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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-02
Baltimore Cattle Market.
THURSDAY, April %. 1874

bESr CArrLs.-ou the opening OF the market
TINS week tntre was generally depressed feeling
among dealers, add disposition 10 anticipate
lower prices this, Ia SOME Instances, was the
The market sc ~ 20 -rsses' innroxad = sh.a.
and became little more active. prices assumipg
closing comparisou nth last weeks rates .
There We're few more top Cattle than last week.
put the average OF The middle grades, of which
the offerings chiefly consisted was scarcely ss
good as they were then A few car loads were
reshipped East without being offered here. and
few also were taken by their owners into
Pennsylvania.
Prices to-day for Beef Cattle ranged as fol.
lows Best Beeves nj 8 OOdST 81: that GEN.
orally rated first quality 5 25(aS6 90: medi.
um or good lair quality S1(a,S5 rs; ordinary
thin Steers, Oxen and Cows 4 5e(aS4 81 in
ferior and lowest grades OF Catu o OOCHOO DO
general average OF the market to-day SIS 81
extreme range OF prices 4 5O(dS7 81 Most of
the sales were from 3 80 To Sc SO "a loo lbs
OF the receipts 400 head came from Ohio 81
from Md from West Va, 80 from VIRGINIA
43S from Illinois, and 1872 from Penusylva.
MA receipts for the week l6T head,
against llO3 last week, and 95S head same
time last year.. OF the offerings 500 head were
taken by Baltimore butchers, ZIG head sold to
Washington city and Annapolis dealers, aud
"A head to Eastern specuators-total sales for
the week 1860 head against 1857 last week and
$50 head same time las; year.
SHEEP AND LANBs.-There was a light run of
sheep this week, but the receipts were quite suff-
ceni tor the demand, which is rather Limited
There are few wool sheep still coming, but
they are but little called for, the demand being
chiefly :or those that sheared. Such LAMBS
as gre IN the pens are not Of prime quality, and
there is but little demand; prime ones are in
reqnest and scarce We quote wool Sheep n,
la ~ cents, and clipped at 4lG6B ceats per 10
gross. Lambs at 3()S5 per head, and extra SIS
per head. Receipts ths week 1885 head, against
32l5 last week, and 1885 head same tune last
year.
HoGs.-The receipts during this week was much
lighter than last, but the run is just about even
with the demand. Prices during the past two
or three weeks have Huctnated so greatly and
with such rapidity that the butchers have Ue
come more cautious and buy very spariugy,
being dissatisfied with the prices aud confident.
ly anticipating lower figures The result will
probably be that prices will vary very little if
any, for some days To come unless there are
more Hogs on the way than are now known to
be coming We quote corn fed Hogs in iair de-
mand at 3 00gSS %, still-ied at I 5UG9S7 IS,
and extra ut % per 100 lbs net. Receipts this
week 5S4l head against 1872 last week, and
81 u head same time last year.--Sun.
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DI ED.

