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Artistic BrOnzes Clocks and Dc :orarIve Porcelain.
THEODORE +. STARR.
JEwELLER,
| No. 2O8 FIFrHAvE, Madison Square.
between 25th and 20th.sts.
The entire third floor of this establishment appropriated
k9K s @ tGGsae S WITH w eaSsss
his latest inpOratiOns. aud at MODERATE PRICES.
An inspection is particularly Invited
Fassers Ice Cream r. Good Families Churches and ths
trade supplied Order 9y mai or telephone No. IL Bible
Henry A. Daniels VI. De- Itt Lexnyt)nIVe, n,Ir 2sa.si
Hours TO and5DI.
Attention ~ gtntle n9n
Mineral Waters.
CONGRESS wATER-The pnTest and safest OF all cathir.
domestlci they impair the digestive organ, and kdney+
Piles permanently eradicafed within three weeks No
lars containing De- H0Yr II West 24tsE
Post ONCE Notice.
8 ISL close At This ONCE TUESDAY, a 800
WEbSESDAY st4 a. mp for Europe by steamship ealla.
via Queenstown correspondence ior France must DC
steamship Canada via Haye on THURSDAY at 1870 ~.
respondenco for Germany and France must be specially
H VIA Pymou cRsrooas sOs and 8aSss ON sArG
DAY at M Sr n1GGPe by ;eansP CITY s q C9Sse
must be specially addressed am az M iSI scotland
belgium direct by steamship Rhynland via AntweIp and
at la for Europe, by steamship Oder via southampton
leave NewlOrk March The mails for Porto klco leaye
March The malta Havana ana Mexico leave NewYork
T Town LEAVE awe rs 5 maTc The mails for the Vest
Indies Brazil Argentine leave NewIork March The
The mails for Australia san Francisco March z?
The China and Japan leave san Francisco March l3
Post ONCE Now.YOrk. February 26 ls9l
r. someryille, AuctiOneer. by GRO. A. LSAvTrr & Co.
!!LTHE COALE COLLECTIoN.u
THIS, TUESDAY, EVENING.
THIS. Tuesday. EVENING.
HAT COOPER INsrITUTEiu
without any reserve the Collection Of Paintings formed by
g. A Coale jr, 81 Louis
4 collection that embraces two of the great MeissOner
kaf%mereTs famous triumph o. The salon 81
ls @e S ~ pS5 Guat pS IeeSyr
Max's Christian Martyr two fine works BY Diaz ana most
schenok ziem Bertrand Joarasn Iaeagst Ay1si
Sss ssysnss superb 10 tss
q equally dmPosapt names ~ ma ana nnbs
tomorrow, Wednesday Evening second and last d''A
UNREs SERVED SALE.
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Auui''' THE TRIBUNE,
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I" w "''' CHARLES A PEABODY, JR, President
I2Th CTweiith Assembly District Republican Asseeia
honReEular monthly meeting this association win %
held a. No. 10 AZ yS9ppg
~ GAS. n. JEnoIIM,s Secretary. '''-''' :
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XIIh Assembly Dstrc, Republican Association meets
ar O7 West 3Ith-st, March l. 1881. az y p m.
CHARLES A. PEABODY. JR, President
]. W. HAYES. Secretary.
18th CTweiith) Assembly District Republican Ass9eia.
uOn-Regular monthly meeting Of this Association win Da
held Headquarters No 10 Avail tina Tuesday evening"
March !, ats o'clock. ASA DBhNNET, PresloonI
CHAs. NJ JEROLAMAE. Secretary.
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NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
IN NEW LINZ.

