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Evening star., 1870-02-01
The REcENr VICTORY OVER TILE Isn1.xs1

The RECENT VICTORY OVER THE INDIANS IN
THE NoRTHwEsT.-The following dispatch.
over the Pigeon Indians, was telegraphed to
General Sherman by Lieut.. General Sheridan =
T" have the honor TO transmit the following
dispatch, forwarded by General Hancock from
General DE Trobriand, as further Information
ON the subject of my dispatch this morning
The expedition was a complete success. Colonel
Baker has just returned, having killed IL
winter robes, and captured over three hundred
horses. The Bloods turned over all the horse
taken frCm the whites which were ia their DOS
session Most OF the murderers and marauderS
OF last summer are killed. A mountain chief
escaped with a few followers, leaving everything
but the horses they were on. Our loss Is ON.
man killed; and man accidentally wounded b,
falling off his horse,''
Evening star., 1870-02-01

PRINCE ARTHUR IN New YoRK.-Prince Ar
thur was waited upon at the Brevoort House.
New fork, yesterday, by delegation of citizens
and the British Consul, and presented with. a
COngratulatory address. The Prince made a
feeling reply. He will leave for Boston Satur-
day. The Prince attended Niblo's Theater Sat
urday evening, and witnessed portion of the
Dukes Motto" with Mr.. Fechter as the nero.
The orchestra struck up "God Save the Queen
as he entered, while the audience rose to their
feet and loudly cheered-compliments which
he gracefully acknowledged in the usual way.
Inc cheers being repeated later in the evening,
some kissing was heard in remote part of the
house, but this was summarily hushed by louder
cheers than ever.
Evening star., 1870-02-01
The Missouri Test Gath-The G. A. Il
IeIegrdphed ExcIusirely to The Erenina Star.

ST. Louis, Feb. 1.-The decision of the Z. S
Supreme Court, affirming the validity of tn
Mi souri, test oath, produced considerable sur
prize here, not only among the Democrats, but
tie Republicans at Jefferson City. Quite a
sensation was produced when the action of the
Court was announced in the Legislature.
The Grand Army Of the Republic met at JEFF
ferson City last night for the purpose of reor-
ganizing the Missouri Department of the order.
and to establish a mutual insurance company.
Evening star., 1870-02-01
The Kansas I.egislature.

Ietegrephed E1clusircly to The Erening Star.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 1.-The Kansas Senate has
passed concurrent resolutions asking President
Grant to recall Hugh Ewing, Minister to the
Hague, denying that he is a resident of Kansas
and charging him with supporting the heresies
OF Andrew johnson.
The House has adopted joint resolution, by
vote OF G6 to 9, asking Congress to submit
Julians 10th amendment to the Legislatures OF
the various States for ratification.
Evening star., 1870-02-01

Teiegrdphed Exclusively to The Evening Star.
PARIS, Feb. n I p. m.-Rumors of the death
Of the Pope are again current to-day. 1t has
just been ascertained, however, that his Holi-
ness has been afflicted with an epleptic nit, and
that his Illness is not regarded as fatal.
Evening star., 1870-02-01
Metropolitan Police Bill for Phila-
delphla.

1etegrdphed Exclusively to The Erening Star.
HARRISBURG, Feb. 1.-The Metropolitan Po-
lice bill for Philadelphia, as amended by
the insertion of the Mayors name among
the commissioners has just passed the Senate BY
vote of 16 to 13. Two Democrats were absent
when the vote was taken.
Evening star., 1870-02-01
uNDJSPEySABLE.

There simple remedies indispensable In
any family. Among these, the experience of years
assures US. should be recorded PERRY DAVIS
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER For both inter-
nal and external application we have found ii OF
great value; especially can recommend Ii for
colds, rheumatism, or fresh wounds and bruises.-
Christian Era de Il I'm
Evening star., 1870-02-01

WV. E. MATTHEWS, colored, was yesterday
appointed to tirst-class clerkship in the Post
Office Department.
Evening star., 1870-02-01

W. T. COREY has been promoted to a second
class clerksbip in the finance Office of the Pos;
Office, vice L. s. Nadal, resigned
Evening star., 1870-02-01
BACHELORS HAIR DYE.

