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WANT PLACES.

SITUATION WANTED.-A Gentle
ACnsn OF good Business qualifications fishes d -.
IN Wholesale or wholesale and Retail Cio.aias TOE
has been IN The bueuess this CITY for several years or ne
si,Iar hss An extensive ac1tsintarcs in this ely and
surrounding country would accept o. uOdefl5 - AZ
Eroyn References Of lie highest responsibility VII be
gwen, Andres j w tribune 0fice a-O D.
ESTANTED-Bv d SMART young Lad
Z T situation IN store, once or Dining Saloon Ad-
dress Ohm HOWARD, al this Office, inmedlaiey- a. =
VIO BOSS PRINTERS.-A situation
Il in a Book or job Office wanted by young Alae W1o
has bean four at the business and no" 'las4 20
serve lie remaining two years al lEe Csla194 ~ n
Press. Address P l. at this once - -
a s VET NURSE, by young, healthy
woman 10 nurse aer baby. three weeks DIG "a! az
"A Slxheveuue, n the bookstore. ~ =
"A S WET NURSE, by healthy and re-
- spectabe Woman MAY be seen at . Dolgias7-sr
South Brooklyn, til Monday IDoTn-1g next az !.
4 S PIAIY Cook, by respectable PTo-
"a ,estant Girl who un4erstlo5s BAKING Is hI5.La.e
Washer and lroner has objection TO -ahe sIiu43l q
Lsundress Best OF city reference gwen Apply al
dewaterst " Nv i
A s first-rate Cook in a private family,
LAby a competent female who understands pastry;
would have objections 10 assist IN me Nssang anu
Ironing Best Of city reference glVeh loi!Ie - ~
Houston st Mos in the store from TO ocloen.
a S CuAMBERMA1D and Waiter, by nice
"a Protestant Girl. Best of recommendations VII be
given at l49 Nassau-s N. y or 70 WAough0Ys 6reQA'
yn. ~ :.
AS CLERK, Porter or assistant in either
IA Wholesale or Retail Store, by Man o. moral de-
portrneu whose unremting attention TO business s un-
Guestonabe whO can keep accounts with precision Wrlte
with facility or work with endurance Terms MODERATE
Reference given if required. Address ALEAAHp5h,h
Tribune Office ul9 y.
AS SALESMAN in an Importing Hosiery
IA or Cloth House By Man o years Of age who has an
extensive acquaintance throughout the West and south
has been engaged for the last six years IN one place
Address Hamilton" at this Office. dI9 II
a S CHAMBERMAID and Waiter, by re-
IA spectacle young Girl Chambermaid and assistant
Laundress or light Housework IN small res pecla
family Best city references given CAL at 80 Leon
ard. St near Broadway. Gis u.
a S Cook and to Wash and Iron for
IN private family by one-and Chambermaid and
Waiter or Chamberwork and TO help as Laundress ~ ue
other-by competent girls with excellent CITY REL
erence Call OF 229 Molt-st st floor back room dl9 "
WANTED, SITUATIONS for num-
" Der OF excellent GIRLS and CHILDREN, recently
arrived free city habits and associations and willing
10 WORK for moderate wages Application 70 he made al
the Office Of Commissioners Of Emigration IN The Park no
charges al
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NOBWEBs TO CATCH FLIES. or,
MAGAZINES The ia

HRAHAMS MAGAZINE.--The ia
VI nusry Number contains original articles from " C.
Bryant. II W LongfeIlow, G. P K Jsmes j. s ;; Dwight
Herbert Bayard Taylor E P. Whippe. Alfred Street,
NJ Legare T Buchanan Read Richard Penn smith Miss
Miss Emma Duval, Mrs f. j. Eames, Mary Pesse, R H.
stoddard, D Barlow, c. J. Eastman, T. Wyatt AM
THE NOVEL OF JAMES.
We have gone little cut of track, this month and
paid an English author g P. R James 5000 for his story.
for we do moi that have any more right to apProPTt
ate mans beinok that TO put on his coat ana nat ana
march of as if the brosdcoth and felt were our own pIoP-
eFty have paid all The contributors 70 this number
their own price and that right willingly Now the simple
but pregnant questions which we put TO the American press
and American people are Shall we have an American
press and ecure Is it profitable 10 scissors as 10
We think that we-one of the hewers of wood and draw
ers OF water in the field OF labor occupied by American
magazines have right ask these questons-and we ask
them Brothers OF the hardy West, the sunny South and
'0'-'Ds SPLENDID ORIGINAL ENGRAvINGs.
The Source of Prosperity-A magnificent line engraving
by w. Tucker, from original drawing by John Gil
Union PARK N most splenddiy executed landscape
engraving by Smile of Union Park with view OF Spmg-
Ter Institute Unequaled in artistic beauty by any engrSf
ing in any other magazine OF the month,
Evening in Persia-From an original drawing by Deve
resux, done oil coors and costly style OF Illus
Paris Fashions-One of Davds beautiful aud spirited de-
signs coored by the artists OF MonIeur de Ia Mode in sd
The Alamo-Drawn by Captain Eastman, engraved by
Cbspeeiof St Jose-Drawn by Capt Eastman, engraved
Canvass-back Shooting Designed by Herbert engraved
MusicTis Glory that leads The Soldier on! Words by
II. lowering Ritter, Music BY George Felix Benker'
Specimen copies with prospectus furnished 20 these who
desire to furnish Clubs for me New Volume address
GEORGE R. GRAHAM, 1874 0heanntst Phiadeipms-
LONG & BROTHER,
STRI Ht,l 4, T i,E2,N.H
dIo am INV RT7RGFSS K co
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

