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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-06-01

After forty years Of litigation, Mrs. My
IA Clark Gaines has won her suit to recov-
er large amount Of valuable property in
New Orleans. The decision rendered by
Judge Billings, Of the Uniued States Court
confirms the validity of the viii Of Daniel
Clark, made in 1918, and Mrs. Gaines re-
covers the lands and the rents and profits
from the several defendants during the
time of their occupation. Mrs. Gaines has
grown old in the prosecution of her claims,
and her perseverance has been marvellous.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-06-01

Talk about women being deprived Of
their rights. There is a young lady IN
North Troy. Vermont, who feeling herself
sggrieved by an article in the local paper
sought ont the editor, threw pound Of
cayenne pepper in his eyes and then COW
bided him within an inch Of his life.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-06-01

Another attack was made on Wednesday
last by the Russians upon the Turkish po-
sition at Batoum, but with little better
success than in the previons one. Not
withstanding the large force which the
Russians brought to the attack and their
persistency against the CALLING fire OF the
Ottoman artillery and infantry, they were
finally repulsed, leaving great numbers OF
dead and wounded. The engagement last
ed ten hours, during which time several
close combats took place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-22

A $l25.-FIRSr CLASS Tor BREWSTER M
n .provcd Buggy q worry fine kmhali Gutter 3t5 cost
Si25 last winter Harness. &C. Pryute stable West 18th
t., near 9th
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-22
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, Lees BRoADWAY..
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES or PAPERS.

HEFabppx rsAScH raR s nEeEpy 9
4bvEkfisgMESrs AND SALES OF PArEKs.
'A ''' 9TH co.'s
BILLiAKDs, :, rAGp-ssh col e.,...,
SxsP HSp S kopaISs COL
ByslsssEHss oppoKruxrrrEs-srn PAGE
GY Toa r sHE col COL
CLEsKs AND sALEsMsSa7Ta racn-sth and 9th coils.
e5&GsaS ssB col
CoAsiWIsE sTEAMsHlrs-7TH rAcE-4th COL
D3Se ehls 1AcAbEsTRs4 iAsi fAcn-sd col.
B BWhG2sa hSJsHs AND
ran coz and 9Th coils
EXs3PEH oSsI I4sr PAsse col COL
ZINE tiiSEN xkTs-isr rA aS' col.
FSk Eooss AND 90 APARTMENTS TO LET
$st =; co.,
es and 81 COILS
HoussEs. Rooms. 4o., WANrED-sru PAereth col.
LIST Issa 4Sp fts1s 90 col
sAsHnE sxS7nLs s.sn saer col co.,
a. EMBELLISHMENTS PAc.-
MIscELL%NEous-l sr PAcE-sd col.
NEW IMPLICATIONS rAcn--osh and 9th coils
pATTERNS-lsr PAcE-6th col.
PIANOFOn TES. ORGANS. &C.-1sr PAGE-3d col
POST OFFICE NOTICE.lsr pAcH-eth col.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-9TH PAGE--5th and 9Th coils.
REAL ESTATE WANTED-0TH PAGa-6th col
RELIGIOUS NOTICES-1sT PAcE-lst and I'd coils.
REWARDS 1sT PAGE-2d col.
SALES AT AUCTION--7TH PAGE-1st and I'd coly
SITUATIONS WANTED EMALES-7TH rAGE-5th col
STU ATOMS WANTED-MALES-7TH PAGE 9th col
SPECIAL. NOTICES-7rn PAGE-2d and 3D. coils.
sPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS &C-lyr PAGE-2d COL
STORAGE-9TH PAGE-6th col.
THE TRADES--7rH PAGE 9th COL
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOsES-9TH PAGn-6th col.
TRAvELlAEKS' GUIDE-7rH PAGE-4th col.
UNFINISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
ORR PAGE--6th col.
WATCHES. JEWELRY. &C.--7rH PAeE-6th col.
MASSACHUSETTS, COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LRT-9rn PACE-5th col.
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. AC.-lorH PAGn-6th COL
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ANU 81 MINIS.
FOR SEVEN NIGHTS ONLY.
TONIGHT AT 8,

