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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-07-10
DAVID II. CocERGLL. JOSEPH IL. CocERILL
DAVID H. CoCKRILL & son,
Architects and Builders,
CHARLESTOWN, JEFFERSON COUNTY, VA.

OUR experiencein the business which weadver-
I J tise to conduct and our thorough acquaint-
ance with it in all branches, enable to assure
the public that any work entrusted to us will be
executed in the most workmanlike manner, and
with the utmost dispatch. Having stood to their
posts in the Confederate army during the four
years struggle which il so manfully encountered,
they have located in their native county, where
their services are offered in building up the waste
places. andin carrying outpractcalre construction.
Particular attention given at all times to the
drawing of plans and specifications; and in the
construction of
GEOHETRICAL STAIR WAYS,
where calculation is required, they are confident
that they cannot be surpassed by any workmen In
the Valley OF Virginia,
E-G~ Being well known in the community, they
deem unnecessary 10 say more, than that orders
left for them will receive prompt attention.
April Q, lSGS-tf.
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DRUGS &C.
uENDER SON * co.
Successors to ". S. Msson)
Prescription Druggists.

DEALERS ~
Pure Drugs, Fine Chemicals,
Periuuery and Toilet Articles,
School Books and Stationery,
Coal Oil and Lamp Goods,
Putty, Glass, Paints. Oils, DC, &c.
In fact, everything kept in a First-Class Drug
Store.
September 10, 1874.
EOR School Books, 20 to y. T. Henderson
L Co.'S where will be found large stock of
everything in this line. Teachers and others
wishing to purchase largely, are requested to give
us a call before buying elsewhere.
Sept. 20, 1874. HENDERSON co.
A III. the popular brands Of Smoking and Chew
\ ing Tubaeco, Cigars, for sale by
Sent. 26. 1874. HENDERSON q CO.
A III. kinds Of Spices for Picking. Sealing
y Wax for sealing Cans and Bottles, at
Sent 2S. 1874. HENDERS0N'S.
INFANTS Gum Drawers, at
| Sent 20, 1874. HENDERSoN'S.
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NTOUNT Eagle Tripoli, for cleaning and bur
" nishing Gold, Silver, Copper, Steel Britain
Ia aud other metals Il is decidedly the best ar
ticle for cleaning Windows, Mirrors and Glass
ware, for sale by
Nov. Is, 1874. G. G. BELLER.
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[ELLN'S Island Grape Brandy, warrented free
IN from all deleterious agents 1t is in strength
loo per cent with fine pleasant aroma, mild
palatable taste, and a very acceptable therapeutic
agent in all requiring the aid of this class of
stimulants This Brandy is fully equal 70 i'm
ported Brandy and can be sold at hall the price,
bought direct from the manufacturers, for sale by
Nov. 2s, 1874. c. L. BELLER.
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NOTICE
To the Merchants and Public,

Our ample faciliti-, for Shipping aud Storage
enable as 10 otter special inducements % shippers
CousisumcRts can be covered by Insurance II par
ties wish We will also sell and ship any proGucts
the farmer NAV have, and make liberal advances
on Goods iu store.
The HIGHEST CASH PRICE viii be paid for
WHEAT and CORN. We can furnish the farmer
with Phospbates, Seeds and the best " Blue
Windsor Ground Plaster" We are prepared to
furnish 10 order al any time any or all the sup
piles our customers may need with the least pos
siblc delay.
Il viii Dc cur endcavor {" give entire satisiac-
ton by a rigid adherence 70 correct and well-es-
tablished business principles. Hoping to be Ia
voured with tue business and confidence OF our
friends and the public" Have all goods consgn-
cd 70 our care" ....,-,
WILSON BROTHERS.
Summit Point, W. Va,
March y, lST5-3m.
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FALL AND WINTER
GOODS.

VNHE undersigned has just opened his stock Of
FALLAND WINTER GOODS, to which the
attention OF buyers is respectfully called. These
Goods have been purchased with ali the adyan-
tages Of decline in prices, and will be sold lower
than the same class Of goods has been offered for
some years.
IL DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
Nv stock is full and prices low A complete stock
emotions constantly on hand, and in this de-
partment we ask especial attention to Hosiery,
Ladies Merino Vests, Linen Haudkerchiefs, Cor
sets, etc. nice assortment Of CLOTHS and
CASSIMERS for Gentlemen and Boys, Beaver
Cloth for Ladies Cloaks Repellapts in Black, Bro.
and Blue. Particular attention is called to line
nf
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DRESENTS for every one, to be found at
Dec. 90, 1873. GEO. \. LIGHT.
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Gmnse.nenIs.

