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THE MINERS.

MINERS BENEVOLENT AND PRO
vi TECTlNE ASSOCIATION OF TIE STATE or
ILLINOIS
GRAND COUNCIL
Geo. hmghorn, President, West B-lyile HI Ja,
C0nney Wee President, ~ Barclay Walter Rutlege
Secretary, Alton. Patrick Mccain. Treasurer trard
Trustees, ID. Mclaughlin, II Braiduo,,d Richard
Noliiseraft- Il Springfield james Mct'syin II
RivertUn
MINERS BENEVOLENT AND PRO
VI TECTINE ASSOCIATION, Of Indiana, meets on
the fourth Friday IN each month The Ofcers Of the
General Council are President, Robert Llnn Harmony
Vice President Samuel Bragg. Treasurer Hugh Sav
aye Corresponding Secretary John Scott knightsye
Hour " meeting . O'clock NJ
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This INSTITUTION u
Exclusively a Savings Bank.
MOTHER BUSINESS is TRANSACTED.

SUMS As SMALL As ONE DOLLAR f!
VIII be received from any person. and Bank Book VII
- furnished without charge.
Married women
Ard Minor Children uAy Deposit money. that No
Jne else draw IL
Societies
May deposit Money from time 10 time and before max
ing the first Deposit may Provide by Vote how and by
Whom it shall he drawn out and, JfOyded copy Of
ic Resolution b. furnished 70 the Savings Bank, no
mpney will be paid unless IL provisions are strictly
snipird with
Dep0sltOrS,
~ Property, and in o. Death any money their
they are IN this country elsewhere
wills.
Printed forms Of Wills have been prepared BY the Opur-
sci II the savings bank that any depositor may legally
designate who may take charge u his money
and property and be guardian 81 his children An a
his death Thus much Inconvenience and expense may
be avoided An officer Of the savings bank (ithout any
chare for his services) prepares Wiz for any des@oI
applying
Il the OF six per per annum, Is p@id N
Of Five Dollars or more.
Working People
leed not lose any time as the Savings Bank b kep'
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A Thousand Boys Wanted

There are always boys enough in the
market, hut some Of them are Of little use
the kind that are always wanted are
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NATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS.
INDUsTRIAL CONGREss on TIE

INDUSTRIAL CONGRESS OF THE
IL u s. HsadquArters. Ind annapolis, Ind. .
President Jackson n. Wright, ~ y. New jersey 49,
indianapolis, Ind
First Vice President. '. Welsh, Pennsy iyana.
Second Observation-Disclosures. Murphy. Maryland
Third Vice President y. Marary, " Michigan.
Fourth Vice President Mrs Jennie Lendornie ~
Indiana.
Fifth Vice President Duncan Mccormick, Illinois.
Seeretary-M y MckiernaH, New York.
Treasurer John Schley Indiana
Executive Beard A. e.. Cameron, Illinois Robert
SchiIiing. Ohio. g. BEN johnson, u Pennsylvania,
n. J. Walls, Ohio james Connolly, New York
Meetsat Washington. d. G.
IRON MOULDERS' INTERN NATIONAL
H. UNION HeasiquArters Cincinnati, Ohio.
Va n. sAFrIs President loek box 1sa5, cincinnati
Ohio.
PETEEk. MEASEY. Treasurer. % summit t.. Brook
Ism, NY.
JAS. CARRoLL, First Vice President New York city.
THOMAS CAsEY Second Vice President boN l76 Mont
joins II. DANCE, Third Avice President ~box 7os
Toronto, ont.
Z. B. OsLEE, Fourth Vice President, box 5s2 Sac
ramentO. Cal
JOINS ) LEAHy, Recording secretary, Little. Fall..
New York
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EVANSVILLE, IND.-Union No. "a meets
II On the third THURSDAY evening u each month a.
the Court House Exchange, on Third tfert
sts Antoine Zehnle. pre-. Marks Samues, vice pre-
John Dick secy. Emil Leyey, I'm secy; Mark sam
ues treaS and cor. Sew
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EISHKILL-ON- HUDSON Union No. 1871,
meets on the first ednesdAy q each month, at the
o : Club Room. Pres. John Gaunt Wee pres. John
Farrell 1v'aI - -, - IN - .s
Farrell, Geo Y. KAN, trustee~ JOAN Mott, cor.
80 Iock Dor IS;
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TERRE HATTE. IND. Union Nu. 5n
IL Meets The fourth Monday " each month pr.,.-
Geo Yost, vice pre~t, T. Loose. treas Wm Fiuktr-
I'm. Chas. Seemsn aud fn see'y. tseu N.rr.H
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SYRACUSE. nj N.-Umon No. Z meet.
~ w tine hrst Wednesday IN each month " WV.
g. A. hall Clinton Block Thos DOVE 49,. p'
Burt street Jacob Sax, wee pres : Chas Gebharif
rec sec. Thos. Zapf, fin sec. JOE Sta,ller tre,,
j. J. JUNO cor. Sec, box 49,
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RROOkLEN, y. Y-Union No 81 meet 8
- on the fourth saturday evening in each month at
o'clock. Peter Higgins pres Louis Steibe vice pres
Henry Biri. rec sec Henry Buld, I'm. and cor. sec.
Ggi- Atlantic av
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mort WAYNE. IND

