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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-12
Bad News for the Trnnnta

. The Jersey City Education Board, by a vote a
nVe to four. has refused 70 abolish a JgKing.
, 1876-09-10
DREAM-FRtENDS.

Am nwhkef Can II 1,G Teal,
This hand tl,at hold IN my awn1
ThIst pressnw 1ngnrs n2w feel.
Shall hut IoGk and And then, huwnf
Nn-4tcrt liavo; hut thy loye.]jght
Ny arlelt wuke with kindly beams;
Thu tlawn!ng day disputa ll,o ufsht,-
uh how In hope it shining seumsl
Bright glnws Thy smile. My open eyes
May lphlt, nnr fthr twill fade Away:
Now Eaxo they ON the bliss that Hes
Fair OH Tho fuca Of fnturu day.
The darkness late, the night at laAt
Has ended now, sncs tl.p,I art como
A radiance o'er my path 10 cast,
70 banish shaduwa, bropdiny dumb,
hnvs had frlcndsi Oncr wsre the honrs
!'s"<rd hapry with them. 0ucsuinw Kind,
Adversely had testlug rNwcrf,-
Now few tho oltatfetchrd hands ind. !.
For dying trlonsls fahl fuweh my tears,
Aud sud for those who went nstray:
Hut hlffsr Tor tlltse who with {e4tA
Proved fa]su aud fall from faith away.
Ali cruel they to TN my hcart
IN !Mppy slute. 1Etn. fast, Gotfsyedi
Then ut tic darkest hour depart,
And leare 1t snnkcn, sad, deceived.
Itrefncd them fr=nta; they were but dreams,
= Who with Ihc night have gone away;
And now, awukc by thy loyc.hcunn,
view. before me. ono, bright day.
MALcoLA TAYLOR.
, 1876-09-10

nodgess. aad Messrt: sthenek md isolgets snn-
presented TO lilo favored paIf. --cona!stns mostly
- hmors liz invited snc,. wero Ny. O. - Worth
tngt"n Lulu Merchant A!e. + Paige hlLes lioW'
Ths pu5!ic sshooi opened 'ast Monday win a
large nanlbcr Of scholars Tho prospect Ii dstser-
numtor Of tic citizens arc preparing to visit
the Centennial during tl'e montli q October. 49,,
much improved IN wesI't md colo!.
An oyater supper !. thv tapls for the benefit Of
the Reformed Church. The ttin1 has not yet boon
set, but lhc souncs tho bcttef
NORWOOD PARE.
The public school commenced It, fail session
Monday, with Prof. Anthony ~ Principal and Miss
Dunlap Assistant Tho Trustees have tho thanks
Of the natrons at tho school for re.engaglng Mr.
Anthony and Miss Dunlap
Tho Misses wfnehcil have again nntcred upon
their dnteR as eacators III tla city aehpols, whsre
they have taught 10 long and successfully.
Tho f,cv. atr. Masston has moved into The snoll
cottage, and IL now Pleasantly situated fos the win
.Mr. DC ncss.d, Mrs. Duck, Capt, Lcon., and
Mn; II. s. sAddin were vlslso" at the rnrk last
n. nos ~ ss nanbcp
e.t Il % %t se es esas 1pee Is VIII ay 81 s
hart, L. G. Collins. Jr., md Mr. Anthony, hnyc
burii mentioned A. the proper pst,ons to take the
matter In hand. 1t IL hpcd Tint tl,ctu gcntienc!
will consider the wishes 0t their many friends and
make move In that direction at once.
MI. IIolbro9k's ron. Denny, who las been quite
III, IL recovering slowly.
BAMitN1ToN.
A very eevere rnin-Ktor,n, accompan,edby high
wind, visited thls place anil vicinity last Tucsaay
night No damage was done to bulldlngs. but tho
roads were rendered well nL.l, impassaGle and the
standing corn badly blown down.
A recruiting Office for tho United statea cavatry
hns been opened in this placs. Loat. LuH II tho
recruiting 0fl1ccf.
Church TucAday evening. Owing to the inclohlcn.
~. Of tte wcatlipr tho attendance was small.
HpcndIng thr SUMMER with her parcnts near this
place, win return to her hnme this week.
church trial Ia the latest novelty bore. Bit. hnl
Mrs. Potter DavGneon arc the guilty oncs.' The
scandal, however, IL not Of very huge aisncnsnns.
tho charge being that thcy hnvc habitually absensGd
themselves from the regular services Of the NJ. Il.
Church, .of which. they arc members. In some
cnscs which might he named, It wuIld DO sUfe t0
Affirm that plea Of Justification wouldh1 good.
, 1876-09-10
THE CORN-1RADE WITH ENGLAND.
tfA or ~


