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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-09-07

STEILACOOM ITEMs.-Our corresponds
eht at Steilacoom, under date Of the 4th,
writes: Another shameful assault was pef.
petrsted at Tacoma, last Monday night, ID
which one Bob McDermot seriously injured
Mr.. A. j. Babcock, formerly Of your place,
with blows inflicted by marlin.spike on
the head. DR.. Hemcnwuy vent down and
scwcd up the wounds. McDern,ot had
preliminary trial before Geo. +. Atkinso6,
Justice Of the Peace, who fixed his bail
at 81 900, in default Of which he is now 10
Jail. The Ladies, Aid Society Of this place
are preparing to give al ice cream festival
and ball, Friday evening, the proceeds of
which will be used to construct q bridge
near the upper town. observe that the
Olympia and Portland papers assert that
poles for line of telegraph have been set
up between this place and Tacoma, which
is mistake. Poles were distributed along
the route last fall, but nothing more has
been done with the enterprise.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-09-07
TIE DOLLY Warden" CAsE.-Al

TIE "DoLLY WARDEN" CAsE.-An
amusing suit is in progress at Steilacoon
which excites no little merriment among
those who do not take 50 decided interest
10 the result as to make them partisans.
1t appears that's few months aso tile ladies
society and gave q series Of
entertainments to raise money for public
improvements, the nature Of which was to
be decided by a vote of the Association
thereafter. When this vote was taken a
majority voted for town hall, whercupon
the minority Withdrew from the Associa.
ton their hobby being street improve
tnents. The Treasurer of the Association,
belonging to the seeding party, the |" sim
ews Of war" although by vote appropriated
for specific purpose, we're withheld. The
controversy now assumes legal aspect, a
suit having been brought by the newly
elected Treasurer for the recovery Of the
funds Of the Association. The case will be
M amusing one when it comes on to be
heard, and the result is await with created
interest by the citizens of our sister city.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-09-07

Nor ENOUGH GIRLS TO Co RotND.
1t is reported that the complete census
returns Of The United States for 1870 give
d these startling statistics Of our popula-
Gon:
Women and girls. Observation-Disclosures. 1904, SOC
Surplus Of man and boys. ......... 42s,S5s
A surplus Of 428, $3.50 men and boys is
something really startling when it is con.
sidercd chat Adam and Eve, one man and
one woman, is the law of the creation.
But as in the chapter Of accidents there
are more fatalities among boys than girls,
and more widows than widowers, and more
old maids than bachelors, our surplus of
men and boys is in the infantile. and not
in the adult population. so time at last
makes all things even."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-21
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS
II URsDAY. Nov. q

II URSDAI. Wow 81
vu outh. Chrnourg AMI Hsmhurg. fum
u SuppeRcDtrrv Mail Oh Perfect o.
TaEt. HOhokeu. CLOSET a. cteaIasuplls ~ 2 iom
% n Tmrd-st., hohoEa
a Closed Maiiis bv this Inc
ian letters deposited Supplementary Aa must be ppta WITH
3suhs postage
Mails for Crescent Craose a2 su1ple
oeniarv Mail Pier sc. N. K, closed 81 80 Stes sup
m.
FRIDAY Nov. D.
A5ir Halifax s. closed at the EeUFe-k PostOfcrrvery
P1aLr O'Clock ). StelmsLp non Portland. Ne. on
saiGriav. a. p.
postage an tha West Indies Ehtn dree VII
"a cents the lf Paper each qlch mast be ai
sATf RDAH. Nov. .
Mail and " loh H, QueuTu and Liverpool 5v
Adrac close ti A SuppleIueurar Nail
White ST BIO ln:fJ O.. steamship sails AZ ID 30
a 10. from White Daet PavOnil Ferry Sers, CIV
Ms Southampton
Steamship Ham close at ~ No Supplementary
sails from Pier loot a. Thrdats Heoken
Bect German and Isan closed Mail s saIt ly tins line.
and MeI by the steanshpil o HaTauz close
a Steamship sailza J. from Pier Mo- \. r
Th0mNs Barbados. Brnnl ne Argentine Re- ubhe
rdies the lship Ere e0s a. IL ste4Mship
sails = 9 D. ID. from Pe- Ac. % n T.
al II
a. n Steamship sails 81 = 'i. from Pier no a s r.
u Dallas
seAmH D sail a. , b. Pier NO. 70 T. K
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


