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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-16
Receipts by Railroad, February Is.
soryTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
100 bales upland cotton, 6s bales goods. l6 cars
George Walter CO. l. D Mowry Sun, Frost
Adger d co, A smith. 11los Smith. A Salinas,
W williams d co, Ward aw Carew, Johnston,
Crews d CO. Hiss & CO. Pelzrr. Rodgers d co,
Prlngle d Son, Rerder J. Davis, w Courtney d
co. r Meyer, Il Granger, Plnckney Bros, and
Sloan Il Segnlous.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
III bales upland and bags Sc island cotton,
100 bbls naval stores, cars lumber, rough rice
mdse. DC. To Al salinas, Whilden & Jones, s
Smith, Pezer. Rodgers & co, T Smith, Frost
Adger Il co, Caldwell d SON, Howry Son, Jas
r Pripgle & n, Kinsman 4 Howell. Barde1 d
Parker, Goe Walter 4 CO. yelling, Gsillard
Minott, W Ryan, W Williams co. Ttennom
Il Sou. @ Chisom, W s Warner, A Qnacken-
bush, W @ Courtney d co, Ravenel CO. Holmes
4 Calder, Jas e Adger Il CO, Railroad Agent and
Order.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-16
1870'71.

Comparative Exports OF Cotton and Rlee
from the Port OF Charleston rom sep
tember /, 1871, to February IL. 1874.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-16

WINHsBoRo,' February 13.
Por the past week T2 hales of cotton have been
sold in this market at prices ranging from 20 to
2lxc.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-16

Total bales. ......... .2,ool,eif Z,evS0oo oo
Total decrease 20 date.... ..ool'SoI
The receipts Of cotton at the principal South
ern markets from February to IA, 1872, inclu-
sive, as reported by telegraph, were as follows
This includes all points but overland:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-16
gxNANo1A1 AND ooMMEBoIAL.
Exports.

Exports.
NKv YoRk-Per steamship Champions bags
saa island cotton, s86 bales upland cotton, l!s
To- rce, 81 bbs rosin, 792 pkgs cake and meal, %
bales domestcs, 10 bales moss, and lso PACKAGES
0 oSundrieS. 5ts %,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-16

NoTE.-We have deuucred from New Orleans
g. e4S bales uplands. from Mobile 3478 bales up.
Ia DIS; from Savannah 2440 bags sea island and
1909 bales upland, iand from Charleston s0l6 bags
sea island and 72s bales upland cotton; Also
855 bales wrecked cBtton from the coast OF Flor.
ids-beipg the receipts ar those ports from NO.
bile, Florida. Texas and Savannah.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-16
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, New York
James Adger d co.

SteausuiP CnhWpiou, booh"ooei E'o"
James Adger d CO.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Champion. Lockwood. New York.
Schr N Hawkins, Wyatt. New York.
Schr Julia A Garrison, Smith, Jacksonville.
FROM THIS PORT.
British bark Matilda Hiyard, Lovetr, at Liver
pool, January 20.
Up FOR THIS Port.
schr Mathew Kinney, Barter, at New York, 18th
February.
schr Lilly, Hughes, at Few York, February is.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
British ship Palmerston, Kollln. at New York,
FEBRUARY IL.
Brig WIN Parks, Williams, at New York, 18th
February.
schr Ella Pennen, Mitchell at New York, 18th
schr q stickney, Fooks, at Baltimore, 18th
February.
MARINE NEWS By TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK. February Is.
Arrived, steamships Dacia, Montgomery, Mer
cedita and Rising Star.
LIST OF VESSELS
uP, CLEARED AND SAILED PoR THIS FORT.
n ID L 4 n
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-29
White Slavery.

