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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-01-13
Brandy as a Medicine

Brandy as a Medicine
The following article was voluntarily sent t.
Mr.. II. E. Slaymaker, Agent for Reigart's OLD
ey %ho Sas
the Brandy referred to In his regular practice
1t is commended to the attention of those at
fsfcted with
Indigestion and Dyspepsia.
BRANDY AS A MEDICINE.
This now much abused Alcoholic Stimulan1
was never intended as G beverage, but to bt
of some of the destructive diseases which
sweep away their annual thousands of victims
With purely ph1lanthrOpic motive We pre-
cially those aflicted with that miserable Ills.
ease Dyspepsia, q specific remedy, which ia
nothing more or less than
Brandy.
The aged, with feeble appetite and more OF
less debility, will find this simple medicine,
when used properly.
A Sovereign Remedy
or all their ills and aches. Be II, however
strictly understood that VIC prescribe and use
REIGART'S OLD BRANDY,
Sold by our enterprlsing young friend, II +
SLA1 MAAER. I01S DTa1hOy mas SLOOu Jne
test for years, and has never failed. as far
as our experience extends, and VIC therefore
give it the preference over all other Branalics
nomatter with how many jaw-breaking French
titles they arc branded. One-tOurth Of the
money that is yearly thrown away ON various
impotent dyspepsia specifics would suffice to
buy all the Brandy to cure any such case or
Cases. In proof OF the curative powers of
Reigart's Old Brandy,
In cases OF Dyspepsia, We can summon NUN
bers of witnesses-0ne case in particular we
cite:-
A hartl-wOrking farmer had been afflicted
with an exhaustive Dyspepsia for q number Of
years; his stomach would reject almost every
kind of food; he had sour eructati0ns con-
stantly-u0 appetite-in fact, he was obliged to
restrict his diet to crackers and stale bread
and as q beverage he used NcGrunn's Root
Beer. He is Methodist, and then, as now,
preached ut times, and in his discOurses often
declaimed earnestly against all kinds Of strong
drink. When advised TO try
Retgart's Old Brandy,
In his case, he looked up with astonishment,
but after hearing of its wonderful effects in
the cases of some Of his near acQuaintances, he
at last consented to follow our advice. He
used the Brandy faithfully and steadily; the
first bottle giving him an appetite, and before
the second was taken he was o sound man. with
a stomach capable of digesting anything which
heschOse to eat. He still! keeps 1t and uses lit
tie occasionally; and since he has this nletli.
cine he has been of very little pecuni&ry bene.
MT to the doctOr.-A PRACrIsIN0 PHYeICIAN.
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How to Get Sick.

Expose yourself day and night; eat too
much without exercise work too hard y-ithout
rest; doctor all H.. time: take all the vile nos
trums adTcr:!ssa, ar,n thcn you Will want to
know
How tn Get Well
Which is ans swerci In t.iec ,yorf!s-T.,-o TJo,,
BitteD! Sec other c,l1mn U-ow,ixw'
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Go to II. d. Cochran, drugglst, ls7 ard 1s0
North Queen street. for Mrs. Freeman's New
National Dyes. For brightness and durability
OF color are uncqualed. Color from 2 to 5
pounds. Price, Is cents
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1IXECUTOKs' SALE NE CITY PROPERTY,
Il On TUESDAY, FEBRUARY l, 1881. the
undersigned executors of Michael Malone. de-
ceased, will expose to sale, at the Caldwell
No. l. A lot of ground, on the N. E. corner OF
Orange and Skippen streets, with frontage
OF 49% feet, more or less, on Orange street, and
along Shippen street. nOrthward, sS feet to q
public alley, on which IS erected a commOdi-
Gus and wellbuit Mansion, No. S0l, twostories
high. with two-story Back building, all in
good repair Also on rear of lot, a two-story
Brick Stable and other improvements.
Sale at O'Clock, when terms viii! be made
known by EDW ARD McGOVERN,
WM. l.. PEPPER,
JAMES NJ. BURKE.
Executors of Michael Malone, decd:
HENRY SHUBERr, Auct. JanlOtId
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ESTATE OF HENRY GUNDAKEK, LATE
Il of Lancaster city, deceased. Letters of ad-
ministration on said estate having been grant
ed to the undersigned, all persons indebted
thcrto are requested to make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims or demands
against the same, will present them without
delay tor settlement to the undersigned, resiil.
ing in Lancaster city.
SARNH +. GUNDAKER,
DIR. GEO. II. WELCHANS,
WM. Il. WILSON, Administrators
a. e. REINoEHL,
Attorneys. nOvl56tdoaw
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INVALIDS TAKE NOTICE,

