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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-09

Mos. Eagtmsn for an purposes Of the eonnuHea
items polished "a The DAILY NEWS, tie e-loa create
we're evo mig tens7 Of s correspondence that the
male I'm thf o0luuT succor tho
Lictt.! Fr-.cH 1eaka ~ ~ irIr rse
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GOunirp Real estate tor Sale.

TOR SALE-The most desirable SUMNER
HOTEL sIFB America The CORNER LOT OF the Gibbs
tste and Newport beach FRONTING THB
BRRAKBRs VIII be easy responsible parties
will bud Oh srsass which this Al
dress ALFRED SMlIh Newport L. J.
GEORGIA. LANDS.
VI FOR SALE LOTS containing 400 each located
AMI Clncl C1un and known
and ST. Tie iauds unmproed, blt
cultivation Of Cotton VIII be sold low Ad-
dress 4 A. W.. Box lB Tribune 0hre.
l. W sTEvEssoS, W. Ii. sTIyExsos Astorasy.stLaE.
STEVENSON e. Co.,
- RIAL E5TATB AND COLLECTING AGENTS,
e
Geo s. Cos President American Rreangr Bank r.
K A. T. MAser1 No IL Souhst, n Y,
A. V. ". Van Yechtal. 40 PiBe-Et
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TUE DAILY NEWS has dsiaRcd ~ Egopsta journals
the fllaess pt0u pnsss, an Of lie aewL"
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~, RSE AND CARRIAGE MARKEr


Esv-YOaK. PdssY. Ng- q. fsT5.
Affairs In tbs gcnecl Horse market looks still
vry gloomy sohns doing eeJ0ad lev sAsseaSas n
low prioed
A, M..., Josro, Van asrs Asoa Mar hs following 'uIss
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PAIL MALL GAZETTE.

Te Bea-ged RendeaF led lie uhch rehectsd IN hs hfu
RIGGS seems 10 Of YeTy variety
which would LIE anoag The population Of closely
invested ey al be -e4cea-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-09

secsndbard coupe, By n Co., s1ougs e'' anu
several GOD and q top wagons moderate prices -.
sale Al Ns,sn Barker 4 Chase Ctr Auction Mar, " Y Tas
sails corner ThrT-nhths BroadEAy morrow Sa1r
iust, at ~ ooosk-
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EXAMINER

9TH, letters Of The Beegsd Rsenf from Paris we're Of srsH in
appeared nom time to tine IN ThB DALI H""
T.v rrs lively minute the accurate description OF
s Psu during tho Of isolation from the rest Of
France. Other kindred books viii published witch viii hsp
eoe the picture volume Is likely be more Tu,oe than
v Of he others 70 IND elsewhere
uurh o. detail
DAIIY NEys shown BIZ HOrks several OF mem
r,rp In the Ualed BngIb euoRs all Of Which
bs~. lin Id cou
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TIE pgrTscHB ZTruNg DERLnD.

at the nost Bporaai All soHbuo. the history
The e have Jet seen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-09

All who have real estate for sale or to let
and those desiring purchase rent such property
viii find 70 their interest to advertise in The TRIBUNE
Ia aggregate circulation exceeds that Of any other news
paper and in addition this advantage The TRIBUNE
VII DO found not only NewYork and all Its cities and
villages but in every State and Territory throughout the
Union The advertisement should be as brief as VIII
allow Of the advantages claimed being made clear to the
reader We would especially dwell on the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions Of THE TRIBUNE Day
Weekly and Weekly comprise individuals in every
buspess profession consequently advertisements in each
are read By all classes THE TRIBUNE devOtes especial
attention 70 reports OF sales Of real estate both In city
and country thus adding greatly 70 the value OF Its col
umns az an advertising medium The charges for adyer
Using are as follows DAILY TRIBUNE, 80 cents per Inc
for each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE y lines SEbT-
WEEKLY TRIBUNE cents per Line. Aboutten words OF
our wide columns average sne Terms. cash in advance
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ILLUSTRATED TINES.

