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cnURcH MATTERS.

Rome, March 9-It is believed that
the pope At the approaching. consis.
tory will read an cncyclycal upon the
condition Of the church in Europe
and America. Francisoans arc pres
sing claims 4or the canoniza,ion Of
Columbus. d
St. Petersburg, March Prince
Gortschakof will soon hand over the
direction Of foreign affairs to privy
council or valneysd, or Gen, .Ignaticfi.
1t is authofitatively stated that
Ges. Ignsticff, in conversation with
foreign Statesmen, will demonstrate
~ Rnssia's sim is sos At pu1uing /.
separate eastern policy, but At OBJ
tanning declarations from The powers,
and that it il Porte's duty to execute
. conference programme and unless
the Porte fulils the duty, any Europ.
can power viii be at liberty 10 claim
lis fnlGlment.
THE DOMINION.
Quebec, March 9--Dr. w. Forth,
member Of parliament for Gaspe, and
recently speaker Of tho Quebec q.
sembly has been unseated, with casts,
on the ground of brihefv hv a~enfa
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THE SOUTH

st. Louis, March 9-Ths cotton ex-
change and chamber Of commerce
merchants to-day united in resolutions
warmly commencing President Hayes
coociliatory policy, and urging the
congressional delegation from St.
Louis to rise above party feelings aud
be governed by patriotism alone.
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WAsKIyafok.

cALLrRs At rnr vu1tr uorar.
w..l.,... ,....e r,--,.
..1 ~
v'sisou sno Wnite mouse to-1sy an
cluded the Nebraska dslegsiios,
Sesator Devils, Of Illinois; u. shes.
man. Kp1. gEyert.. sohurx. 0e.. e.
.w.n. d., S;cL,.. ,,a...,.
:,
u's"os =. oo"s'ees. hereafter tue
Pfes'ocnt w'ii, on cabinet days, Tues
day and Friday, receive only such -
caJl to.pei their sejpssts between 10
~ IL I1oek in tks mornino.
rAYra, cAnIsxr xo~,xArox4
wa.Alaston, March o.-Tls sxscutivel
sssatos of ~ ssaa.s lasted 70 nisutss,
lse eaosees ,onlaa'.oes ~ vsfe referred 70
i-.. 80 - sca..1 = we oom-
eom.,,... Won. o' a,,,..,. ~ ~. 'au'e .s.l1.
oou.i..ss, Thompson 10 The naval ai1al,
co0mitass, Key 70 The postoflces and post
reede cooaittee. A brief discussion took
spnse upos sd,oornsn4 until Monday. :
n.M. uao :" I, ~. c". 49, o..as - saso.ea ~ ~
san,ss. AID o,A.,, = =. r...tivca -
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u!scu1..AIlous. !!
!, GLASS AxxEHs' MEETING.

49, AAA HkkTlAg.
Pittsburg, Pa, March "a conven-
tion Of window glas manufacturers
ef The Esited States clessd its three
dsr session y tho Monoosnhela
House Last night, Over forty firms
hpa ~ ~ tho country wore
spesssats Vie many others ;seat
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-9Fiyo Of President Hayes l,abi.
net Neninatjens Refer.
RI Il separate
Ookmittees.
s sss
Evarts ard Shernan PrsaaSly
Coaarmed.

.ANlo II CHURCH.

