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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-12-13
TAXES FOR 1877,
NOTICE 70 TAX PAYERS 0F STARK Co.

that the
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-12-13
CANTON RETAIL MARKET
nrMonRAr OFFIcE.
Day GRocFRrEs.

Canton, Ohio, Dec. 6, ls77.l
The following will be found correct quotations
this day Of Inc Retail price to consumers Of the
a orffoIaa nannad.
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T.,rs oce Canton start Co. o. Sent IL 1871 TREASURER
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-01-06
Chocolate Color.

when first applied, changing in ahont q
month to q uniform slate color, and is,
to all intents and purposes Slate. On
Tin Roofs
our red color is usually preferred, as one
coat is equal to five of any ordinary paint.
For
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Extremely Cheap.

Two gallons will cover hundred square
feet of slinglo root, while on tin, iron,
felt, matched boards. or any mooth STIR
face, from two quarts TO owe gallon are
reqnirercd to 100 square feet OF surface,
and although the paint has heavy boGy
it is easily applied with brush.
No Tar is used in this Composition
therefore, it neither cracks in Winter,
nor runs in Summer.
On decayed shingles, it fills mp the
holes and pores, and gives new sub
stantial roof that will last for years.
Cn,led or warped shingles it brings to
their places, and keeps them there. 1t
fills up all holes in felt roofs, stops the
leaks and although q slow dryer, rain
does not affect it few hours after al-
plying, AS nearly all paints that ale
black contain Tar, be sure you obtain
our genuine article, which (f"r shing's
rOots) is
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-01-06
The EUCALYPTUS TREE!!
Nm Exhaustive Account Ct it's Pc
culiArpropertieS Reasons for
tl,encr"aSinG Popularity
Of Ike Trce-ltS re-
mar!lahle \ bsolp.
ton of Ma}uria.

Ii'rum Il" SaH Francisco E,rain- nN|!r'in.
OWING 10 the constant iunuirIt> from
" varinu> port ions of the United States
in regard 10 tive lA,calNl tus G!Ubulon>, OF
Austid'iHu Gum Tree, We are induced to
rive II th".onnh description Of it, rm-
hmriNg many facts rot hitherto pub
l,hrd. Through the courtesy Of Som
taSt & Co., ofth city, we have devoted
much time to the cultivation Of the tree,
we have obtained most of the inIorma-
ton here furnished. The Eucalyptus is
extensively grown in California, where
probably no less than one million trees
are planted. In this city, in front of
handsome residences, you will find it
with its magnificent dropping branches,
making an effective and graceful shade
| tree. III Oakland Che broad avenues are
lined with them.
In Algeria its cultivation was uMlrr-
taken on IL large scale. Some $1,000 Eu-
calypti were planted in al extremely pes
tilrntal and unhealthy section, were fever
prevailed to Il great extent every year
During The first year of their growth, at
the time when the fever season used to
set in, not a sing c case Of fever occurred,
vet the trees were only nine feet high.
Since then this place is reported free
from it's unwclcome visitatiOns.
III the vicinity of Constantinoplc, an
other fever spot marsly and sickly, the
whole ground was dried up 10y N,do0 OF
hesc trees In Cuba marsh diseases are
rapidly disappearing upon the introduce
on Of this free. A railway station in
Inc Department of Var was SO Presidential
that the officials cou1d net remain there
longer than year. Forty of these trees
were p!antcd, and the unhealthy condi-
ton of the place was changed.
Two miles from Haywarls, in this
State, the Surveyor General planted two
groves of the Eucalyptus, one Of about
ninety acres and the other severity acres
the whole comprising about 1890 trees
rhry are NOW only a'ont five years old
yct many of the trees are forty to fifty
feet high. the whole making most cx
tcuSivc and beautiful forest for fuel ant
timber Purposes being worth thoi,sand
Of dollars.
Georgia, South Carolina, Alabama an,
other Southern States are awakening Il
the importance of planting these trees
and the same may be said of New Mexico
These trees arc propagatcd and 70
salcby .
Shreveport, La.
Price Sc per dozen; single plant 7
cents each. Orders left at this Office vii
receive prompt attention.
n B.-They are growing In boxes wit
4 block of soil for each tree and can b
shipped and transplante1 any month j
the year without risk.
April 15-tf.
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PETERSON'S Nag AIM :.
THE CHEAPEST AND BEST -,
TIE WORLD.
Postage Pre- Paid on all Subscriptions.

