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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-09
In the Whole History OF Medicine

No preparation has ever performed such mar
vellous cures, or maintained so wide repu.a-
ton, as AYERS CHERRY PECToRAL, which is
recognized as the worlds remedy for all diseases
of the throat and lungs. It's long continued
series of wonderful cures In all climates has
made It universally known as a safe and reliable
agent to employ. Against ordinary colds, which
are the forerunners of more serious disorders, II
acts speedily and surely, always relieving suffer
ing. and often saving life. The protection 1t af.
fords, by ITS timely use in the throat and chest
disorders Of children, makes il an invaluable REM
edy to be kept always on hand in every home. No
person can afford TO be without IL. and those
who have once used it never will. From their
knowledge OF its Composition and effects, ply
sicians use the CHERRY PICTORIAL extensively in
their practice, and Chergymen recommend 1t.
1t Is absolutely certain in its remedial effects,
and will always cure where cures are possible.
For sale by all dealers. 0)
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NeM advertisements.
SAMUEL NICHOLSON,
- dIt0'nsy uL LdT'

CTATE, OF ILLINOIS, La SALE Co.--ts.-
- In the Cfcrit Court June Te IN 1881.
Mary MOultOn Ben am'n ! Nouton
AFFIDAVIT OF the residence OF Re ,jamip J. Moulton
the above defendant having been filed the clerks oct
Of the Circuit Court Of said county notice Is Therefore
hereby given tse said Nonresident defendant that the
panant ed her hill compliant In sad court on the
chsnccry side thereof the eighth day OF April ISL and
that thereupon sre ont "f said court wherein
said suit Is pending returnabe on the cond Monday
IN the month II June next ~ u by law required
Now uness you. the said nonresident defendant above
named shall personally ne and appear before said Circn
the day OF the thereof 10 be holden
OTTAWA in and for the said county the sscoi Mon
June and plead demur TO the said
Complain ats hill Of complaint. the and the maters
and thing. therein chsrc-d and stated will b. taken ~ err
fss and decree entered against according to the
prayer of said bill. WILLIAM W. TAYLOR Clerk.
Ottaws. Illinois. April 9Th, ISL.
5. RIcHoLeoN. ComFlts Sol'r. spTe<v
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The Telephone.

What's got Into the La Sale P,rss' II GENES
out with this:
q Ben Hill twitted Logan again Of sympathizing
With the secessionists at the opening of the re
bellion, wherest Logan got mad and called him
. liar or words to that effect. That may be all
,ery well, but every one whose memory extends
osck TO that period will remember that when
Senator Douglas made his grestspeech at Spring
Geld, In which he declared that there could then
De but two parties 10 this country, patriots and
traitors" Logan became very indignant and
svore that Douglas might cell out the democrat
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List of Supervisors Elected.

Adams-sSamuel Dunnavan
Alen-tM. j. Lane.
BrOokfeld- re- w. Armstrong.
Bruce-Fred Esdcs; assistants, 'John c. Ames,
walter Hoge.
DayiOn-tA, T.. Beach.
fDerr Park--E. G. Lewis.
Dinmlck-John j. ConertoD.
Eagle +Chas l.. Hoffman.
Earl-sSamuel Wiley.
: Eden-John P. Miner.
Fall River-tD. ID. Center.
Farm Ridge-tEli Hodgson.
Freedom-tJohn Miller.
Grand Rapids-Edvin T. Read
~. Groveland-E. SADrcsser.
Hope-W. A. Reynolds.
La Salle-'John Gray; assistants, II. T. Sing
Or, fJohn Mclaughlin.
Maniius-tWm Drackley.
Mendota-Casper Fisher; assistant, william
FREEMAN.
Meriden-sChas. T. Franks.
Miller-tSels Nelson, I'd.
Mission tWrIRht Adams.
Northville-J. N. Fox.
OphIr-sJoseph Garland.
Osage-*Abner Hoge.
Dttawa--SL. Perkins; assistants, M. White
III. +. Gilbert.
Otter Creek-Jas. W. Stevenson.
Peru-Henry Bellinghausen; assistant, Henry
uemig.
Rchand--Wm. Lauf.
Rutland -*Howard Nelson
Serena-sHenry Bowen.
South Ottawa-tArthur Lowmau
Troy Grove-John Ferguson.
Ulica-C. j. Gardner.
Vermlllion-%John Nicholson.
Wslace--tEdmond O'Donnell.
Mathematics. Wyle.
New members. tvoted for New Court House lss
Heard.
OF those members of last years Board who vo
led for building n court house and Jail, at the
September session the following were not re-
turned: Burgess, vermillion; Flaherty, Serena
Hoge, Usage; Klove, Adams; Mclntire, Mendo
"a; Mcintyre, Allen; Metzger, Ottawa; Palmer
Oshlr; Parr, Rutland; StormOnt, Ottawa Som,
Of these did not seek reelection, and some were
beaten on entirely different issues.
OF those who voted against building all but
.wo-Barton, Meriden, and Pool, Earl-were re-
.urned
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LIN l. SETTLEMENT NOTICE.