y
For TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
NewYOTK from station c. A. X Of " j. loot OF LAD
ertyst
For Philadelphia Ninth aud Greenss at 74j o. 10 l;l6
IN a. 4:jO $50 Z, &, 1880 - On SUNDAY AZ
S:4a a. m: $3.50. Z. 1880. ~ p. M.
For nird and EcrEsss, At $50 Has an 1880 4:3O
$50 a. NJ Ou sunday at ~ ia - . . -
FOR Trenton Warren Tuckcrss 5JO 7:i5, o. TO- Has
1880 f. 4:3n 4lJ. 30 Z, \ ll:3U IL M SUNDAY,
$40 5:3U e 1881. IL y. III.
Retu IN leave Pmldc plha Tor New.lOrk
Stations Philadelphia aud Reading X r. corner smith
AMI Il cn-sts 1870. $3.50. $50, II ll5. y -
5.4I GAO 100 On sunday at $3.50 a. ~; J3O OiO
Prom Th1d and Berks-sts AZ 4i5. 500. hl l:2O
$40 1880 p. sunday az $40 a, IN; 1880. l!:M m
trenton. Warren ana Tncker.i<' 10. 80 b;io
g. 80 B. :u lUsS ll:2p 2 IA, Al, $50 1;25, BID
d. m SUNDAY li2j. i:4j. $50 ~; o:lJ. 40 p.
Connection Is msde Jersey Guy Station TO ana from
BROOKLYN nnd Eric j pot, Jersey city - -
tickets Tor loot ~ LIBERTY st., NOS 23H 2bl, ]Ol.
o;I 81 513 BrOadway and the principal no, Sos
ana Cours and Annex Office Jewels Wharf, BrOlklyn
Y DOids Express viii call for ana
cIeck baggage hotol 20 destination App
cation c. at "a and l.3 Broadway. 3B III ave-,
New York Court Buokyn All these Offices are an
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ON AND AFTER JANUARY II. 1881.
Express Trains leave hewf0rk via DeDrOsses and Cor
Iandt streets Ferries. as iOilowH
4:JO 1880 $40. 40 Limted), Ii J. 800, $40 l.
o. :, COY anu ~ ~ an3 ii - M 1uniyS a
Express Trains NcWYork daily. except sunday at
1880 D. running through via Trenton and Cam
BOas Ot brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trains at jersey CITY anOrng speedy and direct transfer
for BrOoKiyn travel
Renrnlng transieave West Philadelphia IDOL 3a5 I:25
T. 1850 $780, aid IL CAmited Express 1880 D. MI l.
4, and y. III. sunday, l2:U $3.50
a. M T. T. aud Sp. Leave Philadelphia via Canton l.
IN and 800 y. N daily, except SUNDAY.
Ticket OniCes 52B Btl House. and
foot DrAbrOsses aud Brook
station foot Nos. IL T.
1lG and il Hudson HobOken.
Ticket Office. x Battery.nlCe.
The NewYOrk Transfer call for and check
baggage from hotels and resideucoL
IRANK THOMSON, J.. r. FARMER
General Manager GEM Passenger Agt
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{ lGampoats anu RaiIrOaas.

A REDUCTION OF FARE.
"A , FALL RIVER LINE. ...,,,- t,-,,
g TO BOSTON. FOR SPECIAL LIMITED TICKET%
CORRESPONDING reduction 10 all Eastern points
steamsts and OLD COL my Daily 5uny s, Sa
cepeirom Pier ZN r. foot OF MuTravst i ASH po Leave
Brooklyn ~ Jersey city 4:DJ n m. Wis Annex boats
Itcseis staterooms &c. bs obtained AZ all prinoii
hoeis an" ticket once at The office the Pier ano on
steamers.
'Gpue AGENT AQent
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6eln n1anteo.


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THE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
i NEM.YOKk. LAKE, ERIE AID MEsrERM kAIL-

