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o''et WV u eoui"'t'.i' a'te "Aa Fe"eo
to the distracted people Of Isonisiana.
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TIE ntlnvts tNlha1o1 en,,,n en".
io'n A."' "A'. .., ~ .s1.s... 49, ,.,s. -,
sm.e'' 81. " ,"' .','s" A. =. 80
nuno.s .s, ~'oseu toa .,...;aa % ~ ~ = aroa1
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"eas sa -" :.s a,,n,, ,,o,, .to, ~,
'ney u1.1'''ol'e' n:. =. =. s;.;.:,, 49, 49,
auos's no~ s: ee.ss a,a., " aan ,aan ~ ,.onav a. ~
lo1asoa y. sn' ~. - :. .7",,,,tf,I 1sha,hor
pr :ons .n'o'' ~ ,aa.,,ar stnto ~,
c4on " n. w 1:s.:'.s.,a.. .aa o,,au ,,,,on1s1.
>. uoa'ss' 1uie a w.. 10 ,om, I.a nos.
~ ~, .'o ~. 'A'"' ""'e. ~ ~ ~. '" 49, ~
s,Dto ., e-4o' ~ ~, ..o.,;,,,.
Ao so"p,.A, -, a.. III.
- uo"oe.u' y, ,.,.',.. " .,,a.- ...,e..,a
anao. wv ooaa .a.1'ss. 49,. 49,, - enn,t,ax
~ .'eAo uloto 80 .:,. ~ .,s;s se.o;1aso,;a,
,'".u l,',' 1"s' ,:,. e" ~ - Eli, ~ ,,a -. ~ 60
=, w. "oa , " x."':.' - sa,,;,,, t,cxo-,ao5 u ~
W. noeu iote'Bn s"t''"A 'o'' ~
Keep open our WoERanol's, lha1a111u o"t fAA-
ronis and furnish q nArltet for our GRIM anti !
other nrf,ducts. Yet this foreign ca1,itnl will |
49,. .,.,,or !. oo1, 1,o+ a., .,,ro1, mn
HOY eou'o Ast' "teo' - .,,e'> - 49,
one Citizen OF tne ol"to ID Wiling W l"v un-
other. It will How around MS, qulcKcnlng
TIM &,roirctinr nf wealth OH cyerv sit1o but
~ I,1:..;a =, ,x,. o,,,r oa hast ,1,o
iea'lA6 11nnot7 ~ b"~ h
cnn With her own NAohy lnhueHthie
stock Of money capital. Tho discovery
of this uuiutentional ambiguity, by
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1o1A sss.sA%ssssssss ss.s Asts.sS4ut1o4Aoi
This does not include audited and allowed
claims for damages to real estate. Tho work
on streets was for gradlng,-that is, cutting
down certain places and using tho earth to
ill up other placas; paving with wooden
blocks, aud laying asphalt roadways. Most
Of tho wooden paYemeats have rotted away.
It ia alleged TINT the expenditure Ia out Of
proportion to tho amount Of work dono, In
tho fact that tile prices paid were Oh average,
porl.aps, Of 90 por cent too high; about 90
per cont moro work was paid for than was
done, and the work itself, in many instances,
waa horribly executed Wo understand
that those amounts do not include tho
s1ms paid by property-holdora under
special assessments. Taken ns whole, the
District Government while their power lasted
were pretty actigo In their expenditures, and
made hay rapidly wnllo tho sun continued to
shiue. It IL true they beautAod the City Of
Washington, Alled up tho low grounds md
cut down the hills, but they did not soen, 10
mind the coat. Al tho officers were citizens
OF Washington, they mny havo considered It
patriotic In them to incur oil the expense in
tho shortest possible space OF tirno, 10 that
the indebtedness would be 50 great that Con-
gress would have To assume tho dabt. It
looks very much that way at present. The
whole cost OF thoso works. and much Ia yet to
DO dono, will have to be paid by tho people
Of this country, through direct appropriations
from ths Treasury. Thus tie District Gov.
as1luaat, during its shofkliysa aassndeuoy,
, 1875-02-22

