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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-11-07

CTATE OF WiSCOSSlN.-CuCNT
- OF MANITOWoC-ss. Probate ot'ice,
Manitowoc. October -, 4. d. 1872.
In the matter of the proof and pro-
bate Of the last will and Testament OF Abram
W Preston, deceased WHEREAS, :. iIstru-
ment in writing, purporting 10 be t. last
will and testament of Ahram ". Prcsto,- 'e-
ceased late Of the County Of Grafton. 10 t.
State Of New Hampshire. has been filed IN
this Office; and whereas application has been
made by Charles Hall, person interested
in said will, praying that the same be proved
and al uitted TO Probate according to the
la-- o. this State: Therefore, it is ordered
that said application be heard before me Ia
the Probat, Office in the City of Manitow &C
in said county, on the eighteenth lay OF
November. A. ID. 1872, at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon of that day. And it is further or
derei, that notice shall be given to all per-
sons interested in sad will. Of the time and
place of said hearing. by publication in the
Manitowoc Pilot, newspaper printed in
said county for three successive weeks, once
each week, prior TO the time of such he airing
BY the Court, W. w WALDO.
i4-l3-3w County Judge.
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533, OXFORD STREET, W. G. !

533, OXFORD STREET, w. G.
LONDON, Oct. y, 1872
Dear Sir: | beg respectfully to annex
copy Of a circular as sent to the Medicine
Vendors and others in the States and else
where by two or three individuals, (of little
or no means), under the style of The New
York Chemical Company" which c. npany
had no existence until October, 1871, and
with which have no connection.
The more efectually to deceive, they
caution the public as follows
"The immense deman for .HciLowAY's
Pulls AND OINTMENT has tempted IN
principled parties to counterfeit these val
liable Medicines.
In order to protect the public and our
selves, we have issued new Trade Marx
consisting of an Egyptian Circle Of ser
pent with the 'etter Ii in the centre. Ev-
cry box of genuine HOLLOWAY Pills AND
OtNTNENT' will have this trade mark on it,
None are genuine without it.
"To DEALERS AND JoBBERs IN DRUGS AND
MEDICINES.
eve call your particular attention to the
new style OF 'IIoLLowAYs PILLS AND ONT
4E>T-none of the old style are masufac-
tured by Us now, nor have been for molths
We therefore caution all purchasers against
receiving from any Jobbers or Dealers the
old style Of goods.
'1rformation concerning any such goods
being offered will be received with thanks.
I'VE ask the favor Of alI the information
you can give in regard to those counter
felts.'
Now this Honorable Company, aware
that yoar laws do not permit them to copy
the precise getting up Ct my Medicines,
put their counter ets into anotEor form
and intimate that they adopt u Ncw La
bei.
The object of these people in referring
to the immense demand for these MedI
cines is that it may be believed that | am
connected with them.
fore respectfully invite YOU to be pleased
TO give All Insertion OF this letter IN yjur pa
per, that your readers may net be deceived
by this New York Chemical Company'o
81 urlous Medicines
Each Pot and Box of my Genuine Medi-
cnca bear the British Government Stamp,
with tie words IIoloway's Pills and
Ointment, London but they are not sold
in t. fitei States. tSignea)
THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
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VALUABLE
~ pRoBATE-MANITowoC COUNTY I

IN TE-MANIT0WOC COUNTY
l Court In the matter Of the guardiar T.
ship of the minor heir of Theodore Schultz,
deceased On reading and fling he petit
ton Of Dominica Schneider, guardian Of
said minors, representing among other
thing that his said wards are seized of Ger
tain real estate in said county and that it is
necessary that the same should be sold, and
PRAYING for license TO sell the same: and it
appearing to the Court, from said petition
that ii is necessary TO sell said real estate.
it is ordered and directed that the next Of
kin to said wards, anu all persons interested
in said estate appear before me, on Monday,
the 18th day Of November. A. D. 1879. at
ten clock A. m. at the Probate Office in
said County. then and there to show cause
F, & if any there be Why license should not be
! granted for the SAL Of said real estate &C
! cording 10 the prayer Of said petition.
/ And it is further ordered, that copy Of
thi. order shali be published for four sue.
/ cessive weeks prior to said day of hearing
in the Nanltoxoc PiLor, weekly news
paper printed at Nanitowoe in said County
i Dated at Manitowoc, the 18th day of &c
4 tebr. a. D. 1872. w. w. VA DAs,
= l4-l3Iw County Judge
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Jones Library AssOciatiOn.

