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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-25
THE HEBREW UNION COLLEGE.

DupacArIoN OF SEw BUILDING AT CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, Apnl 24.-The permanent home
6tAs Hebrew Union College, spacious building In
80 Axfh-t., was formally dedicated to-day
- celleee Is the only Hebrew institution for
lenred study IN America The need OF
IL school has been long and keenly
b. The Hebrews. There has heretofore
p opportunity for educating Rabbis in this coun-
Ne cong1esAtions as o consequence, have had to
hRops for their pastors, and foreign educated
y b ssid, have been rather poorly adapted to
80 ct American congregations. The idea of
a. college In this country onG
f$<2E meeting OF the Plum Street
congregaton In this city in Octo-
4 &s% ~. 10th. the president, pointed out the
- AAobk with an American education
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He was anxious, he said to Jewish
theological faculty brought together and maintained
The proposition was favOrably received The union OF
the American Hebrew congregations formed year
later The college is the result OF this union IL wac
started In 1875 with seventeen pupils. To the
present the College has used the basement rooms of
the Plum Street Temple for school purposes The new
building Is the old Stevens mansion remodeued at large
expense. ngushed Hebrews from all parts
OF the country were in attendance at the dediea-
tory exercises and letters have been received from Eu
rope expressing the kecnest interest In the event
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Ciln propcrin Go fc,.

ITO LET.-A few desirable houses in Nlst
and sSd ats. bciween On and Ma-ts'u a.'s aso on
ADDISON ave near sst-t For permits and particular app
10 II. {. PEDDER. Arnold. Constable Co.. iura'c and
18Th st
V'O LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
Half OF nne store Apply premises All sih AZ"
rNO LET-NO. 43J East j7th-st., the second
story and part q thri story private house cnicat
for housekeeping. Can ulrce days
ITO LET.-partly furnished large brick house
and stable IN best part 81 Fort asiurton rent low.
Estate GEO + l. llYA1r. 27S Canalst
rVO LET in 72d-st., between 9Th and 9TH
aves-A large house Elevated road depot side. Eth
ave the wide STREET mean cu ance 10 PARK IN
quire Of r. VAN AIKEN la West 5iilst.
SSTH-ST., near Park cntTanCe-}cautlful
30 4sory cOu housc reduced rent; others and apart
Ipent OH prices JOHN ". ~TENFSS - i1Cst- Efoi
wsy. corner S2d. IT; NJ ALLISON aud G3d 4.
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pRoroS NSFoR FITTINGS. YALYES,&C


WAN $50 ,Atf ulIAgrvFNr-.
NA~nI..I pN Do. e.. Apul IT, i-~l.N
SEALED IEpTu~ Az i,r flr.-i.ae and delivering t,c
fu, fifrg-. t.lv, r..I-tsf-. hoN I- &C., Required fn
Co., o. ming !IIflff. ani .a- ANT ~tt rl'' q" ~ norm
u.i.r ~ , uinr or -f.fa. Wlrarl NtNF Drlirirft'~
ft-.f, vI l. t.t ,. 90 t- .f, u'tl D. uf 90 Wv
aut rp,tr immediately thrr'Aife: 90 ~ -hcr OF TIE
td.rl-. , ,,..,
-i,..l. ns rcf. ial ~rH ti'l' fr ti'-s and hlt
form. nf rfu,pts .si.l .iri fu established u1H
aul .rf- 100 ti- ,f.- 20 .t'r up.u ur'r pr'lft
at, ih.- office wh' o. r' irnwirr. may hc 'rr
IiIO- IINCDl.S CA0iA, LCu- torpsoi Lusihrti-
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DROrO>AIS for INDIAN SrFTIlES and

