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one Of The smiths on The Land League.

LONDON, March S.-A letterir from Patrick
]. smyth, Home lRule member Of PaliaD
ment from Tipperary, was read at the
Land League meeting at Tralee Sunday in
answer to an invitation to attend the
meeting. Symth says: The policy Of the
Land Leaguers is stupid and irrational. II
has sacrificed the cause and dishonored
the country. When l see the Irish wo
men 80 forgetful Of the modesty becoming
her sex turning stump orators and when
read Of the inbecile councils promulgated
one day from public platforms and with
drawn the next, l hang my head FOL
shame aB an 1riBhman.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-09

The Maine Legislature will elect q
United States Senator in place Of James
q, Blaine, on the 18th instant.
iii the intention Of President Garfield
10 make a change In oil the Ministers to
foreign counties, with the possible excep.
lIon Of John A, Bingham, who will be re-
lained al Japan II he desites TO stay,
Saturday night two unknown men ap'
peafed at the Good Intent House, kept oy
Henry Cook, north Of Canton, OHIO, and
after remaining about for q lew minutel
eel iite 10 the building, which was discov
eted and put out BY The family,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-09

What Is more distressing than an obstinate
skin disease, and why persons should suffer
single hour when thei have sufe cure in
"Swayne's Ointment" Is past our compteh1ti.
sion. The worst case Of letter itch. Salt
Rheum, or that annoying complaint, Itching
piles, yield to its wonderful all healing quail.
ties. Plmples on the Face and BiotChes on
tbs Skin are removed by using this healing
Ointment, Perfectly sa'e and harmless, even
on the most tender infant.
An GRUr1ioN or Iisnr YEIis STANDING.
was troubled with an eruption for eight
yeats, itching intolefsbly at tim,s; tried
many preparations without finding relief,
Through The use Of "swayne's all.heallne
Ointment ] am en- lreIy cured,
|. JosEPH II LAMBERT.
AT Hortsman 4 Bros Fifth and Cherry,
phila,
swayne's Ointment, the only efTectual cure
ioF Fetter, all cutaneaus affections no matter
how obstinate OF how long standing,
sWayne's Ointment Is sold by all druggists
TThsAw.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-09

rhe Two Novel Exhibitions New York
IL Having.

rhe Two Novel Exhibitions New York
Is Having.
New YoRk, March S.-More than one
hundred entries have been received al.
ready for the dog show, and the time for
closing the list does not expire until the
l1th ot April. The show will be held this
year In the American Institute building.
The premium list has been divided into
ninety.fivo classes this year, and twenty
new classes have been made. These new
classes include champion class for mas.
tiffs, rough.Coated st. Bernards, smooth.
coated ST. Bernsrds, fox terriers, collies,
skye terriers, pugs and Yorkshire terriers,
and special classes have also been made
for Irish terriers and bull terriers, and
ColIies and beagle puppies. In the cham.
pion classes, the dog to compete must
have won the first prize In All open class
at Springfield New York, ST. Louis, Phil.
adelphia, Baltimore, Boston, Detroit, st.
Paul or Pittsburgh, and tho dog which
won the first prize at any oil these shows
cannot compete In an open class when
there Ia q champion class for its kind.
Letters have been received from the prin.
Cipal railroad companies offering TO carry
dogs intended for the exposition free
both ways, when accompanied by the
owners or trainers, aud II Ia expected
that arrangements will be made with the
express companies 10 carry dogs on the
prepayment Of the nsual rates TO the show
and return them free oil charge.
The public interest seems TO be Centreing
on the cat show since the fall Of Albert
In the pedestrian match. The assortment
Of moiHers is rare and curious. There
are lighting cats with jagged ears, one.
eyed cats, and cats with no eyes at all,
but two or three extra legs to compensate
for the deficiency. There are long.haired,
short.haired aud bald cats; there are cats
heavy with age aud experience, and glddy
kittens playing at cata' cradle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-09

