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, 1881-11-02
AFGHANISTAN.
K1LLA ABDULA. Oct. 2.

KILLA ABDULA. OCC. <.
TIE details of the Ameer's victory tele-
graphed last Sunday are generally correct,
but it was not quite so easily won as at
first reported. The Candaharl regiments
who formed Ayooh's front line at first
re2ulsed the Aneer's attack and even cap.
tured three of his guns, when one Cabnlt
and three Herati regiments in the reserve
opened fire on them and the irregulars.
The Candaharis even then withdrew IN
gool order and were lntrenchlng them
selves in the old city Of Candahar TO make
a final stand when the two Cabuil regl'
mems, which bad been with Ayoobs
baggage, attacked them in the rear. The
cavalry on bo,h sides took little or no
part in the fight. Twenty-Five guns fell
into the ~victor's hands, exactly the num-
Der we gave him last April. Of the
Slrdars with Ayoob, only Gholam Mnhald-
deem, Khan has remained in the city, but
several Others, among them Strip nur-~
Mahomed-Khan, are in the vicinity, hop
ING to make terms with the Ameer. Ger
tain of the bazaars and some houses OF the
rich Afghan merchants and OF our Farsi
wan friends were plundered by the mob
aud stray ed soldiers. but the damage done
was not great. On the other hand the
villages for a considerable distance round
the city were given over to the troops to
plumber until noon on The oath ult., when
the plundering ceased by the Amest's
orders.
On Friday, the 23td, the Ameer went to
say prayers in the great mosque, and there.
H.. H. lionnunrnH n 80
clamation to which II of the principal
, 1881-11-02

%aT is hereby na'e kaown, that en-
e account q tha dangerous cAarac-
Ter assumed at present by tao yellow
fever at Barbados, vessels arriving
from that place win until further
notice be subject 70 . quarantine OF
10 days, to be reclansd from the
departure Of the vessel from the SAID
place or from the removal Of the
last case Of fever from the ship.
Vessels, wish respect to which it
is proved in q satisfying manner,
that they have only called at the
island without having had any inter
course, are only subject to inspection
by the neutrality-suspicious.
Presidency Secretary'o Office, st.
Croix the 29th October 1881.
N. r. NIoSUI.
c03st.
, 1881-11-02
PAaSENGFaeS
ARRIVED.

ARkIVFD,
Ter schr Vigilant from st. Thomas
Oct. 29-Councillor G. HattenSen, Mrs.
Josephine Farrelly, Mr.. ard Mrs. r.. Grove
Louisa Pellcrs and two daughters, Robert
Williams, James Cornelius and Maria
Stevens.
BOOKED AND LEFT
For st. Thomas Oct, 2S-Joseph Hey
Tiger.
Oct. 29-Martin Pickran to st Jan.
Oct. 30-boy Joseph Robert to St. Tho.
mas.
Oct. 31-Theodor O'Mahony, child, and
servant, Julius Frederick, Robert Grove
and wife, Pilot A. Hansen, Dantes Fortu,
nat, Michael Marcus, James Cornelius,
and Clorisa Bastian to st. Thomas
, 1881-11-02
T E L E G. R A NJ S.
ST. THOMAS STATION.

