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A KISS IN THE RAIN.
One stormy morn CHANGED to meet

One stormy morn CHANGED to meet
lassie in the town:
Her LOG IS were like the rfpened wheat,
Her laughing eyes were brown.
watched her as she trippeG along
Till madness filed my brain,
And theu-and thep-I know twas wrong
kissed her in the raini
With rain-6ropS shining on her cheek
Like dew-drops on a rose,
The little lassie strove to speak
My holiness to oppose
she st-ove in vain, and quiveripg,
Her fingers stole in mine:
And then the birds began to sing.
The sun began to shine
Oh, let the clouds grow dark above,
My heart Is light below
lis always summer when we love.
However winds may blow:
And I'm as proud rs any prince,
All honorS disdain
she says am her rain bc1ai since
kissed her in the rain
hinturn Peck, In Century Magazine
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In Placer County.

7 OFFER FOR SALE - ACRES OF LAND,
i newly and well fenced, situate mile south
OF LOomis formerly Finol, miles from Rocklin
and - miles from sacramento city, and imme-
dately upon the line of the CentTa' Pacific Rail
three times a day The land lies next to q 40
acre productive vineyard, and every farm ad-
joining and in the immediate vicinity is being
cleared and planted to vines and trees, and
Loomis promises to be the center of an extensive
vine and fruit growing community. The soil is
easily cultivated deep and retains moisture
when cultivated, and does not need irrigation.
at its highest point, Price. $50 per acre. For
further particulars inquire of W. II. PERKINS or
D. NJ. WALKER, OF Roeklin, and E. w. MASLIN,
at State Capitol, Sacramento. dz9-1p
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ry1HE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE CITY

V1HE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE CITY
i Of Sacramento do or1an as follows:
Section /. There IS hereby granted to R. s. J.
7. and g. w. Carey their heirs and assigns sub
!ect to the provisions of the statutes governing
the city of Sacramento, the right to construct,
lay down, repair maintain ana operate, for the
term of fifty years from and after the passage of
this ordinance, single or double-triek street
railway or railroad, with all necessary or con-
venient tracks for curves, turnouts, switches,
side tracks, stations, turntables and append
ages, and to propel cars thereon by horse or mule
power, or by wire ropes running under the
streets and moved by stationary steam engines,
and to collect, receive AND retain fare and COM
penSation for the use thereof in, through, on,
over or along, and in through on over and
along the following streets and parts of streets
ia the city OF Sacramento, that is to say Com
mencing ut the Central Pacific Railroad Depot,
at the northern end of Second street in said city
running thence along second to K, thence along
K to Tenth, thence along Tenth to o, thence
along o to Twentieth, thence along Twentieth
to H, thence along II to Tenth, thence along
Tenth Q0th) to X; also ftom the intersection OF
K and Tenth streets along to Twentieth
Section 2. The rate of fare on such railroad or
railway must not exceed the sum of five cents
for single fare.
Section 8. The grantees herein named shall
pay to the city of Sacramento all annual license
of five dollars upon each car run and operated
upon said railroad or railway, which shall en-
title them to run, manage and operate their
railroad or railway every day in the year.
Section 4. The grantees herein named may at
any time abandon any part or portion of the
franchise hereby granted, upon filing with the
Board of Trustees of the city of Sacramento a
written declaration of such abandonment. par
ticularly describing the part or portion intended
to be abandoned.
Section 5. The rate of speed on said railroad
or railway must not be greater than eight miles
per hour.
Sections. The grantees herein named shall paw
and be assessed for the costs of improving the por-
tion of the street or streets embraced between the
rails Of the track or tracks of their railroad or
railway; and such assessment shall be a lien
against the franchise and railroad OF said
grantees from the date of such assessment. and
may be collected in the same manner as other
assessments for improving streets are collected;
aud said grantees shall keep said portion of said
street or streets constantly in IT pair.
Section Z. This ordinance shall take effect i'm
me diateiy.
Passed March 9, 1885
JOHN Q. BROWN,
President of the Board of Trustees
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PILES! PILES!! PILES!!

