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NEW ACCOMPLISHMENTS
ono cOUSTS COURT.
Rlla Hin and NaFlno IRguElnenl
Company q Whorling In ch.Do.,v

Conn ROl6fis and otherL
By virtue d deere q tha County Court q Ohio
county, West Virginia, made and entered on tho
20lh day q January, 1870, intha above entitled
capHn, the pndiulgnel Special Commissioners VIII
proceed 70 te ai publie auction, a The tnnt door
u the Court HouSe Of aid OhiO county, on
TUESDAY, APRIL 81 $50,
COmmenclnglt 10 O'Clock a N, Of aid day, al the
cal and other minerals, belonging present. to the
lands that were conveyed 70 the aid GelrEa Rob
~ by ne drol q John Woods, tTisiee, and Mar
tha Knox, bearing date the Sub day q June, 1858
and recorded In the Clerks othc' y unld Ohio
county In DEED Book No. s., pagO 81; excepting
only y much Of MD cnal q vas conveyed By aid
George Roberts and vile 70 Emma y Carter BY
decd datel the 1T day u January, 1870, The nd
deed being 4 deed II exchange between the Alid
Emma H. Carter, q the one part and the aid
Genngn Roberts VI the other part, aud ToroTied IN
slld Clerks oiiCu ln Dad Book No. 81, page ~. ,
Ala all the ooll, WpyA ea.emhntA Hghta and
privileges which By the aid list mentioned deed
q exchange Werp granted by tho aid Emma h
Carter TO the sald Geope Roberts; the above being
the aIne coal, minerals, Ways easements, Eightl
aud privileges which Eere conveyed BY the aid
Roberts and vile to the Crescent Iron Company
by deed bearing laie the l2th day Of July, ISL,
and recoNie1 10 aid Ciefk'a Ollee In Deed Book
No, IS page J6I For anlOFe particular and Minute
description d the melC and bounds Of the premises
here 0inred Tor ae, the e0lflo Of entries, and the
character u other improvements eonnected with
the nme, relepnee s hereby made 70 q complete
plat Of tho aid promises now posted In the Clerks
Oilice Of Ohio County Court.
TERNH 0R sALR.-Ope.iouTth Of the purchase
money 70 b paid IN cash on the day u ale, and
the FJaiduo Of aid purchase money 70 30 paid In
four equal annual lnStallmantS with intarsf there
on lTOn the day Of sale; the purchases TO give bonla
With security, 10 10 approved by ald Special Cpn-
misloneFs, Tor aid deieFrod payments, and the
title TO nld property to b retained until The mid
purchase money Ahill have been fully paid.
JAMES r. ROGERS,
u, @. BARR,
mFgB Special Commissioners.
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KNAPP.-At Denver, Col, on saturday morn
Ing, March 20, 1873, llRSRr g. KNAPP, aged q
years and ddayA
Funenl FROM the residence Of Mru, C. Zmmer
iii Market street, this afternoon at q o'clock
Friends are invited. Intermcnt at Mt. Wool.
JONES-At New AtartlnsVillc, West Virginia
on saturday, March q, 1873, al ~ ~, JdsEPH T.
JOSEs.
Funeral FROM Mcclure lIOuS on Tuesday after.
noon, March s0tli, at AZ o'clock.
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LOUIS.
S! F.ss to e HiGGgsi 4 ,Ii,.ss.n and

hlutlSllCN Ol HOpuIultOn AMI
TrndeACOntetitl6G Of A1lIierS.
81. Jouts, March 2S.-Advance sheets
Of Gould's city directory, for this year,
show that the population Of ST. Louis,
january /, 1875, was four hundred and
ninety thousand. This estimate is not
based alone upon the number Of names
embraced in the new directory, but also
upon the proportion Of school children to
population, the number Of new buildings
erected, the consumption Of -four, and
other articles Of food, and the number Of
persons and firms engaged In different &C.
This shows an increase Of
population since 1870, the census year, Of
iiity.seyen per cent.
While some branches Of trade have de.
taihlshed during the past year q general
comparison Of commercial and manuiAc-
tuting interests gives an lnctease Of over
ten per cent over the previous yeaf, aud
about seventy pct cent since he census
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE,

