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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-04
ROOMS AND BOARD.

DOOM5 AND BOARD-Large frOnt room
" with board in private family; reference
required. lOl ADAMS ST.
pOOMs AND BOARD-Nisitors TO the city
IL can find rooms and board at IS Monroe
street. Day boaTders wanted.
DOOMs AND BOARD-ComfortabIe rooms
II. with board, and day bosrders wanted, at
l52 Main street. MRS. E. A. ALLEN.
IL OOMB.-ComfOTtRble rooms, with board, at
II SO Madison street, A few day boarders
wanted Cc30
70 COMA pleasant front room, on ground
Il, nOOr, with board. Apply at
lG9 SECOND STREET.
CELECT BOARDING - With OF without
y rooms, In q private family, In the centrally
located brick residence l55 Union street, three
squares nom Main. ocJ2B
DOARDEUS-A few day-bOarders can be &C.
u commOdated AT 10 Court street. octH
BOARDING BY MRS. NJ. ]. ELLIOTT-At
ID No. s. Poplar II. Superior boarding and
lodging, IS per week; day board, s. per week.
SPLENDlD ROOM, WITH BOARD-Terms
> moderate ITO MONROE 81.
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Mechanics and Traders Bank has for
sale State, county and city scrfps AT low.
est market rates, in sums TO suit tax
naFPFs.
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Al which wiIIappear


The sIX-YEAR-OLD CHILD-WONDER,
Together with SIR. JAMES MDDSALD, IN his
WUuugrful skate Dance. Other features Of an
Interesting character vii be embraced In the
Price Of admission, 80 cents; children half
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ATTEND Robertson's Business College.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

hWELLING-Fine suburban Dwelling
] House for sale or rent. Apply at No. 81
Main street. se22
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Ask for Valentino d Co.'s Japanese
balsam. 1t is delicious, far surpasses Tolu gum,
and is the finest gum manufactured. Manu-
factured only by Valentino & Co., Nashville,
Tennessee. For sale by Specht & Walter, PO-
desta, Malatesta IL Co B. Rocco, r. r. Storz q
Bro.
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ONE thousand odd vests at 81 each,
at the
OAK HALL CLOTHING HOUSE.
25l Main street.
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Baby MsDOnaId,

AT the request Of many ladies and the
public generally, Mr.. Meyers, OF the Jefferson
matinee with Baby M'Donald, the world IS
wonder child, at the Greenlaw Operah ouse,
on Saturday afternoon, commencing at two
o'clock. The whole company will also ap-
pear. Mr.. M'Donald, the wonderful cham
pion pedestal skate dancer OF the werld, will
also appear in his extraordinary feats. The
performance will be equal TO anything In that
line ever seen in this city, and will bring out
a full house of our best people.
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LOST

DOEY-A dark-Drown pony, white spot in
I face and hind feet white. l. bersl reward
Tor return TO 86l LINDEN ST.
EOLD EAR-RiNG-With hair setting; iost
" on Sunday night. A suitable reward Will
be paid Tor its return 20
nov3 W. A. GOODMAN. Al Madison ST.
hOG-A brindle Bulldog, with w hite neck;
~ had 4 fish-line around his neck. A lber-
81 reward Will be paid for his return to the en-
glneer at the Elevator.
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.

For Pine Bluff, Little Rock, Fort Smith, and
Way Landings. -Ihe light draught
Str. Granger, -
Leaves GIenn'5 Wharf boat THIS DAY, No
vember 4th. al , pm.
x. 2. GLENN, Agent, on Wharf boat.
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Oh! boys, oh girls, but its nice, its ele-
CANT. Ask for peerless butterscotch candy, for
sale by all confectioners and grOcers, at
wholesale by principal confectioneTies CT
Memphis; packed fifty cakes in box.
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Headquarters for Toilet Articles
Imported Extracts,
Fine Hair Brushes,
Tooth Brushes,
Toilet Soaps,
Face Powders,
Hair Oils,
COsmetIque. Etc.
III. SEABR0OK d co.
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STRAYED.

