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REMOVALS..

DEMOVAL. Having removed 3
LII our retail department to No. 10000&9ees7Gs
(Shafer buildingl, corner Main and Tenth streets,
beg leave to inform friends and the public that
we will keep constantly on hand complete assort-
ment Of Ladies', Misses Children's, Boys, Youths,
and Gentiemen's Boots and Shoes; also, Trunks,
Shawl. Straps, &c. A call solicited.
Messrs. J. P. HEATH tlate with Patney & Watts :
and V. S. CARLTON are with us aud VIII be pleased
to see their friends.
Wholesale department, No. 1908 Main street.
taI2-3m WlNGO, ELLETT & CRUNP
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DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE-In order to NEE
the constantly increasing demands of our trade we
have added weR-seected assortment Of NEW
TYPE, which, together with our improved MA
CuINEEY and sKILFUL MECHANICAL TALENT
warrant us in guaranteeing the VERY BEST Glass
OF WORK at moderate figures and Ia the most expe
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PHoToGRAPHs.-Go at once to REEs's gallery
and have your picture taken by the new bromide-of-
silver process. Four cards for 81, or $3.50 per
dozen. Large size, 81. Porcelains finely painted at
from $3.50 to $3.50. Nos. 9l9 and S21 Main street.
over Southern Express Office.
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/ have analysed the wHISKEY known under the
brand of "B SELECT" controlled by 3fessrs. WAL
TER D. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Ya and fnc II
FREE FROM FUSIL OIL and other impurities, and
recommend is use for medicinal and family p,r-
poses.-J. b. hIcChw, Al. D., late Professor
Chemistry, Medical College OF Virginia.
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SUrgEME COURT OF APPEALs.-The Court
was engaged yesterday in the continued
consideration Of the case Of Mills and ais.
Us. Lancaster and alS., which was further
argued by William Green, Esq, and Major
John W. Daniel. and continued until to-day.
Judge Theodore S. Garnett, Jr., and
George Mcintosh, ESQ.,, of the Norfolk bar,
were admitted to the bar of this court to-
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TEMPERANCE MEETING At TRINITY CHURCH

TEMPERANCE MEETING AT TRINITY CHURCH
To-NIeHT.-A public temperance meeting,
under the auspices Of Springfield Division,
Sons OF Temperance, will be held at Trinity
church tonight. Interesting addresses from
well-knoWn and popular speakers may be
expected. Trinity church temperance choir
will conduct the singing on this OCCASION.
The meeting will be very pleasant and
profitable one.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE HUsTINGs COURT
YEsTERDAE.-Jesse Spain, charged with
stealing a watch of the value Of 50 from
Lewis Pleasants, was tried and acquitted
Sylvester Douglass, charged with break
ing and entering the Old Dominion Sugar
Refinery, was tried and convicted, and sent
to the penitentiary for three years.
Sheppard Hubbard, charged with break
ing and entering the Old Dominion Sugar
Refinery, was tried and convicted, and sent
10 the penitentiary for three years. A mo-
ton for new trial was continued until to-
morrow.
The grand jury will meet again on Fri
day and take up Giblin's case.
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Il GOSPEL Observation-Disclosures Gospel
Tableauxt OF the Life OF Christ will be ex-
hlbited at the Venable- Street Baptist church
tonight and tomorrow night.
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The ROGERS COMBINATION AT THE THEA
TRE.-On the 9th and 10th instant-FridaY
and Saturday eyenings-this company will
give their variety entertainments at the
Theatre. It is said to be first-class show
Of its class, and is in the style Of the per-
formances at Tony Pastors and other thea
tres devoted to "variety." There are
songs, dances, negro acts, and acrobatic
feats
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NJ. ELLYsoN 6 Co., advertising agents, insert ad-
vertisements in all of the newspapers of the United
States at publishers rates. Orders left at the Dis
patch counting-room will receive prompt atten-
II
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRINTlNG-TIOUsE. Good work, 10 ="
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 \. NJ, 40;
8 A. NJ, 43; noon, e.; P. NJ, 67; 6 r.
~. G5; midnight, SO.
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THE MOZART THIS EvENING.-The pro-
gramme OF the Association for this evening
will be particularly attractive in instru-
mental as well as vocal selections. The
orchestra will perform the charming over
ture "La Gazza Ladra," by Rossini, and
two other pieces; Messrs. Kessnch, Thi-
low, and Reinhardt will render favorite
trio by Rcissiger; Mr.. P. II. Russell (after
a long retirement will play on the clarionet
duo, with Mr.. Krause on the bassoon,
from Armide; Messrs. Wildt, Voelker, and
Brause will play trio from Der Freischutz.
In the way OF vocal attractions Miss Cooke
will sing "Kathleen Mavourneen," and
another selections.
or course, Association Hall will be crowd
ed as usual, as these entertainments are in
creasing in popularity with every musicale.
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CEILING OFF AT COST 1
y FOR THIRTY DAYS.e~
Ladies Sewcd Shoes only 75c.;

