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THE STATE or TRADE


DONfNITN MhRKFTS
MEMPHIS Pb. GPour dull and nominal Corn IN far iemsni
and higher quiet unchanged at 50 Bulk Meats
s for Shouie 1c for Clear Rib Sides c for Clear Sides
Lard quiet aud unchanged al 81 role
wnssoroN 26Spih Of Turpenns steady 6JIc Rosa
steady IS Strained Crude fupentne steady % - Tor
and Virgin. Tar quiet AZ 81 So
NxvOaLKAss a-Pour-Choce other GRADES plea
fl sale, 81 2j, Treble BIt, SO $3.50 "
Family 80 8015il 25 Corn bnsr st Csc for White 61g65e FOR
yellow O,t, EASIER sold 81 l 25 HAY in better
iemsni And 6rmer AZ s25 for Prme Choice Pork so
al S i5eSl5 Dry Sailed Meats so oc for Shoulders 7ic for
Clear Rib Ssi lie Clear Sides Bacon 6rer 1e for Should
8i Rib Sides 3c for Clear SIDES Hans, Rellt
Lud da at Tee; 999 70, Keg Sugas la At 6p5ic
Inferior; Common Td8i fer Fair TO Fug Fair; 9r
Ole r Prime Moise, sh at 5 for C,erl Bottom % for Prime
Frnntng; Pemenagl. WHISKY in At u p}5
steady ls05 LKAanse-SeFhs i45 New FOrA ost.
. premium. Gold. 10.
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THE LOUISIANA TROUBLES.
THE M'ESFRY LEGISLATURE AND THE DISTRICT
COURT JUDGES-THE MILITIA CALLED OUT
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 26.-The following proclama-
ton was issued this evening:
PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF LOUISIANA. EXECUTIVE OYFicE,

PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
EEw-ORLEASs, Feb. &c, 1873.
By virtue of authority in vested by the Constitution
and laws OF the State John McEnery Governor OF the
State of Louisiana, call upon and command all citizens
of tho Parish Of Orleans between the OF Is and 49,
subject to and capable OF militia duty, TO report forth
with to the Headquarters of Major-Gen. Eugene
waggaman commanding First Division Louisiana
Militia at No. 1872 Graverst for the purpose OF enroll
ment as militia and for assignment TO several militia
commands in process of organization in the Parish
OF Orleans Persons having will have preference
I'm said enrolment The militia thus organized viii be
disbanded so soon as the present emergency and e1
eency in public affairs shall cease. JOHN MCESERf.
The following joint resolution of the McEnery
Legislature was promulgated this evening"
Resolred BY the Senate and House Of Representatives
OF the State OF Louisiana, In General Assembly con
vened that Gov McEnery be and he is hereby requested
TO use the civil and If necessary the military power OF
the State TO rensate the judges Of Third Fourth Sew
enh and Eighth District Courts OF the Parish OF or
leans on their respective benches and to sustain them
in the exercise of their Judicial powers
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DY-LOaGwORrH-o aonasy P,S ~ :. - Isrs's cs-rA
Watrsburgh L. by tae Rev 81. uG.n D. D. ls.ei ny h-
Roberts RDbt BrtdT yiols. dsnSs,ss u esss
LoDsvorh esq No cards
DR COPPBr-PAwCBTT o. 1ue~aY ch D. At hl Sou CharA
by the Rev DR. Beoss Mr. Hen de Coppr' 70 ms Iaurs Fv,e.
daughter Cl Mr.. Freeenck Fasoe.t al Ihs city.
POST -BiNNGER-At whtne L. T. TUESDAY. Pcs .. b. De
Rev H. Abbot FreenoA A. Po-s 10 se dsagbsr ol AbA.u
Bmnssr
RrBBR- -CARNICHhLR-O Tue,i,y Fob 1 br Rev wis--
sabine. Apheas Il Ae 80, CsIuehsle. both .. ooI.s-
Ii
ZBSDRR- -RglD-On weinesis- ~ Erns-Y
Haynes Charles 1sacs ,aBic g. daughter oftb 7o w.
kel No cards
HI Notices Of Eor,7agej must be iPdOysei w,ts fsff
NAME and 0iiress.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON Wednesday. Feb. 26, 1873.
This evening Senator Window made speech
m which he referred to the history Of the Nor
mons in n very uncomplimentary manner, and stirred
up great many Senators to engage sharp partisan
debate in which, however the lines were not identical
with those of party several of the best friends Of the
Mormons were strong Administration Senator'S. Several
amendments were agreed to, and great number we're
voted down. and about hafpast IL o'clock tho bill was
passed.
The Senate Special Committee to-day reported that the
charges against Clayton OF Arkansas were not
sustained NV evidence and asked to be discharged.
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The Democratic Congress Convention for the
lid District OF Connecticut nominated James f. English
OF New Haven for Congress yesterday he receiving 10
out OF lo3 votes julius Hotcbkss OF Mddet0wn 26 and
James Gallagher votes There was spirited contest
on or the rival delegates from New Haven Both
admitted with the privilege OF half vote for each dele
gate. Tho delegation representing James Gallagher
voted other delegation declined 10 act IN the
Convention without full recognition.
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LATEST SNIP NEWS
For other Ship Neics see THIRD Pdg,.


