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PEOPLE OF every nation and soil are cured OF
their ailments by st. JacosS Oh

TIE FOLLOWING special bargains will be sold
only to- morrow at r. Goldschmid's, S12 It'll
street northwest: rs inch, 10 ribbed umbrellas
With ivory and bone handles, only 81, worth
each box containing 8 large cakes. Happy
Thought toilet soap. 10 cents Q box, each box
containing 3 cakes. Covered tin buckets, l
at, cents; 60, cents; 8 qt., 10 cents; qG.
is cents . OF covered saucepans, cents
Folding straw fans, cents. Lemon squeezers,
cents KEife boxes. 9 cents. Rolling pins, 8
cents so clothes pins for cents Large
silver. plated ice pitchers, 50 Is. Also. great
bargains In travelling trunks ana baby car
ItageA-Adre
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-17

AN Ice CONPANYs TRoUBLEs.-Jobn E. Gts-
SOD esterday filed a bill 10 equity against Geo.
o. Barker for dissolution OF par tner51tp. an ac-
count, aid an Injunction TO prevent Tabesna
Barker nom interfering With auy OF the per-
soi al prop erty OF the tlrm The bill sets for b
that GIBSON and Barker formed a Pal tnershtp
10 conduct the ice business under the narns Of
tie Kenn6 bee Ice Co. gibson charges that the
books were net correctly kept By Barker, and
money collected by him has not been accounted
for. Barker claims that The personal property
which he put in the business belong s to Ia
tetha barker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-17

FINE FOR OVERLOOKING STREET CAR HILL
HORsE"-In the Police Court this morn1ng,
Judge Smell, Silas S. Daish was charged with
cruelty 10 horse. Mr.. Robert Ball, agent for
the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty TO
Animals, testified that this horse had been
numerically worked. 1t was q fine looking
animal and was used as helper at 4th and K
streets TO assist in running the Belt liue cars
to the top OF the hill. The horse was over
worked, and had several times been exhausted.
Another Witness DR.. James Sud1ith, testified
to SEER the horse fall twice from over exertlon.
Dr. VIM. II. Stroud testified TO the oVerWorking
of this same animal, and said he had seen IL
Tall down several times from OVerWOrk. He saw
1t last Sunday entirely overworked, aud saw 1t
lay down In the traces. Mr.. G. A Harvey, jr.
testified that he saw the horse last Friday and
saturday OyerWorked and 1rothfng at the
mouth and wheeling badly. Officer Cooper,
who resides near the stand, testified to the con.
dttion OF the animal Friday, Saturday and sun.
day. 1t was in no condition to work and the
work 1t was forced to do was very laoorious.
He could hear the horse breathing IN his house
aid SO could the entire neighboThoOi, and It
was quite distressing, and was a subject OF
neighpOrhOOd comment. No horse In the con.
dtton OF tbs one ought TO be work d. Mr.
Daish, superintendent OF the road testih cd
that they had owned the horse and worked it
about the works 1t was a fine black mare
which had been purchased With others. He
did not notice that there was any thing the
matter With the animal until Sunday last; had
drove IL In wagon ana found 1t worked we'll
The court imposed fine Of s.. An appeal was
noted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-17
CITY ITEMS.

