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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-23
THE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
Il NETWORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL


o a ni.-Cinannan and Chicago bay Express Drawing
room Coaches TO Buffalo and SUSPENSION Bridge ., p,
o. D. daily Fast 1T Louis Express. arriving az bul.
falp at connecting win tast trains 10 tDs cSs anu
southwest Pumans best DmwnRroom sleepins oAches
- M cpailyJ-Paclc Express for the wes Sleeping
Cicaso without change ALSO llOni nlDg cars 10 chicago
~ p M rlnn us Iss TOT .s sew York for
6:i5 81 1889 n. $40, AZ J. O-U O:iu I:3O
p n a. ZOO midnight saturday nights ony Sundays.
g. ;51 d 10 d 10 saS1, hs 1 no3S
I;i5 ,u pI 40 ~ o. o:3O Gl0. $50 & lOjo m, IL
glrt Sundays G:OO $50. lO2O a. me- l;4o odo p Ill.,
Patsr IN, 8, $50 TO- 1920 M u nc3n ij 3 sn sI9
nndIrht sundsys $780, lO2O n H. l'i'' oSop u'' anu
TaIersen. VIA Newars 6lj, $40, 1880 M. S:i0 4:2o.
BIO SIO 1880 an II midnight Sa! Irddy nights only
sHasru 500 @ a 1873 5S SO9 d. ia Ia I Js5
r y; San II 7isp ioso A. m- 400 IN. ,.o s
New Ourg Cornwall I'o /" H." 90" '"O - "- SuA
Rond"ut and an Kngs,on9 s:SOp m SUNDAYS $50
m , Il 7.,o D. lo;2Oa m 500. 800 4:3O T. 7ljp M
ep Hadieown 10 y iO..O IN, $780, 40 nlS M
su M i'ns connect with New YORK and osweso midland
Jsryis 7;5O o. I'VE 1iJ and a To- D. NJ ''-' sun
SSlPDBoas leave 23s quarter VI ~ iotS snd iI.Is
each hour 6;45 q IN. 70 Sio m' ui' ~ '0- W -'
m , Tor pa,saze aud Apartments IN Drawing Room
lieHo ~, oacncs can obtained. aud oliers ior tae
anu h1ng ana transfer baggage may be le az the Com
panys Oi'ees s NSS or n the Cnpanys Depos
trains from the West arrive IN New'fofN d. 1873
ana fl;-O n; 1Sa AipBofr Gent Passr Aet NewYOrk
NoRTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Trans leave Englewood Closser pieIn9nt In ana
Sc $50 M 4 a''9 ts S'I i ~ sSn train ai;SV VIII
leave 20 inmates ate saturday mghts IN, a.o. M $50
Named sprilg Valley and Aonsey foa '''o~ MI "
p N yNo N. AsBorr General Pass'r Agent sew.Yors'
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NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY
~ Leave 'ew.lork loot I4bery.st. n. l.
VIA lrdDchuOrt
Fer SANDY Hook. 8:l5. Has a.. ~. p. ~
For Monmouth Beach seabrght and Highlands. 5. S:l5.
l1:iJ n M, 80 p
Via Red Bank
81 a. m.-Fur Manchester. Toms RIVER Barnegat. &c.
l;u m-For Manchester. Toms River, ATLANTIC CITY
and all stations 10 BAY siie.
Writings, Toms hiycr. Barnegat 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-23

BALE Of 46 head of IMPORTED JERSEY
~ CATILEs-k A. lAwrence q 6oa win sell on De.
PAW fan Y ths village Of jamaica ct auction without
eGve % WedneedAL February 3 ct ll,30 These
- gore eeiected ~ experts expessy Tor butter
e1fsses arrived - enehip GAeaessSr Oct u Cat-
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houscs ano Rooms Danteo.

