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The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-11-03
The CapiluDatiOn Of Metz.

NEW YORK, Oct. 31--The following
is the conclusion of the Times account
of the eaptulation Of Metz, which was
delayed on last evening: Il am informed
that the French losses, killed in the
various affairs since Aug. IS. added to
the deaths from sickness in the town
were $4,000. Bazaine himself declined
the prince s generous proposal to let all
troops lay down their arms outside the
works. in view of their conquerors,
instead of laying them down in arscnals
saying that ne conld not guarantee their
behavior. st 4 clock yesterday after
noon. Bazainc passed through Aires on
his way to Wilhelmshohc, in closed
carriage marked with bis name, and eS-
corted by several GERS # his staff on
horse ack. Tie women o. the village
h.d heard of his coming. and, awatiH"
him. saluted him with ordinations of
F.. Trait.-e.' Or; traitre! Lache paltroa :
Faini1nt rotem" 'Brigand, where are
oar husbands, whom you have betray
ed? Give US back our children, whom
you have sold They attacked the car
riaee and broke-th windows, and would
have lvnched the marshal but for the
of Prussian gendarmes.
The French declare that France has no
hope but in Paris, and their faith is less
in Paris than it was in Metz; but there
are earnest people who still say the
war will only begin with the fall of
Paris"
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-11-03

The I,,itGlsiaa announces that the
Republican purity ms no reliable morn
ing paper in Chicago. the Tribune hay
ing injured the Republican party in the
recent campaign in this state to great
CT extent than any Dem lcratic organ
This statement Is to some extent true
aud we are ready to bemoan with our
cotemporary, for the reason that the
Democratic purity is in the same strait
The Times has long since ceased to be
recognized by the Democracy Of Indiana
as a Democratic organ and its political
articles arc looked upon with contempt
BY Democrats If the Tribune injured
the Republican party by taking q course
opposite to that pursued BY the lesdins,
Republicans, the Times came very near
entailing defeat upon the Democratic
party in this state, By its uncalled-io for
unwarranted, and wholly unjustifable
abuse of the Germans. whose support
in many localities, was given equally to
to both parties. and where abuse of them
as people would drive them in body
to the opposition. who were playing the
ardent lover to them to an alarming cx-
tent. The Times applied 10 them every
epithet which an extensive vocabulary
Of slang could furnish, with no possibil-
ity Of accomplishing the most infinitcsi-
nal amount Of good to the party, and
with the certainty Of damaging its pros
poets 70 whatever extent the Germans
would pay any attention to it.
We have means Of Knowing that the
Tri5uac and Times are check by jowl
and care nothing for principle or the
success Of principle, when their irdivd
ualinterests are at stake; and they are at
all times ready to unite to crush anything
which would prevent the accomplish
ment Of their desires. We do not think
either p-rty will be able to effect any
change for the better management Of
the paper protesting to speak for i, at
Chicago, as both have grown rich off Of
their friends, and are now ready to spurn
them If their interests 30 direct.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-11-03

SALE.

SHERlFFS SALE.
by virtue OF an execution issued out If
the Office OF the clerk of the Marshall
common pleas court, 10 me directed on 8
Judgment in favor of James T. Fife. and
against Christian Neergard. | have levied
on the following described real estate, to-
wit:
The north half Of that part of the north
east quarter OF the northwest quarter Of
section number twenty-one I2ll, township
number thirty -four IA !. range number enc
Ii ]. cast, situated and lying south and wes,
OF the Laporie road, supposed TO contain
twelve and ole half Ll2l acres, in Mar
shall county, Indiana.
And will offer the same for sale &. pub.
lie auction at the court house door int he Town,
Of Plymouth, Marshall county, AID state .:
Indiana. On
FrfaGy, NoremJer Is, 1870,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock n. -. sr,f
o'clock r. m. as the law direct. - INC
highest bidder for cash. without regard T.
appraisemert laws. subject 10 relera1iior
DAVID HOW, Sheriff VI. c.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-11-03

