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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-20
Elm Street.
Christmas presents can be
found to gladden. the hearts
and eyes of all.

A ILLUSTRATORS SALE.
~ Notice Is hereby given that on the 2Sth
day OF December, 1881, between legal hours, |
VIII offer for sale to the highest bidder, for cash
oil NE rights, title and interest of said estate In
and TO the following property:
A lot OF horses and mules, saddles, brides
Whlps' matters, harness, open buggy, barn and
sheds, forks, shovelS and scales
SAID sales to take place at 2 o'clock p. m, al
me stable OF Lyle Copperfeld, on the south
side OF Elm street. between Ervay and Sycamore
streets, Ia the city Of Dallas, where the same is
now held and may be seen
Also on said 18th day OF December, at 10 o'clock
a m, at the pasture OF o. A, Knight about four
miles north OF Dallas, on the Denton road the
same being now held ut said pasture and can
there be seen. n lot OF horses, 25or 20 head,
All OF said property TO be sold to the highest
bidder for cash. Said sale is made In pursuance
OF An order OF the, Honorable. County Court of
pallas county, made on the 10th day of Deem.
Der 1881, In the matter OF the administration or
ihe estate Of J. ID. Copperfeld,. deceased and
delivery OF tho property sold will be made upon
confirmation Of such sale For information In
reference to snid property, call on
II, HATCH, Administrator.
ulblot Estate OF Jas. II .Copperheld Decd
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Burned,

PETERSBURG, Va, December lS.-The
store of \. n. Warden, at Nothaway Court
house, was destroyed by fire last night, to-
gether with the contents. Loss, 5000; in
surance. $500,
MONTREAL, december lS.-A fire tonight
destroyed Morelard, Watson d Co.'S Nail
Works at Ste. Cuenegord, a suburb of this
city. Loss, $4,000, is covered by insur-
ancc, principally in English companies.
CINCINNATI, December. lS.-A five-story
huildidg, No. 90 S-,s'Gs.,le5.s Ssoccupied by u.
Little & Co., wholesale boot and shoe deal
ers, and l., 5. Feinchemer q Co., clothers
was partially destroyed by fire to-day. Loss,
SlO, 1000.
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Elegant Toilet prepnr.t,ou

Hail. dressing and restorative is found In
London Hair Color Restorer." II seldom
fails to restore gray or faded hair TO its orig
in4l youthful color and beauty. Falling
hair Is checked by its use, and it produces d
growth of beautiful young hair, soft, glossy
aud luxuriant. 1t certainly Is the most
clearly and effective hair restorer now be.
fore the American people.
a. A Gibson, Tarrytown, Duchesscoun.
~, N. Y, writes; DR.. Swayne e Son
Philadelphia; GEYrs--I enclose postoilice
order for eight dollars, please send me one
dozen London Hair Color Restorer.n II
has stopped my hair from falling, and re.
stored IL to its natural color. 1t has proven
satisfactory In every respect. The Lion.
don Hair Color Restoror" can BIO obtained
at all the leading druggists at rs cents a
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DALLAS DOTS,