A COMPLETELY FURNISHED house or fiat
~ for gentleman. wifc aud daughter ~ May or June ~
GOOD loo on pGcIate rrntl Give full pal tculITs' Al
dress lil Broadway. Room :.
DRIVATE FAMILY.-An American lady OF
some means. capable 81 mailing home desirable WISH
inc 10 r,nucr cnt. wOult Xix" house st u MAY Di"c
.4ih and 4Jlhsts physician or drG.t Wo!l hAs 10
Ia o dtsrng 10 take roo best
ie renee given. Address AMERICAN, Tribune Uptown
ONCE. .23s Broadway.
XXrANTED.-Uniurnis fiUm May, small
house 5tlave. below a0tlst. private family; also
LARGE house or for boarding pnrpo-et best
references and Parties having civ or country prop
ery let hangr register now no charge utl nc
ynfi atous conrIud.d. A. DALEY, "a West 3Jths-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-23
uinicr Rfeoris.
Legal Nollfes.

fINHE SUPREME COURT, Albany County
Il FRANKLIN UNDEkIIILL agt COMMONWEALTH
NOE COMPANY. In the matter OF the co NJ
MON WEALTH LIFE INSURANCE COMpANf o. NeT
York NOTICE TO CREDITORS Of the 90 iMOkWELIH
LIFE Insurance COMPANY.-1u pursuance OF an order
OF this Court made In the abov en led suit ana proceeding
on The 1889 aud filed and entered on te
day February 1885, not IA hereby gwen to all credit
ors Common Life Insurance Company AMI TO all
having Of kind against sad Company mat
they required to exhibit Their claims 10 me tue nner
said Company. oihce NuniDsr
Il broadway IN the City Of NeYork and become p2rte.
Ia the above emil proceeding bet0r the I'D
day OF April 1881 and that default 81 such creditors anu
camanis exmDtiug their claims aud becOnlng parties W
sad anti on azores i'd they shall be pecuded
from ali benefit decree which has boe0 or may
In proceeding. and from distrOu
ton Of sad company which shall be made unner
order decree--Dated NewlOk, October ID lhSO
O,tIS-iay.Bv MOI THOMAS =. MOORE Receiver
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Real estate to Gsrbanse.

IN CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEWER
sEI-A party abont 70 retire from active business hay
Dsg house ssabls and ots Of fOur laid
~ sna planted N nut vines An. situated
noase 80 uatef churehes, scbools and within
mie ths fennsylyans and Central railroad desOss 1879
ies ~ MINUTES md Hpgafd By frequent trains New
~ sxcoen9 ne saxne for similar property. free
S1sX uo1 ~ g ~ mites out Address with
kesctlHes1, STATION A0EaT, "a Mora. MI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-23
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
IN NEW LINE
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
For TRE N'TnE n pIIII.A DELPHI A

BOUND BROOK ROUTE
For TRENTON ID PHILADELPHIA. .
Leave Newi0 from Station e. X r. OF " j. foot oil LID
trly-st
For Philadelphia Ninth and Greensts at 7:ij. q. 10.
ll:l1 M; l:I T. $3.50 $50 g \. l:3O II p On sun.
day at : 81 a. H.: ~ ~. 7. ll:3O. l. D. m.
For Thin AMI Bcrk..stS, at $50 HIS a. $780, 400
5Sp ON SUNDAY at S:io II -. -
For Trenton Warren ard 3:f 1:i1, IL
l:3n !. 4i, 441. $50 7, =. 1880. Up. sunday
S.4j IN j::I'. Z. 1880 II D. m. .
Return trans leave Philadelphia for New York
From station. phade oma ani Reading X H. corner Ninth
and Gr,cn.sis 1890 $40 $50, ii l:lJ, = 3: -.
$50 CSC. 49, l2p. on sunday at $3.50 a. m; 13o $40
From and Ber<s at 4:4j. So 0lj 1:2D
ESQ. Z. llJl SUNDAY Ut $40 a. m. 4:i0 1880 m -
From Trenton Warren and Tucker ss l:,j. i:2j $40.
Goo - 1OS. lOS ll2D a. m; = 81 -. G:30. 7.2j SIS
H. M. 20 i:2j $50 .. H.: O:l5 ~ D.
CONNECTION i made at Jersey CITY station to ami from
BIO kiyn Erie De Ut jersey Citv. . 49,. $3.50
Tirk;s or s1ic ~ foot Iibcrt. Nos 239 POI. iOl,
ga or 1913 Broadwav and al principal hotels Nos
office il wells " hIr. BrDok,Y
y y 1ranscr Conplny. OOANs Express Will call Tor and
cheek baggage hutl or Residence 10 destination App
Caupn rnI 10 go AMI ',i2J tvs i Gthive.
New Nork, and Court 81 RroNlyn these one are II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-23
CINCINNATI, CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS

VIA .lALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Leave NrTlnr" loot Liberty Il
ga FOf Nasni giDn. Cincinnati, o. =, &C.
pm. Ia Line, Through Goa hes sleeping
caTs 10 tirclnf att Chicago It Louis. &c.
1lJO p N. Daiy for Washington Cincinnati Chicago. II
~
1ckes Cor sale and baggage checked at foot OF bertyst
IU%EPiI :. HAHRIS II. T. BALDWIN.
a Man Pms. Agrn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-23
STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

FOR BOSTON.-NEW PULLMAN LINE via
N Y, N. IL. aud H. X. u. Leave Grand Central Depot
at 1885 p m. week days aud 1880 Sundays Other
trains III m anu tc. Oct tickets via NewYork aud
New England Railroads.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-23
.EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
CENTRAL RAILROAD on NEW-LERSI

{ ,ENIRAl RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
satloa in New York. foot Of Liber.yst; station in
bII,U,kyh loot OF FnltOl.st.. Jewels Wharf
commencing December l. 18S0-IeaVo New.YOrk. Of
llbctlySj.. a. follows
Harrisburg, dc. ' "' 7
- 1850 n m.Foi Schooleys Mountain High Bridge Branch
- L. d Western Il. H., Esston Alcni0wI Wink sbarre
sf5 a. m.-For Pennington. Easton. Allentown Reafny
Harrisburg, Maurh Chunk. Williams Tarnanua
N9hticokc tper Lehi.h. Scranton, &c
j T. m.For bennington, Eas ton.
rsburZ. Mauch hGnk. Waverly. &c
3,ju D. m.-Fnr EastOn. Mauch Chunk Tamaaua
DriftOn. WikeSbarTC. Scranton. &c.
$3.50 ln-For Schooley's Mountain High Bridge Branch
Eastgn ~ entown. DC.
40 p m.Tor Somervi,le. Flemingt1n. &c
6;;p o. m.--FOr EasOn d.. l.. and w Il. r., Allentown
Reading, Harrisburg. Mluch Chunk Wilkesb1rre, &c.
Snnta talns leave ut $40 m /! tor Boun Brook
AMI intetmet!te stations at $50 D. for EastOn Allen
town. IlarTisb rg and the Wese
9,9 IT, iQ:a. l;I5 nj ~ NJ 2 g. 2;n 49, o. $780,
For trans TO local pom Time Tables At stations
Boats Of the lyp amt Erie Annex make connections
To and from Jers,y CITY
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-Yonx. Saturday. Jan. 22. 1881.
loving sales were held at the Exchange