TONIGHT AT 8.
and also MONDAY EVENING and Oh RIsTMAs NIGHT
vii, be produced under tho Immediate direction Of MR.
AUGUSTlS DAILY, the brilliant NASFERPlECE Of
COMEDY by SHAKESPEARE. entitled
AS YOU LIKE IT.
AS YOU LIKE IT.
AS YOU LIKE IT.
In which MISS FANNY DAVENPORT viii! mnxe her first
appearance tn months In her charming Of
RuSALIND supported by
TIE FOLLOWING GREAT CAST
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-22
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

posr officE NorICE-rnk FOREIGN NAILS
Tor the week ending saturday, December ~. 1877 will
close az this Office Tuesday ut r. NJ for Europe BY
steamship Idaho Via Qnecnsown on Wednesday. at ~
M Tor Europe BY steamship Algeria via Queenstown on
Thursday " ~ tor Europe by steamship ,iellcr
Plymouth. therbourg and Hamburg; Saturday, A.
NJ. tor Europe by steamship Uermanc via Quccnstowu
Correspondence for Germany Scotland and North Ire
land to be forwarded BY this steamer must be specially
Addressed and IT NJ Tor Scotland and North Of Tree
land by steamship Ethiopia via Neville and glasgow and
a. II 80 Tor Europe by steamship Oder via
ton aud Bremen. The steamships dsho Algeria aud
mamie do not take mails Tor Denmark Norway.
he mails Tor tho West Iudies via Bermuda and - Thomas
leave New YORK; December 20. The mails Tor Hayt
Nm yston. ia leave New YORK December ~ Tho nails
for Nassau, ~ p leave New YORK December - Inc mails
for Australia &c leave San Francisco December 81. Tue
mail, Tor China and Japan leave Han Francisco January
1878. THOMAS T.. JAMES, Postmaster.
NEW YORK December 10 1877.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-22
NEW YORK SATURDAY DECEMBER 22 l877-wTH SUPPLEMENT

