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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-01-25
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-01-25
Grnteberitbt tes ppriAem
Jnbres.

Der Grmm;1ir BEG electromagnetic
ments in Maibinston beridtet wie folst
uter Die grnrte ces leBten Sabre5.
Das Durhlhnitts Grtrd4nib zines
Wdsrs @ellhforn mar in Soma 40.8
q. B. oiersia unp aht 3ebntel) 8u=
lbels; in Suinpie 1916; in Sneiana
1913, unr in Sbio 1915 ; in Ma1s
iabuletts uno &boce Sslanp 1922.
Son ben Slo7aaten brahte ber Mder
in GsraS am meiiten, 28.5; IT. Gloriz
"a AM wsniaFen, SO. 8u1bel5.
Gen beiten Wei;enertraa yer older
e~rsislten Mtnne|cta, Californian unc
Isras. 1877 8ulbels; ben 19Ie4tefsn
Suo Carolina NIT GA.
Gen beifen 5aferertraa per afer lie
ierte Nebraata nit 40, BEN 11ledteten
|SIo Carolina nit 8 Buitels.
Sn Ganlas brahte r:r Mder 0erlfe
i'm DurhIhnitt oo.2, in @efYirsinien
11.5 Bulbsls. Nur in Miunel ota,
1era5, Srescu, Gcnaecticut, Grmont,
Ma6ahuletts unp Nrro Carolina
bradte Ger Nfer 8ortrfssn i'm 0urd<
ibnitt mebr als 100 8ulbsls.
Die preiIe aaer Tslcfridte finer i'm
0an,en nisprie. Sn pielen @taaten
I'm WeNen ertrd9t her WeI{1fornbau
nidt oenua, TN, rieNussaben III cedsn.
no 8rennmateriol tbeusr it, wirc
0ellforn loaar als lol6eS tenust. Sn
Ma0aauletss 1T Elm Bulbel Belidtotn
10 siel wertb els flint in Soma. 5n
Blcyica foi1et ras &orn $3.50 per 8az
Itel une 70 Gents in Nsbrasfa UNI
Soma. Der Dur@i&nittspreis in New
yorf 1T 70 Gents.
|, Bei;en GILT $1.95 IN. MaRaduistts,
"a Gents in Oregon ; IS Gents in
Soma ; base9en Der fdle&ten Grncte
uno bcben Gransportfofen pesen in
UliHouri $l.42.
Sir 8aummo1e rrar bas Sabr i'm
@an;en ebenlo unalnfia, als eas lebte.
Das grt,deni6 1T nur menis 9rSber als
I'M Sabre 1871, ni6t reaeu i1le1ter
Mitteruaa ODER unpoQfommenbeit per
pHan,en. ienbern bauptld6Ii6 peaen
Der Gsrbserunaen, wel&e Die 5nleften
antsuten. Glortra uno Mlabana baz
ben ON Meifen tapcn 9elitten. Sn
cen teicen GarolinaS unb in Georgia
wurce ptl Dun9er ansepenoet no.
burd RE Stauoe cher reifte uno belle,
aeerntst petben fpnnte.
8is our erfen ISOLDE i'm NoYsmbe'
rparen etma 3,450000 Ballen 9eernte1
unp nabesu cine W(iuion Salen wa'
nod auf Gem Teloe, woron hes fFil
einaetretenen IroRes uno GesenS ms>
gen piel ssrf6rt psreen mag. Sn Ga:
lifornten ruroen 9egen 900 Ads'
Baumwclle sepaan,t Die cine grnet'
son 1900 8auen ersaben.
On 8artoheln pereen tn Der unio1
etma feds @iuionen Buibel5 renioe'
er,euet, ols i'm lsBten Sabre. Die 60:
loraco &aupe bat i'm Bei1en wenissl
S6aren setban als friber, jeco9 fou
lie in SQinois faft ale Spatfartrfs|r
serf5rt baben.
IS bat etpas msbr 6su aiS i'm %
riaen Sabr aeseben. Die 0elamn,t
Grnpte miro auf 24,000,000 Conner
SelddBt.
Der Suite CWaniIa 6an) Gultu
|tat In allen Saofaaten th9tt9e Sort
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-01-25

Auf Maria Gidtme6.