Harry RkLiEE EoR YoUSO MEs from tho Effects
Of Errors anil Abuses In early life. Manhood re-
stored. impairment to Marriage frmotril. New
method Of treatment. New anil remarkable rene
telopes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, 40
n. Ninth g., Philadelphia, rA.,-an Institution
having high reputation for honorable conduct and
professional skill. Iani81lAW
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braces FOR LADIES AND GENTS,
q every variety, on hand aud made to
order, at the
WHEELING GLOVE AND svsPERDER MANuFAc.
T0RE
No. 1917 MARKET ST., below the POstOfice.
mr27
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WHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE

Miiosk ,-E6anded b. The titisni n wheelina
~ We heil education d Their daughter ilo1fi
gsa1ted v is9g-fWsntyileu ieltl eueeslql %.
alnee i9I1
Dga1Msl, -frSr4a,osy, Aa5emie, coiIRiile
Aheiell aud Modem Languages, An AID CqnldfYds
toy u Mllie, Fail md th6fddsh e(lf4 d study.
tse.ll- Ablt md eapetiehqed lullipt,of1 "a
Ill 4hiid I'm q iho lslqol gtlf yin Ottd
MONDAY Jahalfy aSlA iahil
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50 cases Concentrated Lye
100 Matches.
6harOls GlrrelpSsnuft.
80 boxes CARROTS PaekS.
1000 pounds Dutch Nader Print
500 Indigo Spanish Float
% barrels Chip Haywood,
Al LAUGHI1N BROS, a co.'s
% pounds Chlorulurm.
g Bromide Potassium.
% Glom0l.
% 1odlde Potash.
30 Fluid Extracts, TildOn'L
90 Solid Extracts, DO,
20 bottles Sugar Coated ILLS.
AZ IAUaHLlN BROS. a co.'s
% dozen BaEer's God Liver oil.
Q Halps Lung Balam.
q JAyno's ESpectoTant
Is Ayers Cherry pectonl
1000 Essences Cinnamon, &c.
800 Hateman Drops,
g0 Godffey's Cordial.
100 Essence Jamaica Ginger.
Al LAuGHLlN BROS. 4 CO.'S.
1900 pounds GnIn Pepper ingipov,
600 Cloves,
S@ " All,pce.
900 Cream Tartar, pure and ehOlce,
~ Mustard in cans and 10 bulk,
W Ground Ginger, East India Jamaica
COxH0elatne, Arrow Root, 1NplOCa and SagO.
oc29 AtLAUGHLlN BROS. a cos.
100 ounces Qnlnlne, Powers q wslghimanL
g q salphale MOnhia.
For ale at IXTdHGIN BROS. a co.'s.
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BLOCH BROS.
MIRO 1912 MAIN STREET
Fnutr TREES, sttRuBBERY, &c.

i
The pFupfielOrS Of Pleasant fiili Nursery, WeSi
Virginia, are now Offering The most complete hur.
sefy stock gfURn within The State for many yelfl
Thiry.iOuf yt4tS' experience and observation 10
the growing d fruit and fruit tFets has ehablei u
70 present. very afge, eolleeiion q all kinds d
fruits embracing old and new varieties, which have
been tested IN various localities, and found well
adapted 10 this climate. OUT tfeea Afe all gfUWn on
the highest land IN this country, and exposed 10
storms on AL sides, which Sechfei 10 the planter
more haniy, heaithy tue than can possibly te
grown on rich low Of bottom lands and double the
amggnt Of roots - entail 10 the COOL gfuWth d
OIL kinds Of trees and pianla Our stock consists d
Oll0WS:
Apple tres ~, 8 and yeaf5 old, ranging from
10 feet, PREV loW By the loo OF 100.
Teach tftc, and 9 yeafs Old tq7 feet.
reaft, standard very extra, 5 10 feet.
Dwarf Pcars, ihflllj tftes, Ito s feet
Plum tres, Ito 9 feet.
! Cherry ifes!, The besl We have ever Offered 70 the
public, 10 I icet.
Apheol1 tot feet,
Ofahge Quinte, 10 3 ieel.
tlaPeviheS, ID varieties and d superior quality,
GarfdhtL doSSobefries, Strawberries, fla,pte1,e,
and Hlackbeffie9 IN yafiety AMI hue. Alo 30 Fafis
elles Of eVefgeeng Of various a1a including an ex-
etllehl stock ottetnetery purposes
Thqs desiring cemetery plants may d. WeLl 10
consult The sexton d QreenNO1d Cemetery,
eI John K. Bolstord, Jopph seybold and
Plant. We ala. otef 4 ans ciiNllOi q fols
aud h0gtilns ihnbs, inSethef With hne ~
lection d gite-h0d9 hlanli after Mach 1T. Shade
tfte % taIlety, UN5e Ofahge pldill b. the 100
u 1000 Tteel e4felnlly PACKED add Wiifinied 10
telei thelt detlnatlol W GOOD condition. Prizes
llhna God tfe,l win pielli md 10 their ORDER
early, q the cliy gtdtia ol ilelitt most attention
el4 lgelle Tie llsi tres C1lie pJIdtuol ldlleted
Inn ~ delflui ines Aud pllhtt Addit
WILLIAM d, 4 4. DUNLAP,
teiedAN Valley gioye 0hi3 Cti Wet Va
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

