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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-05-07

/ klux" in the South since the Connecti
cut election. That ghost didn't scar,
worth a cent Wba, noxt9
Tuy,, 1.
the unprcccdentcd cold xc,,bcr has ho,I
no effect. Its tho cron of Re,uhl;car
candidates for Goycrnor.
Tn, r...,.. g., -,
>. o.. T",is ~ w .,, o,". %" aVuo'''ne W. =,
- e.. a. e.. as ~ ,- n5,, ~ -
"' '"'e.
Hhrohihh " '"e cie'eiaho H'rd'd
1'oou On '''e court nouse s'ePs 'he o'ner
u'y ""u oou"'cu e'ehsy-ioor men VINO
van " oe ov'e'nor VI onio' anu !. oe-
"s a ,'v"uy uay u " suPPoseu 'na' ne
"''''e' a'ou' TWO hunufeo'
The New York Sun, speaking of the
approaching canvass says that Ohio will
repeat Win decislon her verdict OF last
year ONO proposes, " shining Sun, to
roi' up zo,ooo ior ohcie Wliiiam' Make
a note OF IT,
SENATORS and Representatives in the
Ohio Legislature will hereafter receive
$500 per year, instead of - per day, which
will have a tendency to shorten the ses-
slons'
The cost of the United States Judic-
iary for the District of Columbia, with
l3l, 900 as the total population, exceeds
that for similar services in all the New
England States, New Jersey and Del
aware together, which have population
of 4,52S,3Se. Radicalism is an expen-
sive luxury.
MEMBERS of Congress elect, draw their
pay monthly from the 4th Of March last,
amounting to s4l6 per month. They
will have drawn three-fourths their sal
airy before they occupy their seats next
December. 1hls Is what may be termed
front pay.
SENATOR MORTON declares that the
defeat Of the Radicals in Connecticut
was due to the fact that they assumed
the defensive instead of the offensive.
This is nonsense. We should like to
know how the Radicals either of Con-
necticut or elsewhere could assume to be
more offensive than they really are.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS, in his autobi-
ography, under date Of January 12, 1912,
writes as follows: "Mr. Rainbert brought
presents of porcelain for my wife, for
Charles, and another for myself. re-
fused to receive them, it being princi-
pie which found to be necessary to
adopt from the first day became pub
lie man, never to accept for myself or my
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-05-07

Legal proceedings have been commenced
by the Prussian Government for the remov
al Of the Prince Bishop Of Breslau, for viola
ton OF the ecclesiastical laws.
A Government notification has been issued
authorizing Japanese subjects to send contri.
buttons TO the Australian exposition next
October.
Baron Won IIolicnbcn, German Charge,
has arrived at Yeddo.
The japanese connected with the recent
mission to Peking emphatically rcpudiate
the recent assertisn in the British House Of
Lords that Mr.. Wade, the British Minister
to China, took an active part in the settle
ment Of the dispute between China and
japan. Early in the negotiations Wade
made advances to the japanese Commission.
er, which were pcremptorily declined. Later
the Chinese proposed TO submit the question
to arbitration, which was again formi lly re-
fused. wade's friendly Offices toward the
Chinese are admitted to be possible, but he
was never admitted to the japanese conf.
dencc, nor did he attempt to offer them coun.
sci at any period.
dispatch TO the Daay Telegraph from
Berlin says the Prussian Government intends
to ignore the letter Of sympathy addressed
by Roman Catholic Bishops OF Great Britain
10 ,boso 81 ,;orm,nv
Tho Iondon r., .,oo;.i ,i;.,.,o. ,.
Berlin reports that the Belgian Minister Of
Tho noIg;ar oonr,s aro inoomno,.n, o. 49,
M, n,oooo,l;n.s o,.;os, n,oLn 49,, a..
his statement has heen ,,ans,i,,od ~ ,ho
Ber,;n cove,nmen,
A committee ~ Tho p,,..,.o p;., h,.o
r,red hiIl dscI,,;ns ,hs oId c.,hoI;cs ON.
Tiled toa share Of Roman Ca,bolic churches
cemeteries and revenues pronor,iona,e 10
,b.ir p,mbe,s M comna,ed ui,,, o,har
Ca,bolics
Al pari. the death 1. .npourced NJ tho
famou. travels, ami arts, Joan F,od.r;oL
n. w.IJecl a, ,ho s,,,.o,J;narv a,,o % 10
vear,
A terrible e,,lo.;o, occu,rod r.os,,lv In
Bupker,s hin Gallery Nor,b stae,o,dsb;,e
wbiIs ,be mir.r. ,r.,a a, ~ .,,,,;S
,icb, ,weIve hodiss had hoe, ,alon on, hn,
,we,,v.,b,ee mon arc va, 4, ,he ,n;na ona
- 49,, 80 :, - ~, ~ =,
,nsas.si s ~ o,;no noP' '"'' ""' VI '"''" WIN w
TLa r,,
..a, =, ,hl ;n,.aJ,,,,,a - IN, II, 49," ~
H.. -. ~ -. "'"e
F,a,,,, 80 ra'.i;.L
~ ,ha h.nLs 81 n psaaJ,,'.s =. . 80.
,ha ,,,a,,onod ,.o,,,I. h.,,. a.. s..N
men 81 oao,, na,;on ,lis s,,nrna.
ror,v.ono hod;os w.,, ,aIen ,,ou, ,,o
,,,;,o q, Mi S,ag,,IsLi,o - - ma
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-05-07

