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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-05
The v IImInal on nna Mr.,ern.
PROGRESS OF TRAcKL AYING-AFFAIRs AT LANDEl
BeRG-ENIENPBIsEs ON Foor

PROGRESS OF TRAcRL NYING-AFFAIRs AT LANDEN-
BERa-ENlEePRIsEs ON FOOT
The track layers ON the Wilmington and West
orn RiihOId have reached the treste work
beSond Browns Summit, now called by tie
pleasant name OF IS ,u6hwood." The distarce
from this station to L,ndenburg is abont three
miles, but not more than two miles OF track yet
remain TO be laid.
Broad Run Station will be reached by Monday
or Tuesday. and even beyond this the ties are
partially placed in portion.
The chief engineer, Mr. jackson, with his
assistants, were Ia LAudenburg on Thursday sur
Veying, and LOCATING tLe place for tue telegraph
office, and depot.
A handsome station house, the first on the road
from Wilmington has been erected at Greenbank
commonly known as Philips mills. Two others.
one at Wooddale Delaware Iron Works and the
other at Ashland (Sharpless' Mills,) are nearl,
completed, and still another has been put under
way at Hokessin. iae main water tank i5 lOca-
ted about mile nOrth Of Ashland station, car
peaters are at work upon it and it will soon be
completed.
The LaBdenbergers are awaiting anxiolsly the
appearance Of the I" iron horse from Winning
ton to meet itA brntuer steed which has inst
reached the town by the Delaware and Pennsyl-
vania RailrOad from Ayondale.
Several new buildings are in progress OF erec-
tion. In anticipation of a large increase OF
business. Chandler Pnillips from Avundale, has
been in the town for the purpose Of choosing
location for a large hotel.
There is nothing nov as far as can be seen in
the way OF the completion Of the road and the
regular running OF trans by Monday the 2lst
Instant, may be expected.
PROPOSED TINE TABLE OF THE N W ROAD
Though perhaps not fully concluded upon. it
is proposed TO run three daily trains upon the
new railroad as follows: Leave Wilmington at
e;l5. lO:40 a. IN and G:35 m. returning al
rive at Wilmington al 755 a. m, 3 and 5 p. m
Tue l040 IN. train West will connect with the
$3.50 from Philadelphia the 6:S5 p. IN. train will
Q cInnect with the SIP IN. from rhiiadelphia. Tn
morning train L lst wll reach tho city in time to
connect with the S;l0 to Philadelphia.
This schedule is proposed to start with, and
will be, of course. mOulled to meet the demands
OF travel as they arise. Should circumstance
warrant an earlier train into Whining ton ia tie
morning and later one out in the evening they
will doubtless be provided in good time.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-05
Pts OF PRACTICE for LndIc..

Last Tuesday night two burglars entered the
house OF gentleman residing on Staten Island,
but who temporarily absent from home
The wife OF the proprietor was awakened by the
barking OF the dog, which sound however soon
ceased, owing to the soothing influence of strycl-
nine. She had a revolver within her reach
and when, after few moments of Watching
she perceived burglars head gently insinuat-
cd beside the half-open door of her bedroom
she fired at it with the promptitude with which
the proyerDial Irishman of Donnybtook fair
greets the casually displayed head OF a fellow
cOuntryman. The burglar fled, and the brave
woman pursuing him aud discerning a second
burglar, opensd iro on them both, and drove
them ignOminiOusy from the house. She fired
four ehOts in all, and tue only unpleasant feat
ure of the affair was the fact that she did not
succeed in hitting either of the robbers.
From this episode OF suburban life We may
draw the lesson that men who reside in the
neighborhood Of the city, and who occasionally
are compelled to luaYe their families unprotec =
ed during the night, should instruct their wlvoe
in pistol practice 50 that, happily while the hus-
band is tolliug for livelihood in town lis wife
may be reaping blessed harvest of burglars at
home. II will not do 10 leave ones wife and
household in charge the family dog, for such is
the deplOr able weakness OF canine nature that
the most trustworthy and irreproachable Of dogs,
II tempted with meat, il sure to fall. The clam
orous terrier, carefully concealed from the car
nal temptation combined with strychnine.
wherewith the burglar slences the bury watch
dog of the yard, ID useful as means OF awaken
lug the pistol-oearing part of the household, but
except in this particular dogs are useless when
pltted against willy felons.-Ercbdnge.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-05
The Georgia Election.