A victim Of youthful lmprudenee, causing me.
mature decay, neftOuS debility, etc., hayiuS tiled
IN vain evefy known remedy, has found kimnle
seii-euFe, which he will send jfes 10 BE fellow nf
erefA. Address u H. REEVES, IS Nassau street
New York. land
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
l.svohlln's Infant Cordial,

nation Of Tho unmy To alay uneaslhcss 10 qrlel
COlle Palms, 10 promote Sleep, tneute Summer Com.
planl. This We consider one Of The most vnluNblr
remedies 10 IL kept IN the family Wien the chill
dpn ara cutting their teeth. We afe selling thou.
ahls Of bottles, and have to hGif the INT lrtsoH
say Il is not all WDrecOmmend II to lp.
MOfilERs, hare you a Iieklg, ietihiag BAH thai
TURNS the HOURS Of Ni0ttT when YOU ~ long idF
fe1i) Into ole I0S0, wEAiiY DAYTIME II WORM.
NEST and cAgE2 Cry-CV-L rB-all day aud all
night longi II yUu have, liheH 70 Foi06, In Opii.
yihcetl, hsitidis no taRger-a FEW druia Of lNHASf
C0RDiAL and your tAihi witt lje fAGiFiRD, and
swEfsT, RRFRESifiNG sLRRp will lake the placu 1i
wAERFUL srPFEniSd. Procure II once bottle.
Sold by all Dripgisls and
LAUGifElN flliOs. 4 CO., Pruprielurs,
Wheeling, w. Va.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-04-16
The works OrInsects.


The following calculations show
the immense value of tiny insects
and insignificant looking worms:
Great Britain pays annually one
million dollars for dried bodies of
the insects known as the cochineal;
while another, peculiar to India
gum chelial, or rather its prod4c-
tion-is scarcely less valuable. More
than fifteen hundred thousand hu-
man beings derive their sole support
from the culture and manufacture
of the fibres spun by the silk worm,
of which the annual circulating me-
dunn is about two hundred millions
of dollars. In England alone, to say
nothing of the other parts of Europe
five hundred thousand dollars are
spent every year in the purchase of
foreign honey, while the value of
that which is native is not mention
ed; and this does not include the ten.
thousand pounds of wax imported
annually. Besides, there are thenut
gals, used in making ink; the can
tharides, or Spanish fly, used in med
icine. In fact, nearly every insect
known contributes, in some way, to
swell commercial profits. Even the
dreaded Colorado bug may become,
useful as will be seen from the sboYe.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-04-16
Co,s;,,,.a from first aa0e.

