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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-28

We have lately been informed Of the
marriage Of Chinaman to a white NO.
man in San Francisco. The first in.
preston was that the female was g
degraded creature whose domestic rela.
tons were Of very low grade at best.
Blu! it seems that she is a person of some
pretcnsions 10 an education-some no.
tons of reinerlent and some ambitions
of her own. As to what and who she is,
sud how she came thus to wed sou OF
the hyaciuthine kingdom. the San Fran
cisco Chronicle says:
A few DAYS ago Miss Fannie Waters
was uni,ed in The roseste bonds of mat
rimony ,n Aa Wah. Esq, Chinaman.
All Wah is proprietor of laundry, aud
is possessed Of that element that swsys
the Judgment and dispe!s prejudice
against caste, otherwise known as gold
Miss Waters followed the vocation Of
governess and teacher. The high con-
tracing parties net By chance in a Green
street church, where Chinese heather
are being converted to Christianity. But
n this distance the tables were turned,
and the Chinaman converted her to
heatben,'o:u. At the wedding in answer
to question by the Rev. Mr.. Gibson.
why ste D"rri-d .fe Chinaman, she said
she did so "bscause she loved him, and
not for his money" It now transpires
that before she would consent to 10 led
to the nup,isl couch she demanded the
sum o; $1,000 rs the price of her virgin
heart. This money she placed in bank.
She showed her account 10 the lady in
whose house she had been employed ss
c gorerntss. The lady begged and i'm
plored her not to marry the Chinarnan.
cut Ell appeals to the young woman's
Ieaaon failed, and she inundated herself
On the altar of mammon. All Wsh
thinks Of hu:ing another wife, bu: can
rot af.-i an2;nsr $4,000 investment in
tn, face Of the impending hard times.
We ere no. little reminded by this
relation Of Saxe's story of the Tartar
who caught Tartar; and fear that Mr..
Al Wsh has the worst of the bargain,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-28

"DRIGHAM AT Sr. GEoR9E.-Brig-
ham Young preached at the Taber-
nacie At st. George, Utah, on Sunday,
the 18th inst, and stated that the Lord
WAS about to cause the persecution of
the Saints once more, and that they
must expect to be prosecuted by the
influx Of Gentiles now coming to
Leeds. He said that the mines there
were a delus;on and snare, and that
more money would be expended on
them than there wonld be derived
from them, and that Gentiles before
long would be tired Of them. S. b.
MARITIME returned from that section of
the country and was in Phoebe yester-
day. He says if the mines do prove
good that there are plenty Of fine
places to run mills by water power,
which will bring the price of the re-
of ore to a very low figure
[Pioche Record. Nov. "a.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-28
4 DANGEROUS Lunatic.

A dispatch dated Austin. November 25
contains the following statement from
the Reveille:
A man named James Catleton. who
arrived in this city from San Francisco
day before yesterday. went to the Man
haitian mill early this morning, and after
surveying the premises for while he
took an az belonging to the Manhattan
Company and started of. A man who
had been watching him inquired what he
wanted xith the az, when Cutleton an
swereG that he wanted it for the purpose
OF killing man who was hunting him
up. and before the interrcgator could
catch him he had disappeared. 1t seems
he was laboring under temporary insan-
ity, and stopping in front Of SIr. Dun
hams residence he deliberately opened
the from. door. which had been left un-
locked. aud entered the parlor, aud ed
vanced to the bedroom where Dir. and
Mrs. Durham and children were Sleep
ing. Fortunately the bedroom door was
locked. While he was trying to force
his way in Mr.. Durham awohe and
asked, "Who's there?" The intruder
replied. me. let me in" Before Mr..
Durham, could get to the door the man
became impatient and began to pound
away q. the door with the ak and soon
broke through. A terrible scu11e then
ensUed between the two men and finally
Durham succeeded in getting the AK
from Cu.leton. a. the sr:.e time asking
his wife to go for help. A gentleman
soon came to the rescue and Cutleton
was forced out Of the house and escorted
as far as the Reveille office. when the
crazy man broke loose and ran as far as
the International Hotel. Arriving there
he rushed behind the bar and asked Mr.
Crescenzo to lerd him pistol as there
was man who wanted to kill him. Mar
shall Brennan, with the help of Mr.. Crcs-
cenzo and others, overpowsred and ar
rested the insane man and he is now
locked up III Jail.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-28

SURGICAL OPERArIoN. Doctor D.
Rockman, assisted by Dr.. Terry. per-
formed q ski!!iul operation upon lady
afflicted with malignant growth of
twenty years standing, upon her chest,
involving par: OF her right shoulder.
Tho lady has been operated upon at
three differen, times b. physicians in the
East. bnt without effecting cure. 1t is
believed, however. that this operation
will effect radical cure, as the malig
nant tumor has been completely re-
moved.-( Eureka Sentinel.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-28