i 4EANrltt.s 40 ION
w,.iiN.ic,. March 30 1851.
IALII PEOrO~ AIS u.f- Il ~ '-a,. 'f Bee Z ~.
Flour tr'.I-. Transportation. C @. th" use mas '
and 80 Wooster o. tofA Will " r'stltrd NAM j D. M
90 Noida, hI, Isl , luiui.!ht- .l r ll''An ct
.fau ~ut 5000 bounds uf rtrun ihNt'I o. ru- 'l 49, %"
tie l1u l--.nn' uoIILt Of Beams. N l"uh9' i'Aih-
Powder. "..np.r0 sounds corn Itt"n l"'ui. once
~l0iuOO pounds Flour. -l2Ou1 pounds t''d .'u" l"h.
H. Er,.d 10000 pounds onuf 800 30 pnuH u Lamb l"
barrels rnrl. g pounds lurr l-no pound, u -
-..,HO Rounds fnlt.cn 2uDHI pounds ~ 2nWAl pounds
soap GuO0 pounds ois l2hoOo pounds -usai ami N'o'p
Hisn u.utr- woollru aud cotton ''oo'- cousistnr fro
turi~. stand. r'i tal, uplun la.l-
l'nuug. @tuuI taid- uu,k, nee ii"in al p. ns INV
suld-. pruln.. lsuOU NaS, bingham, .p"l" anus ~.
fu,kY 10000 Nar4~. ~.t!u, D. hp ldid7i bihNh
-h.rfiue warts. Uirat'icd ~hciirg. bWh warn
I.,kury SIrilIe. l2unu Yld, ali," Uniting OV't a
Wlr.r, 2lru tail-I. tiunug. Grporr.ts. Nu0ns Haih
ware Medical supplies gnd long l-i e." i~' gant"- al ~
clos such Harness Flows. Rak"s Forks go hIl m -
Idaho. Indian Territory Minnc-otI horsnl, ~ ta-el' ~
,aa and Wisconsin, to De delivered al 'Il'as" NA '
-o Transportation for such ~ the supplies Goods and n
tlr- HAT NAV be- contracted fpr To be- dtl'' 40 ''
lids must poe made out on Government blanks ,-....
Schedules showing the kinds and quantities OF ~
supplies required Tor each Agency. ana 10" AIu ~,
ties gross 81 Oh other gnOi' ana At,S, ut
blank proposals and forms Tor coifA,l au ry ferns N
tn oiscrvcd bidders time and place "l u'N'l M
contract and PAYMENT tlanhpoilaiIl ' anon to
IrTISar an cs ii ~ H. or N 81 and 81
A. New York VIM H. son No 40 I.'s ., ',,',sn
and H. tho tirnssaes ~ Subsistence. T. : " al m 81
saint Louis Saint Paul LoaSrnNnith, AN n a'" N'"'
Crvrnnc and Yankon and the Postmaster al SIOUX ny 80,
De hour ana nay ailf' sea'0Nt
bidders invited 10 be present al ne opening
An smps no or"bia,,i by &C. tnoi checks upon some
United States Depository Assistant Treasurer Tor Al '
FIVE PER CENT OF the amount 81 tHr pIo'SS icuot
Acting Commissioner.
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FIVE BULLETS IN HIS BODY.

GALVESTON, Texas, April pa special dis
match 10 The Neos from Gidings Texas last night say
Sheriff Brown and posse who went In pursuit
OF wesson. who shot his wife and a
neishbor named Henson, reached the house,
and wesson came from his barn. He refused Ia
surrender and began to FIRE at Brown and hi- posse
With shotgun and revolver, when he was shot dow IN,
MORALLY wounded with five bullets In his body
lie even tried 10 shoot AGAIN. and died with hiH shot gun
cooked In his hands Wcs-on had driven BIZ i've cons
from home. He r. thought 20 have been Insane
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Some ardent prohibitory advocate whispers
ron cd the corner Of our desk The revised edition O
The New Testament will probably make Paul say 20 Iln
othy Take "A little water for thy stOuIachs sake -
Cambridge Tribune.
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DrookIpn I)ropcrln for Sale ana Go Get.

DEOOkINN LOTS in plots to sit some
ID very cheap 49, LNND . VIII IS". . i'. AuiHn -
HOUSE WITH GROl' ND>. in BlonAlyn; -
j rpr.s tuc. h'nto liar" ~ Ip" {" g. ~ Tenant
g. MILLER. 10 dur.a' :. -"'"id f'"I NJ" >"N
rI'O LEASE.-TWo certain Brick Warehouses
ti'y % rookiy to- urrihcri .i - ialt a.,
froio- h' t i,'r and r''r md %" rinT '., ,'nil' f
n, o. fl i Jfi iil T. 100 -"i
fo fiil llrair- aIly q" iiipnA~ hi' h~"N. pi'
49, the llsit.lrr nfd llui canal tu~ffut Gal afl
iron I1,aAnec. conner Cortandt aud 'hIf,h e.. ""
Nuf
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Gin Real gsiaie for Sale.

