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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-03-31
A UCTIoN SALE
THIS DAY.
THIS Friday) MORNING,
commencing at 10 o'clock.
CUDEKn tIIITSEIInT.n

COmmencIng CLOCK,
SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
the five story brown mansion
NO. AZ WEST 10TH ST, BETWEEN 9TH AND 9TH AVS,
Steinway ~ octave Pianofore
Decker Bros. upright "a octave Pianofore,
real imported Bronzes and Bisque Figures,
Paintings by eminent artists,
Statuary Works of Art
PARLOR SUITS richly rosewood and walnut frames,
covered in crimson and gold brocade satin
laine Turkish and Spanish Lounges Easy Chairs nlad
marqueere and gilt Centre and Console Tables rosewood
Etngeres Cabinets French pnte Mirrors lace Curtains,
French Mantel Sets 6day Clocks Musical Boxes Jardn
eres velvet Rugs Ornaments handsome inad Library and
Bookcases Books Library Tables
Turkish SHIT picces), Ladys Writing Desk.
BEDROOM FURNITURE, CONSISTING
OF elaborate and plain Bedroom Sets nlad gd Bed
steads Dressing Cases. Bureaus, Washsands single and
double Bedstads 33Gnc hair and spring Mattresses feather
Pillows Blankets Toilet Sets and plush suits marble
top Tables, Chairs Rockers Billiard Table.
DINING FURNITURE. viz Two Extension Tables, In
laid French walnut Sdebonrd Chairs in leather Sverwae
Dinner and Tea Sets Cutlery &c two Hall Stands velvet
Brussels and ingram Carpets, kitchen Furniture. &c
Sale positive. Parties about purchasing will posi-
lively find this q chance. Take Sixth uni
versity place cars or 9th stage 18th st.
ROBERT CASnIN Auctioncer
Competent to pack ship goods city country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-03-31

SUIT AGAINST JUDGE BENEDICT.
Most Of yesterday was occupied In tho Supreme
Court, General Term, arguing the point on appeal
raised In the suit brought by Edward LANCE aRainsi
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT
WAsmxoTor March % 1874

Nos. ITO, 113, lie, l22 l2s, 124, l25, 129.
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Terms very reasonable Every piano fully warranted Fer
further information call HAINES BROS manufac-
tory 1856 35S $50 32 1874 1856 S 37O 372 I'd av
st
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A SPECIAL OFFER FOR THIS MONTH"; FINE
n assortment of first class Pianos all news only need to
be be appreciated
The largest nducement offered In this city TO those
desiring excellent piano AT manufacturers prices
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PIANOFORTEs, ORGANS. sc.

A FOR RENT UPRIGHT SQUARE AND GRAND
IA. Pianos of make; also for sale and rent.
humble, second hand Pianos in perfect order WILL
IAN KNABE x CO. No III 9th av.. above 10th st.
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A A POSITIVE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SONS
N elegant rosewood Piauoi0rte, with all improvements
LOO for $500; Decker Bros four round, richly
~ Piano overstrung iu agrae. &C. cost
81 900 for $3.50; soo box shipping: must be
sold cash wanted. n BW find pianos represented.
Call private residence ~ West 1871 ST.
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THOMAS j. McGRATH, AUCuoNEER WILL SELL
Il this day o'clocS No. 49, Pearl ST., City
Hall place the entire contents of Boarding and Lodging
House consisting Bar and Fixtures Ale Pump Glasses
Chairs Tables, Crockery &c also Beds Bedding Furni
ture, &c, throughout the house
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-08-03
DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL
CONVENTION.