CITY ITEMS.
COunterfeits! Caution!!
Several limitations and counterfeits OF the
RUMFORD YEAST POWDERS
have been offered for sale by irresponsible par
ties.
Some are called "RUMFoRD,o one ia named
"BUMFoRD," another "HuMFoRD," and so on.
All have the general appearance Of the genuine
Rumford.
Whoever prepares Or sells any limitations or
counterfeits Of the Rumtord Yeast Powder that
are calculated to deceive the casual observer,
infrlnges our copyrights and render themselves
liable to heavy fines and imprisonment. We
shall proceed against all infriDgers to the full
extent OF the law.
The sales of Rumford Yeast Powder have
steadily and largely increased, In spite OF the
almost superhuman efforts of number of
competitors. accompanied by mfsstatements
and misleading advertisements. our sales are
now more than ever before, and this result has
been accomplished without extensive advertIs-
ing. but By keeping the quality OF the goods
higher than any others, and selling at reason
able prices.
We shall do all In our power to prevent i'm
position upon cur customers. and Shall con-
unue TO warrant the Rumford Yeast Powder to
be as beretofore-healthful, nutritious and of
standard strength.
Him n. d. ARNOLD. Treas.
Midsummer's Day Dream.
White Duck Suits for SIS each.
Thin all orsted Suits for 81.
Imitation Seersucker Suits look Just like the
genuine. 81 50 each.
Drap dete Suits Frocks and Sacks.
Clerical Sack Coats Of Worstel and Alpaca.
Pongee. Linen and Alpaca busters.
White Duck Vests for differently proper
tiCned figures.
Alpaca Sacks approved quality. s. each.
Creole Linen Cheek Suits, very ine and made
up In superior manner. S. each.
Brown Duck Vests and Pantaloons.
AtIakGpaS COttOnace Suits, s. eacn.
GEO. G. HENSING, 40 Ith street.
Brain and Nerve.
Wells Health Remover, greatest remedy On
earth for impotence, leanness, sexual debility
&c. s., at Druggists, 4S0 Pa. ave.
"AIdsrney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Attorney butter churneG every morn.
ing, and delivered In kIba "Ward" prints, CSC.
Fer To- Also, cottage cheese buttermilk and
sweet milk sc. per Of. Cream. 10c- pint
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-17

EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS for tomorrow
only at Augensten'5, SIT 7th street northwest,
Opera glass tea sets, "a cents; decorated cup
and saucers, 10 cents; porcelain lined sauce
pans. 10 cents; stone china pitchers. cents;
diamond market baskets ce-ts; bargains 10
baby cbrriaeeS-4Grt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-17

nR. SIBLEY'S COMPOUND CALISAYA AND
fer and health restorer known. because they re-
pair the waste tissues and restore the weaS and
to health you have
feel oppressed after meals take Iron Tonic Bit.ers
Price, 81. For sale at los Pennsylvania ave north
west, and all druggists. jei7-tD
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Transfers Of Real Estate.

w. A. Gordon. trustee, to L. Hickey, pit. OF lots
10 and II, SO. 439; 1926 50. A. Hyde to B. F.
Gilbert pts 13s. 9. 40 and Al, Bealrs addition to
Diebitsch, pit. II, SO. 81; $500. Jacob Gaines to
Robert Gaines. lot SIS, sub. So "a quit claim;
-. A. S. Briggs to Rebecca Stratton. lot $50,
so. 445: & 536.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-17

NATUHskEr,sSI ITRn.aI E Rn1,frn s;t..r,

il fEAzIfk's RooT SIrrrRs.
tsgs. Il your nesh q aabby snd your completes
eAloW, use Fraxiers Bitters- IL you I've in ma
la!il district use lrazisr's Bittsn n worn down
With the care 81 children. use Fraxier's Bit.ers.
you have rot the blues, uoe Eraxer's Bittero. n
laws Of health. nee Eraaers Root BitteIs n you
you have a6ussd instead Of ussd natsres sift ne
ssse.I Rttsrs Lo9 fssl r Cls b, esfprs . nm
burden and yea have sicomy forsbodins1 ne
lfasiets Mtten n yeol hares ssswhle AID your
Sske you lei young again. Sold by 81 druegts@
CO. s 81 Fropx 20 eo Ts1.ss1 -
WI. B. ENTWIoIx. Druggist corner P01na
o.. and 18th street. washipgton. DO, Retail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-17

STRAW HATS, new styles, bottom prices.
Young gents. Mack1naws and fancy braid5;
boys hats at net cost; summer under wear and
white shirts cheap. A. T. Lewis, 435 7th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-17

THERE is nothing more pleasant to wear in
hot weather than genuine seersucker suit
and now that S5 will buy one OF Messr5. A.
Saks d Co.. there Is 10 excuse for their not
wish 1t understood that they guarantee their
suits not TO shrink and that they are the best
quality Of seersucKer. Their large stock
enables them to fit any size man. Remember
Sl5 for the best quality genuine seerSlcker
Suit.-Adu.
909 PENNA. AVENUE Is headquarters for boys
clothiI g, and they infeLd It always shall BE-
Each seasons opening surpasses previous
efforts. Better and better' Is the MOTTO OF b.
Robinson q Co., the boys clothiers-4d0t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-17

