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| Elder ". Collins will preach in tho Christian
! Chanel this evening ut O'Clock.
The Aov. Mr.. Curtis will address = ts1 words
| OF wisdom to all vino are present ut tho Pres-
| bJterian Church to-day.
| PERSONAL
h. B. Hurd, Esq. Of Eranston, made Waufs-
| gan brief call GU Friday last.
Mr.. L. 4. Bradbury. tho neFly-etected Police
Magistrate, ia now associated with nis brother
! Saln in editing the Ldte County Patriot.
Mr. L. II. Hheem, formerly Of Peoria, IL to be
mine host at tho City Hotel.
Wesley Wickham, Esq, tho new express
agent, has artived in the city, and enters upon
hls duties in that capacity to-day.
health.
Gov. E. P. Ferry, Of Washington Territory,
formerly OF Waukegan, is expected to arrive
here to-day, accompanied By his family. They.
expect to remain few days.
Melvin Eurtis, the pedestrian, will commence
his 100-aile tramp on next Frid&y evening.
ITEMS or INTEREST.
At tho election Of tho Young Mems Library
Association, held on last Saturday, shs follow
ing ticket was elected for the ensuing year !;
Treasurer, +. T. Werden Executive Boafd,
6. 3. Watrous. e. s. Wheeler. 3. ". Clarkson,
G. 4. Partridge, and Q. q. Fox. Tho Associa-
ita friends, and is one that merits tho aid Of
our citlzens. Thorefore, let ali assist
B. F. Taylor 1ectured in Phmnix Hall On
last Tuesday evening, taking Tor his subject,
"What Made Him Do IT," It proved to be
very interesting, aud it is earnestly hoped that
Mr. Taylor will favor US with another call ere
long.
II tho Times correspondent in this city should
fail to receive bis weekly contributions from his
friends, would he copy an old correspondence,
or would he'find it easier to inform it's handful
Of readers still further IN regard to "ths wealth
err?
On Friday evontng the Bon-Ton Calico Hop
took plsce 10 Lakeside Hail. About twenty-five
couple we're pteaent. Tho ladies' we're all At
tired IN "pin-back calicos." Keno.ha papers
may brag about their fine-looking girls, but let
them come to Waukegan and they will BE- sur
pr1aed. state again that Wsukegah possesses
soma Of the most beautiful sud accomplished
young Indies that eyes ever had the pleasure Of
gazing upon. On this occasion tho gentlemen
all wore calico neckties.
, 1876-04-02

School Girls. Mrs. Fracsleton, whose energy
and public spirit has already been rewarded by
SO many successes, has tho stage manaeement
in charge. an ASSURANCE That there will bo mono
Of the tealously long e,atr'dctes incidental to
most amateur theatricals. Mrs. Adsie. and yasi-
o1s other prominent ladies' and geut1e1nen, at
tend to the business ARRANGEMENTS. In short
nothing will be left undone to insure q brilliant
arsistlc and financial SUCCESS.
EEEy1TtCs.
The old Mitchell Block on the southeast cor
rcr OF East Water and Michigan streets will be-
razed on the 1st Of May, to be replaced by q
magnificent granite and brown-stoue structure
120 feet square and five stories high. Tho irst
story will be occupied by banks sud insurance
offices, and the remainder of tho building AZ tho
general Offices OF the Chicago, Milwaukee j. St.
Paul Railway Company.
The annual election Of officers OF the Chamber
OF Commerce will be held on Monday next.
President vankirk is the recipient Of cali very
numerously signed by the leading members Of
that body requesting him I'd run for another
term. aud be will probably be elected without
opposition. Tho question Of new and more
commodious quarters for the members will
hall is altogether inadequate for the needs OF
this largo and constantly increasing body Of bus
mess men.
Theodore Iilton will lecture at the Academy
Of Music On the 9Th inst. Seats are selling With
unexampled rApidity.
Most OF our Georgia and Florida e1cursionists
hare returned home, glad enough to be back
again in our bracins climate.
Messrs. Angus Smith. William Young, q. J.
Cary, s. s. Merrill and William Beck, Of this
city. and curtla Mann, Of Oconomowoc, left this
city on Tuesday last for months sojourn at the
Hot Springs, Ark. and trip to the mining dis
tricts Of Colorado, where several Of tile party
have bonanzas in prospect.
Frank Aiken and lis company have bean play
ing to fair audiences eli tho week at thu Opera
, 1876-04-02


