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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-08-21


Strict hiidtling. ... 10 80
RCSiN-Tncre appears to hc 10
general activity in this market and We
obtain few, if any, really Now features.
About the average business has been
been trans acted and the: market
has been quiet, with tho general ten
dency favOring buyers. The continu-
ed pressure OF money and the large
stocks abroad lave been the influences
which have worked about this change
Tor the worse, but there is no feeling
apparent other than that OF entire con-
fidenca III Il fu'ure. Strained Resin
has figured principally III the business
OF the week, and the range OF prices
were regular i'll the early part OF the
week, but afterwards gave way and the
market declined. The supply OF ton
mage has rather decreased during the
week. There is a good demand for
foreign charters and the highest mar
ket rates Of freight can be obtained.
The following synopsis is written OF
the weeks business:
At the close Of our last review we
left the market quiet at 81 so for
Strained. On Friday, the first day Of
tie present review, the market opened
quiet and ruled steady during the day
at unchanged figures. The sales
amounting to 800 bbls Strained at
81 so, 80 DO. No l at S., SO do. Extra
No l at So 25 y Dbl. Saturday the
mark ct became dull and receded 5
cents The sales were 500 bbls Strain
Ok ut 81 rs. Monday the market was
dull for Strained, and to effect sales
lower figures were required, but sell
Iers were unwilling 20 submit TO n re-
duction OF figures and withheld their
offerings from market. The transac
tons OF the day amounted to only 10
bhls Extra No l at 81 % T. Dbl. Tues
day there was q slight better feeling
and the figures OF Saturday were Sis
tained. The sales amounting to 200
bbls Strained at 81 -, and $50 DO. No
:. at 81 III r Dbl. Wednesday the
market opened dull. Daring the day
this feeling was manifested on all sides
and 81 70 was the highest prices bid.
No sales reported. To-day (Ihurs-
day. st the close of our report the
market remains quiet and dull and
closes at 81 IS.
No. ., 1 AND TALE.-Therc was
some attention paid all these grades
during the week as Will be seen by the
above synopsis CT sales. There has,
however, been very light demand,
and the market was quiet. Quotations
today arc given below.
The receipts for the week, 10,9S7
bbls, against 1G, 500 bbls for last week,
show a decrease of 5,S22 bbls. The
exports for the week, I2,4l0 bbls,
against 10, 800 bbls fer last week, show
all increase of 9, O71 bbls. The stock in
yard is SO, 921 bbls, and a1loat G,913
bbls, against 33,318 bbls i'll yard and
1874 bbls atloat for last week.
The following Were the quotations
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"Horse-Men," and others who pretend to
know, say that the following directions had
better be observed in nsIng Sheridan's Cavalry
Condition Powders: Give d horse q tablespoon
tul every night for week; the same every
other night for or nights the same for
mich cow, and twice as much for an OK. The
addition of q little tine salt will he an adVan-
tage.
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SPIRITS TURPENTINr - The
Spirits Tufnentine marx "f Tie pres
ent week was firmer during the Icrr-
part Of tie week, and there WAS All al
vance obtained Of cent Later how
ever. & reacticr occurred and the mar
ket recedeG To-day, ri the close of
our writing the market is quiet at 80
cents. The receipts for the week were
1865 casks, against 3,293 casks for
last week, which show Il decrease OF
1873 casks. The exports for the week
500 casks, against 1902 casks
for last week, show an increase
of 4O9 casks. The stock in yard
and ahoat is 6,719 casks, against
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Arrow Cotton Ties.

