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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-01-24

Il is lciatcd that bear and its leader
lately arrived toward night at village
near tie city OF Lyons, France, aud tie
latter sought admission into tie only ian
Of the place. Tic host al first declined to
admit the strange pair, not knowing
where to place The auImal, bat finally he
consented TO receive them. The bear " a.
placed ln zig ~, and IL, occupant, a
lat pig, which was 10 be Killed on Tie
norroF, was let loose in the courtyard
In tic middle oi lhe night, cries Of help.
proceeding from lhe pig-sty, aroused tie
house, aud The host, Bis wife, aud the SER
wants al once ran 10 the SPOT. II was
q ca aseeuaiued that ihiei, excited by
the sp,cuded condition of The pig, had de-
isim.ncd on ciop.ng wi.h Il, and had CO.
tered ihe pig sty with that iaudabc in,cu-
ton The bear disp'eased nj beiBg sud-
denly awskened b. this ohierprising lodi
vlJual, rewarded him with 4 ffA,ernal
hug, Which caused ihe would be thief 10
cfy out 70 aaily. Tie man was delir.
cred from the paws of the bear, but only
70 be handed over into tie bands oi jus.
tice.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-01-24
way mhS, THoMPsua HAN ~ 10 n
MHs. UAYhs.

The cabinet ladies afe all maltcr.of fact,
practical wontn. TO illustrate, A lew
dps agc fyeraI ndic- wesc calling on
! Mt. iia,r, lheY wtr enkaa ia a
pita.. ~ cjn, Whcn G,e inpf pe s,,i sld
tbr ushf am,ant etd So Thompson.
Me- lisa esadvance 20 rlactt.m. ti
Ias rd snd we've hr9npwleti2rd iy bow
Mr.. lhampsoH ~Alke'f fpwdid tire win
dow overlooking the lawn ani sdd:
Mrs, IIayes, where do they pa.tnre your
cowsl
Really, said madame, quite overcome
BY the COW question, eag't lelI you.
Wei, can, retained The wife ~ he
nautical msn; fiey pasture lletn OF HAT
Geld, ius fat Of gsriic ju.t fdii of h.
This morning We coaIdnt use the cream;
the coffee was ruined, and doRl.for the
Of me zee how yon and hr. issss eau
stand H. ia make the meu 60 out there
with ease-kuiyes, II were you, aud cut
It all up; i would not be The work ol Au
hour Why, could do il myselfifl bad
time
III speak 90 the steward, Mr. Thomp-
sou, aud see that it's attended TO- Cuine
and sit down.
Oh, mol | only ian over 10 ak you
sbonl the COW pasiute, aud mast 10.
Good-by /! Good morning, ladiesl and %
she vent
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-01-24

Fiay samples Of wAl paper Iscsally
rHamiued IN London ssrs f3aad 70 e5s,
rAis arsenic either - arseaite Or seetoar-
scniIe oi copper.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-01-24
,A.HY os rns SILVER rnonLsn.

The corners i yo0nsnimns Tor silver,
wich approve Nv ! have serip,oraI au.
tbsfity for urgin silver Ii was that met.
a bal Joodis iskafiot was paid In. For
lhe pnrpuT oi takin the Gence nv tie eli.
zens on this question, ! sPpnachad Has.
com mildly 90 he.sahi4el.
Bascom, said I. are you wiiilB to lake
silver for drlnbsl
Psrson, sed he, n sad look eloaled
BE face for an indau. ez lie looked Al NY
aceoanfi parsDu ~ take ahytbing from
you, for drinks, ereep, pfomises-- any.
sking
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-01-24
TIN CANS, HEATERS
SELLING
TmE
INFALLlABLE FIRE KINDER

Pays better than digging ioF Gold
Af sFthts haFe 81 asiiicss uaas as higA =. SO
ia ctF. 1FsTs fa@ay Ca sat4s tntlts t0sns
eEfn, ave teRsht aHs-fI tesssEGs q ge-glsaa.
NlGis tne fFrirtaas frosa 80 fsfss - ths pntaa
80 sotft of zee, slth lnfsratlag &nG rFsrs helm.
as saass Agerts waited Ter eserF auoocup pied
ievn sud Goanty ia ttss States EaA CAnadas-
Ctfcu .ars sisirg fall particulars ssnf - csl-
a hlpelff tfEt ta Gas oas wzshlaf e. lesems ar
AEtat flf ~ certs aEtrtk reeve tAtLf iel-
s4gssr tstt.
AAAress Il p smith
pfGxtF ~ Daisla, via
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-01-24

There isn't mush %iifrerssce between !
grasskopper aud grtss widow ,ssfter al.
lthcr viii jump 81 tic GrstcLAuee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-29
Live sTocK MARKETs-BY TELEGRApH.

