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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-20
FOREIGN NEWS.

The German Rechstag yesterday by unau-
in1ous vote reelected Herr Forkenbcck presi-
dent. 1t is now denied that the vocuf We'd
nesday, by which the bank bill was referred to
committee, was government defeat. The
result is said 10 have been actually III accord
ance with the wishes of the government. which
sought to brlug the pressurcs OF the majority
to bear to induce the federal council to change
its attitude 10 regard to the bill under cousld,.
Grafton. -
A dispatch from London states that the OBJ
iect of the Journey of English bishops to Rome
is to obtain permission to pursue an iniepend
eut course 10 case the British government
should seek to restrict liberty Of ac:ion Of the
Catholic clergy. They will represent to the
Pope that they wish to respect the laws OF
England, and cannot bIindly accept such reg
uIatious as are imposed on continental bishops.
The Kammergericht Estate court at BerIiu
for the consideration of government cases. has
disaowed the protests Of Count Won Arnim
against the refusal of the court, and which re.
leased him from his first imprisonment, to re-
fund him his bail, and also against his second
arrest The Count is allowed to take walks Of
one hour daily in company Of Il policeman.
Late adviccs from Cape Coast Castle, Africa
say it was rumored there that King Coffee, oil
! Asnantee, had been dcposed, and was succeed
ed by his nephew. This change would have
the effect Of uniting all the tribes on friendly
| footing, and restoring them to their former al
| legiauce to the King Of Ashantee.
A dispatch from AieD, Arabia, says thai
three Egyptian mcu-ot-men are biockading the
seaport of Barbcra, Africa, and prevent ship
ment of merchandise TO Alden. British
| gunboat has been dispatched to the bockadec
port.
Navigation of the river Ncva, in Russia, i:
nearly closed for the winter. Ice is flowing int.
the river from Lake Lagoda. The bay Of Crou
stadt is frozen over, and communication 10y
water with ST. Petersburg is interrupted.
Tie Carlists have again occupied positions
around Irun. They have rctakcn Oyarzn apc
cut the railway and wagon road to San ocbas
tian.
An Arabic paper says that a force Of Egyp
tians have captured Dartour, Africa, and kilIec
the Sultan.
| A dispatch from CoustaDtinople states that q
| violent storm has swept over the Sea Of Mar
mora, causing the wreck Of many vessels.
Queen Isabella, Of Spain, is about to sell her
diamonds 10 Loudon Their value is estimated
at about TWO millions Of dollars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-20
MONETARY ANDsO MMExCIAL.

Financial affairs still continue without notice
able change. money being in fair supply for e-
Ultimate purposes but scarce on the street In
New York the money market is quoted shade
easier, call loans being made nj 3e3s per cent per
annum. First class mercantile paper sells at
jaG per cent, ana second class at 8al2 per cent.
In State securities there is but little change
Vrginias are steady, with less active enquiry
consols, regular way. 574a573, with sales in Bal
tmore yesterday of $1,000 at 37a574, and con-
soils, cx-coupons closed ut 54!a55. Pceers are
offered at l6! wit As bid; old SKIES At a. with
10 bid; deferred certificates at l3 with l2i bid,
and S., 500 detrchsd consol coupons sold at 81
closing at 9la9l4. Railroad securities are some
Whist more active, with sales of 81, % o., \. y
NJ. Is at 81 end .. IL n. 4th mortgage s. at 10.
We quote:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-20

The Constitution of Kentucky provides that
any citizen OF that State who has given or ac-
cepted challenge to fight duel shall not be
eligible to any Office of profit or trust in the
State. Thomas l. Jones was elected Clerk OF
the Court of Appeal last August by majority
of sc, 600 or more 1t seems that some five or
six years ago be accepted a challenge to fight,
duel, and the Board of Canvessers have ac-
cordiDgly declared him to be ineligible.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-20

The Lynchburg News is melancholy because
in about two weeks the Legislature OF Virginia
and the Congress of the United States will as
sembe. 1t says SO long as the orators aud law
makers are at homo the country enjoys compa-
rativc peace and quiet. No salaries and per
diem is called for, and no farther Injury to the
public interests than already exists is anticipat-
ed" 1t is melancholy fact that nobody now
expects any good from legislation,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-20

The Lyuchburg News thinks that next tc
the carpet-baggers the dogs are the greatest
enemies Of the productive industry Of oul
State" and calls the attention of the Legisla
turc in advance to sheep-devouriog dogs. The
News says: "We are too poor to support the
best friends 10 the world, especially if, after we
have shared what little meat we have with
them by day, they steal at night what we have
laid by for to- morrew.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-20
expects any good from legislation,

