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Know al men by these presents. that
-, 0i -, in the State Of -, p7tne!-
Iai. and -- - and - of
IL the State Of -, ~ sureties, are held aud
Ii My bound unto the Emitted States of Americ.
IL the just and fun sum OF - dollars. lagfu
none! ct the United States 20 be pail 10 the
said United States OF America OF it, duly APP
pointed or authorized officer or off GERS: N tie
payment OF which, well and truly 70 be made
and Gone, We bind ourselves. our heirs, enecu-
tors, ~ ait1inis'r atOrs, Jointly and seyersliy
firmly b. thee presents
Sealed With our seals, and dated this - day
OF -, lS1
Ni,Icas. by an act OF Congress spproyed
June % 1874, entitled AN Act an akin, appro-
pfiatiODs for the service OF the Post OfSce De-
pSrtment for the tscsl year ending jane thir-
tieth, eighteen hundred and seventy five and
for other PURPOSES il l. provided: 18th At every
proposal for carl wing the mail shall be accom-
approved 10y posi master" in pursu ance where
o., and In compliance with the provisions of
said law, this bond " n ade and executed sinh
Jet To ali the terms, conditions, aud re NEE dies
thereon, iii the said act prOviaeI and pre-
scribed. TO accompany the siOregoing aud an
neNed prcposai OF the said --
Now, the condition Of the said obligation is
sald, shall, within such time sitter has bid il ac-
CT ted as the Postmaster General has pre-
scrlbed in said advertisement OF route No. = TO
wit, OIL or before the LIST dsy of June, 1875 enter
into a contract with tie United States of A Nor
lea. With good and sufficient sursties 10 be am
proved by the Postmaster General, TO perform
the service propO-ed in his said bid and further
shall perform sad service according To his con-
tract: then this obligation shan he void, other
wise 20 be in full force and Obliga cation in law
Ia witn5s - whereof We have hereUnto set oar
hands anG seals tbs - day OF -, Isl
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EXTRACTS FROM LAWS. ETC

TX 4 A 80 . NUN Ia 3, ETC.
OATH OF NAIL CONTRACTORS AND OARRrRRe
REQUIRED By ACT OF CONC >Rss, JUhRs, 1872
L., do sol mnly swear Tor afirm) that L
WI faithfully pc form all the duties req uired
OF me, and sbst .in from everything for hidden
post Offices and post Dads within the United
States; and that 1 will honestly and truly sc-
count for and ray over any money belon gin, TO
me said Cnitso Sta es which may come inso NV
possession or control. So help NE God.
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Witness:

COUNTY OF
On this - day OF Isl perSoualIv
appc AIRED before me and =
sureiies in TIE aiOregoing bond, to me known TO
be the persons named in said bond a. sure:ies
ana who have executed the same such. who
being 10y me duly sworn, depose snd saw and
each for himself deposes and ssys, he b A. exs-
cuted the WITHIN bond, that his place of rest
CeDce l. correctly stated therein, that he Is the
gamer of real estate worth The 81 ~ Hereinafter
set against his name over and above sll debts
due and owing by him, AMI all Judgments IN ,rt-
cages, ard executions against d in, after allow
ing sll exemptions of every character wb atsyer
the total sum thus assured Amounting TO
(S) - dollars.
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NoTR.-When the oath Il taken beforea ias-
tct OF the peace, or any other OFF FER not using
= real, except u a,e of L Ell States court
the csrtitc ate oi ht ERIK 81 y CcnrT of 2. cord
must lie added, und " biz real OF off CO. that 1ne
person Tho admin stored the oath is duly q AL
IL q a. CD officer
Dads - - GOO aud upvdTd mast b. dcoompcnted
by csttf fed check, ~, II, on SON, sslrsat "a
toHot bGHk. poydbie 20 TIE order Of ts Post
General equal 10 per cea,um ~ tss present an
hhdt Joy on fhs route; e. "a II asac scrri
net lsss fban per cen an 81 IA 7g,g r,nt n "A:
t.''d Accompanying ae jti u sad boai eroeeds
Tie proposal must be sisaed by the bidder or
bidders. ana the dste ~ signing afiN.d
Direct II Z" Sec nd Assistant P0Stt,4 Star Gem
eTal, Post Ohice Department. Washington. d.
q, marked " Proposals, State of -
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NOTB.-When the above oath is taken ha,ore
justice OF the peace or any other of oer not
using seal, except Judge OF L. ). Court,
the certificate OF the clerk Of a court OF recorI
must be added, under his al of off CO. that tina
person who administered the oath Il duly quail
Ited az such officer.
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STATE OF l
COUNTY OF - S.

