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FINANCIAL AND COTTON
FINANCIAL.


49,, san Francisco Chronicle says scms
lh1 sgn Assistant Treasurer Sp0llding. vi
vSA, srut 10 the United States mint Il. Phil
nAgiS'ii, ~ order for $1,000 In tVe.ceut uickels
54.Ir's,nt Iieces. for which there has been
81 'vsrl nc received as a reply that the
49, he min, would not permit The dispatch
~ rSe.al % 10 idle here, but that If the sub
. ' IN needed any small change In its bust
sta':-' ,yrgr't be sent MI Spaulding : idea was
Ns 81" Inc small change for The accummoda.
~ merchants who often suddenly needed
vs. brtvhO are compelled 10 send cast Tor
~, \ e,f the minis coin uiCkels CNcept
- pbila5olpha and hence they are not Oh
sss.sSl al any other iacs FiVe-Cent and one.
~, ri,css are rapidly growing in popularity
M ,hi, coast but ~ appears an That can reach
~ w. r.ii,; come through the banks and meican-
Sbor,rS Evidently the mint bureau is under
vs. SrS,,,-e.siun that q liornia s ioyeign cuuu
W all nickpls are only INTENDED for home
assumption
rus governing committee OF the New York
~ trlaYgc has listed the following Dem
"rI Rio GHldc l.U2O,uOi 0rst consolidated
mas Chicago ~ Nor hWestcrn, o. $1,000:
sSosrr f,gi 5s Of 1879 and Escangba 4 Lake
.''.ri5r railway FIRST mortgage + per cent
,65s $4,000. '6Oi go first mortgage bonds Dpy
yyi~.s IL MINNEAPOLIS railroad, both guaranteed
iStse CairagO G Northwestern East Tonnes
sa Virginia d Georgia, S. 100000 trst mortgage
s,G,oida.gl js Northern Pacific railroad Sill
SioN general frst mortgage and Immigrant
takipg luut Mexican central railway first
carnage bonds Sl6.7J,ttO, Columbus, HOckiuy
valley /, Toledo EloSi6 500 stock aud Sll,j0l COS
snt mortgage bonds.
" ,paci,l 10 the New orleans Pieaylnc savs.
Im6nr The bcr- rum0rS at the stock exchange
srpe that the Eriarger syndicate would abGn-
an, tbs extension of Southwestern roads. nud
81, ..l aid Ia ss.. -. q o.
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CURE YOURSELF

~ nnaauusns Wrrishle Curative hvarrsn,,d 10 pct
mmguay ,lft OF! i0lma Of srfyEsitoFIaea 90 hclarnl
Nsalu,s t.nrta rthiiiy, Inpu,nri, Cif sud r.irIr,
Tot fo,,'' end brnfi "a Nc "i'a,hia Iter OF
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te,i 10 'fsiu lNu o. sr.rn Nfrkf uWt IhsuIUstyvhh
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tAc NulHt lSlN II ry,a vitality ul MN arts sncfrv
W.T.! Woud ma rl'n ihl,c mlud6.np,d M il wbv it,l
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~ ~ W unss Young nltn iuil,iini hum tlp tus.
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~ Y. " it ltI VIA The ASSURANCE O IA ylt.sis ~
ifhNlNNl euec, The patient gains pt,,nrih nd dv
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~ ,can,l veitlci eld irfaipl duets impuItng pOss
tnH eut gd u.gnG them o. th5lr natural state nc mug
~ W. hlllnl habit hal never h,yn iululrcd ln Az
ti,NehW tre simple productions OF niluiC-litls ,oJ.l
h.les w. uti ~ Attcihc for The uho diseases
nS'lfccsllgu Dollars, sent With nan dt,ttioua e'p L
w Gdl,cis l1r sale Gully " nr, G. A. Bohuunane onicy
80 VI Ntfh t,lh roi, b,twcn Mashlnsiun at,nn, 49,
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s,,ts. XIV ci snr,i,in,rsh 1l Sar'T, ml,on m
iHhL ~ anJ ailirts upon receipt ofonc fiamp.
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&%sdical.

