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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-09-16
COLUMBUS & TOLEDO R. R
The SHORT ROUTE BETWEEN
LAKE ERIE
= AND THE
OHIO RIVER.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Taking Effect May 22d,Iss1.
Three Passenger Trains daily Except Sun
days,) as follows:
SOUTH BOUND.
Columbus
Leave Express. Mail d Erp. Accom- 'oda'n
ToLspo".. 5 90 AN. 1040 N. 5-55 Pm
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-09-16

Mr.. George F. Hirth, who has for some time
past been in the employ Of TAYLOR Il Mil
Ter. left this morning for Spring field, Ohio.
where he takes position in the drug store Of
DR., H. j. Caspar. While we regret to have
such young men as George leave our town. still
we heartily congratulate him on securing a
gsod position for which his good qualities fit
him.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-09-16
THE TOLEDO CADETS

Arrived in town about 6:3O, and gave fine
exhibition Of their proficiency in drill upon
the avenue, took supper at Leafs Hotel,
and about 1880 marched to the Hall, head
ed by St. Joseph's Cornet Band.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-09-16

Mr.. james Timmons
&c., &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-28
MINES AND MINING.

THURSDAY. Jan. 27-P NJ
The public discrimination daily becomes more ap-
parent in the dealings in mining stocks. Whiie tne
advances for good stocks are held within small rrac
lions of any highest figure that may be recorded
the speculative advances are not sustained. Inc
special feature of to-days dealings was the snarp
advance made for Navajo from 24o 10 saieS
at T. aud later bids OF 4i2 Inelo
were no sales of Green Mountain, the closing quo'"
tons being 57s06l4. Rising SIM rose from 40 10
30295, Cherokee waa neglected with quotatioh
of l. s502, and Moose Silver aud Moose were easier
at 20 and 20 respectively, their prices appar-
emily being hammered" on the last call. Except
Little Chief, which held steady at l'lo~
ITO, the Leadvle shares generally were
weaker: Chrysolite down from Gle 10
5s,. Annie of 1 cent at AZ cents and Climax cent
At AZ cents Silver Cliff declined from 43O to 4lo'
Bull Domingo fell from 33a to 3.05@3.35 and VIII
shire from /. 80 TO 13O. North Standard continued
active between 90 and so cents, finally coslng az
81 cents a decline of / cent. Boston Consol,hatesu
was weHker and fell from 100 to LOB. hlDernla
was steady at 1.45O1.40. Silver Nugget again was
weak and lost Yesterdays advance to IT, Closing ~
70 cents Consolidated Virginia was STEADY at 20 90
a. 10 and California vas cents higher AZ LOU.
BonauZa Chief lately IL attracting more atIen,,"H
than il did and the sales Of 1t to-day were az oIU
80 cents Generally, however. the low,price stocK .s
are or 2 cents lower The markets cloSeo ac'i'0
but irregular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-28

during the week, ranging from two to four feet In
length the drillines assaying from $16 IA TO 43 66
per ton. The east wall was not reached st any
point by the drill. There 8 no change ia
of the 800 level depth of twenty-three fest has
been gained below this level. This work viii not
be continued Until the 300 level Is opened and slopes
carried upward therefrom when the can be taken
out at less expense. An upraise has been started
sixty feet north Of the east crcsscut 200 level
and fifty feet north of the north end OF tho slopes on
this level and IL now nine feet above the drift. Tue
vein is from three to three and half feet wide, Ill
good ore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-28
Droposals.
USIrRp STATES Assay oFsTcx AT Ngw.YoRk-
sliPkRlTkNDENIss ORllCR. Ian. Is, 1881. y

