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The New York herald., 1875-03-09

CH1 WEST 25rH ST. FIRST FLOOR-A RESPECT
COl able girl to do general house work in priyat
family; best city reference.
The New York herald., 1875-03-09

OSN EAST $50 STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG
OCU woman, a competent washer and roner. wshe
ladies' or gcntlemens washing at her own home L
60 out by the day; best reference.
The New York herald., 1875-03-09

hOC WEST ssrH ST., BACK ROOM, sECONl
fUO door.-A young girl to do general house work
Is willing and obligng; good city references
The New York herald., 1875-03-09

C17 WEST 18TH STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG
Il woman. q hrst class iaundress. TO do gentle
mems ladies' and families washing In first class style
or to out by The day good city reference Call oa
The New York herald., 1875-03-09

900 EAST 18th ST., TOP FLOoR.-A RESPECT
600 able young girl to do light housework would
take OF children; good reference from her last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27
Cooks.

COOK and WAITER &c-By n competent
~ Chinaman resnecab capable. useful man. for city
country sfactry references At the fR14 lNI
EOME BUREAu, l3s Gt.aye
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6elr Wante6-- Maies.

XHTANTED-A BOOKKEEPER one under
w standing single enrJ pregsred pess state age side
or not rsiece ast employed refereiees and salary
expsosA .. b.. Tribune orica
XHyANTED-An excellent VEGETABLE and
w FRUIT GARDENER rsary fsr all work. and womae
COOK. WASH aud IRON. ID. A. VIII ibhAAD -
Wsllst - -.
xxyANTED-An experienced yINE-GROWER
w and wISEMAAL 70 s charge o. masl arr and
ON arua Address giving references aud quAncaoons H. o.
BOZ m station ID, New-York
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Amnoemenis.

|
fifth AVENUE TITEATER.
| Il BRYANT MEMORIAL
WEDNESDAY. APRIL "a. AT iso O'CLOCK.
I MEMORIAL MATINEE,
given BY Mr. pALY aid Of the fnid for The pESrFIr Of
tho "ido" and Children q NE n lste VT
anee. tn. srn-reu. % ana esng'; p-,rcn.. aES
DALI. MAYOR w, il Mfc;KnAM. nCai ioiS T
ENCE SEWARD. and others
PROGRAMME
A MEMORIAL ADDRESS by
the Rev. o. B. FRorHISGHAM
EaS q s ~ S S iPs 'Ps 3 4'
. MAssAs IL Tie COLD. COLD GROUND"
III
The ID 3d. 4h. and 5th acts Of BOUCICAULTs brilliant
LONDON ASSURANCE
S Dh1P as 5T29' a. f Ey 6kY S W. s
ekAGE sELLY nqETINEn Ss rhHT M caAskEs
M M GE3gGE m SAG oMTS As M o i1yE NJ
RINGGoLD 10 DAZZLE; Mr. CHAPMAN as COOL
Nv
Tho amusing 9 4Es gI,soSeRh1l;EsSSt NOTHING
BlJoU HERON NAN Mr. JAMES LEWIS az TOM
Is s. 8. Gs, s ss The Ss r
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
~ owing to ita immense SUCCESS AHMED VIII continue
FTETU WEEK
elegant spetacar NAV syT pros IN ihs city
MISS ADAH RICHMOND
MISS ANNIE KEA.P BOWLER
r5 ETHFF FnItEs
Commences NJ 4 ; over al I045
NAfTNEE, SATURDAY AT 2.
+ YCEUM THEATER. AIMEE Last Nights.
II LAST EVE NIGHTS L; s., AND LAST b, MATINEE
the sprigilili, > Of French Opera Boufes
urANM6sY Y'F b ffhl sIS' aE sF
and in when she will this week ln,s1cg In EnEsA The
I YCEUM THFATER.-(R istOri Next Week.
II SPECIAL NOTTCF-THF SALE or SEATS FOR
TIE LAST PERFORMANCES THAT LAT, ,,orr
Wi he at The box Office Of The Lycenn ThsasT
and at sch TONG rqslS S'S %5R g al
These Representations viii engrise me most I
EVERY EVENfSG EXCEPT SATURDAY. AND
GkANp GALA hLsToRL MATINEI p,ADIEggc
M8ND,y and r' 4TfnrSbAY 'EvESiNas NAV 3 sSd a.
FIRST and Only representations Of Gae9mstn reno s9sd
M%s sTo her l pr.o3san 81 RFsGTA
MEDS hsDAi sa{ S-s ma - AsaSi ~ ~ bepest q,
appear Tor the srst tine IN FisFScH
Tvs 4BIE SG9;' De JEASNE DGRc m FRENcH
-MEbEA To conclude Win = comedy In two aots.
IAzzI LEk rB9 4l MA sS on nj ruTp3 snfEu
METROP0LlTAN MUSEUM OF ART,
vi I29 West iith-st, NewYorS
Open daily -lOa TO j. MONDAYS free
OLYMPIC THEATER, GA BROADWAY.
Elih F '2Sh !IEAfER or IilE ME
A PURE AND ESJOYABLE ENTEkTAINM ENL. -, ARR
cA TEJ S fW RET FIFE WEIR AEP ELEoAr
AND NEW MILITARY PANToAIME,
THE BEST COMPANY IN AMERICA
MATINEEs WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
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pipi0en0 Notices.