Rev. James NJ. Haines, pastor Of the NJ. f
Church South, in Port Republic, Rockingh ham
county, died on the 18th instant lie Wa:
formerly member of the Methodist Protes
tant Church, but when the church in Virginia
united, just after the late war, with the South
ern Methodist Church, he united with the rest
Since that time he was not engaged 10 the &C
tive work of the ministry, but held only loca
relation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-20

Judge Poland, Chairman of the Congressional
Committee to Inquire into Arkansas affairs, Is
reported as having said that the new State
Government of Arkansas is acting fairly, Gov
eruor Garland is trying to do we'll, add if Smith
be declared Governor by the Federal authorl-
ties, he will have to be maintained BY Federal
troops He regards Smith, the Republican
claimant, as 6rebraud, proDouuccs his claims
worthless, and expresses the opinion that for
his sake, and the good Of the State, it is good
thing that Smith has fled.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-20

Montgomery, the colored Independent Re-
publican candidate for Congress 10 the Sixth
District of Maryland, has been arrested at
Cumberland aud held to answer the charge of
keeping his barber shop open after midnight
on Saturday. Some of his former political as
sociates are determined to punish him for his
detection from their organization.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-20

The Superior Court Of Cincinnati decides
that a mistake as TO age, not fraudulent, in an
insurance policy, does not yitiate the policy,
but is subject to correction even after the death
of the assured and the beneficiary can then re-
cover the full amount,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-20

REM RKS.-We nave 10 change to note IN
Flour receipts during the week have been mod
crate with but little demand the market closes
dull and dropping. Wheat has been active ali
the week, and prices advanced 9 10 &c on the
better grades, the market closing active and
firm; offerings to-day Of $40 bushels red, with
sales ct lis, l20 and Us for good, prime and
choice lots Corn opened active, with stiff
prices towards the close the market gave way,
closing duh ut a decline OF to &c on old, and 2
to &c on new samples offerings of ia bushels
mixed, with sales at - and 81 for new, aud ~
and % for old. Rye is in good demand. with
light receipts. Oats have been very firm during
the week. but towards the close prices are Off lc;
sales to day at 81. The total offerings OF Grain
on Change for the week ending to-day were:
Wheat 1878, Corn $685. and Oats 696 bushels.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-20

The Commissioner Of Agriculture says that
the demand for sem-tropica fruits for expert
ment in the Southern States is beyond the
ability Of the Department to supply. The
Chinese tea plant is especially in demand, and
many thousands of young plants have been dis
tributed during the past year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-20

The New York Sun thinks it would be a
very wholesome event if Jeremiah S. Black
should be elected to the Senate Of the United
States from Pennsylvania His appearance in
the Senate would be like briug back the Old
days Of its greatness.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-20

T. Broadhead Erwin Douglas and DR.. Shot
well, were arrested by a U. 5. Marshalin Abe
marie, last week, for illicit trathsklog 10 wbiskey
and taken to Richmond.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-20

The dwelling Of Mr. James NJ. Hart, near
Apple Grove, in Louisa county, was consumed
by fire on the 18th instant. The house was a
brick one and valued at $4,000; insured tor
50, 900. The other day fire at Orange I. d.
Gcstrovcd the kitchen of the Orange Hotel.ej
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-20

Yesterday, 10 the City Court of Brooklyn,
two opinions we're delivered 10 the matter of
the appeal from the decision of Judge Nelson,
who denied the application Of Beecher' coun-
sci for bill of particulars aud specifications OF
the charges alleged against him by Tilton.
Judge Reynolds sustained the decision of Judge
Nelson, aud Judge McCue diSsented, holding
that Beecher is entitled to the bill Of partlcu.
lars asked, and that by granting it Tiltou' In
terests would not be impaired. Judges Neil
son and Reynolds constitute majority of the
court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-20

THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS DR. Ruffner' forth
coming report gives an important and Interest
lug account Of the public schools OF the State
for the past year. Thirteen thousand more
children were enrolled in the schools last year
than the year prcceding-thus retrieving the
loss of the previous Year, aud gaining 100
over the attendance of any previous year. The
gain in the counties is very great, there having
been loss In the cities Of !, I3t, making the
gain in the counties nearly 5000; and the
gain of plumbers during the past year Is rela-
lively greater with the blacks than with the
whites. The number of pupils enrolled in 1873
was 100, S59-whites, lis, 2G3; colored, 1896
In 1874, l73,S75-whites, l,7S9; coored,
52,OS6 School population between five aud
twenty years, 436, $40 whites 259, 500;
colored, l77,3l7. Number of public schools
in the State, 5000 ,90S for whites, and 994
for colorcd.
The cost of the public schools for current ex-
penses was 1878, AS ~; for permanent improve
ments, 1871 ,S44 SO-making total of 81 ,004,
99O.02 for all purposes Which amount was
received. from State funds, S456, 262 81 local
taxation, $454, pa 50; Peabody fluid aud pri-
vate donations, 1914 1926. The cost per
month for each pupil in average attendance,
Sl.62-in cities, 81 SO; in couuties, S.55.
The number of teachers employed is 3. 962-
white males 2,2l0, white females 1882; color
cd males 3l9, coored females II. Average
monthly pay Of the teachers 10 cities: males,
5000; females, S45.46. La counties: males
S3l, So: females, SIS IS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-20

The Piedmont, ". Va, independent faVors
Hon. Charles james Faulkner as the Demo-
cratic candidate for the next Presidency, de-
claring that Mr, Faulkner would GRACE the
posiLou with all the houors Of true statesman
shin" .... \. a ...s4...
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-20

The Arkansas Legislature coutcmplatcs al
investigation of the election OF MIR. Dorsey tt
the United States Senate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-20

An effect of the election in Kentucky is ar
advance in the price of mules, the people bav
ing plucked up "a little Courage and gone iutl
business with some zeal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-20

Some nine or ten vessels of the United States
Revenue Marine have been assigned Stations
IN the Atlantic coast between Passport, Maine,
and HatcraS Toilet, with Instructions to afford
relief 10 such vessels as may be 10 Distress
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-20

\ baby born in London to Mrs JenkyH
formerly Miss Fox, vi Rochester spirit trapping
fame, is acted upon by splits IN peculiar
manner. 1t has developed precoclous poetl-
cal talent, writes delicious sonnets or profound
philosophical poems, ......,. ;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-20

\ pump factory is To be established at v God
stock, Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-20
Washington aud Ohio Railroad.

'''' l0"N' .:r,.;7 g.. ,a
ers' "us' oe "'s"S s'u'"!''S ~ ''''' '''N""
of that important public Improvement, as 1t
shows that with the steady perseverance and
,nva caring faith in ;ts ultimate destiny. which
mas marAeu us nau'se'nen. =" vac p'''' ~,
| very many years Will go by before II Will iu'll
the most sansuiuc expectations OF its warmcst
odnoo,,os
0u =. e. -, .too.hoia,-,
olbcc 'he 'ast lnee''"s =, ' ,a,Tn;ii' ~
Tue foau 'Hs ucc" 1I Tp0"eu ;.L -, ,nna,.
sraueu 70 hounu iii!,, WIN 'no a. .I. nl:,,
nnlsheu lot ust " 'iii' poiI, Tuu WI
p'osts ~ na,,;I, .Io rno,';,,s ~ ,ho
wa wa ha1,o hon ;noroas;no
roao nave oeeu io'io ,oa -, -
they were Tor the. year IoI- Sou' 49, 49, o. o.,
1919 1000. ~
loi4 lO40l2.S2
and during the present year, if the road should
be opened no further than Round Hill, we
have no doubt the receipts vii! reach Sl20, 900.
The condition Of the road throughout rs entire
length is good The bridges have all been
thoroughly repaired, and everything connected
| with it put 10 most excellent order
There is 20 doubt that the road Will be com-
pleted before many mouths TO the loot OF the
Blue RIDGE aud that, at that point us trade VIII
be very heavy, drawing as it must necessarily
do large business from the Valley OF FlrSlnll.
The completion OF the road TO the top OF inc
Blue Ridge, will be great blessing TO our
county, and going no further, 1t Will add greatly
to the value OF Loudouu lands ana the popu-
lallon and the ready capitat OF Tue county oo'
Its greatest value to Us OF Louuoun VIII DC
Over the Ridge, when It taps inc iime quar-
rles of the valley, aud the coaI-ocdS Oh inc
Alleghanles cheap iuci ana cheap i'r'l''|er
are "iiat We nceu III A1"uu'uo o'0 10" IVY
other things. A cheap ue will enable us to
preserve our forests and TO Dullu up manuiac
tories; and cheap fertilizer will allow our
farmers some little after the expenses OF crop
raising are paid
Coal is the cheapest fuel IN the world, aud
1t will be brought 10 US alter our railroaa
reaches the coat fields, at such cheap rates,
nominal when compared with what our fuel
costs us now; and lme, Is unnqueStonaoy ne
tnc'P,s. o.' Nv, i, =" nron which i i "a be-
uSod at from ten To fifteen cents a bushel. 1t
will cost us loss even than these sm al amounts
r. n,nv n,rts of rho country they haul il
,uan,p. 6ve and thirty miles. and are glad to
oat i Lime act, like charm UPON L,udoun
lands
~ foot ovaru o;t;zon If the county should be
~ law $3.50 fs;and nf ,bn cxInnsi,n If
.L'.na1 hro,,ah ,he vaar r. the coal fields
sn,I vau roter n i shond favor The ,uhscrp
49, ,,,nn tho nort of the conntv of the 800
nom h;'h t,a will nrobahIv ask for
W. VII "r .hs ana rLe snh.crn,iou unon the
nor, of Frederick the road will be built without
difficulty to Winchester, aud then, 10 our
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-20
LEXAN.DRIA, Va.
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 20, 1874.