UNITED STATES Assay OFsfcS AT NEW:foaAS
SUPBRnTESDEsr's 0Rr1cR, Ian. lS 1851
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received Dy
- the until IL January 20 1884, for far-
nishing supplies required frm time % tine
by during tile months etDg Juus 30 1851 ehl
braciDg other chemicals wood ooa. charcoal s
oils crucibiss ers ouN
nttens baxs cottoa CLOTH dry goods mess
hardware other necessary supplies.
blank for proposals. with inf0fnauoa
rs quantities each article that win probably be Required
will bo turns Oh a., piuation.
Proposals considered separately each article and
upon coa parson ol prices and samples 81 artses u
pished accepted tho whole part A. may
be for the Interest Of thu Goyerameas Che nsht
reject any all propos Is being reserved.
acquisitions win DO do upon The parties whose BIOS ley
be accepted and the articles muss be furnished e. REQUIRES
without Celay
good sufficient bond, with snrettee wl Dc -
qurv1 Of all whose bids aeospiea Aof e
faithful performance OF tho contract ...--. An
Proposals viii opened tue presence o. peaao.s
should be sra AMI addressed the under
aud the en- veOpe Endorsed Proposals for supplies
THoS. {. ACTON, superinooReo"~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-28
V'HE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as rho
4 NEw-NoRK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL

Il
AERANoEnENr OF IeAlNs TAXING EFFECT xov l6 1880
Coaches 10 Buffalo SuspensiDn lrdge "n
fS At a. N.Y. eoane Win , E'R rn sIr , at iiat
sunlhwest Pulinans best Drawing sleeping caches
=. patty l-Pacllc Express tho West sleeplng
Coaches thpugn 70 BGnalo, Niagara rails Cincinnati aud
7:lJ y. IN migrant nam Tor the W,st
Trans ieave csambes street bepot Hew'Ios for
T. ~ a. d 100 90 midnight Saturday nights ony sundays.
Rutherford Passe q, 1900 10 1920 a. m-tho 1870
an !1 a. ,d a so o o. s ~ I ~ 1oOn
nin ghL sundays 600. $50. lo2U lao. $50 " m
Pater on g. 7.oo 10 1920 M, IA NOON l.aS, g. $780,
440 .. 6:Io 5eo. 5so CLIO $50 T. o. 1880 p n and il
midnight SUNDAYS, u. o;SO lO:2O Las. sop ~ and
& siS 1850 p w. Il nioaish satarda1 n9s 1 a a29
sunday 9lJ NJ 500 IN. -''
and midnight. SUNDAYS 600 $3.50. IO2O n Al. lao B3j
p WW:S TH 9.S1sio;Soa a. IN, A.SOp
NewDurg ANA Cornwall 7:oU. 4 H. $780, 43Op.
kondout and KingstOn.3 a. No. s.sOp m. sundayA s3,
aGosAon 49, O. IJ2Oh ~. 500. 500 4.Ja 4 7.l5p M
snnday,s, - ny lo2O i q, SSH Z N .,a -,
en,srs X Hi H. IN Ssgi In In' Tbo1 A. m ami aaii
s :. nv 1sias scan. New YORK and oswoEo SaiaSI
A For1 JerYi4 759 ;2o a. NJ 4So. q tbs p H. sun
days s:s9 lG:1 a q L;s' s%a ars a n and ousc s.,
each hour u V'i6 and AZ iOLo and ll4j
ic.ota pAsso and ior Apartments in Drawing. Room
ana S,cpS IJaser OF asgaSs NAV be iett ~ or sle
psnys Ho4 IeJ. IOl Or S1 Broadway. y No.
Express tho west arrvein NewYork az 725
and ll'Z0 10 NJ X. AnBorr Goni PAasr Agt New.York
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Ack e. o5. v;SJ M aSos $3.50 oiy. $50. Ii:JO
sunday ; sSS SsS az rns i'' a. ra VIII
Manuel sprung Valley aud Aons'y. 1;OO 5iooA Ill ESS
' JNu. ~ ARRorT. GanarAl Pas.r Agent New.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-28
teomooats ano Railroaos.