MORT WAYNE, IND-Unio No. 73meets
IL on the 1T saturday evening u each month ste
pb.n Ceorven pres. George " Reiter vice pres John
bervhamuer rec and In. Henry Roch, treas .
Nc -Schlurter Geo W Reiter and VIM Dorute trust
- q W smith cor sec box h3I
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DINGHAMTON, n. Y.-Union No. IA
ID meets on the lst Tuesday evening in each month
a. Medical Hail James Reed, pres. Frank Herman
pres Wilbur Day. rec See VI ~ Evans Hn and
Sec. bnN IA ~ u Garrett treas
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SPRINGFIELD, ILL mon No. ~ meet
~ on the first saturday ~ each month AZ the Harmon
Hal on Fifth a. hetwee' Washington and jefferson
Frank Conser pres. Tom torberry sec Chr.
Hoffman, nm sc,'y q Bachheim, treas p Lue,i,r-
cor. sec'y,; Cha. Kuehn. doark eeuer drawer 30e.
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WORCESTER, MASS Union No. g.
w meets on the first Tuesday u each month DO tbs
Turn Vs'efn Hail. southbrdge street Wm, FranosI
prss vm. HAgh, vice Dres snd treAs IA "A kIsyE
mas eoT, An. And rec. sec boz 2aO.
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WINDSOR. CONN Union No. "a meet,
w on the second saturday Of each mouth number
o. members, y. y A. GODDARD, pres, W d Franklin.
cor sec.r bcz l55.
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DETROIT, MICH Union No. 22 meets
on the LIST FridAy a every month At the Lafayette
Hall Gratiot a. Henry kei, pre-. 257 Hastinps-st
NJ Rusharh Vice pres. tn mas ~ Dpan, rec. sec
Felix A. Lemkie hn &c. q a. shetland, treas Charles
Erb Sergeant alarms FeliV A. Lernkie, sec.
box 5Ss.
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THE HOUSE CARPENTERS EIGHT
Ill HOUR LEAGJ v, AND SHOP ND. Or
UNITED MECHANICS. Meet az their hall, az BUS
street. San FrAncfSco Cal the hrst Monday evening u
each month. Officers uriah X Thomas " NJ
+. : Penalrton- lst Foreman Ham Stewart 2d Pore
man +; 4. Nunscn Treasurer J. ". Gregg. X :. and
y. q. Andrews. n. :.
L. U. 5. C-The following is the list
IN. Of officers It the International Grand Lodge II
the n. O. > G. for the ensuing year
!. q. - k--James 2. Wright, Baltimore.
u l. q. ;. k--Hn=eA Osborne Milwaukee
! q. ~ BENZ. y ScIlly, Lynn.
1 G. sc. G. Mower, Towanda, Pa.
| g. Treasurer Richard Murphy, New YORK
Trustees Harry FarquAr A. b. Mclaan, and Edward
Bruome
g. q MOwEh, |. 6. :. "a H. % y C
Box ~, HopknJon. Mas
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SUFFIELD, CONN Union No 23 meets
~ On the first saturday ~ every month AZ Toup Iis
GeO. Hurst, pres. r. Lazarrs. vice pres y
Heeney, treas, VIM. Warrington, rec sen . " lam
HAzIewo. q. I'm. and cor .en'v box III
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H RBANA. OHIO Union MI Az meet.
~ on the last saturday evening ~ each month d,
Atlantic Billiard Hall. p. G. Hem, prs r. % hssi-
yce-pres.t; Mark stegman. rec secy j. Nr-rlet
nm. sec'y Chas. Shelter, door-keeper. Jacob ~.H..