Spsnai Co7rsspondcnee Qf Tie Chicago Tslbuna.
EEsosn4, April 1.--Aside from the excitement
caused By the Republican aud Democratic Con.
ventons held this week for tue purpose OF nom
mating candidates for the several city Offices,
naught has occurred during tho week to mar the
serenity Of affsira in general in this city or to
ripple tho current Of public feeling now quieted
down after the late outburst Of scandal in our
midst. The principal event OF interest to q
large proportion OF our citizens to be chronicled
as part and parcel" OF the melange Of news
for the week just past is the examinations and
rhetorical exercises that took place in the High
School and grammar-rooms as tho grand hnale
Of the school-term just closed. The examina,-
tions we're satisfactory in their 1esults, and were
attended by q large number OF parents of this
burg who felt quite proud OF their hope
ful " oive-branches," as they witnessed tho
evidauce of their advancement on the "royal
road to learning" in the roaliy creditable man
ner in which they acquitted themselves in these
examinations. Prof. Maryatt, the new Principal
has e1erted salutary influence over the pupils
under his charge since be TOOK the school in
hand. and the graduating class, which will leave
the school with new-fedged honors the coming
juno, are alike credit to his training aud their
Alma mater. lQe 1To2-eCuUuA bf6k8U la Lc-Q69
IS warmly admired and heartily sustained in this
city as in the days Of its infancy, when oil the
people hereabouts united in one grand effort to
establish school after this pattern. Their
labors ware successful, aud this place enjoys the
honor of being the first city in the State in which
frae school was built and sustained by taxa
tion. To-day it stands the exponent Of literal
thought aud far-sighted enterprise on the part
OF it's founders, and the character OF tha rho
torical exercises this week bears ample testimony
to its standing ns in institution OF learning.
Next Tuesdsy il
ELEcT1oy-DAY,
and both parties are working like beavers to
elect their candidates. Public opinion seems to
be about evenly divided in regard to the merits
and qualifications OF the different nominees, tor
both parties have q strong ticket out aud are
equally determined to win in the coming con-
test. Tic indications are that the political fight
for Offices, especially those Of Mayor aud Treas
nrsr. next Tuesday, will ba the most exciting
that has taken place here for several years past.
The voters On either side are thoroughly reused
to the importance Of the issues Ut stake, aud
viii turn out in full furce to sustain
the honor of their respective parties. The elec-
tiou OF Tuesday is of minor importance when
thouoht Of in connection with tbs grand struggle
to take place next fall but it il regarded here Of
more tbsn ordinary interest," as being the avant-
courrier of the Presidential campaign. 1t eau
not DO psedictsd WITH anJ degree Of certainty
, 1876-04-02

LNsSu5 U
CHICAGO, March 27.-As student Of ths ddr.
man poets, considering both Of the sranslations
of the aboye-named poem. which appeared in
the las. two issues Of your Sunday paper, vary
faulty in grammatical construeton, and follow
ing the example OF A. l.. Rockwell. to "c1iticiss
by comparison n his as we]l as the other e1tsk. F
send for publication the following translation
written by myself, leaving your readers 10 judes
which translator Of the three e1psesses tho
sense and sentiment OF the author in tho moss
musical and easy manner. HALcoLN TAILOR
, 1876-04-02