81. 1HOMAS OTAIloNs
New York, Oct. 27rh.-The American
Pres, are strongly supporting Mf. Blalne's
circular respecting the Panama Canal.
The "Times'' in an editorial expresses
the OPINION flat England GAS a right to be
considered q Pac'ic and Atlantic Power,
having Australia. British Columbia aud
other Colonies in both oceans.
Americas refusal of cooperation in the
guarantee Of the Panama Canal is therefore
uninteIlleible.
Mr.. birmingham has been elected M. P,
in the liberal interest, for Berwick.
Freach news states that NJ. Gambetta is
enQuiring i1to the condition OF the docks at
Havre. In a speech at Bolhec he advised
Republicans Of all shades to unite in har.
mOny.
Sir W. Vernon Harcourf, Home Score
tary, speaking at Glasgow, said that the
Government were determined to maintain
order.
New York, Oct. 2Sth.-Tho "Dajly
News 10 "a leading article denies the logic
of Blaiue's Panama Canal Circular, aud
referring 10 the Clayton BuIwer Treaty,
which recognized the right of England,
says that without the guarantees America
assumes an enormous responsibility in
time Of war.
A "Standard' editorial recognizes the
American view, and anticipates that Co
lumbia wi | seek eutrance into the Unto"
when the European guarantee would
create complications.
Mr.. Morgan having declined the Trea-
sury, Chief Justice Folger OF New York
has been nominated.
Mr.. James has been re-n0minated for
the Office of Postmaster General.
1t is announced that the emigrant ship
~'!ThingwalP' has arrived at New York.
News from the Continent announces
that King Humbert has been received in
Vienna.
New York, 22th
Flour ~ brl. st. Lawrence brand, $40
Meal. best Brandywine, y brl. $50.
Heavy Mess Pork " brl. $1S.
c,n,n Crystals " ID So.
''9"i' Fair to good refining W ID 81 to
English Islands Holasses P gal, % to 42o
Exchange, New YORK 4 London, Isl
London 2Sth October.
(Dam3rara Crystals 81 9s. Cd.
Sugar Muscovalo y cw5. el 3. OIL.
Clayed Havana, No. Il. FL 5S vi
aioat.
Demerara Rum " gallon, IS, sd.
Trinidad Cocoa " cyt G4 0s. Od.
Consols. 994 to8
Bank of England Rate Of Discount 5 Pc.
Liverpool C0ttonMildlin9 Upland P ID g..
to J.
3 per cent. Rentes III Paris, Fcs. S4.1o.
, 1881-11-02
NEW ADyEgTG@MME Nh.
acknowledgements

GfAET bekjendtej6ras herved' at
d. paa Grund af den s@rdeles
ondartede Character, hvorved Gul-
Feber for Oieblikket ~optrader paa
Barbados, vile derfra ankommendo
Skibe indtiI videre biive u~nderkastode
en- Karantmne at 10 Dage, at regne
fra den l id, da >kibet forIod nsevnte
Plads, eller fra den lid, da det sldste
Febertilfalde Gernedos fra Skibet.
Skibe, ON hvlIko Diet paa en- til
fredsstiIlo1do Made sodtgj6res, at
de kun have anI6bet Den, men like
havt no2en Communication med
Samme, underkastes karantnne. of-
tcrsyn.
acknowledgements ST.
Croix den code October 1881.
III. II NI5SUI,
9 c1Hs6.
, 1881-11-02
FIR De D.
IL m G r e a
E m { G Il G d.

h III Z z AZ U@
OCTOBER.
81 Eng sloop "Exertion" 3 tons, Cirque,
Tortola, Coal
% Dan Sloop"Pauline" 6 tons, sprawve,
Christiansted, Manure.
" Eng Sloop " Safety" 8 tons, Rymer,
ST. Jan, Coal.
90 .t Sloop "Tidal Wave" 4 tons,
Stephens. Tortola, Coal.
Dan r"Atlantic' SO tons, Hughes,
ST. Thomas, Merchandise.
81 Eng Sloop investigator 3 tons,
V%anterpool, st. Thomas, Coal.
Cleared d..
"a Dan Schr "Atlantic'52 tons, Hughes,
st. Thomas, Ballast
q Eng Sloop "Exertion" 3 tons, Cirque,
Tortola, Ballast.
2s Sloop "Safety7 3 tons, Bymer,
st. Thomas, Ballast.
" Dan Sloop "Pauline" 6 tons, Srrawve,
Chr~istiansted, Ballast.
, 1881-11-02
I'D a n ELS
Registered OF persons buried I'm
the public cemetery at Chris
tiaczsted.
Id e a 4, ~ 8