COOPERATIVE BUILDINGS.-TwO mem
" beers required for proposed nrsicass apartment house
central situation owners and ants vatfs cash M
yestmcnt ~ .3-l tea owners. PUGIN a MALILB,
Architects Gs Na!l.st
NOR INNESTME\T-ON BEEKMAN-ST.-
Il Fine property. paying 10 lcr 'eut
RI LAND & " HITTING. BcekUgnst
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Gnnlncr iicsort5
Won EEACII nnTrL.

\ Won BEACH II0IEL;..,
N''''' TfiiG'tt. . WINCHESTER PROPRIETOR
4 PRIVATE FAMILY hyinr ou = farm four
\ hour. ho" Nes -. ,o., .a'l ai MIN. ~,
., ,r,', i'.''" ira,' ,l,rfi,r,tfta, ~
Tint ' '' '''
BOARD in the Cat,hill> for - per wccS.
ID 81, ana 80 Pe"er'ln ',@,e' i"n'h' ''''"r 'd
DOARDING.-Ruhcrs G. Fla,k. rrgytovn.
ID r'c',yc. b,4ri'r, eyer My, ,g|94.. t. r.
ro or Ma,l, a,, aa I'd IT, iu To-, p r
CRANSTON'S WEST POINT HOTEL
,FoEMIEIY CyIZi. N-'-l.
o TlzT F F3n% In 9N . TIE 4 qn,lNl
elevator and all IN Diagram, iuay De
and rooms engaged al he Ne" .{@rs .,..
COUNTRY BOARD wanted in June for a
se9l,g man w.t. lTo dSnS,- and ma 90 or, T
mi one hour flum Fufs s,ord tuf
terrier nnc val, and d'it,- ad-Iens'h Adifr-s c"tN
COUNTRY RESIDENCE. SANITARli VI or
Y SuMMEE BpAhhIN..-s.,y mn.1t'. hy 'r.tfsi
Railroad from lirrlt " on mountain ,logc ~ mite, nm
depot. iu'nf fast tuu, house odd ty.c ia- l'trrn-
p.iro o., f aad r."nds t,iS from no. d AMI ca-t
winds sunny southern cNi-Gfc 500 i,yA,i" o' riooh
nid ronanii ,cinae.; 10 inr,ui"' ci- or rnaa
aai Gem, faiir, WI li-o Gnf1iai'l.l isr
Nddrr,, Illrisii,f fXnJ - Non" vi
GLEN RIDGE, Cornwall, y. l.-Iiousc now
" open; 40 acrcsoi ground water, wool fire, fresh
nut and vegetables m carriage stage g., ON place
JAMES G.. ROB
HEALTH, COMFORT, OF lET.-lIoard at
4 Uunclen. Sew jct-'y ON" hour by Central Railroad
depot children ntfcs taken; delightful hou 60
nrg' garden absoluic hr ithlurcss no moriu.to,s Rails
a. e., Dunclen, y. J.
HEATH HOUSE, Schoolcy's Mountain
L ~prngs y. J. opens early the season. send fOr
cular. j. WARKEN COLEMAN, Manager.
HOTEL BELLEVUE, near Scabright, y. j..
opens for the seoon June liousc now open for the
| ONG BEAClI.-Rooms can now be- engaged
AT Ia" new hotel AZ Long Beach trains daily from Hun
tc- Point at eleven J. o'clock o. nj Sunday train nine
thirty t9o m returning in She afternoon rcstauran
open for visitors. For terms, special famcs
apply 10 X. H. SOUTIGATk. Proprietor Long Beach L.
MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
vi COMMUNICATIONS, y. Y.
This house Will open about June II
FIRST.CLAsS FAMILY HOTEL
The house Will be thoroughly renovated
For further particulars inquire at oct 22d st. from 10 10
.w.MEAGHER.
No malaria Proprietor
PENINSULA HOUSE,
i sEABIIGIT. y. J.
opens June 3. strictly hTstGlass surf and SIN water
bathing. g IL DEDERER Proprietor
SMITH HOUSE.
CORNwALI~ON.UUDsON
Open from LET Of May 10 November Mountain air river
view splendid drives G. H. SMlIl IL
GUNNER BOARD at HILLS MANSION
- HOUSE EAshampton Mass special rates for May and
June Reefencts r. T.. spear, III Broadway y o. Pearl
10 Broad.st. send for circular. WILLIAM HILL
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Connirn l)ropcrln n)anico.