\ convention of the Democrats ot The
Eighteenth Congressional district OF Id
noi>. il hereby called TO meet in the court
house. at Cairo, on Tuesday, the LIST day OF
August. 1876. at | O'Clock. p. IN. for the
purpose of nominating candidate for con-
grcss, and for th" transaction Of such other
bu,inc ~ may properly be transacted by
said convention.
The Demo ,rats Of the several counties OF
the district are hereby requested to appoint
delegates to SAID convention on the follow
ing basis One delegate for each one hun
bred votes and the fraction Of one hundred
votes more than fifty. cast for Hon. VIM.
llartzcll. at the election held in November,
1874. as follows, TO wit:
Dplpu atp .
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To the Working Class We can furnisb
you employment at which you can make very
large paw, IN your own localities, without being
away from home over night. Agents wanted in
every town and county to take subscribers for
The Centennial Record. the largest publication
In the United states-l6 pages, 81 columes; FL
egauty illustrated; Terms only 81 per year
The record IL devoted to whatever 10 OF Interest
connected with the Centennial year. The Great
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In detail Everybody wants il, The whole
people feel u great interest in their Country's
Centennial Birthday. and want 10 know ali
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premium picture Is presented free TO each sub
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One Hundredth Anniversary of the Independ-
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ches ANY one can become u success full agent,
Tor but show the paper and picture and hum
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where There Is no business that will pay ike
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making as high as go per day and upwards.
Now Is the time; don't delay. Remember II
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LOT circulars, terms, and sample copy OF paper,
which arr sent free to all who apply; do II to-
DAY complete outfit free to those who decide
70 engage Farmers and mechanics. ana their
sons and daughters make the very best OF agents.
Address.
THE Centennial RECORD,
Portland, Maine.
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And besides the unique and valuable Diary OF
important events anu occurrences throughout
| the world, this number contains, among ty o
hundred other articles, the following points OF
special Interest,"
Queen Nictoria's New Title
DIR. John Hall : April Philosophers @ oolsl
he True American "a ch sracieristic Poem
Washington Marshal Of France
Jean Jngelow's Fancy.
New Horse Car Poetry. for April.
Dom fedrO's characteristics
\ Whist Party in the Ark
Three Capitalists--Astor, Stewart, Vanderbilt.
Mark ! vain at Horse Auction.
FIRST Female Lobbyist at Washington.
The GIrl Of seville-a Spanish Poem.
Royalty in the United States
Artemus W ards Character and Peculiarities
Monthly Record of Congress, etc.
lhihgs to b laughed at popular and touching
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This new Periodical which has already reach
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Something new and original In the way of u
oMonthly Magazine Being sort of Reference
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win selection Of the most popular misce llan
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beautifully printed, with an elegant Steel Por-
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" early Subscriptions begin with amy
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CaStOria.

DIR. Samuel Pitcher. Of Hyannis, Mass, ex-
perinented in his private practice. for twenty
years 10 produce a combination That would have
the properties Of CASTOR OIL without It's un .
pleasant taste and gripping effect.
HIS preparation was sent for. near and far =,
tli finally he gave IL the name Of Jastoria, and
put n np for sale. II IL very wonderful In its
effects, particularly with the disoricre-i stom-
arhs and bowels Of children. IL A--INILAIEs
THE FOOD, cures sour stomach and ind collie,
regulates the bowels, Expels WORMS, and may
he relied upon in Group.
AS pleasant, effective. and perfectly safe
Cathartic remedy, II Is superior TO Castor oil.
tordials and syrups IL does not contain alco-
hol. and is adapted 10 any age.
BY regulating the stomach and bowels of
cross aud sickly children, they becor good
natured and healthy. They can enjoy sleep, and
mothers have rest The Castoria IL put up at the
Laboratory Of j. b. Rose Il Co, a. Dey sheet,
New York. uay25-w-l3t
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The QWickc~s. Smrest aud Cheaues,
Remedies

Ply sicians recommend, and farriers declare
that no such remedies have ever before been In
use. words are cheap, but the proprietors of
these articles viii present trial bottles to medical
men, gratis, as a guarantee Of what they say
THE CENrAUR LNlMENT .WInTi WAR
rER. will cure Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Lum
bago. sciatica, Caked Breasts, sore Nippl,s
Frosted Feet, Chilblaii :, Swellings, sprains,
and any ordinary
tLEsH BoNE OR MUSCLE AILMENT
we make no pIetcnse that this article will
cure cancer, restore lost bones or give health Ia
q whisky soaked carcass, but 1t Will always re-
once Inflammation and allay pain.
!. WIZ EXTRACT the poison OF bites and stings
anu heai Durns or scalds WITHOUT scan. Palsy
Weak Hack, Taxed Breasts, Earache, Toothaclie
Itch AMI tulaneous Eruptions readily Weld To-
its treatment
Henry Black, of Ada. Hardin Co., J., says /:
My wife has had rheumatism for five years
no rest, no sleep-could scarcely walk across the
hoor. She j. now completely cured by the use
OF Centalir Liniment We all feel thankful to
YOU, and recommend your wonderful medicine
e all our friends. -
James Hurd, Of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, says: "Ihe
Ceutaur Liniment cured my Neuralgia
Alfred Tush, of Newark writes Send ire
| one dozen bottles by express. The Iiniment
hes saved my leg. want to distribute IL, .sc -
The sale OF this Liniment is increasing rap.
idly,
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AN AGENT . wanted s.. r re-