FORT OP EEw-TGRK. ............,,..........Sov %
CLEARED.
steamship Irnaa lBr Brown Glasgow Henderson Brother
steassg Dominion, Bourne, Norfolk City Point &c, o Do
-i stssnseP csiSsHs wbta, Harding Pdsph Mallory
steamship Koin ~ b. Prasss Bremen oslnshs Co
stssussI City Of Galveston Rowiaud HswOEeans. e. H. Mallory
sssamszp City Bristol Brl Phillips Ilveoo John G Dale
steamship COMFORT Norman Pis'adephia,
STEAMSHIP. seIens BeaIse 5 s g I. Di s 70
shig Artst lBE ? Sargent Liverpool Arkeli tug 4 Co.
Bark FdeaEa Nor Peterson, Cork ramOVh TeteHs Boet
BARK 81 Gl Cameo Cork or Plymouth for orders slooovh Co.
BsE Tone Asst 8eesnleh C35E q F1noa.h si9fesea CO
Bas LYDIA llt23 Or onef Colt Or f'ioa'D' H. S"eAnl
Bas ElasSs Gsi-sss;, 4raods Aiaerr Fuaeh Eays Co
seL. s. P. Godvn ~aierbarv stlmisd
seaE Dan wnlaus stamford
Steamship fnbrt (Gsr stah Hamsg Nov O. via EGyre 9th
steasiip south Ansres Tnlepangh Bio Oct s. aud
St. Thomas 10. w,h noise. ami DaAs " r. Garrison.
smsP San salvador MeesoH. sayaaash with mdse aai pass
70 ship Msala,sn wood Charleston g. c. with m4se and
Bark Ls Swell ADgreen Iqto Aug o. Hampton Road, Nov
bsif Fiss'sag BI IlEs H.Eho[ Grse 2 10 dsys With 9h
Bark w. Whiting to4 81 John n b. walters Gov Bay, q B.
BARK cra Nor Jensen Newcastle 50 dsvs With pd,e
Bar Sollsos 4Sof sDtssi i S = is1 10 oaasi
Bng Robert Peel (BL Holloway Falmouth, Jau 10 days with
Brg ANA lo Berauda Asss day,
Bng Dawsy Orb Aain asneaeo Au 70 Will lone and bone
sehr ,of Belfast Msl HeCtOsk Jacksonville 10 days with
yellow pine.
md Ldea
DOMESTIC PORTS.
B9aTov Nov 10Arved steamftp 6IteIa (BE rom Liverpool
bafk IcKtuna from lqmque.
F0BrIrs MONROE, Va, Nov. 2Arnred, hng FouA from g.
Martins r BreakVae capua mex his wife dead and the
rre - Passed Baltimore bark Augusta from Bremen, A. q.
vnEe GlOuceseri ChaeaI from Swansea brig Somerset from
Havana
FOREIGN PORTS.
MovILH Nov. 2Ths Anchor Lane steamship Innsena Tb7i0n
Nov Glasgow arrived here yesterday.
sTErIIH WIhe Baltic Lods seamAhlp frsnkn Dhhike
frouN eH. York;
soUrHAiTos Nov. n.-The German Lloyds steamship
Deutschland SenAbT Nov O Bromeh aiyd here
yesterday
WHALERS.
ron Capt Lewis 0f Cornes q New bedford reports
r0nbe oct with $40 bb sperm OIL all told Would SAL that
day Tor CMh Ground, and be- ~ lalcahuano IN ApnL
Capt Campbell " bark Active VI New Bedford reports
he th Arcic Oct taken 10 bbs Oh this
ltOr LgteSt ShiD AepS 5ce Fun Fa0e.l
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pASsFNe 80 ARR[VEo-