The intorlnifssion OF tho BEEcHEn trial Tor
to.iay is ono Of the blessings ne havo to
think GEunGE WAsnISoToH for.
, 1875-02-22
THE DUTY OF THE REPUBLICAN, PARTY.
The result of tho rccont Senatorial contests


and tho fal o1octions suggests ono fact which
ought to impress itself with great force upon
tho Republican monbers Of the present Con-
gress. Tho result Of these elections is that
there will DO oighty-tivo members in tho next
or rorty-fourth Congress who haro either
served in tho Rebel army or held positions
unlor tho Rebel Government, noswithstaud-
ing tho fact TINT tho Republican party Inns
been stig,natized rs tho ''party Of hate" In
the next House, tho Democrats havo already
elected 1Gl 1nombors, being majority Of GO
over tho Republicans. Thcro arc only SOW
cntecn sents moro to fill. OF tho wholo
Democratic strength, 50 Is a majority. OF
these g., the ex-Robeis will also have an un-
questioned majority, and, even should they
not, they can safely count nron sufficient
Northern bourbon loughfaccs, with "South-
ern principles, to do their bidding. The re-
suit of this fact Is very tcrsely put by tho
Albany Ertnta0 journal "a follows:
Now wA.t follows7 Tho l1ouae Of Representatives.
With liz power over legislation aud n tbs nrlropris-
tJuus, La unlct tic control Of the Democratic nacnl
bera tho Democratic rcsnters under tho control
OF the Caucus which determines thu policy Of tho par
ty tho CAUCUS IL under tho control Of the oty VI
It's members; and That majority, ZIG haye teon, Ia
uado up Of those who scryed In tha hobei army or
under tho Rebel Government. Thus It comes to PASS
that those who were onls tho other day fighting 10 do
sroy tho Government haEo now. through tie Demo-
cratic party secured possession Of Coueress, and hare
tbs power to say What It shall do and what II shall
not do.
Tho situation suggests tho duty Of tho Ro-
publicans in this emergency. Tho Demo"
Gratis themselves are n1ar1ned ut the character
Of tho monagerio they have on hand and the
danger lest the " animals" may get loose and
do somo nroparablo damage. There nevor
was time whom they wero SO eager to finish
up business nnd get away from Washington.
On Saturday, tho Army Appropriation bill, in
| yolyiug ;327 ,0O0, 900 was passed after half an
hours discussion, although the Democrats
have u,alo more fuss about tho army during
the session than about any other branch OF
the Government. They declined any dis
cussion. 31r. Coz lad the temcrity to
offer an amoullncnt for which he WIS
snubbed and rsbukod ns violating caucua
agroemont. They arc afraid to consume any
time. 10 dcvote day to the funeral ou-
logiums over members waa gall and bitter
ness to them. They want to dniah up Ill tho
business promptly by March 4, and do not
caro- to show thoir hands or to develop any
programme until December, 1876. This will
carry thom past tho spring elections In Now
Hampshire and Connecticut, past tho Bum1ncl
and fall elections for State officers In nearly
all tho States, and bring thom squarely up tt
tho Presidential year without showing thei'
hands, whereas, II thoro is MI extra session
, 1875-02-22

ALL THAT AIT CAN ACCOMPLISH N pEhu.
tit5u1 hrnns ai tro.sr.lnS ts hn,an PAT y
Hair Dres.iuE iupsrsa E"..ue;s th"t asan' M M
natural, 1t IL en1!lnE TeT1a!:c OH aSsaaap's "u1
1icnu. and s!rcasnl tho hair rprscctlT.
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ADEfrllt tTttEATHE-Dsath thGrn strset. eofnsf Aon+
M. Variety entertainment. The lIooulon.'
, 1875-02-22

