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Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-16
ODD ACCIDENTS,

a passenger on a railway train in Geor.
gia thus relates what happened "We
stopped suddenly when the two trains met
on the track just this side of Rome yester.
day. For my part went feet foremost
under the seat that was jdst in front of
of where was sitting The most singular
thing that l witnessed was done just across
the aisle from me. There were two men,
sitting one directly behind the other and
in front of them was an unoccupied seat
When the engines struck, the man in front
turned complete somersault and lit in the
vacant seat just exactly as he sat in the
other seat The other man performed ex.
actly the same feat, and lit in the seat
lately occupied by his neighbor."
As the 7:3O train on the Shore line was
speeding toward New Haven, Connecticut,
the other evening, just east of Guilford,
the engineer and fireman were startled at
jar the locomotive received. Thinking
that they had run over a man, the train
was backed, and upon arriving at the place
where the shock occurred were surprised
to see huge crane lying upon the ground
The crane had evidently been attracted by
tine headlight of the locomotive, and in it's
fight broke the top of the sand. box on the
engine and slightly injured the whistle.
The engineer says he was positive he had
killed a man, seeing the blood which col.
ored the engine. The crane measured ten
feet from tip to tip.
Two young men of Westfeld, Mass, had
a narrow escape from horrible death one
day recently. They had been rab5it-hu
ing by moonlight near the "deep cut" on
the Canal Railroad, and in returning over
wh at was formerly known as "the tin bridge
were overtaken by the midnight freight
train from New Haven. So suddenly did
the train appear that they had no time for
escape, go they threw themselves upon the
sleepers projecting little beyond the rails
and ciung there while the train thundered
by, nearly shaking them off into the rocky
river bed some eighty feet below. The two
dogs were overtaken and killed.
A singular accident occurred in Colfax,
La, recently, resulting in the death of a
negro boy about l6 years of age. In com.
pany with three or four white boys, he was
walking along the street peeling sugar
cane with the big blade Of a very sharp
knife, when a smaller negro boy ran up
from behind and playfully jumped on his
back. The jostle caused the knife blade
w culcE Bis DEchsL aDOuI LWO lNCnes, anu
either penetrated his heart or cut an artery
c'ose to it. He sank to his knees with an
exclamation of pain, and in few minutes
was dead.
Mrs. Kettle, a prominent singer of Ham.
ilton, Ont,, was awakened the other night
by the crying of her child. She quieted it,
and both were soon asleep but she was
again awakened, aid this time by sharp
pain in the ear, when she screamed, and
by the low burning light saw rat run
away. 1t had bitten Mrs. Kettles ear so
as to make it bleed. Examining her babe,
she found upon its ear the prints of the
rats teeth.
A man at Clarkville, Ark, was struck
by lightning, which ran up his arm and
down his body, splitting his boots open.
He was not seriously injured.
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ToTEOE &.

"AvING BOUGHT THE LAUNDRY BUSINESS
Y Of HOP LEE, on X street between Thirteeuth
and Fourteenth, including furniture horse, wagon,
ETC., for the sum of $40, prepared to do wash
ing and ironing in first Glass style and reasonable
rates All persons having csiIns aRains. said HOP
LEE are hereby uotified to present them on Satur-
day December 10, 1882, for settlement
d5 ST All LEE.
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REDEMPTION OF ZONES
CENTRAL PACIFIC LAND BOHDg.

A Ii HOLDEtS OF THE BONDS OF THE
IA Central Pacific Raroad Company (of Calitnr-
MAJ, bearing date the first Qst) day Of October
1870 and secured by mortgage on the lands granted
said company by the United States are hereby noti-
fed that the undersigned, trustees under said mort
gage, have in hand the sum of Two Hundred Thou.
sand Dollars ts200, ,000) which amount, under the
terms of said mortgage, may be used by them in the
purchase and cancellation of said bonds The un-
dersigned, therefore, acting under the powers con-
ferred upon them by said mortgage, do hereby
invite proposals for the sale Of said DOncs Said
proposals Will be received by the undersigned at
their office on the corner of Fourth and Townsend
streets, San Francisco California up to and includ-
ing the twenty sixth (26th) day of December, 1882
The lowest bids will be accepted provided the un-
dersisned reserve the right TO reject all bids
J. VB. GUM,
S. W. SANDERSON
Trustees.
San Francisco, Cal, November %, 1882 n27-td
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DFBILTTATED psrs MS, and sufferers from
wasting diseases such as consumption. scrof.
ula. kidney affections, will he greatly bene-
fsed by using Browns Iron Bitters.
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"DoNT DIE in the house." Rough on
Rats" Clears out rats, mice. flies, reaches,
bed bugs. 15 cents.
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Browns IRON BITTERs is
composed of Iron in soluble
form; Cinchona the great
tonic, together with other
standard remedies, making
a remarkable non-alcoholic
tonic, which will cure Dys-
pepsia, Indigestion, Malaria,
Weakness, and relieve all
Lung and Kidney diseases.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-16

