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flarble an Slate MauteIs.

AT GREATLY REDUCED PRlCFS-tD cx-
~ t-na.ve stock ~ MARBLE and MARBl.El/ED AAN
TllS All other Marble Wor- Msr1e Turning fn the
trade A. 49, l-t tls ItccnH si-. nIr Iurl ave
NASONI g. ISOIA.
" STEAM MAKBIE ant GRANITE WORK.
I46 to la2 Wet f0iii IT,, roadway
Monuments. &antoia, Alt'fs gdr's Fling MaIoc"t *,
&c importers and HsnufactHnrs N itiy 0i marble
Nurs 90 every ioscr ~
CTEWART" Slate Mantels, Marble and Wood
- Mant,A Rich aud elegant designs al the lowest ricc
900 % West TBent tlTdst, between seventh aud
IGfth
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CopartnersbiY Nolitrs.

DTSSOLUTION.-The copaIineT>hip hereto
, for. existing under the firm name ~ BfN tDlCT.
Flowers expires d. i ny Limitation. IiihT partner
VII sign thc name in liz u-aIOl. J. e. BENLDlEF
4. Z FLOWER.
II II. TRUMAN.
vevv YORK April 20. 1875
O. BFNEDiFT VII continue The B1nklug ana stock
BrlAcra.e bds .us 0wa account AZ No 10 News
N-Y GarS " ~ I, 1873.
HENRY Il rRUMAS of The late frn " Benedict. Flower
& C VIII c0IlIe tlc STOCK and B4nKns DdAiAta al No
New 81. ~ Wall ~
New York Nav J. 1919.
rElHE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
Rarncv and STYLES Painter, - dssoivsf Tie
business be by undersigned At tho od stan
Hudson Il. GLO \ BARN IL
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Country Board.

4 FEW FAMILIES can obtain BOARD and
"a pleasant ROOMS among he moantas. TOM MAJ f;
county, y J.
BOARD at GLEN RIDGE, Cornwall. y, y
- HOUSE open from Aay l. JAMES %. ROE
BOARD for children in the conntiy f.r the
5cHoCI- Oh Bridge \. J. Terms reasonable
pOAGUING in the COUNTRY for CHILD
Hings ig GEN. oad :" or at TT Nav ',''' ~ w. ' '
BOARD from May One hour and 10
- n-nuj, from Ne~ YORK Morris and f-7x r. H.. fiin
S Ss% o sas a fs moaa,s .'' !" depot 30 ~
COUNTRY BOARD from MAY Liberation
y qu't ired hoaly and icnarkabl Pleasant. 7lari.i7
ua,1c,iouabir nfcreurrs l. r. bU bLii cornwall GO a.
IL .SIRABLH ROOMS with tirst-claSs BOARD,
rom tat d. HiI To- MIs MAIIuEWs corner Maine 4-l
grove si-., East orange, y. J.
EYLOCk HALL, Williamstown. Berl,-
- aue oaniy Nss-,ai. delalifni s"n'nrr tes"r 10
naIH sreicr5 pure braens anosp herJ arm noirnal
vi BE- rri viii lew to e comfort q lis gacs,, SIN 5e
oea.d Il t n" a1 ;I p TX swift i pIo On
HNE OF the finest places to spend the Sum
" mer Is on tne Hish.a3as 81 '"mers SewJersey en-
e' ire, ' ia gli1 f,aI ,5re r' % @ or
FUL.VEA. PIo.Iietor BerHaT .' l, ,rsoi "a, v -
DARTIES looking for good COUNTRY
HOME where MONS, bra-. table aud surroundings are
,- ,e iTrs. o. Box io7 i,iooming rove orange
10. \. i.
pARTIES looking for a good COUNTRY
HON NAV ~ accommodated with y ARD afi MOONS
from -eiaon, 4 . % ground
near the atsk H. NJ nOundne- plenty Of Shade,
ftk gau1 aud -uul All Refer
tHc H. 10 HALLOcR. i6i West J6tIst AhlFes T. .. box
=. rla-Inl. Greene co. :. y.
Clio PER MONTH will pay the BOARD of
20 ia ia tho country. VII cit a. nave mother
car given and required Aulrcss lis l.,
carr Of W. IL Wells. zU2 Broadway
Board and Rooms Wanted
VyANTED-BOARD for two families con
w srins aduiis i've chi AMI two wants In
the nel qei. healthy place with
lOnn inI aDe desired Address Box 45i3 n V. r. u.
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RrooklYn D-ard