Notice is hereby given that there will
be meeting of the directors Of the Jones
Library Association, said meeting to be
held IN the library room On Friday even.
ins Nov S, at clock. As business Of
Importance is to be transacted every mem
Der Of the board is requested to be present,
And all ladies interested in the we'll
fare Of the association are requested to
meet at the library rooms on Tuesday af-
ternoon next at ) o clock.
HENRY MCLHoLLASp,
Secretary.
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By the above lea ling We IN Al that the
,urroan .in-s are pleasant, All ALI; |, to
the lentaI of = .; D.. A. J. p.::ier, On
F. nth street. Dr.. Pltchon hat fitte! up
lis Office in frss-c!.-s style with all the
Surroundings calculated to make q visit 20
hi- Office, apart from the necessity that
ssokos his skill, pleasant oae. DR.. ?. is
a s.ilful operator, ana, combines with skill
gcEtlcncss that is il itself soothing to the
snFercr.
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ARRIVALS
II he primcpal Hotel,, FAR The wce& eac
No,
" iliiHEns II ousc.


Paul G.. Biersach, Milwaukee,: John
Morgan, Liberty; Mrs. Harris, Cato; W
Il. Bishop. l.. u. Nlckers0n. Brilion: Jas.
Pellet, Gibson: Byron j. Price, Menasha;
VI. Keller, Kellnersvile; J W Finch,
Jno Cody, Liberty: VIM Carey, Cato; j C
Hermann, Oshkosh: John c Smith, Spring
Creek: f l. Smith, r III McMallen, Bril-
lion: Harry y kleist, Rantoul: c Schultz,
Milwaukee; Jim Carey. Mecmc; j Ap-
lin, Rantoul; L II Bishop, TavchceIah; },
Ru.scl and lady, Chicago; Jno Binng-
heimcr, Nj waukce; Peter Bra ", Mecme:
5 Radccky, Jno keIlner, kossu:h; f
Knapp, Tim Sullivan, Charles Butler,
Clarks Mills; VIM Bauerlein, Milwaukee,:
VI Taugher, Newton; j L Ciearv, Tom
Coleman, VI II Cleary, Whitewater: W III
Love, } Murphy, Chicago; Jno Chloupek,
Francis Greek; ii III Smith, Two Rivers;
d Roberts, Fond du Lac; ii Clark,
Briilion; james Lamy, Milwaukee; G
Drolet, Canada, Ambrose Cook, Foni du
Lac: \ A Harris, Cato: NJ Junker, Mil
waukee; & NJ Hopkins, Chicago; S Turtle,
Oshkosh: Miss Z Rauhv, st. Joseph; NJ.
Dampsy, Sheboygan; Aug RaEge, Oconto.
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Fire..

The fruit and confectionery store of Mr.
o. S. Boughton, at the corner Of Eighth
and Buffalo streets, was, together with its
day night last. The building was owned
by Mr.. Edward Conway, and was valued
at $3.50: no insurance. Mr. Bou.hton' S
loss was 81, 100, and was insured for $500
The building to the east, owned and oc-
cupied by Mr.. S. Sanderson, was some-
what damaged, but TIE loss is covered by
an insurance of $1,000
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PCRGATiyE Pills have become set
tied necessity with the American people.
Indeed, cathartics always have been ard
always must be used, in some form, by all
mankind. In this coultry the ilular form
administration has been growing in favor
since pills were first made Of Aloes and
Rhubarb, rolled into a Lsll Their high
position in the pubic conf ience has final
ly been secured All fastened into pcrm.-
nency BY Ay:r's Cathartic Pills, the most
skillful combinat on of medicine for the
diseases they are intended to cure, that
science can devise or art produce Those
who need pills, no longer hesitate what
pills to take if they can get Ayers Pill
Wheeling Fu) Press.
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The dilaridated Sidewalk or the corner
Of York and Sixth streets. may, one of
these dark nights, occasion broken limb,
and consequent, suit for damages against
the city. Viii the authorities look to 1t !!
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TAN NOTICE.