II, Cincinnati Board OF Education has
l"- n,omiuent minister Of that city a
,,.tlop I,tI example of practical Christianity
m,'yS o'a NJ. Wendte, pastor Of the Unitarian
S. ~ .,'s '' made an assault from his pulpit
vaa, s..i,v npou the Board, and at their next
,aar% .a.,isp they elected him to fIl vacancy
l' !. 'bsi, number, That Is heaping coala
~ ,s.o , an bls head with a vengeance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-09

THOMAS HENDERSON, one Of the old resi-
,s0ts Of the Bethany, Brooke county,
0o,bborhood, was buried yesterday from
Ii,alO residence, a mile or so from Beth
ANY, Mr.. Henderson was nearly an
octo,ensrIan, and from comparative pow
@ty bad by industry and intelligent con.
jpcl Of bis affairs, attained a position Of
euo. IlnOt Of allluenCe, He was q bache'
ot bat leaves several near relatives who
were .nembers Of bis household. He will
be missed in the community in which he
lived, and where he was universally es'
tsened,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-09

D,,ra1rg GR4SrHAM, in the House yes
,.,J,y, made some remarks OF q nature
s ,,."i,,sl 10 attract attention. The bill
~ 'DUroprate money to restore and pre-
|.r ,..o ,be records in the Adjutant-Gen'
., .,,I, Office concerning West Virginia SOL
l ',is,s IN tbe Union Army in the late war,
oS.,ed " an opportunity for him to refer to
,so I" v,rlnamsnne which did not display
the "s kindly feelings usually attributed to
'bs senior Delegate from Jefferson.
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A Dlsputod PteSsSs ~ S.,,,.,,.

NEW York, March ga 1ondnn dis.
p"'Sn :. q. says N The romance Of peefaVe, known
y !ne Dysaft case, was decided bV he
Tes..', nUuse o. Lords alter setting on 4 "A A
committee Sl ot Privileges for SiS vsets,
u aoLu Dysaft was confirmed in possession
m.nh. U,%is estate. His opponent, Ms, Tale.
I,v9ei Io,d IVA Eas declared not the legal wife oI
log LOIs hnnlingtowef, conseauently bei
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-09

DEs MolNEs, March s.-As successor tc
the place Of Kirkwoodin the Senate, ]. F
Wilson, U. s. Attorney Lane, Hubbard s
McLark, Judge Cole and U. =. Marshal ]
Chapman, are the most lavorably mem
toned. There is no indication Of Cover
nor Geary's intention In the matter.
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rnIni raii m Rnila.

Denver, March Shy the falling Of a
bulldog in course Of construction on
1afnsd street, between Sixteenth and
Seventeenth street, this afternoon, Pat j.
Smith was killed and Thos. Cowby who
had bic back broken has since died, -Four
others were injured, but none seriously.
The accident was caused by poor con-
stFuction.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-09

DUBLIN, March s.-A disguised band
iusiladed farmer on Evelyn Ashley's
estate, Sligo, who sheltered q school mis-.
ttess, "BoycoLted" iot refusing 10 Join a
branch Land League originated by ladies.
A disturbance was created, but no serious
Tesults,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-09

CLEVELAND, March g. Ex.presidsnt
Hayes held an informal reception this
motnins al The residence OF L. Austin.
His special car will be httched TO the $3.50
train this afternoon, and he will 60 TO
fremont,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-09

pARfS, March S.-Ths Gabriels, wro.
nauts, who yesterday made an ascension
f1om Nice, were picked up at sea between
Monaco and BofdighefB, 1tis understood
that the balloon was total loss, and the
men we're in peril Of their lives when
rasnnad,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-09

AUGUSTA, ME March Sat RSpubll.
can ciucus Of the members Of the Legisla.
tufe VIM. z. Frye was nominated by &C.
clAmation as candidate iot the United
States Senate,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-09