leaves Hungary and penetrates into
Wallachia. 1t is here the river breaks
through the great mountain wall
which bounds Hungary on the
south. 1t is believed by geologists
that at some time previous to any
human record, this mountain chain
damned in the waters which de-
scended from the Eastern Alps, and
that Hungary was a vast inland lake
like the Black Sea, with an outlet
which flowed down cataracts having
fall of prrphaps 1000 feet. This
mountain rampant, by some convul-
sion or earthquake, was burst
through, giving such egress to the
river as to empty and drain the vast
Hungarian lake; or, perhaps, the
weight and pressure wore and tore
deep channel down among the rocks,
which now rise up on each side
thousands of feet high, almost as
steep as the walls to house. All
over the Hungarian plains are found
If6Al-WdIeT SH6llS ShOniuS ShoO INC
land was once the bottom of a
FREsH-wATER SEA.
These marine remains are found in
the Valley of the Danube, long
distance above Vienna, and quite up
to the foot of the Eastern Alps
which would seem to demonstrate
that the great dam created by the
Seryian and SlaVonian mountains,
which sweep around the southern
boundary of Hungary in a half cir
Gle, must have forced back tie wa
tiers of the Danube distance of not
less than 700 miles, to the foot of
the mountain chain which divides
Hungary from Bohemia and old Po-
land-overspreading nearly 100000
square miles of space.
But it is time to take the cars and
return to Vienna, preparatory to a
trip through Southern Germany, of
which some mention viii be made in
the next letter to the Tribune, for
the weather is too hot to endure
when a few hours ride will take one
to the cool, breezy uplands of Bava-
ria. J.H.
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wonders orthe Deep.

What a beautiful place would be
the bed of the ocean, if we could
only have an opportunity to descend
without fear to its profound depths,
and investigate, at ease, all its mys-
teries. What a delightful chance,
provided the personal safety of the
explorer was secured, to spy out the
hidden secrets, to gaze on the long
hidden gorgeousness of the silent
caves and coral palaces, the forests
and plains, the mountains aud val
leys of the submarine .worldl But
the truth is that even if the sea were
temporarily exhausted or its pillows
calmed for our curiosity, it would
be too dangerous, in its thick, deep,
unctious bed, for human Footsteps
and would be too fatal to life in its
rank exhalations to leave US hope
of adding much to our stock of
knowledge as to its maryels.
The curled, deep purple leaves of
the sea lettuce cover, no doubt, the
bed of the ocean, and lie deeply in
termixed with the large, porous Gch-
ems; and many branehed hollow
alg@, full of life and motion in their
rosy little bladders, thickly set with
ever-moving arms. Seen from a
height, the mass of luxurious vegeta-
ton would present the appearance
of gay carpet, brilliantly set off
with shining ornaments, for among
the leaves we might just catch
glimpse of the showily painted mol
uses, the rainbow tinted fish, the
gigantic angong, the siren of the an
clients; the shark, with his leaden
eyes; the thick-haired sea-leopard
and the lazy turtle. .3a
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-04-16

Deacon Ladue, of Wisconsin,
went to the barn and hung himself
with log chain because his wife
playfully kicked his hat off and ex-
claimed: 'That's the kind of a
clothes-pin ami"
"Go away! Leave me with my
dead! Let me fling myself on his
coffin and die therel'' That was in
Nebraska six months age, and now
the widow has won another trusting
soul, and number ones portrait is
in the attic face to the wall.
A man in Terre Haute ate quart
of saw dust on wager. He will;
probably have a pain in his lumbar
region if he sticks to such board as
that.
Josh Billings says: 'There amt
anything that will completely cure
laziness, though a second wife has
been known to hurry it some."
A Rhode Island woman says. that
she'd rather have the nightmare sew
en- straight nights than tell her hus-
band that the -four barrel is empty.
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Does the young man who persists

Does the young man who persists
on being a loafer, ever reflect how
much less it would cost to be a de-
cent, respectable man? Anybody
can be gentleman if he chooses to
be, but it is mighty expensive being
loafer. 1t costs time-days, months,
years of it. 1t costs friends. Your
consort will be only the buccaneers
of society. It costs health, vigor
comfort--all true pleasures in hv-
ing, honor, dignity, self-respect, and
the respect of the world when liv-
ing, and finally all regret and con-
sideration when it is dead.
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AUCTION l!

