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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1882-09-22
Cook ................ ...............33
OoruIsu ............. ..................

farker.... ,.....s....l5
On motion Lysander Cook was de.
clared the nominee.
The names of L. F. Finley and NJ. NJ.
Pratt from the Fifth District were pre-.
sented. A vote was taken, and the re.
suit is recorded thus:
liatt ..... ......................o
r1nley .......................lO
Pratt was thereupon declared the
nominee.
JIG. Thompson introduced the fol-
low ing resolution:
Resolred, That our candidates for the
legislature are hereby instructed, if
elected, to work and vote for the best
man who can be elected to the United
States Senate, regardless of his party
utilization.
On motion of J. Diamond the conven-
ton received nominations for county
officers. The following gentlemen were
nominated for County Auditor with the
result nOteu.
c. A. Chapman..........."..2
I ScattergOOd ..............33
Geo. w. Haight.. IA
E. b. Parker ...................
Mr.. Scattergood was declared the
nominee of the convention.
For Probate Judge, j. Diamond
moved that D. Buck be nominated by
reclamation which Was carried.
The following is the result on County
Attorney:
LOrln Cray,..... III
f. Z. Freeman, .............-l9
J. l.. Washburn. ..........7
VIM. Plymat. ................." 6
There being no choice, the conven-
tion proceeded to second ballot, with
following result:
Cray,.......... ......." .....27
freeman, ......."..li
WaShOurn, ...................
Mr.. Cray receiving the majority of
votes cast, was declared the nominee.
The following Commissioners were
nominated: Second District, H. p.
Christensen Fourth District, NJ. Gay
nor Fifth District, J. b. Swan.
The convention hereupon adjourned.
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REAL ESTATE
NEw-YoRK. Friday. Jan. %, ISIS
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

NfN-fOHK CITY
Tayloravo, W F.. .ct l73 West Farms, : Van win,
u. aud another executor and cXecutrX) q 800
lc9. = w. ,f1 tt.of CONF lar,5.tvc 25K 90 ii
MrShain and wife to Il,onst - IIocy ,. 1000
,cShGil ed vi ,II ano '1 r. Hope 1000
NJ Ggor l h., referee t. sophia brown $1,000
spls.arne and vie To- Alex Dowpey ........ $4,000
Iopf To- b. 4 Gar 5000
Re;rc.t.ave cor OF Iose.st. 6ox!o0. Margaret Eh-
tn. ms j.. io-i,9 f. y Of 2iavc. 2i5yeoI6:
LouusOuy and wife to q -tol -----.---- l
tsnc anl vie 10 4 Seer, .. 13,5Oo
Patt-.t. No -a. I7fh interest Mary W Shields and
a1otAeI tiu-i,r: To- w a 7.iya7 .,,,.,..,i
same %iie TO- hda shathaT l' a s'''' anu 1850
Hcbber ' a II To- James Wood i'"" $500
Bo las ang husband 10 rhonas STOKES ~ $4,000
COIN H. William walsh $500
6G;h.st Us - it e OF 5tn.ave. 22xIOO.5. Chester
Billings to q Bcuuer LOO
same property; Charles Benner to sarah Killings. 100
Ward To- " rmphreys 'VA',' l'-"' 5000
waI-st No 10. Freie1ck Lyman and wife 10 Jas
shave ~ cor Of 6o,h.st 2OxIO05 A smith
Bertha \ulaenlng
AYE T. JIM, 5impe A9l is'er Di'n $500
"" JossS 400 lone 30 AO4n'n Do"ae anu 1880
BrolGWay 1o or Of 4sd.t -6As5. 7519s4L:
CruiKshauE anu vile 10 Robert Goeiet ana an
other --,,--...-
I' a55 WIFI III RR.cin n''' ''A'o' NO 1900
G3a'si.n. q. ia v OF N.,ii-on-ave 75xlOO5; D
Ipou and wife 20 william n Ice Forest -------..--
4th.si. s. IS McDouga.-st 22xlOS; ste oooo
vtLs. trustee. etc, 10 sophia T. Meyer. ''OVV
$50 al. T. 500 II " Of SHAVE. luuXbI xuregulari IN
John B ovas'y, il, IL Thee G LaDdmessei -. ~
qt..ave. " s. To- % 7. u of 62l- st. TX OJ ii Newman
ami samuel Ashley --..--....--..---- '''oV
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Hluslca! 9nsirumcnis.