NEw-Yonx. Saturday Jan. %. 1881.
The following sales were held at the Exchange
ealeaoenl today
ss Hlt e :u Fr Gss So sas SS 81 Is
xioo; Mohrmann- s'o'oo'
ByA. III. Muller & Son.
tssrs sr NV coz 81 mo 2o sSd a2SSo % -oo
D DS Sc buildings and isicrv brick house,
2o0 2+ui'ss io@ 'ose " . 4l.3OO
bstcry Gl'sx lot a5nios FreSk ISew 1860
4 %ess 4issssS eo i6svo, each lot oao
siDiSr bnd,ns I've "i lo i6 sxsss' Hugh king 1850
simar bains ~" ic ' III sx9sS' JseSo ponlia A4O0
sn .s "a adjoining lots eaoh l60100
a .!uy s n.s building with io. s2S 7lhayo
200 18th g, g. 9t fg 5SaS:sy and 10. 22oo
es,Sly prlcS Sns WIN plot 81 Ina 5s ana
ga Mges Ss3 VIM Nelson. sc5So
By James N. oakley G Co.
q EAT s s E 22s a 81 si 1900
plo: OF LIMA 80 q , WI tx uus same buyer 4975
erCokDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NEw.YoRK CITY
rroutst No sla 2Ox70 Chetwood. REFEREES to ON
AveAes s SD5 xte 81 10 John Bruee 5000
Bediordst " n N mare.t na.". 5000
Same properly Isaac pe".aies' ~ anu = 5000
s8ts I29 II " o. ~ 1.n 5000
Ashley .nu n sios r. snrSsn ta same ..... 5000
Same property: Henry Morgan ana wife 10 same oooV
Same pgo u I'm fTae oshE.ss 5000
sst4ss s29 ~ so o. 5000
sotlsL a s. 21j.ft Uf 6th-ave. 25x959; Anthony
WV Mi Ter and wife Fredk kuenzel.
asthst n s. x67 of 3d.aye. 2k.61ax3S.9 Geo az
Tu6bs and wife to JEFF ~ and Levy........: 500
l0tist 3 4 Iis II @ Of Lexington 24x79.1x2l.4x
81; "a, McParlan, executor etc, 70 william
Same property; Jas Mci'arlan and wife t. same 7'4oo
iSnfh,sr n A 1874 Q Of Alexand crave, lbK5U; Chas
White and wife to Frank q Brown.
ROADWAY sy cor Of 63d.st. to shave. 1l6.lxi2e2
yin 3xiuegular Richard Taurson 70 Richard -
ists sa,ssn and Wife 70 Jane AndersSn 1850
rarjnefou-aye o g. S. ga It 8 of s5tb-st 1896 the
SiiDonds Mfg Jef NJ &25O
85thst y, gu II OF 6thave. 2.534xlS9; the Sixth
National Bank Th0s n L,wrenco.
ssh .rS Vie IL O To- 81 David Bishop 10000
oa's ssa,,ms and another Alfred AiscHimsnn 1900
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{ ieampoats ano Railroads

A REDUCTION OF FARE.
- - .ro ,o..- FALL RIVER LINE
~ DlS ION. FOR SPT' 'IAL LIMITED TICKETS.
reduction to al Eastern points Magnificent
e sI ,ag ro nEN and OLD OL NY Daily Sundays
fer " r. foot of Murrav.st at $50 Leave
TIE ~ r. M; Jersey CITY. 40 via Annex boats
ttaerooms. &C. be Obtained all principal
steamers. -' W 40 'iN0' vi Hio -ei INV v" 0o"AN
GEO. H. COMMON RORDEy g LOWELL
Genera Passenger Agent. - ~ Apents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-23

FOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Maui
gatuck and fousatonc Rail- Jads-SteaIners leave Cath.
arine Sip pier IS, 4. ~ daily at Il;;0
NEW-HAVEN. HARTFORD, &c.-Fare 81.
IN steamers leave Peckslip for New.Hayen ut 3p IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-23
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIVI-

baE Long BraLch ocean Grove As6ury Par rolt Pleas
AM. lOis hyer Barneglt. ATLANTIC CITY. &c.
Leave NewYork. foot Liberty.st.. az o. sl3. ll;lo M
1880. $3.50 L. 6:3O d. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-23

on AND AFTER JANUARY II. 1881
Express Trains leave New York via DebrOsses and Cor
land streets Ferr =. as follows: o -. .
40 1880 $40. 40 Eimited). II a. m $40 3iu
o. D. l. $3.50 and Ia D. M, amt l. night sundays 4;"O ana
. N. . TO- T. $50 and Ia and IL Night
Express Trains NewYork daily. except Sunday at
1870 running through via Trenton Anu CAM
den
Boats VI Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trains at Jersey Cy auOrng speedy and direct transfer
for BrooKiyn travel. $500 $3.50. -.
T. 49,. <. 800, aLd IL a Limited Ekliess 1850 D. M 3
L. ji5. Z, and On sunday, i2Oi 3l0. DID - s:30
q. 4. Z, and Leave Philadelphia via camden ID
m. aud 800 r. IN daily, except sunday. - 49,, -,
Ticket offices, J26 aud 3ii rOadway astor HOUSE ana
foot OF Weaknesses and sts COurts and Brook
lyn Annex ZION foot FultOn-sI Brooklyn Nos ia.
il6 and IL udsonsI HOb0krn station Jersey City En-
igrant Ticket Uhlca Battery place. . -.
The New.IOTk Transfer Company VIII cal LOT ana chccA
baggage from hotels and residences ,.n,u,
FRANK THOMSON. J.. T. fAhMhtI
General Manager. utnl Passenger AeI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-23

