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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-07-19
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Deer little babe. Upon his cradle-bed,
Now softly lying Ike some tender fow'r,
Dreams on. unconscious that View gather'd
round
To give lis earthly name TO him this hour.
HIS earthly name we say, for surely now
He sees bright angels bending Ger him
there.
And dimpled smiles break through bis rosy
sleep
As he bcholds them fitting thro' the air
Surely they call him 10y some spirit name,
And in his dreams he answers 10 that call
While still lie sleeps, and knows not that
we bend
With loving hearts around his couch 50 small
Our precious babe, 50 fragile and so weak
Pride Of our hearts, our first, cur only son
THIS hour we give TO thee thy fathers name,
And call thee WILLIAM DAVIS, sweetest
one
And as We name thee we will lift our hearts
To God on high in loving, earnest pray'rs,
Az ing that with His own Almighty hand
He'll guide and keep thee through the
coming years
Praying that when our heads are bent with
age
And when, as thou art now. we've feeble
grown,
That in that time, in all thy brave young
strength,
Thou'lt be our strong support-our boy
our own
This day we bless thee PRAYING that thy life
In wisdoln's narrow way may all he spent,
And that, in working out Gods blessed will
Thy years may pass in rich ana sweet
content
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LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE.
PIEDMONT, W. VA. July IL. 1877

PIEDMONT, w. VA, July 12, 1873
We arrived in Piedmont last evening and
were gratified, no, only at meeting our
friend, WOOD, of the h2depcadent, (to whom,
by the way, we are indebted for those cour-
teous attentions which largely make up and
strengthen editorial fraternity but to learn
VIC might pass part Of the few hours in
tcrval between arrival and departure by at
tending Prof CLARYs concert, (similar to
those conducted by him in Fros;burg)
AT 8 o'clock we hied away 10 Union Hall
Westernport, to find quite large attend
ance. Prof CLARy, assisted by number
Of accomplished ladies and gentlemen, resi-
dents of Piedmont and Westcrnport favor
cd us with rich and varied programme of
vocal and instrumental exercises. We
might make complimentary mention Of
many who distinguished themselves lis OK
cellcnt amateur musicians, bat this duty be-
longs to our gallant brother WooD, as also
TO his better acquaintance and superior taste
But the presence Of real musical talent
here is unmistakable. This set of with a
full array of beauty, make Prof CLAHY's
concerts attractive to the lovers of those
things which please both the eye and ear
They arc deserving equally for the devel-
opn,ent they promote and the benefit they
hestow upon all afflicted and worthy gen.
tleman. In this instance the success in all
respects was creditabe to every participant
and auditor.
With these reflections, we leave the hap
ny Piedmontese at this 1850, A. NJ, ION the
Columbus Express eastward) dreaming Of
bright eyes and pleasant songs to be display
cd at another concert this evening. c We.
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following are among the transfers OF real
estate recorded at the office of Colonel
REsLEY, Clerk of the Circuit Court, during
the week ending Saturday, July -:
Edward II. Arnold trustee, and George
Z. Leonard and wife to James B. Thomas,
tract of land containing % 1-5 acres, with
buildings and the improvements thereon,
$4,000.
James Pratt and wife to Alfred Baker,
lot No. IS and half Of lot No 70, Mount
Savage, s135
Harriet E. A. Howell to Henry Creutz-
burg, lot No ID and part of lot No. II, i'll
Barton, $400.
Andrew B. Shaw and wife to Philip kcl-
ley, lot No. 6 in Barton, $500.
John Stewart and wife to Ann Il Tues
dale, part of tract called Ethiopia and
the Isles" 800
Sally Smith and others to John S. Combs
part of Ethiopia and the Isles" $50
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DIR. Willis, the well known Ply