At meeting OF the employees Of the Singer
Sewing Mtchine Company, IN New York city one
day last week, one OF tnem SAID
"That the Singer stockholders compelled the op-
eratiyes to vote tor Lincoln and Grant at the last
Presidential election. and were going to try the
same little game to secure votes for Grant this
year. He objected to such stem OF white sla-
very"
But who ever heard OF any OF these large shops
being seized by United States MARSHAL and
brought to trial for violation of the Enforcement
act2 A southern Democrat cannot even attempt
to persuade negro to vote the Democrotic ticket.
without putting his personal liberty III imminent
peril. Aud If any vasabond negro has grudge
aguinst him, which he wishes to satisfy he bas
only to 20 before loyal commissioner and sweai
| that the white did attempt to so persuade
him. That answers every purpose, and the white
| man gives bond or goes to jail. We have jus
about as little patience with strikes and strikers IL
general anybody, but we hope these Singer
strikers may make their masters, at least, come t
| TERMS II they are forced to vote as the master
dictate, they should certainly be well paid Tor it
Telegraph and Messenger.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-29
Praise to the Worthy.

A very good motto is this for newspaper:
Willing to praise but not afraid to blame In
our experience in Journalism we have never
had very frequent occasion to praise Demo-
cratic Office holders, but when such chance
offers we are willing to take advantage of it.
The Democratic Office holder that we are
willing to praise. is that modest. courteous
hard w0rxing, honest little man Who has long
been City Surveyor the initials Of whose
name are Daniel Farra
We believe d. F., has been an upright faith.
full officer. who has always discharged his du
ties without fear or favor OF friend or enemy.
If his official mind came to the conclusion
that certain grade should be established, so
and so, his official foot came down and all the
growlings, and coaxings, and bribps of inter-
rsted property holders, could not make him
take it up.
If the thing was right the City Surveyor ssw
that the thing was done. And with til.
judgement to make proper decisions and au-
thority TO enforce them, we, to day, find our.
a we'll graded city.
We thus recognize the merit of the man
and extend the thanks of the people to thu
FunctiOnary who has so we'll done his duty
| Commercial
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-29
MeniaIs in liyer,,

They call Grant plain, modest man bu,
just look at him as he drives out Here ;s a
description by one who has studied the disn;a,.
DO you see that pair of large, well matched
bay horses? -'N"''
"And the harnesses, too bright mass;ve,v
golden and gorgeous--are strictly in keen;ry
xitn the magnifcence OF the horses. q, ths, az
hr - both Of these are concerned Won are re-
"inded Of the equipagea of the wealthy AID
aristocratic ""''
But still more conspicuous aa they approach
are the driver and his companion.
jet isn't circumstance 10 the bIackness o
their faces; while the costumes are white cor
iuroy and white flannel, trimmed with silver
with white top-booIs, As nearly as You can max,
out
THE part wherein sit the driver and his ally
'ss considerably elevated above the rest, Will,
the rear is converted inta seat for the proprie
tor Of all this Eisky spIendor.
And that man there, with round head sur
mounted by white stove.pipe hat, with fac
hat don't don't indicate anything in psr,icula,
but seems to give show both Of the larder anc
the cellar Why, that's the President"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-29

PROF. AaAssIz ha, dr.ttei do Sn one shore Of
South America, catching curious creatures ana
hnding fresh confirmation OF his pet theories. and
now he is sailing up the other side surrounded by
new delights. He has discovered a huge glacier,
aud has studied it with fond recollections OF the
Alps no has found rare bird, which, when shot
comes close to the shooter and oegs to be taken
up; he has conysrsed with aborigines who endur.
the maximum OF cold i'll minimum of clothing;
and the depths of the sea yield him profitable har
vests whenever he casts his drag net. The record
of this wonderful voyage will b. more entcin n
than Wilkes, more novel than Darwin's and the
professor will exceed all that have gone before Inn
in that he fulfis the prophecies he uttered before
he sailed 1t Is moi every sayant who can b. al
once Prophet and Revealer.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-29
A Millionaire In Sackoioth and
Ashes.