I,INAL SETTLEMENT NOTICE.-Fe
+ TATE or GKoRGE RourcLIFFk Dycsssyp.-So
ce hereby given 10 all persons iRterrsted In said estate
that the undersigned Administrator OF the Estate of said
George Routse decrssed. will appear before the County
Court the OF Ia sale and state Of Illinois At the
County Ottawa in said county. Monday
the 18Th day Of pril 1871 for the Of render
ing Of his proceedings in the administration Of
said estate for the anal settlement.
JOHN SANDERS.
Arrxsr. p " srocKsIKsKE Administrs,o,.
Cjerk County Cont L. sale Co. III sprs-
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the Annual Town Msstiags.

In Ottawa the usual struggle was had over
Gown officers; and the vote below will show how
warm the fight was At 3 O'Clock resolution
was adopted, In view OF the removal OF the old
court house, authorizing the town board to pro.
cure place for holding next years mseting. No
money was voted because none was needed for
town purposes, there being now above 81 300 on
,his year.
Follow ing is the vote OF the town In detail, the
names of the successful candidates being printed
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New ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice to Contractors.

The Sale County Court House and Jail udlBs Com
mttee will receive sealed proposals NJ meeting TO be be Il
IN ottawa Tuesday April u 1851 at o'clock P NJ for
all the natar in thu old house building including
the fou ndaon and all hagYing the lot the build
ing be- down and the ma,er removed before me
18th day My the county rrseryng all The fixture
and furniture In building and all the irUnwork In jail
The committee the right 10 reject any all bids.
GEO W. ARMSTRONG. Chairman.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-09

Scattering One for Blank In Bruce and Freedom:
VIM Warren Freedom; for Eeis Nelson, ID, In
Miller; one for J. II. Carl.n In Wslthsm.
Hits plurality, SIS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-09

There were voted 1902 ballots, aud it Ia safe &c
Aay that no two tickets were alike. At any rate
she counters are willing to swear such was the
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@rates ano fenoers.

DVFRTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
y VoH AK TKIBJjNE WILL BE RECEIvED AT THE
UPrOWN oFFiCES 40 i5lS 'Irol lway cor; d i Rg
Srs,st mr. il Sixthnye bet Forty seventh anu rory'
sishth,ts aOS West twenty ni[ cor ,, ThrI
az Esst Tourtssntls corner UniOIsiuar3 .oO AnIt
o. cap ssventb.st az tho LIN ObFlCES Nos
OnI and = 400 rhriA ave. cor Onrluhutouauu''"'""
hffh.st. up M at regular Once Iates:
ERATES AND TENDERS,
IL RIIAs, OPEN FIHEPLACES, ,,,p
Andtrons Fire sets coal Holds MIN ON = ilhi1o'
N" In Great variety, Wholesale ami retail =, =,
4 CON0VEH h CO.. 1868 Canalsl" NJ l.
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5a!es bn Autllou.

GALE of A. head Of IMPOR ED JERSEY
- CATTLE.--E. Il. Lawrence & SbI wal sell "h i'a-
gIauw Farm" If the WI se - J'nL a. huc non ".,o
Nednes foDruaiV D. 4 ll;3D a. IN ihc-e CAV
lie we're seocted by exp expressly butter ami mix
Guales; arrived per nsip lilo Icaster oct Cat
orcs apply A. a. DEG RA " Importer Jandlra. L. l.
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z teambodts ano Railroads..
A REDUCTION OF FARE.