SKINNY MEN =" Wells Health Remover
restores health and vigor, cures dyspepsia,
impotence. 81
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Mansfield, Ohio, Nov. IS, 1881.


Gentlemen Il have suffered with
pam in my side and back, and great
soreness on nv breast. with shoot
ing pains all through my body, at
tended with great weakness, depres-
sion of spirits, and loss Of appe-
tite. l have taken several different
medicines, andwas treated by prom
inent physicians for my liver, kid
neys, and spleen, but got no relief.
l thought would try Browns iron
Bitters have now taken one bottle
and half and am about well-pain
in side and back all gone-soreness
all out of my breast, and l have a
good appetite, and am gaining in
strength and flesh. Itcan justly be
called the king ef medicines.
JOHN K. ALLsNDER.
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FAMILY WhSSiaG

EUoNa SING, A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT
and entirely relisble Laundry man, has opened
wash house on Twelfth street, between ID and z,
where washing, ironing, uting etc. will be done in
the best manner aud at reasonable prices. He has
no relations with the previous washerman at the
same place, and will carefully return all clothing in
trusted to him, and without mixing with others or
losing them. n29- 9-4plm-
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RAILROADS, STEAMERS. ETC
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Commencing Monday, November 81, 1859,
AND UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE,
TRAINS AND BOATS WILL LEAVE SACRAMENTO


Commencing Monday, November 81, ISSs,
AND UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE,
TRAINS AND BOATS WILL LEAVE SACRAMENTO
As FOLLOWS:
S.SA A. M.-(Suudays excepted)-Accommo-
os"V dation Train TO Marysville, Red Bluf ard
Redding.
Q.fsss A. N.-Dailyl-C P Emirrsn. Train 70
c'ov Ogden, Council Bluffs and East
1.OA A. M.-tpaiiy)-C. r. Pacific Expire va
s'"" Benicis, for San Francisco. Connects at
suisrn for Vallei 10 and Calistoga. Second
class passenger for San Francisco
attached.
ESsssss A. Nor az soon thereafter as prao-
hv'~e sic1ble-Sundass excepted Steamer for
San Francisco, touching at all way ports
the Sacramento river.
ge.gA A. a--(Smtays excepted PASSENGER
k4'oV Train for Woodland, Williams, WILLOWS
s5.Aa A. n.-{Daiy)-ssn Francisco Passenger
sstS Train. Connects st Gait with Passenger
Train for lone and tLathrop with the S. P.
Atlantic Express Tor MADEIRA, Newhall
santa Barbsra) Los Angeles, Yuma,
Maricopa Prescotti Tucson, Benson
(Guaymas Mexicol Dening "a, T. as. F.
R. ~, ii Paso and East, and Lozier,
Texas (l644 miles from SsE Franciscc).
Connects 9lso at Niles Tor San Jose.
ss,QA y. M.-tDaiyt-oregoE Express FOR
~'sSV Narysville. Chico Red Biuif and Redding
a.sN +. M.-(DailyELocal Passenger Train
~sfV for Auburn and Cc,isK.
S:56 frn & mpsigsAn Via seSIsia Francisco Passenger
455 ooans:sr Co. MnEo Mt5 1 T. Ea3 ETsns fs ARTa fTaa
for Deming aid Ell Paso.
6l5 a f. ngssE it woodland aaR sGsbs s
irg.
-,sS p. N.-Daily;-C P. Atlantic Express
dc for Colfax, Reno carson and ViTgniaI,
Battle Mountain (Austinl, Palisade
tEureksl. Ogden, Council Bluffs and East.
A. N TOWNE.. .......... General Manager
7. Ii. GOODMAN. .GenI Pass'r and Ticket Agent
i3Q-4Dtf
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ID ooMs FOR LEGISLATORS OR orHERS-A
IA handsomely furnished suite of rooms with
board; only four squares from the Capitol. on II
street, Address j. d. s.. at this office. dis lw.
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HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL. ETC

