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Porter Again Played.
.p,ni,ncc Of the Richmond Lispatch.l

MANAKlN, Oct. 81, 1870.
't'i.. lion. Chan les II. Porter made his APP
},t.tr.Ii..,. here on Saturday last for the ptlr-
pose u imranguing the Republicans OF this
county in support Of himself and canse. He
Mas rciijct, 10 by John 5. Saunders, Esq.
Of TINS place, Wno. with more that his usual
ability. not only ventilated the black and
v,liou, record Of the said Porter 10 the en-
tire satisfaction Of all Conservatives present,
hut literally yUnqui>licd, il not skinned, the
Hpn. Congressman Of the third district.
togter attempted arcply, but utterly failed
10 shake from his person the many grave
charges the Conservative canyaSser pre-
lrrred against him, producing the records
10 sustain the same, W.
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Suicide and Burglary In New OrIeau:

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 1.-The body OF a.
b. Long, United States District Attorney,
was eNhumed to-day, and showed that the
brain was congested and bore the weight OF
four ounces eXtraneous matter. ALI the
evidence in the case points to suicide.
Pierre Berlin and Jean Copedeville have
been convicted of the burglary OF the
Rocheaus store. Seventy-five thou sand
dollars in bonds have been found in Sheir
possession. Berlin was identified by NJ.
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A mississippi yendetta-Three MUIR.
tIarS.

JACKSON. MISS, Nov. 2.-General W.
f. BrentIey. prominent eX-Confederate
officer. was Bruvally assassinated this morn
ing near Win,,na, Miss. There is no clue
to Z the perpetrators of the murder. This is
the third violent death at Winona within
three months pa ssed. y. J: Brentley, who
was assassinated two months ago, was the
first: Captain Co,Tan. Il cousin of Brentley
was the second. and General Brentley, who
was killed this morning, was the third. The
cause of this dreadful vendetta is unknown.
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Federal Troops for Election Par.
poses i'm Maryfand-Applicat for
the New RAusiN 40 -.

Especial Dispatch TO the Baltimore sup.14
WASHINGTON, Nov. LIT was decided by
The President to-day to give orders through
the War Department to the commanding
officer ut Fort Mciicnry to hold his COM
maad in readiness on Tuesday next to as
sist the United States Marshal in enforcing
the congressional clectionla law in Baltimore.
it has been stated i'm official quarters that
trouble is anticipated in the third congress
sional district Baltimore city,. A dctach-
mcnt Of troops will probably be sent from
Fort Delaware into Kent county.
1t Is among the rumorS to-day that Gene
r3i Schcnck has been rendered the mission
10 England.
secretary Boutwell, this morning re-
ccivcd n proposition from the First Ma
tional Bank Of Altoona TO exchange their
ten-iOrty bonds, to the amount Of S130, 600.
for the new loan authorized at the last ses.
sion OF Congress. This is the first offer re-
ceived. though the new bonds are not vet
ready Tor issue, and therefore are not vet
in the market. The first actual issue Of the
new bonds. however, will be made on Tues
day OF next week, when the Massachusetts
war claim. amounting to SS50.000, will be
paid. The four per cent. bonds will consti-
tute the bulk of this payment.
Two old gentlemen living in one of the
iar-out country villages Of Kentucky, being
ut ioggcrheadS, the elder of the two forged
the name of the younger, who was the post
master Of the place, to letter addressed to
The PoStmaSter-General, resisning the Of
flee and its accompanying emoluments,
amounting TO So a year. The Department
here. thinking the letter to be genuine, &C.
ccptcd the resignation and appointed the
other to The place. The younger, thinking
the transfer of the Office without any rea-
son being assigned rather strange pro-
cccding, instituted inquiries, resulting in
the discovery Of the forgery. He was I'M
mediately reinstated by the Postmaster
General. but not content with such rep
araton, it appears he sent challcge to his
now discounted rival to tight him duel
The superintendent Of the Census eX-
poets to have population returns of every
state, county, city, town, and village, in
pamphlet form, on the desk Of each men,
her Of Congress immediately on the OPEN
ing al that body.
Secretary Delano entered on the duties of
his new Office to-day. He proposes making
a number OF changes in the clerical force.
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REsTAUssAHTao
REETAUsfARTHo
T H n SONS "a a
DINING Rcoas AND %