.NORREL HOEsE-Fron fernando, Miss, on
= Friday night, ctOBer 3Jt, a light soTrel
horse, with saddle-maTks on Hck, white spot
In forehead, fax name and tail. A literal re-
ward will Do paid Tor his TetuTn 10 Armstead
Thompson, fernando, OF 70 Brackets stable,
NJ -mphiE. nov3
II ORSE-From c. Q. White, Buntyn sta
II ton, ray pony 1879 hands high, marked
on lett hip +. n; $40 reward for information
given at Porter, aylOr & Co.'S. now
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ADJUSTMENTS.

EKEEsLAw OrEkAhoUsE.
BABY M'B0S SID zAEIsEF,
Saturday, November q nj = O'Clock = IN.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


The HaveTly mlnsrels continue to
give good entertainments and attract appre-
ciative audiences. There was a good Wednes-
dry matinee yesterday afternoon, and q
larger endance last night. Both perform
ances afforded much pleasure and enjoyment,
the different features OF the afternoon and
evening partaking OF the excellence which
chsracterizes the Haverly MINISTRIES, and
places them among the very best in the
land. They appear again 10 night with an
entire change OF programme, which cannot
fail TO interest ana amuse all who attend.
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BOUQUETS and out flowers at Craig's.

COUNTY SCRIP, city scrip and State
warrants at the lowest rates, and in sums to
suit purchasers, for sale at the Manhattan
bank.
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WANTS.


SITUATION-A young lady wants a situa.
y ton as sesmstTess in a private family; is
willing TO assist in light Homework, IL neees-
sary. Address. SEAMsTKES7, Appeal once.
NOTTON-PICKERs- Thirty or forty cotton
" pickers wanted; HIGHEST cash price paid.
Inquire az Stratton WellfOrd's, cor. Jefferson
and Front streets, or @. w. Goyer & Co. g, rs
Front street. NJ. II. MOORE.
EITUATIOa-By an A. B. OF William and
y Mary College, situation as teacher. The
best referenc e given, if desired. Address, stat
Ing terms, c. :. -, Huguenotr Powhatan CO., va.
PERSONALLY concerns every body's inter-
{ est. Changers American Fire Kinder, at
the Coal Yards. oc3l
CTOoK-A good cook wanted, at
" " COOhI 81.
WHITE GIRL-Or unmarried woman, 10
w take charge CT a child and do gene al
housework. Apply at .---
now 30 COURT ST, city.
< ITUATION-Ths advertiser offers his ser
- vices in the capacity of business manager
on a large plantation, or as bOOk-keeper in q
country store. have had experience in both
capacities. 1 refer to Mess rs. Stewart, Gwynne
& Co., Memphis. Address Il b, D.,
care Irrelevant \ Cary, hsotson ST.,
move Memphis, Tenn.
WHITE BOY-Fifteen or sixteen years old,
w to assist in a greenhouse. apply at 81
Main street. WM. NJ. SlkDGE.
DOSITION-As manager on a large cotton
i plantation for next year, anywhere in
West Tennessee or on the Mississippi river;
have had twenty years experience In plant
Ing; best of reference given. Address
Oct24 MANAGER, Memphis postOthce.
I EARN Telegraphing at Isl Main st. Insu-
l. tute open day and evening. octlO
EkTANTED-YOUR ATTENTION TO THE
70 MEMPHIS AWNING MANUFACTO-
RI, 81 Washington st. Awnings of all styles
made TO order. Cabinet WORK aud Furniture
made and repaired, re-upholstered, vanished,
end packed for shipment. Carpets taken up,
sleaned and relaid. AL work called for and de-
livered free Of charge. h. BUFFEN BERG,
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Go TO Leddin's Business College.
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amusements.

