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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-01-09
CAN Be GUaEDI
w. y; HALLS
LUNGS Luz 's: DALSAM

Cures Consumption, Colds, Pnenmo-
MIA, Influenza, Bronchial Difficulties,
Bronchitis, H..arseness, Asthma,
Group, WhOOping Cough, and all Dis
eases Of the Breathing Organs. 1t
sOOthes and he. the Membrane Of
the Lungs, infla led and poisoned by
the disease, and prevents the night
sWeats and tightness across the chest
which accompany it. CONSUhP.
is only necessary to have the right
remedy and nnH HALLS BA.SaM Is Is that hat
LIEF, for this benign specific will
cure you, even though professional
aid fails.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-01-09
Retail Iron Market.

Sheep nominal, at 2a29c; calves, $l50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-06
STEAMBOATS, amo Railroads.
THE ERIE RAILWAY. now known as the
u NEW.YoRK, LAKE ERIE AND WEsTERN RAIL

THE ERIE RAILWAY, DOW known as the
i NETWORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
ny aa1 aa soso ps1 bT ass2
room Coaches 70 buffalo ADD saspensoa Bridge
o % Connecting e. vita haii "a: s &c Ss
Southwest Pullmans best Drawing room Sleeping Coach
p, M Daily ,-Paeac ErPre.. tor sas West sleeping
Chicago without change also Hotel pnlog Cars 70 Chicago
I 1 savs tss9 rs ,Sr p 5a9 tor
Newark, $40 $40 l130 No. 3;lo $40 $40 ei1 aiyl
p m and ~ midnight saturday nights only sundaV% sl'
RaheSiori and Pa,sac G. 1850 10. 1920 m-the 1929
night Sundays O. $751; 1920 las, $50 p m and a.
g. $40 s. 70 $50 $40 ESQ., l. s. 3 1870 D. m and ~
night sundays $780, lO2Oa IA, las. $50 p. aud IL
FaiesSn via newark 6:45 $40 llao M $40 800 500
ClO $50 M and ~ midnight saturday nights oay' sun
ghL Sundays. ., $50. 1920 M lao $50 nl' ami
- WnTTleS 1880 lO;1 20 a, IN. ABB .. m.
Ncwbur eau Cornwall, 49, - u, $3.50, i;3) p M Sun
2Ondogt ani Kingston. m. $3.50 .. sundays. $3.50
Aao,len s. 100, .. LOGO 33l $50 l3O T. 7.lj n
SUNDAYS ii. $50 lU.2Oa. M. $50, p ~.
MiIdletowe, 3IO o. lC;Ios ~ SoD, 49, q 7lS p m;
p M aiaus connect Vita NesYork osweso Midland
Tort Jerys $50 0. 1920 $3.50, g 7. 7'l5p sun.
days 80 T3V ave Sds quarter Of ami quarter frer
each hour Gas M TO 9iJ and Al lOio and ilf5
pcses passe ami Apartments in Drawing Room
eheckns ana u baggage may be lett the
paws Ohces. NOs 80 Oi or JJ7 5roalway, " T., No
Express Trans from tie "es arrlyelu NewTorA AZ $40
NHa - No" g. XBBoIf Oen Pass'r Agent New.YOrk
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Trans lelye or EugicwooL CloNer Perm1I and NJ.
acS, $50. AZ l,J, IJJ $50, $40 49, 1880 pm
leave 7 innate, Or t.,r nv ai,it4 ~ y
Ssuae spsas v4leS sud GIoassy. ~. ):j1A 41J
" JAO. -. ABs0rr Genera. rAsgr Assat. New ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-06
C1redil 5Iedmers.

