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For Bows and Young Men-Countrv.

r or Bows AND IOunG u1en--OOuuTV.
CORNWALL HEIGHTS SCHOOL. on the he
acres thorough course for college business or scens
SEPTEMBER s4GS ID Ss' COBB a H. Prines
ELMWOOD INSTITUTE, Lanesboro', Berk-
shire Co. Mas established in lS hts Tor isSseeaty
throughout 'n0 Rev. A. A. GILBERT A. NJ, Principal
FREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, n. j.
l. The Rev. A. g. CHAMBERS. Principal
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY, Wor-
H cester. Mass C. B. METCALF, A. NJ superintendent
IRVING INSTRUCTION. and Day
term sSps r. a.
MORRIS CLASSICAL INSTITUTE. .,.,,
M boys family boarding school location SoI hs or
scientific school 6cys ike Studies careful
S0oiE EN- MOrTstown t SJ AuDiO'' 'DO irin0lV-e
DEEKSKILL IN. " Military Academy. For
circulars address Col CD WRIGHT A NJ PIlncpss
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY.
nr se bfs Pss1 con fT AEo
CPRING and SUNlNlERSESSIONS of SWI'IH;;
- IL c. sHoRrLIDGE5 ACADEMY FOR mm QnGH
Sh School S oP2u m the eaT Pupils
ay @ y hGGa 70 Tas Ivy 9sa 1s
scpSomSr Of junior cSs and other
Universities English sceniae C9mme1Gai ana AZ Hin 6Sy
early deacenccs cOreced individual and class instruct IN
for the Harvard eSam alton which to take place New
York and phadepha June 80 ana July and ~ n
picture OF school buildings, gymnasium &c. address
SWITHIN c. SHORTLlDGE A NJ tHuvard university
GRADUATED Media, Penn.
For Young Lauies-Country.
4 BOARDING SCHOOL of rare advantages
N ana cheap rates Pennington seminary Pennington
NewJersey. Address 1HOS. UNION, d. D., President
HILLSIDE SEMINARY (Bridgeport Comm,
young ladies', wilt roOprn Septe nbsr H. Is 90 Prep
and other colleges speciality. ANNEg.
STONE MARIANA b. sLADE Mrs. e. KNOWLES
FITCH
HOME INSTITUTE for young ladies, Tarry-
town. y. v; care. thorough course OF study,
reopens september Il. Miss NJ. W. MEICALt, Principal
MAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE,
WI Young Ladies, Pittsici: Mass" com nelce' -
and great beauty aud sadOr.' OF ioct
ton. The Rev. C. V. SPEAd. Prnciat.
MISS BULKLEY'S BOARDING AND DAY
VI SCHOOL young ladies, Iarrytoynon.tht Hudsoh'
For Both Sexes-Country.
Clavcrack IN. " College fits for college ana
~ Dusiueas term begins March II. Alonzo F!aek PI!n
NIT. KISCO EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE
IA MI kscO. y. y, Tor young allos ana chdiSD Wits
open Sept. 10 terms rel5onAje. Miss r. Hyatt Principal
DOCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack, n. Y
enter at any time ". II. BANNISrER. An.
Miscellaneous.
pPARATUS and FURNITURE of all kinds
- for schools. Academies. Colleges AMI Halls Send Tor
catalogue BAkEtL PRATT : 60. y" 10 bonist y Y.
SCHOOL PROPERTIES FOR SALE AND
- RENT.-New hst mailed for postage. sChERMEI|
HORN, East l4ih-st
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HlarbIe ono Glale Alantela.

WOOD and SLATE MANTELS.-The most
w varied and complete stock of ane
hbiti1n n b. STEWART co. 10 West 2Sdst, New
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SO TO BOSTON,
W. VIA THE
STONINGTON LINE,
xo~-~.urTsTIN6 ROR ALL POINTS EAt

coNNEcTING FOR ALL FONTS EAST
The Elegant steamers ..-,.--
and NARRA0ANsETT on M0ndayA wednesdays ena FH
dayAat loan u vpon PIER "a N r.
-, ~ r.v ar Arriving N Boston A n Special Lmits1
, ~ sss Tcsets between NewYork and Boston. GOOD
MY "a specaed their face-f2 each. ,...-.-..
csets Tor sale ae all principal ticket omcss otatesvS
secnred AZ offices OF Westcots Express ComVsay ~
s ana 97 Broadway and a. Metropolitan ana Ffn Avenue
Hotels tioket Offices ,- ,,o, p,rYcur orrv
s,aamers ELECTRA and HALArEA ieave Pier ~. Sefsa
River foot Of Warrenst daily except sunosSS
.nr Raston via Providence direct ,f $
freis"'''r ID. 5. BABCoCk. Presdsns
l. W. FILKINs. General Passenger Aseas i@
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@ratss ano TENDERS.