A0hoS.
A Saratoga correspondent of the Albany
Tim says:
Among the recent arrivals at Saratoga Is q
young gentleman Of great fortune, who Is q
regular summer visitor here, and who has in
varably made a great display. This season
he proposes to do the place on Quieter scale,
ON account of his mothers recent DEATH
This Is how he goes about it. He has q suite
Ut rooms at the Congress that, under his sup
ervision, have been SO arranged AS to present
a rather sombre appearance, for. out Of re-
spect for his mothers memory, they have
been put in mourning. A deep black border
rLns around the ceiling while The wall paper
Is very gloomy color; tile furniture which.
arrived to gay, sfrom Egypt, and is exceed
ngiy vrotesque In appearance and mysterious
IN style; nothing like it has ever before ap-
prared in Saratoga. The gentleman announces
that he will not enter the ballroom this sum
'ner hut will entertain his friends In his
rooIns-in an elegant and costly manner, of
course--no leyity. He Is to drive fUur-in.
hand, his groom and coaehman are to be at
tired in mourning and mourning lap robes
like funeral pals, are to be spread over the
seats Of his carriages, which will be painted
in keeping with the habiliments of woe. For
these embems of sackcloth and asnes ht
pays $500 per week. Shoddy society call:
| this "filial devotion, and speaks of him as
such good son. but SO odd and eccen.
| tric,' while cOmmOn-SenSc people are unkint
enough to call him a snOb, and one of tn,
most ire kind.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-29
VALMAsEDA'a WARFARE

TIE SPANISH BLOODHOUND NOT TET Salts
FGfr-MORE BLOOD HIS DEMAND.
HAVANA, June 2s.-senor Cabalza the new
Governor Of Havana, was taken III yesterday
with cOmitO
Fourteen armed men of Vicente Garcia 8
forces surrendered yesterday at 4uayamara.
The whole number Of armed insurgents who
surrendered at Los Tunss in single week
Was 1o?. The rebellion In that jurisdiction Is
considered At an end for the present, P-pillo
SonzAles recently wrote letter to Pancho
Nom-z, advising him 70 surrender to the au-
tnorities. Failing to receive an answer, Con.
zalss attacked Gomez, killing four of his men
=, Tslegrams from the Spanish commander IN
me vicinity Of Cryo Romano report that there
are 10 Indications Of the landing Of filibuster'
gu that island.
:, Carlos CASTILLO, formerly secretary Of
Sussada, has been taken prisoner. Unless HI
cssfsys his former companions, and furnishr
Information to the Spanish commander, h.
viii be executed.
=. Ine insurgents In the neighborhood of San
rsRdered
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-29
DECAY OF EIooUENcE.

sad Senator Thurman, is his address before
Societies oft.e University If Virginia:
1T has been said that or ators govern repub-
ics. bnt If the remark we're ever lrue, it il true
no longer Had every member Of Congress the
eloquence Of Demosthenes, he could not mould
public sentiment against press whose daily 10.
sues exceed SOC. 900, and furnish daily mental
Iood to millions Of readers"
A fact which accounts in some measure for
the decay Of eloquence both in EnRiand and
America The days when Pitt, Fox, Sheridan.
md Burke, IN the English Parliament, and
Webster, and Clay. and Calhoun. in Coo.
sreas, swayed - their speeshea the Wills Of
heir hearers, and moulded public opinion
~ their utterances. have passed away
never in all probability to return. Yet
there were able snd eloquent speeches
made at the last session Of Congress, and notably
~ Senator Thurman himself, BY the gallant
t'ayard, "sans pevr et sans reproche." and one
OF the best of the younger race OF stateamen, and
also by other Democratic Senators and Repre-
.entatives. But they fell in the Halls of Con-
sress upon eaSs that were as deaf as adders, anc
upon an outside public too much occupied b,
other cares TO appreciate their Iucidity Of state
'nent, their sound 10y ic. and their cath,ng ex
position of the lawless acts Of the admnistratio,
and The corruption prevailing in every Depart
nent of the Federal service. Yet BY one elias
of readers, "ft though few" they were CAREFUL
studied, and, when the time comes, will b
quoted to their honor. II is true, nevertheless
that Senatorial eloquence has lost the power
once had to mould public sentiment, and that
Is the short, strong epik paragraphs
the daily press that now sway the popula
mind Baltimore Gazette, Of Friday.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-29
NEW CA9TLE.

