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The Csqnty Assessmenr-The People Demand
More Publicity. -~

More Publicity. E~
To he Editor Of he Commercial
In your paper OF Tuesday ia an editorial
titled Hole and corner traisactions OF public
business" in which you call the attention Of
the tax payers to the little information they get
in relation to the transactions Of the Levy court
There is another matter connected with this that
also needs correction That is our County Ass, ss-
ment law as applicable to our city. As the law
now stands the assessor il compelled to make
each and every ward and TO have them hung up
In the most public place therein. On Tie ddck
Of each il a notice given that the assessor viii
be in attendance on a certain day and at certain
place to hear appeals 6c. Now this ID all ne
NOTICE that is required 10 BE- gioen. The conse-
quence is that but very few persons ever see or
hear anything In relation to their Asressment
until the collector calls upon them for payment
such duplicates are generally hung up (f
hung up at alb at places where people do not
generally congregate. The change propose is
that buttioO duplicates be made out for each
ward one to be hung mp in the most public and
cnntral part OF ii, tue other in the City Hall.
And that notice be given n all the pApers
OF the city whore they eau be seen and
on what day and place the assessor
will be in attendance TO hear appeals
and to put any person on the list who may BE-
omitted. The assessor eau very we'll Afford TO
pay for the adyertsemen il he is released from
making out the three extra duplicates. | would
also make it fine and imprisonment to carry
away any OF said lists before the day OF appeal.
This politicians are very AIT to do, so a. to have
them for reference about election time
Tax PAYER
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There is no observance here OF the 22nd. A
few flags are flying in honor Of the day.
The Washington Fire Company give grand
ball at the Opera House, this evening.
Cloth, Cashmere and yelveteen suits for boys
at Llchtenstein's.
This is washingtons birth day.
City Council meets this evening
The workingmen's Loan Association meets this
evening.
The divers are unable to raise the Claym0nt,
and the body OF the stewardess is still In the
hold.
The Handel and Haydn tomorrow evening. A
fine entertainment and fine audience are ex-
pected.
The sweet-toned warbler, the forerunnar Of
spring-the blue bird-twittered it's joyful notes
in Our city, yesterday.
One OF the evil results OF rum, received last
night by one Of a drunken party, was severe
cut on the head about six inches in length.
reward OF s25 is offered for the arrest and
conviction OF the party who broke into room OF
the W. b. b. Club, on the night of the 10th inst.
The Delaware TRIBUNE is issued from this
office to-day. 1t is as usual, full Of interesting
reading matter, and, this week, it goes to host
OF new subscribers.
Nye's Wilmington Restaurant. Reading Room,
and Billiard Rooms, at 9th and Market streets
are being fitted up in a handsome manner, and
will be opened to the public next week.
We are pleased to learn that Mr. George C..
MacAn has added to his already large business,
that Of furnishing parlor, library and chamber
suits. 70 those who may be in want, this will
save his patrons from tiresome trips to Philadel-
phia, and his endeayors will no doubt be appre-
ciated.
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WE OFFER FOR SALE THE
$50 Bonds of the II Umingfon d
Western Railroad Co.,