Ia Winchest ter, on the 18th utimo, Mrs Con
NELIA l. WILSON, wife of Rev. Norval Wilson,
aged GO years. She was greatly beloved by all
who knew her
CHRISTINA Miller widow Of the late Abra-
ham Miller, and daughter OF the late Daniel Ar
mold, of Hampshire county, Va, departed this
life, at her home Sangersville, Augusta
county, on the lth ult., in the sOth year Of
her age She was widow &c years to the day
and was Jealous member OF the German Bap-
fist Church for about 81 years Her late i'll
ness was protracted, which she bore with pa
thence and resignation was not known to muir
muir, and would smile at the thought of the
time when the change would come that she
would enter into that crest that remaineth for
the people OF Cod" She enjoyed the confidence
and esteem ofall and she died as she lived,
without an enemy aud the religion that sup
ported her through life supported her in death.
May her virtues be embalmed in the memory Of
her children, grandchildren, ard friends
BLESSED are the dead who die in the Lord
they rest from their labors and their works do
follow them. '--RocEiRghom Register.
DEA1n or ALEXANDER GADoEss, Esq --Ou
dcss, Esq died at his residence on Charles ~.
avenue, after a protracted illness. Mr Gaddess
was born in Stafford county, Virginia, on the
27th Of September 1900, and came to Baltimore
in 1911. Eight yeats after he commenced the
business ola stone cutter at the corner Of Sharp
ard German streets, and continued in that bu-
sincss until 1854, when nc retired, rolinquishing
it 70 his sons, who have since managed it By
careful attention to business. and prudent and
industrious habits Mr. Gaddess anassed
large fortuqe. lie leaves widow aud large
family Of children and grandchildren. For more
than BALI century the deceased was a member
Of ST. Johns " T. Chu-ch, on Liberty street
and was a trustee in the church for many years
and always identified himself actively with alI
the workings Of The congregation especially
those devoted TO charity lie was well known
and highly esteemed for bs charitable disposi o.
ton, and the sterling qosliies which distiA D.
guishsd him baltimore Cos April n.
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We are Informed that while the peach buds
~ low and sriere-l situations in this section are
almost uniformly killed. on high aud exposed
locations, good many have survived. Who
canexplaiu II f-iSeiisburs Herald. Z
The explanation seems to be found in the fac,
that the atmospherein the low grounds i, ae,u-
ally lower in temperature than tina, OF the hills.
AS cold air is heavier than warm, the coolest
hnds its way into the valleys as naturally as wa
ter finds its level. We know, as a matter OF
TACT, that the mercury sunk lower iu the river
valley here this winter, than il did on the hills
a Few miles from tie city Wheeiing Inieui-
geneer.
In confirmation tse Ia,eUissnctr', solution
we observe that the Adams County, Ohio, De-
fender, says;
THE peaches on the hills about this place
are not all killed yet, and it's quite likely we
wiz havean average crop. Mr.. THOMAS You've
OF 1reen township informs us that after an
examination. he believes two-thirds of his
ouds remain uninjured. II the peach crop
IN the county escapes from this on, il is proba-
Die that the owners Of orchards will reap a rich
harvest of dollars"
Mise CathGrine Leisure, an aged lady, resid-
ing with hr.'John Light near Pughiown, Fred
erlck county, Va, was burned to death on the
18th ult. IT is supposed she was sitting with
her BACK to the fire when her clothing was igni-
ted. She was alone in the house at the time.
One might as we'll skin h orse and expect
II to work for him as 20 skin a farm and expect
1t to grow crops.
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p. b. Sheetz

commenced business a little wore than a
gear since npon hc Cash system, and ma
ny, no doubt, are curious 10 knoc tie result
Of The years fronsdc,ion, some hinh of
'chich can be yiranea from this eon,muni-
cation. lie desires, ga the first place, TO
cypress thanks to his numerous patrons for
their uery liberal patronage aud support
'ohich haze made. a business although yet
ia IT'S infancy, Of Jef,oeen thirty and foriv
thousand dollars and daily Increasing -
Many Of thc KNOWING ONES predicted for
az Gm a short life, on the grounds, that The
SMALL PROFITS REALIZED could not possi-
bly, be sustaining. Not taking into ccnsid-
Grafton that an Tie ficeice months business
there is NOT a fraction of per eentage to be
deducted for Dad occomnts--a fact mhich
must not be ignored, os all prudent deal
ers ,cho gioe credit must add ten per cent
for losses. The Interest account is also
orertooked-d reyy SERIOUS MATTER TOO,
as many Of the readers toho are pnyinq 10
&c IL per cent per nnnum con testify
The duiiest mind can comprehend Ire re-
suh Of n .few thousand dollars turned eve-
ry thirty days at free per cent, aud yet
there arc some $50 blind deg ,cM not see
a." AMI strange TOO, ,chen one dollar
handled IN this 'roy IS icorh at The end
of f,cctre months one dollar and sirfy cents.
This looks BIG, Lnt there Is not one 10 dis.
pu'e the fact, and Is the frue.yeason ,chy
me Cash Nan ,cho sells yom aa article for
one dollar and ten cents makes more money
than The Credit man ,cho gets one dollar
AMI .tifty cents for the same article, and is
a clear saUing to the consumer Of about
THIRTY PER CENT, and IS strong aryu-
menf that consumers had better boyro,o
money at j 5 or 20 per cent and buy their
Goods Of 1t CASH STORE where Nothing is
aided TO the Gost for bod DEBTS AND IN
TEREsr And this is The great kcy note
IN the unprecedented success If he far
famed Cash Store IF Ron,ney, pdich IN HE
short space Of 'retue months has become a
househotd ,cord in nearly ercry family in
Hampshire and adjacent counties. The
people Of Romncy should feel a special
PRIDE IN knoUing that thousands ofdoRars
are attracted TO their torn from remote
sections, ~ this ncD System that has here
tofors been iRvested an other markets..
The proprietor tcould call The attention
Of ms many friends to The fact hot he has
NOR IN stOck The choicest selection of
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-02
RosADAL1s