IrANTED-Couutry scat with first class I'M
w movements. anu lup asIs~. GA Ling I-ala uld Dot
over hour oit} }fc ~ pay ,ah ~ LAM
& WHITING. Brtkmans 4.
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Amusemenfs.

I'LL Il i j. Il :; :; / T.! +.
DIR. L. DANROsCH,
SEVENTH RECT ARMoRY
SINGLE TICKErs TO
performance now on sale at steinvsy Han
Admission ticket 81 Keser ~ cd s ses,s
Reserved seats TO evening concerts, 81 sea1
Situations manteo- females.
Al ALL families can find best of servants
IN O ssp w,s y s0
if paS 5ficR
A PROTESTANT SERVANTS BUREAU.
~. An kinds OF good competent female servants German
and S helm useful .fS % SGsn sST
HOME BUREAU, 49, Sthsve. fourth house above l0thst
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.-By a
deT.tsnds h S Business Well can vines make desserts
LIND and V y or eountr can al 292 near
iSthst '''''S'"s' wy
CHAMBERWORK, HOUSEWORK, WATT
~ and cSanIry modsrae vass. PRoTksT1ST
COMPANI0N.-A lady wishes position as
summer willing to 60 abroad or 70 the country OF to assist
Uptown oa'cr lbs Broadway.
COMPANION, &c.-By an American lady of
- refinement TO travel with lady going 10 some place IN the
E"tc '!, HGlrrs. Mis- NJ BESsoS station +.
COOk. &c.-By thorough good cooks; meats,
r1cd x r1ss'r n'9s 6ME BtEXu Ks
CtE"vr.
COOK. WASH, IRON.-By German help; for
H0ME nnEXr rs G IN o. f5@f house above o,ht
EIRST-CLASS SERVANTS of all natonali-
1 te@ Atthe SWEDISH EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, "l5
HOI'SEWORK.-By a neat tidy intelligent
4 protc'taat yonns gal viii be generally useful IN
i@,g ~ 3i r S2n q" s%I @H,es a9a ) gc
moderate Tan e scsa AT 500 Gta ave- near s lst iooF
HOCSEWORK.-By a young girl; best city
o. r Creamery Park.
EIOUSEWORK or COOK and LAUNDRESS.
Nv scotch Protestant 1rl: ready willing and not
a,IId - work du good washing AMI Ironing. IL gpd
tamil, co, nay to 20 when wanted and stay where -he
slant home 80 ~ 6tb.,yc. Lar lSh.,L
| ADN'S MAID and SEAMSTRESS.-By
u competent woman understands drcssu akins willing
ishn'' best city 'F'''a'' Apply al 9'- ''-'' ''''@
| ADY'S MAID and SEAMsTEESS.-By a
- ri"i"-ln v' "ho va ,hoFpasn -'hinst,rs- ai'o
GPrly - W@tslsf..r '''
] Al NDRESS-By . Gr,t-class laundress to
-, cd 'ay ' is5 .t ,is 'i 'coaa door
" R>E.-By Protestant woman, capable Of
y taking 'u chAie"oi au infant from birth yy eo win
REFERENCE. ti,' 30 709 o'h.a,c. IN Toy. -torr
NURSE FOR CHILDREN.-An experienced
y uur ''r idrcn TO- goa -hor distance IN %" ,'uniry
Ct-i atumitt'if pef~un oiherr need apply
Ah.tr.- nIih t,frt,stsf. b.. N Tribune oni'r.
Y IE-E.~EAMSTRE orI PSTAIhS WORK.
- scotch Protestant gifi civ ar eptry beet city
fr'.' no afraid Cd" work. understands htr business
w'lL 'aIi 20 80 TIA ave. nclr l7tl ~
SfANrTRH.>S.-To 20 OFT by the day in
., " ], v ma,n.nr 4Ij Net ISth.t
GEAM>ERE~S.-- 20 ont hy the day nm
- md hitting md al kinds ~ ma, hines
glo-l f'r'u,'~ Ad!nss HEAM>IHI.SS. BOA q Tribune
tpt"Rr Ohc'. l.'~ iIoadway.
GEAN~IRESS.-AS general family SclmStrc>s;
y and make lc- and children cults city
,ouhiry. Address AD\ iltriSER lc2 West -itiist
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PROPOSALS
FOR
POSTAL CARDS.