n ARRIVED.
s,mhp Asnc (n Williams LrespoO Feb ii. ami Vueensosn
ith. with mi and to J. II. Sparks
s.mshp s,,s, IN Gl ehch Hambag p-s H. aai rave 18th
s,th ml.e. apl Da.s . kanhirdt & 20
Steamship Per (Fr Gtrs Hte Feb 10. VIA Brs-t i3h Sth
tniar. p4a. - Geo baokenEe
V, ss taf TNnEouh hcD L1nof Iayaas a i.gs. with
Rug Mirtsrs itil Caon Clstcll, % isf, sh p
Echt Oliver Paanel Aux csro ~ is Wa lostHi ani
aogta
sca, J. a. LOCI good. ssarTeA, Lst-asae. s,A cSAl
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GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.I

Mr. John o. Page, the Independence Kansas, banker,
has instituted suit in the Supreme Court OF the District
OF Columbia to recover from A NJ York the $1,000 deliv
cred 10 him by Senator Pomeroy durngth recent sena
tora election Proceedings begun yesterday by the
filing OF petition upon which writ Of repevn was s-
sued MI A. q. Riddle appeared "a counsel Tor the
petitioner and Col Samuel Smoos Is the security Tor the
rim
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PASSENGERS ARRfVED.

PROM LivRRPOOL-ip steamship 5od,n, Rca 20 M NJ FER
e Rd SANFORD W. Bsdon NJ Clark. d. b. Wagner, Mrs H. r.
Hartley aud son M., Biton Mrs o. sullivan ms heey w n
Iutop Latham w. Ksou IIgalon, Pr and Mr.. d. Reesos
Mr. L. Holder Mss H. De.son Miss j. Hopkins hlss N
Rouse Bir.on Misses end Barton Barton Rev w Ken
T. Williams Miss Shepherd. Miss
Withrfori J. Gseen Mrs wthod Masters T. A. and H.
Tomkns Grhn g. DrHy IL P0cock, CLARK, T. brown. a.
Bsnt w. Calvert G. Laie. X. Ramsay. Il. ko5insoa
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OBITUARY
SIR WILLIAM F. CHANNEL.

Sir William Fry Channel. A British Judge
died yesterday In England lie born there ID 1884,
studied law and became a sergeant in 1870 After
having considerable practice and acting at times as
Judge pro ep succeeded Baron Anderson IN 1857 rs
ono of the Bsrons OF the Exchequer. and knghted
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TELEGRAPUIC NOTES.

The recent reports of unusual sickness at
M.pch Cbunk Penn. are suhori.stvely denied
The Virginia State Senate has passed a bill
proyng Of cent interest Consos and On two
thirds unan bonds for tue 1873 and 1873 aud On the 70
manning third per ceut interest
New-York tribune., 1873-02-27
COAL AT AUCTION.