HOW A BIG DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY WAS SECURED,
SAVANNAH, Ga, Oct. Q. 1872.
Hon j N. EdnuHIis, Chairman Republican
Committee.
At the election held In this city to-day, the
Greeley party had full control OF all the polls
The managers were all Democrats, and disre-
garded the proviPions of law, and would not al
low Republicans entitled by law to cast their
votes. After attempting to vote for several
hours they abAndontd d tue polls and went home.
Over two thousand Il Republican voters were de-
priyed Of their right to vote. The good beha-
vior Of the coored men only prevented serious
trouble. Colonel L Bryant, deputy collector OF
customs, egRs seriously assaulted by the plugging
lies, who had bees appolntei special deputy
sherins. Tho very worst class Of the white
Democratic element were sworn in special
deputy sheriffs. A great outrage up1n the
rights OF citizens has been perpetrated. The
polls were surrounded by large body OF police
armed with mnsketa, The Sabre Club patrolled
the streets mounted This morning the roads
leading to the city were picketed, ana voters
from the country we're driven back, and not al
lowed to come into the city to vote. Only four
voting places were provided for eight Thousand
voters in the country, and these ali in one build
ing NJ II HALE
Chairman Republican Committee.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-05
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

The 81 Georges tournament takes place next
Thursday,
Tomorrow il Sacramental day in the Metho-
dist churches.
All the Republican campaign clubs go to Ches-
ter this evening
Howard 2. Walton is erecting a new brick
Office at 18th aud King.
The teachers salaries for September, amount
ing TO IS 900, were paid yesterday.
The Worldngmeii's Institute re-opens this
evening. REV. Fielder Israel addresses ii.
The members of Keokuk Tribe. No. 8. Imp.
o. r. NJ, are requested to meet at their wigwam,
on Thursday evening next, to make arrange
ments for receiving visit Of tribe from Phil
adelphia.
Morris Bridgeman was struck in the head by
missile hurled from india.rubbtr sling, about
weeks sgo, and il btill in critical condition.
The police have been instructed to break up the
use of these playthings.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-05
9eaths.

HUTTON.-On the 4th inst OF membraneousc C Gun
Felrce Hutton, eldest son OF Hlett and Sallle j.
Hutton, aged years, months.
helAtiv' and friends are respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral from his grand parents residence
No. g. q ~. Third s'Teet on MOnGay afternoon at
8 o'clock. Services at ~ o'cl'ck; interment at
Wilmington and Brsndywine Cemetery.
EskI Oct. 4th, IS 2, Laura, infant daughter OF
by aud Matilda Eakin, aged l year and 4
months
= he hiends and relatives are invited to attend
the inleral from the residence OF her parents 2l0
West 9TH street, on Su day af ernOOn Services AZ
the h use at O'Clock, an leave Al p. NJ.
JOHNSFON.--ln Philadelphia on the 9Th inst DR..
W. Payntell lhnson, aged years.
His fllend4 and rel tlves are inved TO attend his
funeral from the re dence OF his fatner iu Law Jo-
ssph keene No. 9l4l Chestnut 81. on Monday morn
iag, at 10 O'Clock.
McINTI tR-In New York city. on the Q9th ult
Ellzlb IN U Mclntl e, eldest tughter OF ar,
garet aud the re Daniel NcIntlre. 1 1 the 2Ist
Year OF her age. Formerly Of Wilmi Il ton, Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-05
Tour thOusand CLicagO brIoLlayers are on a

