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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-16
SUCCESSION OF JOHN FAZENDk,
Parish Court of the Parish of Jefferson-No.
by JOHN G. -NIONROSE, AUCTIoNBg

x 4 AUNhOSE, AUCTIONBEF
II Office No SO Royal street-SATURDAY
y,ember 20, lsI5, at twelve o'clock NJ, at the
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange, ROYAL strc
between Canal and Customhouse streets. will
sold at public auction, by virtue of an order fl,
the honorable the judge of the Parish Cont
the parish OF Jefferson, dated October Ii, 1875 /,
folIowlDg described property
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, toge,h
with the buildings and improvements there
situated in FaubOurg West Bouligny late in
City OF u herson, now In the Sixth district Of !
city OF New Orleans. in the square bounded
ychoup:toulas, now Leyee, Lyon, Bordeaux Z
Front streets, designated as lots Noe and 10; ID
lots measure each 30 feet front on Tchoupitss
or Levee street, 30 feet front on Front street M
depth of $50 feet, lot No. 10 forming the corniI
Lyon and Levee streets, and Front and LeJ
streets, all American measure.
Terms-One. half cash on the SPOT and the
ance IN one year, in a note of the purchaser
cured by mortgage and vendors privilege on
property sold, and bearing eight per cent intel}
per annnm from date of sale until final paw md
The property to be kept insured by the purehA1
and the policy of insur ance transferred te the q
administratrlx or any other holder or holden|
the said note to an am ount satisfactory to thd
The act of sale, including remuneration to appIal
ment in case OF seizure and SALE attorneys feel
case OF suit. at i've per cent on the amount q
iot The pure haser 10 assume, over and above
price of adjudication. the pay .nent of the sd
tax of the year 1875 and city taxes Of the wear ID
Act of sale before +. d. Seghers. notary pubi
al the expense of purch user. Ocl6 % 50 nos 10 n
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Stock OF Provisions on Hand This Day.

NEW ORLEANS, OctOber Is 1875.
We are indebted to Messrs Trepagnier & Co. for
the following statement of stocks OF provisions on
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN. ,
Saturday. October Is. 1875.
mo clearances at the Customhouse yesterdayl
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By 8. Gulnault.


SUCCESSION OF JEAN PUJO, ALIAS JEANOT
LECoEOME.
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Sales, Receipts and Exports of Produce,
The following are the sales, receipts and
exports OF the principal articles for the
mast week:
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AUCTION SALES,
BY r. n. & B. J. Montgomery.
II M. d b. J. MONTGOMERY,
GENERAL AUCTIONEERS
AND DEALERS IN NEW FURNITURE,

Tri.weekly sales of every description of house
hold furniture, Mirrors, Pianos Carpets Mattresses
ETC., on tuesdays, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS
at IL A. NJ.
Semi weekly sales of Horses, Mules Buggies, Car.
riages, etc. at Sales stables No. 10 Baronne street
near Gravier, on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS
commencing at IL A. NJ
tended to. "
Special attention paid to the sales of real estate
and stocks.
Always on hand the largest stock of New Plrni
ture OF every variety to be found in the city at
their show rooms, Armory Hall, No. 81 Camp street
Being the largest and Oldest establishment of the
kind in the South. they solicit portion of the
public patronage. both in their line as auctioneers
ana dealers In furniture. jal "
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AUCTION SALES,
By John g. Monrose.
SUCCESSION OF CAMILLE rHrRRRy

Second District Court for the Parish of Orla,,.
No. % Coz
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-22
HUMOROUS.
WHY'S . kiss like /. sewing machine
Because it seems 80. good.