~>~->->~~----~--~
"A. ART SALE ART SALE. Art SALE:
The more important Pictures In Mr.. W. BRONSOn's OoL
LECTION win he offered TO. NIGHT at o'clock a
THE 5OMERyILLF ART GALLERY.
RoBERT soMRRvlLLE. Auotoneer.
R0OTH's THEATER TENTH WEEK.
Tho grras pageant IN which MI BIoNoLD appears the
EVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY MATINEE =.
ON THURSDAY Afternoon next April 10, BENEfFr Of
Mr.. RI0NOLD. THE Lady Of Lyons and BLACK ,Eyd
susan will form the entertainment MI Rgnod 90 Claude
DAYS Firth Avenne Theater), rs Pauline Miss nAnDB
GRANGER tof the Union J1eatre) a. Snsan mon
day April ~ NELSON as Amy Robsart Next SATURDAY
April III LAST MATINEE Out one) Of Henry "
EVENINGS WITH the GREAT MUSICIANS.
~ ]. ". PATTJSON'S
LECTURE, WITH PIANO FORTE RECITALS.
"WEDNESDAY EVENING, April Ia, AZ y
DE |AkMo HALL Fifth ave And a'urteeh'h'@
Tickets ST. at SAT and III Broadway
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
W CARRIAGES CAN BE ORDERED AT l0<5.
WE CHALLENGE THE WORLD -,
70 produce anything Ia equal tho gorgeous tale OF
AHMRD aMMED AHMED.
PRONOUNCED BY TILE PRESS AND PuBLlC
THE MOST MAGNIFICENT SCENERY,
,r.. MUSIC, BALLET5
GROUPINGS AND EXPECTS
EVER SEEN IN AMERICA .-Xoc,-
GRAND MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY AT OCLOCk
GRAND MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY AT OCLOCR
Box Office open from a. IN TO p.
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Amusements.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC.-ITALIAN OPERA.
"A WEDNESDAY EVENING, April IA ats
LAST rJ TINE or =, L'2 %soTarony
DEBUT or MILE EMMA sAUREL
SATURDAY. LAST MINE WEE, al p 80 % and
Seats at Academy 7Ol and ia Broadway
EIFTH AVENUE THEATER.
l. Proprietor and Manager. MI AUdUsfiN DALI
THE BIG BONANZA
THE COMEDY SENSATION OF 1875. NINTH WEEK
HOUSES CRowDEDii LAUGHTER INCEssANr.
EVERY NIGHT Ats
LADIES MATINEE SATURDAY, 100
METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART,
Va LES West l4thst, New-York
Open daily 10 a. m. to ,. m. Mondays free
NATIONAL ACADEMY !Al y Y, OF 2d1,I DESIGN
ExHIBirI0N OF PAINTINGS.
DAY AND EVENING.
OLYMPIC THEATER, 624 BROADWAY.
- IE6N M J 6hRE Il sMDHHRs1fELoUs MfAfR
J. DAVIS and SCHOOL Of TRAINED DOGS the BYN st,s
BOB HAET JOHN hAl HS Herr Emil LfN6 Miss
ANNIE MORGAN, Mss ANNIE WEST .9UEES and
WEST ERTFN E h sAT N
MATINEES WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY I" D.
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gerturcs ano alrstinas.

MUNICIPAL REFORM ASSOCIATION
Va Seventh Assembly District No - Ara
Economies Of Labor and service Under our NM
nicina Government Jackson : schultz WI denver "a
address this subject To eSDAY ENtsNiSH NTH 10 ~
O'Clock. GIN LLOYD ASfiN =" -Ai'A1 Aio'i''~
JAS w. CoRsA, Secretary.
THE SIXTH ANNIVERSARY Of the SOL.
i FRY ~ THE PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL. VIII ~
held .he Hospital, Seyenteths between Manson aoa
Fourtl.ayes, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, l4Jn lnsbr NJ
o'clock D. m Interesting addresses may be expected.
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Gorses, Carriages, Garuess, ST.