BUFFALO. Nov 2s.-CATTLE-Recepts to-day, 57s hehd /
4558 head against 5.S9 head last
the week Of 80 consigned through
market firm. unchanged quality 81 STOCK not 30
demand OF Choice
an - G0dS5 Good Shippers ~ 20aSi 80 Medium az
So 70G$3 80 Common steers AZ S3a3 20 stOcks u ~
dS3 Is best grades disposed Of ..,, .-.,,.,-
LAM-ReCepts today zoo mead; total Tor inc
week thus far 1890 head last week
consigned through 20 g0Oi demnnd and prices al
shade advance supply hardly equal TO the demand FAR 10
Good Sheep al ~ 5OdSt ERra Selected a. - COG
81 30 Canada Lambs At 81 - ~ % western Lambs al -
as4 35 all offerings disposed Of.
HOGsReoeips to-day $40 head total Tor the week mus
far head against 49, $50 head last week consigned
through fair demand at lower prices; offerings
mainly fair medium quality only light proportion Of choico
stock Workers ~ sOdS2 30 for Fair 10 Best Heavy
Cool 10 Choice At 80 75GS2 95 Choice at 1888 20 10 cars
remain in the yards unsod grain market to-
day, the Board OF Trade beng closed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-29

from all rail fac lties Is high-handed outrage, adj
uniting of no excuse or extenuation."
And all this affects the interest of NewYork fully
as much it does that of Chicago, be-
cause the further south of Chicago is
the point at which the grain is left
by the Northwestern and Southeastern railroads,
the greater is the discrimination against NewYor,
both in the rates allowed by the trunk lines and i'll
the distance the seaports II is true that because
of the large supply of grain have III store ut the
close of navi cation, the discrimination on East
bonnd freights this Winter is likely to be of less
Importance TO New-YOrk than il has been in past
seasons The movement to the seapOrts from the
present time to the opening of navigation next
Spring promises to be unusually light. but III future
seasons il again viii he important element in the
Winter export trade of this city. Even at tins late
time of the season, the shipments OF grain IRON
Chicago for the week ended November 70 were
lips, $40 bushels by water, ont OF q total OF
100000 bushels, thus leaving to be divided
between the five railroads running to Baltimore,
Philadelphia and New York or Boston, Oh sol
bushels. As tomorrow marine insurance VIII tX-
pjre lake shipments will end practically at that
date, so that the Importance of the movement by
railroad will soon DE doYe opcd. -,
In regard TO Mest-bound freight, the action OF the
Western railroads increases the discrimination
AGAINST Nev-York made by the trunk fines. FOR
wears New-YOTk merchants have talked ABOUT thls
matter, but 10 10 purpose the dlscruihatloh CON
Times unabated, as it was III 1874, having been
changed only from an advalOTem TO Spechc as
crimiuatiOn which, at present rates on eSt-DOuhd
fIeghts. makes the difference greater IMAM IL was
in 1874. when 81 100 pounds on hrst,ciass
freight to Chicago was considered ruinouS" rate
for the railroads.
Concerning The threatened building of new lines
between Chicago and St. Loms from SprngbeiG
Qll), it is learned that Chief-Engneer Nichols OF
the ILLINOIS Central, with force of assistants eft
Springfield November a., to survey line
from Kenney thlry-six miles north OF SprlngIi
field to East ST. LOUIS. The line proposed Will
run little west of south, passing through Latham
nliopols Breckenridge Pawnee, GAINESVILLE ana ana
Edwardsvilie to East st. Louis, distance OF lZu
line between Chicago and st LOUIS eight miles
shorter than that OF the Chicago and Alton ana
there seems to be little doubt. that II the MaDasl
Company completes its arrangement 10 make CON
nection with Chicago, this new line VIII De
pressed forward without delay. There is no ques-
ton that new competing railroads serve TO develop
and il is very generous in capt. ast thus to scatter
their money but the results to stockholders III 'he
old lines are not SO pleasing to contemplate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-29
TN NATIONAL BANK of the CITY

" UfNEW.YORK.
NKw. YORK, Nov. %, 1878.
meeting Of the stockholders OF this bank will be held at
the banking December prOximO at IL o'clock
consider and vote upon the question Of reduction Of the
stock from 20 - shares 5OUOUOtO 900 shares
@10'''''O ' N A. H. STEVENS. Cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-29
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EIrROPEAN MAKKEHs.