Sure cure for Blind Bleeding and Itching
Piles One box has cured the worst cases of d
years standing. No one need suffer five min
ntes after using williams Indian Pile Ointment
1t absorbs tumors allays itching, acts as apoul-
tice gives instant relief. Prepared only for Piles
itching of the private parts; nothing else. Sold
by druggists, and mailed on receipt of price, SO
cents and 81. For sale by KIRK. GEARY CO..
and JOS. HAHN & CO.. Sacramento.
Ol1-lyTuThS
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SATISFACTORY EVIDENCE.

J. W. Graham, Wholesale Druggist, of Austin,
HALLS BALsAM FOR THE LUNGS for the
past year, and have found it one of the most
saleable medicines have ever had In my house
for Coughs, Colds, and even Consumption,
always giving entire satisfaction. Please send
me another gross" feA-1y
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ORDINANCE NO. 2O2.

Granting to parties herein named the
privilege 90 construct, maintain and
operate Street Railroad in the
City Of Sacramento, and granting to
them the right of way for said Street
Railroad over, upon and along Ger
tain streets in the City of sacra-
mento.
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most prosperous and happy people in
the State. Farmers have worked long
enough for spectators and Shyiocks; let
them turn their attention to home, wife,
-, children and country.
AGEs FOR BREEDING CATTLE.
Since Youatt's day, the tendency to en-
courage early breeding has in many dis
tricts required. Most OF the early mat,,r-
ing cattle are brought to profit at earlier
ages than formerly. Ia Aherdeenshire,
the home Of the Polled cattle, and great
source of the beef supply of the English
cities and towns, particularly Of the
metropolis, the Shorthorn heifer is ex-
tensiveiy used for crossing with the native
breeds, and there the Shorthorn heifer is
put to service at the age Of Is to II
months, dropping her first calf at or q
years old, and afterwards having a rest al
lowed: In many Of the principal bull
breeding herds OF England, those of the
Dukes of Devonshire and Northumber-
land, and Others, - months is considered
the best age for service; but in pedigree
herds, where the heifers are moderately
reared for purposes Of ordinary usefulness,
from year and months to 2 years and
3 months Is the age, the heifers calving in
q to 8 years old.-{National Live Stock
Journal.
GENERAL NOTES.
A teamster in Maine says he can start
the worst balky horse by taking him out of
the shafts and making him go round in a
circle till he is giddy. If the first dance
Of this sort does not cure him the second
will.
OF plum curculios, an Adrian, Michigan,
correspondent reports the successful appli-
cation to the Little Turk, of one pint Of
spirits Of ammonia, one spoonful of car
bolic acid mixed, and two tablespoonfuls
of the mixture placed in pail of water
This solution is sprayed with a sprinkler
upon trees every other day for two or three
weeks after blooming Prairie Farmer.
To prevent cows from sucking them
selves, procure a pine plank two inches
thick and make of it a circular piece twelve
to fourteen inches in diameter. Through
the center of this make hole that will
admit the cows muzzle, and leave room
to move her Jaws. Fasten this on perma-
nently. When she tries to suck herself,
the muzzle will prevent her reaching the
teats.-[ Home and Farm.
An Indiana strawberry grower says he
thinks he has several times saved his ber-
ries from frost in the spring by having
brush heaps, straw and eoal-tar prepared,
and on night when he expected frost,
he would light these brush heaps after
midnight and make as big smoke as pos
sible until sunrise, using wet straw and
coal-tar 20 make the smoke. His neighbors
outside the range of the smoke lost all
their berries, while his were uninjured.
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TRACING PAPER.-Moisten stout white
paper with benzine, and clear and trans
parent medium will Immediately be given
that is much better than thin paper sold
for the purpose After using lay away for
a few days, and the benzine will evaporate,
and YOU will find the design plainly traced
on the paper. Take q needle and perfor-
ate all the lines, then put on the machine
and stitch. One pattern can be used a
great number of times For the powder to
stamp with use starch and lamp-black,
tied up in cloth in form of ball. For
red. use fine carmine; for blue, finely pow
dered indigo If the cloth that is to be
stamped be rubbed with damp cloth the
powder will adhere better Dorcas Mag
a5ine.
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RECORDS OF RAINFALL.
Barni


received by Bwek The
furnished by D. McAy
the rainfall by from
to
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GEORGE rr. YnrN,1

