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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-06-14

The crops are showing finely and thus
far the hoppers have done but little damage
-. The black birds are by no means inefhci-
ent factors in the solution Of the grasshopper
problem. They are destroying the pests by
thousands and hundreds Of thousands. .:
Base ball hourishes here-the Cascades, Of
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-06-14
Personal and Political.

Galpin, Chief Clerk of the Indian
Office, at Washington, is being investigated.
Congressman Clarkson n. Potter has
been severely injured by being thrown from a
carriage.
E. w. Barker, third Assistant Postmas-
or General, has.rcsigncd, and A. D. Haxel, of
Pa, appointed.
Dispatches from Grand Haven state that
Senator Ferry is lying dangerously i'll from
congestion of the brain.
The Democrats Of New York City gave
Gov. Robinson an immense reception at the
Everett House on the evening Of the 18th.
U. S. Marshal Pitkin, at New Orleans,
having declined to resign, has been removed
and Jack Whorton appointed in his stead.
Senators Morton, Mcmillan, and Sauls-
bury have gone to Oregon to investigate Gov.
Growers action in counting the electoral vote.
Ex-Gov. Noyes, Of Ohio, will sail for
France early in July and will then take the
place of E. B. Washburne as American Ministe
at Paris.
Twenty persons have been removed
from the Treasury department under the rule
forbidding the employment ofseveral members
of one family.
A State Greenback Convention has
been held in Ohio and full State ticket nom.
mated, with Stephen B. johnson Of Miami at
the head for Governor.
w. H. Vanderbilt has returned from
Europe. He says he went to see the Derby,
and that it is worth trip across the ocean to
see $4,000 people at horse race.
Ex-Gov. Hendricks was guest of ex-
Gov. Tilden in New York, ON the 11th. They
took dinner together in quiet manner having
no one but their respective families present.
Gen. Banning, chairman of the military
committe Of the House, was coolly received
reflections on the officers of the post in speech
last winter.
1t is reported from Washington that
John A. Kasson of Iowa, who was appointed
Minister to Spain has been transferred to the
Austrian mission and that James Russell
Lowell las accepted the Spanish mission.
The Lord Provost of Edinburgh has
notified Gen. Grant, through the American
Legislation at London, of the desire Of the cor
poration and citizens, In the event of Gen
Grant visiting Edinburgh, to offer him pub
lie icreception.
A public farowoll haa been +ondorod
ex-Gov. Hendricks before his departure for
Europe, to take place at the Bates House, In
dianapolis, Friday evening. Senator McDon.
aid has been invited to deliver a farewell ad.
dress. The Manhattan Club, of New York,
will also give him farewell reception on the
18th
Indianapolis gave ex-Gov. Hendricks
quite an ovation on the Sth, prior to his de-
parture for Europe. Senator Mcdonald pre-.
sided, and Gov. Williams, ex-Congressman
Holman and Worries and others made speech
es. Gov Hendricks and wife sail from New
York on the 18th.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1877-12-29

THE DAILY CLARION
During the Session of the Legislatul0.


YIN DOAbhh IEA mVNxh
The Daily Clarion will be rcsu-
med with the assembling Of the
Legislature. Ii will appear every
morning, Mondays excepted, and
will contain a comprehensive sum-
mary Of each days proceedings Of
the Legislature, and the latest tel
egraphic and general ncws fiom
all parts of the world.
Terms One Dollar per month.
Send your orders without delay
for one or two months, SO as to re-
ceiye the first issues, containing
the governors message, depart
ment reports, etc. All acts of a
general nature will appear in full
in the Daily Clarion, Immediately
after approval. Orders for the
paper may be sent y members OF
the legislature when coming to the
capital.
THE WEEKLY CLARION
will contain the most imposl14t :
matter of the Daily. ~ MA -
issued every Me1HepAny - q
Two dollars i yonrs q 8 ~ -
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1877-12-29