Mdding Upland 57Ied; Middlng Orleans ~; Low MD
ding Upiands 5l4d; Good Ordinary plnds o i Wuiha
6aies for speculation export Receipts $4,000 bales In
FutarCs opened qu et NJ last
nights prices Upands Low Mtdlnc clause November de-
hverv 5 cd so 5s,gd truands, Low MGdng clause, NO
yember and december delivery. 57sd; Uuands Low MID
ding clause December and January delivery Odd Upands
Low Mindng clause, January February delivery 0Fdi
Upland- Middlng clause February ana March 9cy.
ery 5ssd also Bad Up ands, Low Mddng clause March
and Ap deiyery bs,sd also Co. 3D.. Upands Low Micding
clause pr and MAY delivery 81 ID; Up andS Low Middng
ci9se av and delivery Odd: Upiands Low Middlne
clause une ana July delivery. 57lqd also 6ogd pan1
Low Mddne Clause, Crop, shipped october san, Jsdi
TTpands Middhng clause New crop shipped November
and December sail 5sa2d Orleans Low Midd ing clause;
January, SAIL jlSsd. Futures closed
weak. sales of American $3.50 ba
LIVERPOOL. NOV 2S-6 D. m.--Eacon. 20 per Cwt. iof
Long Clear MiGdles. ard - for short Clear Mddes.
Refined Petroleum gf. per gal Common ROsin, Sd.
LONDON NOv.2S-6 p m-Calcntta IAnseed, 47@a per Or
Cefned Petr leum. 9d. gallon. TaOw. 1884 per cWt
ANTWERP 20-Lard closed AZ goa nOrins per % kios
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-29
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON Nov 2s-l2.3O m.-U. = bonds four and haif
lsG1s, 1854: New lives lOS4: IRE ll-
kaiiway shares 1872 do preferred 321 lhuois central
7g3s New-J erscy Central SOB; Reading hLhOau 10 a.
silver 10 quot Ell at 5Oiil I'D. ounce - , -
LONDON Nov. 2S-6 m-Consos sois ior DOM in3 S
trail S2Io NewJersey &c trial. 81 Reading Ralr al l22
The bullion IN Bank Of England has increased tOug
during week. The pIOpoIon OF The Bank OF Engaa
4se per cent The amount of bullion gone INTO the BANK l
England balance TO-DAY &lGuOb. Paris advces quote
uveper cent renGes l. confines for the account
PARIS Nov 2S-ENcnange London. % trdncs = cen
checks. The In the Bank OF france has III
creased IL, lOOO 900 francs during the past week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-29
Dankrupt Notices.

IN the DISTICT COURT OF the UNITED
L STATES for The DIsTRICT Of NEW Jersey In the
bankrupt having applied the Court for discharge from BIS
debts y OF the Cont nGce oyobY given TO ala cred
Ors who have proved their dcbs and other In inter
appear before The said Court nc tho United states
Court Rooms the Cy Of Trenton In sad distinct on IN.
10Th dav OF December 4. H. 1873. az 10 oelock m ana
show cause hey have why discharge should not Dc
s'@A''' " WIS. BELyILLE. Clerk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-29

WANlED: p,u,.
4 ante and Gulf Consolidation Bonds.
Charlotte Columbia sud Augusta Bonds
GTeeuylIe and Columbia Guaranteed Bonds.
Mempi - and Little Rock Bonds
Savannah and Charleston Guaranteed Bonds.
ST. Louis and Iron Mountain Bonds all issues.
Memphis AMI Charleston Bonds and stock
INDIANAPOLIS BloOmn gtOn aud Western lat Mortgage Bonds
Danyile Urbani. Bloomington and Pekin Bonds
Central Railroad OF Iowa Bonds.
Cincinnati Richmond and Fort WAYNE Bonds.
Chesapeako and Ohio LIST Mortgage Bonds.
Indianapolis and 81 IOuis Let Mortgage Bonds.
Savannah City Bonds
BY AREN1S & YOUNG,
NeYAt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-29
Gelp h1anle0