October 9-Andrew Joseph of Estate
Golden Grove aged % years.
+" l1-Mrs. Sophia Krause aged 81
years
" "-Sophia Krause aged | day.
+" 12-A1elinc Slater aged ID years.
" ls-Julia DeWmdt aged 30 years.
" 2O-Grace May Willard aged s
weeks.
" 22-FIederik Bruun aged 20
years.
" 27-Adelaide SHELTON aged 81
years.
!" 31-Anna Finlay aged 80 years.
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-. ~. p,att.-Mr Justice McAdam havse denied a mo-
Similar IN respects 10 this and he hav ing gwen no req
bon defendanCs Iemedy was by appeal
s Of the MOTION VIII not be entertained Moon
10 Defendant abide the event Flaccus agt Palm
ssbcrifs fee fixed FIG 90 Ward agt
proceed JsluHry IL, 1881 at IL a..
u ON pSylnent OF $40 TO plaintiffs in default thereof
n,,, Granted. Brewster ag kce.Ibe a1daVlts present
Cd disclose no good reason for granting stay as
denied. BuTliDR agt. GunterMotio grant
PRriges aIt COrnws-MouOn granted for January 49,
Ssssi In pare H. The First National Bank OF Norwak agt
& rase for thai January 81 1881. In Part IL
Solomon Ggt LewenhaCagse set down for trla January
= lSS In sink In Kelly jr Birdsal agt. Johnson
1Urders granted. Schuz agt. Buddensick Wacker agt
sohmijt Schmidt agt. Wscber VIOLA agt Bauer Gleason
sSt reid Sweezy Hersah-Orders OF dscOntinuance
Tamiltopag NcMah0n Cohen agt Mahcr orders OF sub
.,uiiOn Marks COien.MOOn granted for January u
ISL Mrginn agt. Taolcr Mcdonald agt Zabrskie-De'
fanlts. DeIuytrr agt- CrOwley.-Proceedngs dismissed
tsnlion art Ward Somers agt Bulette; Chapman agt
murphy watkins agt Maserson Goeet agt Garry Joe
fei act Carey: ThurstOn aSt. DOOley Esttvez ag Mch
TOnd Krickerbocker Ice Company agt DaDser ElyJr,
NJ. Observation-Disclosures.
By Judge SheTidan.-Levv act. Loew.-Orde1 signed
Tftdi Tern-JoTt lilly Judge Hawes Iahershaw aet.
Tiomps0n Motion granted Walsh agt. DaVldson-C
4Isin ~ CalenGAI.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 11.-The following bust
hess was transacted b. the Supreme Court OF the United
States to-day:
No. l95.-Passed. ,,. 49,. 49,, 1-,.o,
Ne 49, iiiam T. Chapman appellant. agt inc mica
states: appeal Cplifornia.-Docketei and dsnssd
No ll43-Lews H. Bailey plaintiff III error, agI Mary ~
BAILEY DlsIniss Ell painun in error TO pay costs
No. 1qS-Passed until after February recess. ,.,,,
No l94-Winam Weightman ct al appellants. agt Wiz
fam G. Clark ct al; appeal from ILLINOIS, SrgueH by heEry
landers for appellants John r. kinaker for appeees
No l9i-GeO &c Cranch appellant agt william Kosmet
New-JCrSey argued Oy T.
lam ard A. V. BrJesen fer appelees. ,,.,.
No SSO-GeOrge NJ Blake FL al. executor etC pSInuls
en- ,Tror AIT John w Mckim Massachusetts,
submitted by D. Ball for plaintiff in error and James T.
Davis defendant in error. . $780,, -
40. l9l.-H B. MAYER. plaintiffs in error aS James l.
Dewey et al; in error from NewYOrk argument Oegun
Adjourned until tO.mOrrOw at noon.
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CALENDARS THIS DAY.