This popular Monthly magazine gives
more for the money than any in the
world. For lS7G, it will hc greatly i'm
proved. 1t will contain One Thousand
Pages. Fourteen Splendid Steel Plates
Twelve Colorc,t Berlin lattrrnS Twelve
Mammoth Col0rrh Fashions, Nine Hun.
drcd Wood Cuts. Twrnty-F"nr Pages oi
Music. All this will /" given for Only
Two Dol}utSa year, postage prepaid bg
the publisher, or Il dollar less than Mag
azincs of the class "pctrison." ITS
TuHILLlNG TALES And NOF-
Are the best published anywhere. All
the most popular writers are employed
to write originally "rrtrrshn." III 1879
in addition to the trs'tai quantity Of short
Storirs Fiv" Original Copyright Novel;
cttS will be given. by Mrs: Ann s: Ste
phcnS, Frank Lee Benedict, Jane q. Me-
tin Marietta fI"llrt and Palsy vrntnor:
MAMMOTH COLOKED FASHION
PLATES
Ahead of all others. These plates art.
engraved on steel, Twice the usual SIZE,
and arc nnt1nafrtl for beatty. They
will be snl~rh|y cn|or'. Also lEonse-
hold and other receipts: III short, every.
thing interesting 70 !a.lits.
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1t Stops Every Leak

and for tin or iron has no equal, as it
expands by heat, contracts by cold, and
never cracks nor scales, Roofs GOV rctl
with Tar Sheathing Fit can be made
water-tight at small expense, aud pre-
served for many years.
NJ. 81, l.. pniut IL
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TIA * T.
S|XNNNy LIVER ErC(L\I$;&i.

VI
PURELY VEGETABLE,
+ harmless.
l. NO drastic violent medicine,
Is sure to cure If taken rrg".sriy,
Il no intnAicatjny beverage.
Is tAultlr>, l;;n;l y nc,liy!"".
Is the cheapest medicine in the world,
Is given with safety and t|:': 'tanItitst Ft-
suits 10 ..lr n'o>t deli a.2 i',salt.
N""S not intc;trrr with hsrirrss,
!o"> lIot dI>Arr.rn.r IT,, system,
Fakes IA, piarr OF tt"iHn' ''"t H'tt9lh
o.; every NiNt|.
i"':t;imS he simplest aHd h,"i IrplH';'Hl
ASK the RECOVERED Il y>p-ptlrs H.!!!pns
| >uf'IrrS. NictiI}, %! Fever and Arur. Tie
nrr"uriAl diseased patient. how hey rs~
covered health. cheerful spirits and good
apprtitr--thry will tell You by taking
Simmons Liver Kryn!ator.
Tile Ch|npr$t. Purest and Fesi Family
Medicine IN the Uorld|
It contains four medical elements, n"y-
CT united in he same happy proportion
| in any other preparation. viz: gentle
tatAaitic, ii wonderful Tonic. aHl I'LL
! crplionahlr Alternative and certain Con-
rrrtivr of all inquiries of the body. Such
signal success has attended its use, that
it is now regarded as the
EFFECTTAL SPECIFIC
For all diseases of the Liver Stomach
and Spleen. As u Remedy in
Malarial Fcvrrs, Bowel Complaints, Eys-
rrIsin. Mental Depression, RESTLESS
ness, Jnnn1irr, NaNSra. Sick
Headache, Collie, Constipa-
ton and Eiliou>ness
IT HAS NO EQUAL.
c \ L TION!
As there are a num"r Of imitations
offered to til" rn|ic We would cautian
tn" community to
nny no Powders OF Prepared SIM
MONS LIVER REGULATORS unless in
our engraved wrapper with Tr;I'it Mark.
Stamp anal Signature nunynk,n. None
other is yrnrilr.
j. II. ZEILlN & co.,
Macon, Ga. and philadelphia
Icur valuable medicine Simmons Liver
Regulator, has saved nir many Doctors
bills. | use it for everything it is re-
commended and never knew it to fail !;
have used it in Collie and Grubls with
my Mules and Horses, giving them about
half a bottle at a time. L have not lost
one that gave it TO. You can recommend
it to every one that has Stock Rs being
the hest medicine known for all com
plants that Horse flesh is heir to
+. I. TAYLOR. Agent for Grangsrs Of
Georgia.
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New York Cash Price List.