gFyTo Cabinet-HInkers.-Ne the undersigned, on
behalf of tho Cubnemakers in the employ of Mr. BAU-
DOINE 335 Broadway wish to inform our fellow Trades
men thai have ceased work in consequence of pro
oted reduction in he price of our labor the part OF Mr
BAuDOINE and he having threatened to discharge any
lnanIafpnging the Trade Committee, wish Eel
low Tfadesmen to make application for employment
Until maeraare settled Of which due notice will be given.
ge PETER GREEN, Charmaker.
d2O 3ts JOHN DENT, Cabinetmaker
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~ Observation-Disclosures application should be
usde by those who wish to purchase One Acre Plots adj
eslng The new village MS there bal about 20 unsold
NOsre the office OF G. A. SACOHI, Broadst during
hf day. ea Friday evening the National Hall IN ca
nAiaI d2O II,
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

~ second Ward WING Meeting.-A9 Adjourned
held at stoneaps 1911 Fuon-sL IS friday EVENING
2Gh inst for the purpaBe forming Tcsefo DE support
ed the election be held Monday next the l3a inst
for Delegates to the several Committees and any
other business that may P<2Pey oP94 449 for them
CHARLES cosAST, Sc retade.. ,,.,.
IL Fifteenth Ward,-In pursuance of the recon-
nerdation Of the Wing General COMMITTEE the Wings Of
the Fifteenth Ward hereby notified is Primary Elec-
ton win he held At Constitution Hall, $50 Broadway,
MONDAY the 23d inst 10 elect Five Delegates 10 each OF
the Wing General Committees, and also 10 elect Ward
Committee OF Thirteen for the ensuing year The Pol Will
be opened HI sunrise and close at O'Clock, ?, M
By order ofhe Ward Committee.
c. s BESsoS, Secretary. dao az
to sixteenth Ward.-ln pursuance OF the recon- econ
mendaion OF The Wing General Committee, the Wing
Electors of the Sixteenth Ward hereby notified that an
Election viii be held MONDAY, Dec p, l22e a. The
souh-west corner Of Eiglhay and p~enty-tinrd,s Iof
the purpose OF choosing
Five delegates 10 the Wing General Cornnitee,
Five Delegates 10 the Young Mems Wing General Com
And Ward Committee, to consist IF twenty-five, to
Polls SLOT 10 be &c open from before to O'CLOCK A NJ
By order Of H. iaf H Ms[d @ SfnHf Chairman
Ale fO McGURr'' Secretaries, d2ons
gs- Wings of the Eighteenth Ward" Unlted
of the Eighteenth Ward Wing Committee, held al their
Headquarters Wednesday evening 18Th ns in pureu-
dated Dec. l9, 1856 Wing Electors Of The Eighteenth
Ward requested assemble nj their Headquarters,
Bulls Head Aoel Third-av and Tweny.foqrth-s
MONDAY 25d Of Dec 1885, for the purpose OF eecung
Five Delegates the Wing General Committee FIVE Dele
gates 10 the Young Mems Wing General Committee and
Ward Committee OF twenty-five Members for the ensuing
year. =,
Of that day
Christopher Y Wempe, Oscar T. Benjamin
William Johnson
py o,D &c eirbteertl Ward Who G}omrni,tea
.DST1E1 Tory, Secretaries d2o 81
s~ Eighteenth XVard.-DEMOCRATiC WING
PRIMARY ELECTION.-ln accordance with the resolu-
ton OF the Eighteenth Ward Wing Committee, aud the d.
recton OF the Democratic Wing General Committee
the Inspectors appointed by the said Eigteenhard Com
Ward, TO assemble al the ALLEGHANY HOUSE, corner
of Seventeenth and Third-avenue. on MONDAY, 25d
day Of December 1885, for the purpose OF eecng Five
Delegates the Democratic Wing General Committee,
Five Delegates the General Committee OF Democratic
Wing Young Men, and also Twenty five Delegates 10
pose the Ward Committee of said Ward, for The ensuing
year The poll will be opened for three hours, from 10
10 A. M. OF that day.-New. York Dec. Ia, 1850.
PHILIP PElTCII, Inspectors
OSCAR f. BENJAMIN of
dl8 ST. ERNEST f. AlMES, Election.
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EY- Printers Union-Special NOtice,-Memhers
advised that the Annual Election for Officers for 1881
will luke place at the Regular Meeting on SATURDAY
EVENING Dec Fl, at Fountain Hall, lf9 Bowery, near
s5Toome,st
70 The Bylaws provide that any Member who fails 10
s,end this meeting shall be fined Twenty-Five Cents No