1000 ROLLS Of American and Freuch wall
paper Will be sold at DoWling's auction rooms
to morrow at IL O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-17

H0wsoN's ICE CREAM. rich. pure, delicious;
ST. % gallon. Liberal discount to festivals
plcnicS, &C. 1104 18th street,-Adrt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-17

7 oGAN HOUSE.
ALTOONA, Pa,
On MAIN LINE PENNSYLVANIA. RAILROAD,
Amid the most picturesque scenery Of the Ale
shenies
Its large, airy, elegantly furnished u
rooms aid superior cuisine render Ii one VE1AY
OF the most desirable orts in this state.
Tourists east or west obtsn GOOD nights
rest and Daylight view Of the AIeghenies by
stopping at the Logan.
First class music, &c.
add. ess W D. TYLER
1e1 I'm Superi ateniaDt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-17

IL ING and ALL INTERIOR 01OO xATIO01.
1edm1teg furnished and references q rem. z q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-17

Brain and Nerve.
Wells Health Remover, greatest remedy On
earth for impotence, leannesS, sexual debility,
&c. s., at Druggists, 4S0 Pa. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-17

UNHE pAEE HOTEL,
Il HlILI.NsPORT, Pa. EAN
- 10 Sl5 per week. A..iH III
, he Kctsl 6pc SURROUNDINGS are ve-v attract SO.
tTroonds handsomely laid out Wit lowers snd
fountains. sbs ced by grand old fore oake-do-
mesilcated oefr add TO their beauty, cooler aud
prefter bon Ter the bot months, eau 1T be found
in the moUnt3tBs. farmhouse fr--6on, with
81 a6Innant sHi.ly If the farm produce. combined
Win snbei g = ana. e'ueDt makes = Park Hotel
q very desirabe pl3Ne II spend ps-t - ne srmmer
or on your Journey 70 Niaesrs Falls - Saratoea.
per n, 9. K, W, break your trip al WllEanasport.
pAHLfY SPRINGS. VA, 600 feets .
~ above tce-water. Capacity thee fA2
large hotels. With accommodation for l..W ~
700 guests. 0pen June I. For part u lars dress
c. A. sPh1fkEl. Treas, Harrison lnrs. Va.
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"Aldsrnsy Dairy Wagons
Fresh Alderney butter churne0 every morn.
ing, and delivered In kIbS. "Ward" prints, 35c
Fer 10. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and
sweet milk sc. per OF. Cream loo. pint
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T'EE POPULAR WATERING PLACE.
CAPE MAY,
IS REACHED By THE
WEST JERSEY RAILROAD
IN Two HOURS FROM PHrLADgrPRIa.

Fast Express Trains. with Parlor Csrs attached,
are run during the season a. convenient A
heurs and pas eDgers will find on th.ir YEMY
arrival st Philadelphia Union Transfer .cE
Coaches and Hore Cars resdy 10 transfer direct 70
ine stalon OF The West Jersey x. r st the foot Of
MARI ct street.
For TT rough Tickets. Basssge Check, and full
Informs tion apply as Observation-Disclosures corner
18th ST eet and Penney lvania avenue: Station Bal
tnore aid Potomac L. r., corner 9th sni 4 SITS ;
Gig Pennsylvatia avenue; 1851 Penn. ylyanis ave-
nue.; Station Baltimore and Ohio & r.
j. r. WOOD, General Psssr AgeLt
FRANK THOMSON, General MANAGER. JEFF 2m
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90 wbcm II man Gonfsrn.

