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An Organ Leading Three Thousand
Singers.

An Organ Leading Three thousand
Singers.
The following letter from the most
eminent otganist in the United States,
refers to an organ now used by the Rev.
DR.. Talmage's Church. The organ for
IN erly used, made by another prominent
house, had proved Insufficient
NEW YORK, Feb, 4, 1873.
DEAR SIR owe You, personally, my
best thanks for sending us lthe Brooklyn
Tabernacle Congregation one OF the
Smith American Reed Organs to the
Academy of Music 1t is perfectly won
derful That So small al instrument in size
should have sufficient power To lead
congregation of so many thousand people.
The trustees, as well rs myself, are much
pleased with it. The quality of "tone Is
also all that can be desired. 1t speaks
for itself; and all | have met with who
attend the services, speak OF It as most
satisfactory. Accept my thanks, and be-
lreye me to remain most respectfully
yours. GEORGE W. MORGAN,
Organist
Testimonials in great numbers from all
parts of the United States, England, the
Canadas, and from Missionary Stations
over the World can be shown to prove
the enduring excellence of the American
Organ.
New and elegant styles ofthcse Organs
lust received and offered on most liberal
terms.
ADAMS & LUCAS, Agents,
1927 Market street
FyREgr'is determined TO close out his
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POLICE CoURT-Judge Cronmsr

POLICR UOURT-JN"g' 'WItWtF.
Two cases We're disposed Of at this
court yesterday morning.
George Shade, for driving on the side
walk, was fined one dollar and costs.
William Buch, for drunkenness. was
fined FIVE dollars and costs, but execution
was suspended and he WAS allowed to
take his departure from the city.
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For great bargains attend the Dry
Goods and Carpet Store this week OF
J. W. FERREL,
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The new style of ladies dresses is
called by those who 40 not admire them,
the checker board style.
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EyEy far-oti India has caught the in
lection. and her choral strands rcsound
with the song OF the crusader.
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REMNANTs of Dress Goods, remnants
of Muslin, remnants of Hamburgs, cheap
at J. 5. RHODES i Co.'S.
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SoyrTH1yG NEw.-Box-toed Cater,
made exclusively for the Iad'es """
children at l.
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The only place in the city that you
cnq find Childrens Box tOed Button
Caters j. AT l.. V. BLOSDS,
1875 Main street.
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh r. r.

CONDENSKD TIME tARD.
49,
ltt - :. =.
.h% AND AFTER NOV. -, 1874, TRAINS
u viii run Daily, except sunday ~ loI-
lows. w:
AccoN'u MALL EXPIRES.
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SUMNER Grenadines and White Goods
at Il give-away price, but must be sold
now. at j. w. FERRELs.
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HAMILTONs celebrated double-steel
seamless Corset, the best corset in the
United States. for one dollar.
j. ). RHODES d Co.,
Sole agents in Wheelng,'W Va.
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ALI the leading makes of Bleacnea
and Brown Muslins AT New York prices
is. RHODES y Co.
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TEN thousand yards best new dark
Prints just opened at
J. 5. RHODES - Co.'S.
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orr OF SEASON, but got to be sold Al
some price, a big line OF white goodsit
grenodiers and silks, corner Main ana
Sn,L .,,sat. J. w. FERREL.
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ALL the best brands Of Cslico' at
ont. per ward now j. W. tERREL.
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Nos. " and run daily; No. daily cN-
cent SUNDAY: No. {. daily except saturdays
East bound trains make direct c0mhTc-
lions AT Baltimore with trains ior unlIa-
Grlphia, New York and Boston. ~ WASH
!ugton city for all points south.
West bound trains max" direct cohh"'-
if,,u, for All uoiniS West and Northwest.
Pullman Palace cars on all night trains
WHEELING PiTTSHL ,RGH = ND HAh-
TIMORF DIJLSION.
-..r,sT-IEAYE,. wE-r-LEAYES.
5Nyh..Iiug Washington Pa,
Iii. M G:aIA.M. daily ats 40 4. NJ.
.yT,..ilr,, Washington, Pa,
~ ~ p.,,pN daily at.....2:lOP =. VI.
-,',,.i.,y. ,.Xrrpt,.d sundays excepted.
Tickets To all principal points can ne
procured at the Office al the Depot;
TIIOS X. SHARP.
Master Oi Transportation.
K.T DEVRIES, General Agent, Wheel
uOYlb
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Accommodation train leaves H"llair" at
i..l g. e., and arrives at Stvuh"nNlll" at
t!ur.M.
Tickets to all principle points IN the
East aud West can bc procured at the
itnion Ticket Onirt i'm McIMrc House, and
al The station at Bridgeport.
T. Il. MYERS,
uovg8 General Passenger II Ticket Agent.
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IMPORTANT to the ladies. l.. v
Blond. No. 1875 Main street, mas now
lust received his new stock Of Ladies
Box teed Button Caters.
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Go to l.. V. Blends for your BoT-toed
Button Caters, 1875 Main street.
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For Alpacas, Mohares, and CashmereS
o W. 90 TO j. w. FERREL's.
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OLD river men say there has been
more ice i'll the Ohio river this winter
than ever before.
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-Index TO New Advertisements.

