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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1877-12-08
NOTICE

Executors, Administrators, Guardians
and Trustees are hereby notified to make
their Annual Returns to this Office during
the month of January next, otherwise they
will be proceeded against as the law directs
G. B. GLOVER.
Judge of Probate,
O.C.
Probate Office, December Sth 1877.
dec 8 1t
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-26
DAILY INTELLICEN(ER.
Thursday, July 90. 1877.

BrYrys A BCggAU.-We coniess 20
. lore Of xh., i. called "Yonng Ameri-
ca and treasure up ali the :, IL say
inn. We hear about the little folks.
About year ago, newiy-married
noarIe bad . son born 20 them and the
b.ppy husband showed his appreciation
BIZ sending home an entire sc, Of bed
,ooc, furniture IS . present 10 has
spooss. AIittle dame Of eight summers
came in 70 see the new baby and limo
Gently asked. Where did you gss it -
The happy mother instantly replied,
why, you see my husband bough. .
new q. OF furniture end when We came
% open the bottom drawer Of the bu-
,eau there we found little Sam" The
Girl was perfectly satisfied and nothing
more vas said about il till yesterday .
bow VS. born to another Of the neigh
hon. The usul confsbulstion of gran
niss vas held over the happy event.
some Of whom declared he was the pic
ture Of his worsblpful dad. while 9th
e,s could see no resem biance save ~ the
.miIins mamma. The elsted father
Was returning home from his days work
xhsn the little dame met him nearly
opposite bis own gate and remarked.
-Nitbfer Joneth. thee you've been =
buyipg q new bureau
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OBITUARY.

Died at CouucvilIe v hiihy island.
W I July isth, 1871, ct diphiheris
Mss Iixzie G. Nunan. aged Is wears
aud months, daughter Of Thomas aud
EliFaacth Nunau.
Another dear ouc taken from "a
only few days 0ei9re her death her
sister ii,ti with the same disease t.
gc;heF IL Heaven they slag their Max
er's pr4ss. and avail. the coming Of the
love I ones on earth Sadly Ne ,amen:
her los Another sorrow -. ic&en tain
liz Another home msl, ds>nlat. 80 !
lsueiy, Miss Nuuau Mas a -ogd aid
noble daughter. = kgua owing SISTER. =
true and worthy friend May her fam
liz find sweet consolation 81 lbc know l.
edge thai - the very al. Aer brieh;
inte,js>. ss Ia; in'p-.tti ana ,ha; ebt
es pressed her pleasure ln the sntscjgs-
ton 9; ghe Heavenly land 70 which her
Soa' Mas s>,u - e. Willingly. : ~
". 1ui she resign llte with Il. rs
bright prospects Il ~oGli rob death
cf al terror. II "a ali could lie ~ hap
pv a. IA Ny ~e IKE - that ~ lnA>
pest death - fcarles>iv. A. happy a.
cur mech lame1;e,i friend Many hearts
hsst in sympathy fot the bereAyei fsm-
lily We weald BID them ~ of gooi
cherE lIEzie has gaac - : hs ghteg
and happier existancs.
4es - s~ss ake IA -&..sssa O. ssE.
Stss-rss sF~ tae sAa3gs 81 eYtH
lice sesiA t1ss 5Aaa tie Z a.s ~ sess.
TsA, apS2s tne szsss = HesveH.
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The American People.

No people ia the world suffer az mnch
With dyspeps as Americans. Although
years Of experience in medicine bad
failed TO accomplish certain aud sure
remedy for tits disease ard its effects,
such Il, Sour Stomach, Heart burn.
Water hrasb. Sick Headache, Cositiv,>
ness, Palpitation IF the Heart. Liv-r
Complaint. coming up of the food, low
spirits. general debility. etc. ye, since
the introduction of GREENS AUGUST
FLOWER We believe there Is no case af
Dyspepsia that cannot be Immediately
relieved. Thirty Thousand dozen sold
last year without ore ease of failure re-
ported Go to your Druggist aud get
a sample bottle for ten cents and try it .
Two doses will relieve you Regular
size - cents.
CRANE & BRIGHAM. Agents,
San Francisco.
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A CAUTION j..