On TAYLOR-ST., nROOkLYN.-T0 LET,
~ with board. two ROOMS second door front acovr.
furnished Furnished sHabi Tor Gentleman and f.
tg" gent eiuru, brown hoEsc within seven min
% Wa 81 either Tr0 OF l.,rsest ~ lcrG-ra
~ COLUMBIA Nights. BrOoNyn.-D,-
D slIab.e roo u , l0r lamles Win BOAAD.
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GiatiOnern.

ENVELOPES AND WAITING PAPERS,
H. RFpTIN & JONES ENNFLOrt COMPANY aud Paper
Warrhn.se NOs 1}t aut l36 Wiamst NeF-Ior have q
capacity fIr ANITA turile one M non On l'i's 'I "N'
with PatcIt FIliirr ant Gunm Ma,h u's pre- ~
t,eioN ils ayeiage LIBERAL DlSCpt Ms TO TIE
TRADE.
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feslares dI1 hlre!in g.

E1HE Lecture Engagements 90 Charles Brad
london are li made ~ " aHss lfcinrr in
rq.fu. Boston. Mss
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Cost an0 foun0

OSF-Bank Book No. 81, JS2. issued by
IL MerOpol Sa Bank =. i. formerly Mariners
savings sltinn and payment OF The same s been stopped
The nndrr wiz please the Bank. Nos and
3 Ihrd-aye
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'--.~'
Ilnu lir Is .tf.h .,lN'is l','t "i W ~ Z. 80
6ieamris N.N rul.f AND 81. & e. :, ...,,r.-s
TIE iret Oae 20 Ialn.'a s'l"'ie1ore' fl'""l''-
Nv j. 4tts -..tr ..--., - ,... . ti a., 49,.
Witt VI i. - ~ a' 30 -.'4-' -,..,,. l,' 49,
On Ht '. .',' ..r. ..t A
a. an 30 5f .it hi'@t +dy '' ~
IiN ali e'i'l.' i.,..,. t'... .,- Al
pres .-icr- tf l''' p. ii,f.i L. 90, li-l.. u
L,e- 4I llr Cd .A. 900 .i.I.--' - IT, ,.,t
$3.50 L. - Is, - NJ - f'., s., n, -r
~F VA ~ M ~ -. fr.- W, B. ,.i. d. -.i.e
nov ci' p ,.'.', 3D., ..-,.--.'... ..,e,,-
& W. "h iia "" t'I '''' ''''.''' ''''
"a l\-HANEN H4lit tf.i). &c. - EsTc
y l.f' 0Ai-. - ... esq .... ID. :....l
- p ,a.,..... ,.. d.. .4!o.4.
J. b. A-' 4'-s ..' $50 .,r =,
AFDrTI lfl(tR AM Nl.N- Oltk 81 All
~ - mi ,,,.sf N,,ttax Nyact
- AZ iifA ~ ..sf- y, -..rs g. ~. .f'. b. DON
7'" So t.. .... a., nan ST. ~. h. l..e. ou
t'N.ef' SUNNY % i''' '-1 - | D. ia NJ Agent
tNrr, rena. Nt.rfr 4
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ei.ua,!oUs Ulr.cH-- females.