HORSES, CAKHIAGEs. sc.
A ELEGANT CARRIAGES
80 A $. FLAsfB}RAu co.
ara .n %: 81 SToome :.
We invite the attention Of of carriages tho
sSi ns 1s oS1 sS
LAXDAUs, .LxNDAULETs FAMILY RocKAwAYs,
which We will sell At
LOWEST PRICES for PROMPT CASH.
A TBhoUdHAxs, !.
BREWSTER. OF ss.A st.
s.h sv .' and 9th st.
Unsurpassed in ~. and quality
kunber head springs . speciality
A ANY REASONABLE OFFER, HANDSOME FULL
Sc . .af rSp Buggy Harness and Bear Robe nearly ns"
A FOR SALE, HORSES; SUIT TRUCK FARMER
A.or any business 1877 Mercer St. near Blocker
APP y a sEH oo tasa AND
In new ohAnLEs l. Boc2HokS. 4asS s St. and Eth av
EREsH YOUNG ALDKKNEY COW wANTED-IN
J.. box isS Herald s oascs S'N '''''' "'s'
E,oR SALE Observation-Disclosures SADDLE
rs asss o.s sound and kind Address H. MOTT box
TOR sALE-A COMPLETE TURNOUT; BAY HoRsE
years old ISM hands high. sound. gentle and Kind;
Ksss %RR vim ~ offer Cali
i
ThHs Glen Cove Red spring. l. /. Refer to james D.
Z 1Ac-Blsnkets 7oc; upward; heavy Truck Blankets.
SIS upward; HARNESS.. from 50 go ; Bells; 81 np
SAshE n31S fTA FIi rF Fa
N oURLEY CARRIAGE. MAKER, 100 EAST 18TH
second hAno Carriages Landans Claences, Coupcs Ian
springs Can BE- It either Of The above factories
s. SD SAT- or
as cheap to '1 wM him a@Ay 20 and %
WANTED-A PAIR OF HORSES, OVER l5A HANDS
that trot minutes qneker a,.o buggy Wagon
price for cash with size speed
Herald office.
WANTED-A STABLE NEAR 35TH ST. AND MAD.
w ison av Give Particular c. Herald Uptown Office
LANDAU r,s,.s
s.na 8 ssss. 70 them
,nd smscaS
sssifon INV, sss
INSTRUCTION.
GUIDE TO GOOD SCHOOLS. FOR PARENTS
hoES 80 ssss is mailed for stamp
BOOKKEEPING. PENMANsHIP. GU.-LEssONs DAY
INEXPERIENCED CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
y eesSs for
Herald Uptown office.
TEACHERs, OF KNOWN OALTBKE AND CHARAC-
so IT.
&1S0 4 YEAR. BOARD AND TUIrIoN-EPIsCo-
VlCOpul Academy, Haddon6eld, u. J.
Rev. Z. N. REILLY. Reetor
DANCING ACADEMIES.
4 Lien DODWoRTH,s SHooL FOR DANCING.
n No. 6Sl 9Th
Classes and private lessons. send for circular.
A sAUsE's DANCING ACADEMIES, ia EAST
.A.l3th, % Wcst SD, 212 East Ilth; PRIVATE LES
SONS any hour.
A --CARTIER'S DANCING ACADEMY UNION
hssquare, 4th ide-Prvate lessons hour Glide
speciality. Lady assistants
ENERNANDo's DANCING ACADEMY, 55TH ST., Sd
av tbank buildina Reception Thursdays New classes
Private lessons any hour. Lssy assistanta
MIR. AND IRIS. FERNANDO's SELECT PRIVATE
l Glasses (of eighty for married aud single couples
East J7th Sc.
MISCELLANEOUS.
I ST CLASS CLEANING AND DYEING 1912 BROAD
1wny, 50 Division st., 532 and 334 9th works Ola
West 10th st. method reduced price, CHAS FRANK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-22
FUISNITJIsE.


A UCrios PRICES PRIVATE sALK.-DkEssiN3
onnies; everything housekeeping line i522 broad
way. near 4sth st.
L,oR SALE VERY Low-FouR VERY FINE GRIN.
H. French satin brocato Fnrlor Curtains Address
CURTAINS. Herald. Til sold.
IMMENSE REDUCTION IN PRICES o? FURNITURE,
ltnrpets. he, for cash or easy payments COWPEh
IWAtI'S i55 and 1871 Chatham Send Tor illustrated
price list; weesy or monthly payments
NTIsFIr CARPETS, oILcLorns AND MATTfYGs
Mvery cheap at the old place, ii2 futon 81, Cali OF
send for price list
1.-TWO pARLog sUIrs-AT A GREAT BARGAIN TO-
first bell.
IELEkLY AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS TAKEN
w tor Farnitnrc. Carpets. and Bedding NJ BAUMA>N
BaOrliHits hudson Broonc; reduction
IN largest assortment ana easiest terms. open
until q T. ~
BILLIARDS.
A LARGE STOCK or BfLLiAkD TABLES AND
H. W Coi.LENDEk. 1913 Broadway
A MEXICAN STANDARD BILLIARD TABLES. WITH
hDcancy's Wire Cushions. solely used In all match
games: designs Tor private houses, second hand 40
great bargains. Immense stock OF Willard Material
". II. UfJfFI1if 90. 10 yssey Vt.
IliLLtARD AND LAGER BIER SALOON 4si SRI Az.
DestaDscd ~ years: Eve rst class tables. agents
For particulars call az .2uf Broadway
lliLLIARD TABLES. AT VERY Low PRICES, PAR
Dior Bagatele boards at - so.
PhELAS's Billiard warerooms. ~ vesey ST.
JNACr-NHw AND SECOND HAND TABLES AT
Il rock bottom prices L. DECKER CO.. 72o Broadway
, 1877-11-11