.,o ,,. FALL RIVER LINE
y ~ boSTON. FOR SPECIAL LIMITED T1CRETA
REDUCTION 70 al Eastern ponts Magnlcent
tttlh,i. NIsW fDRf ald OLD COLONY Daily sundays
CgleTon Pler2sN. foot of Mnrravst 1t 1870 Leave
bi"ASn D. m. Jersey Cttv i:OD va Annex boat5
lleToOns. &c. he obtained at all prinCipa
steamers l.1...z ~ N " 49,
GEO, f. CONNoR - BORDEN & LOWELL.
ARnnf. Arnuf
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CouarIllerenlu Noutes.

MR.. ROBERT HUTCHINSON, Of Glasgow
VI retres from tIm. aud Mr; III :E2 L. u -
FIELD OF London, ard NJ. JOHN X L. WOjDHlhf, ~
Ncw.Yo.k, are admitted prtncrs this dry.
Ncw.YOrk, January ~, lc3l ...,.. . =. , .,,
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GENERA T assengcr Agent. 'D1-N q ~
BALTIMORE and OHIO RAILROAD.

~ Na Pm,aI eiPid. baltimore and Washington.
VI snd aier Dec Passenger Trains from Central II
SRS ns ot loS 9ry and s. s. with
paros cars attached. ~" anu 'N' "''' WIZ
pm.-Day Tor Washington. clncinnau. Chicago amidst
uls Lnire train runs through 10 Chicago also through
ll:$ D. a. Daily for Washing and tho West. with
RE Sew E. and o. PALACE Sill EPINu CARS attached
Trans from the West at Gao p. m. and 900
Principal New.York onlcc 80 Broadway ai4 Broad
Tickets secured baggage checked through
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ ntaon N Ne%iork foot OF LibertysL station in
Commencing Dectnber l. l6sO-Leaye New York foot Of
,6:8Qa m-Foi Pennington. Eas,o Allentown. Reading
7:S0a For scbooey's Mountain High Bridge Branch
-; L. Western H. II" kaston. Allentown. WkesoarTe'
%- TSac iem nhn % Fsn Aqntown Fs 2I
HariSnHds MT 1ar XXX " ~ a,ms%rh lanaqna Drl''"n
!. M For flemnglon Ea-ton Iien,own, Reading. Har-
3:Io : M Fr faslon. Bai'I llaich Chunk. Tama1ua
80 rFor schooeys Mountain. High Bridge Bra'ch'
4:,5 For Somcryle FlenHFiCn Zen Auonto,vn
Rcains iafrisnrc M'nch Chunk %nktsoaTfe. &c
o S%c ti tSo % p NJ for 'r Esston a Ac"
'o T9 aT T1Ia az E ang III "G rs 7s $40 s s15
$50 TO- lo3o ll;I5 M T. NJ 2 D. %;,9 d 49, o. $780,
30 A. elS S G, 1i No. az e III II siaon@
Goats of The Rroolvn Eric Annex maze connections
20 ana from jersey C.iy st non
NEW-Y0UK AND Long BRANCH DlVI'
LII EAIl LINE for erth Annoy, "onth AbDny l'oh
Bank Long BraIc Ocean Grove As9y rarS ioint Pleas
ant. TOuS river. Barneg1i. ATLANTIC CITY. k - 49,
Leave New York Libertyst at :. s:lJ. ll:45 Nj
1880. $50. g. $50
EREETIOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
con NECriO%. Lclvc foot Of Lberty'st. for FreeHoh
at $40 HAS a. m. t. J;5U u
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY
~ Leave NewIoFA loot Libertyst. n. Il
' ia i,fdn,luUrt
Fcr SAND, Hook, SIS Has o. III. p. m. $3.50
Tor Monmouth Beach. seaLrls"t aud lliFhAndA5 SD
l1iJ ?. III. $50. p n.
Via Red Bank r.. =.
Sst a IN Tor Manchester Toms River, Parner1t SC
l:3Op in-For Manchester TOma .livcr AILhNTlCC Gil
"a. I'm an ,Fr Winnings Toms River .a;, so
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Gteemboals anu hailrod0s.