t,usu~e' Marriage Guide. 20 pages, cloth
e''N SUI p'h''nsr ~ cents; same paper cover
= 'VuN' Manhood 10 cents; womaEhood. 10
'e"'S' pamphlet cents, securely sealed. by
' u,s'' SSNI money or postage stamps. DR..
VIII llEB' the sreat specialist 0l7 81, Charles
street 81. LOUIS, Me-.
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Noises In the Head, the yitnl tuld passing unob.
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THE ENGLISH MEDICAL INSTITUJn
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found IN II. THE ENGLISH MEDICAL In
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ough examination and advice, including analy.
sis of urine, So % Price of Vital Restorative,
" Wa bottle, or four timesth. luantlty, $40 o.!
sent toany address on receipt OF price, or C. o. D.,
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Sntee), secure from observation, aud In private
name II desired, by ENGLISH NNnICAE
INSTITUTE, us Olive street, 81 Louis Missouri
Wholesale Agents. W, II. HOWELL q BRO,
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Nr,v vopx DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY FEBRUARY "a, 1857

now hold. as also that to which they seem likey 10
attain. The scheme would include some branch Oh
science thoroughly taught say physio graphy' az ~
Professor Huxley's handbook. For LANGUAGE inc
lecturer insisted on thorough study OF Lam anu
French-Latn az giving access to an extensive III
erature not confined to the classical period fr'hcn
as the language of society and travel ana some %
Tho choicest literature He would postpone th'
reading of history till the student cora gFa pPPo ig
10 III zen 'voinmcs of Crotc's History Of Greece !;
school textbooks Of history merely s'ryng the pnp
pose Of tables of contents Alter warns's a agi Sf
~" y ard urring active bodily exercise, the lee
tnIcr sad he weuld not dognati1e on the relative
brain over of men and women but ne reili rn
that no woman had as yet taSen lls i EgnH sbown
i'm art On the other hand women hdu 'No"
q marked aptitude for politics.
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especially do we shrink, notwithstanding MI
Iundy's emphatic depreciation of prudery rom
following back the lineage of this sacred syinpoi
into the nastiness of the phallc cultus. we may
enjoy the fruit and shade of tree. without ioiiow
ing its roots down to the and II the wnoic
matter is anything moro than fancy OF MI
Lundys if the symbol really has distant relations
of that character it surely in the interest he'hei
of Christian apologecs nor of Christian decehcy 10
define aud emphasize associations which, as a
Christian symbol never attached to it.
The volume is interesting rs conec'ion VI
curious facts illustrative of strange aspects OF tne
history of religion but can scarcely be coinnohuou
on any other ground,
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MONUMENTAL CHRISTIANITY Or, THE AIT M, md
SxssTs ,Sp TTAcHFRs or rus ONE CATHOLIC FAITH
AND PRACTICE. BY JONI p LUNpY. ITesbyter;
Additions Alto. PIP. 453. New York; J. W. Bouton
This handsome and profusely illustrated volume
a q an appeal to the earliest Christian monuments
10 ascertain as far as possil &c, what evidence they
contain as to the real and entire truth of primitive
Christianity The work takes the form CT an
ilustratlon OF the twelve articles OF the Apostles
Greed and the author thinks that the Christian
faith embodied in the Apostles Greed finds its pra-
allel or foreshadowed counterpart. article by
article. in the different systems of Paganism here
bronpht under review An examination OF these
svstems convinccs him that the faith OF mankind
has been essentially and the same In all ages ;
and that religion is the abiding conviction OF all
mankind as given by mans Maker" these propo
sitons AZ least indicate that Mr. Lundy has laid out
Tor himself formidable piece OF work. lie has
apparenly been able to prosecute his researches ~
Measure and at leisure in fields OF travel most lhVt-
ing to the stay at-home stddent; but the ontcome
OF these researches as embodied in this volume can
not DE called satisfactory. No study IL moro tempt
ing than that of religious symbolism to an ARGENT
faith and lively fancy; and nowhere are common
sense and solid scholarship more in demand TO save
faith from credulity and fancy from absurdlty'
MIR. Lundy's book. with the apparatus of learning,
betrays the lack of severe mental and scholarly
aiscipline His statements not always well
Guarded and he is disposed 10 found altogether too
large conclusions upon resemblances and coinci-
dences which, even when striking, arc far from
always implying essential relationships. II is, for
instance pretty fancy to find the Christian cross
in the decussaton of PlatO's divine circle; but We
can hardly DO asked seriously TO believe that
common law includes that philosophic cipher with
the familiar emblem of the Christian faith, and,
along with these, the intersection OF the equator
and the eeiptic. the cracifer0 flowers the centrl-
fugal and centripstal forces OF the universe, the
mark of the paschal blood on the israeiiteS door
posts, the apparent contradictions oil tne dE'he
sttrbutes. and the antagonisms Of society. And
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TILE NEW TEsTAN