G. HERMANN d Co.-Manuiac.urers and I'm
porters No. 1856 kearpy st., near Pine. The finest
hats at the lowest prices. Factory: II Belden st.
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RUBBER AND OIL GOODS,

The Gntfa PerchA and Rubber MaRufacss
uring Company-Mabufacturers OF Rubber Goods
OF every description. Pstentees Of the celebrated
Maltese Gross Brand" CArbolized Hose. Corner
Fret sn6 Sariket streets. ]. W. Taylor Manager
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RESTAURANTS

swssa's Family Bakery and FssnfEs
Saloon-No. 636 Market street. Wedding cakes
ice cream, oystsrs, jeles etc, constsntly on hand
Families 5,,Uplied.
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS.
EDUCATIONAL.

S"stin sin:es.-Ptoneer Druggist, removed 70 72s
Montgomery St, s. Z. Country orders solicited.
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HNo LET-TWO FRONT SUITES, ELEGANTLY
L furnished, with gas and bath, il wanted Also
single rooms No. 429 Lstreet, or northwest corner
OF Fifth and L streets dI2.lMs
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TO LET Oh FOR SALE.

Adys1Hze;neats OF I've lines IN ths department. are
,sosssa foE Il coass tor one time; three tpez for so
,sHts Ii % cents psr week.
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NOR SALE SIXTEEN ACRES SECOND sses
4 bench land of the very best kind, for wv
orchard and vineyard purposes. House, barn, -~A-
windmill, ETC. Only 10 miles from Sacramento, near
Routiers Station. Price, 81, 800. For particulars
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HATS.

school OF Engineering, sorseytps, Draw
ilgsnd AEsaying. "a Post st. A Van der Nai!lsp
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CarGIan, Cory d CO.-hnporters Of Hardware,
Iron and Steel. Agents for the Pittsbury Steel
Works, Northwestern Horse Nail Company, and
Southngton Cutlery Co. Nos. 100 and 122 Front
street. and Nos. III and l19 California street
Hawiey Bros Hardware Ce.-Importers Of
hardware and Agricultural Implements, Nos 30l,
BIS, s0b, S07 and 800 Market street, San Francisco
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The subscriber desires call the attention Of lawyers suiho-
.d business generally throughout the West 70 the facilities
of the VALLEY PRESS fer doing thoroughly good printing.
He will maintain the eminent reputation long attached the
house The cost Of ee and perfect printing not greater
than thai which Is disagree h - and hand. Address
H A. wgsN yR, S9T ST.. Sacramento Cal.
dS-lplm
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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.
stuicbaSer Bros. Manufacturing Core.
pository, 81 Market street A H Isham, Manager
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BUSINESS COLLEGES.
Sheffic Business College and Teleglepnte
Institute-(Life Scholarship, for fun Business
Course, 500. W. (. Chamberlain Jr, and 1 4.
Robinson, Proprietors, No. 800 Post street, eppo.
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hRLEAISS HOTEL FIRST CLASS FUR
~ nished and unfurnished rooms to let to gentle
men or families by the day, week or month 1913
Second street, between and K. MRS. II. W. OGG,
Propretress n2.u
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LNoR SALE--A NEAT SECOND HAND PHAE-
l. ton will be sold at reasonable rate. Inquire
at this Office, n21tf
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A. N TOwNH.. General Manager
7. Ii. GOODMAN. .Gen'i Pass'r and Ticket Agent
i3Q-4Dtf
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NURNISHED Ro0MS-NEW AND NICELY
i furnished rooms with new furniture, single and
in suites. Lewis Building, southeast corner Fifth
and streets To let ON reasonable terms to re-
spOnsble parties. d7-Im<'
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|aGrsIn8ntU & PlaGerVlil8 EailrOad.

