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New-York tribune., 1872-08-01
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DENNSYLVANlA RAILROAD, ,SsSbdsrsS nNii ~
RAILROADS OF n j. DIvISlON-From iooi , %, ~ p
ST. ,ni from foot Of CORrLANDTsr Por WEST M
Al 8;OO aud l25J 400, 800, CIV o'"' III ri
night For Philadelphia Camden ~ ans1 p m ~ ao
MORE and WASHINGTON and @ Tie cS % an an1 o. I'M Pui.
man Palace cars % Baltimore and Washington day ON 80 M
nt change For the WEST, via PennsyYsna '
t sGo. M Pullman Palace cars are Alsehel TO vac .
nj run thrnugh from New . Pittsburgh ChisAsS
M a snss Pullman attached % the biVo ~,
tIx snd ,n be,ugh 10 Pittsburgh, Cincinnati Lome, sS
'..f Palace are attached 70
,,s raS through from Newiork 70 Pittsburgh FSrs loot
W. SUI u hnnt Change Tickets for sale a! foot Of il
az and pa ("Daiy Taxes rno, vi vi s,
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New-York tribune., 1872-08-01
NEW YORK AND NEW ,HAyEN RAIl.LROAlD

NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
Of and Pourhaye
TEAMS LEAVE SBwYoaK
For NewIayen l. 8(ELl il:31 H.; l25 (EI), BIl 2i'
20 For Brasaoor!, RI s95 l. gI no nj la:l5 (Er (BI o
Pcr NH aioII 1u and st,tfor T. ll,o M ,: 40 aud
Por Parse Southport, aud westpOrt, T. iI;1 M 5tS 49,
For South sorralk T. Cgrl 1880 M 25 r LL 245
~ Pol fb5 b.S e 81 !S asd 6 hi si, , $50 sndeopm
Por stamford III 10 lij0 m l2;iS lEL) 2;i5 (EIh
'i Fr 3 Gresa1 and aad ae1datc Stations, l. iioo as
'sS sonaS tss' Nal all Train rain leave. cave Sew1OE p
Boston, via both ''""ctsossss cosssGSG l9s az SAfIs TsSs
Por Boston via sphnEdeli, a. m and p m.
for iSita Rafor and SpdusSeI m; 2:ls, 9ssdep.T
aee So =! SsTRRG' SR 'saae Eoa, aeio s
Po Connecticut Railroad, R5 to Greenhedi
Fo % fals'or Propituee aud FshI Railroad l2:l5 m
D. 20 Hewondon and Norwich 40 H. 70 Conn River and p m
For Connecticut y,lS1 k5TS1G 9osd a IN a9d m H. to North
FoF Se~Hayes Mdlctown wlmntc Railroad (A Line
F H,gs,9eE RsosS % D M and 43o m to Waterbury.
Por D,a6ary aud Railroad, !, aad 9'la aud
For sRepaus Valley Railroad Danbuy and NOrwak r.,
For SesCinsan Railroad, a. PAS $3.50 and $50
Cnmoioas sleelnh' are nael & 70 p % ~ % ;bi sl 20 tbsS
a. m l5:I5 ami 3 p trains. .-..
hr Deoi Of the Eswyors R r.
ear'g ale n e ,qs oe n 90 inT oS5 BrodsD and
W ng suitable notice have their called for and checked
f,,a ne. ira,e 10 destination. JAMES H. HOYr, supL
NETWORK MIDLAND RAlLWAY-NEW-
~ IFESEY DvSION-PInzer Depots in Nev-fork, foot or
CEt aud Des5ros.essts Freight received at Pier 3d. North
H''' and fisE Of rRAISs TI3 IEaySG E@YoRk
ADOPTED July l. 1872.
s20am-Wsg train for Bi0oinin aud intermediate daton
@ m-BEpres, mail Tor Bnve Liberty Falls, and intermediate
-.-.,--
1910 m-wsy Tor Bloomingtale AMI Intermediate stations
m-Way train for Wort hdyke and intermediate stations
MddletJwn and intermr hAe cations
43l m-RIpess trsn Hackensack Paterson HoenuJAe
Frankia Miiietown Elenyile, aud Liberty Fails
5O n m-Way train for Bloomnguae ana intermediate auOaS
6O D. m-Way train for Wor,end AMI intermediate saln
RFTRNING-Leaye Euenyile 5:55 J30 D. alye In new
York O:iO m. 800 Leave Liberty Fsb 200 M ana )
m arrive NrwY York leiO s:IO D. Leave MLhetoNn
AZ m and a. NJ 1850 and 6fO arrive In hew-iorE' V-o
H. A''' - ' 49, JOHN BRADLEY,
Wm II WEED supt NewJersey Division
New-York tribune., 1872-08-01
Che 0urf.
GoruoraIlon Nollees.

