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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-08-20
Awen that Cost $4,000 to Remove.

Young Stevens has gold galore, but what are
millions to man so deformed that doga bark at
him when he goes halting by,and lovely woman,
even when the golden luster Of untold wealth
gliters about MIS- head. fainis at sight Of himf
From his birth peculiar wen, growing larger
day by day has made bis face and neck hldeous'
Covered with long hair il looked like repul-
sive Wild animal cinging 10 his head. Stevens
hid himself from the general eye and moped In
loneliness In early youth he was bstrothed to
beautiful young girl, but as the wen grew
great his love grew less, rather his determines
ton never TO inAict his horrible deformity on
fellow -creature was firmly formed.
The best surgeons Of Europe and America
gave him no hope. They were unanimous
in declaring that 10 remove the wen was to
permane entity remove the patient. Bot recently
he met daring practitioner who declared that
Il was within the skill of the surgeon TO lop of
the excresence and restore the afflicted man to1a
healthy and normal condition. Stevens listened
gratefully. "Do it," said he, ''and your reward
shall be $150,00O." With electric knives the
confident cutter went TO work, aud 10 very
brief time had earned his mammoth fec. The
skin beneath the tumor was smooth and sound,
and Stevens is 10 excellent health. He may
now have his picture taken, enjoy his wealth,
and say to his Dulcinea, "Wen, oh! wen shall
he we'd?
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-08-20

A NATIONAL BANK GONE UP.-The COM
ptoller of the currency yesterday received noti-
fication that the Second National bank OF
Leavenworth, Kansas, with a capital of $780,.
000 wouli go into voluntary liquidation.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-08-20
CIInching A Bargain.

The fceno is laid in San Franci, co. The
merchant is calmly waiting for custcmors TO
drop 10, when there appeared in the street q
long column of All Sins and Chang Loos. Ar
irving in front of the store, slowly and with
measured tread, they ranged them along tt e
sides Of the apartment, when the following con-
versation ensues:
= Chang Loo-"Have you got any cotton
twiuee?"
Merchant--"Yes."
"How muchee charger"
"a dollar a pound"
ri givee fifty cent"
"Git out"
And without another word being said on
about an hour the same performanc, WIS ex-
actly enacted
Have you got any cotton tWinee?"
"Yes"
allow muchee chargee2"
"a dollar pound"
n givee seventee-ive cent
"Git out"
Aud with charming deoorum they immed-
ately got. Now the merchant WIS used 10 this
sort Of thing. The evil was one Of long stand
ing, but the remedy was simple and easily ap-
piled. Sending out 10 neighborug butcher
shop for The loan Of n cleaver he serenely avail.
ted the appearance oil that happy baud, for be
knew they would come; oh, yes, they would
certainly come again. Sure enough, he was moi
disappointed. But little while, and all UNION
scious that they had been in that store before
had ever 10 the course of their natural lives sci
eyes on that merchant, Chang Loo, with win.
ming smile, INTERCEPTED:
Shave You got any twinee?"
'Yes." with wrath.)
'How much charger
(Brandishing a ceaver) IA dol'-
IL :akee fifty pound" and the trade was cor.
summated.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-08-20
giues Of GRAVEL.
Philadelphia Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad,

APRIL 20. 1874.
Trains will leave Wilmington rs follows for -
Philadelphia and Intermeia to Stations.6 80, 10.
$50, 10 30 a. M; 2, A. 10, 10 Il p. m.
Philadelphia and New York, 81 n. M; II IL 3 ~
pm =.
Baltimore and intermediate Stations. IL 50. 10 o.,
a. M, ~ p. M. -
Baltimore aud Washington, 10 81, o. o. a. m;
23,5 ~, I 10p. IN.
Trains for Delaware Division. leave for
New Castle. IL SIS, 10 10 n m; 25. -, 80 n. IN.
Sealord and intermediate Stations. Il 3d. 10 10 a.
m 6 IS p, m.
Demar and intermediate Stations. IS. 10 10
IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations. 30. 3 80
p.
Philadelphia and New York. 81 IN.
Baltimore and Washington. II 81, = O3 4. m
For further Information passengers are referred
to the time tables posted at the depot.
IL. i. KENNEY,
marl1-1yd&w Superintendent.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-06-04

