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Rooms ano flats 90 Get.

LEGANT CORNER ROOM PAhLUh I-'l'i,
~ nUoi heat aud bath. also single room - 0o i'e
Place
tn WEST 57TH ST, in the SONCl, very
HI desirable apartments, cabinet hhlshou' "''O''
stelu.heated. see JANITOR
- FAST Doth 81. Desirable extension
- room furnished. TO gentlemen, without OoaIh No-'
IES ANE.-Handsomei inr n1G
foo,u ou tllrd toOr; moderate prices.
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Gcuntrp propertn manteo.

WANTED to lease, in Westchester Coun.y, my,
from Apr l. Of ten rooms with nye 20 ten San
NJ land Must have fruit and good water NOT moI
twenty miles from city. Address, stating rent etc.,
No e;s De Kalb-ave. brooklyn
WILL EXCHANGE nearby property I1r
Southern farm dwelling other productive propeLL'
w sOu'heih i"' Box 1889 New-fork.
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Doaro ano Rooms iuanlro.

apartment OF Tour OF flT1is a.
w sunny rooms on Fhaye, either Iui ~
unuruirhcd for small family Address glNlhs pai
Eox i6 nj June Uptown Office, l,2S' bTOho"ay,
XNANTED.-Flat of eight hight rooms, corner .,td
w preferred either handsomely furnished OF at Nd
o., ~ three: must nTst-cass In every teaS..
area Al BOX l6, Tribune Uptown once, I,%o9
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NVEST SHORE ROUTE.

kTW.YOKk. WEST SHORE BUFFALO RhTIwAv
a. AND NEW.1okk, ONTARIO WESTERN RY
I1alps leave DesbTosses and COrtandi street stations
fOf syracuse ana oneida, S:lO n sb:lO IN.
Iuea 1Atie tals or Plan, Csna0haTle Port Jackson
AnseIuAni, O:1O. l1s2O ~s:15
Albany ans oatskill e. 9:20 ll:2O nj 4SO 'sl5pm
Os~eSo. OnelaA Norwich, sidney. ESQ W sop pun
Kingston highland Foughkeepsie. sS;<1 IIi2O am 800
NewbeGg - s:2O 1l:%O 55O, l:50 1916 pa
Mhid,to~n $50 Al. ~ 4:IU, 40 -ol ~
SDaliy OfbeI daly except SUNDAY.
o:1O ana IlzO and 4s5Op trains
fOI Albany.
Pullman Bunet sieepng Cars Yl5p tram Tor Albany
tne syracuse: - .,.... o.. ,o. n. ,o. -, . N, ,,.,
Icists and time tabts al stations ana al onces o. ue
Clty, IeLlsy kG1ICal StatOL
fO.I COusI; Annex once, Oot oi Fuit0u'st hhu NO.
peKab-avos New fOrK cry, Nos. lOZ 2Ul, zOl ala o45
a,SZ3 BROADWAY Mo- uiOn sQnArt No 1Sl Ot ave. So
1te last 25th Peh1sy lyaDa m htGton ootDesOrOsses
HLNKY Ml NETT. General PassengerAs
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Express Trains eaye Now YOrk via Dcsbossos anu
Street Ferries : follows
6lO 7.2U. s $50 q and 10 Limited IL lilo M i, *
$40 l. 9. e. T. u and u night SUNDAY V,Ipot
Is iuted and 10 m a. g. T. and ana y hiGn o. u,
Trains leaving New York daily except sunday ~ oog
and 11:1O l. 2 A. and pm connecting al lren'ono
Camden. r,,-s.,.,to ,ooI
Rsgurnng leave BrOad.st station Philadelphia lg
3lb %, = 4S5 'except Monday 6.oO tsO jon 2J 11
II and ll15 a m Imited Express 80 ana O:@O r. gt
ga g. e. $50. 40. 7:45 ana D m. ON sunday, l20I
2l5 300 4: A:35 $50 q S:20 Limitedi, 6:3u ~
y and IN. Leave Philadelphia via Camdene1O VI uAiy
except SUNDAY 90. .--., %, - -, Acton Ifouse
and foot Of Desbrosses and Cortlandt strts Courts s
station foot FutOnst Brooky lnsCh
Hotel Hobokeu. station Jersey CITY. Immigrant IIcAe'
opaCe No : BatteIy Place and Castle Garden
Transfer Company will call oI anu SioSA
DO ge. 90 from hotels and residences . o.oo,
Nh1Ai' .5anera n s1agsr General Passr Agent
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Tnautial.
National Cable eRai|WayCo.
CAPITAL s2,5OO,0o0.
OFFICE, UNITED BANK BUlLDlN"'
NO 2 WALI-sT, NEW-fORh
OFFICERS.