COR BOSTON.-NEW PULLMAN LINE via
y. Y, n. If. and H. H. H. leave Grand Cenl% LGGPoi
et ll3j p M week days aud iOiG =. ~ sHhdayn oinrf
N Ns%l "A IL Iia T1 w ~
NEW YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
- RIVER KAlI,i'uA -Commencing January ~ 1881
sou Western and N9rtnern Express 70 l'oche'''
1880 H.. Chicago Express drAwinEroOn cars 10 Canaan
I1o a % Albany aud Trov with connections
Saratoga. Olens rails ana Huti'nd
G.0G D. M Lou, hXpress dHly "h scepng cars for
st. ious runnnf Uf2as' "yr Try Hs 4e sG, az"
and excepting aunGy night of Montreal WA iatis
go p m Pacific Ezrres, daily WIN sleeping care for
hosSSet a day sh Tor Snrca via 81 Adams
Ii3Op NJ, Night FIR with sleeping cars to lhmv
ess2a On sale at 49, 252 SO Broadway and
So"d%sy sew York ana 1888 Washing .oHst brooklyn
J. 81. IOUCEI. Cen sup G D. MLhh Z !. Gen. !assI Agl
NORWICH LINE -
va New Lcndon.--sIesmels Per NO. AZ North iVsr
at 8;3Op IN. dtiJ. Sundays excepted
DOCKAWAY BEACH.-New-Yo Wood
osw 'I H,IIters Point $40 II:jj a IN; 4iO D,
Leave liooKa way 7:iU d. IN: 3:l0. OiIO y. ia.
&2 TO BOSTON
w. VIA THE
STONiNGIUN LINE.
CONNECTING FOR ALL fOlNr5 EAST
The Elegant
IauEa1ys aoS S. .65 sy
dASS"' 43OP H. FROM FER b, y. r..
FSSs q syff ' and boston GOOD
hs rs ps as at al principal Offices sieO9m'
secured al offices OF Wescotts Express company, ~ 100
1858 mi 97 broadway and NJ Metropolitan AM RUN A'""d'
hoe' pI HeSgi DEScE LINE-FoR FREIGHT CNLY.
Steamers ELECTRA ana GALA "a 'eayo tier ~. Eoryi
River loot Of wa1Te9s1 nry except OUTLAY
freight either line taken AZ i?"ss s-t9e President
l.. w. FILKINs. General Passenger AgsaN
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Citn Dropertn i1Jantco.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL PIE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN oFfiCEst no. 9'S B1oldwav corner thirty
Si2 sixth bit. tOrthsevcIth aud FOrtv-
eglthsts 3OS West Nv Jnt ythtd.st Eigh.ave.
81 Eat FOnrteebn-s. corner mon ,gulre $50 Third
ave cor Forty at tle HAHLE& OFFICES, Nos
.G0l ana $500 IhlrlhYr, en- One.huadrctanitw
fl hist. upt) < .. IN. at regular o'ico rates
CTORES AND LOFTS WANTED.-We are
- having calls dairy for stores ani lofts Fdltan
William BeeEman Nassau other la vicinity
IULAN.I & MiIITlNN. , beekmAnat
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taprc.s ilaii- icye Nc;i ORR Va prGit,c Ina or
'' 4'o H. - stG dG ini'~ A. m L. oeo aio4
sG T. ':oPad ~ T. d.; amt l. mfni Saa''' i"' AMI
Express Trains leave Sew y"r dav r5c'r' sunday. at
7JU p running through VIA trenton 'i4 'n-
Bolls If nroohIyrl Annex ~.n,c,t win go through
uin nj Jefay pJ, aIufIIiA spcry and dIr';t ila-cr