The monthly auction sale of Scranton coal
was largely attended yesterday many agents OF steam
boat nes and owners reta yards being present The
following arc the prioes obtained as compared with
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CHICAGO Peb a-CArrLs Receipts, 1000 market quiet. bn.
pr Tor eosf seen 6nu 81 So w lots of choice
beyy Sbs5gS3 3d. stockers pi S0st i good
Texans. 81 7j6si 5J2 shipments 100 --..-
Hogs active aDd Gghe repts 1000 sales at - @eta
for Common 10 Medium; 8U0Sj ll Good 10 Choee. With
cou Die Of eIus lot. at S5 1895 90 shipments, 7Ooo.
iF,r o AlrLets srd Commercial Sh aad Speah PsgS
New-York tribune., 1873-02-27

Mrs. Alice C.. Clymer, the favOrite niece of
tho Cary sisters. to whom left the paintings,
library etc. died at Jacksonville. Fla. week or two
ago With her the family may almost DO said 70 be
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THE EVENING DEBATE.

CEN Buffers DEFENSE OF oAkEs AMESwiiiN
LATTER's GREAT HONESTY AND UsEfohNES''
GENERAL PREs5 DIsPArCLl
WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-Mr. Butler proceeded
WIN ~. remarks 10 defense o. Mr. Amos lie said he
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5uetlal Notlees

state Charities Aid Association.
FIRST ANNUAL MBBrIsG
THIS Aocaoo organized for establishing Loosi Vie
tng the Aimsboa Hospitals and other pubhc insb,s
charities throughout the city and Sss Of hesYors vii ~
i FIRST ANNUAL MEETING the Hall Of hs Union League ASA
% THURSDAY, March q. AT O'Clock.
Addresses may President Of thu As.soso.
DORMAS b. BATON. c-q.
Rev DR.. HALL. BELLOWS. ssi TYNG. and o'seus
An persons interested iavei 70 attend
THEODORE W. DWIGHT Pre.ia,st
LOUISE LEX SCHUYLER yoePreasssl
I,aS CROSBY BRows. Treasurer
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FEBRUARY WEATHER.

HEAVY sNOw-sToRM IN THE NORTHWEST.
MILWAUKEE, Feb. ga heavy northeast
began at st. Paul and Minneapolis this morn
ing and reached Milwaukee about o'clock this after
noon The storm extends all over Minnesota and Wis
consin The running OF trains in Minnesota is pretty
generally suspended. The storm is very severe In
Northern Iowa.
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U1RRfED

Tbe Olf Reliable UBll SAFE.
80 s0i ~ DroadWay. HcwYors. fhe best n. spsa
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PLEA HemorrhOIdal TurnOrs, al kAats positively.
f,rt- perh anenty cui b. hbWDsor" vho1t srrr
csnbo. os rstfansn by ~ A. Mcc.sDLI>s scs ss ~
hrcl Itsephia Nioaoiss Hotel Hes os
Jonyth Tsek Best Of reiereroe gwen 70 persons rD 81
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CATTLE MARKETS.

PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
PR,vpssGx a. H. Pob -Pun, Cloths moving slowly a, he for
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Fine Watches Ch-in-. LscIct., and Ch,rns.
~ Gs,oA. sBd RIOS GpLo JgvK.Rr. 81 eloSe pro,.
iIILF EEH,
(Successor Bshop Reir,,
uBIsr AYrsos usSak
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New Story
OLIVER OPTIC.
A BRAVE BOYS FORTUNE.
IL No PAL Of Ge
FIlsESIDE
CONPANION.
OUT on MONDAY MKT
FOR SALE BY ALL NEWSDEALERa
TBRMS-Oue Copy. One Year 81 90
Two Copies. One resf. ~
GEORGE MUNRO.
Sgw.YoRK PRBsIDB COMPANION.
"a Reelnss al. sesYot
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Digrsiion"-'Coo L,yER or iaVsor'ie> te ng~D 50
the blood f,rox
p1s tBi ptlstibe
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fehr Uerry rsrtcr fUwr, Dftm0S With cost
F sehr fIefss fIssbroset, S5per. Bbtmsse. s,ih oeS
/ 6ctr ~. w. r. sso Collins, Bspmsrc Es New ss'cs.
f Scbr W,tr 9runiy Wrginia.
acbr. Charles WOossy Parker virssrrs
SAILED.
8esm hp Abynns and WyOmBg Liverpool CIV o dssvs
for N,Oresa faa o GlasgOv sbps GUileyee os Iondos
H,,beh Dons Queenstown Brris N~'-rl-us O,sss ~
Ro,rlfm YOnt for Antwerp Brig Wesley scJsesf ss cs<t
S'hr Helen s. Boges. for Demersri.
q hIND~SsBdowp clear. n X clear.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
D0sS Pb 26Arrve bark CeDhss St,r ffos- New OfesnS
r Jacksonville. f-i Nsl0B. irom Ne~ Oricsns
FDHT hDNROy Va Feb HPissej pat bss Andes for Pcrs~df
hsIii Fsaout bnks huInc We5. n6s. ssstsmnve
70 Eslor IN be Rofi brig Ne Graz from kcbnesf
for o Gsade scrs Aans Niece h.y C'snner ssd ids k
allssn bJnnI North.
SAVANNAH. Ca. Peb 1Auves s,,rnshps sSu Jsnis. sss
hes-l,fs, NJomns, Pbianel9bs tsk Wsath ros kS
rance; schr Psbens from har-on Cleared srp eTbess
iee or Lvr2o bsFS Gtses Csnn for Brenes S.hd o. -.
ship D. W Lord for Phlagelphi, bark AiRts. for BreRea
CHARksrOy c. Reb - steamship boz, Hsssss
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GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THB CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICEk'
WARRINGTON, ID. c., Feb Ill a. N. }
ssnopsis for the paa h0entV-fsar hours


The barometer has risen since Tuesday
night over England, where it Is now highest put
bs hepun 10 fall with north winds and increasing cloud
inpss. The low barometer which was in Kansas anu
Je xas il now over Wisconsin and Michigan. . ,
Fasterly winds with rain have prevailed In the south
Atlantic States and winds have veered 10 southeast
and souh with rain and from Virginia to Pennsy
vana. - A.. ,>,,. VIII. .o,,h -
,ard are now followed by fresh and brisk westerly
Winds and clearing weather. Brisk north winds
with falling temperature and clear weather prevail from
Missouri to Minnesota; brisk nOrthery winds on tue
Texas coast ,,,,,
For Tuesday in the South Atlantic states, winds yeer
10 south-west and north west with clearing weather
On The Middle Atlantic coast, sOuthery winds, win ram
and snow, followed by westerly winds and clearing
weather In the afternoon ,.. .,..o.,.
Tn New England easterly winds, with threatening
weather and snow. The OF lowest barometer move
over the lake gion into Canada southeas wnds con
tinuc on lower lakes followed by br1sk westerly III
the afternoon. -, e.. ,oori,, :,
Northeast winds continue Lake Superior, veering
IA northwest Thursday afternoon. cold nerth Wes.
winds with clear weather, from Minnesota 10 the oul
states northerly winds and clear weather continue III
TEXAS Cautonary signals are ordered for Wilmington,
Norfolk, Cape May, NewYork, and NeW-London'
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On the
Breakfast, LuDcheoB Dinse1 AMI supper rsbe.
LEA & PERKINS,
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
is ndspeassbe
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS.
AGENTS FOR TiiB UNITED srarsA
Schenck's Puinonic Syrup,
SRAWEgD TONIC MANDRAKE PILLS These ths ear
Pulmonary Consumption Dr. sebeook ks
been ia constant practice Continually
ard properly sken. Sl H
NANDRAkR PILLS cleanse liver and his SkAWkkD
TONIC dslyes the stimulates the coating Of the
Aids dice hs SYRUP nDens the matter
thows Of without eern Prepared and for sale by H.
scUBSIK n T. nth and Archsts Phlsdshs
bY druggists dealers geneay JN0. HBSRf. No~ asd
Cdlege-piace wholesale Agent.
The workinawomen's Protective Union.
tue faads and spesises
vpop household rbACHkRA.
COPYlSrs TRADBSw0MBk, CLBkks. So sapphod 70
Wages wkcA
bses collected by All re Of eAsse
Post-Oice NotIcs-The mails Saope during he esA
SATURDAY. March 1874 will close at this enicc "WEDNESDAY
sslSm, sa THURSDAY at n and on SATURDAY A u sst
~ 2. II. ioSBs. p. n.
Take Renne's Mas gic Oil Ia Tcrr pOote IL sveasg. Tee
iJ need Il WORKS Ike darn" for curing and ecaa 70
Attention years Prusslaa Hospital experience rs
AMI s..s. oss s~asg successfully ssa pesassess
osIej. C2asa stoa TIA Vs-f~thaaS Va ~~zs-~s
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CREDIT MOBILIER VICTIMS.


