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Agents.

ALEX. vAUGHEr, ESQ., authorized agent Seneca,
Ill., TO receive pay for old subscriptions the
Trader and contract for job printing &C. All orders
through him receive prompt attention.
j. l. MONTGOMERY, ESQ., authorized Agcntat Leland,
IN this county to receipt for subscriptions to the Free Ira
der, advertising. &c.
G. DoNAoHHo Esq; and G. W; CuMMIxs are our autho.
rZed agents to receipt for subscriptions the FREE IRA
DEB, for advertisements &C. the streator In
this county.
J. W. BROWNE, Esq., authorized agen. at Earlvie-
IN this county to receipt for subscriptions to and advertise
ment In the Free Trader.
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Ho! FOR CHICAGO-On the 7sh Of August
commences the grand annual Turner Festival in
Chicago. to continue week. Half fare tickets
to persona in Ottawa wishing to attend the iesti-
val will be issued from and after the 5th to be
good until the 10Th. Fare for the round trip
34Q5
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AT HULL's-We notice an unusual rush at
Hull's, next 10 Sherwood & Co.'S Bank, during
the week. It is accounted for by the fact that
Hull has commenced closing out his splendid
summer stock at greatly reduced prices. There
is no firm in the city that presents finer display
of dress goods, or that can begin 70 undersell W.
H Hull -"
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AccIDEET.-Carrie Howard eight years Of
age, daughter of Mr. Howard, lumber merchant
IN Marsellos, had the misfortune, on Sunday
evening, to break one of her limbs close to the
thigh by falling from swing. II was set an
hour or two after the accident by DR.. Hard, Of
Ottawa, and at last accounts the patient was
doing very well.
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STILL LIvING.-Our friend Calkins seems to
flourish, notwithstanding hot weather, bad roads
and hard times. We noticed three canal boats
unloading at his docks this week. He says the
report of his going to Chicago is all false, and
that he intends to fight it out son this line if it
takes all summer and if you want dry lumber
60 to Calkins.
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We learn that G. w. Robinson, of the firm of
Robinson & MoCaleb, ice dealers, has traded a
llarge tract Of valuable timbered land in Pope
county, ILL.,, for the fine residence property of
VIM. Hickling, in West Ottawa. The trade was
effected through r. H. Lowe & Co., real estate
agents
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"a dollar saved is dollar made, and another
dollar left to trade And that is why We urge
people to buy their boots and shoes of Child e.
Bro. They have tremendous stock, and are
selling at such prices that nobody is justified in
going shabbily shod when it costs SO little to
wear good and neat article.
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WHAT DOKs IT MEAN Y-Trade is dull, yet
LYNCH. BEATTY s. O'KANE inform us that they
have employed one thousand statesmen to com.
mence work this Saturday, July 18th. Perhaps
they have worked down their stock so low that
each article will be its own salesman.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-07-17

John Stouts stupidity 10 refreshing. Everybo-
dy is complaining Of dull times except Stout.
The rush for goods at his store seems to keep up
about usual at this season, and he can't under.
stand, Why everybody else is complaining. Per.
hsps John hasn't time 70 call around and see how
others are taring.
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There will be services at Kneussl's Hall, or
Sunday morning, at 1O,a o'clock, by Rev. W. G.
tinney, agent Of the Unitarian Association.
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If you wish to see Nfs and businsss and man
that hasn't time to eat in these dull times, 60 70
the Eagle Works Of J. T. Porter. Seeing the
amount Of work be b doing ialdcklss aad reap
ers, be 10 certainly not the man to cry duh times.
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next Sabbath evenin9-"Christ's consolation to
doubling souls"
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Temperance Orders.

io. e. T., OTTAWA LODGE No. 595: Meets every Friday
evening in their hall, Cheeyer's New Block T. smIth "
X: Geo. W. Lamb Wet ~
OF H. LTvE OAK TEMPLE No. (subordina.e): Meets
cry Tuesday evening At their hall in Cheevers Block
Z; - Morse, W. T. John Dickerman, W. Il.
Mlnnehaha Social Temple No. 6, New Hall IN
Block every Thursday evening. Miss Ella Crow
a. L. Wood b. X.
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Mr.. Fosseen. who moved stock of goods lately
from Ottawa to Marseilles, has sold out TO Mr.. F.
M. Tumbeson, who is making large additions to
tho stock and continuing the store in Union
block, Marseilles.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-07-17

Jos 4egaAain has commenced rushing off his
sumder stock Of boots and shoes at reduced pri-
ces Hc is doing . lively business at splendid f.
gures-ior the buyer. N""''
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JOBBING DEPARTMENT.

