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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-08
PHILADELPHIA NAItsETa.
The New City Government.

COUNCIL TO ORGANIZE, THIS EVENINd-MAYoA
WHITLEY TO Be SWORN IN AT THE sAaIE TIME
THE OFFICERS 70 BE ELECTED, &C.
The Democrats, following up their yictory,wil
take possession of Tho City Government at once
at o'clock this afternoons a caucus of the Dem
ocratc members Of Council will be held at the
Americus club rooms TO prepare q slate of OIL
GERS to be elected and Of Committees of Coun-
ell. Should the session prove harmonious
one, (aDd there arc some misgivng5 on this
poiIit,) the committees may he announced III
Council this evening otherwise they VIII
not be given to the public until to-
morrow evening, at the first regular session.
The elective officers including bailitf and clerk,
will also be set up at the caucus.
The new council Will meet at Odd Fellows
Hall at 730, this evening, for organization.
First hiayor-eect Whiteley will be qualified, pro-
bably by Esq ONeill, aftor which tue new Mayor
will swear in the members OF Council. Then all
election for clerk baliif and other officers will
follow The choice for clerk seems to lie between
john II. Frazer, roal estate agent, and Edward
McIntire, the defeated candidate for City Treas
urer with the chances strongly in favor of the
ntter Councilman H. b. Mcintire's lame wat
mentioned in connection with the place. prior to
the election, but the bare majority which the
Democrats have in Council will prevent his So
lection. as he would have to resign, and this
would leave Council tic For bailih the name
OF Edward Dougherty is mentioned, being tho
only one SO far as we can learn.
Ii has been expected that in the event of a
Democratic majority in Council, Mr.. Payntel
would be chairman of the Water Committee.
There is, however, a pressure, this morning,
approved by some Democratic members OF
Council, to retain VIM. NJ. Candy. We under
stand Mr. Candy to emphatcally decline to re.
tain the place, unless the desire that he should
do 70 is expressed by both parties in Council
lie il very weary OF the arduous duties OF tho
place. discharged for the past year under most
unpleasant and trying circumstances. Mr.
Hayes will no doubt be made chairman Of the
Finance Committee, and Mr.. McMenamin will
probably become chairman of the Street Commit
ice. The charmanslip of the Committee on
Opening Streets will probably fall to Mr,
McIntire.
The selection of Chief of Police seems to be
IN open question. Until last night, we are i'll.
formed, Mr.. Whiteley had not been approached
on the subject, but then prominent Democrat
whose influence it is thought will receive care
fu, consideration suggested James O'Toole, the
Democratic candidate for Inspector in
the 4th ward, for tho position. Mr.. Henry s..
Trutt, county constable, is also named, but Mr..
Whiteley seems to keep his own counsel, and his
purpose has not been disclosed.
AT noon Mayor Simms was preparing to va
cate, aud this evening as soon as he Is sworn
ill., tho Office and its effects will be turned over
IA, Mr. Whitnlav
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-08
Tae Europc,n ,'e.,cn snip,mcns.