i ri.<sn.o, ,t.-+.,n.
LICE Desensch h, ensestM9ea ne party. and the family
we:e oono's 1epaM ~ tae cho.ee music with
mue1 ~ s.uo @asoieu taetn attaf tue p1biio
thso. t 1 snusat. ~ sole VI tnanRs "as tendered
~De ftuP tha2t .. ~ .ue eloss 81 sao concert.
/ .;e,t Me,t Vas couan,eto9 u tne mouse ct htr.
., hle1anoel EcAiofa Aonaay: Ar. Ecklord on
tnst Gay nag palo on snd discharged his hired
an, ano leAs aos sae Guy on onainesa. Dunng
us apsence tue mousse was entered and $50 in
1non y.s .then re th;a sapPosed INT the h!red
| 1ae pace;
| hlr. ana Mp. William Mars spent last weak In
~ Icao. ~: G'neF bolns ana !anlly mare been =
shar1, hoso 49, 49, "eea. af. ~ ana nis. u. ~
at Rarrington y.;tinp ~ aiou5n Eann,",. y.
! that place. AR. F. Dickeuson's children haya
| the whooplng-cough- and several children in tha
'nase ase sa7s coming oo"n With It.
h.AaasoroS'
Ano k5auea eeoooe OIL snls placo commenced
1uo spS'ok seRo alonoay Aass under the super
H1son OF f1ot. omtn, ~ ff'nclpal and hlias
ouae sno a'ss ho!loss "a assistants.
1ne eaooatA-ecnoot concert IN the II. e,
chutcn oonoay evening was largely attended,
Ano 1ae EXERCISES "ere OF an entertaining char
aes9k'
Mr. Brown ano MS oaushter gave musical
ensa1I4aumeas 1[ IN sne vmage wednesday even
tuk. Auo pIoSAa1uae "as WELL euoaeo, 2nd th&
PIECES per1osmed N manner Doth cseditab1s
20 the artlssen and satisfactory to the email but
eesee1 anolence WIN WINCH tney we're favored.
Mr. Brown IS blind, fact which adds much ta
The numerous friends here and elsewhere Of
aliss HANNAH Cornweli will be panied to learn Of
her death, which sad event took placs at Topeka,
Kansas, on tie 18th Of March. She was for
mer resident OF thus place, where she Was held
in kindly remembrance by large circle Of ao-
0HAfUfAnCE4.
, 1876-04-02

/.
Stands ths mother 1t tho e1zsuasnts
On the couch her son does 9e.
Wilhalm, tise from griefa sbaseu&H4&
Ine procession paxsas by !"
20 dear mother sorroW-Iadsn.
To all elsa grown deaf and bind
Pining for mT dear, dead Hat1au,
No reliel my heart can aud
X Else, my son! To Ksvlzar winding,
With our sacred book and beatia,
Thesa tta Holy Dame, aid lending,
Soon H1u heal your hsart thAt bIssds
Shown It II BY banners dying,
Sung It ia IN chAnted song,
That the pilgrims, onrart nTnG
In procession 1oFe along.
Le4fltng her Eek san, tbs moth1
Joins tho banded company:
Chime their 7oices with each ezk8S
f1A.aes ha to thse, Aazialn
II.
n Xsrlsax tho Virgin Hafy
Waits, in richest utegs Atny~
70 perform work, hers so1ely,
HsalinR these who ak heE nd.
Those atcicted. who adors he1.
At her ah11ne dsVoutly 9t1n6e
Each some wa1 gift laJs before AE
Oua foot and onb h2nd~
Fur b. who . VIZ foot o1ea
Has foot healed tn retur1:
And ho who \ WAX hand proGsz1
Does = cuIed hand gladly eAn
10, from p1ss&fo candle bsoke1>
4inld1 hin mother him = he&1S
"Giye, my sou, thin wsxsn tokafS-
She 10 Iou nin ease t1npark~
Takes her son tho symbol. sighnE,
To tha sacred Virginia Ahrine,
And, in prayer hta soul applying.
From htA eyea drop tearS of Mts&
"Thuu more bleaaed than anothaH
Thou HAndmatd Of aod rnoSe hi9kx
Queen OF Heaven Holy Mo<hax2
Har my spiuta ptisoua CYL
aIn tns& town for churches uaa
In tho City Of Cologne,
With my mother, hind, dsTotads
l1ra AadlJ and alana>
~Nsar to us WIS Grstahea n11A
But dear Gretchen ahs II dsad~
Unto thee this WAX heart giving.
Heal my hart thou-tt his hlsd
"Theo from paia ny pccS hrsast seE3n&
Sill my constant song hhA1 b.,
With my earnest prayer uneAaatuGs
Praises be to thae, Aartal"
Ill
Nm snd parent both reclining,
Rass Ii slumhar. ca1un, serane:
Comes tho Virgin Nother, Aiming
In her loye's supernal sheeo-
Leaning low, the boy caresain6,
On his heart she puts heE hAnds
Prints E1s Of holy blessing
On his forehead, fAif and bland
AL this in her happy vision
Doea tho sleepiug mosher MAXI
Than awxktng, In transition
Fits the seeue, and uatch-dogs nar&
Eow tho early daylight, falling
On the sons pa!o face, reveals
He has fed t<yond recalling,
Yrheze Loyet Joy ha sick heart heAha
. Her hands folding, md not wrmzta&.
stands the mother, Eanqu3l1Y
From her soul devoutly tnstnSs
sPzAslez he 70 <hee, AaE1sk
, 1876-04-02
EVANSTON.
AMONG THE BKEAXEHH