COUNTY OF IS
T. -, clerk of the -, the same
being Court OF Record, do hereby certify IN AZ
- -, whose genuine signature appear to
the foregoing affriavlt, WAS, st the time OF sign
Jig the same, justice of the peace in and for
the county ana State aforesaid, duly qualified,
and that ali his Official acts as such are cnCitlei
to full faith ami credit.
In testimony whereof, have hereuuto set nv
hand a. clerk, and affixed the seal OF said
court, on this day Of -, lS7.
L. s. CTsrE
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C0H14 LOAF OYYIOD, 49, q % - ssf
- - - - 49,. sn1Ee.ee 81 - -
Ss::S; T. - +; r SST:S
tS1sessha - -
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e. Insert the names Of the PRINCIPAL and
suTetits Iva fu.l In the budy Of the baud. lso -
date The signatures 60 the bond should be Wit
messed, sHd the Certificate on the INSIDE sbould
ID. S'sne1 - q justice OF the peace. aiding hrs
CfliCls! title, 81. IL signed by a Ngtzry PSnIi.
he should EitX has seal
Know AL men by these presents. that
-, OF --, in the State of - ,,-t, -.
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BY section Is Of the act of June s, 1872, every
person employed in the postal service is subject
10 siI the pains, penalties, and forfeitures for
violation II the laws relating TO such service,
wbether he Las taken the above oath OF afr.
nation or Let.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-19

Subscribed aad sworn before me this - dsy
of -, lS
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IL TREsUPkFm COUnT0V rae DTsreI0r
L OF COLUMBIA.

DettMbr 1874. Spiral 1rDt.
McALKTKR rs 6caLIsrER,e a. No. sg. Equity
B-cket y
Ordered BY the court his 81 day Of DecembN.
1885, that the safe made and reported 10 the court
the Sd day OF December, A. D. l67t, be ratified soa
confirmed. ubltss cause 70 the contrary thereof -
shown on or before tue ID DAT OF JkNUARN, a. d.
1d5, provided Q by OF this order be printed and
published In the Nv, ming Star, newspaper printed
and published In the Oily Of Wsshineton, once IN
each OF three successive weeks next before -
d day Of January, A. ID. 1875 The report statso
the amount q sales 70 be es.Cs %. wv
true ospy-rest;
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Cereal, within the time prescribed In said al =
ve!ti-euent.
fhis TrIyssiis mod t-ifs fEE troicledss Of "a,
d'sia"ce - tie rOuf,, fss sostgk, + fAe ral % b.
CARRIE. AID cN etker particulars an referea,, %
rs roHte aEd Ssrrie,. aud, aiss. qf;sr earcfs Err
ct7isiti II tAs ldtcs ard IEStrsc.sOas ATTACKED to
aGrerftsesseHG u ndil ssrrtce.
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Is EnTERkD INTO AND SERVICE BsgAN
SkC. 252. That 10 bidder for carving the
na!l- shall be released from bis ohli gaton un-
Ger his bid or proposal, notwithstanding an
award made 20 a lower bidder. until a contract
for the designated service sh al have been Il ly
eNecut d 10y such lover bidder ard his sureties
and sccf pied, and the service entered upsn by
the contractor 10 the satisfaction of the Post
master General.
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sfCTloSs OF THE ACT OF CONGRESS "To BE-
visK, CoNsOLIDATH, AND AMEND THE star
CTts RELATING TO The Posr OFFICE DE-
PAkT@snT.' APPROVED JUNE 8, ISL
Tie Postmaster Gt neral requests that bid
ders, guaIan:crs, sureties, and all persons con-
cerntd, or intending to bs concerned in mail
contracts, Will rtfnily read and critically ex-
anime the abstract of laws here presented a d
also the forms and instructions at the end of
THIS advertisement, in oroer that bids may be
mace AID liabilities assumed understandirg civ,
and that all misapprehensi or cause of com,
plant hereafter may be avoided.
Poetn asters are required to make themselves
familiar with these laws and Instructions that
they may be able to inform and direct others
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h TIKI suPREaE goggroF THE DISTRICT