"The letters Besege always raey, graphic
and Thoroughly unique in tier their tia"
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NEW YORK TrNEq.

6s o13ct0a o. -eII1-1 y Tlla05 07lI7a0s 70 10 llI
~ NETWORK NATTOy
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5ituatious UaIteo--females.

OLkuuLLDlb
A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BB RECEIVED AT rHB UPrOWh
st. up sp. Al REGULAR oAss rseI
A COLORED INTELLIGENCE OFFICE
n number Of southsr GI and Men avays on hand Cool.
waters ''' S' OF COUNTY, - . JOHN P RANDOLPH
A YOUNG GIRL as LADY's MAID; compe-
~ 70, 70 DO ever .o o. ANAL s"s gsy .ns : respectful IN
' s,s1I c''' '''' a7 references o- lDl ''' '''
A CHAMBERMAID or NURSES situation
wanted By sn %Sang . sGHaa , ID, 81 country Cal
Ne BieeoAsrsL, BowsrI
An INTELLIGENT German Girl "a LAD1s
or caIPsSSs HA md p and S aSl. M Reference
OF sddre,, e T. 100 Lero,..t conner Hudson;
A RFSPECTABLE middle-aged German lady
LIVED er 9 y.A T sS e; s sfas' 81 'FS' -'-
An EXPERIENCED, agreeable, skillful,
Y ,Ir sRsE can BE- engaged immediately refs TO ladies' nd
bsit ps-sssas n s.s s' f5rs ~ Ci,y.
As IADY's MAID and SEAMSTRESS.-
y Understands hadressas AL oIersng on Wheeler %1s
@sehss ne, s.1g 5S s'iI ss second bell
AN EXPERIENCED, agreeable, skillful,
a ruouy NURSE be sugaEed mme.ie refers 70 ses snd
best phvas t etg Will 20 IN tie eo1n'' OA OF aoafe NO
81 Lsing.oa-ave, Ssv-York GiEY.
a Young LADY, writing beautiful hand
n gy ,s g1sa iF s ~ s snsnss R' SERVICES
ANY lady wishing an excellent GIRL, handy
"A with Of work id perfectly; Trustworthy Please cali at
"a fiisou-ire, present empoltrs
RFSPECTABLE Protestant girl wishes to
"A earn DRESSINGS oOns highly recommended 1S BAst
niry-seeond-st
RESPECTABLE WOMAN desires to go
w s.i X !e ss a. q '''''H'' ''' -'f "D
A YOUNG LADY writing beautiful hand.
ea,. ' Address s5s ' SEao P o sss station 4
HOUSEWORK, &c.-By competent German
i i gh ssiiusueu % DO CINE HQUsBWORk OF n COOK
WAsHER IRONBR Eias AMI oons good reference CaA
at No BleseEerst, cor Bo~ery.
situaiions manieo-- fflales.
A SITUATION WANTED az PORTER, or
oaai wiling obHngi ia. good reference Adrs PORTER
Tribune Olce
A YOUNG MAN wishes situation as
N wAITBR and make hn,e u,sa IN pnyA fsmL best city
rseues rea undadI cooking also Call or address T. H. r. u
DiuHou-st, room ..
A NEAT YOUNG MAN desires a position as
n DAhKEEPER understands his business thoroughly and viii
faHh y references Apply 10 present employer T. O. Ksi
A SINGLE SWISS, speaking French, German,
Tood rsisr.Sess Address p g. no TTsaIy.sIA
A YOUNG MAN wants a situation as WAITER
codh,1 n E Eah S .i SG so & sssssH
A SINGLE Swiss speaking French, German,
sod rsisrsaos@ Ad1rsss y s. TTsaIy-.It1sl
A COLORED MAN wishes TO take charge of
~ FURNACE stop Water Address for days l6
TEeniiethft, In rear, ASDREW HENRY
THE ADVERTISER, an American by ~birth,
sgei yeaS Is ia need ofeapoynsni ia good mechanic i,@i
eaIpeneng mAciIerJ painting sahoaf Soa1
anything Rat ofe good reference IN the a Please a'S
J. L. H., Trbaue O1es.
ANANTED-By young Scotchmant mar
w re without charge u Yarn ~ nsf
Call apply BY ioisr 70 ALbA SikH'
ART. No. l28 Fairst, Trenton, n j.
IOHN DWIGHT & CO.,
- Mauu'soiuIeri Of
sALERATUs. SUPER-CARB SODA. &c.
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TINEs

