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New York.

New YORK, Novem ber4.-The Times
comedies two to three thousand Demo-
cratic majority the World claims one
thousand, with chance for the Assem-
bly, the Tribune says the Democrats
elect their entire state ticket of 1000; ;
the Herald gives the Democrats u ma
jority of 5000. The Republicans fill
the Congressional vacancy, and elect
their candidate in the Cataragus dis
trict.
ALBANY, n. y, November 4.-The
Argus claims the State by ten thousand
majority, and makes the Senate TWEEN
ty-tive to fifteen in favor of the Repub-
licans, and the Assembly sixty-six to
siXty-two in favor of the Democrats,
giving the Republicans six majority on
joint ballot.
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Monors 10 Amerlcnu pn,.lelan..

New YORK, Nov. S.-Dr. Il. G. Hor.
wood, of New York, aud DR.. A. j AID
Ran, OF Logansport, Indiana, constitu-
ting the delegation from the United
States National Medical Association to
the late International Medical Con-
gress, held in Brussell, were among
the passengers who arrived from Eu-
rope to-day, by the steamer Scythia.
The American delegates were made
honorary presidents OF the Congress.
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r.raerea hx q pesperado.

GALVESTON, November 4.-vA special
to the Galveston News from Hockdnle
says Neptha Dlches, OF Circleville,
Williamson county, was killed, on
Bushy creek, three days ago, by nolea
deperado and horse-thief named Beard.
Dlches met Beard in the road, ana as
he was well armed, arrested the latter,
who surrendered, but seeing tbat
Diches had no caps on his gun, ureW =
revolver and fired, intiicting iata,
wounds on Dlches, from which ne oieu
the next day. A posse are now I'D pur'
suit OF the murderer. nt
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TELEGRAPHIC
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
ELECTION RETURNS.
Mississippi.

JACKSON, MISS, Nov. 4--The Dem
ocrats have swept the State, electing
their entire ticket in nearly every
county. They have about thirty ma
jority in the House, and six or eight in
the Senate, and elect their entire con.
gressional delegation, with the posi-
Bile exception of the sixth district, and
returns indicate the success in the
east.
The State Fair opens here next Mon
day, under most favorable auspices.
The State Changers nave taken great
interest, and it is thought it Will be the
most successful ever held in the State.
1t will continue one week.
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ST. PAUL, Mimi, November g.
Later returns from various parts of the
State do not change the previous esti-
mates, but do not give basis for close
calculation. The Republican State
ticket IS undoubtedly elected, with the
exception OF the Treasurer; this is un-
certain. The Republicans do not
claim over 1000 majority. 1t is impos-
sible to make close estimate of the
Legislature, but it will be clearly Re-
publican.
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The Freedmen. having Hank

WASHINGTON, Novemter 3,-The
commissioners Of the Freedmen's
Saving Bank say they will continue to
pay twenty per cent. dividend till
every deposition has received his proper
but they can not possibly adj
just more than 500 accounts per day, of
winch there are over 10000. From
,OOO to l,bOO books are received per
day from different parts of the country.
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whisky Frauds.

ST. Louis, November S.-James w.
FlIlroy, one of the indicted whisky
ring, formerly clerk In the United
States Collectors office, to-day with.
drew his former plea of not guilty, and
entered a plea Of guilty to two coants
IN the indictment. II IL said he will
appear as a witness for the Govern.
meht IN the cases to come on and dis.
close the action of the ring.
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The tweed six Miliiop suit.

NEW York, November "a motion
was granted in the Supreme Court TO
strike Tweeds six million suit from the
calender for the term, on the gr0uhu
that an amended answer had oeen
served within twenty days after the
case was noticed for trial.
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A drunken BroiI.

BALrIsloRE, Nd, November a.-A
special from Annapolis says; during
an alteration originating In political
discussion, this afternoon, George
Schmidt, proprietor of the Marx Hotel
was shot and killed by William Barber
an employee in Taller's restaurant
Barber was intoxicated.
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The Presbytery Of Brasos met at
Hampstead on Saturday In the Presby-
terrain Church. Delegates from GEN.
trail and southeast Texas were present,
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MILWAUKEE, Nov. 4.-rhe Republi-
cans elected their State ticket by four
thousand majority.
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Notice to Debtors ana Creditors.