Tho only social event which has, ahus fax.
broken in upon tbs observance Of Lent was the
entertainment given by the Social Club Thurs
day evening, which Was enjoyed BY large audi
ence, including, as invited guests, many men,
bers OF the Eclectic Club, aud other friends from
Evanston and Chicago. The play, ''AEong the
Ereakers," WAS given by a strong caBt and to
the satisfaction Of the audience. Tie amateurs
acquitted themselves With credit, and the play,
smoothly. This was followed by 4 couple OF
hours OF terpsfchorean enjoyment, under the
supervision OF ". ". Pound.
TIE LITTLE WOMEN.
The pArlorz Of the First Methodist Church
we're the scene Thursday evening Of pleasant
sociable and fair. The articles sold were made
by the members Of the Little Womana socia-
ty" OF the Sunday school, under tho super
vision Of Mrs. 0. A. Willard. The fair aettsd
some $40
UNIVERSITY AFFA1ns.
Tho gpr1ng term opened Tuesday.
The Junior class has received additions from
McKendree Collage and Iowa University.
Tho Sigma Chi bowling alleys in tha Gym
nasium have been completed, and no better can
be found In Chicago.
The Faculty has adopted rule whereby ab-
sences, excuse Or une1cused, add 3 certain per-
centage to the standard required to pass, and
the boys seldom fail to attend every recitation.
Some Of the students find 1t hard enough work
to pass the minimum, without having ths per-
centage raised.
The prize bat is on exhibition ut 1Iuir'u.
Hiss Hoyt aud the Misses Pattlaon haTs ro-
turned.
Prot. q. J. Carhart, of Tho University, viii
"Po1arized Light"
Mr. James a. Dow1and, Of Chicago, will give
\ eeries Of readings hefore the South Evanston
Literary and Eocial Club Tuesday evening.
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A PLEASANT HOME and first-class accom-
mediation csptahlc parties moderate in pI1
Naie lnssr No. q Wes- lthst.
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sHnalcn5 UnnIeo-- Hlalts.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL RE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OEFIOEs No. I.21S Bfuaiwsy, cor Thirty -.i
st. JOS West twenty .thlrlst COZ. Eieti-eNej you
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No - gI ThrtfVo. Oue guGrel ANA lWeuy iourihs-
clarion 5aynrs Bank BuudhS MP 70 p lDs at itEHAl
olerrates.
AGENCY OF PROTESTANT SERVANTS
"a Fu families hotels. aud others to gel competent civil
reliable seIlais male Or tlual,, promptly Supplied, ~ very
wrgc o. suit also fogi c9oiol hc ana az oh
knep for cfty country. tr large odetishcd PROT
TSTtNT BU REAU ; conducted by American sud German
ladies 40 charge Of any 1ud utl suited. Ijo 6tGye
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anriiun sales Of Real Gstate.