The following dispatch was re-
ceived Thursday morning, from
Captain Mckee. Of the Anchor
line steamer City Of Helena:
CAIRO, Dee. 26.
JAS. 4. NEGUs:
WIN have Lsssastivs and enc
thsusana bars 81 lrsn. Have .
coed vide road.
ISAAC ii. Mckee.
The Helena will be here tonight.
The contract for laying ten miles
Of the road has been taken by Mr..
Dufiin. Of Memphis, who will be-
gin track-laying next week. The
Helena will also bring his outfit
for the work. Then Greenville,
the dar ing, will roll on to glory.
LATER AND CHEERING.
At tho urgent request of large
property holders in Sharkey coun-
ty, who desire an extension Of the
road to their ncighborhood, Colo
mel Huntington and Colonel ". q.
Phelps have gone to sharkey to
consult with her people as to the
means of further extension. We
have no doubt that the people Of
Sharkcy will see the great import
ance OF this enterprise to them,
md give it all the aid in their
power.
The Vicksburg Herald will give
this matter its atloptfon. and tFy
to impress the pcoqle of vioksboxg
with the spirit Of eAtsrprise 20
eminontly charsetsrlslis u eur
own ilourishing city.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1877-12-29

STATE or Mississippi, avseons.
Washington County.
In Washington Circuit Ct82ds, 49, q; =
April Term 1878.
Landau, Spingarn = 20. ! ~sheue,
vs.. No. $3.50. -
Norval Johnson, ~ - .
Surviving partner,itc. !
BY virtue Of the above exeoo
ton to me directed, I eb9
expose to Public Sale, 81 tAQ o9 :.
of the Court House In Gr9p44 IN
within the hours prcscrlbo
law, to the highest bidder AZ
nthe
Tlrst Assday of fjsnassy = - ~; :
all<>1Q rise entitle and iul as1A
~ lsnd! Norval
the ~ wing ~
~ m 10 wit:
elf OF easl half, Ia It,.
4 diti0u = the = - Z \. - |.
llIoy Washington g. ~
EIIjissippi, with the tenn re ! -
aud appurtenAncet thereon
Tho same having been ~
upon ~ tho properly Of the del o9I|s :
dant Norval Joknson, H0yDm kqr
16. 1877, and win be sold "a eott4l
PLAINTIFF claim aud a1l costs.
w. 3. HUNT S.
Bv ss1lg'l q. II. E'i3is HEX, X 8.
+ ~. i0ee - ~ M tt ~.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1877-12-29

Coles celebrated Circus will
exhibit here on January lst. II
has been doing an immense bnsi-
ness in New Orleans, and the press
speaks very highly Of it. Cole
needs no Introduction to the Green
vile public but we must copy the
following notice from the Demo
crat Of Sunday: yesterday was
announced as being positively the
last day Of the stay OF :he circus IN
our city, but at q late hour ycster-
day evening Mr.. Cole was pre-.
vailed on to remain and give two
more performances, to-day, at 2
and 8 p. m. This win necessitate
the abandonment of their Monday
afternoon performances in Dom
aldsonville, where they will ex-
hibit on Monday night but the
rush las been 50 great during the
week that many were unable TO
obtain admittance, and so desire to
attendagain, and Sunday being u
day Of leisure, and with many Of
our citizens one pleasure, they will
have an opportunity OF once more
seeing the capital circus perform
ahce.
"We have particularized the diff
fcrcnt acts and features Of this de-
serslng show and il is UNNECESSARY
to repeat the long list Of its many
cxcellcncies, as they are in the
mouth ofcvcry little one in this
city, but in consequence of this ex-
ira performance some now features
have been prepared.
Let every one seize this oppor-
tunity, for this is the tide III the
circus affairs VI f.::,' f..:s.::, ,aelo9n ahd
children, which taken ct it, lloosi
leads to lots of fun and gonulne
amusement, and tomorrow night
the circus men will fold their tents
and steal away, not silently like
the Arabs over the trackless des-
ert, but up the mighty Mississippi
Oh two steamers purchased by
Mr.. Cole, and will carry the excel
lent actors aud laughtcr-crcating
clowns to delight the citizens who
dwell along the banks of the Father
Of Waters. Goodbye, success to
King Cole and lis merry men,"
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1877-12-29

New Orleans papers are making
a great clamor over the fact that
one man killed another in that city
by a blow with his fist. There is
nothing wonderful about it. Any.
one who will examine our burying
ground will find that at least one
third Of the men we have killed
were slain III the same manner.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1877-12-29