Ch1n1srml, :.
CrEAMRFRNAID and WAITR"SS-By a
y .r4. tst }urUr -ir. rio urtIr~tIrfs lci nf'hS
fhorrIrhtt fir, orderly Nlfh htr work Fnd f
cleliils@ 81 silver,
has best rpgoli II tai tA4tffS
rrU'~. TX West IN 49,. trr 6ih i've.
CHAMBERliAID and WATTRHSS.--A nc1t
\ THY. ing ami oDii ng ai.Au. who Is 80 ~
pei uc,d cfaniD rna.i i44 ii ass l - would ,.c
10 Lace in city r f.ru or.p ri o. o.
Alil, a. ODELLs AGENCY. l03 West 3tthsi., cor'er
lToplway.
On tNBF RNAID and " ATT2ESS, or NURSE
Y aud PLAIN ~EN ING-By q neat ant tt.r rrIt-idh
v,un@ wural ls experienced CuAMBEI4iA >. is also 40
Nlitrs Rid ~ ASSIST with The Cd lutn ans 40
% aiu sowing. nulsI good c'f Reference AnflT a.
ODLILo A,fNtN. 40 100 \, -- 80 .li-st inc IRE TOR
SWED.SH NCPSE or CHAMBERMATD-Ey
ronnR e about Z years o.. - hehi r~efnm''id
from Employer De sltu I'll nth ave. oe
t"en q. % .4Hlot tli-s:s-, up -i-iirs
blO WL>T 3jrll->l, one pair stairs front
4 - r,oI Re.rc able ciri sshe- 81 aii"n ~ "a u
V|.l.fIA WAITRESS a Ct4Die
god c ~ ference rom las. enipios
HS~ 2D-ANE.. two fights up, 'front.'
I,1 YONG XII tp 10 CIl NNiBH .W)Bk Ii fn- Wa II
~ w. AMI lr1Llr good city eiereuo,s
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Sales Tn Anrt'or.

Sales Tn Anrt'on
A. MErv'> Aucuoneer
RY BANGS, AlERN ~ y Co., go Broad Nv.
IL rear goIdrL-salcs 81 Books. Vuf., Of Att Fancy
0O'4,-. 0c.
By W f. NIT 'Hhll- Auotioneer
MANUFACTURERS SAL OF
Va Az LI.-GA-,r Asa Ai-N--N- STOCK
SILVER PLtIED WARE
AT AUCTION. .
THE TAUNTON SILVER PLATE COMPANY VIII F.ll
at luction duly urns the prrrt WlcA. 1mucuc ~ ~
ul .neiy les ms 49, ,I lane ll ee2-. aug
,rfs-se stoek Of Plated Ware iOrss lrh pond
ana e. once Fable Cl.ry-au war;, pa. la of 'o
IN, - quIat, ana nis!L ! II. So AIN, treasurer.
SALE Ok TUESDAY ENENING, NAY 4.
=. p. AVFRN'o CDLLEGTTON
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Bonro emo Boone.
West Sid.
4 PRIVATE FAMILY, owning bonse, wi