Our facilities for dong all kinds OF job Work. In the va
nous styles Of the art surpassed this section and
we solicit those wishing anything done in this
line TO give Us CALL BY the judcious and liberal use of
printers ink many mans fortuse has been made and tho
field is still open Tryit
Orders by mail promptly attended TO-
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L. O. q. II.
OTTAWA LoDG

OTTAWA LODGE No. IL: Meets every Thursday evening.
Lessng Lodge No. Sd German LODGE meets every We'd
block. " 80 - ~'0
Daughters of Rebecca: Meet on the first Tuesday eve
1ilg OF each month.
OTTAWA ESoANpnKSr No. So: Meets on the second and
ourth Tuesday evening.
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WHAT'S THE USE ?-Why look so gloomy and
discouraged on account Of the dismal weather, as
if every evil did not bring with it compensat-
ing benefit Now see! Reddick 6 Gillen bro't
to Ottawa an enormous stock of the choicest
goods, in anticipation of a brisk summer trade.
The goods can't be kept over. The bad weather
has made trade dull, and in consequence you can
now buy those goods at little over half Of what
you would have paid had the summer trade been
heavy. So cheer up, and busy yourself rich
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-07-17

GoDEY's LADY's Book, and Demorests Mirror
OF Fashion, for August, at the book store Of o.
man and Hapeman's 1874
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A dollar saved is dollar made,
Or another dollar left to trade.
Dollars thus saved will soon pile high,
For you richer get, the more you buy;
AT least so the good people say -
Who trade with L.. B. & OK.
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UNFINISHED DPEOPLE.-Lecture Sabbath even.
ing by Rev. NJ. T. Whittlesey
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Ottawa Academy Natural Sciences.


Meets nrs 1hurdsy in each month, Dr. j. Paul's build.
ing Donations of birds insects and petracous solicited
j. Paul. President. W. W. Cakins, Secretary.
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Marrieo.

At Washington CITY, O., Thursday, July by the Rev,
DR.. Smith, Ma. GEORGE c. DEMO- II Atlanta Ca, to Mss
MAUD A. REDDICK, Of La Sallo, I'll.
NOR 0ALE-Two Half Lots. near the New Railroad
Il Depot, over the Sdecut. J. AVERY.
July i0-8w.
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HEAD QUARTERS G. A. R.. Ottawa Ills April T. lSGs-Gen
ersl Orders No i0The Encampment will hereafter assem-
bic on Monday evening each week instead Of Wednesday
evening. as heretofore. BY order Of Post Commander
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Writing paper. and envelopes plain end mi.
tialed, at Osman & Hapeman's, west OF Court
House Square.
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LOCAL MATTERS
CITY DIRECTORY.

Chicago, Rock Island d Pacific Railroad.
Commencing Jnne 9th, 1899, trains will pass Ottawa
station o. follows:
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Ottawa Post Office,

CLOSING AND ARRIVAL OF MAILS:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-24

An understanding Of the situation in gold tells the
tale for the other departments Of Wall street. Tue
great bear ciques IN gold are rendering money
tight Ia order to "squeezeu their opponents. The
latter while long" Of gold are ''shortr OF stock,
and have made q princely fortune by the recent
panic therein Ia going short OF stocks they heged
their operations In gold and made their very enemies
subservient to their plans. They have maze money
IN stocks, Will they succeed In goldp or
will the wide-spreading pyramid crush them In Its
fanp The rate for money was again fancy AFFAIR
entirely. AS on yesterday the most extravagant
interest was paid in the shape OF turning stocks,
and the sidewalk market was open until after four
O'Clock showing that some accounts must nave been
dllatery IN their making up. TAe most curious
feature Of the panic ID the absence Of any serious
failure. One small stock drm went by the board,
but would probably have been able to meet their
liabilities had not one OF the partners who saw his
funds about to be swallowed up absconded
with all that he conld control Several private
settlements are reported, however, 80 that the full
extent OF the break in the way OF failures cannot
be definitely ascerianed. Foreign exchange was
nominay quoted At l04 O 1O5 for bankers sixty day
biis but prime bankers were sold as low az 104l..
The government market held its own, and a. The
foreign quotations have declined only fraction the
German houses were beginning to buy for export.
Treasury Is a sign Of governmental stability which
VIII not be without It's good effect upon the mar.
kess abroad. The following were to-nghps closing
quofatlons:-Unted states currency sixes, 1917.
nos; do sixes, 1891, registered, l2o a 1901; do
d0., coupon 10 1905; do. Hvetwenties re-
gistered, May and November, 100 a 1907; do do,
coupon, 1862, do 1925 122,4; do DO. coupon 1894
do, 100 zoos do. do. coupon 1885, 1904 nix;
do. do, registered January and July, 1lsk 1lsI5;
do do, coupon, 1885, do, i1sk lls9.; DO DO. cou.
POM 1857, do, lls}s lls1; 40. do, coupon,
1858, do, nsA 11S}s; do. tenfortics. registered.
1851 lo9h; do. DO, coupon 1o9 o 1924.
Ia the stock market the caldron continued TO
boil now slowly, now Gtfuy, but ever troubedly.
The changes were SIN sympathetic win those IN the
Vanderbilt shares. Central going or to 1872, then r,s
Ing TO i9i and finally dying away again to 1914
The Hudson River directors In imitation Of their
Central confreres, held meeting to-day and adopted
resolutions favorjng consolidation Dispatches from
Albany say that the Central Stockholders are prom.
ised. preminarlly to consolidation, caSh dividend
representing the million dollars received from the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-24