The misns t;ers Of hs Beese Resident way inferior
tose that ave mad srs u
style Of writing ma nds of Mr. Berna 0sboraes
ttn--s se 20 Eslch tie and the siege sn themselves
singular He Of putting place obsrVA
uOns IN Fsy generally telAug, and ohen singing"
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THg GRAPHIC.

III. Letters Ar. very nl,rtly raa,n'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-09
New- 1ersep Rsai estate for SALE.

New- 9rrsep Reai estate for Sale.
A SEASIDE COTTAGE for sale ut Mon
Beach Depot Of The Se~ey Railroad The
basement, COItaAng 0 l0I
running and
Ice house. &c, eOnP'eie Prioe 5000 Apply 70
p Il. TBBsR. Newark, Esw-Jerer
TOR SALE-AdjOinIng the pleasant village
Il Westio j.. ID mas Railroad, PROP
bRTI Of y Cfh rog land boh sides Of S0utha7a
ing veil Of goOi and all oubulgs
rood Oder abundance o. fruit large OF Tie place eligible
building plots shch will good Address VIII
LIAM DAVIS, Tribune Ohee n Y.
FOR SALE-A desirable residence on the
eastern slope OF Englewoo n j. containing q under good
cultivation shd fully tea stable aHd eoaehaoa &c &c oss
contains u with improvements One Of the most dezTa
(1lop HOMER MORGAN, Pine-st
ORANGE, N. isl coo CASH, AND 10 PER
~ CBNT IN ANIMAL INsIALLMBNTs.-lo new and attractive
HOMES Church rsngug from - 80 70
Orange 5aoH 1900 Sl0,
with hot and cold water bathroom Eaterloset Gc N snort
APP
pb,s JAMES r. GILMORE, a2 BFoadst, heWaEE, n J.
ARRANGE, n. j., and Misunderstanding
" property for sale exchange H. GEthI.
- EsssAst LIBERTY Or,nge Once, opposite main derot
DAHWAY, N. Cheap HOMES In and
III Railway. FARMS OF every SIZE, quality ana price
Col ). A MARTIN.
OInn PER MONTH.-FOR SALE or 70
Lbertyst trsin low fares ~ 90 IAuh
h-s an COLI water es
town Elizabeth Station zoo ees
dstAnt OWNER P. o. Box 23J, New 4orE CiT
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THE WAR CORRESPONDENCE

