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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-21
The Chinese Treaties.

CHICAGO. April 2l.-An Inter Ocean
Washington special says: Senators from
the Pacific slope are beginning to sI-
press ap~prehensions lest. the deadlock
should continue and prevent the ratiAca-
lions Of the Chinese treaties. According
TO the terms OF those documents ratifcs-
lions must be exchanged within one year
after the execution Of the documents, and
fears are entertained that this Time will
expire without ratification.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-21
Sta supsrissesdess ssssiess en-
the nehsol Law.

Concerning the changes In the school
Law, the State Superintendent OF Schools
gives the following a. al that was made
by the last Legislature:
Frat, giving County Commissioner
mower to create and abolish districts IN.
der certain circumstances. without peti'
ton; second. prohibiting trustees from
contracting debts which the income Of
the year Is not sufficient to meet. Mr..
Sessions believes that the term year
means the fiscal year. but says there 10
q difference Of opinion on that point.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-21
More Trouble with the Utes.

DENVER, April 2l.--AL sadvills special
says: A gentleman who has been at the
White River Agency two years and has
Just arrived from there, says the Indians
do not recognize the treaty a. binding.
but claim that the money paid them BY
the government was due them. They
are willing to give up the mountains,
bat not the valleys. II az attempt 10
made to remove them to Utah they will
take to the mountains and keep up . de-
sultory warfare. He says there are Ave
companies Of infantry at the agency,
being sufficient TO remove the Indians.
90 ordered; and two companies Of
cavalry are expected to arrive soon to co.
operate with them. The settlers. be
says, nearly all reside 10 block.houses
and are unalarmed, and that wsll-armsd
miners. who are daily pouring into the
agency, declare they will drive the In.
dams out II the government does not.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-21
c. u. .. Psmp.

The material for the Chollar.N orcross
Savage hydraulic pump did arrive yes.
terdsy. and . report gained considerable
crsdsncs that the pump was started for
another trial last night. Another report
has 1t that the expansion joint did NO.
1T. and OF course. II that is 30. the pump
did not start. One thing Is certain, they
are not In operation today. And II 10
also positively known that . sleeve WAS
tslseraphed for last night, 10 b placed
ct one Of the joints OF the pump column.
The sleeve will be cast today and sent
up Immediately.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-21
niifki.s Opision.

Old Blifkins Of Lower Gold Hill vas
yesterday sstsd in . confidential way
what hs thought Of things generally on
the present racket. Said he: "Old son.
they tell me Ne are on the edge OF the
biggest kind Of . boom. Well. we've
been ON ths ragged edge Of despair 20
dam long that I think anything " do
for . change"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-21
Protecting the Tisis Of che Forman
SHAFT.

David Keith. foreman at the Forman
shaft, has relocated the ground formerly
known as the Yankee claim. OF 1900
feet, and called It the South Tucker;
ana, also GOO feet Of surface ground.
The claim 10 in Gold Hill Mining Dis.
,rict and described a. commencing ct
the north center stake thereof, situate
on the south line OF the Tucker claim
and extends ~southerly 1900 feet on the
ledge 10 the north line Of the Holmes
CLAIM. aud embraces the shaft called the
'Forman shaft the southern stakes are
situate southerly Of said shaft" etc.
The location has been made In the In.
terest OF the Forman shaft. Z.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-21
store. Closed o. sunday.

In an item last Tuesday relative to the
Virginia Clerks Association We men.
toned that "only one store has been
opened here on Sunday In two years
and that one in Lower Gold HILL" In
order to prevent any wrong inference or
Impression, We will explain that Lem.
.ry's store, the one referred to. used to
be- opened n Sundays. but under the
present proprietorship II has not. Neithsr
that nor any other store In Gold Hill 10
kept open on Sundays.
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v,., ..,a ,,..s. blow, or when Sum.

when Geld blasts blow. or when Bun.
msr heat and dust psrch our tnroats "Hno
Punch" Is equally acceptable. with not seatr
IL far excels ordinrry toddies and y 10 uneq1aiea
splendid might CAP" tsksn upon going TO bed.
Keep it In readiness. Sold By all Grocer, wlne
Merchants and Lruggists. Trade suppneo ~
Richards Z Hainfon, Agents for the fseinc
coast, tan Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-21