E1HE BEST TIE MADE. For sale at manu-
1acturer's prices.
Liberal Discounts In Large Lots.
DEROSSET & CO.,
State Agents.
Wilmington, n. c., Aug. Is DAWN
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CRUDE TURPENIINE-Th past
week was unevcntful IL furnishing
points on which could he based facts,
for the writing Of this week s review of
this article 70 say that the market
has ruled without interruption Will re-
peat in few words our last report,
but nevertheless the general saIneness
has prevailed and the market has ruled
and closes as it opened ut 81 % for
Hard 81 % for Yellow Dip and = 70
for Virgin. The receipts were more
liberal during the present week than
last, and less stringency has been felt
by coE@umers for distiliing purposes,
yet nevertheless the supply has not
been equal 10 the demand.
The receipts forthe week. 9, 1913 bbls,
against ,G9G for last week, show an
i,lcease OF SO bhls. The exports for
tie week were G2S bhis, against 279
l,bis for last week, show also an in
crease nr $40 hlls The stock in yard
is i,2"S bhiS, against ] 122 bbls for
last week The sales for the week We're
as follows:
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the one important feature desired To-
nights reports, it will be seen, indi-
cate that there has been very little
rain in those sections. OF course,
run1ors of caterpiiiars, if dry weather
continues will excite much less alarm
Our Memphis correspondent still com-
plains of the dronglt.
The following are the official nomi-
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zoo PIANOS AND ORGANS