-
A BBEY'S (NEW) PARK THEATRE.
IN sEG GE NV No X ERA ASso okivl sTfcEss
MATINEE SATURDAY arr
ATTENTION. ,.,.s Young nr..,.. r,op.,,..
MAThICE DENGRENONT oo
WI" pay ct 'es
Feb d. fnf p1M # SEHIs csaaass aALL
RIJOU OPERA HOUSE. BY, SOth31st-sts.
THE oOA[T 5L :RAH14S COMPANY.
m TnS % SFsna f%S Ssy 1aGS
AGas AZ aaa
POOTH'S THEATRE.
ID Il e. ABBEY Manager.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. 5ASUAK,Y %. 1881.
Extra Matinee at One O'clock,
BENEFIT OF ar -" n V. LINoHAM.
The following MANAGERS nave kindly volunteered the ssr
T Tt,s,s9 Of w yasi ac so% Esan
''' 4. Il. ' Pail !; ';ss:,,v. Esq.
'O"" j. J.. steei MscEave, Esq,
AS'4i Me rSs' G Comfy iIIyl & Barton.
NesSrs. HarrigaD Hart
/. overture-Henry widmer and Orchestra
q Willie Edouin & Co SPARKS.
5 G Snon ss 81 TS; Ga pl5hENcu FLATS
s. MSS EmnS ABBOTT
& Mckee .LaDkin Co--DANlnE3'
% Comfy a Barton Co.-oLIVErIEa. -, nan
N Mr. John Gilbert and se sdnVVSbt EIh
H. H. M Sii aS:S c S&a% a1yG-rn3 eu%NoR
SS SV5sy Prev s M hgy Hs ssporr
IL GimOres Band.-5OLOlSlS'
q. Pick"icH
Prices usual
DOOTHS THEATRE. LAST WEEK.
Last Times Of the Great Spectacle.
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
UNCLE TOMS CABIN
,,on,ov I'm Al sALVINI
munuy nan q Frat Week.
.nu.a,, ieh 4 Four Performances Only.
Matinee Saturday Feb. D. oLApiAion'
r,.s,ov Feb The Domestic Drama,
,.,u,snas,;; ,vedoesd'y, Feb q ENOCH ARDEN,
fIns1. Eah 4 Including JAMES O'NElL and
oA'uiu"9 N AGNE- BOOTH
Sale of seats commences Thursday morning
NALY'S THEATRE. Bway and 30th-st
OEVEtY NIGHT at over ~ IL fhlVfso ~ ~ -
Use and 5Oc MATlNEEs WEDS ESoAf anu "a hDAi'
wv GAMMA. -
GAMMA
GAMMA.
GAMMA.
GAMMA.
ZA%INA-
IAN Ma. 49,. o.,,
The PamOua sutch papcs Cemedyi musel spocnasrs:
The say It's ike has neser YET seen sea- " snS
stage Its atmosphere reo2ontot
fttar .0orgeeusues agrecape melody iantass ~fsns'
lTimes-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-23
sQALT MORE and OHIO RAILROAD