ROAD.
ARRANGEMENT oF TRAINS TAKING EFFECT NOVEMBER 10, 1880
a m Gncnnan and G9eago Bay EEpress Drawing
3D. M (Daiy.)-Fas Louis Express arriving at Bu.
faO at a. connecting with last trains 10 the West ana
Southwest Pumans best Drawing Sleeping Coaches
D. M DAILY J-Paciac Express for tho West sleeping
without change also Hotel Dining Cars Chicago
7:lb y. m--Emigr4nt tram or tue Wet
Newark, SAB. $40 1880 Nj @iO, 4;2O O2O 6:lO l5V
D. m. aud II midnight Saturday nights only sundays. vlo
Euihefiord aud Passnc O. $50 TO- 1920 m.-the 1920
lab g. 500 4:lO b:lO 60 BlO. $780, B. 1850 ~ mid
night sundays, O, $50. 1920 a. H. l45, $50 D. In ana Il
PaItrson g. 1850 TO- 1920 NJ noon las B. $50. 4;to
night sundays $3.50, 1920 M las. $3.50 D. M and IL
Paterson via Newark 0l5 $40 1880 m 8iO 42O, 500
6l0 1850 p H., and ~ midnight saturday nights only sun
SaGerH g. 75O 1920 m lao $50 s. G:lO 7:l5 and 10
midnight sundays. 9, $3.50, 1920 m- li41 $3.50 and
- waTW,cE 100 1920 a. ~, $3.50 p IN.
NewblrE ani Cornwall 1860. a. H. $780, 400 M Sun
Rondout and Kingston. ~. $3.50 p. M. Sundays $50
Goshen g. 100 9. m; 800 $50 $780, T. 7.I5 p m.
SMiddietown, 100 O. 1870 a. m $780, $50. T. 7l5 p m
Sundays $3.50, 1920 NJ $50 m The M and t;5g
T. trains connect with kew'HOrk and oswego Midland
Port Jervs 100 o. 1920 m. AGO. O. z. 7il5 p sun
days $50 1920 a. m. o. $50 and p. M.
S0TE~Boa leave 2Sd.st quarter quarter AFTER
rOm 6J n IN to 9a0 No. and Al lOi1 ana ll'ao
4ckes for passage APARTMENTS IN DrawinE Room
and gsaser Of Bagsags may be left a lao Com
pahy tIoa,osyn az a. the Con,Danvss Denos ~ -
Express Trains from West arrive In NewYork at 72o
anu LIZ JSo. & GBBoTf Genp Passr Agent, Nsw.YOrh
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Trans leave for Engewood Costvr Permont and NY
aek 800 $3.50 M T. 800 eiSO $40 80 lliSo pin
S aass n, minutes iateT saturday nights. -.
Nsnust sprTnE valsy and MOnssy. 7oO ESQ mS 4'se
p'n mo. X. ABBOTT. General pAssr Agent NswYork
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NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY
~ Leave New.York foot Aberty st. y. H.
VIA BTanChpOrt:
For SANDY look s:l5 ll:ij a M, y. 10. -
For Monmouth Beach. seaDriglt aud Highlands O. 3D.
ll.i5a. ~, 3:3 .. y.
VIA Red Bank;
$40 n n.-For Manchester Toms River Barnegat &c; $3.50
1880 pm For Manchester, Toms River, ATLANTIC CITY
stations TO Baysde
a.. m-F0T Writings Toms RIVER Barncgat &C
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DALTIIiMd90IRiE and OHIO y RATL | B!


wa Philadelphia. baltimore and Washington. -
Op and after Dec Passenger Trains from Central T.
r. OF New ersey depot the foot OF Lbertyst follows
"a. mExcfpt sunday for Washington and tho West Win
p m-Daiiy Tor washington Cincinnati Chicago and 81
Louis Enre train runs through TO CnicIBJ Also through
iiiS D. m--Dsy for Washington and tho West with
The New B ana O. PALACE SLEEPING CARS ATTACHED
20 AL trains
No otherIine makes faster time to the West "a,
Trans from the West at GAO M. 4p M and HS'
p m. -. -,
Principal oHice 315 Broadway also GA Broat
TcNes secured and checked through odesanaoa
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSE1 :.
~ Station IN New-YOrk foot Of Ihberty.st. station III
BROOKLYN, foot OF Fult INST, JEWELS Wharf r., -,
CONNER cling December j, ls6O-Leaye Newfoik ioo' Vi
Liberty st.. as follows: ,...
$50 m-FOr bennington, Easton, Allentown. Reading
$50 a. M For schooey's Mountain High Bridge Branch
H.. L. & Western T. H., Esson, Allentown WlKesOlie'
$40 4. rn-For Pennington Easton. Allentown. Reading
HarUiaburC Mauch Chunk WiamspOrt, Tamaqun DfhlOh'
NanticOke. Upper Lehigh, scranton. sc :, H.. 1,t
For bennington. EastOn, AheDtoWn hehulns,
risburg. Mauch CnuDk. Wayerly, sc. 60 ,r.r,oora
ID. For EastOn. Bath. Mauch Chunk, lhmtau@
Dr1fton, WilkesbaTfe, scranton. Sc -, .,,,- r-.oh
m.-lOr ScbonleYs AOuhiain High Bridge BrahOn'
1.55 y. m.-Fur Someryille, Remington &c.
$50 u. m.-FOr Eastou d., l.. AMI w. r. r., hllentOWn
Reading, Harrisburg, Mauch Chunk Wilkesbarre, &c.
Sunoay leave at S5 n II Tor Bound Brook
intermediate stations at $3.50 D. NJ for fastOn Aleh
For Newark at J:45 6:I5 Gl5 7l5 7i5, Sl5. SAB g.l6
$3.50, 10. 1880 ia M ~ m, 3 $40 $3.50 D. 0'JV
b:l5 g. GLIB $50 715. $40. Hil5, 1918, ll;l5 ~ D.
Of the brooklyn and Erie Annex" make connections
aud from Jersey Ctty station
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