csiitonaJle $50 West 3lsest
4 PRIVATE FAMILY, owning house. will
routfs ac1rncc 'c,rity siyen hoas i,TSr raIA
~ ig9 W ,S' t.S ~ 'r ''i''
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS on 6rst
\ and ihrl sterile Win superior B1NMm, h' AZ %.st
!'g int 1l'''"" square ann ''''n N''""' il'''-
HANDSOME FURNISHED SECOND STORY
fl0Nf ROOM win e.i' i-a4o'r .a o i f air. .
Wcst Q IT,. near 9Th ave
ONE BLOCK from 5th-ave. handsome fnr-
froni a hall rd no Tnovine IL May - es; Jith St
DARLOR FLOOR, 25x7O, elegantly furnished
Whole port a-o other roo'u- a'ye p West si' 81
pAETIES having their own furniture vii VIII
r It T si Si 5s-r x" iPr .'' At Va, aai-i
GUNNER TOAED Tn the city at reasonable
= race. 81 WEST rIt II. near haison Park sirs
mi el- roomr for Innels an" ua7eii' O"uI i'l" '@
TWO pleasant end well furnished PARLORS
avd on ROOM ~ rent 20 ore n more snteiArh
~ LIZ. rnrnishpd-2l2 5th-avc.. corner
-Gliunr or TWO BI'isJ" ~, VIII m lirioT - ~
IN oi No 9l-.qIa.c. Apply Room A. D'""i i'' -'
ViWO elegant, ,pcoud-.ioor, front ROCAS,
vii. fr.f ~. horri frr s'rt,. r'-lenee cornrlrt-ly
furnished beautifully uf coarca t7 r-.t1d l'o,sH'. pr
fir iai p ,,. r,at 0aioe Do. z.s5o Se.s-lo .4rty.
tx PER WEEK.-FrENISH d ROOM TO
PEI tEr.ir ioigns Or Agl- 40 srA'cpinS "4' West
%TH-AVF.. between 2sTH End @2D-STS.-
> -,ud FLOOR % ST. elegantly fIrnizn"i c re or "a
salts hy waite family reading "n iae ~ NE "lih |lIy
Alsre- win anI lircm ns NJ b. Boa 2io'' New
1ork posi-Oibct-
= WEST 11rH->T.. without board, dcsfr-
a..rt DO tolr f'nt rai n anl ll-'l L' d. Lt'5 'I
II WEST fUH-ST.-Fumi-hcd ROOMS for
pcutsrn VIII or ~ihol breakfast: aiso elegant par
ur hOuf ho rH tTst chs
40 WEST 3VTH-ST.-Yery desirable and
y handsomely furnished ROOMS. also paiio1 en- sll' %
-' '-i- i+et House ,AtrsEce; hiatc's mousse ll
Vit- -a-Ili, References.
D.lD-ST. No. 126 Weft.-Frout Hall ROOM
- ~ amt rf sci NEWLY furnished with BOARD gentle
man. d.. 20 house. moving 10 May.
Oh WEST 1sTH-ST.-A very pleasant SUI
- uF ROOMS. with excellent 10 Tor compile wishing
Griet homo.
~ WC.T 19TH-ST.-Tvo Argr, hand
80 -onri firisi~i ROOMS thri nor 'front.' li'o 'uii
81 iyo ..3uas, nrst sirtc;iF trstclazs JoarL
EN WEST 50PH-ST.-TND front ROOMS,
w U1.In.shsi IA 1o'- ~ plc4 pr or -oli rr ' I'd
location nr,i private family rrierr"c's
ENQ WEST 43D-ST.. near the PIrk.-An
NO rlr~auty fur r1ei Hc'"Yt tlrHE 20 hN g. VIII "
ous P.'a.. taOir. 47' ot''r room7' references 'A-
Esps WEST 16TH-ST., near 6th-1vc.-A
4 aacnnlsiorv 'front.' ROOM. r furnished large
co.e r,on an :or terms moderate MOVING
3Qr WEST 21-T-ST-Ih story, BA'k
-~'eD Room, furns,cl. hslf, aIy, and i.r5 amri'
90 e oon 20 one ~ w. atloneA Aohsa owned " "'
cIpanjs rg4or.Ic'- >-chanS~tL
0Nn WEST 25TH-ST.-ro LIT, handsomely
sPtrV furnsAel ROOMS suitlbl- far t ho aeepD,
fa14.t T. an new. ais, salele rooms 'or GENT men.
QIE WEST 35TH-~T-A nicely furnished
ee AZ PAIfrE FLOOR every rrnvrfi~"t- ri'Hi'rI m
rnr.s i.a4ulr..
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A FAMILIES desiring pleasant ROOMS OF
a. SUITES. ruod i.arf. M ifli.a Fr.Ccs.
plan, lrst cif-S Apply n GHANr FtfNN HOTEL. Pslk
4lst GAlkioONs. MsDal, rs.
IRVING HOUSE. European PLAN Broadway
4 ana fwe.lth-sL, two oloc Union square.
DI.J. l.. UAi.IJN. r0prttur.
DEM YAM, 4. N-CENIRAL HOUSE, No. !
Jacobst. on,r, COMMERCIAL TItf- and Tourists
the COufOr home. class able
tuAl.I.a.s n ELLl-f, Proprietor.
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Out e Town Eot-ls.