CHICAGO, Sept. p.-Tl,c republication In an
EnglIsl journal Of lecture Of mioc on "As-
spccts and Prospects Of American Life" has
brought mo the following letter. AS tho re-
marks the writer makes may bo Of Interest to
many people hero III tho West, while Ills inqui-
rics are such as your readers will be better able
to answer than nun, venture to ask you to
give It plaeo In your columns, In the hope Tint
Il 1nAy brlug forth ao1ltu ausvers which may
throw light on the subject will only yat1l that
my correspondent Is q corn-nerrhntt Ut good
standing in tho Eastern counties Of EnEantl.
BROokB HEnFoHD.
sr.. sw17rsx's WnAnr, Nonwtcn, Aug. s1.-
~ ne Rer. BROOKE HtrJord7DEAM s.N: Tong
shall look ior thc following articles eagerly: i st
astonishing how vcry t.le IA known nj England Of
.sns s Siat yse 9o sass sre f0 VII ae 'sSSs oSsc III II
wrtips 6 q tel yan tha. i psn.gIIat e lnodel.
ate-olke book were written. for aaie tn tts coun.
II Just now trtr1sing the farmers mud corn-Mcr-
chanss Of tha United Kingdom, u would he bought
ana rsatl With ayl.!lty w. thoata1ntls mean tu H.
nf jate, things have looked, and look still,
English lind bsck intn pasture--such lslngss of
grain, principally Ind,nm corn, has be sent Acro1s
ths Xtsntc, an9 i ,t'!l ssna!9g. III, 4 yeY know
fellow In Chicago WIN c0nla and would collect tho
facta aud p,hl!sl4 thom, he would bo sufc Of largo
VIA. We English want to know 4, ms<rs the
tho produce per acre-yfe1l Of wllca. and corn per
slay: saino Of horse ial,or anil horsep: cost Of
tra.at from farns 10 ralwny sfattGns, coff NJ rail
franslf per tan Per milo; canal ditto; shipping
J, Whit pazzies y. T. hotr Amertcs ean g on
sa ss2: VIA, ssl'u sansRs ss s.ie F!sxs,
ncrors tho Aslunt!c nearly shilling [e5cl pcr
h.shol We knor: ieaytng yalne at New York a1'!
shllllngs lel) for wheat
flow - i lonos 'that T. the great question TINT
'S;s @s.asan NJ s Hs:sa;a ssa sa i II 'enu b. puse. ero
Of rora of iaat year lls75) an I'm 0o OO0 qrs Of
busllel. pos er. This United Kingdom never did
import ore than e. 600. 900 urs IN year I'LL this
year, Now we arc importing u double that rate.
AMI the country is fairly sw"npcd and delayed with
TIC nauiibian provinces and Bouthotn Russia
produced ionho crun Of n,a!zo III rs, and that
NEARLY all eo1nes here. II aids to tho prodlRsous
Ffoe America Is slowly but surely killing sonth-
ern Kutsln, by producing food i'll such large qunn-
titIcs mi. 70 cheaply but is Anerica DUNG ursef
IL R nfIe So Or Il Illinois a. oo .esc. d ipnd whch
pay h!n 10 produce eorn which 10 can rot only )!
What con lhs poor mnn have loft to himself afte!
paying rent Aut rates, labor, horaa keep. Heutl
soas a yR hF9s1s tas 10 eaSsysS S;M sSo9a @ Fiji
cannot cut u, lHswor Tt,arr reelns no lawass
epths ut which tho staeA stop AeadIng their gral'
Tho interest felt In this aanson in my fraternity.
md anHnx tarlners, y 70 trent That any lnforna'
IN your nrtlele yon sar tlil np!easlnn y of rot
Ms a. and %si w WI %
crease too Tint must mean lowered l'r!co II I'll
, 1876-09-10

f,noCEl,Y lt,l; s4LE-OS TiiE NORTH si5!;i Es.
II tabitod yca&. and doing praN t4b1u biaiilcsSl
Price e. 1a.. Alan State'st. established oYeI4
t@nHir fiji ~ 81 N11ts;fsft3 ii Snmtt Wstsf.sf tt'
, 1876-09-10

