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,pen on Sundays frsm IL A.. NJ. to 12 M.
and from 4:30 to 6 p. NJ. Business
hours except Sunday 6 A. NJ. to 8 P. NJ.
Eastern mails close at IL AM.
Western mails close at AIS Pm.
Mail leaves Columbus for Madison and
Norfolk, Tuesdays, Thursdays and
SATURDAYS, TAN Arrives at P. NJ.
For Monroe, Genoa. Waterville and Al
bien, daily except Sundays A. NJ. Ar
rive, same, 6 PM.
For Postville, Farral, Oakdale and
Newman's Grove, Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays, A. M. Arrives
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
at Pm.
For Shell Greek, Creston and stanton,
on Mondays and Fridays at A. NJ.
Arrives Tuesdays and Saturdays, AT
6P.M.
For Alexis, Patron and David City,
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
1P.M Arrives at IL NJ.
For st. Anthony, Prairie Hill and st.
Bernard. Fridays, 9 A. M. Arrives
Saturdays, Bpm.
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CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION.

C. H. vANWYCK, U. S. Senator, Neb
raska City.
ALVIN SAUNDERS, u. s. Senator, Omaha
It. J. MAJORS, Rep, Peru.
Z. X. VALENTINE, Rep, West Point.
STATE DIRECTORY:
A1srSUs NANCE, Governor, Lincoln.
: T. Alexander, Secretary OF State.
r w. Liedtke, Auditor, Lincoln.
q. NJ. Bartlett, Treasurer, Lincoln.
n l. Dilworth, Attorney-General.
q r. Thompson, Supt. Public Instruc.
ri. c. Dawson, Warden of Penitentiary
v ", W; aAd,S Abbey Prison Inspectors.
Dr.J. G. Davis, Prison Physician.
H.P. Mathe W son, Supt. Insane Asylum
JUDICIARY:
5. Maxwell, Chief Justice,
George 6:th B; Lake Associate Judges.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
q. W. Post, Judge, York.
nj. b, Reese, District Attorney, Wahoo
LAND OFFICERS:
NIB. Hoxie, Register, Grand Island.
VIM. Anyan, Receiver, Grand Island.
COUNTY DIRECTORY:
!. G. Higgins, County Judge.
John Stauffer, County Clerk. ...
j. w. Early, Treasurer.
BENZ. Spielmsn, Sheriff.
X. l.. ROsssiter, Surveyor. ....
SS.ssS SS.S { Sssi;; $;;; s;.,
Or. A Heintz, Coroner.
j. +. Mohtcreif Supt. of Schools. q
8; syrcn S; fSllssi aiiisiit, Justices ofthepesee'
Charles Wake, Constable.
CITY DIRECTORY:
j. p. Becker, Mayor.
II. j. Hudson. Clerk.
C.. A. Newman, Treasurer.
Geo. G. Bowman, Police Judge.
j. G.. Routson, Engineer.
CoUNCILMEN: #t ..
1st Wdrd-John Rickly.
G. A. Schroeder.
2d Wdrd-Wm. Lamb.
SIS, McAllister.
Sd Ward-G. w. Clother.
Phil. Cain.
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that lead to death. Shall we shrink
from labor, shall we hesitate at cost,
when the work before us is the SAL
vation of q soul? Not if it is my
Boy ; not if we have the love of Him
who gave his life to cave the lost.
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Let there be in necessary things
unity, in everything charity, aud
then there need not be in everything
uniformity.
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there is more TO be hoped for from a
thoroughly efficient system of su-
perintendency than from any other
single force we can apply.
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Man must be disappointed of the
lesser things of life before he can
comprehend the full value Of the
greater.
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The British government has Offer
ed a reward of f300 for information
concerning the Mansion house out
rage.
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Never resent supposed injury un-
til you know the views and motives
of the author of it. And on no oc-
casion relate it.
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Let no man presume to give ad-
vice to others that has not given
good counsel to himself.
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II. r. Time Table.

Every day except Saturday the three
lines leading to Chicago connect with
y p. trains at Omaha. On Saturdays
there will be but one train a day, as
hown by the following schedule:
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shfulness is an ornament to
youth, but reproach to old age.
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Art must anchor in nature, or it
is the sport of every breath of folly.
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G. A. R.-Baker Post No. 9, Department
of Nebraska, meets every second and
fourth Tuesday evenings in each
month in Knights of Honor Hall, Co.
lumbus.
JOHN HAMMOND, p. c.
ID. d. WADswORTH, AdJt.
II. p. BOWER, Searg. Maj.
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B. g. NJ. TIME TABLE
IN & B. III. ROAD.