A BEAUTIFUL ORGAN, the MOZART"
49, Ne" style No 10000 ~ stops, 40 fu! sets Golden
ousi' '','.s 7oli walnut nightly polished case Ne" ana
Na4uAr improvements just added stool, bOoA, music
boxed dr1 -ef,G board only sixty n
lars net cash >a,fal guaranteed particular Or
money ieI ahlcH after year, Every sold sells
alOthet l H. Standing advert seueuL Order AZ once
NpIilhL 4af'N ny tnos DAhecc Ny factory ust com
pleted capacity 1000 every days very latest
lADof,aFAs WOOD WORKING machinery Vast capital enables
We 10 Manufacture better Goods Tor less money than
AddTcss0r call upon
DANILL = BEATrY. Washlngton. Nen-Jer.ey.
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OFPURLgC INTEREST.
Ol2okS, AlValtllalS and ImDOStaTS.

When the world was in s inncv rocking in the cradle o
superstition socaIrd medical pretentous jugglers and
quacs infested world 30 u dermen' This state con-
tnued until and the general dissemination Of
knowledge decnated their ranks To-day living In an at
mosUhrre civilization. beset and surrounded by
new class Of adveuturer, charan, and mposters
whose excellent knowledge u human nature leads them to
humbug the public the extraordinary AMI shameful
manner among which may be- named stomach and liver
ap ances. and large class Of electric ana magnetic hum
bugs.
These adventures attempt make the public believe that
by the union metals electric current IL
producble that electricity generated by magletzng
piece Of iron sufficiently sway compass Thousands b.
iere sucb sDd n9ussqs Ask any electrician specialist or
scientist and he VIII quickly inform you how great Is the i'm
position somewhat singular o believe tina, Intelligent
persons are mised 5y stupid and charms under
the sentimental idea that rrCcity Is e Electricity -
powerful when produced and applied -cen
tihca.lv by an expert electrician. not otherwise.
Family remedies been and sin ABSOLUTE neces
sitv in the household proportion Of the worlds popu
ltion Il more inaccessible % medical practitioners
AMI this united with the necessities u others 10 provide
themselves with Inexpensive vet reliable medicines, has
created the production Or simple household
specifies % employed emergency In an urgent
case until the arrival family physician. These state
ments being essentially the strongest possible proec
ton for the public have such medicines prepared by
kllui and conscientious pharmacists, educated IN the
medicine rather than ~ accept worthless and IN
furious compoun together by persons who
are ignorant o. the first principles Of Matera Medica as
they are Of Therapeutics.
BES-Oy'- CAPCNE PLASTER
Is pre MIN uv an article cy -aordnlrv merit and after
ira of ten years e. pronounced % bo tie BEST am y
medicine for external uJeL They founded
Oh true medical skill AMI VII positively ailments that
other act Sc article FAIL even 70 relieve without
exception tht safest neaest. ceaaest aud cheapest
medicinal article compounded. Benson. tapcinr
Plaster Pharmaceutical preparation oi the highest order
OF merit endorsed Ind recommended by
OVER 5000 PHYSICIANS, rH NNArrIs, DRUGGISTS AID
Plaster Eminent Ned a.tei III ~iVe. Ointment or Iolon
II "a alecuse pGff "g ~ hen 5urnTtug
from which external remedies are u-rfI one
trial VIII most sAcptcIl pt thr superior merit %.
Beusun'- t4psIIe PLASTER
The genuine Aavr tIo word CINE cut ia the centre
3D.. the plaster hOIt which tIc are spurious ANY phdt
macs OF druggist Val supply you. Price 80 cent?
-eabury & johnson. Pharmaceutical Chemists. y Y.
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TIVE DRAPER
WOOL AND STRAW HAT WORKS
ElL eALH.