ESAEI IMUhE anu UHIU RAILKOAD,
~ hODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST
~. va Phllal clphia. baltimore and Washington
- hu her Dec Il. Trains cave from Central n
IL sew Jersey depot the foot ibertyst "a follows,
pallOs attached '' 80 v '@''" "u' "'o "SS'' VIZ"
D. m-DalY Tor Washington. Cincinnati Cnca,o and :,
cars 10 Cncluati - "'' 'HVuhn
~ p. m.-Dalv for Washington and tho West with
sI,rSIhg cars attached.
20 all trains ~ ' "''A~-
nMOutherlne makes faster tim IN the West
y. - w. ''A' ~ 'h' anu Wv
~ -0s' ~ ""''"' "''"'f D''Hf
and baggage checked through to destination
.EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
- PASSENGER TRAINS, on andafier Iune 1880, will
edtpnts loot Of Cortlanlt and DebrosseBsts at -
y. " ami $50 Tor EaSiOn, Bethlehem Allentown
Reane, Msuch cbnnk, WilKeslsrre Tow ania Wayeriy.
lthaca Geneva LYONS Buffalo and West Pullman cop
hg coaches attached 10 $3.50 D. M. train
Ifalis ,cpy Tao a anal p m. connect cor AL
Polnts IN hahanoy and FIazleton coal regions
~ lYINGTON. dencIal Fasstnger AgehI
e'Leia Eastern Office corner Church ami CorIhdt-sts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-23
Gitp i1ropertp 90 fet.
Gitr propertn mantso.

NTORES AND LOFTS WANTED.-We are
~ having many calls stores and lofts Fllt01
Wap Beekmsn, Nassau and other streets Ia that vicinity
RULAND a WHITING, Beekman-st-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-23
TO PHILADELPHIA

rTO PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD.ESTA BLISIIE ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
NEW.IORk AND PHILADELPHIA.
NINETEEN TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY, EXCEPT
SUNDAY, TIIHI.E DEPUTS - PHILADELPHIA,
TWO IN NEW.IOkk.
DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MEM ANDTHE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-23

FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
CONNECTIONS. Leave foot OF Liberty-st Or Freehold
at S:l5 ll:4j a. m. 4. 5:i0 p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-23

NEW-i ok, Jan. II, 1881.
CPECIAL NOTICE.-The new station 1t
- 75Ihs and III ave will 10 opened 10 the public on and
after Tuesday, January Is. r: H. HnlN,
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lie BOQiDiGP Bros.
40 East l4th St. 045 & 047 B'dVay.

A SUNNY ROOM TO LET, without hoard. to
~ gentleman; references required CALI after D. m Of
fl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-23

4 LEX. MACGREGORS
"A sCIiooI, FOR DANCING li2 5til.ave. near l7thst
and lesson daily New classes forming I'm.
mediate application desirable send Tor crcnlaIs
A LIEN DODWORTHS
"A SCHOOL FOR DANCING. No. BS1 FIFTH-AVE
For terms days. &c, send for o circular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-23

A TUIRD STORY. DOUBLE ROOM, BACK,
IA le with crate IRE with hrstctse board references
Gall q Wrht AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-23

Union SQUARE THEATRE.
Begins at over Of 1910 Matinee commences al tAs
second week OF THE cREoLE.s Meacdrama Of erese
mower I'm Five Acts Author Of The Two Orphans U
the manner which tho play has been ses upon inc sas
The Graphic says scenery m9untngs dresses am
aupontmens even this liberal management seemed resolves
an surnsss,pr itself snch pictures In themselves
are alone worth going 70 see'
SATURDAY., January 20. Second Matinee Of
THE CREOLE
Tuesday and Thursday atcrnoons' January 70 and 10
LAST TWO PERFORMANCES OF
MISS MUTTON.
Tuesday February l. First Extra AatRse OF
CAMILLE
Seats secured By mail. Telegraph or tesphons.
WALLACK'S. ~, ,, w.,,.....
EvFBY EyF0 All 8 sATY MATINEE At 1;3a
shcridan's cslehrnted hvS COMEDY Of the
SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
WITH MEN SCENERY AND CHEAT CASE
The Novelties
In preparation arc the great London successsa
WHERE'S THE CATi
TIE WORLD ....-..---~.
Due nafzcs VIII Be gwen q ne nsgse4ugaoaW
fo4dht4ESoE &
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-23

nina pauoua sutch pan.e C0medyf MasieI Hpdctaels!
The iIe AID says ike has neyer yet been sean on ne
YORK aee atmosphere redolont OF suceeas
tar sGorgeousness agreeape melody fantasss eTsn5r
lTimes. st.tt =
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-10-07