NEARLY 5000 PERSONS
have placed themselves under my charge dur
Ing the Lust three years in Reading and this
city. One-half Of them at least were called in
curables. Chronic cases of Dyspepsia, Con-
sumption. Rheumatism. and other ah1icti0ns.
Nearly all reported the same story. VIZ have
tried many doctors ami Quack medicines. and
lin vain. am discouraged. While curing the
sick In these two cities over l,5eO deaths have
occurred In other ply ysicans' practice. and not
q halt:dozen in mine: Won'ty yoa in person tat
able cures. Men and women. sick tor years, were
under my practice in few days or weeks
cured. Send or call and get 1e-page pamph-
let lfree), containing the names OF people thus
All cured by placing my inexpensive medicines
on the outside of the bOfiy. No poisons used
and no drugs, syrups. pills. powders. bfttcra
or other such vile stufYs placed in the stomach.
Consultations and Examinations Free at my
offices. Hundreds have been cured OF Cafarrh
for 80 cents. Cure Quick for Catarrh sent to any
address in the United States for 20 cents.
DIR. O. A. CIR e E N e,
(3l Years Experience),
. No. 2ss NORTH QUEEN STREET,
aot1dMWT&S - Lancaster, Pa.
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ESTATE OF HENRY DIR Il, LATE
IL of the city OF Lancaster, deceased. Let
ters OF administration on said estate having
been granted to the undersigned, oil persons
indebted thereto are requested to make inIme-
diate payment, and those having claims or de-
mands against tho same will present them
without delay for settlement to the under
signed, residing in the city OF Lancaster.
PHILIP Il. DRACHBAR,
HENRY DRACHBAR, JR.
ALBERT DRACHBAR,
JNo. NJ. AMwEG, Atty. Administrations.
n236tdOaW
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.
~ To Nervous Sufferers-The Great Euro
pean Rcmcdy-Dr. j. Il. simpsons Specific
Medicine. 1t is 4 positive cure for Sperma.
torrhea, Seminal W Weakncss, Impotency, and all
Anxiety, Loss of Memory. Pains in Back or
Side, and diseases that lead to Consumption,
insanity and an early grave. The Specific
Pamphlets sent free to all. Write for them and
get full particulars Price, Specific; s. PEI
son MEDICINE COMPANY, Nos. iOl and IO6
Main Street, Buffalo, N Y. Address all orders
TO
1877 and I39 North Queen Street, Lancaster
m17-lydeod&wl
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CONNECTIONS.
LEGAL NOTICES.