TIE best the r9rlf-does not contain lead-no
yitrisi poisors "a paraiyze the system or produce
death. H as psrfsrt v hdrRll abse-I:t StIstG
ssoES. Avoid the yaunted and dslusiye preparations
e,eape the danger. The genuine w. A. Batchelor's 3
Hair Dye hdS fhtrfs years TSpUtaftOn 20 up1oii 1ts
integrity. sold by Druggists. Applied st 10 sond
street. N. u. "a 0tr
Evening star., 1870-02-01

LOUD COMPLAINT is made by the liquor man
ufacturing and dealing interest over an order
recently issued by the Commissioner of Inter
nal Revenue requiring them to use, to the ex-
clusion of all others, particular form of coupon
book, upon which copyright is claimed, and for
which price is charged three times as large as
would be asked by other parties for the same
article. 1t is charged in New York that the
whole scheme is a job, involving nearly half
million Of dollars profit to those interested and
that it has been corruptly engineered. The
last clause of the charge is undoubtedly incOr-
rect and unjust. There may be some circum-
stances connected with the transaction which
require clearing up, and there appears to be
mo doubt that the price charged for the books
will afford an extraordinary margin of profit to
the lucky claimants of copyright and their
associates; but it Is quite certain that the Com
missioner will not knowingly sanction any rule
or order which involves favoritism in the sl ght-
est degree, or which really works oppressively or
unfair upon any class or interest. So far from
being open to such a charge, the probability is
that he will, upon an examination of the facts,
Gfthey are found to exist as alleged) promptly
revoke the Objectionable order, or at least take
measures to protect those affected by il from
extoTtion in the price of the article thus pre-
scribed for their use.
Evening star., 1870-02-01

EMIGRANrs TO THE SoUrH-About 21o
In Mississippi, t0people plantation and some
industrial enterprises of Mr.. Berglund, one OF
their own countfymen, who advances every cent
Of the cost of the journey Of these people from
issippi. During February and March OF this
year COO or 500 persons win be sent by the same
gentleman, under the same terms, to Mis-
eissippi.
Evening star., 1870-02-01

The WASHINGTON AoUEDUCT INvEsTIaA-
TIoN.-The House Committee on the District
OF Columbia met this morning and resumed the
testimony in relation to the Washington aque-
duct. Thomas NOrfeet, Thomas III. Donohue,
G. Adams, John Holl0ran and Patrick Crowley
were examined TO-DAY.
Evening star., 1870-02-01
EVENING STAB NEWSPAPER COMPANY.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
CanPANY,SExIRACraE OF

= LIERIG-S ANN'SENThACrO Of
NEAT secures great economy and convenience
in ousekeering. aud excellence in cooking. More
genuine without the signature OF Baron bebig, the
inventor and Of Dr. Max Won Pettenkoer, delegate.
AILHAUS SONS,
fel-T&FIm is Broadway, New 70 *.
Evening star., 1870-02-01
The Proposed Cable Consolidation, Ike
Te eQraphed Erclusirely to The Erenina Star.

LONDON, Feb. 1.-The shareholders of the
AnglO-American Company hell meeting yes
terday to consider the scheme Tor amalgama-
tion with the French Cable COMPANY projected
some time ago. The matter was postponed and
will be subjected to a vote of the shareholder
at another meeting.
The Russian loan recently put on the market
here is a great success.
Evening star., 1870-02-01

THE SENATE COMMITTEES on Foreign A fairs
met this morning and had a general discussion
upon the acquisition of foreign territory in the
West Indies.
Evening star., 1870-02-01

ISSUE OF FIFTY-CENT NOTES SroPPED.-Sec-
re.ary Boutwell, has ceased to issue the fifty-cen
C rrency notes, and General Spinner is calling
in 4, those already issued This is done to de-
a. the counterfeiters, who are circulating the
counterfeit ffty-ce note of the new issue.
Evening star., 1870-02-01
EVENING STAR.
Washington News ant Gossip.

