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Dodr0 ono Rooms.
Below Fourtccnth-st.

Below EOurtccnth-5t.
4 y upper part of HOUSE to LET ~ West
hou cheering.
No. . 5rH-AVE.-Wlth Board, a large, Gle
y ,,u,uy iarAsh.d douhe ROOM southern exposure
"a WET 9Tii-ST.-A nicely furnished
4 sqarr ROOM for .rneoan e,d wife or two ' Ii,.
hrst ciuss re- -Icl''s '>cn'ng'd.
s,E gTil-~T.. few doors west OF BI0Hdway.-
'Yp sicily fari;l'a s'l Ih4' a b ,, lo.,.
Wet Side.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS to
Z LIZ with B'AEDi 10 IE"'i"+ --0 va .2- -.
ENE large ROOM, with closet, on third
" .roI 90 LIZ, NLout L".' &" gent truoalF s"'lmr
Gs.,5 gg ara y H' Iaa s ., ; s 5a i
rg'O LET-Two nicely furnished ROOMS on
2'trs,.
l@THST, 81 WEST, between 5th and 9th
ay,s-Nnllc l.i io.in ion sc4il'n'h G''in"E
,)'2 WEST 2lTl->T.-Pailor. and bedroom
or sqa@ 2F a. T' iaa hq . li2 rooms " gen
snT West l9th->t.. pCar Gth-ayye.,--HOOAS'
East Side.
4 FLOOR-Fivc Rooms, Bath, &c;-locatc,do
~ 600 Natsona'c. ~ i,air i.' d dr'.I h.o an il"'-
DAiilY. ooC hayt.
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENTS
Z and PA'siolia 'I,e: unacceptable bo.id 20 East
80 81.
PLEASANT ROOMS, newly furnished, for
e,Iti'nicu with rn.efa,t or board if desired i""'
rcr.oIhtoi and els huua with "a comforts OF home
SIG T.. Xu,t onafo
81 EAST 22D-sT-EooMs to LET with
~ BOARD; reference.
y tTI-ST.. 13I EAsT.-,A large, wcl'-fur,
- ! Do. .cd FHONT RCC2 rh superior buJrl. Also
s.n-.o Room. Terms ;lodcia G. ND moving
IL, EAST 32D-ST. Qirst-cass private house,
'V9- From room 5g room nn,c ing; ao u fo'm VIII
boarI IL American nLut family terms moderate.
csS EAST GIST-ST.-A second story front,
Ssb SAMMY ALCON and. other ROOMS, Win inst class
BOARD i4isa'e family
IiE EAST 2iTll-ST.-llandsoncly w Ia
! AO NiSuED ROOMS, ca suite OF Aiuglc piIiOr ana
bedroom, So, with BOARD
Brooklyn Board.
BOARD on the Nights, No. II Joralemon-st.,
corner iIcks.-FVe minutes walk fom wall Stiret ~.
South Ferries pleasant with hrs class D''fu
fJl iaiili gle gentlemen 1t moderate rates.
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sun rises $500 G27 Nn seis.... 5j7 Moon n'es.-~. III
" uiru WAIVE rilI~ Day a.
Hook 1920 Gov, tS'atr 1907 itlI g. Fc!i} LOT
aitu NAlIE iiII~ !tl- T. p
sandy Hook 1858 Goys i.iaun l:52 AeH {" Fcrfi 81
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Doar0 ano Rooms.