@ir lumudsn Cir
Den 5odaltar
Mit &oien3ier
l1nb 0ilten tlar.
limb rings bic 2uft
Dur9wIrSen mir
Mit @eibrau@ouft
Maria! Dir.
unb Dir fol iein
Gin &brenfran3
Sri, belsm Ghein
Der 8erSen W!aa;.
limb aus Der Sruif
Der Hineer all
Grflfnst nit 2ua
Der 2iebsr S9la.
Mit Cuff erflinst
Der 9ieber Gbor,
SIR 5ers Gd fdwinst
gu Dir empor.
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Naria rein
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limb weib'e5 eia.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-01-25

TnE Insurance Companies of the eouu-
try haye been holding conventions, COM
pairing notes, and. compiling statistics.
It appears that while a, few companies
have made small profits, about la2olhs.
of the whole number have made none in
some years, aud many, as we'll known,
after siuking. millions Of the stoekhold.
ers' money have utterly failed. 1t was
found impossible TO bring capital into
the business to supply the losses unless
it was made certain that rates would be
advanced so that the aggregate premi-
ums would pay the aggregate out-goes,
and from the necessity OF the case the
ollcenS of. the companies were bound not
to accept business AT less than 80 per
cent. in advance on the.rates existing at
the time of the Boston FIRE. This has
encouraged stockholders, TO pay assess
menls OF Is to rs per cent on their stock
aud Insurance companies are now able to
pay lDssesan full, and properly holders
can insure with, as, lnnch. Confidence oi
protection as herctofpre..
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-01-25
EVIE RAIL WAY.

ABSTRACT Of Time Table adopted Jan. 2Oh, 1879,
DULLMAN'S best Drawinu-room aud
\ Sleeping achcs, combining al' nlpdcrn i'm
provemens are run through all trains from Buiao,
Suspension Bridge. Niagara Falls, Cleveland and Gin
cinnati to New York making direct connection with
all lines of foreign and coaswise steamers and also
with sound Steamers and railway lines fsr Boston and
other New England cities,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-01-25

Judge w. II. West, of the snprene
Court having resigned, to take effect ON Feb
ruary 25ih. the Governor has appointed Hon.
Walter F. Stone, Of sapdusky, his successor
Mr.. Stone was chief competitor of the success.
fil candidate before the Republican State Con.
yenlinn IN 1871
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-01-25

As a gathering of notables, the Vienna
Worlds Fair promises to Guido all its
predecessors. The Emperor Of Germany
is to bo there $50 are the Gar, President
Thiers, the Shah Of Persia, and the Prince
Of Wales, not to mention the IlospOdar
of Montenegro, Prince Bismarck and a
host of Cabinet Ministers Of all nations
There will be materials enough at Vieuna
for great European Congress, such AS
the late Emperor Napoleon used to dream
of, and. it is to be hoped that the assem-
blcd magnates may turn their social hob
nobbmg to some good purpose.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-01-25

C9~ Nearly nine millions Of dollars, Alley
says were the profits of the Oake Ames con.
tract for building 1888 miles OF the Pacific Rail.
raod that had been already built and paid
for.
Secretary Boutwell, has sold the remaining
1900 100000 of the per cent bonds to Syn
dicate of American and foreign bankers on
substantially the same terms as to the prece-
ding Syndicate
TT Now that the time is near when day
light will be seen through the Hoosic Tun-
rel, projects begin to form for getting control
of it, and petitions are already pouring into
the Legislature of Massachusetts, for various
consolidation schemes with view to to that
! end.
| EZy- An emigfont vessel, lying at anchor in
| the English Channel, was run into, on the
night of the 29nd. BY an unknown steamer,
and cut down TO the waters edge. There
were 4l2 passengers on board and the crew.
| Only S5 persons were saved. The steamer
continued It's course, without making effort
to save single life.
To- Oliver Ames, once President Of the
| Union Pacific Railroad confessed before the
committee, that the portion Of the road which
tAe Company contracted with Oaks Ames to
build included 1873 miles which. had already
been built, and for which the Government had
pail that the Credit Mobiler made an enor-
nous profit on it, and that the dividends which
il soon afterwards de clared were drawn. from
| that source.
toy 1t seems that the Spanish Government
are proceeding in earnest n emnncipating the
slaves U Porto Rico. The Committee ofthc Coz
ties in charge will report Il measure to accom-
plish the object completely in four months
from the date of its passage This apparent
sincerity argues well for the cause in Gu.
| Ia,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-01-25