PROM IZvRRPOOL-Tn s1nhtp Cuba Nov. ssR L Frtari,
Paeka King, ME d3Iquel- Mr. Para NJ Braaen LADY
child ard Baggole. Mr. LanieI and ia0T T. w taTee
Jas Gtntn Msses HaEL lr aud Miss Ptgfe j. Bel augh
ter and maid Mis- n-rraua Price iadv ard child
Mr. Burle H. servant Miss Ana Prclsrd, s. s.
Bauer Windsor sdy, and three children. h T. NJ
Adams K Davies, DR. BauioTth and lady, Miss Whitney aud
LADY chA ud Ms Warren au1 maid
Mr. Baev ana wife Stewart G. Foote wife child aud maid James
Cook RodeL uer e. Lata r. CARING David Lamb Atkinson.
Mr. and Ma Amor BAUD. Duncan, X Duncan, p Arkay
and wife Miss Mr and Miss Ihay and usd Mr.
Shaw shaw maid j. Pinto, j. De Pinto, h Plato,
Pinto q AppeH MAD, MTS J. CnDungha and daughter
Nm Blackstone Misses BEi ae ana Two macs W. BLACKSTONE
g. o. r. Tafes aud wife Mr. beRoy child and maid,
George Pott v B. Bonn, ] G. Rollins Z. l. HSu-on,
Nj English snd ledv T. Lincoln. wife, infant and maid,
Mr. Weilup00u child aud maid W. s. Hove and servant,
Juo1e Scott and dv Carleton, Mrs. Lodge J. Il Dow
LADY, infant Miss Williamson and ?
rvants Hr HONG Appeons Misses Appetous and maid
Crebose Mr. Pafksagn
Col Mitchell and Ia1y Ponyer Homer, T., g. Cunningham
A Twee Mrs W Tweed Tweed. Masters IsefI
Ard nad E. j. Halls Miss G. c. DAME Us. g. r DaIelA
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THE COUI!TS
CIVIL NOTEs

CIVIL NO-.E-
judge Biafchford vii ca1 the equiry catfn-
DIR n the United states Distract Court on Dec. lat II
a.
Tn the Tui-ed StS es District Cont, yesJeT-
dav in te collision case Of Henry " Wieks agt The
stesInslip GRESHAM, ldge Blatchiord dismissed the
libel with costs
Thos. Kgman. chl rged with comm1tdngacts
Of fraudulent laulruprI , was committed. yesterday by
Comm siolar-heds IL default OF 500 ball. To await
The action 0I DE Grand ury.
Ex-May01 Kalbte sch of Brooklyn tlec IN
answer yesterday. 20 t1e complaint OF AiEs Mary r.
Wade who some trno AGO began suit against bin 20
recover gIgo- -.r aef-t breach VI promise OI AR-i
mage.
Counsel fer Mr. = ergh presented a decree n
d Boaard m csso in -he Surrogate Court yesterda'
. -s, qrr9sed DIV the lccatees OF the previous " q
as incorrect is IFS reeils, and by counsel Tor certain
M - a France. on tla ground that commission %
III . ..lslp ul tlese persons lad not returned, Na
Therefore they 1Gd uot rad an opportunity 10 estaDusL
tht.- .,l..s ID e4urt Decision reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-21

urred n The ccr charging the grcaad That mere ihan Eo
voa hsd elapsed e o9enses ceniae On me QUESTION
brf mo rrnuon bound by The n hmtAuo snn On
the huthor Quedon whether properly c'us'a the statute 9 W
time vlthin which indictment @u ie iorad ne our N
yidea "a epuion. and these questions certified Or
f,r EnueT The Government contends that alhongh he
Indictment Changes The commission q the 0fenss certain a
It'll competent 10 Trore upon tia thai h commission O. INC on
dstes not barred hy the limitation ei the statute e
the statute contains Invitation = suhmte1 ~ me
whou. TIE deesdut ontends that ne t..u
che tine ior sief the one
let on the na Of Indictment he proofs must Pc @ ~
dates charged in The indetvcnt G. H. 1871 ana ~ H. Nln-s
be Government H. H. Hunter and Eoblers WILLIAMS ior ae
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PASSENG GERS S4TLED.