- A. FITCH. Dealer in Fancy Horses
Al. Just arrived. largo assortment Of rne Carriage
HORSES from Central NeEYOrk- NO 100 East I"el'y'
fOurtl-st -------
Q. TAYLOR, 145 East 24th-st., dealer in
y. frstclass MATCHED PAL rs ami SMILE ttOAD'
STEERS prices suit the times n wariantee ana uia gwen
DERFECT PARALLEL MOTION. The
4 nrobIem solved al last. Read in TRIBUNE EXTRA,
No "a the account OF Col REAUCILLIERS ingenious M
veution which completely the dfCulis Wihcn
have hitherto bahed mechanicians Pamphlet Edition. ~
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Situations tDlnteo-- females.
Chambermaids.

Chambermaids.
A DyFRTIsEMENT FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED a At r, I'LL
UPTOWN OFFICE 40 i+{ Broadway' corner an tn r
thirty fourst at tie HARLEM oFFiCE 20 I;So
savings Bans building ant a the BO9kLYN Bh ~. POST
once. mp N D. m, at regular Office rates.
A SWEDISH Protestant) GIRL as CHAM.
or address i65 Vest SOD st. sth and lothaveS
A RESPECTABLE German, between ID and
Ing and roane always lived with her parens at 2S5 East
J4thst ring thlrI bell
NEAT and competent Young girl az
n CHAM BERNARD and WAlTKESSi itsI 6 Y reference;
no Oh sc9@ to ne s sqnns1y Ad eofhr ss
GHAMBERMAID-By Il young English glri
as ChaInberInld and Wa trrss II orderly neat reslS't
Nd i ag 9TH t' aye Ostween stG
CHAMBERMAID NURSE, &c.-By Protest,
u woman, with several years reference
can be seen g at the HOME BUiEAU, 6iIaye
CHAMBERMAGD and WAITRESS:--A neat
~ g Si as ana naI aTsTas
HsI and G 5HS r TO- wGi cSraeT B1oawa
CHAMBERMAID ANDsWAlTRESS-B a
- Young with seven ears reiSrenGs ron & her
b1yer t Ton Can be seen until ODELLs
a AHFStY' no 1913 West 3lth st.
CUAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.-By a
y young win frsieass tesn9Ri n Pr ya ag
IA
AGENCY, No. 100 West 34th-st corner Eroad"ay
NHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS. Or NJ RSE
and PIM qfi aRs B II a an
Assist with the children ana 10
nlain furnish good city reference Apply a.
bDTII,S AGENCY, No 100 West 3ith st. Inquire iOr T.
100 WEST 14TH- STA respectable girl rs
lOD CHAMBERMAID; DO seen al present employers
uO- WEST 49TH-ST.-At Mrs. WElR'
~ Office. second floor wanted a situation as ChAh
HFtMAI and LAUNDKESS waiting; no 0brcii0n 10 TIC
country, good city reference.
utS EAST 35TH-ST-A competent willing
Il ~ girl CHAGBEhMAlD or WAIIifLoS' no %"
lection tho country good reerrnoa
100 EAST 5STH-ST.-A respectable girl
Wishes tuatiOn ~ do CIIAMBER"Obh ANA fi>b
WASHING best city references Top moor.
COJ WEST 29TH-ST.-A young girl to 90
DUH CHAMBERWOIsK and WAITING, no OiDecilOh D
assist with washing; good roferenoe
ca1 WEST 25TH-ST.-A Young girl as
s1Zl CIIAMBERMAID and WAITRESS In private
family boarding house; good reioreioe
OtA WEST 26TH-ST.--A young American
sb4O gin A. CHAMBERMAID and AliH!.So na %
lee distance In the country gooi o tai'reo
Az WEST 35TH-ST.-A respectable young
4Zy) kr 10 do CHAMBEKWORk and VA !. 80, 81
aso 81 i'm the washing ironing no oDocuoh Ia 'A-o 0
Of o.ildren good ciiy reiichoa
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6aIrs bn Aurtion.