snembt is entitled 10 vote who is than three months
h arrears for dues. BY order
IL. GREELEY, President.
w II pRINDIE Secretary d202to
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SE' Or. Lutencr's Ear InfrmarY. q Warren.
III near Broadway, open from nil s for the exclusive
treatment of ear diseases, deafness Discharges from the
tai and all unpleasant noises In the head cured in short
dine without risk pain Consultation fee ST. by letter
Or otherwise. Unpaid letters refused.
TESTiM o WALLS,
My thanks publicly tender TO DR. LuTENEE, AUFlss,
q Wsens for the surprising cure he has performed on
ne for four years troubed with deafness in OF
NY cara, accompanied with dsagreeable discharge from
he external and tried The hrst physicians IN this city,
Philadelphia Baltimore Cincinnati and New Orleans, with
the least benefit and cured by the shove named geo.
}. DOLBEER, 81 Bsyard-st
JOHN GLOVER, ir builder, Frenkliu-avenue, Brock.
was cured of deafness and discharges from tho eXIerpd
EaT, Of 20 years standing
Miss ADELAIDE BRowN, daughter OF Csp, VIM
sFovSn, Bay State steamer Fall River wasIcured very
sgeeSoie discharges and her hearing very considerably
kaehlted.
FRANCIS LOUIS, Prospect Hill, Brooklyn, was as deaf
80 & post and cured In one week
~ a. WOOD, son OF Solomon c. Wood Goshen, orange
SoanIy was cured Of Deafness accompanied with dis
nom The external Esr Of l6 years standing in six
The above cases were considered incurable, and all
DEAFNESS attended with Scrofula nntIl pr LUTENERS
ss'Aeat was discovered. Numerous other ieGnonals TO
q sesn Al hs ofEce q Waren.si nj lm*
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NEW PUBLICATIONS


N APPLETON d co. Publish
AFs |. ON THURSDAY,
TO LOVE AND TO BE LONEDj Story ny \. Z.
ROE THOR OF James Moufoy, or have been thinking
l2mo. Paper covers So cents: cloth 65 cts,
thrilling narrative displaying the richness ana noble
some OF the pures affections when developed by
careful truthful and yiruons cultivation. The scenes
laid in Ihe heart OF this City former days and hey show
how much of the eNcelsn! and manly features Of character
may be brought out by JUST appreciation Of life here
H. ON FRIDAY.
GOETHE'S CELEBRATED DRAMA.
iPHIsENI TAuXIs. Drama in i've acts, By Goeths,
translated from The German by e. J. Adler, 4 81 Emo.
10 cents. III ON SATURDAY,
no = containing numerous ustrauorS- price = cents,
aPPLETON'S DICTIONARY OF MECHANICS, MA
ChlNERf, ENGINE-W0RK AND ENGINEERING,
designed Tor practical and those intended ior
Inc engineering profession This No. contains continQ-
uon OF me elaborate srele lrop written BY OF he
hTst Mining Engineers in the country.
NEARLY READY,
NATHALIE, Novel, by julia kayaaegh.
\ M M1.u1Hhtts RECOAfENSE, by Grace AqgiAr.
IAE WOMAN OK ISRAEL. by Grace Aqlar-
~ SAhDS OF THE BIBLE, 10y George CATALAN.
Edf - DiSCi PLINE, by the Author OF Heloisea
serted Vile. ara 3is
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WANTED-A good Protestant Servant,
v who understands Cooking, Washing. Ironing and
General Honsework An American, Scotch or i1ngliah
1876 West Twenty -secoud-st @z@sf d20 ltr
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u Wigs aud Observation-Disclosures s cele-
osea WIG FACTORY is al Wallet where al all tines
~ oS round he largest assortment IN the civ Strangers
should call and Judge for themselves before pur.
N SIselSg elsewaere BACHELORS newly-invented
,4s eeIsosd silver medal at the Fair ofthe American
-sAse Sopy Tie address myl5 MIV&Eu
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WIANTED-Tw unfinished Rooms
with Board for Gentleman his Wife and Servant,
in private family, where few boarders OF respeca-
by taken The object Of the advertiser sa quiet home
and convenient TO businesses above Fourths or below
Chambers.st Address MERCHANT, Broadway Post or
fee stating ens location Of rooms &c. Reference given
and required do TX
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FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