QCIcEsILvgn MINING IN WAsuoE
CoUSTT.-The Nevada State Journal Of
Sunday has the following:
Yesterday was sale day of certain de-
linGuent stock il the Nevada Quicksilver
Minirg Company. The Company
bought il the few shares Upon which
the assessment had not been paid. No
work Of importance has been done
lately upon the claim of this company,
the water in he shaft interfering with
such prosecution Of work rs mapped
out. The near approach Of Winter has
determined tho managers to discontinue
active operations until SpIing, and then
with the aid OF improved machinery a
valuable deposit Of ciDnaoar will be dis.
closed. Experts agree that the outlooI,
is very favorable. and We believe Washoe
county will next year furnish the Com.
stock with share OF its quicksilver.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-28

Three weeks ago says the New York
Tribune, young man we'll dressed
and apparently rich, entered Paris
gaming house and won heavily at
ren:e-et-guarante. "Ecd WINS" cried
tho banker, handing to the unknown
100 Napoieons. The stranger did not
raise his hand for the gold. Ills eyes
we're glued 20 the red and his face WAS
CHASTITY pale. The PLAYER touched his
arm. The man was dead. The banker
took hack the 100 Nspoleons, remark
ing that there could be no reciprocal
contract between live man and q
dead :uan.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-28

British manufacturers are CON plGin-
ing that the street cars used there are
made in the United States because the
British mechanics canpo: DO the work
properly; the iron girders for the
Central Station in Glasgow ere being
constructed in Belgium; some of the
Sheffield steel manufacturers are leav-
ing the country; and American cotton
goods can be exported from Liverpool
cheaper thar those OF English make
caE he from Manchester.
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ghs Carson Dailu Appeal
CARSON CITY.
Tuesday Sovs H.bsr 2s. 1876

Bismarck, like all great men is "seil
made" BY this we do not mean tc
ignore the fact that he vas educated al
the University Of Got:irgen but that
he owes his grand success in life to bis
own wonderful energies and mover
fiinching courage. Such men as he
are often college-bred; but colleges &c
not make brains nor furnish genius
and valor. In late number Of Black
woods magazine is q paper upon The
two Chancellors, Gortschakot anu
Bismarck. We condense the follow
Ing from that paper. Gorfsclahoii
was born in 1873. His great career did
not commence until he was past 80.
He is regarded as ere of the mos: pol
isked scholars in Europe. Bismarck
was born in 1915. His early tastes let:
him to the manly sports. He prefer
red riding and swimming, boating and
gymnastics, fencing and the German.
Students field of honor to the recita-
zion hall. Still he is said 10 possess an
ample knowledge Of the Bible, Shsk-
speare, Goethe and Schiller. Though
neither a writer nor an orator, his
style Of delivery often sparkles with
the most brilliant illustrations; and
the !orccruiness Of his manner more
than compensates for lis want OF Gle
gsncies. He could never bow his neck
In meekness to the Giscipli.: of the
pcis-cgue nor endure the routine Of
Cf!,cc life or the dull dru6gery and in
er;ia Of camps. He had no patience
with the petty intrisues Of Court life
with its titsle-;att!e and puny struS-
gies: aud these things so irritsted him
that he had and expressed an unqusli-
fed contempt for the politicians Dy
whom his life was surrounded and
in 1855 he was almost determined to
quit a diplomatic career and retire
from public life. When he returned
from France, whittier he H.: been
sent AZ the German Embassador, and
where he had correctly taken tho
measure of Louis Napoleon, he dss-
Cr.bed that magnsts as "the embod:-
ment Of misunderstood ircanacity."
So it seems that when the Franco
Prussian war broke ont, he knew with
whom he had to deal, and could calcu-
lato his great victory in advance. Bis
narck became Prime Minister in 1862.
His great career since that time is well
known. He has always had friend
in GortschakcT. The two men under
s;aGd one anothers' greatness. He
takes no account OF English power in
making Up his slate OF European poll
tics. 4" England" says he, "has for
many year been erased from all my |
political calculations and do you |
know since when 1 began to reckon
without her? since tho day on which
she renowned Of her own free will her |
right to the Ionian Islands. A Power
which ceases to take and begins to
,ive III, IS an exhausted Power
Perhaps the English writer who wrote
Tho Battle of Dorkirg" was only TOO
Of the truth OF the great
,hanceIlor's estimate.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-28

