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The New York herald., 1878-12-21

passenger may be lucky enough to press through the
crowd the moment he reaches the platform, and rush
into the train that has just come to a standstiil
But 1t is an experience which is very common. ana
which every who has regularly taken the east side
elevated road every evening during the evening hours
from one of the downtown stations has gone
through. Fulton street is only sample OF the
Others. At the South ferry and at Hanover square
it is Just the The other evening gentleman
OF delicate physique who generally takes the road
before five p. NJ. arrived few minutes later. He
had little idea OF the novel experience before him.
He went to Fulton street station The crowd was so
great that he could not get up the stairs. He turned
back, saying to himself '.Ill walk down to Hano-
Yer square; ii will be better there" There he
waited twenty minutes and, still unable to get on
a train. lie thought he would make the thing
sure and took the down to the Battery, in the
hope of being thus OF getting comfortable
seat. There the multitude was so tremendous and
he wedged ia that when he finally reached the
ticket box he fainting away and to Use his
own language, he would have gladly given $1,000 had
he been ont of that crowd. Mr.. David Dudley Field
the brother Of the president of the road also rode
down to the Battery i'll sheer disgust in order to keep
his seat comfortably his way up town. and then
found to his grief that he had taken the wrong train
These few of the novel and sero-comic expert
ences which may be witnessed any evening at the
downtown stations of the east side elevated road,
but which. the company hope, will only last until
they have their full complement of cars and engines
and until they able. with more powerful engines,
to run every minute trains of four and five cars.
The New York herald., 1878-12-21
THE STEWART CHARITIES.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
Some of your Hebrew correspondents rather
poin,edly insnuatc that the recent action Of the
house OF stewart 4 Co. In proncrng contributions to
their several charities was prompted by Interested
motives. aud simply an endcavor to regain the pat
ronsgo of that influential class OF citizens which is
both ungcnerous and unjust the writer, from per
sonal experience. can demonstrate. The above men-
TONED firm for great number OF years had no
sc,dicr or more rcniuncrativc customers than the
theatrical profession and yet such the religious
adherence of its late head to the conscientious
scruplcs resulting from his early Prcsby cran train
ing that when the Secretary OF the Dramatic Fund for
the relief OF Docessitous members sent him twenty
FIVE tickets for of it's benefits, he, with noble
hdolity to principle and unselsh disregard for pros
pectivc gain. sent them all back aud demanded re-
ceipt for their delivery. POOR PLAYER
DI,ENIEN ~. 1878.
The New York herald., 1878-12-21
FOR THE POOR.

At the suggestion Of Mayor Ely. meeting Of .
number of gentlemen representing various chari-
table institutions in the city held in the Mayors
Office yesterday for the purpose Of taking
action to relieve the poor during the holiday
Among those present were John NJ. Goldberg, Of the
New York Employ yment and Relief Association; James
dwell, Of the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum;
Charles A. Bunting. of the New York Christian Home
for Incorporate Men; Rev. Dr. Peters, OF the Shell
tering Arms and Children's Fold: George c. Booth,
OF the Association for Improving the Condition Of
the Poor, and Rev. G. I. Woodruff, of ST. Barnabas
Home. Mr.. Samues suggested the practicability Of
pressed himself entirely opposed to the idea
less every charitable institution took part in it,
Another meeting will be held Thursday next
when the proposition will be made to permit orphan
boys to go around with wagons for the purpose OF
soliciting donations of clothing.
The New York herald., 1878-12-21
A CRUEL HERO.

John Hewitt was arraigned in Special Sessions yes
tcrdsy charged with cruelty beating his children
Officer McCabo, who arrested Hewitt. produced in
court, as evidence against his prisoner portion OF
a barrel stave upon which were marks of blood, and
charged the defendant with striking OF his little
ones with it. The Court lecturcd the prisoner and
sentenced him to six months improvement In the
Pcntentary. The prisoners counsel asked tor re-
consideration OF the sentence, on account OF the
meritorous conduct of the prisoner in rescuing
woman from burning TO DEATH IL was shown that
Hewitt recently entered the apartments of one OF his
neighbors where of the female inmates had
spilled some burning oil upon her clothing, and.
sczing her In his arms. smothcred the flames with
his clothing. Tho prisoner was complncntcd on his
hcroism aud his term OF imprisonment reduced to
one mouth
The New York herald., 1878-12-21
PoUNDMAsTER GREG ACQUITTED.