ANKMfAN EXCHANGE NAuoNAL BANK,
NEwN DIRK, april 20. 1870
A DIVIDEND OF FOUR PER CENT, free
- OF faXes has been DECLARED on tie capital OF lis
aut tayable after May l. Fnc transfer OooAH W" Do
closed IRON Gate and reopen OF Tie 81 MAY o,,
MECHANICS 49,. TGADKHs NATONAL BANK. cQlNHR(
POWERY AM HROOdR st., NRW-Yo Aprl ~ lSf0.l
A DIVIDEND Of FIVE PER CENT on the
~ Cariia stock this Bak has been de- Jared payalie
rre II faxes on after TIE lst Jay Of MAY next ne
transfer VIII b. closed nom TINS date e. DC reoso Oh
May g. GbOktt W. iOohrf '''ni'
COMMERCIAL WABEHOt ~ COMPANY OF NkW, 10AA,
NO. 20 WlnIAHsr, NRV-I ON, A VI -. ls!9 ,
rrNVE BOARD of DIRECTORS have this day
] declared a QUARTERLY DIVIDEND 81 IW' AND
ONFHALF PER CENT on the capital stock OF tnr omahy
ray e Oh And after The transfer books VII De ciOseI
JAMES CLYNE secretary.
YCHF MAY COUPONS Of the REAL ESTATE
MORTGAGE BoNDs negotiated and guaranteed t oy we
-, ~ 20 William Id JONATHAN EDWARDS
t''-' " - President
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6iluaiions Uanie6--Malss.
Miscellaneous.

Miscellaneous.
fOS 2D-AVE.-Situation wanted by newly
HID married man 10 take OF firn. thor un
dersands OF and horses and AL about
has reference his wife has ohecl"n 10 Ae 0"
OF milk and butter II required
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27
situations Uanie0-- females.