strike.
The Boston Club defeated the Athletic, in Bos-
ton, yesterday, by a score Of 10 to 8.
The Comptroller Of the Currency has called
upon the National banks to furnish him with
statement of their condition at the close o. bus
iness on October g.
Gambeta is reported to be seriously i'll, the
result Of ovorwork during his tour in the prov
uces and his retirement from active affairs Is
decided to be absolutely necessary.
The fire in the Escurial was extinguished at a
late hour on Thursday night. The damage is
estimated at 100000 reals, and the loss OF val
uabae objects is not 80 large as was supposed.
John Barclay was hung at Columbus. Ohio,
yesterday. for the murder Of Charles f. Garner.
lie admitted his guilt on the scaffnid. and
warned all from the use Of intoxicating liquors
as the source OF his ruin.
The wounded by the railroad accident nelr
GreeAvil'e, Tenn, on Thursday. number twenty
seven. four of whom will probably die. The train
was crowded. and the escape of the pas sseugels
from instant death was almost miraculous.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-05
pefaIcnlIon nt Conte.rllIe.
BANK CLERK ABsooNDs WITH s2s, 200.

BANK CLERK ABsooNDs WITH $4,000.
On Tuesday morning last John L. Martin, the
Receiving Teller of the Bank Il Chester Valley
at Coatesyille was found to be missing, as was
also a considerable quantity OF funds.
His wife was on visit at Wagontown. where
she received letter from her husband on
Tuesday, informing her that by the time she
received it, he would be west Of Pittsburg a
defaulter for $4,000. The examination Of the
books showed that the absorbing teller had
been using the funds OF the bank making
false entries to cover up the deficiencies. while
count Of the reserve funds showed that he
had tampered with some of the packages, 1t is
supposed, on Monday, while the others were
at dinner.
The missing teller was young man about "a
years Of age, heretofore Of irreproachabe char
acter, aud had enjoyed the full confidence of his
employers. For some time he was Known to be
spsculating in stccks but there was not tho
slightest suspicion that everything was not all
right. The loss will not bs very heavy one as
the bank is secured.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-05
The swedenborslans.

THE MARYLAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MEETING.
The annual meeting of the Maryland Associa-
tinn Of the New Jerusalem church was held in
this city yesterday. On Thursday evening, a
number of the delegates arrived, and a recep-
tion was given them at the Church on Delaware
avenue, Addresses were made by Rev MIR.
Hinckley and several others, the speeches be-
ing iDterspersed with singing by the Sunday
School children. Later in the evening, the
Teachers Association held meeting.
The meeting Of the association was held in
the church, yesterday afternoon, Rev. Jabez
Fox, of Washington. d. O., presiding. Repre-
sentatives were present from the societies of
Washington, Baltimore and Wilmington A
motion made at the last annual meeting to
amend the constitution by adding West Virginia
to the territory OF the association, was called up
and adopted. Remarks were then made by
several Of those present. on the subject OF pre-
siding ministers of the association, when the
meeting adjourned till 10 o'clock this morning.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-05

BEAUTY-THE QUESTION SETTLED Odd Fell
lows Hall was crowded, last evening, drawn
thither, not only by the attractions of the exhi-
btlon, or the presents given away but by the
announcement that silver cake basket was to
be presented to the handsomest lady, ard pres
ent to the handsomest gentleman. The time OF
deciding the vitalqlestiSn was anxously awaited
and finally arrived, when the committee
awarded the basket " Miss Lille Hickman, No.
6O4 Lombard street. Next in order was the
handsome gentleman, Harry A. Bolton, who re-
ceiyed his : Appropriate present in the shape OF
pretty white goat. The furniture was drawn
by ]. b. Foster, 429 Werl 2nd street. A matinee
is held this afternoO !, and this evening closes
The second week Of lese exhibitOns 10 this city.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-05
L0CAL-D0M MESTIG.
Failed to Recover.