R, +. & p. h. R.-The torty,secoud annual
meeting of the Richmond, Fredericksburg ana
Potomac Railroad Company was held IN h'cn-
mind on "Wednesday last The President re-
rorts that for the past fiscal year the receipts
of the company have been $780, 57.75 The
txn,nses Of transportation have beea $685.
7os.73 (which includes expenses OF through
traip,) leaving balance of $l19,659. The re-
CENTS Of the company have been SAT 2S6 81
less and the expenses of transportation S4l9 ~
more than those for the fiscal year eudlug Oc'
tober |, 1878, This reduction in the receipts
of the company during the past year has been
70 some extent due to the diminished trade
and travel Of the country since September,
1873 but more, in the opinion OF the directors
20 the policy of the managers OF the Peonsyl-
vania Railroad Company as regards their inter
est in this State. During the coming year there
will be payable, if called for, more than S2OO'-
900 of bonds, due principally IN England The
Board deem it their duty to prepare to pay
nnnctually a, its maturity every bond due by
the company of which its holder may prefer
the payment to its extension, and to this end
to abstain, until it be accomplished, from any
dividend to stockholders OF other outlay which
can be avoided: All the old officers of the
Company were unanimously reelected for the
ensuing year. The road is in most prospe-
rous condition; and under the admirable man
agement of its energetic. experienced and et-
fcient President, and its other officers, is doing
good service ia the public interests through the
facilities it affords both for trade and travel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-20

SOCIAL REUNION -rhere was social sup
per at Orange On last Wednesday night, 10
honor of what is hoped will prove the political
regeneration OF the Country. As friend had
been arrayed against freud in this immediate
district, politics were strictly eschewed. We
learu that the supper passed off most pleasant
", and that Mr.. Barbour himself was one of
the guests. Gea. Hunton was Invited but
could not attend : GordonsriRe Gazette.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-20

The value of the spouges collected this sea-
son on the Florida reefs is estimated at $685.
600.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-20
MARRIED..

At Rapdsn on the the 18Th instant, BY Rev:
Mr.. Jones, J. T. .LUCkETT to Miss LUCY
PETTON. ..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-20

Corn SnUCK1SG The farmers are busiy
engaged in shuckiDg and housing their corn.
The crop 10 Stafford We learn is not shucklhg
out as we'll as was expected. -Fredeftch;sL'Fg
Herald.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-20

\ French millincr conceived the novel idea
of baving the ladies wear their hats on their
heads
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-20

Littell's Living Age for this week has been
received.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-20

LYycHBURG MARKET. Nov. 1.-THE market
is qu:et, with better receipts bu. quotations arc
unchanged Receipts Of Wheat ligAt, with
good demand white and red ll5al3O. Corn
scarce ut l0D.lO5 for old. Oats in light receipt
at 5ja6D Butter in demand 1T % 40.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-20

SUDDEN DEATH. : Mr. Woodson Campbell,
Of "Cambctou, Orange county, was found
dead in his bed Oh tuesday morning last. He
had been subject to what seemed apoplexy for
some time past, but on the night preceding his
death was uous uaiiy we'll He sat up until II
o clock making off accounts pertaining TO the
farm, aud seemed 10 hue health and spirits,
Mr. Campbell was descendant of Col. Camp
bell OF Revolutionary tame, was good citi-
zen, and kind aud atfcctloDate BROTHER
GOrd0nSrIlc GuecNe
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-20

