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6,tnatlons Uanteo--malrs.

HANDY MAN or OFFICE ASSlSTAMI:-by
Il strong willing active young man, aged - eNpoIi'
creed porter furnish hrslolass recon pn1
aaldreaa IOIIN GARKITN, I33 BrOauNhy boA
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GENERAL HOUSEWORK.-By n youn
" woman good washer ana ironeri city or country q
West l6th.st.
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
For rUFNT0,N and nd PHiLADELPHIA.

For lNtN ION and PHILADELPHIA.
Leave New York from station g. y. r. Of =. 49, 49,
For Philadelphia, Ninth and Grccn7t4, at t;4D 93p ll:lJ
1880, 4, $50 $50, :. - On sunday at SD
$3.50. ~ T..
foF rlrd aud Berkssts 800 7:l5, ll:lj 1880,
f;iu j3u. r IA. on sunday AZ = 80 %. 800
For Trenton, $780, 7i5 $780, ll:lJ l3O 1, A3O $500
Z, II u. OuSuuday -:ij a.. ul, j:.iO. IL y.
Return trains leave Philadelphia tor Ncw-iork:
stations Phin and Reading a. H. Niuth and Green.
SIS 100 S.3o $50. II q. llj, 3:f6 5;4r d45 IL D.
On Suul'y at SD =. m. $50, II y. M. -.
Third and ksis $40, B:lb n. /, o:lO
BIB 6-5. ll;3up. sunday no iiJ D. m, $50 ?. IN.
From rreut0n-l.2j G2J sos. 900, 1910 1884 o. m, :,
g:2l ago G1j, 200 D. Suudy-l:2j o2j A. tlj p M
Connection e. madc atJcr'ey city station 10 and from
Brooklyu and Erie Depot, Jersey city. 49,,
Tickets for sale foot Of Liberty st nos 23, 26l tl
ga 9J1 ,32J Broadway, and the principal hotels
Nos. ald ( Conrt-st and Annex once JEWELS Wharf,
Brooklyn.
y Transfer Company Dodis Express, Will call for and
check baggage nom hotel or residence destination
JOSEPH =. HARRIS, II. Y. BALDWIN,
"a - t..n Atrarf
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steamboats ano Railroads.
TROY BOATS.
-CITIZENs' LINE.

"A -CTTIZENS LINE. TROY BOATS.
Lts NEW STEAMERS SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY
leave PIER No a. North River foot Of chrstoPherst
Daily except saturday. ut connecting with early
tTansf for the North and West Sunday steamer at
Albany.
A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE. =
"a DREW and ST. JOHN leave PIER II, North River.
SOUTH SIDE OF CANAI~ST, every WEEK DAY at 6p
M connecting a Albany Sunday morning excepted) with
Excursion tickets Albany and return good 30 So 80
- prea
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IL PASSENGER TRAINS, On aul htrr May = ISL w,
leavohep1ti foot " Cortlandt and DcsDr1'ses u.s. AZ ~
a. Scion ami $3.50 10 Tor EiStJ1 B;thsielt NIil
town heading Maurh Chunk. Witkesbare, IowanlA
Wuvsly. Ithaca. GENEVA, lyons Buffalo and mo West
Train AZ D. for Fastnn Bethlehem Allentown, keadlns
Mnuch Chunk wilke-barrc and Pitt'ton Punan se,mnS
coaches attached 10 G.JD y trh Trains leaving ~ ~
and 3:tOp connect Tor ail points IN hlhahoy
and uaYlstOn coal regions =. H. Ky NJ lON. q. r u
General Eastern ONCE corner church and Cortlandtsts
' ''' 4. II. CUMMINGS, Agent
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CHAMBERMAID and SEAMSTRESS or as
WHTTRESS years city reference from last place
no objection to dist in the country 3D. "e''
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NOMPANION.-By a lady of the highest re-
snpct ability and refinement companion 10 lady Is
willing TO travel; ,xcetiOnaDie rcue nces Address Oh
cnn NJ Icy
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CIULD'S NURSE, &c.-By a middle-aged
" woman; does not mind doing hitie upstairs "oA VI
Dlain sewing l5i East 32d-st.
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Gitualions noanteo-- females.