A NCiIOR LINE t. :. NAIL STEAMERS.
"A NEW.YORK AND GLASGOW
From iicr ~. 20 North iiyet. NeNN0rt
Pune 'l-.-. prn D. "a ttOpil.... April ~ p m
it .A, Ami ii. g. - tctsra priL 80 q. IN
Hr-o rf'1n'c- - ~ 1i'cg va. si''2 D 1.f%
CABINS % t1 So tfc irsiOu uc<cts ~ fril;5itAlr
Second tib'n SiJ ~te ,gage skS
NETWORK - LDNDJN DlH.'E
FI'n Pier No. a. NJriI tcv-r. fpD-D; ttN,,t1t
."t....AWbA J. 10. EEsa......hrrll To- n m
itl.h SD J1l SD. Lr'lrf1l tCI 10 e. rell;'irhih
.t"tn'r. marcel ~ pabi arr pcs e1:trt
hEN DtN>ON BROTHERS. Agsats B)Rng9ra9A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-06
Rtsambodta ann RAILROADS..
CITIZENS, LINE.

A -IKO1 BOATS. CITIZENS LINE.
ia chM STEAMERS SARATOGA ANDCITY OF TROY
ren, 3 rdEh 81, ~ r., FOOT VESTRYST- daily,
me Nnfh 1I AZ n connecting with morning trains for
So snd West State rooms warmed with
seetnlet leaving on SUNDAY touches Albany
A LBANY BOATS. PEOPLES LINE
SoIr7pI and ST JOHN leave PIER Al North River
SoO IN SIDE OF CANALsE. every WEEK DAY az o D.
~, onnseung az Albany SUNDAY morning excepted with
@nins WORTH West and Hast. btater0Oms warmed.
EIaeurson tickets 70 Albany return Tood 30 days
e ~. VI. " 4 Drnalhanf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-06
NIoNARcHH Il. LI Xxx ana LONDON

NONAkIW LIN 4. -
vi MN YORK and LONDON
Npeu '!1ntW fls- ,tllnsrs
Lave iJck hliO.ntug pIyJatA Ferry Ia-ief nv
N.rI.au Nohar,h. Apdl D. FVptan Monarch. Npril -
Celtic Monarch Apul ID AssNilan Mona cb, Aprh -
superior a'lmmDlI.ioI for FALCON pA.sengers Noseer
age csstNafd yoyhce fcpa Storage AZ 10" laos
Apliy fo the general agents
PATTON VlCKEHS p co. Agontt Bowling zreoa
DAClFiC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
l. salling from Pier foot 0i Cinal.sL, Worth iuyoE
Tor thc l.thilus Of Panama
fNIsrBNT CITY. ........ h"nd1f Aprl H. noon
tOnuc' tiuE Tor cntfa ani SJith Am'rct ani h1kjp
Prom AN Francisco % Japan anl linh a.. "a %. o..
ion san IauelscO 10 Honolulu. New "eAihi A"i Au'~
UniA 49, A., a ID. -,
lrOn arrival - lInipn MALL tg an ~ .,n,,t,
pas.onrrf- fDr trirl % tAN FRA SCI -CD ~ fIu
fslAND- JAPA CHINA NEW ZfNLASD, AU-IHA.
ia. SOUTH AMERICA. CkNllIAh A1HNlpA AL
MEXICO -,...,,,t,., ,,,,, A,
eVWP-") ' H. J. BtLbAY.
Superintendent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-06
Gin propertp % fst.

COOPERATIVE BUILDINGS.
~ FIRST ciass apartment forming below Park
elevators cash invesiments a. OG 90 owDers
szsG For plans aud particulars
Nsssre Pu0tN q WALTER, Architects, 65 Wall-st
OFFICES in the new Post Building viii be
~ ready for oecupsacy April go Parties desiring rooms
and want partitions changed should advise us al
X 6,O0l. r. n. LUDLOW q Co. Pinest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-06
Gltp nsal Csiaie for Bale.