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED At THE Up
TOWN OFFICES No 1.SiS Broadway, Thirty first A.,
or No. 3O5 West Iwtntythirtst. corner Eighth ave;
No DS East FouTecutSt corner UniOu-squarc 800 Third.
ave, cor Fottyseyeniiist al the HARLEM OFFICE No
22SI Third ave., CO.. One hundred and wenty fourth It
Haiem Savings Bank Buildns) W TO D m at regular
ONCE rates
WANTED--A single man to take charge of
w carpet store reference required Address stating
salary required, 3Ji Miin-st, Memphis, Tenn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-29
iilusical Instruments.

4 DUMAHAUT, late >. x; BALL " va
a No rs FAST liTH.sr -,
Chickering'S Steinway's and other fIalos anu Ots'H "
for cash. nstalments. and for rent
CpFAT OFFER FOR HOLIDAYS!l! live
n IN d,rng The HOLIDAYS, dispose OF 100 PIANOS
and oRGANs al extraordinary low prices for cash sP,en
lid Organs 80 sets reeds 500 sets WIN ouo
and Coupler $50; 2 sets 800; set $40 SET f2 20
ocfave All Rosewood Pianos, Sl3Oi Z ID 90, " ~,
a,sd anr Nv wears Music at half Price. HORACE
WHTERS q Sons Malulaeturers and Dealers, 40 East
lalh.st.. NeW.Y0rk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-29
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA. Nov. 2s.-Spansh gold. l992alo94 Exchange
firm United States. 60 days currency. 1hgs rr
mum short sight do ga d9i4 premium 60 days n a
premium; sight do s4dJi premum on London Is
0l9ls Pans 4gd5s premium sugar DOWN. ard
tendency.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-29

OFFICE OF SILVER IsLEI CossoLIDAIED MINING ANDY
PROPOSALS in WRITING are invited and
win be rreeiyed ninth o'clock p M on tn RsDAY the
PP1TfFTTY TPH0UsASD BoILXRs Of iho BONDS Of his
SSH9s Or par OF ' he
accepted qnder The trust authority 10 purchase Interest &c
pany EDWARD LEARNED President
CTATE of VERMONT, Caledonia County, IS.
err Ia " "a g bsy d tbcr pc,,iSn
County q ssg fSr Rai t 81 Re ny II
BURY RAILROAD and ne EssEX COUNTY hAI Ia
Of October 1877 That they have since that date man
OF The same That they since
in Their custody e1Re1Ssd FOR Necessary
incurred Indebtedness OF about Twenty Thousand Dollars
demanded for lie running roads;
euyers and renewing the ties on that portion
o. said roads ALREADY n nse from ye 10 seven years Tor ada
wharfage Maquam Bay and the erection OF station and en-
chase Of Land On When T. erect the same And further setting
S1 maj rus. Faas So Gf The p ni
Bank OF 81 J0husour, James H. Nichols OF HayeI MAS
public Of the CITY Of philadelphia; Isaac 9. Piice
Mass; The Portland ana ordensbuTs Railroad Co. Israel L.
Wash6grPe IT, fhP Henry BToTn Iae Portland Hpng
ana Capen sprague Co.. OF Boston Mass are each and Az
railroads together with other cred tors too numerous to
SSd far by some Of the aforc@entioaed cTe
and that sad Court Will due notice 10
aforesaid tOr time and place for the hearing the
forth nr petition. and will order and direct
aud therein forth the
Five Hundred 1hOussnO Dollars may be by them raised ~
such time at such rate Of interest and
siOns TO the securing and paying the same
The Court meet ard that such further and
other orders and directions be made in the premises As to
the Court mee.
WhereupOu petition having been verified by oath and
filed in said cause Crdcd bg sdd curt that the same
hearing The 27th day Of December A. ID 1879 at
ten O'Clock OTenCOn the Court In ST. Johns
bury that tho be served Oh all the parties named
said Resident the state who have appeared ~
said cause by delivering icm OF their solicitors copy al
same Of this order OF least twenty days before the
all other parties aud all
hens said roads and prODerty BY publishing the
" SAID petition and OF this order for three success
publications The Portland Daily Press lie Boston
Daily Journal aBd The NcW-NOrk DAILY Tribune the last OF
which publications shall be least twenty days before the
time appointed hearing the nj ST JohnsbuIy
this 23d day Of November, \. D. 1878. \. 4. RANkIN.
CLERK OF Caledonia County Court OF ChaDceIy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-29
Amnsements.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC. Robert lie Diable.
"A Nineteenth Night Of the Subscription.
This friday Evening November 20 at g.
ROBERTO IL DIAVOLO.
Roberto Sig. Campanin RambaldO sig. Tecchi
sig Foil Isabella Mile: Lido Elena, Mile Cayalazzi and
Alice. Mile. MINNIE HAUK
Director Of the Music and Conductor, SguOr ARDITL
GIAND MATIN EE tomorrow Saturday. Nov. SO, az 2
Ia son NAMBUBA.
Elytno sig FrapOi II RodolfO Sig Del Puents
and AInina Nine. ETEBKA GERsTER.
NEW BALLET, Les PAPILLONS
Mile. Malyina Cavalazzi, &c, &c.
Last week bur Of the season,
Monday Evening. December 2, RIGOLETTO.
Gllda, Nine. ETELKA GERSTER.
Duca, Sig. FrapOli RigcettO Sig. Gadssi sparafuce,
sig. Foil
Wednesday Evening. December (. 7 PuIiiani
Friday Evening. December g, Ii Barbiere Sviglia
GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY.. Dec. T. at ?. LUCIA.
= IN reply to the numerous applications, CARMEN will
shortly be repeated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-29
Sitnatlons Uanteo-- maIes.