John H. Vivian; Pulaski, W. S.
Dimock; Avoca village, W. L. Lin
coin; Ridgeway, Archibald Camp
bell; Waldwick, James Heath !;
Wyoming, John L. Jones; absent
Ole Steensland, of Moscow.
On motion of Goodsell, the Board
proceeded to take az informal bal
lot for chairman.
Campbell and Meigs were APP
pointed tellers.
Said Ballot resulted as follows;
DR.. Vivian received 5, Meigs 6,
Bennett |, Lincoln 4.
On motion of Goodsell, Board
proceeded to take formal ballot for
chairman. Twelve formal ballots
were then taken, as follows:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-06-04

On the 10Th ballot Mr.. Meigs
was declared elected.
Meigs took the chair, made some
appropriate remarks and announced
the first business to be the appoint
ment of standing committees.
Bennett moved that the chair APP
point said committees, which pre-
vailed
On motion of Bennett, Board
took a recess for one-half hour.
Board re-assembled at the call Of
the Chair and a quorum present.
The Chair announced the following
standing committees
On CIaims-Messrs. Vivian, Lin
coin and Goodsell.
On Tax Claims-Messrs. Camp
bell, cambridge and Parkinson.
On Assessment--Messrs. Coates,
Dimock, Jones, Clowney and Ben
nett.
On Finance and Taxation
Elan, David and Heath
On Public Buildings-Bennett,
Persons and Steensland.
The District Attorney addressed
the Board relative to tn, case Of
one McGrcgor confined in tn, coun-
ty Jail under Il fine Of $50, imposed
10y the County Court, stating that
the father of said McGregor desired
to give chattel mortgage to secure
the payment of said fine and have
his son discharged, and asking the
Board to instruct him therein.
DIR. Vivian moved that the District
Attorney be authorized and in
stlucted to take such mortgage if
he found the security sufficient, and
release the plisonV, which prevailed.
The Clerk presented the schedui
of bills filed against the county,
amounting to Sl6l2.l3.
Referred to committee on claims.
On motion OF DR.. Vivian, proceed
ed to the election of three Superiu-
tendents Of the Poor, voting Tor all
on one ballot, as follows
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-06-04
NAMES

On the first ballot Bennett was
declared elected. On the fourth
Jones was declared elected. On the
sixth Coates was declared elected.
The following petition was then
received.
10 the Board Of Supervisors Of Tore County !,
The petition of the undersigned, Joseph
Blake, II citizen and tax payer of the town OF
Rdgeway, in said county, respectfully repre-.
SCENTS and shows that during the month of
June, 1878, one William +. Henry, pretending
to act aS the attorney OF the county, under
took to make and entcl into what he called II
compromise with several OF the creditors of
the county, whose claims constituted Il large
portion OF the Indebtedness of the county,
and that by the terms thereof agreed that
the county should issue and deliver to its
creditors new negotiable bonds, which would
have amounted to 100000 or $500 600 with
out providing for the discharge for the old
debt, or in any manner protecting the county
against a double liahiuty for the same debt :;
that said socallcd compromise was made
without any authority on the part of said
attorney that the Board of Supervisors of
the county, At sessions held ON the l>t and "a
days of July, and on the 10Th OF September,
1873, attempted and pretended to r,tify the
Socallcd compromise, but the said meeting
and action OF the Board of Supervisors were
unauthorized, irregular and Illegal, and were
afterwards so held and decided toy the Circuit
Court of sand county that your petitioner at
the instance of numerous other tax payer, of
the county commenced action against the
Bn1rd cot Supervisors and the Chairman and
Clerk, to rnion and r, strain the issue, eXecu.
ton and delivery of sad bond, \ temporary
r & a. l.. Q 4
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-06-04
Fifty Thousand Acres Of school Lands
Due the state Of Wisconsin.