cor. seC'y, box 3M.
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st. LOUIS, MO.-UmOn No 10 meets on
~ the Second Friday evening in every month a. Tlr
ner'~ Hall, No. Is south Tenth 81 Jacob Rauark.
pre-. box $50 Emil Deih Vice prrs WIN r Hptt
meyer, rec. sec.i Peter Cady. fin -ec. win u Zlyi
ner. cor SEC. box 2543 y A Offer tret.
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4 1NCINNATI.-Unio No 4 meets at Ar
~ better Han Walnut street above Thirteenth on the
first and thrri Tuesday ~ each month WIN Miller
pres, SycaInure-t. bet. Elm ami Maple, West Walnut
Hills, CINCINNATI. o, John Marx vice pres Frank
Bocklage, rec SEE, J. V. Wagner fin. sec'y Jos A
Hussman, treas. y Weber, serxeant- at arms VIM
HAgrdorn, cur. SecN. Geo Winter, ~ Woodward
John suShanek " Plca~an. T.. and William Epke
~ Dudk " trustees brX 2s2q
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DAYTON, Ohio mon No. IS meets on
~ the lst Monday evening u each month At MolderS
hall. Harry 81 Brewer. pres Henry Meyer. vice pres
Geo. RicEer, rec. sec., W. Cummings, I'm. sec; Geo
Caswell cor sec doorkeeDer, Nni. Wollenhaupt
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PRINGFIELD, MASS Union NO 80
~ meets on the first Tuesday ~ each month"; w WV,
Springfield House. M. IL, West STATE .t
Haine, pres }. Cohn, vice prvst y VI miller in. WV
. smith. rec. sec, Nathan kspperYrt treas. D.
Chase, cor sec of, lock box 1850
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RELLENILLE, lLL--UmOn No. SO meets
- on the last saturday Of each month the hall
Main s. Henry Schierneyer pres otto Scheske vice
pres Iheo Sch ske, treas Chas Miller, Hen
~ Theb'rs, Jr.,.hn. and sec., box 7G4. y Hese
Sergt "A Arms
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LNALL RIVER, MASS. Union No. ~ meets
IL the first Tuesday evening ~ each month a, See
A." Granite Block. Man street. VIM hcilhrrrpn,
pre-; v. Fowler, vice pres, rec, cor. aud I'm
WIN. ~ Porter; AlOnzo PeckhAm treas.
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GALLON, Ohio. Union No. ia meeta w
~ northeast cor public square, the second Tuesday
81 every month. T. W. Marsh. pres and vice pre-
A. Ddey, mn. sec and trea- J. Lampert, sergt
arms ". r NADER, res. and cor sec. bon y4l-
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NRAND LODGE UNITED ORDER OF
W AMERICAN PLASTERERS. Headquarters
Brooklyn. n. Y. p J. Walsh pres, PAL Navy street.
John Ennis Sec 1892 Third Avenue. New York City.
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On Wednesday night conference OF re-
representatives. Of the master bakers Of Leith
and their workmen was held in the New
Ship Hotel, to consider the demand made
by the workmen for an increase Of IS upon
their present minimum wage Of las. After
some conversation the employers agreed to
grant an increase OF 2s. and this Was accept
ed by the workmen.
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ITEMS or INTEREST