NEW YEARS ADDRESSES. The
l Proprleors Of the extensive STEAM JOB PRINT
ING ESTABLISHMENT, TRIBUNE BUILDINGS.
have unsu passed facilities for printing NEW YEARS
ADDRESSES and every other variety Of FANCY AND
ORNAMENTAL PRINTING for the Holidays. With an
ENTIRELY NEW and elegant assortment OF Type and
Ornaments the mos improved Steam Power Presses, and
careful Compositors and Pessmen, the Subacrbers guar
give avery customer Handsome Job, at short
notice, and at moderate pnces
The Projectors personally superinend every part Of
their business and atter themselves that with the aedes
they possess their work cannot be surpassed
Call and examine Specimens.
u Ctyf and Courteous Treatment to all
BAKER, GOODWIN Il co. Printers,
Tribune Buildings, corner Nassau and Spruce
d20 eodslf Entrance Sprucest
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NNTANTED-At la Nassau-st. (base
" mentl-Clerks salcsmen School Teachers Porters
Bnrkeepers, Coachnien, Oslers, Waters Men on FARMS
Bows learn respectable trades, Girls Cooks general
work Girls Nurses Shirt Makers ErHnd Girls, &C City
and country Rules and Regulations to be seen. Employ
can hive good assistants Al moderate CHARGES go II.
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say Se ,w England Society In New York.-The
fpsj WI mold It's Annual Meeting for the transaction OF
s,ss Eng tey the Election of Officers for the ensuing
Issn, N SUNDAY the sd inst a 70 oclock noon at he
AS SS Sft3Sse, By order OF the President ~ -'9
EPHA, KlNGSBCSY, Secretary
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NEW WORK BY THE AUTHOR OF

NEW WORK BY THE AUTHOR OF
L Y THE OGILNIES HARPER BROTHERS
viii publish his day OLIVE, Novel by the author Of
THE Ogivies' 8yo. paper. Price p cents
W. could desire beautiful conception Of womans
ntsd and heart lt1amner
olive displays good writing, aad It i usei With purpose
Touchirg yet soothing ataess this poetic picture
life. The Of a sustained
cvneuce than commonly Ind and often alto raj =olusacs
Tue LEADER
The openig ofths novel Of which Distinguish
all the parts OF The OsITes The ne1t sIcelenty
passages displaying s-lg with human nature kpow
Literary Gasatte.
No X OF the
PICTORIAL FIELD-BOOK OF THE REVOLUTION:
Or ilusratios by Pen and Pencil oil the History Scene
~ Biography, Relics and Traditions OF the War of hide
pendence BY Benson Losing, ESQ win over 500 Has
irauons wood by Losing AID Barrt chiefly from org
nal skeches by the author Price p per number.
Unsutp design plan and execution pub
ISL ed in $ county Europe Albany Spectator.
This msguisl, should b. the hands every
In Indispensable all Tie
odeir remaining Of the Rsoutjun aad
uihfuy ds1eatsi tE-c Democratic ReyleH.
tie beautifully Ashed point typ0g
rspy Illustrations that been odUcei from The American
press Mr. Losing handles the psn ana p-nc viii equal
Aci5 from tie enthusiasm W;A which be gagged
hs -Icssr with winch he has Ar
tanned try
VIII addition aigs 70 The historical itsra
re cC8Et'y-'' Nsw York Ttiou1s.
ali Illustrated publications Of TIE certainly
pi-asng ses 2, complete - execution"
DE ltD&w lcar-tan Union.
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WANTED.