AND UNIFIED SIATE0 NAIL ROUTE .
Trains York. Dcslr0s4ts ant NOrtlandt
Streets Ferries. ~ follows
HARRISBURG. Ptspufg. tuH est AMI SOUTH WIN fulnan
Palace attached, IN. d AMI 80 - m dai!v
MliamHpJrt. Lick Haven = a. NJ -;dp p m ifIN anu
fuc AZ $50 g. connecting az CORY Tor Ituafl" ftIIo
Jii Regions
Erpr,ss' Pullman Panor Car dairy rKcrlt SUNDAY
10 M: =. ~ Regular Al 49, AMI $40
a. ~. 3iORnt 10 vi. sunday. y ~ ~ and lOp IN
EStres. lur baltimore. except SUNDAY, D. IN. . -.
Express for Nest Philadelphia, 4:tu, 100 - S;t, y N"
Limied), II l. 300 $40, T. p, H. I. so, anu ~ p W.
IL ulshL sunday ago and A ~. .. D. l. ':'O aud
EInrt.s ior Philadelphia via Camden 1880 and M
iag 60,
trains A. Jersey CITY, an0tdlugG Fpcoy and dfect tau'cr
~ ram arrive from rtspurs =. 1910 a M 93i p m
,..ib d. m except MONDAY From
Washington and Baltimore. Gipl VI, jJO 30 lolO r. m
sunday $50 a aud 100 D. ~ Pom Phlalelphi1 ~
0.yi and sop M SUNDAY 300 U.JO 1910. Lao a la,
.{n O.iE ud 10 Il.
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GERMAN LINE.

II W =
Il Htmburg.Amer.Cau Packet Companvs Line for
PLYMOUTH CHEKBOU 10 aud HAMBC 20
FNIA "a 81 LFolA March
WIEI.A = -. March s Observation-Disclosures 10
Katcsoi passage ~ Plymouth. Lol ION ChrrD nrS Ham
burg all points the sOIth Of England FIRST CaDin
$50 second Cabin $50 seerlgt $50 Round trip az
dnccd rarea. Strrrlgc from Hamburger IIavre So
kUNIIARDr * CO. C. r. RICHARD * co.
general Agents. General Passenger AgcntA
Ilnlh \. Y. 40. u BrnlhMay. y. y.
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NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIVE

ALL. FAIL LINE fol Perth AmbOy. South AmbOy. RED
Bank Long Branch ocean Grove Asbury Park Point Pleas
ant Toms River, harne yat, ATLANTIC CITY &c.
Leavr NewY0rk loot Libertyst, at 3. 3d. llA3 o. nj
1880. $780, A. 5:3Op m
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oN AND AFrER JANrARy Il. 1881.

DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MESr, AND THE FASTEST TIME Consistent
WITH ABNOLI re SAFEIY
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7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

- PASSENGER TRAINS on ami after June I, 1880 VII
foot Curaudt aud Dcshfossezst 7fO
m H. IN, nnd i,r Easton. Bethclcm. Allcnto
Rradmr Nauch Chunk, Wtlkreb4Tre. Tpwauia Maycry.
Ihar .nryl Lyons. Buno the West Pullman sleep
ing colrirs attached to $50 y. m. train
Trains leaving 30 and l m connect Tor al
roiut- ia and Hay eOl fA regions
y. BA iSGTON, General Passenger Agent
General Eastern once corner huIch anl toi ianl So
Al 4.
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NINETEEN TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY EXCEPT
SUNDAY THREE DEPOTS ~ PHILADELPHIA,
NEM.NOlIk.
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FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
CONNECiION Leave foot OF Liberty-st for Freehold
h:l5. ll:lh m; !. 5:3U p m.
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pOTTLED GOODS, Packer or Useful Man.
D thoroughly experienced packer OF bottled goods de
porter useful man IN store
factory temperate and can give best recon-
mendsions Please call address DANIEL W., las West
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GERMAN MAIL.