SEATTLE July cath, =.
ED ISTELLEsENc EEc--There Is va
Ga !, lot on Fifth street, 1et~een Mai
.s3u ani M4r.oa trcet., tia. very
dangerous to the welfare u families re-
s,i;pg n me neighborh7od having
small children the danger being .
y 81. or tank Of water. This ..uk con-
taius considerable water, and il nncov-
cred. There heing no fence about me
pl.c-, children 60 there TO play, and are
IN danger Of falling into il and being
drowned. One child In the ne.ghbor-
hood "a known - have fallen into the
tank twice. and WAS with difficulty
rescued L would not COS. much 70
cover the tank, or 70 fence the lot, and
If done, II may save some child from
meeting = horrible death A stitch 10
time saves Dine;" and I hope that tin.
owner Of the lot will BE- warned ere il
X too late.
\ RESIDENT or. FIFTH STREET.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-26

Coon MANURE. The pumice LETT
after the oil is pressed out Of behring's.
makes excellent manure for sandy soil.
If the owuers dreary dunes near the Cliff
House. at San Francisco. snly knew the
value of this manure. they would SOON
be consuming all that the Port Madison
fishery had to sell. Those sandy hills
would soon be bearing large crops of
potatoes. If they got 10 using our fish
Euano.
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NEW housekeeping is really

NEW TAC0AA.--Everythi - really
assuming bushes, shape here. Those
who wish to work can get it The ii,
position Of the n. 2. X. r. Go. Is MT
10 emp loy Chinese labor, tut to employ
white. IL the latter cannot he had the
former must be resorted TO for self pro-
lection. The hop crop on the Puy-
sllup river never did look better. and
the farmers are Dragging on their grain
and hay. The road TO the coal is bsing
pushed ~ fast as the nature of the
case vii! permit. The nine is hing
developed beyond expectation Con
tracts ars being let for building new
houses. The old town reminds one Of
. deserted mining camp ia California.
Dick Atkins 10 hari At work making
the New Tacoma wharf one Of the best
on the Pacific coast The cars last
night brought NO great number Of pas
SINGERS. but large freight. Th. L
:. Surveying schooner Yukon is there
'fhe Fauntteroy has gone to some point
between that place aud Olympia.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS,
NEW ENGLAND HOTEL.

+ " Jetfries. San Francisco. IsmaiI
Drongo. James Weir. wife and two
children Newcastle. John Cpwsn.
Richard James. City. john q Wright,
Renton: Henry Adams. White River.
Mis- Florence Dc0wen. Portland. J
Whctmorc. John Il Kirby. Tacoma. A
J Edwards, Tacoma, Mrs Edwards.
Miss Edwards. Port BIakely; c IL
khuker. ReGton. % y Babcock. Cen
terville; Daniel Jones. City; Mrs
Floyd. Portland, John Burns. Duwam-
ish river.
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MokE LOCOMOTIVES --The Northern
Pacific Railroad Company are expecting
TWO more new locomotives ont from the
well known Inachius shop Of ". W
Baldwin i Co. Of Philadelphia The
shops in kalams will not be removed
to Tacoma till after these engines are
Sc, up. They will take the place Of the
old ones OF the road. which will proba-
bly, bs transferred 10 the puyallrp
coal road
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THE HiBgRslCA- seldom has any
exhibition been given III tits city more
worthy Of public patronage than the
beautiful panorama Of Ireland e1hi-
bited here las, night The scenes by
Killarney Lake. and the Giants Cause
way by Moonlight cliciied loud APP
plause- The variety portion of the
performance, which served to enlighte1
the audience while the sections Of the
panorama were being changed, met
with hearty reception and soon as in
stalled Tim Cohau, Miss PIONEER.
Nicholson and Howard "a first .lass
favorite- We predict a large house
for ,hem tonight. especially as the
same songs and dances given last night
will not be repeated, but an entire
change given in their place.
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STEAMER OrTER.-This boats boiI