THE RE5poNsIBILITY FOR THE LoHs OF THE CARGO
--wEnE THE PEACHES sUFFEnKD 10 Nof Tuh-
PbsELY?
The loss by decay of the cargo Of peaches
which were sent out to Liverpool on the steam
ship Ohio is ii popular theme Of discussion
among the peach groRers, just now. They all
feel that Notwithstanding the peaches rotted the
possibility Of shipment TO Europe in refrigera-
tors WAS clearly estaoisfied and fully demon
strated. 1t is not probable, however. in view OF
the small income which is being received from
the crop thaG the experiment will be repeated,
this season, although there was disposition
when tho Onto went out to ship another cargo
ON the Pt1HSyi90Hid, which sails about the 18th
of this month.
Tho main thought in connection with the de-
cay of the fruit Id suggested in Tie exhaustion
OF the leo supply. Fifteen tons only were put
into tho refrigerator vaults, it is said, and this
despite the earnest protest ofsome of the slnp-
pers who inspected tile refrigerator before the
sailing Of the steamer. 1t is reported but we
are unabio to verify the statement, that II COLI
tract was entered int Js gecn the American
Steamship Go. aud .he shippers by
which the former wale to put into the vaults
forty tons of ics This amount would
bave kept tho fruit in the fine condition it was i'll
when the ice gave ont, and firm, solid fruit
would have been landed a5 Liverpool But
whether tue contract was actually entered INTO
OF not, it seems to La II fact that MIR. Samuel
Towneend demonstrated against tho insuilicien-
cy of the ice pu5 into tho vaults, and iusisied
that forty tons should be supplied. The opn-
ion is expressed that the Steamship CO. will
make good tue loss bus should it fail to do 80
the refusal may involve litigation.
The failure to land tho peaches in good con-
dtiOn provokcs different theories i'll relation to
its cause. Nest men ascribe it to 4 miscalcula-
tion as to the length Of time the ice would last,
but one gentleman, II large grower and promi-
mont citizen of the State, Is of the opinion that
the peaches were purposely suffered to rot He
thinks the experiment was undertaken at the
expense of tha many for the benefit OF the few,
and that only enough ice was put on board to
practically demonstrate the feasibility of the eff
fort. Had it been the purpose to carry the
peaches safely over he thinks 1t would have been
done, as quantity of ice sufficient to preserve
the fruit would have been put into the refriger-
ator. In view of what he conceives to be the
facts in the case lie concludes that peach-grow-
efs Will very generally be frightened off from re-
poating the effort, and that il will be renewed by
a fow at some subsequent time.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-08

THE EXCURSION To.MonRow. w.--lhis is the last
opportunity which we shall have to remind our
readers of Mr.. p. T. Il. Smiths excursion TO
New York and up the Hudson, tomorrow, aud
the many pleasures which it will aifold. our
parting counsel, therefore, is that ul who can
afford it should CO. 1t may be tho last opportu-
nity which will ever be afforded for so lutte
money. MIR, Smith will probably abandon these
excursions with this ono, az he las already far
exceeded the number which he set out to give,
The train will leave this depot ut & a. Nj.
promptly. Tickets may be had at Boughman.
Thomas ,S Co.'s, whose store will be kept open
until O'clock this evening, for the accommo-
daton of those who wish to procure tickots.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-08

II ia estimated that the child population be-
tween the ages OF slA and sixteen in the United
States and: Territories is about TO- 2SS, 900, and
that about 500, 900 teachers are needed to ed'i-
cate this host of future citizens.
'Ill be good man and give up cards and
smoking and chewing and drinking, and give
Won diamond engagement ring. raid the lover,
''Oh. Edward, you--you are so good, ano she
Jaaned her frizzss OH his shoulder. Aud there
tev sat and sat until the soft arms of night, that
dusky nurse of the world had folded them from
sight, pondering, planning, thinking, she of the
diamond ring, and lie of how on earth he was tt
get it.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-08
Excursions.
SEcoND OF THE SEASON.
5Hs RHINE OF AMERICA.
lITITi GRAND EXCURSION. THURSDAY,
SEPTMMBERg Q, 1875,


sMITUi GRAND EXCURSION. THURSDAY,
SEPTEMBER9 Q, 1875.
Leaving Wilmington Del, at a. m. by special train
of cars and arriving at Jersey City at 1870 a. M.
thence by the splendid steamer Richard Stockton
up the Hudson world-famed for its matchless seem
cry, and appropriately styled "The Rhine OF Ameri-
ca"
A landing will be made at Newburg, giving an OPP
portunty to view the place and inspect Washing
tons asf headquarters and affording view of the
most mas niilcent river scenery in the world.
Peturning down the river, taking the special train
at 80 p. IN and arriving home the same evening.
Those who DESIRE can spend the time in New York
civ and Join the excursion its arrival at Jersey
CITY, ab y. n allowing nine hours in the metropo-
lis Arrangements have slso been made for those
who wish to stop over until Friday or Saturday, by
presenting their eX 'urslon ticket at the office in
Jersey City and the payment OF s25 extra, they can
return on any Of the through traius.
The City Cornet Band viii accompany the excur-
sion.
Refreshments served on the heat.
Seats III the cars Will be numbered and checks
given
special train will be run from Elkton Md, stop
ping at Newark, stanton, and Newport and con-
nectDg with excursion train on morning OF the 9th,
and returHng again the same evening.
Fare for the round trip, s3.75; children under IL
years. 81 45.
Tickets for sale at the bookstore OF Boughman,
Thomas 81 Co :, AZ Market street. Make early ap-
plication by leaving your name. livery effort viii
be made to reuder tnis excursion the most respect
able, plea a.ant and delightful OF the season.
aug2s-if p. T. E. SMITH, Manager.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-08