ATTlNee db LlnCOiH, l. 'OV A'i'
Leaves Lincoln at 1850 p. NJ. and ar
riyes in Columbus 4 10 Pm.
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FA Il N II X n |!

DE OF GOOD CHEER. Let not the
ID low prices Of your products dis
courage you, but rather limit your ex-
pcnses to your resources. You can do
so by stopping at the new home Of your
fellow farmer, where you can find good
accommodations cheap. For hay fol-
team for one night and day, 25 cts. A
room furnished with a cook stove and
hunks, in connection with the stable
free. Those wishing can be aecommo-
dated at the house Of the undersigned
at the following rates: Meals % cents
beds 10 cents. j. b. SENEGAL,
II mile east Of Gerrsrd's Corral
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PROF. GUILMETTE'S FRENCH LIVER PAD
the
free FRENCH I'd 20
NJ "S"eD! n" '"HiNiN' DI"ssiS' OOiumDus Neb SOY
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ADVERTISING

In its columns always brings it's
reward. Business is business, and
those who wish to reach the solid
people of Central Nebraska will
find the columns of the JOURNAL 4
splendid medium.
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C. H. VAN wYcK, U. S. Senator, Neb-
raska City.
ALVIN SAUNDERS, U. s. Senator, Omaha.
T. j. MAJORS, Rep, Peru.
Elk. VALENTINE, Rep, West Point.
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rosSLnLr ~ HYDROrROBLA

KINGsroy, " y, June 14.-George Post
who vi- taken -ics about week with what wns r-
tardcd %. hydrophob., is -t alive and s more rational
and lc.. violent than at first The doctors have been eX-
pcc,nc hs death every day bat now hopes ~ recovery
are entertained IIe was bitten IN the hand Dog ""
fouudand Iot abou; three years ago The wound soon
healed and as the dog not known 10 Doe mad ii'e
thourh' OF the incident. on Inrsiay Inst tae on"-
man was RI, led with symptoms which were 81 once re-
cardrd ~ those accompanying h lrophobia hy All the
city physicians who have watched thc ease with mn'h
INT, rest from the first Between the intervals OF spam
tho patients rational nud quct plrtaScs ~ food ana
water tics hu' usuy the sight ors0uul ~ water
throws hif. into violent spI-u-- IT." >.cp- Ih'iN TT
tifn. aud dn- NOT grow weaker uat"ri Ilh. TIE S cow
ol approach of ilr .ptsinf and warns tif t
icudart. tp Ecrout ol h- reach CAoloioIm is irc'y
ii-,d fo quiet lin.
SOM OF tlc physician, DOW rcram. t'o "1'r "a hFs
t,iit VIfh hydr, piihiI -ulI'iori. whfi iH'i iiNA
arl nirr r m.nfA TArvdl inf think 'hr CONSTRUCTIONS
about tr throat. rrr.'rf DO tIi- ci'r. bear a'F "
&c. lin Oars al -rt-iu- "a lrh always mars Toe i'i
,.-.- of ltlr'pHr1il Tiny -ay % n were Genuine
ct. tf. rsf-t would hn'c d'ed, ti.c' di! b,D- '"'
D.. B fl.
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Will LNILLLI.LNlM.