Xetlce to the Stockholders ef Tie
oreesvllle Dramatic Association.
Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting OF ssid Association
will be held at the Grcenville
Opera House, for tho election Of
officers, ard transaction of other
business, on Monday the 28th da,
OF January 1873.
w. A. EvERMAN,
Secretary ard Treasurer.
dec 1920
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1877-12-29

The shipments Of cotton from
this port last week footed up 1891
balcs--thc largest number ever
shipped before in one week.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1877-12-29

BABY Elephant,
Baby Drumcdarics.
Baby Lcopards,
Baby Lions,
Baby Canals,
Baby Monkeys,
Baby Tigers.
Baby Sea Lions.
Den Of Monster Serpents
Drove Of noolriau CalDo(
Herd ot Elephents
A 10000 IIippopolamus
"A Sea Elephant, Walrus, &c.
Tninsd ed Pssisrniae VIA Deoe(s.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1877-12-29

Most of the convicts whose cs-
cape We noticed two weeks ago,
have been recaptured, and we have
heard that two were killed.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1877-12-29
4 Few SAsrt Fears.
AGNES SMITH.

AGNES SMITH.
A few short years-and then
What changes Time hath
wrausht!
SO strange they seem, We scarce
can tleem
The world, our life, ourselves
are aught
But one long 6tfal dream.
The clouds that fiy
Across the sky,
Waves tossed upon the sea,
Shadows that pass
Before . glass,
Our fitting cmblcms be.
A few short ycars-and then
Where are the hopes that shone
When youth with flowers en-
wrcathed the hours.
And earth had but one musictonc
OF JOY for US and ours !?
The rainbow hucs
The morning dews,
The blossoms Of day,
The trembling sheen
On water seen ~
More stable are than they.
A few short ycavp--asf fthen
Where is the ad'inint chain
That passion wrought Ard ma
- thought
- ~ ~ ehnage could ever sirHan
TIL lifs's lsst strife was fouSHtl !
\ rope of sand :,
~ go Ger HlalH'
The nlny thrssre ate'on
The spider wpfes
Amongst the leaves
A tirmcr baud had been.
A few short ycars-and then
Where is Ambitions pile
That rose so high against the Ok,
O'crshadowing all around tn,
while
With its proud boast might vicI
a shadows shade,
A card house made
By children for their play,
The dr-blowu bella
TN folly swells
May 'nt : sursf stss.
A fsw short years--snGl slen (
Where Il tho mighty gt1sf
That wrung the heart with tor
ture's art,
And made II feel that its relief
Times hand could ne'cr impair
A storm that burst
And done it's worst,
Then left the heaven more clear;
A nightmare dread
With morning fed,
These sorrows now appear.
A few short ycnrs--and then
What Of our life remains !?
The smiles and tears Of other year
OF passions joys, Of sorrow
pains,
Ambitions hopes and fears9
A faded droam
To-day they seem,
Which memory scarce can trace
But seals they've set
Shall Time nor yet
Eternity eface!
1
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1877-12-29
Living Alaska Oceanic Lions

50 Circus Performers,
20 Beautiful Lady Artists,
10 Darling Children,
20 Select Musicians,
New and Famous Artists,
Avalanche Of Attractions,
Interesting and Instructive,
Famous Family Sorial
W orld Of Foreign Features,
10000 Wondrous Beasts,
80 Lilliputian Ponies,
0 Funn. Clowns,
1~:ncs Of the Roman Corso,
Brilliant Attractions.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1877-12-29

Flora Temple the famous irot-
ter is dead:
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1877-12-29
PROFESSIONAL.
IOsT%.
Some papers Of.
ualue to any bit
self Ffoatnd, retll1
to L. HKxU =