Robert Greg. keeper of the Twenty third ward
pound Brooklyn, was tried before Judge Moore, In
the Kings County Court of Sessions yesterday, for
shooting Charles Sims, one of his former employees,
the afternoon Of October s. last. The trouble be-
tween the men arose from the refusal of Greg to pay
for wagon ia which Sims and his associates con-
veyed animals TO the pound. Sims, who thought
to be fatally wounded at tho time finally recovered,
and was present yesterday during the proceedings.
The jury, after short absence from the Court roons
returned verdict of not guilty.
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AMUsE EMENTs.

WAALLAcks. !. ,psrp, wnr.cx
THE NEW DRAMA.
EVERY EVENING
GREAT REskrrISS .,',A ~A'' ''s""1.
THE rABLEAuX
NIGHTLY REDhasSDaD. dhsa IA SDa 5. '"' '''' ''''S
and the acting hfis6 ITq Ee'fsea ENTnsIAsM Mis
1T an immediate aud emphatic success and got its
rewsa spoa he York rr,9%Se STw MUSIC
AppKopKI,rE oosfiTEs NEW Asp Hsp APPOINTMENTS.
T,nEATRE coMIQuE. 5i4 BROADWAY.
hAHHi'Af nSsirivriY LAST WEEK ''p''O''''
of the successful that has been offered 70 the pub
'''''' mARRIGAN 4 HART.
in Edward HarrgpnS, new original Irish Drama
ONLY ONE WEEK MORE.
LoRGAIRE MATiNEEs "Wednesday and Saturday.
STANpARp THEATRE, BROADWAY AND. asD s.r
ss'srs %Taosf TsetA Of the s'f1' LIE, Pr'"''
ALMOST LIFE.
ALMOST LIFE,
e y ss% night
Saturday Matinee 30 Popular prices
E'IFTH AVENUE THEATRE.
MATINEE TO-DAY AT 80.
GREAT POPULAR SUCCESS"
JOSEPH JEFFERSON.
"AMERICAs GREATEST COMEDIAN"
AS RIP VAN wINKLE
"A MASTERPIECE OF ACTING,
ENTIRELY NEW SCENERY.
"TRIuMpHs OF SCENIC ARrn
MATINEE TO-DAY 80. AND TONIGHT AT 9.
DROADWAY THEATRE, CORNER 3oTH ST
DEDGAR FULTON. ..Lessees and Managers
MATINEE TO-DAY AT 3
B. u
n
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-04
MISCELLANEOUS.
Notice OF
9herin's Sale.