The undersigned having been duly APP
pointed Administrator Of the estate OF John
and Hannah Thomas, late OF Dallas county,
Court OF said county. when sitting for pro.
bate and other like purposes, on the 9Th day
OF October, present month, hereby notifies
all persons Indebted 70 said estate 10 make
Immediate payment; and those having
duly authenticated, within one year from
the day and date above mentioned, or they
will be postponed until the claims presented
within that time are paid. lt :
This 29th day Of October, A. ID, 1875. q ~.
octs0-dit.wM Administrasor
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wherc are Ny BroshersY

Iwish to find out the residence Of
my brothers, Thomas and Robert Har-
ingtoD. / am at Longvlew, In destitute
circumstances and In need OF q
brothers. care.
ELIZABETH HARRINGTON.
Papers friendly to the destitute will
please copy. s rt4f tA ir.fs 81
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The pecan crop Of Grimes cousty
IN splendld success.
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Jhe9gailg Aerald
THE OFFICIAL JOURNAL
OF THE
CITY and COUNTY of DALLAS.
DALLAS, TEXAS.
FRIDAY MORNING :::;:;:. NOV. 3.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Arrival and Departure OF Trains al
Dallas.

HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL.
Arrives,
From the South mail and express). lOOs D. m
From the North mail and express). $3.50 n. m
From the south, (accOm modation) 1850 D, m
From the Enrth, laccom modationl 2:l0p. IN
TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
Leaves. Arrives
Mail and Express........, 500 y. m. g:SO y. m
commodatlon"........ $50 Il. IN. 0:55 D. IN
Through Freight.....-l2a5 D. III. 1876 .. m
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TlO oNNEkS AND BUILDkRS.-AN ARChliht-
tural draughtsman. whose time not tuy octupltu
win prepare plans aud specifications AT reasonable
ngnre. Address KEY sion q, Herald Office
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CoAsTXvIsE STEAMSHIPS.