BOARD OF APPORTI0NMENT and AUDIT.
- Public Notice hereby given In conformity vito sooa
Chapter OF the Laws Of Newlor enacted yaIualy ~ l9 s
pnbe meeting Board of hpDoriOnmen and Aal ~ As
CIV ami Sswiork ws be bed IN the ONCE be eAp
% tbe CITY in the NeSlOrk County Court toass
THURSDAY the lst day Of August 49, az O'clock
lork, July 81, b'2 ~, RCIiAhD , So =. @ "a tnht
New-York tribune., 1872-08-01

oyyIcE oy rHE srRISorELD AND lLlSon sogrH hLsIsRS
TIME GOLD COUPONS due August /, 1872,
., The PRsT MORTGAGE BONDS Of this Company will be paid
- Al The once Parmers Loan and Trust Company,
. de CITY Of New York a. II. pIooDoooD, lIcAuIeL
New-York tribune., 1872-08-01
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BB RECEIVED AT TIE UPfOWN
OFFICES 81 Thry-seeondst J9 West Iwentthr
st., up 10 p. m. at regular ohce rates
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-15

It is intended 10 mike him q good
citizen, and to offer Linn a motive for
personal ezertion, by assuring him
that the results OF his labor will not
be seized, piece-meal, by his relent-
less creditor, while he endcavors to
gather around him, it may be, little
by little, the comforts and necessa-
ries of life.
In my judgment the net of ed
Dec, 1866, not only protects those
who arc actually owners Of q Home
stead, but with equal so!icituae
guards every species Of property Of
the poor laborers, as it increase aud
accumulates to the limit fixed iu that
act. The laborcr who leases and cul-
tiyates {. ten aero lot is as much en-
titled to claim that his horse, COW
and farming implements, g., &c, are
exempted from seizure and sale, as
he who owns and cultivates his lG0
acres, or more.
But conceding the position Of
Counsel to be correct, the plaintiff
could not be. affected thereby. 1t is
in evidence that on dry Of JAN
uary 1871, he purchased 50 acres of
land and improvements, and was re-
siding on this land and cultivating it
when the seizure under the III. F0.,
Was made, and when this injunction
was sued out. He was in the actual
ownership and enjoyment Of Home
stead, and consequentlyhe is notsub~
ject to the objection made by de-
PENDANTS Counsel.
From careful examination Of the
1rho7e record, I am fully satisfied,
that, tho property claimed by the
debtor is such only as is specially
named in the act ed December
1865, as exempt from seizure and
sale, that its value does not exceed
the limit there tixej.-that Nelson
Taylor's condition in life and his
surroundings, clearly entitle him to
the benefit Of that act-and that his
demand does not exceed the relief
intended by that act to be extended
to citizens in his condition.
There must be Judgment for the
plaintiff.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-15

Sour friend D. A. Weber, ESQ.,,
Editor of The FE11cIANA REPUBLICAN,
announces that he will begin the pub
lication of a semi-weekly edition of
HE REPUBLICAN in few days. This
evidence OF our esteemed contempora-
rvs prosperity gratities us exceeding
ly. Brother Weber conducts one of
the handsomest, most reliable and
ablest edited newspapers on our ex-
change list, and We feel assured fiat
tering and well-deserved SUCCESS will
intend Ills new enterprise. "-lterwle
Neus.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-15

Queen Cllarlotte's necklace Of well
matched amethvsts is the most perfect
in existence, and WAS valued, when
worn by her, at $4,000 ut present ii
would not command as many s',;;;.!inE;;s,
SO great has been the importations Of
German ametaysts and topazes, which
are dug in endless abundance in the
Sibengcberge, on the Ehino.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-15

The will Of Virginia millionaire is
in litigation in Albermal county. The
millionaire himself was born paupar
and was through life Il batchlor and q
misantrophe. Flo accumulated about
$4,000, 900, tho bulk Of which he be-
qaoathed to found an agricultural col
lege on certain contingencies, which,
it is claimed by persons who wish to
have the handling of the funds, have
not occurred.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-15
DIX PRESIDING OVER ERIE n. Z.
New Cr|eans--Hew York Mar kets
RIVER NEWS &C.