THE GREAT SOUTHERN
remedy for the cure OF Sero-
fala, Scrofulous Taint, Rheuna.
tisu, White Swelling, Govt,
Goitre, Consumption, Bronchl.
tis, Nervous Debility and all die
eases arising from an impure con-
tition Of the Blood.
! The merits ofthis valuable prepar-
Axiom are 80 wsllknown that passing
notics 10 but nseesssry to REMIND the
Irsaders OF this Journal efthe neces,i-
" OF always having . bottle of this
medieine among their stock Of family
Certiae.ies can be presSnted from
many Leading Physieians, Ministers,
ana heads o ffamilies through the
south, endorsing In the highest terms
inS Fsend Eyfracf ~ ke,adaiis.
Dr; ~. Wilson Carr OF Baltimore
says The has used 10 In cases Of Serof.
uls and other diseases with much sat-
isfsction.
DR. r. G. Pugh OF Rsl,imor. re-
lcommends a. TO all persons suffering
with diseased Blood, saying 40 Is su-
periof TO any separation he has ever
Asy DabRsy Hall Of the Baiti-
more M. +. Conference South saws he
has beens so niue b benefited by III use
that be cheerfully recom mends AZ to
all his friends and acquaintanses.
Craven d Co., Druggists, at Ger
donsville, Va, say it never has failed
to gre satisfaction.
seua'i q. meFsdden. Murfrees-
boro. Tennessee, say IL cured him Of
Rheumatism when all else failed.
Rosadslis Is not . secret quack prep
sration. its ingredients are published
on every package. Show IL to your
physician and he will tell you 10 10
isSmRosed OF the strongest Alternatives
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DENTAL NOTICE,
@s

TINE undersigned desires to inform the people
l. OF Hampshire, Hardy, Mineral and Gran
Counties. and the surrounding country, that he
is prepared to perform all operations pertaining
to Dental Surgery, with skill and despatch.
The Doctor in offering his services, does so
with confidence that he will be able to give sa.
tisfacton TO those that may favor him with their
patronage, having in his possession the hes, evil
dence OF his ability. namely, diploma from the
Pennsylvania College of Dental Surgery, one OF
the Oldest Rental Colleges in the world
lie especially solcits the patronage Of those
patients that have been unsuccessfully treated by
her Dentists.
His prices he intends shall be moderate for
FIRST class operations-inte tending to confine his
practice to such operations only.
l. b. BRYAN,
Surgeon Dentist.
Springfield, Hamp. CO., March IA, 1873.
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c. Cd Cd I'D 8
EYER OFFERED IN ROMVEY.

For tho Ladies'
{ has beautiful Prints. jap Silks and
'oplf''es IA ptoita and striped patterns, Per-
ofc, OIga"dies. Linens, Pgues Whde &
cured, Victoria Ldens, lace Collars, En-.
roideries, anil a Jeomi(at line IF White
'rimn'inys-Rid, Morocco and Lostipg
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-02

Not loas ago, in the court Of appeals, a
certain lawyer, Of Celtic extraction, while argu-
ing with earneslnes5 his case, stated a point and
then proceeded "And ef the cooyl PLACE, Fl I
avn wrong In this, have another point that is
equally conclusive
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-02

baltimore, Tuesday, April 90. 1873.
-FLcUR-Howard street super 5 90 (iS6 Co.,
NEAT, market quiet and receipts light Sales of
red at l90C9205 cts-choice white a. 2l3GO0O
per bushel. Corn, so, 900 bushels received to-
day. White sold ut 7OG72 cts--yellow AT 66M
81 cents per bushel. Rye--sales at % cents
per bushel. Oats-sales at 5lG153 cents.
NEW YoRK, April % Gold closed at LIN.
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South 3rane!. 9ntslliseneer.
ROMNEY, FRIDAY, MAY ., 1873.