.r'uring rfan,ic.ye Wst rhnlcphl l2:Jl 34j %.
T. i:5 l. 49, nd - IA ,l~m'd i1,I,ss l'0 D. M l.
a. G :. sp a. L"ryc Iriiadclril VI oamaen
!ic.rt "n'r,, 80 ~, r'll@4,. As'er ron.-. ant
i"o' 81 i''.( , ar vi ,!io,t; ', Kos RI
fI5 and ILLUSIONS hoDrkcn. sta''on J..sce "ity I'm.
~" Ncr folI lran1i-r company cal or and check
ffKANi; InON10N. tar. tAHNth.
Grnrll u.,nt-er Gem Passenger Agt.
THE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
NE".lOEK. LAh.. E.'ln AND "hsrLhN RAIL
HH ANGmrsr TRAINS TAXING EEfEcr SOY T. $50.
a N, ncinnan aud chicago Lay EHprc,, Drawing.
H. D. H. tiily ,-l, 81. Loul, i.r'cs'. arriving En
fao N. connecting VITA ias rains Ia. West AMI
soulhwro rul.Han's best Drawnsorn Sleeping caches
y ~ 49, D,iy. raclnc EEprrss tbs Wesi sleeping
Coaches thropRI to bnna" %ioFari FAILS Cncinnui Ini
IT, T.. no. 4. N .. rant taln ior tnc W+ai
Trans leave nam 'er' oIee nep'i Ne~folk for "a,
D. H., al u 90 midnight saturday nsIta Ony sundys
haiir '%i 4ad Fas,c t. ' L. !o2o @-9e loso
i5 500 $50 I:I0 J.0, 100 90. d:JO = I0iO. m /!
niin GIT Sundays Goo, $780, lo-O - nl LAO. $50 p H.
5 o. 1877 60 J. J. mon oo ~ a 81 sl i2
nidnah. SUNDAYS. D. $50. lO@O m" lA' U:JOp w. and
- aisr,,, wa NeNars, G:fJ o:J. lI3D m. :IO 42O.
no Il; To- 1880 ami ~ might SATURDAY nights Dny
Sruday 81 Gao y. M - - =.
si,,ri Gr 1850. Iowa. Il5. 800 6OU tlJ. llo;
and IL nimgh SUNDAYS. 600 s:Jo Ic.2J Ill., l4j. $50
n m II III dui ght
PW.rw,ck 1880 lO.2OL Inp lSO D. III
Ne,s,,re ana cora wall 7JU. - III. $3.50. 1862. sun.
Rondout and Klngson.) q. M. $500 Sundays $50
st95sAen oo >. l'-Oh n ~ 500 4:Jo 7. 7;Ijp
,,,o'S,v. ~, lU.ZJ l. III. OJ, T. IN.
1910 $780, 49, |:lJ p m
ai,avs S;jU IJ.2 UJJ. D. Iho } Il IN. aud $50
nv f,,as cGnnuct New YORK AMI OswoEJ Midland
iallrOad Ill AilnsL .n.,,, ., AN Il, : 7.I, - I'M lun
70, IOii 70. 20 I,.5t A. ~ u, $50 and T. M
"A >, Inats leave ZJs quarter al anu quarter aor
~ = ron b:45 $40 H.. anu AZ lUtJ ANA LAD
,,, ....ss and Tor Apartments, Drawing. ROOM
49,. no Dr obtained, 1Id Ordors rs
anu ~ Ia iTabser C basraSe may DO et AT lie COn
panJ - V"H ITs,,kiy1 or at Le Cunipauy's uclotN -
XDrrss Irains IRON ny ny, 49, "''0'" Az"
and Il:-1 4, nj ~; n ABBuTr Grl Plssr AL New.YorL
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Trans Engiewood ClOstel rier1i,nt ana NJ
ock 4 so 300 J. l. 4:oO JJu AZ oi5O LOU p
Sundays ia and O:5Op M Ihe lIi'o p LII uAh wiz
l.ayc 20 minutes lator saturday nights ~, An, I.il
samuel spring Valley and MonSiy Ho'' o'ooh u NV
p u JNo N, ABBOTT. General Pass'r Agent New'York.
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INMAA LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.

