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FXTRA BARGAINS.
Just received, large lot Of
BLACK SATIN RHADAMES.
At 81. 90 per yard; former price, s1.25.
These goods have good body, fine finish, lustrous
surface, and are rare bargains"
GUIPURE AND SPANISH LACE NETS.
PLAIN AND EMBROIDERED INDIA PONGEES.
CANTON AND JAPANESE CREPES.
LOUISINES, SURAHS. FOULARD AND SUMNER
ANDERsoN's SCOTCH sYLPH1pEs and zEpHYRs
LUPIN'S BLACK DRESS FABRICS AND GRENA-
Complete assortment Of FRENCH DRESS GOODS. in
all the --latest Styles" and at the Lowest Prices.
BEST QUALITY LINEN LAWNS, In new designs.
Especial Offering" Of BLACK SILKS from 75c to &c.
NOVELTIES IN EMBROIDERED SWISS MUSLINS.
~ NEW TEXTURES IN WHITE GOODS:
PRINCESS LAWNS.
PERSIAN LAWNS.
EGYPTIAN LAWNS.
MANSIONS.
NEW PARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS.
special Attractions in LINENS, FINE DRESS
SHIRTS. HOSIERY, GUAZE UNDERWEAR and
HANDKERCHIEFS.
HF AN EARLY INSPECTION IS SOLICITED.
sE- ONE PRICE. AND THAT Is GUARANTEED
TO BE CORRECT.
sEATON PERRY,
successor TO PERRY BROTHER,)
Pennsylvania avenue corner 9th street.
Established ls40. me
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tective. and the gardener Higbie as to whether
the moss rose should be first budded on the dog
rUss:'
Don't remember anything about It." said the
scotsman. apparently regarding the reporters
Reference Ia the dog-Tose as irrelevant to the
subject. but IL takes science and experience To
grow roses. no matter how they are budded, es-
pecially In winter"
W hat are the fayOrite roses grown In win
ter"
Just nOw-for the fashion i'm roses changes
like all other fashions-they are perle des lar
dins (yellow) Hiphetos (white) Marshal Robert
(pale Yellow. Catherine Mernet (carmine rose).
souvenir d I'm ami delicate peach COLOR Cor
nelia Cook (white). belle Allemand (pink) ami
bon Siiene (carmne). These. however are all
tea roses Besides these there are many other
types
Are we ahead of Europe in all phases of hor-
ticultural progress: -
by no means In the ornamentation of our
puoiic grounds, Tor example. We are far behind
Europe We have nothing to compare with the
BatterSea Park. London; the Garden of Plants
Paris. or the Phoenix Park, Dublin and when
comparison Is made Of the grounds surrounding
the villas in the SUBURBS of these European
cities with our suburbs here. the balance is stiI]
more against us; for there it is rare to see a
neat cottage without awell-kcpt lawn, and good
taste shown In the planting OF its fiower-beds
Here SO far, we have hundreds of expensive
mansions particularly I'm the suburbs of New
York. where the so-called gardens, although
rich and costly, suggest the need Of a better
school Of horticulture"
What does it cost a year to keep mp such
gardens as those Of Mr.. Hoey's Mr.. Dinslnore's
or Mr.. Goulds!"
1.-The cost, my boy. would swallow your sa!a-
~ as a receiyership does an insurance company
shout So, 600 q year"
II shan't go into il this year." unused the re-
porter, throwing away his cigar. which he had
smoked to kill the bugs on Il seeds i'm the store
"What h the thing In getti.ig up big fiowes
bed, now--that Is, II a fellow " snted to get enc
up7
within the last ten years the style % decora-
uoa known as ribbon iines, OF ;nassie.- /. eel.
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DRY GOODS.


