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Night Dispatches.
Eh O. SEN at OF, HI cot.
.lI,Ll1 guG tlglf.I 'ttt1
How tho Walker Line was Broken.


.Q2 ftAi.aiaI.. q 1
CHARLEsToN, February II,
The long agony Is over. Tho Hon,
Allen I. CapOrton, Of Monroe county, ez'
ConfederatS Senator tRonY YiriniH FpG
blsdle4b bn lhd Deepnd bal lot b. ny b tbe
lolnt loHI bill the W FpaPs tbo
LSeiAlaturs. fThS Republicans SOte'IiOr
Judge Berkshire, The old fogies feel
themselves victorious over Young Amer
lea, and the greatest enthusiasm over the
result prevails. CapOrton Ia an able and
honorable man. MODOC.
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Dispatch trOn sOuatOr PaunSIl)
CHARLESTON, February II,
Editors IntClligOnCOF
Governor Jacob has declined to veto
the bill removing tho Capital to Wheeling
Hon. Allen T. Capeftons was elected
United States Senator to-day bh ~ tee,
Ond ballot, a, ]. PANEL,
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OOAIlLLssIONERIs NOrIcE.

fNOA9LlESSlONEkS NOTICE. 1ii''
Robert H. GlllHSpy Administrator VI llIV utAta VI
dCorEo W, COCli, decd, .Ti -
FG ''h
Charles COpn, james II. COen, Samuel n. UOen, John
ltoeurt Coon, Matilda CO6n Keller aud 1OOTgU
KOilor her hulband In ChARcOry,
N hS Municipal C0url 0r Wheeling.
Notlco . hereby given that shall, on Thursday,
the 18th day Of February, 1875, In aCcOrance with
aCleeTCe " tho Municipal Court Of Wheeling In tho
alOYO entitled cause, Gnt0Fp on tho 9Th day Of Jan.
nary, 1915, proceed 10 taks and state an aeCOunt
showing
Fra, What liens, II any, Oxisl against tho rOal
estate desTlbOd IN the bill Of complaint, thUIr ph-
UTitDs ard amounts,
SsrOHd What iUIsDhal property WIS luit by said
Gergo W, Con al The time Of bic death, liz value
and how disposed Of. -
Third, An account Oi Tho rents and nrOltSGcCnlIng
from Ad real estate since tho death Of GNV W. CotH
deO'li and the llnOunt due from the aid james II.
COen 10 tho other heirs Of neOfgO ". CO0n dO1'Ii,
for tho llS0 and occupancy Of said Fpai estate; and
an account Of The amount due mid almlDlEtTatot
l0t te rent n ead property prior to tue death Of
Eall UGONO W. COeH. . 'II.
Fourth And my other matlerS required by any
party In Interest, or leeAiel pertinent by tie Com.
missioner. % I'
ly tllO. provisions Oi sald tlOCreO this notice Is
iadU equivalent 10 personal service On tho parties
H. u. BARR, Commissioner,
lll2S-Th No. lla2 ChaplhO ST., WhTeling,
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The OhjNlOt this suit Is to obtain decree 10 Sel
aside certain deed nalO by John Mc1AhnOn lU
]. WoOls As trustee, beariGgdAte on the iyth DAY
Of November, 1873, which dOiSl Ia rCrOrlGd III deed
book o. iAEe 9ly and 10 subject the real estate ro-
Teyed y sid deed 70 the payment Of the judgment
interest all costs, and 10 tho payment Of iho il6nI
Of other creditors Of the said SeabfOOk 4 bICtiannD
ANA u appearing from m affidavit hlel In this
CAlia That the said Thomas SFNbrn6k, jr ono Of
tho defendants In this GaHe nOll.ruiidei Of this
state 9l motion Oi The Plaintiffs attorneys, Il Is
OnlPJal that The mid ThOindl yeaLrDOE Jr,, 10 40.
lelf al tlie next rule day Of this Court tO.wl! tic
slh tAy u March, 1910 and O what Is necessary to
pf9tCct his Interests.
tdl'y teste:
ut DANA |. HUBBARD, Clerk
ilBCta6 IIoyl, Attorneys for Plaintiff. iellTh
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MuNicIpAL coUlu'oF FwlIEEMNG.
FchraHry Rules, iS7S- February Sth, 1915.
Oliver LlnWy

