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little activity at times, and for short
period characterized the operations at
different points in the yards, but from
the beginning there were efforts on the
part Of holders to establish An advance
which was only partially successful. 1t
is generally Conceded that prices are
shade higher for the better grades of
cattle, which were in more limited num-
Der than last week, while common cattle
were more numerous
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LIST OF DROYERS,

The following are the names of the
principal drovers, owners or consignees
of the principal droves, where the cattle
are reported from and their destination
C,,re,ton JJgtel and Drore Yards.
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HAzLITT's LIFE OF NAPOLEON

The Life of NapolrHn Bonapari". rs
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Transcript.
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This Is the earliest Of the three gIca,
works on political Sci"nc" which CAV, To-
Or. Lieber a foremost plac" among writer,
Crypt.
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Few words of the sort HAY

won higher praise from eminent authoII-
ties than the late Prof Francis sI.irbrr'>
Manual OF Political Ethics Story ana
Sent being among ia" number ul ihn,,.
who have given II warm Communications
y. J. HIdepeHdcpt.
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THE editor has incorporated some notes
and other material left by the author, has
made Il multitude of minor corrections,
verified the citations, ana added suInr
notes of his own. The work, therefore, o.,
rendered duubly fresh and valuable. 70
Boston ,jOJTHui.
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-lLtLc 1ruLer HolL,s ami Drore Yarts.
j. Rcinhart. Pa. IS

At UTihelm'S Hotel and Drore Yards.
New Il Miller Md - ASRidgewayWNa -
q. Lake. Md. IL - Williams, Va. 10
j. Allender " Va 81
Those whose names are marked thus
took their stock East without Offering it
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REMARKs on REEF CATTLE

The arrivals of cattle during the week
amounted to l,292 head, against l,254
last week, and 1882 the corresponding
weel, OF last year, and the sales during
the week amounted to 999 head, against
9s4 last week, and 1,227 the correspond
ing week of last year. and were as fol-
lows:
To Baltimore 80
To Eastern Spectators ....................... %
Washington and Annapolis.................. l's
Total
The market generally was slow with a
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-24

" one who understands finishing preferred. Apply
to G. A. STEINMETZ 76s 81 av, between 47th and 4Sth
streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-24

90 WEST 18TH STA YOUNG WOMAN A.
1t = cook washer and roner or to 10 general house
work: good city reference.
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0Ei WEST 23Tll STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN
ZsD1 plain COOK washer aud ironer; IL good
baEcr OF tread will ing and obliging; no objection 10
sh0rl distance the country.
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OIL WEST SD ST. CORNER 9Th AVA COMPE.
- tent girl first class cook In private family;
Thoroughly understands her business; willing 10 10 in
tho country; best city reference.
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A FIRST GLASS LAUNDREss NANrEc-IN A
n private family Of SIX persons where the cook does
the coarse washing; English woman preferred; she
will have assist days OF the week with the house
work SIS month. Call, with reference. at No.
East I'D st, corner OF 9TH av.
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WANTED-A YOUNG LADY TO ATTEND FIRST
w class confec tonery. Address or call on CHARLES
RUSS. 10 Broad St Elzabeth NJ J.
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yXANTED-BY AN AMERICAN WITH GOOD REF
w ercnces, situation nursery CoverneSs: Is good
seamstress Apply at Working Woman's Protective
Union, sS Blocker ST.
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yTANTED-A MILLlNER TO 60 TO BAY SHORE
w south side OF Long Island; two weeks emp oymenk
at Sl2 week and board apply this morning at ILL
BROS, 257 Canal 81.
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OF WEST HrH sT.-As FIRST CLASS. COOK;
Zfl thoroughly understands all kinds Of meats
loups ieles creams DESERT all kinds fine pastries
kinds Of made-up dishes bonlng and larding; first
class bread and biscuit baker hotel boarding house
would 40 meat pastry cooking separately, both N
required; best reference.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-24

Q0E EAST 2aTH stan ENGLISH WOMAN AS
CUO first class cook In hotel or restaurant; city
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N ENGLISH SCOTCH OR GERMAN GIRL WANTED
n for general house work must have city references.
Apply at 81 West aSl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-24

OpO WEST sgd STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN As
zoo cook, washer and ironer: city or country; best
city reference
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-24

XVANTED-A CAPABLE MILLINER AND TRIMMER
w for first class city trade IL satisfactory ne sltua.
ton will be permanent Address MlLLINER. box No.
l3l Herald Office, tor three days
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Oh WEST 5tTH STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG
Iii woman as GOOD cook, washer and ironer: good
city refnrence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-24

one EAST 18Th sT.-As EXPERIENCED COOK
e)UO understands cooking In all its branches no OBJ
lection = boarding house country hotel Call ad
dress
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PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED
FEMALES.