Ho.dtHE SPeciaJ Tsgna- N0esn1be- s4fA, l1.
In b. esss Of IN Patch. administrator. Of BOB
KIT ". Adds, q ceased, the Aiu,inis r.tsr
Aforesaid has. with the epprObsti q me su pre- u.s
Cor Of TIE District q Columbia AZORES .Id az
pointed TUESDAY. Eecember 22i, A ID. IS7S Tor
the bnal sett sut and alton q the per, opsl
ate Of said dscessd aud OF the assete In hand =
fes as the same have been cslectea turned tueo
money when " here ell IN. CT dlIors ana astrv
OF said decreased are notified 70 attend, with thsir
Claims properly yO1ched, or th-y may Otherwise nv
lss he txcudei from ali benefit fn said deoe ssedi
estate: P,octdsd, copy % this order be publshsd
previous "a tie said dsy. T-et:
novfs-s,t' A. WEBSTER, Register OF wilma
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cne mOntpeIier Female huusae Association.
CHARTERED ~ tbe Legislature q Virginia and the
circuit court VI OrsEse county, proposes, by a
stTios OF Grand Cir Concerto, esfs bsb aud en-
Coz Homo for the Old, Intirm. aud Destitute
Ladies 81 Virginia Montpelier, the former F,si
3enC- OF Pr.eiceut james Mscison.
The Associative II under the control q efzhr
trustees. siX % whom sect.d tssnLiaIly b. the
stock holders and two appointed blythe Governor Of
Virginia.
keuittances Tor tickets MAJ De mscs b. express
Ere-psh, pOst-ofiioe mousy order on Washington
ID. U. or hT reainiertd letter. -ddras.eh 20
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Reference, % peTuissisa: H.. fxcelisDcy, la
ktmeer, Governor OF We; His krcellenoF, an.
teT1 4. " slkeT, FL Governor q Va; Hon Rsbe~t
Aiib.rs, Lisut. Governor OF Va aud U. 8 sem
sfor eject; Hon. Robert ". ughes yuds. Fsstsrn
pistrtct OF We: senstors AID Members Of CousreG
IRON Virginia.
For fell particulars, testimonials, &C., ssnd
cfrcr
Address Hen. JAues 8aRRcUR.
PresT 81. y. y. A, AleraLxria. ya
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PRIOE W TICKETS

Nunber or Tickets, 100, ooe.
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W.T.
Tractors.
SIC as. That TO postmaster, assistant post
master, or CLERK employed in any post Office,
shall be a cont aciO' or concerned ia a contract
fer carry ing the NAL.
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FORM OF PROPOSAL. BOND, AMI GER
TIFICATE.

ONCE address -, county Of %, STATE
Of -, proposes to carry the mails OF the
United States, from July 1, 1875, to june 80,
1877, on route No. =, between - and
-, State Of t., under the advertisement
Of the Postmaster General, dated October 4,
1874. with CELEBRITY, certainty, and security %
Tor the annual sum Of - dollars; and IL this
proposal . accepted he Win enter inso contract,
Nth suzetss 70 b approved b. TIE PoStmastes
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POSED, FOX DELINQURNCIEs.
SIC. 2G6. That TIE Postmaster General NAV
make DEDUCTIONS from the pay OF coBtr sectors
Tor failures TO perform service according to
contract, and impose fines upon them for other
CelirqucDcies. He may ded act the price of the
Gip fr all cases where the trip is not perfor med
and lot exceeding three times the price IL the
failure be occaSi0ned by the fault OF the con
tractor OF carrier.
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FAILING CONTRACTORS GUILTY OF A MTsDy-
AEANDR.

no PAY TO BE MADE UNTIL CONTRACTS ARE
EXECUTED.
SEC. 25S. That no person whose bid for carry
ing the mail is acce pied shall receive any nav
un ii he has executed bis contract according to
law and tie regulations or the Department
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The Postmaster General has no pcloer under
he ido to release bidders and contractors and their
sgTeiics from th,ir liabilities the allegation of
real or supposed mistakss IF any kind az nakiao
proposals. He particularly requests hat. before
bidding, the fullest t-sqtiry oGsd taUts lQGtion be
made in regard 10 III. route, distance, ssrUice,
toe,Sht Of mails, cost IF stock, feed and AL er-
peT:es e5iSting and likely TO d9riag the con-
tract term and NTH due consideration Of the
quenees imposed by IoW on deIinquents
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CONTACTS CANNOT BE ASSIGNED NoR TRANS
PEEKED.
SIC. 21l. That no contractor for Transporting
the mail within or between the United States
GnC any foreign country shall assign or trans
ter lis contract, and all such assignments OF
transfers shall be null and void
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Leave Wildwood daily. except Sunday, At