Country Board
COUNTRY BOARD.-A fine opportunity for
tVc ;n IN families to obtain BOARD; hstca,s liable ana
ACCOMMODATIONS home comforts at m,tfi" terms II
r,tJ on lime oi New Haven Railroad. Address :. Si.LLl
DaI1,n, Conn.
Board and Rooms Wanted.
AN accomplished lady TEACHER will give
- lessons i1 Muse u-l.-l or French IN K h2le ~
BOARD "a first cla-s family. Address Artist, llI"""'
CpjOY = Office, LIS Broadway
4 NEAT unfinished ROOM with fire place
"a WANTED cid, rly l,,, Of rrf;1emeit, ~ cen -
god ncirhbarIrcd. reference. Address lEHhANENI'
Tribune UpiOan Office. - Btoad"ay.
rs,lTF ADVERTISER. a merchant living alone
40 years o desires home vita quot re- ie,t "'
family whstr ODf pr aluum "t h' cu~"c 'H 'l,'''
lent bed, bath, and -itnLr' ON with b'ari ii' ana 49,
ai where member of tc iinily viii MAKE II lsi .'
,ss 20 after for on 81 htnscN"
"a, 'rtio. to f 1is 1901. own apartments: I,icIc.c asS'
aud cy. n location above 3nils, between LcNInEt"" ana
Sixtyc4 must hc 10 other hOa,ca; 10 objection u emil
drta. Etdr,s, VI N. 81, Herald Once
y5vA%TED-To RENT in the country. from
w Nav l. ipr the ~utincr or ROBINS IA i'rm house
or a small house station, high ground shaded ana
healthy in jersey the Hudson not over on hour " m
CIV nan ALG-,ss with all particular, G. =, j5J Monroe
ST.. Broosiyu.
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He. stammclingly: " 1 rcaliy-bcg pardon
had 10 icca N3S so late; ly Wat"H must have STOP
ped" Stern Is.cIt: tHd"tlt,GN. adv 81" Hon :"
Record.
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s,nr Ada p. whitney. Masters ,;or' H. va II W Loud

Grht Ada T. whitney. Masters Eof lE, va, H. W. loul
& CO.
kEU!V -.
steamship = C4Ifnd uut,h Gg'lrs ROTTERDAM tep. H.
with HItsr. ard Ess. 90 Feuch idyc 60 g." . -, Do
S''in -iip tHtt ~ p1HF me al ma 49,, -
ittIsNlCh lIa'n D. Fh t l''''4 ~ '''' ''' 49, 49,
to II. NaI ~ CO.. . ,..,...,, .,i,,...,, =, D.
'I'aintiit ii' o. :, " A'h'' t.l' ' ,t,ll,rr
LAM Key e. -'ii WIN "' '-'. ann ''-.' '''' '
o. H.. 49,. r-.l4'uIfa with rls.. and
seams lp FiAIicH' n l'f'lf' hi-.' '''- "''' ~ "
pass. 20 James Ndnl. $500 ,.....-.. I, Z, wis,
Nt Wsl.p J" g. hmGht f"F, y ''"' t'.''"' = 80 WV
lhi'..Hh |..'. '"J i'i'''' p" m ID. or,, p,.4 IN
Steamship '.''Ngl-. Bcar' 'ts,"l NNN H'''- '''' '
NttiIf "i. t.H teams ~ ''-
i.''l M' ."'c Ir. h"c, ~n' 90 - r. to.,'-
~, - d" "''-->' - i-''''''' '''
''il. o, ,,t .. r,o...., ,-r... .-...a,Il 20 dr-s
.-i, ',.-i w. .i.., 10. Vi'g 4. fr.--l.aY. IaH r,'.T
H.. tf. .ii..f,.g. cal. .8-t a.4 .i.it
% .,, t.iit-a IS .sl- W. ~.
"A 7,.. 80
.i I.n.,ly. Hull 90 dtys. IN b1
lq.+t o. S..p. = SON lV-. .udiv4 iral thc Banks Will
S. ". ,al,a lost Hj : lt - L.. -, ,,u,,.
,
lar ~ .tH'. Co. u i.s...i' i'.''''' "' '''' wan
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5ltnntlons {UunIc1-!illIcs