FATAL LEAp.-This morning, little black and
tau terrier, belonging to Michael McCioskey, al
employee of Ii. s. McCoinb in the factory at 3rd
and Orange streets, jumped from the fifth story
window and was instantly killed. The dog had
followed Mr.. McCloskey to his work, and going
up into tho fifth story became alarmed at the
continued absence of his master, who was in the
cellar. For some time he lay in the window,
bowling and barking and while Mr. McCloskey
was going up stairs to let the dog out the leap
was made. The fall upon the pavement created
some excitement about the corner.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-08

EpwoRrH TABERNAcLE.-The meeting being
held in the Tabernacle at Epworth Chapel IL in
yesterday forenoon Rev. j. L. Smith if the af-
ternoon, and Rev. j. L. Kidney in the evening.
Some fifteen or twenty persons were at the altar
last evening. and there wore some conversions.
Rev. t. Stubbs ID to preach this afternoon, aud
Rev. L. L. Martindale in the evening. Dr. Mat
lack is to preach tomorrow at IL, 80, A. Nj.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-08
rho snl,fnrnin sliec,ion.

The full returns of San Francisco election
show that the Independents have elected the
Assessor, District, City and County Attorneys,
Chief OF Police, Coroner, Public Administrator.
Superintendent OF Schools and four supervisors.
The Democrats have carried the remainder of
the offices, electing the Mayor, eight Superv-
sors, and the entire State, Congressional and
Legislative tickets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-08
Outbreak Among the Indians.

An extensive outbreak among the Indians Of
Eastern Nevada and Western Utah is reported
from San francisco. Several miners have been
killed, and tho women and children are being
removed to places of safety. Troops have been
ordered to proceed to Eastern Nevada from San
Francisco and Bencia. The disturbances are
said to be fomented by the Mormons.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-08
Disaster in the Delaware.

COLLISION OF BARGEs-A TUG SUNK.
Tho tug G.. W. Pride, bound up the Delaware
with tow of peach barges. was run into at nine
p. Nj. Monday, below Bombay Hook, by barge
going down in tow of another tug, and 80 badly
damaged that as she was making for the shore
her fires were put out by the water, and she sank
up to her decks near the shore. The ting Edith
went down from Philadelphia to pump her out
and tow her to Wilmington, Delaware, for re-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-08
EiaHucias.
psIoE oF GOLD TO-DAY.

PsIOE oF GOLD TODAY
NEW YoaK, Sept. 3.
Gold opened, this morning at fl.l51s.
Fun,iAhel by Crage, johnson Co, Bankers and
Brokers, IN and Market Sts.l
ToNDoN, 1890 p. NJ, Sept 8.
U. s 5-2Os OF 1865 41OGll Z do. of 81 coupon,
aL0sI; 1O-4O's, s10i2i. New 5's of 81, II O5.
Consols for money,94 9-iG for account 81 ll-16.
Erie common shares Is. Preferred, 80. n. y.
Central, 81. Market firm.
FRANKFoRr, Sept g.
IT q r on,s ~ 1890 etonl<
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-08

ROBBERY OF DEsK.-on Monday, it is sup
posed, during the absence of tho family, come
ono entered the residence of .Chas. Smith, a
milk dealer, residing at s35 Wslnut street, and
going up stairs they broke open small desk in
Upon going to the desk, yesterday. Mr.. Smith
first discovered the loss. One cent was all that
WAS left him
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-08
MsarriagtS.