Dy ,virtne of an execution issued out OF
II the Dis riot Court OF the fouI1n
Judioial J. istrict of Nevada III anu ~
the county of Humboldt, On sn
10Th day of January, A. D.. 1919, anu oo.S, Az,
duly directed and delivered ON the Jun Joy
of January, A. ID. 1878, for Juusin 20 Ian
covered in taid Court ON the 29th DAY oi jan
nary, A. d. 1878, in favor OF julius DunielI
and against thomas Mills for the sum VI
two thousand and one hundred anu t0n
dollars (21l0 O0) U. s. gold coip daIlases,
together with $l1 50 U. S. god com costs anu
disbursements at the date OF salu Juu6ils
and accruing costs, did on the 29th gay "
Ianuarv. A d. 1878 levy upon and take IN
execution the following described peisoh9l
property, to wit: :, ,o.
Iwenty-four chairs. IL tables, ii bureaus,
l rocker, 2 wash stands, stove, iooAInS
glasses, II quilts, IL blankets, Ia SHEETS
/ lounge, cushioned chairs, l arm ehali,
l table, IL be- steads, ii spring mairasses,
pulu mattresses, 20 pillows, 20 pillow cases,
towel stands, ii chambers, IL poWls anu
pitchers, ii carpets, spittons, camp slooi'
and did ON the 31st day OF January "A ~
1878, by virtue of the said writ, Level upon Tue
following described personal property, 10 VII.
- window blinds. / barrel macKereI, MI
mackerel, 3 large pitchers, ZIG side dishes, ~
glass goblets, syrup mugs, II saucers, ~
sauce dishes. l52 plates, cream pitchers,
~ tea cnps, l large tray, 10 pressed pans,
dish pan, lamps, 10 candlesticks
chandeliers, / castor and cruit, l lot OF
carpet foot mat, stove, one range, and
camp stools.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given
that on
WEDNESDAY, THE SIXTH DAY OF
FEBRUARY, A. d. 1873,
Between the hours of O'Clock in the fore
noon and O'Clock in the afternoon. viz: at
IL o'clock A. M. at N. Levy's store. on Bridge
street, Winnemucca, humboldt county,
Nevada, l will offer for sale at public
auction the first above described lot Of prop
erty to the highest bidder or bidders for cash
T. 5. gold coin; and that at l O'Clock p. M of
said day at the @ ntIal Pacific Hotel, in Winnie
mucca, HUNT oldt county. Nevada, will sell
the last above described lot Of property at
public auction to the highest bidder or
bidders for cash in hand, payable only in U.
5. gold coin, to satisfy said judgment costs
and accruing costs,
Given under my hand in my office in
Winnemucca, Humboldt county, Nevada, this
LIST day of February, 1878
CHARLES A. KYLE,
Sheriff of Humboldt county, Nevada,
febl- I'd
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-04
Dissolution of Co-partnerShip

yUyHE partnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned under the firm
name Of Levy 4 Haskell, dOiig business in
Golconda, Nevada, is hereby dissolved by
mutual consent.
Mr., +. N. Levy, the succe sor, under the
firm nam Of +. N. Levy, assumes all liabili-
ties of the late firm, and ne alone is author
lied 10 collect all outstanding debts due laid
nrm, ID. HAsKEi L.,
+. N. Ivy.
Golconda, New, Janury 7, 1873.
Referring to the above, We thank you for the
patronage you have bestowed upJn the old
firm, ana hol e, by strict attention and fair
dealings to merit a continuance Of the same.
j. N. LEVY.
jams
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-04
Delinquent Taxes.

OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR.
Humboldt County, Nevada, Nov. %, 1871
NJ Office is hereby given that the delin-
IN quent tax list for the fiscal year of SIT
has been deposited with the District Attorn y
OF Humboldt County. Nevada, and that unless
the delinquent taxes therein specified are paid
to the Country Treasurer Of said County with
in twenty t20) days from the date hereof,
action will be commenced by the District
Attorney for the collection Of said taxes and
costs. CHARLES A LAGRAYE,
County Auditor OF HUMBOLDT County, New.
dec3-td,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-04
FOR SALE.

r will sell my grain and hay ranch, contain
ii ing 800 acres, $50 acres Of plowed land and
70 acres Of Ray land, with plen.y OF water for
irrigating purposes. The ranch is well sup
piled with dwelling aud out houses; also
agons, teams and farm tools. Terms easy
For further par iculars address b. +. RILEY,
Paradise Valley, Humboldt County, New,
81 e. jan .9-4w.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-04
Private Medical in.titu,e.
Physical and Mental Debility.