srsE csIc.S op'n. at
I'll la 81 a. o. 98 lO5, llA,l-2 200 2l7 22s
co"t opens at 1880 a. $751; $40 $5a 400 403 ;03
a. u.s. III ~ GsI IS 45 rs 81 ~ - "a ~ 40 81
sf @ sa ~ 5 sSS@s Of AVIAN
29 s3s sl 81 s $50 ss ssS sS s AZ 5i s s5S
z52 79S s6G $50 s7y s ss4 1885, $751; s9l 1872 $685. 7G7
wi at 1920 M
2!25 $Si 2927 PA 1922, l4?S East SS4o 23o5 24O7
PAR fi-Van Worst J-COurt opens 1890 mCase
o. 2llS.-IaAe Carey and another No day cal
IPOnOngs JcOuEl opens at 1899 s7 % 5Gs
2I52 1920 2675 2676 eOSS 269O, 1898 G5, 200 25S2
525 s 7Sl. 272S 5746 573s 3725 2$o 1882 PISS
" sPEciA TfSa~Truax j.. Court opens 10 calcn.
TSiAI TsRn5 IEsedswieE G JCeur opens at u
~ s9 26l S99. 1872 bS' 5SS 5Si 5So' ga 6'l' 49,
and for tnS tenn and Van srunt
81 4 5$ s. 2s s. & f on,, open, a, II a. m
4S S rntFx%E H1 ha ss tern
nXc 81 eo 5 sss 4G9 az az s 35. 1881
S55 49, 49, 49, $50 S5s 49, 5 $685. g s5i 100 ''' '
MIME 1s ' CoGRTUISAL TEim-PAn1 shea. G. J~H@l
S s FS 5 5f' d 45 09 G5 5e5s 5O
r4nf iI-McAdaG. J-oOurt opens at 10 m7Helq in
sgs5GF csq I F9Et 1a i2Gi 2'a e 4 1851 ls3
PART III-Iawes. J.--CopTt opens at 10 a. m-he!d IN
Room 10 Old city a--NOs. 4lJ. 1880 4493, 4GJ5, Jli3,
9',i5 q 5442 25S5, 4277. 3i57, 1919. 1858.
lONs-PART I-GlderseeVhJ-Ihe Peope IE.
racH Cassidy James Crosby Robert anderson John NO
Jacob Ock!eInsn grand larceny William CIans0
William st. CHAR. John BGrke. Thomas McpOHhu, dVenS
Thomas DcviDc. assault
battery: Theodore EXner. violation OF tho Lottery laws
PAET II-COwinS J.--rnc People aGt Ti~ad HeueY Geo
Thompson burglary StcyheD Andrews, Robert r ;simtl
nhu Rninson Francis Ennis larceny Francis tue
ier Jacob Nehrlras August Much, FrancE eleT Patrick
Il lrcre John McCdbe. Aois Schpttmller John l. Kalp
t,jilteratng milk Edward Lily, grand arceDy
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THE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
NEM.NOKk. lake E.slE AID MEslEkN kAIL:

n NEWNORk, LAKE E;IE AND Eo| EhN RAIL
AHRASGEME>r OF TRAINS TAXING EErrcr 10 1854
room Coaches 10 Buffalo and Suspension Bridge.
D IN. (Daiy Fast 81 lou, Express arriving at But
southwest Pumans best DrawingrOom sleeping coaches
D. H. DAILY Pacific Express for the West. Sleeping
Coaches through 10 Buffalo Niagara Falls Cincinnati aud
7l5 D. M migrant train for the West .
Trains leave Chambers treet Depot Sew Oh TOR 7ao
=. M, aud 1900 midnight Saturday nights only sundays
rutherford and Passmc 6. 80 10 1920 n-the 1920
train stops At uhtTiod o o1y o. S y 80 p mo- f.
mid ght. sundays GOO $50 Io-O a. H. Iso' o'oo p Ill.,
- Patr"n s. $50 10 1920 M II noon Li5 3 BIB SI 20
midnight Sundays, D. $780, lO2O H. l;4j OoOp m and
59o S,i0 $50 p and IL midnight saturday nights only
SUNDAY VIZ 5 no H. i45 $50 800 clio 75
opJ ~ midnight SUNDAYS 800 $50 IO2O n li5. $50
p NJ n. AMI y 7osn 100 a. m. 4:SOp M
%crSirc and nwall ~, = H. $50, 430p. m. Sun
o EoSdout and Kingston M. s3Op. sundays, $50
amdsnen G. $50 o. 1920 M $780, $780, $780, T. 7:l5p IN.
sHndays q. $40 lG:20 .. m. $50, p 49,
elSgsVs $780, 1870 a. 3D. $50 p. IN The and i:50
n M trains connect with New York and Oswego Midland
II pa JeTSis 80 o. 1920 NJ 4SO 6, 7l5
days $50 lO2C M 3o ana p y; and onarter after
from 6i5 a. H. 10 Vlo D. H. anu NJ loi0 anu l44O
4cket, passage and for APartme3ts in Drawng Room
and sleeping ssr Of Bscease NAV be lett at The Com
ay's Ouicrs Nos $50 40l on Oj7 Broadway NJ y, No.
T5Ss Ians from West NewYorx at 72j
and ll;-o 10 70 Anu ~ ABBOTT Genr Pass'r Ag NewYork
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ TRAINS leave for Engewood. Coster Pierm1nt ami Ny
ack z $50 $3.50 l. 1, 50;350 o40 $3.50 ll;So I'M
Manuel spring valley aud mOnses, 7;OO 9;1O m; 4'oo
p H. mo n ABBOTT General Psss'r Agent New.York.
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw.YORK. Tuesday, Jan. II, 1891.
The following sales were held at the Exchange
Ealesl loom TO-DAY
BIZ 4. II. Muller & Son.
i ! story brown stone building. known as the Ton;
tine Bul lng, with plot If LAND, Nos -, 50 ana
SSWaIlst NV cor Of Water IL, plot OF land TAX -.
509xSO7x51.6; Peter O'DonOhue n oo,o0V
BV Charles s. BroVn.
LOT W MorTsave 700 fl II OF Schuyler-st, 2Sd ,oo
ard, 2jxlC0 Geo BT1stow..- E'!VV
PRIVATE SALE.
Bu !. H. Stevenson, T.
SL9,s loo VI 1880
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steamucais ano RAILROADS.
A REFLECTION or FARE.