LaIniresses.
AIJNDRESS or CHAMBERMAID and
II LAUEDRESS NJ FINE WAsHlNtf-By q higny re
ans al siSd@ Of ans WORK IN NE good
bsrmAid competent IN siter lpaeH 1es' a,y al
6BSIis &GEScY. iOS %ssi u Broadway
AUNDRESS-By well experienced .I,, young I
polish ss and do up R sis1s ID no The
Country very best eHsst.on Gail Al oDELLs
100 West 4tist- corner OF Broa.N way
AUNDRESSS and CHAMBERMAlD and
~ = ~, rSai yon Imsr IL baum
ss hurst las Sar or or S@ 90 me %ors Tor small
Agency los Thirty iOarth 81. corner of Broadway
XVANTED-By very respectable colored
ws yesr cso 70 the county, Cam g be-
seen SAB 0th ave. pesr SSdst
NyTAN1ED-By two very respectable colored
the Other UPSTAIRS GILL Or vl DO the worS g. fam
near ss A. ~ just Petersburg Va not particular
iOr WEST 1STH-sT., Sd floor, back room.
tamy a. % srsa - can DO puhs and
aqting ard do up ane linen beet city references
J0I WEST 2STH-ST.-A respectable woman
wants situation a. \. OF 10 =" 10 me ne
BERMAID and to 30 ns wa ns I.Isrenos rom .st
place. - -
400 WEST 46TH-sT.-A first-class LAUN--
fD~ DREss wishes WASHING to at her own resi-
ladies, MAID, CHAMBERMAlD and
EAMsTRESS, az aud seamstress by highly 70
spectacle young good chamberlain anu
bar Thoroughly operates testimonials sober heness
f HIM Fs.. so o71 i SSs1s near L u ~ Npr'
NNANTED-By "A trst-class LADIES MAID
w with American family 20 tIAy.l
IN Europe reference AnIe1s
a. X. at present place, 20 Marlborough ST. bo-s"n
VNANTED-By an intelligent young woman.
w a sfuaion rs LADYS MAJ I'D and SEAMS fkkSs the
city reference. Apply 400 West 2othst' hiru nof
back.
Nurses.
CHILDRENiS NURSE, 8Ic.--By a tidy, com
with oharsn good chsp,Defnad and srnets honsninaa
Pi.OI EsTANT HOME BU REAL l3s ethaye
NURSE and SEAMSTRESS-A young En-
~ r-h woman rsfuenent and xpsrenes dosre Stna
tom as = Il Rs undorsfantS 4 machine
and kindly win cItreni city 10 c"unuy No ivV YIN
| ave- between sth and 9th STA. ny stairs
NURSE or CARE of GROWING CHILDhEN
~ BY well experienced young woman who icnd aid
= pso,ired VIII 20 IN coaniTy long and satisfactory
rrfsrenoa Gail CARPENfkhs. LIB 90 ilshAl CORNER
| 0ih-aya
NCI,SR and SEAMSTRESS-By highly rec
~ ommenfed Protestant young WOMAN VINO Can a.s
,nttre chargp of anti kind and Pseht WIN
children Dee faaly ssamstres or can take MACE
ss l.d maid nairfresser WI 20 ~ mo country
90 travel Apply ~ oDElLs AokScf. ios "sss sAu's@'
cf brosi~zJ
CSA WEST 26TH-ST-A respectable mar
| s)e)4 red woman WET NURSE In prfvs'c hAmiy'
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6apin9s . nks.

R-FY-YORK SAVINGS BANK, Sth-ave, cor
~ iithst-Interest SIX per cenL con mriclns we 81
oil zach mouth Assets - 2JJ,s5l o. surplus SszOOl "
q. ~ BMNCEGAlCtF Soy RICHARD II. ~ - ieaI
Irving Savings Institution,
No 90 NARREN-ST., NEW-YORh
SIX PER CENT INTEREST allowed on All sums 49,
Interest commence, from lt Jah Alf july anu OctODei
Bans open daiy from 40 a ~. 20 3 p ~
WALTER W. CONC Kiln, PRESiDhNE
VANDERBILT J. BUXTON. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27
6nmmer keireats.

HIGHLAND HOUSE, Garrison, n. Yin
Al Tho VI Udsoa fosI above Tic river
ttna June september t2 70 So per week July and
SO " u Apply 10 Grand Union hois 4Zl 81 q ath
POUND HILL HOTEL, Northampton, Mass.
PARADISE OF AMEhfCA"-~JeDnyLl Lind.
Drbs Nay l. Terms reasonable great Inducements Tor
oPhk Pal Winter. send stamp for "lOurists GUIDE"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27
Storage.