About six months ago, the editorial
association of northern Indiana proposed
10 make an excursion in almost any d.
rection in which railroad men could be
prevailed on to furnish free passes Mr.
Beal, senior editor of the South Bend
Register, was appointed chairman ofthe
committee of arrangements, with full
power to arrange thefoute and all other
preliminaries. The route agreed upon
was south to Louisville. Nashville,
Memphis and Atlanta, with such side
diversions as might be attractive TO the
company.
This Office is represented on the ex-
cursicn by d. L Van Valkenburgh and
lady. and the Repubiicon by Ii. &.
Thayer and lady As the train passed
here on Mond'y last, bearing the excur-
sionists from the east of this to Wanna
tab. it was noticeable that Warsaw was
well provided with editors. no less than
ten members of the excursion hailing
from that town. Ii other towns have
sent an equal number of delegates, the
excursion is success in point of num-
bers, at least. We who are too poor to
buy new clothes and unable to raise the
money necessary to pay the incidental
expenses of tae trip, can console our
selves with the self-sratlfying reflection
that our services are Indispensable to
cur readers. This explanation Is made
tor our own consolation, an article we
stand greatly in need of at the pres
eut time. The excursionists viii prob
ably b. gone two or three weeks, and on
their return will enlishten the b.: ba- !
rians at home on the many objects of
interest which were honored by visit |
from them
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-11-03

An exchange very truly says that the
state OF New York is great country
Its people are numerous, wealthy and
powerful enough to constitute a nation
OF no mean Importance. It remains to
be seen whether this country and this
nation contained in New York will allow
itself to be subjugated by the head Of
OF radicalism. and in the interests Of
radlcalism. The que stion may as we'll
be settled now as ever, as to whether
states have any rights which radicalism
cannot deprive them of New York has
larger military force than the United
States; and it should use every soldier
20 repress this last and most insolent
attempt Of a party to override the con-
stitution and the rights Of the people.
If New York has not men enough of its
own to defend itself against an armed
nvssion Of radios lism, II can get all it
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-11-03
SALE.

~
By virtue Of an order Of sale and ia-
cree of foreclosure Of mortgage issued es
of the Office of the clerk OF the Nnrsn.
common pleas court. d. iudgn.cn' "a.
favor If Elisha Erwin. and against J ae.
W. Lynn. Polly Lynn. Thomas T. Ls.a.
John T.. Lynn. Susan L. Bailey. weliin-,os.
Bailey. Elizabeth Neidig and Josepa ~.
dig. 10 me directed, | will offer Tor "a =,
public auction, on
Friday, AoremLer Is, 1870,
between the hours of ten o'clock. Il. IN. ~
four o'clock p. IA, al the court house .,os
iii Plymouth, Marshall county. Indiana. -
the law directs, the following described sa.-
estate. to-wit:
Lot number four a. in Bolcy'S al ii,i6,
To the town of Bourbon. situated in An,
shall county, Indiana. Ia the highes
bidder for cash. without any regard :.
valuation or appraisemeut laws, $50
ject 10 redemption.
DAVID HOW. Sheriff NJ
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-11-03
GHERiTF 5 SALE.

lsy virtue of an order Of sale and -
cree OF foreclosure of mortgage. ISSUE 81.
of the oflic" OF the clerk 81 the Miss..a.
circuit court. To me directed. OH Il is Z
ment in favor of Marcus 4. . pa =.
and against Henry /. Wehriy. Twill OF l.l
sale AT public auction on
Frakay. -NoremLr i. lSTJ.
between the hours of 10 o'clock 81
and O'Clock y. III. st the court hous. a.u-
in Plymouth. Marshall county. state - T.
diana. as the law directs the following &C.
crhed real estate. to-wit:
The west half of the southeast qua.
and the northeast quarter of the Sc
east quarter. all in section number tw,l
two -, in township number thirty
81 north Of range number one II e.~.
containing one hundred and twenty -.
acres. more or less. situated in MAJ
county. and state az Indiana. IL the :; -
bidder for cash. without regard 10 n pa;
ment laws, subject 10 redemption.
DAVID HOW. Sheriff NJ -
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-11-03
SuERIFFS SALE.