FRENCH AND AMERICAN CLAIMS COM
hlseIOS.-N otcs Is hereby gwen that the CoWInis-
Gszetr aDp6ai.d y ne treaty the United 5tate5
g ;Asnsa md ht Frach Repnbic FIR the settlement 81
f<1 t5s " CITIZENS OF otrhUf country bRainss inc
es1&s cancioded Jsprsry Is. 1885," have appointed
WEDNESDAY. Dsccia 0eF ~. leeJ, ,r.
AZ The dxy Of he periine 10 transact business Tho
peydes fhst every claim shall be presented 70 inc
cpes within period Of slx months IRON such meet
hssing eisirs unfer this treaty will please for
20 AeiA and ptos paptrs the SCENTS Of thu respective
~ 20. 5lS h.st Washington DC: Toe agent
- s52 Pn.seta OF American eians aainst The troDcn
'.lx9lf y <hr Non. GFbkGE Il. BOUTWELL,. Tho agent
~ ~ ymxfntsoa 81 French Claims against the Upted
os~'9 y NJ ARTHUR LASEN.
wAsiiiNGToS Y. FREDERICK.
~ Secretary y die part o. the United statos
TEoNcE LaU0EL.
AatssseustaW the part Of shs French Republic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-01
Gteamuoats ano RAILROADS.

TOR BRinG PORT ard all points on Na!-
aiine snp tper IS, T. r. daily at 1880 am
NEW-HAVEN, HAhTFORD, &c.-Fare 81.
New maSSn at ) aud Ii:SOp M connecting with road
NETWORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
X rana vii ss1e aad Genrs Depot o. ''O
r0O a. n, Western and NoIthsin Express TO Rochester
1880 .. TO- chlcaeo Espe drawnsrOOm cars to canan-
iio H. to end TROY with connections to Utica.
. LON; eIpr:s' d.y wiih sleepioE cars for
e H sS o toe and
sa"S SS night Tor Montreal via ssI ,tosa
RScnesIer buffalo Cleveland Toledo strS and thlcaeS
sS E 5 e. ts Tor Auburn
il:SU D. n Night hIprcss with sleeping cars TO Albany
csSis on At Nos 50. Eng and Alb Broadway and Of
Msfss SsStSYio Saa 5 so on
!. ~. TOUCEY. gen son e. b. hEEkER ieD. Pa-sr AEt
NORWICH LINE ~
N. % gS %MSonstes@Ors leave Per No 20 North River
at 80 .. duly. sundays eEccp'ed 1850
sSOCK AWAY BEACH.-Now-Yo.k. Wood
suSoa sa'I Hnaters PoS[ dIo liI5 M; 4:s3 y
leave iiocsa say 7::0s M. $40. O;lO y M.
&9 TO BOSTON,
W." VIA THE
oTONiNGION LINE.
CoHEEcTINa FoR ALL POINTS EAST
Tho ELEGANT steameIs
uAssA(RUsETIs, Tuesday, Thursdays aud saturdays
sra-SARAA9AEetsTr on Aonlays' Wednesdays and Fri
eaSs l,so r. M., HRoA PIER q. n. n.
gSss q ss s Ssss.s Sssis and Sssss GooD
az ~ as spcciead % tlleir fsee-f1 each ,,,....
seea,rsd e. o6aoas Of woscoe Exprtss cengeay - 1ss
I ana sg7 Broadway and at AetVo2shan ana ka AVsaae
hosoPP ftOViDENCE LINE-FOR FREIGHr ONLY. -,
a...,asr, ELECTHA and GALArEA leave Pier 20. osth
River foot warrenst daily sexcept sunSsss I" l. a.
sor R.stop, via Providence diteot
ffaSas W ~ u. =. BABC0cK. Prs.fleaL
I. W. WILKINS, General Passenger AEcaG
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1'HE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
Il Nhw.YoRK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL

Il EEWYoRK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
aRRASoGaEyr OF TRANS TAXING EEFEcr NOV 10 1880
. ~ I.nn1r Snd o Gs,S1sS s m frdge
DAILY l--fast ~ L9nn EaP.siss: ~ hs west and
sruthwest Pulmans best DraWingroom sleeping 'oAc"eS
~ Express the West Sleeping
Co.ches through TO buffalo Nagara rails m n,s ono
Ceieaso without ch hang ira ao o orV ts Wsi
Trains leave Chambers Depot Tor , ian
D. M a. 1910 Midnight SATURDAY nights ony. sundays
q: @ so o q Ss5 sr"fis mo no'
m tH S S suSasys 600 $50 O@o lao $780, %
ItS g. BIO. 5:2o $50 Clio $40 T. 1899 p W. and IL
m,dnight SUNDAYS, T. $780, 1920 No. l4o' o3op' W. ana
~ %psaT VIA Newark e46 $40 1870 M $40 A2o
sGerD Ga 10y i9;oa DS R l i S;S4 SO1 e isS $50
NsrSnrS and Cornwall. 1900 a. H. $780, ASop' m' Sun
DAY. AMI Kingston m ssop Sundays, $3.50
aGn,aen o. 100 o. lo;2oA $50. 800 49, T. 7'i0p IN.
spsSHS:, O. s2 40 ~ j. 1S 40
sana1T 800 Sonnet no e. sR Midland
h9T r 9 =, 4s O. lo9o 4so 81 7i5 M Sun
days $50 2 Sso a nSsrsI OF Of anu quarter after
Zach hour IRON 6:lb IN 70 si4S D. M ana " 'o'>" M ~
for uassage and for Apartments In ROOM
and Sleeping can be opInpe h e,s NJ The Com
shscs31Eo Ina Zoe $50 i0 G51 Bioadway NJ T. No.
G.. ~ %ss D'SS'
nj Y; ipa A LIZ ooai ra.sr AEt NSwYOk
areRTHgRN RAILROAD OF NEW. JERSEY.
isa. rex: e fs;sss .s',s
SsyS ~.Ss 's. isssS 1850 sss 100 ESQ .so
y. m. ~, :. ,r,, :, ,.sdr. Pnas'r Assnt nes.yers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-01
Corporation Molltcs.

NOTJCE-Proposals for furnishing granite
~ bukhead Ityer TsIl WIN DO received BY
OF Japuary 1881 Al oc!ocE For iul information SEQ
The CITY iteccru Copipa sale Ut 10 CITY Hail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-01
BIZ Horatio Henrtoues
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NEW YORK CITY.

4 st No 272; II Z Klouch referee, TO Amos
fao $4,000
.,;theye OF 43d.st, 26xl00; Dorothea Haekett
% Ihos 1 ino !, " al oolegeaye. 5oxioo Hall
- q Roht Observation-Disclosures. ............. $500
tra,hs q A s50ft Q OF ave- 2ox iUo.5: Breen
W. ri "a q w Hughts Observation-Disclosures. IS 900
sSasss t /. en- 81 al 70 Geo w Hughes l16e7
az sst n A S6S II y OF Sth.aye, 1883 g Harrison
.s ~ - iSn ~ " az iihaye ia axoo liz Julia
sra,th and husband TO smith ........... 10000
eams properly; smith 20 f Smith 10000
r1is.t "a 100 n q OF lOth.aye, 6Oxl02.2 William
Holmes ana wife 50 Anne Jones ........... $500
5sihs = 1s 81 Sa4 f,naVe' &oAioEz VIM es 5000
shave " s. aSt9S u on OF SiSs. ls1'Ai II 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-01
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
~ NEW LINE.

BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
For TRFNIDEA - PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Newl DIRK frun station G. H. H. OF " j. foot Oh LID
cItyst.
For Philadelphia Ninth and Grc"u.sts at 7:i5, o. TO-
lilo 1904, 4'O 53O. 2, \ il:jO - p On Sun
~ at . - a >: 80 Z. ll.aU. i D. IN. $500
For ihiri aud BerSsstt, NJ $780, ll:l5 m; lo, i:Jh
b:iu y. On SUNDAY AT sd "A. IN. - -. -
Trenton ant Tucsprsts, $50 7i5 p TO- II 10
p 1870. J. l3 l4a. $50 T. <. ll;30, ~ p. m. SUNDAY
81 i3p. 7. ll:3O l. m.
Return trains leave Philadelphia for New. York
From stations rhilde nmA aud l:eidng ks corner NINTH
and Grren.Sts at 100 $40 $50. ii l:l5 .. 3lb
6:lO dlU. 7.3U II D. sunday at $3.50 M $50 $40
From Thru and Berkasts NJ l:i5. 800, al5a leo
3:4n g. ll:3I T.. SUNDAY at $40 o. M. 43n ll:30 m.
From trenton Warren and Tuckersts liza i2J, $40.
ESQ 0Oj. lOr ll:20 M; = &:il "a $50 72o' $40
Il m SUNDAY 20. AS go IL M. 6l5. 10 y. m.
l. made al Jersey CITY station TO and from
Bro klyn ami Fr1e Depot Jrrseg CITY, . -. - 49,.
9li g57 3i Broadwav and AT the principal hitcs No'
Office. il wcns " hart Broklyn
n Y 1ransrrsC oulDany Dods Express viii call tor AMI
check baggage hotel residence 10 destination Ap
canon can be made J41 ,23 Buaiway. 1876 Gthve,
NV York ud oslyn. All these Offices
ION IN Bell TelrI hcue and Law Telegraph
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-01
Gomnirp propsrtp for Sale ano % Eel
Proposals.