COUNTY CIERK's GFYIcE
Is ah1tIWOc uyu.t s. Is1.S
All persons interested are hereby notife1 that
TIE folio wing tracts and parcels of land CIV and
Village Lots. living ani being situated in the Coun
" of MaIitowoc and State of Wisconsin were
sold Tor the taxes due and unpaid thereon Ter the
year 1869, on The second Tuesday being the TENTH
Gay OF MAY. 1870: Now. therefore unless the
amount OF taxes, interest. and costs set opposite
tie several tracts Gnd parcels land. City and
Village lot>. SHAH b. paid and before the tenth
day of Nav, 1873 the 81 me viii be transferred 10
the bu' er or ni- or her a signs according u the
l.W IN such case made ana prS -iled
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Accident.

\ man named VIM. Tegge, employed in
the hay warehouse of Hall i johnson, ac
cilen,ally fell against the hay press on:
friday last, AM ssyerAy injured himself
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An empty bottle was found in front of a
business room. 1t had been thrown there
by young man who hal lately purchased
a bottle of that fine perfumcry at the Man
ltowoc Drug Store. "A
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port of N 1nitow DC.

AnRIvgD-Oct. 81.
Schr. Toledo, Chicago
Schr. W. II Chapman, Milwaukee, 6 wheel
b1rruws
Schr H4nna, Etty, Milwaukee, LOO bu
corn, l. tons coal
Schr Minuchaha, Milwaukee, II brls salt
brls vinegar
Schr Annie ThoIinc Chicago
Stmr She boysan. Chicago, sud.
Schr. Petrol, kevauuce, ,lG0 railroad ties
Schr. l.. Shank, Racine,
Schr. Mariner. Milwaukee, 900 bu corn
Schr. Plymouth, Chicago
Schr. " Ii Ilins,lalc. Milwaukee
Slmr. Manitowoc, ChicIyo, sUnls
Nov .
Stmr. Shehoygan Chicago. sunls
Schr Robbie Knapp, Milwaukee
Schr. Industry, Racine,
Schr. Cappclls, Milwauk7 &c , brls oil
Schr. Radical, Chicago, sund,
Nov. /
Stpr. Mahitowoc. Chicago, sunl.
chr. Luna, Milwaukee, sunds
Nov g.
Stmr Shcboygan, Chicago, suntls
CLEAKED-Oct. 81
Schr. Annie Thorine, Chicago, 90 eds WOO ,
Schr. Reiudeer EscanabI TOO bu potatoes
Schr. Toledo. Esuan lha - ton, bay
Schr. ". II Chapman, Manis.ee, II NJ
hay
schr Hannah Ely, Milwaukee, 81 cl-
wood
stu,. ohchoygan, Chicago, sunds
Nov /
Scir. Petrol. kewaunse
Schr j L. Shank, Milwaukee, ! III slaves
Schr. Mariner, milwaukee, 20 bu wheat,
ccs wood
Schr. Plymouth, Milwaukee 800 bu whc.t
"a eds wood. 20 bags peas
Sccw ". IL. IIinsdale, Milwaukee, so eds
Stmr. Manitowoc. Chicago, sunds.
November ,
Stmr. She boygan, Chicago, sunis.
schr. Robbie Knapp, Milwaukee, sunis.
Schr. Industry hcuosha, ID eds wool.
.Schr Cappella, Milwaukee, 50 eds wood
Schr Radical Carlton.
Nov. 1.
Stmr. Man'towoc, Chicago, sunds.
Nov. I
Stmr. Shehoygan, Chicago, sunds.
Schr. Luna, Milwaukee, ~ eds wood.
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TnE \. y. Manufacturing Co., p
CORTLAND Stree, New York have estab-
lished au g Emporium of Novelties" and
utilities FIR every day use. Agents, male
AID female, wanted everywhere, see their
advertisement in ano her column
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Tna Mar JAracri.

