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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-17

A WOMAN ILL IN THE STREKTs.-Abou
o'clock last night officer Nicholson picked
up won an near the market, suffering great
pain, and took her to Drew's drug store
where medical attendance was rendered by
DR.. McBlair. after which she was removed TO
the 5th precinct station. Here her condition
grew worse, and DR.. Walter was called in,
and through his aid and the attentions OF
station keeper Dubois, Officers Smoot,
Jones, Shilling and others, she was kept as
comfortable as Is possible in q tionhouse.
DIR. Walter remained some time, aud con-
GLIDING from her & symptoms that premature
child birth was the cause of her sufferiugs,
kindly had her removed to the Colum bia
Lyipg-in Hospital, for proper nursing. The
woman stated that she is just from Canada,
where her parents and friends reside, that
she came TO this city in search OF her hus-
band, who had deserted her, and when she
arrived found that he vas In prison In Pnila-
deiphia for some offence not known TO her.
Finding herself without money To travel,
she bad been at work with q family near
Boundary street, and yesterday afternoon
,he started 70 The depot 70 procure q ticket
TO Philadelphia, and on the way was seized
with cramps and went into q drug store on
Ith street, when she took q draught OF some
thing which she did not know, and after
wards grew worse again. She is French de-
scent says her maiden name was lie Bertha
and her marriage name Ii White.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-17

A CHICKEN THIEF.-This morning, aboIt
O'Clock, the premises OF Judge Wylte, cor
ner OF Iith street and Vermont avenue. was
INVADED by George Smith, VINO got Off with
eur fine chickens. Sergeant job nson, with
OfficsTs Mattingly and Smith, saw him
leave and gave chase, when Smith dropped
ing Judge Smell committed him TO jail for 80
dayR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-17
FAMILY SUPPLIES.

BANANAS.
- have inst received 700 bu uchss of AsPIs-
WaLL q As-large, hue buaS b. (which We
one r at New 0rk prices.
CALIFORNIA PEARS.
Se have o hne assortment OF CALIFORNIA
fEAbc, which We offer nj lowest m.raet prices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-17

HOUSES RoBBED.-On last Wednesday
nsnt some burglars succeeded In effectiug
An entrance into the houses OF E C. Baum
ano Ssrroll, corner OF 9th ana III streets
southwest, by cutting through the windoT
p~nes, and, rum naging through the houses.
and clothing. There is no clue To the robbers'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-17

FLORIDA ORANGES.
We have made srraogements with q grover 70
ehlp us regularly he very finest quality FLORIDA
UhANSts, which we will sell at prices eQuslIy
low rs they can be bought ia New York or balti.
more. viii receive frst Shipment in fsv DAYS
Az PHILLIPs. Commission Merchant,
GERS, 637-639-6tl Louistsus avenue noyN 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-17

"A STREET n UIsANCE.-In many instances
In lowering the grade of the footwalks on
our streets the gas pipe and water pipe com
MlunicAtiOn have been left at their original
height, projecting above the pavement. The
result 10 frequent accidents through pedes-
TRANS stumbling over these projecting pipes
NJ night. Last Disnt gentleman who was
tripped up by one OF these nuisances fell
with such force as to ipjuTe himself severely
and be is low under medical treatment.
The officers who have the streets in charge
should look after this matter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-17

AMUsEAE Nfs.-AotiOnol Ihedter-Mr Gee.
y. Rowe has made a capital hit as "Wsifton
Stray" In brass" His support Is good, and
the whole performance Is very enjoyable.
Tdumdd0e HdH-The bazaar for the benent
OF the Ascension church organ will be held
again this evening. The enterprise is a
pralsewOrthy one, and Is deserving OF the
best patronage.
TheGteT CofniQue.-A pleasant evening caa
De spent at the Comique. The performances
are always good
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-22
NEVADA ITEMS.