For sale, without exceptions, the cheap
IA, est haDdsomest ard complete hrstciass extern
son dwellings, Harlem. 1885, l3S. lao, l42 West l27ths
doors from 10 D. 3stofv
front With bay windows latest de-
sdxps houses 65x GDl JAMES FEFtRFTCH $50 4thav.
Tor INVESTMENT-ON BEEKMAN-ST.-
Il Fine store property, paying 10 per cent
RULAND & WHITING. 8 Beekman st.
Tor SALE on 15th-st, just east of 6th-ave,
u desirable business property; lot 34 by l0s feet
Price particulars Of r. D. HAPGOOD 75 West Esd st
L,OR SALE.-23 West 126Ih-st. bIowu-stone
tbrecstory hoass in cool orier very desirable In
qaire Of W. IL CRAIG % West l26th-sL, or J. COkBlI
cor. of 29dst and 9ta-ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-06
CUNARD LINE.

NOTICE" LANE ROUTE
FEOI NEN-iD.k I'D LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENS
Prom PIER NJ JG ~ NH;)sr1 gfvsa
AIFLfiA .Wollrsllr 6ti April l0;5p D. H.
80 "iue.tlf - - Ap1i m
rAlllA ............... Weius5lig 2Jta April 10 "a
B0IHSI N......... ... " ID. s3ay. A. al ~ p.
iirDlfslgs 50. s5Dtlt SID r'ttri 93S'si pi'4F'f-
ail"tcru.
~ircsagc fcyefs AMI ;rnli pirts rnrlp' Hv'-y )w
rates. Et.Ight and pIlBt:r ft -. Blw'tlK ltt'eL
NIcNpN II. tR DNS % 80. AEsn'%
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
~ bklWEE& NETWORK AND IhVHE
1870 company. 50 Sol. q. Nrti v''. lDot OF ns
ifff f- nf tlf- u- avD'l lftl trA1Ni nT Enftt "h
600 ,he ds-nu'ort OF co,,n; tho Channel IN small
t.Iat
,ANApA Franesul +ne. iag Arril - p. m
iAhkA Dpt J'-..l. Weinrs as Apr p 40 n m
ST. IA T. - o. ~aI'f t...... - riue AZ, Arrl - m
Cucr,s Drawn o1 t lyOnnas oi PaT dDoins to sult
--L - ID. nL-.L - Won't NJ . .-.Ln. -.---a-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-06
bfl ki' IL - ~ 4 80" hS''''-
INMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.

FOE QUEENHrONS AND LIVERPOOL.
~OTICI~-lGc stcAmurs % uiis Lino takJ Liedtenllt
Mauf,' - f.succJit1st. B.. seasons - tisY,E
tiIN pF CiiiHi k. n k~DAG. Aprl :. II n.
CIIY or NoNliil.Ai. ..... lteDAf. ApL H. % m
Ci,Y GFBERLIN ...... SAL RDAI Npri % l. noon
riTl OF 9El.S.........i t~D ~ APnl$N = m
TlIA liI4. - IL ADN1. I'N II =
FROM Ter 81. y. 4. iootpt CnuliOn-sL
CABIN $50 gnl 80 hetnrn tr&et. 'n itgorAD' ernt
rIttl.AGl. s3% llop1d. 40 Drafts Al OWesitat)A
hI.our. ~ efuOAn% 11d Dl i-rbpni aniifhph
1ltEe steamer. DO not carry cate, ,heepOr pigs -
yUHN &. DALI. Agent 81 aud 30 BruaiwAy. y
IhAlFlphIa Oil.o 40 10 sOIth lthAt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-06
BROOKLYN propertn for Sale ano to Get.