In this Congressional District it
is not "the STYLE" as in other parts
of the State, for Republican papers
to be frequently burdened with ar
ticles reciting the deeds and merits
of their representative in Congress !;
we prefer to let the M. C's record
speak for him, and the people to
Judge for themselves. Hon. }. Allen
Barber, having declined to be con-
sidered the candidate for reelection,
however, we feel at liberty to incl
dentally state that, beyond doubt,
no representative from Wisconsin
possesses in n greater degree the
confidence of his constituents. There
is not we believe in the District a
man Of any party who entertains the
least doubt of Mr.. BIS official integ-
rity and faithfulncss to the public
interests intrusted to his charge.
True he has not made bombastic
speeches, had them printed and cir
culatcd among the people; but the
members who make the speeches
are not always the most efficient or
Industrious.
On reading the proceedings of
Congress during the time Mr.. B.
has been member it will be found
that few if any have been more reg
ular in attendance, and none more
uniformly recorded as voting right.
AS evidence of his industry and ac-
tiyity in looking after the interests
of the people we invite attention to
the following dispatch from Wash
ington received in Milwaukee a few
days ago:
Hon. j. Allen Barber has made a discovery
''S' ""i- i"0 i,-",s W wy ',"'o w. ,o'' ''.
s1H'' '','"'' "",u WI P'pNI ~ '',',''',,
N","I ~ Wv e,"'' "a "lslo!'S'''' gu
nv =" N"''~ ''D,' '" WY ~ i.'"' F", '"'S nav
iH' ,"e SuPl"l' " SI""'.N W Wy 3'','n' ''''e
township, or fractional part OF each town
ship, for which no land has been appropriated. !
the following quantities: For each township /
OF u'''"uG' par ,"'l'o' '",i'"ll,"~ -lv"'''
quh'N ~ '''" 'n"" '"''' t'"''"H VI "n Vn
'lu vow - va, 't,','' ~ ,'','' ,''"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-06-04
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE, !
Dodgeville, Wis, May %, /

bouStNllL " L., May -, -
The County Board of Supervisors
of Iowa county convened in special
session and was called to order 10y
the clerk at > o'clock =. NJ.
The clerk submitted the following
request upon which he had called
this meeting:
70 OyrjRe Strong, Co,o,g Cisrk
We, the undersigned, members Of the Board
of Supervisors OF the County Of Iowa. hereby
request that You call a special meeting of the
Board OF Supervisors, to meet at the Court
House, in the village of nnd-evilc, on the
S5,h day Of May, A. u, lisa, ut | o'cloyk T.
NJ uf said day, for the pNrpoSc of completing
the loan from the State aud general business.
JOHN IT, VIVIAN.
JAS HEATH,
JOHN CLoNNEN.
kEARTuN COATES.
WILLIAM BAINBRIDGE.
WILLIAM B. PARKINSON.
!. l.. JONES
BENJAMIN ELAN,
JOSEPH BENNETT,
On motion of Campbell, Coates
was chosen chairman pro TEN.
On call OF the roll the following
Supervisors answered:
Are n, q. c, Alrjgs; Clyde, John
V. Persons; Dodgcyi,lc, Benjamin
Elan; Dodgeville village, Joseph
Bennett Highland, f. &. Good>all:
Highland village, {. {. David; Lin
d II. Kearton Coates; Alitlm, VIM.
cambridge; Mineral Point, Wm B.
Parkinson Mineral Point City, Ist
Ward, John Clowney; ID Ward,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-06-04
SECOND DAYS SESSION.

Tuesday, May Doth, 1874.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Roll called, all the supervis-
ors present except Steensland.
The journal was read and ap-
proved, The following report was
received,
To tie honorable Board of Super
cisorS Cf Io,ca county, VS.:
The Committee on Claims to whom
was referred certain bills have had
the same under consideration and
instructed me to report back the
same with sundry recommendations
as per the schedule herewith re-
turned. Respectfully submitted,
j. Ii. VIVIAN, Chm.
May 26th, 1874.
Said report was then taken up,
considered 10y item and disposed of
as follows:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-06-04

We further recommend that the sum
of St 90 be paid to, Geo l. FROST, clerk
of this committee, for two DAYS services
at this session.
JoHS H VIVIAN,
W l., LINCOLN, Com.
L, b. GooDsELL,
Adopted
DR.. Vivian in the chair.
At the request of the committee
on Tax Claims, the petition of Jos.
Schatier was laid over until next
meeting of the board.
Meigs introduced the following
resolution:
WHGNEAs, Many of the towns in this
county own tax certificates OF sale on
certain lands now, therefore, be it. by
the Board of Supervisors of Iowa coun-
~, Wisconsin,
Resoloed, That in such eases where
the county holds other and later certiti>
Gates OF sale on the same tracts Of Ian :.
the town holding such former certificates
may purchase the certificates 20 held by
the county, as aforesaid, a, their face,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-06-04
PROCEEDINGS