On and After Monday, November 81, 1859,
UNTIL YURTIIsk EoIIC.,
Trains vii -un between Sacramento and Shingie
Springs as follows:
Leave Sacramento for Folsom, LatIobe
and Shingle Springs.. ...-....... 7.30 A n.
Leave Sacramento for Folsom. AGO P. Ii.
Leave Shingle Springs for Latrohe, Fol-
som and Sacramento. ...... 49,. HIS A. ii.
Leave IRtrobe for Folsom and Sacra-
mento .12:0o u.
Leave Folsom for Sacramento . 7:50 A. NJ
Leave Folsom for Sacramento. -......... lis P. N.
mr2-t J. s. WRIGHT, Superintendent.
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SAN FRANCISCO CARDS.
SAN FRANCISCO
Business Directory

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Baker & Hamilton-Importers OF Agricultural
implements and Hardware: Agents of the Bepicis
AErl Works. Junction Market Pine and Davis St.
George A. Davis Il Go Manufacturers Agents,
327 and 329 Market street.
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ARTISTS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and Photographer, No. 70
Montgomery street. Established in 1851.
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sTATIoNERs, PRINTERS,

Il. q. CrockeT q CO.-ImportIng and Manufact-
uring Statoners, Printers and Lithographers Nos
slb 2l7 ana 219 Bush street, above Sansome
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For Both SeZes-City.

IA INDLNITNRI IN
~ The NeyYori Nl~ui school for Sin ovclrsa Toni
sud Model Nuder-Iriel VIA asnr !Irv c.tss'3 G9r
Joys llI -Ic- lcuu % I'D years. Npf l- --I4- NAe
Palette w.. reopen oct S.-D4-s- Tor @.t-.-
Prot ID = t.:ACr tIt Is MIA --BotLIE
NjtSS GRINNELL. - +. jltI-s..-~chool for
VI yo-u. ladies and children Knj.rGr-ru trFh"' method
MODEL AMERICAN kINDEEGARIEN.
vi 80 ta-t luth- Pupils from $40 lo instructed I'D ac.
Colda-,c uI,. tAc best mctAo.+ Hours, g TO 30
MRS CHAPMAN'S English and French
VI -.lool- Young .I'. ana rlrtl ysI1.I7 -'1' a.
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~ ENGLISH, French German B19run-anl Day -cIJI-
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A ADVERTISEMENT FOR In NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE Will BE RECEIVED Al IHE
UPTOWN OFFICES 40 j. rs roadway. corner Thirty
inst, al- West twenty -tAId-t corner IltAtAhYe
No 81 last soIrtecu-h--, corner Jlou-guare Igg =.
6ve. corner FJrJy..eveltlst. NJ the HARLEM OFFICES
Nc+ LJJi and z8JJ TlrLave. corner on-hu1lfed-lni'
twenty 9Th -. % o. p. l az reFlltr nee rates.
R.-BEAIIYS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- holiday presents square grand pan0i0rcs four very
handsome round corners rosewood cases three uulsoI
Seays mntcliess rOn flames stool, book. cove "AfL
So % a2Jl 30 catalogue prices $500 TO g. OOt rat
ah guaranteed Of money refunded after one Fr1fs Us,
.pzt pa1Of0rtes tZ5 TO SOD catalogue prices roOu 70
800 standard pan0Orfes II the universe thousands
.uy Write i0r mammoth LIST OF testimonials, Beatys
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Yin We come free carriage meets passeE illustrated
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COI oOyS anu OuuG men-OlCV.
A LIMITED CLASS for YOUNG BOYS.
"a ARTHUR II. MANN, Sal Maiison-avo.
PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
Madi,onave aul iih-st fts for the s'ho) Of Mines
stevens Institute sheffield &C.. AMI technical professions
Glasses I'm Architectural and Mechanical Drawing
a COLIN late Engineer Corps, l. = n, and Professor 40
Naval Academy.
I University Grammar school. 1.1S1 Broadway,
< near +2ist. tjtl yAlr Primary Commercial and
Classical Departments " VI HOBBY. W IA Principals
NXILLIAM II. LEGGETT has removed his
W school 10 his residence. IS East slssS The school
yeaI begins Wednesday seDtcuber4L
For Young Ladies-City.
HARVARD UNIVERSITY EXTENSION
To WOMEN OF THE COLLEGE ENTRANCE EN-
ANIMATION The next examination viii Doe held in Cam
bridge, New York. Philadelphia and Cincinnati. beginning
June ~ l~~ The Harvard ccriiact" OF success Boo thi,
aMu1tou admits 10 the tultgdtc Instruction for Women at
ahC NEth Colleges N len OF such subjects piutOlr
collegiate covered by IT, Tor information address
Rotary OF Local Committee go Iitthavc., y y. city.
MISS CHAPMAN WILL REORGANIZE
W her and Euiore Ca-sc. aides January Il
and i 20 her residence, 40 West 4~thst
T'HE MISSES PERINE = East 74th-st., viii
reopen their Ent.sn and French Eolriin, AM Day
school ior Young Lles ,tpe l)e.-l Number =! resident
pupils
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ror Bows and Young Men-Count~v.

