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Litchfield enquirer., 1874-02-12

BUcHAN's CARBoLIc BALM OINTMENT IS a very remarkable Fsmily Slave. It cures astonish everybody. Contains no grease, aud washes off without soap. It is trans parent, like currant jelly. For all the purposes of Family Slave it is without an epual 13 lY.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-02-12

The Ladies of Litchfield will do we'll to call at Mrs. H. M. Baldwin's Millinery and and Fancy Goods Store and examine the new and elegant Perfume Crystoline De France, only 35 cents per Roll.
 N. B. This is not liquid. Mrs. H. NJ. Baldwin, Sole Agent 36 3m.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-02-12

About One-third the price of the originals. For any one of the Reviews, .$4 co peryr. For any two ofthe Reviews, ......... 700 For any three of the Reviews. ,........10 % For all four of the Reviews. ,..........120 % s - For Blackwood's Magazine. ..sv... 400 For Blackwood and ono Review. :. % '' ~ For Blackwood and any two Reviews, 10 % '' For Blackwood and three Reviews. IS % $ For Blackwood and the four Reviews, 15 OO G
 Postage two cents a number, to be prepaid by the quarter at the office of delivery.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-02-12
CONNECTICUT TRAINING
 SCHOOL,
 For Nurses.

Arrangements have been made with the au- thorities of the State Hospital in New Haven, for the establishment of School for Training Young Women who desire to fit themselves for the position of professional nurses.
 Many of the physicians and other leading men of the State are interested in the success of the enterprise, and desirous of securing for tho sick in private families and pnblic institutions, skill full and accomplished nurses.
 The Profession Is An Honorable One much for women as that of medicine for men. It is the hope of the founders of this school, that women of devotion and education, will give themselves, here. as they do in England and Germany, to this useful work, which, while involving some personal sacrifice, amply repays in interest, and secures Sufficient Support.
 The school will possess many advantages, a thorough course of instruction is planned and the graduates will be furnished with certificates of ability which will enable them to secure posi- tions tor the care of the sick. Board and Lodg- ing will be'provided free, and No Charge Made for tuition.
 Pupils will be received from any state All desiring further information may apply to the Secretary of the Society,
 Mrs. FRANCIS BACON,
 s2 High Street, New Haven,
 454 Connecticut.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-02-12
Deaths,

At Newark, N. J., of diptheria, Jan. 16, Mary l.. Clark, aged 4.
 In Worthwhile, Jan. 31, of Scarlet Fever, Jennie Lee, youngest daughter of Lee and Mary D. Stone, aged 9 years.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-02-12
STAR LAMINA WARE

Table Shields, Plate, Water Pitcher. Tea and Coffee Pot Stands, &c. Send one dollar and re- ceive prepaid sample of this elegant and useful Plated Table Furniture round or oval. Every family needs and will buy these goods. Agents are making money. More wanted-ladies and gentleman. 434
 STAR LAMINA WARE, 80 Beekman St., N. Y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-02-12

A within and for the District of Plymouth on the 2d day of February, A. D. 1874.
 Present, Augustus H. Fenn, Esq, Judge, . On motion of Elizur Tenn, Administrator on the estate of Benjamin c. Grant, late of Ply mouth, within said district deceased.
 This Court doth decree that six months be al- lowed and limited for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims against the same to the Administrator, and directs that public notice be given of this order by advertising in newspaper published in Litchfield County, and by posting copy thereof on the public sign post in said Town of Plymouth, nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt.
 Certified from Record,
 A AUGUSTUS H. FENN. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-02-12

DARE You HESITATE, when a frIghtful cough is sowing the seeds of consumption or bronchitis in your lungs or throat, to send for the only remedy? Never was there a cough or cold that could resist the healing operation of Hale's Honey Hore- hound and Tar. Crittenton's 9th Ave nue. Sold by all Druggists.
 Pikes Toothache Drops cure in 1 min ute.
 Manufacturing the best Scale ill the world, and making it point to spare no expense in order to maintain the reputa tion acquired and during Q prosperous career of over forty years, the Messrs. Fairbanks are always full of orders. Their business thus far this year is largely in excess of the same period in 1873. Among their orders in January was one for twelve Railroad Track Scales. Last week the Company made eight hundred Scales. They also purchased for immediate de- livery seven hundred tons pig iron; but at the rate the furnances are now consum- ing iron, this amount will last less than two months. On Monday of this week they received an order from Chicago for twenty-two five-hundred bushel Hopper Scales. America leads the world ill this branch of industry, and the Fairbanks Scale is the acknowledged standard.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-02-12
BUFFALO. N. Y.. Dec, 13s IS