THE NEW TESTAMENT IN THE OllGlNhL Gt'I1 n ~
The text revised nv BROOKE FOss NI,ICoII' .'nii
Canon of Peterborough aud Regus professor OF ~,
virity Cambridge, and FENIoN JOliS an ho'i
nom u u Uulscan Professor OF ilNlllly, = -Iu-
bridre Introduction and Appendix by the ldlorS
I2Ino nd ISIS. New York : Harper ana Iro'heIH.
This thongh last issued, is the first volume OF inc
New Greek Testament edited 10y these two diSth-
puishcd specialists; and is an attempt to present
exactly the original words of the New Testament
so far as they can now be discovered from surviving
documents The present volume discusses INC
reasons why criticism is still necessary for the text
of the New Testament; the grounds and methods oil
criticism generally; the leading facts IN the docu-
mentary history Of the New Testament which seem
TO supply tie teXtual critic with secure guidance;
and it finally explains the manner IN winch inc
editors have endeavored to embody the results oil
criticism in their text. No student OF the New
Testament can afford to be without this work,
which brings to the intricate subject OF teXtual
criticism the results of solid learning. critical anu
accurate scholarship. and patient industry III mas
pecu,iar interest IN connection with the late now
sion Both the editors were members OF 'he ne"
Testament Committee; and their text though hoC
ALWAYS adopted by the reviser5, has yet had uc-
cjded and preponderating influence IN determining
the text on which the Revision is based
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and an, |, after !. r, January %. 1889