uOOLEY'a Tt1EATEr.-,nsrdn!nhf ftse-t. ,hstvesn
UsTk sna itSa,]a, Dora /" aud " Jenny Lind"
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MAsoHfC.- -raFnye,to Charter. M. >. =. A., NJ
Bt1s eartrcato 1na l$nndsy) -1orinr. a. o'oloofs
5nf buaine,l md WnrE tbs VI. ItRrtc Visitors c9s
4sA'A| A'"'' 81 ~ ~ r. II. TUCKER, See.
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,,,,,,n f,;t,, "sls
.--.-------.-.--
SECTIONAL ROBBERY IN onuaprso
There il q s,,ccial Significance in t;,c -.
|akcn in tho House OIL Saturday on Mr. pr. r,'
pnAnD's motion to etriko out That sect;on =,
Tho Tag bill which, adds 10 per cent Ia ~.
present cxorb;taut tariG OIL all ,nnuutscln,os
articles. This section IL tho groutlslyork a.
lilo whole bill. Tho nlenst1ro was conce;rss
with tho single purpose Of ennct;ne this nv,
tio,1lar cla,,so, and IL order to l,r;uo n,
rcliof Of now "protec,ion ill.,
class of people ut tito East who nre Do,<
suffering tho iila incident to too much INN.
tcosion." 1Ia.l tho motion to striko ont IN,
clause prevailed, tho whole bill would nv
tainly have failcd, md tho very non who A.,
now the loudcst and most zoalous in lis sun.
port would have been tho first to Jcstr
1t. but ntr, BuaonAnp's motion fai]sa
by vote of o. to 103, and tic 0pb,
ngainst tho sectional robbers ut tho Eaat mu,,
now DO made on tho paasage Of tho bill, 1f,l
tho 10 per cont clause been stricken out, ii,
1nonning Of the yoto would have bacn pl;ip.
tho bill would liave boc1l abandoned at one.
But tho retaining Of this clause may mean
ono Of two things, viz. F: Either thct tho yot>
OF Saturday was fair test Of tho strength Of
tho supporters Of tho bill, and that tho atIo,.
neys III Congress Of tho protectotl olssse. II
sufficiently numerous to carry it through; q
TINT somo Of those opposed to ali present. i.
crease Of taxation % unnecessary voted h
retain this especially obnoxious olaage In IL
hopc TINT it will woigll down anil sink ii.
whole bill. Tho inter is now The only p,ot.
iso Of escape left to a sorcly Oppressed
people, alrcnly grooming under tic lurlsn
imposed for tho profit and greed Of sm.h
md unscrupulous class Of Eastern monos
nsta.
Assuming that tho vote Of Saturday Vas,
gauge Of tho strength Of the ,nouopolhs
rs VIC fear it is, and TINT it signifies that IT,
bill will pass unless some Of those fayorins;
may bo brought TO their scnsos, We nre fon4)
to tho contemplation of tho most sha,ue!a,
and unnecessary robberics over com1nit:.1
under tho name and cover of legisla.ion. It
is schomo that laa been PINNED with il
the ca.o and ingenuity Of gang Of b1i.gsu,
who spend several months in their pzap.7.
tons for blowing bank-vault, and it lxi
not diTor materially in purpose. But Il L,
safe which contains tho earninga and aasirs,
of an entire people in this caso bo plundcra-
it viii DO with tho corporation Of tho spee.!
guardians Of the Inv nominated to prot&:
o saotcd trust, For tho robbers have e1posd
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M'vfCE ENB THEATRE: :,stnn tirent between
pcarhnrn ami HtRta Of Charlotte ooAhfan'
" "hIatbeth."
, 1875-02-22
OH Chicago Ulibu1n.

Monday Morning, February S2s 1870
, 1875-02-22
A DnIHX EXPENDITURE.

The Board Of Auditors appointed BY Con-
gress to revise the accounts Of tho Gogorn-
mont OF the District OF Columbia report that
tho expenditures, 60 far as ut present audited
and allowed, from June i, 1871, to Dec. %,
1874 foot nm m folfowa.
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FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS.