INTERNAL RKvKNUK-Tne receipts to-day
from This source were s6s7 1929.
Evening star., 1870-02-01

Mrs. SALLY +. ATKINSON was, to-day, ap-
pointed a temporary clerk in the dead letter of
flee, Post Office Department, with salary OF
81 go per annum.
Evening star., 1870-02-01

1etegrdrhed E1ctasirety to The Euentn1 Star.
LONDON, Feb. 1.-Half Of the cotton mills AT
Nisan which were recently compelled to stop
ON account of the strike among the operatives.
have resumed.
Evening star., 1870-02-01

~Ten widows mourn for . Mormon elder.
VSan Francisco has . Butchers' Protective
Brotherhood. 81
Evening star., 1870-02-01

ORDERS TO SAIL.-Orders were this morning
issued from the Navy Department to the COM
manding officers OF the United States steamers
Yantic and Swatara, st the New York navy
yard, directing them to sail from that port as
soon as possible for the West India Squadron.
Evening star., 1870-02-01

COOKE TRAVELLING TO THE IJrrxpxosr
PARTS OF TIE EARTH.-Rev. Horace Cooke.
who eloPed with Miss johnson, has been heard
from by his wife. He is now in Chicago. In .
teiegraphic message % Mrs. Cooke, he says he
intends travelling to the uttermOst end of the
earth" and that she win never see him any
more. His wife does not seem to be In any dis
ress OF mind In regard to his intentions.
Evening star., 1870-02-01
DISEASES OF THE SCALP
ADJUSTMENTS.


NATIONA VAL TIL Z A L X E.
Engagement for Six Nights Only. BRILLIANT
TRIUMPH Of he great and popular
THE ONLY LEONi THE ONLY LEONy
THIS EVENING. the charming Operata of
MATRIN0NN,
With ehoics selections Of New and Beautiful Songs,
Melodies sSd BrrlesIues. and the Grand Extrava-
ganza of JAPSi JAPSr JAPS'M In preparation.
the Grand Burlesque Of FAUST. fel
Evening star., 1870-02-01

VA woman's crowning gfory-her bonnet.
gThe Emperor Of Austria teaches his own
children.
0Mrs. A. E. Hammack has been notary
public in Illinois.
YoSng New York has had but Q single
days skating this winter.
/ STwenty-five grand railroad projects are
new under way in the Southern Atlantic States,
0The latest notion Of Paris paper IL to Of
fer wedding rings to ell new subscribers.
SSoup Kitchens for thieves have been opened
in London. :
Evening star., 1870-02-01

Decrease Of debt since March I. 1862. 06i9g7l o.
The statement of bonds issued to the Pacific
Railroad companies, interest payable in lawful
money, shows totals as follows: Amount out
standing, S64 ,46 ,320 Interest accrued and not
yet paid, S3l5 .254.G0. Interest paid by the Uni
ted States SC ss1 66496 Interest repaid by trans
portation of mails, &C., 81 923 s00.s0. Balance Of
interest paid by the United States, "a 95s 1854 10
Evening star., 1870-02-01
old FOLKS ONCERr.

At the request of many friends. Mr.. J. =. BOSTON
will repeat his OLD FOLKS CONCERT, consisting
of thirty performers, at the Congregational Church
corner 10th snd G. streets. on
FRIDAY EVENING. February 4th, 1870,
On which occasion he will be assisted by the Haydn
Quar- tette. of this city.
Tickets q cents; to be had at John r. Ellis music
store, and John &. Psrkers stationer, 7th street,
opposite Poet Office Department. fel<t
Evening star., 1870-02-01

THE Missouri TEsT-OATH CAsF.-The Su-
preme Court yesterday decided an important
test-oath case, appealed from Missouri. on
Which the court stood equally divided, four be-
ing for the validity of the oath and four against
it. The case was that OF Gen. Francis F. Blair
Jr., against the st. Louis board of election
Judges who In 1896 refused TO receive his vote
because he deCliEed TO take the test-oath of
LOYALTY prescribed by the State. The Supreme
Court OF Missouri sustained the validity of the
equally divided, sustains that decision. m
such ases TO opinion is read.
Evening star., 1870-02-01
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
PARIS ITEMS.

