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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-17
EDUCATION In THE SOUTH.

The statistics furnished by the fifth
annual report OF the commissioner Of
education has just been issued, and we
regret that they place The south in a
most dispsirsging position as to educa-
tional facilities. For educational pur-
poses, Massachusetts pays, per capita,
fourteen dollars and seventy cents;
Ohio, eleven dollars and forty cents, and
many other northern and western
States from five to ten dollars, while
Tennessee pays only two dollars and
nine cents-less than any other State
in the Union, except Georgia and Ala
bams. No good citizen can rest satisfied
with the character OF our school system.
Tennessee should take higher rank in
her school facilities. The welfare of the
State demands a change. No party in
the south opposes public schools. No
party can afford such opposition, know
ing that the day spirit hostile to pro-
gress and st variance with the genius of
cur civilization is announced, the death
warrant of such party is signed. But
while there is ostensibly no opposition
to public schools, there is opposition to
every movement having for its OBJ
ject an improvement Of our pr, sent edu-
cStional facilities. In other States the
schoolmaster seems TO be the coming
man. The entire civilized and semi
civilized world have walked up to the
need Of education for the masses, and
a determination to secure it by the
most speedy methods. Education
is a nations safeguard. 1t has been
truly said "sn ignorant class is
dangerous one" aud every good citi-
zen should lend his influence toward
lifting it out Of its ignorance. The free
school system should be universal. Ev-
cry dollar spent upon il is quickly repaid
IN the greater security afforded to soci.
ETY., and in the consequent reduction of
expenditures. for the suppression and
punishment Of crime. Men of property
may grumble over what to them seems
high taxation; but if they stop to
consider the general good results flow
ing from the education OF the COM
munity in which their interests are
located, they will find that, after all, the
investment is one Of the best they can
make. If rich men pay more for the
support Of public schools than the poor
men, they have more property to be
made secure through the general intelli-
gence they help TO disseminate. Itcosts
less to govern an educated one; for ev-
cry intelligent man, if he has q fair de-
gree OF morality, becomes, as it were,
the police or guardian of his own &C.
lions. "Where are your police to MAIN
tain oIder?n said Sir Merton Peto to the |
mayor of Lawrence, Massachusetts, as
he rode with him through the streets of |
that city. "There they are" said the
mayor, pointing to the troops of boys
and girlsssreturning. from school, 1--WE
depend upon intelligence for the pIeser-
walton of order"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-17

The article from the Nashville Amer
lean which we publish this morning in
regard to the Memphis and Knoxville
road is significant. 1t shows that Nash
vile is alive to the Importance OF this
road. What ia the feeling in Memphis? ?
Did our citizens ever think that this
road might come from Pulaski and Nash
vile, and unite with the Middleton and
Ripley road, and thus give Middle Ten
nessee, with her vast mineral wealth, a
road through Mississippi to the gulf,
thus taking from us the trade which le.
ultimately belongs to US, and that too,
because of our indifference? viii we
learn no lessons from the past? Will
we see this mighty stream of wealth
passing by US without making an effort
to turn it in this direction? Let US take
the tide at the flood aud it will lead us
on to fortune, Now is the day, and
now is the hour for action, decided
action, or it may be too late.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-17

Island, about nine O'Clock in the morn
ing, and was wrecked near the same
hour in the evening Of that day. The
distance from Victoria to Cape Flsttery
is near one hundred miles, and the course
is nearly west through the Straits Of
Fuca. One Of the persons saved is re-
ported to have been picked up twenty
miles below Cape Flattery, while
the gu srtermsster Of the vessel
was rescued inside Of that cape.
The coast in that neighbsrhood, both on
the American and English side, is by
no means inhospitable, and it is barely
possible, though, we are grieved to say,
not probable, that other lives may yet
be saved. That this may be the fate OF
her gallant commander is the earnest
prayer of thousands in the south, who
knew and honOred him for bis skill and
bravery. A gallant gentleman, he was
noted in the navy for high and noble
qualities, as one who was as unselfish
as he was courageous and true.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-17

GENERAL R. P. Nicely, president of
the Memphis and Knoxville railroad
company, will, we learn, be in this city
to-day, attending a meeting of the
directors Of the Mississippi and Ten
nessee road, he being director. If
our citizens desire anything to be done
toward bringing the Memphis and
Knoxville road to this place, let them
see General Nicely and consult with
him in reference to this matter. If they
have no desire for the road, they can so
indicate by their non-action and indif-
ference. General Nicely does not feel
disposed to force this road upon Mem
phis against her wishes. viii the citi-
zens of Memphis cooperate with him?
if so let them indicate it during his stay
in the city. This is too important a
matter to be overlooked, and therefore
we hope it may not be neglected,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-17
We hope it may not be neglected.

