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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPCRT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, 7
WAsHINGTOS, Monday, July s. 1871 a. M.
c....l...ai. G,,.I III " Lnnrl

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, Z
WAsHINGTOS Monday, July 8, 1871 a. mo-
Synopsis for he Ddst hcenty-f hours
The barometer is highest over the south ana
middle Atlantic coasts and lowest from Indian Terri
ritory and Kansas to Illinois.
Partly cloudy weather with occasional rain has pre-
vailed in the South Atlantic States. partly cloudy or
cloudy weather with rain area from Tennessee TO the
Northwest the lake region. and the Northern portions
Of the Middle and Eastern States.
Generally clear and continued warm weather IN the
Gulf States. ~. W..
with cooler. partly cloudy weather -,
The Mississippi has continued slowly rising below
KeOkuk $500.
PrObnbiiities.
For the South Atlantic and Guf States, Tennessee ana
Ohio Valleys stationary rising barometer eastery or
souherly winds, generally warmer clear or partly
clody weather will prevail with rain areas from the last
district Outhwestward.
For the lake region, rising barometer northery or
casery winds cooler partly cloudy weather, and In the
lover lake region light rains.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys
higher northery castery wlndsetnd cooler
or partly cloudy weather, with rains In Missouri. -
For he idic and Eastern states, seueast - so,tih-
,resf ,rinds parnor partly ciO,dy uedter, Joored oy
rising barometer. riM yht RAINS during the morning IN
ne latter. 80 ,,,
The lower Mississippi will continue slowly rising.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
vICE-pREsIDENT WILSON'S POLICY.

vICE-PREsIDENT WILSON'S POLICY.
THE DEMAND OF INDEPENDENT INDEPENDENTLY
or REFORM BY THE REPUBLICAN PARTY.
TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Your article on VicePrcs ident Wilson's
utterances exactly to the point have longing
ever since his letter The springfield Republican last
January. to just what you said yesterday Twas
anxious by what process the Independents were
to be "conciliated" by the Republican party am one
OF the former and out simply because the latter had
become nolerablc Well II went on nsolcnt In It's power
and defiant in its contempt OF decency two years longer
till suddenly II lay cawng the earth and wondering
what struck It. Immediately thereupon Mr.. Wilson
opened with prayer and exhortaon, and doubtless pes
little mixed by the shock, ended by prescribing emoi-
ents not to where 1t hurt bn to what hurt IT, Now how
am to be emoated would like to know party
growing from very bad indeed at the time LETT u 10
about much possible when, two years iater'
the whole nation becoming Disguised and Indignant rose
up and cued its right and left IL after all th MI
Wilson thinks in just the blithest condition, TOT all the
world to let me come back and embrace 1t ami ID per-
fectly willing to allow to do my level best to hep
elect its President next year and questions asked
The Vlce-Presidents temporary dcnori,zaon .s ma ~
hin appsaT Jolly t B ,h mas she parry ense il hasn't
But is it eaSqee or i thp vino one
personal ota from what they in 1s72, moved by the
same handoran and with senses ana passions ss,,'n
evil practices and designs And yet excellent Vice
President writes though it was the easiest thing iag
Unable that T. and such as could be concated y them
TO return to what threw of three years ago ana hcp
cause only so far as can see called the Republican,
party. 1t is things want. not names, ana tnal hts
lost its virtue The promises Of purity honesty nnu 10
be good generally which the VicePresidcnt IL doubtless
right In believing the party would In its calamity nc Only
too eager to make in convention ana ont Would ohy Dc
laughed at rs OF doubtful capablity OF uhlhenf, or s
one the pretenses of those who make long PRAYERS Of
my very unprcendng part should be sorry ~, 10
believe that thu OF the Republican party - apul
ut its end believe that in knaycry and corruption "
past rcdenptOn ana that permanent goo can come
10 the nation at large until 1t is superseded 10y peer
if possible indeed change I've but for inc better
Surdcuse June 80, 1879. INDEPENDENT NoIEh
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THE BOOK TRADE UNwISELY FAVORED.