Cut e -OWl AOs-IS.
- r. MARX HOTEL.
- NLA-BRIDIiT ..,. STATEN ISLAND,
" u open for the -r-on MAY D.
Dl4tANP&JOHNSoy rroprotcrS
SANDS POINT HOTEL,
- >AND, PJINI. l. l..
IN May FOR guests. steiner seawanslkt
lra.r, 'rcA slip tIr b. Ird TfiTfv-tar So. j. To-
Rtrnng leave, Nu1s Point At 80 90. i N0i IA
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AlrsiraI 1rstrnmcrts.


4 LARGE assortment Of very fine PIANOS
L ORGANS tE W ANA -.Nio 90 u~ irrs -icin-
ldirt Ds'tN "of,'so', Ai ',i"r~ bA4''' ~ D"-
4 Upright 70 REYr OF SELL choap. sal.s On ,,y
square 80 Us F5artins-'
HEt'TIGAM's Upright AMI square
-. PlAu9 axe srro-d To nole pIi"es larierlii SoI-
an f ~ ma'r. yes All seeoaraaa p .nos % ront
Wan ,,oui. So 3 Uaion.--alrc.
At -OHMER 4 TO-, 70 East Four.c nth
~, 81. . st hand Ts I'M .r ~ as T 5 f'r's
els, ..a Pianos IN O. c most reasonable
sOLMEK x 90. II3 LAO. Fouiie"n'h~t
4 MAGNIFICENT parpr, square. grand 1T
o.ig..r rosewood PIAND tDltrf. in4r ruund
earyo r n' rae al noig'9 mp.oo So en- 1a1 M, ~
6roi ei,i ,,oo Music Caur max ni u air an
~ -'' I,rr c IN az. s B~soy ior a.. aa
4 SUPERB DECKER & BROS. four
round rrsr..o0i PIANO FORTE n, bly, carved nav
t a, rmen- oyr'strIue. Patent iraae &C. O'a~er,
prlulaa ga lul.- o %. '-ss y L.. , no ,t5
ancc purchase 1rsr lass as rimrni, y i,h Ia 90
Sixteenth st
GREAT BARGAINS in NEW and SECOND
casi tf>CHEi.~, '1 sud 40 M,s on 81 near 2L &c:
HAINEa BROS
PIANO-FOGTES
REGIONAL
n, ,'o.c ven known aru has REMOVED ia warerooms
from . AOn square % Tie inauui&et"i},
CORNER 2ISg5F. AND 2D-ANE.,
where they VIII rrnforr Instruments
at cannot rvcee ami workmanship on tr most
favorable
- X. BALL IL Co.,
-. No. l. EAST liTHaE
Chickering's seinsAys. an oier iianos and organs los
for r.ia.. asl.ilnleaLa, ALL iOf rent
vT'HE ARION PIANO FORT +. has been adopted
AMI usei exclusively by the New ARK o"-r,a i"y 81
W. oder now hisir tH ns 20
rrt To responsible parties UpTishts, squares anu ping>
Also lev Second HAND PLAN - very low Tor cas. "a
on n0niLly pa ment> AXIOM PLAAOkCEiE 20. M. .
Fast fOUrtccn!ASL
UPRIGHT PIANOS Large and superior as
u sortueut FOR SALE " Rent ~ OUNRi !. ~ -ON y
AliuuIicurrrs y fjt brtn itii ud bLi tNe-
WATERS NEW SCALE PIANOS are the
W Jcst made prices low for each dnrug ts ""ntA ~
.tLlmtnf,. until pdd Ter second laid ii"- A.
bsrglr,: IN st.asd catalogues mailed agents wanted
HORACE WATERS = SONS. al Ercadway
[EATEhS - celebrated COM EkTO OK Ans
w cannot br esc4l-. they diY canps
alton prc.e eas during Ais month OF sLl inenii
ntl paid con- Land Or xlns AZ graz yaisal
cal lgu,s mailed, az ItS wanted LC.ACL "AIEI-' x
SONS, 81 broadway.
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Waters.