by virtue ofan order Of sa.s and dc
cree Of foreclosure of mortgage issued CO.
Of the office of the clerk of the Marshall
cir cult court, 10 me directed on Il
judgment in favor Of Hugh Pickercl ara
against John Sweitzer and Caroline SWEET
yer, | viii offer for sale at public auction
on
Saturday, OctoJer 90, 1870,
between the hours of 10 clock a. m. az;
o clock ?. m. at the court house door u
Plymouth, Marshall county, Indiana a. ,ie
laW directs, the following described real -
tate tO-wit:
The south half Of tie southeast quarter.
and the northeast quarter of the SOUTH,
west quarter, of section sixteen Fi6f. a.
township thirty-two 80 north OF ranre
two + east, i'll Marshall county, ind s,e-e
81 Indiana. % the highest bidder f. q. s..
without regard to appraisement law, 80
ject to redemption.
DAVID How, Sheriff N. c
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-11-03
&HFRIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of Az execution issued oa'
the Office OF the clerk or the Marshal c,4.
mon pleas court. 10 me directed on a i'.s
ment IL favor OF Josiah Scott, an a. -
John Nankirk. George Nankirk and s-al
Scott a principals. and James T.. Glen.
plevin bail. have levied on the follos 81 :
described real estate, to-wit:
The Southwest quarter OF the neltl
quarter of section number twenty-nirc
in township number thirty-three (35) rta- s
number one i east situated in v r-ba-
county. and state OF Indiana. As the ,rof
crty of John Nankirk.
And VIII offer the same for sale - riA-
lie auction N the court house dor s.
the town Of plymouth, Marshall ceun..
Indiana. on
Friday, NorcaJer Is. 1870
between The hours Of 10 clock a. L.
/ clock p m as the law directs. TO tn. q.
est bidder for cash, without regard ~
praisement laws. subject 10 redemption
DAVID HOW, Sheriff VI.
oct..td
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-11-03
a 2fNIsf The tar SNX.

Trails is the subject of % ver>ation
among the wives of railroad presidents.
A lady on down train to Springfield.
Massachusetts. gave the occupants #
the ear a surprise last week by presenting
her blushing young husband with a
son.
Miss Isabella Mccullough denies the
story of her marriage to Brignoll and
the birch of twins. They are the fab
relations of some malicious scounJrel.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-11-03

needs from other st It's. There are two
millions of men in this country who, if
necessary, will take up arms to aid New
York in protecting its integrity from
radical invasion.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-11-03
TIE CAPTU RES.

The TriJune's special says: The
Metz capitulation includes 81 infantry re-
giments, Is battalions Of foot chusseurs,
Is foot and depot battalions, 50 cavalry
regiments, namely: 10 cuirassicrs, /
guide, IL dragons, 2 lancers, ) hus-
sars; chasseurs, and 3 chasseurs
d Antique; also 6 depot squadrons- 113
field batteries Il batteries of mitrai!euse
90 eneles belonging to the infantry, of
which here were two formerly taken at
Mars-lr-Tour, and SO cavalry engles.
Including the garrison. There are 40
DIVISION generals and 100 brigaders.
Ninety thousand Of the sound prisoners
have been sent to North Germany,
and 30 600 t. South Germany.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-11-03
SHERIFF SALE.

BY virtue Of an execution issued GU -s
the Office OF the clerk ofthe kosciu 40 cir, !.
court. to me directed on judgment =. s.
vor of John V. Farwell. and Other as
against Milton VI. Galentine, ana JAM -
Parks, repleyin bail. have levied o. :.
following real estate. to-wit:
Lot number three i'll Boley's frs, adci, a.
TO the town Of bourbon. with all ~ .-.-
provements and appur,enances TO The saf-.
belonging. in Marshall county. Indian.
the property of Milton VI. Gaientine
And will offer the same Cor sale. a. ~
court house door in Plymouth, =, puai-
auction. on
Frdqy, NorcmJer Il, 1879,
between the hours of 10 o clock a. n u
o clock. p. III, "a the law directs, 10 a..
highest bidder for cash. without recart
appraisement laws, subject TO redeInp'
DAVID HOW, Sheriff y. q
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-11-03
ruE FI>KIE LYON SEWING M,cAiNE

me FINKIE & LYON SEWING MAGAZINE,
Will Drop Feed. New 1ake-up. new Hcmmcr sc.
e nov offered t"agcns on more lib raj terms Al
81. Second hhnd machines taken in exchange or
the new improvements applied
Every machine is warranted FIRST CLASS. and if
the purchaser does not secard it after fair lvi-
al. he can return ii. and money refunded
N. II Wanted. Travelling Agents to visit each
town. distributing circular explaining the I'M
provemenis. etc etc, who can make $500 per
month. Address LYONS MUTUAL :. NJ. co.
Union Square, % Fact nth ST., New York
Serts:nsmS
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-11-03