-~s,1::1l-' SITUATIONS O. -MNANTED-FEMALE.
Observation-Disclosures.
CTUATtnS WANTED By 4 GOOD CooK.
2, Sssr sns ana general housewoIk Ga1
SlTgASE1oE TS4S y fS;EI M GENERAL HOUSE,
Scnnstresses.
EtS family 70 do I'll KINDS Of plain. e1inS o. gen
81 rs Ss42s ss5Ea
S1TTATloS WANTED-As sEAMsTREss N 4
assf r1ay Rsass call or address a Portland
T Sess ey refslsnsss rAm :4:
reasonable: Address 50, Tribune oHlce. '''
STuATIoxS WANTED1EY 4 c0MPETEVT SEAM
IT, ssSf sssssas nsiaf L @ s s NsIe Sa
s9nst tri aoor Room @ g. "'fA' '''' II ~ e' aa''
S1TuArioN WANTEp-:cL0AK OR PREsSNAK-
can 7 e wsss aas Of 6 ES IL families with
.. . q t. g. II Priyate families adics ae nnderxesr
asas ea It sSsss ssMn swiftly and
S1TuAT1oN WANTED-AY 4 RESPECTADLE
~ - glr to DO sewing and assist IN housewoIK; has
n Prysfs fs anay sp5s sss fatsay M =
he a5 & retf A. kaSEss. Il
A'''''t A4st-at.
TuATGX nua ass:S WhhXTEDTo y pa FAMY sEWISG
GlTpAT1oN wASTED-DREssNAE CiIT-
pTcs nnS sSSa.x end ID SrapaE &C own
talrl door. .------.- = .-A''.. ~ -. otNsa,A'''
S1TFgAr,EoX F5.cE ;i; W;ASTEP-RY FAsiIIoXA ABLE
s. e m 81 sa aa as ''aas "
SiruArIoX wAXTED-wlTH DEEsyMAKEE NJ
eomnetent person or in pirate faIntly to family
AJIrsss III Naxwest. <1~''p4s' '''s VI fslefen's
l,1TUATiOE WASTED-1Y RESPECT 311F
p younE Ert to eew IN family OF 90 second vork IN
r,rTI.T,n &c >rr1, ~, nasn n,'s's,ss
ina j. s5lye,s lsy GOOD cutting and aslnE. Ad
1,1Tr1aT16N ~ w,vTEi;7;v sI: N, ~ - ,7z757zs
ID faay s. tie da vi: ssa - II
1,7,;7 ,r;nT - - =. -:.oo.s 9@ss:
tessa,notar ,,sia:, al 1,, FAshloSADLE
% es nssa Sas ssey 10 Aadfsss
c,,Tn - .r'.I,. '',s. ~ = -
p drsss'nakes; an4erstanls at Kinds Of family
SITUATION WSyTF5@T;, = : T3:1S; M 67:z517 l7277
g i:ru5sa p5;Ss, -
9S M fsasE e fss 5 Ssx SoFs
s.1ruATioS wAxrEppY YOUNG LADY II
- sos rfspeetao!s tal,y e O. se*lng second
c11rtIATi0S W3STEn--,S SE,VS:T7;EsS &c
lsn!'ss App'y i g. i coi T.
r. ,,,,- -
NNITuATlOS WASTED-To Du SEWING IN FAM |
IT, un.sairs II, a. th,. fcfI 's - ''s "est aao'Son
=, ,,r 80.
AiluAIlOS WANTED-AS SEAMSTRESS IN FAM.
- ifes; undcrsta,:s drcssma1ug: furnish reer-
s~S eS--1' 80, VI aes. aae1ess Z -: l-,oooe.
..-... faouscIkecpcrs~ |
CITUATlON WnSTED-as Iit>1rsEYEEprn nv A
- 5onns Wiao" tor Wflowsr q bachelor; ain lady
=. 80, 80 = ~: 1.!oone oase
NiluAFlON WASTED-Dr Il RESPECTABLE EN- |
g!1sn Womau as huusekCeper In q w!dowers family
ncrc of a eSiscI fhan hinn @ 1Gnte
Jaru-s e e @>FP'' ~ 80 ''"o
-. ;.- =; ;.773 -
~1lCAtinS WASTED-RT Il YOUNG, INTELLl-
sress 'i I5f HafRis ~ sesgep n saa 1aas Aa
: - - 0---r-.- ~NI-1---. -
~ItuAF!oS WANTED = AS HOUSEKEEPEE;
~ hr't-cass cook; moi AFRAID or work. Eoot city !
- d. - "eeS ~
~lIUATInS WANTED-HT ENGLISH LtDT-AS
J Aousekeeper; scanlstress; competent nu OBJ
aT + Ca or W aaFess M1noaS anu Tues
= 80 49, s .A 80 W - ~ W. ~ |-et---- -
C1TUAr1ON WASTED-EY AN AMEi:lcaE LADY
-a:l or address 73a West Monroe-st
,ITt1aTIUS waSTEp-Hy iANy INVTCC =
> daughter IN years n}d m hn1s.teener. Ia univ |
no oil {cc:fno 10 thr cnnttry. hut ~ III
eferenccs. Adartss'rs7: Tribune oltce.
,lTUATION vASTED-aS EEEFPE,@ p? |
|
, 1877-11-11


