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The New York herald., 1878-02-07
TIE SEE OF TROUBLES.
The newark Presbyt

The Newark Presby,ery met yesterday. As usual,
one OF the chief features OF tho session. at least TO
the secular understanding. the ncvitxbc revival
Of the Sec Al the last meeting OF the Presbytery
II found that Rev. Mr.. See could not bc removed
without trial committee was appon cd TO wait
upon him and again urge him, for tho sake of peace
aud harmony, to step down and out Yes-
tcrday committee reported haviag dono
10 but In VAIN. Mr.. SEQ said he did
not tnink u duty TO leave the Wicklina
street Church without shepherd Besides, Mr.. Cone,
the alleged cause oil all the trouble had WITHDRAWN
IRON tue church. The committee recon amended that
the matter be cropped right there TnB rccommenda-
rejected. however, aer long and desultory
discussion the " reject being II TO To- Never
thcless II considered proUabe that tho case will
honceiortn wncre II Is This, vlrtuaiiy,is u de-
cided victory Tor Pastor see.
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AN EDITOR S SUIT.

oUSuR has been commenced by Augustus Maverick
@gainst Demas Barnes TO recover the OF s2Ol 30,
salary due and 900 damage doae to his reputation
by the sudden stoppagc Of the paper OF which the de-
iendant was the owner The latter who was pro-
pretor OF tho lalo Brooklyn Argus, employed tho
plalntin as managing editor anu that gentleman
claims that he was emitted 70 one months notice,
which he Jailed TO receive lie paid at the rate o
SO. 900 per annum for tmc, aud that amount WIS
subsequently, increased TO $500. Nj. Barnes denies
that therc was an understanding as to the termina
toD OF the contract, and counter claim ~ SGT up Tor
81 200 for advances mado and Tor $l50O for injury
done TO the pnpof.
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rur NATIONAL TRUST coMpANy

Thomas KoIso, an old resident OF Baltimore, who
gives his age ninctythrec, Is seeking through tho
courts compel Mr. william J. Best rcceiver Of the
National Trust Company, 10 return to hun certain
bonds and stock, which he says he deposited with tho
company lilo specifies as such bonds ana stock
twenty irst mortgage bonds OF tho Chicago ana East
Illinois Railroad Company. valued az $4,000; In
come bonds OF tho same company, issued on account
oil the nfteen per cent assessment, valued at 81 OVU
aud stock OF the saus company, for haf accr ued
tcrest valued at 80 III 90. Hc states his AFFIDAVIT
that these bonds we're prom Used to DO given to him
on surrender OF $40 900 worth oi bonds oil tho
Danyiilc anu Nincennes Railroad Company ana pay
mcnt by hin OF $4,000 cash. Hc states that he COM
Piled With his part oil the agreement, and he now
wishes the bonus and stock montioncd abovo TO DO
given ~ him. Judge Donohue. w whom the appiica.
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MRS. DIR. LozIER's AFFAIRS.

9'E" '''0Hs "
To THE EDITOR OF Tue HERALD:-
VIII you do mo the kindness TO correct statement
OF my aairs made In yesterdays HERALD, founded on
error OF my own and tending ~ DO me iDjustcer
Tho 'discrepancy" In assets you speak OF from
my placing a nominal vauo for an actual, and doubt.
less Will bo duly amended In the proceedings. Permit
me here 10 say that my financial embarrassment -
mainly due TO the unusual BhrinkBge OF real estate
values and consequent inability to auvantageousiy dis
pose OF properly upon winch large sums have bccu
paid, dficuIy l think, all VINO nave ielt times
will appreciate. rhe Sill. 400 mortgage debt
upon valuable properties the titles to which several
CASES. am assured, will not be Ioreclosed.' The un.
secured debts are very small, and do not exceed
$1,000. CLEMENCE s. LOZlER, NJ. ID.
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NOT A BAD INVESTMENT.

A sailor was induced, yesterday, while tho dock
at foot OF Main street, Brooklyn to invest 81 In
prizo package by man named Dohorty. Tho FIRST
chance he LOOK Jack won greenback. Hothen pur-
chased 81 worth OF packages and dndng that they
contained no money he grabbed three prrzs parcels
and ran away. Doherty gave chase and caught hold
OF The sailor, who struck him IN tue eye. police
man i0tcrfercd aud took both men before Police JUS
ticc Walsh. The magistrate opened ono OF the pack
ages, and nndng 81 bill IN II hc gave II to tho
sailor who was discharged. Donerty was fined SO Tor
poddiing without u license
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AN OFFICER SHOT BY A MURDERER.
MEMPHIS, Tonn., Feb. @, 1878.