recent sale OF Lake Shore Bunalo and Ere) stock
owned by the company. change is reported TO have
been decided upon in tho terms of the consolidation
Of the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern and the
Toledo, Wabash and Western Railway companies.
According to the new programme the former Ia to
be put in at par and Wabash at 10; dividend OF
four per cent cash to be paid Southern on January
next, and after that the dividends to be OF equal
amount on both Southern and wabash. the first
dividend, however, on wabash not to he paid before
July ], 1870. According to the new arrangement
there Is to be no scrip dividend on Michigan
Southern. The Northwestern stocks were at
tackled again with a statement that the earnings
for the third week In September have fallen
or 500 900 a. compared with 1858. The general list
was stronger to-day, and there were signs OF
movement to cover on the part of the outstanding
shorts. A usual with Wall street human nature
there was very free sale OF the market bv anew
line Of shorts who only give their predecessors
opportunity 10 twist them by suddenly starting
counter movement. 1t seems 10 be the impression
that the elimination OF the corner in gold will be
the signal for the ''buli'' programme IN stocks.
The following were the closing quotations at the
last session OF the Stock Exchange:-CantOn "a go;
Cumberland, 80 q "a; Western Union, 36H 367s;
Quicksilver, IA 14G; Mariposa, SO 81; do. pre-
ferred, II 17,4 Pacific Mail, 1914 rs; Boston
water fOWcf 10 1914; Aoaus EApIeSs, 90, Wcuh-
Fargo Express, 1874 a 1874; American Express, SSx
a4aa; United States, IS 551s; New York Central,
1884, 1897; Erie, SO 36,<; do. preferred, IS a IS;
Hudson River 1893 1863; Harlem, lao las; Reading,
9al q OAK; Lake Shore s3>s s3t4; Illinois Central,
139; Cleveland and Pittsburg, los; Chicago and
Northwestern 72z q 72'S; do. preferred s3& a;4s
Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati. IA bid; Rock
Island, lOS q lOs56 Milwaukee and ST. Paul, TX
a I'M; do. preferred, 50 q s2t4; Toledo and Wa
bash, 90 q 6oD; do preferred 81; Fort Wayne, SAX
a $50; Alton and Terre Haute, 80; do. preferred,
b61S; Ohio ana Mississippi, 80 a 30}4; Delaware and
Lackawanna, 100 ITO; New Jersey Central, 1ol bid;
Chicago and Alton, LA bid; Morris and Essex,
SO bid; Hannibal and st. Joseph, 1l2 1l3; do. pre-
feYred, III JIG; Columbus, Chicago ana Indiana
Central, u bid.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-24