- iir' ming. f l':ll- Rnflin :. Braidin F'inl-
~ cert. -Iig. rafi. >. =. ckia. IN roii-
inG. aud 81 rth. are not a.. MN r0u-.
tDt they are rnn thought 10 r D rf.c,ion
's sto m III cal t.. airaclicd or d. end " a
~ DE move pf - hand h'e qualify Of the work
"a oEy g ILL ..lpr, ciat,d ob-cr.ai.ol tnG
a.H.ratloi.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-11-03
Ed EAL ESTATE OFFIC
Land Bought and Sold OF
Reasonable Terms.
Land and Towu Lots for Sale
BY
4. c. & &. B. cEpR0H.

The n l. sec 81. s.. RE 200 acrcs-sr,'ondia
land. heavily timhered with blac! walnut. poplar
ASA and oak: price p per acre; terms easy.
The n e i sc =. 81. n c. 160 acres: extra
land with he hest quality OF heavy timber: price
: - per acrs. ono third down. balance on longtime
The /. sec u. -. range e, 1863 acres. heavy
tiiahef mostly oak and poplar land OF the best
quali;yand ir good nei.h lorhoo.: price SIS per
acre. unc-Ihird down. balance easy terms.
The : : ne. and !: e. sc 10. t32. T Q, 100
acres. mostly splendid moving marsh. timber
enough f I building AID fencing purposes: price
- per acre. terms easy.
The II " 4 sec y. 3inr3 g iG1 acres: about
90 acres bottom land. the balance aS iuca tract ol
timhercd land be found in the county: price
twenty dollars per acre. good terms.
he @ \ n W /, see :. I ~. r e. 80 acres oak
barrens and moving marsh: to h. had at "a bargain
Fhe g 4 ana ne Il " /. sec d. 81. t. 50
acres. timber and moving marsh; eight dollars
per acre
y " =. e !. !, sec 90 81; I .. 1870
acres. part ncavy barren-. part marsh. Six dolla
The W !. NV :. section Il. 3e.r4c 40 acres:
good land. to he had cheap ard on good terms.
Their = !, see H. I -. { -, li9 acres.
part heavy timber, and some bottom land; ten
F0vvn LO.:.
I.or p in original plat of Flymonty: housc larrc
enough for two families; one OF the most desirable
lots an town. price $50
Lot ~. price SOC Lot IN. price S25o
rs, 400 s@, SEQ
y acre e /, block - in Cabbcli's al 500
= acre W = block - do 4ui
Il aer" Il block - do SEQ
n acre W a block - DO 200
" n Z :, block - do $50
Lot Is do COO
Lot do Gim
Lot u do iWi
Lots 81 and 81. with house. Roses nj tn1
Persons e>ling IL purcha>.. tir.bcrc, land or
town property. viii do we'll give IT. cali.
Titles examined AMI abstracts furnished. Office
in Brownies block
PLlNOCTU, IND.
nov25 ga l2ly.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-11-03
Prompt aad Reliable.

Insurance effected ut the LOW EST IEGITiNATE
RATE>--pay all equitable losses promptly and
without litigation. Special Inducements offered
re-id ence and farm risks drc23-iG
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-11-03
INSURANCE OFFICE
The following companies are represented by
FL. CORBE.V.

HONE. Ser York $50. ASSETS 81. SOC. 900 90
HIR7FORD. II Uartford, CT. =, 5OO. COO 90
MERCHANTS, Of Chicago, -. 1000, 900 90
The above companies are well known TO this
community and the country. as
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-11-03

Carefully put mp ut all hours OF the night, by an
experienced druggist. We earnestly invite the
public to favor Us with n call and examine our
stock. and become convinced of the fact nat We
doing liberal business.
q ClAlN r co.
The New York herald., 1870-05-04

TYNE FKAhcAIsE, SACHANr TRES HIEN COIFFER
u q Enase S<slre 6ovxG me fsusDe pour Aes
"a Europe. s'sirosscr n. " IA. eStA a.
The New York herald., 1870-05-04
FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS.