Pacific NAIL S[EAMsHIr Ly LIS, SogA i aEs!
MA Japan and Fo c? aassPS% % XII = No''" 's
cPRR9 Sa IN If x a 4 fo jaFA aSa hES
ol For ~ nES ol sass Apply al bier Sotd river
H. J BrLLAf, superintendent
pAciFIc NAIL STEAMSHIP c0MrA&Y,s s.,
Ior Havana, sayaoi,la 9nll As.p9WSSa,. ..,,.
fron picr North eivcr wedacsdav May p.atl! noea
- ''@9"' = '''ii il. J. BuI.EsY Superintendent
NEW foRE, AYD t HkAziL STEAM ;lDr COMPANY.
ee, non s,ds Wheel r.Y ssm p 81 AMEeic,
2,0lo t,as burden, CAPTAIN Il; iin%entuEn. VIII
& De- J az r Souasy, 3sy a'sses n
t 10 GAGRisoN Agent No so@i,s ree up
XAyEEKIY gLOElpA LINE.
w For Port Royal !. g; Fernandina Fla; Bruns
"SS Cav o$F.s S9,iiy T." faIreois &asier
sa f6r RsT qay Is roa pier So Sora liver At
r ~ Tor above ports MaSbrg @ ~ az poan.
First class passSse-ro Fernandina se1i to Jackson
we! Mroa ihe Itsi ;is chester s9" master follow
E 70 %og MSsm a .lTce e."' Apply =
TEXAS LINE or GALVESTON STEAMERS IOUcH
@ =" ky w SF TAs as sassr viii
through b q lsans gwen g a. poinS % 'n nna "n
H. Il SO charge ior lorw4rdinr ~ New yorE Foi
freight rassaTe having SUPERIOR ase2mmo 'a,ons'
W +. CLYD. Co, ll9 Wall street,
AT s., HAVANA AND MEXICAN NAIL IS LINE
~ steamers Fox lsayf p sVAN A" DPa aGi!
cira VERA cGtiz .. saSsday MA
CITY ~ noH az yErA GGMrttz And tEW oRheASs,
calling HAY ma ProEresso
Campeachy, Tuxpan ana Tainpco. 80, !,
CifY or MERIDA...,..... tuesday, June
FOR 'fsfIH! q g1G;siEst 'ss$y y
steamers Will leave New Orleans May 70 AM june :
for ler Cruz ana
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIkfoT NAIL LINE
~ These rst class steamships WIZ san AZ l. ~, ro,n
ler Is Aorin RIVER foot OF Iedar street Tor HaVans
c cnIItu N if}.,'" .... Tuesiay. May u
CREst.ENr dry ......... ........ Thursday, May ~
For ircgh. passage having uusurpass ID accomuo-
a"''ous 'WHMM +. CLYDE co. no 6 Bowling Green
Mckeler, Lulins Co, Agents il Havana
L,oR NEW ORLEANS DIRtCG
The Cromwell steamship Line ,.
The steamship NEW oRLEAAs, captain, dearborn
NJ three +. NJ. Freight received daily. Through ates
gwen 70 Galveston, lndIanoia kock9olt or Arsnkns
10 G..SnS i GSisaMIN s. west street street,
nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
w ssi9g ron pler SoF Rinh Riys rue.aay
Thursdays aud SATURDAYS, at r. NJ. connectinI WIN
the Virglna and 'enness5s Ar Line, Atanac Gotss
road, ana with the companys steam lines 10 interior
points III Nnrlh Carolina aul Virginia. ,., .
Inesdsys thursday ANA saturday
Baltimore Wc1nestavs and saturdays. atl 2. NJ Con-
Lewes ct., MONDAYS and hnrsiay5 AZ = T. " Con-
necung with Delaware ana Marylani Railroads
Passenger accummod ltlons unsurpAssel ,,..
1hroukn passage tckets bills OF fading % all points
at lowest rates Insurance 70 Norfolk &c.. per cent
Frcgh,s received daily at pier " North RIVER
: - 4 L. MoCRGAoY. President
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A FoREwoAAN wANTED-TO TAKE CHARGE OF
n dressnaking department in large city retail
house worSins hrst class only; must be an ex
septional inter; permanent position and liberal paw.
No application entertained unless stating where last
employed ano giving full references. Address A. q, box
"a Herald Uptown Branch Office
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r. $1,000
TRAVEiLERs' GUIDE.

a.. :
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND FERRY
For New Brighton Snug Harbor West Brighton AMI
Port Rich mond, boats leave Waiteha stre,s s. ootf
Broadway. daily at6:n. sl5 93l lJ:E A II li:sA
2l5 SEQ 4:3o % and5,i5
sundays AZ haipass everv hour, from $40 = d
Fare 10 cents
Aston House carsea ave vesey strestior ferry Faro
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LNALL RIVER LINE 10 BOSTON .
Il VIA Newport ana Eau lNer-lhe world-rehoWneaa
ste3mers BRl-IoL ana PRuNinENCE leave per
NORTH liver Murray ly, sundays Jule
"a IL AUGUST 20 inclusive ~ H. " ~ outh uckes solo
at AL principal the city Halls Baud eugagea
fpr IL son
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As COACuMAN-BY AN hNGLISHMAN; GOOD
"A driver ana lrst class in every respect; best
references nom first families in city. address COACH
West Y5th
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HELP wANTEn-Fn1IALms.