is ILKs,
BLACK AND coLoRKD.
POLKA DOT AND MORE.
suRAHs AND RHADAMEs.
FASHIONABLE SHADES AT POPULAR PRICES.
TYLER CHEWING,
ms els 7rH STREET NORTHWEST
r. WOODWARD LOTHROP T.
OFFER THE COMING WEEK AN ELH-
r CANT LINE OF r
r r
y EMBROIDERED BATIsTE DRESSES. u
AT LOWER PRICES
~ THAN THEY CAN BE BOUGHT ELSE. ID
WHERE.
r r
u WE aAvE ALSO OPENED FEW MOST IL
ELEGANT PATTERNS OF
ID D
l. EMBROIDERED LAWN DRESSES, ~
| r r
| T. TO WHICH WE INVITE PARTICULAR r,
ATTENTION. ~
BOSTON HOUSE,
921-PENNSYLvANIA AvENUE-s2l.
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DRY GOODS.
+ ANSBURGH 4 BRO.

Dh1 GOODS.
d ASsBuRGH = BRO.
WONDERFUL BARGAINS FOR THE BALANCE On
THE SEASON.
eREAB CLEARING SALE
IN CONSEQUENCE OF REMOVAL TO OUR NEW
BUILDING IN THE FALL.
WE OFFER NOW:
Ten cases beautiful LAWNS warranted fast co,ors. n
Figured and Polka Dot, cents.
Three Cases sEERsucKER, at &C.. worth INC
Five Cases finest French sEERsUcKER. l2xc.. WORT
Three Cases small PLAID WOOL DRESS GOODS. n.
duced TO l2sc. from soc.
One Case BRocADED DRESS GOODS. in all the ns~
spring shades. at lac.
One Case AIL-wooL FINEST NUNS YELLING.
at 25c. These very scarce. We Just received
them from the Custom House, having ordered
them in january.
Two Cases ECRU. only FRENCH BUNTING at Ice.
per yard. These cost 35c. to import but az IL 10
Job lot and all one shade. bought them at a sac
rihoe
One Case FALE RELlGEUsE the finest Cloth inn.
ported. f5 inches wide. 65s, reduced from 81 as
One Case double width NUNS YELLING. a. Soc, re.
duced from 75c
One Case6-4 small check ALL WOOL DRESS GOODS.
1t eoc. Other merchants selling them at 81.
Six Cases ALL WOOL FANCY BuNTINas. IN B.cR
and all the leading Spring shades, ut Csc. worth
Soc. great bargain.
BLACK SILKS. C0L0RED SILKS,
Ten Pieces extraordinary good BLACF SILK atsl. n
compares favorably with any 81. 80 Silks. Now lie
your time 10 buy. IL will pay you 10 lay il by
until Fa II, as 1t is saving of 5Oc. Per yard.
Fifty Dozen MISSES SILK HOSE. in Pink Blue and
Cream at 75c. a pair, worth $l.25.
Every article in two stores reduced We want 10
crowd our stores with purchasers and content 70
make sacrifices to do it
Our building is going rapidly a drawing of which
can be seen in our window. We must open withs
CLEAN. NEW STOCK.
And shall sell every article in present stores before
removal
LANSBuRGH & BROTHER
4o4 AND 4os SEVENTH STREET. a.
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break the chairs and tables TO pieces,
and such EXPLANATIONS as: am cure
you of trying to eat me ups" "l'll
show the way / treat such dirty
pcsts;"- 81 nailed you for keeps"
etc. In the morning John came
down to breakfast with sickly
smile on his face, and on being asked
how he had slept, said first rate,
with the exception of having to
drive out the mosquitoes once in
while. Warehouses; boys were mo-
ticed to be terribly tickled about
some thing, and their father made
up his mind that they had been
putting up terrible game on poor
"old man Fallon." And SO they had,
for while he was trying to get a few
minutes sleep the boys went and got
a lot of pigeons out of the stable
loft and threw them into Fallon's
room. He, taking them for mosqui-
toes, would wake up whenever
pigeon came futtering into his
room, seize chair and go it blind,
hitting first one thing and then
another. The boys kept it up this
way until daylight, when they con.
cluded they had enough fun with
that chap from the city, and sneaked
off to bed as if they were the most
model country boys on earth. Fal-
lon agreed, if Moorhouse would
never say anything about the matter,
he would buy the boys new suit
of clothes, fast colt, or anything
their little hearts desired, but
Moorhouse had to tell a friend or
two about it, and Fallon swears he
believes the old man put the boys
up to it.
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SOME MICHIGAN MOSQUITOES.