WANTED--A Partner to engage with
the advertiser in an exclusive and exceedingly
profitable manufacturing business in this city TIC one hav
ing capital of $500, and enterprise, opportunity
realize thousands per in permanent bust
siness offers Address Machine, Tribune Office, stating
name and where to be seen. d20 lt*
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NN7ANTED-One or two Journeymen
v Forgers and Finishers Of Timens Shears, Perma-
employment and good prices viii be given If nedi-
ate application ia made PECK, SMITH co:
Southington, Conn. Dec 1880 do SwD5wW
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Il TSEFUL PRESENTS.-Fo One Dol.
Slar--The WaterCure Journal will be sent year, TO
any desired address We cannot imagine useful
present, in which every member of the family may
participate.
Published monthly by
d2O2t FOWLERs & WELLS l9I Nassal.st,
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a PLACE IN THY MEMORY.-A

"a new and elegant edition-the 7th within year of
this popular work in gilt and plain binding Just published
The Trade suppliedby JOHN f. TRoW,
DO NV 10 Ann-st
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FEO TEACHERS.-A Gentleman who
u has been employed az a Teacher wishing engage
ment would do wen to call on A. s. HATCH, At the Office
OF 4. Palmer 4 Co. Spnce-st up stairs. d0 5lt
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19MAaac4ND Z Co 2f7 Broadway, beg leave to inform
their patrons and the public general their assortment
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a S CHAMBERMArD and Waiter, by re-
IA spectacle young Girl Chambermad ard assistant
Laundress do light Housework IN small especia-
family Best city references given Ca at 80 Leon
ardsl near Broadway, ai9 ~
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as CLERK, Porter or assistant in either
IA Wholesale or Retail Store by Man o. moral de-
pertinent " hose unremtng attention 10 business Is un
Gestonabe hO can keep accounts with precision Wrlte
with facility or work with endurance Terms moderate
Reference given if required. Address ALEXANDER,
Tribune Office, ais o.
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{ ULLIrS, Fl0l e1er.
25i Pearl-s!. New YorA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-27
Died.


On Friday morning. III. 2sth inst, EwrLr D.,
daughter of the late John Rouistone Of this city,
sEsd 10 years
The relatives friends the family invited to
attend the funeral tr"t tbr house .f John y Bloom,
leo sixth avenue. thu Saturday morning, at
O'Clock The remains will b- taken TO Greenwood for
ipternent
suddenly Of apopisxy - " PIo.mx Esq, native
~ spain but for the last twenty years merchant Of
this city. sy"d 40 years
The friends aud acqusintanres OF the family, OF his
brother, Mr. John Picsbie sud Of p aud Dslmonico,
ALEC az his ,terin Law Mrs Address, requested
to attend his fupsral oo sunday afternoon. half
past O'Clock from his late r-sii-uc-, No I27 Oham-
b~rs street. without further Invitation
On the 18th inst. ELwooD VI infant OF Leander
and Mary Anu Ste's son aged 1 y-sr and 8 months.
fully invited To attend his funeral oothi (5surd.y
moon. 81 clock NJ from rrrid~nee of his
parents No West rseDt, lin tn street near Tenth
avenue. without further invitation
ksstsrn pa per- viii please cory
The g~nt'e on has "a away
Too lovely tar I. earth
Busheo is the rrusie - At voiee,
around the social hearth:
1ho-e sunny en- II. a. bright aud fair,
. >. more he'll sink" IN 1 Q;
Hi dear sseet vric" nov slssps In dsstA
We ac,
On Tburs"ay 18th Inst, h.rILos. Oldest daughter Of
william ftchrrmsnn. aged ID ye>rs, months Asd Is
days
The friends asd ~ Iualutano.s Of the family ara
day. afternoon. Hr n'cl ck from rs Duan. tract
In brooklyn July 25th H,av Louisa ia'aut dauxh-
ter Of Ed~srs W aud L-titia " Church
Funeral to tsk. plsc~ ~ oclo,k this afterno DON.
invited TO stt-sd
ON the 23d mt at ysnser,. Az. C,soLr-r infant
daughter OF cbss W. aud Ann. II. Amburssr, OF con-
gestion of the brain
AZ Ksbssviils lows June 10Th 81 shol.ra Mrs
HassAs MAHriS formerly OF RrookIyn. N Y. and wife
Of John N.r'iu sy-f rs y"srs
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Gil ri AZ al rirs- ~ 80 " LR,rfh q Sons.
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