"a hEUIO IUN Ut INV.
~ FALL RIVER LINE. - .e-...
s. TO BOSTON. FOR SPECIAL LIMITED TICKETS
Corresponding reduction 10 al Eastern p2Ints MaShnconI
steamers NEW fOHf and OLD Oh my Daily s>hnniFs cS
cuodrom Pier y r. Murrlv.sta i3Op Leave
BToOKlyn Jersey CITY. 40 via Annex boats
1cietS, staterOomS &C. can be obtained at an pIlncps
hotels ana ticket Offices the Office the Pier ano on DoAu
steamers
General Passenger Agent. Agents
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

u FKFAI \ "A T4INE-
AND UNITED STATES VI MI ROUIE
Trains leave New York via DesbTosses anu Cortandt
Ferries - follows:
harrisburg Pttsburg West and South, with Pullman
Pa ace cars attached .,lu a and $50 p m daily
Wllamsp0rf Lock Haven, $3.50 $50 CORY and
Ere AT 80 D. at Cory for Iitusvle Petro
leum Centre and the oil Regions. -.
Baltimore Washington AMI the south, Limited NhshnS.
ton Express" Pullman ParOr daily except sunday,
TO IN: arrive Washington y. Regular at 1870 aui $40
a n 500 and 10 D. m sunday, 4 80 a. N. ami ~ p III.
Express Tor Baltimore except SUNDAY, ! p IN. 49,
Express West Philadelphia $50, $50 \, $40 $3.50 40
LIN ted a M. !. 3:2U i:IO f. D. T. T. $50 and 10 p NJ
and night sunday. $3.50, and $3.50 H., ., T. :, $50, aud
10 D. H., and u night.
except sunday.
EoIts OF brooklyn Annex" with all through
trains Jersey city. gOpnGa speedy and direct transfer
for Brooklyn travel 90,
daily o. ~ and 30 daily. except Monday. From
Washington and Baltimore GiDa :JO. go. 1890
sunday &: - m aud 10 80 D. From Philadelphia $780,
6.5O T. $40 1910 ll:i0 40 .. 81 - go o3, $50.
0.35 and 1880 ~ sunday 3:jC Gj0 T. lUiO llIO a. H.,
AZ {p nd III,
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60 TO BOSTON,
VIA TIE
STONINGTON LINE,

CONNECTING FOR ALL POINTS EAST
Elegant steamers
MASSACHUSETTS,, on Tuesday, Thursdays and Sauri1v'
md NARRAGAN5EIr ON Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
4sO r. NJ, FROM PIER ~ N r.,
loot Of Iay.sL arriving Boston a. A. NJ Specla LIe
hrstClaBs Tckets betWcon NoH.fork ana bOStOh uOOD
1NI.Y as spoched on their fAce-S2 each. . .
Tickets for At all principal ticket onces Staterv2us
renrc Al Ocns Of WestcOtts Express Company At Nos
597 Broad and AZ Metropolitan au hlh AFonuo
IOtela ticket Oifcea - $500. 49,, 1893,
PROVIDENCE LINE-FoR FREIGHT ONLf. ,,
liver foot Of Warren ST. daily except sundays At r. NJ
br Boston, via Providence direct.
freight via either line taken at lowest rates ,,.
H D. ). BABCOCK President
L. w. FILKINs General Passenger AEenL
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Gitn Real GstaIe for Sale