Voters OF Romuey remember the election for
Corporation Officers comes of on Monday next.
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NIARRIED.

Near Burlington, on the oath of March, by
Rev William j. Miller, Mr.. SANFORD RAwLISGs
TO Miss HANNAH f. IMAM, all of Mineral county.
On the Goth of March, by the Rev. S F. Butts,
Mr.. Moan HEIsHMAN TO Miss LIZA A. SHARP, all
of Hardy comfy.
On the 18Th uItino, by the Rev. George w.
Rexroad, MIR. ESocK IlELNicK 10 Miss MARY @.
LoUCH, all Of Pendleton county
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-02

IF is true it is worth moro than gold,
that is, when few stalks Of buckWheat are
grown 10 bill Of potatoes the potato bog eats
only The buckwhctt
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-02

Commodore JJtn n i41iet. Cojisd states
Navy (retired lisl), died ia Washington City on
Sunday morning last. lie was native Of win.
chester and aba9i e5y 30 age re was one
pf the oldest officers 10 The service and was held
10 high esteem
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-02

The peach crop in Delaware and Maryland,
10 is said, promises we'll. This, the Alexandria
Gasete observes, is unusual for about this time
every year, tho prospect for peaches, is iuvsria-
bly, represented as Every gloomy
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-02

One might as well skin orse and expect
it to work for him as 20 skinra farm and expect
it to grow crops.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-02

CHARLESTOWN POLICY-HoLDER BOARD,
NATHAN S. WHITE, President.
IhlliP IL overs, S. Howell Brown,
David Howell, Nathaniel Conrad
George II. Turner Joseph TrannelI
James Law. HoSh, DR.. VIM. r Linne,,
Arch. McCarroll, Col r. p Chew
John Burns
FRANK BECKWlTH, Sec'y and Genl. Agent
IfE Policies are generally acknowledged "a
IL he among the safest and most desirable in.
Vestments. This Company is Virginia Enter
PRISE, intended, by strict economy in its man
agement, to offer security TO the Policy Holder
ut Toner rates than any other company II hp,
been localized in this State by the appoin tmen
OF the above Board, who are TO have charge O
aud to invest within the limits OF this Agency
The entiTe TeseTre arising from Policies insured in
this District thus checking the con slant drain
OF money from our almost impoverished country
The members of this Board, after a careful ex
animation of all the features of this Compauy
feel no hesitation in heartily recommending IL tC
their friends, as safe, and in all respects, q
home enterprise.
w. III. MCDOWELL.
AGENT FOR HAMPSHIRE County
Nov. Is, ls72.-iy.
The New York herald., 1873-09-24
COUNTRY BOARD.

A LADY or REFINED HABITS WANTS ALL THE
n comforts Of II home with good family, where none
or only ew boarders kept in the state OF Conlec-
tcut win ayiew oi spending the winter II agreeable
must Dc near New YORK, convenient to railroad healthy
location Adros, during this week only, stating terms
{. s. box 75l Post ofice.
The New York herald., 1873-09-24

COUNTRY BoARD-BY THE YEAR AT A FARM ;
~ family small; can accommoda o three or more
elderly persons or children enient 10 high school
and churches; terms moderate. Address BOARD, box
l4S Post Office, Huntington, J.. ].
The New York herald., 1873-09-24
HOTELS.