NO. 2 WALL-sT, NEN-hohN-
OFFICERS
VIM p sHINN, President. ,,.
CoSsT Ant A ANDREWS, vice President
J. C. LEWIS, secretary
THOMAS w. EVANS, Treasurer
JAMES GAMBLE, General Manager. t.,,o.r
Gen EGBERT L. VIELE, Consulting Engineer
hon. WILLIAM DORIS HEIaEk' General Counsel.
ROBERT sEWELI, Esq, -, .l.ors s,d Counsel for
J54N r. BBEANSETT Ssserting validity Of patents
~ " TRCs1EE5: - .oAuS
WALLACE c. ANDREWs. TH00HAs TH0HMAAss " " 1EHVANS,
CONSTANT a. ANDREWS, IHOO4n ma A. IgpSoN
JAMES GAMBLE, = =; au,W
JOHN W. MACKAY, JrEDipCtE % rI Villas
W = WILLIAMS, 0EOOtt,stss T. RYAN
'O'h1i ~ - WI p. SHINN. ~ - ~, .,o- ,.,
Tho COMPANY is the owner OF all the hao on tbe
ents which have been 80 successH ~, nrenaTed to ne
ootiste Tor rights said patents IN All eues A
east of the Rocky Mountains. -, ,.o, .rcces sfuily
worked upon stTeet-railways In Chicago anu "a" ~
citGD tG1d q; ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND % DohhAFi5 i iin
ampIv secured pledged 70 the company " Icr me
sit Tg 10 lie system street cable faifNy rI,odiv
aens owned Ly it. These patents have been tWiGs iT
nsained IN The United states Circuit tOut ~ ti te
I vse, Iv decisions contested cnses OH pOt ,
law ana cIutv sides Of the court ana me "
o,nsri nave an uudOubod confidence In tutlI .o
The Charter Of the Company Whth Is VI & ,,egcs of a
In a. of Nr,y York confcr- all the powers ana lIllh
Vsfiroad stock and CONSTRUCTION company
II can cable and equip existing sree Taroas iccpses up
bniId new lines and exclusive night To grant h0o
% nTonot4rt IN the syndicate for carrying ont me %
Of the COMPANY addition 10 the trustees n0""0 WV
lowing p99rnnSs;;ii JOSEPH F. BOYD
= :; bAI.UWN' 5-rrD " ~ Hon. WM. DORSHEIMER,
WILLIAM n. TKANERS, JuliNr . " 70 ipVouN
y. - -; ~ 81, a n ". J. -NMS,
JosEPHus CoLLETT. W l. MALcoA'
nr 1 A
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il1inier Resorts.
CRAWFORD'S MEXICAN GULF HOTEL.