TlOhlAS SGalrrOOk, JT., anil John MC(ianhOn, mri-
Iera rs SCnhrOOk / MctiannOn; and Maria Aicijan-
mail, aud Jacob Berger aud ]. q. Hoffman, pali.
hefs a. Berger 4 Hoffman anil ]. q. Hoffman
and Patrick Kennedy, and J. II. Cord, trustee,
and j, j. Woods ifliSiee
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ter, and the result is an upward move
ment in the stock. Those who got al
low prices appreciate the luxury and
anticipate bonanza prices for their fa-
vorite.
Thos. O'Kane, a well known miner
of Yankee Blade district, and an old
resident of this section, says the
Repeilie of the I'd, died suddenly in
this city last night. He had been con
fined to his bed for a few days with
bilious fever, hut his death was sudden
and unexpected.
The following personal appears in
the San Francisco Alta: Professor
Frank Stewart, earthquake sharp, gen
eral scientific e%xpOunder, and Com
missioner of the State of Nevada to
collect a cabinet of minerals for exhi-
bition at the Centennial, is in town.
The senior of the Lyon County
Times sits on the front porch of his
domicile now Of an evening and won
ders how the dues, he withstood solitude
before he got married. His wife has
gone East.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-05

Mr.. Sfevenson's project may prove a
Jonah'> gourd, and swallow upall else
that the Centennial Board have pur-
posed having done at the fair in the
name of Nevada?
We think that Stevenson and White
hill should both resign their places not
only as president and secretary but as
m bers Of the board. They are each
placed in the condition of employees OF
the board-present and past-and as
such they should not take part in its
deliberations. As to the wrangles
which their presence has o~ccasioned, the
wrangles resulting from their schem-
ings and personal ambitions, they
should no longer occupy the attention
Of the boar. further than to be brought
to an immediate and final settlement.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-05

POssTBLE.-The ReveiIte and Carson
Tribune are informed that the west
bound train leaves here at 4 o'clock in
tho morning and arrives at Winnie
mucca at 4 O'Clock in the afternoon of
the same day, thus rendering it pos
sible for the Register to have cribbed
u article about matters aud things
"a hundred years hence" We
thought Of taking the Reg lister to task
at The time, but, giving way to our
charitable impulses, we concluded to
let the matter slide. 1t should be
stated also in this connection that the
Register is not the only paper that al =
p%ropriates articles from the SENTINEL
without giving the proper credit there
tor. The Reveiiie and Tribune occt-
siona'ly astonish their readers with
something readable ard interesting in
precisely the same way.
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l.

From Conductor Magonigle we
lea IN, says the ElkO Independent, that
an old lady, n through passenger from
the East, disappeared from the train
somewhere about Pequop. Some OF
her fellow passengers noticed that she
was absent from her usual place in
the car, but not apprehending any
danger to the lady, failed to notify
the conductor of her Disappearance
until the train had made some twenty
miles after she Ma missed. Inmedi-
ate search revealed the fact that she
had lett the train, hut how, or in what
manner, 1t wss impossible to deter
mine She was. well provided with
baggage and can tO defray her ex-
pom -es. Notwithstanding which, she APP
peared very ~d1spondent, aud had toIt
some of the passengers that she had
not a friend in the world. 1t il feared
that her mind was wandering and that
she stepped from the train while it was
in motion.
A messenger arrived on horseback
from Cornucopia late last night. says
the ElkO Independent of the 81, with
the painful intelligence that the wife OF
Amos Plummer was very low, he hav-
y HiONttC wv ~
date services OF n physician. Unfor-
tunaiely, both of physicians are
attending patients here whose condi
tions are such that they could only be
left tor a brief period, but the services
of Doctor Hall, OF Carlin, were secured
by telegraph. The Doctor arrived here
by the midnight train, and set out i'm
mediately by private conveyance for
Cornucopia.
The Nevada Sulphur Mining Com.
pany was incorporated on Tuesday
last In San Francisco. to operate in Rab-
bit Hole Range, and especially at the
place known as the McWorthy sui
phur claims, Humboldt county. TIL"
directors are G. NJ. Grant, G. j. Grit
fin, r. j. McWorthy. H. w. Wynlan
and w. s.. Campbell. Capital stock,
81, 900 ,O0O.
The Savags's 10000 shares have been
cut M into 100000; thai Is, rather more
that six for one. The remaining 1000
shares have been placed to the credit
OF the company's reserve fund.
The cry now is. "Have you any
Justice 2" Advices from the Justice
mine continue Of a favorable charac.
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PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES
FROM CALIFORNIA.
Earthquake nj Grass Valley.