FOR San FRASClSCG-1 steamship R.stEg Star Nov 2AhrS
D. Mlry OCoua9r D. r Sites Geo. fe, Jacob DINGHY j.
Betctse bss Stokes We Coleman atc Fie,
John A. Eua ealre Mrs. 4 D. LAYTON AMI eh ifen
Fisher smith John Flynn John Burke ami child
G. ". SeyI0I W. Anderson j. l. FAIRBANKS 1o vie
e A Wunue-pu Isl MARY A. Cl8nc7 Nsv Pas
sengers-ohu NimnoJ Martin Eol A. y small
W. IA Hugh Mani III, Thomas Miller.
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IMMATURE ALMANAC

So ses..... ff:J Noon ses.s..l1li
nAv-A.
saray H1ot... OOQ Cows Hell Gate Ferry. 20e
Daa--p
saEI; HooE... Cows Elud... u q Hen Gate ferrT IL
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eramroats aro Rallr0aos.
DE0PEsI. - FOR ALBANY.

pE0PL5,s LINE FOR A AL ANY, d. world
The a r. 81 r.. 1o a ttlS. apa DEAN RCIMoND
ORE Of 0oye ssas T cave Per 70 SG &RASY IN ins
, ro.a '.iss West. Soa and E1,. arrival Of connect.
% .ts al c ostsied 1t b he Wharf; DOdd3
tu Lro4dEay 80 - eurtst Brooklyn Bsgage eaee-eo
- Psshtrves lanl che aour Of departure
+ NTFly-YORK MIDLAND RAlLWAY-WlN-
F TeT.Jaraa. al 4y Wool T. g. 1850 n 400. $40
s. aeo Park Bssoa D.dss Lake Marssist Paisr'on and
X Rivo~fIe If50a m- l.. 81. s:lu. G:20 ..
Pr Hse1eases LON Fa,s,ou Hawthorne, Midland Park, and
,for Van WiaHes 1850 ~ J.. 5:'o $40 p. n
f1r W7oEoh Poull add Moniel2ir Junction J. j. lO9o H.
Fr iaaorsr nd rstal LAKE 2 ls.50 M 1880 $50 pm.
Io Oaat Bloougials and West Bioomingdae = g. 1880 n
Tor sT d cao,pbursh Oak Ridge SHUTDOWN and osi''s-
Por wosrda1l Stacflom franklin Junction hansrga,
For Nlora Pine Push Bleouiusburgh, wartsbOEo Liberty
Rg;JBEISG-Lea7e Eeav 10 a n. p N Liberty Falls
.eown ass 4 "a g7 s5 D. n U5onvle Sos 9:ls "a 4:3s
g. n Eesi so9"rEaale 80 sos IA n 7 f AZ ny n,
sltsT.oa.Sii GO - n. lGos ai6. els, 7:6
VIZ x wszp. Geacru Ticket GeeHt O''''''
NEVF-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
- Ii $3.50 oE a-E On and atter Nov a steamers q
S eova Bs1Ts feter,oa f4sae pli. viaeSad BndT,
info Paiisoaa rassero TOMS river ViseiAad Bay
400 ~. nTo TOM 5iEsf wur,.oSr Tqsssr,.a ts
n
a:25 a.. o. WaretO a TOn's Nc
I:s5 .. .a-sSa v.sand rhis an Tuelsor Toms River.
&C.
The lbo rTuins stations.
phLLA DLLPhlA taken dscOek lowest rates
a. W. BENTLEY. G sA Manager, 10 DroadEsJ.
r. z. p EcH, AGENT, Pier 90
NEW YORK. NEW-HANLEN, and HART
y FOl I'D RAILROAD CHANGE OFfEIME-Or and afer NON
DAT. rrdn ior
Depot ADD FourtaVe, NssYsrk City
leuing SUNDAYS ofls
PING No nc Veol haaToneck, RYe lsa nOn Hors&k
Bridgeport, aBI 1feyarea.
The soan EEses Tain (a spItngf sil Ka stop New
Rochelle Porcle,ier +. MlREEb Genl Supt
Ncv-Iay 10. De- J. lg72
PHILADELPHIA aud ERIE RAILROAD
ONLY DIRECT ROUTE WITHOUT CHA HGE or CARS. TO
TIE OIL REGION and LUMBER DISTRICT OF PENN. TgAius
vii De dToses And Cors1uat-st Ferries:
in Pullman Palace
thssgh EeN-fOrk on City. Arr Sunbury
Wlumsno~t a33 Lock Haveg 1855 ReEovo l Irvineten
b05 Erie. 1f5 and Cory
on Cg0tl land A-Ehe-V "a r Tor the NJ Region;
with Lake She a r. lor an potts West.
$3.50 D SIRE Neil (iaIF With Pl.lman 'al1co Car from
Pllsiepha ine Arrive unbury 625 vi ihAmPor. sl0i
9:fVi henG-o n rTnetoI. $40; orr tlO; kre,
i Conn ets at ivueton md Cory With Oh Greek AMI Ale
ga Ri ~ toE he oil Regen At Ene With Lake eshse T. K Tor
w. A. BALDWIN General gu psrts,sndsat
J. W. CORE, cen PISA Agslt
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CaLESDARs-rRs DAT.