qlc Draper wool and straw HAT Works situated iu tie WI
lagt OF NddctoWu, .N,G1 niles rom tAc city u Srw
YORK on the y. =. L. r. and ". L. Is.
building Dut ~ l-t3 s % Dick hnpul b'H-IO,
six stories high. gravel and slate roof
lgG eight formers ana al ihr cards ul
and oirr ulehucr and tools ot every KIND -cacs-iy
for that number ot formers.
The straw department. -1ts Wilcox GLIB, sewing ma
chimes. presses au 90 otl4"i
An tools iuI dds lrl aIiulrnt
The factory vel ODaIt within quarter ~ mr u three
railroad drput,. aud near LIr centre ~ i.r SD.
The buildings good coualu healed Throughout 10y
steam. lighted b, and AND pipes pu every
floor Ore purposes.
An Oi- Bros power elevator from the bottom 20 TIE top
A75I engine and 700 d. butler with al ths necessary
sbaltug and bel ing and al the machinery audi brLAg
are IN position, gOOd order and really 30. lllArdIai
dnuble the present amount Ui LIZA aIIncry.
For fun particulars Apply ~, -.. ,,...,..o. - -
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Gieam5oais an0 railroads.

kCENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY.-
~ -tat on il ErT Nor, foot of In'rty-7L station In
BT G"&Hsai 29s 81 2d Ea'q5 f iegc %i York
M sG CHUNK I5naSa DPifaI -eri i. sc
go d. ~ ~" IslaGGe hsi' Ms i IN
port. rama1ul. N,a-ie9s.. -c~lH-on SC. .,. 49,
p m..For ,em,1stqp tl-ton Alentown Reading liar
SO D. m--For aston Mauch Chunk. T'naquL Drii'on
4.6o Tor man 1r,,se Erlaea. Ea, .3 &c
53op u.-F.r aston. Allentown Healing Harrisburg
sunday tra ms ,v. it - a. M Up m. Brook
and intermediate stations. AT l3op No. Tor El'ton Allentown
For =, 1ark At = 4. - 5I5Gt5. 7l5, 10 s. ,I5 $50
22o g. $780, g. 430 g. 5l5, 800 5:lj G.i5 $50 7
80, FLA 1-. 10 d3 I sogi. l ea m M Ra5e stations.
y \. and LONJ BRANCH DIVISION.
y. Leave at ;. -:I5 a. m u 3D.. 2, 5.3, a. D. o. III
FOE FREEHOLD At -.l5 a NJ. = M. 4, D. y p m. For
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
y Via nrancpor-For sandy iooS 81 a. m P ~; For
an& f 5c5rsa Is a. H. Is I@@ So J. s. D. M '''
p Na Ird b'nA M 81" '2 V,1che.far Tom,
River r o,I4 9a a. p,r -2q' TO Bay side
NEN-lOkh AND PHILADELPHIA.
ForTuNION and PHiLADELfHlA
Leave Sew ORR nom station T. r. r. Of y 49,.
toI ILi.ar' tha E.4 i zen , q, 49, a, t',d'
go y p for rhiFa AMI Berks't-, AZ 10 IIlj
l f6r rea@a i a. NO. l5ia a 49, l. I3o 5:5o -
lH HI t 1lny Gave rhadcpai4 tar I.sYo
SITS, at 80 $50 $40 ii a m 5 i5 5lo Gas 70 p. M
VI rom Tr and r ' -. A. + Is : 20 elisa m l. 5:3j
From IL enton-l y so sos s.1I Ioo-, la m, l5s
AZ 6.54 ~ p NJ. SUNDAY 20 elg M 6,li F. M
PULLMAN PAkLOk AIRS are attached 10 gay traiht
and sLEtP>o COACHES 20 midnight trains nom New
Sonne ' J.. aaa al Jersey station to ana from
in' nj al i' @ o Fl 6crt7 Nos 239 2Gl loI
944 90. I.325 Broadway ami at The primer ' m fo5.
s. lIaHsiyf Company Dodas LIpre.7 VII ca. Tor and
check baggage nom Motel or residence
j
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Situahons OIutc0--Gcm4Ies.