4 GENTLEMAN having 30 yg,a,r%$v , GXpI = l.
n enc in MAP DRAWING "fn's Ell,inh MN III
lns Ire. Hldrrss Boz 3, T.. o.. PRINCETON, NJ
NARPENTERBy man in store ,t, far ,lo.,.
" oruuJic .ni.ine i,,'S.'' I" an Ems " ir. G. ~ e.
'Tnhuie Oar.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. situation wanted
Y by ooot,l man oi experience good '.y reference "'
NOACHMAN.--A young SWcde a. tir,t-cl9Ss
I,5rI',r. Understands his fut, h"oIghlvi wo1M GO
s9mg q. f%&. iRfI f i,Glc5 S S3' rs
OACHNAN.-Coach situation wanted;
Protestant hest OF reference; no object on. 90 ,S or
c ,Ir.:, w. i i mt 2lhsj or 10 west 53st
OOACHMAN and USFFUl-I'y German
it,tcsiat aged b year, gco goodman ail Groom
can 4l, h' KILN 10. Gta,e near 9h,t, CAPEN
Ti:Es '.%ii%'.EiNt1.YSg' - ~
COLLECTOR or Observation-Disclosures
blL ,onsc. Adai,s, j. r., Tribune oil,c.
CHAMBERLAIN American married man, aged
! 81 y,a-, with u" ncUn'l.c H,, IT. ~ ,il
irm on : IRIS o. references. Apply 10 '''''' 0'''
IARpFXER.-Wantc by m active married
~ .Ii.1iian a. sariri r ITO % b. tan. l.'
30 h'us'w"lS M,.haa 10 n t.GIs ~ H. box j. liD.le
One One, good ''''''"''' ''''' "
ARpENER.-Pl Practical gardener with worf.-.
II iae ,hout cn'rrr, "ai'h 10 $50! ~ ~! ~
NV asr references. aui wags expected Tor services
ipDrXER-By a Scotchman. tir.t-cia.Si ;
I "ri. /, ,"i,' .ln.iruar ~ EIr'.. and sra u.i' 49,
d..t,. ,r, o o.. ald rtcU'iue 40 a! "I'H ~
6rs Iiacl N 4" Sl caa5r. .
yDTEL.-A position u, night cI'Ik, ca-ilrr,
"a ho,kAc pes 10 i1,l FL. his b,id b. J'',5 ..l
nIoili'.Ii. tribune Cploar one. LIS i;ro~""ay.
NJ YOU want y faithful color"d man 10 MI
,' .,' t,., tlr,,r address t. WOyDLLN IrDuH, Up
10 D jni.', LIS BrUJ."ay.
MALE NIRSE-By a coml.t"nt amt tcn-
y rcriie VI = a. D. rtc ipa SEX or sehlHi q" an tE!
cent .r!uiu: good ,;t, ;,.vsH'' -l'-'' ~ " - '''
Uptown on,c l,2.S BrJld'ay
VEGETABLE GARDENER and COACH
MAN, .nt COOK. ~ ,ui. ~ y !. I', ,,,.,, t,nr
nirt ,ud- tlo "a horts. c- i''i'' 60 -
ir.,iicil aln vic o ii-t CLASS '''H 5''' i'.''
CsI Tor tuTvc dlya az So olAd'r'
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CeCinres ano flreilnls.

CeCtures Hn1 hlceilnl5.
ILLUSTRATED LECTURE COURSE
.
CHURCH or THE HOLY 1RlNiFN,
Corner of Forty second st. and MduisJu-A'er
Prof T.. WARIEN CLARK,
TUESDAY EVENINGS, promptly Al Z o'clock.
SUBJECTS;
Mar b. T. Japan and CMna COuiIasled.
i3IiI Fittu The lights ~ ia" Hma,ayaS 10 inc
Ton ct tpr rs rlmd.
Mar. 2r-IN. Rise md Iall 81 Iyc'ohlsin III Japan
Single .chcts, 20 cents
NEW YORK HISTORICAL SOCiETY.-A
y state meeting Wi hcll ~ the Library on TUESDAY
lNENING. March q. at O'Clock Rev. T. /. DiAlI, -,
viii read paper On 't adinai Nlm'n's ana Aheilc".
prof T. j.. HITt U1OCK viii pr,sout memorial notice ~
The late lrof. Henry b. smith
Wv Jaw ANijRi;W WARMER, Recording secretary.
DOSTPONFMENr 1.-THE Rev. DR.. HALLS
/ ,tlr, on lesson. from Chur Life IN the British
I,cS announced to he delivered 30 NIGHT IN Westminster
gs;l,i Wes; 22dst, has been POSTPONED uHtu THIS
NIGHT WREK.
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l AUNDRESS.-A trst-claSs c0iolcd laundreSs
wishes acg aud nulics washing, by o G0lra, cS,
or month: ,iics ufsca.s. Cdl aaires8 NARY COR
DON. i2I West 50tI--t.
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altuuuous UantcA 49, females.