SgrRRNE -Cscurr-PAKT Ivan BRUST, J-Vpens AZ
m-Adi1urred Nov. q.
PAar n.-BARRErT. J-Opens 81 ID a M ,-,s-.t
.Sheiion 0nen d6. Claim agt hrshneu 81 Ne
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~ y 49, Af2fus, vita sselug-cars 'or rror al Alb,rv
q. u. hkAuRiCR. 6ensrll P...r,ssr ID


a sslLhoADs 0sN DIysioS-PoS oo q Dsi ,S !. -
IA zoo .s9 80 IN @ -fsr VAST PHLADK Palt
a6PP 80 W ~, POI, "a CantsH and For BA
noNH ma NAShihaION AMI TIE WEST "a 8s-,- ~
= =, ~ ~ > a. FOR the SOUTH. 900 aua s,lns - 80
e. LiAee care 90 5smcFc aud Washington i.r 10 zoos 20
aloS sh1lse fof ies w ESI reaas, RsilIoaTl "a
10 Pailnan -
As ~ A. and ihroayh - P,brrrs 49, 70
iAa l41tisFlle aAali
'tto ~, DALI aad hfaagh ID Pflsbrrgh Coo =
VILE and 81 Louis stloui cLange Fuliu1n IL 1r
20 tle 90 ~ daily and through % Pits1u Ia Cs-g. .'
,, ana ~ ne' ~thost ehange riluaa Palace cara r
tensa 70 the u H. aud through fon NevY e..
tufgn logt WAYNE and Chngo Wtl0li csn-r rrt 'i',
Take eject f7, la71 " -''-1Haf tDllJ.
A. J. CASSAFf Geal Manager p W. JACGSON Gen s.,,.
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Gituations manten-- males.