John Cheney, Of Carson, has raised
from the seed Q box full Of Monterey
pines, another Of Monterey Expresses. and
two boxes Of the eucalyptus or Australian
rum trees. OF course they are al mere
sprouts Of saplinps yet, but they look very
healthy and vigorous.
Tho fourth annual fair Of the Humboldt
District Agricultural. Mining and No
chanical Society will begin on Monday.
October I'd, and continue four days. The
pursss amount 70 5000. and $4,000 will
b distributed In premiums.
From what information the Genoa Ns~s
can gather, the haying season II now
about over. The aggregate yield OF the
valley will not vary much from last year
about 10000 tons.
Ths approximated area OF agricultural
land IN Humboldt county IL 10000 acres !
Of grazing land. 10000 acres; timbered
lands, 5000; and Of mineral lands, $685.
900 acres.
There arc now 32s children attending
the public schools Of White Pine county.
and the schools are generally In . iourish-
ing condition.
Mary Irwin. who stabbed and killed
Kate Miller al Eureka on the night Of the
ist instant. has been held 70 answer with
out bail.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-22
THE FORBES INJUNCTION.
Judge Hniysr Dssies Hills Rss-
ssas for she Judgment
Irrom ,e-e.,,. c.rou Appcsl.l

Following Ia q copy OF the order Of His
Honor, Judge Hillyer. denying an injunc-
ton In the case Of Forbes W. the Califor-
mia Mining Company;
In the Circuit Court Of the United States
for the District Of Nevada-Charles Forbes
VI. Thomas Grscey. California Mining
Company. ct h.-rhis 10 . motion for an
Injunction restraining the defendant Ora
ccy from collecting. and the other defend
ants from paying. the tax on the proceeds
Of the California mine. Assessed for tho
second quarter OF the year A. d. 1876. |
have examined the questions discussed q,
the hearing. with the Arguments and au-
thorities presented. For the present !
content myself with stating the result OF
my examination, intending hereafter TO
stats In writing my reasons for the con.
illusions reached. And In the first place ]
consider that the bill diselosss such q case
- entities the plaintiff. . ~siockholder, W
bring this suit and that IL was unnecessary
70 make the directors Of the corporation or
the other stockholders parties. Secondly.
That Mackay and Fair officers OF the cor
porstion against whom relief Is prayed are
proper parties. and that the bill 10 not de-
murrable either for non-jurisdiction or
misjoindsr Of parties. Thirdly, That the
Especial circumstances" necessary to Civ,
. court Of equity Jurisdiction 10 enjoin the
tar are stated In the bill and bring the
compliments case within . recognized
head OF equity Jurisdiction, viz: That he
has no adequate remedy at law. fourthly,
That the proceeds Of the mine may be and
are taxed by the State OF Nevada without
violatin; the compact not 10 impose taxes
on lands or other property Of the United
States without interfering with the power
or right Of Congress 10 mako all needful
rules and regulations for and dispose OF
the public lands within the State. Filthy.
That the proceeds Of the California mine
during that quarter OF the fiscal year for
which they we're Assessed had q siiss In the
State and were so within the Jurisdiction
of the State as to be a legitimate subject
for taxation ; and that the fact that they
were removed from the State before the
assessment OF their value was actually
made, did not deprive the State OF the
right and power 90 assess the tax laid upon
them and collect 10 out 81 other property
Of the corporation within the State.
sixihly, That the decision Of the Supreme
Court OF Nevada. holding that the rate OF
the tax on the proceods ~ mines and the
mode Of its assessment, arc equal and uni
form In the sense of tho Nevada Consti-
tuition. involving only . construction OF
the Constitution and laws OF the State, Is
10 be accepted by this Court as its rule Of
decision. Accordingly 1, is ordered tina,
the motion Of the complainant for an in
teriocutory injunction be and 10 hereby
that the restraining order here
in BE- Dissolved.
&. Z. W. HiLLrrE, Judge.
September u, 1876.
OF course this order covers the case %
vs.. the Ccnsclidated Virginia also.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-22

LAuRA De FoacE Gordon has been
summsrily kicked of the Oakland
Democrat. II she has ordinary common
sense now. she will desert the party
which has deserted her. II snubbed her
In Stockton; it snubbed her in Sacra-
msnto; and now IL has suubbsd her in
Oakland. Is il not about time for
vomen's rights advocates to suub the
Democratic party1
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-22
CARSON ITEMS.