MALoNs, N. Y, March s.-Assembly.
man Brennan was found dead lAst night,
having poisoned himself. The cause wea
nervous prostfatlon, brought on BY oyet'
work,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-09

r.. sonate in executive session yes1er'
u. ~, 'oDGrmed the appointment Of Gen.
a. M : wi " be United States District Attorney
n, West Virginia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-09
t.o,1SIi n I.stnaIS Al i,opdop,

1oSDoN, March silt is stated that
Lowell, the American Minister, received a
private letter from President Garfield say.
ipg that II would be gratifying 10 him
the ptesident-to know that Lowell was
willing to retain his present position.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-09

DUBLIN, March s.-watants Of arrest
were Issued last night for nearly forty
persons, the most nimefous oil which are
Ia Kerry, Mayo and Galway.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-09

,,,.. n, The Navy. Itmight not be out
nun, 3., 'S to suggest that one might hunt
o. 'Ia'' J, , soo1 N while before finding much oil
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-09

~, smallpox is epidemic At Hunting, .HS
IHl i S-r otber neighboriug points on the
dysL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-09

.THOMPsON-Oo Tuesday, March 9, vi. Al paIl.
bic ago. ''S w" "
Funeral nttIst hststittt,
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A Ain Added "a M 1'.,.1s...

,,sSs %SSrREGL, March s.-BiShop Falfe has
To.uetnned %,S mt,iIhe She practice Of swearing Ro.
Bibles As a Gin, y" A'0'e'ss
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-. Za.. "a and n FourleenLh stree.
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WASHINGTON.
MATTERS AT TIE MODERN AAERI'
CAN MECCA.
New Cabinet Secretaries Assuming the
Active Duties OF their POSitiODS-
Meeting Yesterday = financial
DiscuHaIon-An Extra session
OTCOngress. u Fixed Fact.

WASHINGTON, March s, s,-sscretary Kirk
wood took charge to-day Of the Interior
Department, and received the heads OF the
bureaus, Introduced by ex'ssCretary
schurz, who then took formal leave Of the
Department employees.
Rear Admiral Wyman Cowdy, OF the
North Atlantic Station, reports that owing
to the strong current Of the Mississippi
river this month and the strict economy
snjoined in the use Of coal during the re-
malnder OF the fiscal year, the Kearsarge
will not be sent up that river.
The Alliance will proceed from New
Orleans up the Mississippi to the NAtcheE,
stopping at Baton Rouge.
Immediately after the adjournment oi
the Cabinet, Secretary Of the Navy Hunt
formally received the Chiefs Of the bu-
reaus aud other officers, all Of whom were
introduced by
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HAYES AT HOME.
OVATION TO THE Ex.PREsIDEN'T
AND FAMILY
Upon Their Return 10 Their Ohio Home
Citizens OF Fremont TuFn Out I'm
Aaune 10 do Them Honor
Speeches Made on the
Occasion.

TOLEDO, o., March s.-Ex.Presidsnt
Hayes accompanied by Mrs, Hayes and
their sons, Rutherford and Scott, and Miss
Lucy Cook arrived at Fremont at 7 O'Clock
this evening from Cleveland. They were
met at the depot, which was finely deco
rated, by over 1000 citizens who received
the party enthusiastically as they passed
beneath the motto "Fremont welcomes
the returning ex.President and Mrs.
Hayes"
A reception committee OF ten promi-
nent citizens met the ex.Presldsnt at
Clyde and escorted him from his special
car to carriage which was surrounded by
nearly two hundred torch bearers. The
large ConCourse OF people then formed q
procession in the following order;
Light Guard: Band.
Reception Committee,
EX.PTesld0nt HayeS and Party.
Mayor and City 0fielAlS,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-02-10