Gtuahons mIuic0- females
CHANBERNAID.-Bv a Scotch Canadian
y Protestant Chamb'r4aid willing 10 assst waiting
good reference. so. o. Wcst 4ithst
CHAMBERWORK, HOUSEWOBk, WAIT
X ING or NURSE Gc.-By good Protestant
girls for cry amt country moderate At the PROT
EsTANT HOME BUREAU 49, 6thsve. above lOth-st
NURNE-By respectable young lady lately
- arrived from Waes must be American family Can or
address I-9 West lNJAot
NURSE.-Bv a young English girl eleven
~ the country lpaOie Of aching yonng
Children IS willing and Trustworthy KIND 10 and roma OK
children city country best city reference Address Tor
ten days. A. f., T. buae Uptown Otce I2js Broadway.
ENASHING-By a tirst-class laundress, at
~ he would out by the day best refer
Cal or ad l.ess N IL. RILEY, liJ West Olst'L
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IukLlUH OHlIS ~ LlNh3 N|LHbNs
SUPREME COURT-IN PARTITION.
RICHARD V. HARNETT Auctoneer
VIII sell az Auction,
TUESDAY January 3lst 1882,
At 70 O'Clock. Exchange ~aesroom. III Broadway
BY order supreme Court,
Under direction Of T. Becsman Wcstbrook, Esq Referee
West-st. No. lO2. s f.. cor. Liberty.
Liberty 81. No. Ia. adjoining cst-st cor
Cha haIn-st. So. near >eW Chambers
Cauast nos JI- To go BET. Broadway ana Cnurcl-s'
NrseV--t, NJ. j.. near Church.
Frank I'm. IT.. No. 10. -. f. West Broadway.
tontrc--t. Nos. o and 29 near Duane-st
nwIrl--t.. o. 20. y. ?. cor. Ldlglt
Gr-enr i.n-,t. SO ga. ~. ". Cac. Beach.
Hou~tuu--t. so ID. =. J.. cor. -uiivan.
sullivan u- 1913. - and 9. near HOust0n-
Thompson H.. Sos l4a lJl ali lob. near Houston.
EIerchcrst, n. ID, =. T. cor Grove -
Chustopherst. 40 l2N W cor Bedi0rd-5t NOS lV' 10
ilj.
9Th ave. NOS - 20 - bet 18th and lGth-sJs.
23d-st, No 2J2 West. re lr 1tA-ave
"A b. POSITIVE.
q. BFEk.AN v E-TBROOK Tsq. Referee.
CASSIDY BROWN. Esqs, plaintiffs IN Person, NewDurg'
BOOK Maps al Auctoueers o3lce III Bway y Y.
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i9lc0itai.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
- YORK TRIBrNA Will ~ RECEIVED AT THE
irs-' sos West twenty ..lIrs., corner Elghth-ave.
No - East Fourteouth. conner Mon square 700 Third
I'VE corner Torty-seveutli--I tic HARLEM OFFICES
Nos 0Ol ami 23)j Thrlpve, corner One-hundred- and
twenty -dth--t. up 90 Z p. m al regular ice lAts,
VINUE WaG,worih Home MOrristown, y. j.,
for ladies' effected with brain and nervous diseases, con
ducied by q lady physician Of known ability.
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rcssmGaluQ.

DRESSMAKER.- Competent one viii go to
~ private families by te C4 work at
saAbe Drces city reference. Address ave- hight
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panrln Academies.

ALIEN. MACGREGOR'S ..,..,, ,,,r
Isf,y ,-,s ~ day Gentlemen, cases ',ony' ant
T.l-..itv ,,.rm.. ourut7 mace t'i "a -
a. l-'l's pIft All. lessons day and evening" -.
NoIE All classics, pablo add private" aie '",f ~ 5a
sly nv Mr. AflclIegOf each pupI RECEIVING 4UA'4N" ia
-t-uUtou. send Tor c4ouEiis
IrIrN DnDWOgTn'S SCHOOL FOR
u DANCING, so. 61l Ftfth-aYe -. A.,
,,s,, rn1rnilg AMI afternoon CAises Tor "a n
,,s1t '1,tg On H1nIAy and rIIrsdg evenings PHI
yatr lessons send stamp for circular
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OeGchers.