Vital weakness. nervousness. low spirits,
laspfl ude weakness II the limbs and back,
lose II nIus MAR 3 weT, indisposlti, Il ard IN
capsbi ity for iAbor aud study. weak, 81
hautted feel ne. no energy OF courage palpi.
thti, of the heart, duIllessef apprehension.
iors Of ms mUTy, ayeIsi'n 60 society, love q
solitude timioi y self disirust. Tors of man.
hood. dizziness, headache. al SIN the kide'
affections OF the eye, rimples on The fate,
sexual or r OIL q IL mites III man or wo-
man, are cured ly the Justly celebrated ply
S, ian. l.. j. ZAPkAY, NJ. ID.
His method Of curing disease is peculiarly
his own unknown TO oih,rsl al Hence the
great success. ILep ma ic aff tiiCns. chronic
eatarfh diseases Of tie stomach aud kidneys,
liver complaints ,tc., successfully treated
DIX. q PkAY, ne Of the moht successiui
medical Iractitiontis On the lscinc coast,
may be consulted confident lily in reference
10 the above ana all other complaints 81 the
institute.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-04

Legally and quietly obtained in every State
and Territory, for INcuMPATIBILITY and other
causes, no matter where the party resides.
Is years experience. Fee after decree. All
letters contdtntia Address a. j. OSx-
TeR. Atty. Rooms 4 8, lag Dearborn ST.,
CHICAGO, ILL. Unquestionable references
given Correspondence with the legal pro-
fession invited
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-04
No. 400 KEAR>Y ST., San Francisco.

~ The Doctor offers FREE consultations
and at ks no 7, mt n,r ii, unless lie Effects
cure Charges moderate. q pmunieAtions
strictly confidential. Medicines s,nt oy ~.
press Address J. J. CzAPK Y, Nj. d., TO"
Office Box ca, an Francisco, Cal.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-04
ARTESIAN WELLS.

NNHE UNDERSIGNED BEds LEAVE
Il to inform the public that he now
prepared, with the most approved machinery.
to sink Artesian Wells in any part of the state
on the shortest notice.
All orders or communications on the sub
lect address IL Cahpon l. Palmer, Bait,
Mountain willr ceive I-cmpt attention.
g. L CAHOON
Battle Mountain. octcbsrB tsTs .os.t4
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4'hs1 1dr S 20 Psdr Caro WE'D $500
Uuionaye W (23d Ward, 1O6 Bx3O0 (iot No 30 on
T peet ~ 1OOcC
sane RrSgsr oia.a .u nu'OA. 1900
schucS and wife 20 Augustus + hoilv.- .;...;. ~
same properly Augustus Hely 10 Mary Sehuck.. II
I"S sad 6tt = 20 To JSb1 BliRrocS l25C
%ss a fT 20 70 Iz az IosO
oresId prEas.a dV sSd wife 70 Gustav 25OOC
Suffolkst COOS 70 OF RiviDEt0n-st, 5n2xlOO
d chle 70 .io 13OOC
47tis s. 25l fl * Lexington ave, l6iIx1OO5t 90,
James * G. eenswari 10 Charlote LaqueeT.... lLoOt
4th-sf, & 81 Il e OF LOWEST, Z6x1Jx irregular any
smith to Peter HCe.-.-...-----
ll4t5 TsSt e 2S2 r,eTs. q 10 sar 5000
23d.s n e. 172 II Of centre line between ~ ana
lOth-ayes. 22x1i7.6; Lucy say to Francis ,
GOokn and Alice ID Ball
g6th-st n a. 100 u e Of shave, 2jNlOOlii Jnhn Sas
setf IT, referee to the Manhattan savings lhsu ooo
oetbsf n a 90 n a II an ave s5xIOO II John
s s9ti r. referee, 70 'ne nana''n 9,i. @ 1000
4tl ave e a between "a and s5tbsts dots Nos &6S
and $50 on the map - Ilar en- Co9amoisl. sVXsoi
John Bassett jr referee 20 the Manhattan saw ooo
27t.sJ no 926 wss George W Morton and wife TO ooo
Same properly Michael scuInn % Margaret Nor 70
AoT5isPaSs issS So 70 Hen He5ry church $500
lst 9sslen s. sp5 9t wife 10 t5Ties Bnrkharif 5000
ChaEeSs5 a, 3 M 70, ~ y Mari seaman 1000
7bfh.Sf. = i25 n w OF &daye. 25XlUS.2; Ge0fBe
Baiers 20 Charles g Dallaniore
I38thst S G cor southern Uoulcvard. 15x lOON l5yN
d d EPG erag Da'es ana vic " eOOa
s5tS amt st $50 n u Stiavc 5Oxlo33i sarah
Walsh A8sSvu
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK, Friday. 1