SIRE Will you not give these facts publicity
In THE TRlBUsEi The Mercantile Library Processes
among other things, to provide reading room for the
OF its Subscribers, and none who have visited the
place in question doubt that 1t Is well paronlzed
The natural conception Of a rcadingroOm Is that it Is
place regularly and continuously kept OPEN circulat
ing library may he closed for week or so upon timely
noce and le injured thereby. for those desiring
books 10 read in the interval could draw beforehand
With q readingroom the is different; the current
daily and weekly papers the magazines and reviews are
interest when fresh, aud their contents the topics o
conversation. To close such room deprVes ia SUD
scI1bcrs of amount OF pleasure to which they are en-
titled having paid for it, and in some instances ehaiis
pccuniary loss This morning the rcadingrooD oi the
Mercantile Library H. closed, and IL il announced
that it Will not be rcOpened till August l.
alterations or repairs, nor TO give "a vacation TO the
ccrks-alhougl neither ~ these would seem
SAT- -facoTy-hut in order enable certain auction
house which has its headquarters not thousand miles
Clinton Hall, TO what IL calls book IiI Oh
the premises in other words 10 make use al the reading
room, 10 which have subscribed general sales
room where different Publishers may exhibit tnelr wares
sale. Literature Is good book fairs good ttt least
such j. the experience Of Itipsic but for the nlaee
the Mercantile Library 10 deprive its subscihers oi
the use of the reading room for month III order 10
tlon il IL legal willing subscribe 80 II enough
other members be found 10 do the same, for the pr
pose OF apply ing for mandamus, II that prove thc
proper remedy of taking such other acton as may nc
annual subscription Respectfully yours, &c, E. H. l.
York, July l., 1879.
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o,..,,n o,aucns Bearse Boston, with mdse ana pass
pSn1ss eos ursenock Hssgum Calcutta March ~
sb,p Toshon Tower lot Liverpool. Trumoul csoas~
ssS S%'s MIRA new new. $500 s0n' Thomas Portland Juno =
:" BARK Johann Kepsr CGer). spio Bremen 30 da5~ WI"
Marx Eliza oulton of Hafax OBrien sasus dAys Win
sri ormus of Pembroke, Me shactford Key Francis .
BARK Hrctaras Cof Annapolis N 81 Bent Bremen 81 days
BARK Henry knight tof Camden Me') Ames' cardenas
Marx sarah T. Frazer tOf Portland Knight Maan1As
dIy srs wh ma er Eerbroof Havre 40 days ballast.
Brig woliyills of Liverpool " 81 Barns Havana 'on'
Brig zetsnd (of Liverpool N. ST. Hicks 81. Pierre Mart
Brig Sarah crowe Cof Yarmouth n. 81 Morris st. Johns
Brig SRI r. B. cieaves toi Potand). cumminss carenas
Brig Hiram Abn Trbbett. Havana DAYS with sugar.
schr. Annie L. Palmer (of Bath, Mel Lewis bAfAc'A
ScSr Iil'e ives saxton 81 crolx days with
schr scull of Philadelphia Barrett caoarien
scir. Joanna Doughty, Doughty, Savannah daya win
%cbr D. H. Bi.bee Dixon Para 20 days with rubber &C.
scGr Good viii of Nassau Roberts Eleuthera dava with
Ro5 Myhan pSsne EsnhsTa days. with p,nes Inn.
schr J. IT, Hatfield ot Parsboro, n So Hatfield. wndsos.
SsnsSs ba@EIn Pgrtan land Win s'S ss,,.
s scsr Kate kss a r Re@Fof s SS ap Ss with n
CIRCUMSTANCES AND cosIwisE
Fleetwing. Fail River. Ney, Fall River
Lille Rich Manchester. 4. ST. John. Stonington
Nesper, Portsmouth. Ihos flis, DENNIS
Clara &. Rogers Boston, j. H. COTTON, Boston
Celeste, New Haven. Helena New Haven
u Strong New Haven. X. A. Forsyth. New Haven.
b. r. Brainarl. Portland, Ct T.. White, Newport
John ManOye, Newport. EAJeit', Newport.
Palladium Newport = !. Quincy, New London.
Phenix, Providence tioftda, providence
:. y Havcns Providence. +. Bent, BALTIMORE
Sidney Dorian Virginia
WISD-Sunset moderate, =; c0udy.
MEMORANDA.
The schr Mccarthy Of Philadelphia which has been
sandy Hook fer has been safely COTTON
OF aud towed TO tho city this J. m. (ith)
DOMESTIC PORTS
CHARLESTON July Arrived steamships Gulf stream frvm
New York Gull, from Baltimore.
SAVANNAH, July ARRIVED. steamships Ashland, from
New.YOrk America, Baltimore. sailed Sd, steamship
san JAG ntO, for Now.IOrk.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON, July SSaci for United states ports; Ravens
crag Western Shore II. b. Fuller, sandemanden. Oneida
sreranza, Menewa Mira Ada Barton John Johnson Nellie
Guest Andrew ChgncctO Scotia Arrived out on the "a
inst Lady Lampson. Euclid the latter at Cork Peter koh
land at Deal Derwent, sandyik Ann st vli E,s BAT
taria j. Mcclellan Arrived out on the 81 inst Arts
tides Amb0sia Aquila all three in the Channel Czmpa
EIneia jacques Occur latter Falmouth Anal Monk
shaver, Fisher, the Latter at WorkiDgton
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PiSSENG ERS ARRIVED.