l
/, .-------.------- -
LONDON, March 15.-Ihe tono Of
Secretary Fishes communication i'll
answer TO the note Of the Earl of
Granville, in relation to the Alabama
Claims is very paciGc, regret and sur
prise is expressed by the American
Government at the interpretation Of
the treaty.
LONDON, March 15.-A very large
number OF witnesses arc expected
to be brought forward by tho prose-
cution to show that the claimant to
the Iickborno Estate is Arther Oh
ton. 1t is reported that detectives
have arrived from Australia with n
warrant fos the arrest of Ayther Or
ton, under q charge Of murder.
! PARIS, March LIT was reported
yesterday that President Theirs, had
given notice to England Of the re-
nunciation by France Of the treaty
Of commerce..
| A Bill for the suppression OF the
International Societies rassed tho
Assembly to-day. It imposes va5'i-
GUS iipoa, and terms OF imprisonment
for any persons holding Office Or
having any connection with The So
ciety and i'll some cases 3eprivcs
The offender OF Civil and domestic
rights.
.l'Rov1pEsS@E, y IT The -}ef f77&&e|:=4i
can State Committee havo f1liy en-
liorseh Grant and Colfax a:.d favor
his re-nominat.cn.
MArA,11RAs, Marcel, 15.-Gcn. Pal
ciols has received . co',sier cxtraor-
binary this evening with the Official
| dispatches announcing the re-occu-
patton Of Seratras by the Government
troops under Gen. Rocha, on the 9th
inst, after signal defeats Of the Rebels
by Trivano, GurTay, and Mortina,
who had consolidated their forces.
Rocha claims to have captured oil
the infantry, artillery and ammuni-
ton Of the Rebel forces, the leaders
only escaping with small forces of
cavalry. The ringing of bells and
the boom of cannons is heard in
honor of the victory.
WASHINGTON, March 15.-Sonate.
Most of the day was spent in
wrangling over precedents. The Tar
if Bill was read, when Scott of Penn
sylvania, gave notice that he would
offer and Amendment, for admitting
tea and coffee duty free.
V1cKsDunG, March 14.-Down this
?. NJ, II. G. Yearger, at 3, and Lot
ia Wanner, at 6.
NEw YORK, March 15.-Gen. Dix
presided over full meeting of the
Erie Rail Road directors. Every
thing appeared harmonious.
New York, March 15.-Gold QUO
ted at 10 Is Cotton quite, lIidling
Orleans, % "a.
New ORLEANS, March 15.-The
Packard party in some colored ward
clubs, have petitioned Gen. Grant to
withdraw the name of G. NJ. G.
Parker for Surveyor of the Port of
New Orleans, vice Longstreet, and
appoint a colored man to the posi-
ton.
New ORLEANS, Noon, 15.-Cotton.
little doing. Low Middlipg, 81 Is.
Gold 10 IA. Little doing in Sugar,
Molasses unchanged from yesterday
s IL to 8 81 for good fair sagar.-
50 cents for Prime Molasses.
Gilt.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-15

Fourteen young Chinese, belonging
to the nobiest families Of Tho Cclestia!
Empire, have Just arrived in Paris
from Canton, sent by the Emperor to
be instructed at the exponce Of the
state. They arc to be distributed bet
wecn the colleges ST. Louis and Louis
le Grand. Every year fourteen young
men arc to be sent to France.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-15

Nearly half of the internal revenue
of Great Britain is derived from island
duties on malt and spirituous liquors
and licences for their sale. For the
year 1869 the amount of revenue OBJ
tanned from these sources was ELS, 900.
600, or 500, 100000.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-15

A Washington dispatch Of the third
inst, says: "The treasury will sell
and buy ono million in bonds on the
fourteenth, one million on the twenty
eight, and will sell no gold on account
Of the disbursements for bonds called
in, amounting to some forty millions
OF dollars"
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-15

The New York Herald calls the
president of the Cruelty to Animals
Society in that city the "philo-hippic
Bergh."
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-15