WANTED.-AYQuNG LADY WITH NORMAL SCHOOL
w education and two years experience teacher.
would like TO % copying for lawyers. either at home
in an Office; is good, rapid penman. References frst
class in respect Address Is. b., Herald Brook
Ign Branch office.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALEs

AN xPsRIENCED WOMAN, VINO THOROUGHLY
"A understands branching, aud is capable o. buying
flowers feathers for a city establishment wanted
ADDRESS for three days FLOWERS, box No lSl Herald
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Oo4 WEST 10TH ST-BY RESPECTABLE ENG
LOf hsh woman ~ first class cook in gentlemans
family. CAN Tor tWO days.
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IVANTED-A YOUNG GIRL 10 WASH AND IRON;
w otherwise light work family OF two and child.
Apply at $50 East 18th St
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A OPERATORS, IRoNERs AND BUTTONERs. Ex
II. perienced hands In SHIRT making, will ind steady
work az JOHN ". DAVIES CO.'S. 5s8 West sd 81
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Dressm kers and seamstresses.

80 EAST 3ZTH STA FRENCH GIRL AS SEAM
ZO stress; no objection TO mind growing children;
two years reference from last employer Call for two
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SITUATIONS wAHTED-FEMALEs.


ChamboRm lids. DC.
Q7O Sd Av, FIRST FLooR-A RESPECT,
l.Ot = able young girl Germany as chambermaid
IN an American family.
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COO EAST 18TH ST, FIRST FLOOR, FRONT
OOU room-A respectable girl as good cook is hrst
and obliglng excellent reference from last employer
Call tor two DAYS
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00d 9TH Av.-As FIRST CLASS, COOK IN. A
III club house, restaurant small hotel under
ands her business thoroughly best city reference no
ohlncton 70 the country.
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1OH WEST 18TH ST., BASEMENT.-A REsPECTA
IL bic young woman nrst class cook; Is good
bakers country preferred, the Hudson best city ref
srences
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O16 n1sT nth ST, FIRST FLooR.-A RESPECT.
ZlD able plain cook washer and ironer in
small family. where she take her little girl, Al
years old city references
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A GOOD HOME OFFERED TO 4 YOUNG GIRL OR
n middle aged woman TO assist in light sework IN
plain Ame rican family Protestant preferred Call At
No. 3l3 West Asa st.
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| yEANTRD-A WAITRESS AND GENERA LHOUSE-
w maid family IN the country, the city; wages
$l2 per month"; Protestant only Apply this day,
| tween and ~ O'Clock at 53 9th av basement door
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OAO EAST SD STA MOTHER AND DAUGHTER
Old in one house. 10 a small private family the
mother to cook, wash and iron; the daughter 20 do
chamberwork and waiting best city reference from
last employer
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1HI 9Th Az PRESENT EMPLoYERiS-A RE
4Ol. spectacle woman first class cook; under
stands all kinds OF soups and pastry has no OBJ
ice tions to 60 a short a stance in the country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-24

dEO WEST 3lST STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN
100 as COOK wa sher and ironer to do general
housework objection to private boarding house
good
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O0Q EAST ssrH STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG
LOJ girl to mind baby and make herself generally
useful: good city reference from her last place.
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C0Q EAST 55rH ST. SECOND DOOR FROM SD
AUO ava young girl To mind children and to assist
III light housework or would ito chamberwork in pri-
vate boarding house Call or address
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OSA IsT AV. MAR HsT STA RBsPFCTABLE
ooh woman nrst class cook first class reference
from last place.
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or WEST 27TB sian ENGLISH YOUNG wO.
Il cook In private family willing 10
with the washing; objection 10 the couniry good
Oft
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CIO EAST 2lST ST, FROM TlLLA-A COMPETENT
AlJ girl 70 do upstairs work and assist with the wash
ing and ironing would do the fine washing aud ironing
and waiting; Is willing 10 60 a short distance In the
country. Call for one day.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