FsAneial Advertisements Of every Lind
THE WAR CORRESPONDENCE
of"THE DAILY NEWS" pulusAsd asst rear has had ,1asa
twelve edition. having already reached subnei fsI
Of the criticisms Of H. contemporaries England aud elsewhere;
MORNING POST
The Whole eorresponis0oe forms series Of graphic pcusa
ArHEN BUN
"Ofau the hsory var
uSefal tAAa ths volumes before us"
ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS.
"The Special Correspondents Of THE DAILY NEWS have
phsse the Efforts Of all aOse employed BY the other JoarIa"
SPECTATOR
"THE DAILY NRws has been By far tho richest IN correspondence
fvairs ance The war began
PAIL MALL GAZETTE.
The merits ohs procured BY TIE DAILY NEWS
Depended not upon s Singular pronptns but also On 10 Hhssat
excellence beng at e accurate and picturesque
SATURDAY REVIEW.
"THR DAILY NEWS IA ef prs6uinsE The accuracy
and value Of even Kind Of intelligence with regard 70 'bs var"
QUARTERLY REvIEw
THE DAILY NEWS has greatly diugushed itself hroughou
the war BY sae aeeurAsT Of iniOriaaaoa-''
THE PoRTSIGHTLT REVIEW.
There Is no reed eo1esponi-aoe Of THE
DAILY NEWS persons who recall s Of tie battles Of
Grayoe sad Sedan and Of the terribly photographs Peaes Of Metz
during and Aissr the siege" -
bs War Correspondents rHR DAILY NEWS have earned for
that paper pre5z.asa reputation"
GUARDIAN
The ereencs TIE DAILY EXWS correspondence has beea
matter Of aoorsy and gsseTa eeuielson.'
BRITISH QUARTERLY REVIEW.
Probby amply radsisd
modern thirst for the pursqus description Of the battle Of
like page ont Of Tsctas and for awful Vvdns'
mig BY Of TAucylsfs narrative Of the plague
THR BIRMINGHAM POST.
The tanIeende1t THB DAILY NEWS has taken
dlag TIE var displaying s-ieay bnH IL eoassH
porATie. naturally Aad admiration"
ILLUSTRATED TIMES.
eriHse urerlloasi tlr marvellous ability and
wonderful .cegray aavy acknowledge - 1le aPpciL
EXAMINER
the var hss sppeared q 'TuB DAILY NbWs'"
TUE WESTMINSTER REVIEW.
Mos. Engst know purposes Of The eoununoA
Hen rrsHshed % THE DAILY NEWS tie --oa
we're ev r ensere4 correspondence that the
have male In h coaHuT 70 suooo the
/ allclo- Fls-cA Deasaats isoA tgir rise
NEW YORK TINES.
Ibs collection Of valuable oaHbuios 70 the history Of
/ tins memorable struggle"
NETWORK NATION.
letters equal Descriptive r,euOa s iuest dslns.
similar novels IA caryes Preienet
the Great The account, Net E1eh tie fes
deoary abound call sketches As The
description Of TIE Bsl,e Of 5esan IS Joo-'
NgWYOCK TRIBUNE
1.-THE DAILY NEWS has ssane ~ other Raropsia 0uTaas
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rnR R1RlLINaHAM Pnsr.

"hs tAnEcendc1 stride Which The DALI AEWs has take
daring displaying slieY brilliant supremacy over - eeassE
porae. has naturally excited bolh admiration
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THE british QUARTERLY REYIKw

'Tbe personal bee ietien uaqueaonibly that
gave their It corn that the lspsabls traits
srd unworthy actions Besegvd tie ehracsr viii
taksa truthful narrative Of the great
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-09

9TH. Besegsd Resident ksn-sghied Of the ~ord
7elv sometimes re.aRdeasy reporter
Of incidents bsar Of The entertaining aahOs
gar IA bTOa. 81 Ort4.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-09

Probsby campaign amply raHsaa OF
thirst the picturesque The description Of the battle
Gavoo.te like page ont Of Tsa and for awful vVdns
mig saLd BY bs Of ThucyceS narrative Of the plague
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-09

The superiority oftse descriptions ofths " H uh we're furnished By
THE DAILY EEWS everywhere acknowledge Therefore, the col
lection hor commercial Of he
which tls produced mast be pronounced Ia Ire
ehe degree useful The Correspondents Of THg DAILY NEWS
e1oe those Of sd other journals IN Vrompamde eeP0usas ihi
Aecuracy.'
DsrJ lie B-sed Rseus IN Paris Of which Tie folo-ns
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THE WESTMINSTER REvIEW.

Earlier and frr Information other paper Las gEen sbess
Ibe var hss sppeared IN 'THB DAILY NbWa'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-09
~aT afonoon advertisements.
THE DAILY NEWS.