The Washington Chronicle states
that Congress appropriated $1,000 to
defray the travelling expences of the
recent New Orleans Investigating
Committee-$3, 872,2O Of the amount
was used, and 81, 1877, 30 carried back
to the Treasury.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-15

s'l IT. Of this ST.,
INV Twelfth, ,E',,,
lent lent, persons ., t,, \
drea ind fifty aol,'
| Of a country inn, H.,
every keeper Of . n,
boarding house !, =
| ment OF persons b,b
| Or year. twenty.ii,,
keeper Of a lodsi,,
accommodate on i
~ fifty dollars /; b.;
that it shall b II. n
| tor Of Public Accom-,
cd on the face .. h
issued to the ken, ),
places throughout i
visions Of article u,
stitution.
Thirteenth From
or hawEer who ,,al
! goods, wares, n,e,s,h
les for sale, 0, r.
State in a beat .,
one hundred dol|,n.
horses or mules, fihl
ten dollars.
Fourteenth-Ftsp
acting as agent bsE,
seller for percsntss
sAt'ei i'Cion, n the laAl
produce, merchspah
from each tactcr o.
chant, ship Or stsanI
! hundred dollars i'd,
stock, note, exchange
broker, one huna,s
each auctioneer, lid
FROM each pawn bros
Of junk store, five ID
Fiitesnth--Frou
Representative Of an
pany, by or unde, "
State, and transscs,l
business therein, or,'
| lars /; from each iusu
or insurance agenr
by this State, but d
ness therein, ona Id
from each iasurs,a
agency not chartered
but transact;ng "a !
ness therein, one !bl
| provided, that noils
! whose license tax sid
! sand dollars shall N
assessment, State, p
,:al throughout tbsS
. that imposed BY III,
, section six Of Til; 4
banking COM .an1a
or agency, unless 7
| c,la,ter from this 81
Sixteenth
lie, shi:ty dollars
Seye aieeata--E nl
ca4y OF druggist, fly
; Sit,,o,l, that 70 Dig
Licensed except he u
| ma al ao,2e red'sat
! cal socist7. Fun
| and "sSolt,ey st las,
: provided, that be!0i'
| surgeon, Or r'dsi'
| ljcansc, La, she o. W
, with The recruitment
. Of the Revised sa'
from such requi'saa1a
2G31 Of said oct.
law, before praeti'i''
| this State, shall h''s
| der this lav records
book kept by the ID
| for that purpose w
tice Of tile peace, q
allow any lawyer .
court until this h'l
Any judge, justice 80 :
lating this act s 90,
fine Of FIVE hundIa.
recovered befores
be sued for BY ths
or Attorney Gsns11i
to the infor.ner, and
attorney at to recsi'e.,
lars in each case
~, rooovorad. And %!
shah sLai falsely pretend
professor Of any %
| to hold literary q
to to which he is nos
forever barred hoa!
flee tuas1 medicine in y
failure to supply
stantiate any clam
proper diploma i
si.all, on couv Nt,,
in the State Pep
than six mOntns -
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-15
BY TELEC x APH
LATEST NEWS FECM ALL POINTS

ISpecto, to The Semi. Itchly Ftliciana Republican,
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-15
MORE OF THE ALkBAEak CLAIMS
GRANT AND C0LFAX ENDORSED.

Announcement TO the Tariff Bill
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-15

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-13

take INTO consideration the subject OF providing for and
ulang the Of Fourth above Forty second street,
Tor railway and 10 for that
by hcb the relative interests Of the city, the Harlem Rail-
road Company and the OF property contgu
Gus to said part OF Fourth be treated justly and
equitaby and with due 10 fine weight OF profitable
advantage the city has already conceded and pledged
company eonfers the city and the travelling pub
he and the claims and interests, legal and equitable
municipal and PERSONAL which said property have
in connection with tus subject such not embrace
proposition condition whereby the Corporation Of the
city OF New York sha undertake become pledged liza
BILE to for any change, alteration Improvement de-
signed 10 enurc TO the advantage, benen profit conve
nicnce OF the said railroad company.
Assistant Alderman STAooM moved tina. said resolution
be referred to the stan Ing Committee Railroads when
appointef.
The PRESIDENT put the question whether the Board would
agree with said motion.
Which decided in the Affirmative by the following
votc:-
Administrations Aldermen Foley stacom O'Brien,
CALVIN Robinson, Heay, Hartt Costello Lift ehsd. Cum
isky Mcdonald and the Presiaen-l2
Pinckney, Wade, Connor, Gels Slmonson schwartz o
And the directed To be committed to the Stand
ing Committee on Railroads when appointed.
Assistant Alderman HEALY moved that the Board do now
take n recess for twenty minutes
Assistant Alderman ROBINSON moved that the Board do
now journ until Monday next 18th nst al two O'Clock
i. M.
The PRESIDENT put the question whether the Board
would agree with the motion made by Assistant Alderman
Robinson
Which decided In the affirmative.
Wheroupon the PRESIDENT declared that the Board stood
JOSEPH DEMPSEY, clerk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-13
The PERILs OF REPORTING.