"If I have ever used any unkind
words. Hannah." said Mr.. Smiley to
Ms. Smiley, rsHsctivsly. II take them
ali back" Eyes, I suppose you waat
to use them over again." was the not
very soothing reply.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-21

One Cardwsll. from the Mound House.
got In Q row with . hostlsr at Moneys
livery stable, Virginia, yesterday and
had the man discharged. Then the
man tried to thrash Csrdwsll and was
arrested.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-21

Not the least Important fssturs in Fellows
Compound Syrup Of Hypophosphites. IL the
Comfort. Buoyancy. and Vigor which 10 In.
spired by fits use. 80 the patient RECEIVERS from
sickness. No other preparation known con.
talns the same potent and direct eject on the
nervous syttem. 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-21
D.psrsures Last Evssi.E

Ed Wentworth. CO Hillysr, R ' Dey,
c jose. J Moore. II A Froom. Mrs aeust.
r Winters aud wife, Mrs E Niles. J Z
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REfORr
n. -Yra,eisco Beara.
LAST xvKNIxo.

LAST xvxNISo.
20 Eureka Con-. 2sk
ITO Northern Belle. TN. IN
IS Manhattan. IN
100 Belmont, A0c
li20 Navajo. 1. %
$50 Tuscarors. l0c
so Belle Isle. 400
2; sos Albion All i. 800. 81. 80. 8 co
so Nj. Diablo, GU, Gu
100 Nj. Potosi. SC
800 Bschtel. CSC, l
ESQ Tiogs, l
200 Summit. Coo
470 Syndicate. 45c, a0e
so Goodshaw. ESQ
500 Concordia. IN
$50 Champion. 25c
200 Belvidsre.
900 Blsckhawk. 25c
500 Booker Con-. loo
ESQ Mono. Az, 2 ID. 2 20
1000 University. SC. loo
IT'S Jupiter. 40c. SOC, G0s
1000 Addenda. 33c
sos MONDAY, AZ. 2 40. AZ
$40 North MONDAY. 1 60. l 20
100 Boston Con-, 60c
100 Orc. I 80. 40
10 Tiptop.
500 Paris, $50
10 Silver King. 23k
20 Head Center. 2 60
$50 Bulwer, 8 20
TN, MORNING.
400 Ophir. SS,s
sos Mexican, l0S, 10, 10k
$40 Gould & Curry. ~, 7t,N
295 Best 4 Belcher, In, IL
l05 California, ~
li40 Savage. 8 so. 3 IS, . 70. . 95
SIS Con. Virginia. 2 IS
l2G0 ChollAr. 8 IS. 8 80
$50 Potosi. 4 05. 4 10. 10
I4O Hale 4 Norcross. 81
975 Crown Point. 2 20. 2 05. Is
$50 Yellow jacket. 2&,S
2200 Imperial. 20c
so Kentuck. IL
IS Alpha, Al
$40 Belcher. 2 So, 2 IS. 40
ssS Sierra Nevada. i2S. i2S. l2S bso.
l2is. l2S
$50 Utah. 10S, II, ION
1850 Bullion, I IS. l 50
sos Ixchequer. IL, so
20 Seq. Beleher, ~
Gas Overman. 2 10. 2 20. 2 Is
625 Justice. soc, Csc. s5c
ITO Union Con-. l0S, l0S
$50 Alta. 81
1000 Julia. 45c, 500
1885 Caledonia. $50. SOC
$50 Silver Hill, SOC. 35c
Gao New York. SOC. use
$50 Occidental. 2. l IS
GAS Lady Washington. 25e. 2ue
400 Original Gold Hill. 25c
GIG Andes. 2 80. q 95, 8. 5 o5
1889 Scorpion, 2 ~, 2 03.
1890 Benton. I, CSC
$50 Golden Gate. 2 20
200 Solid Silver. Sss
$50 Concordia Val, SOC
40 Confidence.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-21
RENO FOUNDRY,
RENO, NEVADA.
MANHOOD RESTORED.