The following items Of interest are ex.
,T.e.ed from this mornings appeal
Captain frank Hall. long time chief
mate OF Nocre 4 Parker's Taeater saloon.
broke his arm yesterday. The raised seats
In she Theater are made 20 he movable.
Franz. after having cast of all the moor
ing lines and baekstays Of the staging.
q aloft TO zee how she beaded. The re-
sul, was that he and the whole framework
came down with a run. His share Of the
mislAp "a fracture oi the right humerus
OF bone OF the upper arm.
There Vas . weathsrish wind Yesterday.
In sunny exposures this breeze i.lt b,insy
and sprins-like at midday. The I've,
on some OF the cottonwood and manila.
are following. and these. blown ,o ths
ground. gather In linos along the foo, ~
fences and against curbs and bsnI' 81
earth. Nay We not look for an s~ouino.i,i
gale about these timesl
Mr.. r. B. Evans blind mani should be
directed BY his friends 70 apply for an
important letter at tho Carson agency Of
wells. Fargo 4 Co.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-22

NV PArrxrs.-T Through Dewey 4
G Patent Agents. Saa Francisco. we
receive the following advance list OF U.
s. patents granted to Pacific Coss, in
venton. viz: William McCourt. vir.
ginia City. New, amalcamators Ben
jamin II. Catching. Forest Grove. Ore
Con. machines for saving slaves ; James
jenkins. co.;,.. New. anvils; Isaac
Rogers. shsridan. Oregon. apple corers;
John l.. Boone. San Francisco. book
shslvss John l.. Boone. San Francis.
50. carrier attachment for sewing ma
chimes /; Samuel Rodgers. Los Angelica.
Cal. cofins; John Peter schmitx, San
Francisco. stencil traps. William wsb
s;es. San Francisco. bag sewing ms
chines.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-22
on. American nasueu are .via.n,l,

0un American riflemen are evidently
the great crack shots Of the world.
In our international match be-
tween the Scotch. Irish. Canadians.
Australians. and Americans. we were
victorious. Yesterday We shot again,
against the Irish Team. aud bea, them
oy eleven points. When we consider
mat nis shooting 10 a new amusement
With Us. our victory appears all the
more wonderful. We have met the
mArksmen Of the Old World three times
now, aud vanqufshed them. After
making such progress in 81. shor, years.
What may ws not hope to do in the
future!
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-22
LET sAMMY-coxs,DxR THIS

From the Louisville Commercial Ne e.
tract the following comments on q nota-
bic fact in the history Of our country.
II will provo interesting reading to the
friends Of Sam Iilden. We trust thai
u will also provo instructive:
II 10 significant fact that no American
Who ever opposed the prosecution OF avar
In which his country was involved, vitnA
solitary exception. WAS ever eiee~d 'o 'ne
Tai. de Revolutionary War Of i!76.
Nsny men Of high social position, talent
and integrity. and estimable citizens In
avery other respect. joiner the anti-war or
Tory patty. The name Tory ws not at
thsi tine one Of rsprosch. but signihed
ons vbo vss In favor Of the established
6rd,r Of things; but long before tho war
sIossd he word Tory was an epithet OF re-
.roaeh ~ much q the modern term
.scaiavag" IL to-day. and the gentlemanly
and cultivated Tories OF the Revolution
I'M New York. Pennsylvania. Virginia and
sbe Carolinas sank into political insig-
n~iacance. After tho war. TO prove the
charge Of roryism on . candidate. Was to
ruin him.
A s,iii larger. more influential. cult
vsted, and wealthy class Of politicians OPP
possd the var Of 1872. They were known
4 the leaders Of the Federal party. They
we're soon dubbed "Blue-Light Federal
ists.' and were swept out Of existence.
Several Of them aspired 10 the Presidency
afterwards. but were ingloriously defeated,
with the ono exception alluded to. Bu-
ohanan, who. although . federalist when
q young man. quickly saw his blunder,
and went over 70 the Democracy. Then
came the Mexican war. The Wings, led
BY Nr. Clay. believed that the war was
vrongfully begun. but their patriotic in
stincts prompted them TO throw them
selves In the front Of the contest; they
got most Of the laurels and the glory OF
the war. and elected General Taylor Presi.
dent.
Opposiuon 10 the WA Of the Union not
| only sounded the political death-knell OF
The brightest intsllscts OF the Democratic
party, - breckenridge. Davis and Benja-
min. but overwhelmingly defeated Cen
eral Mcclellan and Governor seymour Tor
the Presidency. Even Mr.. Greeley's in
tegrity, ~taients. and wide fame - . Union
| editor did not ave him from defeat. sim
DIV because he WAS tho candidate OF the
party which opposed the war for the
| Union. As Q leader Of the anti.war party
| Of is6b. Governor Tilden may read his
own doom In tho fate Of the Tories OF 'I6,
the Blue-Lights Of 1912. and the Copper
heads Of 1861"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-22