(slermOnt-Ave., BroOkyn.-Large well built
~ brick with extra GROUND Fort Greene Park
ief sale low. rutland WHITING. No. Beeknan.sL
ITO LET.-.No. 179 Columbia Heights, near
u Montague st., Brooklyn; fourstorY brownstone high
excellent order rent low 70 private family
sply $1,000. Address WILLIAM II. DUSNING, No 20
Neaseu.st New.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-06
NUFYIAl. GLEMAN MALL

1 NOsrII GERMAN LLOYD
sIkAM~lIlr LINE YklwEl y NEW YORK.
SUI HAMPTON AND BREMEN. .
MAIN .........Sat. ApIl % ND~i.t Sa'- Aprl =
OBJ t....... Ap0l lil MAPS ~ ifG W. Aprl =
I,A1Es OF PASSAGE rom NEW.TORKD SOUThAMP
rON IIAVRE or BNEMEN. ms, 80,
FIRST CABIN ..... . Oh SECOND CABIN .--soO
~IFtkAgf. So .---- ..,
Return ck';s relcel rat,4 Prepaid Storage cera
cstet So. ~t~imrr, sI om Pier between second ana
lhId.sts aHCboLtn y. ., . , ,r..,. ,,.o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-06
IMPENIAL GERNAN LINE.

i Hamhnrg-A We- Packet Cp7pany, Line for
Ply "a az. CHEEBJJ no AMI HAMbJA3
~ lEl.A Apfll ~
ANBALIA....... Ami LIE PM 10
i;f"sp plssn-e % rympntl. Lpli0l. Chetolnrs lam
bur lni an points tho .0I'h a. EuHali Fr Cabin,
SOD second cam go ~.:erlgs So kolHd TIM
~onfh uupfon SIS
kTNHARDr & CO.. G. y RICHARD CO.
General Agsnfs, General Pa.seIFer CENTS
- ILl,lt = \ ID "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-06
I1EXERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.

EUION LINE. ..
FOR QUEtN-IONN AID LiVrHrDJL.
f.,Iyinxi'. & - Y. e.. DO. Kart
WiSrti.-f Is . Il ifE>DAI. Apul ~. $3.50 D. m
AINs~t NtA................r ESDAi Atrl - 5t :. "
rs ) .............l T. r.~DAG. Nav g Nj' A. ul
hi:I< ~ Hiiy ~ = b.! p IN
VIZ - is foDAf Nff 10 a ~
~ Inesest>,mrr+ ara plnt >. irIL Fr'.l a. ON,
rartmcufs lr lre flrlslat with ngsrfr tf' - mai'
'hr rrbsa s All' On an al hs-3itf nave
ir' bathroom .no rnff'pn u. drFi1frlD Il O.t11 al
libr -
each sfetu.r s-f1rlpm' ~ ti 1rtsr dect hlslfF
ur fhlsf e!al,est D, 90 uxg-e5 pare ytlttislj1
arafirlt
flOn fSTIfiAIfDfATF, SO SIEEkAGE 4. lOJ rl.eA
OFFICE. SO. - BltpADWAI.
WILLIAMS a. GUION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-06
DAClFlC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