NEw-YoRK. Friday. Aug. 2, 1873.
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change salesrOOm to-day:
BV John T. B0yd
factory building, sheia with two lots Mes 526 and
528 East 18th st go Of Ave-B. each lot -.
25xl00; Harriet M Boyd So4VV
BV I'm. HcnHCtta.
lots on Athave n l3fth-st, each 25x9Oi Jas 80
1eafu wv
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Bankrupt Notices.

INSTRUCT COURT of the UNITED STATES
matter o. JOHN ,. TROW banErpt.-N BASKhuPfCr.-
Warrant Bankruptcy has been issued by said Court
against the estate o. JOHN f. TRDW. OF the CIV
Of New.YOr Of the County Of NewYOrk, OF the state
Of Ney.York said District, adiudged bankrupt upon
the petition his creditors and the payment OF debts
ana OF property belonging 10 sd banhFup
nina are forbddcn BY meeting OF the creditors OF said
debts, and choose 0r mOrc as
sgnees Of his estate Will DC held nt COnrt OF akry
10 be No 322 Broadway In the Cy gt Ne1Drk
I'M aid District the Goth day OF August A d. 1873 al ~
o'clock M the office o Isaac DAYTON esquire one OF inc
Regfsters In Bankruptcy OF said Court .
LOUIS p. PAYN, Marshsl-Nessepger.
V1HIS is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the LIST
dav Of August A d. 1873. Warrant IN Bankruptcy was
issued against the estate 81 Ben IAMIN NoVb. Oh
york who has been adJudged a bankrupt on MS own
t,efiront that the pyment Of debts and delivery
of any property belonging 70 such bankrupt 10 nm oI 9r
hs ue and transfer Of property BY HIM arc forbid
den y law that meeting OF the creditors OF the shid bank
n 10 prove their debts and 90 choose or more asgnees
Of hs estate viii De held AZ Court OF Bankptey 20 90
Join Fitch Register. the 18Th day Of August A. d.
1873 al II O'i0'A d. W. LOUIS r. PAWN,
u Marshal as Messenger southern District OF NeNYork
THTS is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
9ofb day OF Juy A. d. 1873 Warrant IN bankruptcy vas
Yoq in he County OF YORK and state Of New who
a. hen adiudged q bankrupt his own peu0n that the
and delivery Of any properly peloneihE
10 saeh bankrupt 10 him or for bus use ana me o g
,,rE by him are forbidden by law that meeting OF the
Creditors OF tbs sad bankrupt 20 prove heir debts 5na
$500 a1e or more gnees OF his estate viii DO held al
tsCstv NJ NeW.YoTk beore Mr. Henry Wilder Allen; Reg
iser on 4th day OF September a ~ Is'9; SSOA
g. g. Marshal a. Messenger southern Dstre,Oi NewYOrE
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Qorporallon NOiltes.

NOTICE.-James NJ. Oakley q Co; AUCTION S1n,
~ viii sell AZ public auction. by order 81 the Depart
-, ~ boeEs on August y 1914 az ~ o'clock me- certain
ios ~ ora material Including fer5 noats sheds s9 en- oi
@ lles Wronaht iron and NbeelbarroNs tef ti nlon
sten sec "The cav Record copisa Tor sAis A. Nv NS M
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Goparinershlp NoIlres.

GSyHF FIRM of LEAVTTT g. HUNTER is
u THIS oAy dS'""'N W H Y LEAVITT,
A. u. HUNTER
New.York August !, 1873.
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Religious Noilres.