PROTESTANT SERVANTS BUkEAU.
A.-AI kindsof gooi competent i2nle ,I nj
cooreI servants Al the large, oi-eStaDnsisi fl'o
TANT HOME BUREAU, l3S Oth-Ave" ionrOn noo''"''''
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NOOK-ln a small private family or Tor gene
- raj homework; good references whllng ana oOhsug
dress 18th st.
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COOK.-By woman who understands an
finds of co9knr. no objection 10 boarding house; would
go distance country city refer ence Address zoo
West 3gthst.
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NOOK. &c.-By n girl to cook, wash and
" iron; good references. l4J West 5lstst
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on and after october 81, 1881.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AID UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTI

AND UNITED STATES MAIL
Trains leave NowYork via Desbrosses and Corandtsee
Ferries az follows: 60, Ia, ,,,,...u,
Palace airs attached NJ and $50 2. daily New
York Chicago Limited" of Pullman Palace Cars, a. H.
%iliamspOrt Lock Haven, a. M $50 mi CORY and
cT5 S a ce sE and Se oil Regions So' 'O'
Baltimore. Washington and the south. Limited Wash'
day 10 m; arrive Washington N; Regular at $50 and
$50 M a9 and p ~ and nd and G'Y fgnlght
Express for Baltimore, except sunday. pm;
hSa " Annex CONNECT Wa ali through
Jersey city Gnorng speedy and direct transfer
Trains arrive From Pittsburg $3.50, 1o4o $50 and
So On S Sa9 9 s1 except 5s BOB nna
1920 Sunday, 600 q M s;65 and 1920 m f iPn
? 800 BIO $50 500 300 1000 and 4 n sunday 3D.
$780, 63O, 600 lO40 ll4O m $3.50, 800, 1000 and looo
!" - TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 TEAyNs E4 TT TGEE PATs AN9 ON
PHIA, TWO IN NETWORK.
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MENT AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSIST
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
Express New York. via and cOrt
andt Streets Ferries, follows:
$50 1880 $780, 10 Lmiiedj il M /. SEQ $40, T. g.
exclusively paTlor cara sundays s.Se and m. o.
Express Trains leave New.York daily except Sunday at
1880 m and p m running through via Trenton and CAN
eturning trains leave West Philadelphia 1901 $3.50, 346
z, 7aS5, g. $50 and IL Limited Express 1880 MI !,
ciusivey parIor cara On sunday, i3oI' $50, SAB 8,
sS M aa ds n e hsays s rssphA via
Ticket Offices 526 and 944 broadway Aston House and
Ib and us Hadsonst noboken station Jersey city Erni
The New Company viii call for and check
baggage non, hotels and residences IN woon
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
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gitp Real estate for Sale.


TOR SALE.-The attention of parties de-
sirons securing gentee home is called 10 the II brick
and stone honses Sstoy and basement with high stoops
and part OF Lennon l The built in the best
possible manner and finished In every detail with all the
latest improvements Price from $4,000 10 $4,000 For
particulars apply 10 builder and owner.
JOHN ID. CRIMMINS, l,037 Sdave
EOR SALE.-With immediate possession, the
desirable hrecstOry English basement house. l31 East
s0thst one door east Of exngtonav and opposite the
Murray H Presbyterian Church, the house contains nine
and bathroom and Kitchen size lot 1sex7G housen
fair condition and desirable small family Apply
q MARTIN KLENEN, 50 Liberty. ST.
SOx1OO, NORTH SIDE 114th-st, near 9TH
- price reasonable. rutland & WHITING, l21
Nassau-st.
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CIIAMBERMAID and SEAMSTRESS-By
~ neat dy girl take OF young chdieh' eNoci
,STt r"fSrancSse can or address 232 W. l6th-st.
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NOOK.-Bv respectable woman as hrst-cass
v cook French English or German sly can r th b
or restaurant best references Call for Two days NJ Ooi
West > hist.
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SOTTUERN RAJLWAI

~ via Emancipation sandy Hook s15a. m, pm. For
Highlands, -.i.,t H. M. For Monmouth Beach and
seabriglt s;l5 9. m..1 2m., $50 4. ., p. NJ. NJ NJ
Rcd Bank-S:lJ a. M. for Lakewood, Toms River.
BarnrgaL DC. , D. 10. Tor Lakewood. Hanchc'tcr Toms
River. ATLANTIC CITY and all stations 10 Bay side p
u Lakewood. Toms River Bdnogat sc.
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OENTRAL RAILROAD on NEW- JERSEY