A Paterson Reporter Arraisned Before the
Courts.
The fact was mentioned in yesterdays HERALD
Of presentment having been found by the Grand
Jury OF the Paterson courts against William Nelson,
the local editor OF the Paterson Press Tor having
published the confession or Ltbbie Carrabrant that
Van Wrinkle Bogert had poisoned ransom +.
Burroughs, in defiance OF the summons OF the
Grand Jury not 10 do so and promising them that
he would not.
Nelson was accordingly arraignsd before the
COURT Judge Bede presdnR) yesterday afternoon.
AZ the suggestion OF the Court Nelson made a sae-
ment Of how ne mad procured the confession, and,
1t being current rumor, thought 1t no secret Tho
reason the Grand Jury had desired the suppression
OF the matter was because Bogert mad not been ar
rested and 1t was feared that ne would see The artl
clc, take warning and make his escape. Nelson ex.
planned that he understood Bogert had been ar
rested, and could see no reason why the matter
should be suppressed. Furthermore, the request OF
RALLY delay the issue OF the paper.
Judge BEDLE at the CONCLUSION of MIR. Nelson's
statement, spoke substantially as iollows:--
Tho Cour, deal with this matter without further action
accept hs aiemen Of the pares Interested as being
snc: ON
thu E,nd which Should b. well understood is very import
for the r. Of The law that a3 don:
jury arc IL sS,a
'o' ' sesslss 'nrsas tom wisa intent
Court would have power % punish Any publication
ne and woaS
any proceedings Jury which would tend
justice In this case, the Grand Jury knowing that
Nelson posses lon OF statement made by person
In JAIL had right request the suspension OF the article,
nssmuch 4 a matter still pending before the
Grand Jury We're there TO believe tho request will
fully deRcd the Court would conslruo into OF
The Court mentions these matters In order
that rule might be understood Neson however, under
arrested which mitigatcs his
Bogert not lodged jail until ton minutes to o'clock
that afternoon but In charge of the constable probably
BY noon, 40 that In q measure Neson's statement
II Bogerts true. There is
Son to believe, at all events, that Nelson really
supposed Boger to have been arrested Mr. Goodrdge the
Jail arden also to blame for allowing in to
the prisoner such circumstances The Court did
not wish Mr. Goodrdge, but officer who would
In such practices should be dismissed from ONCE
DO far Mr.. Nelson Is concerned, the Court thinks
se made great mistake in going into the lsl under such
lines induce. persons to do what they would mot do In their
!ike ssem. 10 be the great effort Of reporter.
!: oI;sntimes done in manner that displays a
the reporters also. In this Mr. Nelson ought to have
decided The request of Jury a very
Able But Nelson the proprietor Of paper
and the very well how II that the order
obeyed No injury has resulted from this case
however, Mr. Nelson he had intention of
tempng Courts further action would be taken IN the
matter The Court hoped repetition would of
she and matter Of regret that even this had
happened.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-13
c6uRi cAlsNpAss--IHH DAY.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-BASKRuPTCv.-
IN voluntary cases.-Nos. 81 O. 1927 1887, 3246. 1881,
S2oS, 1890, 1887 327l, 1912, 3273, 3274 327d,
1911, 827s, 327e $780, $751; $685. $3.50. Calendar for
argument-Nos. 1859, 316.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-13

0e nrosccutiug witness was DESTROYS that MS Honor
eheuAd be lenent and after speaki further In mis-
eenaif the Judge suspended Judgment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-13
COMMISSION OF APPEALS CALENDAR.

ALBANY, Jan. IL, 1872.
Inc Following Is the calendar or the Commission
OF Appeals for Salurda, 192, 1913, 1914, 81,
a22 324, 49, 329 $50. 331, 32, $50, 1884, 3S5. 1871
me Court Will adjourn on Saturday, January 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-13
SITUATION wANrED-rEMAI.I 8.