A victim Of early imprud'nes. causing prrv.
Gus debility, premature decay, etc. having uisd
In vain svery known remedy. has discovered .
simple means Of sefcure. which be will Dsnd
me- 70 his fsllow1sufsrsfs. Address J. n.
RRxvE8, - Chstham a.. y. ]. oci8
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-30
HEAVY DAMAGES RECOVERED.

Johauna VOOs recovered yesterday III V.'o
sr,srtor Co,,rt before Judge Russell verdict ioi
e1oolo ogainst the Second Avenue Railway company
a. damages for received by her in sotg o. u
car by reason OF the negligence Of the conpaS The
wants. Mrs voos was thrown violently "e',.'J' ,fs
pavement. and had her ankle sprained ana
broken she brought suit TO recover $l''0OO IT'to1
bach d spngarn appeared for ArS' 'o's'
ings 4 Platt for the company 81.
SIorv F UoDkl not long ago. paid visit 70 hef SIS
iio in = tenement house at Grand and Cannoh-'V>
m, m NJ ,be house we're cove ed with olcloth pro
yided Inv the landlord which had become torn N many
rlaaes and Mrs. Henko in going out 10 3e, PII o. &
~ he ,cioth ana fell down the stairs. breaking ncr
right rst. She sued the owner or me oululs,
IN IN roroyer 81 700 damages The case VI : urea
vcstcrday and the jury gave Mrs Haskell verdict lor
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Observation-Disclosures 80.

SUPREME COURT -ca,f,egs -Hel Nv pon}hu', J-cCnrt
opens az lO3a N. Calendar called al ~ ~ M 81
w. BE- y 3la 80 5 IS S Sts 2" 2$5 33i
10, M6sgTave Sg sherwood 80 pay CA n "a,
srREME CoCRT CEcUT-fAHT Hes ~ l2W G9 q5
52a ops 1919 1921 1915, 1923 l943 1913 j'5Z los Do
N PAEI a as5 I PE 2 SIS $50 ii&S a la5 a
i475 iI8l 1872 12l 1857 1908, 1904 1901 25'9 1912
PAkT III Held fy Van Worst opens at 1880
En- AZ, NS' s i i85 ll sa 1888 49, 1903 83I 1885, 1874
I2t Iif mon ss0i'r-srE1AL TgR-Hed by Truay, J.
Court opens at 10 a Calendar called at II a. m No
Dsi TFR6R 1oUar-TR1.L TERM ,lr Iea ny Russell
J.-Court opens 81 u a. Nos. $50 375 o-5 26o' 29Z
"3tntoy pIrSSTFc,L TRpN-eld bv Beach,
opens at 1890 calendar called % l. a. NJ No I2-lh
T&kiSs CoUR1-TRIAL TERW-rtRT L-AIiourned for the
' PP,ARrII-Hed by Nehrbas, J-Court opens at 10 A.
Nos 652 55J7 6l29, 1913 6s6s, 627l 47l2 0o9@ 672o
FART rII.-Heldny Halves J.-court opens At 10 a. N.
SfyEEti sf5sloy,yTied by smyth J. The eoue ag
JoD Fs0n robbery Michael Barrett, elonious assault and
6aeTy JEng BToT Pa I' Mo bos D3d PoeFa
burglary John Hughea, burglary Thuml Is Austin DuglsI
BGrgman grand larceny Iohn iurPhy grand larceny Mary
Thomas grand srceny; Ch4Tes N3iltI sIa"g M 5y
I'd brewer grand larceny James 4, COl'Wan loig'iS'
Thomas Fitzpatcs, assault and battery; enr S,i9cahe
assault battery. John Murphy, assault and battery
George: johnson ROBBERY James Roberts robbery On
swandson Gion2Hs assault ILL., bnrIsTy. JohU No
Carly burglary; james sullivan burglary; Johh j. SAITH
larceny Thomas Nalol grand larceny Fanny Martin ara
larceny Dayd Black grand iaTceny BTl re- asnJ
larcenp Patrick Downing. larceny rom person James 20
gan larceny from person lara sns ely ASA asa and
battery TheO echreyder, assault and batter, ,~ ,,
OYER AND TERMSER-He by Davis c. J'-Ihe Feopie
Elizabeth Coleman, homicide
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-30
TIE CorRT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Nov. 29.-The following cases on
the gen, raj calendar were argued today:
No 35s-Ann Fitzpatrick, appelaI., agt hely W. 'lo
cum ana others, IespOn, ents. ..-.,..., cot tho
City OF Brooklyn. ppeuan' -,t,-+ o,t tla ,Scyy
No. 4u4-Ihe city Of 'rooEyn hPpaliaH'' "1'' NV -'
York Ferry Company, responder ,-otio,o, T,opL
NO. 3lS-Ihe Farmers ana Mt'i'it'9 -'N'''I"- --'
Iestppudrnt Gerhard Lang, app tfnL
The following decisions were h1Hdvd h"WH, -
,altshury agt. HOWe JAYNE ugt jayne he'lc "S' a
>Wgrner-ludgneut affirmed with costs rv--.-
ONeil act Montgomery two eases; Pop" agt Ter aJIe
Car and Manufacturing COnp8nvOfder amrntd WIN C"s5
Cvde -. Rogers Harrington agt Suudy-APpeai Cls
missed with costs. z,..t..
gran. without costs. 80. -r.-,.
Agate act Morrison; Schrcycr act EauCrp 'hudt aTdt
aet Schu nug Hart lct. LyOnMolOn Ce2tG WIN COSTS:
Nicholas Gg the Newly orK Central ana HUDSON -I'ei
Railroad Company Realgumcnt Ordert'. 49,.
Tne following is the Day Ca,nu,r for "Wednesday
Nos. SIS. u.s. s25, SCI, CTS, $50, s22, 300
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-30