WHY'S q kiss like /. sewing machine ?
Because it seems so good.
A married lady found her two sons
|quarreling, aud in hopes Of putt ing an
END to their differences, uttered the
following: "You young rascals, ifyou
don't desist directly, I'll tell both ,you'
fathers"
star;spangled stockings are the lat
est fashionable caprice Of the Phila
|delphia bellies, hut the probabilities
|are that we shall not see
BY the dswn's early light,
What TO proudly we hailed at the twilight
last cleaning.
Henry Clay Dean was frightened
almost to death when he heard the
Vice President was i'll, untilthey told
him. it happened during bath.
" All" said he, "No danger of me,
then. | thought it might be some
thing epidemic, and I amt been feel.
ing well.
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81. LOUIS, Nov. -.
Hoos-Higher. Receipts. 1900; York
ers,. t6Q0@&73 packing, t68508.s5
butOhes, t67507.O0.
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Vice Presidents death about pinc
o'clock, and he Immediately called
b special meeting Of
the cabinet for 1880 o'clock. a,
which time all members were present
except Secretary Robinson, who was
|absent from the city. Secretary Fish
was requested to attend the mcet,ng
of senators In the city at noon on the
part Of tie President and cabinet and
unite In any arrangement for funeral
ceremonies. After the programme
for the funeral shall have been per.
fected by the committee, the Presi,
dent will be notified by the Secretary
81 state, and an executive order will
be issued announcing the death q
Vice President Wilson ind ordering
that the departments BE closed and
other suitable marks Of respect b
i
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Money, s@4 per cent.
Gold l14lf.
1erpments dun and steadY.-
Chicago.

CHICAGO. Nov, %.
WHEAr-Lower; @1.053f for cash
$l.05sss for Dec; No. 3, 88c; rsjected, 761<
CoRN-Unsettled and lower; 6ll1c tol
cash; 5OTc for November
OATs-Dull and nomlpll, at 80ssc.
RYE-Firmer, at 6S16c.
BARLEY-Lower; e511<c for November.
PoRK-Firm and higher; e2025 10,
cash; 1895 for the year.
LARD-Frm and higher, at t12 30.
WHlsKY-tl.N.
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ST,rensa's 1roth.rhood.

CHICAGO, Nov. 22:-The United
Brotherhood locomotive 6remen have
been holding . secret session here
since last Thursday. Their proceed
|ings have not been published, but it
10 known they considered aud adopt,
ed plan Of mutual iusuranae. elected
officers 81 and adjourned to meet in Bal.
|timorc next year.
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Died from the Effects Of Ether.
NEW York, Nov. 22.-Jas. H. Hal.
lock, Of Plain6eld, N. j., died in the
homeopathic hospital Of this city Sat.
|urd.y, from the effects Of ether, ad.
ministered to him while undergoing
an operation on his jaw.
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Meeting Of Senators and o. s
Supreme Court Judges to
Make Arrangements for
the Funeral.
Offcial Announcement Of the
sorrowful Event by the
President.
Death Of Vice President Wilson.

FIRST DISPATCH.
New York, Nov. pa dispatch
to this city from Washington says
Vice President Wilson is dead.
SECOND DISPATCH.
WASHINGTON, D. o., Nov. 22.-|
Vicc.President Wilson died very sud
denly at 7.3o>.his morning. He rest.
ed well last night, awoke at Z .. M,
and expressed himself fas feeling bright
and better.He sat up in bed to take
his medicine, lay down on his left side
ard expired in few moments with
ou: struggle. ~
THIRD DlsPA1cH.
WAslllsaroN, Nov. 22.-It having
been represented last night that the
vice president had so much improved
that he would be able to leave the
city for the north this week, the in
telligence Of his sudden death this
morning fell with startling force and
suddenness on the community. The
vice president seemed on Saturday to
be great deal better than at any time
during his late sickness, but yesterday
was not so we'll. Postmaster Burt,
of Boston, called in the forenoon and
had a pleasant conversation with him.
Mr.. Crossman, of New York, liter.
ary friend also visited the vice presi.
dent on business concerning an un:
finished volume on the subject Of
slavery. The vice president being ir
condition requiring rest Mr.. Cross
man retired. The vice president ther
slept from one to three, when he rose
The vice president went to bed earl,
and slept tolerably well during ths
night. In his waking intervals h.
asked for water. About midnight hs
got up and walked around his room
then going to his table took up
little book Of poems entitled :. Th'
Chan red Cross /" with the motto:-
"No, as will, but Dc thou wilt" !.
He read three verses from it one o
Which is asfollows;
"Help US, @ Lord, with patient love, to hea
3, Each others faults; to suffer with t9u
nsekness s9
Help US each Others Joys and griefa TO shars
But let US turn to thee alone in weak
&, peas" 4
other yersas had been .natked j
The book among them the following
"What IL poor sinners count their grief
The sign of IN unchastened will
He who can give thy soul rest, knows,
Thou at submissive STILL" q
This volume belonged to his vii
and contained photograph Of ht
aud their son, both deceased.
tie treasured It beyond value ~
always made II. his companion froi
which he seemed to derive mue
comfort. After reading the vers'
he spoke With ! gratitude of Il
Kindness Of his friends during b
sickness and Of the widespread syn
= !. / n.tl,y in h;s behalf. He then returl
ed to bed in . happy mood and slfg
AZ three o'clock this morning
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Political o1ender.

