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CsTRAY NOrIcE-DALLAs co.

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TAKEN upby s. y. Youngiicod, and eafrnyed
before y ~ kerfoot. .. Y. Precinct No. D. one bay
MARE, al,ont iii< HANDS high, " OF u years odd.
left eye out, brands, some saddle marks srfras-
cd ~ ki5. ts,-a~
TAKEN up w n. NJ. cisrdy, and cstraycd tsisgv
Jnn d Kerioof. J. p. precinct No. ', one lay
MARE about "a hsnds h'eh, years eld, hr~nds.i
with half tifris IL, On left shoulder teiuei
At SIS. lse-ot--
TAKEN ur by n. n. Daugherty. aud estraJed ~
fore u o. H. Keriost y. p. Prcrinct No. Lone yellow
blazed fsce MARE. with sucking colt, " y hands
hfei, branded n on right and ~ on left Ehl ullef
one yellow rearlne colt, ona hay hirshcilcn NAIL.
"a noe baud as nirFc, II hands high one boy rufk
inr eosi one sarrei yenriing one cray MAZE N
same hrntid with hlack yenrlinr and sackinE e1i,
alsoni IS lan,ls high; ono blarf bsd hcts seckins
Inee-.l stud nurse. years old, about ls1S bands
hitL no hIends; one lire var cd nprrel hrtnf,
aa,a-1 with sneiine colt and trilar gerrHnt .
BRANDED y 80 ~ anaaii-f- -isui "a hApis hi-h
he ~lIsis valued A. t--,. t'..t'
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10Y Thanks TO Senator Hamilton AMI
representative Herndon for public docu
ments.
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Gs3~The Lajonia Enterprise informs ua
that John Smith has been interviewed, and
declares he will not support Greeley. This
is m offset to his brother, Elias, who
pledged Texas for Greeley before the Gin.
CHINA Convention adjourned. The Smiths
differ in opinion as we'll as other people.
VINO would havo believed that Ashbel, tho
very head of the family, would have been
for Greeley?
Periodic ALs-The foliowir gMagazincs for
July have been received The Southern
Magazine, one Of the very best of its class /;
Arhur's Ladys Home Magazine; Chill
lrcn's Hour Petcrson's Ladies' National
Magazine. These have their usual attrac-
lions. We have noticed them so often
that nothing further need be added al this
time.
Cay" The National Democratic Conyen-
lion meets in Baltimore Tuesday next, the
OH inst. We shall have the result Of its
deliberations in time for our next.
DeTr As we suggested in our last, tho re-
port of the killing of Col. Mckenzie by the
Ind ians turned out to be unfounded.
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sea- The Civilian, in noticing the fact
recorded in the Herald, that two crops
were being made on The same ground this
season in our county, asks, how long the
land will hold out with this strain upon
i'll Well, it would no. do for the ligh!
sandy soil of Galveston IsllnJ, to be sure,
or for light thin soils anywhere, but such
lands as we have in This section woull
stand tia long time. The Civilian must
understand, that the crop is changed,
and new qualitics'in the soil are brought
into requisiiion. However, TO allay the
alarm Of cur friend on the Island we will
Md, that there is not much proba bility of
our people doing this thing very often
they are TOO lazy to try il except as an ex
pertinent occasionally, 10 show what we
can do in this favored section.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-07-06