New York Cash Price List.
S Gallons, can and box Is 80
10 " key 80
20 half barrel 10 ~
40 " Que barrel 80 90
We have in stock, Of our own manu-
facture, roofing materials, etc., At the
following low prices:
1000 rolls extra Rubber Roofing, at 5
cents per square foot. (Or we will fur
lllsh Rubber Roofing, Nails, Caps and
Slate Paint for M entire new roof, at #
cents oer square toot.)
1900 rolls ply Tarrel Roofing Felt,
Mt Il cents per square foot.
1900 rolls 3-ply Tarred Roofing Felt, u
u cents per square foot.
200 rolls Tarred Sheathing, at / cont,
per square foot.
5000 gallons fine Enamel Paint, mixed
ready for use, on inside or outside work,
at % Pr gallon, all shades.
1000 Bbls Slate Flour per bbi. s. 90
!OoO " Soapstone Flour $50
l00o Grafton Mineral 500
1000 Metallic Paint, dry 500
Special prices per ton or carload lots.
All orders must be accompanied with
the money, or subject to 80 days draft ON
well known parties.
N. Y.aSLATE PAINT COMPANY,
1902 g. 104 Maiden Lane, n. Y.
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NOI'TCE,,

Having .honcht Mr.. S. Parsons entire
stock Of Horses, Hacks, Bn.girs and
Hearsc, as well rs a fn|l assortment of
cofiins, / now invite a continuance OF
the patronage oftle public.
Charges will be moderite.
Hire of Hearse within corporation Sl5.
Price for distances beyond corporate linn
it's will be governed by the distances,
from S25 to $50.
Collins of all styles on hand, prices
ranging from s25 500.
July If. P. VEULEMAN.
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SUPERB PREMIUM ENGRAVING

TO every person getting mp either of
the following clubs for 1915 will he s,'n'
gratis, a copy Of or new and splendid
mczzotint for farming, (sizc q inches hy
2G), "WaSlil,"ton'S First interview with
His Wife, This is a F'ivr Dollar En.ra-
! wing, and the most desirable prrmianI
ever offered. For large clubs, as will he
seen below, a'r extra copy Of Nazazin''
| will he sent in addition:
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-01-06
WILD OATS.
PROSPECTUS FOR 1870.
(h""'ri'n -imrric"n C"mic Paper

illustrated !\ arur|S off he best .*mrl.
ran artists. ANA contributed tn by the
most pnoular h'u,uri>t> and satlr!<tS OF
the tat,
WiIu hats How enters successfully up
on t h. >!Atl, year Of its existence, au,|
has l'rr"iilr 1hrr established humorous AM:
! >aliri"al l"'in'" Of til" country. 1t was
started Hld :o'i'il;:hd Tie first yr;u as It
monthly. ;hrn, to satisfy the demand Of
the public. it WAS changed to Il 'nrtniyh
~. Still continuing it, good work o'
hitting folly Is it l'c>, and shaving IT.
| the political and S,yia, shan,s by if
mastery cartoons and ImnScnt editorials
! It ar;tirE,u even greater >iiCrrsS tIl:il'
before. and was recognized as the ahlv>|
| and brightest Of il>rl;,SS. Since then ",
Lave yielded still further to the public
| demand, and now publish Wild Oat"
weekly: 1t has literally grown into its
present shape ON its intrinsic nr'ritS, w.
ing the list successful weekly lftmorohs
paper ever published in this country
Among ~" artists especially engaged
to furnish illustrations for Wild Oats are
| Frank BrIlrw, Yhoma, Worth Hopkins
| Wales, Shelton, Wolf, Jump, krcttrl>
| StuckhalNt. Day, Poland, and several
others who are yet known to fame.
In its literary departments Wild OatS
| will, as it always has. stand alone and
unapproacl'ah|c. At least one first ,claSr'
serial story will always he found in it,
| pages, by the brk,t fumorous, eatirical:
! and character writer's in the United
States: while its sketches and SQuil<'
will be sparkling, original and pointed:
| Wild Cats will he tir>t-rlaSS in every
particular, and on this account may be-
taken into the hest families without fear
or suspicion. rs no word or illustration
| will appear that can offend the most fas
tIinls.
e1v" Scm7 fir Il Sample C"pv "m1
Couriucc Yourselves.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE:
! One Year. ...-......... 81 Oc
! Six MontlIS.. .-.-............-.. on
| Three Months :..:.. | OG
! Single Copies. ........... "
ANY person sending us cluh Of Ave
subscribers for one year will rrcciv" =
copy gratis,
! Address:
COLLINS & SNAIL.
Publishers, ll3 Fulton Street, n. Y.
EVERY LADY SHOULD TiIE IT.
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81. Ill. A:acI's Convent,
lp( NNNN IN 1925.
l'r,'vy IL" Objection q: The Nr:i:.,ic'ls "
t,.v So ';,;% Of the Sacred Heart.
ST. JAMES PARISH. LA.


