davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-02-03

Tho Controller or thu Currency sends tho fnl.
lowing statement. dated TN Fob. l, 1881, showing
The amounts VI NntInnni-Dnnk notes and Ut
ieyal-tcn'lcr notes outstanding Mt the lntcs ur
tho passauc OF tho acts III 1,,nu 70, 1874, JIM II,
1911, and May 81. ts'B, tounttcr with tho amn,nts
outstanding ut .1atc, and tho fncrcase or de-
crease:
, 1881-02-03

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, 1881-02-03
MINING NEWS.

HOSTt|V.
Special D.patth to Tie Chcaao 1rdbant.
DnsrOx, Feb. LIN mining shhrrs Silver 1slet
advanced Il Calumet ttcc1a u: Blua It'll J. III;
lInrshnw u; National tcclincd !d; cohtrht-
lnrnts sold Il. III; $yrscusu Springs at II,
IosTOS, Fol-. .-siInng stocks closed:
AtOUCx 4H AIil{lN0i. ~
t:ainr.ot L itcsia " .21l i'uwnblu (nuwj..".. ~. III:
Carncr Fas .......... II idIo. :.........,;+." OH
Ftnkiin ............... B Silver Islgt....,.".. IL
RAk rI,ASCtsCO.
, 1881-02-03

NATIOSA1.-1ASK S0TEE-
Amount outstanding Jung o. lsIt....,..$lElSlA lA
Aulnt outstanding nit. IL !ss. II. .*llil
Amount tIta4Ardng AnJ II. ISIS. ......,....
Amount putztn1nE at lfntGE. lH
1ncseASD during Tho iNHt nlDi1....,.u,,,u, Hi hi
lNrreasu Hlnc1 Feb. l. lssU. l1tDGD
LEGAI.-TESHtH NOTES.
Amount outstanding june u, ,M1......,...Epz. UhU1
Amount t,ItEtnndtnE Jnh. II, la1.. .... :fs.IlSD
Mny ILL., lsi3.. ItJla.S!
Amount urt.tand lnv mud seU Mny ~, ~ JlG,G5 Ult
Amount ~, dep1slt with ttlp 1'renhlrurU Uf
tho Z. y to r':.!aeln nOtrs Of lnso!yent and
lt1HlntlilR btnks, and lAnkA retiring cir
cunIlOn nsuer not OF 1upB ~ is1i........ 1I,311n
Increase III turoslt during last n1nth-.-.. a2Fii
t1lcruAsu In usjtosIt snco Fcu. ls....... @,Satt3
tho nbuYN. z. t.lHLAu - -
, 1881-02-03

Attention Foters.-Lo1k To ypnr Interest uni
save Dootor hills b. usspy Ds, pulra Cough syrup.
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS for INDIAN SUPPLIES and
DEFGnfMENr OF iSiImon, OFFICE oV INDIAN ArpMRs}