Fpk o. EFN- TJNS AID LIVERPOOL
NDIIt i.-l ot ms Lane tlaD Lieutenant
Muut'- routes a. a! s,ason-"i tI' var
cir, UF EhHLIN ...~ - ~ ~: ron =. p. IN
.lI1 - .......l 3 N-ibNG lcL Il.
'lII Of EIChJDND r. RuAl. Feb 70 p m.
tiIS OF en- -If li........~Ai ~ ElNG. B. l. -
From 3D. '. x root 81 Chilton-rI
CALI nI lil lac L. h"t-"I ttNtti' terms.
~IrI.ltAGt.. luIaui. 80 DIdit-d lowest tai"A
sao1I-. SHi'.g AMI jl -f""W' ainii'hip+
II,ft >tt.iacIo hr, Clh tA't tie. sheep 81 iiss.
JOHN q. DALE. Ag,.t. - auh ~ iuai"'v y.
Pm !. 2 nm OuIre No .U1 oOnlh tlh.ts
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alarble ano 6laIe 1tlantcIs.

WOOD and SLATE MANTELS. most
w y,rtad and complete stock Of due mantes now on 4
bimuon n a. STEWART q CO., 10 West 23IsI' NOW
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u
| U.rtLt.. hor-ctn Facet C0npany's In" FOR
IIA u Oh H. ,Yi..I.liDi l.s aud IA nBU kb
.i,.t.i ...... ... FOB 3 - ~ IA ...-...f"b -
If--I $50 10 II;i~IA re- -
80 c-o ra,,t-r r rl m'dtn 10. GA 'h' rh9nrg idn'
furx points fI- -u''h ~ fuAiAr flr-t Capin
t'in .'l $50 itffni to at ic
IL. o., tl... NJ ria-r .tom IAiLhursnr ltyrr s.
~ az tt:uI = ''. & ]; II' liANp 81 60.
,,l,raI Agents. Grurral l'i--"urr- Agc-tS
III y y o.. y \.
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mintfr pesocts.
6clp ndnle0.

DVERTISEMENr FOR IIiE NEW
N YORK Tribune v ILL EE RECEIVED r., ~
UPTOWN OFFICES No t,2iS broadway. cor lmHy
6rst-st or ~ Si.avs be. F,rGy.seVonLI ant sorry
rirtl.sis; 3OS West Twenty 'hiritl. cor Ighh ave-.
No ttL Easi FOu teen1.st Union sqIt 70D Ir
ave cor oventlsL ~ the HAKLtM OFFICES No1
LOO ana 200 Thrtavc.. Ihsadrdrc i'Hl'l"cI y
l,tl-si. up 10 T.. m. ~ rcgrsr Oico rt -
CNPYISTS.-Pcrmqne employment to com
v neteLt n.Ilds Address. stating ag occupation and
refcienccs. X. D.. D.. T. o. Box 6D1.
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NoGro ano Rooms
East Siis.
A DJ-EDTICENENTS For THE

East Sids.
A DyERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW
H2Ek 1iESE S hG y %IV icrna At rhli
.5%~S ~ ~ 'S@;S 5''%' f"f
s Fast 3Ds %fSs " earatr ,eS &
vs fP sl 1866 Inn ct ' eSr S%n% %EtS
hit SHh up 70 o n .'' ar t cr
= GRAMERCY PARK.--Exra sized single
4 ROOM; frst.class BOARD.
.R1 EAST 1.-Two nicely furnished,
- snr Third floor 'front.' suitable for party Of
three; with 10 rcfcreuCrS
oSTu-ST., 40 EAST.--An elegant suite Of
40 rOplns. with or withou table -
90 WEST 2GTH-ST-Cne o. Two suites and
lors and dnins room TeIms reasonable.
IQx 2D.AVf., NEAR 9lH-S .-Eurn~hcd
loo back parlo:. with without beard 10 gI;ioncn
West Side.
Private American family wi, let without
N board TO gentlemen only, large neat furnished sInn'
room; air hat room all coav nicce7' use hfS-o~''
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS, with
At EvkKEIf BoAh6 DlkEcIol Y. u west a5th s..
AGE, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
IL T'ifor eclt.eIneu. wroal 1oard; &C. u; io"a' =,
quiet g.Itec house good al ;nlance % We'' 1871 " "-
.bD STORY SUNNY ROOM. with board. suit
water. large cos o. references. % We $50 IT.
.).kD-ST. WEST. 1ll.-I.nGpc. hand,cm"
~~'J room, sec"dn iOCI ilOHl' h' "l 'o'''' "h amp
closets; IefeTen. IS.
30 WEST 12TH-ST.- hrcc Cunuec. ny
DO floor. front, wiia d ana ample closet
.Nns) WEST l3D.3T.--N ell furnished second
&tJs1 ami Third story M g. let, vita superior b,dtd
American family; references 1eGas d.
sl.pN WEST 53D-ST.-Ni"dy furnished back
ZSS parlI souLcrn exposure. hot ami ooG wafer ale"
hail bedroom cJ with OOIfd
Board and Rooms Wantst.
Y91ANTED.-By gen len IN and wife neatly
w furnished large front viii board rci' nos
terms, &C X. iIlDunc ID
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UuprptAI. GFRNAN MAIL.