EMPIRE STORAGE WAREH0USES.-Fo
A. furniture panos mirrors and merchandise In
separate az low rates the buildings are specially con
sucted with regard ~ safety from ire and tnsres lower
than similar estabhshment Expressing boxing PACKING
shirliDg. H. ORALLY Co., owners and managers,
$50 800 and A22 Hudson a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27
T7APNJFR- Fyner;enced-D9 and Poultry-

Hv al Amer ta' man and wife noiucurbancc native
az Westcbe- ~ County working farmer
Understands huviug y stock, breeding Of cattle ad horses
ero, All KINDS Of crops working machnerr, &c wife ~ a
V0of maker very suocefu ID poultry best
RECOMMENDATIONS call al or address CAKfLNTbkS, I5o
West / tb st.. corner 6thgve
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27
Deulistrp.

A CORAL RUBBER SET OF TEETH in
"A three hOurs-ImpresoD in the forenoon teeth in the al
JsfuOyn Tlirty fourth sf Broadway and sixth
Coed rubber very strong heeh cOored gold sets patna - .
bumpers freuts lip lfters ZIP
6epress0rs reguiass nitrous oxide mechanical dentstry
green from Gfandsa ferry, or SAaVe cars, Or
BrOsdSAy cara Get of at Thirty foaIthst
NEWBkOUGH 12s West Thirty foarth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27
Glusical Instruments.


A LARGE assortment of very tine PIANOS
n and oRGANs for RENT SALE a. los prices stein
way IIast Davis Worcester aud oIher% bE"hf q To-
80 Broadsay.
LARGE STOCK of PIANOS, square and
~ yPrsL ;.t to R c,,, OF aEEaErs No unis
square so. I65 Fourth sve-l
BRAUTIGAM's Upright and Square
~. PIANOS are ,econa 70 nos.' >, o" Snd p amos
s hest ed MAKERS New secondhand Pianos to rent
warcrooms No - Union square. -
MAGNIFICENT parlor, square, grand 7ia
,c1aSs rosewood pfAS0 FORTE four round corners
carved lsgN patent agrI all modern ,ds ~
Ss: e G %aS9r Scia Ma s an.
pS y ave ys"rss H o. S oT pss
SUPERB DECKER g. BROS. four
n round rosewood case ri AN0FoRTE richly carved ssy
ns al o Of sseost Tor
sss e 1nss a A
Library chA%6eF anal Dnns RsIai.Ts IL S % ~ ~ w.s
si1isenthst -.--.-s.--.-....-
GREAT BARGAINS in NEW and SECOND
ntS1 fAsos s :. and ss saS
HAINES BROS
PIANO FoRTEs.
The shove we'd known srn sns REMOVED It's "srr'o'
CORNER 2Isr-sT. AND 3DAvk-
sy y ssss1 I. su s's Gn
favorable terms
. X. BALL & CO.,
chckerngs steinvays aaa otor Plane- and Organs low
for cash ilsallments, and for rent
yVHE ARION PIANO. FORTE has been adopted
and used exclusively by the New York ConserVatoy OF
EspsS Ra nasp URRFss ss S Sgy low As or
On n,onIhly payments AXIOM PIAso-PoarE o. 40 .
Upright PIANOS-Large and superior a.
u sortnsnt PoR sAL LIZ or RENT. at ouvkER SON "A
Manufacturers "a Vest lStist osI~eoa o.a .-o ON
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Farmers


EARM HAND.-A young man would like {
place farm or eenilcnan Iface can 40 farming
brerces Apply at ODELLS AGENCY, lOS West 3Ith 81.
corner Broadway
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5ituations Uanieo--fcmaIes.