A PHILOSOPHER has cast the hnro-
scope of General Grant for the New
York Herald, and gives us the happy
assurance that he will not have third
term. This, as we understand it, is
owing to the transit of Saturn. The
philosopher also tells us that General
Grant will probably live TO be eighty
seven years old, but his seventy. third
year will be critical period in his life.
"As the President. is STILL" says the
Herald, "to enjoy this planet for thirty
four years, he has no occasion specially
to fear the troubles in store for him
about the year 1895, and the.prospect of
long life that is before him ought to
console him for the decline of his politi-
cal prospects and the loss of third
term"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-17

THE question Of reimbursing the fire.
men for the discounts Of the scrip with
which they have been paid is now be-
fore the city finance committee. We
trust the committee will view this matter
in the same light that the APPEAL does,
and see to it that the gallant fremen
are not only paid what now they are out
OF pocket, but that hereafter that they
are paid "cent for cent" as all honest
citizens have to psy their employees.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-17

A SPECIAL to the Nashville american
says that at meeting of the Democratic
congressional committee of the fourth
district, appropriate resolutions on the
death of Messrs. Head and Fite were
carried; also a motion to hold a conven-
ton on the second Of December, to
nominate a candidate to fill the vacan-
cy created by the death OF these gentle
men. Carthage was selected as the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-17
THE vast extent of the central Territ

THE vast extent of the central Terrific
ries Of the United States, called f.rmerIy
the "Great American Desert" is, We
presume, not generally known. They
are in size little larger than the TWEEN
ty-seven States lying entirely esst Of the
Mississippi river, The area of the twen-
ty-seven States is nine hundred and
seventy.one thousand and seventy-three
square miles; that of the central Terrific
ries is shown in the following table:
Arizona, II3 9l6; Colorado, 1O4, 800; Ds-
kots, $50 932; Idaho, 1924; Indian
Country, 6S,991; Montana, 143, ne;
New Mexico, III POI: Utah, "a, 476; Wy
oming, 81, SS3; total, 81, 969.
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The Inflated Pacific Mail ..o.,,,

The Inflated Pacific Mail steamship
Pacific, plying between Victoria, Brit
ish America, and San Francisco, an
account Of the wreck Of which we pub.
lished in the APPEAL of last Wednes-
day, was a very old vessel, and it is as
serted unseaworthy. She made the
voyage around Cape Horn fully twenty
five years ago, and was not then first
clsss ocean steamer, nor was che ever
fast ssiler. From the telegraphic reports
We gather the fact that she sailed from
the port Of Victoria, on Vancouver's
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-17

THE Columbus Democrat nominates
Colonel Charles E. Hooper for United
States senator from Mississippi, in place
Of Alcorn, and says Of him that 4" in
point Of intellect, moral worth and
craftsmanship, he is the peer of any
man in the State. AS an orator he has
few equals in the south. His Democra-
cy iSwithout alloy-it Is the pure virgin
gold. The thirty thousand white men
in Mississippi who have never bowed
the knee to the Baal Of Radicalism, nor
. ted their robes with the slime of fu-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-17

The London Times, upon a careful re-
view OF the pretenders chsnces for sue
cess, says that unless some extraordinary
and unlikely event occurs, political or
military, in the shape Of revolution or
a defeat similar to that which the ILL
fated Coucha suffered before Estells, the
collapse of the Csrlist cause must be at
hand.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-17