Interest," s-O per annum, payable quarterly on the
nrst days OF January, April, July and October, In
each year. Registered or coupon, al the option Of
holder. Free Of United States and State Taxes.
Tne bonds are secured by first and only deed Of
trust or mortgage, to Washington Jones, Thomas
Wood, and George ". Bush Trustees, in the sum OF
Eve hundred thousand dollars. The bonds will be
Issued 10 such an amount may be found requisite
not exceeding In all the above sum.
The subscribed capital OF the road is two hundred
and nifty thousand dollars which is now mostly
called, and which will be fully paid in, as rapidly as
The terms of subscription will admit, viz. at the
rate Of ten per cent per month.
This stock subscription is now heing used in nre
pairing the road for the IRON and viii be more than
Hucient 70 pay for the grading, bridge and trestle
Mork, engineering, fencing, right of way for the
The proceeds OF the bonds will be used in paving
for the iron rolling STOCK, depot buildings and otheT
necessares for the full equipment OF the road The
nIst tlOOOOO OF the bonds viii be offered at
05 AND ACCRUED INTEREST.
The right to advance the price, after 800 900 shall
have been sold 3 expressly reserved
Ihe WILMINGTON a WESTERN RAILROAD
extends from Chrsiiana Harbor, In the CITY OF VIII
mlngton, to LandenbuIg, in Chester County, Penn
sylVanla, where II connects with the Pennsylvania A
Delaware Railroad which crosses the Philadephia
Baltimore Central Railroad &C Avondale and ex-
tends TO the Pennsylvania hailrOad, near Parkes-
burg. An extension, through Oxford and Peach
trAl Railroad, Is believed TO be now assured and
InIther extensions westward, through Southern
FennsylVan are contemplated and more or less
developed. In all This region the progress OF this
road ls watched with much interest, il being re-
garded as the most feasible outlet 10 tide wateT for
large and undeveloped region.
AS local road, II Is fully expected that the traf1c
now exist 9, and which will be DEVELOPED almost
Immediately upon the completion of the road, viii
yield revenue ample for the payment OF operating
expenses and the Interest upon It's bonds The coun-
Try for wh It. must form the outlet is thicky pom
ulated, and rich 10 varied manufacturing interests
The citizens OF Wilmington have manifested. by
their liberal sunscrpti to the capital stock thef
estimate OF the Importance OF the TO their bust
With the confident belief that the Road will he a
success, and that the bonds Will he now and hereaf.
ter most desirable
HOME INVESTMENT,
we recommend them TO our customers and the pnh
NC, All market securities taken in exchange at full
rates. N
DBHAvEN a BROTHER, Philadelphia.
K. X ROBINSON a CO., Wilmington
JOHN McLEAR son, "
NJ. M. CHILD \ CO.,
q. II. GRlMSHAW,
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE


Wilmington for Philadelphia,
6Sb, $40, 1880 a m. 1870, 400, 400. bsa 1.le,
1890 p. N. Sundays $50, 1910 p. m
Wilmington fOr Rev Ysrk
l.SO a m l2aO and b42 Pm
Huntington for Baltimore,
i252 aOs and 1e.Oq a. m. Los and all .. m.
Wilmington for Harrington,
l2bc a m freight with passenger car attached and
1910 a m as p. m crhere is a 100 p m train
70 New Castle)
Wilmington lOr coasesvik Rsadi'g, BstAlsAsm and
fOtksDile
ESQ., and 1910 a m. 20 and 500 p. IN
Philadelphia for Wilmington,
$50 no. and 11.sb a m. as0, 400 h.On, lOi e.UV
and 1l-s0 p. m Sundays 9.00. ll-s0 p m.
Trains arrive from DeldoaTs R r.,
500 IRON New Castle) 1o.15 a. m. SIS, 1000 D. m
(The latter subject to delays.)
Trains arrive iron, ". 4 a. & r..
$40 a. m. 40, rs and Is p. m.
~ See time tables for further Particular
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ITS OCCUPATION EXPECTED, NEXT wEEK-rHE NEW
BUILDING PAIB FOR

ITS OCCUPATION EXPECTED, NEXT wEEK-rHE sE1
BUILDING PAIB FOR.
1t is expected that the new building just COM
pleted IN this city for the use OF the Aged Wo-
mems Home, will be occupied some time durinp
next week The managers are busily engaged
in removing thereto the furniture and in pfepar-
ing for the occupancy.
The entire cost Of the building, including the
lot, was slS,S4, 47-every dollar Of which has
been paid except a small amount which has
been retained as security for the proper
working OF the appliances and conyenisnces OF
the Home. In addition to this, the lot has been
enlarged by the purchase Of % feet in the rear
OF the building, and this too, has been paid fer.
The Home still retains possession of the build-
ngs on shipey street and its lot on Ninth street,
.. generous public having come nobly forward to
the relief of the managers.
Let i not be said again, that women have no
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The Handel aud Haydn Concert.

CARD FROM THE CITIZENS ENTERTAINMENT Asso-
CITATION.
We have just been informed that report il
in circulation to the effect that the eeats for the
Handel and Haydn Concert are all sold. As A
similar report concerning the "Children's Ju-
bilee," on the fifteenth inst, prevented several
hundred from attending we would state that
there is number Of good seats for the oratorio
still for sale, and We respectfully request our
friends hereafter not to give credence to any
such reports until they have personally verified
them by examining the diagram.
FRANK NoLEN,
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EB-Old Prejvdie are Dying Out. New cts are
killing them The idea that lnyalids weakened by
diseases can be relieved ny prostratng them with de-
structve drugs Is no longer entertained except by
monOmaniacs. Ever since the Introduce ON Of Oh.
WALKERS VINEGAR BI1TkRs Il has been obvious
that their regulating and RvigcratnR properties are
all-suffclent for the cure OF chronic ind gestion
rheumatism, constipation, diarrhea nervous affec-
tons, and maar1ous fevers, and hey are now the
standard remedy for these complains In every sec
uOn Of the country f,b5-4w
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May f. Farrell was before the Mayor. yetter-
day afternoon, charged with committing all
assault and battery ON Emma Cookjay. The
charges being proved she was fined 81 and costs,
and held for 300 to keep the peace.
At the same hearing David Eyars WAS up for
being drunk and abusive to the officer Fined
81 and costs, and held to bail FOR 1900 for his
future good behaviour
There were five cases for Drunkenness before
the Mayor, this morning. Fined, in each case,
so cents and costs
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Boots aud Shuss.