STEAMER OTTER This boats boil
ers will be repaired aud III to run by
the la, Of this week, aud she will prob
ably 80 on the Olympia route 10y the
lst of August The crew on the Annie
stewart will ba transferred to her. aud
the Annie will 90 into the Port Tow n.
send trade. eonnecting at that place
with the Isabel which wiIl run 10 We
,oria while the Pacific il being repaired.
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FKgsoNAIs--Chsrles III Wells =
sea Of The founder Of the erea; express
eafporation known Is ,wells. Far.a 4
70 has been taking toar of the
Soaad towns aud Is delighted with what
as aas ~ far seen Capt Marshal
nl'an. Of Olympia. has been soloGrniug
WITH Us = dsy or t~o. locking ane AID
hearty.
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RRUrAL.--At aboet two O'Clock yes
terday morning two men. one . gam
bier and the other q hsrd working man
when hs 10 not drunk. got into quar-
rel ut Mill Stree, Saloon aud soon
came to blows. The drunken man was
10 match for the gambler, whc beat
and kicked him in the face and head IN \
most shameful manner. Ii was the most
disSraocfal affair which has occurred IN
this city for many mouths-and no ar
rests,
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REMOVED. some months past
there have been two Italian fishermen 5
stands on the sidewalk between our
Office aud the North Pacific Brewery.
which, ~ the weather became wsr.n.
emitted al odor that WAS far FROM re
calling all the balm Of Arnby the blest.
The owners of these stands have bcen
induced 10 remove them acros, Cherry
street. alongside Yesler's Hall What
really should be had. 10 . floating fish
market. consisting Of q fasboat with =
suitable deck over her aud shed to
keep of tho sun BY this means all
the refuse could be thrown into tho bay
and oil unpleasant smells avoided, while
the fish could he kept fresh in car,
moved alongside the barge.
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CuEAP FARES. The Messenger and
Annie Stewart are both carrying pas.
sengers tor fifty cents sach. the cheap
est riding in the world While ladies
have calls 10 make on friends in neigh
boring towns. it costs less for steam
boats than to hire hacks.
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ThE TAAokrs.-Joscph Surper has
contracted with the Seattle E.he Asso.
citation TO drive the p,lias for the three
targets - 10 erected on the water for
the use of tho Club. When the targets
are complete. which viii require all
outlay OF 81 least $500. the clab will
extend invi,stions &c Those Of Madison.
blskeiy and surrounding towns. "a
have friendly crack at the bulls eye.
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EXCURSION There vii! lie eNcar-
ssees 20 Reutonsile today with tex.
sa 81 cue dollar foo the reuni trip.
hers ia good chance for yoa ,o see
"aai Is destined "a become seattle.
greatest feeder ia future.
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FRoG WALL w4ILA We clip the
following item. from the Wa'tigosE Of
tie 20th inst Wall, Walls. Columbia
40 "ei'rn7~ .f+ have = jo.r.et
Population OF 1900. aud will -ai-e til.
var q million bushels Il y hea. or =
hundred bashels - every man. woman
and child Where i. the country that
can beat IL Where IS is Paine Bros.
L Moore alone engaged - ooo sacks,
and they are hot farmers either. We
are positive this valley vili heed 300
900 sacks for shipping the sarpics grain.
Think II that and rememb-r tie aud
Of which we speak The story abou,
80 Chi-amen getting killed by the Ia.
dams a. the crossing q Clearwater Is
all "hb Now there was good mate
rial for good healthy scalp, "a. the
wholething was too good to be true
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SHOCKING ACCIDENT. - About seycu
o clock last evening boy named
Edwin Plumner WIS playing with "a
percussion cap. such as Is used III cx
plojing giant powder, when the thing
wen, off sni blew away three of his
fingers. He is suffering intense pain,
but bears his wounds like little hero.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-26

Nor 50 BAD The exports OF Brit
ish Columbia show 4. decrease OF $40
COO m the past year, of which 1884 900
Is in gold dust. $50. 600 in coal aud S93.-
600 III turs Ia lumber, salmon, oil and
wool there has been a marked Increase.
The decrease Of gold shipments doi.t
hurt The country any, however.
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AffoiSgEp Robert ID Auridse, 81
.sss Ladlcw. who sarpAsses the gres;
Aa'dosa A. "solid man, has lee sp-
Posnts p<ssnasser At tina, place
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PASSED Down The steamship City
Of Panama. from Tacoma for Departure
Bay, passed here about o'clock ye,ter-
day afternoon
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- - -