.Iudex to New Advertisements.
Girl Wanted to Do General House
work.
A.P. \. Funeral Notice.
For Pittshurgh-Steamer Mallie Ia
gon.
Go to PAUL & Winship's.
Repsiring-A. K. Mrorehcad " Co.
Tea House,. Anderson.
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HEADS Of families are making pre-
parations for their move within the
next three weeks.
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SOME of the Island people will catch a
bad spell tonight at the Thompson NJ.
T.. Church.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.,

VIANI\G BEEN APPOINTED ADMIN
l~rRArOE OF the estate of CAROLYN"
Enddr, deceased, hereby notify all pcT-
sons knowing themselves indebted To the
sid estate, Ia settle same accounts with
I'm thirty days Also all person having
claims against said estate tu present them
t,r.rttIrmrnt. Gil -. FETrE.
WuEsIr<g March I. $50. mTlh
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ANp we won't have hanging this
month. What disappointment to great
many people.
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CorxcIL will meet again next Tuesday
night.
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FEKREL.is determined to close out his
stock.
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STRING fashions don't thrive this kind
of weather.
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CONE, gentle spring.
TIE winter of our discomfort continues.
We will have to wait II little longer
before We get the fire alarm telegraph.
SrRAuDER gets another chance for his
white ally.
TuF spelling fever is spreading very
fast.
If this i Spring weather we II take
little more winter.
SuovELs and spades have been trumps
for the past two days.
SPRING fashions don't thrive this kind
Of weather.
The fire alarm telegraph did not get
TIN ough last night.
THE only charm March has is in the
tran,po,ilion of its letters.
CoUHCIL will meet again next Tuesday
night
SOME the Island people will catch
IL. IL, NJ
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THE only charm March has is in the
of its letters.
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]. |. HOBBS, SON & CO.,

Nos. IlI5 Main n llI6 Water streets.
". L. Butler. Jr., and W. VI. curtis, Ac'iN"
Partners. len
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SuovELs and spades have been trumps
for the past two days.
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FIRE DEPARTMENT.