MEMPHIS, Tonn., Feb. o, 1878.
About ono O'Clock this morning Odlcer Rcstcmer-
meyer, while on duty near the Mississippi and Ten
nessee Depot heard n shot fired In a shanty near by
aud the scream OF woman. Running toward tho
house, the officer met Bob King, notorious negro,
ruGning OUT and ordered him 10 naI King Instantly
nred the bail striking the officer In tue Jaw, INJECTING
fatal wonnd. IL was afterward aseertnined that
King had shot and fatally wounded Laura BurnshiII
cqofed, and feeng when mot by the ofiicer. 80
w he has escaped, arrest
The New York herald., 1878-02-07
FROM EMPEROR WILLIAM.

A meeting Of tho New York German Society was
held yesterday afternoon NJ their Offices No 81 Broad
way. In tho absence OF the president, Commissioner
Haufmap, Vice President Robert Pagensteckcr occu-
pied the char. Mr.. SchmtttenhouDor acted sccre-
tary, apd reported that lew sgone society had
received $3.50 IN goid as donation, from Emperor
William, Of Germany, la aid ol the funds OF Tho
socotv.
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COAL OPERATORS MEETING.

BITHLEaEx, Pa, Feb 6, 1878.
The individual operators Of tho Lehigh region met
here this afternoon Ario Pardoc presided and Judge
Ham burger acted as secretary. Alter harmonious
of Two hours II was agreed that the allotment
OF coal 10 each operator should be based on the
best months shipments during tho past two years.
The amount shipped Will depend on the wants OF tho
market. IL was also agreed that every operator
should ship his allotment each month or lose his ton
mage except In cases Of strikes or other trouble. A
com ec of one from each region was appo, led
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CHARGES AGAINST A POSTMASTER.

Providence, X. l., Feb. Q, 1873
The charges against Postmaster Brayton, oil this
city, which were presented In the Housc Of Repre-
sentatives by Mr. Landers, this afternoon. arc known
here TO be generally false and maiicous Two Of the
nfdavts are made by discharged Post once officials
and the otner by disappointed obscure politician.
Nne-tentns OF our business men would probably in-
dorse Mr Brayton as one OF the most efficient post
maatera Providence
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DRY GOODS FAILURE.

by TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALp.1
PEORIA, Ill, Feb. q, 1873
Robert Johnston n Co., dry goods merchants, made
an assignment to-day to Charles Raymond. Their
liabilities amount TO SO 900; about So OO0
number OF New York merchants arc among the
cra
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CLANDEsTTNE MARRIAan


FSon ne B,sipw, SIN.
On Tuesday were borne from sumptu0us
house high up on Fifth avenue. for intormen In
q Connecticut town on tho New Haven road. not
far from this city. the remains Of revercd wife
and mother. Hnlf q century ago. when che war
tho only unmarried daughter Of an old and
wealthy family Of tho town in whose cemetery
her body now rests, abe came 10 Now York In
the bloom and vivacty OF youth just conscious
OF its own power. to visit the friendly house,
hold Of ono ~ our first merchants. Aprolonga-
ton Of her solourn here lid not excite the
rcmonstrancc OF her parents until they were
possibly occasioncd by tho frequent cnils ~
gentleman. lieutenant Of tho British navy
whose attentions seemed ominously serioup
cipitatcly for the city 70 convey back forthwith
ihc Riddv d9Esel, Upon Arrangement before
,he m ,r", har Tue young lady did not 1eny
her Now York friends had soon no reason 10 in
terfcre with; indceI., upon Stepping into the
carriage, to GO home uhcr, wac no NV Haven
Raj road thcnl. she said quite coolly: It's
useless to Ind fault now. ma. for am married.
such. indeed. WINS the startling fact. After a
courishp. she and he licnicnnnt had bccn
cland' s'ihciy married. and before the Mortified
their Connecticut home tw"niy-four hours. me
bold young sailor was there too, ~ claim his
her own room. and both parents met his appeals
with stenIy refusal to acknowledge his au-
UOr,iy. III girl wns but child thcy snid. not
conscious of her own mind and they should
resist with every possible form Of law any at
tempt to remove her from their custody. The
hu-' and urging TINT thcy loved each other was
told TINT sh' whom he had nadc his wife. in
nnmr only. Row bitterly regretted her scnti-
mental folly. aud wished to sac him no more.
As;punl,l ut this Insertion. the Young man
pa, eiunatriy impugncd ts truth. Would he bo
generous enough to give her np. he was asked
II shr herself assured him Of her desire to that
.frei? Chi,nlronsiy though too rnshly per-
hnps. he a"rcrl 50 ~ do. confident undoubt-
ediv. that She would prove true to him.
And then cam" the most extraordinary scene
Of the ltilc drama. 4 ninrrcd sister strikingly
res"n' bling IT," vet imprisoned rgin wife had
been hastily summoned from this city for the
purpose. and. arfullv dressed Ia intensity the
res 'rihlHncc. lurricdlycnt red the room whore
the Lieutenant wa prrs"n,. with u friend for q
witness. 60 i.urn his tate. and. with simulated
SOILS hastily hid h"r fn"" on her mothers hosom.
Sufun-ins her 10 hr the wife whom hs agiiatcd-
" called hv name. the deceived husband begged
her to 60 with him ! wish h. remain with my
moturr. WAS the apparently fearful wrr.
without SO n,ucl is "a glance for him; and.
without unoth ~ word, the Lieutenant bowed to
parents and chiid. and ut once Withdrew with
his friend from { /" room and the house. On his
way lack H. New York hy Steamboat u faVorite
dog that accompanied him lrapcd overheard.
an he. plunging Instantly over 10 the rescue.
| Nn- drowned
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"THE on sHIp ~ DaNGERv
A. the Bedside or IL "a Wade HI. Intensc
Vitality.