A SAFE INVESTMENT.-FOr sale cheap,
hOuse and lot ga BowerJ 25x9O trst cas, LOCATION
business: terms 70 suit. Apply W ROBERI In
WIN. AZ West 40thst-
TOR SALE.-A whole front, below 46th-st.,
Fast Side; wei worth the atontO OF capitalists H.
boLMES. ~ COrtlandt-st, Room &c.
LNOR SALE-FactOry East 21st-st., 46x1OO; ;
J. stories bargain seldom offered Inquire Of owner
JERE JOHNSON. IT,, office Pinest
EOR SALE.-Very valuable property. near
the Stock Exchange will be sold low TO close on es
tate Address BOX 4.S35 Post Office
INVESTORS, ATTENTION.-FOr sale, three
Il boases Just completed. including corner on Sn
scter Of VIII commend itse one price per
rent cent rental S640O The permeneney
p this assured property located where me
value Of land greatly increase Parties seeking an IN
ycsnen u this character call OIL or address JUN ~
CkiMMINs No. l,037 3dave.
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MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST
al, Igu oV1 h frffn,N

II Il
Phlqr ephe Baltimore and Washington.
ON and after Dee Passenger TRANS from central r.
f. Of NeWJeiscy depot the foot of ilb,rty follows:
"a m-E1cept nday for Washington and the West with
parlOr attached
p m.-Daily fof Washington Cincinnati Chicago and ST.
Louis EnT train through TO Chicago Also through
,ll:3 p DAILY for Washington and the West, with
rlc NeW i. and o. PALACE SLEEPING CARS attached
10 all tTan3.
No other line makes faster time 10 the West
Trains from the West at Gao a. m. and 9:2O
!.
Principal New-Yoyk ONCE. 3lj Broadway also oA Brol
Tickets and checked through destination
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
" station in New. York foot Of Libertyst; station in
Brooklyn. foot OF FutDu-st.. JEWELS Wharf
Commencing December J. lSsO-Leave New-York foot OF
ll'ery-st.. a. follows: .
$50 ,. m.-ror Pennington, Easton Al"ntown Reading
7::ita niDFG Schooley'- MOunaiu High Bridge Branch.
D.. l.. & Western X. H.. EGstOD, AlenOWh Wilktsbarre,
S:45 2 M For Pennington. Easou Allentown, Reading
HARRISBURG MIuch Chunk NllamsporL Tamaqua DriftOn
N9nticOAc rIp-: Lchigh, scranton, &
i M For teninYion. Eison. Allentown, Reading, Har'
rislNITg. Aauch hunk. Naycrly, &c
$50 D. For EaSt'n. BATH, Mauch Chunk. Iamaqu1,
DriftOi. Wlkrsbarre, scranton. &c.
4:aO For Schooey's Mountain High Bridge Branch
EastOn Allentown, DC. go
$3.50 D. m.-for F2ston. d.. /. and ". x. r. Allentown
Reading Illrri sburo, Mducl CbuHk. WlkcsbaTre. &c
SInia trans leave y ~. II for Bouni Brook
int, rul 81 lie stations ~ 80 p Tor EastOn. AHch
For Newark 545 Glj 90, 7;lj, 7A5 SIS S;'2 @l5'
$3.50. To- 1880. lii q. NJ. IL NJ - g. sou, T. sou, D. o'oV'
58j. e. G:lj $50 7lj. s.l5. ~. lGl llla, II IN
Beat. OF ne BIooI lyu ana Enc Annex" make connections
to and fOu Jersey CITY station
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on AND AFTER JANUARY 2 1881.
Trains DcbIUsse5 ami COrt-
40 no X $40 93O 10 Limited II a. !, 320 10. /,
o. g. = $50 and Ia D. and ~ night sundays, 43O and
$50 a. M ,. d. :, $50 aud 10 p. AMI l. ni.bi.
Express Trains leave NeWlork daily except SUNDAY III
Bo,is NJ Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trains at Jersey city afOdS speedy aud direct transfer
Ernrning trans leave West Philadelphia l20l 3I5 As
Z 1885 \ 80 aid IL a. m Limited Express 1880 p M .,
4, j:ij. = and ON SUNDAY, !2;ul o;lo 40 y SV
a. m / - and p Leave PDlIS'epha VIA Caulueh Va'
IN 80 D. m. daily, except SUNDAY.
Ticket Offices j46 aud 9ii BrJacWay As'Or liouse ana
AMI COrtlandtsis Ourt~t ana BOok-
lyn Annex station foot of FntOns. IjfOoAyh Nps =
III and lS HUDSON St Ilockcn station. Jersey City En-
iRraut Ticket Offcr. p Batteryplace
The Transfer Company WILL Gail LOT ana checK
baggage from hotels and residences. - v,,r,,,,D
FRANK THOMSON, L. T. rAhMEl''
General Nenl passenger Agt
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NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
~ NEW LINE r..
IlI-IE