Ladies Sewcd Shoes only 75c.;
G-ntiemcn's Balmorals 81 worth Sl.3n;
G"utlcmcn's Calf Boots, 50, old prfcefs4;
trentlemcn's Congress Caters, sl.25 and $3.50,
worth $3.50; Gentelnens Square Box-Toe
Caters, $3.50, cheap at $3.50; .Gcntlemen's
Calf square Box-Toc, hand-sewed. s3, worth s5
l-plics' Calf Shoes, sewed, l. old price 75; La
dies Kid Laced, Sl.25, cheap at 1925 Ladies
Philadelphia Pebble Goat Shoes, Sl.5O. WORTH
$3.50; Ladies Serge Foxed CATERS, 81; worth
IL 80: Ladies' Congress Caters, 81 only; La
dcss best quality Buttoned CATERS, only 50,
sold elsewhere Ut SO:
Misses Hiph-Cut Pebble Goat IA good school shoel
sewcd, 81 10, old price 81;
Csidrcn's Philadelphia-made Buttoned Boots, sizes
6to 10. only 81 worth Si.75;
Babies Shoes, with heels, 80. 40, and 5oe.
All goods warranted represented at the old
cheap store OF M'GOLDEN, 1923 Main street
Ia iO.lm not james Golden.
y EENTLEMEN'S, BOYS, An DH
~ Youths Boots, Shoes, Slippers, Brogans. E s@e
6c., Trunks, Valises, and Satcheis ofevery de-
x.rlption for sale Irw at BOSCHEN'S.
IA -.-..-',.. 500 and 51l Broad street.
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The Book OF JUDGEs-AN INTERESTING
LEcTURE.-Major Robert Stiles made the
weekly biblical lecture before the students
of Richmond College yesterday at S:46 A.
NJ. His theme was the "Book Of Judges"
and its treatment was exhaustive and able.
The distinguished speaker opened with Q
plea for free thought in dealing with all
Bible subjects, and drew discrimination
between inspiration and revelation. Dwell
ing first upon the period Of the book, he
glanced at the characteristics of society and
religious life among the tribes. Religious|y
the Book Of Judges is protest against idol
airy.
He then discussed the office Of Judge in
Israel. This was unique. These officers
were often miraculously appointed. Their
functions were iourfold-being military
leaders, civil rulers, judicial magistrates,
and religious reformers. Many OF these
men were conspicuous for their superb de-
velopment. The office OF prophet was dis
cussed in similar manner, and with rev.
erent spirit. The lecture was full Of the
most striking contrasts OF character and
giits-the students greatly enjoying the
good hits, sharp points, and brilliant
descriptions with which the lecture
abounded.
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HoT-BEp GLAss.-One hundred boxes at reduced
rates by W. b. SCOTT, druggist
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KEROSENE OIL, soc. per gallon, at drugstore cor
ner Twenty-first and Main streets.
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GARDEN sEEDs.-Large stock at low prices at
SCOTS drugstore. - ..s.-.
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KEROSENE OIL, soc. per gallon at drugstore
corner Twehty-frst and Main streets.
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POLICE COURT, YEsTERDAY-Police-Jns-
tice Joseph j. White presiding. Frank
Hopkins (coloredl, charged with stealing
one cashmere sack-coat Of the value OF S3,
the property Of Bernard Scheitter, on the
1st day OF February, was found guilty and
sentenced to confinement n the city Jail for
sixty days and to receive seven lashes.
The case of John S. Haynes and John
Bailey, Jr., charged with stealing $3.50 from
the person OF Dominick McDonough, was
continued till to-day (Thursday(, on motion
OF defendant.
Peter Smith (colored), charged with steal
ing one coat OF the value Of Ss, the pro-
perty of Washington Mayo, was found
guilty and sentenced to Jail for ninety
days.
Fleming Winston (colored vagrant) was
sent to jail for thirty days.
Edward sallie (coloreO was charged with
being suspicious character and with hay-
ing In his possession one coat supposed to
have been stolen from some person un-
known.
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CONFESSION MERCHANTS.