The Detroit Free Press tells this
story: A Salt Lake City man named
John Fallow was recently invited to
spend his vacation with a friend
named Moorhousc, who lived just
outside the city. He accepted, and
OH the first night said he would re-
tire early in order to get up and see
the sun Use. His host told him that
some nights the mosquitoes were
pretty troublesome, and being very
large and ravenous he had better
keep his blinds closed or the curtain
down. But John declared that no
mosquitoes could trouble him, and
he wanted all the windows open so
as to get the fresh, cool, country air.
During the night the inmates of the
house were awakened several times
by o noise rs Of some one trying to
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and the papers, seized show that the
organization has been directed from
Geneva. y n 81
Paris, November 5.--The Minister,
ial Council, held to-day, decided TO
declare at the opening Chambers the
necessity Of d very strong Governs
ment to suppress the increasing
tendency to social anarchy.
Berlin, November 5.-Herr Bebel,
Socialist leader, has commenced to
serve three-mOnths' Imprisonment,
In accordance with o recent sentence
against him. Herr Hozenchlezer and
Herr Licbknecht will accompany
Bebel in his prison life for two
months their Offenses being similar,
but deemed by the Judges less vicious
in nature. All the editors reside at
Leipsic.
Vienna, November IA large
meeting Of shoemakers and other
workinen mt New Bau, q suburb of
this city, was held to-day. The
police interfered and dispersed the
meeting. The mob then stormed
and destroyed the police station,
and during the collision twenty
worlmen and u number of the police
were injured. Many arrests were made
after the troops, who had been
summoned, had restored order.
Paris, November THE Clerical
journal Clarion announces that the
President of the Bourse Committee
has received a letter threatening to
blow up the Bourse. IS. Il. Chron-
icie.
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herself. 1t will bcimpossible next
year for the husband TO hang about
the treasury Of a theatre and draw
his wifc's salary. How far these
remarkable changes will be found to
work, l am not prepared to state.
They certainly involve an entire
revolution in our social and domestic
life,
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me COLEJS.
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

TNIIIU NIAIEN oIINLUE YUM
NAsHlNGroN Jan. G.-Ihe following bu7i-
nos, was transacted 10 the supreme Court Of Che United
States to-day:
~, TIN. chicago Louis and view Orleans Railroad
Co,alv uIautiiu error. ag the Mississippi NaAtH COM
palv--uumitt,d 49,. A.. ,,,,ta.
Mai Steamship COmpan0-~uOmlttrL
NJ lB--Juhu y. Gushing and others, hrpeiil7, az 2
Johu laird ana No 3-~I T. 'flIhuH roseI ana
James Thompson gar.,hees appellants agi John ~ Cesh
m and og-A s.lguod argument one case on the Zou
Inst ,,.. 49,. r,t,. II Ito
No a~-Jac0b s. McrTe, appellant ayt JoAA II. AIoe-
ARMED for appellee AID submitted 49,. =, . ~
United states, ulJu I'D flio3 hN'- We u i-
MreIs others LlsIni~-,u
So ..5-,Iohn W. Cioslug appellant agt. John Roberta
Passed .,,..,. .o.,
No 2O}--Josoph Lchalcner and Others appeLat7 az T.
Arnold T1fAlus and uthc'--ArSued Tor apIt-aAtS 80
unset appeared for appellee.
Adjourned until Monday.
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Dres sma'iiul.

4 ADVERTISEMENT For THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE Will. 81 RECEIVED Al THE
UPTOWN OFFICES 40 l.2sS Broadway. Thirty
ArssL twenty third. e. corner Eighth
No. East FOUTteeuhs, corner JnOsguarr 700 Third
ave- Fnrty-seveuthst; 40 the HARLEM OFFICES.
lO0l $500 Ihrd-ave, corner Onehundrod and
twenty .hfth.s 20 D. az regular ONCE rates
DRESSMAKER.-By frst-class filter; can
~ make stylish evening dresses also handsome ohidens
rIoes wants engagements by the dnv week would take
permanent posi- Ion nrstcass house terms moderate
Address D. N. Tribune Uptown Ofioe, l,3So broad way.
nRESSMAKING.-By a competent and ex
IL uerenced dresamakeri would Ike few more engage
mcnts y Gay hrstoass references; meals required
terms 81 day Address L. b. Advertising ONCE SOo West
23d-st
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Eost an0 found.