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave NcWIOrk via DesbrOses and COrand Street
Ferries. follows
Harsburg Pittsburg the West and South with Pullman
Palace attached, at a. and daily. New
York and Chicago Limited Of Pullman Palace Cars a. H.
daily.
Wlhamsport Lock Haven. A. m, p m; Cory and Erie
az ! D. m connecting Cory for Ttusve Petroleum Cen
trr, and the Ol Regions.
baltimore Washington and the South; Limited Washing
ton Express" OF Pullman Plror daily except Sunday
los m; arrive Washington p. Regular at $50 H.,
$40 T. aud p and II night Sunday and D. No.. and
~ night.
EXPRESS for Baltimore. except sunday, p m.
For Atlantic city, though car, D. M, except sunday
Boats Of Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trains erscy city aforng speedy aud direct transfer
for Brooklyut travel. go -.
and 1910 D. m. daily From MashingtO and Baltimore $50,
$50 800, 5:3O 49, ana lo:9O p m sunday G31
m $50 and 1000 p. From Philadelphia, $50,
600 $50 600 80 94O 1879. llIO n l:20 300 $3.50.
900 7.3O' so 935 1910 1880 y. IN sunday $50,
go :3O 600 llIO ln 620 9:35. lOi0. and 1880 p
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PALESTINE EXPLORED. with view to Its rioS ca
natural caturcs and 60 the prevailing ma mrs ~
toms riics and c0loquial expressions ~ Ms p.oIte
winch throw light on The hguraive language OF tne
InIe I;y the Rev. JAMES NEII, VI; a, ioi merry l-
clupbcnt of Christ Church. Jerusalem l-iHo PIP
$40. New-York: A. d. +. Randolph a Co
The author of this volume enjoyed an oihclai
residence at Jerusalem for three years. during
which he was called on to traverse Palestine III
many directions. The management OF landed prop
erty in various parts of the country Afforded MN
speciaI facilities for forming close Acquaintance
with It's natural features and modern NE Inc
period of his residence was also marked ny IN
portant scientific explorations. such as Tie
Ordnance Survey of Western Palestine. HIS DOCK
differs from other volumes on tins subject IN dealing
exclusively with such illusions to Palestine lie as
occnr by way of hguratIvc language. We heartily
commend this little volume TO all Bible students
and preachers IL is full of interest without parade
Of learning, and forms a useful handbook on an I'M
nortant and delightful branch Of Biblical study.
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" COLORADO CALIFORNIA ST PAUL MINNIE.
APOLIs, and points in NEBRASKA UTAH, MON
TANA DAKOTA, MINNESOTA. ami the NORTH
WEST are reached direct from CHICAGO via tho
CHICAGO AND NORTHH EsTEKN R'y.
II runs from TO i've trains daily each way between
CHICAGO and prominent Western points. IT ALONE
RUNS IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS west Of
Chicago PULLMAN SLEEPERS nro run on all OF It's
through and night For Of fare and other in
formation apply by person Ticket
agent to l.. L. BOOTH.
General Eastern gent No. 4l5 broadway New York.
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h1inter Resorts.
Gteamnoats an1 Railroads.

TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on lIOU-
Il SATONIC and NAUGATUCk LROADS-Steamers
Slip 1880 300 PM twenty
3lj p Fare lower than ~ any other route
IGOR BOSTON.-IHE LATEST TRAIN with
4 Pullman Ssepers " L. " H. and II II. X, leaves
Grand Contra depot ll:35 week days and 1880
SUNDAYS Gettckes VA New OrK and New England Rlil
road d GIand Central Depot ami principal hotels
HARTFORD, Middletown, Springfield and
the North by WHITES I'M. sramers rom ~ Il
-, EAST RIVER, az p. meeting at SayD opN WIN
Connecticut Valley Railroad for all points on Connecticut
River aud North. FREIGHT AT LOWEST RATES RE-
CEINED DAILY.
I FHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passe
- trains and after Dec ISL viii leave depos loot OF
Cortand and DesbrOsses-sts at 1IO 34O p IN and 6O
pm for Iston Bethlehem Allentown, Reading Mauch Chunk,
Mikesbarrc, 1Owanda Wavery, ithaca Geneva, Lyons,
buffalo the West Train at D. M for tasOn Bethlehem
Allentown Reading Mauch Chunk, Wkesblrre and Pitts
ton Pullman sleeping coaches attached 10 G:3O train
leaving at 7O and p m connect for all points
" ' ~ ~ VIM r. b. EXTINCTION, @. r. A.
General Fosern office corner Church and COrtandt-sts
4. H. ~ INNINGS, Agen.
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Amusements.