ONE THING TO BE DONE.--If tho Demo.
cratic National Convention at Baltimore
do nothing. more, let them be sure TO ap
point an honest Executive Commi ttcc,
with Chairman ct its head, who will be
faithful to his trust and not undertake TO
trade off the Democratic party for his own
iadividual advantage. Had August Bel
mont and The present committee done their
duty, like tiuo men, and called the Demo.
cratic National Convention at an early
day, we could have hailed next November,
with shouts of Joy the triumphant election
Of II democratic President aud democrat
10 House Of Representatives to sustain him
Z ---- .-----s- - s----,--------,---
I rsE" We learn from the Trinity Advo
cais}of the 2Gth ult., what We arc sorry to
Know, that The Hon. John II. Reagan in
tends to DO present at the Baltimore Con
scnrion, and give the Grant rad;cols nm
opportunity of saying that the late Post
Master General of the Confejeracy, an I'M
pardoncd rebel, is warmly in favor Of
Greeley and Brown. We had hoped that
it was rather the indiscrc zion of interested
friends, which had forced tho reluctant
services of Mr.. Reagan, at this time, rather
than any particular desire, on his part,
to make himself conspicuous. But--wcll,
well, go il is-"every one for himself and
the devil take the Rindmost.o
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BESyn We learn from the Fort WORT,
Democrat That the visit of Col. Thos Scott
and party 10 Fort Worth on last Thursday,
was very pleasant one, and that assn
RANGES were given the citizens of that
full and promising locality, TINT the
great Texas and Pacific Road ~would be fin
ished that far within tho next two years
as well as tho Trans Continental It is
proposed 10 give the Road $50 acres of
land near the town, and 100000 in Conn
iy Bonds. This amount will be expended
for workshops &C. Speeches were made
by Col, Ssott, Gov. TbIockmorton and Col
FOrpey.
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"a Col. Forneys While here, paid a
visit % oar yeung bat prom ising Library
asd Reading Room, aud ordered copy q
rs daily paper, ihe ffesa, % bs forwarded
~ Z free u ehaLte
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Ga Some OF our State democratic ek-
changes are becoming more pronounced
against Greeley and Brown since the State
Convention. aud nss, when IL Is TOO late
10 DO any good. Had they been ouispoken
at once aud aided the HERALD 10 dcnoun-
cling the indecent haste Of The Galveston
News in accepting The Cincinnati nonina-
items without reg srd to the action at Bal
timore, the State might have been spared
ia present humiliation, and have stood in
the proud attitude Of demanding homes,
democratic leaders rs well as democratic
principles. Bat We trust they have learn
ed one ihing--ilsai the Galveston News is
not 70 be seliei on as a dsmoerniic paper.
lss democracy Is sham, dclusion and .
snare. II cares not one cent for tie sue
cess Of the deinocfaiie pnriy-it considers
lis Dvn power and inasence alone.
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Beautiful Consistency.

So with Mr. Greeley, he was Rerubli-
that slavery is ont of the way he ia good
lemocrat in all but the name and as such,
wc support him GdIUcston Ncws.
If NC were asked TO support Horace
Greeley as Democrat, we could not con-
sistently do it. But as Republican he
is useful to us, and we desire 10 use him.
We ara simply taking tho cnemy's largest
cannon to batter down their own fortress.
-GdiDeston Neps.
The aobve extracts from tho Galveston
News are from the same issue, June 30th)
the same column, and are TO be found
about three inches apart. They are fair
sample Of the Ncws' treatment of political
matters, under its present management,
and should excite no wonder. 1t is true
that The one declares Greeley IA good DEM
ocrat in all but the namc," and that as
such the News supports him, and the other
asserts that be is Republican AMI "the
enemys largest cannon, and that the
News could not consistently support him
"as Democrat" Common people with
common sense might suppose that there
was some inco nsistency in these several
expressions Of the great Greeley organ in
Texas, but the News will be able TO show
that they present as beautiful 0 specimen
Of straightforward consistent political wis
dom as may be gathered from its editorial
since the nominations at Cincinnati. The
truth is the News is going it blind with.
out any political principles TO bother IL.
II has no care for what il says FROM day
TO dry or on the same day or The same
hour or the same minute. But does il not
presume rather too much on the ignorance
Of It's readers, Tue people Of Texas are
not fools 10 be talked TO in this way. If
they should be inclined TO support Greeley
as against Grant, il will not be because Of
such insulTerabe lwaddle aud non sense MS
the News is giving them. Galveston has
one highly respectable religious paper,
one neutral OF Independent one, conducted
with caudor and truihfulness, one mon
erel AMI nondescript concern, which is
Anything and everything, and two quite
aud decent negro org,ns--can il
not afford. at least, one honest slraightfor-
ward patriotic democratic jcurusll
s---4 g 49, ----|- ----
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V,O THE sIEDICAL
DR.. M IT.. -. j . N IC - ,