a steady rain fell yesterday, continuing
into the night,
A new baggage and mail car arrived for
the Texas Trunk road yesterday.
The grand jury has adjourned until the
ID of January, 1882.
f. &, Douglass, the efficient City Marshal
sherman, is in the city, evidently after
game"
1t is pretty generally conceded that Mor-
day, the ID of January, will be celebrated
for New Years day.
The Grand Jury found nine true bills
against George BlenkinShip, charged with
htft and ENLIGHTENMENT.
You seldom even see such display of use
fGl silver and silver-plated ware as is to be
seen at knepily q Sons, and what is more
remarkable are really moderate in prices.
All families intending to receive New
\ ears calls will please send in names, mum
Der of residence and street and the hours
they will receive, to the lOcalof the HERALD.
Take Simmons Liver Regulator to inn
prove the appetite, to strengthen the sys-
TEN, to stimulate the liver, to cleanse the
skin of its yellowness, to remove boils and
pimpes and cause new life in the blood
There was party Saturday night at Mr..
| 9nlock's, a few miles west of the city.
Dave Belt and Tom Pollard Jr. were there
they quarreIed and finally fought. Pollard
BACKED Belts left eye and Belt in turn split
his nose wide open with knife.
There is something soft and tender in the
fall Of single snowflake, but it always re-
minds us to look after our bottle of DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup,-our old standby in
the days of coughs and colds-for we have
always found it reliable.
Our slneerest thanks are hereby rendered
to several generous friends for Christmas
presents sent in yesterday and last night
In the list is n handsome Russia combina.
ZION diary, port monnaie, and erasable sur.
face, memento from Mr.. Paul Erb. and q
rich extension gold gcnci from j. W.
Webb and books and other appropriate
articles from other consdcrate friends
On Sunday last the locomotive Dallas. of
the Texas Trunk Road, hauled in twenty
one cars loaded with oak ties, one hundred
and forty to each car The locomotive is a
twenty-eight ton engine, five and one-half
foot wheel, and was wrecked Il short time
ago and rebuilt by !. W. Hadlock, Superin-
lendent ofmotive power of that road. Mr.
lladlock says when some one hauls more
than the above he will try again.
We learn from Mr. J. d. Henderson,
the firm of Henderson & Elser, that the
telegraph line scompleted to f! Paso, con.
Meeting us with San Francisco. The firm
has constructed nearly 1000 miles of line
since last January, and have about the
same amount to build next year
having recently received the con-
| tract for building lines of telegraph on the
Fort Worth IL Denver and East Line Ex-
tension. Mr.. Henderson leaves this even
ing and will spend the holidays North, tax
ing in Hot Springs, Memphis and st.
LOUIS, combining business with pleasure.
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Irish National Land Learnn.

A meeting Of the Dallas branch of the
League and citizens OF Dallas was held at
the City Hall last night, pursuant to a
call in Sunday mornings HERALD, to make
arrangements for tho reception of the Hon.
I. NJ. Henly.. member OF Parliament for
County Wexford, who Is expected TO lecture
~ our CITY January lst, 1852, In the interest
Gen. w. l.. Cabell, President of tho
League called the meeting to order. and j.
Il. vanston was appointed secretary.
The following gentlemen were appointed
q committed OF arrangements TO carry out
the object Of the meeting Mcssrs. G. Tracy
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srcn items as the following, from North.
ern journal, too, cannot but give us of the
South increased hope and additional deter.
mination to take advantage of the RAPIDLY
growing opportunities around us for wealth
and the Development of industrial enter.
prise: How business is pushing its way
into the South is shown by the fact that a
watch factory was established at Atlanta a
year ago, and has become one of the pros.
porous manufactures of the city, challens.
ing competition with waltham and Elgin.
The fact is that Mason and Dixons line has
been wiped out, so far us brains and enter.
prise are concerned
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EUROPEAN HOTEL.
jas. Lipari, Prop,
East OF Passenger Depot Mexia, Texas.

The Proprietor has just returned from New
orleans, where he engaged the services OF Mon.
sier Leopold, laie of The Cassidy House. OF m Al
CITY rs chief cook with corps of able assis.
mns The eating department Ia run after the
European plan and Is supplied from the Gal.
weston markets Meals at all hours at 81 90 per
on hsnd Rooms very large and commodious
well fnrn' shed and well ventilated. The lsrasst
sample rooms In tho State 70 feet long and a
feet Wide. IN brick building. supplied win
The public is cordially Invited to give me ! ssl.
j. Lipari, Prop.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-20

IT has never been seriously contended by
the intelligent portions of community that
politicians and public officials were the best
or most economical managers of private
enterprises or public improvements, but
the following clipping SO aptly illustrates
the invariable result of cntrusting nova.
days, to such hands such undertaking..
that, asa useful lesson, n is entitled to
special attention; "The way private enter.
prise is managed by the politicians Is SO, n
an the case Of the Brooklyn bridge, which
tne engineer estimated would cost $1,000.
wv. me price was raised to 5000 o0:
then 70 uo'cooco, then 70 $4,000 600 and
now they say II will cost si7 ,cooooo' ~ '''''
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-20

GulTEAU's divorced wife and her husband
had it seems,a rather affecting interview
Sunday with the assassin. Among other
thinGs, Guiteau wished he were u laborer
an Leadville, and with CHASTITY attempt at
wit, said the air of the prison was rather
too close for him." This is about the best
evidence of Guiteau's good sense we have
yet seen chronicled. From the dangerous
illness of the wife of one of the Jurors, il
seems likely the trial will be postponed for
several days.
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New York Notes.