NUANBFRMAD and SEAMSTRESS-By II
y ehy recommended young g %.o rs rHf Ts, cram
hGr@aJ ana C%RFHN iGs Gayc near g6,st
NOOK. - Experienced, economical woman
\ want, situation ia pryat' family CO WI astS'
Al,l Il, wash x b.; yrtorence. call al 3Ij West 10Th
81. Between sth and 9,ha'eS.
COOK. &c.--A respectable girl wishes stu
a alton AZ cook wasc and ironcr or 9rrl ~ SN4rS N
a..r i7tI,s,. in thp corset store.
NOOK-By a Grt-clasS English cook, the
- very bsf has several years TGr'nG, ir'n heI ~
G So! Gaa;c, between ,'; 55rh and 56ilsts
NOOK-Bv a French Bourgcoisc cook; can
a bake mac- and ali Kinds iutal can Iar ana !,
1HGoIIN@ RJRLAU, GO2 Gt.:aye. bet, Both and 3Gls,s.
NOOK.-As cook in Il private family, re-
- Sp'GiIv T"i W." ,ssi IN WISHING # rtgirri:
city objection to tie country . Last 2!s's
NOOk.-A French Protestant woman rs lii>t-
oag y and aadoIic r.+rfoGe, can Ps s'g uqiI
r~rr. 3Ith and 37tlisit inquireior y. ---
NOOK-By Il very respectable and highly
\ ccoru led young w"Eani very eXctirn COOK F"lslS
ana .'"', ~ n r. ,ii' tlshct >oI,r honest obieug
coani,y = ~ Cal at bookHAN'o removed 20 $50 tth
ave, ucai nm
rOOK aud ASSIST WITH THE WASHING
= BY dy, T"ll c>rr.,nr.d yom,' "ro Is . eoo5
caccs. Csi"tGfHi'lNTiFs,l $ ctnayc re'r 9'i'ft
COOK and ASSISTANT or cook, washer and
\ ironry IA faas r Iety " ' "Sf t
',; 10 - gy and Io,,ain~, coitry o. ,ity
d, al at iiIDI,IA5l~ removed TO $50 ta.e, near Ilai
NOOK and CHAMEERMNp--Byt two swedish
vou.g yrru cook under tauds .ct bus'tf thoroughly,
anal A S,si 5o H Ir l,J a have best city reference,
Gala, oco otna ave-. ne'r -5tst ----
EUOk and LAUNDRESS. \ young girl
'T,.. "i,.. ra e,..''.'T Il iis' 56,t
COOK and WAsHlNG.-A respectable Ger
~ mi w',; situation a" cooA Ao washer 4i1 West
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g The Mutual Life Tus. |
GO. AFT Dayirs q al.
Is. .CurTan lgt. NJ Intyre. !
TRiAL Term Pact
1858. Cafe agt. Lord, jr..
aud anO.. sc.
GST F1rWau nCt I1'us.
Gj.CoPeland agt Ellsworth.
AtJ..Mu;gdu, &c, agt IC-
Nivtar.
6Sl. johnson. &C., act OPP
peuhoim and anu.
4NG..SChm.dt act. T. altman.
rs. Melvin 3ct. Carey.
JO6. Payne AMI auO. act.
conner, dc.
500 -. Sl9lwan, &c, aCt
hCif'.
$40. The Nan. and Builders
GTS 1rD Pa gWuyu.
90. Clc1ry. sc. act. cam.
hl.lc.
SIS i, ck, Sc. agt. Cohen.
400. .EaIle at FUNK and
49,. .Vail act. Barrett. sc.
4Ul..Lut.ow ana auu. at.
E....."H..a.H
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4 AUNDRESS and CT MBERMNn-bs

yer, struua prl Protestant. has excellent refer.
I, t. q CON aaudrrS-, and wOtu ai.O m1ac god
c..irb r aic can atJACQUINS BUREAU, 500 6th ave-,
bel en- 3JLi ald 3, t!rss
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Demurrer.
Sc. Belts agt Gardner.