1fNE DAME FRANCAISE, SACHhNT PARFhiTEMLNl
p traveller lingerie o robe, demande une place pou
sosner un eniant ct coude sadfeaser AL ui Quest so
rue, de ~ "a heur-s.
The New York herald., 1870-05-04

TIN HOMMF, hRRIvANT DE PARIS, soATANr DE
~ la maIson dc rEnpcreur, ayan. gouvernc un~ ecoo
dc cssasc pcuian, dix ans desire tgaycr mne place as
cochcr naison dc premiere odre on chcz un dres
sevr de- chevapx donncr dcs gurautics Pas dob
staccs ponr alcr canpagnc Sadrcsser pour hu ours
chez NJ. Lhanticr Nos. 6 eIs Astor place
The New York herald., 1870-05-04

900 WEST 18TH ST.--AS FIRST CLASS COOK IN
ALxI boarding house hotel; objection to n shoi
tstanee in the country heat city References given. Call fe
day.
The New York herald., 1870-05-04

CJc FAST S9D ST, ErS ZEN 1ST AND % AVS,
sDlD top loor, back AS soud cook wnsher and
ironer IN pr vao family 80 tho cy lest rccrrec from
last employer.
The New York herald., 1870-05-04

900 Sd Av., IN THE FANCY STORE A GOOD PLAIN
ZOO cook, aud to assist washing and ironing; is will
ing and oblislig.
The New York herald., 1870-05-04

900 WEST ED ST-AS GOOD COOK; WILL
AAA assist wtn washing aDdisoning IN small private
lion the country.
The New York herald., 1870-05-04

900 48TH STA RESPECfhBLE GIRL, IN A
L)O small private family good cook and TO assist al.
the washing.
The New York herald., 1870-05-04

s)C7 MADISON ST., REAR.--As COOK; IS GOOD
LCl washer and roner no objection 10 the country.
Csn be for two days
The New York herald., 1870-05-04

900 WEST e7rfI STA RESPECTABLE PROTEST
A'< ant Scotch GIL COOK washer r0ner or tn 81
General housework; city reference from last place Ca
Two DAYS.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-21
Mem 11nblifations.
MEXICAN PH0T0-LITHOGRAPH CO."
~ OFFICE has been removed 10 No I 10 Futon-st, N T.


" 20
I IPPINC0TT'S MAGAZINE
FOR MAY,
WITH FULI-PAGE ILLUSTRATIONS.
Anthony TroIopes New Novel, SIR HARRY HoTSPUR oP
HUMBLETWAITHE" Part l.
See LIPPINCOTTS MAGAZINE for May.
MAY. Poem By George N.
See LIPPNCOTTS MAGAZINE for May
THE ECHO OF APPoMATTox ACROSS THE ATLANTIC By
Justin Mccarthy.
see LIPPINCOTTs MAGAZINE for May.
TIE VIRGINIA TOURIST By Edward A. Pollard Illustrated.
See LIPPINCOTTS MAGAZINE for May.
NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE By Heary T. Tuckermsn.
See LIPPINCOTTs MAGAZINE for May.
HOW FOUND NY FATE. BY Nm. W. A Thompson
See LIPPINCOTTS MAGAZINE for May.
THE CROSS IL LEGEND POETRY, AND ART. By Mrs MARY
See LIPPINCOTTS MAGAZINE for May.
ECCESTRICITY AS PURSUIT. By Walter 2 Mccain
See LIPPYCoTTS MAGAZINE for May.
TIE COMING wONAN. BY Miss Mary P. Wells
See LpPINCOTTS MAGAZINE for May.
THE VICAR OF BULLHAMPToS (COneladed) By Anthony
irOIoIe Illustrated.
See LIPPINCOTT's MAGAZINE for May.
GUESSES AND QUERIES Part b. n. s. Dodge.
See LIPPINCOTTs MAGAZINE for May.
ETHRAMOYIA: ATale BY louise S. Dorr
See LIpPINCOTTS MAGAZINE for May.
MARY: Poem By Rose Tery.
See LIPPINCoTTS MAGAZINE for May
WIDOW BEDOTT IN PHILADELPHIA
see LIPPIECOTTS MAGAZINE for May
OUR MONTHLY GOSSIP
See LIPPINCoTTs MAGAZINE for May.
LITERATURE OF THE DAY.
See IIPPINCOTTs MAGAZINE for May.
SUBSCRIPTION, 81 SINGLE NUMBER, IS cts.
PROSPECTUS PREMIUM LIST, AND CLUB RATES MAILED on
APPLICATION
j. B. IIPPINCOTT Co.,
713 and III MARKET-ST, PIILADELPHlA-
New-York tribune., 1870-04-21
MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD.
vi DELAWARE LACKAWANNA, AND WESTERN RAILROAD