4 FIEST-CLASS WAITFR-Young man and
vile fufrstI,-I, trsi clars IA n kI.-~ aud RAN
rifc ci,r or otry have ve n.a, Of r.
can ne seen a. tho HOME BU REAU. No. lSs otbaye
CfTUATION WANTED-As WAITER in a
= private family Nv yonn turln .ng; ba-t 81 reference.
Adir,ss H. NJ. Ir June y Town udeo. l,G' hr1ad"ai
WANTED situation as WAITER in a
" small private isnlr Or TIA ~ ~ ~ A. J.
r+f,rrnc Address ". O.. IhD.ne Uptown Once. lbs
NVANTED-By a young Frcnchman speaking
~ ing iSh. sihaii0n INST lass v Al FIR nn.'er
rn. Apply al A. PELIOS u Co.'S 6iJ GLlayG. near
MiscellAneor1.
1 FIRST-CLASS COACHMAN. GROOM, SC.
Z r. o. P P1 q 2, ~ ~, e4 a % ,ho y
I ii St -'' ~ ''' ~ MA 100 w. w.
4 sC0ICHMAN and WIFE want sjtnation On,
q, NJ p "a ~ ~. ~ eh 81 ~ 5, ,
l5 %'i' as 80 ~ al or DAIRY '''' reference
4 USEFUL YOUNG MAN, gardener, driver,
and all Aais duties bout house sarlen stable sc, &C.
tnacraic ad cliabc has GOOD references AT the HOME
b RLAO' Ma. Us 6'D-a'e'
4 SITUATION WANTED-By man and wife ;
man as rokTEE and usEFL @"a r- a. NIT m 1l"@
~ I s2n 'so os %' bs "a ar l1 5d prrrIre
r,frr',r- address !. p, - East l4h-i- room T..
4 USEFUL YOUNG MAN for country and
= ~oiA acuye srone 81 lly aad " ling 70 4" any ns
=. nces. can at tie rsoTEsrASr HOME BUREAU. No
4 GERMAN AND WIFE want situations TO
Y do GENERAL WORK. wiling - 10 cvcryth ng % be
rrnr'y useful Object ior city country houso
P0 D r 81 Ho lIP BU RE&G iSs oh ave- '
A USEFUL man for CRY or country; care
useful stesy crate, active n willing work Tor low
VA las PR9Tfs MT Ji H9SE BUhE&t Is 6ihays
4 USEFUL MAN AND WIFE. American
~ Prntestarts-For tRn WORK of any kind whstev~r
man sober steady. riv hari ScrAng with several years
reieenoes te ~omAI - rerieeIy god eoo Naai'I .i
vi" 60 ~ ygrJ moderate waseA Can be se,n al The
A MAN and wIFE-Wife COOK, WASH, and
a IRON: lrsiclass good bread AMI biscuit maker;
pastry, puings vc max, Datte &C. tt man capable of
rr ME nov about years oil have good references AT
Protestant Homo Bnrau. - 6tba..
COOK and WATTER-By Protestant China
- man. who Is cor1petrnt crok waitr las
fry inquire q; The PRoTEsT1Tr HOME BUREAU 50
6th
COACHMAN. GROOM, PLAIN GARDENER,
y vc-By an Enrilsh r,t slant maa aggt = var VINO
lawns keep a~i- amt waiks IN orler &c CAL al CAR
PENTAKa, lSs ~ess 4lth 81, cor otaa'e
NOACHMAN and GROOM and DAIRY.-A
Y Young man and wi.r child SoAli Ike place
gentleman; ace man 7 .hoI-sn srqia nad r'a4's
IA w have The very best reference. Apply al ODEAI
AGENCY. HO. 100 West 3iJhst corner Broadway Inquire
for r T
EARM WORK--DAIRY and P0ULTRY-BY
can DO ali kinds work. milk care horses
&C. siin diary sna po. g les rteolnmen
ne sr'I BreadN RJ'
GARDENER, HORSES and USEFUL MAN.
VI yping would Me piare to take Of
esn fri.H r@fsrsscss apply at oDRLI 4GiSCY No.
lOs West 3t,h.1, corner Br,n..way. Inquire for r.
SITUATlONS-By man and wife; the man
) as good gRooa and coAcHMAS,tn sngis and double
IN ~ M nd
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Grlp n)antea--femulss.

