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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-06
LATEST MARKETS By TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL, July 5.-CottCn-market
hardening; middling upland 3-16d; Or
leans ia: sales 1900 bales; specula-
ton and exports 5000 bales; American
$500 bales.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, July 5, P. Amount Of
bullion gone into the Bank Of England on
balance to-day f91, 900; COnsOls Tor money
% 1915; for account "a lie; United States
5-2Os of '65, 1861; do. 1857. 1868; lO-4Os
1O4B; new IS, 1893; New York Central, SO;
Erie, 12l. Erie preferred p.
PARIS, July 5.-ReDtes 64f. SIZE.
FRANKFORT, July 5.-5-2Os Of 1852,
9S5.
LIVERPOOL, July 5.-FlOur extra
State 22s. Wheat No 2 to 1 spring SIS 5daSs
lid. Corn-mixed SIS Ga. POrk-western
rs Cd; eastern SIS Cd. Beef-American 67s
Cd. Bacon c. c. As Sd; American SIS.
Lard-American 59s Cd. Cheese-rne
American Cos
ANTWERP, July petroleum 25f.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-06
The PInnters, Rank.

An important decree was entered in the
ChanceTy Court yesterday relative TO the
affairs Of the Planters Bank of Tennessee.
Under a former decree in the same case,
Berry, against the bank, D. Weaver, Esq,
has been engaged in settling up the bus
ness of the bank as trustee and receiver.
By the decree yesterday the trust was
closed, the financial status of the bank be-
ing reported by the Clerk and Master as
follows:
Total assets. ..S4926,774 C2
Credits to which the trustee is
entitled. 4,59O,52S O6
Assets remaining nominally.. S336,245 SO
The decree provides for the sale of the
assets not vet disposed of.
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DIED.

KE,rPKAU-Y Yesterday. 5th inst, at IO.30 A. n,
Frederick Kempkau. in the 10th year OF as age.
The funeral viii take place to-day AZ o CLOCK
from the residence on Jefferson street.
Services by Rev. John HeckeL
MEANs-At the residence Of is parents, MI.
CHARLES r and Mrs. Lutte Means, Jennie B.
Means AGED one year ten months and two days.
Funeral services by Rev. W. A. Nelson, from
residence, No. q McGOvOck street, At 8 O'Clock
this afternoon.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-06

A Hor-blooded Partisan has just been
sentenced to eight days Imprisonment and
a fine of 100 francs for having interrupted
a marriage ceremony in the church of No
tire Dame des Victories. He was a disap-
pointed lover of the bride, and, by way of
revenge he had strewn the floor of the
church with Eliminating pellets, which ex
ploded with each movement Of the bridal
party and the spectators, with so much
noise at some moments as to compel sus-
pension Of the services.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-06

THERE is masked political society in
Charleston which calls itself the United
S. G. Avengers" The name IS split up in
this way so that the illiterate can spell it;
but outside Ofthe State the letters are run
together, and the company is known as the
"United Scavengers."
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-06

a. Il. FaukldQu u 70. > 10 CuAOA 81 II
Mothers, during your child's second
summer, you will find MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP an invaluable friend.
It cures dysentery and 'diarrhoea, regulates
the stomach and bowels, cures wind collie,
softens the gums, reduces Inflammation,
and gives tone and energy to the whole
system. In almost every instance, where
the infant is suffering from pain and ex-
haustion, relief will be found in fifteen or
twenty minutes after the Soothing Syrup
has been administered. Do not fail to
procure it. jy6 1t
Another lot of New Prints at Hogan
Bros. jy42t
Bargains.-5O pieces best quality Linen
Lawns at 1Sc; also one case A Brown
Linen at 15c, on our Bargain Counter. G.
Rice & Co. jy4 2t
The very best quality Iron Frame Gren-
adine received; price lower than cost Of i'm
portatiOn. G. Rice & Co. jy4 2t
New Belts a, Hogan Bros. jy4 2t
All our lSc, zoe and 25c. Lawns re-
dueed to 15c. Lebeck's, Union street.
jy42t
New Belts and BUSHES at Lebeck's.
jy4 2t
Great reduction in Dry Goods Of every
description at Lebeck Bros, Il Union st.
je4 2t
Large stock Of Parasols closing out at
Hogan Bros. jy4 2t
PereaIes selling cheapest at Hogan
Bros. jy4 It
Cheap Reading. Setliff has fine
supply of light literature at half price. Call
and see. je29 tn, thurs, sun
The Louisville FaTOrite!-Cary's ele-
CANT Cologne, very refreshing, fragrant
and lasting. Price of trial size, rs cents.
Give it a trial. For sale by Demo7ille q
Co. and druggists generally.
je3 thurs, sun, tues I'm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-06

QUEEN VICTORIA danced in a reel late
" at Balmoral. If Her Majesty will come
over to our Centennial we'll get up spe-
cial horn-pipe in her honor.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-06
CITY NOTICES.