il TRANsPO RTATTOS.
DEPAETNENI or INlrmoR. OFFICE oT iNDiAN ATyMRs
SEALED PROPOSALS. Endorsed Proposals for Beef, Bacon,
fl0ur Clothing Trans OrtaOn, &c (as the iat be-
and 81 Wo0sIerlgt NCwYOTk. viii he received until II o.
OF MONDAY May . 1851 !or furnishing Tor The Indian service
about SJ0OnO pounds Of Bacon 4cOOo pounds 81 ei on
the hoof l2e,HO pounds 81 beans .uAO pounds Easing
Powder 2,3DO,tNO pounds Corn. 10000 pounds toAc,
pOund Flour 220CV pounds Feed, 500 600 pound
Ii-rd Bread 5000 pounds Homv 1000 POM IS Iar lhlo
parrcs Mess Pork 233 900 pounds Rice n 2O0 pounds
1880 pounds Tobacco, ZGn1l pounds SAT- &pOu pounds
Soap 5000 pouD Is Soda ljoOOO pounds sugar an $4,000
pounds Wheat.
Ase Blankets woocn ana Cotton Goods consisting In
part OF Ticking iDO0 yards standard Calico .NOn Adr
Drilling. $4,000 yards; Duck, fr" from an sizAe. Vou
yards; Deums, 1000 Fagisi bingham, .NNp yaN hen
tncky Jeans 2jOOO yards; saunet faro yards. Brown
Shceting 2l3OJJ yards; blcachct Shecune 1000 yards
Hickory ShrtlnG 1900 yaris. Calico shifting 5000 safis
Clothing Groceries. Notions, iial
Giles such a. Harness. Plows Iakcs Forks c SO
WAGONS REQUIRED the service IN Arizona Colorado Dakota
Idaho Indian territory. Minnesota, Montana Nebraska, Sc
vada and Wisconsin 10 be delivered 81 Chicago, kansas t
Also for such fihc Suppic Goods ami
ttes that may not be contracted Tor 10 BE- delivered al e
Agencies. 80.
schedules showing the kinds and quant's of subsistence
supplies required for each Agency, and the kinds and quaint
ties IN c0ss other guOis id articles together With
~ be observed bT bidders tone End place OF delivery terms NJ
contract and paunent transport on rcuies sud al oht
Necessary instructions VIII be furnished upon application 10
The lndsn ga Washington. Nos 90 and 81 Wooster
York; Nm. "a. Lyon. 80 Ir3 broadway Ncwlurk.
and L. the Conn issariCs OF Sulsencc T. - A. 20 Chicago
Faint Louis, saint Paul. LfavcuWuth San fuuc,ca tudtd
Cheyenne and aukt11, and the Postmaster at sioux city
Bids will be opened ut the hour aud Cay above stated ami
b6d' are invited 70 be present % The Opening.
CERTIFIED tNECkS.
All bids must De accompanied by certified checks upon some
United Depository Treasurer for
1--WE PER CENT Of tie amount Of The proposal -
THOMAS II. NGCHOI.
Acting Commissioner
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siiuatiOns h]anieo-- females.

CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.-A lady
breaking mp hepseke ping deres situation i , sgT
IN the city. East 2ith.st.
CHAMBERMAID or WAITRESS.-By a
- North Of ireland Protestant girl would &C. WIN
CHAMBERWORK. &c.-By n Swedish girl,
- TO do chamborwoIk and assist with children N BIv9e
agiT excellent 5gieIenccs Addrcss -" hDls DoA W.
COMPANION, &c.-By a refined North Ger
man lady Of good family for the summc a. MON
T. W. 'hilslein' 80 West @Jd-st
COOk.-By q young woman; understands
" meats soups. pastry game snd desserts objection TO
assist with washing in private family best city references.
COOK, WASH, IRON.-By German help; for
y city country. Can DE seen a. the PROT PSI AZ
HOME BUREAU. i5' Ghaye, fourth house above lUh-'L
& OVERNESS.-By a lady. summer engage
mase ' u 1dGs;s a. isi Monas ' foo I -
III OUSEKEEPER.-By middlc-agcd Ameri-
win tase entire charge and devote hcrse ir aapoyers
PLoiNEST s0rsE los c ips5 near atst ~
HOUSEKEEPER.-By person of rc4nement,
IN eo~i family whore she can assist the lady IN houe
seeIng ana -cHns half her tine given IL eyc3nsr 's'
Box ll0 Tribune UPTOWN udco. l2as broadway.
INFANTS NURSE.-Byayoun English Prot
ievas s ES 1AG city ar l Si 80 w i
| AUNDRESS.-A lirst-class colored laundrcss
wishes gents and ftmie, wishing al the most reason
crencss uns,ria.,,d Cs or adde's. NHRY L. GoRDoN.
l2- West "Cth-st.
NlRSE-By Protestant woman, capable of
~ tsins igl 6las1e % am infant from DIui; very eoel
WIN bottle baby good camstrc4 city or country F''-i
city references. call 40 zoe tthayc. 300 tog. store.
NURSE and CHAMBERWORK.-iy re-
y fpc-l1i, fr 10 take charge OF CROWN children willing
and obHgine g0od references can POI East t5th-,t
NURSE and SEAMNTRESS.-By a North
~ German woman. Protestant, 90 uHt or twu grown a. D.
drcn, LAZY sr,t- French and English can o." al!
kinds OF sowing city references rJi 'rtatr :rri floor
Widow of British officer, capable and cn'r-
W Rrc city country. vi-Hr. position of trcfu.nr--
Mrs =. SNiT!l,jJo Last ~jtl .f.
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5ieamboats ano Railroads..

A TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINE,
~ . NEW STEAMERS SARATOGA AND CITY or TROY
leave PIER 80 y. H., FOOT VEsTRY ST. daily, except
saturday, IT connecting With morning trains for the
North and west steamer leasng sunday touches al Ab
bany. SPECIAL NOTICE.
on May will remove to pier a.. ~ r. foot Of chtsophers
ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
n DREW and 81 IoHS leave Pier 4! North River.
SOUTH SIDE OF CANALS T.. every WEEK DAY at p.
NJ, conncctngat Albany SUNDAY morning excepted with
trains North, West and East. -
W ". EVERETT, President
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Go Wbom it map Concern.

A NY information relative 10 the following
"A PEI formerly 81 present residents Of The
City Of r. will be Thankfully received and literally
PAD for Dayid T.. COchuu Frederick wagner samuel A.
Beekmar Clarfpec Brain2Td. Address QIlEElt 10
haGisOaayc
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1ilarbl, an0 Slate Alanisls.

WOOD AND SLATE MANTLES.-The most
w varied and complete stock ~ Haniles
hiesion- 4. b. STEWART & CO, IS West 23d-st, NeS.
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Gicamtoaie auo lial.gca0s.


........
D +''-'' .Dr
BOSTON TrnfuEr I.IL .fTLE.
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i..a>.., '.i> {>,- y r..,,ron r:-aslyr. .r.,.
t.t r h. 81. i.'', . ,...
' |
It..If. tIltIt,'f $751; .,. 'fn 'ro' '.i'' i.l lIin
r.rnl., ~ It.' tIl Ae,l',,.
tI... o.. lDs>Dt. .. D. a..
T'On rI-TpN.-IlI LATEST TRAIN with
E ~, ....a .. .....,.l y ,.>. iia.I mn. I,ltr
,.' .. -..... 'i'', , T,1 .s c,,t ~,
,. .... No,. iut >,. .....at l..Iotl
v,..,.. .,t,ft,.t.r..t,.i, ..l 80 ,:.. .,. uof--
t'. L'l '''il ~ ~" ~ l",' ',,, 80, ,l -
..-'' fi...iif .'i. i' '' A..- p. '.. ID ,', ,,
-.- i.'-' .'I''i -.' ' '''
ArrKN-UANI\ UAETEDkD. Nc-Iarc. ~ o..
y ~f,.,. l.. r,,L. ta.y .-.n'i,- r,,'pi,l fDr
NORWICH LINE
y j., Iu..u Nr..'ef '. Nashua i"fI.A. "a on, i-'
ti. ...~.- .'t.' I''i r'. ..,i IN .
,.a.
DKO\lDI\tE LINE.
'.nnc,.., vla I,.. tf af el r.at' north sn
r, r.'s.. Steamer .it-- tr.l -lr'l- om i'l'r oa
iII,:t ..a'' ;......, ...,. aai ...iy. It
, ,....., p,r,..,, e. -
t.t.t...r.r.r ,.vyo.l
r...,.-. .,. VIII
De- mad. I0 Ole. tlf.t. ti,.ntrg- wa po,l,l,c .ud Nur-
ha4ae'at ' M.aa'..' ,lh.a a., as ',s., ..
..ac., 81 or.s,t ...,' t>p,.- co.a, - >'.. ..5
4 3,.4, ~, ,',.i,.. '''' '' '''
"''' % Ptuto. Il. President
Nv. FILMS Ge.,r,i Pass. u,.r, ,-,at
. .,,..,.. ,,..,..t ,,xg,-p.t,>-y
4 Nds1 orr. Eo@iii,oa and Gor.avsy ia.road
~ D.
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baltimore and OHIO RAILROAD.