DIR. Willis. the well known Physi-
clan, Oculist and Aurist, will stop at the
McCulloh House in Frostburg, two days
August 2lst and ed, 1913, for the purpose
of receiving patients for treatment.
DR. WILLIS is highly esteemed both as a
gentleman and man of science One year
ago DR.. WILLIS located in the City of Cum
bcrland. Since his arrival in this city he
has been widely and fayorably known for
the many extraordinary cures of Cancer,
Wens, Tumors, Scrofula, Bronchitis, Rheu-
matism, Spinal Affections all diseases of
the Eye and Ear, Weakness in the Back
and Limbs and Pains, and especially for
the cure of thousands of cases of Malignant
Cancer
Persons suffering with Cancer should call
Immediately upon DIR. WILLIS, as he can
offer safe and speedy cure when all Others
fail. Call and be referred to mary who
have been cured after suffering for years
with Blindness, Catarrl, Cancer and other
Chronic complaints.
We quote this week the following from
the Doctors circular:
CUMBERLAND MD, April %, 1878.
~ feel it my duty to say That my little
boy has had the scrofula affection for two
years, especially in his eyes. He was in Il
manner blind for some time | went away
to Baltimore and indianapolis with my lit
tie boy to get him cured. After spending
all my money and time failed to get my
little boy cured. Then applied to DR.. VII
LIS, of Cumberland and he cured him
sound and we'll JOHN LAW.
certify that my child has had scroiul-
Gus affection all through her system espe
cially in her eyes, she was blind for six
months, and was attended by several ply
sicians, who failed to help her | called
upon Doctor WILLIS who helped her di-
rectly. She has got her eye sight and is
getting we'll fast. Mrs, c. SHAFER,
Cumberland
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"
grand competitive Concert held at the Lon
don Crystal Palace on the 10th inst, the
South Wales Choral Union" with 800
voices led by GRIFF JONES, {Caradoc,) OBJ
tanned the holding Of the 10000 Cup and
1O00f in gold as prizes, over Prof Proud
MANS great London Choir.
The fact that the South Wales Choral
Union" is composed of GOLFERS their wives,
sons, and 4, Il shters and that they Compel
cd with the elite of London musical talent
makes this a triumph of which every Welsh
man is dcservedly proHd. 1t will be re-
membered also, that the Union" obtained
the Cup last year over formidable competi-
ton. Now they have another annual lease
upOn il
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Communicated
Municipal iusuhord.natioE-Saucy
NnlriaIS.

Munici,al OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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w as oAcii,i VICE III our o't,I Oh I;,e'
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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-07-19

FELL DEAD.---At Lovannsville,
Somerset county, Pa, on Sunday morn
ing, the 9th inst, Rev, Jesse Winecoff
pastor in charge Of the Lutheran con-
gregation at that place, fell dead while
in the act Of dressing himself. De-
ceased had many friends in Alle8any
County, Md, having preached for sew
eral years for the Lutherans of Frost
burg.
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H0useDuiIding Material.

Those people Of this section who contem-
plate building are especially invited to favor
me with call, as am confident my tacjli-
ties for doing
Superior Work q. tho Lowest Prizes
Are equal to any in the State outside of
Baltimore. 70 those who encourage my
enterprise in preference to sending abroad
for work inferior to mine, | GUARANTEE
SATISFACTION in . Il PARTICULARS.
~ Don't forget the place
Sand Spring, (west end of Frostburg on
the National Road)
JOHN T. VISION.
June 14-6m
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A young man in Peoria sought to
secure his sweetheart by strategy so
he took her out for a boat ride and
threatened TO jump overheard into the
lake if she wouldn't marry him. Jt
did not work. She offered TO bet him
a dollar that he daren't dive in.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-07-19

A seasonable hour to break up a
party When the hens commence
crowinS.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-07-19

AUGUST TEaEIOH'EzEE.
BAKER AND CONFECTIONER,
Room lately occupied by Hooking 4 Son,
FROsTBCRG, MARYLAND.
CONSTANTLY on hand full and COM
Y plete stock Of French and American
CONFECTIONERY
Of every variety. Cakes, Notions and Toys,
81 kinds of Nuts, Raisins, Currants, Gran
ges, Lemons, Citrons, &c.
4 fine assortment of Plain and Fancy
Candies; great variety of Sugar and other
Toys. Orders for parties promptly filled at
ed times. Particular attention paid 10 Rich
and Ornamental Wedding Cakes, fine Fruits
in seated cans Pickles, Catsup JcllieS, &c.
Wheat and Rye Bread, fresh every day
Also, superior quality Of genuine Havana
Cigars, Smoking Tobacco &c.
IN elegant Ice-CreaDl Saloon for ladic
and gentlemen, put up 20 suit all tastes.
Families supplied with any quantity at short
notice and at fair rates.
Those wishing anything in my line will do
well to call before purchasing elsewhere as
feel confident Of giving satisfaction. have
the cheapest goods in town. Nov 4--y
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Shoes, Clothing and Millinery at prices to
suit the purchaser. CHEAP STORE.
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er9sYs'TsEsg.EH.S @AFpI.