NOTICE.-The old boot and shoe stand 10,
IN recently occupied by Nicholson Foulk Sj1U
will hereafter be conducted by L. H. Foulk. ~
AL work and orders will receive his indlvid-' va
ual attention. Your patronage is solicited.
l.. H. F0ULK,
l02 West second Street
WILMINGTON, DEL, April |, 1870. sp9tf
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The National Labor Reform Convention met
81 Columbus, Ohio, yesterday. Johu Symmes
Of Pennsylvania, was chosen Temporary chair
man, and A. Cameron, OF Illinois, secretary.
Wendell Phillips, Governor Palmer of Illinois,
Thomas Ewing OF Ohio and Gov. Gratz Brown
OF Missouri, are proposed as candidates for the
Presidanc
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IL Extensive Furniture Store.-The attention Of
ihtpublic is called to the very large and varied
stock Of furniture Of j. a J. n. Harman, No. 4iO
King street There is nothing equal to It in the
State OF Delaware, and persons wanting furniture
for ONCE or dwelling can doubtless be accOmmo-
dated by this old and reliable firm. They make
their own goods and sell at prices as low as the best
houses In the large cities.
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l.. W. Stidham 4 Son will sell at their auction
room, on Tuesday, February 9th, large lot OF
flrst-class furniture On Wednesday. 18th inst,
they will sell at 1918 Delaware avenue, a large
lot OF very tine furniture, oil paintings, book
case and library &c
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A REMARKABLE SURGICAL OPERATION. few
years ago William Abbott, severed two Of his toes
with an axe and carried them several miles in
his pocket. T. A. Polk, our accommodating drug
gist, fastened them on and they united to the
stumps, and with the exception OF a slight ecar
gives no evidence of their trip in theis masters
pockets. We believe there ia no other case on
record where toes united to the stumps after
being entirely cut off.-Sedford Record.
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ACCIDENT TO A FREIaHr TEAN.-Six empty
coal cars, attached to freight train No. 9, bound
North. on the Delaware Railroad, were thrown
from the track, about three hundred yards north
OF Bear Station, last night, abont 1880 O'Clock.
The accident was caused by loose whcsl. The
coal cars were badly broken up. No one was
injured by the accident and the only delay caused
to any train was the express freight, bound
SOUTH which was detained about one hour and
forty minutes. A wrecking train was sent down.
and soon got things in order.
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BY the kindness Of Geo. W Talley, Of Itch.
field, ILL.,, we receive word OF the decease d
Robt. j. Eagleson, a former resident of thil
State He died, a few days ago, at Galesburg
OF consumption. He was a native of ireland, bnt
came to this State when quite young. and was
we'll known in Wilmington, and Brandywint
Hundred During the war, he served in the
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FINE IcE.-We have heretofore stated that
Pussy, Rice Il Co. we're gathering An ice crop
from the Brandywine, above Costesville. The
first instalment Of this crop was received in this
city, this morning, via the W. & II. Railroad 1t
is very fine, solid ice, averages seventeen inches
in thickness and it is believed will equal, il not
surpass the best ice gathered in the neighbour
hood Of Boston. Messrs. Pussy, Rice K Co.
have about 5000 tons of ice OF this quality
stored away at Coa'esville, which they propose
to serve to their customers in Wilmington this
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THE STAGE. Daniel Dougherty lectures in
the Masonic Temple on the above subject next
Thursday evening As a lecturer Mr.. Dougherty
is renowned and popular, and with an ability
which capacitates him to handle clearly and
thoughtfully the subject which he selects. The
stage is a popular theme OF discussion in Will
mington just now, and the lecturer will doubtless
throw new light upon the subject
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The Patent Elastic Felt Mattresses, having
been approved by the Light-House department,
aud NJ. Macan (who has control Of the goods in
this markell is working Ihard to flush their
orders by Saturday
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A brief notice. under the usual head. else-
where, conveys information of the decease OF
Arthur McKim son Of Rev John L. McKim. OF
Georgetown -
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CITY ITEMS.