via Philadelphia. Baltimore and Washington.
on and after At 3, Passenger fas leave from PeunsFl
vania r. H. Depot the foot Of CoTandts and also foot Of
DesbrOsses ST.. ~ follows.
$40 a. Except sunday for Washington and the West.
m.-Niy for Washington, Cincinnati, ChcagO and Il
Louie. Entire rn through 10 Chicago also through
10 Cincinnati
Top m.-Daiy for Washington anlthe West with sleeping
Ire New b. and o. PALACE SLEEPING CARS attached
10 an talna
No other line makes faster time 20 the West.
Trains arrive 0m the West az Gao o. M. $40 p m ant
1910 +. m.
Principal New York Oflce Si5 Broadway.
Tickets secured aud baggage checked through 10 destination
Company once 3lj Broadway. and al thr different ocef
% flp Pen 4. re
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Eat Side.
4 FURNISHED >'c.Ad Hoor without board =,
- a.. ...-i, t''r. .f r'at "'n. t,lr'rc'. 80 tat
UA,Hl.EN.--L.y.o n, 6ad.omc rooms. 60 . min.
.. a.r ''' .o, A.,5 81 i.-t .., M
IN EAST 3-TH-ST.-Au ELEGANT second COZ
AZ tlird feof with cot without private .'. "r without
X EAST 25TH-Sr.-rvo in-c hnnd omc,
r,,a ol oli.i roor So I,'. oln, to''5. .r,i,r.-.
Io& 2D-ANE.. near @Iu-ST.-Sccond stony
- r'n,l.ia'i r.t.r,a,e. ''''''' "'.''
31I EAST 2oriI-~r.-IUo pleasant room,
80 for t"" e'a'.''r, alo .'.. on' + f'',...,f
o. gent. .u,4 $500 ,,-r..
West Side.
4 FURNISHED ROOM To LET vitlort
49, lo"l,' ia o.. o. l n"" a' osN =, ~,
4 PARIoR and brdroom ou Gr,t or second
i,s.y' a I.s.lj .ii 'i si,5 a. csi., i''-'' '''
HANDSOMELY furnished rooms with excel
i ,, g ."e a,' a or ,a9l' ar snan and $3.50 of
HARLEM.-IVo connecting looms. fur
lf,i.f WIEN m viroat boauI el,oa ,Inslrform a,u
lo1sc poo moving i,',, it"' 'fny,'9. loa ,e' .
pARTlES suffering With female or nervous
dsci-c- can hatc special treatment snd boa.dn Ic
qllrrd. Address WI. TlrF, ~ 3D., OPS 1uravc 3. s..
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS tone foor IN %
plye'iau- hou.c $500 Murray il ,olDt CO. -rntriIt %
pr month caoa Address MAY Uptown lrUinc Olco i-a
broldr 1g.
81 WEST 27Ill-ST.--Elccant pallor,. extra
- DOB SIZE a.d appointment ali modern COM arurcs
bathroom attached Do,d rooms ou Top toor.
.D'1 WEST J2D-ST.-Elcgant apartments,
so without board for g'utcue1 i1c tbs sunltr months
al summer pil'Dsi references
Do WEST 3GTH-ST-A small, private fam
80 iy viii M with holId very pheasant back Tfror 90 a
quiet gentleman or a- an oice go phy-io4n Ieicruc,
| EG WEST 2jTn-ST-To let from May L.
CO Handsomely furnished apartments snBy 90 suite
gentlemen only.
Board and Rooms Wanted.
BOARD WANTED.---A gentleman and his
ID employed va downtown bank desire board together
with priv family. below ZAst price should not exceed
| Sf5 pei month. Address H. B, Box 25o2 Post Once
CINGLE GENTLEMAN desires sunny room
- without b0anl conveniently 3rthst ami ohaNei
prefers private family house where there are no Children
| Addfess No. d EXcLang place, room 10.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MrNIATU RE ALMANAC.
TD-DAI

sse SIM acts $500 s:56 Clock slow SIN. O5s.
woon 1920 Moon souths. 2}l Moons age, dsys .
HIGH WATER rO-DAT-A. NJ.
s,r I1oos 1881 Gov. Island 1918 Hell Gate.
HIGH WATER To-DAY-P. VI.
.a, Hook a59 Gov Island. 1886 Hell Gate. O;O2
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FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
L.lNc W ELa-L-- D. ~ Il-l D -n.- :. 80 2.
%Ew-JERSEY soCTHERN RAILWAY.-

y SAY Eoute Ma suay IlooA leave 40 1890 am . p N
Long ErlIrl
Additional trips VII Pee made about June l.
Via Hsln,luor
FOR sandy IIook. -.i5. g. TO-, -.0p. M
For Monmouth Beach. scabnght Nc.i flt il.;t A. m.i
9.'O. T. d.
Wa Red Bank
sl5a.m.-Fo lakewood Toms River, Barn elf -ec.
lIO 81. rl-ipr Lakewood. Naurl'-frf, io.- lfpr AT.
IANTlC CITY Int li station. 20 Hfi-iio
SPIN r las,, rob "a htur Tom, Iig,i Ba-uecat,Sc.
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TMPTRIAL GERMAN LINE.