ence in Office He made closing appeal to the House
not for mercy but for justice. Applause on the floor
and gaeries.l
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DIED

III Notices Of E0TT7agej
name and address.
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cautiously denied it, Laughter Oh the Democratic side
Mr. Bingham (rsing)-I did not deny 1t, and did not
get shaky. Continued laughter'l
Mr Butler-I am inculpating nobody,'but say that
what has troubled the public conscience OF the rfgh
true thinking men Of the country is not Credit Mobiier
stock but the that have been told about it. daughter
and appause And because you have got one truthful
man among you, you want to get rid OF him. more
laughter He had more idea OF bribery than he had
OF wing These records do not belong 10 him. Thank
God he told the truth. That is the kind OF man whom
we raise in Massachusetts, lIaughter am endeavor-
ing 10 roll back the tide of infamy thrown on the old
man The outside world thinks he is Mephstophees;
ne has been compared TO Satan but he was only 10 De
eompared TO Satan before Satan fell You know him,
hearted kind hearted broad hearted benevolent,
truthful honest old and yet the press-that damna-
ble ene1ne of slander aud belhas beled him all over
,he country until that mans name has become
by-word and reproach. and the newspapers tell us
what we shall do under these circumstances
AWFUL RESPONSIBILITY OF THE PRESS.
How aid this Credit Mobier matter get out news
paper reporter stole the document ana solo u 10 news
naner which published it. 1t began with the receiving
OF stolen goods Let the press expei that member ana
then we will listen TO its suggestion am not 10 DE
frightened 1 thank heaven for one thing II no more
that am man whom God made and not whom the
newspapers made lLaughter.l am here, 1 say totf
20 roll back this tide of nfay, and TO let the House m
derand and the country understand what this old man
has N''~"''o
that extent no more" He denied 1t to anybody
Won NAV send him from this House disgraced-no not
,nuch disgraced-be goes away truthloving' truth
telling man before his God, and an honest man
before tbe people Thank God cannot disgrace him
Men with that character be diseTaced There Is
not man OF you who. II Oakes Ames were 10 DE drVeh
~ oud not be glad to take his hand the hand Of an
-, man And let me tell my eloquent colleague
ank,, who speaks with tears in his eyes OF the duty
which his conscience imposed on him. that those VIII n'
me M last tears she'd byhim If he does harm to halr oi
o1, Anes,s head That mans case is In your hands,
sIIo members You are TO deal with him as you wish
70 be dealt by in that last day when Goa Judges
the acts Of an men; and who shall go un-
whint II every man has every act OF MS NE
brought against him without the power oi
investigation or excuse. Oakes Ames thought ne was
doing right He is pure man to-day There Is DO oc-
casO for expurgation his case Tor there s boe MA"
of YOU my friends, who would Be ashamed OF disih-
ened to associate with Oakes Ames. even aiier So"
have voted 10 expol him. Leaving the case OF MI Aps
and passing % that of Mr. Brooks he stated inc l u
be that the Committee had found 10 WRONG iu MI
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finarpidl.