GRASS VALLEY, Dee. 4.
At 2:45 o'clock this afternoon there
wa n heavy shock of earthquake fell
at this place; buildings shaken, croci .
cry ratified az q fearful rate, hut no Sc
riOus damage done. The duration al
the shock was about ten seconds. The
motion was from north to south. The
shock occurred during a heavy rain.
The weather Is very stormy here. The
rain fall for the season, up 10 q o'clocA
this evening. was 2lH inches.
Reid Astesnps nc MwrdeP and Rsb.
berry ~ sase Palace 1bOsel.
san FRANCisCO, dec. 4.
A bold ataAAAkpt at robbery and muir
der was sna1n.xt the PAlseD Hotel, yes
terday aitern0en. On the 10th OF last
month . young man calling himself =.
Harrington took an apartment at the
hotel. being apparently engaged az n
travelling agent. About noon yestel-
day he sem a note To Hopkins " II :
ley, money brokers, asking them to
send IS. $50 in greenhacks TO his room
to be- exchanged for coin. Mr.. Haley.
Junior, went TO his room, No. 669 on
the fourth flour and agreed
with ! i'm on the price to be paid. On
returning his suspicion being ex.
cited, he reported the matter at the
Office OF the Chief If Police, who ord
cred a detective to attend to the matter.
The officer. accompanied by u young
ma named Ludlum, in the employ OF
Hopkins q Haley, and Mr.. Haley,
Senior, went TO his room. The officer
and Haley remained u~pobseryed Out.
side, while the hoy with the required
amount of currency went in with in
structions to keep q sharp lookout and
and call for assistance III necessary.
Harrington requested Ludlnm on his
entrance Il count the money and ss
that there we're no counterfeit notes IN
the package. While doing this, Har-
ring,on stepped behind him with a
Ratchet and aimed q blow at the boys
head. Ludlum saw his motion in q
mirror and partly avoided the blow.
lie received, however, a pretty severe
cut on the head. lie at once CAV the
alarm and the officer rushed in, when
Harrington surrendered without resist
ance and was locked up. In a valise
in his room were found a quantity Of
black glazed cloth such as il used for
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DIED.

Austin. Dec. Thomas o'hanc, aged about
rs wears.
Virginia. Dec. l-Jansje. wife Of LecndcrI
Van lom rem. ag ID % yenr..
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CESARISM.

The Grass Valley Union has a very
sensible and well timed article on the
third term question. The views ex
pressed are go completely in accord
with our own that we may be par
doned for the reproduction, iE promi.
nently loaded form, OF the following
extract: We contend, remarks the
Onion, that when the people Of this
country come to the conclusion that
they have only one man who is capa-
Bile of being President, the danger to
the existence of the Republic has sure
ly come and has assumed a menacing
attitude. That idea once prevalent,
and centering on one man, soon CEN
tiers on the mans family. The one-man
idea soon becomes an argument
in favor of the "divine right" Of sue
cession. The Kings, Queens, En-
perors, Cars, aud all that sort Of gov
ernmental paraphernalia in vogue in
countries which are not Republics,
were established on the idea of "divine
right" The first establishers of the
lines Of such were heroes Of wars; men
who made conquests and who hand
ed down their glories to their descend
ants, and the said glories have often
been bestowed on the wicked and on
imbeciles. Hence the heretofore pop
ularity OF limiting the Presidential
office to one term-which ought to be
done, at once, by a constitutional
amendment, before the hideous mon
ster of C8sarism becomes so familiar
that the people will hasten to embrace
it. General Grant may be such a pa
triot that he would not want more than
just one more term; but history i'm thou
sands of instances, teaches that even
the best men should not be tempted
too far. Louis Bonaparte, in 1913, al
DIRE .sed France in these words: 81
shall be, as / always was, a child of
France. The Democratic Republic
shall be the object OF my faith; / will
be her priest. Never will / attempt to
wrap myself in the imperial purple"
Yet he yer right after the purple and
soon wrapped himself in it, and tried
to hand it down to his son. Eternal
vigilance is the price of liberty"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-05

TOLEDO, Ohio, Dec. 3.
About one O'Clock this afternoon a
man stepped into the Office of the Cit,
Auditor and informed the Clerk in
charge that a lady in a carriage at the
door desired 20 see him relative to the
purchase of some bonds. While the
Clerk was engaged the stranger ali
stracted u box containing 81, 100 IN cur
rency and made his escape.
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MARRIED.

Virginia. Nov. 2s-John Henry Piper to Mis-
Frcdrr,la Martins.
Austin, Dee. / = William Ohngcmach to Miss
Nellie Parker.
Glko Dee. 2-Ihomas Shechan to Laura
Wil,ntts.
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BUSINESS CHANGE.