WI A. SURLETT,
w. COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 1015 Basin bank,
offers his services for the SALE OF ALL COUN-
TRY PRODUCE, and in connection with his busi-
ness will have four boats out and four in per week,
carrying freight and passengers. de 81
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,cr STATE BANK BUILDING. No.
HOME ~ ~, MAIN STREET., RICHMOND, VA.
,.a,.prs AGAINST LOSSES BY FIRE.
Il: n:TNiifaM n An II. HAXk1.L, Sice-Frcsldent;
WnuERT r, BRoOKE, Secretary.
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" c. BURT'S FINE SHOES 3
II. first gr,de-for Ladies. Misses. .~aaSsss5 =
Cnis!ren. and infants; Ladies. Misses, and Chill
drrns shoes all styles. Philadelphia best manuac-
;ure Misses School Shoes, best quality, Gem
tcmcu's Boys. and Youths Shoes-all grades ::
Trunks, Valiscs, Satchels, Shawl-Straps and Over
Caters The best-wearing Calf Caters for gentle
men in The city for So Repairing neatly and prompt
Is dome nj ". z. w. TAYLOR'S.
:. "a Fourth and Broad streets
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CHAMBER OF CoAMERCE.-A meeting OF
the Board Of Directors will be held this eve
ming at 5S O'Clock, ...s- r
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rESTLEMEN' STYLISH CALF
II CATERS, S3. MAYS,
J., % GOT Broad street.
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CRoCRERY. GLASSWARE. &c.
pAR1s1AN PoRcELA1NE DINNER, TEA

CHINA AND PLATED-WARE. .
CVASES, new styles-cameo decorations; Co
LOGNE SETS. Of the late Vienna and Centennial
and English direct importation !; CHAMBER SETS,
great variety: PLATED-WARE-Pickle. Stands,
Tea-Sets, Card-RecciyeEs-all new patterns; PAR
BRONZES-French and japanese finish. Call and
see styles and prices before purchasing No trouble
to show goods. GEORGE GIBSON, JR..
successor TO James W. Gibson,
del5 1907 Main street
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TO OUR FRIENDS.

A LARGE sTOcK OF LADIES.
a MISSES, cHILDREk's, and INFANTS,
sHoES cheap at HOScHENia. 1
500 and 51l BROAD street
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l. ADlhS' ~ foAhD .s oAilAn'' -. - - y!
ia 2i MAI >, oof broIu ntieet
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T ADIES' KID LACE-SHOES, aEa
IL 1926. s3
VA MAJ - oU1 Broau stIect.
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EOOTS. SHOES. &,

AIDES SOFT GOAT BUT H
:, - MAYS, GOT Broad street.
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DIRECTORS;
ASSETS JANUARY lsT, 1877.