PROPOSALS FOR PAPER FOR THE PUB
Lie PRINTIAG-Sealed proposals VIII be received IN
al Tuesday. Jsguarv IL leS AZ o'clock H. for prsa
The for the Public pnlns Until the is s % Tca
Fubnc Printing owest and best eiddei fr me
cf hc the Commit preserving " Itc inc tigt
% sjoc any bids Judgment the best interests
u The Government may dictate. .,. , .,
Deailed schedules OF tue descripuon h MAN. my
pcsais and giyn regulation with winch bidders mast
topp.y, obtained by addressing j. Deifeee fup
s contracts viii be entered such quantities oil
papes a. may be needed during tbe and no more
ans estimated quantities set forth IA oei III te
90 rems Of best finish printing paper, 24x3S
lbO03 cslcndsred printing paper, Sl43o. 1885,.
10000 prip!inS DApef dlncrent
2so sized caendered tinted printing paper OF
900 ras engine sized paper Tor Post oGce banks. diff
3o..o pounds map paper. different and weights
ssSl0 resms wnts wiring paper. different sizes and
iIU0 reans colorea writing pser different sizes and
% resms cover paper different and weights
500 manila paper, dinereDt sizes
81 oo' sue q i,sitsan patehnsnt Inherent sizes
rad sIsa v DAnk NOE psier
en- Of the Committee Of Congress on Public
rnnehs' 40 ID. DEGREES Public Pruter.
Washington. December .. lSs0 .---.
- oSfIcE o. rBE BOARD o. COMMISSIONERS OF rIoIs
NEw.YolK. December ~. lb-O - }
PROPOSALS viii be received ut this once
uu January f. 1884, a. poOn tor The removal Oh canal
rst amt Of the pier at Sorih River The nRnt TO
st an bids Is Particulars and form OF CONTRACT
{ may De obtained at this o6sce
BY ocGt OF the Board N x.su seo,s,,rv
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Orean 5teamers.

| A MEXICAN LINE.
IN FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
only Transatlantic Line under the AMERICAN FLAG.
Sailing every Wednesday Phla telphia Liverpool
Extra sailiDRs alternate SatunlavA
| PENNSYLVANIA" Wednesday Jan 8, p m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-01
Bifambonts ano RalIrnaaa.