( SF-S - = u - ~ e. ~ - a E4E4.
~ VIRTUE Of two several writ Of ficri
ficias, issued by John I. Patterson Il
Justice ct the Peace OF the State uI Mary
hand in and foT Garrett county, and to ME
directed, at tie several separate suits OF
u ciio, i l.. ;. kcim and Christian j Otto,
against tie goods and cllatcls lands and
t,ncmcnts, OF Michel Baker, have seized
and Ia! Ell in execution all the right, title,
interest. claim and demand az law and in
equity If the said Michael Baker in and II
the following property, to Wit
4 E'"aec! CT Piece tsl' g.a82<s.
Situate in District No. 3, Garrett county,
Maryland, adjoining lands OF George W.
LaNlnan, Samuel ". Durst and others, con
tanning So Acres Oh 1.;qDe3. moro or
less, having thereon LOG DIV ELLING-
HOUSE, t'rc said property is partly cleared
and cultivated and | hereby give notice
that on
SATURDAY, JULY -, 1873,
at . O'Clock, p NJ, in the Town of Grants
vile, | VIII offer for sale, at public auction,
the said property, 80 seized and token in
execution, TO the highest bidder for Gs;sll
to satisfy said claim and costs
FRANCIS NCKINLIE,
Crantayillc, June est Constable.
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Great Choral VictOry.-At Il

Goods below cost at the CHEAP STORE.
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1t is more effective than the Steam Fire
Engine, because it is instantaneoasiy ready
and throws q powerful stream OF carhonic
acid gas and water for any length of time
1t is the Best and Cheapest Fire Engine
in the world, and comes within the financial
abilities of every place.
Il does not require an expensive system
Of watcr-woIks and is never out Of repair
fscLssl iOE "',CiGGiT Record"
W. FARW ELL, Sccy,
Nov 9-Gm IS Market ST, Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-12

WAsHINsrON. December II, ISIS, iO:0 q N.
SYNOPSIS FOR THE PAST TwENry-HovR HoUls -
The pressure has diminished, and the Temperature
hss risen slightly, with light southerly winas and
clear or partly cloudy weather in the south Atlantic
ard gulf states The cloudiness has incre ased with
less pressure and higher temperature in the middle
states Cloudy westher and rain, and higher fem.
perature In New England, and thence westward TO
the mississippi valley, and southwestward over the
valley. ~
PRoBABlL1rIEs.-For New England and thence
westward ever the northern psrtiou of the mi tdl .
states and lower lake region, continued coudy and
hs westher with rain the temperature in
inese districts changing but slightly in the coming
twenty Tour hours. For the southern portion of the
nl9oIe ,tates, and thence westward over the Ohio
valley light southeriy TO sout hwesterly Winds, with
nsht ram in the last named district during the day
and partly cloudy or clear weather in the former,
followed hy lncre ssng coudine aud light rain dur
ing the night. For the south Atlantic and eastern
gull states. light southery TO westerly Winds with
clear or partly cloudy weather during the rest OF
Friday. For the upper lake region and the north
west, increasing pressure with lower temperature
and light rain or snow during the day, followed BY
clearing weather on Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-12
The Markets.

BAIIINonn Dec. n.-virsinis sizes, consoli.
dated, 50. West Yirginia's, 10 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Dec. H.-Ootton frmer-Iov mid
dlires. ss; Flour steady aud firm: prices I'M
changed wheat firm and upchar Red Corn activ e.
white southern, 65r7O; yellow southern, S7m7a
mi,ad western excited ard unsettled, IS bid, held a
Visions unsettled and sker nominally unc hanged
western butter nrm and active-good TO choice roll
and tubs. 256d50. Coffee frm-fair to prms Ric
earsoes, 23h as. Whisky unsettled-smsil sales Al
rouI lots s@ss. Sugar, 10.
NEW YORK, Dec. R-fleur quiet and firm
Wheat firmly held. Corn quiet and steady.
NEW YORK, Dec. l2.-Stocks quiet. Gold, g.,
Money, bid. Exchange, long, So; short, "a Gov
LONDON, Dec. Il, l2:sOp. m.-Bopds Of 1867, ss,i
eZ-coupon; 10 aes, ga new fves, g2ls; Erie, U14.
LONDON, Dec. IL, p. m.-Erfe, NJ.
, LONDON, Dec. II, $50 .. m.-The amount Of bui
lion WITHDRAWN from the Bank Of England on bal
al ce to-day is El3UO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-12