A familiarity with the wants OF tie peaple, re-
sultlng from long experience In frst-class es-
tablishment In this city, has enabled the Under
signed to ct up and arrange, on Twelfth, near Main
street, one Of the most
COMPLETE Il n,STAURANTSIN THE SOUTH.
70 those who want the very best fare that can he
furnished here ne extends q cordial invitation TO
visit him, feeling confident that they will find at hts
establishment as fine OYSTERS, rs great variety
Of G;AME and FISH, and as choice MEATS as
money will procure. these are served up u. all
hours by the BEST FREN CHI COCK In tie city
His BAR is supplied with the purest LIQUORS,
WINES, &C., and his CIGARS embrace all of the
best and most popular brands.
He would especially invite attention to Ills
ROO"o FOR PRIVATE PARTIES, and inform
his friends from the country hat he has mum cir
of CUAFORTa BILE and WrLL-FUR NISHED
LODGING-ROOMs In the upper stories Of his c.
Enlistment.
no -3m JOHN i. tOHSSJN.
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COMMERCIAL.
CoRg AND YLoUn FxCuAweE, L
sIEHEOND, VA.tEog. ., lsJe. g
OFFERINGS.


SIEHEtCND, VA.tEoV. ., isjs. q
OFFERINGS.
Waeat.--White, ses bushels. Red. 2,soe hpshe,s.
Oats.-2ie7o bu2hels.
SALES.
Tzeat.-whitc. 90 bushels very good Mt a. 80; "a
si27s % bushels nj $3.50: POS bushels at ST. Is %
bushels 5ery in'erieT ct slo 20 bushes very good
at sLsss Total sss bushels. : ~'' " "Ds"sl'
Vheat.-Red, $40 bushels prime at sl.4s: 90
bushels very g1od ON private terms n, 90 bushels
badly cleaned at bGshes q. Sl.3o 1872 busii-
els nj slas; IS bushesvery inferior at gu ~ BUSH
els LOO 236 bushels good at 81 40 20 bushels ut
corn White, 100 bushels prime new at 75c
Mixed, 10 bushels very good new at zoe.
0ats.-2, 500 bushels prime ct aac.
RE-ExHIBrTED.
Wheat.-Wh'te. go bushels. Red. 81! bushels.
Oats.-25 $50 bushels.
REMARKS.
The offerings of Wheat on Change to-day we're
light, but at tie same time prices were rather
lower. Offerings OF Corn were very light and mar
ket dull, with n downward tendency. Oats also
lower. The Corn MARKET as we have already
said, Is seriously affected BY the tax imposed on
whiskey made In the State, but we b I'VE already
given the arguments put forth by the advocates OF
the repeal Of the tax and of those who sustain ; ut
the same time it is proper to say that we KNOW lat
some members OF the Corn Exchange feel such In
erest In this matter that they intend II they have
Lot done so already, to approach the Legislature
on the subjec.. We heard 1t asserted by mt u
who were engagedin the dIstilllng business In this
CITY, that II the tax was repealed they would
be able to keep their establishments gong, make
money, and 4. the same time keep up the corn
market
The market for Rye Is early played on" the
quantity offering being exceedingly small.
The price Of grain on 'Ch1nge on the I'll OF NO
vcmber, 1859, we're: Whea.-White, very good
$1.50 red very good, Sl.30. Corn-Wtite, prime,
81 Is. Oats, prime, 5sc. Rye, very good, @L 10.
The quantity Of grain offered on Change on tliat
day was as follows: Wheat-White, $40 bushels
Red, 1,2:S bushels. Corn-Wblte, 759 bushels ;
mixed 20 bushels. Oats, 2lS bushels. Rye, u
bushels.
The Board of Direct OF the Corn Exchange
held their quarterly meeting this week. Tie Sec
retary's exhibit o: the transactions on Change,
and the financial condition % the institution shows
It to be In iourishlng condition. The resispa-
ton Of Mr.. L. D. Crenshaw was laid before tie
Board, pressing business engagements preventing
him from pay ing that attention to The duties ofthe
office which he desired. The place of President Will
I've filled until the next annual election by Thomas
Branch Esq, LIST Vice President. 1t IS due TO Mr.
Crenshaw to say tn It he filed the office Of Presi-
dent with dignity, courtesy. strict impsrtialtv,
and efficiency, and to the entire satisfaction ofthe
members. His worthy successor, We are satisfied,
will M rit the same NEED of praise ut the close Of
hia
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REPAIRS TO THE CANAL.--A heavy force is
employed on the repairs 10 the canal just
above this city. Some one hundred and
tity hands are ii work on the feeder to the
city watrr-Wo rh>, and the contractors say
confidently that hey will be- able to furnish
thr city with water some time next week.
\ party al hands are 1t work on the first
trk, and have already cleaned away the
HAAS .! lumber winch lodged there, and the
H"% gale 10 the feeder is nearly completed.
o'.ti another party OF hands are repairing
Inc hrcal. across the Island ever which the
"l"ngr and Alexandria railroad passes. The
cnbauhElemt III dirt is completed on the
upper side TO the water's edge, and they are
no" sinking cribs, loaded with rock, and
are Tina, gradually closing the break. The
mo!r tedious part Of this last work is COM
Il"trd. and in 4 very few days the wafer
WI he forced back into lis old cilanncl---
LyhrtJtrr Mars.
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domestic Earkets-rRY TELEGRAPH