Nurses.
NURSE and CHAMBERMAID.- "A Protestant
~ young would Ike place Ia city country un Ter
stands small CAlre. and Is also Az ~ -
rtnce cham BERNARD. and 10 plan sowing furnish
gooi reference Apply at ODELRs AGENCY 100 West 81 u
st. Broadway.
DLENTY of good, healthy WET NURSES at
Il MADAM CROWS AGENCY. i64 9Th ave
no TNVALIDS-Any one willing 10 pay lib
orally for srrviees Of kind. conscientious refined
American lady great exIcr Ia sickness And M' can
phys Glars aires- Al lsr % Pts
pe,t Place. between 4d and 43 sts and LIST and "a cJ
WANTED-BY "A very respectable .cOOred
W young girl neat and tidy with good cy reference
situation particular about high wages can
Ue seen AT J45 uth-ave., second floor. near 80 81
I.1A LEXINGTON-AVR. present employ
~ American young lady wishes position A.
NURSERY GONEkNEoS.
OH EAST 34TH-ST, near 3d-ave.-A re-
- spectacle mid l.sgrd Protestant woman would Ike
en- rayed n amily take chargs 81 newborn BABY
night ana day. bring up the 10TH. nv aid a -
fully cOmpetent furnish rstcass reference Can on
~ address n u RISE
CnS BLEECKER-ST.-A young American
stsIsD girl MIND CHILD and do PLAIN sowing no
objection la tho country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27

4 fant young man ike place gentleman
place farm can do plain garieing taAe care OF Lose
himself useful. furnish good rel
ereicrs Apply at ODELLS AGENCY 100 West 18th IL,
|.Nar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27

A SITUATION WANTED BY q respectable
n girl as CHAMBERMAID aud sEAMsrREss can be
c cS be- e' h IL for comuy city
A COMPETENr DRESSMAK r.R and SEAM
~ STRESS desires permanent situation In private lam
Nv good city reference. Address Tor Two days Ito West
I9tbsI. nrst aoor. -
An experienced DRESSMAKER will 60 to
use Wheeler c Wilson machine viii ng to go TO the
Apply SOS East 35dst. corner 2daVe.
I ACE WORK, &c.-An expert LACE HAND
II formerly forewom in wholesale ess ,nh See,,rs
aces manner cleans KID gloves and MAXI oer
IN Tie fancy
MAID and SEAMSTRESS-By Swiss yOung
VA woman who excsent hairdresstr and dressmaa r.
ana E1ssa haoty ami srn ~ gpSHos I os %ss
9th d. corner Broadway. ------
SEAMSTRESS and LADYs MAID or would
- OF grown children no oees 40 20 he
tween 3ist ami ga st-, for Two days --
CEAMSTRESS-By thoroughly competent
- reliable yS94g ~" eiofR %;o oifs on
Il help Win cham tome cal At c1aPENTIHs
1893 West III At, corner 6thaye.
80 SPbING-ST., over the stOre.-A young
pGssM4KhR Would take Of growntp eaTsn 90
objection to leave The city OF 50 D Europe n sO'
H-A WEST 5TH-ST.-Ladies wishing
II sylish DressmakDg done al their homes e~ u" VI
address DREsSMAhER
watrsssvs.
EIpST.CI.ASS Protestant WAITRESS and
hesi cav rereacss. city country No 4Os East 1shs@
n ngsi soSr back. ,-,-
xVANTED-By very respectful, coored
a. wAI7REss or GENEKAL HoUsEWohk no opeeu ,s
~ H. coupry nor high Can be seen ~ o'S ou
ave. near s3ast 49, :, -, -
WAITRESS and CHAMBERMAID-By
willing ay ysuns so se ISns soe s aatus WITH
chdrrn good references Lady can ns s No., Jssns
esi 6ave between seth And ''A ''' '0"''A ''''
bureau
A SETTLED able-bOdied woman, who un,
" crstans mills and butter and m CITY y or oon
uy bstween stn and sth-sts. up stairs -
RESPECTABLE Scotch woman wants
N HOUSE TAKE CARE o. darnS gis and rsussn
IN SS5S a. sse e'i East sti Sih
At PELTQN Cos 645 CHA Stniav VII, BE- between .o%sa
az, ,o" Of rsr class ssV ANTS, 1o,a Protestant and
ca,aoe i SF s.T a an sS@
eral Also ooaehmen' sr'""'' sA'o's'"
ALL PARTIES wanting competent SEKy,
ANT and al s sssTa.' rn.a sssSssa by Charlie.
Boosnsn 50 years. Ensi.h, irsa scotch kFs,ca, ,aIl
ssas. Ss ss NAL sn SSsss and General
sra l. HAYMONp rroprisor, se7 .taaye near 9sd.s.
COMPETENT HOUSEKEEPER-By an En-
ss and rS% 4 Of sf house s or foe city
correctly haA bert Of reiereneos Al ihs rior
EsrANr HOME BU IsI.AU. l3s etaaye
TWO competent Scotch girls. one ~ COOK
Il and LAUNDRA2ss the other "a CiLAMBElMAi ~. ana
steady place, lived tagaher have oxcsent raeronoc
city or country. LOG Gthaye between oua and stn sa UP
stairs
VVANTED-l5y q New England woman, an
w opportunity 10 abroad a. TEACHER family 2,
companion avald goe-l fosofsnsA Aaaa~s - 49, -
! Wosl 24thsL -----------
| XNANTED-By an American lady. capable
w and Trustworthy. position AZ HoUsEkhEr IN
family ar bod city omtry wouh tAko clA 8
~ housa ful Gall on W sadross a. AAIif~
| us West Athst foT one week
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n!arbIe anS Slate alanttls.

AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES--AD ex-
~ tons so stock Of MARBLE and NARBLBiIkD MAN
TEiS and al Marble Work Marble fnr ling Tor the
t1de A. KLABE l34 East Eighteenth 81. irar Ird ave
A GREAT reduction in prices OF Marble and
"a .arbozo Mauts IS al kinds 81 Floor 11linS Nouamenta
Hel3tues slabs Tor Piumbes aud CaDine fnaheis nov
offered Al KLABBR Co Stfaln Marble W0fkA Ma ~ Z
y - West Fifty hrst II. near BrOalWay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27

WANTED-By an American lady, capable
w and Trustworthy position a. s ~. N
~ house fpx Call on W sddress A. AAIihh~
iis Wcat 2Ath a. foI one wvok
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27

WANTED-A competent young man Win
w expe-ience a. bankers mercl1n ctfk I"
III the position 81 CASH Eb and BOON KEEPER IN banA
ing houae ference given "a Twins cot OF Town
clerks OF stock brokers need net apply Address VIII SEM
occupations and References BOX o0oo Fos'
Ofdce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27

~ WEST TH-sT-Ladies wishing
n stylish DressmakBg done al their homes e u" u"
.tdr,.z DRI,S,MAkER-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27
Mattresses.

FIRST-CLASS Protestant WAITRESS ane
n ANRERMAID want situations together both nay
-. ey rafrreaces, city country No 40S Last -'hS~
a lhack-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27
6itnations Uanteo-females

Cbambermaids.
advertisement FOR THE MN
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED Al r,l liz
UPTOWN OFFICES No .esS Broadway corner Ihut{{
firrtst OF Sa- West Twenty third IT at the HAhihss
OFFTCF No PSI Third-aye. corner OnehunhtoT.anu
twenty fourth Harlem savings Bank Buding ana AZ ~
RRO0EI.YN BRANCH OFFICE, No. 3SJ Washlns -.
NEXT door PosOice, up to D. ' at regular ou'"
rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27