FROM LIvERPOoL-Is steamsh p The queen, July q
Miss C. TAYLOR Hodges Mr.. aud Mrs p - Justice MI
and Mrs Moorehead Miss G9aehcn. w F. ormsoy' Edward
T-, Mira Jackey Brother Vincent Mr.. Mcguire MI and
Mrs Is smith r. Howard John Hawkins, Geo Robinson,
J. W Little Jacob Fisher, Miss T.. 4. Mum, &. Chapman
IlNERPOOI-Ia TIE steamship GUY Of Chester July
Capt Tanton, Mrs Tanton and child Miss Anne Beamlsh
Mrs NJ Roberts Mt story James Dater Dr. d. O. Thomas
Mis- Helen NJ Thomas James Well, NJ A. ro0hey, Mr. Fltt
per Robert B Brimer, John j. Walls, f. W. Gcre y IN
deli +. Nina, VIM. Henry Smith, sam. NJ Fulton, John
Lsplen J. b. savage A. HaOws, John NJ. Arnold, VIM MIL
Isr James orra James Dunn McPsn, Peter Robinson.
George Pcnde Mrs. Pendle and boy, MIS- MCKAY iyer
Miss Wheey H. b. Brandreth Mrs Brandreth James Lock
hart Mr. Fielding, Mrs Fielding, Miss Fielding James Gar
side CARBIDE A. Goodrich Fay, A. b. PRIDE rev thomas
m ! T.. TOOhfy,
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PROF MARsUS STATEMENT TO BIZ PhLfAhHD
FORTHWITH.
Nrw-U,yEy, Conn.,, July 4.-The Palladium

HlOIINg VIII tVHt'fII 'FO I'IT"''o N'|
from Prof o. c. Marsh:
YALE COLI RGF, NEW HAvEs July 3, 1875.
m. fIon r. u sum. fstom,SSOHer IUdOn dUotrs.
III Az SIR have your letter OF the LEI INST INFORM
,, ma. ~ The a. H.
ssatt the lion G. Fletcher OF MISS u ana thc non
.nr, "A lane of YORK. COninl,ter 10 investigate
c ,urs M Red Cloud A2cLcy. nave a. ytt Itt.N.u ~
COMMUNICATION from the gentleman nained pht " ~ one
r,.s "a, deta led statement 'nJOiylny tio cyl
,t,ucr on Ills subject, ia my osstsson cop. u ".c
-, yt Il,a5r, ay before Committee soon a. they
,rr, me- mat tly have Organized and al. ready to act
Neryt
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THE FIRE RECORD.
IN BROOKLYN.

IN UKUDkL1N.
A fire, supposed to have been caused by fire.
crackers took place in John Boyle's oDesory wooden
stable at Pacicst. and Boerum-pace about 6:1O p. m
yesterday The damage, amounting to about $500, Is
covered by insurance in tho PhGnix Insurance Com
pany.
fire o. unknown origin occurred on the roof OF the
house at No 10 Hillary st, at Adass about ~ W a. IN
Yesterday The building, owned by W. H. Glillan, was
damaged $500; insured in the Phpnx Insurance Com
pany The furniture Of Mrs. Molloy, who occupied the
upper floor, damaged 500.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
por other shin y,rs see Third Paoe. !