New York, December 10.-William Sim
dram, convicted of numbering his landlady.
and who has been enacting the game of
brgvado during his trial, was sentenced to
be hanged February 10.
Thomas II. Norton, policeman of the
Tcnth Precinct, who was shot by Officer
Bernard Fitzpatrick last night in a quarrel
on Delaney street, died this morning in
Chambers Street Hospital. Fitzpatrick
cSCancd
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Another Road FOR Texas.

BosToN, December 10.-At Loominster,
Massachusetts, to-day, II. Blood of Fitch
bury was chosen President of the Texas
and q. w. Il. Il. A. n. Boardman of Bos.
ton, Treasury 7. H. Wooday Denton
Texas, Superintendent. This proposed
Texas railroad line is some 200 miles long
and Twill be opened for public travel early in
lSS3. II will extend from Greenvllle to
Sycamore
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-20

AT Baltimore, Sunday night, Il conven-
ton ofthe Irish American societies of that
city was held with view to making ar
ranGements for raising $2j000O fer the
Irish Land League, Maryland's quota sub
scribod by the Chicago convention. This is
neat little sum and will give the commit.
tee having the matter in charge some right
active work We apprehend to raise it, par.
ticularly as the novelty and enthusiasm Of
the movement i, about over.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-20

lN the present state OF our navy (?l and
other war material there is some comfort
after all in Mr.. Frelinghuysen's occupancy
of the Department OF State. The Cincin-
natl Commercial thinks Mr.. Frelinghuy.
sens appointment sis guarantee that the
peace of the world will not be disturbed
by American agsressiveness, And we
say with another-"better wave an olive
branch than red fag-until we get a
navy
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-20

OTE of the grandest railroad enterprises
of The age is to be inaugurated in South
America in about six months. 1t is to be
called the Trans-Andine Railway, and is TO
cross the Andes between Chill and the Ar
ccntine Republic. In the next ten years
We may be able to visit Rio Janeiro by rail
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-20

THE voluminous correspondence between
Secretary Blaine and Mr.. Hurlbut, our Min
lister to Peru respecting the claims of GER
tain American citizens against Peru has
been furnished for publication 1t relates
to the claims arising from the discovery of
guano deposits and which amount to a very
large sum. These claims have been regard
ed u big, big" Job, and an ugly one, too.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-20

IL. Blakeney, James Moroney, S. p. Muir
ply, NJ. Quinn, j, T. Napston, General
Cabell and X. Shields. The committee
trusts the citizens of Dallas, irrespective
of nationality, will give tho distinguished
gentleman reception worthy of the cause
he so nobly champions;
j. T. NASsToN, Secretary.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-20

EVERY paper so far that has had the te-
nierity to tackle the name OF the new Chi
nese Ambassador, we forgot his name, has
given him one different from all others.
He would have no difficulty in pleading
and proving II missioner in the event of an
Indictment
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The vigorous action of the better class of
residents at Colorado mining camp last
Saturday, will undoubtedly, have a salu-
tary effect upon the dcsperadoes and black
legs OF that section. The populace became
indignant after repeated injuries and in.
suits from the roughs and shot them down
as they would wolves.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-20

Losses by fire in this country are of con-
siderable consequence as will be recognized
when it is learned that this year they will
amount to much over $lO0,OO0,O0O This is
a vast volume of wealth to put in ashes.
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An Accident.