New and Secondhand, of First Glass Makers,
will he sold at Lower Prices for cash. or on In
stal!meuts, tor rent. in City Or Country. du-
ring this month, by HORACE WATERS &
son. NJ. 1871 Broadway, than ever before
offered iii New York. SPECIALLY: Pianos and
Organs let until the rent money pays the
prce Of the IuStrrment. illustrated Catalogues
mailed. A large discount TO Ministers, Church
es, Schools, Lodges, etc. 4w
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Grant carried thirty-two counties in
tennessee III the fail Of 1872. This
year the Conservatives carried every
county III the State.
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DIR. Sharp's Specific cures Dyspepsia. Liver
Complaint Constipation. Vomiting of Fooi,
Sour stomach. Water Bra.h, Heartburn. Low
Spirits, &c. In thirty-tive years never falling
to cure the most obstinate cases. Solo by drug
gists generally 4. X. MCILHENNY. gent
far Y iImngtop. Nc. Depot. 145 Eighth St -,
NY. Circulars mailed en- application. zw
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Lumber, (Mill,)
FIT BIDS. IS co all
Wide do. 10 90 a25 o.
Scantling Oh 60 Az 90
Ship Stuff, 200 as co
Lime, (from STOREY
Rockport.O 90 a15l
RocklanG0 90 a l so
Molasses, per gallon,
, Cuba, hhds. . Al a AZ
do bbls. 40 a Al
Sugar house. 50 Il 81
do bbls. .35 a 30
Syrup. hbis. .45 al 10
DO =. o. 80 40 80
Nails, per lb-,
Cut. 4 IS a 5 CO
Oils, per gallon,
Sperm. 80 90 II 3 oe
iinseed. j 10 a159
Machinery - a 200
} keOrOScne. 10 a 81
Pea Nuts . IS Il 275
Potatoes,
Sweet. -. SO a ] %
Irish, hbl. . IS 1875
Provisions, per III,
n. &. Bacon
Hams........' Is a IS
Middlings. ...13 a II
Shoulders. ;. 1nka IL
Hog round. ..13 ga IA
Western Baco
(Smoked.
Hams 10 ALI
Mitldlings- IL u 12A
l Shoulders..-.. 9La ga
DRY Salted.l
Middlings. liza IL =
Shoulders 80 n 81
Lard. N &. 90 Il IN
do Noruhern.13 4 II
Butter, y. C..l5 II 20
do Northern.25 - a &C
Cheese. ....... Is a 20
Pork, Northern, per Dbl
City Iess % % q 20 %
Thin d" 60 ~ n 16 80
kump.-..16 90 a IL 90
{ Salt, Alum, per
bag 2 bush.t 80 a 90
Liverpool, sack, ground
i cargo. % 90 4 u Oh
Frem store u 90 a ] p
\ merican..1 co IL -
Sugar, Der ID,
Porto kiro...G0 a Q
c.. :. 9Ha 10
L. 1oii i 10Y
A...... ......ioAa II
Crushed. -. l2a a II
Soap, per 10.
Northern..... Of q
Shingles, per III,
Contract. :. 6 50 1 9 30
Common. . % az IS
Slaves, per Nj.
J W. q. hbl.o0 90 4 90 90
X. o. hhd.OH 90 a 90 90
Timber, per NJ,
Shipping 90 90 a GO 20
Mill, p toCy II 90 a IS 81
Mill. fair. s co n Il 40
Mill, int To ord / 25 at u
T4llow per Id. 10 u II
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Governor Ames OF Mississippi, t..;Ses
things co:!.y. 4 lie height 81 the cX-
citcm mt Inch tisc siege Of Austin by
horde q. Iu.li8ns occasiOned, ard
which extended from one end q the
Rcpnblc to The other, His Exc .lcncy
hird him 10 New Orleans on a pleasure
excursion, and coHtided to some inter
nrisinG reporter tho cheerful lnteiii-
gene. that the crops were promising
and That ali was Vel II Mississippi
However, it II l:Jt 20 lie wondered st
that t!}G-, seeking creatures that rule
tie !5oi: he:E @atrapieS are indifferent
10 tie Ives 0 the jiapless people COM
1nitteti 70 their charge. There is no
tie Of SYMPATHY between them ana ii
would be nothing personally 10 Coz.
Ames il all tic cIt!2cns OF Mls5lssIppi
were destroyed, SO long IS enough he
eioes were left behind to vot., linn
into positions where plumber was
plenty and easy to get at.
HEaIamC I}az,.inc, who lid wonder
fli service fer woman, III |ftect1nG
her husband S escape, VAS married to
the ex-lIa.shal during the latter : ser
vice in Mexico. From all accounts
Hlzairc had q very poor opinion OF
tac Mcxican5 as I people, but TINS dId
not prevent him from falling IN love
with and marrying II native Mexican
woman The eZ-Marshal was married
in the city OF Mexico, on the 2G.h OF
June, 1867, to Senorito Dona .'Osefa
Renay Azcarate. Q lady of great beauty
ard immense wealth. albeit, according
| to general belief, the daughter OF /
| brigand. The civil marriage was per
formed by the intendant of the city
after which the archbishop pronounce
a blessing on the happy couple, Maxi
nilinn and Carlotta acting as 2)0drinOS
But this was not the only imperial pet
ronage the happy couple received, al
the Emperor and Empress of the
French were sponsors for their frs
child. There are now four children
in the family. The eldest, boy @
seven, kept his father company a
Sainte Marguerite for sorl7 i'm" 10
| fore Madame Bazaine and one OF th'
other children was permitted to JOIN
him in February last. During thu
progress OF Bazaine's trial, and befor'
its commencement, Madame Bazain'
and the four children occupied apart
ments in q convent at some little dis
lance from the house in which he wa
confined at Versailles.
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l. IS now estimated that about &c.
oo, 900 worth of sugar was lost during
the flood in Louisiana.
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Caution !!

NIE are Instructed by the American Cotton
w Tie Company to give notice that all per-
sons dealing wit hout license in wrecked Cotton
Ties with buckles of said Company, other
wise violating the patent rights of said Com
rany, will be held responsible for damages.
DEROSSET & CO., Agents
For the American Cotton Tie Co.
Fer the State OF North Carolina.
Wilmington, N. c., Aug. 13-d&w2mch
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-08-21
Academy Of The Incarnation,
WILMINGTON, N. O..
Under the Care of the Sisters Of Our