An instant later ! stood IN the darkencd
room. gra-uinr the extended hand Of The old
war hors". ii = face was ualr and AZ nuntrd.
but the grow ~ board DAD not con eral tn" pow
eriul outlines winch IT," wasting If the n IN
served only o. u ak more prOlnruL IN. eye
was pit rcingiy tr gi. uiln' RI lishilngthr dark
ened room-t seemed - II an tur int"ns' Vi
lality for which the man had h,rn so famed
was concentrated tl"rr sp"nk ma. of a courage
aud will IS d unil'tH hs Of uld. Slowly. Hnd
painfully. and w!n long Iaus,s hetWc, II the
brnlencr-. he sad.
My mouth s very dry. | cannot spenk
much. But am rind to see you. do not
know you, hut know ----- --. III Wn- u
good nun. liz VS. always n good man and
again-' very good man, And MIR. E-..l -ton.
40. did You sayf Yes. | know him. He IL
rue IL n'rdH tru mon now. Say to my
friends IN tin'lnnnii Shat they must stand fast
Tho old ship In IN danger. She needs brave
men"
| told him Of the messages Of sympathy aud
affection that brougir him.
am very grateful to them" said he that
they remember me. Give them my love-"
asked him II might give them some en-
enlargement n to ms health.
fear not, SAID he am an old man and
am well on my Way through the last suffering.
II were 10 get wrll II would h., but Tor n uuc
while. and should have II all to 20 over again"
Then with another grusp Of the hand lett
hiin. fearful OF too lar taxing his strength.
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brother aud sister at Inv.


I'm the superior Civil Court, Yesterday, the
cHSe OF Ett, II. Hail against l. ivan A. Hail was
put On triul. Tho action j. to recover - 81. for
and outuiniu: Tor IN" defendant pardon and
i = hnrz' from the Rhode Island Sint.. Prison.
Tn" plnini II ailrEn. that drirndnut employed
her to O.inln the 'har.r. and that he prom
Is "a "a pay h"r literally ana TO reimburse her
iur all her rNUrns,s.
rhe plaint.n WIS the first witness. She is n
drc-snukcr, unmarried Her home il in
Weston hr bus n'S,s il in Wnthnm and
elsewhere. Her time IL worth from o. 10 81 per
Edwin. the defendant. WAS In the Rhode Island
state Prison from July g. 1875 to Apr 10.
1916. She sprnt u Gr Mt drnl of time between
December an February In try NJ To- obtain his
r"lease. This she did at his quest. and be-
cause he promised y nay sisti ~ vaan1aaau>u
bursr her for her ~ AMI tr0INIa. From the
second week in February W the date OF the par-
don. ten wee, f. she WIS ia Providence four
days In every week. She had expenses for rail
three weeks Abe boarded IN "A hOts in Proyi-
drnce. Her work in obta ming the discharge Of
her hrO'hr WIS In soliciting signatures ~ in
nueutn men t. Il petition Tor his pardon. AT r
the pardon had been granted by the : mate. II
" sgivrn TO her 10y the Sacretiry 81 STATE. and
All" To- X i To- the prison. When Edwin was re-
lensrd. the Ward n said 10 him. You uiny
thank Eiin Tor TN =. Eta won't home " tn Ell
win, who tod his wife, Eta hns done this tor
ua"
The defence admitted that Edwin was sem
I n ed on July Q. 1878. to two yours In the Rhode
Island Il ltr Pr -4n ON ~ charge Of cmirzz ing
from Tn" CnnHnl Thread Comp nv. mud TINT la
r. pnrd nnrd on Apr 49, 1876. tho pardon
pnas NJ through h n slHtrr's hnnls.
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The Birth ETA Kangaroo.