A SITUATION WANTED-In q MERCAN-
"A TILE or BANKING HOUSE by young man " years ora; f
with he pareHt5 good At aglre,i n. writer l s WiLLIlI
PIScSSBY Box lsss Posto1.s.
A RESPECTABLE GIRL wishes SiTUA-
"A II0S 20 DO g4er ,Aois@ol5 o, a l WorE best
he eourtrT can At 7 East F5afi.ea -r to0r font o.n
A YOTTNG eoIored man wishes n situation as
"A WAII st or ofstha aA ' Is Vet reaarth.t be-
tween sixth and seyenthavea-
A SITUATION WANTED as PORTER, or
"a .eFas ss .St P a' 95 1 rS address PORTER
Tribune ohce
AN AMERICAN LAD. IS years old, IN per
a feet heah of 5000 e-l % sl Is - 7, IN. 80. ~
~ 'ID' WI BAEss So. -l6 El.t twelfth st
A Y0T7VE FngIisb FARMER and his WIFE
- desire EMPLOYMENT Oh IAA ar' inofoas a S
their business give llscs celclees address FAh-l1h .o
A PROTESTANT Young man wishes a situa-
IN "a 9o5 a. %A1 . private i' s as; '' -' '
A YOUNG man as NIGHT WAICH-N IL ",
"a iPg 70 sorh i,y sapfl,s s 1, 40 % a ,9
A RESPECTABLE young man (Ingllcl as
s9r.. li Fo-b..ve present etaro,rl lir. hartman
A YOUNG Cinnamon wishes a situation m a
- pHgste al- -oo4 feiei."eN apply "i '"' I'A' " ~
HONE WANTED in the country for BOY
re-. VII ' s-1a. g. B. H. 5,5 5fo1iEar 81 y
GTTTATION WANIED-By a cOlored Man
= fas bad ezpy1elre horses eou BE- val ng 90 make
I.r.. af-trr
b. rnv uaIi United stt best rlcel nom present e1-
ror.- all l-re.s = r., at ser8 oc fAsi -- water dep
Ner-larE.
TT1O FARMERS Two YOUNG MEN, about
I8rs-r. o gs 4sre O, 1et EMPLOY aul IOIL on
West prefer rrd Con -liiilf ireicl'- AZURE.
LAWSOE rra--- Jflc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WANTED
IN eo- ,i T Icy ..s', N ~ ,, ,s ADJ. 81 .i1s
WATCHHAKEI aor uJ lullac olce
NXvANTED-Bv "A Young Man, AGED %. q
w 9tlta. As B00KKEEPEH CASHIER ollar OF CON
rrra tause tasm01aT capacity and integrity al
dress ". 7. D., B,g 40, fullle ol-e
WANTEIj-A SITUATION OF any kind IL
w good house bv 1 Of al Altrriat enc lfs
Aadress a. MORGAN c-Ee 81 ion LI 4 sne-i no. Ll
lA FRS T-CLASS FARM HANDS want
w SITUATIONS saele. Scotch. English inl American
eaay wages Apply GILES 81 Co.. lJ Bfoaa~ay
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Marble ana sIatc fHanirls.

Marble ana Sldtc 6flanicls
a DVEFTISEMENC FOR THE NEW
1 I YoRK TEIBJNE Wa. BE RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWN
SFICEs 49, - west THgcaalit Woat air-
a. up I'D. a. rsglllf a41e rli.s
KLABER. steam MARBLEand MARBLE
n IANd WORKS ~ sod PSI East gteeulst Marble end
luigls Tll1g COalrtr pnces ihAts
Q, cslBeur0u. Marble tal-irF Tor tlc trade.
( STEW,6 RTis SLATE MANTELS-Eich and!
seesutdegas ever aecrpuos &ARBLE anal
v GOD MAEThLA r. r STEWART Co., 20 I'D - NesI
T Vsut,-ihiI4 t.. sbveHlh
=, KLABER & Co. MARBLE WORKS, 2Zs,
y r6r.t. BroaiVaY Eighth MartJ y
M.rbsiIsd Aans Monuments Hellone' superior
Sd ip. ssgyi. g puc-L
VFHE PTNRHYN SLATE Co. have removed.
their Un0nsquarc Four'h-lv and Sevyn
,nL ard Offering assortment Of hAhIAiS. GtAIhS-
aozlERg many elegant AID unique degns az pne' Challenging:
-
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5ituatious Uauteo--female5


ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BB RECEIVED Ar rHB UPTOWN
0FFICES so 5ii ThiIyseeoHit, Os west TWeHJi
81 40 n AZ regular once ate.
A COLORED INTELLIGENCE OFFICE
n ARE number Of Girls Men always hand; Cooks,
W.,h md Trorers ChambenI Watresses Coachmen and
Wsitsrs Tor city or country, at % fourhaTe. 49, -
WIDOW LADY, who has brought up
"A Isre family desires position NURSE 20 an Invalid sd or ~
DO LIGIiT HOUsEWORK cheerful well iueai anl Or he hss
repectahity; home more desired han aAii i''l'I
Adiress Ms 81. D., Brooklyn PostChee
At the Foreign Employment Bureau, No.
~ Tenth and BleTcuthst ioTer get
ore, German English, Scotch Dane sWede American ana s
NAE and emale Strictly reliable and taal7oIt' AoF
sn.es thoroughly Investigated
ALI, DESIRING to benefit the Southern
n coored population and wishing gooi ~
should cali at once at COLORED RELIEF RO0M 90 East Ienta
YOUNG LADY, writing a good business
COPYING DO either a home ~ m la o-1 VI
position IS CASHIER. Address G. H.. Brookiyn 20 Ohee.
COPYING WANTED.-A young lady OF edu-
" who whites pliu hand; desires OUTLAW 10 w "
Address b., Box 30 Elizabeth. y. ,.
GERMAN SERVANTS for all positions,
" capable and Trustworthy constantly found at 3B osT7 eai.2ne
Beeckerst --. -
WANTED-A situation by middle aged
Prosunt English 20 take care u an Invalid a .ul
Main sewing Best reference be- gwen Tan DC seen m
suited - Eazt IhrtY-siEtl-st
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THE GREAT SOUTHERN
FREIGHT MD PASSENGER LINE