DANK BOOK LOST.-Ranll book No. 4jG,927
the Bowerv savings Bank Is missing The nndor r.
requested 10 return bank II NOT restored before NE
.t day February. 1892 application VIII De- hade 10 le
bank for now book
I OST.-Btnk Book No. 15j,9-O, Of the
l. Emigrant Industrial saving Bank The Under VII Oc
rewarded On leaving IL az The Bank, .! thanbe"s--t
I OST OR STOLEN. Bank book issued by
- the sEAMEN'H BANK FOR SANINt-, New-4oTE. 10
found returned to the JAlA WllAn
New. YORK. jan. i-s2 CHAs. sCHwEIZER.
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Qinsleal Instruments.

4 BEAUTIFUL ORGAN, the MOZART"
a. New style, No 1900 - stops. 10 full Golden
Tongue Reeds sold walnut highly p9-hed case New and
Boxed and d board here price only sixty
ar net satisfaction every particular
sold sell
another n a. a standing advertisement order at
Nothing saved BE- pOudence NJ factory
pcsd capacity 1000 Instruments every 26 days
Tabor saving wood working machinery Vast capital
me 10 manufacture goods for less money
Address % call upon
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STEAMBOATS, nro Railroads.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.-
- station in New-YoI, foot OF Liberty 81 station in
oHnencing Soy d5Sl tfga SgT or Ranc Fa.cn
Naach Chunk Tamaqaa Hazlcon DriitoD scranton, sc.
80 a. miaT aeHtETon, sA bTGSe cnnE w Isn
port. ramagua; y anucoke, scranton. vc 1900 ,,, ~,
r4:"urg Maach CHUNK Hlz'ctou Wikesharre. sc. -
$40 D. D-For Easton, Mauch Chunk, TAmaqua Drion'
l.6op HlCFof iTigh Bridge Branch, Esston, &c.
$50 D. m For aston Allentown. Reading HARRISBURG
49 9gs Th ql t at @ No. l9p M for Bound Brook
ami intermediate staone NJ $3.50 p m for East'n Allentown
ro ai;9 STar tHs at ' 90 I5et5 7I5 o 10 SAG
2:80 e. 400 & 4.36 o 5.l5 $50 5,5, u. OIJ, 600
7 T6 9 rains 10 S ss, Sons I .e Time me- Fables
" T. and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
80 SR Lt7ye q I Err through n a p R IL"
FOR FREEHOLD a. s:l5 a NJ II In' - o. @p' m. For
NEW-JFRSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ Emancipation sandy HOOK -I3 a. M m. For
and an di ci5ris 1. 81 a. ~ Is M $40 / s. p M
Ilare u ed i,'u p M Tor LtSevSod Mancester IONS
Rive fLGNTIt cry aaa all stations % Bay side Up
m flr Lakewood Toms River. Harueglt &c
NEN-lURk AND PHILADELPHIA.
~ 80 Z, 80 BROOK 90 Eq PIT Errr,
Leave Ngy{q ,I rom rom .arm r. 4 e. a5 I'LL,
For o g. S Ssd ,na - ''TS' on sud at
$50 Y p For rhlid aud brrks-st o. 7ij ll.lj an
For Trenton -l5 o TO- ll.Ioa ~ 1880. 4 439 5.SO T. l.
% 9n rams TGIsl lsays dephia io Hev YORK
From stations Pla and Reading p. r., ninth am Green
Sta al SID $3.50, II j.. aiJ 5;iu, Ot' II T. H.
On sunday a. $50 ~, $3.50. ~ p N ,o 49, -oz
From Third Berk Bio --u .IO A Hl l. 0'E'
Prom Teut0n-l 20 600 sO3. B)4 lOOS, llf a. H. 1903
4.2S q ~ TBS D. M. sunday l.2J J:lJ A. ln o.44 p M
PULLMAN FARLOR CARS attached 10 dY Trains
and SiE .PING COACHES 20 midnight trans u'h NC"
onnccti6n h MADE NJ Jersey CITY station TO ana nom
prooL vu and Fric Depot Jersey city. g. ooo ,o, 40,
T,c<et for sale loot II LibcrtysL, 500 80 -oI: iU
az. g5T l318 Tr0a1way and q, tie pi' "a ,'i- Sos :
spi Courf-. and Annex once JEWELS wharf brooklyn
cnec baggage from hntai or residence
Joseph : HAIRS H. G.. .r1.
General Manager -' '''' -1
NOR BRIDGEPORT and al points on HOU-
i sNT6SIC ana NAUGATUCE HAILkOADS-Steamer
.ace aibarne -hp 40 go 900 pm lNeut lilu-st
Ias ver IL D. Ia. Fare lower than by any othcr route
FHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passeng
t,ius an and after o. l-@l. VIII cave dtos out or
Ctnit AMI Desbr.se--sts a. 40 M $40 m and $50
n fTT teton Aliruto Wn iieng M4uch hJnA
Nile.harre T9wanda MavrrT, ilha"1 vrhcta gouh'
t,f,lo nt the West. Train at o. n ~ ta nn beiltcn
XUsrto,n heating Mauch Chunk- Nil4e~bire Hnd fts-
o. prIrau .rrllng coaches attached 10 b3O p m hil
r,s leaving al a. o. and D. H. connection iL Polhts
In Mahau0v aud HaZlrtOn coal REGIONS ..,..,-1,- , p
General Eastern Office corner church n1d o.
OFW-HAVEN, MERlDEN, HARTFORD,
~ sPRINGFIELD, HOLYOKE SOUTH VERSION ST
1oUEaHI' RY &C steamers leave PET 20 r. H.. al p m
ana II AZ m SUNDAYS excepted ll3u boat connects
with sneo train Tickets sod aud baggage checked at W
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Religions No!ites.