DUFFALO, N. IT., DeC To IoIU. Dr. #. Y. Pierce-For the past six months have used your Golden Medical Discovery in my practice, and in that time have tested its merits in severe coughs, both acute and chronic, in chronic disease of the throat, severe cases of bron- chitis, general derangement of the system, constipated condition of'the bowels, and wherever thorough Alterative or blood purifier has been indicated. In all cases I have found it to act gently yet thorough ly and effectually in removing the various diseased conditions, and bringing about healthy action throughout the system.
 Yours, fraternally,
 H. IL. HaLI M D.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-02-12

Eminent Men of Science have discover. ed that electricity and magnetism are de-
 voloped in the system from the iron ir the blood. This accounts for the debility, low spirits, and lack of energy a person feels when this vital element becomes re- duced. The Peruvian Syrup, a protoxide of iron, supplies the blood with it's iron element, and is the only form in which ii | is possible for it to enter the circulation.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-02-12
Piles, Piles. Piles. Piles.

Outward applications are time and money thrown away. The only perm ment cure is Dr. Harrison's Peristaltic Lozenges. They strike at the cause. We could fill this paper with cures. They are pleasant, never gripe, nor, like all pills, do they require increase of dose. For elderly persons, females and children, and all others, they are exactly suited to obviate Costiveness, the prolific cause oi i'll health. Trial box 30 cts. Large box, 60 cts, and mailed free for this last price
 DE. HARR1soN's ICELAND BALsAM, a splendid cure for Coughs, Hoarseness and all Throat and Lung complaints For sale by E. s. Harrison & Co.,, Pro prietors, No. Fremont Temple, Boston and all Druggists.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-02-12

THE GREAT LIFE DESTROYER IS CoN- sumption, yet no can ever be afflicted with this disease. who resorts at the outset of cough, cold, bronchial affection, or in- fiammation of the lungs, to Hale's Honey Horehound and Tar. Crittenton's, 9th Avenue, For sale by all Druggists.
 Pike's Toothache Drops cure Tn min- ute.
 WINE OF THE WooDs invigorates the Liver. A 1y
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-02-12
TERMS:

About one-third the price of the originals.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-23
COURT OF APPEALS.
ILnANY. Dec. ea-Proceedings in the Court OF Ap-

ALBANY, Dec. S--ETOcceuluHs III INC NoNe VI hP-
peas Iucsiay, lee %, 1874:
vahOon that the rem'ttnr De
Tue Marine National bsak act The NioIa u
BnE-Nonon for submtt1 Pane az scO4rIny
Notion appeal submitted Gryes agt "ht-Mono 0r
ut submitted DucEer agt Tue Nnin Na.ogal Bwk-o
aud ~ the attorneys FOR uoh pae ana
y ". uf for appellant sre e that the
The importers Trade N0n BANK d,1dr this Con DIR
ing the m kmp ag IJ'on Tor reArs 1nen s4'-
mlteJ: Appellants papers 10 Dc orw1riei
General Ga enaBary Th nabIe LIE a"nranre Soc esV
resumed this lnJnaI aud concaied "aVeJ rpef
Mills sgf Bist0l-Su mGai -.
Proclamation made th Coat takes ece 10 TQrsiay jan ~
1873. 4. ID
tosSIhe National Its nsrr.nee Com
CniIeI STATES OF America sgt Juon mes arY h4l
Lundy aIs MsrY1e Ha dow WI ani - Fpnr
Iiutcukiss j. No Taylor ag W1ght 'I Ca
Fetch 81. rhrssber Bvr BcnI Wiiam " G'nbiOg agI
DAVID llag; The Gernsn EIcnuge Dank ae Mrhael Go
sou COMPANY; DAVID H. II III agi Geor!e Il Marvin
nice. sJnn trr The New YORK ARD 'ien h@l'
Cum1snr: Abrshsm DowineJ agL GrOr2e w MeIolom
JIdImrnt adirmei-The Peonr Charles DOn1ag
tA granted ~ aiie the
M, Clg amintratrI agt be Aew lOr4 Ce5 ra and son
Raj Company helen NJ Fes sg he he"'lor Ne-'fa
kL lrOad COnnalv.
Orr Judgment ahso'ute for respondent on G. p3lion
cosiA--Esbrrt tBrr sgt. Jane White. $1,000
l1fgn"nt Tor p3nIu en
costa rie Home Insurance Co ogt VIM Ws's'n
a absolute
OF L-lra Dunlap agt utnnHh IL h/SAIn-
sn sd the gruad TIA ~ Jignrus WAS en-
trrrL-MO j. Wcks Fiaak bowmaa
vrr-d aud Judgment " referee 'd WITH COSTS
ID. nsur,nce COnpsag nf mhu, q NO.
Notion fO coiIhe BanK Of Norh ALc1cs ss The
National Ba-k Of the CUmnODwea tI.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-23
DEPARTURE or FUREiGN XAILa
WE.DEESDA,. DEC. %.