And In accordance with law and an order OF
the Board OF Director. made on the 18th day
OF August, 1916, 90 many shares OF each parcel
II public auction, at the ofiee az the Com.
pany. Room 20 HAywsrd's Building. No. ti9
California street. ian Frsnciscc. California, on
The Ttnth day OF October. 1915. at the hour OF 2
O'Clock .. y OF said day. 10 pay said delinquent
Assessment thereon, together With cots VI I'd.
vertislng and expenses Of the sale.
JAMES kEwLANDS, Beeretsry.
Objects Hayward's Building. No. tl9 Cali
fbmia street. Han Francisco. California ss2itd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-22

The Norwich Bulletin says nothing
pleasssa conscientious bachelor % much
~ to dine with . married friend and see
the baby put his foot into the gravy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-22

Two Western New York girls. during
the absence OF their m~aisrfamilias,
sawed oi the tops Of their bsdposts for
croqust balls.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-22
NEW TODAY.

rlowH POINT GOLD AHD sII.
" YER MNINa o0hPANY.-Lontion Of
prneipei pisos OF business, Gan rfancisco,
Loes.ion Of WORKS, Gold Hill. Storey county.
Notioe.-There are delinquent upon the fol-
ment mo. ~ levied on the ibth day OF august,
1870, tho several amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective shareholder. a. fol.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-22
BORN.
NEW TODAY.
LIST or UNCLAIMED LETTERS

DgMAINlNG IN TIE P0sToPPIcE AT
II Gold I'LL. Storey county. Nevada. Sep
tsmber "a. 1910, n not called for within one
month they will be cent TO the Dead Letter
ONCE ii Xsshlngtnn. u. O.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-22

The wheat yield Of Paradise Valley IL
said TO Be greater than that Of last year.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-22

The Gold Hin Daily News has
now the largest and best
circulation Of any evening
newspaper published In the
State Of Nevada. It is
therefore the very best and
most efficient medium for
business, mining and all
other advertising.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-22
SUPERIOR GOODS
At THE VERY LOWEST pRIctsI

I am here permanently established, am sell.
ing goods - low 80 ANYBODY In this STATE. and
Will ssll sven lower n ! zee 81.
~ No house shall undsrsell M.
an A. COIN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-22

Ak IN @QO lKR DAY AT HONE
mi, ~ sTfSs S ss: : Sc'. T s"sI, Z, NJ, s:,,.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-22
what she New York rapsrs ssy
About t.

sion OF the revenue tax.
A Tibsrs editorial on the matter con
tains the following: AZ last Iilden ap
pears 10 explain the Income business. The
letter signed by tho law clerk 10 cvidentl,
dictated by his master. IL betrays all Til
. peculiar denterity and Is formidable,
elaborate and precise on points OF the leasl
consequence. essential points II slurs,
The explanation as TO the return OF 1867
!. technical aud hard'strained. and, " u
Stood alone perhaps u might pass, bnl
wn'n .na, return eom,' 70 De USED s,e.dlly
.or "n years as a oasis 10, escaplns taha'
uon OF everything over sio.ooo. ~ . time
when MS Income was stesdiiy sloo,ooo OF
more per year, the SITUATION peccues mon.
strous. Iiiden may indeed nave kept
himself within The letter OF the Jaw, but II
Is PLAIN that he evaded It's spirit. lie
could mol De sent 70 the Penitentiary; but
ne eontrised 20 uoVernnient from
se.tins ou' u III" money WHICH u was
uueu
The Ii"s' reihraies It's charges, and
proves by seven different statements Of
facts that the charges were true. II con-
cludcs q long article 20 follows: After
waiting 90 long il 10 somewhat remarkable
tina, Tilden should have attempted any
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-22