PASS CHRISTIAN, MISS.
the Gulf coast between NewOreans and Mobile Fnest
winter resort south. Hotel with every modern
conv enence and Improvement Fronting directly on the
Gull with private pier 1000 feet IN length Hot and cold
salt water baths Climate uneIceed only 90 miles from New
orleans by Louisville Nashville r. r. and change OF
Washington Louis Louisville For rooms APP
YIy 10 N. J. CRAWFORD. Manager.
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HOTEL,
BERMUDA.

delightfully."- located commanding extensive view OF
harbo Islands greatly improved and possessing all modern
Will be for the season Nov TO- loo3 I'll
mate perfect; cuisine uDcIceptiODAl
Tourists nvalds and others recognize the unequaled AL
Afforded all ing 10 aNOlu thc VI
Northern winter In n visit 10 Bermuda
CHAs. g. EMMoNs. Proprietor
DEST CURE SANITARIUM, Bloomsbury,
IL Penn BTghts Disease Of Kidneys and Nervous Aneoous
speciAlty Finest climate and scenery In the world
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Gituations Uanteo-- females.

MISS l.. CAMPBELL'S foreign and do
N nestle male and female EMPLOY MIN 1 BI RiEAO'
6s West 22d-sSeryauts disappointing families VIII Oe eA
oludcd from this Office
At NINE. ECKSTROM'S Swedish, German
n and French Burrou ladies will find capable cooks aun
dresses waresses chambrrma'ds nurses honse"0rkrrs
also buffers footnen references ceftned Ifo beAhs
tOn-ave.
LAUNDRESS.-who can recommend a laun-
n dress wishes procure washing tOT her al home Auless
l. Box -bj, Tribune l ptOwu Olhce, l,2SS BIOAd"ay'
NOOK.-By Protestant woman; city or coun-
- try good city reference be given 28I West l1thst
NOOK.-No washing private family, wages
excellent references sober competent ana rvalei
EIRST-CLASS WASHER AND lRONER.-
By respectable woman wishes % 20 out by the day
good reference ssl slNthave, I bell Mrs UhkhF &
| AIDES AND FAMILY WASH HlNi--By
coOred aundross with unsurp assea lAclhtles
by The week or dozcu mOiefate ehai's plpWsndhs
artlscaly done for the holidays heIeeuces u
dress MARY r. GORDON, l2s West taOt-------- aOth-ss
NURSE.-By a reliable young woman, as
~ nurse will assist with chamberwOTk goOd city refer
ence given. Call ior three DAYS at 432 shave Guy.
NVASHING.-A first class family washer ana
w irluer wishes some family, ladies' OF gents "asnng
can two days A. TUCKER, S2N West 4lstst
NVTASHING.-A lady who can recommend a
annress to procure some washing Tor hef 10 40
M her house Address L. Box 81 Tribune Opo"h Om0e'
l,.37 BroadN ay
IrA WEST 2STH-ST.--A frst-class cook
IOO understands her business thoroughly Oes' Guy
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Dipi0en0 N1neeJ.