Fcr TEENrON A%DPIIILADELPIIGA.
Lave G.. l.. H. of y ID TOOK OF Id
CTty-st
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day = - a. u. go = 4l.5o, l. .. ~. go o,
fui IAiai and Bcrksst, at 53u ll:lJ a. IN; 800 40,
G:}n T. m. ON sunday AZ ~ q. m. 80 =, -, -
Fol TRENTON arren Tucle1sts. go E45,a TO- 10
1870 J. 40, 49,. 5:30 T. 3. 1880, II D. H. sunday
$50 a al. i.iu. 7. ll.3u y N.
return trans leave Philadelphia For New. York
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and Green. SIS. al 80 $50 $50. ii H.; l:IJ, = SD
5tC 40 100 l. On sunday at $50 M 1:jo' GAO
From Third and Bersssts, at 40. 500, 9l5 1:2O
9.in , lI y. III. SUNDAY az S:O a. $50 ll.3O
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CO : gOj zoos ll2I a. M . 244 42I, $50, 72J, D. %
IA rn ~undav-l: -. 1 % 9:1O a. 6:l6. 80 D.
Connection l. made AT Jersey city station TO ana from
BROOKLYN ami Erie DeuOt Jersey civ. . 900 90, 80.
slc foot o. llhertyst. NOS ~ -bl, kOl,
qtf 9I7 | Broadway and AT principal b tells Nos =
office ! hart, BROOKLYN
y Trln-ferC oupany. DOdds Express will call for and
check baggage from motel or residence 10 destinations Appu
canon ca 81 and l.i23 Broadway 735 Gthave,
NevyN ork and Brooklyn. All these Offices
conncct on " ia the Bel TtieThcne and Law Telegraph.
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6elp manleo.


I literary Wanted, an experienced ana
IL epesM wIer capable Of yyidy Porrayn E W h , 9
nished him Of actual life embracing many grades OF
Soety undivided time required salary not e1eeeang
400 or f2b Der about SO must be strictly sobar
invited from Philadelphia Address o. A BOOks
BOZ san, EeW.York City,
WANTED.-A responsible, energetic man. AN.
w accustomed employ and superintend men 70 take
charge to be established 10 this city no capital
bond 900 required for honesty In return
OF proceeds aud Of mereh andse Answer giving e1
lPs''V' ". d. Milan, CITY p U.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-12
NnEWLCH LINE

" r, Boston Worcester. NOshua, Portland and the East
va New London-seam,rs leave Pier No. ~ NoIh River
N 4 ID slnhAys eACNPi.L
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Danuna Araoemles.


LEX. MACGREGOPS
N SCHOOL FOR DANCING. ll2 5thave. near l7thst
and class lesson daily Now casse' forming I'm
mediate application Desirable. Send for circulars.
A Lien DODW0RTH'S ...,.
~ SCHOOL FOR DANCING. No. 6Sl FIPTH-ANE"
For terms. days &C. send for q circular.
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HUlON LIN T.. $500 - ~
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LlNERPuOLs
Leaving Pier IS y r.. foot OF KING ST.
WYOMT &. RI - DAY Jan ~ a. m.
AKiIOEA ...................TUE SDAN, Jan: p? pm
ABlSSI - S) ~ req o. e. W.
WNOMIN l. fSDAN. Feb. - ll;O a. M
~ These steamers bnlt Of iron, IN wacrtght com
paTimeuts ana are furnished with requisite T. mtHH
The passage across the Atlantic both AMI agreeable hdv
Ing bathroom. smoking room. dtawWg.r"om pan" ami
library Kperrncrd scWarcsa and caterer
each steamer The are all upper de- < thus nSlr.
ng those OF Injuries dt sea- perfect ventilation
and lelt
CNgIN PASSAGE according 20 sateroOm $50. fa0 and
500 INTil.MEDIATE. go oIEEEAGE at low rates
OFFICE 80 - BRO ApWAY
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