GILMORE CONCERT GARDEN,
~ LiJs HIPPCpkoMK $500.
THE MOST MAGNIFICENT GARDEN IN THE WORLD.
Concerts every night ~ o'clock by
GILMOREs Superb BAND OF
100 PERFORMERS.
AND -.----
THE WORLDS GREATEST CORNETIST.
MP j. LEVY,
who VIII apprar every evening IN te choicest seiecfons from
his repertoire - rare usical GENE
Change OF programme nightly
SATURDAY AFTERNOON nj O'Clock. Metinhe perform
Music by . erenade band n selected hnstcisna
Admission 80 private boxes admitting fc1r, W "a
The Garden N Ofsu EVERY OTHEk AJTERSOlS.with-
ont music from to oock-a delightful resort Or ladies
and children Admission 20 cents -,
Season tickets 100 perffmcnces 500 nall ssason uck
cts for 50 performances go kases 81 " SSet 90
METR0POLlTAN THEATER,
IN - 6S5 and Js1 Broad ~ AZ ,,.
WM. PASTOR and N. r. LEAvIII, Lessfss AMI Nanagers
SELECT VARIETY PEoGR NE, arranged expressly
for the Ladies' amusement.
MONDAY, Aug. 9, First Time Of -
THE GREAT SENyAHS and TIE DfOkAMA 81 IRELAND
Madame Rentzs Female Ministries and the Great variety
Company.
DOBINSON HALF, 1eth-st. and Broadway.
ROBINSON'S .ENGLIsII OPERA BOUFFE COMPANY,
LISCHES AND FRI1ZCHEN.
Iourth week, and inulonse hit VI
CHIBPEEIC.
Strong Cast Powerful Chorus. Fun orchestra: ,
Umbrella Dance In Act /, French Dance in Act ..
Applause frequent and enthusiastic. .
BVEhY EVENING ATS. SATURDAY MATINEE AZ "
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CxCnrSloas.

NHANGE OF TIliE.-NOTICEl
" FOP SEA ClIff
On after this date tn IHOIAS r WAY WIN
l'ave ct Of Gra St, h. r., 0;l5 ~. and m R'tnin
ne, leave In Z IA. 2;i5 TIM, ~ minutes
VIII tcuch ut Thirty Gr 49, +. H. IT n Whit
- tae =. aad 4. only. ION SATURDAYS wiz
leave sea Ctia at 4. M
For EXcuIsOls, a'llrss5
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TIME FLUSHING, NORTH SHORE, and
4 CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
short Babylon, BsysOr, Isip sayylc. and Pat
ebOzUe.
Lave Hunters Point TOO a. nj Babylon train
MINERS Point $50 n.patchOgue mail train, with
r,aslOr attached.
Iipnt0rs Point 9 90 D. m.-pntchOguc train
Hunters Poni $50 mPatchogue e2pIess train,
win isirlOr cor attached.
Leave Hnnters Point 100 p. U.-Isip way train.
partCuar8 bills ard small lime -taoiea Also for
trans ~ FaInlngda, Central PARK, Hyde iark.
Uinsfele, and other stations. Ferry boats leave New York,
foot OF Jaues sp River 80 and foot OF Thirty
st. ivcs, u minutes previous 10 The departure OF
Tceir sod and checked
slip and Thirty fourth * Offices sunday trains leave
Hunter Point Neck. Hampstead Garden Guy, Pat
cloque ard al way stations at $50 and 100 For
Flu mag GO Point Whiss,De and all intermediate sta
lions al Is 1000 90 aud l:JO 3 ., 300 ESQ
!. u. BARTON, superintendent
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6i!naiions Wante0--Malss.
Caachman.