Ivan Nogsr, ].
ai2 Strong AIT Harlem
Savings Lank.
$500 Silum ani ano. acI
webb.
So White ggi. Van Niocs.
Ari.GN nan drf. stevens.
$40 .AtWa;Uragf. Skiody .
3g3..NcwGrld AIT. Copper
men.
4S2. Nr.fc art. Glider
sleeve.
2if..Jcusius AIT &. =" y.
amt =. a.. u. y. &C..
97l. .Eonthshcrc,r ana 3uo.
act. Peter.
90. Gerber ugi Peter.
G2u National Park Bank
agt. Lie Railway ga.
1lT7.Ca'r aCl. The aia}'r
DC.
7JG..EaHicIrgrS agt. Coz.
n.r. Sc.
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= X. BALL " TO-.
Gitnations iOan!e9-- Females

EE0USEKEEPERs, Teachers, scamstresscs,
Il The 'S Yo l'o WoMESs tIGisrIAN ASSOCIATIONS
7 East ljtItst. ..-.--.
vrOrSEWORK or COOK, WASHER, and
1 4 IRON ER--By Eneish Prot Young woman
y D. i Ha1 a T idSrSas g Ecd ard biscuit
P!SgI 5G2 % hS" S d;t a1 %; I S ndSr T. ' ~
I AUNDRESS.-A youns woman desires a
rncc: Ky or country $50 West S3lst.
AUNDRESs-An English ianndresS wishes
c1n,@ r,f Gos city reference Mr.. COURTNEY No.
AUNDRESS.- frst-claSs coiolcd laundress
wishes l c and auilics washing, by o. CoIra, week,
or month f!dires ursIca's can or address NARY COR
Z AUNDRErS.-A respectable voung woman
nnly go'd ic.cr.ac. Address LArNDRE~S, Tribune ~
1 AIINDRESS and Gil MBERMNp-By -
Il yer; .troa nice rr Protestant has gNcr.cnt r.r;;
,1s & ~ ef}EIAI S03 6 ave.
between 35ui and 5ttirss
NURSE.-A situation by a respectable girl
~ az nurse crra'c 81 taking charge 81 AN infant refer
ence g.ycn Cal West istast, Room ;, font buliac
NURSE-By a capable infants nurse; has had
~ e''Sn ,is e5. o,, is,h t 's, o " r I'D
thoroughly t.,t~ort'y would go tc ~ caDt,! can 30
seen al 80 6t,asc. bitNe,u Boz, add 3dth'ts
NURSE.-An intelligent Engishman as male
y pur,c j, a,.n.'.aei 70 't'tn% 40 insG or se,,!y
wa
Clans Under whose pr'usi o. i'at"l
h. a4 been tui many LJ' addressed Oaj
have. vii receive Inuciiat dt"HtOu.
NURSE and SIshMSTRESS-By very re-
srr,alr young "a. best testimonial ma, .tlis no
clrr ~ an nli growing children v'ry fond @" cs,-u;
good h, VII ana op.i-in- oountT9 or
DIV. Call IA BOOkHAG'S, So. itbdye., near 2ith-t.
NURSE and SEANSTRESS-A French young
y woman; uIJcsiau tsc care 81 small on growing C'l-
eooH ,fait, operates l. very Lrt NCu
n ,oe Ter has excellent Inference.
,alat PAII>'s AGlNCN, GZ3 GlhaV,, between 3jA dld
37ths...
SITUATION WANTED by an American PROT
~ attend Il bakery confectionery store,
Pleas, call On tldr,ss - Last -Jtil -
sE'AlrEESS and CllAMBERAfAlD-By
Young CIV active and attentive "a" wait On no
Liable well eUui ci.mueruad Lac two years ryt,r.
o.e.. can JACOB lNS BUREAU, tO2 oiha'c, between
3jti aud 5dtliSts.
NSrASHlNG.-A respectable woman would
W t., la ush.g 60 gn o. the day Cal al ,ne
BOB Easl GOthsf, second i'"f, Irht
SyASHtNG.-A colorcd woman wishes family
W tine Iruuti. dazrl: good Cal
at 1886 West 37th 81, trsi door, ba,@ looius.
WASHER and IRONER.-A respectable girl
W to 40 out by day IN private fam hes eS,,gnt
washer and lron.r 2i2 West 5Uth.st
NyHO WILL ASSIST an orphan lady to q
where her scholastic atanents toacherOf IN
g.is chcs, her superior qualifications auianuens
be mad aNaiabef pleasant home the de-
object; highest Testimonials Please address A H. -
Up Town Tribune Unice l,23s broad"ay.
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EE gTii-~F.. few doors west Oi BIOldway.-
sBSb NIc.ly fursi,.,G front PALiGi;. and B.HNpoA~;
bI.lkl'-t orsircd near restaurants neat quiet house;
liu.NIal. iatNs
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Gotel5.