VEANTED-MULE SPINNERS.-One hun-
w sFianers or any r.s nams'r Nj Dc arrss
TlINONT XNb SUFFOLK COrlOS MILLS. LDxoi
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Ladies' Maids.

an Intelligent young woman
w n Stla.ion ss MAID SEAM rREsS. has 80 Oh
ccou Ia gruwing of Oity reference Apply
al 90 Jthaye N the store
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Nurses.

CIUIDPEN'S NURSE, &c.-By a tidy, COM
" patent with I'VE year, references a hini and Iasn
re.ru~r4i. ,fe.r country city. Can he al the
Pl.OIFSTANf HOME BUREAU, l38 tn ave.
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" ing ish. sihau"n N INST Lass v Isi.I.i nn.".
- I's i~ b-r1s per- rls 1" unrArrl "nhhr clts rI
Apply al A PELIOS Co 4. tiJ Oil-dso near
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I NEU'TlGAWs UDrieht anil Square
-. PIAOs axe srro-d TO none pices iarierlu ON
.tr.lr mi nf ont .1fi 1rHs
f-,n host E-s All .eeoni-hanh Panos I'd rent
War. rooms. %
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Pleas. c.ll At 81 .asi },thst. door bsck
AITNDRfSS.- respectable Protestant
4 4 .voul ituir under stands tue bus rs,
IN N! r. aris m recty enable ery rf,r nee; city
or colnr, No. lDB 0Lsa.e between oti and Jsts.
40
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viz be gwen Of %" renei''on 1f As -eat Din
sting OF sheridan, 81 fIfIarf ,lnrt5 u
TIE ri AIS
a. Tie charming oHmrtii g. rai-
UtPPt PAIR
which The confined strength OF tho company ai appear
CiIriag,s may be ordered for lots p m.
Stats cas- bs sccurai Sc l., a llgancs.
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4 LARGE assortment of very fine PIANOS
4 Organs tk NT "a i.I. .us -tcn-
W. lIaliri Ds,LN 0rt,st.. A. Dtirr. B4t.., ~ 4-
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la N lres5e5.

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WASH INC AuI REP AKIN - ~ dOloa, OF 20 out b.
be day. CAL 1t 200 W,st -7tAs. room "a, top noar
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miscellaneous.

AT ~ SIXTI-AVE., near averey-place.-
N Ia dics ami gentlemen receive The utmost Nainc i,T
CAST OBJ CLOTHING, &c. Cab M address MI or Ms Il.
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LARGN NIOI \ II pIANDN, square and
= / Uprirlt 70 RENr OF SELL chnan. sales rtsy
nio.r.' Yl .I..t, I'D. 30 u. a. ILAAELLa Va Uuiua
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XVANTED-By a frst-class LAUNDREss a

300 3D-AYE., between 18TH and 2 9TH SIS
sfZ1 WanIed. q stnalion Nv hr,i-claSs Ia NDitrSS
business perfectly, city reference ciy
country. AL ta5
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-04-10

yet complete, and | am urging the
cOrpOraiors to meet to perfect the
organization, and ! hope to report,
before the close of April, the whole
object completed. Whether u dele.
gate or otherwise, design to be
present at the National Association
IN June aud to thus encourage the
enterprise OF protecting fish and
game. Your efforts have done
great good, and l trust you will be
unceasing until II revolution IN pub.
lie sentiment is effected and the ma
ton acquiesces in good and Whole.
some regulations touching the fish
and game. AS it is now. with
slaughter indiscriminately in season
and ont OF season, the day is close
at hand when game and fish will be
among the things that were. The
question of food is II vital one, and
the more we help make ii cheap,the
more we help our fellow men, and
fulfil that scriptural injunction, 'tred
the hungry etc. Let us labor to
this end, the contamination which
is devotedly wished for by all true
sportsmen."
The above expresses so neatly
and effectively all that we would
say that it is but text aud comment.
American Sportsman.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-04-10
VERMONT HEARD FROM,