,.,,,e, STATES registered bonds, ave. M, oo
'ISsl market value. c.......:......;...;S oo'eoo w
ci'y o: kien,s1se mspse, a 2s,2oo 10
CI! Of EosSn rbe, Fssinst.. value ~ ll4oo 10
C!E Of Irn. rniadal.s marSst 1920 90
Ststc Of M'r!Innc r!ysrnc, Valnc. 1920 90
VIRGINIA consols, market yaluc......... 1S.Soo w
oxn> sccnrcd by first mortgage on city =,
IA rslst, valued n! s6o,60iI....... 2i'62e 63
n,ns on colIaIe;als tnarket value OF
cSjls;cralS SIC, ,64l .soi .:.....:....: o2'ooe on
CH>h IN Na,a"Hs, 1;rrN y. lo545 25
j" I, S"'' ttE,n IND accruct ......... 1.SO2 16
in'cstn' in'csI,S " - nanSs cf accuts... S.Ql7 q2
~ tSeI''t',.n w Er,,,rr.. -. ........... sos 3S
B1l, receivable for prcmiuus.........'. az VI
s232,0S4 IS
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rENTLEMEN 'STHREE-SOLE s
VI CATERS, $3.50.
n - MAY =, ooi broau StTect.
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NHILDREN'S SCHOOL-SHOES. Sl.25.
y n24 MAYS, COZ Broad street.
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T AIDES GOAT SHOES, 50.
| % MAYS. 607 Broad street.
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MISSES FOXED CATERS. S1.50.
lNl Ia 81 MAYS. GOT Broad street.
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T AIDES KID BUTTON-BOOTS, mRV
IL S2.75. R&A
ta24 COZ Broad street. @
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TOR RENT, THREE OF THOSE a.
l. ELEGANT DWELLINGS in Gray's row, E:a
corner OF Marshall and Tenth streets, now nearly
ready for occupancy; fifteen rooms each, marble
mantles, chandeliers, bath. hot and cold water &C.
Rent very moderate. Apply TO
FRANK D. HILL, -
Real Estate Agent,
fe 3-eod3t No. l104 Main street.
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A Senate bill now before the House Com
mittee on Finance proposes that banks de-
string to secure their depositors may each
purchase at par from the State $4,000 OF
State consol bonds with coupons receiv-
able for taxes, the said bonds to be- placed
in the hands OF the Treasurer (noW Il. NJ. 1.
Hunter} as the trustee OF the deposltors. Ihe
State officers are authorized to deposit state
funds with such banks to a certain extent,
and such banks are to be authorized to re-
ceiye as high o rate of interest rs nine per
cent. Der annum for money loaned.
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EOR RENT, FRAME HOUSE, cor-@
IL ner of Cary and Plum streets, with four Ii
rooms, large garden, with fruiitrees and good we'll
water; 81 per month. FRANK u. HILL, sSs
fs S-3t 11OS Main street.
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se-CENT STORE.

GoTo THE as-cESr STORE FOR
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TOR RENT, at much reduced figures. a.
II the excellent DWELLING No. 2407 III
Grace street, Church HILL. with fen rooms: Kitchen
with four rooms and large lof with splendid shade.
The view up down, and across the river Il p1agnif-
cent and, altogether, the place is most desirable
home. Apply to -
n R-eod4t GRuBBS & WILLIAMS.
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fe 3-eod3t
TOR RENT, a.
4 the MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR II
SPRINGS.

Propositions to RENT or LEASE this property
will be considered at general meeting OF the SIocS-
holdrs to be held 1T the Springs FEBRUARY 10,
1877. Communications WIN he addressed TO J. N.
THOMAS, president, Backsburg, or c. A. COL
HOUN, secretary, ut the Springs.
BY order OF the Board.
~ elm &. A. COLHOUN, Secretary.
, 1877-10-14