TMIEKIAL NEKMNN MAIL.
Il NDRrH GERMAN LLOYD
sTEAM~IIIP LINE BETWEEN NETWORK,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN 49,.
ECKAR..... sat. Fcb. - DpER.......Nat, Mafch D.
MAI N........~ai %. ~ 40 nar D ~
RATES OF PASSAGE rom y EW ORKD SOUTHLAND.
ton. HAVRE OK BREMEN;,v sno
FIRST SO SECOND CABIN .----fOV
SrEERAOE $50. .-.--- ..-..,
tickets rcducel Prepaid sleea 20 Sn
oaca 52-. icam"rs SAT- trOm Pier between S'Coi"' anu
Thirds t., Iobukcr, MI 80, . ,,...,,.. ,,..o,
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NOTICE-"LANE ROUTE"
FROM NETWORK TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENS
TOWN.
, FROM PIER NO. 40 NORTH RIVER
WedneSdly, 25u rep. noon
oAillA Wednes ilY "a March. b:3Oa M
~ Wednesday 9h Mareh noon.
PAhItlIA Wednesday. 1871 March oSJ m
Iaon patag. So so ani 500 return ucSet' OnaVor
steerae tckets parts Europe very low
rates Freight aud passage office No. Bowling Green.
NERNON II. BRDWN a co. AgentA
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CINCINNATI, CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS
~ AND THE WEST,

VIA BALIIMOIlE MD WASHINUTUN.
Leave Nrw-N OTa. Tot libCrty.sr:
q a ~. For Wa EtOn Cincinnati ChiCagO &C.
u. ibay Fast Line Through Coaches AM sleeping
ara o Cincinnati CHICAGO. IOuls. &
ll3O D. M DAILY Tor Wa-hinep Cincinnati, Chicago &c
Tor sale and checked at foot oil Libci
~ H. g. Il. Il. Of y. J. ..
JOSEPH =. HARRIS. II. 7. BALDWIN,
General Manager Gen Pass. Agt.
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TOR BOSTON.-NEW PULLMAN LINE via
L \. Y. y. u. aud ~ H. r. Leave Grand CenIG Depot
trains y. IN. Oct tickets Now.TOtk
New. tn gland RalIrOnL
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WASHER or CLERK.-By a neat young
~ man. sho is willing. competent and Trustworthy can
give tho biRhest referencss Address A. VANBUsKIkK
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sitnarions mantso aiales.

GROCERY CLERK.-By a young Irishman
m of years exps in groceries
and liquors single viii work Tor mOdei ate and has
rStcass references Please call or address W. NJ 20
nd.af
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NASHIER, COLLECTOR or HARDWARE
~ sALEslfAN.-By thoroughly experienced business
has 20 years business experience understands the
az
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HoACHMAN or GROOM and COACHMAN.-
~ Understands bis In all its
country GOOD references sober quiet and honest Please
address ]. r., S11 Ath-ave.
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HOACHMAN, or manager of gentleman'i
~ wanted BY trustworthy reliable and re
ep0sbe married (24 who thoroughly understands hi
business best Of references Address JOSEPH
Il MAIOY, Thomast0wn, Conn.
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ID ARTENDER-A bright, intelligent, willing
I'D and lpolts Young (sngel wishes employment as
ssistant hartender mixing drinks and can
fnTnish unexceptorabe would work for mod
rae salary position being more OF an object
than wages Can or address JOHN MI kRAY $40 CheIrys
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OFFICE ASSISTANT.-By a neat, bright,
" sharp quick, intelligent young American age - AZ
off, assista or In Wholesale house has had CIV eA
pei1ence and can unexoeptOnae CITY reeence 80
would accept moderate compensation Can OF #uess W.
T'r,,
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DORTER-By an ndustrioh., strictly tenn
perate or as driver or useful man IN Wholesae
moderate wages Cali address THOMAS LAKkIN. 2eO
OTTAWA City,
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~ UELRICn5 & Co. Bowlln2'ureen.
TNAIAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.