Academy of Music. l4tilft near 4t.a' e., T FREE
afHTrDN. at 1850 D. m singing By Mr. lDE. Of Brookyn
All eort,y invited Meetiugs IN Caledonia Hail, Jackson
sguare AZ fO.30 and o'clock.
An .o,t., Cburrh attn ave. corner 2Oth--t.-rhe Rev
rOiiN SNYDER OF St Louis suocess0r VI hry III W T.
Fi,l viii pfrach All Souls Church tomorrow morning
punLc cordially invited. 5undaT school vsO q N
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G.tratlors Oante0--females.

4 PROTESTANT SERYANTo' BUREAU.
An kinds ~ good competent female servants, Ger
man and other useful girls city ur country also maze
h. and colored At tle larEe, Hi iishDd
PROTESTANT HOME BUREAU, l3o 0th-S'ee fourSl
house above lOthst
At Maurice LindGust q Cos Swedish,
y French and German employment once $50 1th-aFe,
formerly At lth.ave corner Z7hst Established l@t2
CONPANION.-By a lady furnishing highest
x references Of character and ability iu painting. design
inc. embroidery reading whiting &C. Address NJ b. g.,
Tribune Uptown Once. .13o Broadway
CONPANION.-Bv young lady of 10, edu-
X Gated refined and witA testimonial uHnn dchaDe lo
20 abroad as companion tD aiY, teach Young children
Address FATHER, Irbsnc Uptown once l@"' Biotd""y'
COOK.-By ~ hrst-nlaSs cook. Protestant,
\ wilng ~ go by the day private families 1r hotels
understands al kim, cooking ana serving Naners best OF
city references. y" East 4tthst
G,OOK.-Bv n swedish girl, ~ Grst-ela-s cook,
\ 30 private family good references Address y A. n
Tribune ptogu once. l,Z3s broadway.
NODK &r-Bv a roDg woman; good baker;
- would do coarse washing city cou Try best refer
enee l5g West $50 ST., two tlgnt5 up
WASHING AND IRONING. or any kind
w of bou-cwora, 10y the day, by respechnr c"oLed
woman good references. Apply al IL "oo-ter5J' It's
taulaul II. rIMMONs.
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NTFW- HAVEN, MERlDEN, HARTFORD,
~ 'GBpTSGFIFf.D HOLYOKE, OTTH VERNON ST
1oHNsBCRY &c. steamers leave Pier 20 r. H. at p m
and n. gO n m SUNDAYS excepted l3u D. ~ boat c0nnccts
Nth sneoa train sod aud baggage checked at va
EroadgaV N y and C0urtsL, Br0okIa- EIeursion 10
New. Haven and return o. d.
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REAL ESTATE.
NFw.YonK. Friday. Jan. 8. lss9.