CulcAeo, Nov. 2a.-The grand
Jury this morning found twelve more
indictments fbr election frauds, against
the judges Of election and alleged re-
peaters at the last county election.
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llown to the memory of the deceased

shown to the memory of the deceased.
MEETING OF THE SENATE.
The supreme court adjourned upon
assembling, until tomorrow, and all
justices proceeded to the senate wing
|of the capitol to participate in .
meeting Of senators to make arrange.
|ments for the funeral of Vice Prcsi.
dent Wilson. Among those already
assembled in the ladies reception room
were Senators Thurman, Sargent,
Window, Edmunds, Morrill, of Yer.
mont; Ingalls,, Paddock, Patterson,
Dennis, and Jones of Florida; Nc
Donald and Sherman; also Secretary
Fish, Postmaster General Jewell,
Attorney General Pirrcpont, ex.At.
torney General Williams, and mum:
Der of the personal friends of the vice
president. On motion of Senator
Sherman, Chief Justice Waite was
selected chairman Of the meeting. The
result of the proceedings was that d
committee to make arrangements fo,
the funeral was appointed. The,
committee consists Of the following
gentlemen: Senator Boutwell,, Of
Massachusetts, Sherman, of Ohio,
Morrill,, of Vermont, the Secretary of
State, Assistant Justice Clifford, Rep
resentatiyes Garfield, of Ohio, War.
ren, of Massachusetts,, and Randall, OIL
Pennsylvania, and Dcnnison, repre-
senting the District Of Columbia.
AUTOPSY.
An autopsy is being made by the
surgeon-gencfal Of the army and as.
sistants. The vice president's brain
has been removed, and weighed 49t
ounces. The flag Of the senate is at
half mast.
PRESIDENTS ANNOUNCEMENT.
The following order announcing the
death Of the ViccssRsesidenG wxs is.
sued by the President this h afternoon !
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
Washington, Nov. 22d, 1876.
1t is with profound sorrow that the
President has to announce to the people,
|ot the United States, the death of Vice
President Henry Wilson, who died in the
Capitol of the Nation this morning. The
eminent station of the deceased, his high,
character, long career ia the service Of
|his State and Of the Nation; his devotion|
Ito the cause of Freedom, and the ability|
|he brought to the discharge OF every duty.
stand conspicuous, and are indelibly im1
pressed in the hearts of the American
people.
1nttestimony of respect for this dfst,n- j
|guished citizen and faithful public SER
want, the various departments Of the gov
|ernment will be closed on the day of the
funeral, and the executive mansion and
|all the executive departments in Wash: !
|ington will be draped with badges oil
mourning for thirty days. The Secreta.
|ries of War and Navy will issue orders
that appropriate military and naval hon
|ors be rendered 70 the memory Of one
whose virtues 1hd services will long be
|t;on borne ia ree9aeetion BY grateful N.-
.< 70
(Sig6cd) U. s. GRANT.
By the President:
HAMILTON FISH, Scc'y Of State.
now THE INTELLIGENCE Is RECEIVED.
New YoRK, Nov. 22.-News Of
Vice President Wilson's death was
received with great surprise and sad
ness in this city. Flags are at hall
mast on the newspaper Offices and
government buildings. Throughout
New England there is every manifest.
alton of public sorrow.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-22
Negro Hung.

Fonr VALLEY, Ga, Nov. 22.-
John Brown, colored, arrested here
yesterday for assaulting Young, was
taken BY an armed band last night
and md hung,
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new York.