WANrED-BY LADY. An OPPORTUNITY TO 60
W abroad "A teacher IN family or cnmpanion good
reference. Address ;. l.. B. "A West 24lh 81
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4 FIRST CLASS, USEFUL MAN on A GENTLE.
"A mans place desires employment: can co every
thing anything, being an Al groom coachman and
plain gardener; milk. &c Is rrst class farmer
has employed in that capacity as foreman; able
and willing do anything; Is married, no children j.
wife would work II required. Address DILIGENT,
Herald
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CooK's SITUATION wANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN.
~ married. in city country; private family; ten
years experience: cooks French, spanish ami Italian
dishes anu speaks those Languages; good reference.
Erooklyn
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An ENGLIsHMAN. THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED
~ as goodman, situation: has hest city refer
ences Address II. b. WOOD, at Gbsons, 7s3 Broad
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CLERKS AND statesmen,

go BRoOME STA YOCNG Mas As TuOR0CGH
IL - hrst waiter, city Call
address FRANCIS.
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(,pACHMAN'S SITUATION wANrED-BY soBEh.
~ steady single mani Is Just dsengaged on aeeouh, %
the famy not Keeping horses, trom HON ne has tne
hest reference i experienced city driver aud wiling
and ohiging objection 10 the country Gan DC seen
ut s. West 18th -.
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c,ITUATfoS wANrFD-As FIRST CLASS WAITER
> in privac family thoroughly eompetenli ear
carve spea Ks Freuch German and English excellent
references address D. JAlLLoN. III West 46th 81: up
hOtstery
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ALyNNYAND TnoY ~ DAY LlAE.-ldE IT AMER
"A ARMENIA Will on ani alter Monday. May " cave
ycstry street per at s@'3 A. NJ. aud Iweny
fourth street NJ landing ut est foinr, Ne SDurf
psie, khinehecx, Ua.sSll and HUDSON. DAILY
pnssaaes be resumed ana after June whoa the
Steamers =. WIZARD nnd DANIEL DREW VIII be
plAcel upun The iOnte.
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(uTIZENS LINE 90 STEAMBOATS, FOR TROY, CON
~ Meeting with all railwlt Ines North aad west; faN
gam steamboats, leave lay, saturday excepted, at
m. from uier 81 North river, foot o. Leroy straet
Through tickets sold over ali connec Ing lines
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SITUATION wANrED-As cOACHNAN, by A
"A sinyle man: capable. willing ana obging; city
country: civ references IRON last employer call
vi address, Z29 W est 18th -.
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IEANTRD-A SITUATION BY FIRST Glass
W walter; knows his work thoroughly In all ~
branches best reference; city country. address
FOR two days, L W., box III Hera'd Uptown Brancl
once
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MANIFESTATION As TRAVELLING AGEN1
w first class house; has personal ACQUAINTANCE
every wholesale druggist In the states: la
travelled tor six years. Address W. II. W., box 2s0
Post Office.
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THE TRADES.

ENIRSr CLASS CAKE AND PASTRY BAKER, OhAA-
IL incnter and ice cream maker. wants sltual9n;
Address sfElABECk, cake baker 40 hsseA 81 uru
floor.
ToB PRINTER OF CONSIDERABLE EXPERIENCE
- In management OF large offices, esllnht,hH, Ncr
wants employment Address ENhRGl. berala otuce.
DHoToGRAPHERS wANrEn--Ar s6l BowEkYi
also Photograph Room TO let all stocked ana Ut
nished, to a good man.
CKlRr EMBossER wANTED-Goop SALARY w
- thoroughly competent man; references reluhcu'
l35 Chatham st., cigar factory.
To OWNERS AND BuILDkRs.-AN ARchliEE-
tnral draughsman whose time not fnly ocSupiHu.
viii prepare plans aud specified lions AZ rtusohaoe
hgnre Address KkfsroN o. Herald Office
JVANrED-TEN PAINTERS AND TWO fAFEE
w hangers; none but frst class worgmen need appy
WARD L1GAN NeMburs, 7. =.
lEANrED--A SITUATION, BY Young MAN, IL a
w co0pers shop to nish the business has hnd t9ree
years experience. Address, stating terms T. - ~ -
Johns lane.
VNANTED-A FIRST CLASS FINtsnER 0A sort
w wood furniture, TO go IN the country g9on reier
ner Of West Broadway and Chambers st. between w anu
IL A. NJ, this DAY. 1ONEo.
IEANTFD-A LITHoGRAPHtC LETTERER WHO
W Is comnetent 70 engrave ami worK Win pen ~
dress hArCH PHOTOGRAPHIC COMPANY, "a Vesey
st., New York.
JTANTED-AT FLEETWOOD TROrTING TRACK. 4
w hrst class harness hand. or will employ = ZOO
sttcher on boots. y. 7. HiLbEhl.
JVANTED-A MAN VINO UNDERSTANDS THE
TORS MANUFACTURING COMPANY. 7l3 Broadway.
NANrED-A THOROUGH AucrIo FER, ONE
w who has been accustomed 10 sell auction pools;
lutte salary gwen. Address with fea name, eI
pcriencc, Gc., AucrioNEER box 30 Herald office
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SITUATION As COACHMAN wANTED-BY y.
"A coored mau; Is compe,ent driver and gooct
reference Address. Tor TWO days, GEO. GREEN PeE'
ham, Mcstchester county, y. \.
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JEANIED-BH A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, WITH U,
w Questionable personal reference. two wears wit
last poyer situation az private secretary OF con
panion = an invalid gentleman. Address j. =, box 4
Herald Uptown Branch office.
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LNIRST CLASS CAKE AND PASTRY BAKER, ORNA-
inenter and ice cream nlaker, wants stuail1Il;;
Address sTEIABECK, cake baker, 10 Essex s. ulra
noor
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FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS.