ApmAN II. NfCgAyR Auctoueer
J,cTATF of WILLIAM SPENChR, deceased.
H. nshIF BY ORDER OF THE NEw.YoRK
- SUPREME CDURE
100 VALUABLE LOTS -
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ON bfl.11trH a : n Sp,VT y tn AYES. JEFFERSON,
HANCOCK, VAN BURi.N, fiSlith
AND NJ - IISlS, IL Gay
OF BROOKLYN,
20 be sold at A. G. ION ON
WE SNSBAN, Oci. Is,
st - O'Clock, at the
EXCHANGE SALESROOM,
IN BROADWAN, NEW-N YORK, -
-, oEDTn OF THE Nf.NN-NONN 81 fIt.ME COZ hi,
bh V'rieT The direction o; HERMAN D. AlhRiCh and
SAMUEL MNMAN, irY Executors
and situated rs Follows:
RFpToRD-ANE., lots west side, between FultohaVe'
an & 81 lot rorth side and lots SIDE be
-, pelfald and FrsRkliE.aves. ,
fFfTRSON.sf lots south side, between BEDFORD ana
Dave lots comprising the entire oastery
- bcfWeen GTccRc-ave. aud Van Burcust- also pts
h east corner Ncstand aud Lexington ves ana ots
18Th wet corner Of NoSrand ard eXngtonaNees; ,r
tvs,aN RT RENsr. Nd GREENE AVE, 20 los rHiihis
through street toevenuG and between N"s''"nU an"
~ lots south side 100 feet east of Bed
fNGroNAvE north side in the rear Of the
foS AVE- 10 lots south side 100 feet west OF
AVE Its southeast corner Of GTeeneaye;;,
eS-qu AND SleNlsNr HAYES EIGHTH y \ - -
sqs 40 lots IN block bO0ndedoy SXth ana
Igaa S kvSes ard STREETS on which tese lots are
~ ~ are SEVERED, PAVED, AND LIGH led Win
GA "a PEP CENT MAY REMAIN ON BOND AND MORT
I5SsE Mans AZ the Office Of 49, .
h'0N 'XDRiAN II. MULLER & SON, Auci'cne6Is,
DEWITT, LocKMAN 4 KIP, Attorneys,
- 900, No. s. AassSnst
g.
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alnrsle ano Slate alaulcls.

CRATES AND TENDERS.
ME largest asslTtneuof CRATE. and Tenders ever offered
a. tl b. faIicf, nshcd every style Low ana Hall Low
Down Crates. with dumping attachment 9ecl'ity large
variety o -s Logs fancy nickel plated AdlIons tlc Irons
Crii Vases Folding screens, 81. lfbgIu u,'"uut 70 we
trace. ud CRATES altered O. low OF iah oW down. NuNO-
YER WuOlIEl * Co.,. 3ao taGal-s;.. Nc"-l OK.
MARBLE and MABBLElZED MANTELS
~ at GREATLY HEDUtEH F4lCtS also hioHniuelta,
Ield.iures, Plumbers and fr M ~iaas Nafpf CDtutIs
al MING l. ELhBGl. a.. sJ!i-st. mean 5tavc
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Eotcls.

HOTEL ST. STEPHENS. Elevonth-st., he
tween Broadway FHd ynisc rstypilscA strictly INST
cia.s family house; and newly tuInlahedi very denue
rooms. lr,,s very moderate
N1EW-ENGLAND HOTEL, corner Rowciy aud
y Eayard-4pO L:H sn"e rluais lodgings. % crnta Tor
gentlemen OIL weekly, g..
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DyFPwvEIIENTS FOR THE NEW
Is NgE. rrfi D.. WILL BF. RECEIVED At 1tL- d p
TOWN OFFICES W. I.,:5> broadway, CORNER I'M ~ -,
81 ot .:lf- West TWtgty.thrl-~t coz lJ-il1vci ybB
TuraN,.. FUrysayratis; 81 The HAltLEN vltLtLr
No, Ouehnuaf red and.i Wentr nuriiS
(iarru savings Bank BgIb.meA np TO I. H. al ltaudI
Office
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DoGro aiIo Rooms.