. New YORK is not only losing its trade,
but it is likely to lose much of its popu-
lstion. The Herald Of Sunday contains
an article in reference to the health aver
age and general sanitary condition, from
which we learn that it is one Of the most
dangerous cities for life and health in
the world. Baltimore and Philadelphia
can look IN
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-17

The Baltimore Gazetteiis not disquiet-
ed by the result of the elections this
year, because IL does not believe it
affected the prospects Of the two parties
now struggling for the national suprem-
acy in the least. The Republicans have
only reclaimed portion Of their own
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-17
VAPo n = ATT
Treatment for Chronic Diseaaes

nR. E. A. WHITE, 1872 DeSoto street, is now
~ prepared with the different fumigatinR
combinations to treat chronic diseases OF the
Liver, kidneys, Skin, Blood, MercuriaI Poison
tngs, Gout, rheumatism, all female COM
plants, nervous diseases, Dyspepsia, Hemor-
rhoids, etc. With his experience with the va
pors, and the fact Of his having treated sue
cessfully patients who have spent hundreds OF
dollars at the Hot Springs one or two seasons
without benefit, he considers the com bination
superior to the springs. Cost OF the treatment,
SO for fifteen alternate baths for thirty days,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-17

THE Columbus (Miss.) Democrat says
that las the Democrats have two
third majority in the senate, Ames's
impeachment and conviction are among
| the possibilities Of the future"
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LIST OF PRIZES:
100000
APPROPRIATION PRIZES:

APPROXIMATE PRICE:
lO0 Approximation Prizes at 500 so 900
100 Approximation Prizes at lOO............ 10000
100 Approximation Prizes at 75..........-. $500
$3.50 Prizes in all, amounting to (gold) $50, 500
For full information apply TO
G. II. SAMUEL,
No. West Court street, Memphis, Tenn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-17

sion, would hail his election to the SEN
ate with a joy equaled only by that oc-
easioned by the great victory"
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TNFELTCE.

81 A spendid new novel by AUGUSTA EsV-
ANS, author Of BeuLdh, 81. Elmo, VdshtS etc.
The last snd best book written by this poou-
lar author, and one of the finest fctions In the
English language. Every one must read 1t.
Sold everywhere.
Nv. CARLETON & CO.,
octl7eod Publishers, New York.
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Stockholders Meeting.

THE regular annual meeting of the stock
4 holders OF the BtsstssIppf and TeBDea-
see Railroad Company, will be held at the
Peabody Hotel, in the city of Memphis, Tenn,
On Wednesday, H0vember IA, 1875,
at which time Directors will be elected for the
ensuing year Stockholders will be passed
Tree on presen tRtiOn Of their stock certificates
10 conductors. &. II. La NB, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09
Cooperation q Noticee.


NOTICE of the SALE of Lands aud Tene-
~ ments for UNPAID ASsesaments-Ciy Of NcM.N YORK N
nance Department Bureau Ol ArreaIs, july l. 1870 hct
direction Of Andrew H. Green, Comptroller OF inc tly OF
NewYork TIE Undersigned hereby gives pic n0tce pnt5
provisions 81 q act cn Tied An act 1r tho col
lection Of taxes ss-smen aud Croton war renls IN ne
CITY OF Ncw-l Ork, and 10 amend the several acts
relative thereto" passed April g. 1871, mat ne re
xicsi assessments have been laid and confirmed, anu
are now due and unpaid, and have RENAMED due and
urDsid confirmation OF sad asstSsmtLtS iOr feg
lsng grading Curb gutter. and paving streets iagsng se
waaS croSswalks fencing and hrE lots biiug sc"tIS
cuyerss underground drains &C. cOnfie pilor 10 Jahay
l5-2 required pay the amount OF the assessments 20
u the Clerk o Arrears a hs ohf
i'm the Department in the New Courthouse ~ tht C
with the interest thereon at ihe rate o.
to the time Of pat uci WIN the
charges Of this nOtlee ana advertisements
And Il default shall made IN such paNmenta suci id
will he sold al public auction ~ the New Court
house the CITY Hall Park, in the Cii{ OF New ON OF
TUESDAY, October ., 1879 at twelve O'clock no0n lo te
lowest of ~ which person shnl ot 20 tkc tc
SANE consideration of advancing the amounLd the ssc
Iuen due and unpaid and the interest thereon - aiots
sale and together with the charges o. this
and ID other charges ana costs nc
cred thee0x and that such sal" viii he continued frn lc
ali the lands and tcnoments here &dNeisCc IcI
sale shall be sold .-.
And hereby further given thai detailed statement
Of assessments the ownership OF the property OF wcI'
aId uniaia j. pubished NJ pam
pLle and copies ~ the pamphlets deposited ~ thG
OF the Clerk Arrears in She Finance aitchl ana
will be delivered 10 any person applying lor to sauc
A. :. CADN. CLERK OiiATears
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET
NEw.YoRK, Friday, Oct. 9, rs