SPECIAL NOTICE. take pleasure in
announcing ~ my friends and the pub
lie generally that | have this day pur-
chased the Keith Saloon, on CONNER
c'al street. aud will reopen it on Sa,ur-
day evening extend an invitation 10
all to call and see me-
NED PERKINS.
Seattle, July 10. 1877.
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LAND AArrEns.-A meeting will
be held 10 Yesler's Hall on Tuesday

The Soth inst. IL hear the repot, Of the
committee on the smoralizstion #
Songrc" concerning the restoration Of
toe public lands - iRo essp,.on
speeches on the matter, Will ho made
oy Judge Burke. + NJ Ellsworth and
ID. Baslsy,
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PURE Mocha Coffee for sale cheap at
ChiIberg Bros
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lioT BosToN BROWN BREAD on Sun
day morning nj the Eureka Bakery.
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the IRoN.--Fsrk Aureols, which
sailed from San francisco on last sun.
day. has. AZ part Of her cargo. the iron
for the branch road leading from Rem
ton Ia Newcastle She may lie looked
for about the sth of August. II will
be sometime before IT can be land down.
however. ~ there IL one trestle to be
built that Is higher than that scro,s
Newcastle Gap on the Central Pacific
road. and longer than any Oh the
Northern Pacific except that between
Dlaqua and the Cowsmap river
DICK ATkiNs. king Of good
men is with his band of men doing ex-
celisnt work on the n L. X. II Cos
wharf. aud when Dick gets through 1t
will be AS good . wharf as there Is on
the Pacific Coast. Dick says. If II
thing 10 worth doing. 1t pays Ia do 1t
we'll He hes large amount of work
engaged. and with his usual energy is
pressing il forward He always did.
and We fear not to say always will give
satisfaction to those for whom he
works.
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MA R r I E D

PRESLEY-JESKINs- Il this city, July a5th
ls77. by Rev. James A. With. Mr. william
Presley and Miss Sarah (. jenkins, both If
N~wcsssls.
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Seattle. July 10. 1877.

HENDRICKS s CURTIS have lust re-
ceivod a fine lot of Pumps, Force
Pumps Deep Well Pumps, and Lii,
Pumps Sewer Pipe cheaper than
wood. Gas aud Water Pipes and Fit
ting; Pumps overhAuled; Saws Gnm-
mel aud Filed; and general job work
done Prices way down
EUROPEAN DRAFTs.-Drxfts issued
at lowest rates en- Great Britain. Ire
land, Germany. Russia France, Norway
and sweden Tickets To and from
Europe sold ST lowest rates by Andrew
Chiiherg, Seattle. ". T.
~ Moore. the photographer. has
returned and will be happy to see his
OH patrons a. the old place. corner of
Commercial and Washington streets.
See him.
Hot BosToN BROWN BREAD on Sun
dow ,p,ruips, al tho EuraE. pabory
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ars 81 t~ss Ake "a A..>s@ : O. sSs.
Ss<sexs sF~ tae sAa1gs 81 pSts
Iirg sesiA tar SAaa the I, }sr Re kcEs
Ths, 9p&ss the sss~s - HesveE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-26
r,IE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1877.
Hon. EDWARD MCPHERSON, Editor.
FORTH EDITION.