A REDUCTION Of FAR FARE Tf,xr
e no BOSTON F6 FOIL s EIyT TkL iIMrTED TICKETS
ana to AZ Essor2 P pa SUNDAYS
iron Pier - r. fooi Of Marrav.s ago pm: Leave
Eooks G 6grsey az ~ osn D AZ ali principal
hotels and ticket Offices the OCe the Pier ano on ooard
' G&o coNSoG ..,, BORDEN LovIhITs,
ALTIMURE' and OHIO RAILROAD.
ID MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST.
wa "a Pla elPh.a altm3re and Mashs l s,,r, u
Of NewJeTsey depot the foot Of beryst as follows;
parOr ears aitac leI. &c,
Louis. train through to Chicago Also through
iiss p n'"6siy. for Washington aud tho Yves. with
The 2ew B. and 0. PALACE SLEEPING CARS attached
No ot6erine makes faster time to the West.
Trans arrive from the West at Gi0a u. M and a3o
Principal Ncw.YOrk Office Sl5 Broadway also ga Broat
Tickets baggage checked through to DESTINATION
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ station in Newfork; loot OF I,1beryst; station IN
Commencing December l. 1SsO-Leave New-York footot
6:3ja m-For Remington. Easton. Allentown. Reading
%:1 a. NFor schooey's Mountain. High Bridge Branch.
D., /. q Western H. H. Eason. Allentown. Whkesoarr@
blo%EQS EasiCo A r1 f SFSS
HsmSSgF M1af hh sc4anton or l"Ha Dr"
D. @~For firnngion EastOn Allentown. Reading Har
3:S" p m For CASTOR. Bat6 Mauch Chunk Tamaqua
$50 D. mFor sch0oeys Mountain. High BRUCE brancn
EastOn. Al entoWL H.
t.1o ~ In-FOr rastOn. d., T.. and w H. IT, Allentown.
Rcadic Harrisburg NJ Anch ChuIk. WllkoSharce &c -.
Snnha trans leave $40 l. tor Bpuni BouN
ana intermediate IT $50 H. Tor EasOn, Acu'
t0 Tr HerarS at45. :i5 6:Ij 7l6 745 sl6 $40 9ls
go L., 1890 ll:l5 II NJ, = g. 3:du D. a;'u D. ooV'
3D. g. 6l5 $50 IL s. s1j. Oils. 1918, llala ~ III
For trans to soc Time Tables NJ atatlohS
inat Of tho BrooyD ard Erie Annex" make cOnnecuohs
from jersey CITY station
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIVI-
IN SION.
ALL RAIL LINE for Perth Amboy. south ADOoy Ked
Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove Asury Park Ioit fe@s
ant. Toms River. Barnegai. ATLANTIC CITY. &c; . m
Leave New York foot Liberty-sr at o. sI5 ll;4' Hi
l3O. $3.50. t. 5:3O D
FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
CON ECTION Leave foot Of Lbcrty-Jt for frceho'i
at S:l5. ll:lj n ha 1. o:JOp III
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY
~ Leave New-lork loot LibertYst. NJ K
Via lBranchp0rt
For Monriouth Rcach Sea6rght and HiGhlandS ;. SIS
Has al M, $40, p. IN.
81 m"F"r Manchester Toms River, Rarpegat &c ,r,,
1:3u m For Manchester. lOms Rivrr ALA III
and ali stations 20 liaN size go. d.. o.-ao.,, 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-28

on And AFTER JANUARY II. 1891
Express Trains leave kcw.Yoik wa and Cor
andt Htf"cts fc ri y. as follows:
4:'9S;5h - $50. 40 limtFil, a. N, BOO $40 g.
o. u, Z, h:3ua and 10 and ~ night $50 and
- 4. M. .. ~. :. $40 ana H. n IN ami IL niput
tNprcss Trains Ncw.Yotk daily. sunday, at
fJO L. u ana T. running through Via Trenton and am
houH oi Brooklyn AuncI' connect with all through
for BIOOkiYH travel
lrIing trans leave West Philadelphia 2:Ol 345 I:l5
Z. $50. = 49, AID II tl.mtcd Expr,ss 1850 l. g.
:, b:iD. and o. IN. l.Ot, \,
III. t. 4 hnd 50 Leave Philadelphia
nnd 80 f. H. daily, EXCEPT SUNDAY
IcEet 'hrcs - aud 9lf rlauWay. AsOr House AMI
no o fsDr Nscs nul Cortandtsts Court st. and Brook
yn annex Loo a. Fulion.4t. IrookIyn Nos
rs and Ilo inisons.. ~taIOp Jersey
gIant licke, OlO,. \ Battery-placa. - ~
The New Y"rk Transfer Company call aud check
from hotels residetces
FRANK THOMSON. L. p. FARMER,
General MaDaser Genl Passenger Agt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-28
Danrna Afaormies.