THE CurAGn TRTRUNT
-====-=--
>o,,,>>oW,p oW,p3ANTED-FEMALE HELP.
Scamsrrcsscs.
soy Fife VS. 10 and peorias
WASgEp7T1lLonTssEs II CARSON. FiRiE
ASTrD:orFrArnl!s 9sG4 a1s S9,ss ~ WHEELER VIII.
fss gs, sSs e s9 s,a
\VASTED-TWo coop pKEssMAKEKs. At g.,
- Waoash-ay., Immediately. Apply Monday Inorn-
Ing. =.-.-------------=---=-
WASTEpE;ElRsI:cLA WASTE p; cLAssMAcnlSE:o : oEEEAToi!s r:
.l.i.sn, AAi hh ".
1T GlRS M1TM TEi 2wM ssn SEW ,y
steady work aI winter ty making alpaca coats also
sa sGsaay aay Apply nj iii North
MANUFACTURERS TO WOi:K On TAILOR WORK.
IT,, between seventeenth md k'sh'ssn;1:.;:;
sprrentcc: al - WaGs N:';s ~ hiNh''' AM
=, -, 1,,t,,;;;,:7; ~ 777,7=
svsa out ApP'y 1t 1ee SoSt casS;t. il tic
1x7ASTED-A G0oD- -oyErA11s uAKER 65
w Iienry-st., West Side. Cail sunday
Mt sn Monday Mhs tsr:sn Aro'
w al At once t. il MlYE t.. Il: NaaisonsI:
x,r,,ur,,> NV r,,;,, ;, ,,,,r1,,, 800: -rx-
y ecIiensyd e,oasnakers Wtta Or without III: n:
to IN carS @ o norh csysoi Tsi Store. sae
aad Wasnugtun- SIS.
.,,%n,.,, -.,,,;,-- 77z o7;77; a:73;,c
~ ANlEp = sE"lSG MAGliiiNE oiEt.:i; ~; ! ui.'
p.rteuccd hands wanted. HoTUIKiS. PALME1. l.
~ Wv -, :
w wilson machincs 10 Work On shirts and undcr~
welr at l51 TWeuty-.ccoffd- ST.
x,7,>r,.,r ,,,,,. :. !, ;3,Is
W crs On ma hines: s,ea'y work; Is 0n ladies' IN
derwear No IS1 Suuth Clark ST. in store
,r-.>--,., ,1,, ,.,, ,,.,t- ~ ~, ,;,7,,1i
" -aS hf1n-rli.!.a ~ noth w sNn ~ - l1A
49,. e.o> -
~ aAlED-loo i:ArElsiH; @ Cl.p CLuAh ~ AhEl;S;
E"5 :l'Is !'ene ;.nu ptst "asIS Pa1o' -! -t4'
\1rASTEp-Goop MACHINE HANDS AND GOOD
= rDfH Hl1prx ms Inn AfIntr nr Ian
northwest corncr West Madlson ani Canal-sts
117ASTEp-,no coon t,xpEr1EScED CI0AE-
w makers - md q, Madtsun.st T. ~ GEiS-
WOLD ECOs " "" e "
- - .----- -----.
coats and sniis. ra rxor ri.nrrd han,s uceu oniy
snn1v N w -; Snr,, Wriif,est nn.stnirs % ~~" o'
7Pps' ~. - ''A "e'''s''' Wy s''Ao' ------
X4TASTED-1uo C!OAk-MAKEI:S; COOP PAY
I WIrr ID,
, 1877-10-14