1lUOGIES, FURNITURE. AND AisltC1l ASNtSs
stOcl Ii lit. pIuAf &.Fthousa lua Nftt tofrvs'4t
Avuey sayRuCa4 " aly xsAauLlts ekxAs cAAssas.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-28

The master armofer Of the Spring.
field Armory is preparing for the Cen
tennial Exposition an exhibit Of the
different operations which each of the
parts Of Springfield rifle goes
through in its manufacture. The bar
rel goes through, Al operations; the
bayonet IS. and its fastening 90. The
parts peculiar to the brccci-'oading
system number 146; the mountings,
l75; ramrod and bayonct scahbards,
q. The components Of the lock re-
IN ire l35 pieces, and the rear sight
70.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-28

WAsHisGroS, April ls-fo'l.wing
is the fall text of the Senate bin re'a
tive to homestead and pre- einp,ion en-.
tries which passed tie house yesier'
day and is how awaiting the Press
dents signature 10 become law:
Re II enacted that all prescription
and homestead entries. or entries in
compliance with any Law Of tic
United States, of public lands made
in good faith by actual settlers upon
it, in tracts Of land Of 10 more than
leo acres each, within the limi, q. any
land gran; prior to the time when no
iice OF Withdrawal: o! the lands I'm.
braccd in sucl, graa: was received nj
the local land cIiice of the district ii,
which srch lands arc situated. or after
their restoration Ia The market by nr-
der of the general land Office, and
where the pre- cmrtion and homestead
laws have been complied with AMI
the proper pr"ofs ihcrcof have been
made by tue parties holding snch
tracts or parts. they shall he con.
firmed and patents r,r tie same shall
issue to the parties entitled thereto.
SEC. 2 That when. Mt the time os
such withdrawal as aforesaid, valid
pre- emption or homestead. claims ex
listed upon any lands within the limits
any such grants which afterwards
were abandoned. and under decisions
and rulings Of the Land department.
were re-cpterei by the prc-emp,ior or
homestead claimants, who have com.
Piled with the laws governing pre-.
emption or homestead entries aud shall
make the proper proof. required under
such laws, such entries shall lie deemed
valid aud patents issued to persons
entitled thereto.
SEC. 3. That all such prsemp,ion
and homestead entries which NAV
have been made By permission OF tic
land department. or IN pursuance Of
the rules md Instructions thereof.
within the limits Of any land grant 81 4,
q time subsequent to tl,e exp;raticn
81 such grant, shall be deemed valid.
and y compliance with the laws and
the making Of proofs required shnll
e eat''a; t tss.l holder # fbe claim .
s'Hfssf' .ss.st tl ~ fiuI. ssts ...;ss
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-28

Tar School Superintendent Of Port
land, Oregon, says in his report that
one Of '.tLe crying evils Of the day Is
the horde Of text books. succeeding
each other like the Goths and Van
dals." and that atI,e scbpols Of the
whole land are now at the mercy Of
publishers, whose interest requires the
n,osts books at the highest price for
the least number Of children.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-28

~ ~ i
f,2 THERE are some notable deductions
Il To be made from the censns to he Ia
.is ken ina number Of the States during
! the last year. One d the most no.
ac ticeable is the absentation from the
II polls ola large number Of citizens
n IN fact; this evil seems to be on, the
sa increase 81 AZ to aincreasc of npula.
t@atj0n, the returns from fourteen ISiafes
N. in one 0fiEhich Michigan, the census
8as taken in 1874 show an addition
4 - that al 1870 Of at least 1000 900
PERSONS The. accurate character of
iii the returns from three .Sta,es--Soutl,
~ Eafo6na Louisiana and .Texas-are
ldisp1tCda I'M the two 6rat, named
4 tetessthe lenu,nerations are asserted
qj fpAase aibeen Ddnpetenf.I iii Texas
'ytslt i1euuetg s1ihoe an estimate based on
~ h063ic6nsgii. The actual increase
tsiu ~ othsf eleveh States g / ;6I9 lS1o
Dlualk61 mtcly al ,increasa
~ tye wlsoIs coniltry sof: sIabout, AZ q
.Illl nls hi Tkf present liecade sFhens i
~ o6tpvye tl,fetx lbropor 81 m.
"A i6ef than any 81 ihose fhat1
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-28