The attendance to-day at Arch Johnston's
Mart, Thirteenthst, between University place and Fifth
ave- was large including several ladies' who watchcdthe
proccedugs with apparent interest The stock offered
consisted of some unusually priced establishments
rsacpx rs high rs 1890 aud S305 for single Sf $500
for double teams. number OF seighs were aiso In
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09
Business Gbantes.

VTO THOSE seeking BUSlNkSS.-EUNT a
4 UhYVE,'~ "MONTHLN REGISIi-R' gratis. or
male for stamp. Redsiraon free BasnesS Transfers laI
Ygs gt negotiated CxpeiiiOasiy no charge uLi ne
rot alton concluded. HUNT q HAYNES, Financial ana
business Brokers, IS7 BroafVay.
DARTNkR WANTED-ln staple business
eabisie1 30 years 5000 required a. work. capital
~ thr concora; an exceptional o. poru HUM @
HAYNES. above.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09
Proposals.

NOTICE TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS
~ SEALED PROPOSALS. will he received by the undCr
signed Wayerly OHIO until ~ o'clock noon OF IN RSDAf
oct OF the Springfield Jackson and
PvmerOy Railroad from Springfield IN Clarke County TO
JeCkSOn, IN Jackson County. Ohio.
Bios viii be received the entire construction OF the oa
embraced in the following divisions, VIA Graduaon ana
ing and Baasiing.
rTOhes peCboati0ns &c, can be seen and general hia
ton gwen s tho Chief Engineers Oce. IN WsYef fIke
County, Ohio - .
The COMPANY reserves the right reject any aheIds
u any portions thereof JAMES EMT mt, PTcsd,nt
W. c. AGNEW, Chief Engueer.
PROPOSALS FOR STONE.-Se2led proposals
viii i've received At the Ofce Of the Trustees Of te New"
York Brooklyn Bridge No II wsterst BVoklyn until
u O'Clock SATURDAY, oct o Tor the delivery Oi ZOO
cubic ads backing 900 cubic yards cut face stone and
M cubic yards arch stoie al Of nesioue also Tor the dc
livery Of cubic yards OF granite 200 cub yards
granite stone 81 cubic yards uite arches Printed
spechcatOns be had az the Office Plans may be- at
EnSneeTs Once, Cherry and Doversts New York
City
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09
Gntel5.

FgOTEL BRANTiNG,
NadV nave, corner Fifty ycieih--'. FiIsttlIss RooMN
and BOARD for families and sireic persons.
MARLBOROUGH HOUSE, 3Sth-St. and 9Th
sA ave NimIav iiiln DELIGHTFULLY."- located family
hotel in the CIV plan; families wishing 10 ioallc
Winter make favorable arrangements '" l.
FISH. Proprietor
WINCHESTER HOUSE european Plan),
w corner Broadway ard Thirty rststEiordnt Family
and Single ROOMS: Restaurant ist class Quiet, rrirrd,
ami home Ike Entrance Broadway and Thifp fISt'L
Terms moderate.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09
6orscs. garriasso, farnfss, &r.