CRATES AND TENDERS.
~ BRASS OPEN FIREPLAcEs
Andirons Fire Irons, Minton's TIE, &c. =,
During repairs lave removed 10 temporary "@ei''
sa' and 367 CANALsr,
vher ~. FAVE a new and complete stock.
LIE ]. 5. CoNoYER co.
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For BOYS and Young Men-city.

For BOYS and Young Men-City.
A advertisement FOR THE NEW
IN YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
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UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1,48I
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Z isampoa,, ana RAILROADS..
REDUCTION OF FARE.

"A FALL RIVER LINE
s stea%ers and OLD Daily sundays
copied nom Pier 2s N. r. foot Of Murrayst At 300
boa,. brooklyn 4SO M Jersey City, via Annex
Tickets staterOoms &C. can be obtained at all principal
hotels and ticket Offices at the Office Of Pier and board
GEO L. Common. BORDEN & LOWELL.
- General PASSENGER Agent. Agents
BALTIMORE and OHIO RAILROAD.
~ MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST.
N via Philadelphia, baltimore and washington.
depot q bsrys as
Sunday for Washington ana West with
1r: mmDSy for washngtOn Cincinnati Chicago and s..
cafs 70 cincinnati g. ,,,-,,.. -.
Sleeping cars attached Or washington anu inc Yves" WIN
:, The n, New B. and O. PALACE SLEEPING CARS attached
ts HssE live s makes ss West
principal NewYOrK Office 8l5 Broadway; also GA Broad.
Tickets secured and checked through
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
fo O SoS wba SsFy' station In
Commencing December l, 1sso-Leavo NewYork. foot Of
$40 mFOr bennington, Easton. Allentown, Reading,
1880 mFOr schOOley's Mountain, High Bridge Branch
H.: H. ~ western H. H.. Easton, Allentown. WIkesbarre
s:l5 e ln-For Pennington EastOn, Allentown Reading
NanticOke: Upper Lehgh Scranton &c.
rbarg Msnc Allentown Reading HAr
1890 p mT For Easton. Bath Mauch Chunk Tamaqua
4iJOp. mFOr scbooeys Mountain High Bridge Branch.
EastOn. Allentown, &c.
4:46 p. m.-FOr Somerville, Pennington, &c.
Reading Harrisburg 1 Maach Chunk wkesSarre
SUNDAY leave $40 II Bound Brook
AMI intermediate stations $3.50 d. EastOn Allen
town. Harrisburg AMI the West.
For Newark al 645 els G:45 7l5 1916, S:15 s4J 9l5
9 10 1920 lllD M IL m. 2 3, 800 4, 4:3O b. $780,
5l5 8. 6l5. $780, us, S:l5 0l5 10:lb. HIS, ~
For trains TO local points Time Tables stations.
Boats OF the Brooklyn and Erie Annex" make connections
TO and from Jersey City station.
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIvI-
~ SION.
ALL BAIL LINE S1I Perth AmbOy South Amb0y Red
Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove As9gry Park Point Pleas
ant, Toms River BagncSat, ATLANTIC CITY, &c.
Leave New York, foot L0ertyst, at o. e:l5, l14j m;
1850, $50, 4, j:3Op M.
FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
CONNECT ION. Leave foot o. Liberty ST. for Freehold
at $40, Has a. IN" l. $50 p. m.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY
- Leave Ncw.York foot LIberty-st, y. X.
Via BianchpOrt:
For sandy Hook, s:lj ll:45 a. M, 4 p III.
For Monmouth Beach, SeaDright and Highlands g. S:l5,
II: a. a. IN, 3;;j1, 4 D. m.
Via Red Bank:
Slb a. m-FJr Manchester. Toms River, Barnegat &C
l:3O pm For Manchester, Toms River ATLANTIC CITY
ami a i stations 10 Bdysitc.
p. m.-FOr Writings Toms River, Barnegat. &c.
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pENNSYLYA.N,lIA,. R ran ! a. 3