fbambers granted writ of habeas corfus return an
~ Tncsdoy next in favor % Hackett Mr.. SrahI t
tends 10 apply in the meantime to the Court OF uire
pleas for the appointment OF commission - ~ me
INTO the sanity Of the prisoner. Hackett Is san ~ "
heir OF q valuable estate in Ireland
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Glnsirdl Instruments.

4 -BEAUTIFUL ORGAN, the MOZART"
"a Nro 3d.. &o 1000 ~ st,ls, I'D inil 30. G"e,a
yu'UI'r I.prIsrucntt just I't.L stool, book, music
lI- tGf delivered board he.". only dol
iar Iof cash sat .feilHI Iard ItIt...
money c.uEtrI after yaa-' Livery sold -s
anot-r. J. B. eiIuu.I4 aty.r,iHsrcHL order al, once
Nothing sos D by comes und~Hr Ay factory Iusi com
p.icd rIpiD e. 900 lus,lIl. us every 20 aaJ iius
LIur wood Hsrs.n Vast
1o 20 feur. better goods Tor lris money than
Adde'S cIil
DANIEL. a. BEATTY, Washington. Ncalcr-cy.
( DNLRlISltiINI .p.. III.. -,.,,-
a IDGk IEIrJS. WILL 49, RECEIVED Al ilA
.fIJNN IiI.4' a.. Er Z, .e E.pdiNlN, ,HTttT luiiF
.I-ra, sos West rwru y-iIri--L. conner ii"hlh1F".
~. - East F5rueeuh-- corner 'EonsguAr' 49, ifiri
NOs lpgi and tJs rh-'fv'.. rprle" ON Iun-lrlihl
tween, 7-rt4.st.,ur tp p. .u. u-',ilr ot''tt"t
TE.t magniGccnt scal~kn DplmaGs, ~,
y IG a. iucict long, newest -h1r'H sou 10
$500 NV 800 scn Dymtuis the hundsome,' 10 Am" 'ed
~ &C. ~uAYNF. manufacturer. 1903 rrncc1t
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4 DEEkIl~EMLNl - tUR lie NkWs
~ YORK TEIUJEE WILL BIZ RECEIVED A. TIE
UPTOWN DIFIt -. l..f- Er1AdutF corner Thirty.
hI-tst. sos W.,t Tv'uty.turi..i ,uIurr Ighfh.av6,
NO. L It- FuIrfnfrh-.. lulUr llrs, 200 T1rl
ave. corner F'lF-s.v n,hat; at ths HARLEM OFFICES
Nos lODI 1ul -.3ls iHtl.tF" corner tI"I lTui
tve1ty.f th.-t,up % 1 49,, Of "r1i,t o Ne .'.'-
GNTIN DE LYON fur-Gncd Circulars. beaver
- cyrr asa e .lu- at $50 aud f7i tho
America e.. g.. NHAIN.. uIIuuta' trrrr, tIiurt-st.
(IANIEU.-A person OF 0cnticmauly adj
W Hrrs1 who S.li recon l',. o. u-tai duf.
ing next month Deco ta.r n ihc f,c.p,uu C.sc. af
r.t'te. retail establishment In This city. Adur giving
ricrcuc D. \ g., Tnbuue Jptown uhicc. L23- Broai"ny
{YANIED.-A young mdn who is perfectly
W correct in rrsrcs, excellent pcurran and Won
qualified entry clerk. Apply hy ',t'r only giving
Tcsr,nC.,, I'D iI 100 .sE B STA itt 70 ''f jiH.','
IVAN lED.-Two competent Western uay-
W tlsrI u she t"y sri fancy goods in Apply Win re-
f.tolc.- 40 9IkDHil 6 WlLhES, GA. .uuati ..
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5ltuallon5 {Udnle0--5emnIes.