WVk"F@'
TEAM of superb BLACKS with Phacton),
~ 1Go hands Dung and Warranted; cost s5 -; Trlce
O. co. Team and details at hAhNpil ., :, I''' oO,
A LARGE STOCK of CARRlAGES or all
- ,S.r.l nj very low frccs both and second
hand: Coupe Ecckaways 500 $500 hsna rteSer rG
Cosch suitable or country large lot OF top aud 9leh scNu
hand wagons froIn $40 up; grocers tp WAGON Spi hI
Nc WILLIAM H. GRAY. 20 AMI ~ Wooster 81
BLANKETS. BLANKETS, BLANkEIS-Ali
ID kinds and prices 81 80 up consisting OF road dress
rruck ard stable BLANKETS; inspection asked lowest
prices. w ~ uNNi, ~ ahu - "',|''o-N'.
DFADY-MADE HORSE BLANKETS,
HI IN large ysrey graes suitable Cor all uses, in
cIuiinc cse Carriage Drcss Travelling wagon and Rain
also large variety Of CARRIAGE ROBES in grades IRON
ha cheapest the richest styles imported w CLARkS
rslehtatd patent UORSI-(LIPPbR. warranted genuine
i,iccs greafy reduced. HhRMEI, HAYS 6 Co,
81 BcoSm2nst
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09
DROPOSALS FOR STONE.-Sealed propose
boarO ail0 acOms.
Below Fourteenth-st. .

Below Fourteenth-st
A HANDSOMELY-FURN FRONT
"a and BACK ROOM for 80 80 per week bath, one
OF two gentlemen family private Of parlcr reference
1z Vest l3th 81.
EINELY FURNISHED ROOMS to LET-In
first class location; all modern improvements east
sl1e. tent moderate. Inquire at No. 203 Henry ST
NICELY FURNISHED RO0MS-.All modern
~ Improvements, at al West 9th-st.
0NE OF two handsome ROOMS and BOARD,
y witt small family. 60 gentleman ANT wife, gentle
nan 70 erenoe required. haqaire Ill West l0thsi.
MUTE of ROOMS, elegantly furnished, on
- second door 70 ET without beard house. block and To-
oAuon nrst class. 2l7 East 18th st.. u0sr I'd ave
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09
Denilstrn.

A SET of TEETH made in three hours at
N lbs West Thirty -;curil, broadway ant sixth
ave- Special mechanical dentistry IlatiuA gold and Vul
osnc coral rubber Ccdoid Take gTten cars from
Grand street Ferry, Or tiLave broadway cars
NEWEiUUGH, 12S West Thirty fourth ST.
NITROUS OXIDE GAS.-Teeth extracted
y wi,bost psn. Dr. HASBE0UCK. formerly operator
at ,oI's makes speCllty # tho o. the Tor mo
painless extraction Of teeth at l,lSi Broaway, corner ot
2G,h-St
SOMETHING NEW! CHEAP and BEAUTI-
- FILt-Ny Rose Pearl Plates Indicating cO"r and sab
sauce fer artificial teeth C,ces everything hCrotOOro OF
fred beauty strength and hgneSs needs on" 70 DC seen
10 hs appIecated; in day. and only 30 per ret
a and examine Also Rubber SETS from $40 to si5
cold and Plfina S5 s45 Extracting unde; gas Dr l.
e. WAIT. 20 East 1weutythird IT., near MadisolaVr.
VENUE ARTIFICIAL TEETH constructed by
] Dr GED. u MODEMANN. 532 3d.ave. near 3Cti ST,
are by be crOwning hight OF dental art
Rts, scts. 40. 500 $50.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09
ijlnic- Glass 1nsnranre.

plate elass 1nsnranre.
---~~--~~,~-.
rT0HE METROPOLIlAN PLATE GLASS IN
SVRANCE COMPANY OF NEW-lORh
Cash capital
PRINCIPAL Onc2 III broadway.
Brooklyn Branch Office, lSJ Moniaguest
WYCkOIF ~ JAMES, Agents
The only legl company s KIND to do business IN th state
HI.NRG HAEIEAC. President ,
SAMURL HUTCHINSON, Vice PRESIDENT
Taos. r. TH0rP secretary
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09
furniture.
miscellaneous