SUIT OF LEWIS FREoH AGAINST THE p W. 4 B. Il. r..
The H.vre de Grace Republican says:
1t will be recoected. that little over one year
ago, Lewis Fl ech. while walking on the railroad
track near Perryville. was struck by the engine
OF passenge, train and one of his arms 80 badly
injured that it became necessary to amputste il
below tho elbow. Mr.. Frech sued the railroad
company for $40 900 damages. The suit com
menced in Glkton last week aud occupied the
attention of the Court for several days The
jury in the case, rendered a verdict on last
Tuesday adverse to the claims of Mr. Frech. re-
fusing to allow any damages, thereby throwing
him into the costs of the snit.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-05

CHESTER NoTRs-Samuel Montgomery is build
ing factory on the lands OF the Chester I'm
provement Co. for Christopher Blakely.
James V. Maginn, of Chester, has been ad-
mitted to the Delaware county bar.
Rev. j. Brinton Smith, well-known in Chester,
died recently at Raleigh, N. C.
- The Gartside Rifles made their first parade on
Tuesday and looked well.
The Town Council of Upland passed an ordi-
nance at its last meeting, 10 prohibit the wagons
OF Mr.. Dupont from carrying powder through
that village.
The Franklin Legion, OF Chester, was attacked
by Democrats Cldb at Uplan night before
last, as they were returning from Brandywine
Summit A number of stones were thrown at
the cars and tho windows broken, and it is said
that the Democratic Club even used their pio-
neer axes in their assault upon the car.
The Republican meeting, this evening, will be
addressed by Hon. George Lear Col. Thos. p.
Ocheltree and James Underdue.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-05
THE PgN'S suLA.
cARoLlNE COUNTY.

Court begins at Denton on Monday.
Rail shooting has begun and is attracting to
the marshes the usual number Of visitors.
new stage has been put on the route be-
tween Ridgely and Denton
D. r. NJ, son Of II. b. Culbreth, has entered
the University OF Virginia 10 pursue collegiate
course
Amos Hecker grew radish this season which
weighed pounds.
strict Methodist, who had been busly en-
gagged in his peach crop for several weeks attend
cd church. the other day, and attempted to say
Amen when the preacher warmed into elo-
duence, but said " sm Ock " instead.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-05

John o'Byne, IN the Advertiser, declares that
the saulsburys are playing as deceitful and as
dirty q game as over three card monte man or
= Peter Funk played on raw peasant" Really
this is severe on ths Democratic leaders, from
Democratic organ
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-05
Smuggling on the Gulf Coast,

The Government has received information to
the effect that great deal Of smuggling has
heen done on the Gulf Coast from Key West to
New Orleans. The articles which are surrepti-
tiously run into the country free Of duty are
liquors and cigars Measures have been taken
to suppress the illicit traffic and arrest the Of
tenders.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-05
st"'e I'eus.

The barn Of A. F. NA...., near Milford, was
recently struck by lightning and two horses
knocked down. The barn Of Mr.. Garrett L. Hyn-
son was also struck and the timbers shivered
considerably.
Joseph Stevenson. Of Frederica while on a
late visit TO the Oil Regions. was knocked down
at Parker's Landing. and robbed.
lodge Of Good Templars has been organized
in Milford Neck.
The Loves steamer was withdrawn because
it is said, she was not adapted to the route
Another is promit ed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-05
GoidnmitL Maid.

There is likely to be some litigation over this
celebrated trotter. very fine mare Joet was
supposed to have been burned at fire in Mich
Ky. The trainer OF Joet was lately present at a
race between dold-,uith Maid ard Lucy, and
recognized the Maid DO the original JOet. 1t is
Thought the livery raUle was fired to cover the
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-05
The nnln ...,e nn.rnnrInn

The Quarantine seas IN at the Lasaretto, closed
On Monday last. ine Ohicers-Dr. ulhOn,
Quarantine Master, AL DIR. f ,llor, Physician
Loport that there has Ueen less sickness at the
station this SEASON. tna for many years previous.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-05
The Lost ..GInnnIvnn.,,

james Dugan, who arrived at New York yes
terday from Sidney, Cape Breton, reports that
the Schooner Lancaster on which he sailed, fell
in with an abandoned vessel on which nine skel-
eons were found All seemed to have persisted
from hunger. 0d the bowsprit Of the vessel
was the name "Glanalvon."
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-05
NEir Advertisements.