dresnebaum. ~Ilelbing 4 On.
Trustees. .f0l51. TO-. 10 :.
0reensbaum. Helblpg q Co.
trustees. .ail35. zee. 10. . . 10 >.
jreenebsum, Helbirg L Co.
Trustees. .2Dji. . .tUD.. 100 >.
0feenebaum. Helbingk Co.
Trustees .... .2Jlit %. 20....D .
0reenebaum. heiblpg Il Co,
Trustees .2tt69. ..s.....S -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-22

/ hIltiitAuru tbitu rbtf ~ ~ oens
In tho first part Of tho morning ID
weather was cloudy. with . stiff wind blow
ing directly from the target, but befor
the shooting commenced the wind moder
ated and the sky became clear.
Following are the individual scores o
the American team at the s00-yards range
DAkin n. Weber Sc. Allen CO. Fulton 10
farweli GO, Rathbonc 6s, Fulton 20. Far
we'll &c. Rathbone Gs. Total. 400.
Irish team-Rigby GO, johnson ca. Joyn
CT. fenton CO. Dyas Go. Miner Cs. Total
39i.
The result at the 9OO-yards range give
the Americans $50 and the Irish $50. TIL,
American team led ut the end OF boil
ranges by ~.
Following are the individual scores q
the 9OO-ysrds range:
Americans-Farwell 60. Rathbone GO
Dakin G7, Weber 6s, Allen 50. Fulton. 81
Total. $50.
Irish-Nilner 70. Dyas ca. Rigby o.
fcnton 80, johnson 81, Joynt Sc. Total
500.
Following are tho scores a. the 1000
yard range:
American team-Dakin 20. webcr 81
Allen u. Fulton CT, fArwell 30. Rathbon,
67. Total. $40.
Irish team-Rigby CT. johnson 60. Joyn
63. fenton ca. Dyas 6s and Milne &C. To-
tai. 39i.
The total score Of both teams d The
three ranges we're then announced u fol.
lows, the Americans having won the match
by II points;
American team-scorc at 800 yards 400,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-22

Ever brought TO this locality. ! respectfully In.
wife tho Ladies' Of cold Hlll 20 give me . call.
Rxamins my stock and assure yourselves that
I am selling
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-26
Burlington, Cedar Rapids and
Minnesota BondholderS.

For plan OF reorganization apply, stAtnE ella" Of
Bonds held whether Main Line Milwsutee huscstins,
or Pscinc Division, to FRED. TAYLOR, Chairman
Bondholder' Committee. 476 Broome st. New
York. Immediate action s advisable.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-26
ROOFS

IEAKY ROOFS MADE wATERTtGHr
save time and money 10y sending tor sstimae for new
old buildings. send Tor our 100 page Book GREE
n YOU write TODAY, and learn how to SrOP lcaks
efrctualiy and chefply, SAVE reshinglng &C. Core
spondcnce INVITED; 8 Cedst ~ New r22ts' Or 4"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-26

LIVERY GENTLEMAN that rcads the sun Is In.
II vlted To leave his measure at KEEPS OIL Bro.d
way for OF the very bet custom shrts price ouly ~
Not the slightest obligation to take or keep any Of
KEEPS shirts unless perfectly satisfactory.
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pkNNsYLyANiA N,AILRQAp.