New YoRK. Nov. %.
WnEyr-Quiet and firm; No. Chica-
|go, $l1401.l5; No. 2 Chicago. 4l.26@
l.2ei eiilNo. 2 Milwaukee. II .900l.3li No. D
|sprjhg, 1901 40 for new and old; win.
|tef red western, 4l.16@l.38.
II RYE-Dull.
CoRN-Firm and scarce; Steam western
mixed, 74111c; sail do, Sic; high mixed
|and yellow, 751<@7ec.
RARLEY-Dull and unchanged.
OATs-Quiet; mixed western and state.
.PoRK-&22 25@225 90 for new mess.
LARD-Quiet and firm, at 2ss{0l21 &c for
steam.
WHlskr-$1.16.
Ss. koaSs.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 90.
WuEAT-Quiet; No Q fall, 11.51s.@
! .52 for cash; No. 3 fall, $1.27; No. 4 fall!
|98c for cash.
CoRS-Weaker: ) SIC for cash; 4s1f@44c
OArs-Iower; sl0sac bid for cash.
BARLEY-Quiet.
WH1sKY-Steady, at 81. 1914.
RYE-8411c.
PokK-Quiet, at 12O25.
LARD-Higher, ut l2c.
rn-......
MILWAUKEE,. Nov. 20.
WHEAT-lc lower; &1.llsl for cash
CoHS-Ffrm. No . So
R11.lss,e; 831.Se 49,
DAa11'-A0 :. -,.@
CHICAGO.
CnlcAeo. Nov. e2.-
hoosIQulet. lteceipts. 1900; com.
sS%nc9 e 81. $ ~, <:s,,esins t7oo@750
S5rr5Eos sso;s and :ss.,y s.s.ay RsssP.;
"a @sa'Sm. 4S t*,ua4 oo' 0q'oheF's stock sa'oe
&.
s.. Lou.'; Nov: : -.
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HARKETS2BY TELEGRAPH.

new York Money and ss.ck market,
NEW York. Nov. %.
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%. Lon1s.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. %.
WnEAr-Quiet; No. 2 fall, t1.51s.@
! :52 for cash; No. 3 fall, t1.27; No. 4 fall
(08c for cash.
CokS-Wesker: 5sc for cash; 4s1i@44t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-16