made lengthy report and offered the
following resolutions:
Rcsolrcd, That the committee on Fire
Department, be and are hereby directed
to report an ordinance amending an or
dnance in relation TO the Fire Depart
ment Of the city so as to provide for the
payment of nine hundred dollars per an
mum, to each of the three cngincmen.
they to give their whole time to the SER
vice.
ReSotrcd, That the committee on Fire
Department. be and are hereby empow-
cred to contract with the National Fire
Alarm Telegraph Company, for the
erection of their system in the city of
Wheeling, as contemplated in the paper
submitted by them, not to exceed SIS, $50,
when the proper bond is executed and
approved by the City Solicitor.
The resolutions Of the committee were
rc-commltted Tor further report.
The report Of the Committee on Ac-
counts recommending the payment of
bills, amounting to $539.4s, was read and
adopted.
WORK HOUSE.
The Committee ON Police offered the
follow Ing resolutions;
Res9lred, That the Committee on Po-
lice be instructed to select a suitable place,
procure bids, for the erection of suitable
Sheds to work offenders in and report the
same to Council at the next meeting.
Resoired, That the offenders be allowed
- for their labor and shall continue to
labor until the amount allotted shall be
sufficient to pay all fines and costs held
against them by the city after which they
shall! he discharged.
The first resolution was adopted and
the second resolution rejected.
THE PENINSULA BRIDGE.
The special committee on Peninsula
Bridge made the following report:
To the MAYOR and Connect:
The Special committee on Peninsula
Bridge appointed by your honorable
body, ito ascertain the cost of a bridge
and its approaches, across Wheeling
creek. to the City Cemetery, in accord
auce with the plans and specifications
made by ". C. Smith, late City Survey
or, and now in the possession of the
City Clerk, and report as soon as prac-
ticable,' would report: That for the
purpose of obtaining the information re
quired by the above restitution. they cor
responded with several bridge compa-
MES, and obtained from them their
acreage prices for the superstructure, and
also obtained estimates from parties
III this city, of the cost of the masonry
and the approaches. Believing that
Council desires to ascertain how much
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If this j. Spring weather, we II take
a little more winter.
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HOURS OF DEPARTURE.
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cheaper bridge, DO feet long and Il
feet wide, sRd its approaches, can be
built. than Mr. Smith estimated in his
report 10 Council, the committee would
present the following statement Of the
cost of the several parts Of such brsdge,
made Up from the offers Of the several
parties with whom the committee bad
corresponed, all of which parties are be-
lieved to be responsible men.
$50 perches of masonry and HOp per- ~,
ches 400 "
2lO lineal feet Of superstructure at ~,
DC per 4oZo w
Foundation for pier Smith = eSti- -, ~,
matc) I'OVV w
Total cost OF bridge. W
g.j7g cubic yards of earth III APP
breaches at bic average oi bidsl.S 2,UW ~
81, i75 %
SMITHS ESTIMATE.
80 perches of masonry and 20
peEches of rip-rap o,UJo w
2l0Nneal feet of superstructure at
3jc per irbO w
Foundation for pier estimated. 10 U w
Total cost of bridge w
9,I79 cubic yards of earth in APP
prOacheS at ZISih ~
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This Branch WAS called to order by
Mayor Sweeney. On roll call there were
present. Messrs. Baird, Butterfeld, CaFna-
han, Cunning, Egerter, Hall, Hoffman,
McAdams, Roberts, Schambra, stone,
Ulrick and Wilson.
The minutes Of the last meeting were
read, approved and signed.
The report of the committee on Capita!
was received from the Second Branch and
read.
MI Stone was DESTROYS Of knowing how
great would be the expense for strength
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TuF spelling fever is spreading very
fast.
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TRANSFORMATIONS.
Baltimore & Ohio r. r. Co.

- ~ szs.=z=sg-7 = -E5=Efzs ~
80 - sT:
AN AND AFTER MONDAY, NOFEM-
" BIER 10, 1871, Passenger Trains VIII
ran a. follows, Wheeling time:
EASTBOE.vD TRAINS.
No 10 No u No 76 No ~
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SrRAuDER gets another chance for his
white ally.
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CONE gentle spring.
TIE winter of our discomfort continues.
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at'heelina Ae9lster.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10. 1878.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

.ArTirdl 0f Trans.
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tuinier Resoris.

DOYAL VICTORIA HOTEL, Nassau, N. p.
IL BahsmssNow opsp The mos aensh'lIl M climate ma
aud make the trip In two DAYS. For pareu adlSes
JAMES LIDGERNOOD. los Broadway, y. \.
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE


sth ave W 4 TO IT n Of s3ds, 25xlOo John W. firs-
and Wife Jennie B,rtnctt $l5
,5tia 81 : : 29SG ft " Of lstave, l5XlO0ll Hen
'ssfs Br,wn TO sarah Arnold OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1b'
,SslI 81 same property Alfred Arnsd TO Henrietta
1Tsssriiec road $40 IL Of ighbridrcsve, lS
Sx irT,yzlar; Morton Brock and Nile aid othersto
xicgsbria 81 road, same property; Mary Dewey ana
k1sband 70 PasTck CocAlin onli
,sn,Ssr N 1 lS 70 " OF Avenue A. lS.9xlOO.ll; lsOt
ict :. Tarrell referee 10 John II iiirt b,l
,oi,t - n : 200 10 Of lth-ave, 5OXlO) IL Sieg-
lnrd Never Rrd Sie 20 Jas BnfrUp. 81
,,,'i ave No. l73 .Cj n 10 DOushiy's rooS X III
i,,scul,r t2Gd Ward sherman w kneval, tr stoe,
ID others TO Anua II kncyal ,. FL
az e,e : " cor Of 75tn-st. lOOxl022 Griffith Rove
syc ~us y cor of 74ths 75Nl % 60 same. oni
e,i Va " cor of S4ts l0OGlG2.2 sane 70 same Nomi
iS7hsi g. 176 It " OF 6tlaVe 70Sa9ll IA part OIL
,,Sss s.Ss e san. a55 II Of oSds 5oxlOo II part OF
sSn,r 4. ChaS Cornish -. - -, -Noihi
s % WI W." - ~ corner ot iO5tl st. 25xlO0l also lOGth
- n 4 S2j itcSf l1ih-rye 25X2Ol. 10 % l0tAst
80 lo8I-st, u : 1j0 tt " OF g,hayN 25NtOlli
srsak Per- ins and wife 70 Martha ID Smi j.. .N0m
e,S a., " 8 S2.s e OF tSthst 10 'lONsS5&l' Ok
os.L, also 4lst-st. n : 100 - " of Ctbavc, 20 xSoy
s."Iei Caa and vic IL Michael rmsiaUter. N OtllI
sarsysp n " T. 6SE ft l. e OF t,rlI NJ, 15A2uX irTcg-
Slsrs also 6Tabd-sL IA " cor Shlhvan-sb irregular
snf s-sS = Il" $500 n g. 10 II of Grand ~. 25Xl25;
"tis Grand .sf n > - 10 Of SH.0lk ST. 25XIOOi Id
- IlgIu O. asig .rct \ NtoFvuy .... OO,U
2q5 q Oi lltli ave. GJXlOG.4. sidney
s,oifh Ia william WetnUTo- ~
lOflcisLj = J. NA'""N' DVP"'1 ~ s'''N'
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Coanlrp prcpertp 60 Get.

FURNISHED HOUSE in Orange, n. J.. to
i EENT uni May next AddIos Box ?,-ls NowNork.
0En0 PER MONTH, FURNISHED, 500,
ID HUI pain.-Comi ortabie suburban RESIDENCE, l2
rooms garden horse deiot payemenis gas bot
cold only 40 minutes nom loot Oi lD
eryst ly frequent trains all an ORDER carttlI
lar,,es apy 81 once al Elizabeth Depot by or
address OWNER Box 49,, Elizabeth. n j.
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DroohInn Real es;nls for Sale.

SIO O00 GREAT BARGAlNS.-New
- iU.DStOe and elegant hfst glass. three siOfy
BisOWN -TONF HOUSES 1f0 and l42 Macon ST. near guC
teh Of Marcy and Fnt0Davos; essy terms
Oest manner: location nsuTpassed healthy hfohies
10 Churches cars &c. Inquire premises of OF H. H.
6lCHOL-, Pinest
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Siinni,ons mnnieo-- Males.

OACHMAN.-Wanted, situation Ivy first
class ooaohnan that uodersanls Tho care AID man
best of els refer Call on oI address
j. L.. Opera STABLES. AZ and 81 East 32dsi.
NOACHMAN.-By n gentleman for his coach
~ man. whose ieetoouals bear Tho slI1'ss. ntiyj s
st,ieiv enurrtie Gail Oh iiIcs- THOMAS 2i3 west
toth ., M tNPLOYPt po9 MaGi-oe ave, fcr two dpvs
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Real @siats Go Exchange.

DEAL ESTATE-In exchange for
H CLOTHING, uARDwARK, &c.
usnufaCtOry which cost 900 located near go0a
hsbor and railroad exchange Tor sto0k vi clothing hard
any saiabie goods Adiress apply at r. r.
DILtIA OHhMS Advertising Agency. Hartford, Conn.
fIO EXCHANGE for farms or country resi-
- dasoe two thFoestoTy bn0k H0UsEB in BrockyA. 90
f1ssts iIOis Fulton Ferry lins ot Two car routes
ROLAND 4 WEfTIhU. BSekmanst
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. CHAkIl-s fON.I1 HlsI fo'I-'''

nor SALE AT A BARGAIN on very easy
terms. 10 Cose estate fse Ney d, ol,e LOTS s"l'
sfIs flr immediate improvements ON EltiAEIfIH IT,,
pOrh ile 100 feet of Par ADJOINING row OF 10"
WM II. KAYNOR,
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Brooklnn properin Go fet.