FREDERIcKsBURG MARKET. Nov'r. 19-7he
market is quiet, with light receipts of Gram
Whe.t Sul3U for fair to prime. Corn 6osoA
Dat: 5Oa12, and Rye IOa75.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-20

A dispatch has been received at abc Navy
Department from Rear Admiral Amy com
handing the North Pacific Station, stating
that the United States steamer Saranac went
to La Paz, Mexico, to inquire into alleged
wrongs committed by Mexicans against Amer
can Interests in that section, and stating .ne
vessel is still there. 1t had been found that
the military authorities under authority OF one
Of their Judges had sezed upon a lot OF Hour
belonging to American citizens upon the grouhu
that it was not fl: for use; but it was suose-
oucnty restored. The general complaint was
that numbcrless robberes and murders we're
committed, aud DO steps taken by the proper
authorities there to ferret out or arrest the cul
prits. The Sarauac was to remain there to
protect American citizens and their Interests,
To the safe burglary trial in Washington, yes
terday, Whitley's counsel filed an answer to the
rule laid by Judge Humphreys requiring blu
to show cause why he should not be hned fol
contempt, in procuring the arrest and lmprls'
oumen, of witness on the charge of perjury,
who had testified 10 the case then pending
The answer puts the blame on Harrington, who
said that he was acting under the advice Of
counsel Judge Humphreys directed the an
swer to be filed for future consideration, anc
made no further order 10 the case. MIR. Da
vidge, one OF the cvunscl for the defendants
said he was too upwelI to proceed with his ar
gument, and the Court thereupon adjourned
till to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-20

\ MONSTER pike was caught the other day
with net in Ripley Lake, near Bagshot Park,
in England, which belongs to the royal domain
The fish weighed thirty-ive pounds aud meas
urrd three cet ten and a halt loches in length
The eye was cxccediugly beautiful, the head
shonc like smoked mother-oi- pearl, every scale
was perfect, aud 6us as red as perch; four
black bars extended some distance from the
tail upward, giving the fish ztbra-like appear
ancc The fish is supposed to be about fifteen
years DID, LIS roe weighed 81 pounds aud con-
tai1cd 43, 900 eggs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-20
POET or ALEXANDRIA, Aoy'r. 20.

ARRIVED.
Schr Restless, Bangor, to w A Smoot. She
reports picking up tour bales OF cotton, five
boxes Of .ouncco AID box OF canned goods at
the mouth OF the PotUmac-supposed 10 belol.g
10 the cargo Ct the lost steamer Loulsans.
Schr Uncas Norwich, to American Con! Go.
Schr Lot.ie Kots, New York, by } ? Agnew.
SAILED.
Steamship John Gibson, New York, By Hooe
s Johnston.
Steamer Express, Baltimore, by Jos Bro Ter;
& 20.
:chr + Sampson, Boston, by Hampshire
and Baltimore Coal CO.
Schr Mary a Hood, New London by Amer
lean C"ai Co.
schr Mary Z McHa!e, Providence, by }
Agnew.
MEMORANDA.
Schr A Hullturt, hence, At New York lstn'
Schr L Tracy, hence, at Bristol 18th;
Schr Ida Latham, hence, at New London
18th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-20

RICHMOND MARKET, Nov. l9.-Otierngs OF
Wheat light with sales OF white At l22sl33 tor
fair to prime, and red at l2Oa3O for like q'hil:y.
Corn in limited recs p., with sales 81 % ZOE
Oats at G1a6i for Spring. There were NJ SAFES
Of Rye reported
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-20

GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET. Nov'r u
The offerings OF Beet Cattle this week reached
$50 head, i40 Of which sold vt prices ranging
from 3a5sc per ID. sheep and Lambs were IN
good supply about $40 being offered and taken
ut 44a54c per b and 3 50aS4 per head for Lambs.
Cows and Calves 3UsSGO. The market generally
WAS cutie brisk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-22

WANTBD-A DOMESTIC SALESMAN; ALSO
w young man with some knowledge Of faces.
BRADBURY BROS, 312 and 3l4 Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-22

VNANTED-A SITUATION BY A FIRST CLASS
w bookkeeper, either here or In the West best
ence. Address ", Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-22

VNANTED-A GENTLEMAN AS OUTDOOR SALES
w liberal inducements offered Apply for three
days, after 9 A. NJ, ut RICHARDSON co. " yesey
St, lights.