Code, relating to the trial and hearing OF charge
aud complaints against pilots (by Mr. HttalD, was
passed.
s. B. 1S9, to confer powers upon the Supervisors,
or other governing bodies OF counties, cities and
counties, TO extend and complete all main intercept
ing sewers heretofore partially constructed (by Mr..
Neumann) was passed.
S. B. 81, TO amend Section 726 OF an Act to estab.
lish Code OF Civil Procedure relating the fore
closure of mortgages (hY AIr. Ch2se) was taken up
as the special order Of the hour
On motion OF Mr.. WENDELL the above bill was
postponed by a vote of Il to 13.
Consideration Of the third reading file was re-
sumed, as follows
Substitute Tor s Bs. 162 and l6s, to regulate the
granting OF retail liquor licenses 10y committee).
was passed.
S b. rs, amending an Act declaring Islais creek
navigable stream, approved March 90, 1868 (by
Mr.. Kane6 was lost.
s. B. 90, to provide buildings and improvements
for the Institution for the Deaf and Dumb, and the
Bhud (by Mr. Nyel, vas passed.
s. b. 80, to amend Section Az Of the Civil Code,
concerning investments ef the capital stock and
funds of insurance companies (by Mr.. Dickinson),
was passed
s. B. 81, to amend Section 634 of the Penal Code,
relating to the violations Of the law for the pre-
servation OF fish (by Mr.. WendelD, was passed.
Mr.. JOHNSON sa1 he was informed that the report
of the Railroad Commission was in the hands OF the
Secretary
The Secretary said it was
Mr. JOHNSON moved that 900 copies of the re-
port be ordered printed and that the report pc re-
ferred to the Committee on Corporations Carried.
Mr.. TRAYLoR moved that the Senate continue the
third.readng file Carried.
The third. reading file was continued as follows:
S B. l5e, to amend Sections Is and &C of an Act
for the relief of nsovent Debtors for the protection
of credi ors and for the punishment Of fraudulent
debtors approved April l6 1880 (bY Mr. Dickinson),
passed.
s j. R. 3, in relation to granting charter to the
Nicaragua Maritime Canal Company Coy Mr.. Tray
lor), was passed.
s. c. r. 30, to provide for manufacturing arsenal
.. Benicia California Coy Mr.. WendelD, passed.
s. Z. 5, to establish and support a Bureau Of
Labor and Land Statistics (by Mr.. Enos) passed
on file
S. B. p, to regulate the hours of labor for work
done for the State (by Mr. Gorman), was passed on
file.
The Committee on Swamp Lands recommended
the passage of S. B. 392.
Mr.. PARDEE introduced the following bill
An Act to repeal Act to regulate thepractice OF
pharmacy in the city and county of San Francisco.
On motion Of Mr.. BAKER the Senate adjourned at
y
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY

J. 3. kLyNE,
(L4ate with wachhorst, and successor to Floberg)
"TATCHMAkER AND JEWELER, ~o,
w No. 60 street, between Second and %S9>.
Third. Dealer in Watches, Clocks, Silver go
ware, Jewelry, etc. Repairing in all its pSSLt5S
branches speciality, under MR.. FLOBERG.
UeS-lnlm1
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A.5oO @

yETILb BUY ess ACRES OF BEST PASTURE
" Land in Placer county. Thirty acres OF this
is now set to Alfalfa Glover, yielding 100 tons bay
last wear This farm is one of the best places on
market for dairy purposes Substantial fences, large
new barns, good house, nice milk cellar, splendid
water and everything about the place in good con
ditian. If YOU want % start an Orchard or Vine
yard look at the superior situation Of this farm it
is in the Sc. called warm belt near Newcastle For
terms and further particulars, call on or address
CARL STROBEL, S2l J ST., Sacramento. ia26-lplm
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[coNrINUEn ON LAST P4oEi
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YENo LET-TWo NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS,
with board, at No. 500 | street (old number
233) between Eighth and Ninth. Boarding by the
day, week or month, at reasonable rates. ia20-tf
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.