NKw-YoRK Friday. Jan. 8. 1852.
The following sale was held at the Exchange
SalesroOm to-day:
James L. WCiE
A.storv-,ro,rn stone srort dwelling lot No go
Ea ad 81 It, s. =, ~ ~ e Of 2os75
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LTONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.

LTONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
- CONNECTING WITH ALL pom ~ EAST.
PARE - Boston for hrstclass limited tickets good only
A. Sper tiled on their face.
STEAMERS NARuAGANSErT and MASSACHUSETTS,
M daiiv except sundays al 80 from Pier u.s. v r.
Ioot Oh jay ST.. arriving IN Boston al b m
scru M oaIee OF Wr.tcotis Express Co. NJ and
ygl Broaaway Aston Louise, aad al Metropolitan md Fifth
Avenue Hotel ticket Offices
PROVIDENCE LINE for Freight only
.tetuer Pier 30 foot OF warren a.. " r. 10 ~ NJ
ea. except sundays for Boston VIA Providence direct
Frpirht Via either line taken az lowe rates.
ID. r BAEGOOE, President l. ". FlLklN-, q. T. AeI
THE POPULAR SHORE LINE TO BOSTON.
1 ALI. HA IL frum Grand Central Depot
three expres- trans daily except sunday 10 boston 10
SIG 4, NJ ! d. m parlol attached. and 10 y. tNtn
palace sleeping cars
ruuday. at ID y. with palace sleeping cars)
Limited tickets 81 BD-tl al r4i 90
De- ~
F' ruur Windsor hOto ticket Uhcc- aud az Grand
teutra. Depot
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election Noiicc.

ELECTION NOTICE-Y0ung Mems Chris
Il Ian Ass0catiOn the City Of Neg Ork 2yd-st,
ner 4th.ayc
Ibe annual election FOR four directors vii be- held at the
room TIE Association MONJA tIr 8th inst between
-' K FMcBURNEY, Secretary.
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gl!uailons Uante0-- AlaIcs.

ELEVATOR RUNNER.-By a single Ameri-
y can aye 30 ia thoroughly experienced ihghy recon-
m,nacd strictly temperate nctiye dy " -lhE ara llds
Ious can OF address JOHN E. JAY, 50 Cylner-st BTooA
lyn f. j.
Experienced and capable, II
~ Omen % engagement GtOrlA stan VI diY OF weekly
IN city OF country, Address one werA. FIDLl' tribune
OLce.
MESSENGER WATERMAN, or LIGHT
vi PORTER.-By a respectable, vel educated young
man age 20 steady and sober aid can furnish the best u
references Address JOHN Il. SCHAEF Fix 800 5tnaVe
city.
PASSENGER ELEVATOR RUNNER.-By Il
Young man aged IL II experienced AID can furnish trs
class recommendations. Address for ice days OIIs EIh
VATOH. Box II, Tribune ONCE
VTSEFULMAN.-By smart young German,
age Is Wilu, and not afraid Of WORK hAs gool ItI-
erences Address o. 81 EkkLE, lt9 Charles-5t., city
TSEFULMAN.-B a young man with ten
u years general business experience not afraid Of bard
yyur or Ong hours willing anywhere and DO anything
mat will nav living security for honesty required Al
dress y G.. Box a, Tribune ONCE.
NNrAYCHMAN.-By a smart, willing young
w man l2.), married Il sober and steady and not AFRAID
OF work cal. address r. AcGOkI - AL tast ,N2I.
VXrATCHMAN or PORTER,-By a willing
w Young man, 20. i willing and not AFRAID Of work Ad
dress j. BROWN. 80 6O5 ~ ater-.t are 9i NJ. lam.
XXvAItHHAN OF STABLEMAN.-Bya young
W MAJ ono has had hI-tcass experience win horses
md sduH- VI harness r. honest anu temperate
Cal or address ". BELL - Aateer.st
VVATCHMAN or UsEFULMAN.-By smart
w Young man To-, is wiling and not AFRAID ".r can
give good references Address l. p MCCARTHY 80 Last
ZOth-Et
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Aleoiral.
Copartnrrship Notices.