tS-4Rs new ColonBade Hotel, on Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, Pa. is near the different Libraries.
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81 Hand sRls and Posters are made a specially at
the OosMKRcIAL job once. For public sales, our
assortment of cuts ID large and varied
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Uw-Th DOLLAR REWARD SOAP" washes
with Hot, Cold. Hard, Soft OF salt wafer.
WIN. II. ALMOND & BRO, Agents for Wilmington.
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Ev-71s cheapest place to bur Furniture and Be
ding is at Graves s. T. corn 4th and King streets
feS-eOd3m-mon tues thurs
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ATTENDANCE AT THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS The
following Divisions in the Public schools Of this
city made 100 per centum Of attendance, yester-
day
Mr. l.. H. Barnums, School No. /.
Mics Kate E. Stewards " No. !.
Miaa Hnlnr, G.,niIl,n
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EB-BM Beads for the nrst OF March accounts
end in your orders 10 the COMMERCIAL Job ONCE.
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SIS Reward.
boy wanted.
Funeral notices.
Flour. @. Morrow.
Wanted-A home for a boz.
House for SALE. II. Frazer.
Houses for sale--D. u. Kent
Lecrure by Daniel Dougherty.
City Item-MustaDg Liniment.
Sales by L. W. Stidham SON.
p ats Astral Oil-B. McInall, Jr.
Hardware-Truman a Shaw, Phila.
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r-LESsoSs IN ORA WING
PAINTING.

For information as to terms, &c, apply to
A. +. SCOTT,
4O5 R Fourth St., or 4i4 Market St.
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Eur Rrut.

OFFICES FOR RENT Three ofices for rent In
~ Almonds Building, Eighth and Market sts.
Apply TO W. Il. ALMOND a BRO,
ieo2l-eod-u Eighth and Market sts.
LNOR HENT-A COAL AND LUMBER YARD
IT, A coal and lumber yard, with ample room.
viii be rehted, adjoining the ship yard formerly Of
landing on Fifth street wharf, and at the r. W an
r. X, on sixth street The lot runs from Fourth ST.
70 tne hailroad az sixth street, with an ONCE on
Fourth street Possess on Immediately Appy 10
CHARLES MOORE, 4l9 K. Fourth St
or TO W. s. McCAULLEY,
Ieo2l-A COG Market Street.
NoR kENT-And beautifully situated on ses
y Market ST; a four-story BRICK BUILD M9
ING, between Ninth and Tenth streets west side
10 glo. Heated thrt ughout by an approved heater.
THOMAS McC0RKLE,
ieo2O-u I'll Market street.
WHARe PROPERTY FOR RsNT-situatt at
south end Of Market g; Bridge; Apply to
LNoR RENr-A three story Or,UA dcgl-Inr A -,
i store. In good location, suitable for any kind
81 p business; can be rented one year more.
ncht tSuV year. D. W. corner seventh and Tatnall
streets. Apply To LEWIS C.. GUMMINGS
IeolI-ot ol9 W. Front street.
INok nENI-1ne store No. 400 suIpluy 81. A NV
II at tue febl6-u STOKE
IGOR RE\T-Two three story brick dwell a.
II ings, on West Front street onpOsit the Bal
new Market one suitable for boarding house, Ap-
iieSi5-iw No o. s ~ u Il ss syt5Ib :,
Il NJ Ma iIuCh from ufteen to TWEEN
II ~ nve acres, within ten minutes Walk OF Third
street bridge Land OF nrst quality, with good build
ings Apply at coal yard
fe6l4f THIRD AND LOMBARD SITS.
NOR RENT-The stone dwelling house "a
IL No. 1917 Delaware Avenue, cor. Rroome 81 &iA
Apply y NJ NJ. CHILD 4 CO., or TO
febI-u Eli GARRETT, 1904 King 81.
VNOR RENT-Large rooms in Sd and 4th stories
II OF the "McClary" Building, over stores No 6i5
and y, Market b. Good Market street entrance
IeO6-u S. T. MCCLARY.
EoR SALE-Ten tons OF Timothy Hay Qoosel. at
II the lowest market price, by w."
SCATrRRGooD ALLEN,
msr22 lO6 W. Front street
LNoR RENT-Three-story brick HOUSE, No, a.
II 62i W. Fourth street, with all modern ina. H.a
proyements. Apply WIN. p. PERKINS,
lanEi-u $40 Washington st.
ENOR RENT.-A truck FARM near Wilmington.
~ Apply to Ian22-tf T. WALTER.
ELEGANT second, third and Fourth stories, over
II Garrett, Kent d Co.'S stores, Shipey street
above seeond to let for light business. Also once
suitable Tor accountant clerk or insurance agent
Apply TO jan2O-f GARRETT, KENT 4 co.
| LNOR RENT.-HOuse No. 9lb Delaware Avenue
H. with fifteen rooms, in complete order; and also
VIII sell frame building on rear OF the lot built
ior billiard room Apply 70
N. NJ. CHILD 4 CO,
| No. 4 West Seventh street.
| SEP lo-u Wilmington, Del
L
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j. K DoLBow, the Fourth street butcher viii sell
show beef all this week, at regular market rat S.
Give him a call
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
orncn oy EHn Dlnx oonMEaoIA A..