18th DAY of January,xa
secure the payment=
promissory n0tes therein VDs
ed and described, Which ~
in trust is recorded IL book
pages Is aud 81, Of recon-
deeds, in the Chancery cleI
ofiicc Of Washington county =
sissippi. and at the reqoese -
ID. MORGAN Co. and JOIN N
PACKARD, the holdefs and ounefs
Of said notes, will, on
9usslay, ~ isot ~ Z 1onun1, ~
A. tho door Of tho Cont BS1nS -
Wsshinvton counev. MN E1nr1
! !: !: !: ! 8: ] s ]: ] !: ] ! ! J ! !
s;s.;rri - ~kich vern coS'sSrS3 Is
ma 4 ssid deed IN trnSk a MI:
The III y west half OF the lor1hwsot
onsrtcr ~ seciion tvh4fvSivo.
frnctional ssction 1ive +: lo1s -:
's two shrce. sSnr And AZ r sesSi51
twsnsy.ons; ftacsionsl slelIel
IN ii"tosy, towys,ssin him eishsees' +. - rsSs' sIes
west; also ffaosicna s@sli3n
teen And lots three. four' ~. slS. y
:sysn :s i. and a,s s'sa,s ss.s e sns :sss'p y
ten, all In township sighl :. 9, fe9(s.
nine ri s..;s West. Z. IS SAID ! 4 lssds
unpaid notes IN ~
s%n. mentioned, ;,"%, S2 u.
psss1s ~ ~
~ lHln
7 49, ~ "a
~ t. y <I1S o,,d ~ oloo
ss So5ysvej r ~ D. 81 IoiSrs
!c, Co'GmOqe an1 bif. ,I. ~. ~ |.
ssssH LIN 4 Z Ir tris''S }Sr sSsnS. nm
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1sssd is"sCa .s ..S sS u n for
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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1877-12-29

spssial Meeting q Lsvss Gem
Dissiensrs.
(Omce Of Board of Mississippi
I.evce Commissioners.)
Noticcis hereby given that there
will be special meeting Of the
Hoard Of Mississippi Levee Com
missioncrs, at their Office in Green
vile, on Thursday the eth day
of December 1877.
w. A. EvERNAN,
Secretary aud Treasurer.
dec 1870
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-25
pcoposals

OFFICE Us mE SEwYogG ELEVATED RNE4Ani
ND.t 8.ukpH 81. Sept. %. 1871. :
NOTICE TO CONTRACrOkS.-Sea'ed rro-
= Io-ls viii Dr. recei .ci % ho Office o. VS. DalpaH i
T.t.dlr October - i2 Iirigg oi -Uct
acs ne ro1d between he Battery GIst, Tor So double
d. e extension iIon. OH awe. from 6ist o. s'-t West
.e .fl ..r its dnu from Nhe ls fh froli
fegT -fs, the EoNefy auc jlaNe. 900 - 81, ncu ne
branches fIe ferries. western terminus 90 iari lsiftt
Il.c l.ir Grand Itrl Dtnt. iiai sia. Co Dt.a
ing l"grer about three miles cd single anI So Miles Of
tou Fee t.lrk. . c.fl-
ghi reserved by the Company 90 aiot the WORK 20
r. and i0 tractor Hi -I uic o
o. DO be it's Irrr 70. rw uL s d. fi-
80 mAie q aud work. specifications time oi cnn rill,
ar ANY other information required o. oDa 40 inns
of1cr CNItU, ". FIELD, fre-rlsIl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-25
EcQal Aotires.
filarolc ano 5laie 1tlauIeis.

4 TTENTION Now Is the time tO)l':lt3
n SLATE AND MARBLE MAErLLN
Prices never lOR. Steps IDd li~fr-, a. 10
slate WOra. tl Nittn y -l.'. = -
% Union--Guare. ~. ". ittAye autl az.
TRATE~ and FENDEHS.-Ih e largest manu-
II f4,trrtr- OF los fgs either HA-d
an soft ais dumping skim ac.ment~ Bras
frames. fender and 4lrous nf alqL design o wood hrt-
logs, shueei-. ald tone-. d. Nh"sie ana
tail S-ad and Irr-lsf. Liberal discount %
tle trade, o. = CDE.TEH h Coz. 3G- taIi-st NcN-iuiE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-25
Eau Schools.