- AI.AIiTNlENTs, with private table, &C.
AT 273 IFTH-AVE.-Elecant APART
~ MINTs with without board, or private table; trlu
sient cnests accOnnnOlatri.
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Gnuatlons IUaltco- tilGles

A THOROUGH accountant and business man,
"a q. leisure would like employment 81 moderate
cnrnpcIisat Al ENENING WORK. Uptown Tribune
Office, lis broadway.
A USEFUL MAN, fer city or country-Is
"a euud waiter. nf fIs.s driving, ~ cows, AlG-
in. C. duties, &c; a'c ana WHINE 10 Ne ec-
cr.v dnnrs T1lantr wages; lEis
god references 81 the PIDltS iANI HOMIE III lttAtt
rs UtI+iyt., DOOR above lJ'hst
(N.ERk or CASHiEB.--Wautedb by respect
X .tIie married o11E rs clerk or cashier moi aiidu
o w0ra WI. u. FARRELL West Point. n s.
COACHMAN - By Protestant man who
- thoroughly understands ms business IN that capacity haH
lived 81 lrc beat families u tins city eEij F7
and Months Wisl last employer. Gall uI ahhFHs L. & No.
sO2 Last 2Oti.st.
NOACUalAN.-A coachman. North Of Ireland
~ Protestant. position Is co9d '.Gi 'ryri ami
experienced cuul attend tu n18c aud d" ei1cnnGi
viii make lus, generally GsciGl excellent references "a
dItsa WILLIAM T., Frhuic tHNl uEee 1oo br,aaNgy'
EOACHNAN, &5c.--COOk, &c.-A nan and
Y wife i.rrii-h IInt1-Ltnts) Gesr situations man az
cacci.au gardener make himself useful VIE ~ COON
coos a . washing and tHe; best CITY references
rlco Gail or address at 10 BicceSri ST., near ut-
USEFUL MANA Protestant young man,
y acrd ~ would like situation Ia care horse 49,
private family; uHrf,;'Hos Tee care o tiroc', can lH
AM caIrfu div heat col reference rru ltst eIpJcl
Address y. r.. Ii Tribune Urto"n Gh'e le37 BFoa'"Hy
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5In5icdl 7nstrumeTls.

& \. BAI4L & 90.
- SO. D. EArr l4GH.ST.
Chickering'S SraUH -. aud 0ttr Pianos and Organs bV
fnf en-. M nm .rNLL- tL. Inr rlnl.
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Dciliistrp

A SET OF TEETH IN THREE HOURS
~ mechanical dentistry; reasonable charges satisfaction
guaranteed. rs West thirty fOUrtist. NENBItOUG h
~ FCLMv Rose Pearl Plates Indicating color auo SUD
Isnce or artificial teeth excel everything heretofore on
fcre0 Ion beauty strength gL ess needs only 70 he seen
= be appreciated made III day and only SO 70 SO per
Set Cal and examine Also best Rubber sets from $40 TO
SO Gold and Platina, $50 70 SD Extracting under
Dr T. q. WAIT - wentvthifdst. MadisOD-ave
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iUinlcr Resorts.

V'HE ROYAL VICTORIA HOTEL, Nassau,
Bahama lsande nas np'ii r. :; POL. tLt IIaRr5iol'
srgcrs clgr Nslurh Os 2' aus nov. 90 F0r igl iliu
nation apply 10 JAMES sElDGENWOOD Co.. iJs Broad
Wny. Sew Ao-k.
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Country Board.

4 ] WDHRIN w \. Y. J., NUVUoIUl
"a HOUSE offers to afcw families ion Fan ait Winter vcr
desirable recommendations and ah tNCev table, also the n
stTucilou Ui children DO English, fr ucl, aad iyisc
CHARLES. G. HAHElIi ~, Proprietor.
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siinailons t0lute9--ftnaies.