ROBINS the 81 inst, by KEY.
w. g, Robinson, No. 1896 s. 4th ST., Pha., Capt.
Benjamin W. Robinson, fOIn eIly of Delaware, to
Miss Josephine Waplei, daughter OF Naomi and
Capt. Joseph Waples, of tins city.
HARVRY-ELLIOTT.-0 Sep. list. 1873, in Bran
DIVINE Hundred, by the Rev. n. Gardiner Littell,
IIostein Harvey to Elizl, daughter OF Isaac s. Hl-
lott
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-08

BROKE AN AxLE.-The evening train on the
Wilmington IL Raading r. r., due in this city at
8. 90, broke an axle under the tank at duPonts
station, yesterday. No one was hurt, and the
cars was not thrown off the track. The damage
was slight. train was sent out and the pass
engers were brought down, arriving about 10. 40.
The track is clear to-day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-08

POLICE CoURT.-John Mssimer was arraigned
before the Mayor, this morning, on two charges
-Q) aasaulting his wife, Philopena Missimer,
and (2) threate ming her with bodily harm. On
the first charge AIssimer was held in $500 for
Court and on the latter he was bound over in
$500 to keen the peace.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-08
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Two weeks ago corn was selling at the Bran
DIVINE mills at 81 cents, but it liz now quoted at
80
The child temperance lecturer did make her
expected address last evening, but other ar
rangements may be made for her.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-08

AdYiccs from San Francisco say the banks are
progressing steadily toward resumption. The
President of the National Gold Bank and Trust
to the amount OF 5S00O0O, will be redeemed at
the United States Treasury, and that they have
thus far paid Off about one.half of their indebt-
edness tC dapostors.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-08
Nev7 .aaver1Isentomts, rIsaay

Notice-Temperance Lecture
Lost--Mas0niG Ba 'ge
TlmwOod collar-Breylty
Rdair's breviiy.
Fennessey's Breviiy.
Harman's furnltnre--brev.tJ
Gouerts Breviy.
In to the = mnS-Webbs Rrcvlty.
Game in SeasOn-Fullmer's lireg,ty.
UpnOlsterug-brev
Dubell's Brevity.
Wanted-Students on piano
Rasors-Bllany
Timothy seed-B l'any
Wanted Protestant woman
City Laundry breviiy
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-08

Defeated candidates relieve the monotopy
of trips mp the saline stream, by going "Up tho
Hudson" tomorrow, with Smith.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-08

THE UooREssiS Rs.USGoS.- ''old frenda
and associates of Iloekersin Valley will assenl-
bic at their second annual reunion at Mt Cuba
on next Saturday, the 1lth inst. A special train
will leave L.andenberg at Is a. IN, for the
grounds, and Wilmington at 30. There is also
II train at 10 80 Il. M, from Wilmington, aud ono
at L 80 from Landenhcrg. In tho evening the
train west leaves Mt. Cuba at G.12 p. M, and
cast at g. 30. The round trip faro is 50 cents
from all points, except those stations where the
regular fare is less. A number of circulars have
been printed and sent out, but the managers de-
sire US to extend al invitation to all those inter-
ested in the gathering, whether thoy have re-
ceived Il circular or not, to be present and join
in the festivities. Anybody that IL touched III
the slightest manner with the glory that circles
the brows of all truo Hockeasinors is welcome to
attend.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-08
FIRST EDITION.
THE CITY ELECTION.