Depots Nes.York foot Of area and foot Of Christopher
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS commencing MONDAY, Apn H. 1870,
EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN, connecting at Deuyie WITH Boon
with Chester Branch Waterloo with Sussex X
for Anoyer and Newton Washington With the d. L. and W.
Gap Sroubug Great Bend Bnghsnton Sra-
ami all points the Lakawanna aud bloomsbury
ami Delaware ami Hudson X, Rds
;fO H. LEGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops at Newark, Morris
town Dover keysogn Washington Phpsbug and Eaton
meets at Phipsburg Bel Del r. for Belytee &C. anil at
with L. " K r. for Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk and
Mlkesbaue.
SCRANTON EXPRESS connects Dover with Chester r.
r. Waterloo with Sussex AMI at Washing With D. L. and
W X. II. for Water Gap, SirOlisburg and Scranton.
MORRSTONN ll2O
640 D. m. Accom; $50 p. Express
420 AM 600 p. -.
For ORANGE and SOUTH ORANGE, $500 a. lOO $40, 400
$3.50 9:Oj aud ll:ij p. - - -
For NEWARK at 6:0 .7:oc 1895 75o $500 $500 ta:O $50
9O 1890 9:55 0:9 %ll:00 1850 $780, l5 s2;l5,
800 $780, 4OO 49, 'io $780, $780, $780, 1900 s and 'llOO
Stops East Newark FOR Bloomd and Monr $3.50 aud II 100
New-York tribune., 1870-04-21
Gituatious fOanteo--femalcs.


A LADY of Scholarship, Culture, and A, TX,
~ perence wishes make PROFESSIONAL
References she has held responsible a'uaoh hD
N. b., Tribune 05ce -----,
A SITUATION WANTED by a German Gil
IN general housework or as cook wssher AM iO Wy
reference Apply at No Firsts., corner Bosery.
DY A COMPETENT GERMAN GlkL, S .ls also o
sneas French English ehds with flny gng 70
Eprop; acquainted Paris Best Of reference gveh
FREDERIBB sCfwARZ SIS North Dearaornst omeago lno
CINGING.-A lady (Soprano) of considerable
- experience desires Position in Church Choir from the Isl oil
MAY Address b. Y. Y, Tribune Once
VSyANTED-A SITUATION as a HOUSE.
w KEEPER by American ady, in hotel or private iaH AA
dress No. 20 yarickst, n. y
VSTANTED-By a respectable American girl, q
situation NURSE and an SBAMsTRESS; capable OF taxing
the entire charge infant growing cldren no objection 10 20 10
The country Can be at lis West sIenih rear cottage
WANTED, a SITUATlON-By person fully
competent taking the ENTIRE CHARGE Of BABY from Us
birth Can her present employers Eat lrhrstst
WyANTED.-A respectable Irish Protestant
w Girl wishes a SITUATION CHAMBERLAIN and SEAM
STRESS IN private family furnish the best city references Apply
al Boome-st, frst floor, front for two days
GERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS also, In
W glh Scotch, found at H HllDS GERMAN IN
STITUTB 27 Norfok., between Stanton and hyrgtohstS
A GENCY for procuring WET-NURSEs and
N PROFESSIONAL NURSES for the sick is 2Oi SiIthst near
Bowery; a large number constantly to be found
LOUIS AMI Mrs. HANSEN Nurse Agents Cuppers and Leeche