TINE DEMOGsElLE RECEMMLNT ARRIvEE DIX
u Paris dcsrerait placer dams une familie ameri
demoisello de compagnie gu institutrice
denfants audesns de cinq ans; les meilleures reie
rcnces Sndresser SOL SINE avenue, entire Ia Game
et
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STEAMSHiP COMPANIES USING LARGE QUANrI
- ties ot printing will Ind Il advantageous % deal with
the METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESlABLls dMkNl,
No 2ls Broad It's facilities for dong every kind
OF work unsurpassed while promotness neatness
and cheapness 1t offers special inducements Bits Of
Lading shipping Receipts Tickets Matttess Passenger
Lists, Circulars, Posters Cards Waybls and every
special form used in the transaction OF business carefully
prepared and prIntea.
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No 2is broadway its faculties for doing every Kind
and eheapnsss Il oiIsrs spaeai iniSeemeats Bills 81
Ladlng Shipping Receipts Iiekels Maissts rasseneer
special form in the transaction OF business carefully
prepared and printed.
coAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.
pAcIFIc NAIL .rEAMsHIP LINE-FoR eALIfoR-
MIA, Japan and China. from pier AZ North River
o. FOR ASPlNWALL+ ~,
RoH sHI n g1f 592 ana AIS
ooL0RADo. jane Is
''' : '-''A Ii ' j. 'BbGLLRE& LAY suoerinicndent
NJ Y HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL IS. LINE
~ Steamers Fo Saye PSE AoF bl RESI- at
Ci,TrYY * ME8Sico Tuesday June Y
" FOR vera carz AND NEw A ohLEs%S SsA' "
calling at havana. Proareso,
,,a,, IL, Gampeachy. Puxpan and lampico - a.
CITY OF MEA4Co Tuesday, June 70
AUX SDaE IsoSs 81 and g Broadway re- Sns
for Vera Cruz and all the above ports.
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRkcT MAIL LINE
~ These arst class steamships viii sail az r NJ from
pier Is North River loot OF Cedar street. tor Havana
G1oLUMB ~, Tuesday June
freight Or passage, having unsurpassed accommO
WI !. CLYDE 4 90, No. 8 Bowling Green.
Aekeller. Luling Co., Agents IN Havana
TEXAS LINE or GALVESTON STEAMERS TOUGH
seaMs me < fY Of GSI2s apas s Idd4s Vii
pier ~ EAST RIVER, on saturday, june ~ ~ =, r. W
through bills OF adlng gwen 10 AL points ON the H. ana
4. q. L. ana q. NJ q. n. ana H. aud q III. and ). a. X.
r. No charge tor forwarding In New York For freight
Or passage having superior ase2mmoiasons apply to
+ oE EHh o. iii lib ~ VAL Ea strect ,anS
EoR NEW ORLEANS prREcE
IL The Cromwell steamship Line.
The steamship NEW OkLAENS, Captain Dearborn,
VIII leave pier No North River saturday June l.
% oe ss IT n 2nz af
Braz0s Santiago y. Louis and Mobile. Cabin pas
cE&ET SEASSS s. west street Stan . passage H'p''
yNEEKLY FLORIDA LINE
w for Port Royal, s. g. Fernandina Fla. BrunsNc
Ca The taNorlle and well known steamer
MONFGOMERY, Falrctoih, Master
having superior accommodations Tor passengers, Will
sail thursday, June ~ from per No North aver. at
South and Southwest via Port Royal, the Florida and
Brunswick railroads
First cla.s passageTo Fernanlina, SO; to Jackson
vile, 81 10; TO Augusta, SO.
Through tickets isued 10 all points South and South
west The HUAfSNllLt, Chester, Master, Will follow
June II. FOR passage aud freight apply to HERM.
GELPGKE, No. William street
old DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
" SAILING nom pier 81 North kiycr
For Norfolk, City Point aud tIchm0nd. Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays at 3 r. NJ. connecting with
The Virginia and tennessee AR Line, Atlantic Coast
Line Piedmont Air Line, CHESAPEAKE and ohio Rail
road and with the companys steam lines to interior
points in North Carolina aud Virginia. .
Newborn and Washington, \. e. via Norfolk every
Baltimore SATURDAYS, atf T. NJ. Connecting with Bal
tmore ana Ohio Railroad
Lewes. Dell MONDAYS Wednesdays and FRIDAYS, at 4
r. NJ Connecting with Delaware ara MARYLAND railroads
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Through passage tickets and bills o adng to all points
a. lowest rates Insurance 70 Nogrlo!k &C. per cent
General Offices 1917 Greenwich street, New York,
n. L. McCREADY. President
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