DED STAR LINE.
IL Tnlbd tatts sud Royal Belgian hai steamers
J.. iKN -ArL KbAl FOR ANINEiP
TIespru,d. lrst-cla.s, iull powered steamers
pELGEN saturday Aprl ., l.jO y. m
/lELAN SATURDAY. Apfi 10 uaO - H.
,ll0us .t1teroons. smoking Rnd bath rooms smldsnpA
SecoId cai IA accommodation uDeAcehrd
stat looms All on rln d. ,.,,
Nn horses. cattle. rhec1 Or iigf cltrieL
see, Il cAin. = -. piopai'. :jj excursion, 500.
rfc.Ingc. ~: prepaid, go; elcarsiou, - 90 =. 81.
Pi;IEV' itlui = spNs, GeE Az - Broaiway, ny
ROTTERDAM LINE.
IL steamers leave NAr,ONS $40 ES. Bf1pSvh 80,
W vlhosa' p ~
". T. ~chOten .''n,s Aptt, a
IftCabin. s6G-s7o 2dClb,a SO s,eHags go. steer
AGE fron ROTTERDAM prepaid So A. tAIAlN, btn AL,
27sDutl Wiln4nsL PUNCH. EDhE& to.-t rOh,a W ~ !.
la,i.U Frolylt Ag;A J.. ". 1DERls. 30 BrolIy O. i a.
XVHITE STAR LINE. sr,,,,r,s
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAJ =, "a Mills
FOi; OUEENSrOWN AND iINEkPOOLe -.
NOTfCE-Thc steamcrsOf this Lao take me ltae N,i,
rccommendeiby Lieut. Maury U. ) ~ on DOT" 'n''''''
ADii4TIG capt Jennings Saturday. April o. 80 pm
BnliANN Capt. Perry SaturJaG Apti ~ IN
LALIIC, Capt Par-el TAursilv Apfi - - 1h
or, IASlC. CAPT Kennedy Saul ay APr ~, ,t =
FROM THE WHITE STAR DoCh- FOoF We "S''
These sts1mers are n1lt)rni nBl AL l1iHobis H.
S1lnpn, 5tl-9rj)ns SnDfls al 49,
fuorus aoai isipL HIoro - llts' al Mia
least felt. s1oriing de.resG ooAi'''''''''''
stssh saoon $50 aai sIOl lerarn ucxets on nsoS
able terms steerago from tho Old O'un"5' -! F''"
sarry nehsr Itta sh,sp u)r p'y+
or I'm sDeetion plans All other i1Dr hipa A))r A. ~
COMPANY Ohces No ~ BeoadWAy n9fclopp1Srf Aga,.
r l. RARrLETT & Co, Agents, Boston.
BARltiTT & CATrEIsiA AgentA faua Io----@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-06

DLNysYLVANIA RAlLRoAD.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

oiithr rlu',K iNr ...,.,r
r,oo. HND Isl, 'NiE w. ~ VA n, wv 1ad cor,i,ol
III r6 ,,. ine wet ans oa,h with Putnam
rs.s 49, iaa ,' g. % i "a, CORY an,
%i espa .ii.'' ,a,5 ,r ,a',, F 1oo
i'ni '.t a. m .ii Va. .oul, L,t1l,ei wa,hns
ton 1p.r.s' %, i uin r'r 40 ol,' ,a9aa;
a n 80 ami lur DO. -lrala' . I'D e. u' ald 4Op m
t,e-si, i4u n9.. ci' ep, .1' , 1'i y n
oo a o. G saSIi SSly y and ID dce ' 'os
''f RAM nS. alJ9 From rtoarg 1910 o5
and aifn'rc d5Ua. IN 900 o2r liio apl l,' 49, +" N
, p1al e. 81, ~ any io 900 i,oa IA no as5 20
io.5 - io gE m iSS 1 Vs. io6 and 10 o ''' Wv "
VO PHILADELPHIA
me oLDEsrABLGsnEo ROUTE And SHORT LINE
20 TnArx- EACH WAY WIZ nA{S HNP OK
svNpAr IH" 40 Is hESi DIX l '''''' " AL
DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMrGaoNyEp IE9rIr.
Win ABSOLUTE SAFETY
r1press Trains eag, NcwYor VIA DosDro'-es and cort
l' ao s IS s. f so 10 4 i1@s $40 $40
o. D. T. $50 AMI 10 ~ and ~ M 1ua5" A'o AA'
Isores rans leave Ssw Yofs daily cScsg; suoday AZ
73Oa and y. running through va i''"'0" SUI "''
u' nc,nrnna train. leave West Philadelphia l2o 80 a25,
T. 5s - $50 and ID H. tlmitel Express l;3JR M. 5
545. 2. 200 ana m ON SUNDAY n -Hi, I'D 20
den ~ ana 40 dy stss9s sunday 5;or uou.o and
Offices 90 did JAA hIoAlHAf llAt''
n n -, st,ou foot OF Fuitou.st Brooklyn Nos ia.
III ana lis Hud,on.st uODoken; station, Jersey CITY Ein
isTsnt ilekS1 tan,ier co5piny will call for check
barrage from hotels ahd residences 70 ~ povD
FRANK THOMSON, ,.,,et f,srV pass,s Ion,
General Manager = n.,i w . IeRs--
DOCKAWAY BEACH.-New- York, Wood
IL maven and RockauaV isailroah-leavs daily. except
hs.@sY Aaisri 5 rsq NJ S s5 do 5I n '
DONDOUT AND KINGSTON, landing at
HI CozzsnS twest POINT. Cornwall NeEbnrE, Marlboro,
milton Poughkeepse EsopuS connecting with Ulster ana
DelaWare and waikiki Valley BailrOads stanDoats Ihonlas
Cornell and James Y. BALDWIN leave daily a. y N Ioot
Harnson st. North River. except saturdays, When THOMAS
Cornell leaves at p IN.
CTONINGTON LINE TO BOSTON.
y CONNECTIN0 FOR ALL POINTS EAST,
The Elegant steamers
sToNINgTON. on Tuesdaya Thursdays and Satnniays
and NARIiAdANsETr on Mondays Wednesday, and Pm
o"@" Pm FRoG PIER 80. y. II,
poot OF Jayst arriving Boston At n n FARE AS LOW
A. 80 ANY OTHER LINE .
reies for sale all PRINCIPAL tokot o1icol Statoolni
secured az ocoa OF Westcors krpress COMP ~ soh
sos J07 Broadway and AZ AescopsAh ana Futa AVsAa'
Hotels ucEot onlceA
PROVIDENCE LINT:-FoR FREIGI 1T ONLY. d..
ateamerr ELECTRA aud lALArEA eaye Ter ~. aorta
pver foot Warronsl daily leIcept sunly a. G5V n
n Tor lioaton. ProVIdeneo direct
FruiEat VIA other hno taken 20 g sest rsSes o,.,
L.W. FILKINs. Genera Passsnsss ASoaG u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-06
BALTIMoRE and OHIO RAILROAD.