WANTED-A limited number OF Essex
"'''"' "'N''''' C. l. PGBKBR6 Co, &C Broadway
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SaDlnus EarKs
I'NE0N DlME SlYlNGS BANh,

NOS. $50 and ag~ CAVALST. CORNER or LhGH1
open da frIa 10 30 g. and Monday eytnings . 20 q
ASSETS. ELEVEN MILLION DOLLARS.
surrI,t Seven Hundred and Fifty Thousand Doilars.
SIX PEK ttNT INTEREST ALLOWED
before Oct 10 will draw interest ifon Oct J.
g. 5 CHAPLIN Tfes.urer - HAINES, President
o. = ARMOUR Secretary.
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6itnations Uanico-- Males.

Coachmen.
VVANTED-A situation as COACHMAN IN
w private family BY Young tAnsnoaal WOO n1Ioasg
tpn.; 4ngles three years city eefene
.ohristy espabkty, and attention Cad or sS OVANA'
lO7 West 2J.bst
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CenlIaI PresbyterIhn IbuTeh FlTs IllsL- Dat D0.1
Wsdernan Missions VII preach At lO2 The Rev. b. W.
CHIDLAW Of Ohio upon sabbath ihe
EVENING bsgbbng al = Oeock Cosmapoa service
viii "a bsb u ~
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BOARD ano Rooms.


Below Fourteenth-st.
A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL Be RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWN
OPFICBS Nos "a Leg Welt Thry-seooadst, sos West
Tvenhrt al tie HARLEM OFFICE, No 2,3S6 Fogrthave,
hundred hfietl
M and Al the BROOKLYH BRANCH OFFICE no. 3l3
81 Posi.Ooe 70 regular ofee Istes
NO. II WAYERLEY- PLACE.-SUITES of
~ elegantly furnished ROOMS for families single gentlemen with
private v table dEOe ReieTences required
West Side.
A PRIVATE FAMILY will LET, with or
n without BOARD, handsome, nicely FURNISHED PAkLOH
FLOOR; also ROOM Oh second floor 300 Wet 34hst
A LARGE second-stOry front ROOM, with
~ ample cosetroo, LET win B1AKDi ali@ hrdsoTy
326 West l4tst
A PRIVATE family having one or two
~ uiceyfurnshed Rooms uuoooutd would LEI tlem with
board gentlemen ony terms moderate Apply at $50 "tst
46iltt
ALL PARTIES desiring ROOMS, with OF
~ without BOARD Obtain aonaton rfELt e. 10 location
rrcs a.. hice boz II Beat H0rsta AgeicT u COLES
KIDkR. I,292 Bsose~ar
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Gardeners.

GARDENER and FARMER-By a German
Protestant mah-wife 70 COOK WASH AMI IRON snl mse per
self u.eun understand, all hind, Of plan sarenint &c os1 DC
ODELBS AGENCY, 100 West 3tthsL corner oiV'"@
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6elp Wanieo--5emaIes.

WANTED-By an American family, a wo.-
w man GENERAL HOUSBWORK. cook wash iIon &c with
tie betg TeieTesee, Catholic Cell Az West 3oth's
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Gi,uniior5 Uaric6--fcuale5.