NrFW-ENGJkND HOTEL.-Iodgngs. Doe
y yD1 HIGHT ,,nrlr rooms gentlemen Ony weekly, 81
~ Corner Bower, and BdyarlSi.
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.RM-CURTIs. c. j., sEDGwiCK

70. .DOane et "a. agt. Lind.
say, &c.
q. Hawkes. aPt. Winans.
%. Hadcn ct al. agt Cole
man.
20. .Bnilor agt. The AmeTi-
can Popular Life lns.
Company.
"a. DeInuth agt. The Amer
lean Int. Of y. y.
%. Lei ~ aacT agL Gris-
void.
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1 ATNDRkSS-An English iaundrcsS wishes
i.g lal c, - lcnvns vas ~ 20 % 10 -
cents p c0z. best city reference Ms COURTNEY, No
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tOinler resorts.

AIKEN. s. Chest climate iii the United
~ states 49, ,..,..,,Dg
Good board moderate price, IAN b" "ptahd ny i'SS''
l.. o Box e., \ kti, =. {.
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classical ynsrru;ne'lIS

A FEW second hand WEBER PIANOS Mt
~ v,rg great bargain, Of them used but very sort
fine bt ON HUsiyau, asa really almost ~ good a. Lee"
FULLY warranted IN every respect
Please call IL the .- -, ,,.,.
IGUTE AZ ERNST. old house Of Lightc u.
Bradbury ODER thuir splendid PIASO-FOklES AZ .ow
monthly -! uetS A. II last 'ts~ Aiso
Smitn's AMERICAS D!9iAN-.
a. X. BALL n TO-.
-. No. 70 EAST l4TH-~f.
Clsk,rug- steuwIys aud other Pianos And Orgsrs low
forcash. iustllinrDrs and ihf rent
q GREAT OFFER :! We VII I'd a .i,ns
di.p,,e II PIANOS s. ORGANS. new and . cond-
hand. Of Grs,-c!ass makers, Including HATbhs', nt
prict. tor cash Iu-ti!lmeuts 10 let until pad
tr ,I, M ever brinre offered. WATERS .:HANn.
son AXE, aud UPRIGHT PlAhOS ~ oRl,Ah- IN
III DINg: priEElH NEW ~0IFENiG ANn BOZ DOlR)
arr, The Il - MADE. 7-Gciuys Pianos, 500, i-t,
4 ; uuI u>pd ~ year; "& ''--i0p UrpHa7, .,Iog -
atoms. 81; - stops, - stop, SIS; u"
.tr,.. S~s, "i2c steps. ~lo0. No used q YEAR. !n
perfect order, and w r.,;ted tOchh q Infb -
i;riipd liberal Discount ~ T-frblr, ~ HseT thtc.
I.si.,s. ,fc sheet Iug-i, AT hiatt price. UohttE
" tTFRS a S,DN-. manufacturers and Dealers, Al
Eat sti-st., tuion-sGnIrr, y. Il
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BOUSEKEEPERS Teachers, ScamStreSscs,
and persons nttcd IN position, o irif can Toe Opnl
I the YOU'VE WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS,
: ls,yt -
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or COOK, WASHER,

Z ATNDRESS.-A young woman desires a
situation ~ cas, lrur-8; TN years cay refer
rnoc: ,Iiy county,. $50 Nest "3t'i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-06
COMMON PLEAs-EQrIrY TrGN.-LAREEHoGr J.
80 DAY calendar.

TBIAi TTBM-PAB.
3..IcvY agt. NeWmaU ct al
l342.ihV Boa Wdy Stable
Go. AIT. Conner.
1923 .MclHly!r AIT Carroll.
3J1.tlit, a-t. MttZiar
~ Mott at Consumers
Ice Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-06
L an orphan lady TO A

W where her scholastic attamments a. teacher Of IN.
gsh ches. her superior qualifications auanuens,
T-aler be mud, aNaiabef pleasant home the de-
sired object highest testimonials Please address A. Il. ",
Up Town Tribune Urice 1888 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-06

siroag woman geDc Al hous.work Ia private I'm
n In civ or cnut. unurrsands plain cooking aud Is good
ier and roner win make herself generally useful *
go, bread baker ss undOuirt references. can NJ
ARtS's KELIABLEAG:SCl, G25 tt~a'e, between son
& ~ - .ll-sls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-06