RROOKLYN ACADEMY: Tonight Ristoh.
ad ar Xxi s
AIMEE MATINEE in BROOKLYN, to.morrow
al, seooKLYS 1920 "a nraaass0
u "a 1on
PISTORI FINAL MATINEE-TO-MO MORROW.
rGH EVA
RIsToRI ENGLISH TRAGEDY, and her hnai appearance
THE sxI sSSrs scEsE f sassssnrn
i! To:NIaHT AYD To.MoRRow NIGHT; ,,
81 p; ESH5 s::' Wi # :Y xs
AIMEE hs IL e fEsn opfss heqef onor
ns scene n IL Ens and
RROOKLYN PHILHARMONIC.
FI NJ TG GpSSsRT fA5TsRA e:. SE r.
raE s-Ef AIR MARfA FsHErE
FIFTEENTH PUBLIC r REhE . FRIDAY. April 10
css,s TO 7. e % sen 20 cent,
Pam 'A LAST i NIGHTS A'i NA
MI rRASK MAYO
romano. 4, DAyy vS SEoGKETT mu,.,
MISS ROSA RAND AS EGEASoR VAUGHN.
MATINEE S1l : saFURDAY
STEINWAY HALL.-THEO. THOMAS.
~ THO. THoMAsS
LAST CONCERTS OF THE SEASON.
,e4 r 4s Ap Il snd "
sTMpH9S a. F no .1 nap oP Bssss ,ss
Miss ANNIE LOUISE CARY.
BILDER AUS oSTEN laTst tmel .schumaA
SlGMUND'S LOVE SONG Wakuero first tirns) Wagner
sqHER2o IA Rens NAB on Ia foe de' sss,
Miss 2Ss aSWps LOUISE CARY
SCI BOTTOMS ms from pis Mesersingr Won Nuremberg"
%AErERs PRIZE SONG Third Act carss ume,. ..wasnsr
VOCAL PARTS BY Mr. Il. A. BIscHoFF
ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON April IL. st2.
LAST GRAND MATINEE.
SoLOISr, Miss ANNIE LOUISE CARY.
the distinsnshet Prm: Donna ContraS win MAKE on thh
MT. III, A. BlSCuOFF. Tenor.
Admission Texsss 81 ,eryei sets as 90 cent? EXTRA Can
and at No - Union square where fi programme Of the
Matinee can be had
T'HE GROWING MUSICAL EVENT OF
GRAND TEsTiMoNiAL CONCERT TO
LINDA GILBERT,
At BARNUM'S HIPPoDROME
for the BENEFIT u
THE GILBERT LIBRARY AND PRISONERS AID
Mrs PHILIP ID. GULAGTR
Miss ANNA DRAsDIL
Mr.. 4. REMMERTZ,
Mr. :. Il. MILLS, tho Pianist win
THE NEW YORK oRAT0RIo SOCIETY, -
THE BROOKLYN HANDEL AND HAYDN SOCIETY,"
WILL FORM H fR M al5s Ahl3h ANb NuxERovs
sUfPoRTED BY AN ORCHEsfRA OF ONE HUNDRE6:
RRRRvEp SEATS 81 ApMrssIDN 20 cENrs
purchased boxioe of tho HppodrOme Madison
TysOn Windsor Hotel Dttsons Ponds, aud klrtts music
s.,
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FIFTH AVENUE THEATER !;au.r,r n.rv
TIE BIG BONANZA
TIE COMEDY SENSATION OF 1875 NINTH WEEK.
HOUSES oRowDEDil LAUGHTER INoEssANT
EVERY NIGHT ATS
LADIES MATINEE, SATURDAY, LEO
FIFTH AVENUE THEATER.
Mr. AV oRaN E84RA MATf fgFisSr AND Manager
pensf 81 s AM EEK AgT n = ofSs ssre,
o" which occasion the gTssfs ss; comedy sensation the
will be given t0ssha Sth T 5G fsspe from tho
After which
win appenr in MILO IA 16I AFM PaaruMsusE.
The Fourth Act OF ngfve gI pSPn aTo 2pe''
VIII then be presented with
and the artists Of Mr. Max Marezeks Italian Opera company
rLE Z RH sMiAitUs
MISS LIMA HAYR making her appearance tnecin:
Mr.. MAX MARETZEK and Mr. AID. NEUEN DOREF,
Musical Directors.
- The sale Of seats will beoiD this morning.
- Admission. 81 reserved seats, 81 30
NEw-YoRK CONSERVATORY of MUSIC.
~ Fast 18th ST. 5thaye,
DelmOnic0s.
BROOKLYN BRANCH.
l02 l0i. and los Court At,
state.
PUPILS NOW RECEIVED for the SPRING SEASON
GAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS.
~ NEW OPERA HOUSE. Broadway and Twenty -nnthst
IMMENSE SUCCESS OF TIE
BURLE5QUE SPELLING-MATCH -
Seats secured. MATINEE SATURDAY att
STEINWAY HALF. SATURDAY.
~ SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL IT,
MR.. CHARLES FRADELS
GRAND BENEFIT CONCERT
BRILLIANT ARRAY OF TALENT.
Tickets 81. at all music stores
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Goiels.