Liverpool ner the btansWt
Rn,sa. Il suppl mc1.isY Ma clio td AZ Hr
Po-t-Orrs D. Steamship ~ IoD Cualri Docs
JerAy tItY.
Mails wes, ladies' Brazl and The Argentine Cnfedeson
hy steamship Ont,1o cue rnpplueaarf MAJ
clio Po.Oce z:l5p steamship sails a. p H.
hom NO I3. n. X -
THURSDAY. Dxr o.
Mails fOr Caso ani hnbnr1 bv strnnp
at enertary AaII ~ cIoNG al the
PVs,.Ohcr H. iron pef loot o.
TIA 1!-st !'ohO.ru
Net dcci b. the steamship Rotterm mails lose a.
0:30 IN. s,a.snp iiirDecS St5es 'rooAt
Havana, by the sramaD titY OF iyana ror
IN. Supplementary Mill coed at the 70 tOlte ~ -iO
D. H. steamshIU aais a 5 D. H.. irOm P"r No. s, NJ Il
F.IDht. DEc 10 go
Chtmas DIv-The PostOce all MS Will be Closed al ~
a.
ewoundaua the NsHforx potoGce sver' da'
st 80 m.
sIar " b. closed 81 the hcw.York Po'to ice ever
tJHUpm- -.
sATuRDAr. DEc. 90.
For Grat Britain OF Eurore br steamship od
cGe 80 Supplementary hfi IS cIosru a. we
PptOfc at l;O steossnp sails At n from fe Oo' o
TGiri- ST.. l1boArn.
ance br steamship Perrre m1's close h6
No NAL. Steamship sails AZ m fom rirr No
81, North River.
Vest State Of Texas "lo's at p m
Steamship ss s at ) u. H. from M 20 tasI aver
nUSDAl DRc ~
Ali MailscO oeoaL isrto'.Obcs " open from
O. II e.. u.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-23
broua!nI Rcll G5tats 1or Sale.