or SHREVEPORT, La,
WIN remain at Dallas till tho first Of September
during which time he will give special attention to
the Medical and Surgical treatment Of the discusses
oftho Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
Es.--Profcssors ofSt. Louis Medical Col
lego D. r. Fenner, NJ. d., J. y. Davis, Shreveport,
La; W. II. Pyle, Kaufman Con. Jno. J Good, Dial
las, Texas. July u, lo72-l32incs.
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tiDg my own conscience ana sense
of impcrfection, cannot-daro not
occupy the attitude of one volun-
tarily SEEKING trust so frcightcd
with tho future veal or WOO of our
beloved State. Only with solids
trust and painful concern, with an
aiding trust in the God of our fa-
theirs, and at tho summons of my
fcllow-citize ms, would l accept the
grave responsibility.
trust gentlemen, that our coun-
ty convention may be composed OF
ton good and truo men, fairly chosen
from each Notwithstanding a body
of fifty,-that they may meet to-
gether in the spirit of patriotic
Observation-Disclosures each gentle
man proposed Us candidate 10
stand before them and set forth his
views, and then decide for country,
regardless Of men. / desire, for
one, so to appear before them, in
order that, before final action, they
may know what each gentleman
proposes 10 do, if elected. As we
see the silver lining in the sky--thc
bow Of hopc rising in the Heavens,
promising dclivorancc, the occasion
is auspicious for returning from the
most depraved condition TO which
American politics havo ever descen-
dcd-1865 10 1S72-to the practices
Of its most virtuons poriod-from
tho Inauguration Of Jefferson 70 the
retirement Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
years Of true glory and virtnoas re-
nown 10 American Democratic Re
publican simpiiciiy-pabiic honor
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

! WANTED.-TwO YOUNG MEN, SINGLE, WHO UN.
~ derstand the retail clothing business, can and
place where hard work and active business DONE
| Stafinn - - ~-Nft - -
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

~ ~ grocery store; he must have good reference
acquainted with the city Trade Call at l6l lst av,
nor 10th St TIiOS. T., WHEEN.
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

~ ana take care Of team Of horses in the city;
who speaks German and English single man prcferrcd
must bring references. Apply Immediately at r. GROTE
CO.'S Ia East 14th st. opposite Academy OF Music
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

WANTED--A STRONG, ACTIVE BOY FROM l8 TO
" Oyears, to take care Of horse aud make himself
generally useful with family in Jersey City highest
Apply IL Bcayer " - ~'
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

WANTEp.-AGENTs: TRAVELLING OR OTHER,
wise can now have exclusive territory for this FAN
and WINTER ani sure chance make money hy selling
e new and staple article. Apply to BROADWAY
MANUFACTURING CO., 710 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

A YOUNG MAN, 1SYfARS OLD, EDUCATED IN GER.
IA man and American schools, with knowledge
of architectural drawing ana bookkeeping, desires q
suitable position; anxious TO learn and living with his
Herald
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

IA with his parents wishes 10 lie employed by cabinet
maker fancy and glider with view to learn
the trade; can come we'll recommended Apply at SIC
East 32d ST., top floor, front
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

yfvANTED--TwO INTELLIGENT BOYS ABOUT IS
w years old, entry clerks in dry goods house;
must have knowledge OF the routine OF the office duties
i'll the mann. acturng department., and both write
giving reference, salary expected, &C., MERCHANTS.
r.
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

pH0ToGRAPHER wANTED.-oNE WHO HAS HAD
J. experience in copying Cngrayings. Apply Ia
PHOr0ENGRAvING COMPANY % Cortiandt 81.
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