Of the May Session of the Co. Board Of
Supervisors of iowa County
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-06-04

CHRIS Kessler, Clerks Fee Bill 40 81 In full.
Orvilic Strong disbursements, IL 80
Thomrs Clark eek, whitewashiag, 80
VIM lands, Sherif's Fee Bill, 1876 30
Nv Van Duyn, state vs.. fitzpatrick 90
Joseph G. Dasey repairing, 23 %
George Crawford, printing, q 30
Peck & Crawford, " 10l rs =
A. s. Hearn, II 10
II Conuaugh ION State VS. Jas.Jewel, 7o2 642
sam' Thomas, . O.kirkpatrick,7 SO in full
J, Benoir, 23l3 :.
- " 80
A. Campbell, conveying insane to :,
samT Thomas. State vsJ ~ walrich 5 IS :"
10 Cushmnn Jas. brooks II "a $50
Thos patehvld, ." /" 50 in full
D N. Davies. repairing, 500
w. ii Bennett, printing, 10 90
Peck X CIR W ord, adv. tax sale of'I4, 343 %
W. ii Bishop, conveying Insane
to Asylum, 90 80
wv Van Duyn, arresting DR. Vivian 8 90 %
Chas. Reeve State vs.. AcGregor, ct al, ~
H.Neidecker& Co. Assessment Rolls, 80 80 :.
James Peters, repairs md materials, 90
REPORTED BACK WITHOUT RECOMMENDATION
Bill No. GA, F.A.Reuter, state VS. IL Niver, Al l6
Bill No, els H. Fl nnery, AZ Is
Coates moved to allow in full.
Lost.
Elan moved to reconsider, which
prevailed.
Goodsell moved to refer back the
schedule of bills to the Committee
for further action. Lost.
On motion of Lincoln said bills
No. GA and 6l5 were allowed in full.
Bill No. 664, Henry & Smith, pro-
fessional services and expenses, $3.50,
was ON motion of Vivian laid over
until the next meeting of the Board.
Bill No. GS2, J. O. Cushman, State
VS.. John f. Morgan, S5.T, recon-
mended to be disallowed for want Of
items. On motion Of Bennett the
recomme ndation of the Committee
was concurred in.
The following report was re-
ceived:
Financial report of the Superin-
tendents of the Poor, May %, 1874.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-06-04

$tj52l y $500 l2
All of which is respectfully submitted,
JosrPH BENNETT,
joins l.. JoNEs,
D. HUNBERr
On motion of Bennett the report
was referred to a select committee.
Committee-Goodsell, Heath and
Baiubridge. -
The following report was re-
ceived:
The committee to whom was re-
ferred the petition of Joseph Blake
has had the same under considers
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Coachnnen.

4 SINGLE man, who understands his business
~ Thoroughly excellent wishes situation
COACHMAN. Cali on or address j. b.. ii Last 21th-st
TOACHMAN, ASSISTANT GARDENER, &c.
~ by aged u With good recommendations; can
sd hOres conutTyi also ms cattle assist
gardening. lawn &c CAL at 1873 West llhst 6thaye
COACHMAN or GR0OM-A young man who
~ understands the and OF horses thoOub also
carriages would act would Ike place in
family; furnish reference Can be at
Mesf3 ErnalWaH.
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Amnsenenis.