nN DEMANDE-uNk FRANCHISE QuI NJ PARLE
~ pas ramglai- pour eoudre ct sogner deux entanls
S,,drrsser main Hotel Everett Lninn square, au
coin de la 4Ine av chamOrc l49
I'M DEMANDE-POUR LA CAMPAGNE, UNE
" bonn trlncaisc puuyant bonner de BONES recon.
foundations pour prendrc soin dc deux enians ages de
2et3a ans, S'ndresser n Mr. CAkHATT, chez Carhart,
Whtord Co., No. AZ broadway de midi 4 heurcs
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A NGELL'S hot AIR ROMAN BATHS, 81 LEXING-
Il ton ay.-Waned, agreeable. Intelligent industrious
hmerie English french girls under IS for baths
and office an Tor dining and laundry references
rear
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WANTED sITCAT oSs-RY Man ASD WIFE. a!
w water and coos both thoroughly undertaking
their business economical and trustworthy anu will
faithfully perform their work ia private family; hi0
est reference: protestana Address ADfERIIsEks
gd
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GARDENERS SITUATION WANrED-oR A. AS:
" assstant gari bv Young man, Protestant OF
steady regular habits unders the OF green
houses fruit grapes anu all kinds OF vegetables excel
lent references. Address NJ. c. X, Bridgmans seed
Store SIG Broadway.
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IyARDEAk IS SIrUArION.-As FRUIT, FLOWER
" and vegetable gardener; thoroughly understands
making ont groua ds and The care OF gen.
tlemaps place stocK and ali gcneral aged IS
Is years practice in this countrv strictly sober and
trustworthy. married man; one child wishes cottage
Those IN 'nt OF .uch may address CJAPE kST d. D.
No 2 4 West 10th
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4 REsPkCfAaLE cOLoRED MAN WISHES A SIT.
"A uation rs coachman can give good city reference !;
NJ objeelI0n the country Cali address AZ la Vest
lbtn AZ
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NTANTED-BY A LADY 4 SITUATION As MUIR
w governess and housekceper; teaches English,
French and music IS an excellent house keeper under
stands all Kinds 81 dressmakinR and family sewing also
the Of dairy ANY one wanting al invaluable
person with the best references. address HAYWOOD
Herald Office.
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CITUATIoS wASTFD-gY A RESPECTABLE COL
- ored man waiter. with goot city reference. Cal
on or address 4. ~. A., 6i1s sullivan St
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MAN COOKERY a FRENCHMAN ACCUSTOMED nc
III working in 4 private family and on yncht; 4
hOrouxslv efficient sober honest and temperate ma
the best Of refe rences Address J. G., IS 4th av.
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WASTED-A GOOD LAUNDREss. WITH CITY REP
~ erence' Protestant preferred. Apply AZ a East
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NANrhp-TEh PAINTERS AND TWO PARE.
w hangers; but drst class worEmen need appy.
WARD X LOGAN, NeWburG, \. -
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HELP wANTED-FEMALEs.