The average time occupied m the trans
mission NJ kilograms between Madrid and
England VITA ~autander. during April,
" As two hours and nifty seven minutes, in
Guiding transmission over Spanish land
liners
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A WONNll4 Dl4A FFNs lOh a mon NO.
- 10, meets tho first saturday of each month,
at Fschers Hall Ch >cherstein. Pres, Frank Cook,
NicePre~.; ~ Peters, tTgas Al Smidt, Nm. sec., VI.
Walters Sec, H. Stopenhor~t, sergeant at arms;
Napoleon PeUers, box ~.
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III ARTFORD, CONN, Union AZ THIS
Ii Union meets The second Tuesday III the months
WincleTs saloon near.statt q. President IT Thrkel
Webb Court. Vice-pres, n. Prior treas, A. Frazer,
James ElSin, hn and cor -ecretary ock box ~
The New York herald., 1875-09-30

DTyEKsfDg. osE nouR pRoM CITY. FEW MIN.
III, a.ss from roOms barn IL scTea we
sehafda. high srenhA, healthy 5000 bargain; -,
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HOTEL FOR sALE-TIiE RUSSELL HOUSE, or.
.awa Ont. D. C.-JAMEs A. GOUIN. Proprletor-The

undersgned has received instructions from proprietor
who Is about retiring from business Oner for sale tue
Lease. Goodwill aud Furniture this well known popu-
lar house Is the hrst hotel VI the capital 9f tho Dominion
Of canada ana pattonIed BY Cabinet Ministers members
Of Parliament sno al leading public meS beside tOurAta
from part o the World better
offered for securing highly emuneratfve estab-
lishcd business Population " Ottawa $1,000 yul oar.
ticulsrs by addressing w. MCKAY wRIGHT NJ. p Osta~a
Ont, d. e.
IRON ORR BED FOR SALE.-TifE UNDERSIGNED
ccrs sale lease his ore Bed ~ of
iron ore tract ~ Mneville. Essex county Y Any ono
wishing such chance mako bargau For f.r-
ther parcnafs inquire of JAMBH ONkIL Mnsvie Essex
county. y. Y.
nLAINFfI.l,D r. ia DELfGHTFL HOME FOR
a or vtuter ou the Central New Jersey Railroad one
aonr from New aud eight minutes IRON depot Rooms
pn suite or sugy With good Board for W Or 81 each
beauiay situated Address H. H. W., box 100 POst
bHice
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CoACHMAN AND GRoOM'S SITUATION WANTED
~ BY faithful man. who is good groom and driver un
gardening in all its branches good reference Ad
dress c., box 2l1 Herald Office.
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COACHMAN'S SITUATION-FOR MARRIED GER
man; six years best city references first class place
with above stable only taken Call ON or address
SP Office |. Alb broadway.
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EOACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED-BY A MAN
who Thoroughly his busness has first class
city references is willing and obligng Call address
COACHMAN, ia West 46th ST.
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DwELLINc HOUSES TO LETT.
Unfurnished.

A THREE STORY UNFURNISHED HOUSE-NRAR
n ST. James Hotel; fine location for physician other
light business he occupied this day. Keys a West
Twenty sis street.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

VNANTED TO PURCHASE-A FOUR STORY HIGH
stoop House located between Lex xington and Sixth
avenues, above 1hrtyou Address, stating
dc, r. OLIVER CARTER. 80 Nassau street, room IL
WANTED TO PURCHASE OR LEASE-A HOTEL IN
w IA country o village DO first class Ad
dress A. Il. PECK. CAtskill, y. Y.
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FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS
TO LET.

a EAST 22D ST.-ELEGANTLY FURNISHED DOUBLE
- aud single Rooms third tnd fourth floors with grao
IRE 70 let without board TO gentlemen fine restaurant
The New York herald., 1875-09-30

CoACHMAN-BY A TRUSTWORTHY MAN, TO ANY
family who desire his services; long and satisfactory
city reference Call on address T. NJ, 7l3 9th av
The New York herald., 1875-09-30
BROOKLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE
AND no LET.

DROOKLYN.-TO LEASE OR LET, FURNISHED. NO
ID 400 Clinton street, first class three story high
House all modern inprov handsomel
furnished, carpeted frescoed, small family imueda
possession.
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East Side.

A LWAYS AHEAD.
n THE EVENING TELEGRAM's
SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
The New York herald., 1875-09-30

YOUNG COLORED MAN AS CoACHMAN IN A
n private family understands his business thoroughly;
best city reference Call address l32 West 10th St.
fnr tNyod daya
The New York herald., 1875-09-30

EOACHMAN AND GROOM's SITUATION WANTED
~ by careful driver of good experience In city coun.
try: milk highly recommended Address or call on
MICHAEL, lO6 East 2Sth St, near 4th av.
The New York herald., 1875-09-30

NORNER FLAT.-FOURTH AVENUE AND EIGHTY
" third street, third Floor LETT bay window refrger
ator dooropener BASIN tubs, bath &c eight
rooms rent S33 Call Ut house - East Nineteenth
The New York herald., 1875-09-30

EOACHMAN AND GROOM-A SITUATION WANTED
~ by single young understands horses harness
and carriages and is a good driver: willing and obigng
gcntlemans place city country Address JOHN,
Herald Uptown Branch Office.
The New York herald., 1875-09-30

A SITUATION WANTED BY A YOUNG ENGLISH
"A man understands the Of horses; good driver cum
milk all kinds of furnaces and viii make NM
self useful references Address W. NJ box 1873 Herald
Uptown Branch Office
The New York herald., 1875-09-30