ARRIVED. e. Sunday. July 4.
Steamship City OF Chester (Brl Ieth, Liverpool June ~
via 25th with mdse and 10 John g. Dale
Steamship Queen r Bragg. Liverpool June 20, and
Queenstown cath, with mdse and TO r. W. j. Hurst
Steamship Tyrian (r lawson, Bordeaux Juno ~. with
nise and pass 10 Henderson Bros
Steamship Richmond Kelly, Loves, Dsl With mdse 70 Old
Dominion Steamship 20.
Steamship Old dominion. Walker Rohmona City Point and
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1t will be therefore, that the circulation Of The THE
through the mails than that Of The Herald saA
combined that OF The World combined ana
great that all three Of other morning papc
combined Advertisers will md also Interest 70 ~
that the columns OF The wider
than those Of other the city, and that each ooum
therefore, gives space sdvsrtsse
than . column tine In any OF the other pxpeu.
DAILY Tribune. kav II
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CATTLE MARKET.

CHIoAGo July Receipts for week 10000 Hogs,
II 100; sheer, 340O shipments tste IoooO; Hoss,
1000 sheep Cores onns limo last year-kecepts
C,;. | 600; Hogs 81 327; sheep 5000 Sfipmens-Cat
tie 900 Hogs $1,000; sheep, 5G5. Cattle In moderate sup
NV and fair demand; quotations range " 75Ht3 70 Tor
gisSeTs: sld4 Tor through Texans 1904 for Common
steers ~ SIS 80 for Fair TO Goods IS 75GS6 20 for
Choice; 81 500 81 % for Extra. .
Hoes demand especially for packing grades and
uric,, light prices range from
IS ~ Common to Good Heavy; ~ s5ds' 20 ior
sEFP aHte easy s. 759si % for Common to Choice
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Doctor Giles Your Eminent Is the best used 10
Rheumatism when every other remedy tailed have
only used bottle have spent hundreds OF dollars and one
bottle Of CHESS ISlNENf IODlpE or AMMONIA cured
M JAMES A. CO Rgl,
Carriage Factory, 4ls 400 and Az Freeman st,
Cincinnati Ohio
Sold by all Gruggsts Depot No. All Sixthaye NewYOrk
cen 81
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twill be seen that the American News Company bought
considerably than 1t did Worlds aud Tnes pus
together and News Company also bought
more than 1t did HOds and Taes put together.
This fair comparison OF the relative
cases months past There has been time this
year which the daily circulation OF THE TRIBUNE noe
equal the combined daily calculations Of The World and
Times which its semiweekly circulation not quad
ripple the combined mi.weekly circuaous Of The World
Times and in which ITS weekly circulation was not out
sight combined weekly calculations Of The WorI
and 7ines 10th OF April Of the best known a.
yerng agents the country prepared the following csrd
We undersigned have examined the books OF Tux :
UNE the Foreman Of It's Press Koom the daily reports etc,
entirely satisfied and do certify that the entire crcu
laton DAILY Tribune for the month Of March
I25i 25 complete copies making acreage da.iy c.rl
oa Of 49, 1877 and that the entire
TKlB the month OF April, " AMI IN
GLIDING this day. 49,, $50 complete copies making ne
dredg ddiy circulation Tor the month Of April thus far
SO,S6S complete copies ;. NJ PEIIENGlLls
Neto- York, April 10 1875. KEENAN, BURR
The figures given remained agusry stable through
the past month The daily circulation Of tbs
TRIBUNE for the whole month 80, 16S.
The following extract from the Official report Of the Post
the City Of NewYork TO the Postmaster General
giving the Of postage paid by each the month
Of January 1870 It's regular editions from the New.
Office TO Its regular subscribers further illustrates
the relative calculations:
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msnts 70 he ,esmaS Tba strnng srg~me,s Tor mora
paper currency e that the country suffering for lack
Ii less money with which To- transact than
In 1850 and 1861. Restectfully yours,
Cleveland, Ohio, June 28, 1879 II. ]. WINTERS.
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THE NEW PARADE-GROUND.
THE LAW CoNDEMNING PRIVATE PROPERTY FOR
PUBLIC USE.