THE Dairy NEWS" Gouion Bnlni Offers to ali residents N
ne Unied STATES Who uh With The B1ssh pubic
unsIamr led henuoz
hscrruaaoa Of "Tg DAILY SEwT has received 'Eir'ori
na Impetus iurag the last two Jar Un The popularity WI ~ '
character u ~ Foreign General Inlhgszcs Tho Increase N ia
sale h onward Of oar hunii per cent and "TR DAILY hk"s
being nov coad Eagsh Newspaper In ~ oossa'asacy o.
rr era Unsurpassed msum for al sssss u AdveFssmcnU
while Of EaEsh 0pHoa h has special rsooHehdAA'H'
Aee.B IN. hirh reputation Of "THE DAILY NEWS" al
Fnanal subject. consulted By bankSr 1ereAnia
troier nyssioes &c. AL osaes-iy tho best channel for
FinancAl Advertisements Of every Lind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-09

ILLUsTRArED LONDON NEWS.

TIE Diary ofa Be>sged Rsaisnt IN Paris viii CERTAINLY ION
one Of The most remarkable records Of episode Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-09

a. s. FLANDRAU'S,
NOS : AND Is EAST BIGHTERNrH-Sr..
Between BROADWAY and PIFTHAyB
TOR SALE-HORSES and DOGS. Any pei
obtaining ar.tcAs huns trosang. drHught
other Eeltrsned sporngdOys
REQUIREMENTS sa Intended Parchase
It viii neonVehesse Address HAWKS Co., Montreal CanAd
HORSE DlSEASE.-Ws feel it our duty TO
public tsat RENEES PAIN KlLLlNd MAGIC OIL
almost 10, quite pscihs in this n1sdy used Internally aaa
externally aithfaT and psIssieny has been AoFoaghT tested
bathing the aud hme mired With Ssr
bathing tds and das Tia Ia
that
70 die be treated with Rsnnos Magic OIL
relieved few out Of daRgor This arce
while aeutralIs the elsanea and
the st0msc and seems %
whole We invite Of Horses 70 W our
Magic OIL JOHN HENRY WhOlesals Agent. New YORK and
sold BY all Druggists and GrooerA WIN RBhhB SONS,
Pttsseh, Mass, Sole PropnsOn &c.
HORSE BLANKETS, HARNESS, SADDLES,
Of Ssddery goods extensively nAnufscGrsd fun
Of Blankets and sabe plush and other Carnage Robes
or everJ qaaHy O. b SMITH Co. 20 Warren-I
HARNRSS.-Horse Clothing, Blankets, Breast
IL Robes ahd Hoe Equipments o. every description me
arEsst variety T. A. AOSBAAh BhO AanRiAs-
EEEeI0oms ia Chamber+st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-09

'ro srtcise these sgrelaolsi tar marvellous ability
roneriul 4ccgTscy aalvesy acknowledge - aey sppeT4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-09
6orses, Carriages, aurness, &c.

AT BARKER s. CHASE ..
"A CITY AUCTION MART AND NETWORK rArrRRSALLs,
corner BrosdsaT and Thrty-ninihsL
MAJOR C. W. BARKER, AacaoReer
RssnAr Salos Of Horses CarAgsl 10
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY..
private establishments disposed Of as Pueo or pya
tho best advantage genera ssonsns o. hosse
the sit inc aesss o. al
classes 81 purchasers constantly hand.
LARGE DRIVING RING
In the Mari for showing Hcrssl on saa
Twenty -four hours allowed for trial
syery HorSo sold under WaTTaaseo
Carriages taken 0
SUPERIOR stAbiBg for Horses sale.
Outside sales solicited AID promptly attended 70.
Liberal advances made everything n the hOrse lne
SALE or HOkSB3i CARRIAGES, kIC..
THIS DAY. AT IL O'CLOCK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-09

BUrIBISGS REPORTED nov. T. 1874
No DysSns oornoe gattsT piazza L. C. sand.O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-09