90 SD Av, NEAR PATH Stan EXPERIENCED
III - English woman ms nurse; can take charge of
infant from its birth bring up on tho bottle If
required hest city refcre nee.
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

YOUNG MAN, IL YEARS OF AGE, WISHES A SIT
IA uaton on geneman's place, to take of horses
and make himself generally useful country preferred.
Address d. G., box l53 Herald Uptown Branch Office
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

JVANTED-BY A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT AND
w experienced lady teacher Of French and music,
pupils to instruct highest references; terms mode.
rate. Address Miss A.. box l6 Herald Uptown Branch
Office
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

A n ACTIVE MANAGER, 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN
"A factory, machine shopsand mills desires cngagc
ment out OF New York understands systematic labor
thorough knowledge OF machinery, business customs and
Office routine. Address MANAGER, box 81 Jersey City
Post Office -.
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

A YOUNG MAN FROM THE COUNTRY, ORDINARY
IA education, not afraid to work. esires situation in
some mercantile business. Address MONTGOMERY
Herald office.
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

1JS EAST l7TII ST, SECOND FLOOR.-A RESPECT
.Iic able widow and amstress:
objection general housework IN a small private
family. Can FOR two days.
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

WANTED-A MAN SERVANT, SCOTCH. ENGLISH,
w German colored, intelligent and experienced; q
good driver but no care OF norscs have charge Of
frnace, sidewalks windows and all duties OF the posi-
ton need apply but FIRST class with city refer.
cnces Apply at gate in 39h st., southwest corner av
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

A SALESMAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO A
"A clothing store best city reference required. Apply
at Is9 Grand St -
The New York herald., 1872-11-14
: 7777s7--7-F1-77 - - -
THE TRADES.

90 4TH Av, NIXON HoJSE.--WANTED, A YOUNG
% man as waiter in restaurant L. NIXON.
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

O07 7TH Ay., BETWEEN 27TH AND 18TH sTS
s)Ul rcar.-A respectable young widow nurse and
seamstress; objection 10 the country or trayclling
good reference given.
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

GARDENERS SITUATION wANTED-BY THOR
~ oughiy practca Scotch garden y, Of long practice
tables; best references objection to south. Address
II. o., box l0f Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

(NOACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED--BY A YOUNG
~ man objection to the country will e found " ill
ing and cblilng FIRST class reference. Address X,
box 2N Herald Office
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

cof WEST 2fTI ST. BETWEEN BTU AND 9TfI
.JtiO AVA competent young woman to 60 out hy
the day washing and ironing 70 any other domestic
work.
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

90 EAST a9TH STA RESPECTABLE yor-yG
oLc girl as irst class iaundrc>s in private family
good city reference.
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

GITUATTON WANTED-BY Roy 16 YEARS OF
- age; would like to learn trade; good reference
Address j. G., box l0l Herald office
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

A YOUNG MAN "a SCOTCHMAN,, LATELY LAND
~ ed, wants situation porter in store; steady
HOboken Post Office.
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

LTaHTED--IN OUR SUBSCRIPTION DEPARTMENT.,
w two mon Of education and business tact the right
parties liberal compensation. Apply alter TO- A. S.
HALE, Manager, l2 1)ey St.
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

CSQ WEST s7TH STA COMPETENT YOUNG wo-
AsJsJ as and seamsrcss; is fully competent
to take the entire charge OF baby can come well recon
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

RRASs PATTERN MAKER wANTED-ONE ACCUa
~ toned TO model in plaster. Inquire OF LASDEIss,
FRARY & CLARK, 81 Chambers st.
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

COMPosIToRs wANTED.-GoOD MEN WILL FIND
" steady and permanent employment
:. W. GREEN, Is Jacob street, New York.
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

WANTED-BY AN ENGLIsnMAN (MARRIEDD, SIT.
w uation on a gentlcman's place; understands the
management OF horses and garden: wife good plain
cook washer and ironer country prcferred good
Apply to SHERWIN Christian Association 1874
Bowcry, or address O., Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

A YOUTH OF " YEARS WOULD LIKE TO LEARN
N the machinst trades s OF good habits and rcspecta
Bile parents. Address WILLIAM MORTON, 20z and 2Ds
The New York herald., 1872-11-14
CLERKS AND statesmen.