-, =, ,eaT an aveL the Rev. JAMES NJ klNb ~ ~
l4tns' LII ,reach Subjects: ana Failure" aud
rb }reaebngs OF the Rainbow" Strangers eoiaAly wei
coined.
.,,,,v Ra1tsf Church. S4th-sty west Of sth2ye eI
AI1,ty m n n m and 74k BY the Rev VIM IL U MY
sTcNE Seats frce. All are invited.
--,..ia,ion Hall 2Sd.st, corner 4thaye ,,,
Se Ssss for Young only III the Paror al O'CLOCK
SSo.ng N eng Prayer.meetings;
.5,fssf n, n G.3D No. M. young men generhly.
P4afiRsi,AY and SATURDAY, p. mg young men geher
ally. a., 80 ,,es,tpy saturday and Sunday e1
cepiedl iOF both sexes IRON = 70 . . Sloes. -
-1-ooLIvn TabernncIe.--Aug The Rev; " De Wid I
n 81 Sf 115F d. d. VIII preach ID ", ne4t ghs
4 and EVENING ana every SUNDAY W.. "a NV, uS
Fcnng Lectures the "Sefulaf kfsn OF ne WEE
fIlpes ,s Pel,eious 5tandp int VIII be resumed next
FRIDAY evening - : 577-s
f,oIieeIate Re0rlned Dufeh Church, e9faef
Br0adWay.-1he rev II
RsttstoE ID D. will preach on sABBAIh 4.h INST ~ "a
-, ana the rev Wa. Or Isf'oN, d. D. Az p. "a.
,.a,fe,e Re5errnea Dutch Church. bteaye snd z9ih
sc Rev h. Or UIsfos D p VII nag ~ IoIfS
HATH an Inst. 81 II a. M anu tAo NV. -
3CK ID. D.. at TAO y, IN.
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Gitn RsaI estate for Sale.
WILLIAM-ST.- Valuable corner will be sold
w very low % a pr0mpt purchaser. . - ,.
RULAND & WHITING Beekman-st
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sitnationo manleo-- MaIss

YOUNG MAN attending school about half
~ time would like 10 be employed The remainder ~ gai er
inc rshnhe for newspaper Address ADVERTISER,
19s East lOth-st
Young Man 20 years of age, and well
"A educated the grocery business somo
Wholesale stibhshmeut; highest testimonial for character:
wages no object Address T. w. W., 1913 4thaye.
DY an honest intelligent and sober young
I'D man; willing anythng trstclass reference Cau
or address ia Fs A. MADDEN No. 21l West i3t- st
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Esnurss ano alsstlnas.
A SERIES OF LECTURES
N ON SUBJECTS CONN ECTEn
WITH MODERN ENGLISH LITERATURE

A SERIES OF LECTURES
N ON SUBJECTS CONN ECTED
WITH MODERN ENGLISH LITERATURE
BY JAMES I. FIELDS.
OF Boston author OF Yesterdays with Anth0r and former
Editor OF The Atlantic Msntiy."
These lectures Authors and Books, consisting largely
OF Personal RecOliectOns will be delivered OF
twelve four be selected soparaa
lectures The Whole Of selections FROM the
been given other Places m Boston as the Lowell In
sHte and Boston University In Baltimore at the Peabody
Institute; in Philadelphia, NeSYOFk Washington, Prov
dence, Cambridge Newton Wilmington Cincinnati Chicago
Hartford, Springfield. Answer E1efer and &C Amherst
wams Dartmouth. 5warthmoFe, Welesley rufts and SOW
eTai other colleges.
Mr. Feds's address, is No 1fs charlesst Boston, where
applications the Autumn and Winter may be made %
hi8.
SUBJECTS.
introductory The I'm OF earnest regard for
and study Of English Literature. Method OF study recon-
mended.
Alfred TonnysOn the Man and the Poet.
Sydney smith and hts Work In Life.
William Wordsworth with RecOleCiiOus OF the "l1kd
Country" Of England.
ChrisSopher North wi Personal RecOTIections
Thomas Hood
Charles Lamb aud his Friends.
William COwper aud his Peculiar Influence on the World.
De Quincy, the English Opium Eater.
Keats and shelley. with the Story Of their Lives
Thomas Campbell Nathaniel Hawthorne.
LOngfeOw, the pOet AMI scholar with Personal Sketches
F1ctOn--Od and New-and its Eminent Authors.
Literary and Artistic society In LONDON Twenty five Years
Ago.
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ellnallons WauLe0--te mILes.