4 DNERTiSERS who desire to reach country
readers in the West in the Ocst and cheap =
manner by more sections Of kELLOGGS Gica
NcwSlaper Lists Apply - A N KELLOGG, ~ JacXso-s'
Chicaso H.. OF II. W. FOSTER, l5J Worthst, " Y.
DRUSIlES of every description at No. $50
Pearl ST. All articles at Tic lowest factory prices
JOHN X. HOPPEL
JIOR SALE-A fine, extra large MarvlnS
SAFE; nrc aud burglar proof. Inquire II lRkDERlGk
u KING. with MessrS kmbal Howell s Co. 6S BroahNay.
ESAYER, MERKEL & OTTMANN,
lH1 LITIICGRAPHERS.
w and @f urChs n. V bcwotn Barclay aid NeSy sts
pOHTRAIi-, THEATRICAL DESIGNS,
and an nds Of
LI1IiOGEAPhN,
pr0Dp v executed II reasonable prices and IN best style
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09

would ike q place city country do hous,wofk s
n plain cook waHher ironcI furnish good refer
oice; wages moderate. Apply al obELIS AGENCY, lOo
West 34tlt-st. corner ~ Br''adssy.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09
6elp uanteo--Gemales.

NVANTFD-A tirst-class COOK in small
w ring house. who wash and hon good ret
ercncos required Apply at once at "a West 3oth+A
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09

DARTIES wishing to ccOnOmi2c for the Win
ter can find hrstclass board private family, 30
mnuies frequent traus. ALLAIRE, Box los, Bloom
field New ,IrIScH.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09
6ituatlcus t0anieA-- malc5.

4 CUACUMANE 81 TTUN WuIII.H-Dy q
"a single man who thoroughly rstads hia business III
an H. ami caTcfnl driver, willing and obe1ng no
t. country best city reference leaving IN con
SEQUENCE crplOyer selling out. Cal on or address j. c.
80 ii est tttllsf.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09

WAITER and USEFUL.-A swiss young
w man would hko place IN private family, boarding.
house. hotel or restaurant and T3ands waiting, and wiling
10 mako himself usefu furnish good reference Apply at
ODTILS AGENCY leo Vert 3ith 81. corner uf Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09

4 FIRST-CLASS cOlorcd WAITER wants a
"A STTT ALTON private public under stands his hus
ness thoroughly has rs cass Reference Call at or address
y l-flnaI
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09

"A place healthy location pleasant, well FURNISHED
ROOMS would Ike family for Fa and Winter BoAisD
home comforts terms mod rate; on line
OF New Haven Railroad; p hour from city Address
=. SEEIN, DaTIfn Conn
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09

4 FRENCH YOUNG MAN wants situa
"a ton III private oriy WAITER AMI 10 make him sci
gencrhf useful good cy references Address fof thre
days l6i Wooster II.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09
- Y. BALL X Co.,
situailons manieo-femaies.
Miscellaneous.

AT PELTON & CO., Gi5 Gth-avc., nea
a 3Sth-st. formerly with Bedel itayc.l viii DO found
large hstclass servants of all nations both
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09

girl who Is good plain cook and can vast an IRON
well wiling iuako herself generally useful IN good
home las good recommendations. Call at O6 Gthaye over
| annn IL m
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09
NOACUuNN and GARDENER.-A young

single man, who understands the care and management
host- good driver and PLAIN vegetable gartncr can
furnish NccIfunanla references. APPLY at ODEiLS
AHENlN. lNI Mrsi 3lllsl- corncr BrOlnMay
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09
Brooklyn Board.

Veuruces in superior private mansion ciqhy located
suited the times comfort and home guaranteed
particulars inquire at UpOwn Tribune Office. 1888 Broad
saY. under N.rand IOtt.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09

IRVING HALL (0pposte the Academy of
Music Mis- SOPHIA FLORA Hell bk0N Grant i'cn con
Vocliss Miss MATILDA HOFFMAN,, Miss A, BEEltE
Sgnor q. TAGLIAPIErRh date Of tho Grand Italian Opera
Par>-l Victim, Mr. EDWARD HOILENHAtER. Niolon-
cello. Mt. CHARLES WERNER Accompanies, SIgIoT AL
BITES 81 nor A. TOMASI and Signor MODERATE. Tick
cts II each Reserved Seats 20 cents ezra To be had of
Schirmcr. 70l Broadway schubert 23 Mon quare
Pond 80 Unonsqrare and the Central Ticket once, IS
Union.