Germany.
LONDON. April THE Illness Paris cor
respondent states that Prussia sent notes to
the other Powers on the subject OF the cor
respondence with Belgium, and declared
that she would await the result Of the Du-
cbesue investigation. The correspondent
vouches for the tru>twortbincss of his infor-
nation, but it is probably incomplete, as the
trivial,ty Of the German complaints does not
seem TO justify the subsequent significant
expressions. The gravest feature of Prus-
sia's note is that the complaints are directed
against the Belgians generally, whose asti-
tnde is therein considered hostile towards
Germany.
HEALTH OF TUE EMPEROR WILHELM.
BERLIN, April by advice Of his phys.
clans, Emperor Wilhelm has abandoned bis
proposed journey to Italy to visit King Vic
tor Emmanuel. Crown Prince and Crown
Princess will 70 instead.
BERLIN, April S.-The Bishop of Bceslau
has refused TO resign his See. Legal pro-
ceedings Will be commenced Immediately to
enforce compliance with the decree OF the
court.
Her Sigel. the editor OF the Tdterldnd, OF
Munich, recently sentenced in default of his
appearance for publishing An article insult
ing TO Bismarck. has been arrested by the
Austrian authorities at SalZburg on an appll-
cation from The German Government. He
will be sent TO Berlin instead of Munich for
trial.
England.
LONDON. April S.-rhe Times says: No
amount OF argument should lead sensible
people to put more money into Canadian
railroad projects. There is no traffic for
such roads, aud the danger is the Dominion
may gran; subsidy to competitive lines. In
this way the Canadian Southern has been
built to ruin the proprietors Of the Canada
Great Western.
Spain.
MADRID, April S.-Tbe Government has
decided to send Il, 900 soldiers to Cuba.
Stnor Salmerop, professor of the Madrid
University, and formerly president of the
Ministry, and Professor Azcarate, also OF the
University, have been arrested. The former
has been sent 10 Lugo, and the latter to MI
randa. Other arrests are expected. The
Government declares its intention Of exiling
all professors who protest against The recent
educational laws or who resign their chairs
on account Of the PRONUNCIATION.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-09
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

APRIL 6.-The general market has been some.
wh It stronger than IL was on Monaiay; win ialf
amount OF Du .ness among The commission mer,
chants In nearly all lines except woPllens. sinai
dealers are paying promptly and working eau
llnnsly. Price, have not altered. 49,,
Brown shi tiDgs and sheetingi moved nltic
freer to day In small lots at full rates Blciched
shcclings and shirtngs remain unchangedln prices
with few safe: To r,pGrt.
Cotton lwln es are still firm, with an upward ten
drncy. Manufacturers say mat me gocds nave
w 5, nI here tor less Than first cost and that the
snrny trad will Increase 1c demand and Drlng The
price 10 u profitable tandai q.
Cotton warps are quiet and firm, with moderate
sale al Yesterdays nguies.
Heavy cOttonS are MT ana very quiet. 49,,
Print cloths are s,ili firm, and meeting vii iar
sales Ia oul-of-town buyers. STANDARD grades are
quoted al sac. for G4N64 Tor forward deiFery anu
Prints are fairy active. City jobbers are not
doinv - good bushes a. anu the safes are principally
I'm new light work for the West Prices are hrn
ana 4 better tone ext ib:ed throughout the traae.
WOO liens are dali at nominal prices, the trade
being almost at stand.til. Az sa,s % mooinnS
was air but the prices rea lied were below those
Obtained at the sale last week.
Domestic silks have pref fair outlet, especially
for low priced gods In winter coors. me demand
for black silks fallen of materially this pTing
Ia o. me r6i"ed ss T most IN de
mand for street dresses We worn WITH the checks
range from $l.25 10 81 so.
Foreign goods are In eco supply ply ane amen m Iain
with moderate sales. frlces Lave oeen ii''n-
talned s-.o, ,,o 10 ,,,
: WiimerdIng, Eo2uet &c CO. offered FOR sale To-Day
full lines OF lace points, jackets. sacques
g.. The attendance was good. out the prices did
not COME up 10 the invoice cost Dy nearly 1ory per
emit, and some OF the goods were =" passed" 1ne
call was TOR the most valuable lots. The lower
grades " ere not wanted.
Al thu ssle Of linens, white goods. elnbroiderles'
dress goods and dress silks BY Field, Morris Fea'
MFR & Co.. the attennance was MODERATE out Sop =
tinuous, the buyers remaining uutli D =; -. ram
prices we e obtained, and but few goods left over;
The sale Of Can't mating and carpetinR Dy
u.onen 4 { n WAS largely attended, and the prices
70 I,zeu ere better Than al the two previous sales
Al the SAFE OF wooIlcus, dry goods, tailoring goods,
clthIng and hosiery by jones, uuderhiil ocau,
biddtpp slow. The prices were lower than Tor me
same CLASSES OF goods at receut sIles'-1our"at I"
Commerce.
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xrw WORK IRON MARKET.