MEXICAN and EUROPEAN TEACHERS
a BUREAT supplies without charge; c9leses schools
pas lnd Teachers Families sane abroad OF TO the country
err sees cell oq or address Professor LEGLNDEE, LBS
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
a AGENCY supplies Colleges. schools ami Families VITA
thoroughly competent Prnir''1r' Prl1p1' ana t'l,t,rt
superior ruor or Goyerno.,es Gan jr ltr,57 Mss t. T.
YOUNG, Amercaulud Foreign Teachers Agency - Cnon
y active and highly educated young man
4 uuaor-tant4 French aud German thoroughly NOT AFRAID
Aial oil nara work A.. PAltAAN ~ T. Tribune ONCE
ERFNrH conversational lessons and Gram
! H'. by lu.c. yEfEI, lbs broidTaT Room ..
(,OYERNES> or CONPANION.--By a lady
~ who vud teach two hours daily 10 .h9nS' for board
Fr-nr and German ausntr and ia anow.ease OF Italian
Or a invalid lady OF child. Address r., Tribune Uptown
Jnlcr. l.-a7 Broadway
I AIDES wishing To acquire an elegant hand
wri.'ng can De- taught ny an THI,e[eq r. FySa5
Uptown Ouce. 1855 Broadway
AEISS HCS>E'S EDUCATIONAL BUREAU,
trnas-es ho1-e4reprr- provided with positions families
cole g., and school, Win competent Instructor schools zee
ton Fish Hon e2 secretary Eyarr-. cyrus W Field.
DBIYATE instruc-ion.-PuPils prepared for
COLLEGE highest references. Address YALE BOX A.
SHORTHAND WRlTING-Thc best and
= most easily acquired system Taught by mail term, mod
crate 10 cents taup7 Tor synopsis &C. "" Box so Ir0-
uuc ONCE, Nc0-lOiA.
u0EACHERS. TUTORS and GOVERNESSES
furnished % Principals anl FInlIeA
jtSlIi3 s. y. HGScY Domestic BUILDING; Broltvay
AMI ltl4G
yV7T-TOR~HIP or MASIERSHIP desired by
Experienced Enate ioI1 MT a3a'T 81
science English French German italian spanish Hebrew
100 shave.
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CHARMS ..........
- CITY. RIVER AND HARBOR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
ONCE Pier u, y. r. foot Cortlandrs.
tonsicnmcu o. freight forwarded directed % 2ny part
the world
UAEQCALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Ou,r received Tor delivery al kinds " freight and ner
chaudise @ any part of On" city.
SEA AND HAEBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND
HAKBOK LIGUTEKAGE-
Freight Of every description promptly gered 70 any point
in the Ilrborat reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS, AND BAHDE, ALWAYS ON HAND
To CHATTER
Steamers John H. Starn aid Erastu, Corning ior NEW
HAVEN, leave Pier - L.. a. n daily .5atnitIJs
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO.. between Ne"-tork aud
New Haven. Care aaI aI.pa.cl EuIraIt''D
Freight for points b. - w. b, H. received 10 Pier J..
For New Haven aud points Eusf 40 PICK L.
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAM D.-Eleven Niles for
Ten Cent? via from per b. Be-. foot WuehhiltL
CENTRAL -tIPYAND. tOmmuulpae. r. i.-Drf Docks
Machine anu D,ucr shop, every Au- aDperu.aus 10 Tie
construction 4ad repair OF vessels
l,TONI\GION LINE FOR BOSTON.
- tD.NL,TISp " ru ALL POINTS EAST
FARE ~ to boston rstcL- u 'cd tickets, good only
a. Ape. Ittl uu tarll lace ...r-. -
Steamers
I.eoI.r except sundays, dt +o Do ul iiom Pier 3j, " Il
I..-.- lt o., att uhD'7 stat rooms
-...t 10 ul.,4 of rs -t it,a lIir-- Coo t 'oN " lu
. lrolHr Aston huu'r ana al hetfppuhI'h aAi FlIh
Avenue Hotel ticket offices
runvfpENCE LINE Dor Freight only
-f-4u.r- leave foot OF "A arr st. r. IT,. 30 D.
',,r.nt sunday. Ir Boston Providence direct.
Era,ghf Via either limo t.iGei al .owost i4.ea
y. D. BALCOCA- fTosldeuI - " iA-AA''- ~ l. As~
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Business Chances.

