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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-10
LOST AND FOUND.

OST-ON NOVEMBER g. PROBABLY IN BELT
Line or 9th street Gold Locket with pink and
black stones in the black stEe s the letter Re
ward for its return to ul6 street northwest n103t.
r OST-TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER SrH. A
~ French Jet Bracelet, with gold trimmings. The
nder viii be snitsbly rewarded By leaving the same at
Iozi street northwest. D9-3ts
STRAYED OR STOLEN-LAST SUNDAY NIGHT
- two Dogs with tags-one cream and brown color
will give y for return Of the Dogs $40 for the thief
JOHN HOOVER, New Jersey avenue between NJ and
streets northwest. n9-3ts
II OST-$5 REWAR D-sTRAYED FROM THE
premises, 1901 Connecticut avenue, COliey Bitch;
answers to thu name of 'LasGfo;" color, black and
tan. nf-1w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-10
FOR SALE-LOTS.

FoR sALE CHOICE RITZ, nrxa ora
IN THE NORTHWEST PART CRY.
We have for sale very large number of first class
Lots in the northwestern part of the city situated
Massachusetts, Connecticut. New Hampshire and Rhode
Island avenues in the immediate vicinity of Scott
Statue, Du Point Circle and streets adjacent thereto.
Also on street, opposite Mcpherson Square, ind ON
10th street, near Scott Statue.
THOS. J. FISHER 4 CO..
o12-1m 1924 street northwest near Fbbtt Honse
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SPECIALTIES.
BOOTS AND SHOES.

ltIOSING SALE OF OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
~ BOOTS. SHOES and RUBBERS regardless of cost
viii remain until December 1st. Call and secure bar
gains. Store for rent and fixtures for sale
SPEAR BROS,
n3-24t 734 18th street northwest,
DURTS SHOES FOR GENTLEMEN
ARE THE FINEST MANUFACTURED.
Burts Hand Made, Cloth Top, nArrow toes.
BUTTON Is THE CORRECT STYLE.
Burts Hand sewred Cloth Top, London Toe.
CONGRESS CATER Is VERY NICE.
Bnrts French Calf Hand made ButtonCiaiter elegant
Burts Perfect Fitting Shoes.
Ladies' Hand Sewed French Kid Boots.
Ladies' French Kid Shoes. 81. so to 81.
Ladies' Kid or Goat Button, 81 to IS.
Our Paris Boot for Ladies is the retest the United
States.
Misses and Childrens Shoes. good and cheap.
Chiidrens Spring Heels at low prices.
The above goods can only be had at
GEO. MCCARTHY'S.
o22 COS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-10

IL to McKENNY'S for SEWING MACHINES. All
kinds. and Renting and Repairing. Remember. 427
9th street northwest ola
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-10

The Evening Star has n regular. permanent.
bona Hae daily circulation more than treble
that of any other daily paper published in
Washington. and equal to that Of all the
other daily papers here added together.
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FOR RENT-STORES.

NOR RENT-STORE go PENNSYLVANIA AVE-
nuc, suitable for shoe store hardware; in fact,
good location for any kind Of business Also two large
communicating Rooms store. Inquire at S24
PeilnsyIvania avenue northwest. nI0-3te
NOR RENT-STORE, No. 218 TENTH STREET
II northwest south of Penn sylvania avenue and
Wholesale market; good stand for grocery feed or
commission business Inquire 92G Louisana ave oil I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-10