SCCCES;SoR TO PIKE & YOUNG, CARRIAGE
sacramento. Established in is7rG al, S:-Ss az
int!ASsisS' Fractions, Spring ard Fhomu:hb-Sce
wagons repairing, Painting aud Trimming
lO..N ~ -
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HonspogD's AcGD PHOSPHATE as a brain
food. DIR. g. +. Newcomer, Greenfield, o.,
says: I'm cases of general debility, and
torrpor of mind and body, It does exceed
inply well.
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WV. GrTENE,s :I,iiH:R

7 ron AN0 BRASS FOUNDER AND Ma
/ oh!olsj, Front and streets Manufacturer
0' trutenter-ers Horse Powers Psteuj Ground
Roller ard Chg CruSher aud Earle Miljs An
sinGs OF Hydraulic Pipes. fiSiu
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q. oaLLE
.. cRoLY.
CANLE = nRnLY-

CONTRACTORS ANE BUILDERS, ARE PRE-
y pared 10 do ali str,ls OF vorS i. thcir iine.
il c.sy or county. H5iIoiPGi ijssa of business,
sacrszceato. eao2. Ea li..4 Se,a7t s7cCt. be-
tween X ard /. toS.oLacc B,,S No 40, sacra-
rle1lo, ui6-:pH
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EOp JsTREET. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
dow class. Picture Weddings. Brushes Artists
maze nlaieflai. building Paper, Fisiu aud decorative
wal Paper. and Gsszier Ia plr' ,or window Isco-
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a n - $
FOR SALE
SACRAMENTO COUNTY
SWEETSER & ALSIP.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
No. 10l5 Fourth street, Sacramento.
16o Acres. Miles from the city; dwelling,
SIX rooms; Stable to accommodate 80 head of
Horses or Cows; 2 acres in BlackbtTies;
Grapes few Trees etc. This is q very cheap
piece OF property; sos per acre
Also
go Acres, under high state OF cultivation;
300 Fruit Trees eight years old; Is acres in
Grapes OF the finest varieties 3 acres N Straw
berries good new Dwelling, cost 81 200; new
Stable, Chicken house, Blacksmith shop and
Tools; all Farming Tools; l Cow, Horses,
Il
$500. Also
Will sell in 5 and 1O-acre Tracts. good
piece of Land, IL miles from city limits, for
Sis per acre; one-third cash.
3915 Acres OF Land, ~ miles from city
limits. Price, $40 per acre.
A Tract of Land of 10 Acres, SO miles
southeast of the city. VIII be sold IN and
10-acre lots, at $40 per acre; take third cash.
so Acres IL miles from city; small
Dwelling, large Barn, etc; acres IN Grapes
Price, Shopper acre
For SIG, 900 Tract Of 100 Acres; 10 acres
in Vineyard /; acres in Fruit ana BIackper-
ries; acres in Strawberries gooo DWeilIhg,
nearly new; Stable, Granary Chlcken-house,
etc, Wind Mills and Tank; situate miles
from city, on jackson rosa.
For $50 per Acre, 400 Acres of Fine
Fruit Land: Creek running through the CEN
ter making gradual slope, when drains tne
land from all water; there are very lew hog
wallows in it: the soil is deep ana very rlcni
has Dwelling and stable
ss- The above lands will produce fruit of all
kinds and compare as favorably Tor + rllt ana
State. and Sacramento has proven to be the
best market In the State for the farmer and pro-
ducer.
Other Lands for sale in different To-
cahties of the State.
@sEND FOR CATALOGUES. ia
pdtf sweetser s. Alsip. Sacramento.
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OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, II STREET, BE-
~ tween Ninth ard Tenth. Nos. 9lS and s2n.
VIII vlSlt tae E.jlcu Hospital daily at $50 A.
NJ. Otice hours 70 4. II, l to p. n. ana
evenings, iyl-tf
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VI. y. HALDwN. -. d.
DR.. NIXON.