NEW YORK, Nov 2-Hoop.-Flour dull and de-
Glazing. Com quiet and unchanged. P"rk noini-
nally unchanged. Lard dul- Cation steady. W III
f.r dem and upl :nds, lebc.; Orleans l7sc. es J.
mated sales, 1000 bales. Turrent!' Il sh ,le
lower: sales at 45ic. Rosin firm ut $1.958S!
Freights firm.
CINCISNATI Nov. 2.-Flour dull and dropping
family. S5.5olS5.75. Corn duh and dropping !;
new 5OD53c.: old, 5sGl8oc. Pork doll and lower !;
old, s24: no new in m arkes. Lard dull and droop-
lug; new steam. 14r. BacOn-NoGe In market.
WIiskey in fair demand ut S5@s6c.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. a.-Flour steady; supcrflre.
81 lO@s4.25. Corn quiet; mixed, GQc.; choice
Whit zoe. NEiskey heavy At s5c. Hemp bag
cling uu changed. Pork and hams nominIl; shoul-
ders, l4s@l4ic.; clear sides, 2t@203c.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 2.-Bagging. flee hemp and
flax, 2sQ2sc. Flour steady. Gtain qnlet.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 2.-Cottln, i5i1isc:
receipts, 2, 100 bales; exports 800 bales; sock.
SO, $50 bales.
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a fire at Dover, New Hampshire, Tues
day, consumed the large shoe-factory Of D.,
3D.. Goodwin Il Co.., insured tor $27 ,DOo the
old and new Catholic churches, uninsured;
building belonging to Benjamin Proy, ins
4sHred for "a, 600, and injured severei adJaz
cent houses,
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wrecH of q Vessel.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Nov. 2.-The schooner
&C. E. Weston" from New York, went
ashore near Corrifeld Light-ship Monday
night. Only one man of her crew was
saved.
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Eore;ou Morkats-(RY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 2-Euening Cotton clio! ed
irm uplands, 9AG19fd.: Orleans. 95Gp99i sales,
s. 900 bales, Including 5000 Tor speculation and
.yDnrt.
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Falling Of a Floor.

MANCHESTER, Eng. Nov. 2.-The floor n
q political meeting last night gave way, and
MANY persons were more or less injured.
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Tennessee Railroads

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 2.-The Chancel-
lor having refused an injunction, the States
interest in several of the railroads will be
sold as advertised.
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LONDON, Nov. "A female, in q jacket
and red flannel skirt, wearing. gold ear
rings and necklace, has been washed ashore
on the coast of the North of Ireland, sup
posed to be from the wreck of the Cambria.
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S!ACrLAk FAcT.-An iron tube has been
SUNK hItecn feet through the constantly
shifting sands Of the Cane fifteen or twenty
feet from hgh-watpr mark, and not more
tIan three ecl above ii, and the water in
tIiS tube rises and falls with the tide; vet,
strange 10 say, although more than one
hundred barrels Of water have been iumped
from II at one time, the matter is all fresh,
ahd not the slightest trace Of saline taste is
perceptlble in it. Indeed, so excellent is
the quality OF the water that outgoing YES
sells supply themselves with water from this
well. Here is an evidence Of one OF those
Freaks OF Nature which seem incypIicable
to.our mortal understanding, but Which is
III reality ample enough-if we could but
comprehend lt.--Neac York Horid.
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" E T E L L e ~
" REsrAURATEUR, -
1o0A MAIN STREET.