A DvERTIsEMENTs FOR THE NEW
Pr6 5%RS oFFI IesS 20 Ia BrG la cor rSr
st. OF 38s West Twenty or Ets41i3 Eg ny
No 2SSf nulaye onehimirci andt~eniy iohrth-si.
oibceTa
NTBUCKE'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. $50
~ 4th.aveg 2ltss date Iooshamsl VII be lglpd
boarlins houses sr ali naoHs Protestant aud Caih
receive re- prompt 5 f aitesro6 " u BUcKE FreprisoT
An ASSORTMENT of first-class help of all
"A nat2aalitss male and t,m3ie fgnea ma 5'e s2sI
work city country: aDd lot u n'rt waiter men Tor
6t Sa- t''' O--D ~ = az 49,.
CO0K.-A young Swedish girl as frst-class
dre 1s's soi Esst i2tssi, let foofi
COOK, &c.-A competent respectable woman
y GTotcsaut 10 coos wash anA ron IN PIRATE taiy
4lJ West 2G,li-sl near 9thaye. Room 3, hrst noor
NOOK.-By a Swedish Protestant cook
GeTs.isd i n AZ H saa d y aorE eieecp co5E VII
usriui n auy cspaeity Ho,erate Nas,s Hnl en'gni
e5npendauons from her lass employer S66 6tsve near
23d-st. Isl ho0r
OOK-LAUNDRESS.--B a Swede ProteS-
~ tant COOK thoroughly empcirni w'Han, wlS under
stands All kns Of family UoyS excellent eogE VII De use
fu IN any eaIacy moefae wages and DsTgan,Ht p.,se
reisTe no O. sst ss g 81, sS eo, s Of '' rs'
CHAMBERMAID &e.-An English woman
- 10 90 up stairs work ana assist VIII htchgn work excel
lent references Can or adde's 525 Elst2itl-s'.
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.-By a
y swedish Young woman very ~s % "a ii+Ea,''
silver &c excellent sober, hDnesL obl-iug woman
country or city. Csl "a NO $50 shave, near 'lh.sL
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.-By an
able well copstrut in either elpariy -
csarbrguaaid wava cleans silver, NCi an excellent
sober honest ObgiuE country an Ctl. Can % Ma
3G6 Gth-avr.. near 23d-st, lst hDcr
GENERAL HOUSEWORK.-Ay young Scotch
NJ Protestant fr cfy country j. Rund plain
cook washer aud Ir0usr nice bread and biscuit likes
clilrrn r0pd city rel uoieTatn waEus city or
country. Gail al 2J0 Gt-ayr. near ietb-ht
HOUSEKEEPER.-By q middle-aged WON
II ID work; good reference.
Rfrs. MULCAHEY, so East 3lstst
HOUSEWORK.-A good strong American
crl: willing make herself usrui around house city
country than wagef 800 Gtlye' near I'd ST.
lat floor.
NURSE.-By an English Protestant young
~ woman and experienced take The entire charge q
40 infant AID bring bottle. growing children
rearka ca 6rrn and al others; very willing and
obnrng willing make herself usrinl has the very best
testimonials city country No $50 btnaYe, near 2Ht,
LIST floor.
NURSE and SEAMSTRESS.-A very desIm-
~ BILE Protestant and years city ref
ence take infant Um birth growing ehiirrn a
neat seamstress wages desirable than
steady ntuati0n city or country Can al ZOO OuaFe, near
l8thst
WASHING, &e-ResDectabe German wo-
w man. washing and ironing n the house Miss
BILLING, 3O4 East 6lstst. in the rear.