AUCTION! ~
i HE subscriber will offer for sale
q public auction. two miles west Of Ashtabula
harbor. at the residence Of r. Wiikinson, on Fa
TUESDAY, APRIL sOth,
a. saIO 10 o'clock a m, the following articles Of per.
EinSs nSInsehod furniture, Farming utensIls Of II
ls HEAD SHORT HORN DURHAMs. q
M SSToD, SSTss Of wheat IN the ground soasd last
Terms All sums under sIo ..L - = -. ..
time VIII be given on sums over Sio a. az us
cent Interest. Two per cent discount for cashp por
R. WILKINSON.
se'"'''N' NA'rh ~ Is'o' atlnT'
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Hay for Safe. I.

THE Subscriber has on hand and
Il for sale at market. price, ten tons Of good
horse hay, OF the beet quality.
Banker Hill, Ashtabuls, March /, isS. isiaf
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Any person, so liable, who shall fail to comply
with the foregoing requirements will be subject
to severe penalties.
Persons or firms liable to pay any of the Special
Taxes named above, must apply to HENRY FAs-
sETT, Collector of Internal Revenue at Ashtabula.
Ohio and pay for and procure the Special-Tax
Stamp or Stamps they need, prior to May 1, 1915,
and without fnrther notice.
-F [-I JW DOUGLASS,
Commissioner Of Internal ReUsnDe.
Office OF internal Revenue, Washington, D. c.,
February /, 1875. 2lwm2lwa
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AdmInIstrator,s Notice
Teachers Examinations.
EXAMINATIONS for Teachers
III 81 Oonn,on Schools will he held at fbe fol-

u OF Common SCHOOLS VIII DC ntIu II Iut IOI-
lowing times and places:
Conneaut, April 20th.
Orwell April 9th,
Pierpont, May 18th,
Ashfabula, May 10Th.
The places for holding the examinations st the
villages named. will be at the school buildings in
the several places, excepting Jefferson, where it
will be held in the Court House.
Examinations will open at A. N and close
at4P.M
Arithmetic will be taken up in the forenoon,
and Geography and Grammar in the Afternoon.
By order Of Board Of Examiners
L. H. MEANS, Clerk Of Board,
Ashtabula, Feb. 18th. 1878. 1871
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-04-16

8SSOE4S ntat;on basad On r.
intrinsic virtues, and sustained by its re-
markable cures. So mild as to be safe and
beneficial to children, and yet so searching
as to effectually purge out the great cor
ruptions of the blood, such as the scrofnlous
and syphilitic contamination. Impurities,
or diseases that have lurked in the system
for years, soon yield to this powerful anti
dote, and disappear. Hence its wonderful
cures many of which are publicly known,
Of Scr0fula, and all scrofllous diseases,
Ulcers, EruptiOnS, and eruptive dis
orders Of the skin, TumOrs, BlOtcheS,
BoilS, Pimples, Pustules, Sores, st.
AnthOny's Fire, Rose or Eirystpes
has, letter, Salt Rheum, Scald
Head, RingW0rm, and internal Ul-
ceratiOnS of the Uterus, Stomach,
and Liver. It also cures other COM
plants, to which it would not seem especi-
ally adapted, such as DrOpsy, Dyspep-
sia, Fits, Neuralgia, Heart Disease,
Female Weakness, Debility, and
LeucOrrhOea, when they are manifesto
tons Of the scrofhlous poisons.
It is an excellent restorer of health and
strength in the Spring. By renewing the
appetite and vigor of the digestive organs,
It dissipates the depression and Hstless Ian
guor Of the season. Even where no disorder
appears, people feel better, and live longer,
for cleansing the blood. The system moves
on with renewed vigor and new lease OF
life.
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TRIMMED HATS from 88 cents up.