4 DyERTIsEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"a luIi, rflEr 81 WILL. ~ Received At 1lLE J. p
-. - 81, :.l, West T&,4,iIn rs, CO. Ii-,iaayc 7Ge
Tnsye cog Forty a. IN ii4lLM Dlrt,s
(aren savings Bank Buh!usb np TO p d., III leadiai
Office
A LADY of considerable literary experience
6.snes a' a.. mda v. adTc s" 10y UpO Tribune JEse
At MOWSON'- oldest frst-class and only
seryal. ..r ever, ca,,ri.y. ,o,cc ti- addrcfs.
A NUMBER Of the better claas Of servants
NV UNION. fI3 BT,atway, above st-st. De.7.pe
Protestant unrs,s superior o!s was reduced h' hfiIi
AT PARIS & COZ. G23 GTH-AYE., servants
"a iaie ana. mac OF every description End ~! lonaS
hotel. nome but ,rraa' servants iepisi,r~a;
tcnuoi.
ALL PRISONS wishing Hou'clyeepers, Coy
- cIgT-ses Coys;5 toin,anona Nifaa, ,'"yriR.sos'
can he ve sgrri,s,6y calga doe Youic wgacns Chris.
o1 Association OF De city Of Nc~-lorh. No. East l1ta'
best Of F''ereuc,s gwen att required
At PELTONs, G45 Grh-ave., between 27th
- aud 35tis ioriutIy "id E.il H WI
TAETzo r ri aor- i,o,it aue Catolc fgrei,y
v wacS. .s, ,iicrs Coa5.nuea Useful SO.
CARRGLl'' AGENCY for good FEMALE
- DJME,rCs. 50! Gh-i'eg second door above o'd-sIi
terms g, ior iorriuoa'.s 70 employers.
Observation-Disclosures, by Il. irst-class
y clam5rruai as'istsn' in tte laundry 0it good
retoTeae5 80 @@y to b. Sen at d. west 'I''" bun
Ui-'-'i --
6tAAMBERMAID.-A respectable girl rs
r,nsI or lgIt work: salary much of an Oh
l e't o. q ' J +, ii ~. u ''''''
I5,,,nI,p,it,,,...i ,I7N,DDT.S Id,
( " An El.lsAl Al - ana LAU AljtliN~.--A lHuN
Ir. ia u hon cE,,ping wishes prucir.a good 81 ma
loi ~, i Tii,t i,i i and clau,rf,siio OK
ot .r,i,,,,,rt and 1,lria sewing; lst EMPLOYER can
,"'..... ,,...'. u, 81 49,, .,5.i'at
= ,.-,,,,,, ~,
4 vi 81 ib..ttA!It and OLA BIS LAZY II
X ciamItlm9lI and s.a.,.I.,.; cuts ts }ad on
rIpoie. i lI ir and vel recommended. lI Dc sceu a.
B4Ngi'A-,DS i'i'>..il or TO-, 81 =. 'e''.'-,.
A1iEIpNA I'D and WAIiRaSS.-A Young
4 sni ~ ,i.tm1aulad and waitress Las cityreicrcuccs.
ga X, ...t ..ft....
4 'IA1iii lHMAID ANA W All hi40r.-b. Il
y o., 4 ..' e., yGHp;gn' sir' "'' I'' o-''
a. '' @
IfBA NHtRMNlD ana WAlI tit>S liF n
\ Welsh Protestant yaua- woman very Respectable wi
fnl wear. ,ra riv fcia ,i.D ffu p,e.. sF De
seen: ty.,leIf cil..ut,ad aud Nrr-st, CLEAN H>t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-18
HtlsCellGueGus

4 US. Stammcring Institute-Dr. White,
n. u7Athave Abundant reierenccs M pay untii cured
DFLNONlCOr REMOVAL.-L. DELMON-
II 100 vi remove from Jth4ive and ltih-t 20 Brei"9y
F-saye AMI 2Gt.ts: t,faaison-sluarc MoNDA4 -elL H.
I AUBER'S RESTAURANT, CENTENNIAL
tGROUNDS near Horticultural Hal laiey destroy eu oy
IN ,rt rebuilt within eight DAYS is a-In r iul ocralon
vel Eated with greater ana better accommodations than
ever.