INC StAI0 the 91otcI0 Oh Oux
Lady OF Mercy.
This Institution 20 favosrably known to many
commences its Siyth Scholastic year October
1st Nothing has been left undone to render
it every way worthy OF liberal patronage. At
home, and with little expense, the daughters OF
North Carolina can receive herein. q thorough
and bigh-toned education. Having an able
corps OF accomplished and experienced teachers,
convenient buildings, with ample grounds In
the finest part of Wilmington. This Academy
offers to its pupils, perhaps more solid advan-
tages than the over crowded schools, in, or
near our large cities.
We may add-The robust health enjoyed
hitherto by the pupils and other inmates OF
the establishment give abundant proof that no
apprehension regarding climate NAV be enter
tanned by those whose homes are in the higher
part of the State, during the scholastic year
ending June 30th.
TEKMS-Board and Tuition including wash
ing bedding &c, per Scholastic year g monthsl
to DC paid in advance by two inst al lments $500.
Languages, Drawing, Painting, Music &c,
form extra charged
Address MOTHER AUGUSTINE.
aug 81 wit
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MARY SHARP COLLEGE.

Established in 1851. This old and cele-
brate3 Female School is situated in the pro-
verbally healthy town of Winchester, a
bench OF Cumberland Mountains, Tennessee.
Commences its annual sessions OF ten months
on the FIRST MONDAY in SEP TENDER.
Still under its first and only President, Z. C..
Graves, l. l.. ID. For thorough ness and cheap
ness of education, it is not excelled by any
school III the South. Send for Catalogue con-
taining all essential particulars.
4w q. s. WALMSLEY, Treasurer.
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sDSYCHaoMANCX, or SOUL CHARM
L GNG.'' How either sex may fascinate
and gain the love and affections of any person
they choose instantly. This simple mental ac-
9uirement az can possess, free, by mail, for
25c.. together with a marriage guide, Egyptian
Oracle, Dreams, Hints to Ladies', Wedding
Night Shirt, &c. queer book. Address I.
WILLIAM Il CO., Pubs. Phila. 4w
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Wilmington Wholesale Prices Current
Subject to Changes in the Market.

Eceswax per lb.2S a 90
.arre!s, Spts Z, each.
Il hand % 90 a 275
New ......0 % a3OO
Candles, per H.,
tailow.. lib a 13
Adamantine.0G a Is
Sperm. so a 80
Coffee, per H.,
Java .35 a 81
Laguayra. % a Is
Rio .... IS
St. go.25 n %
Flax -...... I3sa 20
Double Amer "a IL
Rope per lb. I a 10
Corn Meal.
per bushel. 1.i11 al 20
Doniostics,
Shooting,
per yai Il :. 10 a l3
Yarn, per 8 III, COO a l.
Feathers,
per Id. .G5 a 30
Fish, per bhl.,
Hacktrcl,
No. Ills 90 a22 40
No 90 ali 81
No. 3....l. 50 a12 20
Muilr!s. 3 - II I 20
Eerrng,
rast..- 3 N a @ 60
N e. roe. o 90 aiE 20
do cuts. S Oh al0 40
90 gros. - 90 a . &c
Dry Cod. "a I,
Flour. per Dbl, North
Family. g 50 all 50
Superfilie q I'D Il I o.
tx Super.7 So Il 5 IS
North Carolina,
Family. ID Oh I; 10 so
Superljne.T IS "a S y
Glue, pcrlb Ii a 20
GuIInv Ba.S::!5 n Is
Guano, Gusnap".
! Ter ton. 90 90 a.0 90
Grain. l'cr huslci,
| Corn. 80. Oh a 115
| Oats. 1890. 50 a 50
Peas, Cowi IS Il l 50
Rice, S. .
Carolina. -: IA .
Hides, per HI,
Grren-----tS u !
Dry-......li a Is
Hav. per 100 las.,
rStern. 900 q l GO
Northern | - IL | 50
Iron. per h.,
English. ass.i7 "a g
| Amcri*an,reib a 10
1ierican,
shet,r...-..9 a tO
SwcIc .....S a %
HOOP,
tpr Ian | ~ "A IN
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.pr,cYES p.rS+s.e- Per Sailing
- - Vessel.
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COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,
AND ALL THROAT DISEASES,
WELLS CARBOLIO TABLETS.
PUT UP IN ONLY BLUE BOXES.
a TRIED AND SURE REMEDY.
Sold by Druggists.y W
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l:1IjIlnij2gton 5)o:lGa).2;..
WILMINGTON, n. C:
FRIDAY. AUGUST IL. 1874.