JEKyLL told Moore of man who had
said his eating cost almost nothing, for
"on Sunday" said he, 81 always dine
with an old friend, and then eat No much
that il lasts until Wednesday, when ]
buy some tripe, which hate like the old
boy, and which accordingly makes me no
sick that cannot eat any more until
Sunday again"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-05-07

President Grant and Cabinet reached
New York ON Friday, on their way to
the Lexington and Concord Centennial.
Upon going to the Grand Central Depot
TO take the cars for Boston, the party
presumed they could desdhead their
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-05-07

Ar Nugata, in Japan. the latest rage is
one for breeding a kind of gold fish,
called koi, which has a white body and
light red head. A fish foot long sells
for thirty-seyen dollars and fifty cents
The cause of the fancy is that a rumor
prevails that gold can be extracted
from the scales. Some people have
turned their fields into fish ponds by
way OF speculation.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-05-07

IT's the fashion in Florida to wear
gloves worn out at the tips ofthe 6ngers,
in order 10 better corral the heas.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-05-07

In every other southern district the
same system of plunder has been carried
ON, TO an extent as yet unknown. But
Mr.. Williams system is doomed to an
early exposure.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-05-07
NEWS IN BRIEF.



ssews tr.,. sh~ es.u.,
Inc PRESIDENT has sent letter TO AZ
'orney'uenerai wn'iam' accepting ms
resignation, 10 take eject on the 10Th OF
way Inc resident ,'s', Expresses ms sPpreela,
u1"o' MI Wl,''a'ns aol''y anu hem IN MS
once ana "'snes nun success IN inc new
h'iu Q, hle ne mas chosen Inc Fres,uent
s"o, hM 'endefeu 'ne posi.on 10 Judge
"an"u p rie'rePonS 0. Ne" io'k' 49,
"e '"'.'n", 'e',""e hPr" .o' we,e s'o1,'
o'. '...'P" ,o' '"v nVnu' s',o1c,o'o a
.o"ps.'s." ~ ,eo''p. .o' ''e n''' ,o"'
'"on's' " uns ye.' VIZ" Use co'''sPohuuns
pe,''" VI i''' 'ao"' "h i"Vre"Se VI S1'o'O''
'V,.
nne ',easu'y pepa..men' ns' Jus' "'ue
o"'i 10, eo'V"'"v OF 'oo] pohus' ih'e''s. "
cease the Isl Q, august next, /" follows oos'
.'.oi !" ,o,aVo' ,VVs, fi,1oi 10 f,IWj '"vs'
z1'4io'o 1o'V"i i'Vo'' o'sol 70 .o'ooo. In.
'einm revenue ,ece'pts, sosrzo'' "ranu
'oss' 70, '"e nsc"' year s'V'~oo'iii'
INC oeoie.ary o' ,ne treasury mas gwen
u"eouo" 70 'ne nss's'""' treasurer ih Ne"
month Of Nav, as follows; al. .JOOO 900 on the
first and third THURSDAYS, and ~ 100000 on
'ne secohu anu iour'n inursu'y' e"cn'
From f"e West.
General Custar, now at ". Paul, Min
nesota, says he does not expect to start upon
the expedition ordered by General Sheridan
for exploration OF the regions far beyond
Black Hills before the first OF June. The
cavalry and infantry force is to start from
Fort Lincoln at about that time, and before
the expedition can move reinforcements
must arrive from the South.
special to the Leavenworth 7tmo', from
Wichita, Kansas, says letter from the
Cheyenne agency, dated the 24th inst, states
that thirty-two Cheyenne Indians bad left
there in chains, via Fort Sill, bound for
Fort Leavenworth. The balance OF the
hostile Cheyennes now at the agency were
moved the same day, and turned over by
the Indian Agent to the military. There is
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-05-07
A SfarffinO Sim.