CARROLL -ST-TO RENT.-The 3-story brick
" and house No 223 Carroll St near Court
put Orier with al modern improve
nents; rent good j. l.. CORNELL. al Court
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Gin Rsal Gsinie for Gnle.

A GREAT ARGAlN.-lmmediate possession;
~ the hrst class story bTowusOne HOUS % i.ast
ST. near rescCei and in peIftc,
ode.. L. II. NICHOLS, owner, 80 8 y ue-st.
A FOR SALE-'Iw0 LOIS O0 MadIson-ave.,
bsl A. 100 east Of Madison ave-. are y'ry de~,ra
ko iate Improvement viii 30 soi AT reduced value
" afS''S''' CqARIFs FOx,l2 I9ssf 45th.si
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REAL ESTATE.
Nnw.YonK. Friday. Nov. q6. ls

NNWsNOhk. FTIuNy1 NUV EV' fNfV'
The following were the sales at the Exchange
sslesroom to-day;
BV H'na Reansllv.
sIo,s the Of e3ds 100 OF SthsNe each 2sx ~.
sists stio 70 Ming the above each 26xiOO5 ID Il Van
By LIsaes W. Hsiler
ystSfy brick houso with lot No az Prince ST. So 20
s,.ss " Ia,e ISs ~ 5000
BU Blackleell & Riker.
one o1co nO' R,sbete ca1IGHc ~ ~ 5000
By 4. j. Bleeckey d Son.
Two story brick houses. With plot on the : " corner
of south T1thase and Grantst 33t NbO; George -. -.
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Gelp Wanteo-- Males.

XVANTED--T TRAVELLING SALESMAN with
w trade ip boots and shoes Address with
ses>s HNDE. PeABoDY n c". i7e ooastcssst, sestoA.
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Gitp properip Go Cet.


I(RENCH FLATS-Yery desirably located
and possessing convenience Apply at No "a West
bSd st., TO the Jsnitor or Jan,ress.
1NO LET-2d FLOOR of house No. SO
l. Groyest Rent $50 per month Inquire Of NJ. AScI.
S2l Bleecktr 1T.
'T,0 LET-0ne FLOOR, rooms, with all i'm
a prOvemens 235 West S9ths between 1th and 9Th
aves Inquire of GRALY.
ITO LET-An elegant BASEMENT, 2Ox5O
in fine building facing city Han PARK; the rooms well
adapted for billiard having high ceiling nne
ligii, aud easy access Apply 2 J. ~ wYCkoBf Co.. Il
Park row.
TN0 LET.-Photograph Gallery and Rooms for
" dwelling at 90 9th ave, WayerleY place. Cool
stand business Keys Mysr fashionable tailor
I2g Waverlev place THORNTON Nj. RODMAN, Real
Estate Agent 500 Broadway, II 4tlsL
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yornr swedish woman with good reference; first rate
cools aanros Is particular As 70 size Of fsmy or 10
.a Int wants ~ place Is obhgps sAhny. and has
conn M, city or colntry willing " do honss~otk Can
~ No iRg ,i'h as-r reaf "fl a.
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I AUNDRESS.-Gcntlemen and families
washing done in She best manner at Jo7 7tsyo, top
l.Or.
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Country Board
COUNTRY BOARD for WlNTER.-A small
family o. two three single tomsl or ladies can
IA u ted vor, comfortably ~ PHEASANT use e ghnN
,s'ed = ivenn to city se S""iheas IN
q, DO nfe large inny d. use weihed by sS ity
and open Gies: omnibus passes door Or cars. For
IRONS rrqnr 20 p3ld he oYehn s1nl ~ u "a 'r oi
this wold pe more c,hipl tAOr @ ~ - s'i ~
hcal fu city sLi1g houses. Address oom Z,
no. 10 broadway, Now-lork.
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i ACEWORK, DEESSMAKING. &c.-An {

VItiN' r' lN =, ~, - -
e> aud repair, ami cleans lacos N the best manner -
and seausres-: Cleans KID gloves and
M ala
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I AUNDRESS.-A respectable cOlored lam
i dress WISHES grnilrmcns families washing; terms
reasonable PIG West 29th st., Room II.
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nJ sOO MODEL So, 600 HOMES. So, 800.