A CCOUNTS.-EIGHT LANGUAGES ARREARS
n written up, books opened, kept, examined or bal.
anced references JAMES COX, AZ Wall st third floor.
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT MARRIED MAN
~ wants situation as coachnan and groom; best city
reference no objection to the country Call ad
dress H. d., 20 4th av., harness store.
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

! VTANTED-AGENTs, BOTH SEXES; GIVING AWAY
w Wher's Barefoot Boy to sub scrbers to illus
| trated monthly; only ST. Address j. LATHAM 4 CO.,
| III Nassau street, box 1856 Post office.
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

RIO HOTEL PERS-WANTED, A SITUATION BY
L young man as first class hoel pastry cook under
stands all kinds OF Italian and French has four
years city and country references; objection 10 90
south Apply in person or by letter 10 g. h. DAsSOkI,
G1 sullivan st. =
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

CtOACHMAN AND GARDENERS SITUATION WANT
~ eddy n single man not afraid to work; wages mod
crate; can take care OF furnace and milk. Address
G., box 2lO Hcrad Office,
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

WANTED..Aa FIRST CLASS FREsco PAINTER, TO
finer branches OF modern decorations and flower paint
ing must be capable designing and laying crS
and be prepared to show specimens Address, for tvs
days, JOHN w. ROBERTS, Architect ST. Nicholas Hotel
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

A LADY RESIDING ON TWELFTH STREET WOULD
~ give instructions on the piano to few children DE
gnners prcierrc to whom particular attention will be
paid terms moderate. Address Il. II. P Herald Uptown
l,ranch office.
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

1VANTED-A SITUATION, BY AN ACCOMPLISHED
on the machine dresses hair wei viii 20 as iamily m
s.amstress and assist with grown chlldren excellent
Office.
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

TLECTRO PLATER.-WANTED, A SITUATION BY
~ an electro platter. Address /. D. W., a Academy ST.
MI
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

A n AMERICAN LADY WISHES EMPLOYMENT AS
IA teacher, ladys companion or attendant in store;
would assist in housekeeping il desircd references
changed. Address, stating requirements, EMPLOY
MEhT, station g.
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

WANTED--AN AGENT TO SELL ALE; ONE WHO
w controls trade and como well recommended:
e O. such q one a liberal price viii be paid. Address
The New York herald., 1872-11-14
PROFESSIONALISM sITUATIO WANTED
FEMALES.

"a IRVING PTACE.-AS COMPANION TO AN AGED
Of or invalid lady. or as nursery governess,
sistant eachcr In boarding day school Can be
from 10 to II NJ at Ladies' Christian Association, ad
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

900 9TH AVA FRENCH GIRL AS NURSE FOR
900 children or to an invalid lady Address Mrs
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

AK WEST 25rH ST, RElR,--ss FIRST CLASS
IIs) aunlress by u respectable Protestant woman:
Inderstands rnlilg: GOOD city reterenee.
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

A SITUATION WANTED-BY A FIRST CLASS COACH
IA man Of long experiences understands the business
IN all rs branches can produce the very best city refer
West 2Sth ST.
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

JNANTED-A SITUATION BY MARRIED MAN, AS
w farmer and gardeners horoup hly understands his
business in all It's branches Address FARMER box 2O
Herald Office
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