- . ~ % DO -
L'O2 SALE on VERY EASY TERMS.
Sr Piu"4ar.i = tAlle: Os - 81
No. o." - t.a .; N,.,a,, rsa'n0! vel %. ~ o.
Aos ~. y JI.7tn sta ~ a'''E5. ar 'o-'''
% ..':.;a.Jr' tai ~ 'r Io-sss
:o IS ION! t-3 bark loT,r; ,, 2jKl"o.
NO. - II, as-s.- .-.,inrr 3ir4 Hou'r: 'Vt, 2ot.VJ
NJ. a l,-Jn,g IL, .f,k = -iEI'J
WP Coz. ~ WIsti' -on's', nrooEl~n
- 5. BC<.IN,t, l7. NJ. 9Cl Noa.leuc-s5,
kAs poH'il n,ai syl N.VuS'a. b;Ok.2 LLAL SlhIG
,,OU.H thne ai btm-nt ~ excl" 0nsr si ei on
P"rrruon's D. oONlyl; price. . 'C
wIia A'O srr-al bnrx toI e. Sr cad
hsrsi"rr brick EoA" u"r Z y pert
Pas, r. L0O The hlwni'e front :ou e. nosti- COZ '
;sr =. i-ct g." Nc"tt -3 ig'h
H3g; Viii hr sod al nrc. - An real
value The large finely .faued resGence "Ji th1 ' an
excellent oco AO front 5ouse oest o''; q" Dean
A uuntrr hF rf'Lc ir0 it"s - V'r'o's
us -. BrG.kyu from 0JDtO 81 UG EACH A'o !r - ah
H. "1si oesr cSis:L, ln;$ D. W.
Rsiruc,s S'rpt Beir Prc!ptd P"rk icr
ale or 10 let largest Of hoises ani lots
near the Park have tie ag'Ecy f'f The slme WI the
uf lots Cor 6ct""n :cTen aud Eighth
sya ecj"d baan for esIiiais Also
eIr ~ Tor ocr pro- ri' aGoGt SU lots
Of and centrally l,drG eth sc h4t mf's g~i
house. -, Io TO PrOS. - PFs
'cS -, NTc 1c Fi'er
e ha. le ~ f- Mpr'' ut 80 feet
RtI-. 2UD e; dep ,s Nis'Lt r.np"tt' IT. i"oa
Los .ld I0i o. tpP-ovl r' e4ae 9"ns sod pL
The Undersigned II. o'slyn B-a.r Oce o. the fsn
hIt,an ir Ii..aLee ,O.plc sets $iJOUOUVV-ano sO.cs
tbc :nSLrance bus of rc.i,'a q. Boo8lvu.
a. ;. LC SING. jr 2ni Honacre't BrooHlvn
STOTAI;E : SrGRk.S FOX SALE OR LEAoE-
y aad Aia,tr DS fro Er.t R"r near itaLitcn FeHy
Apaiy to v. H. nCIiIhfFLLlS a Co.. No. 40 "Ihamst
New-York tribune., 1874-12-23
{ are the following:
.rersus Of 1873. tRstimated.

There will be some AID required for tho counties OF
II ego II dye an a. and knSDan, biU the returns ar wv
indefinite which tn bIse an estimate. AZ leas ~
cen SHOULD be idea for clothing dnd Ded unS lpaAu
ls l3i rruuing assistance for other than ratlouS
YOU are aware War Department has indicaleu ~, ss
purpu-e Issue army clothing 10 men, III rra*
1n,nItirs to the coIniins uf is-e, LhcJlh O,ouc'
E,,,k., Pawnne Harvey, Rice, Fra, NOr;On' ihirr,
i wei! uud sni,h. In OF the fOrrgutnS cou'tcs
more or less wheat WIS raised. Dnt was 'fry WIFI w"
evenly distributed. HJmesteaiers d'pendod iaiRem
nm IN tho cora crop aud vegetables, which were
DESTROYED Tlc failure or eoru, the prihcipa'
food for domestic animals In the STATE haH
uere-sit cd feeding OF wheat In adiltoi 20 tls
turre has brcn creasc In The acreage oI Wuc
wur Al suWu FIl. Tncsc Two eau cs nave JILL
tuc Iupply OF brcdd-tut. ana lsspned III aDlI'y vi
tno,a counties pruvds tor their own uh OfthIdCc
re are luiyiiu Of des,inti0n III Isolated ioc
M, IA utner parts o.! the S.ate OF WHICH MAKE w
estimate, and the County Commissioners On othci
r tuer own un'ortulatc bu to controJte To- tile u+
tue ON the frontier Vile they may be aDie 10 'dho
care themselves, IL uelcved that they Will e 10 tno
~ iriiy Of cises. unequal to the chtrEcncY OF Supp,
lug ue 'front.' Dvstltutl0u Is greater Ia ~ us ou
suprosrd Oar people are not ucc:a.. 'iui nave
been many OF suH ling discovered where ueica'y
Las il pubIlc view as long as phs.lDe' lc
following nrticl tho must neeuei: Chlljrcn
co.iIus wUmrus clothing, boots hnd Shoes pru eo'eI
lug corn. potatoes hOIr. Deans. lomlu) and Iuci' an
cOnsi iprLtOu secnS 10 naVo Dttn O'eFooh
Friuers are compelled to feed wheat 10 WORK ahlinas
B .d results arc already apparent III many localities IL
can be provided for Spring work, AZ ltdt III part there
VII Oniy disease and s.n:rlng among stoch oue
,p,rus IN in ,lras will tie retarded. ALFRED GRAY
Secretary STATE Board VI AsrIcuitufe
New-York tribune., 1874-12-23
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Dec. % The following is q slm.
the proc tcdn2s n the SuDrcn- Court tr-!av; -,
llLAm &. ogt jon helv iI'
same appei Cou New %
b, counsel for plaintiff, in -rror The CUurt
declined o Argument
80 lH-Cnares sd Mm Trem'ine sgt Ai'nho utchc'rh
ct inc1e e. Clar W. sd VIM
r man; appe ON The C cu Court OF tue Uniri states " h
If SS gle Nv Mr. r. M BETS u On0srI
tr chcocs aal ~ SIR B T.. y,r Bn"i rrrnanr
3re First National nk Of ueaatu Ill agt Iae Home
Bk Of Lon Mo- ippea from Lr rc Court oi 'le
Va f1r the Southern Os rct OF ihnO -Pbrfi
No. III ID. T. Watson, sgpcc 3D. sp Isaac laYlor Ap
from 81 G. "a Cont the We - rct VI
Penus SuJmiitc printed aglmcnts ny hf h. D. n'"eh
anu q. ". Gu;hne u conIs"I fr "ern liant ia error
No. l23-IILn M,ng, Jg 4 ~ mfrE c al ao'eh RON
TIE T the Lifted States for Tue uisIic1 OF aior'
.ses w.h irr tHr iJ.h itue.
l2i- r. Putnam L. L. Cay appeal from the Cirent Court
Of the United for District Of lnli ,a-PiSseI
[For Report Of Pr3ceengs the Nc York cy Courts s seren
New-York tribune., 1874-12-23
CARRIAGES IN UNrON-sQUARE.