Mosquito Bars made to order at l..
FARMLAND & Co.'S, 10 Union street. 1t.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-06
STATE OF LIE MEATHEa.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, July g, 100 A. NJ.
ProbGbilities.-In the south Atlantic
and Gulf States stationary or higher baro m
eter, southerly or easterly winds, continued
rain, partly cloudy weather and Occasi 0IlsI
coast rains. In Tennessee and the OhlO
valley stationary or rising barometer Sou5n
or east winds, slightly cooler, partly eiOuuy
weather and occasional rain.
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ST. Mary,s Orphan Association.
-earinp ~ in De AsyIum

LOWING no" --- JIG =
of whom fl are girls and % boys. The
average age Of the boys is 90 years-of the
Girls a small fraction less than 5. Many OF
fbe children have suffered much from
whooping cough lately, but none have died,
and many have entirely recovered. With
this exception, all are in excellent health.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-06

THE charges are SAID 10 be as high at
Niagara Falls, this year, as ever, and the
hackmen and hotel-men just as extoition-
ate,
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Close Trolling Yesterday.

The racing at the Nashville course yes
ter,lay afternoon was witnessed by quite
large crowd. Six heats were trOtted with
out any horse winning three in five, and
the race left undecided, to be finished / his
al, erno0n. The positions Of the horses
sum up as follows:
NTrKimmou's Pumpkin. l dis
Towlas' Maid of the Mist.
Ewing and Williams Big
smear -. S9444
RlacS's Rob HiU....,.4 522 l l
Andersons' Tom MaTshall... 3 2 l 2
Spears Germany. ,....,..... 3 dis
Time, 2:469, 2:45i, 2:4Sa, 2:4Ta, $50, 2:54.
The victory lies between Bob Hill and
Tom Marshall and will be gained by one or
the other in heats to be run this evening.
An exciting time is expected, and it is
thought betting will be lively.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-06

One more lot Of fine cOrsets at 45c at L.
FARMLAND & Co.'s, 10 Union street. 1t.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-06

Sash Ribbons Zoe and upwards at L.
FARMLAND * Co.'S, 10 Union street. 1t.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-06

BRIGNoIIi is in Paris, living with his
sister. who keeps a clearinghouse there
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Blank (. } indicates no report; cipher 90 sta
tionary; minus q tendency TO fall; plus %
tendency 70 rise.
A. G. FORD, Sgt Sig. Ser, o. s. A.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-06

Cheap Reading. Setliff has a fine
supply of light literature at half price. Call
and see. je29 tn, thurs,sun
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-06

zoe Victoria Lawns to close out at 15e
a. L. FARMLAND x Co.'S, 10 Union st. 1t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-06

Great reduction in Dry Goods Of every
description at Lebeck Bros, II Union St.
ie4 q
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-06
STEAMBOATS,.
The Union and American Job
Rooms

A re FURNISHED WITH THE VARIOUS
a st,les Of type necessary to do all kinds Of
Rook. Pamphlet, Periodical, Newspaper, or
other heavy work in superior manner, &c
D-ices bsIOS that Of Northern and Eastern
cities; and in any and every thing We proposeto
DO We ohAlleng competition.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-06

Large stock of Parasols closing out at
Hogan Bros. jy4 2t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-06

PercaIeS selling cheapest at Hogan
Bros. jy4 It
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-06

Daily RsDOrt Of Stage Of WGtsT, VIA Cae.se W
As "a hours ending 3 P. NJ Jitly ?, 100.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-06

Eastern Fast Line, eI-
cGpt Sunday $500.
Eastern EIpr6t-r, daily.
Eastern Night Express,
except SUndsy........
hit. Sterling Mail, eX-
cePt SUnday...........
Lexington Express, eX-
Cept Sundsy...........
Lagrange AccOmmOda-
ton, except Sunday Of.
Lagrange AcCOmmOda-
ton, except Sunday.
ShelbyViIle Mail, except
Sunday. -......ss
Sh6ibbyville Express, eX-
cspt Sundsy...........
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-06