Wilmington, Del, Feb. %. 1871
The Central Loan Association held regular
monthly meeting, last evening, at which $500
sold at 971S per cent. premium $1,000, at S61S
$1,000 at So; and s400 at 39.
At meeting of the Aid Loan Association last
evening, $1,000 sold at IGN, $1,000 at 49, and
e1OO0 at 151( per cent, premium.
This being legal holiday in New York and
Philadelphia, there is no business transacted,
and we have no reports OF Finance or Trade
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photographs, Garuaos, &c.


We would call especial attention to our new styles
Of pictures Of GERMAN FINISH" which we 40
not think are surpassed In this or any other country
many thousands Of which are in this city and fol
their quality we give general reference
April 20, 1870. no Market Street.
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EAuteA.

Advertisements Of three lines are inserted under
this head three times for % centAl
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Dr. Vim. II. Tut :-Sir-I have been suffering for
nearly wo years with severe conRh and great df-
nculty Of breathing My weight was one hundred
and forty.hve unds; and when / commenced tax
Ing your EXpeetoraut was reduced TO one hundred
and sixteen. | had tried almost everything; had
terrible night sweats. have taken half q dozen
oOules. Inc night sweats have left me, the cough
mas almost disappeared and have gained fifteen
pounds In weight | believe 1t will cure my cough /
recommend II TO all my friends.
With great respect, OLIVER RICE.
DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE ACTS INsTANEoUsLY.
feblT eOdiw-ltw
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No medicine ever offered to the people has Uon
iyf itself such reputation In SO short a time as DIR
TUFTS hXPkClORANT. Wherever ii has been
introduced It has superseded all other Cough rene
dies IL not emily cures the Cough but 30 thoroughly
purines the Lungs, that NO fears OF its return need
he apprehended.
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A QUESTION ANSwEREDI-on last Sabbath
"A evening Rev j. w. Leekins pastor OF the
First Colored Union Church, asked his congregation
what was the reason that the sinners did not come
up and be prayed for. Why, the reason is this: He
should have called up some OF his memheTs 1rst
or KEGS them out Of the rum-mills and the policy
oflices tSlRneLD f'
feb2i-2t' SINNER MAN
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Situations aua ztelp aEauted.
advertisements Of three lines are inserted undel
this head twice for 20 cents)

wv ANTED.-A young man accustomed to keep
Wv ing accounts. Must be quick aud reliable
THE HARLAN a HoLLINGswoRTH co.
fe22-lw
INFANT D-Rxperienced hands, with sewing
w machines 10 work on ladies' white goods.
feb2i-2t' F. L. FRANK, 6i1 Market St
WIANTED-A situation as housekeeper by a
wv widow lady, with one child, two years old.
febGi-p M. E. W., THIS OFFICE.
VNHR INTELLIGENCE OFFICE at 1888 Tainail
II rect VIII be removed to N W. Cor SECOND
AND WEST Streets, on the 25th OF March next
feb90tmar25 MRS. q. L. taylor.
XNANrKD.-A stout boy.
w sPEAKMAN a BROS,
feb20-9r bO2 shipley street.
XVANTED. - girl to cook and DO general
wv homework. Apply at
feb90-at' No. 4OT MARKET ST.
"ANTED,-A situation by gardener, ne OBJ
w lection TO attend to a horse or COW. Best
Of reference from present employer Apply to
feqO 81. Uo MARYLAND AVENUE
WANTED-A white ohambermald. Apply at
wv febi7-4t B08 W. SIXTH ST.
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homo for boy about Is years of
fshaa.S s..' cry" THIS OFFICE