!. LOUIS KossUrH wrote to a friend re-
Gently, "Of ,liOse who were once in
our Fatherland called the Old Grard.
few are left since Deak's death; and
among the f..w, with the exception Of
Sigismund Bernath. ] am the oldest.
! am but living statues tragical
monument of the slandercd past in the
midst of discriminating more.
Well, | am readv,.-
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-28

TIE most valuable forests for ship
binding IN the world are those 81 Or
cgon, Washington and British colu'n-
bia. The yellow fir. which grows
there in great lnxuriance, has no equal
FIR shin timber. nor is there anywhere
q supply sn abundant and 50 accessi-
BILE IF even inferior timber. There is
no industry Of the Pacific coast more
certain # a great development than
that Of shipbrlliing.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-28

The price Of admission to the Exhi.
9bition in Philadelphia will be fifty
cents, payable in one note. The re.
ceivcrs at the recording tnrnstiIes will
have nothing to do with the notes ex-
cept to decide whether they are good
or bad, and to drop them in the boxes.
where each one will register itself.
An exchange Office Of the Centennial
National Bank will he established
near each entrance. to change money
for visitors not having fifty-cent notes.
This money changer will be expected
to have no more and no less money
VIII n his work is done than when he
began. The Centennial Commission
after much inquiry and careful con-
sideration, concluded that the whole
systcm-absenccJ of season tickets
and all-was cheaper and more &C.
cure from fraud than any other known
In order that the cash in the boxes
may correspond with the indicators a
dollar note will not be received at any
gate for the admission Of two persons
nor two twenty-five cents notes for
that ofone person.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-28

PoRrIAxD Journal: From An inter.
view VIC had with Gov. Thompson. Of
Idaho, this morning we learn that he
visits this city on private business,
butintends to visit up the valley for
the purpose Of seeing Postal Agent
Underwood, to protest against the
discon;inuance Of the mail route from
Boise City to kelton, which the Post
master General has recommended on
the score Of economy.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-28
THE rayagcs Of diptheria III Austria!

The ravagcs Of diptheria II, Austral-
Ia have been so extensive within the
last few years, that the goverpmen:
offered large reward for any certain
method Of c.,rc; and among other res
ponses to this was one by Mr. Great
head, who a: first kept bis method
a secret, but afterwards cnmrnuica-
ted it freely to ,he public II is SIM
ply the use Of sn'pllnric acid, Of which
four drops are Diluted in ,hrcc-nnrtl,s
Of tumbler Of wafer. u he admins
tered to a grown person. and small
dose to children. at intervals not spec.
fled. The result is said to be a c.,ag-
ula;ion Of the dipht!mretic membrane
and its ready removal by coughing.
1t is asserted that where the case is
thus treated, and has mol advanced so
nearly fatal termination, the patient
recovered in almost every instance. i.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-28

THs mammoth telescope just erect
ed in Paris has occupied twenty years
in making and mounting. The tube
is twenty-tlree feet four inches long
and weighs 5,s9l pounds. and the mir
sor Is "a. e64 inches in diameter. For
strength ard nicely the machinery
end other appuTteDances are unrivalled.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-28
A GrEx Fall man has invented and

"A GLEN Fall man has invented and
patented a machine for sharpening
horses shoes without removing them
from their feet. The main par. of the
machine is an emery wheel revolving
rapidly on flexible rod, so that i,
can be readily turned in any direction
and brought to bear upon every side
of the foot, and any desired place on
the shoe, by which the calks can lie
repeatedly sharpened until entirely
worn down.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-28

In Washington it is quite common
to see some Of the female employees Of
the departments wearing costumes
that have cost an amount OF money
equal to their pay for three or four, or
even sometimes six months.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-28

Barnum says be could pay all the
municipal expenses Of Pbiladelplia,
give every poor family a barrel OF
four, and lay up half q million, if all
the drink money spent in that city IN
one year were paid over to him.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-28

II soine parts q Australia TIE A1lq
borses have Increased - such an-exs
tent and do "a mnch damage that the
settlers have to shoot them IS they DO
Wild beasts.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-28