MARRIED MAN AS COAChMAN-NO FAMILY;
n good and careful driver willing and obging age
29 several years highest recommendation. Address 10
West 44th St
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

v ENGLISH NURSERY GOvERNESS WISHES
N situation to take ot a child: Is dome sticated
and would assist in the household dutics give good
references. Address c. c. hoy Isl Herald office.
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG MAN WHO
w thoroughly understands driving and taking care of
horses and + acquainted with the city. Address EDw.
MARTIN, 142 7th ay.
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

(NOACHMAN AND GkOOM'S SITUATION WANT.
~ eddy single man. W ho understands the buslncss
city or couniry willing and obliging city reference. Ad
dress e., box 80 Herald Office
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN (sINGLE) WANTS
II coachman and eroom's place; has three years
reference Call address at 45l lth av, present
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

WANTED--TWO OR THREE GOOD MEN TO WORK
w on sash and panel work. olso two three clean
moudings SERRLiL L SON sd St and broadway.
WIRE WORKER--A WIRE TwISTER WANTED TO
w go 10 Hartford, Conn., Inquire of NJ f. SILK
WORTH, 357 4tll
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

9S2 WEST lisT ST.. ONE FLIGHT Ut. rRoNT.--
sJyy n respectable to ont by the tlay
ing and Ironing 70 4" amy Kind Of domestic work.
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

E,IRsT RATE MAN FRENCH COOK WANTS A STU
Il alton In a hotel, restaurant or boarding house.
w. MEkIA 30 West l1th ST.
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

VISITING GOyERNESs.-AN ENGLISH LADY HAS
y some time nnoccupied; English, French Latin,
steadily advanced. Address OXFORD, box ia Herald
office.
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

FIRST CLASS COACIlMAN WANTS A SITUATION;
"A understands his business thoroughly; years. best
reference. Address for two days A. r. box 2l Herald
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

WANTED-BY YOUNG ENGLISHMAN, A SITUA.
w tion as waiter in private family; thoroughly un-
derstands the care of silver; Proesat objection
the country. Call address A. b., at Mr. Pearsalls
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

GARDENER (sCOTCHl, WHO UNDERSTANDS GAR.
NJ dening in NIL its branches also the laying OF
grounds Is handy and not afraid Of work. best refer.
ences. Address VIII. d., Herald Office
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

40 WEST 2GII STA YOUNG GIRL As FIRST
IJ class aundres; best city reference nom her Ii st
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

tIt 7TH Az, NEAR a3D STA GIRL TO TAKE
II Il care OF child and do plain sewing good ref
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

ytTANTED-FTRST CLASS EXPERIENCED POLISH.
w on black walnut Apply TO HAMBURGER 4
SISEIND IL and 20 vesey ~
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

WANTED-BY A COLORED MAN, A SITUATION AS
w waiter; understands waiting in all its branches,
public or private. Address WAITER, 75 Thompson ST.,
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

CITUATION AS GSoO" THOROUGHLY UNDER.
~ stands driy ing; best -v reference from last en-
pioycr Address + b., box is9 Herald Uptown Branch
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

yNASTED--A MAN AND HIS WIFE TO GO IN THE
w coun!ry The woman must be good plain cook
washer and ironer, and the man know how 70 drive
office. = T~-~-~
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

WAITER'S SITUATION IN A PRIVATE FAMILY BY
w an isngshman; understands his business; care of
silver making salads &c; strictly sober; good city ref
erence. Address WAITER, II East 9TH ST., Sd
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

400 EAST lslH sT. CORNER OF lsT Av., EAST
'1Oo side, first floor, in the lron..-S Respectable
woman wishes 70 take in washing oat by the day.
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

WANTED-A MAN OR FAMILY TO IMPROVE AND
~ work in young orange and banana grove in
Florida references required Address L. NJ, box li6
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

GITTATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WO.
- III some first class theatre to take charge Of the
costume also understands dressing and making
cosiumes best references be given. Address L. ST.
station ID.
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

A N ACTIVE BUSINESS MAN WANTED-AS SALES.
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