fjofels.
GROVE HOUSE, ia, 176. IFS Blocker
~ Broad way.Fine with excel mt iaido ur
fam les SINGLE S 10 Sl2 81 30 10 y day croqnet
grOLnds
IRVING HOUSE, European plan, Broadway
Twrlithat blocks from Union SQUIRE. Rooms II
PER day GEO r. HAILOW Pro- r1rtor.
MARLBOROUGH HOUSE, 3Sth-st. and 9th
Va murray Hill-American plan three line salt Va
four widows on first floor two large
connecting ali mont with southern exposure
THE latest and most approved methods OF
determining dsta from the sun fully
detailed and illustrate In THE TRIBUNE EXTRA NO ~
Pamphlet Edition. 20 ceUts
WINCHESTER HOUSE, European Plan,
w ~ Broadway and st st-Ihs hotel Is new ~
IN nlsgant STYLE embracing ali the modern improvements
ami cold water bat q, &C
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Coachmen.
AS C0ACHMAN, &e.-By frst-class,
est plG sa very ss e S s
s hr nssP A .nrn, Tribune Uptown Once
COACHMAN, GARDENER, &c.-By man
a who ACQUAINTED with horses careful driver good ksr
fz OK I CHAVEZ
A FIRSTCL Ass cOlored COACITMAN wants
B. JOHNSON, i45 West 50th-st
C0ACHMAN. GROOM, &c.-By n competent,
~ expertenced with several years reference capa
sen al the mb%E az Il ia sSs Do
C0ACHMAN and GR0OM-By frst-class
~ man thnonghly understands his business has good
aS 10 WORK YOU'D adT ss r. o sn A Ns
C0ACHMAN and GARDENER-By Prot
room also ssn nsse can an & e S@o cattle SS
lawns %S sst m years in last place Call
C0ACHMAN and GROOM-A coiored young
MARI ed man mo ncumbrsnce who understands the care
an aS esn pr hsses so99s - a 81
0DELLs AGENCY, los Yves, sath St. Broadway
COACHMAN AND GROOM-By a Protestant
married man. with fonr years reference from last place.
wife would ike 10 live IN coass can be seen al OBJ
AGLNcY No 100 West 5ithst corner Of Broadway In
COACHMAN, GARDENER, &c.-By French
man aged y years. spcsxs good English who IL good
driver and thorough Groom ao does gardening milsng
PENTERS, 1888 West l1th St. 6thave.
C0ACIIMAN, GARDENER, &c.-By an En-
~ gsh married aged ~ with bnt small child
Il gOot driver and also do outdoor gardening
milk &c do the entire work about genteman's place"
od recommendations Apply ut CAkPENTElss 1Ss West
llth-si- COZ. 6thayO.
WANTED-By single man, % years of
W aga situation "A COACHMaN in the country can
milk; beot country reference Address H. IA IETT Tribune
Uptown ONCE. LIS Broaiway corner 3lst st.
WANTED-A situation as COACHMAN by
w asngle man. who thoroughly understands the business.
has objection TO assist in gardening If required furnish
the best OF reference Address NJ Box 100 Tribune Office
Cooks
WANTED-By colored MIN cook, STU
w ALTON in hotel. restaurant boarding house
economical city country good references Address,
A w, No. l2S West 3Otn st.
Farmers.
EARM HAND.-A strong young man would
Il like do general teamwork unle rtsDd- TAX
care OF cattle milking DRIVING &c can furnish references
wages moderate. Apply at ODELLS AGENCY, 100 West
3ithst. corner Broadway inquire for T.
Porters
FARMER, GARDENER, and USEFUL.-A
Il Swiss Protestant young would like place
temaDr place farm do plan gardening. take of
horses. mix. and Hing 30 make himself useful furnish
gloi references Apply AT oDELLS AGENCY 100 West
3iti st.. corner broadway.
WANTED-A SITUATION rs PORTER ia
JOHN HAMILTON. j55 ave, for g. +.
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1877 WET 34TH-ST desirable ROOMS
III to LET. to fsnil part Of gentlemen, with
good board excellent homo bread rls pastry &C. ref
erences no moving
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O1Q EAST 33D-ST., Room "a first-class
clO LAUNDRkxss do afies sentismcup waning -
her homo would out BY tho dagI oan nnis and pol
inhs uIfv rulBruaoA CaN - Mk1knB
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Gelp Wantso--m aies.

WAETED-A competent VEGETABLE and
w out Of door FLOW EK ZEN LIZ, ss,,ch,
nnin Nsvsmbsr Appy before 10 = n. u no ~ Wsst
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Gardeners.

ARDENER-By man who understands his
~ business all its bTancrss married child good
r.ierrnce. Address GARDENER, Uptown Tribune Olice
/ BROADWAY.
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WANTEIl-A SITUATION rs PORTER; n
w good box and good Address
JOHN HAMILTON. 355 lstavc.. for G. +.
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Cooks.

LVANTED-By colOred MIN cook, n STU
w ALTON in hotel. restaurant, boarding house !;
economical carver city country good rcfeenccs Address,
W. No. LIS West 30thst