INLoORS TO LET-IN A HANDSOME BROWN STONE
house, adjacent Broadway furnished unfurnshed
sngy or e suite, in fine order. RULE 4 ESCBACH.
| RIO
The New York herald., 1875-09-30

HoACUMAN AND GARDENERS SITUATION
" wanted-Single; fully competent in both branches;
good groom careful driver; vegetable gardener will
ing and obging. Address E. box 2O4 Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1875-09-30

n ELEGANT FLAT TO LET-IN 326 WEST THIRTY
~ fourth street. Eighth avenue; all light Rooms;
neghborhood class left will be ready LIST Of month
Apply at 3D. Mrs. DOYLE
The New York herald., 1875-09-30

IL furnished seven or ten rooms; complete for house
keeping; good ocation Thrty-third street, Broadway
references given and required Apply No West Thirty
second street.
The New York herald., 1875-09-30

CoACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED-BY A GERMAN
" (nge) speaks good English three years city refer
from his last employer Call or address CAsPAR,
NJ. l. Alb Broadway.
The New York herald., 1875-09-30

L1LAT TO LET-EIGHT ROOMS, ALL LIGHT, IN NEW.
first class brown stone house 424 West Foty-seventh
street; all modern improvements; chandeliers stationary
tubs range bathrooms dumb waiter speaking door opener
halls stairs carpeed painted and ghted good neigh
borhood. Apply to j. WEAVER, on first fiat.
The New York herald., 1875-09-30

GARDENER AND FLORIST.-sITUATION WANTED.
VI by married wife and one child; thoroughly
his business in all Its branches andscapin
menng and laying gentlemen places; first class city
Address j. D. Mr J. Is. Alexander, OS Viii
liam street New York
The New York herald., 1875-09-30

A YOUNG MAN, STEADY AND INTELLIGENT
~ wishes situation to learn the dry goods
business small salary expected and would trial
without salary for month Address c. box 17o Herald
The New York herald., 1875-09-30

(,OACHMAN's SITUATION wANTED-BY A MAR
" red man of good experiences good city reference from
last employer. Address NJ. j. box 1853 Herald Uptown
Branch office.
The New York herald., 1875-09-30

LINGLIsH CoACHMAN WISHES A SITUATION IN A
u good family; first class city reference single; aged 30
. Call on H. W. private stable, SO East SD vt.
The New York herald., 1875-09-30

~ CARDENER'S SITUATION WANTED-BY SINGLE
VI man cotth has 20 years experience in all kinds Of
gardening farming with the best references Address
w 34 Barclay
The New York herald., 1875-09-30

A SITUATION WANTED BY RESPECTABLE
N single III u coachman and groom; will be generally
useful city reference. Call address CoACHMAN,
No II last 3Oth st.
The New York herald., 1875-09-30

A SALESMAN WANTED-ABOUT 35 YEARS Oh
~ age permanent position fair salary; good commission
Address at once Is. NJ. s., box ia Herald Office
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miscellaneous.

DARGAIN.-FOUR CORNER LOTS, EACH 25XlOO
ID uburban) for $l5O and four adjoining for S1O0 cash
exchange letters answered Apply, between II and
o'clock only, to Z. G. SHEPPARD Agent, 10 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1875-09-30

SITUATION WANTED-AS COACHMAN AMI
n gardener: single; good all kinds Of work about
gentleman's place good reference moderate wages Ad
dress b. W., 73 West st.
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PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY Fol
SALE OR TO RENT.

AT NEW BRIGHTON-TO GOOD PARTIES. THREE
N fine winter Residences furnished uniurnshed.
duced rents adapted gcntemens family residences
ton une xceptionabe. LYNCH q WOOD, III Pie street.
The New York herald., 1875-09-30

A YOUNG MAN, - YEARS OLD, STEADY AND
"A temperate in his habits with knowledge bookkeep
desires situation in wholesale
laary object IL by he advance hmse
sood references security given If required Address W. O.
E42 West 4Sth st.
The New York herald., 1875-09-30

A VERY FINE FRENCH FLAT TO RENT AT $55 A
~ month, 25x75, to Eighth avenue entrance to
Central Park; all improvements; and lah
pump supplies through the buildng janor
always there. Apply at s97 Eighth avenue.
JOHN BRANIGAN.
The New York herald., 1875-09-30