Spacious and handsome new quarters have
been taken by weknown carriage firm Of Bradley,
Pray Co. within few days. 1ha march m town IN
all branches OF fashionable trade has swept this house
also from is familiar quarters at No. 6os Broadway,
where with its predecessors for nearly ten years past
1t bas pos essed ane city trade. It has followed the
progress OF its patrons up town. though not compeeu
by the necessity which made Mohanmnd go to the
mountain. when the mountain would not como 70 MIN.
But 1t IA easier ~ extend sales already ex'
tensive at the very shopping center OF
the wealthy than to impose on carriage DnVers
the necessity Of going considerable distance below
their usual limits Bradley, Pray Co. arc now at No.
2o UnOn-square. inst above Ffteenth.st upoB which
strert Incy hayo q 81, entrance. The building IL VI
recent date and cOney appearance. Tue nrst story Is
saced wi iron. and above that the front Il OF ONO
stone. From the sidewalk the admirer OF band,oue
vehicles may rare display 50 broad and ample -
the plato glass 'front.' The Store Is lao feet bug ad 80
rect wie with IN extending to FlIteenih-st,3 % cet
Wide Ivy i2o feet long. T1ese warerUouis are Unusually
ioiy ana pleasing ~ appearance, ana when t up Dril-
llany after dusk Luer advantages admirably. In
the rear are the Offices. richly httcd In black walnut
Besides tile first floor the firm also occupies
as nne those above. although their light
10 o little ess. Close by tbe FfGeeuthst. entrance
IL large elevator npOn whch carriages are received
and may be lowered the basement transferred 10
finest WORK Of tue New-lIavrn Broadway mani
factories Of this firm. Sunc superb carriages have Js
sumptuUus Berlin aud apdaus and glass-frOnt
lan'laus and EIgisn-style broughams. Their patent
OctagOn-ir0nt riiges arc very popular. Buslness
WITH this hrin though ht:e oppressed Ill tue early
Fall has heeu very encOurI gng fUr two months past
III Tact very larger tn ~ last year o. Monday
many sleIghs were sUli BrAdley. Pray & Co. are soe
agents Tor the family clciglls made by Jucs GOOid
Co. ol Albany and have Portland scsns aud cutters IL
variety.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-23