The World relates that at Ischl, in the
Tyrol, some two years ago the American
tourist was somewhat startled by reading
the following sign over the door of a small
livery stable in the street which leads
from the town up to Bauer's hotel on the
n
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-05-07
" To the High well-Born
Observation-Disclosures aud


Friedmann, the swner of the livery
stable in question, had desired to appeal
directly to his foreign clients in their
own tongue. With assistance Of tray-
eled cobber, his neighbor, a great linguist,
who had wandered much in foreign
lands, the above neat translation from
the German signA" H1 bekommt man
eseia"- was concocted. II is unnecessary
To say that the sign was a great success.
No Englsnder or Amerikaner but read II
with delight, and hired donkeys for his
wife and daughters from friedmann,
whose business increased fifty per cent.
after the painting Of that little sign.
THE variety in grenadine is INFINITE.
Among the new things are large-meshed
fabrics, almost like canvas, with piaids,
checks, polka dots and stripes in silk.
Another elegant style is a combination
Of lace and satin stripes.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-05-07

All the departments are allied by able and e.
hsient teaehers. In addition 10 the usual Fnelish
branches ancient and modern languages, drawing,
paintne, and music are taught With great success
Terms Tor beard and tuition moderate. For full
particulars, address,
MRS. q q. rRuEHEART. PRINCIPAL,
10Y srAsroRp. Nv.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-06
POST MONEY ORDERS

POST MONEY ORDERS
ffnb bas fiGerfte unb btltsfe Wittel
gut l1eberfsnbuns Don @eIb une iollten,
100 fe su baten finb, ba3u Setrau@t
trerben.
Denu etne 3ettuns BON einem pcf>
amt an elm anberes SerkBt rerten iuu,
70 mus immer aud bas pofumt unses
seben perben, no bic 3ettuns frdbfr
empfansen wurbe.
@enn Semanb isin SIatt ni9t re-
Sslmdsts empfdnSt uber F@ auf trsenp
cine @etle Gebler einf@Iei@en, 70 foIIte
Der betrefenbe Gsent iuwte rte 5er@
ausseter icslei@ rascn bena9ri&ttst
WtIptH. ase na7vr
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-06
SaS NpffpDrtp

In ben Der. Gtaaten unt Canada betrdst 20 Gh. per
Sapr uab mus pom benz Gmpfdnssr BET fetusr YrasfHse
StsrteIi6brIt& ssraustesatH werben. q
Etan Iann tuieber 8ttt an: ben .gDaattrtr"
abSnntrtn.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-04-21
81 II & T II II { t.