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T'HE EVENT OF 1874
GRAND opENrNo
Il. r. BARNUMs
GREAT ROMAN HIPPoDRoME
Asp
GEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE.
THURSDAY EyESNG. APsIL ~ Ar IA O'CLOCK
TIE LAeessr PLACE OF AMUSEMENT ~ ruE wonrp.
OCCUPYING TIM EvrRE 1Iock norSpsp NJ MApIsoS
AND FoURrn-Ayts kE l, ASD f"hSfr
h''''' ss ssi ' 65gse srt Z ,il'''' ="
B0LLARsii
The buias tsi q hdes. aga si org 200 Get 80. SO
s5 ii Asa .a..i STA res saa laea. ., .s.: = sssi 80.
% eraasr. 80 ha o.. 10 dpg 81 b esar- &c sisg .s.
b. ,d b-utfa gsrisn rh faaan, sstasy saS sess
sseorasd 80 s.sss l,ss, A. sA,n l,'s ssI .,r,'s '
asp Inc l''s' .a'', 20, As az ha,is 80, Az Sc ~ -
~ sst sas %, ma .is se 10 ,f nos.hf g.a,.s,a y.
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IN IHg WORLD
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tvrye aggassnyr,rlos ~ flis KINGS sssgnoas AMI
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WARRIORS CLAD n JsTEiRp ARnoa
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TnB STRONG Wan Of ~ Mosp shs - 10 h"f'' ss's
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orcor ell B,loosy Is f.rB cre 90 e'at 0'rry.
- w '', FS,I ~ aSS sG.' a . Or M. valuable sl ~
sano by NJ BARSlM fem Faops for OBJ, kbuos Roa's "h
nALY's FIFTH AVENUE TlIEArEk,
~ Twenty cEh'a.' AL hr'aiuay Besn'" p oT'' ''los
MoNSITUR ALPHoNsE.
CROWDED HOUSES UkpARALLELKp kNrutEIAsM
MATINEE. SATURDAY. 81 1880
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10 -
Br5sdwar BROADWAY TfNfriR broadway
M = A. SNhLh,..s ...ttt .ttttftsff fr,pf't't
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A-tlur Miuarsr... ......stiJ Ntp IT, lllhn
OfDRIOrs SUrCtss HOugFN CROWDED
LAUGHTER tHlNbhh- 90 AffAAOsk
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DRESS TRIMMINGS.

BLACK SILK GIMPs AT Sc, Toe. i6c, ISc.' 2ee 2'c''
YARD UP ~ ,
BLACK AND CoLoRED DRESS AND CLOAK BUTTONS FULL
LINES.
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GARDENER, COACHMAN, &c.-By North
" Of Ireland Prote.tont yonng msn take Of
bor.es milk do GARDENING chores kc good eadsons Call at
CARPENTERS, 1875 West llthst., corner 6tl-Sfe
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METAL BUTTONS IN GILT, SILVER, oXIDIzED.
CORDS AND CORD AND TASsEGS.
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French Flowers.
LATEST NOVELTIES IN WREATHs, MONTCRES'
GARLANDs, &c.

YANKEE NOTIONS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, HAT AND BONNET ORNAMENTS
TOILET ARTICLES SOAPS PBRPUMEaIEs COMBS, BRUSHES
STATIONERY. &c, &C.
500 DOZEN FANS IN ALL SIZES, 25c., 35e.' 1Oc, W.
LRATRka sATCHBLs, 5Oc csc, 7Jc. soc" el' W.
POCKBT-BOOKS FROM 2jc. UP.
BELTS PaOM Use. UP
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5ituations Uanico--females

Chambermaids.
4 EMBELLISHMENTS FOR THE NEM
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWN
OFFICES, soS "a IL Nsst lhTsee9nd ST or jos ~.
Tven Thiri-aVe, Thirty oaHhs1 A.
HARLEM OFFICE No sB Pourhay hundred 'nl
and One the BkoOAd
BRANCH OFFICE No. 323 MsbngOnsL BeI door " 'ls i''
once, up 10 =. m. at regular once rsiea -
A SITUATION by "a young woman 10 90
N CHAMBERwORK and PINE WASHING; wiling and oslSns
Call az present employers $50 AAasoave Ciiy eoanuL
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Gelu Umteb-- Hlalfs.
XyTANTED-A BOY about Is years of age in
hwyers Office VIII be sure of advancement capable Al
dres. IN applicant. handwriting Box 29s2 Nesiork o.
VXANTED-AGENTS to sell the LIFE OF
CHARLES SUMNER b. Rev elias Mason full complete ana
,uthept opportunity vide-awske espVssses app"
John r. GlLks. J. c. BUTrRk A. fpnklin-st y -.
WrANTED-CANVASS for L. EDWARDS
LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES OF
CHARLES SUMNER, -. ~.
sm9 600 pages With strel Portraits and oihe
TOR. Price cloth. - 1ji sheep, ~ 10 hsFI''''''
The hook Will be ready delivery Ills week. o,,n,rv
''''hD y" IL Iniyersity-plaec, Nes'lOrk.
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GUNNER Retreats.