. X J.
PANlo II CuURcIl.
New York, March 9-At the sime
OF the alarm last evening u St. Fran
Gle Xavis church, which resulted -
disastsanaly, Father sEs9gisks ~
preacAAg n hel nd tbe hoson u
the da.sal and sfect SeiIbos pr
vailed. Suddenly, - the preacher
was picturing the tosmcnss Of psrga
tory, : young vssaa u ths asrth
corner Of the west cutlery, overcome
By her feelings, tainted and gave, ut
terancc to- : hysterical scream, start
ling the worshippers and causing them
to spring % their leet. The next
moment some reckless person cried
Gre and thus gave rise to panic.
Father Laaglaake, Who vas sear-
ing the cod Of his sermon, stopped
and implored The people to keep their
seats % thero was absflutely no
cause for alarm. Father Merrick,
the pastor, hoard the screams md
rushed into the sanctuary. He called
upon the congregation TO keep their
seats, - there wss no Are and no
cause for alarm. The sexton also en-
desvored 10 s,op The psoic. These
effosts were partislly saoosssial.
Father Langlacke retired to The
vestIng room and ID few moments
returned, attircd in bis cope, and Ut
tcss Ne besediana, discussing lhe
eossreg..sos aud ,he srsan egsn to
play. fhe semSn II ihs msfn body
Of the church and in The cast gallery
past out in orderly manner and not .
siugle person in the portions Of the
church lass aa.ed vas Injured. Tbe
people oecupI tkAt tbrtidn 90 IT.,
gallery where lie c06hosiod I'D
begun and CEN ) Cd, IL ten d to ns:tber
priest, pastr, ssxtbA benedioioa
nor organ. They rushed to the exit
from the gallery aud, A,osts pss1ed
with fear, puzzled spd joa) )At ttsir
way into the narrow stairway leading
to 10th street.
The stairway is but four feet vide
and within three or four: steps Of the
bottom mskes sharp tur1 before Il
reaches the vestibule, the crowd Of
msddencd wousa rushed down ,esi,,
and would probably sh.ype0 sspahel
the street in saiety, ht : Asliai
the st.irwsy an aseS ~ ~ ..sut
woman, in her easerness to reach !
place Of safety, fell headlong down
stairs and hefore sle could q pain hss
1stshs ksltl1 Gok dpesacl a sso.
saa ~ Ssa1dAl9 sanssupos u,
PROSTATE form, and those ia the fore.
most ran and fsll upon her.
In . monent tie passage way was
ohoksd .nl ssesS of the willest
confusion and most intense excitement
ensusd. The crowd 10 The rssr psess.
ed on with slmost irresistible force,
asd nothing could be done TO stop
thair advsase. The cra.ed wonsu
6asht tleir vsY towstd ~ cl,oksd
up stairway, tsanplihg upon .hose
who had fallen in front, and crushing
the life out Of them. They se,samed
and fought like aaaiaes, asd evsry
effort to hold them beck, 70 that the
stairway could be cleared, vas Of No
Avail. -
Father .Whyto- and seYesal sshe,
prissts, who wesc Ia ~ eaursak psr.
lors = tl - - nsnie occurred, d
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LouIsIAIA.
CoNGRnlenKN