E,STATk OF II. W. BHENK, LATE OF
Il Lancaster city, deceased. Letters tcsta-
mentary on said estate having been granted to
the undersigned, all persons indebted thereto
are requested to make immediate settlement
and those having claim, or demands against
the same, will present them without delay for
settlement to the undersigned.
MARY S. B. SHENK,
Executrix.
W. LEAMAN. Atty. d3-5tdoaW
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DENNSYLVANIA KAlLkOAD-NEW
Il SCHEDULE-On and after SUNDAY
NOVEMBER Sth 1880 trains on the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad will arrive and leave the Lam
casta. and Philn tlelphia .iepOtS rs fOllOMs:
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Trains connect at Reading with trains to and
from Philadelphia, Pottsville. Harrisburg, Al
lentown and New York, yia Bound Brook
Route.
At Columbia with trains to and from York.
Hanover. Gettysburg, Frederick and Balti-
more. A. NJ. WILSON, Supt.
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DIR. r. Ii. Clark, South Hero, VT, says. 1" In
cases of Kidney Troubles 1t has acted like Il
charm. 1t has cured many very bad cases OF
Piles, and has never failed to act efficiently.
Nelson Fairchild, of st. AlDans, VT, says,
1T is OF priceless value. After sixteen years
OF great suffering from Piles and Costiveness
1t completely cured me-"
&. :. Hogabon, OF Berkshire, says, "One
package has done wonders for me in complete
ly curing a severe Liver and Kidney Com
plant"
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Es- II is put up in Dry Vegetable Form, i'll
Es-tin cans, one package of which makes six
RJ- quarts of medicine.
81 Also in Liquid Form, very Concentrated
R5- tor the convenience of those who cannot
e5- readily prepare 1t. II acts tcRh equal
es- efficiency in either form.
WELLS. RICHARDSON 4 CO., Props,
Burlington, Vt.
(Wili send the dry post-paid.)
dec27 lyd&w4
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1881-01-29

Territorial afairs-Messrs. Jolley.
Martin, Gamble, Shaw, Walsh of
Union.
Public printing-Messrs. Jolley, Wig
gin, Walsh Of Union,
Engrosscd and enrolled bills-Messrs.
Jo;iey, Wilson, Gamble. -
4Agriculturc,-Messr Wiggin, Walsh
Of Union, Smith.
Highways and bridges-Messrs. Walsh
of Union, Smith, Wiggin.
Mines and mining-Mcssrs. Martin,
Jolley, Wilson.
Immigration-Messrs. Smith, Scoby,
Jolley.
Charitable and penal institutions
Messrs. Shaw, Gamble, Martin, Jolley,
Walsh.
Insurance, banks and banking-Jol-
ley, Fisher, Wilson.
The house cominitteet have been an
nOunced as follows:
Judic:ary-Boyles, Inman, McBratncy
Dickey and Baynes.
Observation-Disclosures, Thcillan, French,
Miller and Thone.
Ways and Means Donaldson. Baynes,
Moore and Hale.
Counties and Townships -LAMour.
Donaldson, Ellefsen, Wells and kcruc-
dy.
Public printing-Frcnch, Thompson,
Dickey, Rohr, and Warner.
Engrossment and Enrollment-Ken-
nedy, Rohr, Van OrsdeI, Landmark and
Rowland.
Territorial affairs-Rohr. LaMour.
Miller, Kennedy and lnman.
Agriculture and manufacturrs-Ellef-
sen. Van Orsdell, Hale and Moore.
Banks, banking and i~nsurance-Iu-
man, Wells, Thorne, McBratncy and
Thiclman.
Mines and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Thorne, Cross, Miller and Hale.
RaiIroads-WellS, Warner, Miller,
BOyles AMI Thone.
Charitable and penal institutionsA
Thorne, Baynes and Dickcv.
Highways, roads and bridgeS-Thicl-
man, Donaldson, Rowland, Ellifscn and
lmmigration-Cross, lnman, Thomp-
son, Wells and McBratney.
Financial and revcnuc-Miller. Thiel-
man, Landmark, Moore and Rowland.
'orporations-lloorc, Dicksy, Now
land, Baynes and Landmark.
Internal Improvements Van Orsdell.
French, LaMour, Rohr and Kennedy.
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LE0I0LATTVE COMMITTEES.

The following are the standing com
mittees of the council:
Judiciary-Messrs. Gamble, Scoby
Jollcy, Wilson and Fisher.
Neutrality-suspicious.. Scoby, Wiggin
Smith.
Finance and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Shaw, Fisher, Gamble, Jolley, Smith.
Elcctions--Messrs Wilson, Gamble
Ecoby.
Railroads -Mcssrs. Fisher, Martin,
Shaw, Scoby, Day.
Counties MessrS Day, Wiggin, Gam
HE. a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-27
pREsInENT sEELYE Id AMHERsT.