FOR QUEENsrONN AND LIVERPOOL.
SoTiCF--Ino sLclmurs Lluo Lieutenant
Ntaury IS. Lane routes 81. scasJuspt tue yolr
CIV ~ MOS D. rUKDAY Feb. % p. m.
INV ~ t'll d ltDAN Mar ..
CfTY ~ JONTItt ~. ~ ltSDAY. Mar 10. D. m.
CiiV ~ BEitL[N 90. II HDAI, Mar ~. a.
CiIS or lsl III B~DAG arch a. noon
per 81 - n, foot of ChailtOn-sI
CABIN $50 $50 aud siDl Return uckct on favorable terms
STEhNAGE. ~ Prepaid rjh Drafts al oWest rates
Sa.oOns. rilcrpOnh Emu~iuR ami pai roOn, ah"isAp+
IlrAc steamer do not carry cattle Sleeper pigs. . -
JOHN c. DALE. Agent, 81 and 81 lIuaiwAy ~
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WAITER or USEFULMAN.-
I'D temperate reliable, experienced man. y years OF age
with references Of the highest character Can be seen nc De
aow addressor win call desired place THOs j. DEAN
Conen II
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I'D q smart energetic young German American assist
cashier Is possessed OF large
rive sby has eight experience In some OF the lead
Of this Metropolis reference the best
Ia thus city, single sober Sensible shreWd shaI and willing
security furnished Address FRANK BERGMAN l72 East
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-20

DILLIARD- MARKER, &c.--A sharp, quick,
I'D bright young American age ~ yishesa position as BIZ
liardmarker assist bartender. understanding mixed
Srnks furnish good references and would Work for
small wages Gail or address, H. COZ Myrtieaye BROOK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-20

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
i sailing FROM Pier foot ul Canll.st, North river
For san Francisco Via tue isthmus ot Panama, -
COLON aturiay February 10, noon
Connecting for Central nmd south America and AeN;o
From san Francisco T. japan aud emma -
From san Francisco 10 Honolulu. New-ZeAaul anu Aus
trala. ,,..,. ., a.. 90.
arrival Of London malls al Nll frllilt5l
Passengers for yardcd TO AN FRA NCI 50 ~ D"IOn
ISLAND~. JAPAN. CHINA NEWIEAlA y u. - T. :, -;
LA, SOUTH AMERICA, CENTRAL AMH"l0A aHN
Tor freight passage. and general information apply ~
1P'' H. j. BU LAY,
Sunerutcudnnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-20

or GROCEk1 CLEKh.-Dy
I'D willing competent man. who is willing 70 Work aud max
iiuseh usefn best Of Address JAMES WHITE
81 w l3Oth.SL and 3d-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-20
Eflusieal gnstruments.

DEATTY'S ORGANS. $50 to 81, 900, 2 to 81
tons Pianos si25 up Catalogues free. Address or ca
IN F DANIEL r. BEATTY, washington ~ j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-20
TO PHILADELPHIA
rENNsYLV ANA RAILROAD

TIE oLDEsTABLIsHED hOurE AND SHORT LINZ
Bk1WEEN
NEWYOHK AND PHILADELPHIA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-20

ID ARTENDER.--A bartender's place wanted
ID by q smart sober competent young man 90 Is Wiag
safcv drnks Of an kinds second 70 none In the
SSssatne.s Adiresa PATRICK PRINTY. 43l 3daYe
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-04-26

MAST TENNESSEE LODGE, No. 34-Meets
u Tuesday nights at Odd Fellows Hail, %eSt
side Market Square. VIM. Samuels, NJ D. ! l.
Ambrose v c.; Z. w. Adkins, r. S., and Pern
Sec /; Geo. hcIntire Treasurer.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-04-26
J. z. BAUMANN,
kRCHTTEzC1ss

-1sT TExyFssEE DYE HOUSE.
= ID LEWIS, Proprietor.
Win any kind Of securing S eat af Cav
Sfraat oD1osite W. W. Woodruff & Co.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-04-26
ONE OF KNOXVILLE'S YOUNG
LADIES CURED OF
OZOENA.

KNOXVILLE Tenn, February 70.
ssFor many years L have been suffering with
OzoENA an offensive disease In the nose-rhaVlng
in that time tried a great many remedies. ana
grew worse all the time, and III this condition L
Glazed myself under the treatment OF DR.. Jones,
and have been rapidly improving ever since, ana
now in month, | find am entirely CURED. am
under a thousand obi atio TO Dr.: Jon s.
N ~ WIFE NUKIRCHNER.'
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-04-26

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symptoms of approaching fever and ague. Use
without delay Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, which
substitutes for the chilly sensation genial warmth
regulates the stomach. and imparts tone to the
liver. The bowels, the stomach and the hillary
gland being restored to healthy condition, the
disease is conquered at the outset.
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