A REDUCTION OF FARE.
81 TO BOSTON F EAtL RIyER LINZ ISrrpn r,cxrrs
SSsSsPondng reduction to All Eastern pont Maacent
Pier ooI =, 3 w D "a siT.
Tic eta stst n; Jersey city 40 p VIA Annex boats
hotels and ticket Offices ONCE on the pier and On board
GEO L. coNNoR BORDEN q LOWELL.
Genera Passenger Agent. Agents
RALTiMUkE and OHIO RAILROAD.
~ p MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST
IN 80, wa "a. Pnln' eIphla, baltimore and Washington.
depot the foot LSer S1ys nom o SsST'
raor & nday for Washington with
mnDaiy tor Washington, Cincinnati Chicago and st.
Louis Enre train through Chic 60 Also through
,, LIZ DAILY. for Washington aud the West with
The Aew B. and o. PALACE SLEEPING CARS attached
f Fo other line makes make faster tne West
Principal New.YOrk ONCE sl5 Broadway also GA Broad
Tickets secured baggage til rOush destination
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Brooklyn foot Of Fuitcpst Jewes wharf ''A''On In
Commencing December l. l5SO-Leave New.York foot Of
o:Sp :. m-FOr Pennington EastOn, Allentown Reading
7;2o % %. sehoQey'9 Mountain Hsh Bridge Branch
zap m-Tor F1e% Gd Nm EastOn Allentown. Reading
Nanticoke; Upper Lch1h Scranton, &
rsbnrE Maueh hulk wavery &C. '''"u'Ds i'''
S;so Mn For EssL9n EsI' Mauch Chunk. TamaquA
l:3O mFOr schOOey's Mountain, High Bridge Branch
i:tS ,. m.-For Somervle Pennington &c.
Reading Harrshura Mane6 chunk wEesbarfe &C.
ana ni p & Tor Tor Esst"n hSn
For Ne ark al S5 aT G;i5 46 75 74b $40 Sal, gl5
s saS ais 1879 GIL i g g i Ss ai5 % Is a. $780,
For trains to local pom Time Tales at stations
oa. Of the Brco Ign Erie make connections
to anu from jersey City station
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIVI-
IN
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90 =. 1877 nuu OuhR dkbH~-OIIys
n ldIE SCHOOL IN HEALTHY ACTION,
ksskaids busaness Collage Las beeD called alive
~ ~ 's no dad Ta, aisnciioa nettny
~ thosc who havs snoacy 70 speal ana sons
e sSasst< y Z, not only afe ge Min thas
pfcafo - nfe bat tts alive 10 the best fnzSTcss
~ So pvreon eszefxnz y yeldipg
and VIII y s iss ~ s.sss ~. E1s ssdsSs
ts',esAiiy saa exaniag ~ prtsssses - y
Sc. FAcEAeD. Pstneipal,
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
GREAT TN NIX LINE

-. GREAT rRU Nk LINE ......z,..
AND UNITED STAT rs Nail ROUTE
Trans leave ~ York. via Dcshrosses and Cotandt streets
Ferries. iolpwS:
arrabuig Iltt-burg tho West and south, With Pullman
Palace lTs attached. g. 30 ~ Ii anu 81 y. n. sally
WiniamalOIf, ilay N. go u 80 CORY and
R:iD "Onnccilg 10 TORY Tor 11tusvie PotTO
entire dth on H. .!uns.
tao Sohth. Limited W4Shingto1
fxprcss Putnam tar.Or lsiy. "kccii sunday, 10
H.: W is'in2inn H. H"gisr al 80 atd $50
q 1 ami 10 D. sun AZ. So . a. ga ~ T. H.
4 p. 81 IA =, except snudft. T.. ~ 49,.
E1Ercss Tor Ncst Ph.af nia- 49, so. T. - $50 GO
Ilmiie). $3.50. 4. 4I3. .. g. 80 aui 10 D M.
T. night. Nindag $40 ani $50 - y, $50. aud
~ D IN, and IL night
fIpr Tor flladritis VIA 'b1rH '''o " H' anu " w.,
except SUNDAY
A. Je soy CIV anonDg speedy Hnd direct tansf,r
BToIslyD travel. p,,.,,., IAN n ~ ay., -
Gniiy D. 10 U51 y W. daily except Mouday From
lis ~ NJ snrHry. $50 a; 70 and 100 p. ni From
rnila,"lg 40 n 20 r. 40 So, AMI 10! M snnda
CIV 20 Id 10 ll:.U ~ $50 y:3j and IU:4rp o. III
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10 TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY 3
- nrPOTa ~ PHILADELPHIA IN NEW.iORk.
DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
~ MkNr ANE TIE FASTEST TINE CDNSIsTENT
MIII AusOI.lTE sAtLrY
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GERMAN MAIL.

IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.
i HAMBURG mGTiean PacSet C9mpgany's Line for
ESTPHALIA........J H. GELLEkr ..........Jan. 20
SlLESl ~ uERDkk ..-....-.J"l' -
: Of Plymouth Lon Cherbnurg nam
burg all points the south Of England First cabin,
SSH; second Cabin $50 Sceragc $50 UOund TIP at re-
ducea Steersee from lila uburgor Hayrc. $2S.
kUNHARDT & 60, {. b. ,IClIAtD " co,
General Agents, General Passenger Agents,
81 BIOad.ht Y. Y. No u HrnalWaY y. y.