y ,stUU.-At FRANKLIN, charming suburb Of
kENAIiK, n. }. Convenient 70 ORANGE hOuNIAlN'
PASsAIC, &c. -. -. -.
Sl,SrQ Tln nUY o HAN DSOME COTTAGE, roons.
5000 n5u BUY HANDSOME COTTAGE - rooms
5000 viii Buy aHANDSOAE COiIAGf< trJoiDA. .
B 900 Win BUY q lfhNDSOME COtfAOE. ii rooms All
modern ip,ur0yements handsome grounds.
Is property beautifully located ADJOINING railroad STA
ton. nearer IN time than cENI RAJ PAfk low ooln lta
ten stcrlIeut SCIIOO rs, CHU RC8fks and Markets.
BKasnDe Pbobosiafh Of HVuses. &C, ~ s0 "bDWAf'
tOan JAMES H BAY.
P's-m0NTHLY PAYMENTS
New-York tribune., 1875-11-27

GOOK and LOUSEWORK-Bya a German girl
~ city country used 10 all Kind, " no lseor1
ing AMI ironing, Sc. Can D. al the PHOEi.5 IA..f
now HukEAu, is Oh Aye., above lOths
New-York tribune., 1875-11-27

T AUNDRESS-By IL Swedish girl with good
references for city country. uud business
in every paTtcHar puu ate ami polish; will for
m wag"s. Call at No. 366 9th 2Sd ST.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-27

Nertb Presbyte rim Church, corner OF Hinhave and
IA fty vt 1880 aud 80 PIeleang ia ne
MORNING by The Pastor, Rev :. IT, KOSSlItlh SUD
Joct "EScnses" Young Peopes at oc'"cS
n. Y Port Society tIreaehiDg at lhs MaTlntrs ohrca
cnrufT ahaine Madison sta TO ONokEUN, ~ lO2 a.
AMI ~, D. m by ihe Pastor. Rev E - Ml hpiif ana a'
sat 27s Waters. by associate pastor Rev BENZ T. MIL
LARD.
Old John Street VI. y. Church near nassau t-Peseh'
ing by Rev tEEsiuN hocH = Nhf ni tln isNs -'
I'd IOa p aud re y. Seais free All c0rdaiIY lnted
n r. FrothluQhau Pastor OF the independent Libetal
ChIrch will praanh Masonic Temple. Twenty ird 81 snd
EixLhaye, on SUNDAY MORNING., AZ lO4O oc'"eh- ou"
feet: 1.-THE Cessation Of thanksgiving
Key III, ID. Gnnse, Pastor wiz Ireseh At the Madison
Axeune Reformed Church, TDer Fifty enth st al "a ~
Ia 9a D. M Sabbath school ~ oss m strangers o@inS'Y
welc0me1
New-York tribune., 1875-11-27
5iinalions {Uanieo--fe

4 fION or IIVINEN ORk -I}Y n cOnDPIrut
~ Protestant woman an.ress his been long
lie lu. gOOl uctrnt, Can pe al 40. i3N aye.
above lOh -, the iiu. store
New-York tribune., 1875-11-27

ATH-AVE., 349.-3d story back, with board,
n 80 second story baos, $40 hall rooms ST ~
for persons handsomely furnished front pario ST.
alb
New-York tribune., 1875-11-27

w "A and tidy. wiliing and obi gins
wcgd like laoo either eSperenoe csanOennad and
arcsS Ia take Of small cilGren
aud do plain sewing furnish eNo-ens reference Apply
ODELLS AGENCY where references ghiy n
yosigae. No. 100 West 3ith St, corner Of broadway.
WASHlNG.-A young woman would like to
w get washing her homo; has city refss
TS0 ID ave-. up one hight rear.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-27

u eARAH r. ETrTER lneTJ. II. Rl
Fi.EDERiCiI W. TGIpPE. No - Psrkplace
Alsi r-fers ~ permission, 70
WILLIAM HENRY AfiNfNN. esq,
Arnpux Rich. o. WoOliorl, No 27l Broadway
vgyi.ii. an "a 4 Bro. No 2S3 Ws 'hington-st
MessrS sA iriaHLsE. BJSIWlCk, g. MARTIN, NO. Ia
Bfoanw1y.