4 PROTESTANT SERVANTS BUREAU.
A'Ahk.ni,o ro}i 90 n7..,1t FL n'e ',r'dlJ @eTmih
T i3i,.s lone ''4A9' a' '-'y ''n''n n'1'' '''''
A LADIES' BCREhU Swedish, for first
N class Protestant Servants iaies who wish to Secct
oniT rel aJg help NILE EKsTiOM Troprictiess. iO5
4jh.aye.
LADY offers her services for a moderate
~ compe4stiol' Il capable Of taslng en- 70 o. a
stands nur-nq well s Gated. and has some owoierg
at - I.Slt 2ati.st, between anl
Ar THE New Episcopal Cooperative Union,
" North Of Irsoa young woman Protestant ~ cook
tt hor1tsi'i, references 255.h.ays
GnANBERNAlD OF WAITRESS-By neat,
- tidy ai drstcass city reference Cai or address 10
TIIAMBERNAID and WAiTRESS.-Bv n
\ Nor0sc Protestant GIL az chamlern'd and Nar-
ami please; city or courIy Do Gthave over
Iocstore.
CIIlNBERWORK, HoUSEWORK, WAIT
gs Tor cty ami country, moderate Al the PROT
IsrANT home BUREAU, l5- otn.aycr above lot,st.
COMPANION.-By n Protestant American
- adv H. compgnlon 10 an elderly lsdy; uorabc
gy,n. Address 0. " T., Tribune Uptown once
l,23s broadway.
COOK.-Bv frst-class Protestant cook in a
- private family understands IN care Of good Kitchen
long and satisfactory city reference l2l Wesi JOiAaL' COP
IvOOK.-By a respectable Protestant, with
- good city reference A. med, Tribune Uptoan Office
1928 broadway.
COOK, &c.--By thoroqgh cool cooks;
~ meats soups, pastries, D'cIB cake r,j tor city
f m0%E PETER51 Gv s All houc ' above
COOK or LAUNDRESS.-By n Swedish
- woman best city reference Can or address AMANDA
COOK, CHAMBERMAID, &c.-By two young
" girls who wish TO 20 totciber' ~ cook, washer
and oner The other as caGbernaid and waitress olc
tons to the country. 2is West lethst
or
v mcnded German GIRL in private family 10 East athst
near dave.
COOK, WASH or IRON.-By young woman;
- city or country country preferred 23o West l6tsL
LIRST- CLASS COOK.-By n respectable
L Germauiglrl viii assist washing ironngi good
5 6FFcG 10 ST. mufp lac % near TaSe
EIRST-CLASS LAUNDRESS.-By a young
Ensish Protestant Won an, and assist with upstairs
e GS;G from ast pass 81 West iitlst
HOUSEKEI p 5R.-By IA middle-aged Amer
lean 9Gy as ncmSekeePs ID .nall aniy Ge,5 refer
No. s GreenSiehave., bell !, night side.
HOUSEWORK.- By neat, tidy, intelligent
iamy in 3q capacity can do COED S cGns and 3 good
Srsi fooT ''" ''' '''"''' "''' -''''
HOUSEWORK or COOK and LAUNDRESS.
afraid OF work can do good washing and Ironing Is good
can BY atenon % her WORK and good bel lor retain eon
slant home. No. 292 shave, sioe
I AUNDRESS.-By "a respectable colored
dt1 S xddress %LitG t&HYE Vest 56 g.o0' 0'''
NURSE.-By a respectable young girl to child
~ growing children w9n a assist s Si,h
plOyers.
NURSE.-By a well-educated German woman
sneaking French IS willing 10 assist IN bandwurk
h.st reference. Cai at Mrs BIRCk'S GERMAN SER.
WANTS OFFICE Is st. Marx place East etl-st 3D.
CFATSKIN Caps and Gloves Overcoats,
= Iadies' Fur Garments reliable and ele CANT
G. q. SIfAHNE, manuf1ctuter, lO3 Prince-st.
w frst.cass waitress no ccOa 10 lie country; besS
CITY reference. 81 West 9ith-EL
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GERMAN LINE.