I'VE BUSINESS or THE BANK or
i TYPO, heretofore under the direction u
W. +. Mills 4 Co., will hereafter be conducted
by wM. w. A. CLAY ron y 90. Al De-
inands against the old hrm will be collected
by Clayton Il Co., who will also settle no in
de btcness of W. y. Mills * Co.,.
VIM. W. A. CLAYTON ( 90.
Tybo, Nye county, New, Dec. I, 1917. dj-lw
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EASTERN DISPATc HE'S.
sy Overland Telegraph.

[sPEoIAL TO THE DAILY SENTINEL
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NEW TO J.
CORRESPONDENCE.

EURgKA, December 4, 1873.
NILS LIZZIE MURIHY-DEAR MAD.
vi nm: II is with sincere regret that we
hear of your early departure from our midst.
and desiring to demonstrate to you our ligh
appreciation OF your talent as an excellent
musician, as well rs OR profound respect for
GU rs "A lady, we most respectfully tender
you a CON piimentary benefit, to take place nj
su h time and place n may best suit your
convenience.
sam Goidstone, 7. ". Beatty, X. Ryland,
o. Dunkei. Frank Il. Wittenberg. Clav Simms,
NJ. j. Franklin. q. w. Baker, rhos Lsspeyr.,
Thos. Wsen. james Reilly. NJ. J. coady,. r.
II. Harmon, j. Nulty. A, NJ. Iiillhou-e, ".
y. r~..vsnport, W.. p. Haskell, George W.
Merrill
EuRlKA, December 1, 1878.
o.. Dunkel. Thos. Wren, X. Ryland, A. NJ.
Hilthouse. and others:
Gentlemen: Permit me to express my sin
cire thanks for the o, idence Of your kind y
feelings towards me, as exposed in the abose
note, and to respectfully suggest " ednesdnv
evening. December 3, and Bigelow's Hall.
AS the time and place for the proposed test'-
monial. Yours, gratefully.
d5tf LIZZIE MUIR HY.
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BORN.

Reno. Dec. 2-Wife Of {. A. Richardson. a
son.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-08

OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
" Sailing from pier 81 North River
a. For Norfolk City Point and pRihmond Taesd TO-,
the Virginia and tennessee Air Line, Atlantic Goa &
Line Piedmonc Air Line, Chesapeake ana OHIO Rail-
road and witt the companyis steam lines 10 interior
points IN North Carolina and Virginia.
Newbern and Washington n. q. Cia NortOla every
Tuesday, Thursday and saturday.
Baltimore Wednesdays and Saturdays att r. " Com
Meeting with Baltimore and ohio Railroad.
Lewes lel. MONDAYS aud thursdays, at 4 ". Con-
Meeting with Delaware and Maryland Railroads
Passenger accommod ldons unsurpassed.
Through passage tickets AM bills of ang to all points
lowest rates Insurance TO Norfolk &c Y per ce 1T
Freights received daily at pier 81 North River
General Offices, l97 greenwich street, New YORK.
N L. McCREADY, President.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