WA~mSGro~. June ll.-l'ndrr date Naal-
eail Japan. il4s %. I..Ir A,rr ,fl ,auhln.'u. lir
United Static. naval ior,,. opi hr A-,tir -ti.n. r..
ports: Ar4sr,. 81 t.i. ,,oit .p tl. t d. .lYi,nd
on ,hc 3I u.t Thr N.luIot arrived here oI, tlr 3d
inst Shc viii l,asrll f.0 dit f'r Kobe. UuIrrdt
81 April -. Commander O. t.. Huntington. command
ius ic United state. n-p Alert. reports from Port
Lloyd. Bou.n I.l,ud t.t hr arrived tlrlr AIu 49,
HcrNpect,l 10 leave Port Lloyd hl- ng- surveying
sign Laird. bou, ~ 20, United s.tc. steamer ral r.
ate now hcsc awaiting an opportunity To proceed to
Nladi,ostocA. SIN, n ou duty connected with th, tolc
graphic Diet animation OF Jon situdr.
"Thc United states steamer Nuiocasy lofi SHANGHAI
China on The ~ inst and arrived here on the 9Th 90
route for Yokohama shall proceed directly to Yoke
hama 10 the nag-1p Richmond. leaving tA- pot the
nth instant"
miral Cz reports hal hc cf Sagt-nh me nay-inp
Richmond the l1th inst accompanied hy the IuIf,l
sfutr- Nunucary and that both ships arrived az
Yokohama ou the IAN. The United states steamer
on hr Let OF Ma. AEIr' lr Japan tfr quiet and tir
health Of the officers and mcn Of the squadron b.
c,llcnt
from New-l ork on SliIril. FOR Newfoundland. viii
touch. her way, at Ncw LONDON, Conn, about the
lTth inst
Rear Admiral & Il f. Rodgers Yesterday entered uuon
HE duties Superintendent uf tine N4ta AcAd,u io
uc,ing Rear Admiral Eaich, who viii da,lir command
o. The Pacific squadron.
Chrf Eul1ncer Phillip Inch. has been ordered io bold
hIWs, iu readiness Cor service ~ elect engineer The
A4lstic squadron. The Naval Inspection Board has
etatc, steamship Qhn,nAus 10 New York; n Thursday
June 10.
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RAILWAY NEUS.
APPROACHING ACTUAL RATES.

When the trunk line presidents met last
Friday there was discussion Of the cut freight rates
but Mr Vanderbilt complained, It "a UNDER ioodo the re-
cent notion of the Wabash Railroad IN giving notice thr
should withdraw it, from the Lake Shore last ii2
Inca and al-o OF the attempt OF the Eric Railroad to ~
cure on independent through line 10 Chicago. Al lns
meeting nothing definite accomplished and another
meeting will be held tomorrow. In the meantime "a
further reduction in freight rates made by Commits
sioner Fink yesterday under the agreement Of March H.
The reduction Is accompanied by threat that un!ers t"
railroads behave themselves st further reduction VIII
be made Commissioner Fnks circular letter If IA fol-
lows:
u having been shown that the established tariff on
grain was not maintained by all railroad lines, Commits
siouer Fink under the agreement OF March II, has
authorized general reduction O the grain rates 10 t'
baeis az 20 cents per 100 between Chicago
and Ncw-York. II this rate n not strictly man
taned further reduction VIII he authorized To meet lac
lowest special rate that be- made until such time ~
All roads are willing maintain higher rates and make
them alike all shippers between the same Localities
This action Is taken tO prev rnt unjust Discrimination De
tween shippers from the different localities No
other cises Of freight except grain and eighth class a.
affected by THE reduction. Rates may DC Increased
without pre- viOus ten days nOiicc.
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.

GALVESTON, June ii. A dispatch from
Beaumont to The Hens says that contracts for budng
the Sabine Pass Railroad out and work will com
mence immediately
A dispatch from Laredo TO The Ncrs says that the
work OF construction on the Mexican National Railwa y
"A adyaucng IA pdly tho Mexican side OF the river
whore 200 men engaged. The road IL expected TO
reach Monterey by January L, 1882.
CINCINNATI, June 14.-At the stoekholders meeting Of
the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton Railroad Company
this afternoon the following Board Of Directors
elected Stevenson Burke, j. II. DeVereuN. Hugh J.
Jewett John Carlisle Martin Bare. NJ NJ White, l. b.
Harrisou III. ID. Huntington, NJ. E. Ingalls, The direc-
tors reelected the present Oiheers The question OF con-
soldation with the Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati and
Indianapolis Railroad Company was voted on. The
whole vote was 2s50S shares, Of which 1892 were
voted IN favor and 500 against the proposition. The
Question viii be submitted 20 the other company
&ud Il u said that it will be aDnroved there.
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house was carried away and Baptst ChgrGn 1 fr
nv form 10 pieces The house OF Mrs lau9hll,, re
her an was blown TO pieces the furniture clt tns
md eeryh9g Goain%.d in the "rn hS9 pce Ss and the
t,t ,r.trn ali through the timber. Stoves I'M
ali knJs of household goods from the hol,S , W'a. a.
carried through the air and their O"nerS I'"'' NV
The honse OF Mr. Linn Roberts was ufstI9S ~ to"
well as that OF f. A. Phillips near lsl and King
there tn storm passed on 10 rag Hr3r ~ mile
idc and was vcry violent Fully tw0thirds oi Is
hoGs's blown away wcrG %'G9 Lm1b , oT v i
the loss Of life would have been iflEh'iui'
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MICROsCOrIcAL ANATOMY OF TIE ElE.-Dr
Iuccu Howe. In giving minute description of tho MI
croscopca anatomy ~ the eye. moro particularly
Ltug 70 the layer OF rods and cones speaks ~ these
being In reality the terminal h.amcuts Of the optic
nerve; these are shaken acted on By the OF
Light and n "a especially these with which This
undulation ~ light 80 is termed. Is the impression
produced upon thc rtna by The wayekc motion " the
Particles Of natter the lengths Of these have
been measured and . Is found that no lcsz than 3Ggls
waves OF red light. GtG31 waves 81 violet light
placed end % end. WnuIi Doe Required to make inch
Again. from the speed &C light, ~ 10 has been measured
d has been proved. DR. Howe that ~ iei-t four
hundred and millions of millions o these minute
waves How into the eJe and dlsh against the Ivtna Ia
each second.
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ANOTHER DEATH from HrDGorHoGIA.