AMuERsT, Mass, June 26.-ihe theme o.
President seelye's baccaiaureate sermon 'oa! wac
"Tne Law OF Divine PcoyIdruce.' o. dven m Ecc.oo
asis i l-15 After an cxegess OF She passage bring
inc out the diHercuce between fare and chance ahd
Providence be drew the following conclusions; First
Fvery man has his lot assigned him IN liie When he
comes upon the stage be has his place 10 OIL aud his part
TO act and No take his station or do his "ork
for him. He may do this WORK we'll or ne may DO u
ilv or he may not do ali he may seek 70 do OK
aetly that which Is designed HIN, OF he may seek
his own choice and way irrespective Of the divine
assignment. But whatever Do his choice for hiosef
there Is TOR every divine choice which couten-
plates every individual movement and decd ~ wei NJ
the whole period Of his life and the whole range OF con
dnet secoud-Gods plan for every k he best plan.
He bath made Everything beautiful in "a time. SORROW
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seneers, and engagements have been made "a,
TIE COURTS.



grraY'fg ~orRrC Held hv Lawrence J,.---.
opens fG30a 90. Calendar called az II a. Mos n 3,
- 81 10 49, So 81, Co. ~ s. % loo rs lii ltf ~
hl 20 e3 no ~ ~, iIJ. $50, 49,. 49, is 49, III
la1. II3. l1f l11. ZOE. -
SPECIAL TEsW-Hef Nv nonohue, J--Court onens a,
lO.lu q. NAV and FaciNUs. 42D -Hadasn, q az! s,t
Brown. 90 ~. s-I-~NHe f0f same
SrEDtll IFbNhrr by O.uolut, Cont npe1s AZ 10 "A
@ -rsuusr,fs- Aos .ss, l3l Law aat o. tsr-Nas 81
- l l45, l5 3 ,5 s l5 Ii,5 i, ia ,llle li
1877. HOS 1872 1902 JOB. Ga se llkr. lU3f
llI3. f0ai. i5- 1913 h.. = ,sS 1910 " S'''
C4ArIIr--PARr L-Bartsii, Colrt opens 20 l0.sO N
Gaze 80 2Gll. TIE Nee.Ycri ad rtookyn Ferry Cag
gAuv sgf. The NNor. &c. No dtv cal"udar
PART fI.-PYtteI &c 0gf Orenf "a 1880 m.-yQt
rIIf $1,000 si.f. 8-r .t' 1855. yaS*. .-a. 1I-- 80
5sy. a512 3I75 3iD2. BOB 1904. ai0i. 5000 1880 -
PART UI-f1Ieu 10, Cont opers no 1880 m.--NaS
3i ftS2 31I. sfts. $3.50 ZJl, $3.50 i0il, GOA Para
U-i. 1852. 3Uir. 2ti6 1913, ifHi, 1898, 4rN"
GlVErAf ~r-sION-PArr ifnvlng. Cont opens ~ n
D" lhr People act Anton Nader hg.nyi Michael Ksg.
burglary. Au-iu Dow loallul ts'.
frors. Wakv abduction. FIant 0oLznl l.,enr fr,y
th- prom VIM II Holt perjury: Marie Niu arson ca.
tulri.
PAgr II-eu,yth. R1le People act Daniel Cornell f-lgu
.sINf iui hAfh.t tnL,I l.rfHtc, homicide Jane,
Huston. Gcf1e l fri4d l,rc,y llrr.f Du fc,lns -
.4l .H. terry John Ilatr-N, glA4llng Henry Wts
George Dr. Mfftr Louis fnli, lottery.
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Gin Real Gslale for Sale.