No II PrvEsT. NEW YORK. an. 3, 1882.
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
Mr.. HERBERT P. BROWN is this day admitted 20 mem
bersip in the firm WalstOn H. Brown d Bro, and the
name hereafter will be
WATSON H. BROWN Il BROS.
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5tedmbodts dno Railroads..

A PRODUCTION OF FARE.
IA FALL RIVER LINE
New-Y0rk 70 Boston 81
Newport and yall River 81
Lmted tickets Corresponding iucton 70 al Eastern
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Gin Real G5tatc for Sale.
8rooaInn property for Sale ano % Ert

EOR SALE.-Chcap lois in Brooklyn. in good
healthy location for building priced cottages, now
greatly in demand rutland Is WHITING, l2l Ns'@n-t
TNO LET.-55j Dpau-st; 3-srory brown
stone. II rooms all mproyemeu- Just put IN compict"
order Rent 500. NULAN b az WHITING. III Nas-au-et
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At Second UuHriau Church cor clinton ana CGq&Ie5s
morning. az II O'Clock, the Kew JUN "
CHADWICK viii preach ulon An Account OF -t1lh a
cordially Invited sunday school '3l a. ~ NeNt eye
aiug service January accture On Charlotte br0nte oS
Robert CU.ycr
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street Methodist Episcopal church. DttW'rIl
-th ana Grrorwchaycs., the Rev. PHiLlP HbHMDSO,
pa4nr nreachs u.8O and T:a0 Revival services
during the week sunday school, 800 IA. and p NJ
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Leave New FORK daily Sundays excrptedi
Al 43Op Pier ~ North River foot ~ MurraYst
connection BY Annex Boat from Brooklyn AZ Jersey
tly m tickets and state may be secured az al
principal hotels transfer aud ticket OCes 40 the office
Pier p l..
r Aria tgeuI Pass ~
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST,
wa Phladelphla. baltimore. and WashlnglOn.

on and after Dec H. magnificent Passenger Trains
leave from PennsvtSana Railroad Depot OF COrt
landt--L and DesJrusses-st follows
$3.50 a. NJ except sundays PaTlOr attached. arrives
Washington $40 m. 100 except sundays arrives
washington SO2 Night Express leaves Washington B:i7
p m daily. Seepers and daY coaches through 70 Ctncn-
matt and Chicago
=. m. daily Fast Line FOR Washington. arrive Cincn-
natl eO Chicago, $50 a NJ, and ST. LOuis $50 o.
b. q palace seepers and day coaches through TO Cncin-
matt, - LOUIS and Chicago.
~ No other line makes faster time ~ the West Trains
arrive from the West 500 a m, $3.50 1850 p.
m Ikets and sleeping berhs secured and baggage called
Tor and checked 20 destination cUmpauys Office No. $40
(fomu
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At scotch pr,sbyterian Church. lFis,, u"t"ech 'ti
and Glh.aers--Servf'e- TOMORROW at 1850 a. ~ ana
1 D. N. The pastor the Rev SAM FL NJ HAhlLION'
viii preach.