New Belts and Rushes at Lebeck's.
jy4 2t
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-01-28

INVITATION TICKETS. Visiting and
L Business ards, Letter. Heads, &c. &c,
neatly printed ut Nm cfiss
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-01-28

Good and Responsible Persons Want.
cd To work for the interests OF this Asso-
citation. Liberal Commissions allowed.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-01-28
Chesapeake 8, Ohio Railroad,

Itch Grnt Line
economical
Western tales and the leahOard
Huntingdon Rich
railroad be
thcci ef Huntington with
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ID. H. Il II i2iS'
PRACTICAL MILLWRlGUT.

Usle-s'aDts binding al kinds of StS-Nuls
c .l- VI is CHcula anl May Nils + p.e-
ptrt,i 90 DO al. va a. H. iiu Ul> 20 an y
perrr.c OF Eighteen va 5. u Vii amsPorf,
Pei sylvauia. and III re western uinb ring
countries H-uuOr ST. Ed- hoth water nd steam
power also understands ruuuiug al k.l d. OF saw
mills. lie d.1es competition both a. 4 bulde
aud Sawyer. Refr ence: birmingham ( PA dy,
Charleston. ". Va .E-All wo NARRATED,
and done IN 4 wo. kmanlike manner. Address
d. <. BAKER, ChsIiesto1, W. Va.
~7r ~<Nr
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Y

The undersigned beg leave 20 inform
their patrons and the public in general,
hat ,h,y offer al the Hopewell Nursery
Quaker Bottom, Lawrenc, Co, OHIO, fall
of 1873 and sprirg Of 1874, the following
fruit trres-Evergrren sc.
g9a99 Apple, trees,
9s93 Peac. irecs.
5000 Pear trees, standard and Dwarf
1929 Cherry trees va variety,
99g9 E,rrgrcsns IN yarietie,,
gA'9 GrtYrs several varieties
1899 Currants. coos.herry, raspter-
~ Ne.
AnofWhi we'll be sold lew for Cast
Aiires -.
sms 90 yPLE, 4 SON
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-01-28
Railroads ectending through the entire Vest ard Northeast

Railroads eatendng through the entire Vest ard Northeast
will ,s.. the rs & n1 %a111s .o , % ', hep
mmen G lmpornu,
h " az sss y S c " S Ono o.s .a ' or s s,.
d. ee tie cit of h%"nn has which mr.
H., an" " IRON beis SomSern Ohio aud wr vs
@ f d the Great ka"a"ha and its tributaries which
qualify the enls, 4".9y Of IT, Go' " they sGn,eo il
PRODUCING the best q' F a oan m qsS.' and o"d.r tea%
Of easy accessibility region celebrated
; S T I% o y city S"'"f &. S osey imp
form s''"n n, 3 "s Of the Gh.se Bay and
% p the West and sontnel and the products Of ,h m s
t5 A. place inviting locality r.u.d than tn.
eauy which site is remarkable
"odei 10 se'" oI a.F @ a ,"Gg population cry possible
and objects view
'" yet faG@ad"' room r o' i" end s~ssi ,o
saubeery i il. cup
-"j-e' TO 'ols VINE" t I 'be Ve"n,S % , I hen IN The e'n,y
In The central part Of city Marshall College, ha.
and grounds where residents wi" opportunity
cost, Institution Of well sstlishss
These present Tc oure not binding beyond this date
thirty days delivery Of ted or they may pay
% @ "n Of The rssng sixty per- e sH contract o" r for d'sd , will
purchase win in. at SIX cent per- 4nngn on 'at deferred and
the NAMING 1 P II the purchase made ,a purchase win n'' a,
purchaser required to build the purchased
purchase, in certain specified
specified regulations regarding
tn and the bindings 10 2 ell eed
of these restrictions
md tn. older
The Ohio
and
Mills Machine Shops,
snpeake
from whence at very
be securing plots utabl. for ,bes,
" "
The Chesapeake ard Ohio just completely it furn.h.. sure
Pfasaht route
Further information will be given if application person
ID w. EnMONS. GenT Sup
JOHN n. OBEY. Aoent
:, ,-.- r-, 49, Huntington, Vest Va.
"a Wilian Street, New York
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LIST OF GIFTS:

~ 70, Grand Cash Gifts. amounting To-. $4,000
y Prizes in Real Estate, amounting 10000
s.Iss Gifts, amounting to................ssboo go
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A statement OF the Distribution will be pub
lished and forwarded {, ticket holders, and all
gifts will be promptly paid after the distribution.
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REFERENCES 4:

Knowing that the management OF this Associa
ton Will be conducted ~ represented. We cheer
fully recommend the same 10 the public.
James Leonard. John Holford. John b. McDou
gal, W. II. Winn, II Tone. J. N. Cook. Aldermen
Iiify of Denispn, Texas. Judge VIM. kIrk. J.
Nevins, CITY Treasurer: " b. Boss, Lone Sl.s
Mills weekly Times" Denlson; Z. H. Fuller,
Almo Hotel: NJ Goldsrli A Co. Merchants: Wn
Hughes Real Estate Broker; First National
Bank. benson: Col Frank Schi ader. Ex-Mayof; ;
Daily A Weekly News, benson Samuel A. Cook
Real Estate Bioker; Jos. Perry, Attorney NJ. n.
4 T. II. r.; Gen. u. A. Buel, U. s. Army, n.
Griffith, Texas.
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How TO REMIT TO Us:-Money should
be sent by Express or by Draft, Post Once
Money Order or Registered Letter. Ad-
dress all Commun icatiors to
ALPHtUS X. COLLINS, See.
li--3m. Denison, Texas.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MANHOOD.
H0T LOST, How RI1TCRED

Just published, a new EDITION OF Dk. CULVER
WELLS ELEBRAIED ESSAY on tae radical cure
ffrhaut Iued.c-url Of Sle matorIh0a : ml-
ii.l WeaNu -, Law luutaTy Seminal ID SIS. I'M
r0t-ucy NJ uJilanu Ia's.c.i lncdpncit mi e"i-
lu,.ut> ru 81 rage. ttc. also, Guusuwp1 n. Epi-
l,t.,y "a "a Fits. Induced ty sc4-lndu -eEce OF
sexual eXt.aNsgduce, &c.
:--P-.ce. in scaled envelope, only SIX cents
Trc celeb at author. 90 this ad!uira !, Essay
cie.lly l-mOustra eS. from "a hiity yea SUE
ceS~fu practice. that the charming cHl eQueic'-
uf &c .l-sruSc may he radically CURED win ~
thr dangerous use II internal medicine o.. the
application ~ ne knife: poinurg ort mode oil
cure ~ once simple, certain and 81. tual, hi
means 4 "a hich every sufferer. no m.tier whai
nj, condition may he. may cure hiuse. cheaply,
privately. aud -ad.cl,y.
.S-Tuis lecture sl0uld he in the hands OF
eyeiy Youth and every man IN The lard.
SEM uade seal. m a plata euytup- o any ad-
dress. pot paid, on receipt II SIX GEMS o. TWO
Add e,s me Publishers. CHAS J. c. KLINE
q Co, ~ Bowe y, y. Y, z. @. B'X4--i.
: " chd
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Ob.incIcato narrlagr.

V,ppy Relief f.r yourg Uer fron n, 6r,c
Of FrrorS a, 4 Ahusrs 90 terll lie Me- 90 Z
81 cd IuusdimeutS % Marr rge rem wed --
Ny method Of % IN -mrut. Nrw aud rem'rkd-
ble rem, dies Books and cirCrs'rs sent free. IN
led envelopes Address. HOWARD ASSO
CITATION. No. 9 South Ninth ~. Philadelphia,
pan Institution having high reputstson toE
ssrrsrsssr eu,Ssxr and y.ssfessfSe RI afA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-01
Miscellaneous.