~ 49,
CUNARD LTSE-B AID S,;.st n A. Il. NJ s. T. co.
with view to diminishing the chances Of collision
the Of this line take specific course for all sea
On tue outwarc passage from Queenstown to New YORK
Boston crossing IN the meridian ~ At Is latitude, or
On the Gomo passage crossing The meridian SO
d SE R0t ar Il s sSLt q
wa Msa jnn ne June June g g
Steamers marked 90 not esrry sSersce passeGsers
commodation. Return tickets on ayoraple terms
est rae ana s cabin n once Bovine
steerase ohee III grSadgay ltrl9nlly gpildnsn J.,
P. Ii. Du vERNET, corner Of Clark and Ranaoph
streets, Chicago
R pA6T o9AFASE HISE
~ qG,y =
Rates Of passage to Plymouth. London, cher5ourg,
Hamburg aud all points in England, Scotland and
Cabin, Grst saloon, gold
Cabin, second saloon gold .............'....... 60
R1G ia AR b Isa1,
81 Broad street New York 81 Broadway, New York
S3 of SD K qL ass EEoSbg yHHH0oE
Sailing from pier No. SO North River, as follows:- :.
sFArE q $%sS June g
a aSpiy 10 70 AusffS Gp%S CO. Agents.
sreeraGe ofhcc As Broadway.
AMY DIRECT LINE 10 FRANCE.
f1E GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC GoMPANY's NAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW
YORK AND hAVkE.
The splendid vessels this favorlte route for the Con-
tnent (belng southeriy than other), will sail
from No 80 Nortn River, as iollows:-
PkhElhE ADauTel June
FRAME q ru1ete June 20
WILLIE De PARIS (ache snez). saturday, July 10
PRICE OF PASSAGE II GOLD Qncluding wine
First Cabin, 500; second, SG5 Third, $50
Return tickets at reduced rates.
Storage, 81 with superior accommodations and in
GLIDING all necessaries without extra charge.
GEORGE MACKEAZtk. SIS Broadway.
TINTED STATES MAIL LINE-sTEAM TO QUEENS
u TOWN AND LIN ERPOOL.
niling every Tuesday
from pier 10 North River.
MANHATTAN. Captain Jones. June %. at r. NJ.
WISCONSIN, Captain Freeman. July u at 3 r. n.
Cabin. intermediate and Storage at lowest rates
Prepaid tickets al low rates
Passengers booked TO and from Paris. Hamburg,
France and Germany AT lowest rates. Apply 10
WILLIAMS GUION, 70 Broadway
LfoE LIVERPOOL DIRECC
The elegant British steamship
SAN MARCOS, Captain A. Y. burrows
will sail from Per 40 North River, on Wednesday
June y, 1915
Cabin passage 500 Unrivalled accumulation
No steerage passengers taken.
Inspection OF this steamer Is invited.
SNOW 4 BURGESS
Co south street.
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100 WEST 23D STA REsPECTABLE YouNI
w.. Address
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100 WEST EARN ST. ROOM 20-A FRENCH GIEL
lZO educated ia Parts speaking some Eng!.h :
axe care o. growing children and sew CITY references
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100 WEST en STA YOUNG GIRL, AGED IS 4
l. - nurse aud - mako herself useiuii good e.
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100 WEST 2frH Sr C2lNG BELL i0.-A COMPE.
~ tent young woman nurse ani seanstrcsS; Is
uily competent % take tic entire charge Of baby can
tom well recommended.
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If.l WEST 27ru ST., ROOM IA YOUNG AMERl
lDl can sri 10 take care Of children; city reference
rom lasl employers
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IMAM LINE-FIxED soUTuEELY COURSE.
NATIONAL LINE.

National LINE.
~ FROM PIERS Nos AZ and 81 North River.
FOR LONDON DIRECT
ITALY. Thursday, June TO- at 10 a. NJ
GREECE !: lharsdgy, June Y, a. T. n.
sPAIS....... June ~ 4 u. EGYPT. ". july 8 3P NJ
kRIA June 10. A.. ". THKQUEEN.Jufyl0l0AM
ENGLAND June ~, ~ A. ~. SPAIN .....July H. 4. NJ
CABIN pas.a-e. so and ss1, currency. Storage at
greatly reduced prices. Return tickets at reduced
Prepaid sieerage tickets from Liverpool at the lowest
rates. Apply al the companys Office. ~ Broadway.
n. W. j. HURST, Manager.
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GIRL wANTED-FoR the SUMMER MONTHS
"A 10 wait upon 4 lady Going 10 the country wage
81 Apply. win good reference. at Gl9 9Th av, from
ti O'clock,
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EXCURSIONS.