A. A AFT SALE ART SALE ART SALE. ,
The more important Pictures In Mt. W BONSONS Gull
LECTION wi offered TONIGHT at : O'CLOCK, At
THE SOMERNILIE A RI GALLERY,
50 SHAVE
ROBERT sOMERVIILE Auct0neer.
A MRgwIS, AuCuOneer.
DY BANGS. MERWlN & Co., 656 broadway,
I'D near Bondst-Saes Of Books Works OF Art tanoy
Goods, sc. 49,. A.. S~,r,ors
TUESDAY. April 49, p m, collection rom vapions
branches Of LITERATURE but the greater part reaHuE
especially 10 AMERICA and AMERICAN HISTORY.
NJ. f. FAVOR's AUCTION HOUSE, -
VI EAST l4TH SALE this day. TUEsDA at
1880 NJ Entire CONTENTS Of French fiat, removed 70 inc
Of sale also at H. Cbatiel MORTGAGE
sale OF rich Library suites Bedroom tlrrite%c;
AIS French CHINA no
reserve dealers invited; seats for ladies'
NOTICE.-WILLIAM KENNEDY, Auc-
~ tOneer WILL SELL for account Of the Department OF
Dooks on MONDAY April 10 at II o'clock M at loot OF
f,hrisnnberst n r.. 800 ENDS OF DOCK PILES. For
fun information City Record Copies for sale No CITY
Hall
WILLIAM KENNELLY, AuctiOneer, will
w sell at public auction on THU RsDAY. Apri - isoo
the Exchange Salesooms III broaway
LEASES of certain piers and bukheads on the East M
North Rivers For full Information sec Cy heOoru CoteS
for sale No. 2 City Hall
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Amueements.

7 YCEUM THEATER: RIsToRI Tonight.
Nine A 4P1EfdR f LIST ]
LAST NiGHT or hIsroRI IN ETgLIsH IhA annnI.
yS g.. H@so TsnSre scene sS
W. Ey Me sSs only psriSnsncc ssds
Ristori Matinee prices-Admission 81 sss1s 81 s"@-
I YCEUM THEATER-,Aimee o-mo,rU~ ,x.r.
IL Nile AIMEE win positively appear We,n ssday, Thu"
day. Friday a h9a s ssf,S 's and Sen. b. BEE
N': q HM5E 4 T+sn 5S6 psr, kds
%snts perfect scene the east ino1S9s urcHoS
hNrR 9 SH 3YSIa r n STosyn nSSs aay
BROOKLYN ACADEMY:-RLsT0RL IN EN-
rst Lingo; Fng g3s0 ''
THE sLEEP.WALKISo SCENE PROM MACBETH
PAHh ihr'A LAST Gi NIGHTS
MR.. FRANK MAYO
pAyY ssHRSocKrTr: ,,.. =. .,,...
ROSA sSs saD a V%Ssas
MATINEE SATURDAY.
GAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS.
= NEW OPERA HOUSE broadway and Twenty nnthst
pg la1sa5f SsSFEtIGys'ssrG5Ha
STENWAsY, MAL AvTITEa 1, THOMAS Is y
" a3s ~ 5ATTGPA AZ HFrEENooN "a
LAST eosc T#HR r 20 I% fHE SEN SEASON
occasions her last appearance IN wYork-
SYMPHONY No f ia IL o. sioft .oAD' Bce,neys.
ARIA Che PrE MIA. e 8SN E hSU 2EHeS SznY
sIGS sS LOVE soSG Wr4gsTe lagst tae'.. ssnof
scHERzo Ia Refine Nab on IA fee dss songos erios
AEkrFA II m lsss ns isnsr louise CARY
SELECTIONS from Die Mestersinger Nuremberg
w SlEH2sl PRIZE soNo Third mo' Wagner
w VOCAL PARTS BY Mr.. H. A. BEscHoFr.
ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON April IT. ats,
LAST GRAND MATINEE.
Admission Tickets 81 Reserved seats 30 ee9,. EXTRA css
bad q 5teiawsy Tall at Nos 7oi and la Hr"a"-'
U,WENTY-SECOND GRAND ORGAN CON:
CERT CHURCH Of re Hoy Trinity 7h Aa m
6 6Gss : wfTEIEY q cGsrSh ssoS:
lyn yOcaste, Miss LOUISE FlNcH' Contrai'o' Adals'
JTNION SQUARE THEATER- ,,, .,,oox
Manager .,....--. Mr.. A. NJ. PALMER
' f fifSS 70 It ! ls f:'E # I
Mt Har. IasssSn's adaptation of
THE MOST BEAOrIEgb PLAY t ,p SEEN IN NETWORK
The r3s includes charles r. r ssr.S
'n'f this 0' ho6sen Par.eLe, WI SossT1iI
maT piss Wll DE %2p sander namp;sa
than st tat Of Kate s ca St Kitty Maid
I pTyo RnstIS' Ro6aa Norweod Holland Cora
f Sssn hs ssd niSs' HEz EVER
elsewhere. SET UPON ANY STAGE.
SATURDAY, APRIL II, NINETEENTH MATINEE q
TWO ORPHANS.
Seats may be month in advance
VVALLACK's.
w Proprietor and Manager Mt Lester waiiach
Doors open at 100 Commences O'Clock.
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE
will presented romantic play IN prologue aud iof sc
entitled
RAFAEL,
ENTIRELY NEW SCENERY COSTUMES APPOINT
- MENTS AND MUSIC,
Characters by Mr.. II. ]. MONTAGUE MT HARRY
REGRET Mr. ]. y. POLK. Mr. j. W. CARROLL MI y.
PIYMPTON, MI c. e. EDWIN, Miss ADA DYAs, M
IFFFREfY IFWTS Nine. PONTSI. Miss DORA GOLD
rHWAirF Miss KATE BARTLETT Misc FLORA MAC
DONALD, and Miss IDA FCRTESCUE
seats can be secured weeks in advsnce
Eerturcs au1 1lretlnns
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GOunirp prOper.n 60 fct.