ISAAC HOLLIS & SONS,
GUHhAKERs, 90 CHKAFSIDB. LONDON
RREECH-L0ADERS,
RREECH-LOADERS,
RREECH-LOADING EXPRESS RIFLES
~ Of every kiAd
MILITARY and SPORTING RIFLES on
VI mariuHeary Wesley Richards suder, CbEssePot Greea
Brothers. and other psieetet sgaten~
ISAAC HOLLIS SONS as Chsapnde. Loudos
NEXT-OF- CE.-ESTABLISHED
~ l8S-Just THIRD EDITION Of CHAMBRRSS INDR1 TO
HRIRsAr FLAW IFTEsrATSS others RBIAI-
ING TO VAST SUMS or UNCLAIMED MONEY. letter. AZ, Is
N complete three cellars post free ROBBHr CHAM
BB stsokWe Park Road LO8dOa EzGad and all BooEsosn
Ageuts wanted in the q. g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-09
BRITISH QUARTERLY REVIEW.

The sIoeeBcs Of TIE DAILY S2ws correspondence has been
matter Of common ao,orlety and general confession
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-09

"THE DAILY NEws puiuhsd asst rear has bad sIiasraaV
ale twelve oOns having heen already reached suhone are eH
4 tie criticisms Of IL contemporaries England aud elsewhere;
MORNING POST
The Whole correspondents forms series Of graphic peaTes
The New York herald., 1872-11-06

WANTED IMMEDIATELY-A SMART FIRST CLAs!
TO The business in New York or New Jerscy must under
stand all branches OF mixed farming thoroughly; refer
ence required Address, with particulars, age, cxpc
ricnce, &c, HUSBANDRY, Herald office.
The New York herald., 1872-11-06

~ for new, first class Sewing Machines, on monthly
NEW YORK MACHINE STITCHING COMPANY
S6l Third avenue near Twenty sixth street
The New York herald., 1872-11-06

TTOuSEKEEPER WANTED-BY A WHOEVER. AD-
IL dress stating qualifications &C., four days
l. T. NJ. Station A. One who has no objection to travel
preferred.
The New York herald., 1872-11-06

7HQ WEST 18TH ST., NEAR 7rH AVA RESPECT
IOt' able young woman as nurse; would mind grow
Ing children and sew or would wait lady; has five
years city references can operate on Wheeler and Will
sons machine.
The New York herald., 1872-11-06

(NIGARS.-A GOOD CIGAR CLERK OR PORTER Is
~ oren tor situation any amount Of reference giver
II frcquired. Address CHAS ECkERT, Jr, AZ verandaf
place, BROOKLYN.
The New York herald., 1872-11-06

A SMART SALESWOMAN wANTED-IN THE PAR
n ors of first class private establishment. Only
with experience need address CAREFUL, Herald Up
town Branch Office.
The New York herald., 1872-11-06
HELP wANTEr-FErYALEs.

A REDUCTION IN TELEGRAPHY TO Sl5-MEN,
N women boys ana girls to learn and take positions
demand greater than the supply. THOMPsON'S College,
- 4th av., opposite Cooper Institute.
The New York herald., 1872-11-06
CcACHMEN AND GARDE

VNANTED-A DRY GOODS SALESMAN. APPLY I
w OCONNOR son, 4.8 Sd av.
The New York herald., 1872-11-06

INIRST CLASS CLOAK HANDS, WAIST TRIMMIsRS
H. and good operator on Wheeler Wilson's maeiinc
wanted Immediately; come prepared for work.
NJ. A. DOUGLASS i3 East I7th St
The New York herald., 1872-11-06

AT THE AMERICAN BATHS, I25 EAST nth ST.,
n good, strong, healthy, active girl for shampoonj
and willing 10 make herself useful must come recon-
mendcd. Apply for three days.
The New York herald., 1872-11-06

HIGHEST wAGEs.-FIRsT CLASS GIRL WANTED,
cook. her and ironcr, for the country. Apply
to-day between and oclock, at II Park row. room a.
The New York herald., 1872-11-06