). CoNGR0aeNEN.
New 0rlean. Msrphs9 -Itsis claim
cd that recount 81 votes cleDgs I. II.
Acklcn over Dowalls in Tho third con:
gressional district. Y
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s% WSvotutlOoaIy Cl1lmo-JO0ueSOHSso ooS'
(Fls-), Hill, Dawes and McMilian.
C,a,ms-McA Milan, NitcAsll, Osssron
(Ris.), Teller, Hoar, Cockereli, Harris,
N.rgan.
District Columbi. Dorsey, spen-
car, Ingalls,, Rollins, Saunders, Merri-
mon, Barnum.
Patents Wadleigh, Booth, Chaffce,
keruan, Morgan.
Public buildings. and grounds
Dawes, Morrill,, Cameron, (PA)
salisbury, Jones (FIa).
Ierritosies-Pst stterson, Christancy,
Cha6ee, saunders, Garland, Grover,
Herford.
( Railroada- Mitchell, Howe. Dawes
Dorsey, Teller, Ferry, Morton, Ran
son,, Bogy Bsrnum, Lamar.
Mines and mining Sharon, ChafTee,
kirkwood, Plumb, Hartford, Cook,
Hill.
Revision Of laws Christiancy, In
gals Davis, (Ills.), Wallace, Herman.
Education and iabor-Burnside,
Patterson, Morrill,, Bruce, Sharon,
Gordon, Maxey, Bailey, Lamar.
Civil service and rc,renchment-
Blaine, Oglsby, Patterson, Booth,
McCreery, Whyte, Beck.
To audit and control contingent
expenses Of the sena,e-Jones (Nev),
Rollins, Dennis.
Printing -Au.hony, Sargent, and
Wbyte.
l.br.ry-H Howe, .EdmunIs, Ran
som.
| Rules-Ferry, H.mlin md Mcrri-
| mon. =
Eugrossca bills--Bayard, Wither,,
Anthony.
Enrolled bills Conover, Paddock,
Grover.
Levecs Of Mississippi river
Bruce, Blaine, Conover, Cockerell,
Harris.
To examine several branches OF
civil service ChafIe, Conkling, WIN.
dom, Merrinon, and Eaton.
Transportation routes to the sea-
bosrd Cameron (Wis), Window,
Conover, Burnside, Saunders, Dsvi,
4 wv. Va Harris, Lamar, and Beck
The chairman arc named first in
each case.
Nr. Thurman called up tho resolution tc
refer the credentials Of Eus,is, claiming Il
be senator from Louisiana, TO the election
4 committee.
NJ. 0rovor submitted the following;
Re1osecd, That tho thirteen mcmorhll
here presenled BY Hon. ( Fl. Mitchell, pur
npSting N be s,gaed BY 800 citipeas OF Or
4 sxes, tuCking lAsI i Was casrsnug report
"a sod generally bclievsd that " sIec.ior
OF Grover % United States senator VA
procured BY bribery. corruptions and othe
unlAwful msans In The stats legislature Q
Oregon, end that said Grover di1 oofraplh
. and fraudulen,ly issue certincat
Of electisn to one E. A. Cronlo .
presidential elector1 on Dec. 6, 1876
and that said Grover bore false wit
!, ness before the committee onor abou
i January6, 1877, be now referred t,
! the Committee on privileges and cleo
tiohs, who shall thoroughly inyesti
|gsts sasd feport upon the foregoing
i chesges, With power to send TOR per
sons end papers.
Agreed 20 without division.
The senate then, on motion Of Mr.
Sargent, went into executive session
md when the doors were rcopene,
Il adjourned until 10 morrow.
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-ANofHER cHupca PANIc.

Z. AN0fuEA CHUDCa PANIC.
New York, March Ola he church Of
Our Lady u keuat Carroll, hast night, .
penic occurred on account Of . CRY Of fre,
asd four women weD seriously injured By
bslsg tiampled upon.
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9etee dragged out some Of the women
weo wsre lying on the stairs. a
nuabcr Of women we're then got out
alive, and only slightly injured. Il
their struggle for. life they were al.
mos. denuded a shsir esothiog. A
.ke p,issu and polios, aided BY =
aaahes Of citizens. made their way
% III staircase, they found lying on
t(sAsDs, Duf S4ler women land
saall boy. They we're taken ou. to
~ opsn sir, but life was extinct. One
woDan, Ann Forbes, vas brought out
eAs6 and .ppaxsailt not much injsred.
- Sslked 18th shs asaaanse Of :
rbllSnao To- drug stors % sizlhI
avssue, . nFar Sixteenth street, where
- expired 10 . few moments.
The assisssat sexton says hs distlnctly
asd ~ ~ of nre, but did not ~
'AS - se,9sncs 70 II. A ssntlsnan
= = Gpasi4e Of the church informed
| Doaglas that b sav. . man in
~ - n,s Of the church put his bad
iasiA " dsor and heard him cry Ars.
TssAss MAYts and the other priests
connected with the church are Of tho
opinion The cry of hre was given BY one
a sass Of pickpockets With the intcn-
tion Of creating panic during which
they could ply their netarious vocation.
Esther Whyts says he was in the con-
lsesioaal q The time, and wnen he
ssaaA ths front ot to chsrcl hs was al
most 0ushed to. dsatA while sndsavoriag
70 intricate soas Of tie wonsa who
were in imminent danger Of losing their
ANofHER cHuHca PANIC.
New York, March 0.-In The church Of
Our Lady u Neuat Carroll, last night, .
penic occurred on account OF CRY Of fre,
aud four womsa weU seriously injured By
beisg tnmpled upon.
DESTRUCTIVE GALE.
New York, March s-Tbers was I
heavy gale here last night and to. day,
iatenapting teles.phic communics-
tlon and doing other damage. The
Phsnix chemieal works building in
Brooklyn has blown down. Loss,
$50, 900. North Of Peckskil', the
west track Of the Hudsoo river rail
rosd, is washed 90 that trains cauno,
pass. Il this city three persons were
fatally injured y flying signs.
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{KToN DAKOTA TERRITORY FRIDAY evenings MARCH 9. 1877
heir regrets aud signi6ed their con.