The Steam Barge Mary Jaracci, Capt.
+. Sheppard, which went ashore on Sun
day. the 9th ut. was got off on the 30th
by the tug Leviathan and proceeded to
Escanaha, bat as she was leaking badlv
she put for this port VIII re she arrived on
Saturday, We into The dry doe; for re
pairs, and sailed Yesterday for Escanaba
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Keep DRY.

All kinds Of Rabber Goods at Ryder S
Shoe Store, including Overshoes, Rubber
Boots, Rubber Coats, Caps aud Leggings;
also Rubber Horse Covers, &c.
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List of Patents

The following patents We're issued from
the L. 5. Patent Office to citizens of Wis
consin, for the week ending Oct. Is, 1870.
Reported for the PlLoT, by Alexander i
Mason, Solicitors of Patents, COS Seventh
ST., Washington, y. c.
Washing Compound r. Guenther, Osh-
kosh.
Thrashing Machine-W. W. D.nsee,
Racine.
Lamp-M. P. Haley, Button.
Sewing Nachine-E. Shaw, Milwaukee.
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The II prys sDiscaSr.

Til, hors: disease, which has prevailed
q an slarmins extent throughout tho Eas-
tern s atcs an has Invalel Chicago and
Milwaukee, has, we learn, Token out in
some Of oar neshborins towns. We have
not learned Of any ca."s Transporting in
Manitowoc, an with goo !, dry Weather, we
may escape. The disease is not fatal,
though d source Of groa. Inconvenience to
the public.
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HANS Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover
cures gray. lair BY causing it to return to
its youthful color and v'eo'.
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ing. by which the engiceer was deceived is
regarded rs the cause.
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State News.


A barn ant stable belonging to Fred
sehenbaar, Of the town of Wayne, Wash
Ington eoant-, was destroyed by fire on
Thursday, the 18th of October. Loss,
$500: no insurance.
The house of Anton Battery, in James
vile was burned early on Thursday morn
ing.
Two Beloit ladies, sisters, have recent
iv come into possession Of $4,000 each,
by tie death Of relative.
WE. Anderson, aged nineteen, en-
ploycd in the planning mill of Miner & Co.,
at Racine, was struck by piece II lum.
bcr and killed on Monday.
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For teas Of the best quality. and most
exquisite flavor, 20 to the Manitowoc drug
store. lS-tf
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The effect of Simmons Regulator on
the stomach, liver and kidneys is prompt
AMI cfftrtual
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OY8terE,

$. Alan, a:ro's the way from Tns
PiLUT othce, has 10 smother branch to
his business, AMI has been Dispensing to
the pub!ie some Of tho best fresh oysters
ever offered TO the people of Manitowoc.
Give him call AMI purchase a box, and
you will agree with Us in saying his are
The best vet
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PRICE LISTS,
PRESCRIPTION BLANKS

Our job rooms have been re-
plenished with a large variety
OF new type, of the latest cut, and
we hatter ourselves that the work
turned out of our office for the
past year has been second to
none ever done in this city. Our
prices are low, and will com
pare favorably with those of any
other place. Those who have
work which they wish done in a
neat and workmanlike manner.
had better give US a call, and ex-
anime our work and prices.
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TEAS I MAKE g. SPECIALITY.

Thankful for the patronage heretofore generously bestowed
upon me- request continuance of h same and that You Ill
also recommend your neigbols and friends 1t viii b.
my earnest endeavor TO please my Customers by Offering then
frstclass goods the lowest ITi and by strict at,enop.
my business ~"p ERNST WAGNER
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oROVEA D. BAKER
Improved Sewing Machines.

It.as new improvements and new stiae ~. ents
~itstia the past III on:a. ma<ins in al seven lIu
proyrraents the pSst summer l. Is, without
do1 il, ti.s best S-wia, Aacaire In ess
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VNANTED-FoR THE COUNTRY, A STEADY AND
w competent woman, for general houscwork in a
small family The right sort of will ind
nanent sit walton, pleasant home and good pay Call
before noon, III 3l7 Broadway, second foor, front.
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vITANTED-FIIE GRINDER, AT POMPTON, N j.;
w steady work at rs per cent advance sheffield
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SALES AT AUCTION.