PRESIDENT GKAxr.-Democratic in
ves.igation has ut last fastened ras-
cality upon President Grant. The
New York World says:
The most melancholy news wl,icI,
has ever fallen to our lot to Law before
the public, hardly excepting the as.
sassination Of Lincoln, is that which,
VIC publish this morning rccit;ny the
political and moral suicide Of Prcsi-
dent Grant in the use Of secret scr.
vice moneys for an election corruption
fund for his party's benefit and his own
reelection. Lis agent was the nuuoto,
fious John ]. Davenport, The money q,
was spent in defrauding the New
York city Democracy ii their lust
rights at the ballet box. The prr e.
exist in DayeDport's individual re-
ccipts, not his receipts AZ On Officer
The witness ii ex-Attorney Genera,
Williams. Not Belknap's crime enveI.
ops the Administration and the Repub.
lican party in 80. black an infan,v.
What coursef will BE. taken by. the
House Of Representatives .upon' this
terrible exposure we WJlnot now pro,
sumo to soggestt Or say.s Mere, the
term q. the, president but beginning,
instead Of drawing to 4 Close. hiss In.
peachpentdfa high cri,aesland, mitde.
meanorst w0nld b. tbejr. imperative
duty. AS il issperhaps tbx soupdest
Judgment will BE- thstlf1g ,1jle, sele 81
big former services u, the State. III is
spared t,atsppblia RiIjpsS and. /, llkee
Give, biz paJnf be ~ rel Ia peesI II,
!. llsfoEy win ~ Si ,tpeee asdIits
:. 0'ots' g attert ~ telppefqQcs AZ the
Dcmocrafs ~ politics md II fhe n'arl.
agcment d the Republic
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-28

A very clever woman said: II 90
not want anybody to do anything
naughty, bat if they do, want TO
know al about it
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-28

= cr1il 8 ~ O'v1,.
n. - - = lore. i 'anncs
- - - 4 = : ! = bossg - l!nln'-
axSnis .of ~ .0fher .cnn1fI NeIef
6sIoDe in tie history q Anglo SAxon
|e;;v;lrasion was there &sscsi anlmm'-
orat;ol = -1li:s. Never t,ef0e "a :
5eoDle cane 70 ! western country N
clouds. with the declaration; "
want nothing u you bur your money;
we have no interests in Your inststu1
lions: II you convict our criminals
you can pay the costs; we VIII 10,
even give our bones to enrich the soil
Of this country. Il is not the thou
sand Cinnamon landing to-day or to-
morrow which trouble thoughtful citi-
zens SO much as the momentum Of
this immigration which is constantly
increasing. A few thousand Chinese
would create little anxiety. But the
ultimate fact il that a strong imm'gra-
tiou like this will not only eintarrass
many industries, bot il will poison
other and better sources Of iinnigra-I
ton
Do the Chinese spread over tie
country, take up farms. build school
houses, highways and bridges! IsTy1
do nothing of the sort ior themselves.
They represent totally different In
dusirial economy, and one which new
er can be naiuralized on this soil.
THIS is the vital difference. Nothing
can he done with sucl. al immigration.
The Chinese immigrant, because he
does not belong 10 this country and
nerer will, can coniron. the white mn
migrant with the fact that by bringing
bis peculiar. customs he can live at
half the cost and work for less wages.
He is willing 10 suffer. that at 10 dis
tant day be ,aay gather mp bis gains
and depart. II is impossible TO pour
two streams Of immigration 50 unlike
as these into one country and make
both alike contribute To lis prosperity. |
One mus; Increase and the other de-
cg.ast.--.S1n francisco Bulletin.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-28

dOE. lkWlS ~ 0ssssNs
! BIZ which gives to landlords = f.en
81 the baggage Of guests as security
- n.vmenf q board bills.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-28

Ii aie u, 900 Sunday school4 s
he United States, with coo, 900 tese
|ers. and ), 0U0. 900 pupils
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-28

Ipgsrsoll, den0sfa5s governor :
ConDecticut, has : majority OF 800
ana pturziity Of !, ~ -
The New York herald., 1876-02-23

WANTED-BY A PRACTICAL FARMER AND WIFE
w american, take charge Of gentleman farm
country understands the breeding ali kinds
buying and selling the good testimonials
and capability. Ad FARMER box los Herald
Uptown Branch office.
The New York herald., 1876-02-23
THE TRADES.