LENANDEB Observation-Disclosures Boarding
~ -..pN lit' Pa.us.,t l.. 'rll..'h ul'.' l-'ih a.
pORDENToWN MILITARY INSTITUTE
tesa1.., a. res. yo g. r b. Is. PAN. lori.a a,su. ~
pOSTON SCHOOL OF ORATORY.
- THE PREPARATORY class ,...,
D. r. RAYMOND Principal, -oH''-'i-.,.
Ol2 ana Ia 50N o5,I y I .. ' ca 3 Goa cae I'D
SUMMER " a-st stock r.i-a. r.s> hotFAAN>
COLLEGIATE and COMMERCIAL INSTI-
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ELNWO0D INSTITUTE, Llne.boro, Bcr.,-
l. a.re'o Mass ostaI..s . .n - H'* 1e co..-E' ~
'i'''---'D' --.' Kew. A eI1aaRl A. ~. rr."ci2a.
FREEHOLD INSTITUTE. Freehold. ~. u,
i boys boarding school Tie LeT. a. O.. CEAAbt'-'
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY, WOR-
IRVING INSTITUTE, Tarrtown. y. y -
toroa5ay ,r.al.,I' 'r.i.-' "a raa.s' '.'.
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PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY AcAhHAl.
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pYEByIEW ACADEMY.
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REAL ESTATE.

vrw.yopK. saturday. Jan - ISL. ~.
The following sale was mace "'
.banre ssesyoom yesterday
I Ty R,e1agd = H1rlrt ,,etns
lss.ov nri dwelling with !ot 20 Sine. $1,000
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WANTED Four--torv house above 3+th-
- S. uat cast of s--ar, EILAEu WHIT
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cry M Tee ets and state roo NJ may % sec IRE a. ~
pracpa hotels transfer anl tefs. o A. az t1e 25e on
BORDEN & L0V.Li~ Asts GenL pass. az.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST
Via Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington
On and after Dec ~ the magnificent PASSENGER Trains
land. a. and De-, Iryst.s.s;. a. lows
S, a. a. cTCep -lnaG. Par.or cl- attached arrives
p daily sicepcrs aad coaches through to tincin-
r 81 o Ea'' Line FOR was a5 o aTTye sS Snea
r. palace eepc-~ and day coaches through 70 Ciucin
Is Nd other inS max. faster time West Trains
arrive nom the Vest az ESQ a M. 80 au1 io
N. Tickets and -erung berth. secured and baggage called
for and checked destination ar company Ollie. 80 90
Company
CALIFORNIA.
Y OREGON. COLORADO. ST PAUL MIME
APOLIS. and points ia NEBRASKA, UTAH, MON.
TANA, DAKOTA MINNE~oTA. AM tho NORTH
WEST are reached d-ree, from CHICAGO via ,Ae
CHICAGO AND SOUTHWESTERN Ry
II run. from two 20 five ira ~ daily way between
CHICAGO end prominent Weston points 1T ALONE
Russ IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CAR, west Of
Chicago. PULLMAN ~LJ. PIERS are run on an ot IT,
through AMI night t-lu+ For rate, OF fare aud other IN
apply ny et.rorl person TO coupon ticket
agent or tu l.. F. BOOTH
Ge. era! Eastern Agent Ne. il5 broadway, Nev.york
ERIE RAILWAY. now known as the NEW
! io.h. IAh RI AID Ml.~L EIt% Ihi ti.OAD
s. de- ~ i1s-aaaa ana t9caso ny E3nrr.+ Drawing
Cp.m pauyI-Fa,t ~ Lous Express, arriving at Buffalo
West ana ~opthes, IuIuans best irangroom sleeping
sraclr- % nIuto .o... Ing .a. 'Ay
: p m lnaig.-rac.re EAg.c,' for RE- We'' Sleeping
Coaoa.s through 90 Aaaaio Niagara iA.'* and Cincinnati
I'D m..-iniglant ;rl.n ertae Ws':.,, TO-.
ll5. .5E 4io. '..o 5.h i' '5l io'y o. H. ~ niid-
Ir ION ON ..}', . | t. ga z noon n, Iii 5 g s
u'-'; , t.f.-.0.. 81, -.-,r5-k fl5 no = 70 a. ,u
4 d. Ola. d
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Ocean 5icamcr5.