.he william fssnEc;: :ts.d ~ ~tcople
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7,464 casks for last week. The sales for
the week were as follows
Erllav 5G1 casks at 22I cts q GAL
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SALT There is Il good stock of
domcstic-rather free offerings anu
only a fair demand. Liverpool and
American sells at 81 500 SO per sack.
POULTKY-Good chickens have
been in demand and the receipts of
such are only moderate, but small and
medium We're in liberal supply and
salable only at low prices. We quote
small Spring chickens at 81 5O02 %;
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COACHMAN'S SITUATION WANrED-BY AN ENG.
" lishman; is a trustworthy reliable man competent
in every respect good recommendations Addres Q. p,
Herald Uptown Branch Office.
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" man tscotchman) who thoroughly understands the
management of vines peaches. stove and greenhouse
plants and vegetables Address A BAILLIE, Caledoniar
House, No. West ST.
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CARDENER-SINGLE MAN: UNDERSTANDS THK
" business in every particular. Address MORGAN,
Bridgeman's seed store. $40 Broaoway.
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III WEST PATH ST.-AS FIRST CLASS COOK
II in private family; understands all kinds OF
meats soups, game, pastry jeies and creams; several
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ITO WEST 9TH ST., BETWEEN 9TH AND 7fH
~ avs. rear-A respectable woman as good plain
COOK good washer and ironer; best city reference from
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! VlyANTED-A COACHMAN TO GO A SHORT DIS
w lance in the country; must be single man, we'll
recommended. and be willing to make himself generally
useful. Apply to II. N BAILEY, 1886 Broome st., from
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CITUATION WANTED-AS GARDENER OR FARMER;
- Is capable of taking OF Q gentleman's places
married with family Protestant Address G., box l0s
Herald Office.
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CAPMAKERS.-WANTED, rs GOOD CAPMAKEKS
" and operators from 81 to 81 per day
teed MARKS BROS. THOMPSON
80 and 50 Greene St
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VJIANTED-A SITUATION AS COACHMAN AND
w groom, by n single young man has had long ex-
perience city and country driving: also make .
sound horse out of skeleton, keep sound horse
get him best city and country references Address
/ K, Herald office.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs.