SEWING MACHINES, &c.
ELDREDGE SEWING MACHINES.--Its success
II without parallel. It's reputation without
Its durability demonstrated triumph in mechanical
art that shall be pointed 10 marking period in i'm
prOyement in Sewing Machines
We solicit the attention of all who DESTROYS of
curing not only the best but that which most nearly
cal utility, mechanical perfection and beauty Of finish
range of usefulness unlimited. Call at
OPPENHEIMERS,
52S 9th and F streets northwest.
To give every one a chance to examine new Ma
chimes, will keep our Office open until pm. ms
A UERBACH'S SEWING MACHINE AND
"A REPAIR OFFICE, COR. 7TH AND H STREETS
THE THREADING QUEEN is the latest pro-
duction of mechanical genius i'm Sewing Machines. The
New Queen is combination of the good points of the
Singer and Domestic and sells at less price than either
The Queen has large under arm is strictly
noseess and absolutely the simplest most durable and
highest running Shuttle Machine made. Look at
the Beautiful Queen at work in show window, and
ask for price list. Sewing Machines of every de-
scription sold rented and repaired. G. AUERBACH,
corner It'll and III streets, next door to AUERBACH'S
Mems Furnishing and Hat Store. Sole Agent for the
Saxony Wool. German Hand-knit Jackets Tor Men and
Boys. ms
r ooK ALI, AROUND, GET PRICES. THEN GO
II to MckENNYS for SEWING MACHINES. All
kinds and Renting and Repairing. Remember. 427
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nSBoRNE SEMINAR, FRENCH AND ENGLISH
" Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies' and
Little Girls-will reopen nj 943 northwest Sep
tender 1881 Classes from kindergarten Harvard
College examinations. Thorough instruction by NORTH
erll teachers. OLE Pm
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

TlOR RENT-FENTON HALL. 1I88 STREET
Il northwest. Inquire at the Real Estate Office Of
L. Nd. SAUNDERS BRO, 1903 street northwest
n8-6t@
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NEW TURKISH BATH, l4I7 @ STREET iOPpo-
site Riggs Housed; large pool; good ventilation;
ladies Monday and Friday; not open Sunday; open
from to 10. Saturdays ~; baths, a. tickets, g. So
DIR. II. l.. B0yEE, Electrician. go
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WANTED-ROOMS.

XNANTED-TWO UNFINISHED COMMUNI-
w eating Rooms where questions asked. Adj
dress w. T., Star Office IT.
"ANTED-FURNISHED ROOMS SUITABLE FOR
w kitchen. sittingrOom and three bed rooms, mod
ern improvements; small furnished House. north
west preferred; rent must be low. Address, giving
terms and location, o. B., Star office IT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-10
Silks, SatIns,
VeIvets and Pushes.

Late advices from France announce an
advance in Raw Silk, and French manu-
facturers have already advanced their
prices from to Is per cent
While this points to certain rise III
prices Of all Silk goods, and although IL
will be impossible for us to duplicate our
present stock except at considerable
advance, we shall continue to offer our
very full and attractive assortment Oh
these goods at our present low rates, and
would suggest that those IN immediate or
prospective need Of a Silk d'ess shoula
procure it at once before the advance OF
prices on this side
Full lines OF the most celebrated makes Of LYONS BA'h
SILKS SATIN RHADAMEs. SATIN BROCADES MolkE
and PEK!N RRoCADEs, and MORE ANTIQUE in both
black aud colors
large line Of COLORED DRESS SILKS Win
pLUsUEs and vELvErs to MATCH. also an elegant as
sortmcnt OF VELVETS and PLAIN and slKlrED
pLUsHEs in ALL THE DESIRABLE SHADES ana
WIDTHS. - .
A special Offering Of fine quality Of 2GINCH BLACK
VELVET at - per yard
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Citp propcrtn 60 fsi.

HANDSOMELY Furnished Houses To pr-
4 vatn families Rent from $1,000 10 5000 Local"h 'u"'
3ith aud 4Ith-sts. A. DALEY, "a West 3otAaL
HANDSOME 3 Story Brick Houses Finished
I'm The hest manner with alt convcncncei = bcihlIi
home rent 500 fIcndcrsonplaco, East odth'sI -
EDGAR LEAYCRAFT l,jb broadway
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steamboats ano Railroads.