A -Fl-HlNG BANKS TUESDAY JUNE B AND
IL every THURSDAY, steamer SETH Low, lea wing
Hkrrson st., North river $50 sth ST. last diver 4,
pier "a East River I:lj 10th 81 North river, 40 pier
6. North River 3 A. H. Tickets 81 Good fishing.
Al o. FOSTER, Manager.
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IIrASrED-To CO A FEW MILES IN THE CoUN.
w try honest aud thy young gr, American or
German above Is wears or - do light house,
work ana to help in i bakery wages $40 month. Ap-
ply. from A. N. to IL L. NJ. 1T 20 Clarkson St. New
York
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EUISSlrU8sn.

A UCTIoN AND PIANO wARERooM4 30 AND4s
n East Thirteenth street-Furniture. Carpets, Par
or uits, Bedroom WardroDes BOOKCASES, Exten-
Tables Bunets, Hall stands Pianos &c, vt private
SALE at auction prices.
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NORTH GRIN tN LLOYD.
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK
S0ulHAMl'r0N AND BRFMEs
1ompaNF'f pier 'uNf ni second street Mohokon.
DINNL ......jHae pr NUElN June 70
MATS ............ June 10 OUER..............July
Rates of passage from new IOrk 70 southampton,
HaNru gr BTUuNn.--
Flrst cabin, si0 g5i Second Cabin 500 gold Storage
HWcuToWey.
Return tickets ~ reduced rates
Prepaid Storage Ctrtncates, s82 currency.
Tor freight 0r passage apply 70
ID E.ILNA a LN.. No. 2 BaMlinR Hrann.
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A FIRST CLASS COACnMAN WANTS A sTTUA.
~ Observation-Disclosures MS business thoroughly best
references ior honesty, soorleW and eapablily. al.
drasA tor two 8ayA goAChMAN 81 North Moore St
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A GIRL wANTRD-As fERFECT LAUNDREss AND
y assistant chambe rmaid: best city references re.
quired. Apply between 10 and y O'Clock al NC ~ est
-
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ny GILMoRL'S MILITARY RAND
hrnING ORCHESTRA.
MANI TITAN GLEE CLUR
MApRIGAL BOYS.
CHIMES OF CHUIOH BELt2
CATHEDRAL ORGAN.
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WHITE STAR LINE,
w FOR QUEENsTowN OR LIVERPOOL.

MOST DIRECT AND ECONOMICAL ROUTE TO
wi Holland Belgium, the Rhine, Switzerland &c via
ROTTERDAM.
ot9ANteF "
HOLrEN June "a
these beautiful steamers, carrying the United states
mail 10 Tie Netherlands well known the regular
tty Of their trips. kaies III passage low.
PUNCH. EDYk 90. i. w. MORRIS.
{fO4d zen
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NrASTED--BY SINGLE Man, A SITUATION as
w coachman. understands 81 garden. can milk;
can be well recommended Address LOACnM4N, box
TIC Herald Office.
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1.-TWO NURSES wANrED.-ONE FRENCH MISS OK
L Partisan 10 take 1.-TWO children one German,
10 have the entire charge child OF three years anu
assist others. only those well recommcnded
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-11-18
Best Food for Swine.

The food in winter should naturally be
Of a stronger and more heating nature.
| to enable the animal to lay on fat and
resist the cold successfully not forgetting
the comforts Of Il good playhouse and
yard in connection, rs suitable shelter
enhances the value Of the food, Corn in
different forms, whether fed whole,
ground, cooked or otherwise, is the
cheapest and best food If fed judiciously,
In connection with this some laxative
food must be supplied rs well rs fresh
water daily, to cOuntcraCt the heating
nature Of the corn, otherwise heavy
feelings Of corn will cause skin crupiions
and make the animals very uneasy, the
irritation being very great, and the
scratching against the sides Of the pen
being Il great relief to them. II the
swiIl or alop barrels or hog.hcads be
where water will not readily freeze N
cold weather, take mixture Of bran and
coru-mcal, boil II lot Of potatoes, turn
ips, bccts, etc, with plenty Of water, and
rs soon rs they arc thoroughly done
mash them well and put ut once into
the swlIl-tub, the hot water and all, and
then put ON a good quantity Of the
mixed meal and bran. If there be not
enough hot water with the boiled ycgct
ablcs, get some mOrC-CnOugh to mol'tcn
the mass stir it w well and cover it up
for several hour. to steam and become
mellow. You now have II .Iop that will
not only keep the pigs healthy but viii