Nufro9e: SIT cs cincm fatboliiden Sling
linn erloubt cine Stcl(c ais SeDrcr III elmer
6rcild)ulc au;unc6mtn:
tmort: Oic totDoiid)e Mird)c mibbilz
li0t haS SDltcm Der StautSl1ulcn une ile bcrt
bictct fotbolild)cn @(tcrn, ibrc Ninocr in iolde
Sd)ulcn al ienecn 0icies @crbot uno bic
|crlpcrfuna oeS Trcild)ulMitens, wic cS bel
uus eriltirt lit abcr ni1t bebbalb 9cgebcn,
weil. bet llntcrridt in ben StuotSi i1ulcn au
Iid) berbcrbld ,pirc pper notbmenoig uerocrb<
lid iciu miiBte ionbe,n bic Sfirdc ocrluirft
bos S1itcm her Stootsl@ulcn aus onocrn
@rinbcn. Gs icblt III ocn Staatsidulen
ndnlid) baScniac, iuas su elmer d)riltlidtn ST.
aiebuna ourd)aus notbia lit: Dcr llntcrrid)t uuo
Sic llebun9 III Der Meligion; oann aud bietcn
bic Trciidulen int slugcmeinen ourd glaubenss
loic 2cbrcr uno ourd) bic @eiclii6aft bon Sim
bern o!!cr Seftcu uno 9dr;lid unglaubiaen
@ltcrn cine aroBc @sfnbr ocr &crfuDrung. So
nun ale Gltcrn Dor Soft pcrpfli6tct iino, iDrc
&inoer d)riltlid uno fotboliib gu ersicbcn, 10
fam bic Sfirdc cs n1t suNcben, Dap fotbolildc
Niuocr i6rc Grsicbung in Sd)ulcn erboltcn, bon
oencn bic Hcli9ion ouSgeld)loiicn lit. 9icieS
&crbot abcr rritrcdt ib II cb auf Die 2cDrer.
GS itebt cinem 2cbrer, Der fotbolild) lit, nidtS
entocgcn, cine Stcl(c nn cincr StuutSldulc slt
iibernebmeu, uorausaeicbt, bab ibm oiclc Stellc
nid)t SlnlaB wirb, iid lonit Ae9cn lcincn Slou'
ben III bcrfcblen. Sanu oud lpire cs eincn
fotDolild VcDrcr in elmer Stnatsldulc nldt
erloubt iciu, fatbo(ild)c Nnoer in Der religions
oien @ciie Oct Staatsi1uleu ;u untcrri1tcn,
mir finoen oos lucni9itens bcOentlid). Sonf
lit I'M Yrincip acgcu bic slunobmc elmer 2cbrers
ftelle an elmer Stuotsf6ulc nid)tS eiriuipenben;
I'M @c9cntbcil ipiirbe bcr @laubcusglcid)giiltig>
trit, bic icbt in Den Stoatsidulcn 9rob acios
ger miro, lucniaitcnS in etua sciteucrt, wcnn
in allen Staats id)ulcn fatbolild)c 2ebrer angc~
ltellt m6rcu. Sm Qebeu Der 0cili0eu fiNOcu
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-04-21

unterijibun9. Gna(anb, Srlanb uno Die
Scr. 5taotcn lieferu Die 8ciipicle, oaB
oic STRIDE bel Der Yripotunteritiibvn9
Ib beller beF Fiuoct uno luoblboben0cr 1T.
Mu6 in Geutl l6lauo miro orr Glcrus
nitDt pertiimmcvn, mcil Der 5taot inn
lcine @iitie entiiebt."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-04-21