county Tor Frsnk
Ieslie's Newspapers aud Magazines. the oldes'
established illustrated Periodicals In America.
ehey are now frat offered to canvassers' whc
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from eight new and bsautifui chromos, given
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very family In their district. To skilful can
ysssers this will secure permanent employment
ylad and assured revenue. Specimen papers
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name the territory they desire 70 canvass. Ad
Publishing House, 557 Pearl fnaet, New YORK
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THE BOOK BINDERY ::

I" no h'"d Of binding qred Iy this community that be
" at the R"1efn Cairo City Bndry he style
prices
hare Prnpheh yoa pyp them far 3;nq
II 90" haze Magazines to he Jonnd send hIsmia
II yon hare Music to be bound pad ip
go" hare Bh1"h Books, eih withon printed hdng
Wac'ore them tor you.
II haze Rubng be DOME do est syleo NE
shortest notice.
The Bi"dery III charge Of Mr. AMBROSE PYATT fstra
"oo "hOse deo" TO his business and The pronpnes u ~hch
turns ont nc best Of rorh et him all dc patronage
Inc Of Booh Bieding and R"lng
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Payable Strictly in Advance.

CLUBS.
A discount OF twenty per cent. VIII De a.
lowed TO clubs of four or more persons:
Thus: four copies OF Blsckwood or OF one
Review will be sent to one address foI
$l2 80, fonr copies Of the four Reviews ana
Blackwoodfor S4S, and so on.
Circulars with further particulars may he
THE LEONARD SCOTT PJBL'NG co
~ Barclay Street. New York
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Or. WHITTIER,
GU st. Chsries street, St. lovis, Mo,

DllDTuDr, S:s: ed :, ,' IT,: s., ::
"GuMn1 yoss< er old, Sssrasfssd BY
ssOu = az Jsdsss svnAeI 81 f>ss!.
sEsst. 4 seIadeSysse 40 fee. CsHss o. vvf< TO
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BLACKW00D'S
EDINBURGH MAGAZINE.

The most powerful monthly IN the English
Language, famous Tor STORIES, ESSAYS,
ana SKETCHES,
OF TIE HIGHEST LITERARY MERIT.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-08-03

Coatsinias lAe pAsss and numbes Of ess sapavisss
kvery persoa sere an1 especially these eoot~npst
iss n.rises sheaa have !. their sesn.
Of living ots an1 retaining the vigor Of snl
vouankoc1 Reprc1seou-hov 70 have ksai,hy bea urfI
ehiien ssssfl ne1teal advice sod uasy vs uisd pre-
eerptiens Tor ne inetdsnu Of early married I Sent
esesrsy sssss ess lead 70 ss{ ses,ess lss -
Asire.s. Dr. Jeooues, Ceatral Medical institute,
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THE NEW MAGAZINE,
RECORD F IF YEAR
FOURTH NUMBER tJULYJ READY 70.
DAY.

With fine steel Portrait of A T. Stewar
his Career, Death. Will and Succession.
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Madison square. New York
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PI"uuct OF sixteen years OF the ascendancV
OF the republican party, create "A neressity.
10, reform, confessed by republicans them.
serves, but their rciormer- are voted down
10 convention and displaced from the
cabinet; the party's mass of honest voter,
]. powerless to resist the eighty thousand
omcelolders, It's leader. and guides.
Heforba can only he had by peaceful.
ciyic revolution. We demand A change of
ADMINISTRATION, change OF party, that we
may have change Of me assures and OF men,
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BEATING THE RAILROADS.
How = Young Frenchmnu endheadsd frer'
Quebec to New Hampshire.