SMALLPOX I'm the Gay Capital-Sharp
Debate I'm the Corps I.esislatif.
.selegrcphed E1clusirely to The Evening Star.
PAEIs, Feb. 1.-There has been remarkable
increase in the number Of cases Of smallpox i'm
this city within few DAYS.
Yesterday a sharp debate occurred in the
admitting iron and cotton fabrics and q vats
being reached, the Government was sustained.
Evening star., 1870-02-01

ESSAYS fOR YOUNG MEN. on the pas ionsl
attraction of the sexes. and the happiness Ct True
MARRIAGE, " hen perfect manhood and perfect wO-
manhood unite to cOnsecTate the union; Sent free,
IN sealed eny elOpes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCI-
ALTON, Box p, Philadelphia, Pa. Ja3i San
Evening star., 1870-02-01

THE VIRGINIA REPREsENTATIvEs.-Me
Aver and Mckenzie, two of the Virginia Repre-
sentatives, were sworn in yesterday, and took
their seats in the House, and Mr.. Booker was
sworn I'm and took his seat to-day. Eight men,
bers have now been admitted, leaving one con-
tested case that of Segar for the State at large
the legality OF which is questionedEyet to be
dispOsed Of
Evening star., 1870-02-01

THE PUBLIC PRINTING ANDI BINpISG.-Mr.
Anthony introduced In the Senate to-day bill
to further regulate the public printing and to
discontinue the publication of books by IL e
general Government for distribution. 1t pro-
vdes that $50 copies only Of the Presidents
mess age and reports of heads of Departments,
and 800 copies additional for the head ofa De-
par Itment on his requistiOn only for the proper
service of the Department and not for distribu-
ton be printed The publication of the
"Biennial Register Abridgement of the
Presidents Message and accompanying
documents, claws and Joint ResOlutions'
shall be discontinued. Also, the publication
OF laws OF the United States at length
and of the treaties with Foreign Powers, in the
neEsL apers, though the Secretary of State is
authorized to publish in the newspapers such
laws in his judgment should be printed for
public information. All binding at the Govern
meIt Office must be OF a plain, substantial char
fcter, and TO extra binding executed except on
the order OF the President of the Senate, Speak
er of the House, or Head of Department Re-
ferred to the Committee on Printing.
1t is understood that Mr.. Anthony will speak
at length ON this subject in day or two, when
he will present some interesting facts connected
with the public printing and gratuitous distri-
button Of work by the General Government.
Evening star., 1870-02-01
LIMITED STATES PATENT eVrIcE,

u wAs.Issroy; p, Q yanasry y. ls7o.
lyn, =; ;r-. praying for the extension Of patent
granted 70 him on the 18th day Of April, l1s Cor
IL . ordered that the testimony IN the case bs
eloeed on the 18th day cf March next; that tho
be limited 20 the 18th day q March next, and that
ssa pettina ee hsard q the A day a March next.
.nnv~ sAndukL 9, rIsHIk, -.
Evening star., 1870-02-01

MInsHIPMEN APPoINTED-The President has
appointed the following Midshipmen-at-large,
and they viii be admitted to the Naval Academy
in June next, if found qualified:-G. X. McGun-
negle, son of late Lieut.. Com. McGunnegle; H.
j. Hunt, son of Bvt. Maj. General Hunt, L. S.
Army; VIM. b. Decatur, son of Com Decatur.
L. 5. Navy; q. L. Emmons, son Of Com. En-
mons. u. ). Nary; A. C. Macomb, son of Bvt.
Col. j. y. Macomb, U. s. Army; Thos. n. Wood
son of Chief Engineer Wood, L. s. Navy; j. v.
Turner. son of Com. Turner, l.. s. Navy; j. c.
Caldwell, son of late Capt. Caldwell, 10th Penn
sylvania reserve; w. j. Clark, son of Bvt. Col.
j. e. CLARK; - Harrington; from the District
Of Columbia, Alexander Sharp, jr.
Evening star., 1870-02-01

N@ BANJO TAUGHT BY B. J. BURNELL,
IS formerly Of key York city. Also, hne- tened
Banloe made TO order. Inquire az SAN s. e. BAR
B0rR, Bookseller, stsfioner, and Musical instru-
ment Dealer, e29 7th e., bet. II and I. JAZZ -lms
NTpR. 9. d. GRANTS OFFICE, for the tre.t-
S neat q an Diseaess.-Dr. GRANT, No: %
4 be cannst cure Asthma. Bronshtis, iseipient Con-
sumption, shortness Of Breath gatarh, and eli dis
Gravel, Gleet. Liver Complaints, P1ee, khe1ma-
tim, scrofula, sxphilis In ali forms, Neryoas De-
eases OF tie Ear Eye, Blood s9d Skin, Partial Pa
ralysis, Partial Deafness, womb Dieeases, kc d.
0alt imore. Nd. Nv l-lV
n~sERvICEs IN THE UNITARIAN
U3 CHURCH On SUNDAYS, e. n 9. m, and *
Pm. Sunday School 81 s9s a. m. oc 3-d
Evening star., 1870-02-01
Decrease Of debt since March I. 1869