4 valuable RIVER FRONT in Harlem. with
= dr,i1-aHI -flhIc Toy price and terms apgy 70 C-
LANDN WHITING, l-i Nf-.iu--t
L'OR SALE.-Iwo of the hest built double
! DOB. 900 looks lie, owner a. KILL, i,1so ists'e.
INVESTMENT properties paving = per cent
I 4,.. BccAulAl. $3.50 l.Hu, Nl--tI aud lufHl-ts
NtLAND1 WIIIG$i, ~ Nas7au-sf.
TENEMENT PROPERTY. 80 lT2 Delaney
2.NIOn front house thrlestnrv and lu .n.nt;
ril lni.-t aye STORIES. Fpr particular lnJmIeot
A.. PAKh. 5-5 Rroonrrt
f4O Eligible LOTS, with hulkh@lod
IA. lDL 80, 20 EI,baDec- place.
< Qnn WILL BUY brown stone house
- SsNTR(HC near ita ave.. VII Icut PAUL T. TODD.
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MOSS rIrCOHR.

B0sroN, Ms. June 26.-Ai0scs Titcomb,
v-upc-ntc9I,ut ~ thr 10 uaent Room % ihc United
States Senate which was under Dds charge ior over
ouaItcrof q century. died tli7 morning at F-ansla
Tails II 40 The ugc of 81 .hy years. after lingering
Illness ~ several years duration. III, lorg tern ni
service in Wo.hurfnn brought hiu !lto Intimacy VIA
many Of fhe most distinguished members ~ toHt
Iic watched over Calhoun in h. lat sickness una with
I'M hands prepared f0r burial the body of Hem!
Clay al his death 90 Washington.
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having seen tcn afar on, and were persuaded OF them
and embraced them"
There are many promises in the Bible said the
preacher that seem never ~ have been fulacd by cod
Abraham was promised new lani. ana tLht
De- should De- the father OF great naioh'
vi tie urornisc was not kept. TIE hey and an
Fecr tn tide seeming mystery 81 FOUND Do tc new yer
afou TIr frvt rcHts 'Thrse u died Joe tiin, h"t nav
iut received Inc promises. but having seem them and
greeted lLrn from afnr dr. Tho .Hl t- l. iN'i 'l
rlofeI Dos sailor boo familiar LANDMARKS a- hr
r.frrIIr from lour 1ofrcc. N. 1rctt thtin u"i inr
fhcr own SO e. inf ht-rf they fr of Rome near or
I4rd. 1.c ,tt, lia NOT rtc,Fc thc prnini-.s ii OILY
f.f fi.r. .HI .. hlt.rl dta-A lIc Eternal DiiyB
Who's ir4ro. al4 builder Del God.
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SUPRgFLUoUs.-"A And so yon learn dancing
Hobs Ard how do you like yalsingf" ION It's not bad
n car manage very well Dyseii; cut th1nk a girls
rather In the Way!-tPuneh
HARMoEY.--Brewu (Philistine); 81 beard IL
was s.H or between you and Miss koweslot" Nol-
ti1sfa nrs.aptlel: 9a-as TnconIpatibiity OF
ps lion she DIDN'T suit Iay tGrIlchar l"-PBnch.
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LIG.T FROM THE NEW VERSION


At the Eighiy-sixth Street Methodist ETieco-
pal church last night the Rev Dr. A. d. Vail the pastor
preached Prominent Passage in the Now Testament
Revision" was the subject advertised for hc sermon
Gods Unfulaned Promises" WAC thar announced from
the pulpit. The text vas from HohroTs H. 49, These
All died ~ faith. having received the promises, b
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Amos II. Trowhridcc. of No. - West
TDen.s ffh-t. pr slrnr thc second National I.n.t
o., q. tutt I'f yesterday 20 tf-,.r. Comm. SO lrt
90 t.l. .,4i5 today.
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srrrurNa- MANCHESTER.

.WMKEsBAERE, Penn, June 26.-Ex-District
Attorney stephen s. Winchester 81 this city. died snd
denly today He had relations attorney With
MANY Ncv-Y0rk and Philadelphia huuHcs.
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Au,iion Sales OF Heal estate.
j. BLTECkER. Nucfionrcr.