Leave wildwood daily, except Sunday, ct
Arrive st summit Point by 10 a m;
ds S t IN foint daily, except Sun
arrive At Miils cod by 9 80 m
BOND required with bid, $500.
ll42' From Paris: by Upperville, to Piedmont
station, 10 miles and back. six times q
Leave Paris daily. excep, Sunday. ..a,o
an; 49, ''V
Arrive at Piedmont Station by.am:
Leave Piedmont Station daily except Sun.
Arrive at Paris by 20 % m:
Bond required with bid, 500.
ll42S From Winchester to white Hall. 8 miles
and back, twice aweek.
leave winchester Monday and Thursday
Arrive at White Hall 4sopm:
Leave White Hall Monday and Thursday
Arrive AT Winchester by 7 3opm.
Bond required with bid, slJ0
1142z From Winchester, by Gs,psho,orch
Acorn Hill, Bloomery wv. Va), and
ksof Capon, to Paw Paw, 80 J. miles
and back, twice a week.
Lssse winchester Tuesday and Friday at
Arrive at Paw Paw by 6pm;
Lesre raw Paw Wednesday and Saturday
arrive a. Winchester byGpm
Bono required with BID, $500
Aif<S from Winchester, by Mount Verpon Tan
LeFy, Lockout, Mountain Falls and
ureVel Springs, to Paddy's Mills 10
miles ana back, twice a week
Aes'e winchester Tuesday and Saturday
at IN;
arrive at Paddy's Mills by I'm:
Leave Patdy's Mills TUESDAY and Satur
day at L - . N;
arrive 81 Winchester By 6pm.
Bond required with bid $500
Ills rom Winchester, by HsyheId, Back
GTeek valley, CapOn Bridge, Nv. Val
daE2 inS Rock, Pleasanr Dale and Bar,
Ieusyilie, 10 hOmDey, 10 miles and back.
three times a week.
Leave Winchester Monday, Wednesday.
and Friday at 9 a ~;
AfIlVe al Romney b. 30p u;
Leave koDnty Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at am;
Arrive st Winchester by @ 80 n m
Bond required with bid, $500.
llsjO From winchester, by Rock EnOn Springs.
70 CapOn Springs, II y miles and bsck
ak times gsek, from 18th June to 30th
september only in each wear.
Lesve winchester daily, except Sunday
st33G ~,
Arrive at Csfon Springs by SSOpm;
Leave CapOn Springs daily, except Sum
day, at n;
Arrive at Winchester by GAM
Bond required with bid SIOO
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Dbie Maiiel,irenl,p.

semeiu I1riebr man bieb Der r5trap@ot=
tes fir ben WioertpiIeir Der Mer5der,
sesen ben @ottesFrieben su. Bnn baau
figten lib aud balo Sic 3normanniIben
@roBen unoH meter brang oann ser
@ottes frieoe ii6er's: Meer nod ENGLAND,
nno i'm Often nod 0eutldluno, funo8iele
fii9ten li6 ibm.a .ss3 ..gs4. r;s., .s,rssaz
Gtwa,1 ,1fiinsis Sabre . nadber auf Der
9roben misunderstanding su Glermont
in Trantrei0 QO95) lpo ser erlte Greli=
iug na6 Dem gelobten 9anbes beidlnKen
pero, .iprod,ber Yeplt Urban II. iiber
s(le, Die :.bem @ebnte bes @ottes frieocns
ungeboriam Ieien, bengann aug. 0omals
iuaro oie 9auer bes. 6rieoens nod err
'ueitcrt; oenu in hen 6aiten Dor Oitern
bis gum Nufyange Der @nnne am Mon=
tage na6Yfinsiteu io!le iiberbaupt INNER
Der @pttesfrieoe maltsn, ebenl 10 an ollen
'Teittasen Der STRIDE. Geiitlitbe, M6nhe
un0 Nonnen, 8eber uno &inoer, Yil=
ger uno &aui iIeute uno @aeenfiibrer,
56iere por Dem gSo9en unb ouf Der
Weioe lollten INNER Grieoen baben i'm
lle6ri9en aber luaro Die 3eit pon Mitt=
mods @onnenunter9ang bis Mtontogs
5onnenoufsang fef9ebalten.
3war 1T Der @ottesfrieoe nidt inlmer
trcu beobaftet poroen, o6er bod lit er
Elm 2idt in ounfler 3eit unb belueist, oob
Die 8iid6fe jener 3eit i6re id6ne Wuf-
gobe nidt uergaben, bur6 ibre 9eiItise
W}a6t benz @Aipaden uno Nlrmen uno
Bebrloien Elm @d)irm uno @0ub su jein
ge9en Die ilbernd6tigeGault oer9)ed6ti9en
Der. Grbe.
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Tten fpmnllc cn.
&C e,rpIattbutId II 8.erteII5e