AN HONEST BOY, age l., wishes 2 S!TUA-
= TON private family or at'Fr Can ~p-tk hoh r-
-i!sn GeIa-,u. Address p. g. iAtiEi No. % aP.1sst
USEFUL MAN for country (coioTed), for
= FARclWDRN. cGe Hoi-rs, milking, oe. and al kl'dj
a. -Crs iuH. auI outside. haa .ft.rEce
Apply 40 the EoMH BUREAU, 10 6a-age, above lOtnst
( USEFUL NAN, ScofchmGn. wants SlTuA-
a TION city country; he careful and capable 20 drive
cosrH. steady and rIt crate; good ir ara usri- ~.
EsFAET BUREAU, ~. l3o SHAVE. ah'v" lOif-.L
A YOUNG Man, lately landed, wants a SIT
"a TAliJN 90 himself generally H-tt j. under
stands care Lurs. sLt cattle; H a.t charge l r
furnaces, Cy country. Cali ~ aidIta. 81 "ddFe' IHt
hc0r. over sry rooIs store
4 USEFUL LAD. about ] g, FOR the country,
= g SITUATION; has hr'h r.isai at farm work
and ii. la 10 Of, ertIg it o-s ami oIt1e Doe ia ac p
wiling lr W.. -ll 's 5ptt l'i nee. 'i Ir zen L tI'
PROTESTANT HONE BUREAU, rs G'hayrr above
lotdat
Z SCOTCH Protestant man and wife would
- together lands care
t.nau-lD.. -hGehnl Av.lr. dHd Ald.nrF cattle" aa F'e
OF which lo bias bod mrcI experience also d
thorough practical ito a- huUscErrT COL DAIRY lu4a
two years. .gl1 last employer 1ri.r 90 .4-ttI IS
A8HECG, 100 cst S4tst, corJgf nI HI-t"-F Lh4l-Fo
f.r O.. d.
FToEFUL. FARMWORK, Sc, HODSENO EN,
u e,-Is r.r.ssl PROTESTANT ala Ills H-tt age -
years cIIr.u. a. ai kinds of .I!" '., Horf
ill. iil-s. gardening, dlrr oxen H1t af, tr "'t Is
glII pain rl' .,1H washer Hit I'...t wees .l E
lffa. good reI lfaI ons. Apply e., -AltflN l-i' IJ'
Gtl ave. near 3ti,-
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foteis.

HOTEL GRANTING, 1910.
Maasrn ave, .r4yr i ci gIihSt Flral elas' NUNS
and BOARD fer families and singi" psrsons
yKPTPoROCGU HOUSE. 3sA-st. and 9th
III AZ MURRAY HiIl Tie most lalRhtfn" Iistei 1Hiy
Isf I'M e civ American plan: fars wishing 90 lot4te
o. ~. VD.lf can MAKE favorable -rTa8EelaAiA v" J.
FISH. Proprietor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-01
Gle Curt.

MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB.-FALL MEET
"a I,, n Jerome 81. 5th 7, otl, 3A, llt az
1871 days October Lace, CG4wtur- ta'u dv pnNciiy
al I:.GI. ~. a. BILHyNT, President
c. HiiLaTT Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-01
Gelp DGnie0--femaIeo.

yVANTED--A kind, Trustworthy SERVANT
w Ter general housewok an9 waiting family n tr-o 10
rnes YORK wage 80 mat 10 every way COM
peaut ND have cod ro,erC1cCs AdiroaA fiA p IE 6a0
n. l. ClLy PosgOllGo
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Gitucs.ors tU1atc1--GcHaics.
Chauberuai1s.