1 HamhIr.-AWfrcan Packet tOmpany's Line for
pLNMOI TIL tItENBOr EG and HAMBU kG. 80
CIMHEfA phil 1n LE-f May y
HfRui-ft. May - ~ IN 4 May -
Eiies passage 20 Plymouth London Cherbourg. Ham
huIl 1uf 80 tlo south OF Englanf; Ir-t Cabin
-iiN Second t.rlu @t4f ~tssracc, 40. Found HIP
reduced rates. -Ico7Irr from Hamburg Nayre and
southampton. so.
kGNIAIDT a. co. &. u. RICHARD & co,
ticacral Agents. General Passenger Agents
gfntd.- broadway. \. y.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY

y Station SeWYork. foot ~ LbrHys; station IA
Brooklyn. foot o. Fultou.si.. Jewels Wharf
Commencing January 10. ISL
Leave New York, foot 81 LiDertysf, "a follows
$50 am.-For Pennington. Easion. Allentown. Reading
Harrisburg. Sc.
7.8Oa n-F0r Scho,cy's Mountain. TIlrl Bridge Branch
D.. l. and Western H. a.. East0n, Allentown WiikesbaTe
MavrIly. &C.
s.45 am.-For Flemingt1n, Iaston. Allentown, Reading
Harrisburg Mauch Chunk, WILLIAMSON, IauaQua. DritOn
Nanticoke Upper Lchigh. scranton. Sc.
D. For Pennington, las; Allentown, Reading, Har
rsburr Maucl, chunk. NaNcriy Sc.
$50 fnFor Ea-ton. Wind Gap. Nauch chunk Iamaqu3
DufOu Wilkcslarre scranton 90.
p. For Sc.0Ocy Mountain, High Bli1ge Branch
EastDn. Allentown. sc.
4.i5p u.-For -omcryille. Pennington. &c
5.BU u. nj Ea~fOu. d., l.. AMI ". r.. Allentown
Rradiar. Harrisburg. Mauch CHUNK Wnkrebarr. &c.
sunday trains leave 70 81 Al M ~ p m for Bound Br0h
intermediate stations; nc =. ta-O1 Allen
town. Harrisburg and the West.
For Newark nj j4j. G.la, Gi5 7l5. Tf5 SIS IS 9l5
$50 10 10 go 1915 m.. - m; - 3, 800 :, ian, D. $50
53I g. G:lJ. 63O as SIS. glj, 1913, lllJ, - p. NJ
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SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NETWORK. APRIL 80, 1881.
ARRIVED.
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Gunner Resoris.
A DIRONDACK STMMER RESORT.