The news comes to-day by telegram that the
Nirginius has been towed out from Havana,
probably bound to Key West, and if this is
true, our Spanish complication is pretty well
solved without resort to sharp measures II
they pass over the Virginius prisoners accord
ing to agreement, II Is difficult to see how any
frrther serious trouble from the matter should
follow. good many people would have been
pleased to see the Spanish volunteers pretty
thoroughly trounced for their brutality and in
science, but 1t cannot be denied that the Span
ish home government has behaved handsomely
and honorably in the matter, and therefore the
Spanish-Cubans must be permitted to escape
their inevitable punishment while longer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-12

AND SIMILAR REDUCTION IN
PANTS AND VESTS
AND
YOUTHS AND BOYS SUITS.
ABOVE GOODS ARE SOLD AT THE ADyER-
TISKD PRICES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-12

IL was matter of real satisfaction to Wash
ington play-goers to see one of the fine old
English comedies, 1.-THE Rivals" adequately
placed upon the stage at the Opera House last
night Admirable as was Jefferson in the
part of "BOb Acres, )" he only divided the honors
with Mrs. Germon as "Mrs. Mslaprop," and
Mr.. Narrey as "Sir Anthony Absolute;;" while
the other parts were all we'll cast, and sustained
with spirit that made the performance of the
play as whole. round and complete. 1t was
especially eatisfacsOry, IN CONTRAST with the
modern plays, written merely to show OFF a
star, and where all the parts, except the leading
one, are weak and trivial and are very appro-
priately filed by "sticks." We thank Mr.. Fsrd
for giving US revival of genuine comedy, we'll
sustained, and hope the crowded and delighted
house OF last night will give him encourage
ment TO repeat the experiment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-12

THr WEEKLY STAR, Row ready, contains
the proceedings IN Congress; proceedings of the
noes sketches by the Danbury News man;
20 est and best tales. poems, sketches and
fashion items; together with all the news of
the week; Washington news and gossip, agricul-
fural items, household receipts, &C., SC.
Terms: One dollar and half per annum, in
advance; single copies i've cents, in wrappers,
ready for mailing.
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NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT,

The undersigned hereby give notice that EVAN
HUGHES has made general assignment to them
for the benefit of his creditors, BY deed dated De.
cember l, 1873 Parties indebted to said Hughes will
make immediate pay ment to either Of u.s. and those
having claims against him will file the same without
delay, properly attested. ALEX HOGG
No. 415 18th street northwest
MILLS DEAN,
cl7 St. Corner 9Th street and La avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-12

RIRDS FOR SALE-Mockieg, Canary, and Bel
- gian Canary BIRDS tor sale cheap, at "A nx a
"a street south, between Maryland avenue aud W
street. decl2- far Ims w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-12

The principal event in fpancial affairs yes
terday was the reduction OF the Bank OF Eng
land discount to A. per cent, which, no wever
produced little effect on this side, as such
action was generally anticipated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-12

A letter from Cumberland says all the coal
companies have stopped shipping coal by canal
except to fill orders given some time ago. As
the season for canal navigation has nearly
closed, and In fact may close any day, it is
scarcely probable that the shipments this year
will come up to those of last year. The decrease
for the season, which ended on the 9th instant,
as compared with that of 1872, was 4O,7Z7 tons
and @ cwt. AS during the week which ended
the 9th inst, but 2.375 tons were shipped, and
as but one or two weeks remain for navigation,
ii will be seen that it is improbable that the de-
crease mentioned can be materially affected
A large number of new boats were placed on
the canal last summer, and upon this fact pro-
badly, President German based his prediction
that the shipments for 1873 would far exceed
those a any previous year. This prediction
would doubtless have been fulfilled if he had
used due diligence in keeping the canal open.
Navigation has been suspended for weeks at
time during the past summer, and this of course
accounts for the decreased tonnage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-12

Our double-sheet issue tomorrow with its
attractive contents, will afford fine opportu-
nity for advertisers TO make their announce
ments to an immense number of readers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-12

HALLET, DAVIS q Co q PIANOS
On EXHIBITION AT 1112 1lTH SIN W
kverr instrument warranted for ten year, -
Testimonial Of Joh0Hs Strauss: 36
consider them superior to any Pianos UVHVI
that have come under my observation.
- JOHANN STRAUSS
ana the Berlin Music Zeituag: "We are acluaint
cd with the pianos of two other celebrated hmepi
can hIms, Chickering and Steinway of New York
HALLET, DAVIS a 90. decI2 n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-12

FPEEIOK's INDIAN HAIR RESTOREB
Wy has never been known to fail. II frees the
Dcs,n rom Dsndrud, restores Gray Hair 70 its
oatuIal color renders IL soft and pliable prevents
the Hair from falling cut, and reproduces II when
gone; II is the finest Hair Dresser Known For sale
oy AL Druggists. jy11-dn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-12
The Baltimore Building Association