GARDENERS SITUATION WANTED-SINGI.E; ;
VI fully competent in greenhouse graperies fruit vegeta
of lawn will take of horse
milk; best city reference. Address GARDENER, %
Rector
The New York herald., 1875-09-30

A uptown FLATS IN SUITS OF 3, o AND 10
n. to let newly escoed and In peasanest stua
House in Brooklyn. In first class order. Inquire
ofJOSEPH WILLIAMSON. 9e9 sixth avenue, of c. r.
BARNEY. 81 broadway.
The New York herald., 1875-09-30

A GARDENERS SITUATION-BY SINGLE PRAC-
N tica understands his business In all Its branchesi
will of horse II four years first class
city reference from employer Address j. c., los 9Th
The New York herald., 1875-09-30
COACHMEN AND GARDENERS.

A REsPECTABLE YOU'VE MAS WANTS A sIrUA.
II uon a coachman hrst class and plain gardener
mk tend furnace, low wages good reference Adj
dress WILLIAM, box lOJ Herald office.
A SITUATION WAN1ED--BI AN AMERICAN MAN
II gardener hOria In private family either city
or country good references given Apply 54s 2d
ntalrA
The New York herald., 1875-09-30

sITU ALTON WANTED-AS COACHMAN AND
n groom by a yonng man. who understands the care OF
horses and gardening: furnish six years reference Ad
dress H. r. Herald office.
The New York herald., 1875-09-30
FRENCn ADVERTIsEMENTs.

nN DEMANDE-UNE BONNIE BLANCIIISSEUSE
~ Franchise qn salt aire lie accommodate dOit
bien reconmandce Sadresser pendant scnane lGd
Montague st.. Brooklyn
IN DEMANDE-UNE FILE FRANCHISE POUR SOL
~ gncr deuN eniAnts ct ccudre preiec unc
qu ne pare pas anglas adresser 26 West 10Th
NE FRANCAISE, SACHANT BlEN FAIRE LES
" robes ct Golfer desire place dams anlc ells
peu prendre son dun eniant bOnnea references
JectonS dc voyageL s'sdrssssr au No. 5U3 ome aV..
troseme stags
The New York herald., 1875-09-30

76 BARROW STREET NEAR HUDSON STREET.
"a Furnished Rooms to let, suitable for gentl
or gentleman and wife: gas and bath; house;
moving,
The New York herald., 1875-09-30

I ARGE HOUSE FOR sALE-l25 GREENE STREET
IL public or private sale before the 9Th Of October
Miss CAMILLE KING.
The New York herald., 1875-09-30

JIRENCH FLATS-VERY DESIRABLY LOCATED
II and possessing every convenience Apply No. "A
West Fiftythird street to the janor or janitress.
The New York herald., 1875-09-30

no LET-HOUsE AT BERGEN POINT, FIRST STREET
second door from avenue v just put in thorough re
pair; rooms; rent very low till April l. Inquire o
premises at II Front street, upstairs,
The New York herald., 1875-09-30

| LIRENCH FLATS SIXTIETH STREET JUST WEST
IT of Tenth each, dark; all Inn
provements $c}5 S45 each neighborhood fine Can be
from to .. GEORGE 4. JARDINE, I .267 broadway
The New York herald., 1875-09-30
West Side.

BUILDING PLOT 75xll6, on WEST SIXTEENTH
I'D street, Ninth avenue suit; would
exchange equity for small House. OWNER, 43o West
Seventeenth
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-16

never yet have met an Englishman who
could speak the English language with any
degree of correctness.aaI have yet to meet
the son of the !" fast-anchored isle who does
not say " sem . for g some," "nething" for
" nothing" I can illustrate this national
popularity, as displayed by MIR. Irving, In a
well.known passage of Macbeth: ~
sAyle net yalde to kiss the grend befar vena AsI-
con's Jdte, r.. s..
Not to be halted by the re6ble's caerse."
I think the average American might hest.
tate to believe that those words as written by
Shakespeare are: -
"rH not yield, 70 kiss the ground before young
Mdtc0lm's feet,
Nor 10 be baited by the rabble's curse" ~
Still, we ought not to complain of this so
much. Almost every New Englander says
{" moo" for "new." Why does he not then
say "foo" for g eso?"
The letter u has certain sound given to
It by all photographers. When l hear the
alphabet repeated, this letter has, and re-.
celyes its appropriate sound; but every day
I hear stupid" called " stoopid," bear
duty" called i" dooty."-J. q. p, in Provi.
dence Journal.