4 DlR0NDACK SUMNER RESORT.
bcan ss{ pine g@, R nd AT h pyre sns s@s9s 3
eorbiela tons 10 , Ooinf ane nSu d an a.
house '' ''i'' f0'' 0D'' ana @ = fRyIoR. INV
south schroon Post Office. Essex county y. =.
4 FEW GENTLEMEN can have excellent
4 hoaif 90 weekly 23 minutes from Liberty A. minutes
from station facing New YORK Ray bathing and fishing Ad
dIess A. kiARlcH, Pamrapo NJ.
4 MOUNTAIN RETREAT.-Terrace Hall,
wayl beautiful scenery drives boating nshing choice
Coinno'mtlonsi moderate terms
4 NETWORK PHYSICIAN will receive an
H. 3D. Box, i.-9j, city.
4 Won BEACH HOTEL,
- BATH, LONG ISLAND. y. y.
ihs 1o9@e will open early ia June irstclass family
THOMAS i WINCHESTER Proprietor.
RERkSIllRE'S MOST POPULOUS RESORT
- MApLEWonD HALL
1000 ieet above the sea coml'nea within itsot crery
dy special season utos OPEN. June J. Address GEORGE
W. kIirELLE, MANAGER West alstst. cty.
EATSKILL MOUNTAINS.
june l5 90 octoncr Electric ht gls steam hot and cod
TI' fo Igie gf' eg . I"p 10 IT, IHhNPE
COUNTRY BOARD can be obtained in phi
- yaic mmil healthy location purc mountain gin tcanti
esr ', .. .nP t,Iis o aSI'S I H
nneton County. vermont
BOARD in the Catskills for - per week.
~ t hhd ser Photograph. TODAY ~ frcnchs Hotel or ad
COTNTRY BOARD WANTED.-Wantcd by
oi . 4' n' I.n'. Di , ' roy ~, .
h,alinr o, ,,' 4, 'i .r.e ri M Sew, WIZ VII, p,,nry
ol -l aHi glass. spot in III" 81. l".ir ~ .rf'u"l
railway STATION. le-t ol noes EVEN Adlir--. stating
terms ami s,.n9 location. ErCkLtN. rrihun" office
ERANSTONS WEST POINT HOTEL
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- -, ,, . -, -, =,
n sAIT-WatCr front high elevation; hcteeen Hast
LII 49,, ,,, ,,,t,'ti i ,i en-
venuce s55OoO greater rart NAV remain ON ofcssc
OWNER Room g Windsor Hotel '
PRETTY COI-XTRY HOME torort ar for
garden ma stable ~ g.. - 700. i,lt s0 9rflv furnished
Apply 10 VI VI J.. TNYiOIi I7'Waust
err! ~ -.----
sS5 thirty 1nu,es iroia cts i've nom depot HOWARD
BELL
A SIORIA.-FOT sale or To let. the tlrSt-ClaSs
tn rC s S SSn 6 s sa ' 5ra4 ' S
and the IrGSo' ri 4lp os,.,,c r,-,o,o ,,.,
- "
4 / BLOOMFIELD. y. J.-NcNcIal houses to
aSs 'iS iGTnihe e5 q. from oa 10 ssl Ear @ ' ne
boylE coayryan1gr H.o' H. ~ a cover ,, r,' once
1 Il BLOOMFIELD y. I.-IO LEA very
y fine hons an irIroycnrrt, 20 rooms: near station:
Iei Sio9 hane,ope house. j. TGr , mar i2, fcn'
II ,omfcld y. j. .Oyt: Post OHcci
L HUDSON. y. O.-FOr sale, GlcnWOOd,
yeT aI9 i 2so t ss. "a laSg c ' . yaasa or 5
ias sFh c, a aad ed i sr c i, S,' , ' 20" l
Sg cSST. aigeF arp s5t ~ & % i %
place carefully drancd aid ao' ,v gee rgn nalar ani
IL cOstiantis st. room b. ir.wcen ava = pm
\ l. MADISON, y. J--fVk SILL "s'y'
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r,at YAH. IS Of IT, choicest fl.il s. EDDY d, -ANEE d.,
iro4dv1y.
1 T ORANGE. y. j. uci@EhoIhcod speciality
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-01
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIVL

ALL RAIL LINE Tor pcrth Amboy south Amboy. Rec
pau. Loug Branch. GrOfe Ashuy Park Point Pras
ant Toms River bari,gaf ATLANrlc ClrN.Nc
Leave al >, $50. llf5 o. u. $50, $780, g. $50 b. M
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man
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-01

NHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.-A lady
- breaking mp housekeeping desires situation FOR her
Enfsl chamleunaid ami waitress IN small private family
IN The city. \ East 2ith-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-01

y
~ UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
FOR OF EENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Leaving Pier IS y r., foot 81 King.st.
WYOMI NG Tuesday, May 3. $50 a.
AEILDN aiay, May 10 2}O
" ~ W - utnfh1 MAY ~ a. iI
NEVADA. .............. Tuesday, NAV y, $50 p.
ABYSS NJ Tuesday May 81, 1890
&c These steamers buit of iron. in waterght conf
pdrtmeuts furnished with every requisite 10 make
the passage the Atlantic both safe and Agreeable hay
ing bathroom. snoklng-roou, draWingrp0m piano aud
library; also NprTicuced cWaress and caterer ON
each steamer The a upper deck, thus insur
irg those greatest Of all uxntic7 AZ perfect ventilation
and hphi.
CABIN PASSAGE according 10 staterOOm $50 $50 aud
800. INTERMEDIATE SO STEERAGE at low rates.
OFFICE 80. - BROADWAY.
f.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-01
Gonntrp 31ropertn for Sale an0 Go Cri