Caachmsn.
A COLORED MAN wants q Situation as
IA first class COAcHNAN thon0nghly understands hs
business ard reference objection to ihe eO
try. C9il or address T. o l3G West 17th-st. rear.
NOACHMAN and GARDENER.-A single
" young wonii ike place Ia city country under
care management horses Is good groom.
and PLAIN saTtner lmDsh good references Apply nj
ODELLB AGENCY, l0a West 3ithst., corner Broadway.
Inquire for J. e.
TOACHMAN, GARDENER, &c.-By Prot
" essIt aged 80 years. WHO IS good driver and m
care OF hrses carTagca harness. &C. can mix,
cattle, &c; DO plain Psrerhg and general S9rs aou
hest eDdgtions. can Ut t3S west lit.S
oth.aye., los Othaye, near 5th-sL
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u
IL SUMMER ARA \ q EMENTi ,,,.. T.,
Commencing June Il. 1913 Leave Hunters foh' a. ioi
800 m-Express mail Greeeport, Shelter Island sag
away ang connections for all stations On The man Line and
1000 w-port jefferson Way. 70, Port jefferson and in
nS of r GicSsre and for Locus,
Valley, Ion ead and itoolara ,a,.suo,, = .o,
Na~y Hemy. AZ and K4ckaway connecting a. ia'oi"ea"
4o5 sag nsrscr Express with raTlor
cars stopping al sso sonncon for
go n9Ias,Hslsy Express milking Connection Tor
e$5 oriigori xecO4moaq.ioa making connections
-'' Locust @i''' h sW!NDAY AZ rRAiSs
% -i' Port Ut. Jeerson, valley, Hampstead
Gs5 ~ s S 1Sr. I S valley Hem, stead and in
tnae4te stsos and connecting win AH from Last New"
For Far HocawayIeave Hpasore Point at 10 and II 80
ss Z q sT and s g ga q" AID
80 az = SG 1901 Of SI ln + pre-
''' l''Nols r. e. cGs sr snc, HS Superintendent
~ rOAT LlyE, Pier "a. y. II steamer cHnYsiIa All
leave ealy A $50 p M iaegg At 2ih St. for Icntsrs
ims c oys's snG Peersn " fs xbh1fi al H.
7s SUI ana Fl e Y %xs IL e.
Tor E;tsi, fcry washington. rrsiewool YOuser. ';
l AsS "a a Fs e. 10 tsa ssy boat na"' u
NEW.YORK and LONG BRANCH RAILROAD
ALE ck kA line Ai nfWix e NI%YoEk AND
LONG BRANCH.
TRSiSs H%Gh wy SA fIy excepted
Psesns Though Woodbridge Perth Amtoy, South AmLOy'
AsIA" AZ, 2idilct0wn aud Red Isha.
leave New York foot Of Liberty 81, North Jlycr al 15c
wv 1910 a III, 100. $50 53np.m
RE1U RN1N0. 80
1901 NJ. - ' ' -
In anon 10 the above train isares New
NH i south Amboy at e30 T. Leaves south Aiaboy for
w'f0rt OF O:2S a
stSgss Connect AZ MATAwAN with all trains 10 and from
nhffOkj, aud ut Long BRANCH STATION viii all
1alns to and from OCEAN GROVE aud ASBUItY PARK.
H. +. BALDWIN, Gen Pass Agent.
e KICKER. sup't and EnxE
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Gclp Wante1-- Alales.

WANTED-A SECRETARY; also able I
W write French E'tl. should prefer yeanS stadsy
having studies OF his which woulI make his lilo IN IL
,0naiTy more agreeable hina. Address Mr., WIIIIAl
MINI, H. uasiings ON the lIuAson NY.
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forter3

D0RTERs SITUATION WANTED by tall
well built miOdie-aged cOlOpe references as 10
intelligence experience ani honesty OF fr with L. WINTER
n broadway, y. ", Del and HUi8On Canal co.
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Imusen,en.5.