a.. POSITIVE SAIL.
NaiIsiit prnfftfy CD 0sfh and Aith fi'.
g. J. Bl.ltf tlG q sos Will SILL
T0rr'r Juae 81, IL ~, at INrlAng al..i 'on, III
....l Ilot % lots 8J1looj) north -le 57a Il.
!i..f ir.a., Sos So 5l-. $50 West lifl g.. siis
l.fH... ''ff a.l If 81. ayrs 4'N. hinfk.
f.- fHN 100. 80 so 81 a.ftfisf, IrHA gu,
i..n... I.,-.f.rl auf 80 tl.'-irf-.
So. D.. ....- . o.. >.-.-ir e.
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tbc o. .nrr ~ fhe ilfr Joseph I"rsrinr. r 90 m lik
l,s. .fh.n .' nHt's df'r o., ls"lt nni '.. '.,,
....- dI.,c ~ Wayac Junction. On r.s Sos. m.
lf.rrI IIn..I Iilf dlrfance rom il.h'r az
.., h.r 4r',sn Nosfl Penn fl..rfs,. jos
.. rnatus a,aIf .ri iaHd tfanultlf N4frr'ae
o. .trrlre Interested h' fpfid iilft~ lHf MAls- AL
.i ..rr in ior,~t Shade sld f1nr' rftr.ler1 fr.rs
%, .D. abundance p' ftr choicest fruit ttrt i' h1f
v tr.rt % iull htifnF Il,if,ln4 lA-' yrai F ''j
lI..l.- ard at1 ample cuids iofy, saiIilns f'ie'
dI.ire fts winter.
axe rteeu ml.os uthoues. stsh,ue. Sc ar, ID refy
ar.ie anf rnuua.iipn- Ihrrr asr 20" bi 4ii t'f -
-..s f'ir s-lr fffrI1re ~ lt,rIr eI -
fs. if'n "a ring. tnd ruu cuI O. Hor. s'1 ~
tt... D.. iaa cifF she i~nu ID
tf-, 0ihr flgstl. with are inifAf- aI columns a-l
..ua. I'D D. is Boo excellent ~ AIR. lni ~
rt.. q ifh .isr ul-iru Ia -hHff DO shfro
tir u,et beautiful and .tuacusV ts~i'el,cs Dor @ lN'
sl.f Tnff,r part .uIais Ir.y d. h4i at ri.uff IS
..,n ,li arplicat 100 to NATHANIEL. B. iA |fl.f,
SEQ. l5~o4tI 5th.,l, .iilIelni .t. it.n.
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Gin propcrin Go Get.

F'D LET for business purposes.--Secoud and
ne floors. uing lgltf lolx5.. Inquire % g. 4. IEE.
Wit. 30 ui.oI-lft.ia
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Ciin properIn uanie6.

WANTED 20 hive for term of wears. for
y private family. large aui f'-irlhle uufirl. .bed
nw hF i"u. . i ','N..n ..tt a't D. 81 7t', aid iars
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Real estate 10 Grebange

V'O EXCHANGE for improved city property
haoasotle coiri p, seat on Stw .fasea iAi.foAi q,
HULAND & WHITING, III 49,
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Gonnlrn Dropertn fOanls6.

EANTED.-Residence, Tor mining stock 'e e..
" ms d.a'v at EToArrs Board. cish basis AeN'''
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BrOohlnn properin for Sale anN 60 ia

I OW-PRICRD LOTS, $500 EACH up ~ ~
rapidly In nrvine part 81 Bnklyn; tor Sa,e s'y
~ YlOLs AULAND ~ NlililNu' ia y ~@f
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E7OR SALE or EVchlngc.--A nice httle TAR
4 3D.. acre. hear Nortnpo-L tt.e and ci.af. -s.'e' .
~ . |.if tl sl
, 1881-05-04
u. 8. A.