A RARE CHANCE TO RENT OR BUY
"A La, RESIDENCE Cypress iiills l. IT, corner AZ
-A'.S AID CypreSs largo hOusci hot anu CO"
aIso aod fuaee SIX acres barn, fruit Bcnt 5000 per
I"a4 Address owner PfsOE. J. O. FOX. Eas1Op. Febi-
A ! PASSAIC, n. ITO RENT, the SUD
na DIR residence Higbts. II rooms Iuhco'
-. g, WaLI; from hewf ORR; . lt"a w
~ ave oty lots barn fruit. sc; $500 per year Ho40"
~ 1er' iIOF. J. q. FOX, kasiOn, Penn.
| hRGE HOUSE-Landscapc, Spring, Brook,
daa. p Hcus RENT. uEfUr:IlAIed % luiDsAed NOA
- hci.eTs la. n. J.
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BroOklpn properln g. Eet.


pROOKLYN HOUSES-To LET or for SALE.
~ Yum shed unfuruisled New York Agency BeeE-
kaa st.. near all elty rsira.is rutland g. WHITING.
RROWN-STONE, 3-story, basement HOUSE,
al 'rlov nets 70 LET On Dean and Cal'on-s,s near
F' rent 800 also bTstciass stOry llDJ ~ itf - ~
sHSAe ~ ms, cass manner, price 80 ia Apply 10 o"h'T'
L. tOOG, 70 fu.tOI-st. y. <.
DARLOR FLOOR of No. 1902 Pineapplc-st.;
trout room u suitable ior shop being Dat Two
tsbrs run fu!tcI
W. P. COOK. 235 washingtOn-st. BrJoAiyn
10 RENT, furnished or unfinished, the
"A hannHome 3ssOry broaD HOUSE, 40. Z! ~
~ its hOuso of fatbusaavo; O'y Ure@ hoc.H
YH te main entrance Prospect Park f5co iufihHoo'
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WaiterS.