A NNUAL SESSION Q9th) of the LAW
~ SCHOOL OF THE UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF
NETWORK. Wasn gtOn begins October next and
ends June T. 1873 For circulars ETC. apply 10 w MAI
TIN Secretary Of Council l4l Broadway or 70 r. JAQU Es
Professor aEd See-S.ary Of Faculty 29l Broadway
COLUMBIA COLLEG ELAW-SCHOOL-The
~ twentieth animal term OF this Institution commences az
"Wednesday October ., anu
continues unhi May 6 1873 The course OF iDrcti9n EN-
For catalogues ETC. address at NO 1feA
JOnesst. THEODORE W. DWIGHT Professor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-25

nRESSM AkER.-A first-class dressmaker, by
IL the ay week private families can cut and M per-
fecy; stylish trimmer NO objection u soIt h,5Bse ~
MAkER. 4la East l4tn ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-25

N 2lTHsT-An parties wanting help. and AL girls ana
women wanting situaons call immediately English frrneh
gwesb Herman Scotch Iish help cooks anndresses
ehambeTmads Mattresses adies maids nurses homework
ers and those lately landed. l. kAfhoeD rropresor'
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Cost nll0 fonno

OST-A POCKETBOOK. probably af GIL
uore'- Garltn Wednts llv sepitr 3D. contain
papers Aet--n tp CLA4.EsAoN tlD4--l
where rO0d rev. ard will b. gwen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-25
Jnstructlon.
For Young Ladies-CountrJ

DREAD INSTITUTE for YOUNG LADIES DIES
Nrsr Mass Pounded lS48. Address Prof a. X Vireene
y mesfovSn M L. until Sept send tot catalogue,
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Dc1iilsGrD

lar. VAN VLECK'S POPULAR DENTS TRY,
- 2G' Gtnaye cor l7t-st Beautiful ,ea zuu tes,A -
O.. -l2. SINGLE I'll upward. People from th- cOIntfy
rave i'm reor. m forenoon and teeth in Afternoon Gas al
miuisisred I3 yeas without accident.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-25

NOOK. &c.-By an American Protestant w0m-
= au Who excellent cook ant capable washer ana
r1.r; or city country good CITY L. ences Is KY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-25
CounIrn Doar6.

~
RLINGTON HOUSE, on Clark's Hill,
a stanford Conn., will be for the reception OF guests
during Winter. The cottage on the PROMISES
fully complete in respect for inter
reslenee IL 20 let a private family. Apply 10 MIS- Ii
WILLIAMS. rs Madison-aye. " y
At TERRACE HALL. Ramapo, Rockland
~ County n V 81 miles from CITY, on Eric RalRaIa hle
minutes walk from depot. A DELIGHTFUL sfOL,l ~
WHICH TO SPEND SEPTEMBER AND OCIOBEh.
Mountainous section splendid House on hne
lake with good b1afiDg dsh black bass At pckere
Moderate and rst-class reference
A PRIVATE FAMILY. occupying their own
~ house 10 pleasant quiet country village would ist am
wife, ladies' nicely
tparior bed adjoining nst ooT, win
6oaniers Fan aud Winter months Good refer
given. pleasant desirable home Obtained House
from and telegraph offices and ra 81
depot. Terms 500 per month Please address SHEhMAN,
Clinton Corners. Dutchoss County, New York
A SMALL family OF adults will receive two
~ elderly people for tho Winter or family IN
healthy location low terms with good board Address H.,
sing sing. y. \.
GLEN PARK HOTEL, Watkins Glen,
~ Y Terms - 20 SO per day. Appointments Al Bus
Tree send for circular and anayas OF water c. = FROST
Proprietor.
NEORRISTOWN-Health comfort and econ
VA omy superior and board hour ad
zen minutes from to 80 Ber week Box 10. AorTls
town. y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-25

< strong 1ri cham1errnaid and hundr.ss an eA
r.rt inc ruuer aud good chamDcrmald II quick
ard good verbal references can De seen al 30 oO-
gc, near oJth-st.
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Danrlnq Ara0emles.

y. 40. Csl 5TH-ANENUE
Private lessons during the hummer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-25

NHANBERMAID, Mc.-A respectabIe elII
- Wishes situation citubermad and Wtlress Wiling
mn mn .ng. h..t cLLE r.ierlnce. no Gl6 -daye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-25

OOOK. Wanted, situation by a first class
~ Young Engiish Protestant cook Mr.. REf NOLDS'S
PROIEsIA N AGENCY. AZ 4thaye.
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and W III Nc To-. respectable girls, VINO under
sand he work family thoroughly are wliag 10 do u De-
eu fnr will give best city and country references cal
10 los Gti.ayr. near Jth-stp CAEPEN EkS EMPLOY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-25