Id
SITUATIONS i4ANEE Wii4AANEEn-FEmALE:
e1ruArioS HASTso ss,et:t pous: Lazy
it, or xoalI Ee SfawoFE TToaass soSa oc COPY
| S1TgAT1oN WANTED-BY 4 YOUNG LADY or
aaa :oe
-------=-
1,c;sc~~,21e >,os - ssa11::
l., samss a. S M har shsw 1ust mperted proving m!ss
sr
low Tor .1 cash Aa1Eess $ y. Tribune office:
Ereat foS s. Is L s1l IKE Il once. a fszS1 u
soy, Forty.1oa1.h-ss aud A.hand.av:
furnished rooms il hssrs of CIV vc4y ene9e
op pleasant md at bargain. Address
1,oRs,1rS773 ~: sao7,as,7f,= ;a,7E ~
S1asS Snanel coz n2atrs of Bo1cE. Jack
@a3:s ;eS73;;: opRe..ss e.aaa ractnc AoIe!: ---
l. On BItAISEED, SIS Ashland Bfock ~A
+ cost sso: vii sell for 50 Aairex tymt Il nmM
T70R sALE-cHENc-i TS77.1 : -: - s1.S5s. ~
tasr IT, MeboNa e Fa n1 ~
FOE sALE-A DRESS COAT lsWALLow TAiI1.
tai1ozs In the city address o. Tribune ottI:s ''''
EoE sALE-rLAIS BLUE siLK DRESS. LONG
I train, cost $50. for $40. s 81, Tribune office.
ot manafactntnr hreh nea,! FgdL LIZ MkSnWLEDGE
r ~ Trhnn asM money! cash oner wanteL Address
TOR ETW0 r II y7iT.To7, 7o7 777::r7;;;.-;,-
+ sheivias. trty caniy ~ GUuSnlERs 10y s,ls ASb
Fos sa5;{ sA5E3sAL0oS SAIGON TixTgRES coNFLETE At
easc tables chairs axt1res glassware, pictures.
w.. &c: Aoom @ ;, Isl ~ Dearborn'st- --------
e % haes. ;s e. ef'fs fta tSas Of
rnpc,,r1 co,,,,, ,,;;,, c,.r -, ,,,,3.:S=
&C. anc IT oo y ;5nns sx bins eebos
E7oE sALE-A JOB LOT OF ABOUT 1000 FEET
weathcr-strps. inquire Ut KELLEY's, Is Madi-
ror sAIE-PAIr so1Ic.1pc 11,VoV1 E.o-
riaes Vito ana dne' so; % cast ai hea,,Ri mA
ss';s :S s; s Ese S S''es''ae cluster p'
: "a at II: hasslngsst.. west q Blue Island .av.
osdG; sd;,;s'*. sALE0Ar ,moA GREAT BAEsA1STwo FAIE
l1 Apps o5 thS
TOE SALE-AN TNMESSE STff.E flF SCPn9
brushes, ye-hr,lshes ratnt- brushes hair
T!HhsS Mf tcnGl1-br'shes' aud horse>brushes A. ".
"A4-A4-f+t@ IA La@c's'.---- La@c's'.
4 qE fsfs5y fgss
tors 81 eaei'. 4. ". WHEELER. III Lake.st-
FoE SHEA LOT OF, CLOCKS CHEAP; 7:sHoT
"AE6LHAs. IA Laka"st- a"st----------.
EfDIs SALE-kAXDt: HOMES WORTH 81, 81 FOE
g9ssuts; elegant Wade l. Butcher razor cheap. 4.
,,;,;, -. - ~; ,;'- z7-,,-
i,,,,a, large TT ot btose;hsushes. cacap. A. ".
NHEELt.l:, Ill LaEe-si.
JrOi: sALE-FEATfluI Uj;STEf,S W;,FTii n
cents fur wnrth Il f,r r, .ents. vnrri, - *
iii IaE,.-s: " 'N'1 oN 4A' "
-. -:
EtOl;sA!.s:-Aio LOT OF ELEG ANT HAIR BRUSHES.
M, s"i-nshs - ~ .s3;! 90 H. d
t3i fute.st ~ va ' 0S'& 49, ~"
.~., "
~. 2ALa-A -! W ttSF EEACES WORTH
ST. foT - Gsnts: wnr:h s.. fot 81; rAtcnes
oFnccs. SI.5O Il. VI. Nl1sELi.l., Iii LALe'st-
FOL: sALE--AS IMMENSE STOCK OF ALI. KINDS
OF haraMare from dtitrclL nahrup Dlecsns grraS
bargains oaercd ~ W. NtiEELEE- LII l.ake'st-
TOE SALE, INT nr TIL. FJvEsr RI oruES
,nrs II; 1s - t - - r. M
ITO fee: coils. Is cents 4. u. WllEELs4 i4l Lake
7 u,t, s>tE-a MY C.rYS. s-EuW1Sn1Sf
i Curt sar eaihs III is ar,sr-s sr f:an,n ~ Is
3u,,, sIt-,S SrIvcaxr p,,r n,xn nr,cE-
L lets Tmt,:L fas;rnrrl. sai.,r A. new, for *. Sn
:as a. S a. osa ID ~ ihss ART oar
f,o1. s,1r-vy rxru.r ,rr,cFF FPTpvITI;FF
coasls. nc ri t..ts san. irtt,sr-rrss ,.ic sisn
thc oSce 20 rent, near Board Of Trnle adSrrss q
, 1877-11-11