Judge Pinkney, of Baltimore, yesterday filed
another opinion in building association case,
which will be of some moment to everybody in
terested in those organizations. The case was
that of the " Potomac Building Association
against Grant and wife" The case is similar
to the one in which the same judicial authority
gave an opinion some weeks ago, and which was
noted In TIE STAR at the time. The excep-
tions to the sale were reported by the trustee in
june last, and number twelve. Judge Pink
ney, in his opinion, says II is necessary to con.
slider but one of these exceptions, the seventh,
which Is -" Because an appeal was prayed and
an appeal bond duly approved, and q proper
am was filed in the cause prior to the time
of the sale reported IN this cause, and due no.
sale"
Judge Pinkney SAYS it is admitted that the
trustee had due notice on the day of SALE but
before the sale took place, of the fling of an
appeal bond in these cases, duly approved by
the clerk Of the court, but il is maintained.
nrst, THAT one appeal having been taken by
both defendants, Grant and wife, and the bond
being given by Grant dlOne, ii was not sufficient
to stay the execution of the decree and order"
Second, THAT the clerk did not endorse on the
bond the fact that one affidavit req uired by law
had been filed, as he was required to do byrule
NO. 45 OF this court" Judge Pinkney does not
think there ts any force in this point. The law
(Aet OF 1864, chapter 322;) requires the appel
liant. upon praying an appeal, to file in the case
an af1davit that said appeal is not taken for de-
soyt Uos 10 uOcc HOt EcquIc more OF
him, but directs the clerk to do a certain act
which il Is alleged, he did not perform. Nei-
Their re ason nor justice should suffer the clerks
omission to prejudice q party who has done all
that the law requires of him when he has made
and fled the affidavit as prescribed by law.
Nor does he think the first point tenable in the
existing state of the law.
After quoting several authorities, Judge
Pinkney closes by saying 81 am of opinion.
therefore, without expressing any opinion as to
the other objections to the sale. that for this
reason alone the sale must be set aside.u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-12

HTsCHEHCky MAEDRAkE PILLs.-Thsss
~ pills are composed exclusively Of vegetable
the use Of mercury do not leave any Of its injurious
enects They act directly pom the liver, and arc
xAueole remedy In al cases Of arrangement result
ing IRON disordered state Of that organ, Liver
Semlsinf, Bilious Disorders, Indigestion, SICK
the ire use Of schenekb Msndrake pill. Tor sale
u ali Druggists and Dealers, m1.tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-12

kNOB RtNT-At 10 street northVesf sever
y desirable FURNISHED ROOMS: house hs
modcrn eonveniences and for heslthfulnsss OF iocs
uon ~ unsur passed. nov15-3ws
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MILBURN's DRUG STORE,
142S PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
vStr Above wiIlariS.

@ TO LADIES.
0N How sad II IL TO o younRv fife, A mother
OF family, who requires all her physical strength
% funll her housekola duties, and all her moral
Reclee 70 accept the blity which falls
Ger, 70 see hT Frustrated, Il osins every day her
sfength, feeling badly without being able to say
NY, 1st yet suffering enought be utterly misera-
ps., Ids state OF weakness and debility IL more
~, 70 ne. than severe spell Of sickness, for in
sne VII iinger months after months not think
- sort h shle To- ee ply stefan about IL, until
We fd1ss, nnen little precaution in proper time
~ Spshs,n nss NE 10 prevent, to strength.
LIZ BIfrERs q DR, L. b. BERTRAM. Thsy
are sale and tnfailible remedy aeaipst malaris
dyspepsia, costfveness, bilieuspess, hesdschss'
morning sickness, and Q complaints peculiar 10
women. These bitters, which are sold By all drus
gfsts, are, In consequence Of their virtue Ind
esreeaele taste, the medicine pW sxesIless for
edfeo. teo2s-ly
The New York herald., 1873-11-24

OK WEST BOTH ST. IN THE REAR-A RESPECT
Acc able young girl as good plain cook washer and
Honcr: Wond DO huusework IN small family; a neat
willing person; willing 10 TO the country Westchesei
preferred; good city reference.
The New York herald., 1873-11-24

MANTED-AGENTs 10 SEE RIGBY'S GAS BURNER;
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1873-11-24

A COACHMAN tCOIORED), WITH ALL ExPERI
n ence and two years reference, wishes situation;
city country. Call tour days at No 45 West sd st.
EYERETT