POSTAL CARDS.
POST OFFICE DsrARTNENIi }
WASHINGTON ID. C., Aprh :, IoeI)
SEALED PROPOSALS win be received at this Depart
,o ur 10 O'Clock H. on "wednesday the Ath day OF May
,es, ,or furnishing Postal Cards for during period Of
four years, commencing tho Let LAY OF July 1851
nank forms OF bids with samples and full specifications
will be furnished upon application to the Third Assistant
post1pasterGoneral, Washington d.
THOMAS L. JAMES,
Postmaster 0cneral.
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Proposals.
IMPROVEMENT of HARBOR at CHARLES

L VT KUN LNII1-N
Il TON, ). G.
UNITED STATS ENGINEER OPPICR,
ARMY BUILDING, NEw-f ORR, April 49, 1SSl.)
SEALED PROPOSALS in trplicate, addressed 10 the
underslgncd will be received 1t this Office until ~ o'clock,
noon on The 9th OF May 1881 at which time and place
they will opened In the presence Of bidders for continuing
H. Jetes the HRrbOr of Charleston, g.
recaeatOnA instructions bidders and blanks for pro-
posas may DO obtained AZ this ooe or from Captain y d.
oreeae' "a dII.LN ORE. Lt.Col Of EngineerA
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Gountrp I]roperlp for Sale ano to Get.

y
Gounirp I1roperip for Sale ano to Get.
AT ORANGE, y. j. (neighborhood speciality
TbwR RRSBeFFH qI sil fGG F'p e great
A r WEST BRIGHTON, S. IA roomy, two
story cottage and 10! e9H26 on BrpsdESE 2es Na bet
# @sas 'SG 70 fO'
RULKHEADED WATERFRONTS, near the
city ready for any 9nspeis for sale or ssie on ys
place.
COUNTRY HOME-Pure Air, Pure Water
~ For sale or let at Centreville, Passac Co. hand
cS%Plcts plumbing: rang and aniahF supply
and within minutes walk Of two depots Il minutes to New
York Possession im.sTis sss , MONTH
KEN "a Apply I to JAMES MEEHAS.
"a Union square
COUNTRY SEAT-FOR SALE or TO LET
- At West summit y j. line Of the West Line T. r.
minutes walk from station Two story cottage built
S GPg a"a ana
house Is in complete repair pleasantly situated in location
land well stocked with mutt and shade trees.
found P n Sn @ Sa i%"s SSq%
onS Apply WV 10 DC To MACRNT go 80
EOR SALE.-Country seat the farm and res
e county Of @c from aproos On
utGeSs and Conn Raroad soP'ns 6 90 n sr, od OF py
22Ss5 feet and commodious ootbgid i',S r.,ro
and furnace situated beautiful oak grove location is
The place all aspects suitable for gent!emans coun
Try Gp aS!3S to . PHILIP II MrnnrTrx
. ,, Mtllroot. lmtchess Connt! ~
or RICHARD p MERRITT Executor, 81 Goidrt.' y. Y.
EOR SALE in MONTCLAIR, y. lin point
Of healthulncss, unsurpassed beautifully locate, on the
castey slop Of orAlsc Mount in, II mile, from NrwNoIS'
lie sciool. several excellent private school hvcchurchc.
S S aEs and stS' ana as cany 900 TO 60
a ecntlcman Of means has bu several handsome and at
sraSmEc hT1'b e a trr COOL ncco hoo which
h. onSt, c6 70, sG S nav liT' g oo S
$4,000 The !aitei Groom" hariTccl .',, ,I.nS
=, clar st
EOR SALE or To LET.-NcIr the Hudson,
or less GOOD huldnrs. ample irit ai 'n''s
frrm Atiand stamina, iinlinr: steam fern c,cry hai
hour 10 fo Of MAN 81. ropeh..rp- n~a railway .il','1
si5&S " -cns pridc $%56o = GorrrN Ii'er'y ronsh
kccpsic.
NOR SALE or To RENT for the >ca.on.-A
country residence and iafn two i'r~ if' iAc ~
,rn Improvement. ,nnr i"ry .., house ca,; etc com
no"oos .s,c- ANIL "a n, - ~ & Xp
piy IN person NM. g. .,HDil. Attorney. hca"ri Hrip
Inc, s. ). CITY
\Iontclair y. J.-Sre' ial'y.-Loti.i ion hs,h,
Sale and To- tcit Howl ,i,s'N>. ,'c'ir., % To q.
an PECONIC BAY. Long Island water from,
acre, Si timber i and Ia ai i.: a-o saal ol,a: for
prirr apply 10 iit NND e WiIlrN0. l.ctnar.-i.
nRANGE. Y. J-HOUSES and COUNTRY
mACR%EfGL sViIiru o"p, asri staten. o.ane'. 81.
STAMFORD, Conn. - FOR SALE.-Norion
- IA 60 faii r.- "'- n .if ny g." . ,,.,r,,
hou.e cot hud --ao 'rrn rrrrnr'u- 'n s,"i,G'r-
E@irH 81 i..~,ly,. " - ~iiNor'I. ID Isr,aa"A, of
% H0Yr SOS. - >a-.iu It.
Two LET.-For IN" season or year, At Rye
n'.b~ AI 'iIsI To- d 'i', l,o ~ ~ Iraias,
Two LET.-Fuiui>hcI complete. my Homestead
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filueiral Instruments.