their regrets aud signi6ed their con-
curronce in the object of tue mcctilg.
An organization was Effected to b.
known ~ the National Association Of
Window Glass Manufacturers, with
the following oticeu resident, Day,
Of Kent, Ohio; Vice Pre.ident's, F.
L. Bodinc. Philsdelphia, Wn. Baker,
Baltimore, S. H. Fox. Durhsnvillc
Secretary, Forbes Holson, New Gas.
tie, Pa, Treasurer, n. w. Watson,
Pittsburg. The proceedings wsrs ol
. private nature and members. are
very retioent. 1t 10 understood tha,
. uniform scale Of prices for the whole
county was adopted aud uany mino,
matters that will hsrmonize heretofore
conflicting interests were .sat,sfaOtori
y adjusted. Members express great
satisfaction over the result.
FALL OF 4 BUILDING.
New York, March 8-A Eve story
brick building, s39 10 347 Wsshfne,
ton street, occupied by Henry
Welsh, wholesale grocer, fell last
night owing to defective girdsrs
Loss 80, 600.
OBITUARY.
Boston, March o-Oliver Ames
brother Of Oakes Ame,, died thi,
morning. Also Judge Ames, Of ,h,
probate court.
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Chieage.
oh,s.so, a.reA .
wHEAT--wess; &C lcwsr: 25ss for essh ;
IS Tor April, scA for May.
coaS Weak and easier; 3es. for CASH; .o& for
April.
oArs-Heavyi ssa for CASH, - fs, April.
RYE CO.
BAhLEY--slxo
PORK-Heavy and lower; ii % for eaah; Il IL
for Apr,f!i "A ~ for MAY.
LARD-nc.vy aud lower ':s for sssh, 80
for April. = >!
WHISKY tt5.
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lAnkETs 81 TELEGRAPH.
new 1orx.

New, Torx.
New ye:k, March =.
Asscy sxa3 per cent
Cold 1855.
: 0ovcrnnenis-firm.
ytoeks-Aeiiye and better.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-05

The stranded 81 amship Amcriqur still remains
grounded at seabrrght efforts Of tho Coast NGecne
Couy % hcayt Aer OF deep water stu contnae size
ouy requires hove seward about 90 leet more ana
The gccktrs ar fortunate enough have moderately east
eriy Neatne 10 create she viii undoubtedly hoa OF
under The strain q The immense cables leading hOl te stern
Of the vesse! 20 the heavy anchors seward.
The steamship Uad winch arrived from Havana Oh ~uI-
dav brush, 10 NcYork the o.IoWlu Enam amen of hc
shin David G. Fleming which wrecked on the Colorado
Reef cuba Jan ! Edward McPAal, John Mcdonald. Geo
Parrot Angelo Butler Pedro Johnson Thomas GnthJDs
Holm ~hcmigtsn and NcEyOy. These declined tu
cv. information about TIE wreck OF ue vessel in'-
49,. tu .9y She IAN ashore bright moonlight L&i ana
iu4t4i that II vas caused c4rcssGess. The lois d
utauc passage the steamer through TIE agents aad t
Tain will The promise :1ey would Wpik th'H PASSAGE
ans leading on ue steamers arrival ID
New Nnk IhtV fused 20 do e' tLEg CulAs tlr !Let
ana e no vessel muedidt, upon hrT arrival DO pCIt The
David o. Fleming bouuu fol NOME, with q cargo =
salt as ballast from Liverpool The vessel and cargo VI"
Prove a loss.
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aituanoua Udr!co-- .tIdlcs.