RALliMOkE and OHIO RAILROAD.
v,s a pbtsFA FAST LINE TO THE WEST.
on and aftdI AsI, H. Baltimore ana Warrington
Depot az the foot OF cortandt
$50 a. m-Elcept sunday for Washington and the west
Iou. T r Ios Nash9eon Cincinnati Chicago and ~
cars 70 tncira runs through to Chicago also through
car, 10 p & Daily for Washington and the west with sleeping
o The New H. and o. PALACE SLEEPING CARS attached
9s Ss'f ar qS m1 ,Sss fn;sr time to
Principal New. York onoe sI5 broadway.
At CSmra5y ana paf1Se checked through to Destination
OF INC Penns lvaaia r. II. COMPANY.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
BTooklya io " H a, No, SK loot Of L6srys station in
Idbcrys eins etr /. ISIS Lave Ncwlork foot OF
$50 4 m-FoT Pennington Eason Arsntown. Reading
7:$oa. mFor -chooey'i Mountain Hivh Bridge Branch
" "a. L. Wescra H. H. Eas;on. Allentown Wiikes6lrte
,, SO z; n-For tleniurton, ra,on Aleaiog, Reaias
Had,icodT sianc9 CnlaA W.l'nspot ramaqus Drioi
mo Pennington. aston, AieDtoEn Reading IIa-.
~, ~" p I'm 70. Ea-'on ialh Maueh Chunk. Tamaqua
,4.op n.,for scho,sy's Souaian nish Bridge Branc,
} aston aston Ahcn,"wn' &C.
RsaiaE Iisri.'urc' Wti i' IA m H. l Allentown
sua rm",aic ,ia'ion' Il $50 p ~ a.,Jn Allen.
@. Tor {. 9 Sr Is9s # Al, l' i. - is 2i9
F.r eios 10 NJ i -, s =, ,. j., IT. .,, p ~
roats II tlr r.ivr AMI ~ Ann, ~ ,r.
10 and fou Ier..y tify eis'o1.
NEW-YO@N AND Lo=G BRANCH DIyI-
~ Sos
AL, tAli LINI ~ p.rh tun1~ Sol'l Amb0r. Pol
iaiF' long h'hnci ocean CtYr, Ahfri Park FJIt
"i' l"'D. -.'. r .'a H"-lt. Nrl...ft .'ftl, 80.
Loo $780, 3. j..Dp 20.
EREEllOLD AND EEW-YORK RAILWAY
- ,.'N 'tloH. ttaNr il,.o i4Dsr, 70. lir f.-c.o
a'rl" 40 o. 3d.. ''p
NEW-JER$EY SOUTHERN Railway
i Lay" rr"i ~ loot II.cr -st y. t.
~ -.1.g lo,k. 49, ~ &c., lI.4pm.
.-"uIl.' irt D. acal.t;.s ass g. :hifuiL =. 8 IS.
~ 'i. 900
NlHitri Htl,
s+,o. ni.- tir $500 . Toms t''s,- B7-7.y1. &c.
..'. rn Tor ID Yen .'r.i"r ioGs E.vcr At.
un.-!lr ..it h., htur-. Ions flvar B.rnexI...Nc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-06