Apssting was held in New Castle on Thursday
,;,At At which resolutions were passed favorable
70 building narrow guage railroad to this city and
.nul,ine to the Trustees OF New Castle Commons
to appropriate money from that fund for the par
po.e Of assisting in the work. The Third Resp
lutisp Ia a. follows:
Resolved, That w NO in the building of this
rod not the NEE getting Of our present popula-
ton ,rom New Castls to Wilmington and back,
but 10 sss M the future far greater result the
dsyslopmsnt OF the intervening ooun ry-the lay.
ins Of water and gas mains between Wilmington,
and New Castle on the line Of the roxd-thus form.
ius Ra.irroad Avsnas near and remote TO this
W hcps TO sss homes OF comfort aud prosperity
q vel - the busy hands of the manufacturer
from the very heart of our own town to the bank.
Of The Christiana.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-29
Chester Notes.

The first tram of cars passed over the Chester
and Delaware River Railroad on last Thursday
II was laden with freight intended Tor the various
ship yards and factories along the route OF the
rvad
The commencement exercises Of the Chester
Academy, an adm,rsble institution under the care
Of Charles Gilbert, Esq, occurred on Thursday
evening, when, after interesting literary exercises
diplomas were conferred upon the graduating
class.
The new mill in South Chester, which is being
built by the Chester Improvement Company, Is te
b the largest but one in the county OF Della ware
1t is already rapidly approaching completion.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-29
Political Personals,

Nj. Sumner il said to be engaged in the prepa.
ration of another speech. which he means to de-
liver next month, ON the subject of our national
finances.
Governor Jacob, Of West Virginia, has bolted
tho Dsmocrstic State nominations, and offers HIM
ssi q an independent candidate for 9ov,rnor.-
Tho Republicans proprose to support him.
The New Jersey Hudsom County Democrat
thinks General Winfield Scott Hancock is Dem.
sc.atic candidate who can be cleo cd. The editor
Of the Democrat u . delegate to Baltimore.
Judge Settle, Republican candidate for Con-
grss In the Fifth District. North Carolina, ad.
DRESSED the citizens OF Csswell County at Yancey.
VILE ON Saturday last, and was rotten legged by
roWdes.
Colonel George w. Carter, editor of the New
0rlssns National Republican, has Withdrawn from
that paper because he cannot support the State
ticket recently nominated at baton Rouge q,
The dictaton OF the Federal off holders OF the
State.
Large packages of Summers speech franked by
Congressman Roosevelt have been refused tht
mails BY the New York Post-office authorizes -
NJ. Roosevelt insisted that the rule should be AZ
piled to both parties. and now the free transporta
tons OF Grant documents Is also stopped whlci
plsasss the Congressman, as the Radicals hav'
bssn franking twenty packages to the Greele.
pArty's oae
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-29
GEN EVA.

AN ADJOURNMENT UNTIL THE 18th OF JULY.
GENEVA, June 2s.-lSpecial to the New
York World 1.-The Tribunal after making
public statement Of the grounds for the rejec
t'on ofthe indirect claims, djourneL until July
10. The whole credit of the settlement ia due
to Mr.. Adama.
OHF FOR HOME
LosDoN, June 29.-Lord renterden and Sir
Roundell Palmer left Geneva yesterday. Sir
Alexander Cockburn. Count 8elopis, and Mr.
Davis left to-day. the latter going to Paris.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-29

CHESTER AND DELAWARE RIVER X. X
CO.-lt may be said that business ha, opened
upon this railroad. Ten cars passed upon il,
track from the main line at rhurlow yester-
day, six for bricks, and two with line for the
frame mill building, and two with coal for tn
Wyoming mill. No op.ojecl WAS ever started
in this nei9hborhood that viii accomplish
more than tins railroad and its encouragement
should be a prime object With our people and
authorizes .--rhcster N,!cs
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-29
The London Press Satisfied.