Has retted his saloons, and invites the custom of
old friends, whose patronage and good VIII he has
enjoyed for t|eutv seven years. Ills LADIES'
DINING-ROOM AMI PARLOR are elegant, conf
Portable and retired, AM TIE gentle ladies OF
Richmond and from abroad will tint on bis bills
OF fare all they can desire, which VIII be served ID
The most elegant style of hia art.
The winter programme Is now presented with
all its iuXurie9 ana dslicacieS of land and water,
the most superb meats and veGet abies supplied by
the local market, aud the luxurious contributions
from North and South, will be found In his larder.
Game. oysters, ish, nison, lid and tame fowl,
&c &c., served In the best styles 10 order.
His BAR Is supplied with LIQUORS unsur-
passed by those In any bar In The United Sta,es.
the most exquisite style by his experienced bar
keeper.
pafties dining or taking other meals In his prt-
vste rooms supplied promptly according 10 or
derS.
DINNERS, SUPPERs, and MEALS furnished
TO order for parties and families IN the best stye.
Country customers will always find accommota-
ton and their orders promptly flied. 0rS
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The starch-factory Of Geo. Fox, at I.ach-
Ian, ten miles north of Cincinnati, has been
ance, $4,000. "a d.
J; r. Edmunds is appointed postmaster
al Cazenova, Va.
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THE WAR IN EUROPE.
PREPARATIONS FOR DEFENC1

DESPERATE INTENTIONS OF THE
FRENCH.
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sasE aaTEE.H.suaGas;s.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, NOV. 8 1890.
Sun Uses ,. Gas nlU03 srt1........... 81
sun sets ...,... 5.l2 k!gE lide.........- l2aS
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MCPHERSON HOUSE,

This pleasantly-iocated HOTEL, unsurpassed
by any house in the South for comfort and healthy
locality. is now open 10 travellers and Others
seeking Gccommod ton. A cali Ia solicited.
Omnibasscs will be found at the different depots.
Passengers carried to and from the hotel free Of
charge. VIM. A. WRIGHT, e
oc 5-1mH @s Proprietor. 81
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E'ise Public FycDf.

The statement Of the public debt. issued
from the Treasury Department to-day,
shows totals rs follows
pEET BEARING INTEREST IN COIN.
EunCS ~ per cent. Sal0, To- 800 90
Bonds ait per cent. l.7Sl.S G2, 300 90
DEBT BEARING INTEREST IL Law
ruI MONEY.
Certificates AZ per
NAVY pension fund, '''''V'V
1T" per ccat..... lioou,"Vo W
Debt on which intercs; has ceased
since ma,urity...... 1893, III IS
DEBT BEARING No INTEREST.
l)cman! and LEGAL
tender n"lcs...... 1856, 1872, a2l oo
Fractional currency 50. 80 7s3 ~
Ccrtiicltcs Of gold
---- 400, c5S, Oh 50
Total debt 81, 122 lel. 9a2 "a
Interest Observation-Disclosures. ~, 53?. $50 10
Total debit principal and Interest.
10 dale, including interest duc
anu unpaid AL 'dt,ol2 eo
AMOUNT ~ TREASURY.
Coin. ......,........... ioS I III o.. N.S Is IS
- 1.9,9!5, 49, Al
Debt less amour. In the Treasury, s., an 7sl 355 55
Dcnt, less amount in tie Treasury
the lst uiti!no. 2,"i6,ai3 012 -
Decrease of debt during The past
,rouIl IS. 100. 2gG as
Decrease OF debt since March l.
..,............... GgG 54L l2l &C.
The statement OF bonds issued to the Pa
cilic Railroad Company, interest payable i'll
lawful money. shows totals as follows ::
amount outstanding. SG4 ,GlS. $50 4; interest
accrued and not yet paid. 81 ,292 81 ga in
tercSt paid by The United States. SSH
:i:'.49; interest repaid by transportation of
mails. - Az, GS3.G.; balance Of interest paid
Ay The United States, SG,4O2. 6G2.33I.
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n0ARYsYNe:


T,IRST-CLAsS BOARDING.-W0LTZ
n HOUSE formerly Cook's', corner OF sth aud
Clay sire etc. ID Pre- pated to receive few FIRST
GLASS B0ARuEhs. The we'll known reputation
OF the proprietress as q arst-rate b usekeerer
sures to her guests comfortable AID satisfactory
accommoda. Ions. A few TRANSIENT boarders viii
be accommodated. MhS c.. j. WOLFF.
N. B.-A limited number OF day boarters will
be taken. mol. 2w
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TspRANSIENT AND DAY BOARD. MAY
4 be had at Mrs. ROSCOE q. HaAPH'S, at ca
Mai1 street, opposite the Arlington House. l
M
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FERTILIZERS.

HALIFAX COUNTY, VA, Oct. ID, 1870.
Messrs. A. Y. Stokes g. Co., Richmond: ~,
Dear Slrs,-We used two bags Oh screw. Tow
nate rows With Old Dominlon Fertilizer, pnttlng
heaped t sblfspoon OF eseh TO the hin. We could
see no difference in che result Of the TWO tertlli
we have seen for years. Send two tons ssa-Fowl
To .Barksaale,s Station, .kichmond and DsnVille
Railroad, and charge the same 70 ssss3 IL
90 * o pun oo'is - JOSHUA HIGHTewER.
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synod OF Nsrgsuta.

fH,psr.lCi TO- thu Richmond Dispatch ]
FIRST DAY.
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large and handsome assortment OIL lne mn ,.c,
tnrers Within the past two weeks by Dir JOHN !:
RFGSAULT, now in store and offered AT The lowest
cash prices ,-,,,.,or,,v >vorr I'm all
theif pr@n'he' p''pJ HsNKY GRAFTON,
IN, No. 9th klreet.
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GENERAL LEE.--The finest CHRVMO
IT'S OF GEN. LEE and TSsNE.
WALIrJ&CKS0E, size l4by u, oVaa, pebsgsasn,eG
ssisInhiae - .-sls,Ss-'11- 90 9l--lmz
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.NEW.--THE CHANGED CROSs-the
IN most beautiful chrome ever offered TO Che pnl-
lie. Sold by frst-class dealers. Published by ..
H0OYE s, s14 Market street. Philndelnhia. -
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yNTANTED-FRoM isr or NAY, SUITABLE ROOM
w for deniist, eommrncng practice; iqration nhov'
Twentieth street aud below Thys xhstreet, eide ap
puinmelts must De OF the beG. Address, by mail, OFFICE
WANTED, care Of samuel 5. White .5t tfoaisay.
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xxTA9yID a SIT or FROM FIVE TO EfGur
w roo ,s The lrst 1oor, all TIC modern convent
euccs p.iGsS " tsksa tIo toaTde:s
..tse-a !alra En4 sgulA avenues and Fourteenth
Fot3 preferred ADDRESS apply to Mira j.
u. NJ. N9S 3na0n1 a eane
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ViTANTED--ET i FAMILY, I'VE ROOMS, SUITABLE
w hous 4Aeepns, TO exceed t4Gl locator
between Second aud thirteti streets Address 81 1856
Herald olice.
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QIT EAST PATH STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG
~ gr a. good plain COOK washer aud ironer would
DO housework IN small family i've years reference Gail
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QnQ lsT Ay. BETWEEN l7TII AND 18TH srs-As
9ood COOK In private family and 10 assist Ia the
washing; city reference.
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CQC WEST 9TH ST., NEAR 7TH Av., PIRSI
ZOp boorAs frst class cook understands al branche.
of cooking is excellent baker would 60 10 hotel
Ing house or restaurant: city reference.
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on WEST 27TH ST, BETWEEN 7TH AND sTH AVS
Eol respectable woman as cook understands It IN all
seen for two days. "
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WANTED THIRD FLOOR FOR TWO GENTLE
w ineniwhou, board, N good locality Ff,h
and rtirten woud prefer furnish
the door theiassiyss Ad!rsss q. .. ~ Herald otgce
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WANTEp.-sTArEH ISLAND PROPERTY OWNERS
w desiring rsrt sell respectfully requested
send description 70 W. a. OOl.LINS, 23 Pae street
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CIC WEST 18TH ST., SECOND FLOOR IN THE
- - rearTwo sisters. Proestanls one cook, The
Sher as chambermaid aud waitress best city reference
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yyrANTED-Bf 4 SMALL FAMILY OF ADULTS, FROM
w May 10 October l, small Gus, ragt OF Honge
furnishel unfurn,ehed either
ohJcc, the advertiser being a comfortable
hone moderate the months Address
NJ tox 3 <iS New lork Post onics
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CE2 WEST S2D STA RESPECTA Bile WOMAN AS
200 cook in private family assist IN washing .
has good reference. Can be for two days
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(NANTED-FOR THE SUMNER MONTE A FUR
w nshcd country House. with ample gronnis, stables
&C. within 1870 aoais ride OF New York b the ire Hafisn
HUDSON River Railroad. Address s., bo9 1856 New
York Pos! Office.
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OPT MADISON STA COOK; rs A GOOD WASHER
be seen for two days.
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WANTED BY 4 SMALL AMERICAN FAMILY, TIL
w lower part - ~ efng cortainn, modern improve
ments. in COOL rc;hhorhood Address. f4l plr,icu
lars, A., box lA4 Hernl office.
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sLANrED-A SITUATION, BY THE lsT or ArgIL,
w by active man and wife tProtcs,ants;
coachmap: wife cha mermald, waitress
for three daSs TOM, box ll9 Herald oniee.
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900 WEsT 18th STA QUIET, WILLING GIRL as
Av)C chaubermaid and waitress, has references To
eiviiy and honesty.
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OFT EAST 18TH ST., FROST BAsEMEEr.--A RE
IL spec.able CIR! as chambernai aud waitress o
chaabsgnsid aud nurse; good city releiencc
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TIN COURIER SUISSE, ARRIVE pERNIEREMEN1
~ fanilie s'aiss desire trouver unc fami'
e,ourner e yoyager Europe. pcs bonnes recon-
pnandaiions Saeresser u. NJ, Herald oAlce.
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MATrEn-h FURNISHED COTTAGE. WITHIN Ten
w Of tho be reasoaabtc; family
| small Address COTTAGE, HerLd oniee
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| ykTAHTED-FkoM NAY I, BY a FAMILY or ADULTS
w good sized Floor. furnished, with toi
housekeeping, gtualef between ttcith
Fourth and seventh avenues: references ex
| changed. Address O., box iSs7 Post olhce.
The New York herald., 1870-03-25