UTANTED-ALL KINDS HELP, MALE AM
w Female. Particular attention paid to Furnish
ing Hotels Private Families and Farmers with Help
Free Of Charge 10 employers. HOUSTON & co,
one door south Of Fourth and streets, Sacra
mento citV nl3-1ptf
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FOR SALE.

nEE OF THE FINEST RANCHES ON THE
" Riverside road, one mile from the city Of Sac
raneutO as acres) to be sold in part or whole TO
suit purchasers. Most kind OF fruit, northern and
tropic; two barns and sheds; two houses; with all
farming utensils wagons, etc Inquire for terms at
the residence of Mrs. L. o. Craw. ja11-1plms
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CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE.
TWENTY FOURTH SESSION THIRTY EIGHTH
DAY.
SENATE.

SACRAMENTO, February Q, 1881
The Senate met in regular session at 10 ~,
President Mansfield in the chair. Roll called quo
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TEE y TEKLE gFfoH
fp,h,,.ha6 n ss--g-,r.ssI- na-+.
EenaI.WeskLY Unisn Advertising Rates
WANTED, LOST AND FOUND.
~ FoR oRMATloN WANTED

Advertisements Of Eve Hnes In this department sre
se-ed foE g cents for time; three ties for 90
~ 7f csnAs Ie- week
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FOR SALE.

DIDS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL -
ID FEBRUARY 18th by the undersigned, a.iii
Tor the Purchase Of North GO feet, Lot 3 and u x
}, Fourth and Fifth streets, with BRICK BUILDING
thereon Address S w BUTLER, Chairman Build
ing Committee Of Board OF Education
p Sacramento February l. 1881. fs2td
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MORRIS WILKINS, Auctlonecr.

VI
EXECUToWs sALE-COU STRY RESIDENCE At
Thrvggs Ncck Wesiehescr. At auction. r II LUDLOW &
GO all 81. aucuon EsDAY. May a. 1851. at II
ocoek Exchange salesro.Jni III broadway. by
order al w. ROBERT esq. Executor, ThroFgS Seek, tho
- hnstopher r. kobe deceased. comprising
~ and lying directly the sound tle neigh
horhu - the handa country seats ~ Mcssr Van setback
Norris. Adc' others cottage. stone
barn stable. hpu-, aud other outhudugs Place well
old and small iru and good garden
4 healthy and residence enicn toscam
boat and miles um the Nee hester station of the
l0rtChcstcr Narod-hye trains each Nay daily sixty per
~ the pur,ha money remain bond and mortgage
The furniture viii De cold the premises the day after the
THE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS ASSOcIA-
This Association providing summer rcsort nnder religions
influences Bud free from the 81 snR liquors
will soil ~ public auction 200 building sites c-s at
IL grounds situated on the Highlands Of Navcsink' Mon
mouth County, y J.. on $500
WEEDS fSDAY. JUNE !. lssl. At O'CLOCK =. NJ.
Terms ~ viii bc favorable and made day ~
ot- viii be 5o1 On feet With the privilege 81 the
adjoining lot At the price These lots nely located
any the entire property They ~ BE- sold Ia the highest
bidder The being prepared, stIrct- graded, ots
stakcd on that the sale viii positively take pac" on the
above date For description Of the property object ~ The
Association and names of the officers circular which may
be had by APPLYING 10 ~ . nm, ,.,,..
Marion viii leave i1rr q. Nofth River. New
York and rs a ~. Return. leave Atantc Highland
23O aud also connect with y J. = H. H. ~ sandy
Hook at lO:4j a. m. 6l- T. IA
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GOOD COUNTRY BOARD large, AIRY rooms rooms
" high shady grounds abundant table terms moderate
eAoui'''" w v ciIAUNCY FooTE, wilton, Conn.
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Sales bp Auction.
Bankrupt Notices.

rI,EIIS IL TO GIVE NOTICE-That on the
2sth day Of May, a. d Ssl, saiiant IN bankrnptsy
issued a;slhI T.. cstato - 1911 ~ N'osnhJ
Now Work, Who has been aJudgei bankrupt on hi4
nuv property belonging Ia such bankrupt Ia him,
transfer ~ property by him. Tor
iicn by law that a meeting II The creditors Of the sAid
i prove debts aud To- choose
.iyt, 81 viii be- held at Court OF BANKRUPTCY.
t m holden 80 26l ruldwy, In the city Of Eew York.
before Fitch, Register, the nth day OF Jurc 4. ID.
ISL al ii O'Clock LOUIS =. PAYs.
L Marshal Messenger Southern District Of New York.
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Proposals.