- -------~- - - ----. = 3Asa1A5.
i.------@-'-|==@@@-==-7-7@=--==- |@@=--@-==
Dome.ties-oontInuea.
| C1TDAT1nS WASrED-BY AN ENGLISH .c7x7
:: or nurse References
CITUATioN WASTED-BF a RFspFcr = ~ :;
ey aX seseaes e sqs1
i G1TUNTIoX WANTED-RY A Yoi7Yc 7;oV :;
fay a " M9r9 m g private
| G1TUATIoN .wASTED-BY 4 GOOD GTRT. as
ssi: Of
3 to g SSssr Ss5sTa u tam Gin
c11UAr9oy wAyrEp~nr as1,s,; ;o77Pzrf,v;z z777;7
a. n4sg st;"s Seatwortl.av. ;-==-------
lsteSssss g. 5Ss fe
1TunT1,oN, e,r WAMTER;EltY ~ SWEDISH GIL As
Appy at g Ino 1a M9rk In private family
East a MtAETEpmRT ro, ~ GIRL FoM TIE
iaMn.. GaA Or aadfess .es lllnman. st. -.
10 Do iS sspc9ai FIRST GIRL
M.ua@---- u!.ua- .-.-..
rcncl.l hous:SorI MMHDnb1 II 9 GEEMA& GIRL, FoE
5ceqn; Sn eosd hSe preferEe no psrticular
c 2ssoS S5iE d enE
~ ~
cta housewofh Pieosc e, sG1EL re- no GEN
n Sorth As6iaad:av: av:-~~,~'MNm 49, 1, u .l0lul, a.
C1TUATIoN wASTED-HY / GiKI. 70 10 sECOYD-
feorass: xetf anu plain sewing A'4fe's IT. i7' South
C1TUATIoN WANTED-BY 4 NORWEGIAN GIi:I,
a1atst. s 10 hoose"ork Gall Aonaay at i+7 West lnd
r,1rua T1oV ~. .vrFn--ny., zizs7, - - - 7oa7=
- In private family: gnnd references given II re-
, 1877-11-11