,l,lI|S Institution j. pIra>antl y situated
o.: the Mississippi River, about 6l
viii, above New Orleans. TIL" rN'l'l'H,.>
~" ~r,r;nn< and we'll ventilated. The
aim Of ,h Religious comforting 1t, Is Il
,r,r,,. +, ,},riy ,,r;,ils 4 thorough ail ac.
r.i,!2,:>',r,t u!rr ,ijrr. simplicity OF
'r' * - r"i"''|' ~ ',"' ''. T. :,
hr"I j IS l""']''I "' H''"'', >''':' ''',
AN! '' ~''"'',SS' ''N. ~ '''''' ''.''''''' y
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ne >'i''';'>t" "'"'' " ''.' = - - ,'
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r"'"In''''> on 'A.' "'S' "'"'''>'''H y, W.
Ny'"''' /. h''' TERMINATES :" ~ ID v Wv N
10 TIC '''t'''" '''@ ''"'f'
Vtri., !,r tar %;h9!" IlH year,
, :,
i">A''.' - ''''''"' ''''''~' ''''' ~ ~ III
Advance.
Eltr"l'" '". ''t rh'" T..
H'A'" VIVA '"'''"H III '"'''''>' '''' ,.u
i'"H" 90
"H>';n= :; =,
E"AS and STATIONERY =
Doctors Fee :,
Summer Baths .>
Mas" ~
| Sc vi '''An" or Harp o. o.
l'A"''| .,
! ht.t y
Srp'r"''''' ~
pu,i]s are ..1,n;t ct, at any time. and
,.,,,,. ! ,n1v ,y,,n ne date Of rttt;,rrr
No ';r,rurtinn j. nia,l,. for It pupil who
NAV ~, withdraw. h.lr:" J." ,xrirn;irn
~ ~. Srs,;,, u,;}r>, if Ne on avrm,n,
nr .,kn..,.,
\o mu,t;ru1ar ores, is r,rru;.rsl, cx
cruy nu SYrI VS. anNThu.>l,> when
h,r. N,.,;nn !, voyn in viMirr. ard in
Sumwrr mink lawn, and occasionally
v|.;;r E,rn,,rt or Nain~ook.
vac, n,,,,;l uhor',, Nc ,yovil,d with a
n|ue, 4 white and q pink dress white
nl,;n E;,,,h;n,.t Veil, ;v, and 4 half o,
tLIrr wards |o,,~. a;rp,,!jnu to he ,;2. N
the ..n,r,r lady: black rlain Eoh,inrt
.,i)' Twelve c:,an.:> of under garments
,v.]vr n,;rs of hos. 4 dozen :,ul 4 halt
or ,vo dozen rorArt !.auAArIrhiris. "i%|,,
lorM, unkiu> ri.:ht towels. twelve col
Ius >j> n;"!,, -toWus four pa;rs Of shoes
:, r;,,t t,,, t,i,rt hov v,rL box, goblet
t,l1. l,n;l, fo,l, o,u1 suopn: two pairs
of blankets. three pairs of sheets, tnr,"
and Il half yards long, two a'd ha't
wide; n',>1nit"-hAr OF white n'ttlh"
two yards long the top to DE- five t'rt
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NATCTSIc (1x1
HIGH school,

hE' hN'''i!i?y is ro"rrtrd and will w.,
"r'n'a ~ the reception of pupils. %:
"NNAt', "d day OF APRIL next.
Glasses T. be Of three grades.
LIST Elementary Spelling, Recalling. w.:
t'H- and iiv>: 'Hls.' Of Aritl!;,rtir.
2nd Same continued. with History. G.
"~'ap|'%. oval !ri'hurtir. use t.!
Globes. English Grnluul;,r. hlrt rio
Exercises in Elnruion lind COMPOST
ton
Irl Higher or ''nivry%ilr ..t't!uhrtiri
a!v"ncrl Mathematics. Natural ai,.;
N"'Al Philosophy, aud Che Anci:,.
!AN;;;H'-,' :. f'.atin ::itd G!r"k!)
tERW>:
Tuition. for First Glass. per month $3.N
Second " ~
. 'Elir, - =" " j.:t'
Payal!r mont'l|y,J
Board can b. had IN tn" cit; xiii!
private Iarn'ir>, ironf $40, to Sl2 pei
ii;ui,lh.
". c. JACK
March 2'--tt: Principal.
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Brick Walls