There are three old kaugaroOs at the fnir
grounds. on, ~, ginnt Kangaroo. which r,m
lrap from ~ To- rs ir t"t4 jump, " "a nu rlr,n,
ton OF the 'uiN" III hh line oi HALT oi rom
10 feet Then thrr ~ par OF what IL known
rs the Benuru or hueh knu.aroo from Aus
traa The irinair Kangaroo NJ ti,+l lair grounds
has Little kHn>hruO that lis tie n seen ri'Nrrnl
times po"ping from ts moih"r'- sac. When
born II was ut much over an in'h long nnI re-
scnbrd the 1'ml .trinsVHr nj mouse. 1t VIA
ltrd 10y tna WohIh oi liz mother INTO the sw,
or maisuplum. and pia~d n.nr the nlIpl,.
there until Il II cupAhi' ol taking ear. of Itself
A. soon as born the young ARE placed IN the
mother pou h, which ~ hrhl op II hy her lore
paws Whilr they AZ" taken up hy TIER mouth.
There Is 40 Wa 'uiar rounnrtloY b twrrn the
young kangaroo ana the nluTle. when s"pnra-
ted by fnr,r. the milky M -rrtiun h. son onz.ns
out; the young s""m unable to lrlspth II ~
pie which s sometimes rrIlaccd "a the mouth
by the mother. Tho tni hHa n circular On
lnrgemcnt u tie tip, which makes II easy tu be
retained; Though the young can irnly grasp
ihe nipple by The i'l", 1t cannot draw tnc mix
BY tho action OF. the mammnry gland
can inject thus fluid into the mouth
OF the suokllng: lest the act Of inln'-
ton " hen not olncdlng with that Of suction,
Should rndangcr the lie OF the iGSus from sui
location, u" carillagrH OF the larynA hrr 80 ar.
tnnsrd nj ~" opnng OF the sloit : Is placed
nostrls. 50 tYt the stream OF MIX
presses ON zach Eide into the lull,t. without the
ponSai,nHlly 81 rhlrr'nS thn W'nipp"-a most
striking cNampi" 81 creative drs IN ior tho pro-
te'tloh 81 tlr embryonic rTHaiUfc. A. the
young brrom' "li"r and long after they are
hble 10 gfN'' hhput hk" thrir parents they ire
Qurnily retreat 10 tho abdominal plurli and
may often lr s,rn rrutru ing in"ir heads and
cropping the heritage AT the same tniu with
their m th"r.
Kangnrnns ar" vegetable fcni,,s hrowstno
like ruminnnls. and. hhr these o,ci,a nntlN
chew III" cut aud when hIoWs NJ npuly tho
fore feet L. the ground ~ otn'r I'M siiry r II
upon the TRIPOD termed hy the hinI lrp. and
pow riu tat, " III the fore inTt 81 the bod, m
cilninX slightly forward. MI kalh t,,rl. has
khngaruos on carr"t-. ruihmgns. rahbngr hay
ana corn. ana ~ summer they take the irrsh
grass und cluV"T Thr Il sh ol the khn.nrpn
Ike the opossnm. IL excellent and tho animal
10 much hunted NIke by the colon sts and ma
ives Of Australia.
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Flight with his Partners wire.