THE LAW CONDKMNING PRIVATE PROPERTY FOR
PUBLIC USE.
TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: There has been so much said about
the new parade ground the upper end Of the Island
and much abuse of property owners who have land
there that send You the section OF the law which not
only destroys all the streets and avenues fronting their
lots but condemns them for the public. and has deprived
every their since April ., 1879 the date OF
filing the map. JOHN MCClNE'
No. A Finest, Nc,r- York. June 80, 1870
[Chapter COS Lara 1871, pn.sed Aprd pol
The said officers composing said board AMI the san
major general majority thereof shall plan or
public square place. streets and avenues authorized by tls
act certified BY thu and O said map ,occrtincd
filed remain Of record la the office Of the sad De
Public Parks, and other oil
shall he filed remain OF record In the Once OF he
o Public works said city; and from and aftf
said the said public square or place ana tho
and ad out II any, bounding the SAINT
places and public streets and avenues In SAID
city with The intent and effect "a II
the same had laid and established by the Commits
soners appointed In and by the act entitled An ACT relative
touching the laying ont Of streets anu roads
OF New YORK. and for other purposes passed Ap
All streets avenues now Ia d out WITHIN The limits
public place 80 laid out shall from thenc
abandoned closed similar proceedings s'
relation TO acquiring me 10 sa'
public square place. streets and avenues ouning sdd
place IL authorized and directed 10 DC
in and the OF
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GENERAL POLITICAL NEVIS.

THE FEELING AS TO THE DEMOCRATIC NOMGNA
TON.
SAN Francisco, July 4.-The Democratic
State Convention has finally adjourned The ticket Is re-
ceiyed throughout the State with fair degree OF salts
faction but excites little enthusiasm The Bulletin says
tho convention WAS run BY the Central Pacific Railway
COMPANY The Democratic Congressional Convention OF
the Vt District to-day nominated T. ID. Wiggerson for
Congress.
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.nARRILU.

ROBERr-JON ES-On saturday July by the Rev Wlliau
Ormiston, D. Frederick Robert OF New York, 10 Mar
sena jones' daughter Of William Nelson, Of Brooklyn
l.. l.
UNDERHILI-S TODDARD--At No. 1862 West Twentieth
ST. on saturday, July b. the Hon. John H. Brady EDWARD
+. UnderLill 10 Eveline T. Stodiard.
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The Elastic rooms. 6s3 Broadway will bs
open Monday July for enience of ruptured persons
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The Columbian Publishing Company, Nassau
81 have llst issued in attractive form fac sime
of George WaShingOns commission as COMMUNICATIVE
Chief of the Army OF the United Colonies
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THE NEW-TIAMPSHIIE LEGISLATURE ADJOURNS
CONCORD, n. H., July 4.-The Legislature
adjourned last evening till the last Wednesday in May
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DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed gith fu
name and address.
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De.nIrr. Pills are the safest remedy for Chs
and Fever and Malaria
Industrial Exhibition Bonds.
Persons holding which the premiums
allotted March 1870 and which became que July
1875 aid payment wheIecf has been refused by 1e GounX
REDDY, Bennett Building.
A-Trusses. secIey's Hard Rubber Trusses, light
cool, Clearly. entirely free from al sour rusty sIOpng
used In bathing long tesicd
always reliable Establishments l,3i7 Chestnutst Phie@
pha, and 731 Broadway, " y
The &. ID. Champlin Special The finest sll Win:
produced BY the Pleasant Valley Vine Company eh4uisn
iayo dry very hight perfectly pure not reenoS9l sold
S only 80 y ST BY 'So T eat vsy Vine COM
pany undeniaby the pures IN the world very
clean no sugar cOorng matter added
NewYork state society Of the Nh
meet the Work Society Library No. o. tniyersiy
State Cincinnati who be in Tie city are
invited To be present and unite win rs Ia celebrating hs
staining Committee will meet at IL o'clock o. IN. BY orer
MARINus WIILErr sec. HAMlLIOS FISH. Preslieal
Advertisers de,irins 70 gain the attention aud pa
tronage Of Farmers and Asrcultnrsts, will find THE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE the most valuable and effective me
dunn Ii now reaches farmers and those Of bettss
class than any other weekly paper published Advertise
ments to secure proper classification should 10 handed In %
or before Monday of the week OF issue.
Ehe PHILADELPHIA Once Of Tho Tribune II at -
q SOUTH sIXrHsT
(f.eigrr BudingD
SUBSCRIPTIONS AND ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED
AT PC BIIsHERs RATES.
Subscribers to the Daily in philadelphia can have the pap
served by Al their RESIDENCES IN mo 70 DC r az AZ sas
tran m, and Is Immediately dispatched 10 ali pars
CITY, Back numbers can usually be supplied at tho once
o. Interest 10 Advertisers.
Yesterday the American and NewlOrk News Companies
bought Of the various morning papers as follows
N Nesacoe Ssw:oa
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6pseial Notices.