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trans leave New.YOrk, via Desbrosses and COrtandt
Streets Ferries folOwe:
HARRISBURG Pittsburg the West and SOUTH with Pullman
Palace Cars attached. o. M d and $50 D. III daily.
Wlhnmsport Lock Haven, a. ~, $50 y. M: CORY and
Erie Al J D. m connecting CORY for Titusvle, Petro.
leum Centre aud the OIL Regions
Baltimore Washington and the South Limited Washing.
ton Expess" Pullman PdrOr Cars daily except Sunday
10 M Washington Regular at 1870 ana $40
a. M. $40 and 10 o. Sunday, 4:3e a. NJ. aud 10 p
Express for Baltimore, except Sunday, p. m.
Express for West Philadelphia AGO. 1880. 3, $40 O. 30
Iimtel a. M l. 3 20 $40 A. - D. Z. $50 D. M,
II night sunday 4;3O and MI o. T. y $50 and ~
p m. and ~ night
except sunday.
trains city, ahordng speedy and direct transfer
rams aItive From Ptsburg. &, 1040 o. m: 9:35 D. M
daily G} D. m. daily except Monday. From Washington
and Baltimore $50 M 300 $50, 1880 D. sunday
500 a. 10 1850 NJ From Philadelphia 300. 900 8
$40 l0;4O a. l. no. p $50, 800 $50 $3.50, 93J
ami 1880 p m, Suncay $780, G5O g. 1910 ll40 $780,
lllnn
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Win ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
on AND AFTER JANUARY II. 1881,
Express Trains leave NewYork, via Desbrosses and Cort
a5o 80 s. $40 40 Llmllsp. II M, !, 800 $40 4;
a a. M M : E. g. = $50 ana 10 D. m and IL night.
leave NSTSTS daily sfS TePo Sg1 aud at
Roats OF BROOKLYN Annex" connect with all through
trains ersy city. aOrnga speedy and direct transfer
reur%I3g trans leave West Philadelphia 1901 3i5 425
T. 7:S6 3 500 II Limited Express lS0p M l. D.
~ ana ans H. Leave 9 Philadelphia via Camden a. M
and SS4 a S HoSwny Aston House and
foot and am srqqS
fi and is Hudsonst, HO6oEen Station Jersey CITY EN-
The NewYorE Transfer Company win call for aud check
baggage from hotels SAN ana residences 1p FARMER
General Manager Genl Passenger Agent
DOCKAWAY BEACH-New- York, Wood
AZ haven and oesawav hrp p11 aaiy eHceps
1 ISSTe iiodRSSSy 7,oS nj. 3iI6 GiIO .. IN.
IIIHE ERIE RAILWAY. now known as the
a NETWORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
@Cincnnat and Chicago Day Express Drawing
room Coaches Buffalo and suspension Bridge; . -,
D. n Daiy.)-Fast ST. Louis Express, arriving az Buf
fao at m. connecting with fast trains TO the West and
Southwest Pullmans best DrawngrOOm Sleeping Coaches
U" p @ JDayPaciac Express for the West sleeping
Chicago without change also Hotel Dining Cars to Chicago
leave CHAMBERS street Depot sS S t sio 7so
NeWS gao Sf9 Stu9ay nights HS ony 0 Sundays us
UST and Passaic O. 1850 TO- 1920 mthe 1920
a. M train stops Rutherford only on SnndaysAI oJ t
I46 8 800 44O blO $50 $40, $50 lUS0 p m ~ r
night Sundays D. $50 1920 No. l46 $50 p H. anu l.
Patsrscn. O. $780, TO- 1920 @ ~ noon lao SS9 10
bio g. 90 63O 6:l0 $780, lV30 m anu 10 IA h ~
night Sundays o. $780, 1920 M 4i40 o"V L. w. anu -
Pa1efsen via Newark CAS- $40 llS0 M $40 42O S2O
si0 1850 D. m IL midnight SATURDAY hsnIs OS' sun
day. sIS N 9, SS iS6 H. lao $780, 6o 1916 and IL
midnight Sundays g. $3.50, 1920 n- lao $50 M and
~ w tplrnisR r7;bO 1910 a M. 430 p. m g.
NeabnrT and Cornwall 1900 O. m, $780, 4;oO p M sun
d9S oS SSU and Kingston $3.50 p M Sundays $50
an.noD 7So 0. 1920 N, $3.50. $780, G:S0, T. 7l6 N.
s9ndEs ;e ~ T5O o. 1920 q. IN. 3;b0 4S0 7;lo M
snn1ays $50 1870 q $3.50. D. M Inc g. M ana sS9
n nv Trains connect with New'fork ana os"ego SnuSnu
Railroad a. 75o O. 1920 A. No. 430. O. T. 716 Sun
oays $40 1920 a. m. o, $3.50 and p ~ -, .-.o- .,..
u Srvioats leave 2Jd.st quarter OF ana guarles ter
ZACH hour from $40 to 9A5 p H. and az Aoao ana IAo
m ,or massage and for kartments in Drawing Room
a Soe,HS coaches DO obtained anu orders Tor tho
anu ana transfer Of baggage may be lett at the Com
cnecs nsces Nos 239. A0l or 957 Droadway NJ H. No
PAM, a. brooklyn at the Companys Depots :. a.
Sfess Trains from the west srrven Newxork ~ hzo
and fl2S 4 M ana %BBoT Gen PasSr Agent NewYOr
H1oRTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ leave for EnRewood, Clostcr Piermont ana NY
sci 500 $50 ~ Of SSC ESQ go o. a. rain VIII
aVs "a winutss later saturday nights oo 1so
NsnUet spring valley and Monsey ''oo "oo = Nj N0o
n mo. N. ABBOTT, General Passr Agent Nsw'yOrE.
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NORWICH LINE