DEATTY'S ORGANS, - useful stops, sets
Ii eois,, tnFue roeda only SOJ PianOa, $lhj upwards.
c.taIosuo Tree Address d. u BEATTY. Washington, Nj
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freiurrs auo .nleeiinss.

A MEXICAN INSTlTUTE.-Quarterly meet
~ ING Thursday, May = lsSl. Room - Cooper Union,
O'Clock y. m. e. NICK LOSER. Recording secretary.
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Dresemakina.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW-
~ YORK ThIBu NJ WILL BIZ REcElNLD Al \ HI
UPTOWN OFFICES. 40. ll3s broadway corner ihlr1y-
trstsf Sos West twenty thirst., corner Eghh ave.
40 g2 Fast Union square, 40 niI-
corner Forty ssyenhst; at the HAhLEA Ot
lnp and 1900 Third ave- corner one huuoeo ANU
iwcn'v rf'h.s Mp 10 M, al regular ONCE rates
A DRESSMAKER, accustomed To working IN
~ nrscass houses and perfectly understands ntting and
trimming by he day or week
can also make stylish chirens 6lothes Address ID IT, BOX
a. Tribune Uptown once l23s Broadway.
DRFSSMAKER.-By day or week can make
over dresses nicely will take work home OF reason.
able terms sign. MISS FRANCE 20 East 'oth-st
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COTTYTRY SEAT-FOR SALE or TO LET.

~ At West summit " j.. line Of the West Line H. r..
Ave minutes walk from station. Two story cottage built
house parlor reception dining and kitchen, first
floor above all newly painted and papcred The
house Is in complete repair pleasantly situated In location
where malaria Is unknown The grounds consist OF acres OF
land well stocked with mutt and shade trees
place the complete country homes TO be
found In vicinity Of summit Having been taken under
foreclosure will hc snd bargain rented 20 small family
only. Apply 10 THEO. MACKNET, No. $50 Broad-st,
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6ituaiions tUanteo--femalcs.

TOMPANION.-A lady wishes n position as
" companion to lady who Intends travelling during the
summer willing abroad the country, 10 assist
"a housekccpine references Address Y " Box 80 Tribune
Uptown Oicr, .23S Broadway
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MANSIONS WEST POINT HOTEL
r0HMrELY COIZI ~.