lchen, hoB bie gGIroe eincs Cardinals
gum crlten Wolc in Der @cIAibte Der
fathelij den &ir1e cincm amcritonilben
8rdloten iibertragen ,uorocn lit. 0icjeni=
ocn ppn nus, ,uclbe Die otisntihen &C.
Sen Sr. oei!i9teit in NNt ncbmen, >uers
Sen nidt su bcpbabten perisblt baben,
oob, ptnn immcr Die SpraOe uui Nmc=
,itu fommt, oies NIT 9oni bclpnocrel
Ounfborfcit uno yjcbe 9cihiclt. ySll
]ebcn allc, lpie Die fot6o!ilbe Slr6c Dem
Gcputitsnismu: sultcuert uno mir lebeI
audi Die @ercd)tigteit Der 0runolo9c eln,
uui lpel0er biclcs beru6t. 9os prntrltonz
tide 9cutiOlauo periolgt als &ailerrcid)
sic &irbc; ous prote NantiIdc 9lmcrita
ooac9en ldBt ais Jepublif lie in ppller
6reibeit li1 entwirteln. Oos tutbolil0c
Stalicn iiibrt untcr eincm Nonig &rieg
segcn ocn beili9en 5tubl; oas totboIi=
lde Trontrsid oa9e9cn lit nnter clntm
Yrdlioenten yc9enmarti9 oellen entlbie=
oenitcr Nertbeioiger in europa. Warum
lollle oenn al 10 ser Yuplt pom monardi=
l1cn SYItcm, BON ocn &oui9en unoTiirs
iten> lpelbs ieine Modt .nur 81 oft Su
i6ren eisenen lelbitiiithti9en 3lucdeu Der.
wcnoct boben -,uorlm ollp, fro9en mir
loIte Ser Ynplt ni4t an bas Nolf op<
pelliren uno ibm 1eine Sade III ois @dnoe
le9en @ibt es oob I'M @runoe 9enom=
men, teine&irhe, peld)c ihrer 9anSen me-
lentliben Dicisplin no1 repulifanil6er
1T, ols Die fatbolii6e. Sur ibrem sll=
tore linS oQs 9fallcn uno 9}otionlitdtsn
9leit).
vs8dbreno Ger beItigeu 9lntbipat6ien,
mcl9e Dor Dem SSriege S'uilben Den
S6mar5en uuo 'Q8eiben beitanoen, ipen'
oetc Der totbolil6e Yrielter Die 5afro=
mentc phne unterl6ieo ocr Yerlon Dem
6crru lo,uobl al: Dem 5tlapen, unb no
t0nnttn mir enc belltre Slluitration jencs
@ciltcs Ser @leiAbcit uno oer Yriioerlitb=
felt iiuoen, melher Die grunbla9e bes
rcpublifoutihcnS Spltems bilott? 8arum
lol(tc oenn Der Yoplt, inotm or lid) NIT
Der rspublitanii6en Sclue9ung unlerer
Go9c pcrbiinbct, lit1 uiht Su cincu
50rtfen fir jcnc &oni9e MAIDEN, ole
i'm uero6tcn uno qualcn, uno warum
joQte CT 10 ni6t Oct republitanil6cn De-
mc9ung einen Sin ltob 9cben, Der IN jsbn
Sobren Die 3ertriimmerun9 jcoer &rone
auf cemTcitlanoc iur6ol9e 1a6e miiBte 2"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-04-21

gD Semau wiinld)t eincu &1ui ier fir eis
neA Sd)ieu, Der icincs @lc'hcu iuft.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-08
Eertures ano nlcetincs.
Gitua!ions nauiea--females.

AGO GTH-AVE., first hoOr-DRES5ES anc
OT made 10 order at the shortest notice al reason
able terms Please call and examine cur styles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-08

IRVING HOUSE formerly Cooper COTTAGE,
Long Branch. is now OPEN pIic,s Inneed iSr ine:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-08
Eoteis.
Situations Uantc6-- ma!rs.
Clerks Statesmen, &c.

Clerks Statesmen, &C.
"A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW :
~ Work TRIBUNE WILL BIZ iiECElNbD AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES. No l23s Broad~ay cor ihirty.nrsr
At ar 9n, Nest Twenty third ST.; al the HARlEM OFFict-
NJ 2g-I TArdayr, Onr Aundrgi aud t"ony iolf
~. ,,m savings bank Builling); al at the BROOKLYN
I'm NfI OFflCE No 323 Washington ST., nett door " Inc
pos, Office up 10 y. m. at regular oliee rates.
AN AMERICAN youth of 16 desires place
y ia .oWa Wholesale house ads Rlceuent considered moro
Than ,ary has Tie lesi refsraSes Address u O. iie
n. I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-08

A GERMAN GIRL wishes a situation with
~ family going 10 Europe viii lake ,ar. Of o'idroni
irstc class city references. Address AZ West 2Stfst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-08

VVANTED-By respectable young woman,
w q situation as CHAMBERMAlD and WAITRESS or
NURSE best references both city and country APP
py ior two as a. IaY Lat si a. AID " ssvek
n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-08
Nurses.