DNERIi~FNENI FOR THE NEW
- YORK fslE,N E WILL 49, RECEIVED AT TIE
UrrN& OFFICE. $50 - broadway. go. Tarij q
3j~ Eight ZOO
IllIas, r,r Forty -cv,-it 80 tAr ia lfII-5 VFFltr
1',i IrIavr c1r-1Uuir-i sul WtEty tpIIf1-t
Gi4II-n savings Lauh Building up % o. mr 90 :t-llAi
Office rios
EGACHMAN and U~EFTL-By m English
y Probe single uan aged ao years. D" rau care i.
drive .- u!E ..f.i., tt.. H.s' r.rtiI
ui',ta.als Apply al loo O-."r,- CAHfLN ihhs
MALE NIR>h-1y a competent AMI tenn
w peratt q y sIth attendant 9" valid
gentleman. c,- Aadrr-- ~. 49, b. Tribune
Uptown oh'r l.-''- Broadway.
USEFUL MANLY a single young man,
I aged - .at WHO and drive cattle
Hi 60 farm aoIs. iuu gardening V, good yin1'nd'"
rOus. Apply 90 4U- ttI.tyc.. L'lr stl %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-05

The first ship load Of emicrant, Tor colonization IL
New south Wales under regulations o, the Colonial Gov
eminent which desire, Obtain worSmen tlc protected
railway awaiting and other improvements III ie
colony lci TN, poIt saturday. tn, ship n Boz n'oh 'd
been fitted up with accommodations Or 90 pei on selected
fIon number Of applicants, embracing artisans
Of almost every profession The number OF passengers which
apar! Oh b4ri were &c. They al seemed in the best Of
spirits Upon per gathered many friends " tit col
The DELAYED ABOUT hours alir N c
delarfuft o'clock .lr IaGl'. "u mo
sjream from the shore ami the O. oi 'he
scare. Two avs
promptly sut shore. The Gro" iuc o e l'
Of tc passengers and the Jostlnc 81 the crowd resulted "
pushing - lDuaI, person, quickly sCatdat
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF NETWORK ..........-.-.. FEB. 3
CLEARED
,S'e'sing HiPpaTclus tBi.), 4udreT Liverpool Buck
sieiusl D Tarus DR.. Tyson london. 6. " Cotton.
steamship At>tI f6tr. Oh buiOW, BrIAeh va SVLin@hD
Nf- 't1tA. d. GO.
rt'aa-hip Clyde. EcnIeds, Havana, VIM p Cl'de & Co
'alslp -tgt' Of Texas, Aicke son, Galveston VI" MY
" est g. II Id.olF a. Co.,
Hitaurip GG-oa faveF. Kew orleans Clark q seaman
tiealas4p san Salvador N4CkcIsOn savannah, George
NaHcr
Steamship Champion lockwood. Charleston j. W QuintaIG
,slenIslI Rorl,ato Doane, Wilmington and AoTeLead
S4as' ~ &, ". =. CIy ae 4 Co.
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- YORK comfy o. Vow York: ~ ~ - ~ = ~
rlg.ul arai.-t WILLIAM hLlLi anu hb''I-A ri.
Ii. Wtt,. 'fho a. Iaulu1 ard Ammo u. '"ii ~ ~
1.ror,e " KIDD Isaac BIS uN, join. irI.ir' I-e i
81, -I.t- az Sew York FNl IGl7, Dame! k"vt7 10 IN
A. Church TaouJs H. Green Thomas N"ihii Dlt,I >,
,s-i Jaiu., Iiarsso. I0-rHh J. D. lyons i-l',i -
I.,.c John Uuy Na,sar. % fia.h ,iouiha- S"I'H -
L. 10 ErI..f. Lrr-cg. HpfugTe Calm iH-'n. y. J.. -
" V,liaips Alexander G.. Black. and iAchaIu Nor
-. I'M !le Bank ErRiurk NaloH.t haiA AK Aa',
81 if-daufa Srwfurns-F1r relief. t' ou nnt SER I
10 tsc dciend4ns named and each - them l'u A.
i.cr. summoned required % answer thc cpi4Hh ~
ts action winch bc flied ia the ohc" 81 uit tiH OF VIC
CAV and County Of New YORK, AMI 70 serve copy u IN
-t.gT complaint On C tu3acitps a. in pn',
10 ID ttsrper4 street. sHd ti1 - New loIH' NliA
t, aVs afr-r the service tIa sImIDO1- nn You cAtil
v, If no dav s,iyIce; aEd YOU Ian l.
time afoferaia the PidtaP ~ l
actiop Wi ami, 10 fhe for the resf demanded ia We
reinl,Iain-ijaied York, Dec - 1876 0i.D " a.
ADkJ Plniptrs ATTORNEY. II Chambers street y 4 NV.
Te complaint Ia aclon fled IA the one o. ".
,lcr al fi IV and Comfy OF New OfA pn Tue lr uh5 ~
December lo7C. GEO. W. AcADAM flaluuHs At'oiLej'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-05