>~.>~~J~-~-~~--~.~~~,~~~--~~~~~
A RCHDEACON's HOTEL, Bloomfield, N j.
"A located in the bsnes part Of the town. scomm9
Bcaders good restaurant peD of shed and stable
charges moderate.
A FAMILY RES0RT.-Beautiful landscape,
~ groves drives gymnasium &c Paradise Of america
Lind A D. 1852. Send stamp iOf Tourists Guide 70 hOUND
HILL HOTEL. Northampton, Mass
VENUE HOUSE, MOrristown, New jersey
~ boarding (new Beautiful elevated
snd muketOes plenty Of
lawn and from o. churches and K station
good stGbng and Terms moderate Apply to Jerome L.
Stout, owner sid proprietor
A DRIAN INSTITUTE, lselin, Uniontown
IA n j. hour from Newlork the Phtadepha H.
Coandi ferries Frstciss accommofauons
baths gas sabng fresh mk and vegetables The house J, situated
grounds extensive Of surrounding
country Call address 80 South II Broadway
80 the In,iitute.
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Porters.

n, T
about hotel-Make fes black boots clean Windows walls
&C. upJnhd city references; will moderate Apply At
ODELLS AGENCY 100 West 3ihs, corner Broadway Inquire
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Waiters.

NEvAITER-By man, aged % years, who Is
Thoroughly all branches this country sud buroei
m engage 10 cy country best recommendations Call at CAR
pL,N,rLRis lh-.t. Gl--aye.
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ALL -ILK-CORD EDGE.
LACES.

oa.RGAINs IN YAKs THREAD. AND GUIPURBs.
PULL LINE OF SPANISH NETS IN THB NEWEST FAT
TERMS PROM S5c UP.
RPADy-nIADE sCARFs IN SPANISH BRUSSELS, DOTTED
NETS AND OTHER MATERIALS.
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AN and GROOM-Ry a SCOTCH

~ Protestant single Man, % who good groom ana an
experienced drivers carriages aDI stables In nice
useiu best
tons Call CARPENTERS 1913 West llhst, 6thav
NNANTED-By a frst-class English COACH
w address married; best Of city reference eight
in one family. Address JAMES WILLIAMS, 2Gj West 35thst
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Gitnations Uantc0-- Glales.

Clerks. Statesmen, &c.
A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT TIE UPTOWN
OFFICES Nos 54 1-2 ThittT-secobdsL 3OS West
Twentythr.t 504 Thiraye Ihrtyioarih,st at me
HARLEM OFFICE No ii Fouhaye between One hundred an
rethstS and at the BROOklS
BRANCH OFFICE No SB Washngtonst door the Post
OGce. TO ,. m, st regular office rates
NTANTED-A SITUATION as SALESMAN
w in the Wholesale retail jewely business i've years ee'
Renee best Of Address for three days o. NJ $40 BoHeiy
w as SALESMAN or CLERK with CORN MERCHANT could
take the Of farm thoroughly Understands tue care OF
references Call between aud O'clock address H.
g.. 342 West fOth-st
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TNnERGARNIENTs

LADIES' UNDERWEAR, SUITS, DRESSES, WRAPPERS. &C.
INFANTS OUTFITS COMPLETE LACE CAPS, BoNNETS
CLOAKS &c.
ALL wHALEBONB CORsBTs 40c. I5c., Soc. 65c., roc,
Use, Soc, 81 UP.
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Farmers.

FARMER, GARDENER, &c.--A respectable
Protestant mdilessed srni man understands al tns OF
can good oDELIs AGENCY 100 West
JIth.si, Broadway.
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HANDKERCHIEFS.
LADIES HBMMBD, Sc, &c., loo" llc'' I%c' up
GENTS HBMhBD. 15c., 1Se., zoe. up.