~ Station In New-York, foot OF LibertysL station In
Brooklyn, loot Of Fulton-st JEWELS Wharf
Commencing Oct. 81, 1881. Leave New. York:
$3.50 o. m-For Pennington. Easton Allentown, Reading.
Harrisburg &c.
$40 a. m.-For High Bridge Branch, Easion. Allentown,
Wilkesbarre Wayerly DC.
~ m-For Pennington, High Bridge Branch, Easton Al
lcntown, Reading, Harrisburg Mauc Chunk, WiamspOrt
1amaqun. pTtOn Scranton, DC.
p. m.-FOr Pennington. EasOn Allentown, Reading
risburg, Mauch Chunk, PstOn, dc.
3:4J r. m.-FOr Pennington, EastOn, Wind Gap, MauCh
Chunk faniaqua. DritOn, Wilkesbarfe, Scranton, be
$3.50 y. m-FOr High Bridge Branch, EastOn Allentown
4l5 p m-for someryc Pennington. sc
j:3Op m.-tOr EastOn Allentown. READING, Harrisburg
Maucn Chunk Wilkosbarrc, dc.
Sunday trains at $40 m, ~ for Bound Brook
end intermediate Stations at 5:3O for EGstOn, Allen.
town. Harrisburg ana the West
For Newark at 2, 5i5 0:lJ, G15 Elh 1880 500, $780, -
95, gii5, 1915 1875 HIS M l2m l24j lJ, p $50 g.
800 400 5l5, $3.50. 5lJ, T. O:l5, $780, Z, 1880 $40
For trains to local points Time Tables az stations
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III ran. 10 iocll nontl .ea Time rabes al statons


INs Leave no D. Sj, lD3U II ?, 800, I D O
FOR ATLANTIC CITY, EXPRESS = p III. with through
ears, arriving ~ AtanUc Citv at 6.,J
FOR FnEEuOIp = $40 IN, ~ m >, 4, .. 9, p m For
Keyport az ,. S:lJ, 1890 a. m IL M. 2 SO, D. ID.
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COOK.-By a respectable woman Is first
~ class and good baker. M West SD ST. "a noo
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COOK.-By a Scotch Protestant woman as
v frscass cook roass and bros nicely makes nice 6cad
sonps OF All kinds SOBER honest and oDhgn"; best refer
epces county city call at 292 6thaye over shoe sot
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EOR BOSTON.-THE LATEST TRAIN with
Pullman sl.epersy,a y y y H. ard H. II. ~ leaves
SUNDAYS train 4:0 week days Get tickets VIA
Scw-IOrk and New En-itnd Ralruad
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NHAMBERMAID and Waitress. and assist ~
" wasnng-By two respectable Young gifiS "lihs ""'
obliging 20 separate. POI East 4Gthst
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Gitp propertn Go fet.

HANDSOMELY Furnished four-story Eng
fish house let lease; hot furnace
open freplaces heahf cheerful and bomeike. Apply
the premises "a East 31st-st.
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7 EUIGUVAIJTY RAIIROAD.

LOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOu-
4 SATONIC and NAUGATUCK RAILROADS-Seamer
leave CahIrnc sip NJ ll:3D 300 PM twenty mId3I
M NlNrr ID thnn BIZ any Ollrr IOute
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EOOK, &c.-By thorough, good cooks,
meats soups pastries. biscuits. cake etc for city or
couufry private or public. Ready AZ tho PROTESTANT
HOME BCREAU. l3S 6th-avo, 4th house above lOih-st
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20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND Q o.
SUNDAY. TIL ftEE STATIONS IN PHiLADEL
PHIA. TWO IN NEW.YORK

DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MENT AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSIST
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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Anetion Sales of iaea! estate.
Brochlpn i)ropertp for Sale anb 60 Ee

A FINE 3 STORY and basement brown
IA stone house, cabinet finished select locality; might
exchange for hcnse Of less value CIfAs McMICHAEL l20
Broadway
A L $4,000 PER ACRE, we will sell two
IN laad in Brooxyn near tso lines horsecarA and
Immediate vicinity O. pave AMI severed strees rutland
& WHITING. l2l Nassau-st
DROWN STONE HOUSE near Prospect Park,
- BROOKLYN, for sale all improvements; netting IL
cant investment; price, $jGsQf S4.250 remain
TIN0 LET.-3-story high st0op, brown stone,
Il 5ss Cariton.ave- near Prospect Park Rutland
WHITING. III Eassau-st
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DORTER or HANDY MANLY young
| American %. single; issout strong, industrious anu
strictly temperate can furnish best Tecoh.hI nu''
IAMEs EOHINAON. III atl.sL Jcraey Guy, NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-03