NOACHMAN-By n mau OF experience
~ with horses would t3ka chargc ~ cate mans i"p
horscs Address NJ. b., ne East -Gth-'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-06
ry'O PHILADELPHIA

eo TRAINS EACH WAY W.LH.nAlS ANn p ~
SUNDAY TilIEe TArG lts - IillbADEiFhiA'l
80 Two ~ EEW+l ONk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-06

A SSlSTANT BOukkEEPER. ShlPPlN,'
~ CIEltt or CLERK by fohrr steady Young man,
aac 10 can rlyo hiChc.t references Adit"sa a -
Glen J.. =.
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feIp manito.

n INVALID LADY wants an experienced
person entire charge OF her honso and in
the and sowing Apply by letter With reierenees %
X L.. Tribune Uptown ONCE, 1888 BROADWAY
HOUSEKEEPER WANTED.-Without in
cumbAnoe, capable and thrifty. for large boarding
Address with reference RELIABLE Tribune Ofhoc
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EREEllOLD AND EEW-YORK RAILWAY
COS NEr.loN. itaNt iI5.o. iIJ,r... l,r fs-c.1
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DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST lMIhUNID tQn II
utlNT AND mi. FA.TE<r TINE t.JNSiS TENT
WITH ABsOLU IL SAFElfs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-06

| GENTEEL, middle-agcd person wishes TO
" meet with iuyal Young o. Old - fulig geient 10
take full charge OF Kind OF sttnes references
from doctors aud lrics; country Address AL Tue
/ week, NJ RISE. TIibnne Ollce.
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NEW-YOaN AND L0=G BRANCH DIVE

IAN Long b'uci "cc'u C,ov A.blr i1rk Point Pea.
AAt l"ii. -.iN D. ss rir-It. ATl.t..fl cray. Csc.
laff" NfN.hfih. tIl.rfl. IT, ll.tJ 4 IN
l.aO $3.50. :. 5..Dp m
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CENTRAL RAILRnAD OF NAV .IFRSEY-

itlnrlph New York Oflne 3l5 broadway.
lckts secured and baggage through
comIanys ohice 81 broadway the different ofces
OF INC Penns tyaIil Il. H. COMPANY.
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OFT OF TOWN PROPERTY
L rta1cr.cr 4. Son.