GtTUATION wANTED-IN THE CITY or NEW YORK
- by Matchmaker; - years experiences: wages,
Address MATCHMAKER ilefa Office
INANrED-A ITUAIION. BY A PRACTICAL MANU-
w featuring chemist, Address NITRATE Herald Office.
lIvANTED-TnR SERVICES OF GOOD CoPPER
w steel plate engrayer for two hours day
instruction Address stating terms aud where interview
be had. g.. box 10 New York Post oftce.
The New York herald., 1876-02-23
cOAcHMEN AND GARDENERS.

GARDENERS SITUATION wANTED-BY MARRIRi
VI that thoroughly understands greenhouse grape
re fruits aud vegetables has the best Addges
ID. G., box 1854 Herald Office
The New York herald., 1876-02-23

VI tent American; understands all the different branche
gardening and farming Address 7. s.. l23 Herald
The New York herald., 1876-02-23

SITUATION WANTED-AS COACHMAN: GOOr
- driver and thoroughly used TO horses:
refer employer Address box i7d Herald Uptown
Branch Office.
The New York herald., 1876-02-23

SIruATIoN By A FIRST CLASS GARDENER AND
- florist; thoroughly understands his business IN
branches. Address .BS West 37th st.
The New York herald., 1876-02-23

GARDENER AND FLoRIST-STTUATION WANTED;
VI understands full management. Improvements. ~.
references nexceptonable. Those requiring ooj
apply 10 j. c. BRfDGEMAN S76 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1876-02-23
CLOTHING.

AT 1,274 BROADWAY. BETWEEN BID AID BID
y Broadway prices will be paid for 0d ClOthing
c. by calling on or address h. HARRIS.
r 2i6 7rH Av., SECOND DOOR ABOVE WEST PATH
"A st., Mr.. and Mrs. ROSENBERG will pay the highest
prices In cash for Cast-o Clothing Carpets &C. calling
At or addressing the number as above.
TB. MINTZs, 49, srH Az. ABOVE 25rH sr., AND
~ 24S Sd av above 10th st-Broadway prices paid in
cash for Ladies' and Genilemens cast-Of COtnx Carpets
Jewelry. Orders attended 70 by Mr or Mrs. MIMI.
The New York herald., 1876-02-23

A GENTS WANTED EvERYwHERE-lN TEA. COFFEE
n and spices BY adopting plan you AXE from
$l5 to $50 week Apply address the GREAT AMER
tCAN REPUBLIC TEA COMPANY, rs Barclay y. Y.
The New York herald., 1876-02-23

| GERMAN GARDENER AND FLORIST THOR.
| VI oughly acquainted with LAYING improving aud
keeping Of gentlemsns places wishes
derstand forcing OF aud all kinds OF flowers also uf
hot and cold graperies given Apply
| Messrs. SiehrechI 4 Co. 42d 81 and 9th
The New York herald., 1876-02-23
FURNITURE.

A MAGNIFTCkNT NATIN BKONADE FAKLDK SUIT.
"A cost $3.50 for $50 do SO: Piano1-te Chamber
suits Bedding walnut and 1lincoh suits.
SIS up Carpets 80 Extension Table. S!iver~are
sacrifice. Residence O5 East l3th st.. near 4ils
I,FNTENNfAL ADVANTAGEs.-GEOR6E A.
y CLARKkS popular system Of monthig payments for
frnithiug French bats with fine Furniture Carpets
Mirrors. Bedding. &C. az Broadway.
The New York herald., 1876-02-23
HELP WANTED-MALEs.

A GENTS wANTED-IN TOWN AND COUNTRY TO
~ sell teas TO families hotels and large
best terms and largest stock in the Apply
the WELLS TEA COMPANY. pol Fulton S.. between
Church and Greenwich sts.. New York.
The New York herald., 1876-02-23

A y ENGLISHMAN OF GOOD ADDRESS WANTED
~ to solicit orders for first class book sold parts will
pay $40 per week salary liberal commission a
peten man. X. A. HOWARTn. So Nassau 81.
The New York herald., 1876-02-23

NY ONE UNDERSTANDING HOW To CLARITY
~ and discolor dark molasses without bone black
small cost that when finished will be free from undesirable
hear of good position by MER
CHANT lock box .l75 Post office. New Haven Conn.