COOK-A young EngiishWOman who IS
y good c-oE wants situation Of trust has good refer
e expl and reliable; otherwise WIS 80 % "otA
ID b. p .euth pastry Address g. T. o. Room IL, NO.
III East 20.hst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-25

NOOk-A respectable woman wants sit-
lauou "a. good cook: the city referenc car be
seem rom TO " present employers, for Two days, No. 10
East tti-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-25

COOK. WASHER and IRONER or HOUSE
" WOHK-By nigh.y respectable yoone woman cog cog
sewers Thoroughly best tatmonals sober honest ana
obgng: cOUnlr can az BJOhiIAh :, ooO an ave.
near 2lth-st.. l.. RAYMOND Proprietor
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OOOK- WASH. IRON. CHANBERMAID, &c.

\ by ay, respectable young women Who desire 20
OF family hcfWc them. COOK UNDERSTANDS cr
business thorough makes bread biscuits and 10 also
excellent lauudress cnamDermad - neat aud loY ahd
waitress. reference Gail az No lJ2 bthaFe
-Dtraucs IOtst., VI :. KELLY5 Gate ~ CaIpenters)
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AlloreNnEcous.

miscellaneous.
DATENTS. CAVEATS. TRADE MARKS,
4 Designs Copytgnis promptly sesuri. on mo-. rlie
Agency. 81 parsrJv, corner beeknan 81, NeW-l oiA.
Thirty years experience.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-25

l me Washing ironing, by Protestant Young woman
y asotcabe two years best reference from last place
caf1frtrnt rbambeTraid aud waitress excs.leni nm
washer and ioner sober honest obi glng country or ciij
aii nf BOOhiiAM'S 81 4th ave, near 2ithst l. RAJ
1IOND. Proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-25

,ouu9 woman Who l0roughy understands her wo ia
aII bfancr- makes excellent bread biscuit best city
recommend tiois Gail d. l0S Gibsve, near Jts, CAR
PENTFK. EMPLOYMENT HOUSE
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CDOK-A tirst-ciass COOK wishes SITUATION
l n private family. 40 30 East 3sth ST., up one Ais~@
lIalse send no postal cards.
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~ ENPERIENOED gentleman teachcr IL

- Ierr 1rauate. desires private pupils OF position
u rel GOOD f1T The afternoon hours exCCrt relf ce- AZ
tress TEACHER Box g5, Tribune Uptown once LIE
Broadway
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Cleaners.

4 YOVNG LADY. fond OF children. wants a
y situation as nursery g0vernfss n good home salary
n0 object. Address a. e.. g., T1oune Oface.
4 GERMAN lady, highly educated and Of
y -.frf este desires p position hgusekc@per could
40 frar children In tha German ugnage, uneXcepu0naole
References. Address D. L.. Tribune Ofhce
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COOK-By an English Protestant woman,
- about . frstclass cook; meals game fowls sh,
u. pastry ana desserts gets up fancy dishee eNceheut
baker. understands her business thoroughly best city tsl
m rli- soht T. honest and Oh ring; cry untry Cal &c
IoOKHA2T- 33Oftnave., near 24thst l.. AfMOND Pio.
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5llnatlous lpanteo-females.

CARROLLS AGENCY for good female do
~ me>cs l1T Wavery place. tiri house east OF othaFe
Terms 81 for four months 10 employer
GOLORED GIRLS can be found, direct from
- the south, al the COLoRAD RELIEF ROOMS, SOS
LIT Il.
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COOK.-By a thoroughly expert cook IN a
- private family her work ma all ITS branches
uOnns larng variety Of s9lps meats same ANA poa,
fr bread scuis icllies or ANS, AMI a a
lid ~ f side dishes the mos eXceln testimonials furnished
IAN DE seen AZ JACQUISS BIZ REAU, 6O2 shave, near
Both st.
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CHANBERMAID.-W Wanted, "a situation as
ch4nbernaid by respectable girl wi ling o. assist IN
Lie care oil ch rem: no bection tn country nrstclass
Gin. r.fereucs Address l.. r.. 2l4 West 4Ith-st-
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Goal ano iUooo.

EMPIRE KINDLING-WOO DEPOT, estab
a. li.hed ls55-Prices reduced send for prceist. WI
l. WILLIAMS, l54 East 25th-st.