SALES AT AUCTION.
A Lien B. MINER, AUcrI0NEER
.si .EiDAx Pc sass
o dhs SSsTs sPa { sf s3i streets
s the"
The Gossps BY Proiessor o.
ddss,r rEnSis Y Z; ycilis%si: q Paris.
Tic srre! ss 81 q Boom Of Brussels
Market ssshs candle light Sy ii. u j. yermealen, OF
fs s" amt sss De Bra1eeor
70 very c fine Water ccors Of the English school, BY
an ,nvo,c. ., .ho,. ,o ALSO AIS v., p.,,,,... 90,
signed direct, and never before exhibited. by we'll known
F fna Sna artists SSmprsins Marines
richly framed and be sold without rcrervc to close
6iSton Sondsy TSesSay and wednesSsy 3D. a. and
A Lien MINER AUcrIoNEER;
1 81 HSs S%ss HI ~ af SSS streets
atloH o'clock, at their saesrooins
f asusfnS eli sias
Manei Mirrors Carpets oiicloths. &C.. &c. Details in
A RICH JOHNSTON, .AUcrIoNEER
T.E ss sssSssES $s$sss ssSzs
JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL will sell this day and
Wednesday at l0k o'clock, at their saesroon, Nassau
street, superb assortment Of Bronzes Clocks statucts
COups large fne Vases and Figures large ass0r
ment Of Clocks fine Russia leather and rosewood Dress
in. Cases: Ladies' Work Boxes, paper mache jewel
Cabinets Foios Desks rich gilt hoxes &C.
GLASSES
Will be ON view Monday.
LBERT b. wALDRnN, AUCTIONEER,
"A SsR 5S SPd Hs Csss
FIVE CONSECUTIVE DAYS SALE,
COMMENCING
TUESDAY, DEC 1872,
AND CONTINUING FIVE DAYS.
WALDRON COOKE will sell by auction, commencing
Tuesday morning. at II o'clock and continuing each day
for Ave days the largest stock Of Goods ever offered at
auction embracing
Gle Of goods that can be used in private residences
Some Of the furniture is of the most expensive kind
Chamber Suits costing 5000; also Bedding. framed
E%4bTEs HSS $YSsEs MADE k1!2 : " EyRs.
TOYS. DOLLS. GAMES MECHANICS, &C.
LADIES' RETICuLES, WORK BOXES AND DESKS.
ALL KINDS OF HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN CUTLERY.
SUPERB PLATED WARE CLOCKS, &C.
EScn days. sale T b on eShSton The day
invite the public to examine.
WALDRON COOKE will include In to days sale tho
the stock Of dry goods from the store OF Mrs Mary A.
Cannon of Eighth avenue. This sale L. the largest and
best assortment offered Buyers CT all
kinds call and see this sale.
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A STEADY, SOBER Young MAN WOULD LIKE A
II -uar;o1 tending bar in respectable house night
or day. Address for two days A. II. G., Herald oics
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yyrANTED-FOR HOUSEKEEPING, BY SMALL
w family OF adults, Floor Of tour or five rooms;
private house, with other family, preferred; terms
be reasonable Address giving fu particulars, r.
r. j., Herald Office.
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p. TRAvER, AUCToNEER
81 will sell this day at II o'clock account of former
purchaser at $40 Of Nineteenth street,
nne Bar Counters Shelving, Glassware, Bar Botea two
stove and Pipe icsbox and lcehcnse, window Shades
with halls Cues &C. also Lcase for three Of large
corner store and Celar rent only $i5 per month place
ut for business.
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100 BROADWAY, CORNER 10TH ST.. ROOM ~ Is
100 main Office of the late improved Partisan for
mnla Madame LIVINGSTON, inventor warrants per-
feet fits and Suits made in the cheapest ard st styes
patterns cut TO fit perfectly giving instruction pasing
30 good sewers wanted Immediately; also agents travel
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A CALDWELL, AUCTIONEER
"A. Large and extensive sale of new and second hand
Furniture rosewood Piano;ortcs Carpets Mirrors, &c
This day tuesday at 70 Nassau street. Fulton very
elegant rarlor, Library, Dining Room and Chambei
suits; Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets; Beds and
Sewing MACHINES Desks Bookcases silycrware, &c. AZ
chance for housckeepers. Sale positive and without
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4 UCTION NOTICE.-DAMAGED EARTHENwARE-
n ROBERT HAYDOCK BROS. will sell on Wcdnes.
day December Ct 10 O'clock at their salesrooms No
per account of whom 1t may concern, per slip Colorado
also zoo white Granite and common Earthenware
French China, Fancy Goods, Wax Dolls Toys &C.. &c.
Thursday, December ., 10 O'clock French China
Bohemian Glassware, Fancy China, DC. &C.
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yXYILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER-OFFICE NO. 8
w City Hall place-will sell this day, at o, O'clock.
cry large lot OF walnut Counters Stoves Glass Cases.
Tables Chairs, &C. No postronement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-12-03