USEFUL MAN or PORTER in wholesale
Wouse-By tall, stout, strong. young American l--l
experience carpenters can tuInlsh "
comm eud atiuns. Address X, BON1, fS3 BrOadWay'
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IHAMBERMAlD and WAlIRESS;-By
= thoroughly competent girl, who underestimate hog Gn
a. ctembenad and Is rst-claSS waitress; can scrNo u
courses prepare salads and clean silver glassware Nc
CITY or country. Call az 292 6tlaye over shoe Store
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5tenmboats an0 Railroads.
4 REDUCTION OF FARE.

A REDUCTION OF FARE.
N. FALL RIVER LINE
New. York Boston, 81
Newport FAN River, 81
Limited tickets corresponding reduction To all Eastern
Points.
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE
Leave NcwYOrk daily sundays included at p M from
pier North River foot Of Hurrayst Connection by An
mex Boat from Brooklyn at i:a0 y. Jersey CITY m
ickets and 10 cd nj all principal no
te transfer ticket Offices at the Office on Per q ana on
steamers. niso IL 'ONNV.S,
BORDEN & LOWELL, Agta Genl Pass Age
NEW HAVEN, MERIDEN, HARTFORD.
~ sPRINgFIEGp HoLYoKEo NORTHAMPTON
&C Steamers Pier %. r. f., At r. and 1880 n
NJ Sundays excepted, connecting with spsilI train nc
aDove AMI Intermediate pJntL Tickets sold and baggtss
ch.cKe AZ hi firol way " Y and CJlrBL, BrOokya
EIcnrsion % New Haven and return 81 -
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CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH, FLORIDA.
~ AND THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
Via CHA RIESTON, S. c., at 3 r. NJ.
From Pier ~ North River, foot OF Park place.
CITY OF COLUMBIA, Capt. Woodruff Saturday. Nov.
DELAWARE, Capt REED Wednesday, Now
JAMES W. QUINTARD q o., Agents.
Via SAVANNAH, Ca. at 3 r. NJ.
From Por 10 North River new number 80 foot Of sprngs
CITY OF AUGUSTA, Capt NICHOLSON. sat rday, Nov
GATE CITY Cant DAGGRTT. Wednesday, Nov.
GEORGE YONGE Agent.
Steamers marked thus do not carry passengers.
For freight passage apply to the agents Of ne respective
Ines above, 10 Union once, 81 BfOadWay.
n. YONGE Jr, General Agent
Great Southern Freight and Passenger Line.
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GUION LINE. .

IMPERIAL GEkMAN LINE.
] Uombnrg American Packet COmpanys Line for
PLYMOUTH, CHERBOURG, and HAMBURG. -
Nov wESI PltAI1A.. Vow ~
NIELA Nov. 10 CIIBRIA ...........Nov "a
Rates Of passage n Plymouth London Cherbonrg Ham
an points in the south OF Engl1nd FIRST CaOln
$50 Second Cabin. $50 Storage, $50 R0nnd trip at re-
duced rates steerdse from Hamburg Hayre and south
~ II SUiRDT & co, CD. RICHARD & co.
General Agents General Passenger Agents
M nj Rrnad.st, y. V No 81 broadway, MY
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DORTER, &c.-By a Young man, aSe"I 20. 90
who Is smart shrewd and not afraid Of work As
driver or clerk good references. Address HENRY Kun
nf.Ita,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-03

Mot of land W Kingsbridge-T adjoining lanas
Of Snnyten D,iyvil and Port Morris II Co. 24th
WarI 2OOxS27; e Coffin, jr..-....-..-.......''''-'
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BALTIMORE and OHIO RAILROAD.

via Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington.
ana aer May % Passenger Trains leave from Pennsyi
follows ~ " ~
oi9V m-Except Sunday arrive Washington 4:25 p,
Nlght Express leaves Washington 9l daily with sleep
eIs ipI susourg Columbus and Cincinnati Parlor at
P m.-Daily fast line for Washington arrive Cincinnati
S;5Op M chicago 1850 and ST. Louis $3.50 Il. u
" Paee seepers through 70 Cincinnati and Chicago Entire
train runs LhrOu On 10 Chicago
l2 -Mnghtdaly Sleepers attached omen for passen
geTsater l8Op M Arrive at Camden station, BALTIMORE
ooO M washington 1885 Day Express leaves Balti.
cinnau. - ~ 0F ~ ~
No other line makes faster arrive
from the West at $40 $40 p. and 1910
ckesand sleeping berths secured and called for
anu checked 10 destination at Companys Once 35 Broad
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SOS. and conrtsi, ana Annex once, JEWELS Wharf.
y transfer Company, Dodr; Express. win eall for aud
check baggage i'9m hotel or residence 20 @e'na59r
General Manager. Gen Pass. Agent.
ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
Anangcmcut u trains rom chamber. street Depot:
9am.-C Incnnau and Chicago az EXPRESS. Drawing.
o. IA. uayllast - LOUIS Express. arriving at Bnaalo
Rnealo Connects at turner's f6r SeWbnrs
p. NJ tjaiiy-Tacilc Express for the West Sleeping
Goodies through 70 uHalo Niagara Falls Cincinnati and
Il5 y. m.-Emgmny train .or the West. 90, 49,, 90,
p ana II Midnight saturday nights only sundays 9l5
Rntherfdr,l and Passa.c g. 75o 93o 1920 m IL noon
laj $50 40 5l0, b;ao 60 6S3 1880 p m IL mid;
5o aSo 1924 NJ 5 g BGoq ,aS 3 25 iS
night. Sundays D. $3.50 1920 a. NJ. 1915. dSO 2 p me- IL
Isisson via Newark, 30. $40 1880 mi $40 42o 800,
days, p.l5 :. NJ. $40, G:9o E n. ,..o.o.,.,o -,
- sg 20 , 7 an G22 sa m W. $40 1925 2
las ESQ J.. NJ. and Il midnight
S5a Sf and coniisI 75O M $3.50, $780, p m
Hopd6nt and Kingston A. m. 330p. m. Sundays, $50
a. Goshen. c. $50 o 1920 M $50 $3.50, a5o 7:i5 p M
sg9fays q $50 l32oa 9. g5o' M p ma 40 + 7.l5p m
Su@a' ifm, connect WITH ora AID oswcgo Midland
for Ieryis $50 p 1920 A. m 4So :. 7;l5 ?. ~
dave $50. 1920 a. m; D. $50 and 7 p.
boats leave 2s quarter and quarter after each honr
.
Tickets passage and for apartments IN DaWingroom
and sleeping GuaCAr, be obtained and orders ot the
checking aud transfer OF baggage nay be lci' q the Com
Court ~. BROOKLYN or 70 The COmpany'- DepOts.
l.mletant No. 10 O. ccuWicliS 81
trains from tho West arrive Ia New ofk az sO
and il.-5a IA, and l.;lO b. M.
' JNO y ABBOTT Tou1 Pass'r Agent, Now. York
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSE1.
~ Trains leave for Englcwool Costcr Pcmont and Nyack
7. 500 1000 IN, = tJo, $50 90 $50 llS1 p IN
sundays. m. and ESQ p. The ll5O p m Tram VIII
leave 30 minutes later aturday nights
Suring Valley and Ai0nsey, a. M, 4:9o p M
$50. y. ABBOTT. Gcnl Fass'r Agent. New. York
EOR BOSTON.-THE LATEST TRAIN with
L Pullman slaspers via y. Y. y. II. and ". r. r., leaves
Grand Central Depot at 1890 D. week days and 1850 pm
SUNDAYS train 4:30 p. week days Get tickets via
Scw-iOrk and Now En-and Riilruad
EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOu-
4 5ATONIC and NAUGATUCK RAILRQADs-steamer
Calhirinc sip 1850 300 pm. Iwcnty third ST.
River l5 Fare lower than by any other route
4 ElIIGH VALLEY RAILROAD. 80, ~,
L A PASSFSgER TRAINS. on an after May 2, 1884, viii
eavcdepjt footoi Cortland and DcsOrl'ses t, a. ~
3iOp. lni $50 Tor Elst1L B'tn'Acs, ~
town. Reading Manch chnnk WIseioarrei th West
Train At Tor Ess"u Betheisn Alrnt3Ma; hea,n a
Mauci Chunk, Wlke-barro and PittstJn Pullman se'lhS
coaches attached 10 GjD ~. tran Trains " ~
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Vast sAth.st 200 It W Of lltnave. together
in size l5Ox7l .6x 50X76.7; ID Brown. 1 Mur-
yav 4 NJ Iitchenauer and Gordon .----..--.---.
By NJ h. j. Lynch