- --~~1 C,,r,1rNS, IIvE TROY BOATS.
A. NEW STEAMERS SARATOGA end CITY or rst
leave PIER No Al North River 1901 OF & With early
a,y iercept saturday. at co1necUng WI az
lam, lam Tor tie North and West sunday steamer 'ou' "
Albany = ~
.IRANY DAY BOATS-ALBANY and =.
a VIBBARDially tSutltys okcsoS.H !e%1a nnsS' att
per s:55 "a - ,t " n lBr51tynS o ey Po1sl
Ssepse Rlne5eSk Ca,idil al al iNsS,York Central
a1d Hudson River r. ticses COCA VIA 90 Gown boat 81
fcsetsto West Point Or Nesburs returhins " 49,
ALBANY BOATS, PEOPL1bbsS, N MtS River n
soIrFU SIDE OF CANAIcsT every phn xcentad1 WITH
m at Albany touhuay "Oi"e
trains West ana East So SO
Excursion ucHe's " EAi w w. EVERETT President
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STEAMBOATS, an6 Railroads.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW Jersey RsI;1 :.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY.-
Il station in New.York foot Of Lbertyst Station In
BTSSHn Soe g. se pIi! ss Leave NewYOrk
$50 a. Pennington. Easton Allentown Reading
9a5 m.For High ridge Branch, Easton, Allentown
High Bridge Branch Ess1Sn Al
lsntown R LEADING E seIan,Sn &c Mau'H 0nu
%1FO FlsnlngtGn, EssOn Allentown Reading Har
rse g5 Ma1cF Fcr fieuse Wind CAP Mauch
oa ESQ p a~FOr High Bridge Branch EasOn Allentown
%S5 TasICh estOWS Reading Harrisburg
Ma1ch Chunk, WilkesbaTre, &c. ~, D-oo.
spP$ss ::Ss + ~ H. Alien
'O For NewafS at EIS ei5 e45 7Is 49, 500 S:$S
sS ~ 1C50 BIZ 1872 ss ai5 55 g. di5 G5c T. S0 5
go tpaOs 10 local points see Time Tables stations
NJ Y. and LONG BRANCH DIVISION:
Sh ti 2EIHStiS 8S z with through
TOR FREEHOLD -. v,uno-. 49,
4 At SAB M, 10 M, 2 T. o. O. p m For Newport A' o.
S:l5, 1890 a. m. II mp 2, 40, p ID
NEw-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Y Via Bay route and sandy Hook At 1920 a. M s;i5 p
for Long BIsn T ssSSv HOOK Ton and hsDd ~
nv 10 M q E. D. m For Monmouth Beach and seabrighl
va a' Red d. ss Toms E 4y%
c r iS %d 70 Bay Side
m for IaSewoOd Toms River, Banegat &C
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
TRENTON and PHILADELPHIA
Leave New-YOIk from station G. r. H. OF ~ j.
For Philadelphia Ninth and GTeenstS at f45 S lllo
n M iSO T. $50 800 q ~ On Sunday at $40 a. M
' For Tfrd and Bcrkssts $780, $40, l1l5 m $780,
A,O $50, y. IN. Sunday at $50 a. M 30 , on i, %
For Trenton $3.50. 74j, $3.50, ll:l5 a. NJ l3O 4oO O'oO'
2 10 a. m. on sunday $40 n. m, 5:3O IL y. m,
'Return trains leave Philadelphia for New.Iork: 49,
From Stations Phla Reading r. r.. Ninth ana Green
sts al 100 $50 $50 ii m TO- 3:4j, 54O 645 IL D. M
ON Sunday, at S45 a IN, 6:jO IL p M: o.,o
From Third and Be1k-sts at 500 500 9l5 O. M l. $40
515 6.l5 ii 80 D. IN. Sunday at 745 q, M 4}O =: m
From TrentonIi2 %. 6:25, sos 90j, 1910, ll:4 a. M
obi 4:26 so 1920 Sunday-l:2j, 923 a. NJ ol9 p III.
Connection Ia made Jersey city station 10 ana from
Brook yn and Erie Depot Jersey CITY -. coo or, an,
Tickets foot Of 1ibcryst NOS ~,9 ~.
Q44 g57 1923 Broadway, aud at the prlncipa h0tels
Nos and COuIt-st-, and Annex once Je"ehs "haiI'
Y transfer Company Dodds Express viii call for ana
check baggage from hotel residence 10 Destination Ap
cation can made at 94i ana 1913 Broad"ay $50 SNt
ave. NewYork, and COuTt-sti BrCoklyn- ,.,r,-,>-
JOSEPH ;. HARRIS, ii. r. bAID" ~,
General Manager. Zen lHsS' ->EoH'-
NEW HAVEN, MERIDEN, HARTFORD,
~ sPRINGFIELD. HoLYokEo NoRrMASNiP55oON
&C Steamers leave Pier %. T. r.. at m ana ll:3D p
m tsundays excepted connecting with sPea1 trl'1, os
check ei AT Jii Broli way " ant CGlrt-3L Brooklyn
New. Haven and r0turn SIJC
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blankets. NeTecOmmcHd particularly the
LILY OF THE WEST BLANKETS.
Which strictly ALL WOOL and sold the follow
ing prices:
1Oi NJ - per pair
Ia at So per pair.
Extra heavy ! IL at $3.50 and $3.50 per pair.
ia at $3.50 AMI 81 ~ per pair.
1874 at $40, So, and $3.50.
We have also a complete n OF the CELEBRATED MIS-
SION MILLS CALIFORNIA BLANKETS.
A Complete stock Of WHITE and COLORED FLANNELS,
Plain and Twlcl, at POPULAR PRICES.
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Gitn i1roprrlp manlro.