" To Boston Worcester Nashua Portland and tbs East
via New steamers leave Pier No. ~ North River
at p IN. duiy sundays excepted Limited tickets 10
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
~ NEW LINE

BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
For TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
Leave New-YOrk rOm station c. h H. Of NJ foot Of Lib
erty.st
Tor Philadelphia Ninth and sts at 7:45 o. TO- Ills
n m: 1880 T. $50 $50 Z g. 1880. II ON Sunday at
Si1 a. m. $3.50, Z. ll30 II p. IN.
For Third and Becks-sts 5:30 1l:l5 q M; $780, 430
G.3O y. m. On sunday atS;i5 III.
For Trenton Warren and Tuckersts 6:j0 1916 10 l1l5
$780, 4, 4:3O 4:45 $50 T. 4 1850, II D. IN. Sunday,
S:45 q. $3.50, Z. 1880. ~ D. m.
Return trains leave Philadelphia for NewYork
From Stations Philadelphia aud Reading T. r., Ninth
and Grcensts. at $780, $780, $780, IL a. nj Ll5 2, 3:45.
54O GAO $780, II p. On sunday at $50 MI 03O $40,
IL .. IN.
From Thirds and Berkssts. at 4:45 500 9l5 1z0
$40. D. 1l.30 m. sunday at $40 a. 4:30. 1!3O
From Trenton Warren and Tucker sts, l25. 4;25 $40
Csc, ). 1905, 1908, ll2O 2 24 424, $780, 72j, S:25
p. IN. Sunday, l'25 ii25 500 a MI 6l5. 1875 p. IN.
Connection Is made Jersey City Station and from
Brooklyn and Erie Depot, Jersey city.
Tickets for OF Lbertyst Nos 230 20l 4Ol,
ga 8j7 1923 Broadway aud the principal hoies: Nos.
COuTst. and Annex Office. JEWELS Wharf, Brooklyn.
y Transfer Company, DOdds Express viii call for and
cheek baggage from hotel or residence to destination ApD
cation 944 and 1873 Broadway 1876 9Th
Now YORK Courts, BROOKLYN All these offices In
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Belp manteo.

WANTED.-A youth, Is to 20 years old, to
w tend butterstOre familiar with the eusness and
hyIna town preferred give security Cor good be-
havio ADDRESS, With fun particulars A. %. C. D. Tribune
O11cA
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COMPANION.-An educated and practical
" young woman wishes TO companion a. lady or 10
aKe care Of all invalid IN the general management
OF household Call address LAURA Is West llthsL
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CINCINNATI CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS


Leave Ncw-YOrk. foot Liberty:sr
Ga. III. For Washington. Cincinnati. Chicago, &C.
pm. Daily Fast Line, 1Arougl Coaches and Sleeping
Cars 10 Cincinnati. Chicago. St Louis &c.
1880 p IN. DAILY for Washington Cincinnati Cnicaeo &c
y. r., c. r. II. of n. J.
JOSEPH :. HARRIS, X. 7. BALDWIN,
General Manager Gen.
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COOK.--By a first class English cook in
~ private family understands all kinds OF family coOkng
objection country best references Call or ad
POS West 27th.sL
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For Young Ladies-Citv.
MISS de BRUYN K0PS and MISS KEITH,
Art Schools-New- York CITY.