sssO SVu0OO 0bOOU o0tt8vu00s
NO xolf osowL1fo TO BE INDUCED 1N-rux
sn1rfsHERs REJOICING ovHR THE RxsuLr OF
THE GENEVA NEErfNo
LONDON. June 28.--The statements OF Granville
and Gladstone In Parliament last night, anuounc. 4.
ine the dscision OF the Tribunal Of Arbitration on
the indirect claims form the subject Of the lead
ing editorials of all the London morning jourusIs
The Times says "the decision Of the Tribunal
Of Arbitration is eminently satisfactory. All
to the arbitrators. who have proved themselves
the true benefactors IT both England and Amer.
lca. The man VINO rescued America from dis.
credit 10 Charlss Francis Adams"
The Nescs says: "The result OF the iudirec,
claims controversy 10 great triumph for the firm
ness and patience Of the British Ministry Societ,
nas now an example for the employment OF
peaceful tribunal. not TO comPets with but 70 su
perseds the work OF the sword"
AThe NeUs aiso says Nj. Schsnck deserves credi
Tor hrs oourse during the negotiations between tn
| two 9ovsnmeuts
The other morning papers Likewise rejoice ovs
the manner N which the disputes between the tw
governments havs been settled.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-29
DAILY GAZETTE.
-. Assessments Of Roal Estate In
'"' WIlm1ngton.

n. s,aeeernsuts Of reai sstats In tins city pre-
-. - M. of tss most gIarine cases Of inequality
~, n, % psesnt that some psrsons are inqui-
- ~hsther q combination could not be formed
-h.A. by resistance in the courts, would bring
-, an, legislators back to the lawful mode of a.
......nts. We do not advise any such course.
:. ,ould result in trouble and annoyance to all
..,,,.. interested. The proper mode to femed )
.,.h .y, |, to vote out Of Office those who practice
.ush wrong upon their nsighbors
Vs viii cite one case to-day in proof OF what we
az, 1t is that Of Mr.. Southland. 1921 Market
,.,.s. His property l. for sale at $4,000. par,
c..h. But the Council persisted in assessing i,
=, ell.soo, notwithstanding Mr.. 8. appealed in a
,.s,,etfui manner. This gentleman has labeled
N, house y folows: "For sale. inquire within, OIL
a tho CITY Council. Owners price $4,000; City
coaad.S price $ll $780,"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-29

Democrats ara count d as free traders; but to
Judge by the SJtes Of III uio,ratie meialiei, VI
tween these aud the Republicans on this Ques.
ton, many Of them being decided and prom
inont PrCtcctlonists and voting invariably
with the extreme high tariff advocates of the
other side And many Republicans are as
staunch free traders as Edward Atkinson and
William GrOeSbecE
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-29

Tho trial of Stokes for the murder OF Col, Jas.
Fisk, Jr, was resumed in New York yesterday
The testimony ~ to the shooting was naturally OF
the most positive character. During the examina-
t,on there was much wrsngling between counsel.
and at ons time quite . scene snsued. the Judge
being Obliged to interfere to stay the torrent OF
words.
Gen. Tom Thumb, who arrived from turol
on Monday, is going to build a new residence
for himself and wife near Fairfield, Conn.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-29
The Case Of VIM: Il. Wslgei.

New YORK, June 2s.-Wm. n Welgel, OF
Baltimore, before the u 5. District Court
charged with perjury in the late casa Of But
ler vs. Tilden: was to-day given until tom :
row to obtain bail. The amount required Is
5000.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-29
DIE D.

81 Bth.--'n the 9Th inst, William H. -liiLel
ih the 9th Year Of his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family. also the
member VI the Water Witch Fire Company are
respeeltu Is ingited to attend his funeral from hi
,;e ie ldence No: Al. West Sixth street. on Mon
d ty morning, at ~ o'clock. Solemn High Mass a
St Peter. church,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-29
TEACHeR9 WAMTED.