Conchlncu, Tcun1stcFs, dec
IVASTED-sII MEN TO DRIVE TEAM ATJOHN
~ COSS0IsS, corner Thirty first and Laurcl.st
{47aNTED-A 3fIDDLE-AGED MAN FOR COACH
~ man and to take care Of horses. Reference re-
Tribune 0ticr.
, 1877-11-11

CITUATION WASTED-DY INTELLIGENT, RE-
= nned person. tidy. particularly experienced as
holsckceper no objection to ChlluIen; uucxceplion.
able reference 81 fern0o-aT.
Arizona citizen., 1877-12-28

has not been idle. New buildings have been put up and old ones repair ed, new firms with considerable capi- tai have located here, several interest ing and cultivated families have set tied permanently in Florence and add ed agreeable numbers to our social cir cle. The future prosperity of Flor ence, which a year ago was waivering, seems now to be assured The public schools have been well attended and much interest manifested. X Sab bath school has been started which is an evidence of the dissemination of healthful influences.
 The progress of Florence has been general and in many particulars i'm portant and we may be permitted to mention the advent of TIE CITIZEN as a most important feature of our on- ward course, not only of our town but in our county. We believe the bene- fits of country paper are already ap- parent and we trust TIE CITIZEN will long remain a true servant and an able advocate.
Arizona citizen., 1877-12-28
MARRIED.

In Globe City, Arizona, December 10, 1877. by Justice c. A. Swasey, J. IT. HiSe and Mrs. Florence TheOdOra Morgan.
 In Globe City, Arizona, December II, 1877, by Justice G. A. Swasey, Joseph May CT and Miss Sarah Bell Wilber.
Arizona citizen., 1877-12-28
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Special Dispatches 10 THE CITIZEN, by
 United States Telegraph Line.
Latest from Washington.

SAN DIEGO, December 27.-The lat est adyices from Washington show, vigorous work against the Bland silver bill in the Senate. IL is not now be leved that unlimited silver legal tender can be passed over President Hayes veto
 All stories of Schurz's going out oi the Cabinet are emphatically and au thoritatiyely denied.
 Troops are rapidly arriving on the RIo Grande, in compliance with recent 1rderS
Arizona citizen., 1877-12-28
The Eastern Var.

All latest war news runs in favor of the Russians in Asia. They have Er- zeroum now completely invested, and bombaIdment was to begin immedi- ateiy
 The Servians and Montenagrians have been moving steadily, and have met with success in their respective campaign against the Turks
 Cola and Grcelhacks unchanged
Arizona citizen., 1877-12-28

NAPLES, December 21.-Gen. Grant, accompanied by the United States Con- sul, visited Pompeii yesterday, and was much pleased with the excursion. Today the General returned the visit of the Prefect and authorities of Naples, and afterwards held a reception at the residence of Consul Duncan.
Arizona citizen., 1877-12-28
YEW ADVERTISEMEYTS.
DANIEL F. BEATTY 5
 Pianos and organs.