IINION SQUARE THEATER.
~ Mr. SHERIDAN SHOOK Proprietor.
Mr. A. 81 PALMER -. .....,..........'.'' AaIasef
srd Rss+ aStSAS Yr sFEAS9S i hs
with The eminent ecu'eaaa
AZ COL d. s -.
y,ovrrrcp.asIT s s5r rHs.Hs american drama
AND SPLENDID CAST.
Box once open for Of reserved seats wednesday morn
ing Aug. II. ~ o O'clock
WALLAcs,Kt,,';; ,,,.,,,,. :, .nm,,. q
rv9 hEi d HsSls.' srs va Ss coaPsSr
sAr T Ky R Glaf. Il ss' I Issari
Bot IOrTE-
largest coneie org izaon. for this class d
enter, aianent, In shc worf. -
a fit iii. Juirt MHTmrWs.
Principal pnia Dalna fron coyet caucn
q9G %s Sa ' ss d IN i @ the ss,
Miss ROsf rEMPLE, prina Donna soprano f
Mss RoSE gEENr Mezso soprano:
NJ ALEEat RFE ,,. NiF si;st as s'g comedian,
Mons. J.. Dt.Io RME Brio;
Ne NE I WM. ~ h RErs a fff hsr' fss,l
Mr. HARRY COLLIER, Comedian and rensom.mist'
Isabel Lewis Soprano Bas,e l.gpis Sa.ri.ts; ana.
julia Hogan. Sopranos Annie Cook, Conrs't9
y Harvey Rasso; Peter Law son Tenor
Louis de- Smith. Basso: T1nos CInl, Basso;
j. barrett, Tenor, with Ma ate sili,,fs, ..
FULL CHORUS AND ORCH EsrbA.
CONDUCTOR. F, srANIsLAua
COSTUMES, SCENERY AND APPOINTMENTS
ENTIRELY NEW.
SCENERY PAINTED BY MR. MATT. MORGAN
Box Office now opon .or the sale Of seas.
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0lueiea! Jnstrnme1ts.


4 LARGE STOCK OF PIANOS, Square and
n Upright, RESr SELL cheap sales .sy
monthly payments CAL ~ n. "A. IEkRELlA No Union
sIuaEs SO. l65 thayel
I IGHTE Il ERNST, old house &C Lghte &
"a Bradbury Offer their splendid PlAAoPo!IEs a. low
prices AID easy monthly en a. ~ East ithsG Also
S!aitIs AMERICAS ORGANS
AN ELEGANT rosewood n. octave PIANO
cost 500 so also n. PIASO ceeJatel ciy
MAKER. for +l75, a. SO Bieeckcrst. DECKER BHoS.
AT STEEDMAN'' - West l6th-st., IA oc-
n PIAnO cost 800 20 be soid for si5O 10
Weber $500 Chiekeri $50 and S7h large stock OF nrsI
css Pianos, fully wTrlnte At very low prices Tor CASA Es
ablished iSlS.
A BRAUTIGANrs Upright aud Square
"a PIANOS second to nones prices moderate Con.
stanty hand! large assortment OF secondhand PsnoA
r1m best makers Ncy and secondhand Pa.Os 10 rent.
Warerooms No % Union square.
GREAT BARGAINS in NEW and SECOND
IA HAND PIANOS, ~ tho YER be3t quality, vet iw for
cash at FIsCEfs. 4s3 aGd AS West 45thsi 9haye
- X. BALL IL Co.,
30 No. - EAST l4THST.
Clickerin SteinWaya AMI oeg Pianos and Orgsrs low
for essh, on mstnliments, and for rev.
ysrATFRS~ CONCERTO ORGANS canncs be-
w exctlel IN tone beauty. They defy eompeitioD.
The stop Ane imitation Of tho hsm1n yees.
Prices extremely low f0r cash. part cash and bace Ia
small monthly payments. for rent ct low prices s@cOn-
Pianos AMI organs At great bargains War ro9eS oh
broadway, y. Y. ItOAA'L "Ait-i19 q Guns
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RIVER LINE,


BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE
Capt \. G. SIMMONS. Ccrt. 4. NJ SIMMONS
1AII'S BANDS ENGAGED FOR TIE SEASOE.
The most direct route TO Taunton MideboIo' Plymouth
Ncw.BeliorI Marias vineyard NAM uelsei, Cape Cod ac
WHITE FOUNTAINS and al principal points In Mes IN
gland and TTOvioces
3or Tickets aD Saterooms apply ~ 9ft broadway Broad
WAY corner Twenty trlst court st., Brooklyn, or ~ e
ol1ce on tie Per aud at piincia Hotels aud Ticker Offices
an the err, BORDEN e 10y ELL, Agents,
GEORGE H. CoNNoR. Gen. Pass Agent O. c. s.B 60.
4 ERICH VALLEY RAILR0AD--SUMMER
l. ARRANGENENTS--AUG =, 1875.
Trains DopO FOOT OF C6rlGle ant DsbrossesstS AZ
Zoo a H.. through to Llmiia connecting with irhus
for UalItton, Beaver Mes .ow, lAanOy City SheIoi
Goah, Mount Carmel ara points IN Haziet a ana
NallanOv regions; also MAKES close connection m
Trace Auburn Rochester, Bui.alo Niagara Fab. Sc
loo H. NJ fnT IUnL hammock. connecting with trains for
HazletOn MahAnOy CITY, Beading Pottsvilic, and liar
lno D m n Nauch Chunk stoppine at All stations
$50 m Night Express daily, Tor AL principal stations
uorfing WITH trains for Ithaca Auburn itoc sF&rI,
Bufilo, Niagara FABLE, and the west Puum~hs
slecp.nL coaches auachc1.
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A LBANl MD IhOl bd III rIGa is:,n
sa1 ~ Ply So Mr. daily Sundays cxcepted at $50 ard
S2sn assi sss vic Tickets sS on
ssS rsT and Sewbursh rearning 81 Special
.ras TO and nom saratoga 10 Saratoga ~ ~ h'uH" uN
nRIDGTPORT, and all points on HOusatonic
ID AID NauCatuck Railroads Iaie Il steamer ~
PoRi leaves Csarno slip al ilSO@ H. and bridgeport al ii
p N. ---------- ---------.----J,ro oVV
OTTTZENS' LINE Steamboats, for TROY,
Cc@ncc ng with AL railway nes NORTH and wssa hega,
ss ~ r. q Ecrs frGa esYts ien Oy s A
CENTRAL. RAILROAD or NEW-JERSEI
% .a aME IN New wv 3ost ASsrss
As; sSP B Ei aqa Ssls sao
ass % !: rssSrsh and tho West
G CENTS re YSEs s ,sSr
Commencing May FL BE a sSs1 S Allen
town SSU Maaci ShunS Tamaiaa faAaaend wiiNCs0"f'
ss m%way Train for sornervilla and Termination
las mws Tram tos Esson connects at 'u'e' o" VITA
s5 a. m"sonSiSd EXrnrss daily Except spEdays fot
Esson Aspi9% l atsso ration S ' or Masch 6hunk
ANA Tcwsa wikesbarrc scrntou &C. with 'hi 'ush car
pSi fain fox astOu connects at Philippians
i i5a5 p for Fenins;Op} Eps aS'so An WEes
S MTeh S Sesd canb ISacls;c Ep1afa pOt''ve
HaIrisS1rs; FOR Eason DoivdeT Bath Maueh
ciuni.' wseaas1rs and ser r., ...s,.,,
r,unl ColaectS al Junction Wa u L. LsA aIu " 80 a. ~
40 \ nl-Way Train for SOM rsna ana fiehhhgtoh
200 n m-Ngy Train tor Soinervii'
SIS % m.-Fcr PlaiaGeis T., 49,. .uo..o-r-
$40 = n-F,yExSG EXPRESS daily for kasion Aieh'oNI'
Ssuc Caurk ilkosbIrre foSaa~ i'eauihs' anu A'i-"
burg 80 -.-,u -. s,o,,e.-,i,,
63O u. III 81 PlrinhGll.
7Ol y. M For Souervthe.
sssS BR1 %1-'is ram rain somerTnla
12U6 D. m-For PalEieid- - ~ ~ 49, CO
rnT li-qn, IN al . 30 615, go, T. $50, 40, y c:i2
ai5 0SO lOsD 1l15 3. !: ~, l295, J.. o. z:'U
So 3 o. 3i5, 4, ALL i:3 40. 2 3l2, o;2u. 90 p
90 ,31 = so SIS, $50, $50, 1850 ifl5, = r n
WV o''' - ~ X. " RTE kRR, Supt and eng.
HIP BALDWIN, GeneIal Passaassg ) seat -
nFLAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL. CO.
owning and operating the osiF To1te ~ CtopofstoNh
Sharog Iowes Cave Ialsioa saio2a Lake Geoll e'id
,iaces on Lax Chauplain Nfet trains ana steamers D
NeaYoEA connect at Alany s.l 10y vain Eollllk 'ru
Tis day and midday trans 'h evening ti,sS
for ali Inc above named places = r. MAYO. GEM Pass
Agent. II. '. CLHPHANT. Asst y st
nFIAWARF. LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ IEN RAILROAD. foot 90 Bclsy ard ChIstop ~ Sls-
40 n, In n drawing ears attached, va It'h
ana Re,n0, for Nsnunka Ch.nN, f'itlani MalNi oar
Circumstance SCRANTON CaTbOntaie, flttsin NlAsAs'Ie
or, an Beu iH aInton, oxford hOTNicb HGahell SilR
cortland Homer. and SyIacuse. y a., list'A fNl' ~.
ovT Sian,- "a Cuns, Portland Nacr Cap AM Njtcafs
hing 4lO H. NJ Binghamicn ENlzVS, with dIH"lne lnHh
c yg!ng at principal stations. Above 'rl-s
eouneet with Sussex Railroad ioT Andoyer Newton, &C. a9
also Lax connections for Lake HopaIcoAs Buatis A ad
II Iintaia.
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nRIDGEPORT. and all points on HOusaton,c
II al Nanrauck Railroads Fare a. Steener
leaves Catharncsip st llS0a H. and bridgeport al
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EaYm0rg.