VVANTED.-On Park-place, Murray War
w rem chamber ts. bOxluO feet' Tor oAah cu''
rutland & WHITING. l2l Naasau-st
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
IL ON and after October 3. lSSl
AND TNITFD STATES MAIL ROUT


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trans leave NcwYOrk via DesbrOsses and COrtandt
Harrisburg PittsSafe the Yves, South Pullman
Palace Cars attached, a H., 600 and $50 D. m dairy
WlliamspOTt, Lock Haven, $50 p. m. CORY and
Erie al $50 D. M connecting Cory Tor rtusvIe Pero
leum Centre ana the Oil Regions.
Baltimore Washington ana tho south Limited Waslhg
10 arrive Washington m Regular at 50 anu o5
M sac. and 10 and II night sunday 43J a. H..
ana 10 D. IN. and II night
Express for Baltimore except Sunday, p. IN
For Atlantic City .. N CONNECTING II camden .
Boats of brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trains at Jersey city aording speedy and direct transfer
Trans arrive From Ptsburg, s. 1910 M 935 p m
and baltimore $50 a. m; 300, 500 95j aud 1850 p m
Sunday m; g:j5 and 1880 From philadelphia
500 $685. 955 1880 p sunday $50. Goo g. 1O:40
1l:4O tn. $50 936. 9:jj and l0:50p
ITO PHILADELPHIA.
TIE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
SUNDAY THREE STATIONS Is FTIIAbEI '-'
PHIA, TWO IN NETWORK.
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MENT AND THE FASTEST TIME CoNSIS-
TEN WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
1audt Streets Ferries, as follows
4SO $50, =, $780, 40 Limited III a. l.. $780, $40, 4,
Sa IN, g. $50 T. $50 and l0p NJ and ~ night.
Express Trains leave WORK daily, except Sunday at
$50 and running through via Trenton and Cam
Returning trains leave West Philadelphia i2ol S45 525
2, 1885, ., $50 and il Limited Express 100 nj 8
$50 4, Z, 7:05 and Leave Philadelphia
don, q. m. and 800 m. daily. except sunday.
foot of Des5rosses and COrtandtsts
Ign Annex station, loot OF Futonst, Brooklyn Nos ia
ann dLs hssoncst hoooken Station Jersey City Emit
grant llcket once, BatteIy.place.
The New-YoTk Transfer Company will call for and Chez
baggage from hotels and resideuces'
FRANK THOMSON. JR. WOOD
bcheIa ManAgfr Gen1 Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-10