OPENS FOK TfGf. SENSOS NAY -.
Tlofourlf renovated ud friuni-.cl. hatTt 4-sff ~
and all mod IN Couf lutgrls n3F Toe Tt
and rooms engaged al he NcN-lort lfotr, =. 5.
H.CfNN-lbN. f'ruurittnr.
The Worthington advance., 1881-09-22
THE' 1yiY YT%

We want again to call the attention
Of the post Office department to the IT,
regularity and uncertainty Of mails in
Shis vicinity. Elsewhere we publish \
letter from Wcstside, post office and
railway station q few miles west of
Worthiugton. Our correspondent says:
''The ADVANCE did not como to time
last week." The ADVANCE was placed
in the post office at two o'clock on
Thursday, the day of issue, aud should
have been at Westsdc by five O'Clock
ut least of the same day. Further: the
very letter in which our correspondent
mentions this matter was mailed at
Westside on Tuesday, Sept. 18th, and
Intended for last weeks ADVANCE, but
It did not reach us until Thursday
Sept. Is, after we had gonc to press.
Westside is less than one hours run
from Worthington.
A gentleman informed us the other
day that his wife wrote him from VIM
dom, a station on the main line within
q run or an hour and II ; Aif of " Orth-
ington, that she would be home on q
certain day. She arrived on that day
and the letter to her husband arrived
the next day, three Or four days after it
was written. y lady informs us that
sl,o received four letters from this same
place, Windon;, III one day. These four
letters were written on four different
days and mailed ut Window Oh the
days they were written.
There is no accounting for all this
but by the inet|icicncy and careessness
Of those who handle the mails. The
trains run regularly and these stations
are within all hour or so of Wortlllng-
ton. Will the Department please send
an agent out here to look up and
straiglten up these delinQiaencies?
The Worthington advance., 1881-09-22
How to sScn&: Ycur

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main>prin@ 10 h;r'!N. II y II ,,,'L :.r.,, i
clean nrvrr PIT; ii in :,:lV "" X. exc m ..tu OF
leather lii 50 * IS w:,'si, n,,. lined will
cloth, GOTTEN '':r;'i :>jvc h.. the c,nstan; frc
tlon ccrt,i. '!i:;, WI eli ;.i:it.S ltn>t with
chsrs a:n! makes >N:> to t' Il iir.'" '',t~ ni
the watch: Stt t'.Ht The p,.cNr, i, turned and
cleaned often, and take ain old linen hundEcr
chlef and Wipe carefully all the dust from under
the backs. hcZel and cap Of the case. But ab0vc
II you must b" sure that the case fits firmly and
to be sure OF this. select one where the parts
lcentre, backs, cap, &c., are each made from
one piece Of metal. ~
The JAMES BOSS PATENT sy,rrrxrn ~
FILE" Go'D WATCH CASE is so made, and not
only does such q watch case become stronger
and fit more perfectly. but it enables the mann.
facturcr to turn and form three pieces Of metal
(the outer ones being gold and the inner one Of
an inferior mctaD into shape for the round parts.
making TO all appearances and practic ical pur
at about Onc-haf the cost to the purchaser. ''
There are nearly one hundred thousand Of
these watch eases now carried. and their good
qualities are acknowledged by the same numbe,.
OF happy pOSSeSSerS.
All jewelers. keep them, also illustrated coto
logues for gratuitouS distribution.
The Worthington advance., 1881-09-22
WILL He RECOTEA."

IN the ADVANCE Of Sept 1st we said !:
If tho President should die from the
effects Of the wound, we must of course
own mp like Il man that we have been
mistaken. But we insist that the solid
facts, eliminated from the mass Of stuff
which has daily come from Washing
ton. have justified our position that
Garfield would recover.
We now proceed to ''own up like q
man" that We were mistaken. We
have simply chosen, during all. these
weeks Of suspense, along with thous-
ands OF others, to take the most hopeful
view Of the matter possible. AS Gar
field said when Lincoln was assassin.
ated, ''Tic Lord God omnipoteIt
re'gneth and the Government ut Wash
ingtOn still lives.''