Chambermaid5.
A ADVERTISEMENT FOR TIE NLN-
"a YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE kECblytD ~ a~. ,oS IVES,
Prt1 hi st. tie HARLEM OFFICE so 2sd FgaTay
ssi's s9 Q9 se RR6oKEYS FRANCE opF washington
81 next door to Po,oEe up to p la at regular o1ee fs.s
HHAMBERAlAID and WAI1RESS-By re-
~ spectacle yoang WosIAS who ihorous1y leer,t1a per- EN-
u mt ..sd s opELLs AGEScY 100 w.. 8 BL9ty
.lbI EAST 29TH-ST.-A young woman to
ING ia small private family: pet city reference.
.Dpa EAST 2lST-ST.-A competent young
J gGgaP 2, GtNSshT ana . 1870 e l Or 10 DO
ZOO 3D-ANE.. bet 3Sth and 30,h-sts.-A re-
DstU .p'ct,ar Ias cnAaaEaMHp 90 s....' win washing
aud aoud do light homework 10 m-l private | s'''
Cooks.
VERY NEAT, tidy, English girl wants
on position coansyi oest reiennee Call IOO on'A'e'
T1E WEST 19TH-ST., 1st floor. back room
lZE As Gr.rss, COOK in pIy3tr family. understand, all
M, Of Fneh English cooking bonns hni1g eI'en
General Housework.
A DANISH GIRL (spcaks English wants
n situation COOK Wash and lIon or " . te "o'A Of s1al
iamy obron' the eoan can al 100 oHa'e' over '"-
store
A STOUT heQlthy Norwegian GIRL wants
obng objections TO the country C'l at 100 Gha'' owes
blue aofe.
A SWEDISH GIRL lately landed, wants
~ place n 90 American lly. DO he whole Of %.
WORK; sleals ,os Enzl has 10 obi 20 the country Cal
lOG 6tia7e. over blue sore -
GERMAN GIRL. c9pablc and strong. de-
n sr,sa place 20 COOK WASH and IRON h willing ln ohIg
inc good reference no ojeet"ns To tie c"ni Cal 100 oh
4 COUPLE of good, capable women want
Tbs ia ami oaer other good capable worA ~
i to country S a or ety. Can be ,a at the Protestant Institute rs
6th-ave., above l0t-st -
NOOK. WASHER, and IRONER.-By re-
Wi. hes. ety ry@rerc from last eapoc- It ntQCIys BE-
RE&t 10 62l Gasve between 3Gth aui S7it-.ts
GENERAL HOrSEWORk-By a neat and
- tidy woman in pny'H fnr nas rycctl, ,.irrags
STORE
HOUSEWORK.-A neat young woman would
like place private ilnl5 70 do GENERAL Ou>ENoth
make r.,f sener pru Can be seen 81 oDGlLs AGENCY
100 West 5lAsL, corner Broadway.
Laundres5es.
/ NEVER DISAPPoLNT.-.A first-class
1 L4U :s15S S' G Or .ai SbaSs os %s
I AT'NDRESS. - BY a Swedish Protestant
II Young Womsu sho is fcteas, LAtNDEhs>; unesn.'
enses Apoy at oDELLS AGBSCY 100 Wet S, corner Broad
way. Inquire iorD
WANTED - by very reliable colored
W Woman, family WASHING and yonag men also i VII be don.
and thorough cal address Ns JOHNSON li9 We"
jSI1 WEST 3IST-ST.-A frst-ciaSs laundress
I'D 2i 's aai :9 len and @ s %ASn 1iSSi
CslI or address Mn SINMs. -
ISE WEST 3OTH-ST.-A frst-rlass LAUN
ID DRESS wishes a situation Can from to 10 oeoes
Between 6tl ard 7th-lyes.
oJO THOMPSON-S STA first class colored
IL . LAUEDRRSs sofciis hmilc geutemeus WASHING
do her house reliable prompt aud Trustworthy "a ppoUv
~ A Fast f4IH ST a resnpctnble Girl as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-04

In7 EAST 56TH-ST., corner 4th-ave.-A
competent womanlto oat by the WASHING, IRON.
ISG HousRCLhANINGi expert aaness; wiling and obhgng
HES 3D-ANE., between 42d and 43d- SITS, top
OOC hoor b,ek ROMA 90 By the day.
WASHING, IROSlNG, and HOUsECLRANISG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-04

- man. sgd 70 years c ie good DIVE 10 plain
Fflenno mik Ate carr eliie md uuaee enda
tons Please call at CAPESTkRs, l35 Wet IlhsL Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-04
Walters.

A FIRST CLASS COL0RED WAIIER
~ wishes siusiion private family OF yaSei
eceen, city reference Address d.. Boz ~ lh0oNe oP"
nr. "a, tVa.tQ
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-05-15

In SrAsoS.-Mr- 5. G. sisby. the new proprietor
OF the Postosface book Store. knows how q run
institution OF that kind Besides catering success
fully to the Intellectual wants o! the community. by
keeping them well supplied With all the Latest books
magazines. EDITORIALS and newspapers generally from
all quarters OF ilsc world. he knows juss wha, IL
wanted in the market. and has received elegant
assortment OF wall paper and border Of every eonoe
able pattern and design and OF laes, styles He has
also inst receive! ~ lew boxes OF fresh nice
oranges and lemons direct from California II you
want something nice try th2na-