VI Firth avenue, between Twenty-first and Twenty
second streets-Rooms suite sngly, at moderate
rates A ii. CRANEY. Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1873-09-24
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A Optional CAPITAL PROCURED FOR MEE-
"A chants manufacturers and others; real estate ex
changed Tor business; mining properties sc Negotiated
Persons with capita seeking business advised OF ap
proved opportunities. Rcierences-uoward, Sanger
ges, ESQ., iron merchant i75 Pearl street, &c. GRGGS
Broadway e' -
The New York herald., 1873-09-24

On WEST 18TH ST., IN THE REAR-A REsPECT.
EO able young girl ~ gool cook; Is good bread
baker no objection to private boarding house; good
The New York herald., 1873-09-24

40 WEST GOTH ST., FIRST FL0OR-A COMPE.
iAO tent woman first ella and baker, me ats,
sous game and poultry, with o knowiedge OF French
cooking; best city reference.
The New York herald., 1873-09-24

DROFITABLE BU5IN ES5.--A COMPANY NOW WORK
l. ing In Chicago and making nifty per cent wish TO
organize larger in3nnfactOrv in New York, ana desire
par ties there to rnie with them Parties with capital
ana wishing information may address box AZ Post office,
Chicago.
The New York herald., 1873-09-24

no SPORTING MEN, WILL TAKE EOARDE2S
Il not TO exceed ~ ut my place. Noyack I've miles
west OF sag iarbor, where The shooting Is the finest in
the state ducks slain there by 0usanis every fall
terms moderate as the Proprietor Is desrous OF maGiny
known the great privileges and shooting opportunities of
the place Address D. d. WiGGINs, Post oaico. sag
The New York herald., 1873-09-24

TOO MOTT STA REsPECTABIE GIRL AS COOK,
IVO washer and roner IN private family best city
reference.
The New York herald., 1873-09-24
BOARDERs WANTED.

1Q0 LEXINGTON AvENUE-A GENTLEMAN AND
ICO wife, without children. will let their second
story front and third story back with first class Boerd,
The New York herald., 1873-09-24

INK EAST TWENTY EIGHTH STREET. BETWEEN
lOO Lexington and Fourth avenues-Io rent with
Board Paror and Bedroom. second floor also Room,
Bedroom and hall Room third floor; all newly fur.
ouired.
The New York herald., 1873-09-24
WINTER RESORTS.

DOYAL VICTORIA HOTEL, NASSAU n. p. BAHIA.
L. mas wii open November /, 1873 Persons desiring
10 escape the rgors OF Northern winter obtain
GUAR eontaine full information by addressing, JAMES
LIDGbEWoOD 15o Broadway New York.
The New York herald., 1873-09-24

gers Visiting the city can be suited with elegantly
furnished Rooms few doors from the temple, with
without meals No. IS south Tenth street.
The New York herald., 1873-09-24

RoARD WANTED-FoR. GENTLEMAN WIFE AND
ID child 81 years oil. in strictly private family;
Room and Bedroom, partially iuinished, ives, OF Sixth
avenue between lhrtieh and kieth streets will pay
about S25 per week. Address, with ul particulars,
PERMANENT, box 1874 Herald Uptown Branch Office.
The New York herald., 1873-09-24

DOARD wANTED-FoR GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND
ID child (of eight years. Room and Bedroom, second
third floor rcnt between Fifteenth and fwentyhlrd
streets and Irving place and sixth avenue. Address,
with particulars and lowest terms A. Z. W. Herald Up
Branch office.
The New York herald., 1873-09-24

DOARD WANTED-FOR GENTLEMAN WIFE, CHILD
ID years old, and maid two rooms: l0ca ton between
Fourth and seventh ayenues price 0 references given
and required. Address box 2l Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1873-09-24

90 7TI! Av, CORNER 18TH STA PROGRESSED
~ COOK; one who understands COOKING In all Its
branches pastries breads and desserts of all kinds;
objection first clas hotel or boarding house Can be
seen at present empOyers
The New York herald., 1873-09-24

INf EAST flST STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG wO.
I'VE man irst class cook in private family best
city reference given Call Tor two days
The New York herald., 1873-09-24

OJQ EAST ETu STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG
clC Girl as cook; no objection to assist with the
washing, best city reference.
The New York herald., 1873-09-24

EIORDuAM HOTEL AND LIVERY sTABLEs-OPPo-
seven years lease for s.le good location old esab
lished stand. Inquire the promises j. ID. ARM.
STRONG Proprietor
The New York herald., 1873-09-24