FOURTH EDITION
Thessue Of this standard and valuable Political Almanac
ff 1877 contains many great service and
fun, .Ortauce. Among them arc:
/ THE CONSTITUTIONS OF THE UNITED STATES,
with an is amendments 'Ec' WIZ al recent ainehuhcHs
Il he Constitutions % tac several states.
2 FrLL ELECTION RETUKNs from all the states ana
Territories fol state officers ana Members o. con
lFess. Gil. ,....fiz, o-.,
louisiana. both srls q returns are glVca - luIL)
g. TIE POPULAK VOTE for President from 1924 TO 1876
inclusive.
4 TIE ELECTORAL VOTE from the first Presidential
giving the vote Of eaCn state foI Clc can
d!.te S.. q, m lala,pIv Ho IS, illustrating the WORKINGS
q the Electoral college system
g. ALL TIE NATIONAL PARTY PLATFORMS OF the
campaign Oi 1870.
q II.rs OF THE XiJVth coz ;RESs ard Of the YLVth
Gers - E d.rs; u the number and location OF Tie minor
Cigi O!hc IL
= ABSTRACTS Of ALL THE PUBLIC LAWS PASSED
Al TIE LAST SESSION or CONGRESS.
4 LISTS OF THE COMMITTEES OF THE L. s. SHN-
ATE AND HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
o INTERNAL REVIEW +, CURRENCY, ard BANKING
TABLES with sjatS CS0 the ordinary revenues ana tApchd'-
tuIes u c 90, tIlmtut from 100 1876 Inciusye
10 STATISTICS or FOREIGN and DOMESTIC TRADE,
ard Ir,H steel Cotton ayd WVOleA Manufactures o!
lie IE.fcd Sta;c9
Ctler departments, lees valuable and important are
also included IN the Almanac, which many respects
one Of lie most complete and exhaustive ever lsacdlns
peDsabe 10 every publ c man Intelligent citizen.
Twenty 1--WE per copy, postpaid live copies fer 81
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THE TRIBUNE
krv-.yorx
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60 mbom II Nlan Concern

EUROPE.-Dr LOOMIS's SUMNER TOURS,
n Jane 30 ,pi. 49, Ilc In ne, switzerland! and Italy
500. gold. Box 5G7, Washington, ID. G.
T1RS. HONORA SHEEiIY, widow deceased.
va -NOTiCI-IHo above ceased jlct an MAY, lS7G
Tie cry Of Cn' m Iri nj Ia, ing 'T her VIII ct her tar,c
,i idrc, iEouiss .ad 6rj ECn, or such OF them as
LIVING certain moneys Information can by parties entitled
be Lad al. ii'1tIau 10 .. .-. .. -
FRANCIS MEDLICOTT MURPHY, Solicitor,
% sOG'h Mall, Cork, Ireland
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1nSirurilon.

CITY.
A MEXICAN KINDERGARTEN.-Ih l7th
II year w.u bc2in GO&DAY. OCt. p az a. Last 4Jd-sL
All IL Froebel idoas adapted 10 American wants.
An entirely new Of Materials cheap ana beautiful ar
RAJ geG D. and only ioI Miss Coe Schools and
is,nies supplied
primary schools various parts Of the county are
already using 10.
N6rma for mothers aud teeChers afternoon
dcGasd for Tie American kindergarten bysleu as
taGght by Ms Cos IS Increasing rapidly
business WRITING, BOOKKEEPING,
ID 0AGITHMETIC, &c.-DJLBEATL ], .93 Broadway, pre-
pr eeHc5ucp ladies' and GO,s prao cy for business Re
nuCedbruS Nntng g. ! privately SIC B00Gke ping tl0
EHARLIER INSTITUTE,
Y CENTRAL PARK. NETWORK,
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS from z TO
70 years Old.
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Ufdfncr5.


1 MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS,
"A AGENCY suppiic3 Professors, Tutors, t0VCh,Ss s. ana
Teachers dcuai u instruction. gives Information
parents OF good schools Trnis ana sell ~ "1l rf' or
circulars Apply Miss VI d. Ouu% . li4ona8ujir y D.
Miss Young has severed her connection ~ yrdrsl WIN ~"
american school Institute in consequence OF IA" DdhA
ruptCy Oi J. y. ScEcIDerhoIn d Co.
EDUCATIONAL BUREAU, 80 UniOn-Square.
- made for Teachers. 40 osfec is aud
families. ANNA RANDALL. bilh L. Manager
EOVERNESS.-A German .lady, diplomGc IN
~ Hcrhn since ~ years Ia New iolE family ava coln-
potent 10 teach Gcrti -s, Fl HCh, aud Music, urrs
position gsveIuc~s b chest cIuces. Address IL t.
care OF McssT-. g. Nc,ernianu Il Co, % l.f'Hn"ai.
AIRS. MITCHELL (dipiomtc) supplies schoos
w aud families WITH Trilabe GHtrHei Lady tea hers
gcVcrucssc>. Jt"!s gives Information o. E'a 'ct,r-.
families going % Europe and cohn;rE VIII hnd comitjtt
teachers accompany uIcn. Mn. MITCH I'LL can Ii 10
best fuHlr. and FOOLS in New on TEACHERS
BUREAU, O. West 3Jt3st; loars j. I'll J.
~ COTESWORYH PINCKNEY'7 AGENCY
1 foT SCHOOLS and TEACHERS Fapp!os sc.oois and
families teachers teachers Win post rs "a
clta,iae demand 70 good 'ctcIcl NIL carly Ion Autumn
vacancies. send STAMP 0r app icauon form. ...-.
+. CDrEaN ORTIZ PINtKNiN
Domestic Building broadway and litl-St, NrH OK
VFANTED-A lady Of experience in Teaching
W desires position a., TEACHER q school fanny.
The highest testimonials us e. df a SIC 'eSs can % gave lie
address Mss - j. NAHUM, springfield --a'S'
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5ales Tn Aufllon