Farmers
FARMER, PLAIN GARDENER, &c.-A re-
spectacle msrisl (Oae etii world Ike paee ON
arn under stands his BUSH ~ taOOg ~ shG can 10 pan
gard mig. &c; has The best reference. Apply at
ODEILS tNcI, los West 3iths, corner broadway IN
qure for q. c. =.
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Giiualiens Wauteo- females.

A RESPECTABLE woman wishes fsw more
gon mons WA Nc NJ her residence, NJ No
COr1ela st., lowest terms. Gail GA "a adde's Mis-
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NOR Ronl0ut and KingstDn, connecting VIII
y R0pot eud Oswego Rsirad, lghobg q fughlsn1 tpi
Cpear West Iohf Corr wall NeWb,r gh Naib re1SL Ac
Iadand C,oyyIa tzl aud Eoirs tie stsanilSst lEea a.
Tlfe=fgy, ur-A9v lraFfhS
E.r{ ( nj 10 IN
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Inquire for J. e.
COACHMAN, GARDENER, &c.--lBy Prot
dcrsaads the cse q Irses carragca harness mix
sisS cattle lest f sS %,a ssss t ia West
corner oth.aye., or los Othave., near sths
Cooks.
G'OOK, first- CLASSIFY colOred mar, aged %
- years. i hrstcass meat vege able ana pastry c9os
rsercnses Apyiy at i3s Vest IltLst, corner 6aaye
loo Gthaye.
Farmers.
FARMER, PLAIN GARDENER, &c.-A re-
sDecIabe nasrsI Iraa (oae chii would like pace ON
%dy p rs. h 6nss rs a Gag S DO g It
ODELLS AG NCY los West 3ithst, broadway In
Porters
DORTER's SITUATION WANTED by tall
veil built eoogsd o. 1;a vi ,esrS1; r 10
II nroal"ay, \. Y, Del. ana Hudson Canal co.
WATERS
WAITER and USEFUL.-An English Prot
w eeln. young man wonld hkc place as waiter N
private a hotel OF r'taarsnt nd 49, aLf .
AGENCY, iO9 West 3ith ST, corner broadway.
WAITER and USEFUL.-A French Young
place IN r,4ts y , S f' y,srcn a s nS al
opHIs s" AGEHcY 100 west 3ith st. corner Broadway
Miscellaneous.
A JOURNALIST and WRITER Of experience
- Not equal 10 heavy work on Dsils,
for general Qitcrary) uHty Actress EsICAN,
Tribune Ohice.
A USEFUL NAN and WIFE, Swedes-Good
cooh ,aIher r1ner a1d ssger honsS 0f%SI aa 'ot
the. PIOTESIANT NOME BUNl.AU, l35 6thaYe, above
A USEFUL YOUNG MAN for city or country,
"A for hotel private house. Is good waiter used TO
Lorses gar!en. Sc 81 Ens TO BE- gasl ior VIZ tns
PROTESTANT. E0ME BUREAU, l3s 6thaye
A GERMAN and WIFE imam Coachman.
"A good Gardener and DO Farm wor want SIT AllDS9
wife Borough goO COOK ana eNaJent WAer rone am
general housrv0rk: city country; haze eooi refer
encc At the PROTESTANT home BUREAU. los Gtlaye
USEFUL MAN (Swiss)-Tor farm, gar
very indUstIios active and 5pa, and willing
has years recommendations. can I've ut the
PROTESTANT HOME BUREAU, 1873 ethave, above
l0shs.
A USEFUL COLORED BOY, wants a
take OF horse, wait tend help IN kitchen, Be-
and DE generally useful or c OF equty ioi small waes
the yOME BU REAU 1873 6thaye
NOACHNAN, GARDENER. Sc, COOK, Sc.
coachnan also 30 gardening milk, cattle, dc wife
cook meats, soups, pas ~, eies preserves, Sc Io
butt 2SeT be- reeoan, olls Ca NJ I3o west
llth coz. Ctl-lve., or lVS tthaHe
VANITORSHIp. Wanted by a man and his
~ wifc position as IASlToB; Las held similar position
for wears 3tiicy hones' sober and reliable has the
m OF TESTIMONIALS from hankers broker ami merchants OF
tn, city. Address p w. Boz lt3 tribune Oficc.
VTSEFUI. MANA German young man would
L. Ike place make himself USEFUL. IA iorl OF m
Ayfy nd ODILLs 100 Wet 3ilst., corner Broadway.
49, 20 .---,
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LACKAWANNA and WEST
ERIE RAILWAY