our Bright Red is the only reliable Slate
Paint ever introduced that will efftctu-
ally prevent dampness from penetrating
and discoloring the plaster.
These paints are also largely used on
ont-houses and fences, 0. as = printing
coat on fine buildings.
Our only colors are Chocolate, Red,
Bright Red, and Orange.
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n q :
w tidy willing. and obllug American Protestant yOun;
understands her dudes thoroughly waitress AMI
experienced Chamberma0i viii assist 100 washing and
ironing, furnish AudcUJt'd refer ,n,es city country.
Apply AZ fAklSo Reliable Agency removed 10 l3s2 Broad
way S2dst
NNASH or IR0N.-A woman wants to go
W out by te day wash non capable Of kiud
Of hOus.woTk. III lUth ave.
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z UDh, NANIIEh aIu IItVNI.I''-A HUIIVHE
voug woman as good family makes good bread dnd
bf ,luu, desserts, &c., and Is superior washer
ana irJtcr; no objection 20 the country moderate wage Ia.
amino for 4. l.. PARIS EMPLOlMENI ~ NEA L, re-
iluvat ia L. ~ 1r.idWly, d. o5i-St.
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At Mrs IOWEis Larce EMPLOYMENT House

~ Will he found sus of German seants
also large number nIscass servants OF other naona
PupetOs hotels and summer houses employing more
than four servants will ind their interest ~ call al once
l3l l3tnst between Sd and 4th ayce
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tcs,ant Young woman ~ ur,tcla n,l' pns
iiul excellent cdmD mtii no objection u
the country; has sureTiDr references Gu Al PARlhs kh
able ccucy I272 broadway between 32d and
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EFVNNE " VIAIN'---h oV1OII7 = :, - -,
4 would lie place In city county can DO plain cook
ing ana uOi and ronrr; viii make herself geuer
aliy usrul low wage good reieunccs Can al fAhlS
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, removed ~ LIZ BiOadnay,
near SD o..
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fV0 PHILADELPHIA,
49,. PtNNSYINANIA RAILROAD. 1870 ,,,,
1HE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
hei
hEW-lOHE And PHILADELPHIA

Thirteen through TrsIgs way daily three Depotlh
Philadelphia. Two IN Ncn-f ork $780,.
D0e ifacA, tie icst Equipment, ahc te asoo'
iIme cn.sistrut Nifh absolute faicty. o..
4raLs leave New I0r. DesDTOsses ana WV
"l'i Httets FeflCs A. fo oWS: "a
~ so $50 Iuitri) O3O a. NJ ]. 4, O.. 6. $50
j a.. N"hday, a. ln. % T. :, go y. Ia 80, q "a
W, trains svs PM Adcpua $50 z ~ S.Hu;
~ - g. d. Limited EIpress. l35 MI 2. 4 SSO . anu
. b.. ana ~ 8dBIChi. SUNDAY. 80, Z, ~, H.
". 5000 o. ~ a1u T. midnight
esFi Once 521 aud 9f4 broadway, No Astor Honss
- leot OF beEbTusscs and C0TualdGkts; NO Couittt
i.nIhi Nos. ia, JIG and ilS Hudson At, Hobosoni
Istg. ~ "a TkfLsp CsoI pas.snrer Agent
fAANk THOMSON. General Manager.
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Silnnuous uldnte0-- MlIcs.