N INCOME OF Si50)0 YEARLY WITH AN INFLU-
n entail position Is open 20 midlicGgeh gentleman
investing at least o. and rvce5 the
old and desirable business OF lacra tive and gentle
manly charac Address ABS H. Herald Uptown
Branch Office.
The New York herald., 1873-09-24

EI BANK ST., REAR.-A YOUNG GIRL As COOK
VI washer and roner in plain private family good
city references.
The New York herald., 1873-09-24

DOARD WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE,
ID in private family in the Ninth Fifteenth wards;
moderate terms and prompt pay. Address COMFORT,
box IA Hcraid Office.
The New York herald., 1873-09-24

COuTH ORANGE MOUNTAIN HOUSE MoNrRoSE
~ station N j. now open for the AL and winter, offers
oil the comforts OF city hotel steam heat coal is
very sfpe TO New York 60 minutes from foot Ear
daily; prices moderate.
O. uIILEI.RERGER. Prnnrininr.
The New York herald., 1873-09-24

777 WAvERLEY PLACB.-HANDSOMELY FUR
IL nshed Rooms to let on first second floors,
with or without Board to gentlemen and their wives
to single gentlemen.
The New York herald., 1873-09-24

DOARD DWANTED.--LOCATION BETWEEN TwENTY-
ID third aad Fortiet streets and Fourth and Sixth
nues; front Room and nail Room for gentleman and
nece house must be rst class references given and re-
I'll l OH nllcn. n Y
The New York herald., 1873-09-24

OK EAST 5oTH ST., TOP FLOOR FRONT.-A RE.
ClC spectacle aged woman rs first class cook IN 9
small private family; wages no object; comfortable
home preferred. Call or address for two days
The New York herald., 1873-09-24

s)0 WEST 18TH STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG
%-V woman good cook win assist in the wash
iny no objection 10 private boarding house, city ref
The New York herald., 1873-09-24

DOARD wANTED-IN 4 STRICTLY PRIVATE FAM
ID lily, for family OF four aduits. between Tweltyith
md Sixyith sreets terms must be moderate. Address
PERMANENT, Herald Uptown branch Office.
The New York herald., 1873-09-24

100 WEST 10TH STA REsPEcTABLE GIRL AS
1IO cook, washer and ironer In small family, good
city reference
The New York herald., 1873-09-24

kTEITuER DRUGS LIQUORS NOR CIGARS, BUT A
IN business paying good p.oit; ycll established on
OF the best blocks Broadway; Stock, Lease and
Good viii for sale; $4,000, part cash. partner taken
no agents. Address j. H. boz le2 Herald Uptown Branch
The New York herald., 1873-09-24

117 EAST THIRTY-FIRST STREET-A VERY
pleasant Top Floor uniurnished, TO let; also fur
nished Rooms to let Tor wife, with or without
Board; Board for the lady only.
The New York herald., 1873-09-24

EO LAIGHT STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS
wv cook in boarding house; city or country; under.
stands baking, &c. good reference.
The New York herald., 1873-09-24

10 WEST 5ST ST. BETWEEN 5TIT AND 9TH
- ava.-A respectable young lrst class
COOK thoroughly understands her business best refer.
cnccs. Can be seen Tor two days.
The New York herald., 1873-09-24
BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

A DVERTISER CONTEMPLATING LENGTHY Ar
IN ence) desires to second oor 'front.' with Eed-
adjoining. and Board his wife with infant and
nurse location between Broad way and Madison avenue
south OF Thirty fourth and north nineteenth street;
rooms must be tasteiuy furnished neshborhood uneX-
ceptionable table attractive; highest references Ad.
dress stating price, which must be asonable, r. d.
CO., box l,96i Post Office, New York
The New York herald., 1873-09-24

7 WISH TO INVEST $500 OR $780, TOGETHER WITH
services where it win do the most good ito mysciD;
moderate salary and good security reQuired energetic
ana well acquainted in the city no patent ar Gle ped
ding wanted Address, for three days, j. b.. box l40
Herald Uptown Branch Office.