Another death from hydrophobia-thr second this
montl-occurrcd in this ci.y Monday night. Two
months ago Patrick Redieau. thirteen years old.
was bitten by "a street dog while playing in from; of
his home. No. 30 ChoTy-st. The dog spnng 90 his
throat and bit him in the upper lip.
The boy won't into tho house aud told
his mother what had happened. physician
who lived in the ncighborhool was summoned and
he cauterilrd the wound, which was q slight one.
The doctor thought IL would prove harmless. The
wound soon healed and young Boligan did not
suffer any III effects from bis injuries until last
THURSDAY when he was taken III with fever. lie
Mas seui ~ Bellevue Hospital and soon showed syIlD
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pRnGRT 81 IN SONORA.

TUCSON, Arizona, June 14.-Ihe Star has
MI vices from Hermoslo. Sonora, 30 this effect: Two
thousand Federal troops have arrived I'm YaGui
County between the rivers Naqui and
MAYS and on the CONNIE OF the survey Of the
angrant 6OOO will he put I'm the same To-
ceIy Prominent officials OF tine State apprehcDd DIM
ruty with the Yaqu Indians hut the Government -
bound 10 give the surveys protection even II ihuch
larger force T. required.
(irading the Guaymas Railrond has been completed
TO a point fifteen miles north of Heu0oslllo There -
eno iron at Guayas 20 lay the track Of the road 10
Msgdsena but scarcity OF lies prevents the WORK from
on.
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AN OPPORTUNITY NOT LOST.

The books Of the Union Pacific Halfway
Company were closed Saturday IN anticipation Of the
payment of the July dividend This fact led to the pub
location yesterday Of statement that the privilege Of
subscribing the bonds Of the Oregon extension had
been restricted 20 stockholders Of record Saturday II
said at the ohce of the company yesterday that
abundant opportunity would be given Ia stockholders 10
supply money Tor the buildlng oi The lroposel line.
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MONTICELLO, n. V, June 14.-During ter
rae thunderstorm here to-day house belonging %
William Hindey was struck by lightning and almost
completely demolished. one s;ic was destroyed. the
boards being thrown hundreds 81 feet away The light
ming ficw along the ground aud smashed a siii our
several feet long through the garden The inmates Oh
the house mracu0usly escaped death
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toms Of hvdrophobia. Dr. Townsend who attended
him. and Drs. Fields and Witsen, who were called
10 examine him, were certain that ne was suffering
from that disease The boy would not touch wafer
unless forced 10 drink and whenever any 1quId
passed lis lips De WIS thrown into violent spaS,ns.
llr died from exhaustion at $50 o'clock MONDAY
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ENLARGING A PRESIDENTS POWERS.