Z MI LsitAi4 OEhhAN LIN -.
4 Hamburg American Packet COuDl1TS Line for
PLYMOUTH CHERBOURG. aud HAMBURG.
~ILE~l GELLEhI Dec -
LESS ING Dec. WEI NND-.... Dee. %
Rates ofnessa1e 10 Plymouth Lon lon Cherblnrt Ham
burg ant points the S)uth Of EnEllul First Cabin,
$50 second cabin. %jO STORAGE e}L Ko1ni trip atr,
duced rates Storage from HAMBURG Hayre AMI South
amptOn 50 - No.. 49,.
kUNHAEDT & Co, {. B. RICHARD Il Co.
General gents. General Passenger Agents
~. IN Proli.st. v. Y Broadway y. y.
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City propertn Go Eel.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
n PROV n ,aklBU M. WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
Srstst 9FElctss No. 1888 Broadway. Thirty
No 30 rss west Invent ythrd-st, corner Eighth ave-.
ave cornas teentl st. corner UnOn-square $50 Third
Nos nI ~, ssyenthsti at the HARLEM OFFICES,
.-S Hsss.- W % > p ~. at re salAr o ncs rAts&
.a LEi "A furnished house, between Madi-
aDply CAT =, ~ 49, none but private family need
$500 EACH-Fora desirable plot of lots
tsIasG ms Ia OSsled on the HIGHEST land on Nev.York
no. III Aas..at rare opportunity. kULAND 4 WHIaING,
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Glcnmbol ITS nu1 RliIrol)s.
RALTNORE aud OHIO RAILRoAD.