TEACHERS WANTED.
= lne toMmlltee On le,cnel. of the Boari Of
Education of Wiluinston. will IN ct at .ct ool
ucI;e so !. on French street. At 10 o'clock, MOA-
nAI, July :. tor the purpose of examining LADIES'
Wno .ieslro 10 come teachers the public schooa
VI this city. There will be some desirable position
10 be filed. This exsminati.n il not for those now
In the em pioy of tho Board
By order ofthe Committee.
jun26A27-jyS&5 b ". HARLAN, Supt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-29
Wauts.
VIVIAN re o.

w Ev.'y oos to know that CHADW1CK'S
Huseum vii have ,ins Extraordi.a-y Add,t,Uus
sing the 4th Of July week. Dv fail to see
them II 3T West An street, ADJOINING the Fnuu-
Ain Ice Cream aarde0. luue2s dot
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-29

SuaE CuR1 FOR DYsENTERY.-A writer in
!ae laA) Constitution says: BeliveinR that
mere are many cases Of this fearful dis
eese. especially among children In this COM
n ;%an'ty; please give place to this remedy. It
4, 4 spvonfnl or two Of pure raw wheat -four
Inlnned with water 80 II can be easily drank.
Inree Or four doses taken at intervals of ten
swslve hours will cure sny case not absolutely
cnonic; aud from what have witnessed feel
sore u Is one Of the best remedies In the world
!T ehronic diseases. To make the dors pal
ss0as Ior children 1t can be sweetened and
aavorrd with some drops not acid.
Solne forty years ago the dysentery pervail-
s0 s0tor0u&hOut the N0rthen states to an alarm
as sxtsnt. killing thousands, ana In the midst
some one published this RENE ~, which
~ every where adopted and It worked like
scoarm. curing thousands, and l. now IN old
@sn. have known hundreds Of cases cured
Mnce. Il seems to have the effect Ia
Saeck the disease aud at the same time 10
sSefe the inner coating to the bowels, which
3'e dectors tell ~ Is lost BY the disease
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-29

\. AT The Fifth District Republican Convention Of
AAne' on Thursdsy. an entire county delegation,
swsnsy.ave in number, became disset1sasd with
ssS psoessdinss aud ssosdsd in body, and will
sAl new eonvsenen ID July to noninats IN OPP
loahoa ticket.
~ Havana oGacial paper 10 farious over the
~ Of TIE ssse0sr = lxar Stewart, and holds
~ Oaited 6saks rsspouslbls for the landing Of
>. n@ Lewis, the colored American sculptures
1ors hs. an ord.'r from an Euglish noble
aaa 'aid y b worth $lo09pO.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-29

W. STOUT ,teady Boy to assist in Ice Cream
0arden Apply At ChADWICk'S Museum No.
2F ~ est Fourth street. juue2I ),
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-29

ESor C~Qklue In Warn weather
~ 0kf fng WgtL KvowS
VULCAN oAo oT0vG,
For sals By 0AWTHRDP 4 Bro. Pumbers aI
Gas NiserS, AIS Mareet street. jua Saw
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-29

ENOR aALE-A Lot ops handred feet front u,
II West fiNh street. between Van Buren and
RVeshlin atpaAea Annlv At thta os8na
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-29

FoR SALE. ~
Dwelling House. No. ss2 Market street. r.!
22 feet front, the lot running through to !!.9
Kias street. Possession October St, 1874 ~
juMsl7 .6R ALFRED BETrN
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-29
for Reut.'
FOR VENT.
for Salt aud for 3eut.
House FOR SALE.

will sell that sns two story House, with -
mansard roof. At the corner Of Delaware av- ~:
enue and Rodney street. in complete order. Y,
very low. Terms easy. Apply soon. W
jun27 dl0t JAMES BRADF6k6.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-10

81 WEST attn ST., BETWEEN eth AND 9TH Avs.--A
I'll respectable young girl ~ do general houscwork In
small private family good city reiereneeh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-10

OCT 9Th Av.--BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG wO-
COl man. rs childrcn's nurse Is capable oy taking
care OF child from Its birth, do chamberwork has
tour years reference. Ring left hand bell.