FOR CgARLgyTOE 5. c.. FLORIDA PORTS, AND THE SOUTH
And SOUTHWEST - ~.
Sailing vsr~ TUESDAY tn sDAY md SATUbDAl Hom t4si
Bio ~ Var.b 2Fer. a d. The steamships
IAYre suGER. Capt r. J. LOCKWOOD Iuesli!i NV -
CEDPqFt. Cant. CROwELf. THURSDAY, Nov. a. ~,
MtsHATTlE Cant. IS. 81 "0oDHuL aatulai 10Y. .....
sl5l. ar innovations ioI rasselger Iirou3h paAse ,j
and at tl issued lnecton vita me o9atl 5.j
utr Southwest sa ever the hoith -
H. r , ~ lii points "a Cheraw aud Darlington S9i
Rad AMI vh semerst0 Fola PORTS Insurance by l1s inc p
EALV PsR CENT Forwarded free OF commission B I'
, frriste and De oio Local Passenger anu 'Ies
V~' ~ i'' "''''' " HEyRY R. MORGAN Co. Agents
$500 t--ts1t $50 q, BENTLEY ID. uASDBLb,
General tent Great southern FREIGHT Lane No 81 BroSSSAY
-7,--ut -TI, tt.Rg lEr.L BB DISPATCHED AS oOOA -
LOADED.
Eat-aacc on Th1ulsss
TRAITS On IRELAND. -,, ,,,.c,, ,,,C,v
OFFICE ~1ufe-Drls rom q upWar1 AsIlAo.s
Great srl Ireland, end passage LcAes " -AP ~
packe,i Issued ati3Telt rates y -.r.,- -. w.
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Qn,ttiug

CIOTE g. JAMES STATIONERS. PRlN T.
~ Fr ~ -lr AK EOOK y ANf FACrTRLs So FutBl-l
AC T0UrT BOOKS msde 70 an pattern. Oners soiale.
aESEY T. 5LOTE JONATHAN JAf-A
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TRIE RAILWAY.-Winter Arrangement OK
i Traius taEng effect November a2 From c1a'aesI DsP
Ior EenT thrsi. cote oe.o"h ~, D. f,--,.- po,u
20 a. yp-Cacnnau and Chicago Day ErrcsA Dn so
Coaches Bafa0 AMI Niagara falH an 'esp'A- N'
I, am-Erpress Nail ior Bufao AID Niagara tla ,l-.lr
II P Ch 10 susouelauna and Seepine.Coache % he 9,a
a.sO D. M Eght EzpIes~ Sleeping Coiehes TO o-i' Az s
z.oo I, M DAILY, Cincinnati and Chlaeo sht EPe'' sss.
" Ccaches thoush 10 Cincinnati b1Aal'' N''s'-- IA.' & 49,
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GOUTH SIDE K. r. or L.. !.
PAIL .AED WINTER ARRANGEMENT

FALI tlAI VIM -AhIllNHElIEAI
on AND AFTER MONDAY SEPTEMBER H. l8irl TFAINs
I WILL LEAVE RCDskyBLr AND GRAND-sr FgR RIES AS
. FOLLOWS 49,,
A u--Acacommollran - babylon.
b n1-Acooa nodalian 70 BahfiOn until Ortober
s!D D H-EEprss5 0F PKehogse itagc 20 Frf Place
40 D. n.-Accommodstiot D. Patcs3gue
Eglg u.l -0Bm0da0utO BabY0l.
. 4c-1rsmo at0nfo Ne
af ] p M
fr ROskagAy. sflus VIII ha cad
WALTER HOflAN trr SENT
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s,-..v, only syvaek only sttfoshea Suusays osif.
'l1'@l' 'A'' IOHh n. ABBOTT, t-en'l Pssfr Ag'i.