THE KANSAS INVESTIGATIONS The
Senate, through its Committee of Elec-
tionS, is prosecuting a searching inquiry
into the election of Mr. Caldwell To the
Senate, and some of the facts elicitrd are
shocking indeed. Unless there is. un-
heard-ot perjury, Mr. Caldwell spent
over SAC, 900 in Tie Kansas Legislature,
and the excuse made by some Of bis
friends is that he took the only way
open to him to get into the Senate /; that
Tor years. the Legislature OF that State
has been purchased in the same manner.
Mr.. Caldwell will probably have to leave
the Senate, and il is 10 be hoped that the
vacancy will not be filled by tho same
imeans which he used.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-01-25
STATE OF OHIO,
INsURANoE DEPARTMENT., I
Co.ambus, Jaaaary 2aad. lsIS

" IEhEAlol IIIH'. TNANNlIN IINE
w Insurance COMPANY, located at Philadelphia,
In the State OF Pennsylvania, hae filed IN this onice
sworn statement, by the proper officers thereof show;
ing Its condition aud bQsness and has complied IN all
respects. with the aws OF this State relating 10 Fire
Insurance Companies incorporated by other states OF
the United States.
Nop, THEREFORE, In pursugnee of law, WILLIAM +.
CnyRoH, Superintendent Of Insurance for the state OF
Ohio do hereby certify, that said Company is authorized
ts appropriate business of Fire Insurance Ia
this State In accordance with law during the current
year The condition aud business of said Company al
the date Of such statement (Decemeer alst, ls1s is
shown rs follows;
Amount Of actual raid nm Capital aOOO0O 90
Aggregate Amount of Available Assets =. a86s,B7i 10
esptSlS inSISSias % Il lsinsnranss, is a sSssOOO Ss
IN Cash i7si iSn Is
Ing wear in Cash o' ~. lszsJSs 90
La WIrrNEss WHERKoF 1 have hereunto subscribed my
n name. and caused the Seal of my otice Ia be
IL. 81 aflAed, the day aud year ahove written,
I ne w. y. CHURCH, Superintendent.
! l, O. FISHER, ESQ, Agent at Aghiabua, Ohio 1891
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-01-25

y. u. WELLS, Main Street, Ashtabula, o., Grocer,
Psaduee and Commission Merchant Tor the purchase
aud sale of Western Reserve Batter. Cheese and
Dried Fruits; also dealer In choice Gtocelits anu
Provision, Flour, preserved Meats and Fruits, both
foreign and domestic Salt, Seeds, and Groceries OF
a.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-01-25

VOU can't get along without wrappers
Il and drawers, and you can.nad y.
the best article the market affords
wAITE,& SILL
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-01-25

WE did not believe the House would
pass the Scnate's amendments to the
Franking Privilege Abolition but. We
haye.grave doubts whether tbs Senate
itself believed'itany more than the House
believed the Senate would pass the bill
in any shape. But whether passed in
good faith, or out of spite At the attempt
10 shift the responsibility Of defeating
lbe measure, the bill has gone. through,
aud when the President Signs IT. as no
dppbtless VII, the Franking Privilege
nuisance absolutely and Internationally
terminates with June
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-01-25
NEW ADvEnTIsEnENTs
DISSOLUTION