4 GRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT FAC
~ TORY FOR ~ALE.-~pennid chance. large amount Of
machinery, al good order price ana easy terms For
9u d particulars address LAWkEN FUTILE. Bushnell, H.
4 YOUNG MAN with 81 ,OOO unquestionable
~ references expert. n. seeks opportunity with
hrstcas bI-cs OF would agent Tor manufacturer u
introduce 0Ous bIng Address. with
uCulars. o. h. Tribune Office
COTTON BUSINE~S.-Already well estab-
- Ashcd might accept Young man as partner II he can
bring spinner orders % MT -.y connection
Address COTTON COMMISSIONS =. a. Box -, New ork
SDn OnO "A FIRST-CLAsS PARTY
w. CNJN). with that amount. the treasury ship,
Old ca -eG Ur1tlbe desirable city business, rs open
eumDug uv,s Gallon desired brokers' Address Il. H.
box -. Tribune . lice
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Gtcnmbolts an0 Rni!rol0s.
|, PRODUCTION OF FARE.
H FALL RIVER LINE

4 -kEDUCIlDN OF FARE.
~ FALL RIVER LINE
NewYOr<tD 3Ds.Ol
Newport An sau Hivsr b.
Points
Magnificent steamers
NEWPORT AMI OLD COLONY
Leave NewG York daily SUNDAYS rVoorfrd.
--t i.'' H. 'u rer -, North RIVER l1pt uf hirrAY-ft
% 't'on d. Annex Boat rom Bro1ayn 40 p n I9r'3Y
y p & ickrtS nrd state rpon4 nay De $50 lret o. 81
e. ~ 'el- trln'ier AL Uck5J oh3'', % t4e nee On
a.. an ] % airl u'It GLO. T. lpNNpE
borden 4 LOWELL. Aga Gcul Pa.A At
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST.
Wa FA.ldol flla Baltimore. aud Washington.
On ana ate Dec. q, tIe magnificent Passenger Trains
i'.Nt from frnusvlynIa Railroad Depot, Of COrt-
.dhN-'L AMI DcsJrOs4--sr u follows
70 lil, e-c.pJ -ouilrs paIIOr attached arrives
w ''i'uAl"h ~ D. m u H.nt. It night DAILY arrives
a~h on Is Might Express leaves Washington 3if
p ~ uiy sIecpers and ddy coaches through 10 tinCin
NAH uuG llf .gu.
p m daily. Fast Line Tor Washington arrive Cincin
Iatl $50 p. Chicago $50 a. H. lud ST. Louis $50
IT, a d. palace 5eepes and day to4gLc, through TO Cmcin
nat ii Louis and Chicago.
81 W other line makes faster time to the West Trains
arrive frou ~" West 10 ESQ m 800 2. aua 1000 b.
m Tickets sleeping bcrtIs and BAGGAGE called
o ~ Checked 70 destination al company Office NO 3l3
ip4dWy and at all Offices OF the Hen4-y RAILROAD
Company.
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Gltnatons rOante0-- Alalcs.

A GENTLEMAN converslnt with French,
a spanish Earl sh. German and bookkeeping, desires
employment Address C. Co Tlbuue once
AN ELDERLY Man would write, teach, or
~ other city country, tor room and board OK
small pay please state particulars RELIABLE bOA l.
Tribune once.
CARVER or PRIVATE FAMILY WAITER
Renee can furnish Al reference, call address WILL
lam JOHNSON, lOl West 2ith-sr
ItARDNER-First-cla thoroughly under
~ stands an us details including green ana
rose house, grpeues. mo general management and IN
provemeut genteuaus place eight years ref renee nom
lat EMPLOYER Address COMPETENT, Tribune Uptown
Oficc. LBS BrpadwAy
GARDENER and COACHMAN-By a Ger
cure ~ references ability habits etc. Address CHAs
NALESBE go Last o4tA-5l
DORTER.-By a young man; willing and
4 O1hglng, and strictly temperate II, IAOAA9' l9e
BrJOUo--t.
DORTER or USEFUL MANLY a colorad
Youth aged 20 wholesale house can furni h recon-
OF the highest character -tricHy temPerae
Gail or address -AAL H. 2, Leo5 Fultonaye, Brooklyu.
WAITER and LADYS-NAID or chamber
" maidBy Young couple without children man S'Tede
wife Swiss. Frrfc. Protestant both -pe-S English have
she references moderate city OF county
Cal az - East 2eth--t, cottage.
ENrATCHMAN, JANiIOR or PORTER.-By
" temperate married man age "a prefers wholesale
house. can fIrl.sh U.-Ksep tYuHhle rec WnrholuOus
address JOHN tAHEf, IDl lotLst. Jersey
City
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RALTIllORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST
Ia Philadelphia. Baltimore, aud M'dsAlug t1u.
CALIFORNIA