VERMONT HEARD FROM. In an
swer to articles and circulars calling
ON sp0rtsmen to organize. We have
received, among others, the follow
ing from DIR. N. @. Edmunds, Fish
Commissioner of Vermont, under
date of March 18th:
"TOuching the matter of the next
National s'pOrtsman's Association
and the effort Vermont will make
to have it a success, allow me to
say that as State we have an or.
ganizatlOn called the Vermont AS.
ISOLATION for the Protection and
Preservation of Fish and Game.
Nv. A. +. p. f. G.] 1t is a char
tered corporation, of whom, among
its cOrpOlatOrs, / would name DR..
NJ. Goldsmith, as President. We
shall cooperate with the National
Association. and at our next meet
ing will appoint delegates, etc.
Oar organization, perhaps, Is not
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-04-10

BOOSTERS, says Josh Billings,
ale pugilists among birds, and hav-
ing no suitable shoulder tn strike
from, they strike from the heel.
When n rooster gifts whipped the
hens all march off with the other
rooster, if he ail't haff SO big or 50
hamsum. 1t is plack that wins a
hen. ROOstcrs az ~ class won't do
emmy household work; you kant
git a rooster 10 pay emmy at.enshun
tew a yung one. Tha spend most
Ov thare time in Growing and strut
ting. and once in q while they will
find a wurm, over which they make
a CRATE fuss, calling their wives up
from IA distance, apparently to treat
them, but jist az the hens git tiiare,
this elegant cuSs bends over and
gobb.es up the worm. Jist like man
for all the wurld.
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a GOOD RECORD. A writer in
the Lice Stock Journal of Chicago,
under the head of "Hambletonian
Trotters," makes the following state
mpnt:
Of the one hundred and fifty-six
trOtters that scored 2:3 or better
during the year 1874, twenty seven
are his defendants in the male line
OF thirty.seven that beat 2:25 he
has twelve, and one half # the
number that have beaten 2:20 go to
his credit.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-04-10

HAM AND EGGS. This tavorite
spring dish may be made whole
some or poisonous, inviting or dis.
gushing, according to the skill OF
the cook.
TO make it as bad as possible, cut
the ham thin. don't take out the
salt, fry it very brown; take it ont
OF The frying pan, and drop in the
eggs. The pan must be smoking
hot, and well covered with a brown
subsistence. Cook the eggs until the
yolks are hand, well clisped and
frizzled. Place the eggs around the
ham on dish and pour some of the
half burned fat over all. Then eat
as much as you can, and as fast as
you can, and it will not be the fault
of this receipt, if YOU do not feel I'M
comfortable. A regular course of
ham and eggs cooked in this way
will ensure aLy amount of spring
fever, biIlousness, dyspepsia, sc.
TO make Il dish o! ham and eggs
as good as possible, cut the ham
nearly half an inch thick, boil in
water until barely cooked through,
pour otf the water, and put the pan
in Il place just hot enough to make
a smoke, or to brown the fat part of
the ham slightly but not hot enough
to make smoke, or to brown the
lean II eat much. When this is fin
isled remove the frying Fan from
the fire, take up the ham, pour Oft
the fat into ii cup, and wipe the pan
till it shines like mirror, without
a single speck to mar the poll sh.
Then put in spoonful of the clear
part of the fat, break in the eggs,
and set the pan in a place scarcely
hotter than boiling water; cover it.
aud let the eggs cook as slowly as
possible for four or five minutes,
taking them up as soon as they can
be lifted ont. Place them around
the ham, and do not pour any of
the fat on the dish. Eat with mash
ed potatoes. A COOK.