NFW-YORK, NEW-HAVEN, AND llA4tI-
~ POM RAURO AD view ard Sew-Haven llT..ia'.
WINTER ARRANGE2IBEr COAAkNClSG hOFbhBh'' y, 80
PASSENGER ststoa II Sew.Tork Grni Celc Depot EnAee On
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| 9 aud ll.IQ % l.-tor Pa.uhcii.
Ror Elizabeth at 5;t5 1l5 h ~ i'l" i't' t.'it y -
1000 go 1900 lI:fs I1.l5, 2i5 oo lll L = -
$3.50 ass 500 80 a:1 $3.50, tJ .9i t. 81
! gf5 i0Jl Il.3D. 1870 D.
Ticket for West o5tllnei y tie ses of af -- &
road ~ NJesv 1t oil Ilbsrtys New lori and tg ll-rl
1o'sA anu 'eAs' 0H''' " K e. Kicker, sup,rn,ealeat
/ tgtu
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TRAINS LEAVE NEW rORK;

Haven Jazz ll:J a. zf-l ir1 3l' h--h
Sos 4:3a 53J So lEI.l am bio ,Er.l 10. 49,. . . ~,
llfi 3 H. I-Al
E1 3:a5 4.3i. SEQ. 818 (krl AID 9;l1 tx p H.
For Milford and StTagori, 8. ll3 3-1' 80 4nl '
For Fairfield Southport aad Weport 1O'. sC iIiS @ 80
1888 and 5:3i -. r., a.
Orl .55 s.3l (gxl SIS 6.53, tLEl aat 40 b. +.
For Dsnea o. Sos lIJ3 B. B. 49, if' end ei p "a
F,g stanford 1000. teHl
25 3Os rl ass a38 ExI s:5j, 3;3 sos S - 1903 fH
sorTgng Rochelle Port Chester lad y iAA o H. top
Mug al Mount Vernon. Mamar'nsck and RE. - -. -. -
For (rsenNich intermediates Sa91S 1905 s;ei toii IJ'
u. g.23 1855 (. 80 SEQ. 6o9 18 i.lj -.
sunday Mail Train Central 9o 7ortgsecon. &c. View
York az D. Boston, spnnz3ed Line, stopping 90 Nee
Rochelle Port Chester stanford Sonih Sorsak an b c and
$40 Tor Boston shore Lane stepping Ao-l 'cfpoa
MSu1roaeck ami Rye.
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NEW-fORh CENTRAL AND HUDSON
- RIVER RAILROAD |-'
leave Grand Central DeHo: '~-hN "et-4 VII
o'.o A. Sse.to AL Montreal Rzrrea. srsaisx nan 80,
ly'4o n npei.l chcaso tpress lrI.gro,, 49, . h
AaEaul u i f7ii' y. t--ai1
1888 a. hoTiherl Western Rrrr,ss
sitg p m n ec- Asprcts or Alhauy sn1 TOY
go p. hoaiI .l hrD~ss win see,-.-'
AilanN .+ta Jon Ae0
G09 D M. Etpress. daily Nth sI,rf,- 49,. . 40
aullIIs- 80 W f'ate-slNl -id Nfn
o'0' p d.. t.eee Express VIII sepagear, sr Roc, -r
slu NaEaia saisi also or C.ac-ro va hb r ii u al n.
tf-.o I.-.ipA-h ths tlun rms snnt.Fs -'' -
A'e p A. kf9ross with seeuiur-rart T5r r,,r - a tt,
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nor BOSTON lND III IUlh rs last, va NEWPORI an
FALL RIVER
uliy t3uu.4Js csespiei a &soe p
Prom PiEK North River. foes MaIElys.
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