MATTER and BUTLER.-A German single
who understands his business would Ike place I'D
~ or country can furnish the reference from te
~; families Can he seen at ODELLS SWEDISH Blu
EAU 1903 West 34th-st. corner Broadway
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Gonses ano farms Danieo.

HOUSE WANTED, between Madison and
6thayes dOtiI and 5Oth Apply 10 hU Ian q
WHITING. 5 Brekman At
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POrtarS

SITUATION rs PORTER; IL
w q good box and maker good reforonce Address
OuN HAMILTON, 800 LIT ave, for q. +.
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Helio n)anteo-- females.

VNANTFD-A respectable woman To do tho
w HoUSFVORK ait FAKE CARE OP rWo GU IL
- while ,er In abs r - tho day oet u y
rainy ,ree ra,urel Call or al lro.s 33l Eas 3lstst
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Zeal estate 90 GrtbauSe.

YARNS and COUNT RESIDENCE:
u WANTED exchange for improved brooklyn property
~ NSTON q LA FErRA. No. 62l Pacinc-st- Brooklyn
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miscellaneous.

AT 81 SIXTH-AVE., near WaveTley- place.
n Ladies and gentlemen receive the utmost vaue 0
CASTOFF CLOTHING, DC. CAL or address Mt or MIs Ii
UAEEIs, No 81.
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furniiurc.
fost ano 1onn6.

= OST-PASSDOOK No. $3.50. Deliver to
IL GERMAN SAVINGS BANK on Union-square.
7 OST-BANK BOOK, No. S6,765. Deliver
II 70 GERMAN SAVINGS BANK, 1ithst and ith-aYe'
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Go tubom it man Concern.

% tUDoM II IHHU VUHlrIH'
GEORGE, THE COUNT JOANNES, OF the
N Court of Appeals Supreme Court all othoIs OF The
state OF ) ork, - - go,
COUNSELOR-AT-LAW, &C,
No. % Chambers 81, New OK Cty.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-Thirty 10 fifty
w tHreefcot gauge - 900.
new hand be lsivered IN East Boston MASS
Amply 10 BOSTON, REVERE BEACH AND LYNN ItAlI|
ROAD Co.. 4o Congress- 81, Boston, Mass
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~ man place by rsols married man. Protest ant asei
30 who Thoroughly ands gardening and farming III AZ
branches class aundress wou take charse
of da ~ four years reference 10 GipaDy sDprey;
and industry desiring steady ana trustworthy hop call
or aidross one week T. N, No 3 Wbitehalst
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Miscellaneous.

4 RESPECTABLE man ami wife are anxious
- To have the CAREssDF A GENrLHhANS HOUSE Tor
the months: give most satisfactory references
Alllr 4 NNt.si2
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General iolssvork.

General tolS9v0rS.
PROTESTANT WOMAN az COOK,
"A WASHER, and IRONER; excellent city references
1 az est n--t
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lcA 2D-AVE-As tirst-class COOK; will
)O assist Washing AMI Ironing; wOId go u Jho
Jautry for tho > summer, good oity refcronco
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ENTIRELY NEW SCENERY. COSTUMES, APPOINT
MENTs AND MUSIC, -
Characters nv Mr. H !. MONTAGUE, Mr.. HARRY
REGRET Mt J. b. polk. Mr.. J. W. CARROLL, MI -
PLYMPTON, Mr. c. f. EDWIN, Miss ADA DIAs, M M q
IEFFPFY IFWTS. Nine PONTSI. Miss DORA GOLD
INV AirE Miss KATE BARTLETT Miss FLORA MAC
DONALD and Miss IDA FCRTESCuE
seats can be secured two weeks in advance
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~ c1rU AWE near 2Gtb- - DRESS-
I'D MAKER. nrsiclass cutter litter, ami stylish trim.
mr. will engage by day M week IN pr4Vate liAnoS' "s
references; country not objected TO-