Anna L. Dickinson lectures o1t. 81.
SAW BUCKS OR WOOD HORSES. SEVERAL
- qualities Of WO d Saws and Choppino Axes
aud an assortment OF Winter hardware For SAFE by
~, . -. - TNUMAN 4 SHAW,
No so5 Eight Thirty-ave) Market 81. below Ninth.
Philadelphia.
GkANr AND GTEELEY MATCH SAFES OF
NJ Berlin Bronzed Iron. For sale b,
,, TRUMAN & SHAW,
Philadelphia
Anna Dickinson lectures Oct. 2I.
ST RE EIvED,
very choice assortment OF
TRIMMINGS, HOSIERY, GLOVES MERINO UN-
DERWEAR, NOTIONS, &c.
Also, beautiful as4ortmen; Of
HAMD1RNIr ZEPHYR GoODS SLIPPER PAT
TERMS, SOFA PILLOWS, PIN CUSHIONS.
lsPHYRS, GRRMA NTOWN WOOL.
WooLLsN YARNS, DC, &C.
oo.. 8. II. STATS,
0O'O No. All Market street.
L.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-05
The Dramn.

Tho sale Of reserved seats for the four
nights Of the Richiugs- Bishops engagement is
now open at Dougman, Thomas, Il Cos There
will, doubtless, be large audiences and the pub
lio would do well to secure good seats, promptly.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-05

DlviDEND.-The.msnag Of the Wilmington
Turnpike 90. have declared their 32d dividend,
Of so cents per share payable at the office OF
the Treasurer, 800 Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-05
PRICE TWO CENTS.
SECOND EDITION.
$50, p. M.
False Report.

THE SPANISH CLAIMS AGAISsT TIE Q. S.
MADRID, ooT. 5.
The report about Spain submitting its claims
against the United States, on account OF tilibus-
tering against Cuba, to foreign governments, is
now denied
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-05
10000 For Hartrnnft.

John E. Wilson, of Ekton, Nd, who has been
campaigning in Pennsylvania, sets down Hart
ranft as good for 10000 majority at the least
He is gaining every day, and will gain until the
election. The flood tide of slander against the
gallant General has been reversed by a popular
feeling among Republicans that he ought to be
elected simply because the Democrats use only
personal blackguardism as an argument against
him.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-05
FIRST EDITION.
2:3O II. Nj.
The America.

Two-TmRDs OF THE TREASURY RECOVERED
LONDON Oct. 5.
dispatch from Japan states that two-thirds
Of the treasurer on board the steamer America,
which was burned, has been recovered.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-05
DIot,ve p,,,yor nv CobIa-

drand Rapids, Mioh., manufacturing firm
si, oGiAlh7 Its motive poSer from water wheel a
niile distant, by means Of half a mile OF cable
"us stretched on pIlloys across the Grand Riyer.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-05

The squirrels are abandoning Arkansas, and
swimmidg the Mississippi into Te lnessee in
dloves They become 80 exhausted ON the voy-
age, that they are readily captured on landing.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-05
Russia Dissatisfied.

THE AGGRESSIVE ATTITUDE OF THE RADICALS
LONDON, Oct. 6.
Russia is dissatisfied at the aggressive attitude
Of the Radical party of France.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-05
Weather Record.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WASHINGTON, Oct. g.
Probabilities Cloudy North. easterly and
jutlI-easterly winds with light rain
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-05

COMMITTEE MEEr.Eo.--A meeting of the Re-
publican City Exec utive Committee will be held
this evening a. ~ o'clock at Republican Head
Quarters. Punctual attendance Is requested.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-05

The Boundary Commissioners are likely to
compromise upon the division line between the
Eastern Shores Of Maryland and Virginia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-05
Personal Intelligence.