Nine PONTSI ~ WIDOW wAHRFS
Miss kAIE BARrLE ~. az ..... 81 ~ ny
NEW SCENERY Dy AcssrA IsHEKNO GOD. J. CLAIM
and J NORRIS.
Tho now Furniture and Appointments made expressly fss
this play by Mr.. DORRINpTON
Carriages may be- ordered Tor 1915 pm.
seats can be secured two In advance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27
NASONI 81 ISOLA.

y STEAM MARBLE and GRANITE WORKS,
l46 to 90 West lOth ~, ucaI LTOadway
Monuments Maatla. Altar~ g1i,s iiS; tis
g. and manufactures III lty o. maroo
wOrk " every description.
CTEW ARTS Slate Mantels, Marble and wood
- and elegant dssisne 10 the lowest prices
900 ard ~ West Twenty third st. between seventh AM
Eglth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27

DORTER and USEFUL.-A German young
would IKE place IN store olee or motel a. porter
referes ee Appy AZ ODELLs AGENCY, 100 West 3ihst,
COZ Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27

AS GARDENER, COACHMAN, and USE
n Full MAN, willing aud obhgng IN ersiands the use
tools &c, slnge man Above s idt best ca
references Please lres. C. T. N, Box 49, Tribune Office
two days
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1875-10-21
The Modern Newspaper.

Newspapers are getting TO be much
moro than moro transcripts. of the
news and gossip of tho day. They arc
pioneers in learned exploration they
arc foremost in geographical and his-
torical discovery they are the teach
erS OF social science. They are no
longer satisfied with disseminating the
knowledge laboriously collected by
savans' by travellers, by oxperimeters
in natural philosophy; they must
pursue thoir own Investigations, and
send their agents into all tho half-ex-
plored fields ofscience and adventure
The reporter of to day is the adven-
turer who penotrates tho desert and
the jungle; the scholar who searches
for relics of the forgotten past the
courier who bears the news of victory
to courts and congresses across the
wilderness and through hostile armies :;
tho detective who pries into public
abuses, and discovers hidden wrongs :;
the pioneer who throws new countries
open to the world the philanthropisL
who unbars the doors OF the torture
chamber; the chemist who detects tho
aduIteration in the spice box; the in
spector who scizes falso weights and
measures tho auditor who exposes a
public theft in the treasury. Journal
ISM busies itself now with everything
that affects the public welfare. 1t
trenches upon tho province once sa..
cred to the scholar, and supplies the
defects of an inefficient government
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1875-10-21

Col. Aiken says: "ln November
1874 middling cotton brought through
out tho South an average price OF 133
oonts. The same cotton in January,
1875, was worth Is cents. Why
Because in January, 1875, it was in
the hands OF those who determined
that should be the price. To day the
same cotton is worth 123 cents. The
fiat has gonc forth that in November
next it shall be worth but 10 cents per
pound. Who issues tho mandate
Wall stroo:, New York. A year ago
we were assured by this Same au-
thority that tho crop of 1874 would
exceed 100000 bales. They set their
figures 100000 too high, but did not
learn tho fact till thoy controlled tho
crop. To day we are assured tho
Drop will be larger than the last one.
Can this be possible? The Carolinas
and Georgia will produce 100000
bales loss this year than last. There
are to day in the world over 100000
bales less than there wero. year
ago. The Mississippi Valley will not
grow 100000 bales more this year
than they did last. Hence my infer>
ence is, the product of 1874 and 1876
will bo no more than tho product OF
1873 and 1875. Rush your cotton to
market, and in November it will be
worth 10 cents. Supply the demand
as it is created and tho crop will sell
for at least three cents. and perhaps
fivo, per pound moro. Suppose the
formet-this will increase the income
to the South 842,OOO,OOO. Is this not
stake worth contending for? This
net earning will be distributed a.
mongst the entire South, and very
few will be moro than temporarily in
convenienced. Sell at 10 cents per
pound, and tho whole South suffers
whilst none are materially benefited.