Grandma. do YOU know why | can see up
IN d., tx, ~ q! asked Charlie. h.ue inui-ftai-t'
81 t.e venerable lady who sat uu the Glli'u'' N hH'-
ting So. luy dear; why Is IL" " Bcc1usr ihere is
Nothing The way" replied thc young pAios rH'if ic
EUInil- astr0uom!ci! search, and grandma h-I Al-t
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Gliuaiions t0lnlc0--ftuGIes

Z y American woman desires position III
= family o 20 'auH fs t'MPAN Oh tO ga iu"and lady al
I.s- r. ST. Tribune once.
AT NDRi>ON' oldest, tir-t-cltss. and only
~ reliable -agt-' Office. llfhst and th ave-, Tee I
for capacity for CITY 90 country cau Zee 'u
talrcd Notce tis 'ddr. particularly and avoid nl-la-
EHAMBERMAiD aud SEAM>TRE>S.-A
\ youu" gu 81, c.aubtImad and ,c'-sirr-s c' refer
eucr. lfo Wet 3ls:s-
THAMBERMAiD and WAITRESS.-A Prot
Y girl cnsmieirnaid oi ertun 10
private boarding house tArcr years city reference -
West l6thst
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.-A Prot
Y ..taut or IIaid and Walfls private fam
lr objection &, private boarding house gpot references
20 West loth ~.
(HAMBERMAID and WAIT RESS-Bya neat.
~ respceiaee young girl who uuri her dItcs thor
ougv. quick orr Ilr and Poet Waitress care
AMI SILVER gasswaIr, ana has goo. reference. Gail al
CAHPE%rEK~ lrs 6th-'ye, near 9ti-st
EHAMBERMAlD and WAITRESS - By q
Y swedish Protestant young woman bra either
eapaciv aa chamDcTuaIi and busi
ness thoroughly best city testimonials phtl, honest neat,
wiling ana 0lging country or CITY, cal 20 BOoklAN =
TeInoy 20 $50 4ihavt., near @4ih ~.
GOOK-As a tiTst-rass meat and pastry cook
n hotel OF drs boarding house objection 10 n
country motel. Sui East @6i.at
EOOK.-A respectable girl wishes a situation
a. frst cass understands al kinds Fl COOKING god
afrr All assist washing best cf laiernrcs AlLIezs
L. l., Uptown Tribune Once, i..Ss EIOadNay.
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. =. lAAl, J.
43J Johnson agt. ThcNayor.
&c.
So WALSH AIT. \. y. Float
liz Dr. Dock CO.
5tl.. -lli2r agt. ~caIe.
sl...- second Nat Bank OF
Paterson aSt. Porter
e. ~.
i -GUCgm1n ag;- Liver
pol and y. y. $. >.
&c.
1I66 .Nayin aC- Gallagher.
sol V-rl-y agt. Sloane.
COS. .schMuc& agt. Man
l.GGtr.
TS2 Cltu D. erlIn aEL
klaur
g. LuU-lI5l AIT. * llg.
900 C0'E agt. CLARK.
G2f..NIE.ev aE!. Baron.
90. O8Jys AT. .aI. %.
1850 seam ESD "a al. agJ
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! CO0k-By trusty woman Scotch uH"tI-
Hlf,r ,.t md 81 ~ @ lr ,eh,i or- ao' co".' a. wash
n- a,ar. Testimonials. call a. 'ot 6ina'e neal -a+'
CO0K-by Il French family cook; speeak.
l H, .i.scs J at t- o,-.e, between Both lac
| EOJk-Ry Protestant ycng woman. very
< r~ '.ta'ie. vriF A2-Iy ,i'' ..,. r,-ry