Dipioeno NoneeL
TuE IuroRrrRs AID Tn,nrR,' }
~ NAuoNAL BANK or NEN-lOEA,
4 DIVIDEND of seven per cent out OF ,tll', the
y earnings Of the last s1 months has today been g,'a-s Te
ans!cr books VIII ROMAN closed IN o 5at ae' Cashier
TI,g M.ssouu PAcIFIc RAILWAY CoMrASrl
I'M 1875 BEOAuwAH.
NTw-N URK, DcoemDer g. SIS.
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND of ONE AND
y TREE hTERs p,r cent IT,, On 5S fap gn @ 81
% 1n' %e"III'y Iy gl The tran,cr books VAL close
Thur day December ~ at O'Clock p M ana t'OPeh on
THURSDAY January d" "' ~ ''O' H. cAIEp Treasurer
Honr.1akE MSISo co, MIL RrngNG y RTlgQ,4yn.sr ~
nIVIDEND NO. Gl.-Thc regular monthly
- diyidcna S,,c n AZ p p oas q The 3ii,fer
SHont LGUNsBEHYG Z HAGGiN, Mills Building, l. Broad
st. On 'A0 4qe eoTnY 9 IIs9'' T%GGS oS ' irHer r. ny
o,IAmo sllvge MlUSe CosnA>rs..
DIVIDEND no. 9O.-Ihe regular monthly
IL dividend Of FIFTY CINl er shse 94s been dee Ard
IdunsSepy lain 10. building la oad st. on tho Slsi
INST lr'n'i Lio'USsSEiiI Z m6dGIN transfer Agents.
quE MrTrcroLIAy NAToyAL BAN,
a. 10 afr6 semi. unual Dividend Of FIVE 60 PER
CET free Of payable On and after Monday January
Transfer Books win remain closed npt sh PFoI c..or
SAsI IEAScIsco. Dec IA. 1883.
TI'HE FATHER DE SMEI Consolidated
Il GOLD NJ lining COMPA N has declared DIVIDEND
NO 80 of TW ENTY CENTS PER share pay able NJ the once
ofLAIDI AW & 90. Is Wall-st. NeNlOrk, 81 INST
Transfer books VIII close 22d inst o., $500. ID. --.
TlE ROWTRY NAuONAL BANK, }
NEw-NOEK, Dec. ~ 1881
VNHE DIRECTORS have this day declared n
dividend FIVE per cent payable on and after January
2,lS4 X HAMlLloN' CAsleI
rI1HE NATIONAL PARK BANK OF NEW
'NA 18th December, 17S3
The Directors have this day declared dividend OF Five
per cent from the OF the past sI months pay a
Bic free OF tax on and after the "a DAY OF JANUARY
next 80, 49,. -.., ..
VP'H0N '' L. X WRIGHT
Cashier
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poApD or TRUSTEES.

,,..., - mn ~ Glass Of 1885.
,,,sf igSH va 'N0' SAM'L u. BABCOCk.
y; ;,a-,,,J -. 10 ~ crusr1yr ISAAC y. PHELPS.
I.ip ni.iI N \, ~ Hy.-t5f,NfiINF JONATHAN TuORNE
WM ALLEN BUTLER. Am',S -: i.,N,1t;t., IN
PERCY 4. PNNE. 1ts,iA " ~ a. "a - X1,F
W ~; ~ = "a, n - HtsIpi iFG JOSIAH VI. FI,kF -
tDM I; e;,,D,,,;f pitii MILLER HENRY 4. SPAU LD1NO
nii-.,.s..lnyf ni.o. ~ - MI John :. KENNEDY.
No''-''-A%- 49, Of
YIN NOUS CIlAs. LANIER.
i1ann DAn ~, - VI GFORGE |. SENE1
~ ~: ~ n i.-uLpNtAN CIiA-. q. LANDON.
IN ~ sS'tnitS.T ~ W61GtS WM n. MEBB.
. 4 I'M S-'A EuE bTspIC = DICOTI.
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q iin pro srip Uante0.
Aurtion Sale OF Heal GslaIe.

EARM AT PUBLIC SALE by executors at
Il Gio,e Hotel Red Bank. y. j.. December %, T. mi
stuatSd two Red Bank, Monmouth county IL
los acTes gdapeA TO grazing aud trucking well "Ooded
well wateod choice fruit; ponty OF mari For further par
ttcnlsrs onny 10 j. .. APPLICABLE, Executor,
"0"'~i9 NY" " srszs Red Bank, N. ].
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Doar0 ano Rooms.

East Side.
DOARD AND ROOMS.-East Side Furn,,
ID ished third aoor private bath room. bteaA"''' "
orsrrd single roomsi referenccsi - East ~oln-s'
- EAST -ST.-Three rooms lurhlShcu'
> 1 with board. on second door References.
an EAST 3sTH-ST.-Elegantly turnished
~ parlo and third door, with or without pt'A'' '~
tMADISON-AVE tooT en-
| N suite; Front third suite; oneAAh ROOM s1Pi''
board. Reasonable prices.
West Side.
DRIVATE FAMILIES can accomni01asg9 aI 70 "a ~
II gentlemen with rooms and board Terms ii0Hi ~ ~"
weekly. References. lO7 West 2lSl
III WEST 24TH-ST.-A suite OF rooms new new
IL and handsomely furnished all convenlen'eS' IuO0
board.
~ and % West 27th-st.-Handsomely iuI,
nished paror moor. other desirable rooms se0ohu' '
and fourth doors, with or without board
.)1 WEST 3lST-ST Desirable snite sun, roam Oa
s)O apartments with private table lhiiu uoOi' H'H
for gentleman.
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Cltn Zeal estate for Sale