A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
UPTOWN OFFICES No. DIS Broadway Thirty first
ST., 30S West Twenty thirdsi, corner Eighth-ayei
Tbrd-aye Forty Isl; the HARLEM OFFICE
No 22sl Thra ono hundred and Twenty fourthst
(Haren savings Bank Buildng, 10 M, at regular
OfhceraeA
COACHMAN and GROOM.-By competent
~ reliable aud Trustworthy married man thoroughly under
hls business in all will he highly
nendod by late employer ~ to 0breiy honesty and capa
billy excellent city testimonials city coup'
try civil obnging Cali or address J. D.. 2l5 East
ldthst
NOACHMAN and GROOM. -Bya young Scotch
~ understands his business thoroughly good carein
driver proper Of horses and
Tiaees can milk city or country himself generally
useful four years CITY references. Call 2OO OthaYe near
lst',st; ask for ARTHUR.
GARDENER.-By q married man. no in
~ cumbraDce has lifetime o. experience as gardener
part OF England hrhtc Crane grower ana phnsih1
thoroughly understands the ~ imported and fancy stock
wife hrstcass hand at making th gilt edged Duitr anu
has large experience at raising poultry good city reference
Address j. D., Tribune Uptown once, LBS Brohlway
GARDENER.--By North of ireland Protes-
~ tant man thoroughly competent willing and ODg .ng
years reierrnce Address j. H., Box r. Tribune Uptown
Office, l,z3S Broadway.
old Protestant, married. without children competent IN
oil branches Of s business desires situation gentle
mans place foreman understands fully tho treatment Of
hot and cold gapceS forcing and culture all yegctab IS
and pants 20 llUdsraper, ana served for several
years As foreman IN Of the largest commercial places IN
this city the wife excellent darynad good reercu
Address H. L., care OF Mr. j. buchanan, West l7thst
New-YOrk.
WAITER, &c.-By n respectable colored
man a. hrsicdsS waiter lake Of an invalid gen
teman take charge Of hrstcass boarding house under
stands hrs business thoroughly In either capacity long
IeerrnceA Address X. b. g., Tribune Uptown ONE 2J5
Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-29
TUE MONEY MARKET.
TunpsnAY. Nov. %

NUN'
As this was the National THANKSGIVING Day, tnere
,ras general suspension of business throughout the
country. III 80 .ho Socratorv of the
Treasury, issued yesterday Tor $o'ooo'ooo % ,o1
eo- - s65. leaves outstanding and uncalled
o-IV' sIe os6 $50 Of that Issue. This small sum
guy IIv will be called in before the end OF the
PiOo rr,, closing quotations for Government bonds
ye"lI tuesday were rs follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-29
financial.