GcMpla bittfd 8ertellIel
Is. 0e llrmafcr ncim n,1 en- @los fort
sluge, I'LL laS bcn 9fameu, De in DC lire gra<
wccrt mas usllbert Scllerbins." r9Sat" !" Jag
DC anncrc Wann, be in Den 2aocn iros, vlu~
bert Selcrbin9? Sat is mwn Smoagcr, be
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iein Wleiter! 80. San, bat is iiene lire =!
y91cnlf" Jag 1c to sans, umoa bas Ou DC lire
frieagen?" >? SIT IS miene ire" itoSOeroe sans,
voat is mienc lire, GIN III, De lire pier!" g}n
gam ct @pettatcl I'M en- g0ann leip I'M boll
cn |ollcibicncr. Sans babbe ipul puf, Sat
III bat 9orp en- llrmoter lpucnoc, o,pcr be mus
mig, bot out De aaupmann boa wucnbe, ben
lien @iao f6r en Soar itoulcn was I'M met bat
DC &ieber met be mitte 8nrc oil em f6rbi jast
mos.
Zoe cnbe titmp in he ,ei9f!e Numn,cr.)
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-M Infer 8. Oft. 0rrMe tfdild
Merfur" ,ueilt oorauf bin, baB Der erit'
5oote iuelber bier in's Gipiljtapos=
Tegilter ein9etra9en tpuroe, elm SeluItcn=
poter 1T, Der ein5ise Ser Yotres, ,uel6er
onf 1einem idon ieit Sabren gcbiiteten
&ronfenlager Ssriid9elaiien wuroe, Der
am |. Oftober. peritorbene p. 9oan.
- 9os Sci l6enf, mel6es ber
Foplt Dem neubefebrten Morquis Of
Mipon gema6t Fat, be ltebt, Dem r6mi=
l6en Seri6teritatter Ser Morning Yojt
iufol9e, aus einem pro6tpollen Cruelty.
9le 6iaur BEG @efreu3igten unb Die
Yersierun9en fno bon @ilber unb oas
Yieoeital entbdlt cine duBerf foitbore
Heliquie.
- v9ie dlte iten 2eute." 8ebufs Der
@renSregulirlrng zines @runotiides inn
Oorfe 8. an Ser Oit tleefii ite- 10 l6reibt
man Der ~M. g." aus SiegenDof bonn 25.
D. M.-lpor es n0tbig, ba 9ofumente
feblten, Die dlteten 2eute bes 9orfes al
nernebmer, I'M toom69li6 aug beren Su-
genoerlnnerltngen Mnbaltspunfte surGnt=
l9eioung Der itreiti9en Troge gu erbolten.
Der 9fe6tsantpalt, tpel6er Sic @a6e bes
sfld9ers fii9rte, ,panbte li9 besbolb an
ben S6llsen BON $. nit Dem @rl rlu6en, |
ibm oie Ramen Der dltel ten Yer1onen beg
9orfes 8. 5u nennen. Ser @9ulse er=
>uieoerte ie6r bolb barauf; ST. beoaure,
Dem 9errn &e9tsanpalt ni6t oieneu gu
f0nnelt oa Die altefen 2ellte bereits ale
9eltorben ,pdren."
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Neuc SIacntett i!

:. Sn s an tom, s., baben: :uir foIaenbe
Serren gu ssenten bes uSDio @aiienf freuno"
ernannt: .,... = ....
SIR bic ct. .SoicpDs<@ <@emeinbe: @. ..8iirqer;
Glr Die 81. .StepbanS- -6emeinbe: 8.S.Gif i'd r.
9Sir bitten uniere riifltanoigen slbonnenten
III 9amiltoll nun redt balb bas 8lott an einen
Der senannten Serren besablen gu iuollcu.
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Ma,ll 6ftrein,

-, Na,ll Gftrein, N y.
Mtarbauer, 8tlbbauer & @eraoloer.
1920 @reenupsStr, nabe oer ct. solepBsfir6e,
aetterbor $40, eouinstom, ap.,
perfertst @tdre, Sabernatel, saneln &C. it, ieben
beltebt9en Stple. Cine @nspabI uerbiebener 9lane
tbetls bier unS tbeils in 9etf9 9lanb assefiibrt ez
gen 1tets sar Mrf6t Sa. Q043
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Q{Seaane tG>n.