GENERAL. TRANSATLANTIC. COMPANY.
~ rLINELE NEW-lohE AID HAF h4, ..
tr ~ C,flUu, now No o. Nurh river iuut d. iof'n. ~
The pa-e lcf. by tu. line agOd pIih TRANSIT y fhfI1h
ralr and the d -cUlarts OF crossing i-' channel h q
small boat 81 o.,
-, tf,f .fs IeiuDl wednesday. Jan 30 a.
.RSIEioifF -aufrlii ..... " edncsdHY. feb !. 3
Louis d HLsBIAS, Agent M. GBOwAng Green
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AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST
NIl PLIadr. MN. Baltimore. and WashlngtOn.

On and after Dec Il, the magnificent Passenger Trains
leave Prnnsvvlua Railroad Depot foot OF Cort'
landtsL and DesJr0ascs-st. a. follows
Washington jIu p. 900 p. ne, except sundays arrives
Wa.A.u ton 500 Night Express leaves Washington 3t|
p NJ daily sieepcrs aad dag coaches through To NAc'
natl and aiClyl.
+ D. 10. Caiy. Fast Line FOR washington arrive Cncn-
natl $50 p. u Chicago r.J and ~ Louis 80 a. M
Z. d. -cepc~s and day coaches through 70 CIucu
natl -. Louis and Cl.c22c -,-
- No other limo makes faster time 10 the West. Trains
from the West 40 ESQ 500 n ~, aI1 ~; p
TcAo- and serng berfhe secured and baggage cacl
for and checked destination az company uht 30 80
broadway and a.. Office, " tAe Penns wanna AIoia
COMPANY
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4 cultivated lady living near the city
~ would take the entire 81 two or three young en-
Gren terms very moderate best OF reference Ml'''
THOMPSON. = alton 7.
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STEAMBOATS, an1 Railroads..

A PRODUCTION OF FARE.
~. FALL RIVER LINE
New York % Boston. 81
Newport and Pau River g.
Limited tickets Corrs3p IIctton - al Eastern
Points.
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INrANTED-A position by "a lady teacher OF
w French, German, drawing. painting ana MUSIC Ad
aress S, 4. b., BOX 90 Bethlehem, Fean
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ELVItIIIllfI = III-NIt
~ New ana o rec; Lin - the South " Franco
NETWORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECT -
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Travellers fl- Frt1es SpiIn AMI italy, Pgro1.' Pan
Nice win time AMI rTp'u-" oy taking tA' IA.
cabin Incuins wInel, 50 otecrlst 81 For passage
'i'' F. lie BOUIANGEE. 4G Beavcrst
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MAGNIFICENT Sfc1mers
NEW PORr and OLD COLONY
leave New York daily sundays 'Xcented:
At 4:3Op ~. IRON Pier - North foot o. alrrly't
Connection by Annex Boat from Brooklyn n D. NJ Ier4eY
cry D. Tickets and state nay % sec rel ~ all
principal hotels, transfer AMI uckst hrs AZ Tue once on
Pier - lDt % stta GEO. l. 90 y NoI,
BORDEN e LON Eli. Arts tienl Pass AT.
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4 FACT H2cIoA' ~ CRAM
MADE FROM PURE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM.
ALWAYS RICH DELIcl.L- AND RELIABLE
AND YOU WILL USE NO bth-t
p.-1-. gN- t-n-1re '-c- Lr. t"1'. amos ID ~~-l~nst
New. .a... ID Fulton. $50, brooklyn