cb,-,77,er--.f5s
4 DyFRTISENFETs FOR TIE NEW
= E0.- TrI8T 81. VIII H4- FE, LIrED Ar I.lL
A.. 49, or , -. t.r.-. CO.. I.la7ei 700
Tl-.T'q Eve ., H M i.i, t1,rt ~
lLarI.a -.s~-s HE anl.a.. ana ?, te al2- AilS
re Pos o..a. u. T., F. a H. = ..,-o... .a,rs.
,-, --.,--,,-. ~
A YOUNG Am i1rtn e1l rs CHA hii.b tAiD
- OF z, i--l H..i i' h]. 'on.- . o t-. ~ -..'
tl '. Q. ference --'n -s' employer do ++s' '''"-
,--,,,-l -,--,r1%- -.: H. p, -:--,--;-,, fc To
4 "a .-s,-u,,,' 5I.F a-a -.Ia1IyG 5- ll,7vrF8.
s... -, '. T.. ..g.- b, t''- '-'' -s'''
-----.-......,.,.,-. -
~, w ,,. ,i IS $40 rs. saa5.aa& and aaa l Is
r,,-s7.y o.. .Ir a4 r'aa l a 41 lgr laI crate a.,,
IJaGAU. j.. 5..laye.
q iArt az L." corner mr. I ~ -, IT,
q u.al ri-ra.. ~ Wiling and 'o..-it: nne az.
iani'r
grS EAST T1TH-ST.-A vouHr girl to do
ss'' ,,. .r.,,. . ,i,, r. .or,na..
.-..-. ~. ..,, ..-,,, n.
80 e.art er 5a l1a 10 or a.. .a'2 h .
drea good oy rslcrenca5 Cin t5r;wo days.
Co
A SCOTCH WOMAN desires n situation rs
COT r 9,'. Eve inner IN tho latest s,yie lest c r,icr
. .e,
4 FfP~T-CLt-S COOK who understands
y Frlae american and Iaril.h co9sias desires 'ilga
t5 'V noz 81 ~ bz3aiizay. It9a1s UL.xa ola,
4 8 THOROUGH GOOD COOK, city OF conn
"a trv IN qqr 4ii 9 s i Tag nT ro S e % S- a
49,, N 49, "a ,io., ,-e ,sd-t reference lu Jsfh-s,
aiar CHI ave-
Z YCIT-G New f,llgnd woman Who knows
a - ..,,,ri t.r.,-lv P. go..t COOK making bread
i'N ~ ,'"'- ,t -,r5 "a ,o,i ~. =. .5,
SIg 10, tercrI ,r,rt 1- f1r efic work city o.
<~,D0E-Pc a. f~st-cla.s cook in q DT;vatp
y auiy; Understands her oss.ae.s g9roagay 59n make
&c 4l -I'.'. ,-' ~ 49,. ~, -. ''' "
a. UNIV. l'-'i 20 -''' %. --
COOK, HOCSEW0Eh, &c.-By good colored
y wo-., good washers and ir7u' tAi cooks VII 90 70
t,' tgI".' ' ,f,-r ii,r.rI. ~ ~. I.- ..i $50 I..a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-01

DORTFR-USTFUL MANA respectable
Young man would Ike place o. PORTt ia store or
good references. hpuiy 40 ODELLS AGENCY, 100 IVES.
JstlI-s,. corner Br0auWay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-01
Gituations iDante1--fcna

Gituations Danie1--fcna!es
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General Homework.
4 RESPECTABLE WOMAN wishes a STU
"a ALTON tr tJtA, WA ID, alt IRON low wages uts
to best r5-ar--cc CAL OF aaGlas Mrs -Nl-l o1& East
4 SMART. tidy Girl wants q situation in
W0uI1,!t. mon .1r homo than PLEASE call
at ",3 Z-4,e, between DIST a!t i-!-,.s 4 of e1s pre-
4 PROTESTANT young woman wants 2 si5u-
L a. alton. hl- -8lI re-,1a.i f'E t--N --A4 40 ~
en- be seen at tie HOME I3' 6hayo, above lOtsL over
drug s-ore.
A PROTESTANT WOMAN (aui child about
a ID wants situation 90 GJ general hH 7EH oi.A ore
IL client COCA alf ,a|'' N..1rI homer t'i "iu -
'al low wlG.2 eg- or .ouuIy haa 500" 'facosr a,
loi-sL
A RELIABLE English woman, with sovco
~ ~uF-F city r'-.re'. rEatf situation as 't ..ia'
cook, W.. HER all ao> Pr make, brad .sc1t.
situation 90 aHDD boa "il Ease a. I' tai SIT" ~. '
country. 3ss lt-a'a., He2f -'I-si.
COOK. WASHER, and IRONTR.-A strong
br.aI lud b-cr. soups err'3. er. and is superior
lII..r..Gt r.i furnish excellent reference AInV ~
nJ.LLr so t't, 10 . eai aiti.f g1. a.. on L--.'al.
TOOK. WASHER. and iEOEEE-BY . strong
rs ,rc.ao .o1 -.t p- EXCELLENT rr-. iai BISCUITS.
soups. desserts ,,. and F -.. .l-l ,r nd rome. best
'- ''t. -.'--.'+
FTOUSFWO2K.-A strong Young woman,
Lately ian.et, would fFe fAt - n r1-1n emily
caa tg PLAIN cpl. aud n2...2 All -oH r ara "...li
oD-LES AGENCY l0a west 2ftn--t corner OF "rl'i"ay.
GrTTATIDE WANTED.-A German wishes
- 30 Get ra,s for GENERAL HOUsE"oHNi cirT OF
county. go -o"hif-