~
Cooks 0Ec.
| IN WEST 18TH STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS
baking and desserts; bes. city reference.
O00 INST ST.. BETWEEN I'D AND Sd AVS. HAIR.
washer and ronsr he aher q. cS0%benmnd snd
best city reference If required.
OK BowERY.-A FINE GERMAN COOK AS HOUSE
r keeper 70 respectable house; Is competent In all
400 WEST 3lsr sT-As FIRST CLASS ENGLISH
IL cook; understands French fishes objection to
r class private boarding house, good reference Call
400 EAST 18th ST. (RING FIFTH BELLl.-A RE-
fUJ spectacle girl plain cook washer and ironsr in
small family best city reference
WANThD-A SITUATION AS COOK BY AN ENG
lilies IN England willing assist in the washing and
T8Gdu s% 5o. III Herald os. preferred Address RUTH
Chaubcrmaids. &c.
900 EAST 85TH STA RESPECTABLE GIRL
3D. as chambermaid and waitress, In small private
FAMILY good city reference. Call for Two days
3O5 EAST GOTH sr.-rwo YOUNG GIRLS IN A
and the other as cook best city references.
1Q7 7TH Az. IN sToRE-As CnAMBERMAID
ID and waitress or chambermad and nurse; Jewish
A S@use WITH 5a
Inc. Address T. NJ, TompkinsyiLe, Post once, s. l.
Dressmalxers and seamstresses.
TT LUDLOW. STA FIRST CLASS DREssMAKEE
can also teach cutting and fitting.
235 FAST @TM , ST.. SMITHS TOY STORE
A YOUNG LADY AS .sEAMsrREss-No OBJECTION
Herald p s raaS s oee % CARRIE
WANTED-woRK IN FAMILIES TO CUT AND MAKE
srs.. NJ: BYRON Herald Uptown Branch oass 1856
General HousewOrk. &c.
OQ1 EAST 10TH STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN TO
GOL do general homework; Ii good washer and
90 WEST 18TH STA REspEorABLE GIRL TO DO
IT. Homework Ia n small private family good washer
and roner; good reference.
E70 WEST 18TH STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN TO
-! 80 out By the day for general work; understands
fine washing and futing: best references.
Housekeepers, &c.
e1CS WEST 9TH STA SOUTHERN WIDOW, OF
40 culture and refinement, fully capable OF making
' 's'''A''' A'D''''p''' s Ssc'FSos rAlNE
OH foreign lady educated IN Paris. a. houseReeper;
French, English and Italian spoken.
AN AMERICAN WIDOW WOULD LIKE SITUATION
i
Broadway.
4 YOUNG LADY, OF PLEASING ADDRESS. 4
IA stranger In the city, desires position keepcY
Address A., box 1872 Herald Uptown Bra nch Ices
Broadway.
A MIDDLEAGED WIDOW LADY, PROTESTANT,
1 IL Hera Branch 20 Sss
1,265 Broadway.
ENGLISH LADY OF MIDDLE AGE WISHES
position as honsckeeper ~ family and to instruct chill
dren In music and English branches
HARVEY, Herald Uptown Branch Office, 1855 Broadway.
A REFINED AND THOROUGHLY RELIABLE MID.
dle.aged American lady as housekeeper or companion
ence Address NJ HARRISON. Herald Uptown Branch OF.
fee, 1855 Broadway.
WANTED-BY AN AMERICAN LADY OF EDUCA-
w tion position ms bousekeeper companion, TO
with family; thoroughly competent in either cana.
city and willing 10 make herscf useful; good
given Address Mrs. L. D. r., Herald Uptown Branch oce
] ,265 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-13

VxYANTEp -uNFURNIsHED A FLOOR OR SUIT OF
w I'VE ROOMS for adults. on frat or second 0oor must
have oor rent paid In advance and
exceed 25 S0 per month Address, giving full psrticu
lars T. w. H.. Herald onlcc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-13

vxvANTED-A TwO-sTORY HOUSE. LOCATED BE-
w tween Twelfth and Thrieth streets Second and SIth
avenues furnished pTeieFred price $780, Address L. b.
Hzrai nnfcc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-13

VANTED-A SMALL FRENCH FLAT, FROM THREE
w TO five Rooms; furnished unfurnished. Address
Busness boz 14O Herald Uptown Branch oncc, No l265
Broadway