GU2CEOE AND PHYSICIAN OFFICE,
- northeast co~ner Second and X streets. Of
nee hours: &c =. y. "a l. IL; = 10 and to 5 P
u. Residence. S2l Il street. ulj-lm
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FEEFsEcuSs AVA SURGEONS.


TyEAEfCTAN. MD SURGEON -0grICr AND
! residence, No - J street, between 1hird
A.i faG-th. Hours 70 10 A. So, = aud to
8 =. Ii. Office II tity Superintendent al Public
Schools al sl.Iie F!2CC. u54pIm
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BUSINESS CARDS.
DAN. yAYNsN'
L-sTREEE LIVERY AND FEED STABLE,
C. II. KREBs & co,

I CAMPBELL, PROPRIETOR, L STREET.
between Sixth ana seventh Busgies for
hire. Horses kept at reasonable rates r,l1-In
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" ENTFST, QUGNN'S BUILDING. erss.szs..
- northeast cor Fourth aud jiyy5SSsSssssss.,SS
streets Ar1iIicIal Iee7n inserted onNLQIITT
ell bsSes. Improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Ges
for painless extraction OF teeth. ie25-h
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DENTISTRY.
81. VOWED.
W. W0OD,

" =. TEBBETs, DENTIST, TO 9ts s.ssa.s,
T. SIKH street be,Weel and J, 't-SS s sssssss
west side. opposite Congregational ~LSITr
Church. in5-tf
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MO SO NINTH ST; EET AND J. OPP
~ rcsite the Piazl, Magnetic and Electric
Healer. electromagnetic aGd y - .cjEal Baths
Magnetic Garments and IusOies. ConSulta ion
free dl1-lm
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W. II. BEATTY 4 s. G. BENSON,
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS-AT-LA
"A Offices: Metropolitan Block, street, be-
tween Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento Entrance
next door 20 Metropolitan Theater. o1-u
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TTNlOH FOUNDRY leon AND BRASS
u FGGn5egs ai.,i uar.,iuis $. Frol.t street. be-
tween SId O. Castings AID lashiuery OF
eIt-y description E;s,.e g order. in24-ipim
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Dus. KNlI.OGG 4 C0ss,
ygr-. p,INIly YgIGCs Nr.D

7 OCCIIsT, AURIST, AND phYSICIAN FOR
~ Diseases OF Tho Ihro9t. Clice. 42g%
street, cCruer Of Filth, OVei Sacramento Bank.
SACRAMENTO Gel. Hours: $50 to T. ~ NJ: / to-
P n. SnnGays $50 to Il a. II: 10 1 ?. n. iyl-tf
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-. nlif,RCIs rtEs-EN
DH. J. $. COOK,

~ FFICE AND RESIDENCE. NORTHEAST
~ corner Eleventh and II streets. Hours-s
% e =. -. g Gui toSr.W nr;-im
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49, All.
-