Cure ltcberrode fit oieien gSntcr faufcn iuol(t,
fra9t an in Oeln Stem 9ort &Iciberz @ei61ft.
Oic @aaren iueroen NIT @er9niiaen aeseiat,
bomit sSeber 8eralcide AM iellen fann. Nie>
mano lollte bcriaumcn, bic i00nc Nusiuabl
bon Siiten uno aappen, llnterbelnben uno So
len, iuollene nno peibe Selnnel1, gctridte Sa<
den ,,no Softer su ic9cn. +.
Sfe>p Dprf &lci6er GefDGft,
stuei SDiircn untcrDalb Geo. @iicliten's ncuem
Storc, &omeroD, 8.
The New York herald., 1874-10-01

Id < WET SSH sT.-A YOUNG GIRE AS CHAM
IIC bermaid and waitress in "A private family
boarding house. or as nurse good city reference. Cali
The New York herald., 1874-10-01

Xxx EAST S2D ST, RING FOURTH BELLA RE.
IcC specnble Young girl as chambcrmaId and wait-
ress Is wning TO make herself useful good city
The New York herald., 1874-10-01

XIX EAST 18TH ST., BETWEEN AVS. A ANDR-A
cic neat tidy young woman cook; undGrstan nds
baking; no objection to assist with washing best city
The New York herald., 1874-10-01

1SA EAST sSrH STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG
LOU girl as chambcrmaid and would take care of
The New York herald., 1874-10-01

"a 4 2D Av., NEAR nTH ST. (RlNG FIRST BELL-
1T respectable woman IS good cook will assist
family
The New York herald., 1874-10-01

171 SD AVA RESPECTABLE GIRL AS GOOD
I r COOK, washer and ironer; objection to do
general housework IN private family good city refer
The New York herald., 1874-10-01

a Sn WEST Esd ST.-Two REsPECTaBLE YOUNG
II LCU girls; one as competent cooS and has oblec-
non to assist with the washng the other chamber
maid ana waitress Can be present employers,
where they can be highly recommended.
The New York herald., 1874-10-01

O2Q WEST 18TH ST., BETWEEN 7TH AND sTn
ACO avs rear house.-A respec table young girl
good cook exec ent baker and laundress; city refer
ence from last place.
The New York herald., 1874-10-01

7E7 WEST 5lsr ST., TOP FLooR.-A YOUNG GIRL
IL az chambcrmaid or to take care OF children ;
city reference.
The New York herald., 1874-10-01

C21 EAST 4isT sT.-As FIRST CLASS COOK IN A
AOf private family only private families need ap
ply best reference. Can be tor two days.
The New York herald., 1874-10-01

900 WEST IST STA COMPETENT GIRL AS
ACA good cook and baker; would assist with the
washing OF small private family, has four years city
reference but good family that Keeps help long
need aDply
The New York herald., 1874-10-01

400 9TH AVA RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS
LOO nrst class cook; willing to assist with washing
or 20 to the conntry; good reference
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-12-04
Almost a Tragedy at Keene.

Ga Monday night at Keene, Mrs. II.
A. Bills heard some one enter her house
at about O'Clock, and Immediately gave
an alarm to the neighbors that burglars
were there. Among those who respond
ed TO her call was Gen. s. G. Griffin who
armed himself with revolver. A
match was struck, which revealed the
burglar at the end of the ball, to whom
Gen. Griffin called upon to surrender
and explain his conduct, The man said
not a word, and on being called upon
the second time and still making no re-
spouse, but making some movement as
if to fire pistol, Gen. Griffin fired his
revolver and instantly sprang upon the
intruder and threw him down, where be
lay as if dead This was the crisis. On
lighting up the burglar was found to be
F. II. Reyes, brother of Mrs. Bill and
boarder at her house, whom she supposed
was in his bed in another part of the
house. Fortunately the ball from Gen
GriffiD's revolver struck Keyes in the
breast and glanced off without serious
injury but it was very narrow escape
Moral, don't get "balmy " nor be ouI
late nights.