A LADY wishes TO procure situation Tor
~ Young woman whom she highly recommend
mise or ~ eli AMBEIMAID and WAITRESS. Appl
for Two days from 10 II a. IN, liJ East iithst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-08
CWEET SPRINGS. MONROE COUNTY,
rJ1HE SUITEM HOUSE,
4 STRIVE 3 SWEET. PRNPRETpES,
SOpONACEDllS SPRI SGS, y. Y,

y
I TBS d C, @ S ~ o T SoaSr on S!ra each
he Ios 9Gs ;, So de mon Of the he house be
Eusatey cna"g cornr from looms "l 9y one MAI Man.
Laundry. telegraph restaurant fire alarm baIroon dai{
all other modern every r'1n Aeas every
inmate it desree aud consequently no sce9nh a,e fn
guest to maso such BIZ Of faro q he may dSre Wnont
every nat onafy and color d sired kYIT waiter fr''n
wh htrett0 button hole bouquet ini1ts suit SI I
have the dnngha and the best waiter in tho
Any guest getting his breakfast red hot or e1gcriencing
i.E onton &c iact 10 the o.ic and cook and me
walters vii blown from NE months Of c'non IN ir9nt o,
requested 10 bring hoop sicks ard ag keys to bang The car. e
pctos 10 Spin on NJ vi - carpet ami hoy MI i n@ oya
the Oanisiers fn down sai carry away de' II sonsh oI
snail family in thr o,. az Isn ca a Ie maze Tn
"put me on lat ron PAT one At any honr u the
day or night iSrrrc waiter. belongs 10 the Nasont.
known even 10 lei the ine ay been employ ed 70
ni pnes ~, hot g'irs g. i LINZ i % ho, and row
boys viii answer tine belle promptly Sould ans row boy Ia
!" jr ~ % and, and ren ink and ,4 before The gusts
hand las len the bt VIII bc branded Front on the
iho olc ccfs carefully selected 10 please every
S l t. store "a sa Tor nks at any hour day or mint
play bEar sooi alter ani can cs s "a ia,
FROM mrmoy judge Of horses railway and steam
guide viii r vi;h any Young lay, and III berg cut
dead when pa comes GOWN uoht hihu p'he "aio a.!
more au Connecticut forty people IN tho
best room in when tho Iloel IL in attend TO ie
stipIs ia Creek, Hebrew, Cloc
tag Irish, ANY other polite languages at The same MOi'Ht
without turning a hair .,,,,--
Dogs aloTod any in the house including the w(ne
room drink, swear chew, CANINE,
stare et new and Indugc IN other innocent ann-
nrni places IA any part oi the hotel re
landlord happy that other note! -
htSfl
paft cs who give information 10 how these things are
done IN leHrup' prophet VIII take II as tS)na
nfrDni any guest leaving should a dispute his O te
a tna he s~iadler his house arm bus table "istene
Lis wines vie. that ~, the guest never 50 in?1tu
uOn his life, viii stop there again. ana means u warn
lSf friends.
TTNITED STATES HOTEL, LONG BRANCH,
opens JUNE l.-CcniTal location. mo bathing beach
furnished In irst-claSs style HENRY Ho" iaNb' ii"a
I.fa Iattt. iigfr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-08
Cooks.

H0OK.-A co'0rcd man as cook in a hotel or
" restaurant; understands his business horonghy both a.
aAH pastry cook furnish Heat references city
countrT. Apply al ODELLs AGENCY 100 West 9Th st.
corner Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-08
Farmers.
EARM HAND-A Frencbma

E'AkN liAND-A frencDman VINO mas DePil
raised farm in France. understands taking care OF
horses milking pan gard ming, and - wiling T. maze
hims Il ii VIII Fast. West North or south can be
seen at ODELLs AGENCY, 100 West 3ithst, corner oil
4lt.aX
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- yOaGg sin lie man. who under and, plain CART ming the
OF horses nj King, &C. and willing 70 make himself use
full would long distanc can fnrD sh reference Amply
at ODILIS AGENCY, los West 3ithSt corner Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-08
Miscellaneous.