1850 z. F0S7'EH * G,s.. 1884.
slu0E-B iihkS, rtPER-RI1 EES AND
- blee!-l ~ ES:;.tcglG-eTs, 30 10 rect
oe;Wee: !.'iIi anu E}.-Il, S..y-G! eeutp ytD 4ptt
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160 Acres. Miles from the city; dwelling,
SIX rooms; Stable to accommodate 80 head of
Horses or Cows; 2 acres in BlackbtrTies;
Grapes; few Trees etc. This is q very cheap
piece of property; Sos per acre
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DHYsICTAN AND SURGEON, CIR DUATE OF
the University o. Berlin, Germany. Office
aud residence, 80. 81 street besween Fifth
snd sixth, sacramento. Office hoSr5-9 30 IL a
L; 5 TO anG to 8 P. V. jy!5-tt
WALLACE 4. BRIGGS, ~. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND 0BSTETRICEAN. OFFICE
I and residence Ne. DO J street, Sacramento.
Office Hours: Ii 4 N 10 9 P Ii -jel2-4ptf
G:|a 10 ?. n.
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ss- The above lands will produce frnlt OF all
kinds and comnare as favorably for Fruit aud
VINEYARD purposes as any to be found in the
state and Sacramento has proven to be the
hest market In the state for the farmer and pro-
duo
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most prosperous and happy people in
the State. Farmers have worked long
enough for spectators and Shyiocls; let
them turn their attention to home, wife,
children and country.
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For SIG, 900 Tract Of 100 Acres; Is acres
in VINEYARD 6 acres in Fruit and Blackber-
ries; acres in Strawberries good Dwelling,
nearly new; Stable, Granary, Chicken-house,
etc, Wind Mills and Tank; situate miles
from city, on jackson rosd.
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For $50 per Acre, 400 Acres OF Fine
Fruit Land. Creek running through the CEN
Ter, making gradual slope, which drains the
land from all water; there are very few hog
wallows in it, the soil is deep and very rich;
has Dwelling and stable.
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T AWYERS, SACRAMENTO AND SAN FRAN
L cisco, Cal. Offices: No. $50 Fifth street,
SACRAMENTO; and No. 401 California street. San
Francisco Business attended to in both cities
nl-tf
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VINEYARD And FRUIT LAND FOR SALE

OfIlce Mike Brytes Building" southwest cor
nerJ and Seventh s;rgess (uPs:Uirsl, fe10-lptf
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go Acres. under high state OF cultivation;
300 Fruit Trees, eight years old; Is acres in
Grapes OF the finest varieties; acres N Straw
berries; good new Dwelling, cost 81 200; new
Stable, Chicken house, Blacksmith shop and
Tools; all Farming Tools; Cow, Horses
Wagons etc; two miles from Florin. Price,
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so Acres IL miles from city; small
Dwelling, large Barn, ETC.; acres II Grapes
Price, Shopper acre
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Gnropean advertisements.

INTENDING VISITORS TO THE OLD COUNTRY
SHOULD CAREFULLY PRESERVE THIS NOTICE
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Northern Pacific Railroad Company.

Notice shereby given tho following numbers Of the
bonds OF the
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY. Mis-
SOURI, DIVISION.
were this day drawn for the sinking und In accordance
vch the requirements OF the trust mortgage. viE.i
LIST OF DRAWN BONDS FOR SINKING FUND
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u" THE WONDER" COACH

CARRIED 1890 PASSENGERS LAST SEASON.
Mr. p j. Rumney Of RIDGES FOOD" fame Is again
running celebrated four horse stage Coach THE WON.
DER" between London and 81. Adams leaving Hachetts
Hotel Piccadiy LONDON, overy morning % lO4o return
Ample dine il allowed at &c. Abans for lunch aud for pas
sesgers TO inspect the QATHEpRAI, which Is ono Of the
Els EST and OLDEST IN THE WORLD,
The tp l. one OF the delightful that taken and
ths price charged for fare 10 fifteen shngs
c0.sa T os 1aSs M pscsg london England
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REAL ESTATE.
Nvw.yonx. Friday, April 8. 1855.