De.ners Pills the surest and safest remedy for Chs
4 Ion.nr And nllra
, 1875-07-18
WANTED-FEMALE HELP.

~ HoT4eEAepaTs.
WAMIED-A GOOD WOMAN TO GO INTO TIE
n, eouo! 10 Keep house for widoEcr aud tHo child
good homo for the rxh. persou: good rsferenoe
~as0. Apply thiA day II rs laErAhes-&t-
WAsTED-AN EXPERIENCED LADY WHO IS
SqAte 1t tAking tho full charge Of No. board
- hoae tsesn tee kitchen 70 Ii, gsrst Oue sutAhls
scs-ti tne white management Referenee 3unst 10
y Itibuaa oc5ce.
, 1875-07-18
WANTEp-.FEMALE HELP.

WANTED--FEMALE HELP.
Nurscs--Continued.
w eisatiy I'd to as pain .s@'as. 1aaiicas pts,
1cr1ed: ~ Exaa-.y.- -------:---
70 I4KE us oAhf Of gos oH n;P
references, at Isl ontasiost MONDAY morning German
,uANrSD-WET NURSE. APPLICANTS PLEASE
y 81. 9ad'{t tha e oatS. sd loe Room
.9J p1sn1 LARK 6,t oF
and fully andcrst4nd housekeeping vhere servants ars
&C.. e. bapss soa oea ao' At reasonable salary Adj
WANTED-A WET NURSE; HEALTHY. IN.
~ telieent woman. u years DID, and that
aad sdi% s. 81 ias sonds, Sssssea Ss
NVASrED- D-IMMEnIATELY-A HEALTHY WET
.ad ~ q sssR Rse Ban BSahs DID,
Sonnsrresscx.
" iate ehaese u shs asrs1tment % % Il out basaess;
1pp y Ti trade
An q1oD KLA
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HtHRS o6 $ks and 9xF34@ Z Nss;ss
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WANrED-A, coop pREsSM1KER; ONE WHO
c, !. 7 Ba.en, Ah 'Ao
WANsTrEp.TfWo WAsT rEI,, f. FIRsr-cLAss DREssMAKERs.
sTrnTWo Ser3e sae';,p opr;, 7o7x 77fT7 saw7sG
CO. :ss9i' ss. 81 VIZ nsss g.
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and x,fs il family. IS sau!h statest. RooIn 1s
r sa ssss 5,zsr 1s M
Isl T shs.h.a ."sond tIocp pp' ~ - y o'
IVANrtp-ruREx WOMEN ON PLAIN HAND.
~ ,1:F1 i;77777 7;7ps71ri &C nnVss77 1VERs
" sI5h ii Singer aashae;: i - seat6 Glsfsss:
aaunurcsses.
Observation-Disclosures FOR PRIVATE FAMILY
Menas, = = :; =: - - =,
tar ends I'd TaesdSs uons bas ~
upa1y q 20 Es. Gs oadsy s
M ASTEO-TWo LAUNDRY WOMEN. ONE FOR
w Washing, one fo1 washing and plain ironing; board
cf0noon HOUSE, oFsh corner o'
W1STE5 ElRsTeI4Sz las; VA w3sHEK zFRTEE e IT.;
ile fStt5shst Sd; none Others need apps S West
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