Decrease Of debt during the past
Evening star., 1870-02-01

Bill TO SUPPRESS DRINKING HOUSES IN THE
DIsrT ICT.-Mr. Pomeroy introduced in the Sem
ate to-day bill for the suppression of drinking
houses and tipping shops in the District of Co
lumtia. 1t provides that no person shall be al
lowell at any time to sell by himself, or his
cerk, servant, or agent, directly or indirectly,
any intoxicating liquors in the District Of Co
lambia, except in certain cases. The Mayors
ana Aldermen Of the cities Of Washington and
the act, and on the first Monday of May annu-
Any tneIeafter, shall purchase such quantity Of
in,oNicatlng liquors as may be necessary to be
soid UNDER tne provisions OF the act, and ap-
point suitable persons as the agents Of said
cities 70 sell the same At some convenient
place, to be used for medicinal, mechan
ieai ana y, dS purposes and no other
Tor no other purpose than above named. Any
penon who shall sell liquor either by himself.
clerk, servant, or agent, sail pay on the first
conviction $40, on the second SD, ON the third,
and every Subsequent conviction, 500, and
stand convicted until paid; be imprisoned two
months under the first and second convictions,
three months under the third, and four months
want, or agent to be held equally guilty and
suffer like penalties. No person shall be a COM
mon seller of Intoxicating liquors. and any per-
son eonvictedOf such offence shall pay fine Of
SlO0 for the first of nce or be imprisoned sixty
days; s3o. or be imprisoned four months for
the second and every subsequent offence.
anu payment OF Jne u0o sn3li Do
imprisoned four months additional Any per-
son selling intoxicating liquors In any building,
vessel or boat I'm the District shall be deemed
guilty Of keeping drinking house or tipping
shop, and punished by tine Of 800 or impris-
onment for three months. The persons author
lied to sell liquors are prohibited from selling
TO any minor, Indian, soldier or sailor, intOxi-
Gated or Incorporate person. Any person who
shall sell intoxicating drinks shall be liable, in
ADDITION to the above penalties, for all injuries
which such person may commit while in Q state
OF intoxication- Referred 10 the District Conn
mittee and dcrdered to be printed. .
Evening star., 1870-02-01

GENERAL TATE's LETTER TO PRESIDENT
GRANT.-The following is a translation OF the
letter Of General Tate, the Haytien Minister, to
the President, declining the invitation to the
Diplomatic dinner tomorrow evening, the
original Of which is in French:
General and Madame Tate have the honor
to present their respectful compliments to his
Excellency the President and to Mrs. Grant,
and beg them to accept their sincere thanks fer
the invitation which they have received. While
they feel profoundly the honor which is thus
conferred upon them, and highly appreciate the
grandeur Of the motives which have caused
tEem to be invited to the table OF the first Mags-
trate of one OF the greatest Powers of the world,
the mOurnful condition in which they have Just
been placed by the late announcement this
morning of the execution, in Hayti, of the Chief
whose Government they here represent, Obliges
then to decline this generous invitation. They
viii always retain in their hearts a profound
and eternal recognition, which will be shared
by all the friends Of humanity,-all the de-
fenders of justice and equality among men,
towards this glorious Chieftain, standing alone
in history, who has not disdained to extend per-
sOnally his powerful hand to the most humble
TO tie poor prescribed, to aid them to rise in the
grand interest of humanity, OF brotherhood and
Of civilization"
Evening star., 1870-02-01

This pretty and picturesque garment, which
was introduced here two years ago, but which
has never been very popular, because u was
expensive, and the ladies' did not know what TO
do with il, is gradually i'm favor.
IL Is copied, as the name denotes, from the
head dress Of a Roman soldier, and can he use5
as scarf or carriage wrap, as a sorsie da bai,
and for concerts or the opera.
IL may be cheaply made by lalies themselves
from pattern. and prettily braided, with very
little trouble. Ii is usually made i'm scarlet cloth
or cashmere. ,JFNNTE JuNE
Evening star., 1870-02-01