for export sim being light owing dasuy II negotat
sssAss n 81 '1s:
Chicago sprns $, 81 for amber winter. 81 70 for
II S 10 ao
spS hot 70 sns s1S;
=" " y e for w B, 70 . y 81 for
a?s
S Sss ' kss ws. "s 81 State s
sass at 20 asssy as s:iy grain
were lower The eharerns bu;iness inactive The en-
Isdons 81 cake a. sas 500 6els -FOUR At g. g. 900 oxide
100 bales cotton :. 70 London $4,000 bushels wheat at
sc and oh ''s
Sr1ya pvae terms was quiet but At S'Ss
s s' s1s a. s 81 Sa
to % s ns wans Sss
Prices heavy 4c Oc. for old and l5c. &c for
MAY-;A moderate demand prevailed a. aeou. former
a1Sss % saa &c. ssaa o' ' 81 hi
MoL1ssIsThs demand was light and We heard arc Of no
s. su:ssSads sSs; FOR %
c,Ss slSs0 PosO Rico, e 90 Ensli,h Islands:
sS sS' and ga g.
az SGS2Ss w.
ssTs do and window ssss rs Tar was quiet at
Sbs with sales q 1000 gallons at 81 Other kinds were
PrTnoLrgH.sCrade in bulk slow of sale and heavy,
is s1 1875 For crude bis market was dull and
s market sr refined am and heavy
offerings. AZ the reduction the cuisines, light the DIM
ss :. @ E hs s @
DO DO alike IoSdo. do At llc and 1000 do. for Tie last
In Philadelphia the market only moderately active, and
M Wsfs s %
September At a%c 32c (elosng at about $780,; 5000
&c. Fl SsSDsi ss e,
s:e
following prices: isse on the spot. !.lc sellers
SSe % ss %s a AND and for
being sales at Sc for September and &c. 3sc for oc-
PnoyIMoss.- Receipts none The market for pork was
NJ? Ss y: 4: s's
% ss y Tss a but
for sausheres For beef there moderately active
sna amid ss %sSs Of d. sS
,d o. ss eS steady About 80 b
a%s but quite s.saSy value owing e The
az sa N;sk:S Ss.
s s
ss s9% r ss of sho sass II,
l8szc FOR NO to prime steam, and 1876 l9x for kettle
rendered
RICE but little sought after unchanged value
Small sales made OF Carolina within the Of &c.
&c.
70,
at IKE sc. for Cuba Porto Rico Refined quie
lsc lGtc for S.tra and lAac issc for yello. We
fair to good do, 12c sc fair TO good grocery, 2tsc
l2Sc prime to choice do, &c. l3c; centrifugal bids
&C.; wslsdo s+c a ss ,1 aAyana ,.I boxes Nos AZ
1886. do. doFSa 81 sc. lslsc; do. DO 10 90
l61oc lec Porto Rico refining grades Ike l2hc. gro
to-day foiows:-i0s Si8 hhds, 1890
l92 438 bags and 907 melado.
sraARINH-The market was dull, the demand being light
but prices unchanged; there small within
ticrces.
gold. duty paid grass duh at the following quota
ons:-CIover l3c lSHc., timothy 81 10 and rough fax
u 10 a % 80.
TALLow suught after and tri$e frIner there
sales OF about 200, 900 lbs. at 1l5zc. l2ca
WHIsXEy.-Receips 1850 bbls. The demand moderate,
but the market nrner, closing nj 81 u I'll 27S
which prices there sales Of 100 bbls.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-24
TIE POTATO TRADE Of NEW YORK;.
From the Troy Whl1.

The three counties IN New YORK which produce
the most potatoes JON each 0ther--narnely Rensse.
aer, saratoga and Washngt on--and the annual pro-
duct IL ABOUT 900 900 bushels, which are raised on
about 81 le3 acres OF land the greatest product OF
any single county ~ that OF Washington, about
LOCO 900 bushels. Rensselaer, stands next 27S soj
AMI Saratoga next, s97,4s5. The town which pro.
ddces most potatoes Is Brunswick Rensselaer,
county nearly 300, oOO bushels. The location of Troy
makes IL great potato market. During the months
OF september and October the Transactions here
reach about half million OF bushels, all OF which
are slapped 10 the New YORK market BY steamboat
barge or railroad The fall market now fully omen
Prices rule lower than last year. The prices paid by
buyers on the dock at Troy are as foiows:--
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