WANTED-SOAP MAKER; COMPETENT MAN,
w who understands making tallow soaps to take
charge Of this branch OF large mandatory in the
West Address box liz Post Office Cincinnati Ohio, CIV
ing name of present employers and full name Of ap-
plicant
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A RESTAURANTAT AUCTION--2O6 CHI URCH STREET,
n Wednesday. at IL O'clock without rescrye-Siver-
ware Ba Fixtures Kitchen Furniture and every requi
site for first class place.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs.

A INTELLIGENT MARRIED MAN WISHES A SIT.
~ uaon in any kind Of business where he could make
himself useful and living for his needy family
best references Can be for two days at "a Spring
St, first floor
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.

y1TANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE PARLOF
w floor Of two Rooms or Second Floor comfortably
and tastcfuy furnished; locations English
ment. Address with full particulars b. box LIS Herald
Uptown Branch Office.
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yTANTED-NOw OR JANUARY !, 1873, A POSITION
w cashier or hookkeeper, by q young man Of 7
systematic, elegant penman and every way thorough
~ competent. Address for five days ENERGY, Herald
o.lce,
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TAMEs M. FORD, AUCTIONEER. SELLS THIS DAY,
81 at o'clock, the entire Furniture OF large house, at
36 Bowery consisting Of three Parlor SUITE IN push.
and cSrn!csr rympto1 oil pHns
Room Chairs, Eardrobes Bcdsteads, Bureaus, Wash
stands IS velvet English, BrusseS three ply and othor
Carpets IN most excellent condition.; hair and other
Mattresses Beds Bedding &c Kitchen Furniture, Cut
lery China Glass and Crockery Ware, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-12-03

VANTED-A GERMAN PROTESTANT Girl, TO DO
w general homework in an American family OF five
persons; must be clean and willing. Apply to D.
BOUTOS liz East 127th ST., near Sd av.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-12-03

MANTED-A GOOD GERMAN SALESMAN, WHO
w understands the drug and perfumcry business. Adj
dress, with full particulars. box lsS Herald office.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-31

TRUSTEES:
I'D JOVRS JOSEPH GAILLhRD. jL,
CHARLES DENNIS G. A. HAND,
WI H. MOORE, JANIS Low,
HENRY COT D.. J. ROWLAND.
wM. c. PlCKBRSGILL. BENZ. BABCOCK.
LgWIS CURTIS, R0BT b. NIHTURN.
CHARLES II. RUSSELL, GORDON W. BURNHAM.
LOWELL HOLBRO0K. FREDERICK CHAUNCBY,
r. WARREN WESTON, GEORGE X STEPHENSON.
ROYAL PHELPS, WILLIAM H. WEBB.
CALEB BARSTOW SHEPPARD CANDY,
A. p. PILOT. FRANCIS sKIDDY
WILLIAM x. DODGE. CHARLES P. BURDErT
DAVID LAMB ROBT G. PERCUSSION,
JAMES BRYCE WILLIAM Il. BUNKER,
DANIEL \ MILLER SAMUEL L. MITCHELL,
WIN STURGIS JANIS G. DB FOREST
HENRY X BOGRRT ROBERT l.. STUART.
DENNIS PERKINS, ALEXANDER V. BLAKB,
CHARLES d. LEVERICH.
J. D. JONES. President
CHARLES DENNIS, Vice President
w. H. H. MOORE, ID vicePres't
}. d. HEWLETT Sd vioe-Presdent