A LIEN DODW0RTH'S r,,.ru .vp
IA SCHOOL FOR DANCING. No oei fhAHN
For terms. days. DO. send tor = Slrcd.ar:
A LEX. MACGREGOR'S $50,
"A SCHOOL FOR DANCING. ll2 onavcs sess ~ In,
Private lesson daily. New classes .os A
mediate application desirabla senoief croui~1S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-28
NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Farc, 81
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

7
AND I'M led STATE, NAH. ROUTE
Trans leave Ntw York Via Dc~bru.,es and COrtlaadt
Streets Ferries.
IatT suutg P.ft,lurg. the v est SOatn Pullman
lA.ssG tJra = taolrl "a. Ia. d and ESQ D. M daily.
Nllaul-pUr. LOk Haven. y a r:.,D aud
ne At $50 connrimg at Cory for 1Itusylc. pctrO
lcum &, ana tho III Regions.
halllmofr Warrington an he south, "Liulted W SING
L1pres-" Pullman Paror daily except SUNDAY.
L. rive Washington Ers ulAr 4:,,D -
n. $40 aud Ia y sunday. 4 80 =. m aui 10 D.
ENlIrs' for baltimore. except sunday. y.
Express Tor West Ihadelphia. $50 1:iO $40. 90
Lint ~, II q. M, J. 10 $50. 4 q. :. So aud 10 p H.
IL D. m. aII l. night
Philadelphia Camden $3.50 n. IN. aud d..
except SUNDAY
LOus OF Brooklyn ALnsX' connect with all through
tiaius JrstI ,Y arordinga speedy and drrct Transfer
Tralns ar, q From PltlsDurg T. lo:lO a m. 93j D. M
dny $50 T. daily. exrepl Monday. Fom
" t-hug on and Baltimore CODA 800 -. l1-D D. m
SUNDAY c:.O o. n. and 80 p m; From Philadelphia iir,
Ictu. ll:iU LILO, - 8: -, 90 B:3p
p.3 and lCjO. sunday. 800 $50. 2. lOiU lliO u ~.
4. i1 "a ,ttt ~ d..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-28
Steamboats, uno Railroads.

FOR BOSTON.-NEW PULLMAN LINE via
Il = 1S H. and - H. H. r. Leave Grand Central Depot
n CIV England Railroads. LUX anu
NETWORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
through trains viii leave Grand Central Depot " '''i'
sT - H. W'se aud Npdiae express to Rochester
lo;So n Chicago E1preSs dra"lngroon Canaan.
g. lisO A. 70 Ai6aay and troy with connections to Utica,
bsfat'ga Giens Falls anu iiuulnd.
4Oop. NJ accommodation TO Albany and Troy.
6,'u D. H. ST Louis EKDress dlU witn Aeepug cars for
for AaOara sao ToeGo AHA a bs
burg ANU '1'e'n" sunday I'SH' LOT A'-'o- VIA Pats
SS bn hsS Ss ws sleeping
ana excepting sunday night Tor Montreal yiA Albans
l:SOn IA, Night Express with sleeping 70 Albany
WestcOIrs Express onses and is anu " ot ~
BrSSd WAY . aai SSy wsSnng Ton brooklyn
NORWICH LINE
VIA Pug ~ Nortn RI 2ss
at 4;5Op ~ dAaD sundays eIcepGsd ~
POCKAWAY BEACH.-New-Yo York. Wood
sui,aay Huners Point B:I0 Ii:J5 a m; 1;4y eAeTP'
Lave RoeKA.ay gao a M: S:lI. oil0 D IN. -
81 TO BOSTON
VIA TIE
STONlNGfON LINE,
CONNECTING FOR ALL FONTS EAST
and t oa oSsy aossags ssS
a9oP NJ. FROM PIER IS, y. r.
Foot Of ynysL. arriving Boso a A. special limited
Ihr;tass TIE e. D,weea NesAorS aud Boston GOD
ToAeis aAe prncipai ucSsS Offices sta,ero,m,
SOS ana Vl broadway ana Metropolitan AToans
PaOViDESCE LIHE-FoR FREIGHT ONLY.
Steamers ELrcfA AMI ia la ia Pier -. North
Tor Boston. via rrogrisa.s i,r;s
freight VIA Gather .ihe iAN-L :. lI"est rates
L. w. FILKINs. General Passenger ASsn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-28
Snsirncnon.