by JOHN II. DRAPER & Co., Auctionccrs.
IL
The Delaware. Lachawanna ana western Railroad Company
100000 TONS SCRANTON coal
al public auction WEDNESDAY, FEB % at i2 O'Clock
mum - ~ SAMUEL SLOAN. Pres dent
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No. SO BROADWAY.
Gltnnilons Wantc0- 1laIes

GARDENER and U%EFUL-By an English
X Prot. married man; crldi understands b"ih
flowers and vegetable gGrcniug alSo lie care OF ce "a
every branch TecOinutl aiiohs. Please al
dress j. D., Tribune Up-OWn Office, l,2@o Brai"al.
IARDEEER. USEFUL MAN. and HOUSE
place bot ls fI capable" ana industrious
home tuan hgh WAGES taI Or ad-
dre.s D.. CO.. Gtiaye, between ;j'ir ana 56l'a's.
GARDENER and USEFUL MAN-HOUSE-
- NUIk-liv German Protestant man and WE age 80
81 out door gardening mill, cattle and HORSES, ,iiye
&C. wife all Lig house" DIRK Is good COOK and auuocos
best recommendations. CAL at los Gthaye. near JtISt
CARPEN rEN~ AGENCY
GARDENER and FARMER.-Wantcd, situ-
~ alton gaaurr and farmer, thoroughly
understands IN ali lis braHch., rcauua 70 hot ana
place. the Improving 81 OLE oiC7; the aiNt
be- rlslr Tor lu" fai'iuG ana plasalhGo an
kinds fruits flowers vegetables rI~r oMs %r long
satisfactory references Ad5Ic, j. c. Box 20 InbHhe
Office.
MALE NURSE-By a competent and tenn
VI IcJtc HN 81 nurse 10 s!cE Or at l!i 10 an ~ ana
lrran: good ctl reference. Address IL b. b. Tribune
Uptown Office 1898 Broadway
Useful MANLY Protestant single man,
age years. who and drive horses, care cattle
u.s. gardening tC good r'coum'uI'tu.r. Apply IUo
Cih ave near 9tHst, CAAPEN IEE'S AGENCY.
NETAITER-By young single co!"rtd man;
tp!auuIs ts.t: has Poi rt,ttucr, loi moral
,bcuc with other help Ia the house CAL or
address -. LID Vest 24thsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-26
a GREAT OWFGEe!!l% we. va n I'd t Fiss.
Gituaiious UanteS females

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IAyATrRESS.- Wanted, by frst-ciass te tS1a,
w lar waitress. with good city references N.lS
assist With chaubcrWuk. 10 be seeu al OIL NeS' '
BDNGKANps OFFICE ------
ASHING.-A ill., :,ass cOorcd launoi.slss
W wishes ladies' and fauli,s ashag by go EOS.
o. month ft.-ias utst. class, Call or address MARI
BON. Ia West Suth-sN ---------
ASlilNG--FOr families on genuelhch' S9',Ss
w coorcd aIolroSs class In all iis bia.usN sssca.
Low ~, prices possible, lgngng Ibh % 10 - .enN -
Call at ! Il West 3lth.st. basement door
NSHfNG.-A first-class lauudfess de n rsr
TO 40 ialicx gcatElci's. or families as,nr hes.
own home no objection IN - out 10 MVr~ o t'S "'
city reference. SAC 6thGye., rear ho'se