DvERTISFMFNTS FOR TIE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No l2z5 Ifo4dv ay. corner lhti,-
frstsi unit on M "a aHd p sos yves. SS5[r &
200 Thrl-sve. corner FOryseyenlhsti at the HARLEM
OFFICES Nos 0O7 and 1900 ThFdave, corner ono
hundred -and-twen,y yfst, uP to D. at regular once
rates
l1UK SALi.-Uholcc business property and
l. apartment houses, paying large income PAUL i.
TODD l45 broadway
TOR SALE-DOwntOwn business property and
Il apartment houses well rented. PAUL T. TODD Iio
Broadway.
] EXINGTON-AVE. near 34TH-ST.-F0ur
IL story stone front; price reasonable rutland q
WHITING, Boekmanst
LOR SALE.-Six elegant lots northeast cor
5fhayc and 77th - terms easy to builders. l. H.
LOR SALE.-An elegant house and lot on
fth-ve. between z'th and 5,th sis IN lhe c,HlI'm
business improvements. l.. IL. LUDLOW CO, Finest
aud ], go Broadway.
L'OR SALE or EXCHANGE.-Five Brooklyn
L fats al rented for county SCAT OF farm. -. ,.,
IJOR SALE.-64O lots bulkhcadcd water
i 'front.' onerug peculiar ADVANTAGES for manufacturers
C reners chemical etc 1000 feet bulA head on ew-
town Greek gR a6g1d@nt eu!gy iP9s S"'' Apply
EOR SALE-TO CLOSE AN ESTATE
Two story frame House with lOthaying at 2o ", fOX
m width on Gnonave, and = feet on lth IT.. and depth ~
over 10 feet Fifty south OF Grnhst, brooklyn T. D.
Apply to WAKEMAN q LATIING. 9l ::assaast
Citn properln Go Get.
ITO LET.-Stores, lofts and buildings on Beck
4 man. Spruce Frankfort, John, william ana ftarI SIS
HTLAND & WHITING BeeL nsn. ST
TIyO LET.-ln private family. in Madison
ave. corner house. IN best locstlon Handsomely ur
bisS T csieeT ADDRESS LoCHToN C tribune Uptown
ONCE, ,23s Broadway.
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COUTH CAROLINA .C0NSOLSSe;w,cIIhGe ne lntfT- IdGT
- "a, ,u. January l. l3o4 the BROWN tpN-'.li'
DATED HON II~ or THE STATE or @OuIi tAl1DLl.NeN'
h payaile Al the NATIONAL PARK BANh' OF Ne"iO'A
Daiei December i, 1873
pELAwAEE LACKAwANNA ASp WEstEES X X X IJo,q
rTyRANSFER BOOKS Of the New lork. LaGka-
wanna and Western Railway Co tHtIFA 10 u i94,ri
nil ,Io.e december l--A and reopen January - i9of
when The quarterly rental viii De paid ,,,,,.,.a IT,.
------- YorxosrOwN. ONO Dec 2. 1883.
TI,ITE ANNUAL meeting of the Stockholders
Of directors and transaction ~ such ghe -
NAV ur0perly come before thgm viii De- ht AZ Ihe uue
he COMPANY Nouug-tovn, ohio on ine9y yhl.y 10
l-Si A. ~ O'Clock q IN u 'aes' i'''' ~ nm
Tur IsroRIrNs TEAuEEs
NAuOsA. HANk % NEW YORK.
NEw-NogK. Dec ltf l-0i
THE ANNUAL ELECTION for Directors OF
ms baul win De held al bank rooms corner ="
Iirc,dtsv and Murrayt Tuc-isy. January = lo7i The
pom viii s., open from J. H. 70 = ,.s,,,r, c,.n,.r
EDWARD iOWNStNp - 'a-hi'r'
rINO UoL DERS of Ohio State Stockr.-Ihc IN
rr-t fur on Hrs' day ~ Jauuary 1854 on the fhas'
Dab, Of ihe state ohio win be paid a. The Amsl.
change Na'oa ~ NC1lo orb, from the lHt TO '' i'H
nrox ana thereafter AZ our once IN tins cty. , -,
Tie transfer Books I close on ''e l"'h 4h''' ~ "
opened January lt, 1854. ~
Columbus Ohio. Dec u, lNS' ,.., o..
ION = OGiIVIE. Auditor of STATE
JANI- vs.. >IMMAN, Secretary ~ ~ia'e,
ID a HOLLINGSN Ol1H, Attorney -nrnrfal,
Commissioners Ot sinking tund
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EHIGH NALLt1 hhILtN,t.Al ~; -Tl1sir,sses sts
trains leave depot foot OF CorI!sio, ans EISn
3xT readng Mauch 6hunCh, wNkesharre To"anSs va M,
o"ly ithaca Geneva LYONS Buffalo and the est Tun
through coac,s run daily. Local trains at a. H. unu
!, m Tor FastOn Bethlehem and COORY. o - oo,oct sor
Trains Ieavnf $40 m and ~ ~ Ds p ri Sunday
al nojnts in MahppOy and Hazleon coal regons nnS
;,p ~ iosl or Maach Chunk 8lOa Leave Mauch ChuuA
ft4 m. 1o,- - ~ Cburch and CcrtRndt sts
General asterh oi1Vo' 0Oiiioi r. r BYINGTON, G. p. ~
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st.ampoals ano Railroads
y WORK. AND LONG BRANCH RR.

NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RR;
Station, Serro ~ RSss RF loot
IFAyT sgnS nHSo Va F Rs.H:
an so T. s. Gp ~ Sundays 400 1O45 via Penn hi'
SgS %siaraa al sac &C. % p suRs'S sssRs
Sa R PsH& SS +SS R tgS sY sunday. Park
bank Long Braasi Ocean SESTe and beading
ER SS sSS 600 RsS n Zoo soPssSS; qSS G. %
s4SrRfRs vis fsnnsy y 1 R $iS sqnSsy' "
Stopping % SSsys 81 AssTF As yaene
sT Ir So 200 Sp m KevPo va rhsdepnia a2S Tcl
EsssRs sssg6oa GF Toms River and BaTnegat aSo
p ~ For ynesnd BrdgetSno Atlantic TiH " SSIfMHH n
eP q; l. HANcfE0aeR A. F. Rk h SoPA T. kh Aeie supt
DFNESYLVANIA RAILROAD.
AVN = GEEAT .ITEH sTs TRgEK TFI IITI LiTE ROUTE
trains NewYOrk via DesbrOsses and cOran s'roo'
HaTsSnTs. Pitts6urG the West and South with Pu%1P
cars attached %e 81 PSr6 2n6 Dining smoking ard sleep
inE m Iock Haven M sp m CORY and Ere at :
m spUrcing al CORY oT Tltusve Petroleum Centre
ahG e VI abpgtcn and the South Limited washington
Txpress Of Pullman Parlor Care daily except SunqsS i
al "a and $50 m $40 and and II night y va sa y
and r. r. and N nG ana g. ~ r 5fh, Via ~ sn3 o. RR
Fdr dll ktanfc Sha n CIV except SUNDAY. pm
Long BTaReR oId Bsy boy SS m - noon $40 m on
sunday N and m Goes not stop P a. "A ASP trSurh trains
al Jersey CITY; anOring speedy and direct 'ran'ei
Ue arrye1FrOm Pittsburc 61O and ll:29 m .:3q anu anu
lc.50 m daily and daily except Non1ay In
Baltimore G.Su ana b1O MOS
o. TO- and 1885 sunday, 6S 600 ms loo0 o n an u,
iGci Il, From Baltimore, l20 on -und1y " ~ ~
roT Pisdephia $3.50 G;lO. 6.30 800 T. except 90 S
goo gS0 lO4O. ii:SQa l29 a. S6O o''V; Uv
- 79O $50 900 1905. 1927 ana 1889 = m 9uutl
$40 600 S5 $50 7;O5 1885 6;20 7:S5 9-n IO'I'
IO:20 and 1888 IN.
TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
90 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS .AHp , on
~ SUNDAY. 9 STATIONS IN PHILADEL
PUIA: 2 IN NIW.YORh-
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20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKpDAAYS AnNNI ANIP 0N
SUNDAY. STATIONS IN PIIlLADAL~
PUIA: 2 IN NEW-YORh-
EzPrss trains New Yo via Dosoro,sos and corandt

DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPR0yoEIp9 5NoI 91T ETU II
AiENT, AND TUE FASTEST TIME .OONSl9l'
EST WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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TR- A. Mrs. MCKEE RANKIN'S

SPECIAL NOTICE No perfOrance To-
NIGHT stage being required for rehearsais olAGlo
CONDA" -.
Thursday evening Dec 20. Goth subscription Night
FIJI 81 production IN America Of Ponchielfs Opyras
GIOCONDA.
Laura Nine. FuTscl-Mai; La Cieoa Nine Scalchli Enzo
sig stagDO; Rarnaba. sig Del Puentei Ayise, sig No
vara Zuane Auner; Isep0, sig irazz Un SanIoIe
sig ContDi Un Pota, Sig: Bsrberis and La Oiocohas'
Nine. CHRISTINE NILSSON
MuS,ai director and Conduc tor, SIG. VIANEsI
The incidental Dvers will be supported BY Mine
Malvina CavalsZH and Corps de Ballet
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tes can he urocure foot Lbertyst Pier No North
RIVER n IG2 ia 21l 27I Sl5 1856 3Ol 4l9 ~ ga 9j7
an 8l3 and 6Ol broadway t31 and f41 bthave" 1913
snd stn-sve. S42 8dave ton-sti 10 Groenvich
principal keWNOrk CITY. IN Brooklyn -
S0s and COurt-st I15 Broadway lSO and h8o Fulton
- n Jjooken at Erie Of1oe and 2j4 Wa-hngOnst y. Y
fanser COMPANY viii call aid baggage nom hotels
lDr.oDf fnAl lHsiiu
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LINE

IN pE'DTCFTION RE. ,,-.,.,,a
pos.o, 40 Wnrcester - so Nashua 50 90 foruan'@
&c and no transfer.
lEt Ut" iVN 7'' fsITY OF WORCESTER. ,
.ont 81 most elegant boat the SOUND ana
~ faVorife f' CITY OF BOSTON,, 10.
leay pier No 40 North Piver foot OF Mattst Ie16 P0 m
daily exctpI
Drawing room cars to Boston from NeWLOuuOh A' 1Ao " III
New-York tribune., 1883-12-20

TOR SALE.-A private establishment, Brew
ster brougham span o horses harness and livery COM
pete. Can be seen with the coachman at FASHloN
STABLES l5i East 57thst.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-04-28

Dyspepsia and all its train of horrors
vanish away daily by the cures effect,
ed by Edward Wilder's Stomach Bit
ters. They cleanse the liver, givevig-
or to digestion, and impart tone to the
stomach. So perfect is the amalgama-
ton of the various drugs and medica.
ments contained in these Bitters, with
out depriving them of their separate
value, that they perform their beneficial
effect on all the digestive organs at the
same time. The arrangements of the
stomach and liver are the cause. of all
nervous and brain disorders. Paralysis,
apoplexy, epilepsy, cholera, arose from
neglected gastric affections in the first
place, and are always relieved and Of
ten cured by attention to the digestive
organs. These invaluable Bitters are
the most potent medicines in the world
for this purpose. and never fail in their
effect Appetite is restored and health
guaranteed.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-04-28
To Rid a Loft Of Rats.