For Bows and Young Men-Country.
DIETS MILITARY ACADEMY.
ID sTAMFoKD. Conn. [3d year been' sEPrEM
Ser IL Thorough preparation FOE BUSINESS COLLEGE,
SCIENTIFIC Schools. &c
BRADFORD MANSION IN ): SCHOOL !liV.,
For yOu young men ana 'O5"
Rev. c. J. COLLINS A. NJ. Principal.
CORNWALL HEIGHTS SCHOOL, on the
" HUDSON r. Y-Ilgh ground, mountain air farm Of 100
acres thorough course Tor college business or Sclente
sepieiabeT is. O. COBB. A. A., Principal
ELMWOOD INSTITUTE, LanesbOrO', Berk-
~ Co.. Mass. established n lnt1 ny or e'.e
enhc school or business private INSTRUCTION. spe''iS
throughout the year Rev A A. GILBERT A. NJ Principal
ENREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, n. j.
j. The Rev. y. a. CHAMBE - PrincipiL
IRVING INSTITUTE.-Boar and Day
term commences sept H. 4. ARAA""AC' iaFrytow why
MORRIS CLASSICAL INSTITUTE. ..
WI boys family boarding. school location ~ utna y.
sei S school, Boys dce to Ike Ssr studies C3rei
snlIcyision each pupil. Address the Principal. :. Il
ATT. PLEASANT MILITARY ACADEMY,
M SELECT BOARDING SCuOOL FOR BOYS.
at Sing Sing Iuds N. ~ y -,
embraces the following deart-
menIs: CLASSICAL Mo,ern Languages Eiement"ry, a1te
Inatlca English Studies and Natura Science t'ses arc
organized Military Department Riding school with We'll,
point candidate BENJAaIN & ALLEN Principals.
DEEKSKILL On. Y. Military Academy. For
L circulars address Col. e. WRIGHT A. NJ Principal
DENNSYLVANTA MILITARY ACADEMY.
4 Chester Penn Civil Encinecrug; Chemistry Casscs
kngish degrees conferred C0onci IhEo HYATT lfeA
Miscellaneous.
A PPARATUS and FURNlFU RE of all kinds
~ Schoola, Academies. Colleges ani Hans SEMI Tor
catalogue. BAKER. PRATT t co y" - bond,st. y. !.
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-28
ON ANp AFrER IANt,AnY nj lss1.

Double TEACK. TIE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MEN, AID TIE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WIN AIsOLN III sAFEIN
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aiiuailons IOauGeJ- females