Meetings OF the Executive committee ana
afterwari OF the full Board OF the Manhattan Railway
Company held yesterday. According TO the state
ments of the directors who present at both
ing nothing accomplished yOnd ending the
Laws 80 that the president OF the company shall be
oiieo meinber Of certain committees.
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BoRprSrowS. y. j.. june ll.-Aldrn T.
s,,l tu.l.,,, O., rucn.l.rof thr N,0 Jcr-cy l"ri--
i.tnr, dad Al his home al Camden yesterday afternoon
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A four-year-od child who while visiting
saw bellows used tO blow au open hre, Informed her
mother that they shovel wind into the fire down TO
Aunt AnanI@tA'A"
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Doar6 ano Rooms.

East side.
AZ AMERICAN FAMILY have front AID
SMALL. private family viii rent % large,
y 90. .'a3 mr '.gi t',n U t@' gc',''. p, yum =
EuOlcE Of rpors With or without board,
.,a .r 4l Hf l,o 81 ptr 100 .'u-. "i.' Eni 'Hi "a
'.rr..a..,. r"r,r.c, Ailr-, -, ELLENcE tp""n
.lInua. Cd i,,. -,' i,tA.."-,.
UopN- 10 lrl. with or without board, from
"a f'nlnan. a.~'paio' aoo' 'a'''d Tor doctor ''l''
ErNfURNl~lIED double parlor connecting
=, ,, g. 1 1".', i. oi i l, ' DIV. .' ''''
-TH-ANE. 253. NEAR 2STH->r.-Seeoll
. door comprising nfe io"'a~ h'nd-oery f1rni,h Pr
",,'rr' l,.ss,n.c' !, ,li'i
,D1D.>r, 10 EAsr.-Splcndid cool rooms,
,asy ren 'ai'r, with or without b""'d H''e''1''
IgC EAST 2-TlI-ST.-Eooms to let with
10 ,nnrli rmen and wives or sinsio g'n'4 'a'1'
u4u-.ri b. taken
re- EAST 2orH-SI.-Aand.o',%scly I'm mH I. a
~ rooms. Pirate 6,.n5Gon, S Sa ss
sired Reference.
West Side.
4 PLEASANT fourth story room 'front.', 10
1rpy ~ S &s. S' 5ls uncut O-'"' '''O' 80 "Y 49,
ELEGANT furnished rooms to let, with boarl'
II reference 40. - 'taa'e
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED AlRl WlVh',
- with without board. IA private family. very dr'i@'
location. "a West -tist. --
81 WEST 9TH ST.-Elcgant parlors GOOD
ruols each hnuT extra in size and appointments ~
modern convenience summer prices
oDD-ST.. II WESr-Dcsirable rooms Wiz
- class bosrd transient or pormanen" IL u oT
.lpD-ST.. 325 WEST Fun shed rooms.
r<'b without board 70 inst lass parties ttnls f''sA
~ WEST -ST.--W furnished rY3mlS;
- WIN private baths ant nrst lass table, private uD'N
desired. rcGrrn,cs exchanged
In~ GREENWICH-ANE. near West I'm,
~ st.-Purn,shcd rooms with board. All hoV''O
Copartnsrsbip Nolircg.
6G BRO ADwAY, - }
NEW YORK. June : ISL -
V'lIE firm of CANFIELD " MlDDl.EDIlu
4 Is 'IlS DAY o'''0''o' .! Nu''" IA MIDDLEDTTH
IRA CASFiELD, il
Qlietelldneous.
= TON SlIlP. op,cr~ 70, London Eng.
on xliuol BurIug.sip, one block west oi u'''.
Dreeemdkin9.
nRESSMAKER would like few NOR NOR, Cut
~ gascmeuts By the daJ or week. 10 " os'''
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tleal Cetaie 10 GsrIlauee.

'VO EXCHANGE for improved city property,
4 han, some country -sit On H-liIfrn Railroad
rutland * WHITING. i2i NIssar.st.
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Connirn Troperin for Sale ano TO Get.

TTO LET AT TIE SEASTORE.
4 sWALLow BANK, furnished cottage deliyhtinly
aqDuct wntr bathroom, rrt basins water clos - omen
IRE nIces large piazza outdoor IaTor there j. god
battling beach, bathhous. boat good nrng, fine dives
charming the rure.t and heairs air. Eve
OF land Address Il. l.. AFrHOEP or T. :. CABOT,
Boston. Mass
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Drootnn propcrip for Sale an> 90 Get
7 OW-pElCED LOTS, 5000 EACH up in
rapidly Improving part OF Hr,o.lgu iol bale slng.Y
in p..... Ht LAND * WHITING. l2l Ade.lIst
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rNNTPY CLERK. SrOCK CLERK or BOOK