New loRK, December l0.-The train
from Long Branch TO New York was run
into at crossing by the train on the New
York d Freehold Railroad. One killed and
II number wounded. Both trains were
wrecked. No explanation of the accident.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-20

Az account of the investigation and find
ing of the Jury of inquest in reference to
the tragedy occurring on our streets last
Saturday will be found on the second page
in full this morning.
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EMoRu SToRRs who has just returned
from Washington 10 Chicago thinks the
jury and public are pretty thorou ghly CON
vlnced that Guiteau knows the difference
between right and wrong, and is accountu-
Die for his conduct. Storrs is n very emf
nent criminal lawyer, a shrcwd observer,
and what he says may be regarded as
about correct. The clouds thicken around
the poor deluded wretch.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-20

Several years ago, says Mr.. J. Franz,
CORY, Pa, my mother fell and sprained
her limb, which of late would swell so th at
she wanted the doctor to lance it. The ap-
plicatiOn of st. Jacobs Oil Immediately re-
moved the swelling and severe pin.
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WASHINGTON, December l7.-Ex.Secre-
tary Blaine tonight gave reception to his
successor, Secretary Frelinghuysen, which
was attended by President Arthur, mem
hers of the Cabinet, and nearly entirely the
diplomatic Congress.
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Funeral ofMr. II. A.. Cbambers

The funeral ot,thc late X. A. Chamber.
will take place this 1890 a. M, from 81.
Mathews Cathedral to the Trinity Gene.
terry. The friends and acquaintancss of the
deceased are invited to attend
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TUESDAY. DECEMBER 20. sal,
INDICATIONS.

For the East Gulf Satisfactorily weather.
eaStorly winds, falling barometer, stationary or
higher temperature, possibly followed in Texas
by rising barometer and colder northwest
winds
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-20

THE London Standard says it has been
requested to deny the rumor that the
Queen will open the Parliament in person.
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FARM. Rancho AND COAL LANDS.

800 tracts Peters Colony" or 7 L. & l.. Co,
lands in Montague, Clay Archer Jack. Young,
Pal0 Pinto stephens Eastland, Callahan and
Shackelford counties-see county maps. Va
rions sized tracts in same and other counties
Lot of coal and farm lands of $1,000 acres in
stephens; 1000 acres in Young A healthy
region. has early promise of several more rail
roads. Early inspection invited Come, via
Il. & T. Ry., to Weatherford For sale by
L. S. GRAHAM,
Graham, Young, county, Texas.
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REsoRTs from Dublin give accounts of
continued troubles in Ireland and the dis
coyery of quantity of arms and ommuni-
lion
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Musianl.

NWNIWWT,
c. II. Edwards, at 725 Main street, is re-
ceiving for the holidays an elegant stock
O. pianos, organs, musical boxes, etc, etc.
kneptly & Son will have their grand dis.
play of Diamonds this week
New-York tribune., 1881-12-18