To those who wonder at our being able to sell at such
startling prices would respectfully say it's simply because
branch of that wonderfully successful House which IS
founded on CASH, credit plain figures fair dealing, DE
Orders Solicited and Carefully Filled "a
|. W. SMITH & SON.
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LEGAL.
NOTICE.
u. s. Internal Revenue.
SPECIAL TAXES,
Hay lst 1875, TO APRIL sOth. ls'

THE Revised Statutes of the Uni
j led States, Sectious, 32S2 32S7, s3ss, and 32s9
require every person engaged in any business,
avocatiOn, or employment which renders him liza
BILE to Special Tax. to proclre and place con
spieuously in his establishment or place Of busi-
ness a stamp denOting the payment of said Spe-
cal Tax tor the Special Tax year beginning May
l. 1875 before commencing or continuing business
after April 30. 1916.
The Tazss embraced aDithiR thS Provisions Of The
Tnar nhnra ,r,loasH nrs fhs fllLolriR0 EiE..
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-04-16
QUICK LIME1

THE Kiln of VIM. Humphrey, near
4 the L. S. Station, having been taken by the
subscriber and the fires started for the season. the
public will be accommodated in quantities to suit
their wants, on application at the Kiln. at the
NIGHT AND DAY STORE
nearly opposite. Prices will range as low as at
any other establishment in town or elsewhere.
Ashtabuls, April sOth. 1874: f2eetf
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-04-16

H8~Something right here to be thinking about
while waiting for your meals, or
clearing up the table pEM
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-04-16

See hoaO cheap ao6 are SELLING THIS SEASONS
Dress Goods, no ancient Goods IN. Stock.

MERINOs Fine Shades all wool, 75c; former price &C.,
Fine Cahmeres 4s inches wide, SSs Examine h
before paying for Inferior gray blacks.
Black "Alma" the goods, 69c well worth SLIP -
oored dark shades 54 64c reduced from soc
and$1
Silk and WooS Sutings S7lc jobbing price zoe
Striped and plain Mohair, 22c; regular price 4oc
Orentals Eastern value, S6c
Manchester Cashmeres 25c-not half value
Donbe width Rep -Delaines, 26e worth 45c.
Aside from dozens of grades and eoo ranging
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-04-16

BIG DRIVES IN MEN AND BOYS
tion by our N. Y. resident buyer.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-04-16

Aside from the following unusual prices offer this
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-04-16
Ayers
Sarsaparilla

Is widely known
as one of the most
efectual remedies
ever discovered for
cleansing the sys-
tenn and purifying
the blood. It has
stood the test of
years, with q con-
stantly growing rep
utation hased on ita
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-04-16
FELT SKIRTS--ALL GRADES.

HATS AND CAPS, bought at aue-
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VNANTED-A COMPETENT LAUNDRESS TO AS.
w sist chambcrmaid. Apply on Monday between
and clock A. H.. at l3l East 5S ST. between Licking.
ton and 4th
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WANTED-BY A n SPECTACLE WOMAN, A STU
w alton in private house cook to do general
mouse worS best references. Address COOK, box l56
Herald Office
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zCS BID AVA RESPECTABLE GIRL AS CHAM
= ~ bermaid and watress references from last
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OH1 Sd AV.. THIRD FI.OOR.-A YOUNG GIRL,
wi lately landed from Ireland, chambermad
Gail Tor two days
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEmALEs.

Cooks. &c.
7QI WOOSTER ST.-AS FRENCH COOK IN
lOf private family; Gordon bleu first class; lately
arrived from Paris; good European references Address
by letter only
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Chamberm n Ids, sc.

a SPRING ST-TwO VERY RESPECTABLE YOUNG
4 grls one as first class chambermaid In a hote OF
boarding house or respectable private family would
assist In the washng the ether as waitress chamber
inadi would help In taking care OF grown children
has lived hree years in last place. Call address
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i adjoining in first class unfnrnished apartment
house, No. 33 East Seventeenth Union
OGDEN CLARK. corner Broad way and seventeenth
street
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ITO LET THE BASEMENT OF 30 EAST SEVEN
real estate agent Apply to OGDEN & CLARK.
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$Z2 50 yer MONTH KEYS at NJ. Mauus', l29
THORNTON NJ. RODMAN. Real Estate Agent
696 Broadway, corner OF Fourth street.
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&7SO CASH BONUS GIVEN TO THE MAN WHO
splsJV procure me q perma position in q re-
sponsibe house; am competent bookkeeper; can
sneak French, German and En- dish well posted in all
office matters ard foreign exchange best also
from last employers Address f. NJ box 1880 Post office