L HE Partnership heretofore existing
between II, f. Cuver and r. @. Howey In the Carriage
buSiness Is this day dissolved by mutual consent Tue
settlement Of aiiaiis,wil be made by z. g. hHwyy,
Ashtabula Jan. 81, 1873. 1901 n O. HONEY.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-01-25

also keep constantly on hand large assortment OF
ready made Cofips, Rose Wood imitation. Black walnut
and Initiation of Black Walnut. all OF when can Trim
In two hours notice. In any syle requested, equal 10
city. also have splendid Hearse In readiness when
called for.
GRAVE CLoTHEs.-Answ feature has recently been ad-
ded to this furniture rather 70 the Un
derakers department ofione that cannot feil to com
mend itself 10 the community, and VIII show the dspo
perfect as may be- II will 60 far to relieve the work aud
buse incidental to- and SO repuguant IN seasons OF be
burial This consists an keeping on eAnd and reaey for
immediate use, stock OF grave-eislnes, variety o.
taste aud appropriateness VARIOUS In price, and both
black aud white materials, single order for cofin
aud thus save the friends OF the deceased in the midst
OF yIei iroa msSn & ,a, sesins eisagfees9s
Ashiabua Ohio Jan. lat 1870. id5aH
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-01-25

Vice President Coliax and Mr.. Ames cross.
examined each other, the other day & brought
the differences between them down to a naked
issue Of perjury. Ames swears point blank,
that ColGx does own Credit Mobilier Stock,
and that he was paid $1,000 dividends Col
fax, under oath, again and again protests that
he owns mono of il, and that he never re
cyiyed the 81 200. The Sargeant alarms
finds among his accounts that a check drawn
by Oak Ames TO the order offs, G. for $1,000;
still Colfax declares he never got q cent of it.
Ames has dropped the staggering good hui
NOR With which he began his evidence, and
has grown savage. He turned upon the Vice
President, with words like these :; II gave
you the check, and here is the proof of 1t on
the books. What is The Use of trying to get
around i or over it ?" When Culmx called
attention 10 discrepancies in his evidence, he
reported that he had refg shed bis memory,
and that Coliax could not swear hard enough
to get out Of IT, His significant that Aaes
refused TO produce bis private memorandum
book at Cnlfax's request, and would give thr
Committee only extracts from. its records
List of Patents issued from the United States
Patent Office to ohio Inventors. for the week end
ing January ith 1873 aud each bearing that date. Fur
nshed this paper by Cox Cox Solicitors OF Patents,
Washington ID. G..
Stump Extractor. +. BAyliss. Massillon.
Mode of Attaching Piimen TO e-Bars.
Y. Cox. Vienna.
Firc.Aarm Signal Box, F. Latta. Cincin.
natl.
Machine for Cutting Matches NJ A. Scan
lon. Akron.
Inksland. w. NJ Brook. Eaton.
Pruning shears. c. Chase. Rutland,
B1utIlingr. J. L. Thompson. Sardis.
Clothes. wringer. r. o. Bogcrt. Cincinnati.
| Steam Generator J. X. Dookwalter. Spring
| field.
Clothes Wringer. r. s. cathcart. Cincin-
| natl.
Scroll-Saw. W. II. Doane. Cincinnati.
Clothes Wringer. @. E, Gault ct all Gin
| cinnati.
| .Clincher J. Knuz. Napoleon.
Hinge. H. Musser Cincinnati
Chmnpy-Top. H. Palmer. Barnesvile.
LiIling-Jack. ]. w. Shankland. Simmer
! field.
Reissue
Thrashing Machine. D. c. Biughman.
! Tiffln
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-01-25