TEE Price OF CHARcoAL.-Oi the cur.
rent prices for charcoal. SO indispensa-
BILE TO the smelling furnaces OF the Base
Range, the Eureka Sentinel Of November
- says;
Il conversation yesterday with prom.
inept msnnfac' ur2f ii coal. We were told
tina: the contract price paid to men for
cutting the wood and burning and sack-
ing the coal is fifteen cents par bushel.
There is barely living II the business
at these figures. In fact most of the
men who spend the summer in the woods
cone in town in the fall with scarcely
money enough to pay a month board.
The life Of the coal burner is indeed
hard one, and The emoIuments Of his
calling do not begin to compensate him
for the wear and tear Of his muscle. To
make it still more binding ON him We
understand that there is some talk
among certain contractors Of reduction
to fourteen cent? bushel. The price
paid for coal delivered at the furnaces is
thirty cents.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-28

CHILDREN SICK.-Quite number of
children in this city are down with
scarletiua. Doc. Rankin's little ones
are very sick. and one Of them was
not expected to live at last accounts.
AS far as we have been able to learn
the majority Of the cases are said not
to be serious, although many little
one suffers greatly from this diretul
disease.-I Rev ellie, Nov. "a.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-28
Congress will meet ore week from ,

Congress will meet one week from TO-
dag. We DO not anticipate much ben
fetal legislation at its hands. The House
of Representatives is the same House
whose Efforts during the eieh: months
or more Of its sitting resulted Sc in
g'oriousiy, It is body dominated by
the spirit OF bitter Southe:nism aud i'm
placable enmity to the Republican party.
The temper OF the msjority OF the House
will be infamable. arrogant ard reyo!u-
tionary. The South will be represented
By its most fanatical elements; and un-
less rare WELDON prevails among the
minority, the 4;h OF March will witness
such a political storm in Washington as
mas no. been seen there since the IN
augurstion Of President Lincoln. We
cannot but regard it as unfortunate that
a session OF Congress should thus imme-
diately precede the Inauguration of the
President. The country needs all the
moderation and cslmness and wisdom Of
council tina. can be awaited Of 10 NEE;
the probable emergencies of next March;
and i: is TO be deplored that the proba-
bili:ies are so strong that wild excite
ment and bitterness of discussion will
prevail at time when they may work
the creates: possible disaster to the in
stitutious OF the country and unfit the
public mind for those momentous eme--
9encies.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-28

The case of Hicord, the young man
indicted for embezzling railroad mon
eys in Humboldt County, Is contin-
ued for the term,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-28

Recently in barroom fight in New
York Richard O'keefe killed John
Fi,zsimmons with an umbrella. And
yet women who never appear without
these deadly weapons are clamorous
for their rights.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-28

Darbury News" young men
Of Beyrout appear to take naturally to
journalism. They have formed an as
ISOLATION, each member of which Pied
ges himself not to tell Iie."
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-28

Passengers of the steamer Nestor
off Malacca saw sea monster go feet
long and fifty broad, and 1t was striped
with black and yellow.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-28

VIVA: honest Democrats really want
Is th... TO one shall take advantage Of
technical error: but that the "will
Of the people" shall be oboyed. In the
cases of the Ineligible but honestly
elected electors, for instance.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-28

There Is such a thing IS real, true.
Unborn modesty in this world. Look
at the State of Georgia. It quietly sets
down its majority for Tilden a: $1,000,
when it might just as well have made
il $50, 900 as turn your hand over.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-28

II Is now reported in a certain circle
In England that Arthur Orion has
been found alive in Australia, and tina.
Q survivor Of the Bella has also been
found. This may lead TO more Itch
borne litigation.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-28

\ traveller says that the Southern
white never admits that any other
people have either social or political
equality with himself.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-28

The Scotch people are Mortified TO
find that the whisky sold in the little
villages Of that country is adulterated
with vitriolic acid, and committees Of
investigation are everywhere appoin-
ted.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-28

CATTLE SHIPPED. - John Catalow
shipped from this station last night
four teen carloads of fat beeves. The
cattle are in prime condition, having
been recently driven here from the
northern part of the State. Humboldt
beef commands the highest price in
San Francisco, where it is sought after
with avidity by epicures.-lSilvor
State, Nov. -.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-28

A few days ago Chinaman in Truckee
while engaged in repairing a roof, lost
his balance, and, after few frantic
efforts TO hold on by the caves fell to the
ground. a distance OF thirty feet. He
got up and went back to his work as if
he had come down on purpose to see
how the roof looked Reno Gazette.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-28

The Conductors who lately visited
Carson and Virginia City passed Win
nemucca, going East, last Saturday.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-28

