . ~ ..''.'''''-- - %
TES- Dec. ISL 30
Rates Of passage Plymouth London Chero9II@ u an
burg and the south or Ing anu. tIi't CiSL
s1O second CABIN. $50; SLeerage. o3O KOuhd ulo AZ
reduced Steerdge from Hamburg OF tdgIe 20
II General AGENTS General Passenger Agents
q Ttoal Il \ No. 81 Bradwav, y. I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08

SMALL. OFFICE in Tribune Building 10
N let Rent moderate Esquire a, eo""',.'--1o'D
,xno,,-N SToNR HOVSE-I65 lexington
khON ~ a.. class orrer modern improvements. Ap
r1T ~ nvner - Cortlan it-st-. upstalrs
OFFICES TO LET, some desirable, at low
,r-ces IN tho buildngs 3, .. ana fSul IN 81, ~
~, Na'sans 81 and in Park Row. opposite r. o. RUlAAND
e WHITING BsekmansL ------
vv,O RENT.-FOR OFFICE PURPOSES front
4 beemeut Apply at "A East 49tb-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08

A MfDDLE-AGED man would llke 10 90 90 'a aId
n an-s,fn OF trust has unquesion bic eforences ana
q ,y rsnonssle ana reii5Dle. Address by letter T.
GRIFFIN. Sos ad-aVe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08

IbACkER, PORTER or DRlN ER.-By an ac-
tive energetic experienced you man y wears OF age
an either posiflop willing to work Tor moderate wages Il
has best Please call or address JOHN DhFlN'
No. Watts-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08

lGHI RtER.-Bv an intelligent young
Il American age % hight porter in large store o. ware
housc. viii work 20 salary has uncAc p !jna
references years place. Call or address F. IL H.
Vest HIST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08

"A by q smart, sharp ~. h. l. 'ii'-'I'.
young American age % viii work for moderate comp sa
ush references can OF address
X. e. ANDERSON. l~O within -st.. Jersey CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08
DOUND BROOK ROUTE AND B. g. ..
ID CINCINNATI. CHICAGO. ST LOUIS
l. L

Il GIN tINNAII. tHltAfO 81. LUIS
AND THE WEST
Via Baltimore ana Washington
Leave New York, loot LiJeTtv-st
q. m Through coaches and Par or cars 10 Cncinnau
Jpn DAILY Fast Line Through coaches and Sleeping
1880 Day Through coaches and sleeping cars 20
Washington, Cincinnati &C.
Tickets ale and baggage checked at loot o. Lbertyst
y. H.. G. f Il. of j.
JOSEPH s HARRIS. II. BALDWIN,
General anager Gen. Pass. Agent
TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Nau-
cttuck and ousaOnc Jads.-Stearners leave Cath
aIine slip pier 30, r. r. dallv at $50 am AMI -:3O pm
FARE lover than ry any other route
NETWORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
IN RIVER RAlLROAD-COmmencn DE- ember T.
lrou, through trains Will leave Grand Central Depot
500 Western and Northern Express TO Rochester,
Plattsburg IT Adams and Montreal 49,.
1880 Chicago Express drawngrOOm cars 70 Can4n'
daigua, Rochester anu Buffalo. 80 r-,
Hoo 10 bany and Troy Win connections 70 v ucA
Saratoga, Gen's Falls and Rutland =, H..
400 u m, Accommodation "a ALBANY anu ROY r..
COO II. T. Express dally WIN sleepns cars iOr
ST. LOUIS. running through every dAy III the week aso
sleeping Buffalo. Toledo ana OeloI Anu excepting
SUNDAY night, for treal. via saratO2li
$50 D. ~ Paci Express, daily, with sleep cars or
Rochester Buffalo Cleveland tol do Detroit anu chicago
300 ~ H., Express ieeDing caIs "a "u'". 40 d
az Montreal. ST. Adams.
II 30 D. WIN sleSphs Ni' I" Aos"j
Ticxets on So 2o2 and 4lS Broadway,
ws.cofs hxprsss Offices PARK place and is5 and 9f2
j. 81 TOCCEY Gen. SUP. {. b. MEEkER. Gen. Pass'r Agt
MANHATTAS RAILWAY CO.,
OFFICE OF GENERAL MANAGER. II BROADwAY,}
NEW YORK. Nov. 81 1880. }
NOTICE.-The new Station at 12Oth-st. and
opened "a the public and after Monday
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