On the 18th ult Mrs. Charles Hooper wife
of MIR Charles Hooper. furniture luanuiar-
turer nt Marerllus. of the hrm OF Hooper 4
B"mh. told hor husband that she desired to
visit her siSt"r NJ Auburn. He gaye her money.
and ~" tool. her hoy. nm only child. g. years
old. anu started vSi'nsiblv for Auburn. On the
rrch"kcd t. r. hester. After she had been
goro seyrril DAYS her husband found n lett r
an ~ % * shirts in the bureau draw inform
in him tN't-h" hHl ~ Hndoncd him and should
nui liv" W tl him again,
M Hooper soon had his suspicious aroused
Mat his partner. Thnllrue C. leach wis at the
hNion! oi his wif.'s DISAPPEARANCE. H. went 10
Mar''llu-. -,w MI Beach unknown Ia hinil,
rnd whom E.nch came to syria rus". Swallowed
HIM around tn" city for s"v' raj days. He next
i"NoM'd Inn 10 Albany. and learned thIJ he
had Mrs Hooper and her child socr"ted In that
city. ST.. was keeping hcuse at 2ll S".nnl
street. When Beach entered the house Mr.. Put
nam -lw the little boy come out Of the house
AMI coast down from tho house. The curtains
~ the house wore then drawn down nud The.
blinds were closed. The hoy called himself
sammy u arh. as he had been instructed to DO
Mr. Honrer's lawyer having told him that he
Ind fisht e. tax" his boy. he went and found
tho chiid cog-tug. aud. taking him IN his arm =.
iII nm he ch W. sIis t? iykn Mn h@mc wih
rapn R.ach IL NV inthcr; you are nay other
pnra. ! liso papa B.mh H. ousi. hecnuse he
drove e. The depot. H. sent the sled home t.
wife and her parnmour boy little girl. and
cuwrt Syrarus. Mr.. Hoop,r arrived home
s@l"S Of ' his cha Baa6 n renn IN TIE To
Mnrr"ius Yesterday morning AZ, M church
rs though nothing had happened. II. was not
aware that he had been shndownd. or that
llo,p"r know he was IN the house in Albany
with hs wife.
Hooper and Bearh were partners IN the fur
niiur'-mnking husin"sa in Marrelus. and did
% lursr triu". employing thirty men. some
tmc ago tho works were closed. owing b. fnan-
cini embarrassment
Beach WIS arrested and taken to Syracuse
yesterday. Huyns boon Hrraigned IN the TO
iae court. he pleaded not guilty and gave 81 .2OO
bail
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Old printers ia III y city viii hr PINNED ut
shi hls utui II l.lfktn, iuinirt, The pluIre,
t'e pi IA, it~ H""Hnl ~ The old suiila, Er H. Mslnltrs
n'i' ahi more rriN ~ III, SaCTam' L""., In Cat
u'lihH - WINS IN tafiiH hil.v IA that n
~ n'"'N hih wealth. -ihrlir Cllrs ~ ni .unnr LN
h,,,"s 80 -" ~" h,NinT lrr.m m.inunrd against the
v".rS WIN W"h VIZ inrktn Ia. ia' -iiing lur -,nmc
k,n'. Isl v "hlih lev months Mr. bar
An,,. n,, uN' ',' h"nt $3.50 lrr month. hut tran
sn,I 49, ll"' iies ti-uIubd hN IN a. itivr. IN huw
--A'- 'h-' La suuIs saiAie hAs ) aui a4ed
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tttnrts.
gtQal 'NOtitss.

~ FIT. On West '-Lcturo trrus sion Order Dicts
~ tr Vol l., IL n.. hUund. 1'c. Andres, New urk
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w AILACKs ~. rsrv,w,,,cv
EVERY EVENING UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
Lord Is tons great rnct coined,
MONEY
EVERY ~ATt KDAi MATINEE.
Rubsrtsuus delightful romance VI real life,
SCHOOL
MIR LESTER MAtLACK
and the ENTIRE COMPANY 10 the CAST
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trr5,I, aJlt,L