A gentleman writes 20. Us that bls
county paper IL so poor that he has
stspaed taking il, therefore senls Us
three dollars for the Trade List. We re-
peat. that We don't want subscribers on
those tsrma A man's county paper is
worth, ,ynorsla him than any other paper
IA the. world, or, it, il is not il is his own
fault. II the county paper is properly
spcouraged, IL may, bs relied upon for
informaiion of more value 10 the, people
IN whose interests IL IL issued than can
he found in ell the city papers Ia the
United States. No man can afford Ia
sop the paper that publishes the official
ADVERTISEMENTS ok.hIs county, the public
sales, markets, .eep-t, nexA and all Other
Incal jnteliigeRee. II the,papsE is poor
ihe people are mose a. ianlt thah tba
pubiis6eks for not giving liberal iparon
age. However poor the county pape'
may be, Ii ia always worth. more than u
rnsis 70 those interested ia the affairs o
Is loeali'y
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-01-25

CoEETx PAPERa.- There Is a variety Of
opinion respecting the value Of county papers
.. tl,srs lsR variety Of intellectual develop
nssns among men, Tbs Cincinnati Trade Lit
expresses It's feelings in a very concise man.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-01-25

The Subsidy matter received guile check
in the House on the 22nd, The Commerce
bill was up which grants a subsidy of sig aud
$l5 ton to American built steamers, and the
vote against it was of very decided char
acter-l2l to Ga, The bill was elaborately
defended ly Mr.. SHELLABAReER, but the
House was both prompt and relentless.
The New York herald., 1873-12-09
NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND.
IN DAILY LINE TO Norfolk
-----------------
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

EALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON
via Newport and Fall River.
The magnificent steamers NEWPORT and OLD
COLONY leave pier = North Raver fSot OF Murray IT. stree
at all principal hotels in the city. ~
The New York herald., 1873-12-09
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY DECEMBER O. ls7s-TRPLE SHEET.
EUROPEAN sTEAsIsHIPs.

4 EUNOEnhN SIBANk5khlft9s
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD srE4MsMIP COMPANY
The 5sPsa aad 'ssgs ssynaesr win
Ss Isa s aSS0t t. Ssu % r SS
Rates q passage to London Hayre and Bremen paya
First cabin $40
Second cabin ..........'..
For freight or passage APPLY PYYsLs1cus e CO. Agents
No Bowling Green
sH pHsss.s Ee .ss H4sssS
p,sn 81 Sae Sessnt iH new steamers VIII SAL from
GEoRGi ssnTdday, sa,arday Dec Dec
And every alternate Saturday thereafter taking passen:
%ay SrSss Of SrSsi and
s' se Ss sSt' sa1bSs si 'sfA s'
steerage Office. No. As Broadway No. . Dioao""
IsAAfr FOR 9RSst SastEExsrows AND LIVERPOOL
GGyS Ga S Ss arc e sail las II
SI5y SE SS% Ssasa1ss5 S'S Dec = noon.
ana each succeeding Saturday and THURSDAY from pier
RATES or PASSAGE.
CABIN, $40 $50 and $50, gold. according to accommo
trip cFsts At low rates
aonderry London Bristol or Cardif, $50 Prepaid Ger. Ger
Passessrs @ also iorswardea to Havre Hamburg swe
den Norway way psnmark , and Paris at reduced rates
For Cabin Passage and general business apply at the
River
oponnen 4 Fa1ik 4oa Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
r. G. Brown, 8. South olark Lake street, Chi
Vim Inman Liverpool, and No. Rue Scribe. Paris.
s; VI 1sH R4ss . & sSrn H!yss ssr York.
GLYSSIA sat, Pee. i ITALIA ;...Wed peo 81
wsS Bee bss ss
passenger on the steamers s q .ns
ns are re al on for ss pd ns o
a.AsaS% 81 Ua qs lssBSsDnnnv EBSM
gFAEks and W HfsFn seafa ss1 &c. s1
on 49, nSnd0n
ilSsks M
pRAfTs af Sis FOX Any AMOUNT AT CURRENCY RATES
cei EFksSnF s5Ss ksw AGENTS
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE
THE M MGENERAh IT ITRAXsATLASTIG GoMpAYYs NAIL
HAvRE, CALLING At BREsf. T AM
afses pier s so s @
PEREIRE Danre ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Saturday, Dec ls
ErfofE s Espa[ae Sda'arday DsG m A
PRICE OF fAssAsE AZ A. n os so4P GsnSudns wne
Excursion tickets at reduced rates.
@
e s fs|ss
NATIONAL LINE
IN NOTICE.
This company takes the risk of insurance up to s501o
in gold each OF its steamers thus giving passengers
the best possible guarantee for safety and avoidance of
danger at sea.
The most southcrly route has always been adopted by
this company to avoid ice and headands
I From rom piers % No 4 dni 4 North @ River
EGYPT.Wed Dec. TO- l0AM. SPAIN, sat, Dec. 90 BPM
GREECE, Sat. Dec la ia M ITALY. Sat, Dec 81 Ii AM
FOR LONDON DIRECT
HOLLAND. Thursday. Dec. Is at 3P.
Cabin passage $40. SSI $50 currency. Steerage $50.
currency. Return tickets at reduced rates Prepaid
steerage tickets from Liverpool at the lowest rates.
Apply ut the Company's office, No 90 Broadway
H. W. j.. HURST, Manager
The New York herald., 1873-12-09