A -REDUCTION OF FARE.
"A. FALL RIVER LINE
Newport ani Fail River. -. ,,...-.
Limited tickets Corresponiing reiucton 10 =" i~'""
Magnificent steamers ,,,,
NEWPORT ani Old COLON
Leave New York daily SUNDAYS Included; nG 1Sq p M m %n %
mex Boat from Brookyna s5 M Ier'sf ar G pracpl hS @
s transfer ana ticket oce at the oGs on FSr y SR On
B0RDEN & LOWELL. AgtS Gcn. PaSA Ast
ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
II YORK. LAKE ERIE AND wtsTtRN TERN kAILkoAh Rail,
Gnm-Cincinnat ana Chicago Az Express Drawing.
room Coaches to Buffalo and suspension bridge % pealo
at connecting with fast trains to The West and south n
west Pullmans best Dnwingroom Sleeping Co"o"e' "
I m. (DnlyPacne Express for the West sleeping
Chicago without change also Hotel hg CARS 70 Om'"Bo
rutherford aud Passac & $50 Sao 1920 l2 noon
night sunday g. ss6 1920 H. ii5 $50 ~ midn 4
Paterson 1920 5@ 02Oa W ~ n n3cR m i11 na9 3 MID mid
mgnL sundays q $50 l62oa M 90 70 3o SS II ic Sdngn m
S a5q oay $50 s9n&iHs Ss go m M S f9a do sn N
SGne5F ana 100 I222 a. 9siIt MI lSo go iO55 IN,
i45 $50 p m, and I2milnigbt
NcwDurg and Cornwall 75G } a. m. $780, 4'So m
Goshen q 7,50 q 100 a M S:3O S5O 4:30 T. 7l6 D. III
sg2dnys sS9 592SA 80 1925 @ So m pa5 4so 76R
sunday $50 o26A nj e5o R lroa ~ rhS az an al @ ana ''o
Port POI IeTvts 7i5o 2 1910 a @ lSO 7l5p m sun
dnY oas siS ss9S S2S d m quarter S0 81 aq each honF
from 5lj a. M 10 g:45 M, aud at Oi0 and iI:io y W. -
Tor apartmcntS IN DfaWlng-Tolm
aud sleeping Coaches be obtained ana orders o Cou @
and OF baggage may he tit ~ sle
nDvs 6Hcea Nos 2GI 4Ol or d57 Broadway, n. " No
Cou1 a. Brooklyn OF at the Companys pepots'
I trans from The Wea arrive In New York at 72o
anu mo ~ ABBoTf Genr Pass'r Agent New YORK.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JEkSEf.
1ans leave Englsw COster F1ernont and NySok
40 oSe "a % and as 12E @ G fas s6 pm , N train G VII
Leave 81 mi later Saturday ughts
NanneL Spring Valley and MOnsey. Z, 4 n 9,9O ny.
A' mo, N. ABBOTT QenH Passr Agenh heH1or
New-York tribune., 1881-12-18
Gleamboate an0 Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID MODEL FAST LINE TO TIiE WFST
Via Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington.

on and after Dec 9 Passenger Trains leave from Penn
syyania Kalroad Depot foot OF CortlandtsI anu Dos
brOs4cs-st., a. follows;
ZOO D. n except sundays arrive Washington p m
Nirlt Express leaves Washington 0iI daily, with
seepers Pttsburg Coubus and Cincinnati Paor cara
attached 10 100 p tram
IN m daiiy. Fast Line Washington: arrive Cincin
natl $50 .. Chicago $3.50 and 81 Louis $50 a. IN
h. o. palace seeprTs through TO Cincinnati and Chicago
Ent re- trains through tO Chicago.
~ No other line makes faster time % the West. Trains
arrive from the West at Gao $40 D. m. aud lG4O D.
m TcAets and sleeping beTths secured and baggage called
for and check cd destination company OuC No. 3ll
Broadway and at all oCes OF the Pennyivania Rno3d
Company.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-18
Worry SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL

| r-ooens ,raarsiay September 22; collegiate casseS
bSenarstorV division primary department PTospecuses
knn,Piirtf,or EDWIN FOW LER. A. b.. Principal
New-York tribune., 1881-12-18

CHARMS ,-
COMPANY
omce Pier Is. n. r., foot Cortandtst
Consgnmeuts Of freight forwarded directed 70 any par
Of the world
UNEQUAILED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
Orders received for delivery OF all kinds Of freight and mer
chaudise any part Of the city.
SEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND
HARBOR LIGHTERAGE
Freight every desc promptly ghtored 10 any point
In the harbOra at reasonable rates.
sTEAMBoArs. AND BARGEs ALWAYS ON HAND
To CHATTER
Steamers and Erastus Corning for IsW-
HAVEN, leave Pier 10 y. r. NJ p. daily lsaturlays
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO., between Hew.fork ano
New-Haven Care and dispatch guaranteed.
Freight for points ID. l.. & w. H. H. received al flSr J.
For New-Haven and points East at Pier lS
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAHD-Eleven Miles Tor
Ten Cents steamer sfrom Pier f. r.. foot Whitehast
CENTRAL SHIPYARD. Communipsw, NJ-Dry Dock%
Machine Boiler shops everything appertaninS 70 tho
construction and renair Of yesseta.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-18

WINTER RESORTS.
GRAND EXCURSIONS
ATLAS LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS.
For RAHAMAS. TURKS ISLAND JAMAICA, HA1Tl'
PORTO RICO, ISTHMUS OF PANAMA, ana COiombIA.
Sailing every week. Tourists are Invited 10 a'a thecies
=, th tns ybIch they can make on any which the
Companys lake. a the extreme low price OF 70 per
day which includes living board the steamer the Whoo
time they transfer 20 other steamer OF Ine no
ticket Issued less thA
800 For passage apply TO - ,,,,,.r,
l5 Stato-st., New.lOrE.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-18
Grlp mantco.