NORTH snoRE STATEN ISLAND FERRY
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ndayA at half-past every hour, from 10 4. NJ.
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Aston House carsleave vesey streetoT tsfv rR'
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NALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON
wa Newport and Fall River.-The word-renowncd
steamers BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE leave pier 70
North River foot OF Murray street daily sundays June
N 10 Aug ust 20 inclusive. ut NJ Through tickets sold
at all principal hotels the city Halls Band engaged
for the season.
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100 WEST TTn STA SUPERIOR LAUNDREs5
LOU soiicits washing at her house linen, nneries,
&C. done in first class style prompt and rciable give
her trial
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900 FAST 10Th sT.-A LADY, HAVING LOST HER
GOO baby. wishes 70 procure situation for moot
reliable, faithful woman wet nurse; the baby was
three months old Can be 1t her own house from
to 6 o'clock for q week
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A sTROLOGER -PROFEs3OR LISTER, 3A SIKH
~ send for circulars Address ah letters 20
box 4,s29 Post ofice, New York
A TTENfION. -CONsULTATION ON BUSINESS, LAW
n suits mics absent rieni Is love marriage
sickness and DEATH Pay refused unless satisfied ~
sixth avenue. Mne SINaHL
EUROPEAN CLATRVOYANr TELLS NAMES
~ shows lkenesses marriages JJc, 70 ST. No.
10 West twenty nfh street
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OK srH Az, r. THE MILLINERY STORE
O1O lady wishes 20 recommend strictly responsible
trustworthy English Protestant as nurse whom sh
has known Tor wears; polite ana every way Obnging
Apply, after l. on saturday
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NEAT LITTLE GIRL OR BOY TO WAIT O.
n door, 10 90 homo az night Can to-day and on MOI
day, 81 No. 81 WesE a1th SC. DR.. REYNOLDs.
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S)IS EAST 10Th STA YOUNG WOMAN AS LAuN
AlC dress private family; three years reference
from last place.
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WANTED-FUR FINIsHER-A LADY WITH THOR
w ough knowledge OF lining NUTS, boas ana sacques
and capsbe OF cutting silks: steady employment guar
apteed. Address A. J. BURkHARDr CO, Cine .nnau
Ohio We give reference j. Ruszits 457 Broadwa
and J. = Cohen Co., 50 Greenwich street New YORK.
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100 WEST PATH STA RESPECTA YOUNG
lZC girl laundress no objection 70 nice, private
boarding hous good references Ca from 9 t4 Ring
bell o.
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Port Richmond boats leave Whitehall - foot'f
Broadway daily, at6:ia sl5 s:sl lo:l5 A NJ ~"
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WANTED-EXPERIENCE SALEswoMAN APPLY
w 10 LORD TAYLOR, corner Grand and Christie
streets
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100 WEST 50TH STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN
lOD 70 20 out by the day washing housec leon Ing
best references. Mrs. EDWARDS.
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7O7 WEST $50 ST. FIRST FLOOR ROOM -
Id respectable colored woman wishes family wash
ING by the month or week.
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yNANTED-A COMPETENT LADY, AT SALARY
w o. $50 per month, to receive subscribers 10 new
religious Paper; members OF church only engaged
must reside in Brooklyn. Address COMPETENT box $50
Herald Office.
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80. 4 80, S 80 and 8 AS p M.
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10 I'D ST., HoBoKEN, THREE BLOCKS FRoA
IL Ierry-A neat, tidy young woman 10 d house
work for widowers family Of tun iannE wansI
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COACHMzN AND GARDENERS.

A RESPECTABLE CoLoRED MAN WISHES A
N situation coachman; 81 years reference. Ad'
street
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)17 WEST 18Th ST. IN THE REAR WOMAN
Il wishes washing and ironing and houseelean
ing. ROSETTA NTH.
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S,TATE LINE. - -
LIN BELFAST, AND LONDONDERRY.
Sailing from pier No SO North River as follows
STATE or LOUISIANA, Captain johnson We'd, May ~
STATE or INDIANA Captain Sadler Wed. June
and every "Wednesday thereafter. First cabin SO $50
and 500 tickets $li0 Second cabin $50 return
tickets 500 Steerage at lowest rates
Apply TO AUSTIN, BALDWIN Il CO., Agents
No IL Broadway, New York
Storage Office, No. 45 Broadway
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on EAST SD STA YOUNG GIRL SPEAKING
s0UI German and English fiuenty maid or nurse ;
10 objection TO travelling gong 10 Europe best city
reference. Address n X.
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TNMAN LINE-FIxED sourHaRLY COURSE

MOST DIRECT AND ECONOMICAL ROUTE TO
N Holland, Belgium, the Rhine. Switzerland &C. via
ROTTERDAM
these beautiful steamers, carrying the United states
mail the Netherlands arc well known tor the regular
ity OF their trips Rates OF passage ow, ,,anora
FUNGI, EDYE CO.. L. ": MoHIIS,
General Agents % BroadWAy
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HELP WANTED-FEsIALEs.

A GERMAN OR SCOTCH GIRL, CAPABLE or DO.
- Ing washing ironing and cooking well for small
family, ~ Mrs kAADALlSS. $50 sth az.
A WANTED, a GOOD COOK, WASHER AND
H. lr0ner II private boarding house willing
sud obliging city references required None others cali
nom " TO 3 o clock. 40. ia West 10Th 81.
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O1e WEST arm ST.. FIRST PLooR-A RESPECT
ZtO able young married woman with fresh breast
O. milk has baby nve weeks old, nurse In private
family; no objection 70 the country.
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JyANTED-GIRLs TO PASTE ON BELTS; ALSO
w : buckles
NEW YORK NOVELTY COMPANY, l2s Church st
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% lsT ST, ONE FLIGHT UP ROOM IAN Ac
OZ compished young widow housekeeper n an
elderly gontlemans family OF means Mrs CORNELL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-08

JNANTED-A NURSE GIRL, FROM 10 TO II YEARS
w OF aye, 10 go short distance in the country !;
good comfortable home. Apply at l3O East fth St.