and the establishment Of one grand Navy Yard ct
LrAgue Island.
Finally the Committee rose aud tho House passed the
bill
Tue SPEAKER presented q communication from the
Prcsideut with u petition Of c0lored citizens OF Ala
bana regard to the troubles In that State Referred
~ the lect Commit on that subj ,ct.
Tue SPEAKER presented the applications OF largo
number OF members for laave or a,srnoe-so iargc
number thar Mr.. GARFIELD tR,p.. Onio) aud III ELo
REUGE (Dem, WIsD suggested doubts as TO whether ~
quorum would be left. Tue applications were All
granted. -
Mr.. PAGE Rsp.. CALI introduced q bill excluding
Chinese migrants from Denehts Of the NaturanA
ton ne. Referred.
Tue House then, at $40 p. m. adjourned
New-York tribune., 1874-12-23
CHARACTER OF TILE DEsTIrUff0N IN KANSAS.
TO ths Editor " The Tr,bwne.

CHARACTER OF THE DEsTIrUffON IN KANsAs.
rome Editor " The Tr,6wne.
SIR: do not ask or need public sympathy
for my self Of friends; but when state that my own
children. who have been seven yeara in Kansas aud
have plenty Of wood. good houses. and we-tihed
have had every product Of tho soil destroyed but
the wheat and OATS gathered before the grasshoppers
appeared your readers have some idea Of the des
tuton of those in countes the plains who have
no fuel only raise corn on the fresh turned sou
Even the hay for 10 short, aud hogs cannot be
fttened My children fed their wheat to the hoes
70 keep them alive tall the weather was cool enough 70
kill tuem. But those the frontier have no wheat
Almost their whole effort speut on the productOn
of corn aud all that destroyed. and sot ousne,
sayed for hundred mica Even In Central Kansas not
Gully corn, cabbSRes, melons. boes and thelr nrst
crop 0f peaches all swept away TANK OF tns Ano
thea of those ON roaer who nave gathered up ther
eli aud pat In 10 acres sf corn perhAps Inree me,
from any ghbOr AMI ten from ANY fa; THINK OF OH
seeing 80 destroyed and then
tarn 10 those arrived 00ly 10 time u pat IN eghs OF
ten acres ~ their only OF hnx As you plan or
he vis,ss ef sAs xsasea VstArs u yea can. aeso
New-York tribune., 1874-12-23
pdSNEkEERS FAILED.

FOR LrvERPOO-fn steamship Guy Of Seo York Dee 22 -
Mn Au lon nm M, INT Biuche Col rJfe Scrh'A Isi,
Aennus Hcsge Aiss La"gsy y'Ga q anap en.
Ioed Nix ,r-ah " mean, 30"
b. sayrry Mary M Faa.on Thomas Pots Mf snu
Miss rowland Nn ScIlcE Mr. nd Mrs Lirr anu :
Phuce 'atrr hSiIus ~ FrlIman
FOR HAVANA-Ia seinsaip Counbus Dec ~ -Jo . Lucas
Daa cuid Juluna Corou " Al WESTON
Mr H. L sra Aireo Denorn jose Ola Iass "arcos
de A.
sam rel uarlins sno Vega Rev John Duer anu wife, Ri
Rol guI oo
Mssou H. MnhnS L. DsyOr Taair u farl' haaail ""'
He.ton L. Hamnon sud VII" J'hu hehAd'' r. jones' mrs.
Joan swift. "a,
For DaIST0L-Tn steamship CornwdL Dec Z@IhenT, I.
GenauA Js Eyus T. KING Pred VIM Page Mss Emily Pave,
Clara J.nKns. Ma Hnmins j. r. swn Hannah an MIA
Is hmIl
New-York tribune., 1874-12-23
SKILLED SEAMS1RE jSES.