French Boarding and Day School for voanglaibL
Formerly 277 MadlsOn.avs,
HAVE REMOVED To 81 EAST 39rH.5E
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TOR BOSTON.-NEW PULLMAN LINE via
n. Y. y. II. and II. r. T. Leave Grand Central Depot
at ll:35 p. week days and 1880 sundays Other
trains at ana Get tickets via NewYork aud
Ne,y.E NO nd
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NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.-

FREEHOLD AND YORK RAILWAY
CONNEClIO ION Leave foot o. Liberty ST. for Freehold
at s:lj. l:lj q. m; !, J:3O .. N.
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CO0K.-By an American Protestant woman
~ excellent cook clean tidy, civil and oblginR
wash and iron well good references. Al the
PROTESTANT 81 REAU, lGS 6thave.
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NHAMBERMAID and WAlGRESS.-By
- very capable neat tidy welsh Protestant girl under
stands her business well wines make desserts
careful about glass aud yrrNAre Is
Kind and obugng city or county CAL al wv h'Ai
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Dannno Ata0crlcs.

ALEX. MACGREGORS
~ SCHOOL FOR DANCING. ll25t1-lTc. n,1r l1tfsG
Private ana class lessons diiv. send Tor circlttct
ALLEN DODWORTH'S
~ SCHOOL FOR DANCING, No. 63l FIFIiANE-
For terms days. &c. send for q circtar
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C0OK-By respectable young woman a.
~ cook; thoroughly undersiands cooking In all ~
branches by the week month reliable and has uneX
ceptioDable city references. 2l5 West 2Uth ~.
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DKIyER.-By goung man, 70 wears Of age,
~ WIN thoroughly understands the 81 horses twelve
years ciy reference. Address PHILIP ANKEK 2eS Ave
-. rs. OF NJ. QutLu
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GROOM, &c.-By n respectable young man to
~ work In stable groom private family sober,
trustwurthy and willing. Address JOHN MELTING, 80
MnafIl
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIvI-

ALL BAIL LINE 3lI Perth AmbOy. South AmbOy Red
Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove Asbuy Park Point Pleas.
ant, Toms River, BatucSat, ATLANTIC CITY, &c.
Leave NewG ork foot LiOertyst, at o. elj, l141 M;
1850, $50, 4, j;30p.
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MENr, AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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DORTER-By q young man (32), is tenn
pcate willing and obging and woud DO wiling TO make
himself useful any capacity Address W. CUBIh, ssh
Diamond At, GreenpOnl, ]" l.
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CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.-By a
Young girl best city references Address c., Box ",
TIhnne Tpt1Hn Office, l.23s BrOadWay.
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AT the old original Swedish, French anu
N German Employment once established 1877 Madison
square Garden corner 2thst and 4tsve ihe apoye pa
found ga all capacities females all matf
for CITY and country able farm hands gardener coach
men "Ai'oimon anu TouATIEs f. NELSON Proprietor
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- ARDENER.--By a competent single man.
~ possessing thorough practical knowledge OF the ful
II greenhouses, growing hot aud cold
fruits vegetables and tho entire care OF ornamental
grounds: hr-tcllss references. o. H., Tribune Uptown
Nnl.r. InAA nrahMnT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-01

nRESSM AKER.-Ladics', chldTen's, infants,
~ boys operates all machines; W. W perfect good
member 81 day Address J. o. Tribune Branch ONCE ~
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A SMART, respectable woman for washing,
~ ironing or cleaning well recommended by present en-
lIoyer Mis-. O'COSNOR 8l7 East 3othst
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HHAMBERWORK HOUSEWORk, WAIT
" ING. NURSE 6c.-By American and Protestant young
girls for CITY county, for tho PROT
LhrAN NJ HOME 1911 RIA u l3b OIiIhYc.. hOoNc lOtI.HL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-01

A LADY who is n ready reader, with good
N soprano voice church choir in tho city Address
SOPRANO, Tribune Uptown Office, l2Ss ErOadMay
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| A BRIGHT, intelligent, well-educated boy
aged 10, wishes employment ip office good reference
es Address MAX GERECHrER II I.udlow.st.
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TO PHILADELPHIA IA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