JNHE "KALORAMA.''
STANTON, VIRGINIA
This beautiful place. as the Lame indicates, is
cent? ally located and the business part of the
city and convenient to the different railroad depOtS
which makes it deS able not only fer permanent
boardeIs, but also for transient guests
The house and cottages attached thereto make it
the most pea> ant ard attractive place in the city.
having large and beautiful grounds, and the rooms
being large and convenient.
Having leased the property for a term of years, I
am determined to make it the NEST inviting and de-
Sira bic in the city,
The property is undergoing thorough repair, in
painting. paperlng. &c.
We make specially for the accomno daon of
commercial men, and have provided large sample
rooms Main street, in the business part of the
city fer their convenience and use
In opening the house With its beautiful VewS,'
and furnished with new and well selected furniture,
feel confident with an experience OF 3 years in
the hotel business) OF giving entire satisfaction to
my guests.
Our omnibus and baggage wagons attend all the
trains.
TERNS.-For PEI manent loa1de $25 to $50 per
month. Transient guests 81 per day; SO per week.
n. M. CARMEL.
mayo tt Proprietor.
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Mail Train through to Washington and Baltimore
without change of cars, and make close connection
at HarperS Ferry with Express Trains fcr the West.
The Accommodation leaving Staunton at 3.l5 p. M
connects at Harrisonburg with train for Harper's
Ferry
JAMES BART, l.,
F. NJ MANTZ, Agent V. r. f.
S. of T. B. & O. R.R.
june3
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poetrp.
Man S Fidelity.

AS said goodbye at the station
In little country town.
And kissed away the tear-drOps
While her hair fell bewitchingly down,
And she looked at me so sweetly
And said: ''You lcW not forget
| swore to her I'd be faithful,
And called her a dear little pet.
Then the train bore me back to the city
To busily toll each day;
There was scarcely time to remember
My girl so far away
But when the day was ended,
And sat in silence alone
Then thought of the little daisy
should claim some day as my own
Three nights bore up brayely
AS thought of the time to come:
Three nights l tried to be cheerful,
But was only silent and glum.
And then upon the fourth night
gave my moustache twill,
Put on my killing necktie
And-called oh another girl
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DINO &O0 Per day at home. Samples worth
DC ~ DZU$5 free. Address STINsoN & Co.,
Portland Maine. marli ly
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DRESTON A. BAYLOR,

cult courts of adjoining counties.
Prompt attention paid to collecting
Office III building corner of Augusta and New
Court House Street. July
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an! BEST ENGINE AND MACHINE OIL!
Of same gravity as Lard Oil.
WILL NOT GUM LIKE LARD OIL!
Better Winter Oil than Lard Oil
Possesses the wonderful property of keeping
BEARINGS Cool!
CHEAPEST AND BEST OIL IN USE!
For sale by
sep23 LYNN y EtLEh.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-26

bulluBbOu hhbWhSJo'
Iwant piece af board saw off, planed on
the outside, aid Mr.. Donlevy. We'd a
few friends at he house last night TO chris
TENN and the bwer panel av the dure got
kicked out in tie merriment
How wide doyou want the piece oui? asked
the carpenter.
The width sv he dure. sv course, replied
Mr.. Donleyy.
And how wide is the door?
Well, it's a wide as a chair is long, jst.
Ye kin iist law chair across it 10 kspe the
children in an the p gs on! an it is as though
ii wur matchedfur it.
But all chairssre not the same side, said
the carpenter.
Aw thunder aid turf yer thicker headed
nor railroad spike; the chair comes up jist
even wild the edge av the windy sill.
But how high is the window sill? asked
Mr.. Chips.
Bother the bdgering tongue O. ye!
growled Mr.. Donl@y; it's only the wilderness
sy me hand barrit' the thumb higher than
| the rain wather barrel that stands outside an
If ye can't make il rom that ye can't have
the job an i'll take i to some csrpinther that
understands his business and kno VS. the mea.
lure sv dure in his head without making
! catechiam av himself Say, can ye cut me
The piece av the size sv that, ye leather headed
wood butcher ye or will l 90 find man ay
] Jour craft that has half the since ye wur born
with?
And no had to 90 and find one.