a. - ' cine creams, d., very neat and clean about BE-.
'oqi i 29 Fi NJ ~, r.mayd To- 3 aye near .l,t
HoOK. to assist with WASHlNG-By Prot
I c.sat WONtN very rt-trcttp, anu at- ..g -
,, ily aud i~.,rr.- g,e b. er: wHna isis, i" h
G AZ BUOKIA3i- removed to $50 iinaye n.ar 2+h-si.
| NUOK. WASH, and IE0N.-A Young woman
< ,s .ia4oa ~ s ~, or aGn, yS l5 ca ofaer
HooK. WASHER. and IROEER-By., GeI-
man PROTESTANT yo,us woman uudt''in'- an hl.''o 80.
iei,i,cc Apply Ms. LOVES, l5I ."ii-' between ''
and AN avrs -
! COOK. WASHER. and IRDNER-By a very
- min good brad ana biscuit baker. an excellent
Tls'r ri ai ~ lldSG 90 80 ity,. ae2 st
g'\IPLOYFR, viii find the best Of COLORED
= ~FGVANr~. SothrT AID southern al ~ VI mi
maciac IN u.5r ezprcanons male lI' female Tor any
cipacirr
vi Il yon a. IN want OF reirnle aome-c he'p
TItiEorCiLl III, ',iIi.N y ,' itii IT - Viz.
cook. looks. WI-h.fs ans Ironcrs C.nD ll.' r,r .'
nj ratra.i.s Troretnts and Cati2e' for g' taa
y.u viii tAru 40 Ail~ &. Co .t ~ IRA ''
ItENFRA NOT SEW ORK.-An English i'rot-
81 r>Ilnt 20 taA, care oi D~l . w ~ IN, INV 81
H t-' ,,..,H r,r ne "a west 500 $50 g tho grog,lt
7.oTsFWOEK.-A Young Danish Girl wsher
-uItou 90 General house 'oih ia 'A4I-l i1i's'
TGOT~FWORK.-A young woman to 30 cen
I hone % 30
10. W,si 49li..L; rug s-.ana oel.
TT0T,EWOKk.-A respectable colorcd wo-
,t ..lg. sooI reference. ll2 West -oih 'i ' lo'''
TfOTSEWORK, &c.-A respectable woman,
private ilmy, c.;y reirr,aee $50 LA'' t''' ''''-'
VgOI-SEWORK-B a Swedc girl best ties
4 tuonal- understands oa-e "giA 'L'o1AI ultryy
- ..lk .yr-l,r ruler sober honest o'4--7i '''"i'
or city Can 5jd 6riave, near -,.A,t -
VVOTSEWORk - Bv scotch Protestant
.o %i orai.y ycrv eo0I washer sad r'ggsri
hr o1irlr country or cy. call ii EuOAAAN7
removed 10 }iD shave, near 25d.st
I0TSFWORK-B Il very neat, tidy young
elh understand, Coos PLAN fo1nng vl1 to-
ti-cult vc Dr. ~ - a e2i ,1-il 90 In IT, country;
MAJ ,l @a,I ClRPESTLR5 TO- 5I,ve near 9'hst
VEOUSEVORK. &C.-An educated Lnglish
Pri.siaut accustomed 10 so al h9l''i"n VT. mas
held RESPONSIBLE POSITIONS ~ ' ,l- Of holding Iuy position
IN good Kind family where iaIialr ~ ,all or
aa,irr-- q -. SO f'haye.
HOTSFWORKER or KITCHEN MAID IN a
,pryate family resauEit-b' ".ii Tr o, o @
French grl can Wa,h ami ron an Is so' % l -"
a. tIe general wo.K NJ small family Cd az oV- OA'e'
I between 5jth and 30ti.-sts
ANDRES first-claSs laundress wishes
j. SITUATION in hrstc class family cliy reference. CAn OF
address 400 1tA ave.
7 AUNDRESS.--A frst-class colored woman
drrst nisi'i ,T business. Ia West 3oh.sl
4 AVNDRESS-A frst-class LAUNDREsS
Vi-he, reutl, nrus and family ~ hy thr month
can co s.TIs splendid CITY Td,enCs Ji- " eS' oO'AA~