70 fhe Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: The lady in Madison-ave. who is will
Ing to pay So 90 day to ges her sowus done and can
not nd capable tess, will succeed II shc applies
at the Ladies Directory OF Broadway and Forty
hfthst. She Will lind skilled wOrkgomen at 81 so day,
and many mothers be glad to do her work At
tneir Own houses ana IL she has time 70 spare her
SERVICES Will D1 very welcome In OR Trin'nng Io0l
ONE OF TIE MANAGEMENT.
Ladies Directory. No. I5o2 Br0ddGuy. DC. Il, lc7i.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-23

people hungry though thev have 1abored 80 inderat.
Rably sick and impfsoued by their sickness ana
necessity, aud absolutely unable to leave Tnen asH
how Jesus the anniversary OF whose b,Ttn we are
soon 10 ceeDrate would use the vast amount usually
spent In useless luxury at this fests SEASON. titne o.
which would gladden. thousands Of eonls. / nave seen
similar on those same plains 10 former years and
know of what soeak q. H. WELLINGTON, NJ D.
No 10 Beachsk, Heu York. Uec Is, 1874
New-York tribune., 1874-12-23
RIAL ESTATE.
NTw-YORE. Tuesday,

NEw-YoRK. Tucs,av. Dac. a. 1874.
At tho Exchange Salcsr00ms tO-i@y Richard
v Harnett sold the Two history houses aud lot known
az Nos 242 and IA Eighth vr east siic, 800 feet north
Of Twenty seconist, lot 90 4A63xxs3. to John Wo for
s2i,ioo
Z. A. Lawrence Co. spld tstory brow a-s:onc house
south side OF FOrtelLst, IC0 feet east VI Sxtnaye, lot
lIx9s 10 Thomas Gary, for s31GC1 ALSO fstorv bro"n
s.unr mouse AMI lo s"Ith sl. ~ rtthst soj6 feet
east Of SlxtL-ave, lt l8tx9S9, 10 Cnlr T. Ht"Iey.
for f32 e0 The renauier VI the sales for ocay were
adOuiued or s.ttcd. .
K Stevenson jr has sod the lots 7jx1A0 norh sife
Of l'ly.seyrnih IT., 45 teet west VI khaye., Tor
$10o,QO0, being $685. IS per lot.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-23
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT
WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-The President to

day sent the following nominations to the Senate:
Joerh Achhod Internal Revenue for the Th ri s
NesY rk; O. DIV Coec Of ienu ksvcnat o no
TL Of L'uissns NJ C. Hoistu. Chez OF tne Sa
n Cluse A'oGate Jitcs OF e Supre
Court OF tho IlDoe Uuei States Attorney for tue af'eIu
District as,ou JJhn H. Coruya. Indian Agent for she rApss'
Agency. Ara ma n.
Vectors Of Cusoms-Jefson W. Sargent at nnebunt ne
Jane, Sh ,r Provide l. seth W. Macy, at Nswpofl
IJstmastrrs NJ. Murock, Wchs K'n; "m D. snenu :.
Pai, ILL., h wi large nber VI naval prono'ons ~A'e ~
iu1t Of
New-York tribune., 1874-12-23

Mcssrs. Cameron, Mar:in V'.). and Waton, who
w.,l rui"d L.? ia iit. SER pt:ci With Mess
K.liy IcCrel o. .Id NOrGVId. wnO would ha'e votcd
ug .ld-t II. - ~ 49,, 49,. ,
tiou iry,u tu: HJuse for GU.;v re ;os 10 nav II
;i nUun rs lss, ,ge, bL; Oj c'i"h was m'd' bJ MI
WEI Q.ap Li.l, aud Ii W"ut ;1r urti. tom 'rrp"
.ue senate t.tu, on no lol ui NJ. uAhLIE CROP,
NJ, J. at CD y. Ill, pGore,e C>,n-I.'I .,Jn UI
Executive .tnl 6:ij t5 doors W1rc Opolcd,
.I,I iuu o>.i,.tr ..diJAru
New-York tribune., 1874-12-23
HORSE and CARRlAGEM MARKET
NRw.YORK, Tuesday. Dc y, 1874

NEw.YORK, Tuesday. Dc a. 1874
Considering the moist uncOmfor;ab.eness
OF the waxing and weather generally there was good
attic ndance ar Arch. JHhnstoas sao to-day, thirteenth
st. between University place snd F:th-lyc. TIE prices
were the only thn2s wIci had not to appearance OF
being wdtered." low We glve .he n-irr, obtained
which AhoW the inactivity Qf TIC selrraI .l4rkeL:
New-York tribune., 1874-12-23
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