VlrANTED-STX GOOD-LOOKING GIRLS tON
w must ri , piano. 10 walt IN concert saloon ~
far FROM New York Inquire, from 70 r. AZ - hesI'
st., IN lager beer saloon.
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CsTATE LINE
- NEW YORK TO GLASGOW LIVERPOOL.
d. bLlN. BELFAST AID LONDONDERRY
Sailing from pier No 80 North RIVER. as Iollowsi-
STATE OF LOUISIANA, captain Jnhnson. Wed :. Nav 10
STATE OF INDIANA, Captain sdaler We'd. june
STATE OF GEORGIA ...... ............ We'd June IL
and every Wednes lay thereafter First cabin so, $50
aud so return tickets sliO second cabin $50 return
tickets tbl steeraRe AT lowest ratsE.
Apply 10 AusTIN. BALDWIN 4 co., Accents.
No y broadway, New Avrk-
steerage Office, No. Is Bros dway.
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MEXICAN LINE.
n Weekly Mail steamship Service between
PHILADELPHIA AN - LIVERPOOL.
calling at Queenstown.
sailing every Thursday IRON Philadelphia. and
sailing every Wednesday from Liverpool
The following steamers are appointed 70 sail from
hlade phta -
ENNsYtVANIA. NAY Is OHIo.... ..........J June
INDIANA. Nav ~ ILLINOIS. June ~
sABBOTSFORD,, May ~ Observation-Disclosures ~
rRiCE OF PASSAGE IN CURRENCY
cabin. SlU9.
steersge and insrmediAte tickets 70 and from oil
points at lowest rates
date.
Passenger accommodations Tor all classes
For paaaee rates VI iregh aud otner information ap
ply -
GEO w. COTTON, Agent
" Broad STREET New YORK
JOHN NcDONAL Passenger Agent
No, Battery place. New YORK.
PETER WRIGHT A SON. General Agents
3T walnut street PntGdei9na.
Richardson, spence CO.. ~ A J. Cumnias Bf0A,
Liverpool Queenstown,
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COOK WASHER AND IROSER wANrEp-Ar
y No. $40 Lexington must be willing and ob2lng
anu have good references.
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WANrED--A SITUATION, .BY yorNG NAN IL "a
w coopers shop lnIsh the business has had threu
years experience Address stating terms, T. H., ~ -
Johns lane.
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MlsCELLAs EOUs.

WONDERFUL CURE FOR RuEUMATIsM- RHkU.
w naLsn imniedlately cured BY The Indo.Mexiea0
Young lady, EMANUELA ASPE TIA; the remedy 10 a
simple one and for external Try lie marvellous e.
iects. apply the Pension tfancalse, NO 10 wooster
street, near Canal from A. NJ 10 IL NJ and " ;
r ~ Tuesday and saturday both reo Tor benent u the
poor,
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COACHMANiS SITUATION WANTED-BY A.
"A married man. without IN umbrance; has the best,
reference last employer Call on or address r
r. 1T 10 West 4fth St., private stable.
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S,ITUATIOS wANrED-BY SUPERIOR ENGLISH
- butler In o good pr family; four years city
from last employer Apply, tor two days, AZ
87l 9Th In grocery store.
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yNANTED-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUsEwoRK
w in sna family Of two persons; must be . good
flasher AMI roner and plain cook Protestant preferred
Apply at 30 East 5lst 81
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1O- EAST lsrH STA LADY DESIRES TO FIND
OO position for her nursery gOveraess; very su-
perior French girl capable taking charge
Of ehtldrea Address Mrs. q.
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, undays at hali.pass everv hour from $50 A NJ
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A GIRL wASTED-Fog GENERAL HOCsEWoRK,
II in private family good place Tor sulta Die per-
Call at 52l East Goth ST.