~ Ing tn the tradc commission to carry three
q NV &c SIX On yens une1cept'onai reference address
\VANTED-A GooD BALLAD SINGER WHO CAN
scum: -----------------
HAZE G90n sss3
IVASTED-AN ERtASD BOT At sos WABASH
~ a.;
u,.<rCr
>"'~~'~>>' - :, t:.
~ swede: must t'e good washer nnd wiling 10
1ss oe ms country pre-
once lisa Sauth d2s MasnE
J1TANTED-A GERMAN GIkt. FOL, GFVFRA1
,o1.1 W hoa.tw9Ek Ms5t Food cook washer md
TJTAETED-SEETANT GI1,i- Mist UF :. COon
wess - eSe6 e51os, sHa r well Inquire At a
u1ASTrn-sa a1rsi .ny rs n r :, 6 ,vr,1-
~ dress to ,rsye s:opptnx lew weeks IL cach town;
pef 'nohtn ano'e exnenses gnranecd: also two
sppenips !s cy On TsarE 2T Address,
so9p s1 70 ID9y Do XsdsI
- 80 "ee1 Aoains'sl.- --
WAaSTEpmA' aSn.En.,.'., STEADY WOMAN For GESERAL
App,y eier To- e:,oeE M sew WI wei t5Se u family
xSn in,, SfIRoSG ST NEAT kEiAnhE
n1% MI mus o. gooa WORKER; anu 9S wen recon-
,Srrnr, crps,.S ~, = c77,7
MI ., vic {: an eYesien. eook washer and 'Foncr u-
13rASTrn~coox ~ En- ,'s w.surr Avn 1roSFN.
" ma.t r. Ssas and Min, ie kssl her Kitchen
.<rrn.. c,,,:v,S S,,,,wrS.1.S ~, swF-
ANtEnIA t ~, GEEMAS. SolsM EElAH, M ~. ,;, SM =,
sir near chicaso viii pay steaay strl good wages
xraSrrn-, c,1,, ro,, c,-Srn.I iircEworE
" IN private aS' fa"'iv Al IT. 50 E's:ay:
" - 'aAC - 49, - Sa,..o
work ''1l '''''''&' '1'' - ~ e~4e' - ''''-S
WASTED-A GIL q = ASSIST , iS TME M eESEKAL Z; r: !;
si:~r :;
w aro;- 5S.u ,,,r',ar =, elo tcr,h Et.tns
IN grocery sore. '
-v.>T,>n- conn cFE@i ~ f-iTI E0V cry
" era ,loufework Ut is5 South Morgan.st.. two
doors from Van Buren,.
" Tork ,Sst KsfeTsnses ST. required Inquire at $40
\7ANTED-GErMAS, swEnE, or NORWEGIAN
FIT E1 a M
1{7ASTEn-A PROTESTANT GIRL GOOD WASH,
1opfa Goon nsnt taIys r1AnE GIRL 70 no
-.--=..=.~=---z=z- ws!rsa:ay .-=.zzszzzz
GR TO- Pc eENnM n1y Al d Hssa
lister place. opuositc Vernon park.
,1,,. x,<. -,,.,-,.n,,7 777.77-7,7T117=
on1r yooa COOK md ianntiress need appy. I;sf.
crcnccs reauIrcd ia warren NV
49, -H 80, ...A.N-.- - -
w eral housework Keier.uces rcourcd. appiy
Monday 1t lgi Twenty h-st
;-, ,r,- ,,,c777.73 w
~ As 49,, Ie, - %A-> 'Ao-
~ a-o W !Asn 777;=7:.;-
HTANTED-GEHMAS y Gllsl. ~ ~ iiot SEWn1Sk
ad M5ast 'aSs eare of children Inquire at 's Mich
x3TASTED-TIDY STRONG GIEI. FOE GENERAL
" hnnseworE; wages $50; references. 90 oak
wood boulevard.
rTs<rEns rE1JsRIE f,1rI For HORSE.
w worE: good pay: references. Gail at 40 Web
s;eT.ay., or Room IS -. LaSae~s1.
xv.xrED-tuurn1Ar ArF1y g, COnD CIR, Y1If,
" thorourblv Understands cooking, washing and
ironing Call at once at GO Boston .ay.
r,,or c,r, 1,5,D D~..vrn, = U0rCE
wurE a, ~ south May.st
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NFANIEl-GEi.MAS w sEASS I'M SDlNsasi;AN ~ s; nlt.l'
w AeAe' - noase ".4A 49, as ~.
f{?ANTEn-A GoS,D GtIl, I'M Nlhl1 AAhE
e. nsTssa' seae1af u9t1a III st9o'' '0+"'- 4AA '1'
soa... iso',a:sl 7=a5 77o7:eT
Af-AN IED-tNu, VIZ r'! ns1-t!-a.. -. toIt.. S.
coce Cail a; a; Wct consrcss e''A
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F-iN!EA-t HH'' WIZ ~. nCht ftA@i1. 49,
;- iroS; III n nHuS ~. n'A's'as nsi' Aee' "'p'''
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, 1877-10-14