The following are the official returns of the
vote, yesterday, returned to the Clerk of
Council, this morning. Those marked with ali
asterisk (s) are Democrats
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-08

TRAVELLING BAGs-Neat and durable travelling
satchels are SO cheap now that any one can nj
ford a new one. Porter IL Co. have a fine assort-
ment that will please all tastes and suit all
purses. Porter's old stand is No. 400 Market
xtp
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-08
FIFTH EDITION.
A GIOHd of Crimes.
ALL SORTS OF wIoKEDNEss IN ST. LOUIS.
a,rra Cant q

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 8.
Colonel Burroughs, shot by John W. Howard,
few days ago, died last night
Henry Brown, the negro, who murdered Phil
ip D. Farr, near this city, last May, and then
rayished and robbed Mira. Farr, was convicted of
murder, yesterday.
John Bentel, aged TO- last night put pistol
in his mouth, and fred nearly blowing his head
off. Fnanc ial and domestic troubles were the
alleged cause.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-08

The Heyad is not q very hot party papor.
It's not half 30 strong in its politics rs the Re
piiJlicdn.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-08

What the Democratic majority iii Council, will
do now remains to be seen. Mr.. sTcNlenamin is
especially looked to by many to give his voice
and vote against all things reckless and vicious.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-08

There was man in Hedgeville who feared
that as Ecery Ecening disapproyed both Of
Whiteley and Valentine, both of them would be
defeated. But the man in IIedgevillo was wrong.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-08
Daily Gommersiaf.
COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY.

A Republican gain of 3 on the last Mayors
election
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-08

Probabihtos--For the Middle States, slowly
rising barometer. south-east to southwest
Winds ana slight rise in temperature.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-08

A ntNpERGAurEN.-rh project of establish
ing kindergarten school in Wilmington is like
ly to be successful, and the school will probably
open about the first of October. Fifteen pupils
are already secured and but five more can be sc-
commodated. The school is to be in charge of
an accomplished lady teacher from Boston.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-08

We'll, Mr.. Vincent is again elected City Treas
nrer, and it even appears that the editor of
Ecery Euening voted for him But without that
unexpected aid, the Historian had half score
IN snare
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-08

SINGLE PERSONS INCLINED To-
~ WARDS matrimony can get wedding cards, al
most as neat as engraving, printed ut the CoAMBP-
CIAL Office, at one-f0urth the cost. We have beau
Mful tyDe suitable for the pnrpose.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-08

pRUGGISTS LABELS AT THE COM
1 J MERCIAL Office. We viii print for druggists
as low, as they get WORK done at ofilces where
labels are a sDeci0lty. Trv us
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-08

You mustn't talk that way about " whipping in
the Nickes," said the AicsrtiScr, hotly indig
nant, week after the midnight manipulation of
ballots at tho Democratic nomination for Mayor.
But the Bosses did talk that way, and did whip
themin, too. Hereafter, gentlemen, it is under
stood that the firm OF O'Byrne, O'Nell, O'foole
y Co. may Threaten, but they won't kick. Make
the nomination, no matter how, and they'll aup-
nnrt il
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-08
SECOND EitlTB0N.
From NliddletOsvn.
1ldence ofMe Conllnereial.

DISAPPOINTMENT AT THE "oHIo" FArLuRE-GooD
PRICES IN WESTERN MARHErs-BErrER NEW
YOMk nhIunNh.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-08

1t il fact that the last three Mayors of this
city, counting Mr.. Whiteley, have been chosen
by majorities of less than one hundred. Valen-
tine in 1860 had 80 Smms, in 1872 had ~
Whiteley in 1875. has GO. Close work. that
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-08

WE HAVE SOME ELEGANT NEW
w tyne for letter and note headings, and have
fixed prices exceedingly low for hnr cags of work.
the COMMERCIAL office.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-08

DROGRAMME FOR CONCERTS AND
i Sunday School entertainments quickly printed,
with clear type on tinted paper, OF the COMMERCIAL
cflce, at prices slightly above cost.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-08

EQuE BOOKS ON CHEMICAL
~ paper, almost as neat as engraving, printed at
n COMMERCIAL of1ce, cAsaper tean elseobsre.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-08
ReMuraE.

ID EMOVAL.
III DIR VAN DEvENTER
Has removed his Dental establishment from s02 Mar
ket Street toNti. EAST FIFTH STREET, (oppo-
site the ladies' entrance to Clayton House, where he
will be pleased to have those who desire TO have
their teeth skllfuy attended 10, to call upon him.
apr5, ,6In
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-08
THIRD EDArlGN.
weather Record.