CEALED PROPOSALS TO SUPPLY SUBJ
y miscellaneous supplies for the Marine Hoe
this Tor the ending June 80 1872 VIII De
received at the Office Of the Suryconnc At the Unitf
Sis day OF May 1881
schedules viii be furnished application ut this ontce
the tt2ht 10 reject any or al bdA
- C. >. u. FESs ENDEN,
Surgeon. L. 5. NJ. n. =, in charge Of nosptal
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COunlrp i]roperip iUanleb.

WANTED.-FOr three months from June 10,
w neatly furnished home In healthy location within
hour OF have accommodations for horse
snd six bedrooms required Address with terms which
must be very moderate, r. l., Box "a Tribune ONCE.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

TO LET the lst ~ June after painting Garrett and
rcparsl Rooms 2SNli and lfNlo. iu largn cott table
house lathst ScW-l0rk house newly iuri-lri with
Yale burglar pt,Of locks. water. bath. &c. &c; no
malaria pipes rum sever o. top - hou-t
Prom ooaee and tea. with Vienna rolls. VIII
l furnished at trnc cost Adults only received beet "
T,feittres given AMI required
For full ptrtt uars address
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Autiion GaIcs Of Real Gsidic.
A DRIAN II. MULLER & son, Auctionccrr

A UhIAN IT. MULLEK q sun, AuctlOnccTs,
VIII aell AZ auction on TUESDAY. MAY 81,
at y o'clock Al the Exchange SaesroOm, III roafway,
~ LOTS.
Comprising the
TWO ENTIRE BLOCKS
bounded by I'D LEXINGTON And 4TH.ANE.S.. lOOTH
AND inlSTSTS,
And the four house hnrcon which l02
The los will De sold 90 per ~ the
remain bond and inOrtgage FOR
years Deeds ALL De- delivered - day sale
July H. Maps and particulars occ " Ancunncers, No
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1TnE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS AssocIA-
Gounirn propcrin for Sale ano 60 fri.

At MONTCLAIR. y. 1.-Funishcd house
~ for the s1ason viii both depot
ponis gas hath. Apply address A 7. CO..
No. It's Green" ich-st. NeW y ork city.
4 T ORANGE, y. j. (ncighhorhood speciality
t-PropoIiy for sale an vareos grrat bargains
EDWARD T. HAMILTON. ! y Pinost. y 7.
CORNWALL. y. Y.-Farms. cottages, villas
" mills &c Tor rent or sale JAMES -. ROB-
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9elp Wante6.


ID UNDERSTANDING or GERMAN
NUHsE 20 assist csmberwork sowing and teke Of
chidi excellent references required. THOMAS REC
TROY West 6SdSt, May 81 and 10 a m, dr and p
WANTED.-A strong woman who under
w stands canning fruits preserves and who
ss IN housekeeping dive best Of referenoes
Address c. Tribune Once.
WANTED.-By gentleman who is good
hngu1t and IL about going 70 Europe, side buS
matters 20 attend reasonable Address
WILLIAM MlSsETT, Poste Restsnte, N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-31
Brooklyn prOptrIp for Sale ana Go Get

I OW-PRICED LOTS, 5000 EACH up, in
~ rapidly improving part Of Brooklyn sale singly
In plots. rutland & WHITING, l2l Nassau. st
o. 0S0 900 cash will buy twO-stOry
WO,St)Us basement brown-stone 10 rooms; AL i'm
proVenept $40 Bergen.at, near Carlton-hve
RpLASD WHITING, 1911 EAss0u-st