NIIliII It I.N " IIIJ1
STEAM-fIIP IlSE BETWEEN NETWORK.
sOUTHtirroS AND BREMEN. .
pD Co.,. ...... %. 81 ; TNF..... -AI. 'i' -
i.lTE- OF r. -.,'.i.. frou y wv DIRK - oOCTHAMP
TON HnNRE or BREMEN.
HIST CArIN .......-.s-nf SECOND CABlN... $50
~fEt iNGE. $50.
I,t.tr rcs-tt tur.d rar.. Prruii str.rnr" C"rh.
,li-+ .'0. Team %. All f"m tict b',"'e" 9rc'"" AMI
''' 49, ,,i.i'RCI4 & CO.. Bow ng.Drern.
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no p!iiLADELPi{'iI4A
FEENSYINANlA RAILROAD

NE OLD.E-TAErI-urD LGTrr A%D sUo." LINE
PtTWEfN
NEW YORK a. - rhILADElr!lIN
NINETEt&. TKAINs EA'H WAY. DAILY. rNc+rr
5LNUAI, IIil.. !. bEr'l ' rNILAE..L. lila.
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DOTFLN TRACK. TN nt,I IMPROVED IQCIP.
HI%I, AID 1HE FASTEST llH" 'ONoI-iINI
MIIM AM.ni.L y. ..AtEIl
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Anftion Sales of Real gstatr.

ADRIAN II. MULLER, Auctioneer
~ ADRIAN II. MULLER Il son
Wll a auction
NONIAY JANUARY 81, at IL O'CLOCK, NOON,
the SalesroOm Broadway fol- account %
whom IL nay concern,
so7s mn Certificates of Midland COMPANY Of New
Jersey erung holder 70 income bonds o. SAN col1par
follows VIZ, 1887 500 class and Si"1oOV class lny
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MORRIS WILKINS, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE BROADWAY AND FIFTH.AvE. PROP
EKTY AT AUCTION.

LUDLOW CO will sell al auction at the Exchange
Saesroom III Broadway Trinity Bniingj NOW IoIh
al II O'Clock, tn 5DAY. February 8. 1881: ooo
BROADWAY AND THIRTY EIGHrH-ST: 49,
39G 400 Broadway, and NO III West
3Shst about ssxi so feet The location one of Le finest
on the line OF Broadway THIS property viii be Oteed at
500 900 and sold the highest bidder over that sum
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. corner i2Jth;st; hve me io7
bidder 100000. 49,, -,
40 feet commencing "a II north OF lZ7ts To be sod u
The highest bidder Si2,0OD .--
Map and further the Office Of the suconeers
No t0OooI
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DICHARD v. HARNETT, AUCTIONEER
III WILL SELL AT AUCTION.

cCUTOR'S SALE
Is Beeknanpl 6Oth.sf. 4st0ry, hlRn stOOlr drown
stone house, and 10; 1890 40, 49,. ,.4o. am
resr. lot 23xSU. . $500 -.o.xv,no
llhaye and 0lth.st lots northeast corner, 2ZHxl"p
500 Lexington ave. d2dst, 4stOry, high NoOp;
brown and lot finished in had woVd anu
gas fixtures, Io.Gx6Ox70. - 1900 ,o..a
sos story. high st op brown stone house
and lot l7x6Ux7U. 1900
l0l 4th ave, TWO ZstOT shn
basement and cssf houses and lots l52 10 = e"
1856 and 338 East 24hst, two 4stOfy and ctn~r DicA
hOnses. and lots 25x9S.S each. -. ... l..
624 East Iathst %stOry aud cellar brick house anc io'
6itl stores, 25xl03.3.
276 Cherry Gonverneur <s0ry anu cei Dieh
house. and lot 23.8x53.32 -.
st. SO g. East Madison. elegant and com
pee hrst 5sory stone, apartment house ana
LOT 25 Oa3 feet by 1922 feet ,., -.
$3.50 East 2Shs 4sory and cellar blck house. with sVo
and lot 26x95a. o-.-.
43i East l4h cellar brick house. ana SstOiV
And cellar ear house and LOT 26x5t.
6thaye, northwest corner lOthst, lot 25.3 axlOo
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