IL
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTK
Trains leave New YORK. via DesbIosses and Corlandt
Streets Ferries, a. follows:
Express for Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and Sou A.
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, $50 A NJ, aud
$40 Y. NJ. Surdlv, and $50 i. ~
For wilismsport Lock Haven Cory and Erie. At $50
a NJ and $3.50 r NJ, connecting at CORY for TITUS
vile Petroleum Centre aud the on Regions. .
For Baltimore, Washington, and the South " Limited
MAshingt n Express" of Pu Imam Parlur Cars daily,
except SUNDAY. $3.50 NJ arrive u Washington 10
p NJ. Regular at $40 A NJ, 3andDP NJ. sunday '
FIpre:. for Philadelphia. :. 100 $40 $50 A NJ, 1880
g. 4. $40. 5. g. :, $50, + NJ. aud ~ night sunday
b 4, Z. $50, anu p NJ EmigrAnI and second clsss.
= NJ
For trains TO Newark. Elizabeth. RAhway, Princeton,
Trenton, Perth AmboY, Pennington belyidc.e aud
other points see local schedules At all tcket ohces
Trans arrive From Pitsbuish,, $50 and lOSo n.
except MONDAY From ,shi4gt9aIn 1 s balumSo1,e'
NJ. From Pmladephil 5lo $50, d55. lOl5, ll2o!
1lN A NJ 2l5. 4;Ob, 5l5, $40, $50. Sti, and lU2S
J NJ. sunday $40, $50. 6.55, ll'5i A. NJ. 500 and
Ticket onices 500 and ga Broadway. 1 Astor Hou,e.
ana foot OF DesurOsses and Corl,udt ats Court 81
Brooslyn ia ll0 andllS Hudson st, Hop0ken. Emi'
grant ticket ONCE Battery place
ID. NJ. BOID. jR,
General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON.
General Manager.
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A TTENTION .-DluswAutcd forexc. lent situations
N IA Ciy ul country such o. cook launufea-e. coo.
IN. and ir0ncrs, pantry Gnd kifcucn glfls, cham
lernAlds nurse NAifessrs houscNOrkrrs' girls lttry
ianned, &c. Apply AZ CAAIENIkks, l6s OH ay
ucar ON ST.
Al MORISON'~ hrs-cass oluce. corner nm IT,
N ana Gtn av- Rope, lahir girls ior over, ctptcity
ran have beet situations Immediately, Notice thls I'd.
arcss.
A GOOD hsnl wanted for pressing ml'na nd ACC
~ goods, Apply 10 DRkNFla BROS.
80 Howard ST. near iiUatNay,
IL. kinds ~ sewing machines tor sale, 10 rent, u
~ tAchanfe also bought and repaired Roni second
a"hn very 'heAp monthly PAYMENTS 100 anal 81,
A ,ArrREN rICE~ for ars'cass Dire sma6inr
a. Noh9 oHl neat sewers neea Apply al 2O3 last l'h
AHTIFICItLL LEAVES, -GIrlsNantcd ~ branch
"A llses ana su'ch i'a'cs. Apply nj c Walker st.
HELr GIRLS hINErEHs wanted at
~ i" N'IhlERa, 200 n. galway.
4 tnOCIIEr hand. ou sctpcnune b.aidi work given
" out, l9l oh A., corner Grove, Jtr.ey Guy.
nRESSMAItING.- apprentices wanted o2l an
~ Ayr near both st.
INtMAl4E ~eayeTs wanted to Work upon German
COMPETENT operatNea can good Wages.
Apply ~ "reppo MIL, Paterson, \. j.
bsSs = CLASS operators on shoe and galter up
CRkkD'k w 0ola ".
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Sttnmbuats ano RniIruaN,.

4 PEOPLES LINE steamboats, for Albany.
N III. Saratoga aud the West leave daily (Sundays Ell
ceptedj st6P ~, Pier Al. y. H.. foot OF Canal ST.
REGULAR Catskill line up, the ereeS also
n .for Stuyvesant and intermediate landings.
Steamer New Champion, from Canal st., Tuesday.
THURSDAY, and Saturday. steamer McManus, Monday.
"Wednesday. and Friday, from Leroy g.. eP N.
NID ESTABLISHED LINE for stuyyesAnt,
~ CAISklLL. ana internediats landings. -SteaIer
Andrew narder from Franklin 81. (pier 49, Tuesday
thursday. ana Saturday steamer Monitor, Monday
adj and Friday L, NJ,