4 LADY from ihe N'uil al resp cMhlc anil, ~ tn
- ne hi-hrAl tt>tiNn uli. H. ub-aldu'
nnh lnuh., hnyiilins ~ut I" Mr. Iinur en-. tar, uI
"a, Nd"" and Orihans' AM 4, o,Iiii.i ~ Park r,,
l,tno"r VII hr startulp achuuN lrd- and go % a. her
\ tthINtN ttKE iur h'atHrht cnu.ii ,t.,u.
hi"- 't'ni,h. hNrr 81 kidney III .'H.r- wruAu -
~ hfnurhinu slnNigprHuus Powders 1Ie "a un. a.
thfhhr ch-'s ~ph,it|d Hd Cur'd a. NOM, returned
S"ln"r- ana tlieuiHr snl tive hj mat ~ hiuu.eI
ATTENTION patients DR. rROflN from rirl.
- - hhl - ~ yea : rNlWr1 uat. ruu i.lntini.
- l-h- SKIN Is0nicr,, AMI her, dvuniti -,,,diN
dnl radically cured
\ Ill di"n-s ~ ntrn -srllN cured. tru.ulttrn itv,
"a l'h NtHAAk 10 ha,i rlh - nrHr IiuldhA
INK. KICDWW. EssENEE - ara ,nro,
- haih'-rl " tht d"tnlIttN ~ WNtN- Fuurr
"a "Nsi'r - l"r rn~. Dus-l,ts .uprlri >ulr .tul
Di.J NtQCtS. trfrl.i &C.. N'N ll",.
DISEASES OF MEy .,-aly. ear, fr,nit,
~ 0da1h ~ Dfsit, ~ Nv~I Liza o.. !le.A otn aw
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THE SUN.

1878. NEW YORK. 1879
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The Weekly sun.
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@lanitS. ..Malts.

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n. BLACK cioth suits. si2 bows suit. g., " 90 e.
cAmERoSs, f72 Bridge It. BROOKLYN
,si,Os new =. ,S.c.t.s men ou. q
starts you ~ Bond II basement
AoENTs-,lm chro@S. 40 V, ,co; r ,ri,hs g,
"A cbrumo' chenr CONTINENTAL 'lROMo 20. w
Nassau ~. room 81
A CARRIAGE voctworNer several good worn.
~ man On repairing Meet ats3 bowcry oo'cick Mis-
morning
A NAN preser. also hands on flannel alpaca, and
"A linen coats ut isl" Broadway he, 4nh AMI 5oia ss
AGENTS, sen the new invention. ~ to T. dolly BE-
n con,imced Tr. will start you. no fsk {" Mercer ~
A BOY TO NAH. heels and Tim and lie shoes 81
llOY wanted to wed aud maxi ready N Gordon
ID presses: steam; at 4co hudson =.
ROY wsnicd' one WI. nnisr ,snds tie nsh and oys
- business Apply ~ i4"Jta
MEN and boys with ~ cents cell the new aud 10
wi tent household ar,cle. i0i. East Houston st
NEwsDEAl.ERs :. sell s.s ins'rsolrs lecture
l., MCCORMACK Ann IT., NY
OFFICE hoy wanted. willing 10 b. generally u-cni,
~ wagess2 per week Address, in own Handwriting,
'0y cSRif " "a wes, SSi6 H. t Top f iooT
CAUsAGE maker wanted, one wei rscomme ndtd
- only need apply. 3O7 10th av
SHOEMAKER wanted at no Sevn- ~. Brooklyn
TEAS. ~,nee Five pound, green BLACK. mixed, q,
hvc pounds choicc tanan 81, -; ten pounds roasted
ton he sure to hnd NJ
TEAs.-l pounds ~ F. agents wanted extra terms.
i Great western Tea Co. u New Chambers II, city.
I UMBRELLA frame and how makers wanted. Ar
" ply Mt 40 Broadway.
WANTED agents and street 10 sell u
w tclc OF merits there Is Nancy init profits
$50 lcr cent, trc starts Won. Anpl, iN 81 nv
WANTED-Mah'c; good reliable bed rubber RIO
~, +" n Ne .,uniry AMY 10 EA"LLsoS DE
WANTED-N strong boy IN work In whocsalc fruii
w sior', WAGES e. per week Address ORANGES.
box i-u. office
WANTED-A cool salesman to s.Il lace goods
W inuni the city, can attn Bond It, between ~ and
2o'cock p VI
WANTED-A nrstclass foreman In dress iii inc
w tory steady work. Apply 100 Pineapple ~ BROOK.
WANTED cabin. tnaker or trimmer. Apply AZ
w " ) fAKRlNGTONs, iSs and 40 Chatham Il
w BlAtlllN CO. 2in and y. 'lasson nv, brooklyn
WANTED-A boy with good reference to attend a
w iutser store. Address , box l25 sun once
WANTED-Boy or man to wait On table In r,stan.
w rant AMI oiH 70 o, 'icrs Arpls 1T Ni5 West u
NJ ANEED-ipins man for grocer, store and care
w horse. Apply 1t hio ~ Hv.
WANTED strong boy to open oysters. Apply At
w ~ Hudson t.