REPORT OF THE sIGSAL SERVICE.
nr.-.....o.a.... ua..L
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-08

Wcll, it's drawn battlo. Each party sleeps
on the iioli the Democrats having rather more
baggage to sleep with than the Republicans. OF
the city ticket they get one officer, and wegettwo;
of the Councilmen, they carry five and we five.
They hold tho five downtown wards which were
carved ont to be Democratic, by the Legislature,
and we hold the lyo uptown. Nothing 10 brag
about either way
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-08

The vote by Wards for Council shows Re-
publican majority in tho city of $50 The Demo-
cratic ma jorites for their candidates aggregate
j0i in the five downtown Wards. while tho Re-
publican maiorities in the five uptown Wards
amount to 75i, John Jones has 29l, and Jos.
Il. Adams ldi, both very complimentary ma
iortiea
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-08

CEEDS SEEDS. TIMOTHY SEED. TIE e
- best quality in the market. For sale by
MM. Ii. BlLLaNY,
21s Market Street. wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-08
alew advertisements.

DAZORS, RAZORa, A FINE ASSORT-
III ment OF razors and siraps, for sale by
WM. II. DiIILhNT,
21t Market Street Wilminytuu,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-08

Notwithstanding the threatening opposition of
Every Eoening, Harry Mahaffy Is elected Judge
in the Seventh Ward. We thought he would
pull through. Valentines majority in that Ward
is 23l and Mahaffy's 27i But Harry must be
careful how he supports John Hawkins OR next
time he won't have more than 270, perlsps
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-08
siuu,sIaercinI tsepVrss

u. S. 8 eos of 1862, aloo}l.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-08

The party strength is usually judged by the
vote for Inspector. On that the Democrats have
the following maiorities lat ward, 81 2nd, l43 (;
3D. So; 4th, 1iG; 10th, 1Gl Total G2O and the
Republicans, IN the 9th, 119; 9th, 122; 7th,
27i Sth. 1l9; 9th, 40 Total 6S2. Republican
ma jority in the city on this vote G2.
The New York herald., 1875-09-21

Q00 EAST 20TH ST, SECOND FLOoR-A DRESS
OOO maker wishes few engagements by the day ;
operates Wheeler Wilson's machine; would take work
The New York herald., 1875-09-21

OSO EAST 31sT ST. SECOND FLooR.-As FIRST
100 class laundress in private family. Call for two
dnv
The New York herald., 1875-09-21

TO1 WASHINGTON ST., TOP FLOOR.-A GERMAN
Cl widow, with helpless children, take in small
families gentemens wsshing best reference; terms
moo
The New York herald., 1875-09-21

1RE EAST s2D ST, NEAR Sd AVA WOMAN Or
IOO thorough experience first class Is fully
capable to take charge of infant from birth is fine hand
sewer experienced in sickness; willing and oblging
city reference. - -
The New York herald., 1875-09-21

10 9TH Av., BETWEEN 4OTH AND 41sT sTs.-A
LID girl first class aundress in private family; best
city reference from her last place.
The New York herald., 1875-09-21

OS0 WEST 41sT ST. SECOND FLOOR, BACK
ZDU young desires gentlemen's families wash
ing home would out by tho day good city reference
The New York herald., 1875-09-21
SITUATIONS wAHTED-FEMALEs.

General H0useW0rk. &c.
O0S SD Av., REAR.-A RESPECTABLE YOUNG
OUO 70 do general housework and plain cooking
in private family is good washer and ironer; best city
The New York herald., 1875-09-21

Ok EAST 25TH ST, NEAR Sd Av.--AN ENGLISH
AlO Protestant girl and chambermaid 10 OBJ
lection to the country; good reference.
The New York herald., 1875-09-21

OnO EAST 35TH ST-TWO RESPECTABLE GIRLS,
COC together, to do the work of small family one as
good plain cook the other hambemad and waitress and
assist washing and ironing both good laundresses
sent employer can be seen.
The New York herald., 1875-09-21

C1O WEST 10TH STA YOUNG AMERICAN GIRL,
ZlO 10 of to take of a child and gene.
rally useful; much object good home
good reference