ATURSE-Bv an American woman as invalid
nurse: a. had experience caring for those who
mentally afflicted Address RISE, No. 10 West 42d st., at
pre- sent employers.
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BrooAlnn i)ropsrlp for Sale ano Go Get

AT $4,000 PER ACRE, we will sell two
IA acres land Brooklyn two lines hOrsec
Immediate vicinity OF paved and severed streets rutland
q WHITING. l2l Nassau-st
rTO LET.-3-stOry high stOOp, brown stone,
IL $50 Carlton-ave., near Prospect Park RUTLAND d
WHITING. III N aSsap-sL
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NORWICH LINE

~ UNIV =
~ TO Boston Worcester Nashua, Portland and the East
Via New Pier No. 40, North RIVE
fay SuDdaya included Week days az PIN. sundays PIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-10

rI'HE POPULAR SHORE LINE TO BOSTON.
II ALL RAIL from Grand Central Depot
Three express trains daily Except SunCay) Boston at
800 M m (paror cars attacho, and 10 D. IN. with
palace sleeping carsl.
SUNDAYS al 10 j. m with palace sleeping cars).
Limited tickets 10 Boston tall rail-, So.
Tickets and pariOr METROPOLITAN
fh Avenue and Windsor Hotels ticket Offices and at Grand
Central Depot
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} and SEAMSTRESS.-By u Scotc

NURSE.-By young woman with fresh
~ OF milk baby over four months DID, " west
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BUTTONS.

A MAGNIFICENT LINE or DRESS BUTTONS-OvEl
200 DIFFERENT STYLES-COMPRISING AsSORI
MENTs OF ALL THE LATEST FASHIONABLE NOVEL
TIES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-10

AUNDRESS.-By a strong, industrious
woman with good references is the finest laundress
and not afraid OF work Cal at COZ 6h-aye between 36th
gt and 3Gth-st
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CITY AND NORTHERN Il

IN ROAD. THROUGH TRAINS.
For Danbury Conn, Brewster Carmel Mahopa and inter
mediate stations l55st 9:3J daily and AIS
IN. daily except sunday.
Brewster Carmel Mahopac and intermediate stations
lJJth-sf. 400 u. IN. daily, except Sunday.
Heights Special and Way leave l51ts 565 p
N. daily except Sunday.
baggage depot, 243 West b3dst, near shave.
THE New.YOIk Transfer Company viii call for and check
baggage from hotels residences.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-10

HI MOUNTAINS. landing atCoZzens West Point, Cora
wall. Newburg Marlboro. Milton Poughkeepsie Esopu1
connecting with Ulster and Delaware and waikiki Valley
Railroads Steamboats, Thomas Cornell and James w. Bald
vin.elv5 tally 4 D 10. foot Harris0ns, North Rive.
except SttarjayA when Thomas Cornell leaves At
Mountains.
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Gltn Real Gstale for Sale.

Gltn Real Gstdle for Sale.
DEEKMAN-ST near GOld.-tlYe-st0ry SUD
IL stantal marble building for sale an cNceeh 'os'on
Rutland q WIGrISG III Nassau. ST.
ELEGANT HOUSE for salc.-No 40 west
IL 54hs Parties looking for strictly honest ana tstiu
home invited examine this house, Waterman On p
Apply architects, ID. & j. JAhDlNE NO l'-o-
III oadway.
DOR SALE.-A fOur-stOry brown stone front
dwelling n Lcnot mn 2ux65 In perfect order n-
mediate possession Cali ut 100 East O9th'sI
EOR SALE.-A four-story brown stone mouse
LcnoN lIil, 2OE55i In perfect order immaculate pos
session Apply at 40. 100 East GJth-st
EOR SALE.-A3 -story English basement brick
house; rooms, bathroom and kitchen. Apply al Iof
East iOth.st.
ALIVER-ST. LOT for sale; price, TS,o0o'
W Rutland & WHITING. III NasslusI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-10

4 AUNDRESS.-By a frst-class laundress
has best city references Address M o., VI
town Tribune Olce 1928 Broadway
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Housekeeping Goods.