NEw.YoRK, Friday, April 8. 1883
.o,ss were held at the Exchange Salesroom To-
a.. John IT, Boyd, auctieneer, postponed tne saaS
ossdvelIipg with lot, No 1877 East 29th-st. east VI
TTeIinctOn-ave., until April 2.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NETWORK CITY.
Tbs following is q list Of the TRANSACTIONS TO
corded in the Registers Office yesterday
sasve e5l IT esh-st. 5ozloo Fsrd Boelm s,s 900
saa 70 Ma coz Of sstsl i5iIOo aaus and aooO
,o. wife to @ Ma Of shave. i26106iiI
rorSSS",sye los Of Marblest 54xloO 'onn koo
Bussing IL and wife 70 X Human ao 0'
1sothst IS go s,s !, 81 rseser u4oo
sis,s 1893 Mpli az s'a anH smother 2o5Oo
6sths 81 SIs ~ ~ ~ z q Hoimsyer 10000
$50 s. 3, zSV 81 ~ n Bovcs .....-.-. 1850
Rossyet-st NO 81; hioroAu STU "ne 10000
.nn.rrv John Collins to Minnie Rordan $4,000
snsg 100000
sds,s a. ns,ner, so'hs' 1880
cnrSpnsrss s1hs ss and VIE to Passnmaysr 275oo
Ahays ~ ~ on xsi and anoIer 245oo
Brook.aye of l4yth-st SObx9aoxlrIefuiaf soo
Hester Mooney to Anthony MeOwen; o'ooV
ssfn-st 100 II Of sdsve. lO0xl0os sehny no .so
same psoeeftys Il McDonaia to Harry Mnlhoon 27'6oo
shsvs cor q lSs@,st 10000
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CIXTH GAMES eth Regiment Athletic Assoc
- cation Will be held at the ArmoTy saturday evening,
April l. sharp. Tickets can be had Of members u
Tie regiment anor AZ Armory Dcvn Coz broadway and
WarTen-st. W. L. Ladd II Wailst. NJ M. Baekus q Co.
79S Broadway IT, McBrds, Il BTeaiyayL H. " a W
Ward. l4thst and Broadway W. a. Pond Co., 20 Union
Square Mining Exchange 90 Broadway; Captain II. =;
steele Budds 2lthst. and Broadway Fountain Bresr
st; Arthur Ponneu, So Cedarst f. A. Kings
land 81 Johns; Dunlap Co. 1877 Broadway and 1875 5h.
Csswe Massey, broadway and Zoths anu othase.
and s7thst
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WAITRESS, &c.-By respectable young
w English person. firsolass waitress and upstairs
assist with sowing and cdren competent obng Adj
dress F. o.. Tribune Uptown ONCE, Ass Broadway.
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| COACIIMAN and GROOM.-By a respectable
| " young EnglslmSn married. no family; thoroughly
understands hs business every re spect has rstcass
roferences Address j. j., l47 West 55tiLst stable
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HOTEL for SALE.

The Hotel Berkeley at Seaside Park ocean CO. j. %
miles FROM Philadelphia and 70 miles from Sew. OH WIN
dieret railroad aud frequent trains rght 70
the door The house old containing 20 guests
roon,s a oefaChed building Tor servants quarters, al
completely furnished COCA style. VIII be sold az gtes
bargain location unsurpassed Tor seaside Iso
being neck Of land with the ocean ON one SIDE ana
other about oquidatant from ana IN fu
Sew of both about half mile from the Berkeley Arms
Casino plenty Of good drinking water on the premises
Inquire OF CIlAS. a. SENMOUk& CO., 81 HeWst new
YORK or 2O3 Montaguest, Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-04
9elp mante6.

WANTED-On salary, as salesman and
w general Representative upon the road OF well.
known mandatory gentleman OF good address, tact and
business ability must be thoroughly acquainted with
chnery and wogrounaed In mechanical principles unex-
ceptionable references will be required Address
"OA2PENTER,"P p. o. Box 773, New Ysrk.
WANTED dry goods commission busi-
w ress assistant entry CLERK Address stating ago
and salary expected. Z. o. Box l.5T2.
WANTED-PERAlANE and
w gents to do writing home SOC per hour paid for full
silver. ID. A. EDWARDS, Box la. syracuse ~ Y.