On Friday afternoon Frenchman, about
10 wears OF age arrived at the village Of Suncock,
N. H., from Sherbrookc, =. O. He had travelled
the wholo distance on free pass" OF his own
manufacture. which obtained currency from the
natural sympathy which even tho knights OF the
coupon ami the punch have for poverty, when
coupled with innrmty. lie constructed
wooden leg from white ash, aud with cushion-
ed socket to receive the knee. crooked his leg
Mt right angles, and fastened on his wooden pass
ful story Of poverty and orphanage, and present.
ed the wooden stump as a convincing Claim to
a "charity pass" -Four conductors grew to
melting mood. and their sorrows for his mis-
fortunes allowed him to ride In peace, and
without scrip, to Concord, N. II. Not only
did the wooden leg serve pass, but at In
teivals IN the days journey he passed through
the train, hat In hand. and many n nickel and
some stray scrip dropped therein, tribute
which pity drew from willing pockets At Con-
cord only six miles remained to complete his
journey. and he boarded Conductor WYATT =
train. cripple still Again the same story Of de-
fOrmitV. poverty and orphanace. and as the
Young picker Of pastebOards listened, sympathy
drew his 81 neil from his pocket and wrote upon
his train report this; "Frenchman; cripple
charitv' When the train reached Suncook the
cripple was about To leave tho car ON the side
opposite the depot The conductor kindly in
formed him which way to 20, and warned him
to be careful and not fall. He needed not. but
stepped of into the snow, unfdstened his wood
en- leg. and AS he stood n whole man. he swung
with one hand the now useless member In tri-
umph to the CONDUCTOR and with the other
waved an adieu to tue departing train.
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without rejecting in any way upon the
course Of justice III she llubenstein case, we
must suggest that the gentlemen OF the defence
lost good point wncn they allowed cert in can
didatcs for the jury hoN to be challenged simply
because they were II the Jewish faith. and they
did not interpuse any objection to others who
were OF the Christian faith. This is an incident
that Is almost OF daily occurrence Ia our courts.
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dOlanlrO...trnlllu.


4 WRITTEN guarantee, To give all the work you
~ can do Tor hve YEAR, and send u home by express,
free Of Charge aud sell you any Sind OF new sewing
machine cash paid Tor work every week. and you only
We sius icpls on the machine every month; no
limit To me amount Of work you can have an that you
want rs have been longer In this business nan any
ulhtr nrm ~ this city, and been connected with some
81 Tue argrt business housts In The city We can safely
give In writing what "" PROMISE after nave been at
all the other places 10 the cii y give IL a cal
HOME GARMENT COMPANY,
"a h
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Aors,s, WarIAAss, DC.

A i OFFER on account OF my husbands death.
hs horses suitable for truck, farmer. sN bust
AMI sullivan.
A FOR SALE-0 work hlr.r s4I'tlr tuf iruct.
~ Hflntr, or any business "a Naf Nturi WY ~
lowed. 90 south bth aY between nt ...r anu Nous
Son sts.
4 Pony, also three mares .snunG ani knd anlIAbi9
~ Tor grocer, express, farming, 49, 10 600 -
Lh1sneln
NOR SALE Canadian pony. urN rasuu' aud mar
ness price so. Inqulre al MS wooster ~ eApfoss
oticc
400. SALE very cheip-Sauld hors', good wagon.
n an hllnei,. i2t hast 0.n ST., BAKERY,
GHOR~ES with scratches use IALtOfl's cure
AK Dan Mace, " Alton, w ipr o. nr Murphy
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WHITE STAR LINE,
w FOR QUEENS rONN AND LIVERPOOL. CAB
RAlNG LNITLn LIVES MAlL.
st,Inoolti AZ amr1t)h
DENNsYLyANIA RAILROAD.