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NXTATCHMAN, PORTER or USEFUL MAN;
w nv stronr ablcboiied Norwegian (aOG IS not ald
~ ori and r. s1r and reliable Address L. NJ. AAkUs =
SEN, b. Van BTunt-st, Brooklyn, y. Y
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COOK and BAKER.-By young woman in
~ private family city country best city reference
Address West 1Gh-st.. rear.
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NOOK or HOUSEKEEPER.-By an lntclIl-
" gent woman as frstclass cook h0usekeeper Thor
oughy experienced years stclass city references No.
2lb West 2Othst, cottage;
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RECORDED REAL estate TRANSFERS.
NEw.YoRK CITY
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Ive.A. VS. 25s IT Of 74thst, 25.6xlOO j steen 10
hatn ~ ~ % II Madson.ave 25xlO22; Schon
81 al executors to " wagner VI;
same property; William SchOne ana others 10 "
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40 EAST.-Targc and pleasant
- - rooms, with board for gcnucmcn and wives or two
refs
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VTAITER.-By a smart, intelligent yonng
w German spca ing English give highest references
rs 10 competency, Address y. kUChENbUCh' 90
llnfl. III
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An EAST 3sTH-ST. Elegant parlor floor
~ with private tailA
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USEFUL MAN or PORrER.-By young
norwegian (2) in wholesale house; is temperate rei,a
bic and trustworthy. Address y. OLSEN, ~ van bruV
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NEw-YoRK. wednesay. Nov. 2. ISL
flowing sales were held at the Exchange
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DACIFIC MAIL Steamship C0mpanys Lines,
| FOR CALIFORNIA, SANDWICH ISLANDS, JAPAN
CHINA NEW.ZEALAND, AUSTRALIA, CENTRAL and
SOUTH AMERICA and MEXICO.
From York, Pier foot Cana-st, n. II.
For the Isthmus Of Panama:
ACAPULCO sails Thursday, Nov. TO- noon.
Connecting Central and south America and Mexico
From san Francisco LIST and Brannan.sts.
Japan and China
o. q o. r. :. BELGIt sails TUESDAY, Nov, 81 pm.
For HONOLULU, NEW.ZEALAND and AUSTRALIA.
CITY OF NETWORK sails SATURDAY. Nov ~, 2 p IN,
or on arrival q London mails at san francisco.
For freight passage and general information apply at Com
panys Office, ON the Pier foot Canast, North River
'' ii. j. BULLAN superintendent.
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DORTER.-By an intelligent German speSa,N T,
ing English in Wholesale house, Is willing 10 MAKE III.
self nsetni In any capacity can give good references Ad'
dross IL. ROHDE, 272 Sdst, brooklyn D.. ~
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20 WEST 23D-ST. -IIaudsomcly furnished
10 paor floor gentleman and wife or single nto
WIN, ur viii uriyafe table.
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ca VS.. 26.s tsOf 74th.st 25.6xl00 Katu
Renbit schek and husband 10 ; Mark and another
n Al q :. 2s2i Il Of 7th-ave, l6.0xlOO4: LeonOra
E Ferguson and husband to Catherine Pease.
th.st a 3 454 fl G of exington-ave, o4 .l0RNlOuS
x5g.Sx 100 s. : l. II Ward, referee, 10 frederlck
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lEQ EAST ljIH-ST.-TwO nicely furnished
O fuons 90 let In private family Ia single gentlemen
niy location very dcsirible elevated stations best
efe aud required.
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DORTER.rBy a respectable man l4ol III ~, %
wholesale house 10 mako himself useful can ave tl ~
best of references Address HENRY HODGE Us "est'
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1J EAST 22d-st.-Front hall room 10 let
with board - also n front basement hand
g0fnely furus she'd, ample closet with reference
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= GRAMFRCY PARK.-Elegant suite of rooms
I with board on second door. facing park