Il \. BAILEY, Pine ST.
GAS STOCKS g. City R.R. OIorse and ElvfD
Ostocks Bonds bought q sold. F.rHE%ITI 8 Broadst
GAS STOCKS.
New.YOTk end Brooklyn Gas Stocks and also all kinds
Of Brooklyn Investment securities, dealt in by
GEO. III. PKENTISS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-29
Dipiocno Nollces
Gllua,,ons OanIc6--females

A DyERTIsEMENTs FOR THE NJ w
UPTOWN OFFICES no LBS Bforlwa,, cor Imrty- Is'
No o. East Fonrtecns corner UpionsQ}qaTee I6o
M 4 & GI row c6y n ~ @ a.
Maem 81 wings Bank Buidingh up to p ~ at regular
A COMPETENT French dressmaker; good
"A cutter and inter wishes Jew engagements IN ,ahis'
home AZ reasonable terms Dress
81 So 49, a. So 80 SO, latest style Nine kEDHoN 1876
ATJACQUINN'S FRENCH EMPLOYMENT
ons for city country 500 Gavc bet ssh aud SGhsts
A LADY who is a frst-class Artificial Flower
~ Braucher ard pesiynor wishes position IN an in3Tpg
drawer ID TmiaGciphia,
At buckles EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
q $9 ly near Isi var 5n 6S ouPG a arg Sd 8q1
honses &C. All nations Protestant and hoc mao
prompt pro- i aicni i'd W BGcKE ffOPreof ' 80.
4 NUMBER of fr,t-class valuable servants,
Wen KNOW og yeS adI ~ our e 0 n5 Sgg Tor
general housework nurses. clambera,is ana waiting ior
HONE r." BTREhu l5o 5tayc doors above ohs a.,
COOK-First-class ENGLISH cook understands
~ ali KIM, Of cooking best Of city references 500 9Th
ave- near sd IL; hIst Moor.
COOK.-An experienced woman as cook in u
ercnGcs iiom last employer Caat C2 West 53d.s srocry
COOK.-By a Scotch Protestant woman is
" good cook in every branch cooks meets, hsh, game
poultry, &c, in superior style; also eNorent baker and
count Country So' Cali al 200 Giha5c near isihst
COOK and PLAIN WASIIING.-By n strong
y"gHe Ce e g''6 eoI ana ri co.
6tG.ave. between ssh and SGihsts.
COOK, WASH and IRONER.-By a good,
CITY o c6any SO S TS st. , Door o'0
COOK, LAUNDRESS, or HOUSEW ORKER.
her 6nsne yeT Te Rs and S DO without Sns on
IL good waitress aud very good and handy WIN o'e9
go 0thaye., near lsth.st
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.-By an
~ English Proo slant Young womani very respectable ana
maid or watfGs: cleans silver Be- sober honest obgng
woman country city Call nj No @OG 9th ave near @5ds
first floor.
HOUSEWORK.-Bya respectable girl to do
reference 25J Israve. bet iith md l5thss
HOUSEWOR first-class German young
rr 10 homework; best Of city references 500 9Th
ave, rear 23dst lst floor.
[ AUEDRESS.-First-c Protestant laun-
- stands hung; best II references; city or
country 3G6 6,have. near &idst. first hoor
I AUNDRESS, &c-By a yourg cOlOred girl
lauDdrcss. do good PLAIN cooking and
help with the washing private family or boarding house NO.
l5l West 2ithst
Il AITNDRESS-A first class colorcd aundress
dozen Is cent? and ~ dozen SHIRTS collars and Guns
done In Troy style references ntscasA Gail or addrtsS
MARY p. GoRDON. l2s West 30tlrst
IAUNDGESS and CHAMBERMAID.-A SUI
pcrlor girl strong and willing thorough launlfess
help cbambeTwOrk Can DO seen at COZ UhaVe'
between 3iih and 3dth.sts
SEAMSTRESS.-By first-cass scamstress;
- understands machines aud dresmakine can cut and ht
give GOOD city reference Address X. - No s07 6thaye
WAITRESS and CHAMBERMAlD.-By a
w tidy Scotch cir OF good appearance can dress salads
dining room is quick active give salts
beat city references Cali at $50 6haVe near lsthst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-29
Sales bp Aurtion.

AUCTI0N SALE of LACE CURTAINS
"A 1000 pairs OF real lace 0nrure and Nottingham
curtains will be this day In lots 10 salt private families
sale commences at M az the Herts Art E.om NO. %
Union SQUARE positively without any reserve Whatever
III. b. HERE'S & SON AnctlOneeiAs