DRIHKER-SMITH.-0n Thursday, september %, at
the West Presbyterian church, by the Rev. Thomas
Q. Hastings, JAMES $. DRIKKER to PRISCILLA o.
SMITH, both OF this city.
FlTCH--WEEp.-At South NOrwalk, Conn.,, ON
Wednesday, September ~ by the Rev. d. r. Austin,
ut the residence Of the BRIDES parents Mr.. ALoNzo
FITCH OF West Farms, N. Y, to Miss EMMA r.,
second daughter OF Oliver Weed Esq. Of the former
place. No cards.
Norwaik papers please copy
HARDEN-0KIE.--On Wednesday, September - at
the Bleecker street Univcrsast church, by the Rev.
Il. @. Sweetser, WILLIAM HENRY HARDEN TO ELIZA
OKIE, only daughter OF George w. 0kie
HARoN-HURLEy.-On Wednesday, September a.
by the Rev. J. l.. Hodge, ID. d., Mr.. A. J. HARoS TO
Miss MARY J. HURLEY, all OF this city. No cards.
MANCHEsTER-WIIsON.-On Thursday september
16, 10y the Rev. Dr. Weston, MILTON y. MAr0HnerER
TO Miss LOUISE WIIsON No cards
OsfERsTOCK--PARKRR.-1n Brooklyn, on We'd
nesday, september 10, by the Rev. J. u. Hsarles
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The range OF the prncipa. stocks to-day is shown

Southern securities were extremely dull ana
yielded to the activity IN money, although the
pressure to sell was not such as to occasion any
thing like general decline in the market The fol.
lowing were the closing street quotations for the lead
ing bonds:-Tennessees. ex coupon, 611s 61A; do,
new, 64}s 5414; virgnias ex coupon 81 q IS; do,
new, 5s 80; Georgia sixes. SO "a; do. sevens, 90
a9l; North Carolinas, ex coupon, 81 q SAX; do,
new, 40 Al; Missouri SKIES, So 81; Louisiana skies,
70 IL; dO evee skies, o5 "a 65z; do, DO, Fights.
"a q s41k; Alabama eights 90 a 93h; Alabama nves,
0S 81; South Carolina SKIES 10 q II; do, new, 90
81; City OF Memphis sixes Al q AK; Mobile and
Ohio sterling, IS 81.
The government TO day bought one million of FIVE
twentles Tor the Sinking Fund.- The offerings were
less than three millons The lots accepted were as
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-24
STREET QUOTATIONS.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, Sept 23-B p. N.
CofrgyThe market for Rio quiet, the demand being
light but prices unchanged Other descriptions we're
also quiet. Sales 500 mats Java At 24c., gold.
CorroNThe demand moderate, but with light offer
ings previous prices fully mantsned the clos
Ing strong at 2s1c for mddng upland The snles were
1900 bales part TO srrive including sos speculation 5s
for export and 2 for spinning There moderate bust
meas transacted IN future deliveries at full prices ths offer
ings being small The sales bales running low
mddng for September private terms Ito do basis low
mddng, for October part 2sc 1850, and 100 do for
December ~ &c. We quote ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-24

TIE prices are fully fifty aud seventy-nve cents
Swei han rued last year at this dae yet is quite
xi Anowb the crop Tor 1859 viii fall largely behind
tia tOf 1865. The long and severe drought has told
fear. 'viy on many OF the best producing sections
The A. Npnepts TO New YORK nom Troy now average
about ,E0 barrels daily. fortnight 6ence the sblp-
,nent wi Y reach 1000 barrels daily
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-24

The earnings OF the Union Pacific Railroad for the
first seventeen days of September are officially
reported to have been $4Oe, 1873 II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-24

The editor of the Fayette tMissl Chronicle warns
all duns not: TO come about his house unIess they
want 10 get wake Bit iss he has only Killed twenty
three rnttesnaA In eight days. the iareest of w,ch
measured Dye lee.> eight inches.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-24

FLOUR AND 0RAIN.Rcceipts. s,473 bbs hour 300 bbls
corn meal l64 bags do g2 bushels wheat 3 do corn,
ana zobO o. oats The for State and Western
was quiet hp demand from MI being prices
were generally heavy though without Guotabc change For
VAdosapouI the demand s,pi very ishL ghe IAles
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-24

about 500 bbls within rhe range Of quotations
suboined Southern -four WAS dull and prices were hesyy
Rye flour only moderately sought after and not hrm
Tbe sales US bbs Corn meal slow OF sno but
held for full prices The sales $50 bbls. We quote
The New York herald., 1869-05-12

900 WEST 9TH ST, NEAR 7TH Av., IN THE
AVZ grocery store..-A young to do chamber
work and waiting chamberwork and sewing city
try refe renee
The New York herald., 1869-05-12
SITUATIONS wANrED-FsMALEs.


Chambermaids, &c.
7-n Cd Av, CORNER OF 4sTH ST.. FIRST FLOOR
I'D over the grocery.--A Protestant young woman as
ebambermad and waitress also cook that undo stands all
kinds cooking both TO do the work Of small family no
objsetion 10 the country; city reference