A YOUNG MAN, lately landed, wishes sit
~ DER Address BOX liID'h'
ptoYn Dillcc, l23S Broadway.
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Ge!p tUanieo--M ales.

A GENTS-T.ades and Gcntemen-WANTED
N In York aud everywhere for new must pnonesn
dust OUT without compe territory given sood
SALARY active and experienced parsons
International Publishing Co, Bennett Buiins NewNorS
NANTED-An experienced SALESMAN to
travel and s. furniture Address, with full tousrN
FROST. BkzEEH u Co, Coaoes, n. \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-08

GOACHMAN and GARDENER, AMI LAUN-
~ bit.%S-A Prot, slant AMI wife Ono inCunIlrce)
wonld Ike place together the man Is thorough achau
and efOpn vegetable flower icnvr the &c rs 'ss
lanuiTtHs furnish undoubt ii Reference Apply al
UDELL's AGENCY, 100 Vest 3ithst cor Broadway,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-08

MAN and WIFE-Grrman wife COOK,
~ WASH and iron Is gooi h.eld maker. 1sc The 1lan
* caale OF general farm work and useful moderate
have good references at the PROTESTANT HOME
BUREAU, l35 Gtlla,e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-08

4 GERMAN BAKER QOrcman) wishes Il place
on Bread, Cake and Pie III sacketst, south BiooA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-08

yNAITER-By Il Swedc, with good refer
w cuces his bus Address r., Box =?
Tribune Uptown Oaic,. ,23s broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-08

A USEFUL MAN and WIFE (SwedrS)-
"A Waiter, garden. hofsl and generally useful CITY
or country vile good cook, washer AMI
ironcr take AMI o lmne cy or country;
nave good references. AZ the PROF tcfANI HOME bo-
HIsAU, 1875 9th ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-08

CROMWELL" LAKE HOUSE, Highland
" Mills =. y Erie y. RI enlarged and in
proved q cool healthy delightful location bar For Illus
irated = reYI.r address OLIVER CltOMN Eli.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-08

yunng with lirut C!sy reference would Ike
place In SIMMER no IAe: understands his busiu' Can be
On at ODfil,S AGENCY, 100 Vest 3ithst, corner oil
I.IOaL way. Inquire fOr J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-08
Miscellaneous.

.,SI WEST 29Til-ST.-An experienced lady's
~ or inyads 4 sE desires an immediate ESUAoE-
MEM Ring hrst bell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-08

gAE WEST 39rH-ST.-A competent young
woman ~ H. who understands her duties thor
oughly viii be- found willing and obgng kind and attentive
ch.llren rood cy reference.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-08

ST. 50 TO $, 81 per s6o Day s & tG s3 ap per T
fi rs ard single at IA. 7G and KS Eecker ST. near
Broadway; large cTOquet grounds
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West Side

A SECOND FLOOR. handsomely furnished,
~ to let with frstolss, beard. family occupying tbo
own ousc ~ west 90 ST. Highest references given ana
al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-08
5nnmfr Meireais.
j. II. RREsI.IN & Go. Proprie,

EeELMONT HALL, Soioolty'a Mount Mineral
ID Springs roopcns for the reception Of guests June D.
Cool pic ain air; select society no mosquitoes fol
particulars address ID. A. GROVE ELL, Proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-08

SlS WEST 19TlI-ST--A respectable Young
- III girl ~ NURSE Ia do Hight CiAMBERN DIRK .
will good city reference
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-08

KUAKD IN GfbchW1CI, NUnI'' ia =. II ,1,
Gated short station and boat landing me hAt
lawn, piazza barn. &c; connecting conveniently
trragef Tor large VI small family wishing special pr
se in every respect Address b. q, Tribune oIce