NINETEEN TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY, EXCEPT
SUNDAY, THREE oEPOTS IN PHILADELPHIA,
TWO IN NETWORK.
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~ yoang man Wh0 speaks German aud French; could
on any position sober aud WI ng
ences. Address W. TnIELE 7 Battery place. CIty.
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ALL FAMILIES can be suited with best OF
~ swedish French and German servants male ana ig9a
NAV apply At los 2Ihst the original Swedish Employ
n,cnf Odice Carl. RiMsKOLD
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COPYIST.-By an energetic young American
~ cOpyi4t books during evenings: uneNcep
t0uaDle city references. Address THOMAS BALMFOHD,
80 Nfll BROOKLYN
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NOLLECTOR-A young man, age %, nc
~ tive energetic and truswOr nv. desires employment
collector IN wholesale house or furnish refer
encca and security. Address X. r., Tribune Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-01

- ARDENER.-By middle-aged German,
~ small ai y: greenhouses grapcres anfscapng roses
vegetables Thoroughly understood: thirty expert
held adsaTdeuer's position IA Sumo conspicuous
In This Address y c. OF Weber al seed
store. l95 chambers 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-01

CLOTHING CUT ER.--By a competent man
~ who draft speaks German and English; good
ISiIenees' Address LOUIS KkAA..R, ji2 East Gthst,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-01

A PROTESTANT SERVANTS BUREAU
"a All Kinds % gO0f competent female servants aud
ui girls for city also mas nep and coorei ser
wants ~ tho large old.estahshed PROTESTANT HOME
m RIAIf Igg Bthave fourth house above lOth.at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-01

EARDENER.-By q married man (twO in
<A family WHO thoroughly understands The culture OF
flowers irus and ytgctablos both under glass and out
DOORS references Address for week, WILLIAM
stcdsorr. SO broadway. NoW-YOrk. oe4
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-12-14
The Rest of Advice

If man catches tartar or let's a tar
tar catch him, be must take his dose Of
tartaric acid, and make as few ugly faces
MS he can. If three-legged stool come
flying through the air he must be thank
full for such plain token of love from the
woman of his choice, and the best thing
he can do is to sit down on it and wait
for the next little article. *
Some people like rows [ don't envy their
choice; I'd rather walk 10 miles to get
out of dispute than half a mile tc get
into one. / have often been told to be
bold and take the bull by the horns, but
as I rather think that the amusement is
more pleasant than profitable. shall
leave it to those who are SO cracked al
ready that an ugly poke with horn
would not damage their skulls. Solomon
says, "Leave off strife before it be med
died with, ;" which is much the same as
if he had said, "Leave off before you
begin" When you see mad dog,
don't argue with him, unless you are
sure of your logic; better get out of his
way, and if anybody calls you a coward
you need not call him a fool-everybody
knows that. --yohn Pt0ughD1ae Spur
aeon
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-12-14
A SINGULAR I aste,

It is said that Mile. Emile Broisat,
very clever actress of the comedie Fran
caise. always eats her meat unlocked;
not "rare DONE" but absolutely raw.
This "bold aud bloody" taste is 40 ac-
CURED one, and the story Of it's growth
is to the following effect: Several years
ago, when she first started on her artis
tic career, she was engaged in a Brus
sells theatre where she received at the
beginning $50 francs month. But
business was not very good, and this
salary was soon reduced to 225 francs.
No one had ever dared accuse mademo1-
selle of having in those days looked after
support and protection on the outside OF
the theatre, and the poor girl had, no
doubt of it, hard struggle for exls-
tence She boarded in the family Of a
butcher, but she paid SO little that it
was expressly bargained that she was to
have meat only once a week-on Sun
days. What she got to eat was of the
commonest and scantiest kind, and she
soon ran down in flesh to such an extent
that her comrades used to call her a
walking skeleton. Always at night,
after driving home from the theater, she
used to pass through the butchers shop
on her way to her room, and one night
she could not resist the temptation to
cut off and eat piece of the beef hang
ing on one Of the hooks. She found it
delicious, and, for the first time in q
long while, went to bed with a full stom-
ach. She kept this up night after night,
always being careful not to leave marks
of the robbery, behind her, and pretty
soon her health was restored, and she
grew stouter, and acquired taste which