NVANTED.-A. thoroughly experienced, lrSl-
w ca-s hardwood. lumber and urrr .lrsfonn i"''
others need answer applications cunadrnuai AdHi'"'
LTMBf r. Box so H. Tribune OH e, Tor three days
NNAkIED.-Agents 10 sell the " "READfhN :
w READY RESI-" Those accustomed 10 selling hooks
pfccrrcd send circular tO T. T. LITTLE T. o. Box ji
Pr0yi enCo IL. l.
XtvANTED.-A MATRON for a large school
w Ga this city: ladies' ~ Eprr' ntc iu such position vi"
plea g address 'MATEON," Box 40. Tribune once.
NNANTED-'IwO young men, l6 10 ~ years
w Old until Christmas references must Dc the best =
conncnsaon - per week. Address only by letter TIL 20
DOEE Il. STARE. 2JG Jtha ave.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-18

4 University Grammar School, ,1S1 Broadway,
near 43dst. AJth ysNJ Primary. Commercial and
Lnssical Departments NJ NJ Hobby w L Akn. PrinclpaA
New-York tribune., 1881-12-18
Art Schools-CitY.
ART STUDENTS LEAGUE,
MRS. LOUISA b. CULNE;IR, +,

" win receive pupils in PAINTING Landscape howe
stlife china anddecOration, at her studio me sAr y
az East 26th.st. Ithavc commencing OC- T. lam
references Mr.. ID. Huntington, MI VIM HART MI Jam
II Hart, Mr. 4. T. Bellows
New-York tribune., 1881-12-18

HI'NARD LINE.
~ - .-.z..-.-...,
NOTTCE-"LANE ROUTE"
ItDM NE"'fOhh ~ NV S'i'' ''' IL w ''''--'
FROM PIER NJ. a. VIII y ~ ~, . . -.
SCNTiIl W tdnes,,ty DeS ~ . a. ~. III
BBIIINfA " eute d, DEC -, IL IL III
tAIIlA " sday, jan l. q a. m
o , and tio1 reiarn tickets on favor.
ofis -l-,,s '7' ''
tIcret - and from ala parts ~ Europe at very low
rst.. Er..;,ht nt passage olco, Bowling Green.
VERNON ii. BEOWN ~ co, Agents.
.y,rr>.tp,T ,TD ,N-sAT,T \NT'Tl CnNTpANY
i.NI.iAA - ,. A.n...n :, - -A-' -
~ BEINtEN NEM nh1 AND ~ ~ j, y. !, - -.
pier COMPANY No ~ North iivcr foot OF Mortos
railway and 1scouforts o! crossing the Channel IN
AMEKtQU J., >auirih.... W e,r' stay DEC. IL T. W.
FRANCE, rrudr c-.-.-. "c0n,siay' Dec. ~ II r. IN
CANADA. Isu-su ........ clue-Ot'. jan. 4, "a ~.
ClccKs payable At ,1t 80 amount To sut on The baAque
L0Ut~ IN BEBGAN. AGENT, No Bowling Green.
,,tnrpf,r CEpNTAN NAH
MI EINI4Nl- ~ ist ''i - ii''y-p
SIFNN SLIT /, ,.f ~, ,;t,r,,'ttE '''N'
ODEE.....-.-....o sat Dec - .i'SS ii
b.NAl SAT- ',@,.a! @ ,,p,u .N,p, ., s1t'1 II A Mp
RATES oF ~ 49, ', ~ % t,,P ~. 81, .VI3V
-
New-York tribune., 1881-12-18
Ciip propcri1 60 Eet.

offs to let with power good lights. 54C
~ West 23d-st.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-18

DEMOVAI-Wm. w. Richards's school for
Ia Ioys removed to 10 f2dst ReOpens September
"a Large aud complete gymnasium send Tor cironlar