AND UNIFIED STAFF, NAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New YORK, wa prabrJsses ami Cortlann
str et, Ferries, n, tUl nNs;
~ ross tor llarrisnurs l. shurghtne West and SOUTH
VIII Pl.lmln Pa Ac' car. mttcuei $50 A. NJ, aud
hnuf VI. Suadly and $3.50 =. NJ.
For WI llmspnri and Lute Haven A. lJ) A. VI. ana
$50 T. NJ. For Cory and trie $50 +. NJ. connecting
" Cory for litusv,lle, Petroleum Centre. and the
on ltrgi Ne
FL Bihmo-e, Washington, and the South, Limited
Washington FIX ross" OF Pullman Pdrlor Cars daily,
except SUNDAY. $50 A. NJ, arrlye Mashlngton t;t1
T. n. Regular AZ $40 A. Me- AMI o T.. NJ SUNDAY
Express for Philadelphia J. $50, $40, $50 A. NJ, IL so
-, 4 $40, o. g. z, $50, T. VI. an ~ ni-hi. Sunuay
9 $50, ana0 +. ~ Emgralt and SECOND class.
Flr trains TO Newark, Elizabeth RAhway, Prlncetoa,
Trenton, Fertn AmbnY Pennington, beNidere. AnA
her points, see local -clrIu "a at nl tlceri offices.
Tra snrrive; From pit.hIrsn, h.ii aud 1879 A. n.
aud 03O p. NJ dairy 1913 a, VI, ami $40 !, NJ daily.
except MONDAY. From Washington and Baltimore,
$50 A. VI, 4.p5. 5ih. and 1927 r. VI. SUNDAY 6:s4
a. ". From fmaiclpnl. hilu, $50, 900 1913, 10,
ll5l NJ, 2l5 900, 3i5, dlO, 74O. sii, 0;2O, l0yf
l.. NJ. sunday $50. 02O, 0;J5, ll:5i A. NJ 7iO o.2a
Aud 1927 r. NJ.
Ticket ,riccs go and 0n Broadway. Aston House
and loot OF u sbrosses and Cortland Streets CouH
street. BrOOkyni III, 10 and lls Hudson street, HO
boken. IMMIGRANT ticket once. Battery place,
ID. NJ. hoy u. JR,
FRANK THOMSON
General Manager.
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From ne N,aoauiee S,a'n,

From NE Mbcdulee S,HtpeL
Under new ruling of the Buffalo
School Board no married women are hereafter
to be employed as teachers This rule will
work great hardship to men whose wives are
unable to SUPPORT them except by teaching.
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VNFNA, SinFrr. DOMESTIC, Whrrler & WILSON, and
~ al nr-tC.sss new machines for SAFE, 81 week
q rent, oc perwcck plenty goo WORK furnished. sen
ny "Nptessf shirt aprons wrappers, ladies' SUITS and
inncrglrmrnfs given on the best cash
ever werki ~ furnish work after tle machines are
aid for wrcNchanrc ana repair mac ines; - ccnt
allowed on cash sales On W machines lessons free
y"i can save consi Terra c time, trouble aud money By
gong direct 20 The head uncC ll Grand ST. nearly all
stree cara run near the store splendid Wheeler s.
Wilson machine Tor snle, s,h warranted rs good as
new. W. rlNNi.i., General Agent
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EluauttaL

OFFICE Industrial Exhibition Company, ~ East
~ l1th st., bet. u. oadway and 5th ay. New YORK.
Fob lS70.-The premium allotment TO award the
cenptlou value or the 10 series 900 Donds-drawn
1en D. VIII he held az the onlce Of the company. ats
sale at - each-l3 t,r $GO-ny clier in person At
the oince OF the company, l. rat 17h ST. OF AL
BERT WLLLEs, o. University place, n, Y. Send for
circulars JNO. C. ROBINSON. Prest
T.. b. PoSD. sec.
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dolaut,N---Nlal,s.