ehsuse with lots Nos % and 81 Astorst -. 20 Us
- Rr,rnsw,ck st. each lot %5xSt.lO. Newark, u
la
:, ,n,sre.t m IGi acres OF land known as the Gar
a ,sson Mining PROPERTY" near Peeksklil n ];
Isaaa SteDhcnS.
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E0OK.-By a very competent young woman
~ nrsi. class cook understands cooking All ~
branches ihorouRn eHpGcucod cepi0nbe cit ref
crengaa. 2l5 MoHt 10Th ~.
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| H0USEKEEPER.-A young widow lady,
IL American, as working housekecper: city county
| X. and H., 8l2 West l6th-st
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A DVERTlSENENT FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL M RECEIVED Al THE
UPTOWN OFFICES SO 1898 BOliwtvc1th~ lhlry'
ersg 3OS West Nv sltTtlri.tf flr. Bt{1t l.1Gl- -
o. East F0uriesnti-g' c1rnr ul11 } IRE. - tnfl
ave cor Forty l,yantI tl' "A AtL th pfrl Is -
Oor and , 800 rlrllv, CO.. Olc.h'1 ir'L4lt:F'l.Y
ntthsi. uptJ s 10. a. re- Mar oiie' rats
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-22
Meeting Of the Democratic City
Committee.

Pursuant to notice given the
Democratic City Executive Com
mittee, in conjunction with large
number of prominent mem bers of
that party, met at the rooms of
City Judge Adams yesterday
evening to discuss the coming
municipal election. The meeting
was entirely harmonious aud after
deiiberating upon the matter for
some time 1t was unanimously re.
solved that the Committee should
appoint delegates to a municipal
Convention, 10 be held Az Il day
hereafter To be designated, such
convention consisting of seven del
egates from the Second Ward and
five from each of the other wards.
The delegations from each ward
are to severally nominate Council-
men and will then meet as u Con-
vention to choose candidates for
the vacant positions upon the
Board OF School Directors. The
Committee will meet on Thursday
evening at Up. NJ at the office of
the Chairman, Stephen M. White,
tor the purpose Of appointing dele
gates to the Convention.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-22
Messrs. Merrill & Babcock,

Of San Francisco, would say to the
people of Los Angeles and vicinity
that they have purchased the store,
tin and hardware business OF J.
Howe and propose to carry on a
larger and more extensive business
in all its branches. Mr.. Babcock
has had lifelong experience In
the business and can assure their
customers that they can please
them in what ever they may want
In their line. We shall give
special attention to thinning,
plumbing and gas.fttipg In all It's
branches. Estimates given on all
kinds Of work. We shall manu-
facture oil kinds of tinware in
large quantities, and shall be able
to furnish the trade at the lowest
possible rates. Shall give the
manufacture of all kind of fruit,
honey and lard cans special atten-
ton, and shall try and make 1t On
object to any one wanting goods In
this line to give US call. We are
expecting daily a new stock OF all
kinds of cook and parlor stoves OF
the most i'm proved styles and know
we can suit any one wanting any
thing in that line. We are agents
for the Fairy and Summer Queen
Coal Oil Stove, the most perfect
oil stove In use. Remember the
place and give US u call, No. "
Spring street, opposite court house.
oc22-tf.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-22
Los Angeles Literary Club.

A number Of the young men of
this city have recently organized
themselves into society with the
above title. They propose to en-
gage in debates, reading essay 8,
discussing leading topics OF the
day, and eudesvOr TO. improve
themselves generally in literary
matters. Judge ID. M. Adams is
Presida ant, Mr.. w. Fl. Stephenson
Vice President and Mr.. l.. Nj.
Stratton Secretary. The frat reg
ular meeting was held on Saturday
evening last, at which the follow
ing resolution was discussed:
"Resolved, That Capital Punish
ment saouId hs Retained in the
Criminal Code Of tnis State" After
quite lengthy discussion q decls.
Ion WAS given upon the merits of
the arguments advanced, in favor
of the negative.
The next topic will be:
"ResOlved, That the Sunday Law
s-ould be Repealed"
The meetings are to be held every
Saturday evening In Judge
Adams's Court room and are open
to visitors, who are cordially in
vlted to attend.