4 BEAUTIFUL HOME of 50 acres for sale
chcapLarge house I'm foo order plenty ~ shade fruits
81 all Snds depot hour IRON NewNork city; fine
location; price $4,000 Apply 10 W NJ, +. o. Box l2l,
SomprNillp y !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-01
Wtean Cleaners.

NOTICE-"LANE ROUTE"
PROM NEW.NORK TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENS
TOWN
FROM PIER 40. 30 NORTH RIVER.
"Wednesday. lth May, 900
PALMNR A.............. Wednesday An May. 9.
ALGERIA .... Wednesday ilth May. D.
fScNTHTA .-...-.. "Wednesday 18TH May, n.
Steamers marked thus do not carry stccrnge.
Cabin passage $50 and 500 return tickets favorable
terms.
stcege tickets and nom an parts ~ Europe very low
rates. Freight and passage office, No Rowling Green.
VERNON II. BROWN & co. Agents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-01

A STORIA-For sale or To let, the irst-cass
residence. containing fifteen rooms. modern improve
Incns and Of ground the corner Oi Grndaye
~ n Nj WHITNEY, Surswicl Tc-lncc Astoria !. l.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-02-14
I"pIy "PT.REIO0f. GUILMEITE's
French ExiGneyP0d
WHICH CURES By ABSORPTION.

WHICH COhEN 81 AhSOhf 'lVN.
Ask your drqsg, st for Prof. 6uume'le's
French Kidney Pad. and take no o,her. IL he
hns not got it, send 81 and you will rccsive the
TE5TiMOEIALS FROM TIE PEOPLE.
JUDGE Brakeman, LAWYER, Toledo, o., gays:
On OF Pro-. 6uilmette's French Kidney Pads
cured me of Lumbago in three weeks time.
Ny cose had been given NJ Ovthe be doctor.
a. in urable. During al this time suffered
untold agony and paid out large suns Of
money. .
George Veiter, J.. p, Toledo, o.. SAVE. J
suffered for three years with sciatica KID
new Disease, aud often had to 30 anna on
crutchcs. | was entirely and perm9pen "
cured u ,er wearing Prof. Guilue te trouca
Kidney Pads four weeks.
'Squire N. q. Scott. Sylvania o., wiites'
l have been n great sufferer Tor IS ye1rs wi
Bright's Disease Of the kid0eys. for, Week'
ut n time | was unable to get Out OF bed loQl
barrels of med cine. but they gave me ools
Temporary relief. / wore two OF Pros. Gull
metle's Kidney Pads six weeks, rpd ! noH
know | an entirely cured.
Mrs Helen Jerome, Toledo, o., say FOl
years i have been confined, a gIe9t part Ottie
time to my bed, with Lucorll@a a,a ,elnai'
weakness. 1 wore ms OF Gull Tette Mduey
Pads and was cured In one month
u. b. Green, wholesals grocer, FipdlJy. o.;
writse: | suffered Tor o years VITA lame b Oh
and in three weeks was pei llanen. r. curcd >
we ning one OfProf Guilmh tte's ldrpe PADS
b. r. Keesling, NJ. d., drugsit, Lon.
pore. Ind, when SO ding IN 40 QUEER ior nd
nev Pads, Rriics: / wore one &C tle ~ It Orc'
we had and / received mole benefit ilOn j
than anything I ever wed, ~ ,0ct Sc .
1--WE better general satis,action than any lid
ney remedy we ever sOld.
Ray &c shoemaker, druggist H3nn'tai'
Mo-: We ere liking up lively uaGe N YOU
Pads, aud ere hearing Of good results ilOG
them every dog.
FOR sale by S. Mansfield & Co., Mem
phis.