1snE Hnss1S AND
The south sS Mse; Atlantic @ G GSeash Gompanys
hsr Serse CITY W as foil s9a N'
GkAMoRGHN to- follow. Decem0ef Is
Irst cabin passage, So and $50 second
eeags s e@ c 9 eure pa
Tor Il and oo Aspa Aappy to
THE HAMBURG RG.AMERICAN PACKET CoMPANY's
I IRON mal' s'e"mWSeERs mWSeERsrruAL1A,
Captain W. stah M M Sa o9 on ThS5Saay December H. at
taking from M Se SF York to Plymouth London
Cherhourg and Hamburg
First cabin, i.6Ser Lover saloon saloon, si2@ s7s
steerage; $50 payable in United States gold.
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81 Broad street New York, q BroadwaS, new York.
TINTED STATES MAIL LINE-sTEAM TO QUEENS
Sailing every Wednesday.
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City.
Passenger accommodations for all classes UNI walled
combining safety, speed and comfort
mdsIp section, Where least motion Is ieIt surgeons
and stewardesscs accompany the steamers
kates-Saloon, $50, god return tickets $l40 gold :
Storage, $50 in currency.
Those wishing to send for friends in the Old Country
rency.
Passengers booked to and from all parts of America to
Paris, Hamburg, Norway, Sweden, India, Australia
China, &c.
Drafts from fl upwards.
For inspection OF plans and other information apply at
the Company's office. " Broadway, New York.
Bills of lading issued to Continental ports.
j. II. SPARKS, Agent
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HELP wANTED-MALEs.

w aged to sell for cash in this city and mmediat
vicinity. wines, liquors, &C. Address with references
box a412 Post ONCE
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TOHN 0'D0NOvAN RossA PASSAGE OFFICE Ma
81 tona Steamship Company pier ~ Houston street.
Drafts payable cverywhcre, Tor passengers by inc beau
hul steamship EGYPT, sailing 10 O'Clock wednesday
The New York herald., 1873-12-09

VIvANTED-A SITUATION AS WAITER IN A PRl
w vate family by highly respectable young man,
with class city from hisast employer Ad
dress for two days. J. H.. No. East o0th st
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A GENTLEMAN WANTS A SITUATION FOR HIS
"A coachman single man who understands his
business thoroughly: sober, willing and obigng. Ad
dress p, box l55 Herald Office No. II Gailatn place.
Brooklyn
The New York herald., 1873-12-09

yTANTED-A GENTLEMAN AS TRAVELLING SALES
w man; ono having some experience and acquainted
with druggists West and South Address p c. E., ll2
South sth St. Philadelphia.
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CLERKS AND Statesmen.

DOCKS WRITTEN UP-ACCOUNTS AND STATE
ID ments made out by thorough accountant and book
Keeper prompt attention and reasonable charges Ad-
dress g. T.. No. Murray 81. room y, New York