~ OREGON. COLORADO. ST PAUL MIME.
APOiIS, and points in NEBRASKA. UTAH MON.
TANA, DAKOTA MGNNEsOrA aud tho NORTH
WI-oT are reached direct from ClIICAg Via ths
CHICAGO AID NOBTHW TERN Ry
II runs from two 20 five daily each way between
CHICAGO and prominent Western points 1T ALONE
RUNS IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS west Of
Chicago. PULLMAN sLEEPER~ are ruu on al OF 40
through AMI night trains For rates Of and other in
formation apply by letter person coupon ticket
agent OF To L. F. BOOTH
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Eectures an1 Alceiln9s.
A NFRTCAN INSTITUTE.-Annmal meeting,
u -, =. Goon.r r. nuu thursday February ,, 1852 at
1,,.i, ls - n, " 'F NAIuAN g.. ELY, President
CHICKERING HALL.
LECTURE To LADIES
By
SARA y. CHASE, ". D.
s,,,.ct ID. Brcnning Health OF American Women"
Tuesday. January 81, AZ p m
NETWORK STATE WOMAN SUFFRAGE
To,SVENTTON. Chic keriug Han Nelnesday. February
nm TAurstly February at 1880 IA, and pm
-,-e--I4 g. Anthony. Matilda iO-lyn CAGE, Nay
Wright ALL U"eu NJ cougar, Lara IS Sony Admission
90 AL SESSIONS LILLE DEN ENEl y BLAnf. IRE ~
don't. DLEMENtE =. LOZIlR, NJ. d.. Vice President ;
HELEN n. 1LoCU NJ, Chairman Executive committee.
vVHE REV. DIR. MAYNARD, +. X; II; =,
Il CulDNEHfSt HALL; " The Highlands and Lo"lAaas
OF scotland being purth or sixteen illustrated poph'a ma
tiuse Lectures Monday, 20 January $50 ,ocA No' 20
.J ,ns utct, al -cAuDerhs - mon square, and Al
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TO PHILADELPHIA.

20 TRAINS EACH 49, IS WEEK JAYS AND g ON = IN.
DAY. TIHEI 4 ATT .N- rs pfIFfADEI-
PHIA. TWO Is NEs-lyhh-
DOUBLE TRACK. TIE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MhNT. AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSIST
ENI NIIu ABSOLUTE oAtEIl
Express Trains leave ork, via Dcsbrosses anu Cort
laudt streets. r-III--. 10 follows
ana m. and sunday and IO M, ., e.. D.
r AMI y D. d.. and d. night
Express Trains leave Ne" ork dny except -un'ava 30
a. 700 ami D. M. rluuns through Trent ami camden
Returning tua- leave Lr.ad.-l station IhllaIr pha,
I-nl. u-. 3:-O 3l5, o' $780, $50 $500 t-t o r. l lAu
tied Express 1890 m., 8, Z. 5, %, 81 3d. 1850 and
SUNDAY, l-Dl BOO 800 tJ. ESQ H. - 900 -" and
p. Leave Philadelphia VIA Camden. S o. u and $50
p. daily, except sunday.
Ticket oI,,- $40 ga Broadway A~t'r House, and
uf It-IYrY-s-- 4
Ism station. foot OF Fuou-.. brooklyn Nos. ia
no. Iuu HOIpe. station Jersey isJ
Frisfaut Ticket Oflcr. BntI.fp-nl're
NOrA Transfer Company VIII call for ana check
baggage from hotels AMI rcsideuCez
FRANK THOMSON. j. u WOOD.
GENERA. Pas NTHnt
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Dipi0rn1 Nolrcs.

OFFICE OF rHE BROOKLYN CITY AND NEwTowN,
.ALEOAD COMPANY BROOKLYN Jan !" l-s5.
QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF one AND A
y HALE PER CENI on the capital st0c, OF the 6ro9E
Railroad Company has been Jns DAY
declared payable Mercantile Trust company No l2O
IroaGAy New York. after February next Trans
will bee closed ten days PRIOR 90 tAai date
II A son [ Id. Treasurer