We especially invite the Of purchasers very
large varied stock Of TABLE DAMASKs. NAPKINS,
TOWELS, CRASHES TABLE COVERS. &C., sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-10
prp GOODS. Irp Gooos
SEASONABLEF FABRICS
lie Boutinier Bros.
We are now Offering large and carefully selected
stock the latest productions the best European manu-
actrers at very slight advance on cost manufacture
DRESS GOODS.

PLA1DS STRIPS and SIDE BORDERS. the LARGEST
ASSORTMENT ever shown from 30 cts. to 81 per
yard
30 pieces ALL-WOOL COLORED CACHEMIRE, AZ
inches wide, at 80 cts. per yard NEVER BEFORE OF
FERED AT LESS THAN 90 cents.
LADIES' CLOTHS CLOAKINGs, ard ULSTERINGS In
all the styles at VERY Low PRICES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-10
HOSIERY.

100 dozen LADIES' BROWN COTTON HOSE extra long.
~ II cent. per pair This lot CANNOT BE DUPLICATED
AT LESS THAN % cts per pair.
MEMS HEAVY BALBRIGGAN HALFHoSE, SILK
CLICKED. at Is cts per par worth 81 l. cts
large assortment OF the LATEST STYLES Of LADIES'
and CHILDHEN's HOSE in CASHMERE, MERINO,
HEAVY Cotton ami BALBRIGGANS.
A Special Bargain LADIES' OPEN.WoRR FRONT
SILK HOSE IN - fashionable colors $50 per pair
WORTH 81
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C,TONINGTON LINE TO ROSTON

"a IUNINV IVN LINE To DON I ON. =
- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EASE
Inc Elegant steamers SrONINGrON and MAMMALIAN
eE"I leave daily except Sundays, a.
-. D y. NJ. FROM PlER3I y. r., - -.
Foobvt w. arTvingtn Boston at A u. FARE AS Low
As BY ANY OTHER LINE
Tickets sls It III orlaspl ticket ohcsA staterOoms
tscufeda noes II Wescotps Company Astor
House Nos Ssl and 337 Rroadway and Metropolitan and
f1ith Avenue Hotels ID. :. BABCOCk, President
l. W. FiLkINS. General Passenger gent
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Blankets and FlanneIs.
LILY OF THE WEST BLANKETS

We are able this to Offer special Inducements
blankets. We recommcnd particularly the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-10

NJ Y. and LONG BRANCH DIYISIUN.
IN Leave AT B. S:l5 1880 m, IL No., $780, T. o, y p m
FOR ATLANTIC CITY, EXPRESS, 2 y. m with through
cars, arriving at Atlantic City at 6:o5 p IN.
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GERMAN LINE.

IMPERIAL GERMAN LINE.
Il Hamburg. American Packet COMPANY y Line Tor
PLYMOUTH CHERBOURG and HAMBURG.
CINBKIA..........Octl II IESSl NG----.--..- OCT 80
HERDER...........O oct 20 -...-OCl ~
Rates of passage 10 Plymouth London Cherhonrg ham
burg and all points in the sOnh Of England flit IaDn'
800 Secou Cabin. 500 Steerags, $50 Round trip at ~
duced Steerage FROM Hamburg Hayfe anu south
ampton, S2S. - 49, . - n,c,,,,r , co
KUNIARDT & CO. {. H. RICHARD Co-
GencraI General Passenger Agents
No 81 Broadst, y. Y No 81 broadway Ny.
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ITO PHILADELPHIA.
DROVIDENCE LINE.

FOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT
with Providence Worcester Railroad
Worcester and all points north, via Worcester
The Palace steamer MAS5ACH USETrS Will la.xa IN
Tuesdays Thursdays and saturdays All tns steamer
TEA ON Mondays. Wednesdays ani FriIAysE H. N FROM
PIER 20 n. K. loot Of Warren-st, NeW-fork
StaierOOms secured at Offices Of WestcOrs Express Com
pany, aud AT principal no .e!s ant ticket OuceA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-10

TP-STAIRS WORK Only-By a respectable
German girl In class house best CITY To ference
Address A. T.. BOX 80, Tribune OfhCe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-10

CEAMSTRESS.-By a middle aged lady who
- been seHmsress In private family for four years.
ing can unexrepOnabe references in nrst class PIT
faulty. Address. q p Tribune Uptown ONCE LIS
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GERMAN MAIL.

MONARCH LINE.
We NETWORK AND LONDON
Splendid fast steamers.
Leave Dock a looming Pavcnia Ferry Jersey CITY.
AssYrian Monarch Octl5 Egyptian Monarch. Noy. z
Persian Monarch w 20 I.ydian MOnarch....NOv. II
accommodation for saloon passengers Outward
at lowest rates.
Apply 10 the general agents, - - -
Passage Once No. 90 Broadway
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HOUSEKEEPER.-An American lady of re-
4 4 hnement and experience housekeeper in pr
vat. family would take charge Of boarding house. Ad
dre-s Box 5l2 Newly ok Post Office.
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/ ADY'S-MAID.-By first-class lady's-mald,
4 4 speaks Frcnch, German English dnently, good
harresser excellent packer would Ike TO
travel with a lady references li2 West 25th-st.
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phTTIMORE and OHIO RAILROAD.

~ Via philadelphia Baltimore and Washiingtonn .,
I'm and after NAV o. Passenger Trains leaye from
xaDia r. Depot foot Of Corandtst and Desoossess'a d.
folSSn M E1oept Sunday Washington 1925 P m
ISt leaves Washington 95 daily with sleep
% Tor Columbus and Cincinnati Parlor car az
reached. a., a., ,,,o..,,u,o, a-rsre Cincinnati
e.a1 - n, Chicago $50 a. IN, and ST. Louis $3.50 a. IN -
DaIaee shoppers through Cincinnati and Chicago Ente
train runs hrOngh 10 Chicago . - ,o....a,,
u 00-Midnight daily Seeper attached; open ,or
cersafer lO3Op m Arrive at Camden station BauinoIG
S.35 m washington 1885 a. Day Express leaves bu'
more 9:3Oa m Washington 10 40 a. H. SleeperS lot On
cinDati $50 uro., 1ra,ps arriya
from the West at $40 a. m, $40 p m, ana lVtV p
Tickets sleeping berths secured ann {roaI
and chacked 10 destination COnp1nyS once 3Ip
sxav anS ar al The oces OF Pennsylvania Railroad CON-
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BLACK CASHMERES.

30 pieces FINE FRENCH BLACK CASHMEREs, 40
inches wide, and EXTRA HEAVY, at 10 cts per yard US
TALLY SOLD at ST.
30 pieces iGinch BLACK CASHMEREs, FINER QUAIL
ITY, both BLUE BLACK and JET BLACK at 81 per yard
WORTH
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HUUSFkEEPEK-By WOHdH OF tUUCdIIOH
4 and refinement; thoroughly experienced housekeeper
In family or hotel REF. objection country
peeut in sickness Address for week, OUSEkEEPER
Tribune Uptown Office, l23S broadway
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NTEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

IN RIVER RAILROAD.-COmmencing Oct 1, 1881,
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot
sOOa M Western aud Northern Express 10 Rochester ana
Montreal with drawing room cars
Chicago Express dfa~1ngrOoIn cars 10
daigua Rochester and Buffalo 49,,
1900 to Albany and Troy, WIN connection 10 CucA
Saratoga, Glcns FAILS and Rntland -,-
m Special Express, 10 Albany ana Troy saturdays