Debt less amount in the Treasury. AsI3, ,sss
Debt, less amount In the Treasury on
The New York herald., 1870-03-30

yNANTED--By A YOUNG ENGLIsHMAN (MARRIED,
w has no family a situation coachman plainsgar-
dcner; milk will himself generally useful Ad-
dress H. b., Rye, Wes.chesler county.
The New York herald., 1870-03-30

tNrANTED-A SITUATION AS C0ACHMAS BY AN
Englishman lately arrived from London: highest re Z
erence be given. Address HENRY BLAKEY, box 2U5
Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1870-03-30

WyANTED-BY A MARRIED MAN, SITUATION AS
w farmer vegetable gardener understands the OF
horses and cate seven years. reference Address r. Co.
Herald Onlce.
The New York herald., 1870-03-30

VUANTED-A SITUATION AS FIRST CLASS COACH
w and groom; az years experienced IL married;
ance 6es city reference given. Address b. box
go Herald ofce.
The New York herald., 1870-03-30

VNAKTED-A SITUATION AS COACHMAN AND
w groom by a single man, who thoroughly unders nnts
his busIness will well recommended. Address w. F.
box leg Herald office.
The New York herald., 1870-03-30

yNrANTED--A SITUATION AS COACHMAN AND
w groom, by single young understands the care
and management Of good city driver bcs. city
references Address l.. NJ, "a West 32d st.
The New York herald., 1870-03-30

A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN WISHES SIrUA
N tiou az coachuan aud groom understands the bus
In all it, frat class city and country
erencc Address 1873 Vest 2sth st.
The New York herald., 1870-03-30

yyrANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION AS
w coachnan and gardener; will be found willing and
oblgng good reference gven Call at address 1T West
2sth st., private stable.
The New York herald., 1870-03-30

NTANTED--BY YOUNG COLORED MARRIED NAN
w situation coachman first class reference can be
given by last employer. Apply at 81 West 2ad ST. between
9Th and 9Th avs. for two days.
The New York herald., 1870-03-30

yNrANrED--BY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION AS
w ccachmsn and plain gardener; can milk has best
t co from Employer be ia the
city. Address u. IT,, box 1874 Herald Oice.
The New York herald., 1870-03-30

VAvANTED-A SITUATION As GARDENER OR COACH
w man by single has had long pisctice is will
Ing to make himscs useful has good reference Address
GARDENER bcx 100 Herald oace.
The New York herald., 1870-03-30

A RESPECTABLE MARRIED MAN, WITH NO FAMI-
"A ly desires situation 8 coachman and gardener;
highly recommended from last place. Address T. Co. No. IA
VoI welt al
The New York herald., 1870-03-30

WANTED-A SITUATION AS coaClrMAE, By 4
w young coored objections 10 the country; good
city reference. address, for days. q. T.
Stilin2's hArnses store, S3 West 29th 81.
The New York herald., 1870-03-30

A SITUATION WANTED BY SINGLE YOUN
n Seotchman understands care of greenhouse grapcr
and flower garden best city and country reeren
given. Address f. u, care OF Thorburn's ID John st.
The New York herald., 1870-03-30

WANTEp-A SITUATION. BY a YOUNG NAN, AS
objection the country Call address N. NJ, No.
East 10Th st., for two days
The New York herald., 1870-03-30

yIyAKTkD-A SITUATION AS GARDENER, By A
w married viii, family thoroughly underss nd:
his business In greenhouse graperes. has undonbec
reference. Address W. c. Of W. c. Wilson, ~ Wcs
14th st.
The New York herald., 1870-03-30

yVANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w Protestant single man, waiter In private
family; tjsction to the country has good references
Apply li9 East 22d between 9Th Lex!n.ton
yNAITER.-A YOUNG MAN, COMPETENT AND
w well ended, wishes . situation waiter In
private family club Apply present employer WM. A.
koBBE, 81 and % Leonard st., from to II and 3 to
O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1870-03-30

WANTED "A SITUATION AS GROOM AND COACH
w by o single man; Ia willing TO make himself
full objection TO the country; has good reference Ad
dress j. ID, box 1S7 Herald ohice.