:liinafons IUauIeJ females.
PROTESTANT SERVANTS BUREAU
n. All k'ndso en' cJnpet"nt T. al -erv 't' al ~
al rs city or c'anry 3o NAV. T., 1o ~ S''Tfj sc
~ tEAU. 1873 6thave. fourth hou,e a. ~ ms
At SWEDISH PROTESTANT SERVANTS
~ OFFlC families trcur' bst Of hcip sg, invrsu
menied seiyaai-, male and ic.Ilr. 10 Gl' eoh-t
COOK-By a scotch woman rs lirstcIass
~ cook unfXcepouanc reference ~ WET +i'h-t.-
| C,HAMBERM MD AMI SEANSTRESS.--lsv a
Or wonii !e,ch Gilman, ctl!r'' Aadr''" ANNE
CHAMBERMAID and WAITING. BY a
ycsr ySgnS T %t al i is T''N ana ""'"
(SIlAMBERMAID ard WAITilESS.--By Il
X young rh: city rec,cnce 900 West ils'at
NIIAMEERWORK. PLAIN SEWING. g.
,S ,a SsHp t ol A. a u wS,rr-- "a sloa
family. good rrr'pccr call 81 a'rrNS J4 ot"'e' III n'
CIGANBERWOEK AND SEWORK.-
~ BY young gr lately landed md her -i.tcr clr
icfelcuc,- Ready at thu FhOIESfANl HOME ECEhAO'
COOK.--By competent woman; mcatS, SOUPS,
country al the PROTESTANT BUHLAU. ~, ct'a,c
COOK, WASH, IRON.-By Gcrnln h-lp;
- fGr city Or 60 iutry On - - - IT, ~ 1tNn
COOK.-As fr,t-ciass cook in private family;
e1S Ga two a d q e? az sos ss
NOOK.-By a Scotch Protestant woman. rs
- hislca COX eau serve dnn"r p'rfir' IN t'r Hthi
"a s.,a., oaf'n- and pastry tn" "r''' ''''',' ' '
NRESSMAKER-L children, infants,
~ bows; oycaiea @ll mac9ine " w. Hn ,,f ue
y act Isr ii sr''' l'pr'''' We ''D
nRESsMAKER.-By colorcd girl Ly the
dra. GnS or "S %dIe S A. py, mnd a vi "0u 0
uOUSEWORK.-By neat, tidy. intelligent
Protestant Young GIRL VIII be centrally u- tul IN
FANNY inany capacity can do good c"Sine Snd l. good
be at 500 'tay" near :dst LIST noor
uOUSEKEEPER.-Ii Il Young lady. expert
ona,ic rc'cr~nc IS not afraid OF wo'k NJ FOX
ri, Pceks.i.
HOUSEWORK ,&c-Bya middIo-ag rd woman
1 TO do hOus,'york a snail family good anJ
aundress would take car OF honso; eooi rc'efcnccs
Us West 27tls.. top fio"c
KITCllENMAID.-By Il strong, active Ger
IN girl unders' ndng the v"fk Il the Kitchen
G ;tir near i5th,st JGcorIN ; BuJSAr.
! AUNDRE$S. BY an experienced FIRST class
egndTss strong ana %nhnE can an q? e met I"
aGy ~iSG ~ IS HrmEHG OAi '' 'o ON a near
/ AUNDRESS. A first-class l.aundrrss wishes
wash ~ her home; bost cry references, 40
Est lGtn-st. 'irst floor
I AUNDRESS.-T0 90 out by the d. in n
II gcntlrnans iq v OF lake In eentlcmcns or antilles
Stun, 25S West 35tl.st. '''''
I AUNDRESS &Jc.--By u respectable glrl IA
ursl class aqnareSs would assist with 9haberwS ~
iSas ference from last Place Inquire " '''''y ~ West
NURSE-By a Protestant woman who un-
~ dcrssnds the full charge of iuan birth e
o. city reieence No. lOl fara.avtA. corner 4OtusI.
NURSE and HAMBERMAID.-By youuO
~ swedish gIr a. nurse and chambeIusld refer
enccs 81 West 44th st.
NURSE, SEAMSTRESS &c.-By rcspect-
~ aide young Irish pn Qtls laadij Of liberal
TO take caro- OF children. a,ssl WIKI cnamberwo m
sewing wages no. nuoh object get INTO sin,
risprctabl family who wiling Instruct lcr ALL
NJ ~, Tribune Uptown ONCE, l.23S Brgalwag
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NETWORK AND long BRANCH DTvI-
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
IN NEW LINE.
IL. = .LrL.l L

'
For TRENTON ID PlIiLADf PlllA.
Leave New YORK IRON station c. Il H. Of y j. 1901 OF Lo
CIty-st. 90
DAY AT X - A. m. >. 80 :. Lao. l. D ~. .
FOR Third HcUSS-st, at j:jD ll:l5 n ms l3O 4:5n
5.3n u. ~. ON sunday - S:iJ l. III
Fnf1rentOn AMI Tuck rsts, OBJ 80 y ~ ~ -
o. N 1890 l. i:Sl ltS. $50 T. \ ll30. l2p. M sunday
"a a.. i:}h. 7. ll:3O II n ~.
Hrturn trains leave PhaAruha Tor New. YORK .
Fium stations PhisIe phla auh keaing klt corner Nnth
and Gueu.-ts a. $50 $40 go. ii a H.; I;I = Up
h:iO Gao 7aJl l2p On sunday al $3.50 M '''" o'io
- u.
IN sunday ~ S:lDa m. 4:in ll:3D M.
tr,1 trenton Warren aud Iuckrrsts -l:25 4:26. 64O
$50 = gOS lUnS lt.lj H.. ? al. ga, $3.50 79j. SZj
n T., ~uudlV-l:.l, - go =. 6:ll. 7:2J y
CnuDeciinl made at Jersey ty AMI from
III, K IN an f.fin D. at Irr-er CITY
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Hrnadwly aud ai tlr iUcpA tells. N1~
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saon can be nagc "a ant i,j BroAiwiy. 81 'itiAvt.
s,slutS srd { bt n'aiVu. 81 these ufh.
connection with :he Hcu rrlcI hone ana Law Telegraph
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-28