Mr.. f.. S. Stokes is in Philadelphia,
where he wss born, and is organizing
pavement laying company.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-28

Tickets can be procured at the drug stores Of
O. P. Willis snd F. q. Phelps.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-08

A CoNGEEssMAN WHO Was ONCE SOLD
on HI BL0CH-TLe Hon. Jere Haral-
son. who was lately wed for universal
amnesty, was slave 10 1863, when be
was efnarl pated with the rest. He was
a slave Q: John T. Walker Of Columbus.
md on the death Of the latter was sold
on tie block. in this city, toJ. W. Thom-
son. After his death he was purchased
by John Haralson, Esq, Of Selma. Ala,
to whom he belonged a. the time Of
emancipation. He was raised in Mus
cogee county as a common field hand.
He was born in 1915. Upon inquiry we
ind o number who knew him when
slave He deserves credit Tor the lnfor-
ma;.c. lie has acquired, but he was
made what he is. not by any superior
motive power above any white man. but
the prejudice of ignorant negroes con-
tro!led by United States bayonats. He
lives in strong negro district, inhab-
tied by the most uuletiered OF the class.
In $50 he was elected to the House Of
Representatives of Alabama, and IL
lS12 to the State Senate, and il 1879 to
Congress from the Mobile district. He
IS superior to his own race. bu- INFERIOR,
far 70 the white mai lie defeated. and
his seat is now contested. lis success
= attributable altogether to race preju-
lice.-L -LColumbus GA. Enquirer.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-08

4 P!--E NLDDING An Indian Ell
tered l. Main street bakery. Yesterday.
..l.d purchased large C..aAt'ty e bread
cakes and sugar. Tie purchase ot so
large au arouu; Of his wares 1y PiUte
excitel IL curiosity G.: he baker. and
1e inquired ot Mr.. Indian what lie VS.
ec..- 70 do with the articles, ana e.
ce.Y,i .yr reply, Me leap .lc marg-9i
Tonight, heap catch en- wife; heap eat
3d., ~ EeveIlll. Narca q.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-08

:. r. HOFER
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-08

TAkaH WITH A FIT-One Of the Jury
men It4Tauneled IL the case OF the State
IS Maxwell was. on "Wednesday even
IT.. taken with 4 lit and very serious
one q that. The officers il charge o:
the jury thought it would END his NOR
al career. but he rallied, and though
very weak, managed to be in the jury
box ve-te.day morning, Before lie was
.LpaLLeled IL this case we notified the
ccC1sel that ne was subject to these a.
lacks and liable TO he taken At any min
ate. which would. il not close the trial,
-n-se serious delay Phoebe Record,
March p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-22
fine ArIs.

fine ArIs.
ART SALES
THIS MONDAY AFTERNOON. May q. at 2 O'Clock. az
Clinton Hall
GENERAL JAMES LORIAER GRAHAM'S large Col
lee ion OF fine Br0nLes by Fran Nene and Others
Colors Marbles. Drawings, Engrdyings, Buce
iSgac &C. &c, and exhibition at Clinton HAL
TUES DAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS may - ana
Or AZ CITATION alI and now exhibition the AIT Rooms.
8i7 Broadway.
GENERAL JAMES LORIMER GRAHAMS ent1re Col
lection OF PAINTINGS by celebrated old and modern masters
more than buudrod-Of great interest ana value
The MessTs. LEAVITr, AdcnODeerA
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Eertures Gno nleelines.

FRIENDS MEETING.-A meeting Tor wor-
shin viii he hell at fr ends Meeting House. 2Othst, near
Granercy PARK THIS EVENING at "a oclo pr DOO.
GAN CLARK Indaua will be present meeting VIII also
in the morning at 81 o'clock All are mFbed 10 NJ
tend.
CECOND ANNIVERSARY of the WOMANs
y CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION OF New York
CITY in NJ T. Church, Fourth ave ana ga ST.
MONDAY EVENING, May ~, al TAD O'CLOCK
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Dentisirp
,T[yt CHEAP aud REAUTT-

SOMETHING NEWi CHEAP and BEAUII-
- FULtNy oss Pear Plates dadleang color ana sup
excel heretofore
tered beauty 9Th and ghtnessi needs only To @ seen
10 be appreciato made ~ one Jay and ony SO 10 ~ @
Sci (Il aud examine Asa best Rubber SETS IRON rln 10
as Gold and Plaia, So 20 SO. Eyuaeune uAder gas
Or. f. g. WAIT 10 East Fwentyihrdsi rear ha's"'A'o
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Cfcnrslons.
llnsical 5nslrume'lts.