BEATTY sTA sdaars S4; and fFAs9 gprlsh3 Parior Organs are the sweetest toned and most perfect instruments ever before man. ufactured In this or any other country The world is challenged to equal them. Rest discounts and terms ever before giv- eD. Rock Bottom panic prices now ready 10 Iobbers, agents and the trade m gehelal. An offer: These celebrated instruments either Piano or Organ) boxed and snip ped anywhere, on five to fifteen days test trial. Money refunded and freight char- factory. Fully warranted for six years as strictly first-class. Extraordinary IiberaI discounts given 10 Churches, schools Lodges. Halls, Ministers, Teachers, etc., i'm order to have them introduced al once where have no agents. Thousands now in use. New Illustrated Advertiser, Cat alogue Editionl, with list of testimonlals' now ready, sent free. Established in lSo9.
 Address. DANIEL F. BEATTY,
 Washington, New Jersey. Decent ber :, 1877.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-09-08

GIVE Us THE Poor. --Dr. Chancellor
has been lavish Of his charges against the
Almshouse management in this State, al
leging, among other things, that the in
mates are ahalf fed" VIII he give the
proof Of this charge. Unsupported allie
cations go for nothing. Let him fortify
them with the proof Let him state, par
tieularly, the institutions where the pau
pers are @halffed," giving the names Of
the parties and the facts and circumstances
On which his charge is based. 1t is due
to himself, due to the public, and to those
institutions, il any, which are not involved
in this charge. Let the Grand Jurics in
vesiigate the matter, and summon DR..
Chancellor before them, 50 that they may
get At The facts Ifthis charge is true, II
is shameful thing for the State at large;
and + The grand juries, inquiring semi
Annually for the body Of the people, have
failed 70 notice 50 great an abuse Of our
almshousa system, It ought 70 be known
and published upon the house tops, that i
corrective may be applied
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-09-08

The Democratic Adnocate, of Westminster,
in this State, is one of the best edited of the
county press Ii deserves generous support
from the people of that locality and surround
ing districts. Catholic Mirror.
We thank our respected contemporary
for this kindly expression of its good opin.
ion, and we are gratided to be able to say
that the people of this region have accord.
ed to the Advocate generous support
Its circulation is more than double what
it was when the paper first came under
our control, and is steadily on the increase
We have added twenty-five new subscri
bers to our list within the current week.
The people of Carroll seem to appreciate
our efforts to give them good county
paper, and they may be assured that Just
in proportion as they evince an increasing
generosity towards us, we shall redouble
our exertions to serve them.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-09-08
Maryland Politics.
The following nominations for State and
county officers have been made:

Baltimore Coraiy. Sheriff, Samuel W.
Worthington; Treasurer, Henry G. Hutehins;
County Commissioners, William Carmichael,
Edward Stiefel and j. II. Milander; House OF
Delegates, John l. Yellott, Wilson Townsend,
j. w. Burton, Geo. II. Williams, Malcolm
H, johnson and Andrew Banks; County Sur.
veyor, Charles B. Mclean.
Hartford Coanty.-For State Senate, Her
man Stump, Jr.; for Sheriff, Henry C. John.
SON; for House Of Delegates, Vim. G. Scott,
DIR. Silas Searboro and Murray Vandiyer; for
County Surveyor, James W, MeNabb; for
County Commissioners, VIM. Mechen, VIM.
c. Wilson, James II. Keech, Martin Calder
and Michael Whteford.
Montgomery County. For the State Sen
ate, George Peter; House of Delegates, Mont
gomery Blair, Howard Griffith and VIM,
Candy; Sheriff, Ambrose Clements; Surveyor,
VIM. Grady.
Caroline County. For State Senator, Hon.
Daniel Fields; for House of Delegates, J. p,
Manloye, Reynolds Y. Manloye; for Sheriff,
james B. Bishop; for County Commissioners,
John Daily, VIM. G. Horsey, VIM. W. Viii
hanson; for County Surveyor, Samuel K
Nelson; Delegates to State convention, Philip
w. Downs, NJ. S. Mutchler, DR.. Henry +,
Willis.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-09-08

Senator Morton is still doing ''as well as
could be expected" His physician, Doc
tor Bliss, has insisted that Mr.. Morton
shall not hazard his complete recovery by
attending the October session of Congress.