NiluAIluN MASTEt,-Nf 4 EVOl, SlEOSG NQl..
f Vorth sase ea 'of Aeos a.
49,
cs 81 S S"e sae ds
C1TUATIoS WANTED-yY EEsrECrABLE GIRL
Is d h a as sss as =,
C,1TuATIOSs SswASTED-COMPETEST Mt DnMEsTICs
> ana women dll al positions and E!ti* seeking 81;
53ma!43 SSss:y =; Eas; aaaSg95! G1;1 777 70 M
Deeneral housework 10 small family second york;
THAT i3x n , !s5{
C,,q,7.r,o>1 v.<rr,,-ry--.- -1,rsprr7:,RTF
Aalo " - = ~. - ~ ~,
a. ~, lwsn.s -s,x'as., 9oaeax 7o71
hliUS a. faniis , ~
!" en- y-foufths IN tue rear:
lTyAT1{oSM y wASTEpny coop ,. GIRL :, Go% NJ
CTrUATloS WASTEn-Br CANADIAN WOMAN,
y to COOK " wash and Iron IN private fiam. CITY or
? wash. and lron Call at 400 Twenty .slxth.s1:
orr ,r,ox vss3'nnro senms1Tessss' sr| crr am
= laiies and chdrcns dresses ana boys. clothes S
Tr1unc oaIce. ee|''" - 'ue .'3A"'" *Aoo|" W.
SlrgATloy wAyTE6-RY ! c94FETKXT5E1N: FAN:
FLS9. AN K.
sd4ress vs. :: .1i 4ifi5aas oass:: e- ~. ~e-~ e
) severa} ysats i business s1perenss; tafn!sa
in wholesale grocery house desired; wrtes Eooi
hand ad u willing to ~osk Address 3 d. No.
iit7 tta'''e'ae-
CITUATIOS WANTEp-AS DEESsMAkEE IN
- ston Or family can cur ano 1rn % woeH n taSen a.
llolse' - PIT o4'. 1>aotsa' - - ~ '11D"ne o
C1TuATaoSN ~ NASI@acBa -, @ s ~ ua9 ,aa9
g stMt"S ~ .njrS tS "e@0' "0e~'' W. 1'' ~
"tes''' ~ '041
families. Terms moderate References g1vcn- 81,
Tribune office.
5c7,,r1T7T1oS wASTED-RY 100D DRESS
- maker; can do all kinds Of sewing: chll.lrcn's
clothes. Good reference Cali at 50 est Madlson-sf
ioo!n u setonu Aoot. -----------.----
cIrCATfoS wANTED-A FlEsTcLAss DRESS
= maker WHO has had years OF experience in the rs
houses IN town. ucs!rcs tew moTc places =: ths aas.
1eSt city reference Also seanstFcss. Address a6
Al'o1'ie o1nec-
CITEAT1OS NANTED-BY 4 GOOD DkESSMAk-
er to sew BY The Day or ""ek p!ease call ondog
al 'e' a'ssS sec"au' s.'' " 'so ''eee ''A1tson
l1TUATltlS EASTEn-EY F11sST-CLAsS UiESs-
- maker In families BY tho day; reference given. Adj
dress ~. tribune otnce.
f,Iru tTjOv wAVTED-nY CDuPETESC DRESS.
mssrr ~ wnre hy tic aay in family. Address Il
Tribune otncc. -----.-..-
c1TUATlON WANTED-AS DREsSMAKEE IN
= families: Understands chtltrcns clothes; terms rem
sonable. Address T II, Tribune office. ---.----
clTUAT1OS wASTED-DY Il COMPETENT SEAM
- and ressnaEcr; WAGES reasonable: work vel
done. Address sEaMsTKEss 81 West WasA!nEton-st
l|TUATION WASTED-A STYLISH DREssMAK-
, 1877-10-14

l,1TUAT1ON wASTED-EY AN AMERICAN LADY
= A. hpusekccptr: competent take entire charge.
Expert with needle mud fond Of chlrcD- Call or ad-
.a.. Al 1l.auf AL,tIEi
, 1877-10-14

c,1TUATIOS WANTED-BY AN AMEEICAS
> woman as ho.srkecpcr; understands NIL kinds OF
work. Best Of city references given Address 7 81,
, 1877-10-14

c,1ruATIoS WANTED-DY \ MIDDLE AGtD
j. lady. whose work will compensate for Eer board
Cali nj 1at4 south LfucO]p-St.
, 1877-10-14

Employment Agencies.
| ({7 ASTED-TWD FIRST CLASS GERMAN COOKS.
| " two second girls; German Protestant. Call at
| MRS. sC1MIDTS. 4li WahasI-ay.
, 1877-10-14

ExfSCE11Sl13EVf1a0
1JTANTED-A YOUNG WOMAN FOR OFFICE
" work; must le plain aud rapid writer. and Will.
tnE moderate salArs state a cSrcrt.
ence nationality and salary expected; and address i
OG, Tribune ollcc ....-
III axrEn-C1I.1S RI sOI,T RACSS. 3.a ARCHER.
, 1877-10-14

WANTEp-CASvASsEIs FOR 4 NEW AND USE
~, III att1rIe required In every Office In the land;
are olscouat to right men. Address q So, Tribune.
WANTED SIX SANDSTONE QUAERrMEN.
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