GARDENER and COACHMAN-By a trust
il uing and oil ling: can NIX a1d make lIa,clf generally
Lest frir S, inaa at onELs 100 west 3l't
GARDENER. COACHMAN, and USEFUL,
~ aud COOK. WASH, and ItqN, or "a 1 NJ Iti1S-ly a
with years reference rom LIST place 3oth WI D'
found willing ami ObIisnS; moderate wages can at"'' oh
ave. near 23iSt
MALE NURSE.-A competent man Of cXpe-
man; no objection travel; eooi cty reference Address
il. r.. Tribune Uptown Onicc LBS BROADWAY
MAN COOK-By a lirst-claSs French cook,
w understanding his work IN all details l1r eIin'r 90 ~
umcs Inquire for OF IVI.E al ODELLS, 100 West 3iihst
DRINTERS and PUBLISIIERS.-Apen permanent
l SITUATION is desired by hr,t-ciasS CONPo@IIOl,
and r.liabi " has iciics Ing book ard new COM
position, aud would make contracts al Io% bEurei OS 4
or address PRINTER care Of DICKSON BROS" ID No'th
William. st., NcwIOrk
USEFUL MANLY n single man, aged %
u wears good coachman and plain gauitne can also
n,siio.,s wages not much object Situation
Apply lOo 9Th ave. near 9lh-st' CAhfENlfN'
USEFUL MANA young Frenchman would
mans place hotel under.tands tie car OF horses, pam
farming 81 %'[eS no ooI'c fS 95 RtoaWSy opposite
the Eagle Thrdtcr.
WAITER. A respectable young German
W Protestant man wishes situation as waiter In private
family understands al IL bTnch,si has eN-
ceIlcn city reference Apply al BEDELLo. $40 ithriye
tXrAITER.-A frst-class French waiter de
w srrs a situation private family can furnish the
highest Of testimonial; s willing anu oulsIS lAu VI'a
gagged at JACQUIN's Flee. Go2 6thaye.
WAITER and USEFUL-By a genteel young
w Frenchman, wishes place in uty " country ear CIV
excellent references and Is Wiling to 90 an lhns
Inn moderate Inquire Tor JACOB - a'oDEL''
100 West jith St
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RiRGMNS In CiETOY MiTTIYG.
elcamboais ano Railroads.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID Leave Newok from foot Of Desbrosses and Cortandt
go ,,.-,-- l,.--,..
$50 Washington and the West, Richmond, Charles
tou an. lc ~ot making close connections for Columbus
CHICAGO. sc. .,..,.
tfuitHL7NIIt. Hif-du cars rom
Baltimore and Washington, making close connections LOT
CuciIHstI. louisville. ana ST. Louis
$50 daily, FOR Nashlugt D, the south, ana West run
man srrf,rs iOm NtEN0TI 10 Baltimore and W1slnctg ton
making close connections Tor chicago CINCINNATI Louisville
st Iu Ttt,Irs the south and ~uuth West Connects az
Was urrou with for IynShburg Foudo Newuileans'
and the south a.
through tickets, please call at COmpanys once, 80
Brogsy Ior, and at ticket Offices. ioot OF COrtanGt
AID Ig~tIOsses sis. and dtTOt, Jersey CITY
ASK FOR UCKITS VIA BALTIMORE AND OHIO
IL
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HIGH Valley RAILROAD.

/ EHiGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
- ENHANCEMENT OF PAsSEAGEk Trains Jan. !.
lb7Lcaye deaOa a. CcTtaudt and bcsOioasessis a.
go D., Night press. daily, for lAsioi LetheAIln Al
l1towu. Hauch Chun W. osr1rro Pttston -aTre Lmiis
5eseA Auburn. Eocloate bgdaio, Niagara fas ana 'As
"chA FuLulans sleep coaches it!l , ,a r-.,-
LOnT. a. SANt.E Supt ana Lagr:
OtLeIsl Easelu Csrrch AID tof2Att sts
CHAS. X. CUA AlAGs. Agent.
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I5OUSEkEEPER. A respectable middle
aged lads wishes situation As housekegpe or "I lake
caargc for tho understands marketing
ami tovGlng wages moderate best ciy reference no Ooee
The country call or address Room no :, 10 est
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6elp Wanteo

4 CENTS WANTED-W Women, children, and
n m.n al the NETWORK BOOK AGENCY kasI
Fourhst Tor the beautiful book. Li:ie Blown By1s.e.'
ii Ociy new boOk, and VtLCIS rSIhs AbarAl
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OODK. WASHtR and IRONEB.--A stO

y Young woman whom Ne know Is a good miy eooS
MO- gc bread and biscuit, desserts, &C. aud
~ - su,ror washer and oner has uueAcepuOuabc refer
ss ugrv preferred; wages IA. tan De sren "a PA KISS
GGENC, removed 10 ~ BrOadWay opposite the Eagle
Iflalfg
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Gituations Uautc0-- females

AT \. j. PARIS s. Co.'S AGENCY, removed
A y72 broadway, 3Ji st.-~cryantS can be OBJ
talcd city AID tOuntr, for hotes, hoa 4ng houses ana
pIyatc itnics have PrutCsants and Catholics "a any
csupcy: a o. male help references thoroughly investigated
al ms office special arrangements made WITH summer hotels
f..r mos