GE>T~-At the United states Copying Housel It
n 4 Que Of the .rsc, sn nnr-t ;eli5ue. In the CITY
s,tsiacucn aa4F n'cdA or 10 c'arscs "a reduction t.
1.eqnart w. usual rice o. rNpclienced cayasscrs
s st,eo'on to very ady s;7 Grnni IT, '''"'
Tnqsa Il sTs ana and PqS 4. s gsI
~ WILLS TEA COMPANY eoi Fulton st., between
Church aud Greenwich sts.' Sew YORK
AGENTS wanted everw,er' "a tea. coffee and
4. pc 60 ~ sa..rhfo 'l.A ~ gln maks ir,m ~
st. SS loTi", ~ V''' ~ D'''''
A CmAASCr 8, T S.i V aa9'ner mge.a';,
4c aeTo ycnr. cs i mmcd syo a. 10 Ea, ,si 81
81, Chldrens Ala society.
AGaNrS Bnng al yel-. old p tarc. to DC coricd
price, IN the city. a9i canal IT, cor. Of Thompson.
axe SSo p,an for sanS s s re a
GE>T--slO daily. selling nocnlmncy hirrcrs,
- chromos ANA novelties Empre Novelty Co., 800
an u SS .sRR pls So3ey s So
Broadway.
GENT to 81" cnr,W9s aed ensr wings on weekly
A q 800 i2'Ii Co., IL Na.sn St,
Young T9g G,y l,glr 4 70 70, 70 i, gro:s,,,
BOY II gsf.y only those IN ''e bust
A :oS i3' %sS article E'' Centre ST. O''0'r
boy WANTED. permanent place must
- have F9oa references; pay ~ per month. 80 East
IlAKEh wanted as third uand At e57 s..riug IT.,
ID near Narick
(tANNAS~EW wanted. A sober industrious man
\ one competent To solicit city ana country work
business h-hi terms nade Aiown application
at a37 nroomc CT.
(T~TOM cutter on boo,s, shoes and CATERS al 5s
A3inV, between ION and llth Ms.
(uIECK boys wanted. LORD TAYLOR, Grand
AMI ChTsie IT..
IIAKMEii; slso groom ySnlcd Protestant, s'nGe'
competent NondfE We p ,n gs W. w. nrooewov
OPERATOR on Howe wacniac for nne tongue
" boosi best wage liS Market ST. NeSaaTkJ N j.
DKFS,-MLN, operators ana nnisher' on pants.
u IBBONS. "A young nan q cxPcrenco in ribbons
h and trimmings BLuNOME' l,l27 broadway.
w iNTED An once boy, i9 TO Is wears of age a
aud resides VITA bis psrsnts bet Q. recommenaaton
for honesty and Integrity requrel' anu Is willing 10
Il. b., box 100, sun once
WANTED persons wh9 IKE IKE gqs pad for their
w labor ur goods to call AZ IHOkNk'S law ONCE,
Murray st. room ~ advice freei divorces obtained
XVANTED-A boy to run crrands age from l2 TO IA
~ years. must be wen recommended At G. RED
WOODS l47 Fulton A., Brookyn
WANTED Ten good penmen 10 address envelopes.
Agency, ~ sprucest.
XVANTED-Two good china decorators steady
w wOrk. Apply 10 the American CrOckery CO.,
Trenton. N. j.
WANTED Married man as coachman, &C., wife IA
w COOK Sci also, single man as gardener &C. lO6
Sixth Gv,
w NTED-A good smart boy with good reference.
w Can ats. ylAUs bakery, l76 Sd av, at9 A. NJ
WANTED Al 1856 East 2oth st. agents o; good ad.
w dress TO solicit orders for an article OF merit
NVANTED-Umbrella and parasol rnisners none
w but good hands need Apply VI iOi Broadway.
XVANTED-A good butcher. Apply at IS Mulberry
w street.
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SIDE Plating for ladies' dre,ses, at lie, per
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LADIES. Wheeler 1 Wlson. Howe Home
~. and nil Other kinds - scVinS machines sent on
TRIAL Work and teacher sent 10 tir house tree. Pay
~ 'nt- ttkcn after fr. at 81 Wtck routed al e.
monthly. tyerv machine houRhi from n We warrant
Two Nears is u the only s,aay anI rciiaoi, place IN
place al the sewing Machine Sttthng Ctn3auy's, ia
Bic rkcr ST. branch office. @l3 Ay. 4 between 18th
aud I'm SIS. Please call ala the week Orcn from a.
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