TWO HUNDRED barrels OF ulcohol woro With.
druwn for export yesterday.
TIE tug ASA llansoln was yesterday sold by
Cnpt. Edward E. Napier to Frlncsa 81. Urockway.
tho consideration being t4,GO0. ;:
FIFTY Thousand tlolara In gold and 1900 Ia
silver WIS pa!i out yesterday ut tho sub-Trcas~
urY. Nine thousand dollars In silver WAS ~.
eoIved.
THE inturnnl. .revunue receipts yesterday
a,uuuntotl to st5,lG0, OF which set,00J was for
hpirtts. $s.tp for tobacco. md eigars. $47l for
beer. and sl3,ss15 for spccln! taxcs,
lIlnaM ltvEsnEu, wae brought boforo Cone
missioner lloyno yesterday uinrxct: with selling
l!lunr without llavnso tlt the VillnKe Ut CherrY
Valley. uno ot tho unycrnnent witnesses
SarSyS %Ss NE w T. r. Ss Gosad1 t rSn a:
IN s.lch Il l,lelnnohnly condition that hu was un-
ablo ~ tetl gl,er s tson, whisky; M!yonhorx was
promptly furnished.
FOLLOWING u tho list OF duttablo goods re-
ctlyul ut tho Custom .llousG yustcnln3.: JHliut
Steel company. ~ stccl bt0tlltls; Churlos LlI-
eers'oltnef ~ ctnsnn sherry wtH a. Ms..
Flcticor 4 Co.. 100 bUxes tn platG; II. Boars,
sisvaE guns; 1cFta, s.lInbnnl Co., onso nrushoa:
q e. s:qs Wilt % asS s' wss sisf f?e es.s sxEsis
si,,dres: l'nt,s.., iros n hulf barrels herriuys.
Collections. Sa.b71al.
THE following figures show tho business douo
at te CheE ,S ;t oo1 , *t t5 'i,! crssts
@ tss y IL. S aIvpscMps.stossa I,s s so; spe IT,
tom; :al:l: nal lctters l.;a: M'a; .nail t'oatal
Sa': s%s a lev. asttsss ose IT, wi sS' ssts4s s
rolurin.l to tho oIilco. T.9al; Goleotci--iottors
:hFlts8: postal cAssls III, ,sd; newspapers. oto:.
tiIMll.sss; Niu,ey Cfers !ssnoa-1oMos,ic, xsu..
sSa. a.s7*ss; ia.rr''stona. s;:..S.1 Fsss: H..
tl1.ss salcs Of postal cards. ssamps. otc, etsi,-
, 1881-05-04

rAY or oSr1cEna. ASSISTANTS, ETC4
An adjourned mcotiug Of tho Ilonrl of Eiu-
cation was hold yostcrt1ay evening, at when
wero present Inspectors ftoyno, EuRlisb. Keith,
Armstrong, Dronau. Corcoran. Stensland. sttlos,
1lurroushs. Dunno, Mas. NlchoR. and Do Lany
III tho chair.
The 1lonrd wont Into Committee Of tho Whole
OH consideration Of tho report Of tho Committee
on sniurrs.
Tho Mttor pnrt Of tho report Of tho Commits
teo on Salaries waa aduptod with somo ameud-
Mcnts, lis golloWs:
tqAsstsiunts; 1fcnd Assistants each $E50; In
VrImnry Krndcs: For first ychr Uf
sorsico, &+uU; second ycar.- $40: thirl
ycnr, fourth yoar, e576; fifth your,
fn.5: exth and subsequent years, 500. Assist.
mary grades ,only and hastng fourth grade
pupils. to receive $50 pnr annum rore than tho
fblvo rites Assistants III double division to re-
ceivc *ul less than tho above rites. All changes
IN salaries to take place at the CONF
!ncncctnunt Of the school month follow
tnE the expiration OF the !yoMr's eurvtca.
= sab,t!tutes N ~! t e taP rate st xiS0 per !ny 81
Gmp.oyes:. building and sanply Agent. *as,ss50;
Clerk. $?,l50: Attorney. $.,7t0: 13Uokkecpcr,
fi.Soo: Asslstant-C Clerk. $l,a00; School Agent,
Tho report of the Committee on Janitors and
Bnppcs waa nduptel. Tho Sims paid nn-
Hteet@s @ range from $i,e'5 to 5000: and 1anltoFs
After some discussion It was decided tochange
tho West 1'hIrteonth and Wost Fourtecnfh Street
Schools FROM tho fourth to tho third grade Of
souols.
Tho board then adjourned.