A MEXICAN WATER-C0LOR SOCIETY.
r S%fi6 AaRTa n Ec1GPP 5 SqT
Corner Of 4thsye and 23dst, from a M to 8 D. M AM
ADa TIT AZ y n e 2 GE +;
VIII close SATURDAY. February o.
A BBEY,S PARK THEATRE, B'way & 22d.st.
"A Positively Last weekOt THE COLONEL" "
Last W TEs Fl s1s s %ngfRck Of Mr.
AND ERIC 6XYLEY,s, COMEDY COMPANY.
NAT G. GOODWIN, JR,
"Tniin E M NINE EF FOX sIocUMv
SEATS READY TODAY
A BUNNELHS BROADWAY MUSEUM.
ANS S66 Sps% 4 T%% fdGfs Lady
resort for families
RYOU OPERA HOUSE, B'way near 30th-st.
d'H So p SGgGI s GfBS opera ''''''
interpreted by The combined Emile Melville and Boa
Saturday evening positive production Of APAJUNE.
ROOTH'S THEATRE. EXTRA,
SUNDAY HoASr 9 9H,E.sTS5 4, TEgRTABY 2o
AND GRAND CONCERT
IN w ,nl,t nc fG HyT distinguished
Miss A Bfii' GAn iti GTT6SH Soprano &o
mmo zEiss ne ATSaaSd 5 c5aao
Her nrst az eaI@nce a. Booth Theatre
", T aF%nR gER q El;T Tenor Ea31,;,.
NJ t. O. G0rTscHXLk, Baritone
GRAND CHORUS AND oGCHEsrRA
GA IN sGEEEi HatFH CONCERT
Orchestra and Balcony Circle 81 90
BaicOny ~ ID Balcony 7Jc GALLERY SOC; Admit s0n T5c
sale oil seats viii commence Friday, February -.
R00rH'S THEATRE. GERSTER.
- Proprietor and Manager ...... ar. JOHN sTETsoX.
STRAkO~CH GRAND ITALIAN OPERA.
This thursday Evening February %,
IL FLAUTO MAGICD
Nine. ETELKA CHESTER
In her great role Of ASrRAFIAMENIE.
Miss Abbie Darlington ?aniua. Nile Prasnl a.
PaUagena SiguOe Lancaster ArcOne kcCi Cerb,
. Iazzar1nt ManctnL CaIbOno Hail. Bardlni Mama.
Mr.. :. BEUKENS. Musical Conductor.
Tomorrow Friday Evening, February "a
UN BA LILO IN MASCHERA.
Mile. MARIA LESLINO % AMALTA,
who ACHE Ved such a great success Aida
SignOTt Ganniui, C1apiDi nan.
Saturday Grand Gerer Matinee, Ii Bartlee Di Siviear
Saturday Evening FAUST
Best Se2ts Orchestra and Balcony Crc 80 90 Balcony
81 second Ba!cJny circle 1.-TWO rows 81 80 Second Bal
cony, 81. Gallery SOC. Admission, 81.
Sunday Evening, February % Grand Concert
ROssinis "STABAT MATER
Repertoire for second and last week. Monday, Hamlet
with GtRSTER Tuesday, "Troyaore,' with LIE LIN0;
Earbere hi siyiga" with GERsrER; Friday Ernlni"i
saturday Grand CHESTER Matinee Saturday Evening,
Aida" with LESLINO.
sale OF seats for second week now progressing
COLUMBIA BICYCLE SCHOOL and SALES
~ ROOM, 214 and 10 East 34thst ELLIOTT MASON,
Manager. Open from $50 a. m. 10 10 D. m.
nALY'S THEATRE Broadway and 3Oth-st
~ Every evening unt further notice 8l5. tOyer nc III.
MatnccS Wednesday at ., and SATURDAYS att.
saidOus Great Paris Play. instantaneous MT
ODErGE.
UDFrTE.
ODETTF.
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Express Trains leave NewYOrk via DesbrOsses and COrt
landt streets. Ferries as follows .
7;4O, $3.50 40 linitedl, 500 $40 T. y d q
and D. and IL night sundays, and 10 a m, o, q,
and p W.. and II night 40
a. IN and D. H.. running through via Trenton and Camden
Returning trains leave BrOadst station Philadelphia
I2OI 500 $40 3i5 600 1890 S2O $3.50 and IL a. Qini
tied Express 1880 NJ, 8 $50, 400 and p N;
Sunday, 1901 BOB 32O $40. $3.50 e. ESQ., 1900 and
sp. III. Leave Philadelphia VIA Camden, a. M and 45o
Ticket offices $40 and 0lI Broadway, Astor House, and
foot Dosbrosses and COrtIandt L.; COurst and Brook
lyn Annex station, FultOn-st Brooklyn Nos III
no and lis Iludsonst, HoooKen station Jersey CITY,
Emigrant Ticket OflCe : Battery place ,
The New.Iork Transfer Company VIII call for and cheek
baggage from hotels anu residences.
FRANK THOMSON. j. H. WOOD
Manager. General Passr Agent
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Art Schools-CitT.

MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER
vi wlreceive pupils in PAIN riNG danIsfaGe no"et*
sulf chine and lcOrlibnl, at her ,tHiD nc elI No
4SElst 26th-st corner ithaye commencing OC- q ro
Mr. ID. HuntlngtO MI WIN ilHIp Ut 'AiU
NJ. INIT III. a. 4. BcAONA
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BLOOMINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST
FARE 80 10 Boston for dtclass limited ckets good only
specified on their iace - - -
Steamers SrONINGTON and NARRAbANSETr leaYe
leave daily Except Sundays) AZ from Pier ~ ~ H.
foot OF Jayst, arriving In Boston ut q u m. .---
Tickets for sale at all principal ticket oce StateIoouis
offices WestcOtts Express Co, AZ nos -
3g7 Broadway Aator House. and Metropolitan AMI ffta
Avenue Hotel ticket offices.
PROVIDENCE LINE for Freight only.
leave Pier 30 foot OF Warrenst, ~ r., NJ D. IN
daly Except sundays for Boston Providence direct
Freight Via either limo taken &c lowest rates - a.
~ b RABOOCk. presidepk L. w. flLhlNA u =. -
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STA1lRillN'S ,x,u,np,, I'm, vsooDr ,r,o

CHARMS
COMPANY.
Office, Pier Is, y. r., foot Cortiandtst
Consignmens oi freight forw arod directed any part
Of the world
USEQUALLFD FACILITlES FOR DISPATCH.
Orders for delivery of all kinds Of freight and
chandise TO any part Of the city.
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND
HAkBOR LIGHTEEAGE
Freight Of every description promptly ghered any point
IN the hsrborAt reasonable rates
STEAMBOATS, BAKGES AND GROVES To CHAR.
TER FOR EXCURSIONS
Steamers II. starn and Corning for NEW.
HAVEN leave Pier IS y. Il. al p daily. Saturday
exocpted.l
METROPOLIS EXPRESS Co. between New-York and
New-Ilayen. Care and dispatch guaranteed
Freight for points d. L. w. H. r. received at Pier 10
For New. Haven and points East at Pier l5
NORTH SHORE, rfATEN ISLAND.-Elevcn Milo, for
ien Cents steamer from Pier L. H. loot WhtehalIsL
CENTRAL sIIfPYARD, COmmunipaw, N.J.-Dry Docks
Machine ana Boiler shopa everything auDeTtunng ~ tho
construction ana repair Of vessels
THE POPULAR SHORE LINE TO BOSTON.
ALL RAIL from Grand Central Depot
hrtc express Trans daily except sunday 10 Boston, AT
go a. NJ. n tparor cars attached, aud Top H. Witn
sundays at 10 D. m. with palace sleeping earsl
Limited tickets 10 Boston ali rail-, 80.
Tickets and be obtained 40 Metropolitan
ilt Avenue windsor Hotel ticket olces brand
Sentra Depot
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IAN WEST 2lST-ST-A handsomely fur
Az nished room to let without board to gentlemen
only private family references.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-23
Gltuatlons Wantco--n lnlcs.

COACHMAN.-By one who thoroughly un
~ derstands and management OF horses Is gop
careful driver: also thOroa uudcrstlnd5 vegetable
gardening; married. 30 family gOou RECURRENCE
Address JOHN PEPPER Orange +. o, n J'
COLLECTOR or SALESMAN in dry or fancy
coods-Rv Austrian 20 speaks English, French Ger
man and gohcnian wen educated and Of good address
nnevcrnt,onable testimonials Address FRANhLF d 81
Marx - Place
DACKER. -&c.-By a young man, ~ years
of age: las served az packer, assistant porter snip,
ping clerk bring good recommendations ->"''
W. y, Box 10, Tribune Office