II WET 9l'iI-ST.-A nicely furnished
I -giar- room Gentleman aid wife two single
rijlcu'u cold aud AL CuGVcmcUCcs; table
rlu ,ruHHg'i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-06

BOARD on the flights, No. n JoialenOn- ST.
! corner IIrks-Fye minutes walk f0m Wall street ana
Ferries; sunny pleasant roons, Win nrsi class o''ru
JI ialliA . single gentlemen III mOdtra rates.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-12

new life that believe has made me q
better man."
AS he spoke, small, sealed package
was brought up TO them.
"From my uncle" he observed, noting
the scrawiiug address.
They had not been friends since AL
gernOps second marriage. The Old geh-
tleman had been pleased to stigmalize
his nephew IA QIlxotic fool" aud the
world was mostly OF the same opinion.
~ apologize" wroIe the rich man,
"for all the harsh things l have thought
and said of you. L want to know your
wife. She has made man OF a spend
thrift, and thus must be worth knowing.
Beg her TO accept. with my regards, this
set Of diamonds. l have discovered tnat
you can make money n0U quite as fast
as you used to waste IL; therefore con-
slider yourself as my heir. l have made
my will 10 that effect, and send hereby
the first ten thousand OF what will soon
be your own."
There was but little more of this oOn-
else aud direct epistle; but there were
tears IN the husband's eyes as he clasped
IN Susy's shell-ilke ears and hung about
her lovely neck and arms the precious
jewels.
"Let US change the proverb, DEAR" he
said. "'W0ney Is potent, but Looe is om-
nIpotent; IUr has not all my 70 I'd fol-
tune come to me for love of SusyW
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-12
Safe.-SpeedV-.SUFe.

The rapidly and certainty with which
Dr.. Morris Syrup OF Tar, Wild Cherry
and Horehound cures diseases OF the
respiratory organs and It's reliability
as remedy for consumption long ago
secured for it foremost rank among
The medicines of its class. 1t is, in fact,
THE recognized specific for throat and
bronchial disorders. 1t promptly checks
a cough, no matter of how long stand
ing, and affords great relief in cases of
asthma. 1t should not be mistaken for
mere palliatlon, since it not only af-
lords immediate relief, but also removes
all traces of the malady. 1t is a spe-
citic Tor Group. Trial size 10c. Large
size SOC and 81.
John kseshan, Sixth and Walnut SITS. /;
j. d. Wells, Fourth street and Centraj
avenue; Ii. f. Reum, Fifth and Broad
way. Also Agents for Prof. Parker's
Pleasant Worm Syrup, which never
'aIls. Pleasant to take, and requires no
physic. Price 25c.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-12

should be matter Of some pride to our
citizens that the only complaint made
against Cincinnati by officers Of the Sig.
nal Service is that We can not get up q
respectable wlnd-storm. They do net
for moment question our ability to
raise the wind, in the financial sense ot
that expression. but WHOM it comes to
creating vacuum in the atmosphere
and putting the air in a violent commo-
tion, the Sergeant confesses that Chica-
go bears the palm. Next to her vacuums,
which occur with charming regularity
in her Savings Banks, Chicago Is justly
celebrated for her wind, which occurs
everywhere and at all times.
The dissemination OF this 'hole in the
air" theory, while it will scientifically
explain what most people have hereto
fore regarded as very simple occur
renee, will also no doubt work radi-
cal change in the weather language Of
our country. Instead of the very COM
mon expression: Il think there's q
storm brewing" we may expect 10 be sa-
luted in some such manner as: sap
pearances indicate that hole in the
atmosphere is being prepared" News
papers will continue to report the tear
ful ravages of vacuums in the air, and
il will not be unusual to hear Of some
house being unroofed, or some poor NOR
tai blown entirely away by a "hole."
The customary warning will be, "Look
out for the hole in the air." or "Take
carei there's hole coming upW
1t appears that these atmospheric
vacuums or stOrm-oenters travel in a
circle, beginning at point in the far
Northeast, moving westwardly to the
Rocky Mountains, skIrting these IN a
southerly direction, and then moving
eastwardly again and taking in Chica-
60. Cincinnati, however, is 30 located
that she does not quite lie within this
charmed circle of wind, and hence it is
that, although we still find it necessary
to be on the lookout Tor the many pit
falls which beset our feet, we need have
no serious apprehensions of holes in the
air,