WANTED-AN ENGAGEMENT TO GO SOUTH AS
W agent clerk or spopdent by a competent aud
reliable young FOOD reerenee Address Soul II,
box l55 Herald Office.
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GARDENERS SITUATION WANTED-BY PRACrI-
" cal man: understands the care OF greenhouses hot
and cold graperies r nit and vegetables is married Zone
chiid) references Address D. Co. 100 Herald Office.
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VXrANTRD-A SITUATION AS COACHMAN AND
w gardener; thoroughly understands the care Of
horses and and gardening best OF referenee
from last employers. Address 4. B., box N Herald
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| INK WEST 10Th STA COMPETENT YOUNG
| IOC woman waitress chambermaid and wait
ress in private family private boarding houses best
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/ WE CAN GIVE AN EDCCATED, RESPECTABLE
w lady permanent position, with Sl2 weekly salary;
possess business ability and good address Apply after
10. At our uptown place. 1875 Bi roadway.
| HESS & McDAvITT.
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WANlhD-A lrUATION BY A YOUNG MARRIED
" man OF moderate education; willing make him.
self useful good reference and cash security il required
Adore h, box l0l uerald office
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s GARDENER-BY A MARRIED MAN; NO Chill
| n dren thoroughly understands the care OF green
house ana graperies do repairs in carpenter
work references from former employers. Call on or
address ID. BRENNAN lS2 Nassau Janior's room,
wo
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VITANPED-A SALESMAN WHO CAN MAKE HIM.
self generally useful in an artificial flower and mil
lIpery business; who Is experienced In the same
preferred. Inquire of s. FRIEDMAN, No Division
st near BOwery,
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WANrED-BY Fl ST CLASS GARDENER, A
w situation; married child; thoroughly
understands greenhouse hot and cold graperies; also
outdoor ruts flowers and vegetables best OF reference
for capabitv, honesty and sobrieV. Address r., u
and 50 Congress st., South Brooklyn.
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VNANTED-A SITUATION AS COACHMAN OR
w groom by q single young man. Call address
for two days, NJ. A. COLEMAN, l.22 Broadway mar.
ne ST
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| NMANTED-BY A SINGLE MAN, A SITUATION WITH
! w farmer understands his business; will be found
willing and obligng; can give good reference. Address
! Is. D.. Herald office.
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A COACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED-BY A
n sober man; thoroughly understands his busDes in
every respect attentive and obligng would assist in
office
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CITUATIoN wANTED-As COACHMAN BY A COL
= ored sober, honest and willing; three years.
good reference from last employer. Address R. r. i2s
West 3lst ST.
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GARDENERS SITUATION wANTED-BY A MAI
VI ried German; long experience; proficient in nj
branches early and late wineries, greenhouse fruit
flowers and vegetables not ataid OF work. good reer
ence. Address b AANAFELD Scarsdae, WestcheSte
county, N. Y.
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YOUNG MAN WANTED-OF GOOD HABITS AND
~ residing with his parents 10 enter goods must be
good and rapid pcnnlan figures;
| other need apply Apply, with own handwriting. be-
Mercer
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CITUATION WANTED-BY A MARRIED MAN, AS
- gardener; Is capable OF taking of gentie-
mans place; his wife has no objection to attend TO
lady only child best reference. Apply ~ Greene
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SITUATIONS WANTED
FEMALES.

COLORED CHAMBERMAID AND A WAITRESS
IA wanted; none except those thoroughly experienced
and competent need apply Call ut SO West 4th st be-
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IN UNIVERSITY PLACE, PRESENT EMPLOYERS
w respectable young girl waitress or chamber
maid and waitress In private family best city refer
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Tx WEST 18TH ST. FRONT BASEMENT.-AS FIRST
liz class cook; understands pastry and baking soups
snd ellies best city reference Can be seen tor two
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A SITUATIDN AS COACHMAN AND GARDENER
n wanted-By a sober, trustworthy single man; safe
and accustomed driver thoroughly understands proper
care horses harness and carriages milk willing
2U7 Herald Office
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yNANTED-20 EXPERIENCED LADY CANvASSERs
w for new and valuable articles; will pay rom IS to
IS per day. Apply at 100 Broadway, room H. after 10
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SITUATIONS wANTEn-FEMALEs.

AMERICAN WANTS A SITUATION AS NURSE :
"A will take care OF baby from birth. Apply at Pro-
TECTIVE UNION, SO Beecker ST.
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GARDENERS SITUATION WANTED SINGLE;
VI thoroughly understands the cultivation Of green.
house graperes fruit tables and pleasure groundsi
best city Address GARDENER PA Herald
| afir
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GOOD GARDENER SINGLE GERMAN WHO
~ thoroughly understands mis- business desires place
with gentleman: good references. Address, for two
| days, PRACTICAL GARDENER, Herald Office.
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| JVANTED-BY A PROTESTANT MARRIED. MAN. A
| w situation first class coachman and groom good
city reference. Call address X. M. tor two days.
! III West Both ST., private stable
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SITUATION BY MARRIED MAN AS GAR
n dener nd florist; general worker on gentleman.
piade with D small fanny; experienced in Scotland
this country Address u. ", Herald Brooklyn Branch
office.