TOR AN EDUCATED, QUIET LADY, NICE UHFUR.
nished Room, vita gas, and adjoining bedroom, IN
strictly private moderate either between Nas
Esheenih and Thr eth ast Faty fh and fifty
third streets References EXCHANGED Address NJ. g. III
West Sxteeath street.
The New York herald., 1870-03-25

APARTMENTS WANrED-BY A GENTLEMAN, WIFI
n and seryant, conssng of eve Rooms, between Leroy
Thrty.strt sDth rert
from $500 500 bath and gas Adress H., Spring street.
A.
The New York herald., 1870-03-25

yIrAfrED-k POSITION As FAPMER By MARRIED
w man. eucumbranrc having years experience
IN last place produce hat class reference &c Address
y. X, Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1870-03-25

900 WEST s6rH sr.--IN a PRIVATE FAMILY TO DC
L-IL cbauiberWnrk and waiting or chamherwork alone
best city refereace Can be FOR two days
The New York herald., 1870-03-25

y{TANTrD "A SITUATION BY RESpECTA BILE MAR
w red man; IL good vegetable gardener aud farmer
thoroughly 9dessands ~ Can flae lawns and keep
teman's pacs IN order upders y the ot horses
good mad milk; has The best reference
his last emph yer Address Mr. ed KNAPPY, No Broa.
a., basement.
The New York herald., 1870-03-25

C,LOOR wANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND
servant Israeteal hoor 70 eonsst q I'VE rooms batt
and not 500 per annum, between Morton ans
Jhirtyseventh streets, Sixth and Ninth Aden
BOZ box 2Ul Herald Oace.
The New York herald., 1870-03-25

CC1 9TH Av. BETWEEN 9orH AND 2,sr sTs-
TX r competent COOK, wash iron is wilia
and oblgng good bread biscuit baker, good reference