ENGfNEER. - BY nm American, age 30.
strictly Temperate 10 yr3rs' experience eowl wnfrr
.aaht references JANE. BUNkl-tt North "iA'
IT, Do.
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EpOk.-lly "a cOlorcd man, age %, strictly
einrai. ~ cook go Dol. family second cook in
lot.i cil give good references. FRANCIS THOMAS y
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I EIr POTTER or DRlNER.--A> EsAC
I,f,r 'ltitrr wholesale hons or iac"ri '' -i ey
-.f. t y... ut ID a. experienced ln UIn us 300
'... .,.d rri,.,u,,.. adl..-- HIS llLtAI -, ID
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EARDENER.-By Il married man; has =
u thorough practical knowledge 81 All that rriat", %
auIr.s under gs-., be- fhe garden or on The ARM .a1d
taaur- ANYTHING connected with hoNic.lufrt fef'
nom ..t employer Address HAMlbi.Nt iip'nS
I-rrn.u Dllfr, LBS Broadway.
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IOAClfAN.-B p.o'ostan man VIII
t.r,4,r nufer-it4d, tho care Of hnfs. barnes ai
corr t,.s lf. ttl ti,.tg lud .o g'mi lived pl snn
81 nr. iInl' 30 90. ty. fr .l'-t 'r.im1; J.. 10 y
above ,ari's gwen. Gail OF .lafess cOAci1AN' No 10
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l. t, married German. az 90; painter 'r irif;
r.f. .rf. house or aHt ID. vs. n- fH f - i~f-
ais fIf HIA'lAN GDI iiLLl, 81 bi'',A'f'i -'l i'"4'
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Couartnersbip Notice.

6G ROADWAY, !
NHw. YoRK juno : 1881. =.
V'IE firm of CANFIELD ~ MlDDLEDIln
4 Is ills day dissolved b. mutual consent ,,ntpnrTu
IRA CAMPBELL, il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-15

treatment .d Gaze hor-s- clfrIres. -ff.fy A.
trufit. fn h.tuU,- willing fo De- useful tru 20 De pdc'
-nnU frcftucos city 0l country Adr,s D. T., i0N
lo.. IIiba.c pl0An Ofce. 80 l,237 Broai"ay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-15

nRESSMAKER would like q few NOR, eH'
~ gascneuts by The day or week. lib West So'A''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-15

no EAST 2~TlI-ST.-EOomS Ia let win
- board. 90 "A .cncn and wives OF single gn4 'a'l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-15

BLOOMS to lrt. Wi.h or without board. iinm
"a .tuIpari.. .,pllor noo stalled fJr doctor
ii,i ..f .tfA &C.. .Hi5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-15

= f.mu, ifs. ACTIVE thoroughly experienced lasn. -
ir4s $500. Nho.fl.e hou- preferred furnish uhek
,itt iad Boston ut PIE l,r cal or aldlrs,
S.. 30. ftt i,GIIAI. 3ll lat 18TH ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-15
ArHMAN and GROOM.-rnndrr.tands

/ (WlrIIMNN.-Bv fr.t-rlass coachman anil
y D. single, Norh trlan iyo' slant g''d fe.rr-
d l ~. 4 B. - Nv I'm ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-15

Il KtFPiR.-Ry sharp bright -cotcnnan aged = ua-
ir-tliOul H.. p r-s huls preferred iltao
- - -.L--.. AALn NlIALMLIs. hO % MaLAri-.i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-15

'Dl. EAST 2OTH-Sr. Handsomely furnished
ID r~.n.. private bath-room.; with pryat" tauI' ~
without ui fuous Tor gentlemen; breakfast SERVED &C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-15

4 PLEASANT fourth story room 'front.', 10
i,t ~lih Without board; suitable :or two gentlemen
r.fr 3 D n.I.f Il Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-15

SMALL private family vii, rent % large,
\ ,, sittt 'rr.irl r.ln D. tWo rentirH %, viii ~
without .pait. t.ru- moderate. l5' l"N' i"atte, n'ir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-15

ErNfURNl~llED dolbie parlor. couucc -
,...... 4l convenience. lsiil, 9l}, st, "tthsii
.f,,.ful. .r.tr. g.. .r..- BE- .pt-. lr.nuue ofIr'.