4 LARGE STOCK of PIANOS, Square and
a Upright 20 RENT SELL cheap sales on easy mo -
paymeats CAL at N. NJ. MLRRELLS, No Umon-sqnTe
80 lGj Fourth ave.
BRAUTIGAM's Upright and Square
"A. PIANOS second 10 rone prices moderate Con.
sranly OF hand large assortment OF secondhand Pianos
from best New and secondhand Pianos 10 rent
v-rcruOls. 40. IS Union square.
I IGHTE 81 ERNST, old house cf Lighte 81
- Br'hlry o-rr their spendil PA hO;FOEtEs a. 9s
prices easy monthly payments at II hast I|ts@ Also
Smith5 AlfFtICAN ORGANS.
- Y. BAIL & Co..
=. No. 10 EAST l4TT-sr.
Cuckerings 5teiuw4 ami other ramos and organs 10"
fyrclsI on lustgi.lrDts. ami for rent
a GREAT OFFER Dsr M,il dis G.p sost y
100 new qri second-hand PIANOS & ORGANS Of
6,si-ciaSs makers, .l Jtng WATERS, flower pr ces
ta,n evpr before offered. New .-Octaye Pianos tYT
$3.50, warranted. Terms, $50 cash ana 81 m"Eiaiy
anil prid. New 5-OCtayc -toD Organs. t.ih book
rIcsrf- and rrnnfed fOr SiCG 10 cash, Ga -
rieuthly until pat. Illustrated tltaiognes nianea.
AGENTS WANTED. DORACE NATEhS a. SUNS,
asI UroadWaT. y. \.
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Che 6nrt.

FLEETWOOD PARK,
THURSDAY, May %,
FRANCISCO PERALTo, the Mexican will ride
10, MILES HOURS
For stake OF 5000
Using TWENTY FIVE OF the MUSTANGS employed In tho
asst great against time. , . -, -.
VIII commence al IL O'CLOCK NhOOuJ SHARP Al "'
Of bad weather, peKt fair daY.
Admission to track. Do"af'
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amusrmenIs.

%VALLACK's ,.,,
w Pronfetor an Manager. M. LESTER WALLAVh
Mr. WaaeE r. ers at no Il compelled 10 announce ths
LAST SIX NIGHTS
OF Of the
MOST DECIDED SUCCESSES
over achieved In this Theater IN consequent or mo
| CLOSE OF Tale PRESENT S-ASoN'
which will take place ..,,, ,,.voz
"' now SHE LOWS HIM,
with the extraordinary clsi comprising MT LISTEN AZ
HARRY BECKETT, MI. W. r. FLOYD: Mr. w HEkB ~ III
Mr. r.. NJ. HOLLAND, MI J. w. sHAN NON, ar. Z: II 10
WIN, Miss ADA DYAS, Miss EfFlE GthMONI nino
PONiSI Miss Il. BLAlS DELIs and miss r. VI
Monday Tuessy, Wednesday, Thursday fr1day oaer"aS
Matinee and Night
Mr.. LESTER wAILACK and HIS ENTIRE COMPANY
at the brooklyn Theat4 r. FOR week, commencing
MONDAY, MAY 20.
The talented and popular American couple.
MIR An b MRS. W. J. FL0RENCE
win commence an enca cement a. THIS Iheater
MONDAY EVENING, MAY ~,
appearing their American Comedy OF tho
MIGHTY DOLLAR<
which will be produced with
ELABORATE and ELEGANT APPOINTMENTS,
and CAST OF UNUSUAL EACELLGNC9
eth AVENUE THEATER.
"PIQUEP Festiya Matinee At 100. for the
teHeat Of Miss Davenport. As
1T TIMEsl FINAL Yon Like II. Lawrence Barrettli
NIGHTS. william Caslel y. + DaNtnperu
SATURDAY, May 81, "PIoUE" MATINEE -.
SATURDAY NIGHT, May ~, MI Dahlges Dehenb
SERIOUS FAMILY ana "roOAlioNIAo
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srsgp 10 90 ht WORK .uGs sow would tax, tho chsrge
of c nu In pr,,aie family ord an invalid laiy SO
y 81 .n-h-at-
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EIEST-CLASS SERVANTS for city and coun-
n tr can he otta ned &C tbe LADIES EMPLOYMENT BU-
REAI f5th.st. ami Broadway; references indoi seL
UOUSEWORK-B an Obliging German girl
10 do cooking. washing, and ironing; good cook and
3Irs. .af rrlf ofl-u- person. uud rstauts lak and
pu;ter. ~ - souatfy Gail az 3tG 6th ave, near I'D St