Joseph L. Killgore goes to Pottsvle, and ad-
dresses the Workiugmen there this evening.
James N. Clemmer has accepted the leader
ship Of the choir at Grace Church.
Col Jacob Moore. of Georgetown, and Gen.
A. A. Torbert, of Milford, are in town to-day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-05

One of Hartford's popular dry goods mer-
chants was asked the other day how he spent
his evenings, His reply was. "At night store
my mind, and during the day mind my store !"
He was alive at last accounts.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-05
Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA oct. b.
Cotton firm, 19@l9j< Flour steady, 1906;
extras S59l@6H; Penna., extra family, S81{@
81. Wheat quiet, unchanged Corn dull yell
low 6S@69c. Oats active, 3S@4ic. Whiskey,
qic
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-05

It costs money to beat your wife 10 Chicago.
Mayor Medill does not beiive 10 that little anus
ement, and makes the fines heAvy.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-05
ERUIT OPENING.
COMPLIMENTS OF
MITCHELL q FLETcHER,

N. r. COR. or TWELFTH AID CHEsrsUr SIS.
PHILADELPHIA.
Respectfully inviting you aud your friends 20 their
Third Aunual Exhibition If Fine Fruits,
Preserves, Gc,
October Il Ia to October 10Th.
Ample opportunity will be given to taste auG ex-
emue these ROOdy (0f which We make a spaci alty) }
believing that your verdict wi more than confeln
all we can say IN regard to their excellence.
octtol9
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-05

E. B. Co. also have ture Xylol and Capsules
OF XylOl made by L. Scherng, OF Berlin, which, IL Ia
claimed. mltiRateS the severity OF smallpox.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-05
Sn BUILDING LOTS
AT PUBLIC SALE,
win be sold at Public Sale, on the premises, on
FRIDAY. OCTOBER IIth, 1872, at
q O'CLOCK p. M.

Those beautifully located building lots, fronting
on ROdman, rawley, Webb, Fourth and f. fin SITS
as extended from the city These lots are short
distanre from the city, about four squares South
from the Schuzen Pa and are not snt ject TO ily
t X. They will he sold great bargain and on easy
terms, only 70 per ceht cash anu and ~ months
Tor the balance so tnat ny person of small means
can buy lot and become a freehOlder Az my last
sale OF 90 lots on this property frnm Fifth TO sixth
sire Is, some of tn los, 25 feet front by l2S feet
deep Id as 'Ow as $9ThO; 80 there was Ony 81 so
TO be paid IN cash. and aud IL months for the bal
ance. would urge all D or men to att nd this ale
and buy lot as II may be starting point In their
lives. The first great venture made was to buy
lot at about $50, it was my starting point.
oct2-st WIN. BRIGHT, Agt.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-05

A II. GRIMSHAW, Broker, No. W. Third
Ae street. negotiates loans, sells real estate
rents houses, collects rents- Agent sac OF Bonds
land and ali parts OF the Con inent OF e.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-05

Anna E. Dickinson lectures oct. 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-05

pRoyEssoR LISTER, AsrRoL0oER, HAS ARRIvED
and can upon AL affairs In fe At his residence,
lLerngton nvoBuc between Twentybfh and Twenty sixth
streets Vncc hours from A. n. TO SP. NJ. For terms
pe.se call or ssad for o circular.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-05

TTOw rs 1T THAT CLAiRvOYANTS CAt FORETELL
III future events yfne secrets and ysseres OF cisirvoy
ance fully explained and the art taught TO LADIES' ony for
tune moderate For further particulars address,
Mra ". q. r., Brooklyn Fest Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-05

COACHMAN AND GARDENERS SITUATION WANT.
" ed-By m American aInge man Is sober, honest and
reliable; good reference. Address J. c. box Iii Herald
Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-05

(foACHMAN AND GRoOM'S SITUATION WANTED
~ By young o lood sppe horoug under-
stands his tuiress nrs GLASS eity reference
pcyeT Address call W. coacbman rs est 18th at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-05

no LtT-A VERY SUBSTANTIAL FIVE STORY FAC
tory Building well lighted. si1e as feet 'front.' Twenty
third Third avenue Will in Floors with