Take pint of common tar, half au
ounce of vitriol, and good handful of
common salt; mix them all well to-
gether in any old deep pan. Getsome
pieces Of paper, and put some of the
above mixture very thick on the paper,
and place enough of this into the holes
sufficient to stop them, and then let the
bricklayer make good after you, and if
you should find any Of the holes open
ed again, it is quite certain you had not
put in sufficient quantity.
For smoking rats out when they get
behind the wainscot: Find out a
small hole or crack, then take hand
full of common salt and put it in at the
hole or crack, and pour upon the salt a
spoonful or two of vitriol, and this will
make such a fumigation or smoke that
they can not bear it. Then stop the
hole or crevice again that the smoke
may not come out. Do this in two or
three places as near where you hear
they are as you can, and it will cause
them to fOrsake those places. This is
very safe method, and no damage can
possibly ensue to the wainscot from the
smoke.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-04-28
How to be Young at Eighty.

In discourse on this subject, Rev.
DR.. Collyer gives these hints to the
candidates for hale, hearty and happy
old age.
The first element to be considered lies
beyond your reach or mine, in the
homes where you and were nurtured,
One great reason why | never had a
really sick day in my life was that |
was born and nurtured in a sweet little
home, where we lived on oatmeal and
milk and brown bread with butter once
week, potatoes and piece of meat
when we could catch it, and then oat-
meal again. So | don't know today
as have system or digestion at all.
| am never conscious of such thing.
Hence | say we must go back to the
father and mother for the first answer
to our question. Thousands of young
men come to the city with just such
constitutions as mine. They have
within them all the conditions for a
long life. They can use their years
wisely and well, and write at the end
of each one, value received" Or
they can overdraw the account, as many
do, God help them Instead of saying
at fifty, 81 am young yet" they will
say at forty, 81 am old indeed" They
are 50 ambitious to get on, some Of
them, that they use two days up in one
and waste their vital powers. They
ride when they ought to walk down
town, and they "take little some
thing" as they say, to restore their lax
} energies, for which they have to chew
Glove or a ofee-berry, am told
They are overdrawing their account,
say, and some day nature and the grace
4 of God will shut down on them. Thost
: who do differently keep good diges
ton, stay young and buoyaut, Low,
good company, and are not ashamed t.
!. look their mother and sisters in the ey,
. or to kiss them. Another secret tina
0 must be known to be young at eight,
d is that you must keep faith in the com
r mon manhood and womanhohd and il
= the everadvanciug progress of the day
d Never say that the past is better thai
d today read the new books, under
o stand all the new ideas; and keep you
d faith in God and in man and in tn
d victory of good over evil.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-04-28
OWED TO SPRING,

Spring sprang. It's beautiAy sprung,
And wild.winged warblers are whangling
whung;
The soft south breeze are breezing broze,
That thaws up the ice with remarkable thoze
0, betterest time of all times that have timel
I'll rhyme thee a rhamlet of tenderest rhomel
Aud tell thee how oft in my longings Pve
lung
To welcome thy coming, o, beautiful sprung.
Symbolical season exquisitest squoze
All nature, uprising in geefullest gloze,
Wide opens its throat.latch to whoOp and to
shout
Exhuberant pleasures and gratefulest grout.
The blithe little rivulets run to the seas
The little buds swell on the bushes and trees,
The geese are screaming their scrummiest
scram,
And the frogs that were dreaming are drum.
ming dram.
-Bufdlo Commercial.