r sT'x:JiH; ARRANGEMENT Of TRIMS taking en"ct
MONDAY. Juns II, 1875: IT|In ChamDeiss@ De'"L NO'
Tgenft.tlrit So. sec note beloN0 u. -
and Chicago ay Express DfiwlhS room
los a ~ -Exyress Mail for BG4Io sDd Niagara faNA
Sleeping COG.;l Suspension Bridge . 49, e., -
D. - Daiy.l Paciho Express for the West; Slsenns
Coaches trongn to Rochester Bni 80. Niagara rails Cio
mali. Detroit, and Chicago without ehais3
Port Jeryis 7:So 1885, o. 10 and 1915 4So 1885,
ids@a 80 $50 10 and a do43 sao M 9 "a S 4s2
G0shn s5s5 Toe fo.J0, O. 10, lOj. a. H. $50 S ao1'
New61rgb $50 $50 8, and lO4j $50. and $50 p ~
s sSaea IS, ' ets tx 10 na iSlS ~
AcGalf and Ramsey's. t5i5, G:i5. $50, $50, 20 and
lO45 H. l45 $40. q, tease p M ana II PIN -
ia!ersou Si3 -. t;o, Pa ~ F. -; SIS $50 -
1880 H. and ~ midnight. newark, s. ID, IL ~ $50 ~ ,,
l045. Hoo 81 D. 81 o, e:lo 800 p M am ~ Li'ls
73O 10 = m - neon LA. ,. $40 500 BIO, q, go
Sis lC3O. u m, and ~ m1ush fi9hp1. Yn ,N5-sGs
sl5 D. H. ard $50 saturday ,hs only sprns valley y
Ensie W. an sgafki l. s9), % go 1880 2.i5
AS 10 ESQ., 7:l5 74J p ana li:3D SATURDAY gyms
cIcssk T. $50 49, $50 a. m, 1880, 243, 4, 5j $50,
NOIE-Tf No leaving ChamiuTs'. even OF hail hours
leave 2d ~. min utes earlier tal above iie tsa
with lIai.s leaving ChamotIssi, al l4.OO H. ala l. -I
night -. j.. l.. ,,o.,,, -o,,,, ~,
Sleeping DO obtained a. oreIs Tor t c1S is
aud iTahser Baggage may be leit ~ he COMPANY ol 3
p j-l. aid t21 broadway No IOn4Vst LISAi -
Lxp,sA, trans nom West arrive IN SeWIorS az 1;-o a.
H. IlC a "a 500 p m ,eo,.rs owl,
no \ THIOTT Genera, PASSENGER a sent New York.
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man. his duties thorOu ghly. would Ike
place in private mly; Is also wiling 60 make himself
useul can furnish very best reference AMY at
ODELLS AGENCY, lo9 West 34th. st., corner Broadway
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WaitarS,

WAITER and USEFUT.-An English Prot
w estant young man wonld lke place as wafer IN .
FINALLY, hOte restaurants undo stands lis HLess
thoroughly and can frni good reference Apply OD LIS
lGl,XtY 100 West 3ltA 81, broadway.
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DFIAWARE AND HUpsON CANAL &c.

owning and operating the osW To9te ~ Copostown
HalsOl Saratoga, Lake GcolH, All
,sce on Lax Champan. NgHt trains and steamers ~
(euNors connect at Albany s-l Troy vlth morning irn
ME day steamers and midday trans WIN evening us.S
,r ali ibe above named places =. r. MAYO, Gent Pass
Igens H. y OIYPHAHT, Asst Pr St