I WILL GIVE TO ANYBODY A MONTHS WAGES
l. who gets me situation clerk assistant book
keeper Address A. b., box 10 Herald office.
The New York herald., 1872-11-06

7CJ WEST 47TH ST., REAR.--A YOUNG WIDOW
- rs nurse; can take OF baby from Its birth
or grown children and 10 assist with the other work
The New York herald., 1872-11-06

S7 EAST HST STA YOUNG GIRL AS FIRST
Cl class laundress in private family: understands
her business thoroughly; Is good washer and roncr;
two years refe renee from last place.
The New York herald., 1872-11-06

| on DELANCEY ST, NEAR ORCHARD ST-AS
JV housekeepcr In u hotel; understands the linen
room; city country low salary in respectable place
good city reference,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-05-15

where he resided at the time of his death.
In 1889 he placed himself under eleven
ger, a noted sculptor of the Queen City,
where his fOndness for art was first de-
veloped. He became an artist of note and
painted many pictures of historic in
terest. Prominent among these was
his famous picture of "Sheridan's Ride"
executed to order for the Union League
Club of Philadelphia. He was i'll Rome
when our civil war began, but fastened
home and took an active part in promot-
ing that unfaltering public sentiment that
SO thoroughly sustained our armies during
the dark days of the war. Reads best
known production is "SheIidan's Ride,n a
piece written impromptu one afternoon in
Cincinnati and read that night at Pixies
Opera House, by Murdoch, to an audience
thoroughly captivated by its inspiration
and loyal sentiments.
Among his other productions the best
known are 1.-THE Female Poets of Ameri-
ca, y "The Pilgrims of the st. Bernard, -
''The New Pastoral, y "The Stayed Curse"
"The Blessed Dead" and Hero and Lee
snder."
Let us hope, says the Louisville Com
D,ercidL, in the language of his beautiful
poem, Drifting" that:
IN o more, no more,
The worldly shore
Upbraids me with its loud uproar
With dreamful eyes
My spirit lies
Under the walls of Paradise
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a WISE SETTLEMENT.

THE Washington Treaty is lost" pro-
claims a heated partisan press, that, to
crafty its hatred of Grant, would glory
in our country's misfortune. But we do
not believe their hopes will be realized.
Our dispatches yesterday morning gave
the substance of the Presidents cOnfiden-
tial message to the Senate. From what is
made public, we are able to understand
the purpOrt of the document. In the
course of the correspondence on the treaty
1t has been intimated to our Government
that while England would feel COM
PEELED to withdraw from the treaty if the
claim for indirect damages was pressed,
she would agree upon supplemental
treaty that would settle forever the Orjtt-
cipLc out of which said claim grew. As
the final solution of this question was all
our government hoped for in presenting
this claim to the arbitratOrs, this PROPOSE
ton seemed fair and satisfactory But the
President alone has no authority TO nego-
tiate treaties, hence he has presented the
proposition as proper one for the consid-
Grafton of the Senate. We see no reason
why this manner of disposing of the trouble
should not be satisfactory. 1t settles the
principle about which the bad feeling be-
tween the two countries originated and
leaves the other question of direct damage
to be settled by the Geneva tribunal.
While we think it would have been more
satisfactory if the indirect claims had
never been presented, we think the pro-
posed solution entirely honorable and sat-
isfactory to the administration and very
wise way to dispose of a very unpleasant
question.
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THOMAS BUCHANAN READ.

We announced briefly yesterday morn
ing the death of Thomas Buchanan Read.
which took place at the Astor House, New
York, at IL o'clock Saturday night, 18th
inst. He was carried off by an attack of
pleuro-pneumonia, i'll the ifty-tirst year of
his age. Since his arrival from Italy, Il
week since, he has been lying PROSTATE by
illness, the severity of the disease being
still further aggravated by the lingering
effects of the Roman fever from which he
suffered in the Holy City.
He was borne in Chester county, Penn
sylvania, on the 18th March, 1922. At an
early age he went West to Cincinnati,