APRIL e.-Tron IN scotch pig there Is very
litl trade. There are offers made on parcels 70 ar
rive, bur generally under views or the owners. ne
business is chiehy.in small lots. american pig -
without change There Is not much desire 10 ope-
rate In fuuIe del veres and limiLed demand tos
quote t379t3S for Glengarnock; $50 Tor Colt
ness: uun1inal for Langloan, Carnbroe, summerec'
and No. l Gartscherrie; Egiin, ON at s34gS33.
american pig is quoted at &2s9s29 for No. !,
s2s6s27 for No. 2, ana sz5@s2e Tor forge:
Kew rails At 800. gold for Ens,,sh; ard :SgG a.
w scrap at $50 from yard. Refined Bar
store prices are: Bar. swedes ordinary size. az
bar. refined, u 10 2 inch round and square,
to Inches by 10 inch; s62; oar, ren L rsarea
and * BY snd 5-ls, s7o ,1 nSs,. ESan sn
scroll. sso@si25 ov4ls anu half .ls rounds Ss
aeHioo ~ "a, 12. $50: horseshoe, ss5;
psn ss7 Sggs sa4 hss1 ey sH
rod per pound, 70ec.; sheet, ussia, AS 70 Essort
ment, I4k@l &C., gold sheet singles doubles and
irehles, common, 44@5c.; sheet. doubles and
tribes, 5@5Xc. Sheet, galvanized. first and second
quality. list, 20@35 per cent Gscount-Journds o.
Commerce.
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CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

APRIL 5.--Lumber--B Building operations are be.
Ing resumed. and the yard trade continues 70 Inn
prove faom day to day. Prices are firm and We re-
peat our QUOTATIONS First and second clear, st0@
S55 second clear, 10 q inch, S466p85Q: third
clear. II 70 3 inch. $40; third clear. inch. $50
1855; .elect. inch. sa6G93 wagon-bo1 boarcs,
ID inch and upwards. select. stock boards,
A. s349f9S: stock boards, b. $281Ds2S; stock
boards. Z, SIS; conmsn boards to1si and scant;ng.
- 10 10 feet, eli GSl2; fencing. 81 3G9l360;
ioist and scantling, IL 70 20 fees, SI3
@$14; joiss, % and "a feet, $14l9l g.;
flooring, frst and second clear. $3SGS4t
flooring, first common, rough, S3oeG$YI; flooring.
first common, dressed, $31@$33; flooring, second
common, dressed 1875 1$2S; siding, first and second
clear, dressed, $40 @S21 ;'sidng, common, dressed,
$1S.
Timber-sawed, 12 to Is feet, $13l9l3.6o;
square pickets, 81 2l&13; nat pickles, $ll.
Shtngles.-.>awed A, per 1000, $3@$3.50.
Ldth-$2G$2.25. ~
on Irack.-Shingles on cars sold at the annexed
prices \ or star, 2.65q$3.87A; No. I sawed,
Sl.25@S1.50. Three dollars per car to be added
when transferred which charge follows the shingles
?hickness-Flve shingles 10 be two inches In
thickness.
Length-Sixteen inches.-Times.