NINETEhN TRAINS EA' II WAY DAILY. EXCEPT
SUNDAY, 1IilttE DEPOIS ~ PHILADELPHIA,
TWO IN NEW.NORk
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SHAKSPERE:

ET1Nh@I
CRITICAL STUDY OF HIS MIND AND ART.
By EDWARD DowDEN. LID.
Professor OF English Literature the University OF
Dublin. Vice President Of 1.-THE New
Shakspere Society"
l2mo Cloth, 81 rs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-28
rI'O PHILADELPHIA
MA
PES NSYLVASIA RAILROAD

THE OLD.EsTABLIsuED EoUTE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
NEW.NORK AZ PHILADELPHIA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-28

NURSE. SEAMSTRESS, &c.-By a respect
~ able lrish parl Qls aadcd Of liberal
TO take OF children. with m
sewing wages no. muoh an object get INTO sIns
rrsprcLabl family who wiling Instruct irr a. 80
NJ ~, lubune Uptown ONCE. l.23s Hreaiway. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-28

NURSE and FIAMBERMAID.-By a youno
~ swedsh gr a. and chamboIuald cts refer
rst44
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-28

EOR BOSTON.-NEW PULLMAN LINE via
l. " Y. y. II. and IL. H. t. Leave Ccnir,l I.,.i
~ l:3J =. m, week days AID 1000 SUNDAYS Osr
;, o vi giaud Railroads -"'N Anu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-28

NOTICE.
~ THE Louisville AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD
COMPANY declared thus aY annual dividend OF per
upon the company payable and alter the
ls OF February Dividends stock, registered ~ New
York. will be paid at the Office Of the company No 81 Wase
Tbs transfer books will be closed the 22d January aac
reopen on tho Sd February. T. H. GREEN.
New.Y0lk. Jan. 8, 1881. President
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"In this deeply interesting work the author appears as
the defender Of the great orator aud stat sman against
tie misrepresentation and sanders OF hostile oogaphs
and cr ic He considers from every point OF ve"
"A man of leers and as OF affairs and as he writes
great eathus the result Is biography
which, lie Throughout: most Charming and attractive"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-28

NOTICE.-Ail and every the Coupon Certiti-
IN Gates OF the Kansas Pacific RAILWAY Company OF series
49, c. =, F. O. H. Il L NJ s g T. 3 z and wil 10, 90
No rs Broadwav In she Cv OF New York aud also tbs
thereof then maurei the thereon SD
and surrender thereof accordance this
notice demanded.
thirty days from tho date hereof snail
crue be paid on the said certificates COUPONS any
them
Holders will required schedule ceruncatos ana
blanks be mad otice NewYOrk. Jan. TO- 1881
IAMES n. HAM
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NUNKIN MINING COMPANY
~ OF LEADVILLE. col

uORN SILVER MINING COMPANY,
OF FRISCO, UTAH.
Capital. SlO.0Oo.O00; 100000 shares, Par s2h
ONCE, No Al Wslst,
New York
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OVERSIZE TUNNEL and MINING co.
HI RnPORT.-IOtai amount OF capital stock issued,
S2ODO0OO. Issuei IN paymsnt OF property ami uh paid
AmO Mt OF existing debts DDS not excesd 81 10 $500.
JAM - y DAVENP JRT \. . CHU RCH. j. A. FONDA,
JAMES b. DAVENPDR 1, majority OF q ustees-
CITY and County ~ Ne g.York James B. Davenport being
the OF the Riverside Tun
mel and Mining company and that the a6o re99rt q tr1
Sworn 10 before me this 18th day OF January, 1881
CHARLES N. LUSCOMB. Notary Public. New YORK Co
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CINCINNATI, CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS
a

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VIA bALlIHCiE ASD WAsHINGTON
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pa IA boz Naai.i Cnrinuat 10 dc-
10 ~ Line. 1ITri-n toa'l's aud Sleeping
cdl- 10 tincnn1u. thlrtgO T. lodts. 81.
lla'o y. A. iaU i'r Washington. Cincinnati CHICAGO u
eis for "a" ant baggage checked ~ loot u oortyS
JOSEPH = II Niskis II. J. hALD"lN,
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