ID MODEL FAST line TO THE WEST
Viz Philadelphia baltimore AMI Wifmurinl -
wanna X Depot foot Of COrlndtsi. aud Dcssr t''' -
follows
$50. rr-Evcept enritv arrive washington - p n
Nlgit vurr tvcs va ellington tlj r. tt'y Hii1 N''t
cs Ton P5burx Columbus tnl ct1cihIiJ. fdrt'r e." -
7pm.-Dailv fast line Tor WASHINGTON prriv, cinclnnt
$50 M Cuiclgo 1:5J %. IA, ant Lonis $50 m. ~
O. palace ceDrr, trotgh % Cincinnati inl 'Mrt}h hh"r'
train rI1s trII,I - 'u'tgh ...
-: pn-Htnghtdiily -leper+ ~ tchei opHn gpa,t'
geTalilcr ~: DI Arrive % 'dniaI 1itul, bHInlIa
C.ij o. Ne. Wa.hnptpI 7:}j Day ENrr'N l"iV'' fil'
more g:30l Washington. 10 80 q ~. Slceper' pr IA
CiuuIti --t...
Nooiher Inc make, f,,s- tns tpn, ya,L Trans rr'yi
lT1n the West lt go T. ~, 80 D. M hul iFiI ,P. -
lickct-lnl H''piug b'r.t' 'f'lt'l an pifflf' ~,
and checked - lrs'ipti1u o. - nphly' no. - pll
way. aud At ~ the occ,o II te PeInsJivimt inf'i ''n
IanE
| EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD. -..
II PASSENGIR rtNG%s, IN ant ut't NAV . l'st' ",
ielvc ,,ItA fO0tOt CortI1no All DeiDrn''sfss q" 90
a. M 3iu ~ aul $50 p NJ iir Eltt1L u '' - w ,I,
town. ling Mach CliIG Wikc-p4ra '''tlle
MnVsry, ithaca Gepsg1, Lypnt Buhlp an
Ira az ] D.. Tor Eastbl, lsetllrls ~. AucIn o..
Mauch hunk Wilkesblrre aud PiIIstI1 r nH ~
coaches attached 10 $50 train Trains lchNin, 80 y
NJ, p AMI a:ion connect for 4. goin, "a :, '5n3f
and Hazetpn cDh r'gpl. Z. H. Ky No O". o., l. ~
General Eastern occ corner cugA and ,3 Amt
NEW- HAVEN, MERIDEN, HARTFORD,
JOHNSBUEi, &c. Steamers leave Pier % H. r., NJ p m
and ll:30 Sundays ezccped 1880 boat oOunec Is
with spec al r In Tickets sold and baggage checked at ~
broadway, y T. ana CouTtst, brooklyn ENcursIon To
New Iiav'm and return ~ 30.
CHARMS
- CITY, RIVER AND HARBUR TRANSFORMATIONS
COMPANY.
ofico, Pier Is y. r.. foot Corllandts.
Consgnmonis OF freight forwarded directed 10 any part
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I EUIGUVAJIFY RAILROAD.

- CITY. RIVER AND HARBUR TR iNsPORTATiON
COMPANY
Ofico Pier Is y. r., foot COrtlandt-st
COnsgumonts OF freight forwarded directed 10 part
of the world
UNEQUALED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
Orders received for delivery all kinds of freight and ner
chandise TO any part OF the city,
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND
HARHOR LGGHTERAGE
Freight OF every description promptly ghtered any point
IN the harbOrat reasonable rates.
STEAMBOAGi5 AND BAIIGES ALWAYS on HAND
TO ClIAkTEL
Steamers John II. Sarn and Erastus Corning for NEW
HAVEN, leave Pier Is y. Il. p IN. daily lsaturny
excepted
METROPOLIS EMPRESS CO., between New.York and
NewHayen. Care ant disp1 guaranteed.
Freight for ponta Oh b. L. a. W H. Il. received at Pier
For NeW.liayen and points East al Pier 10.
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLASD.-Ecyen Miles for
Cents !, L. H.. foot nhitehalst
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GERMAN MAIL

4 North GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NV gDRK,
sOUIHAHPrON AND BREMEN. -
IUC. ODa.i'-... Dec. Il
VAIN Ncc. 10 O. t"F Uf sat, Dec. -
RATES or PASSAGE rom NEWBORN 20 SOUL HAMP'
TON. HAVRE u, BREMEN:
FIRST CABIN 0-SECOND CABIN........S0 $50
SIEERAiE, $50
Return tickets reduced rates. Prepd steerlge certd
Gates 81 Steamers sail from Pier between second ant
''''''''''' OEfRICHs & co, Bowhnq-Green.
ENMAN ROYAL MAIL LINE STEAMERS.
I FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
NOTrrF-The steamers of this Linz take Lieutenant
Maury- Lane route at All .o tsols 81 il, var
CITY OF CHESTER. ...........SAT RDAN, Dee 3 = p
% NFW-Ypuk ...-.- Ait IbNN. nee. TO- $50 a.
CITY or MON IRFAI... Illi 3SpAN, Dec 10, noon
CITY OF UEDAY. Dec. o.. IN.
CITY or BRUISED : ....... TIL RSDAY. Dec. 90 noon
From Pier {G new number Nprft RIVER
CABIN. 800 $50 ana SlOl Return tickets on favorable
sTEERAGE. s21. PREPAID, so Drafts at lowest rates
Saloons sropns, smoking AMI bltir0Ors anilshps.
These steamers not carry cattle, sheep or pigs
JOHN g. DALE, Agent 81 and 81 Broadway, NY.
Philadelphia Oticc, No. 100 south 4th.st
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