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New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
OVERDUE AND DISABLED VESSELS.

The steamship LOttie, the pioneer steam
slip Of the new Unicorn Line, running to Europe IN
direct connection with the NewIO.K Central Railway.
arrvedn this port from the Mediterranean yesterday
with cargo Of fruit After leaving Gibraltar, Decem-
Der g. she encountered strong mead wlnds which III
creased TO terrific gales until December 2S when they
eliminated IL cyclone lasting nearly two days.
creating tremendous sea. and followed by binding
torrents of rain The vessel passed through the
of tue storm at midnight Friday at which
time a signal light was observed 200 yards
distant, appd. emily from vessel IN dlStItsN.
AS no spdrs sails could he diSccfhed,
CAPTAIN Wcddcll supposed II TO De dismautled vessel
IHt steamer was stopped, but the sea Wa running
tremendously hIgn. it deemed unsafe to attempt
communication with the wreck During the bad
weather - vcra sails lost, and the steering gear
was earned away. On IhuIsdaY the L0it!e encoun-
tered westerly gale off Bnnegdt, ana lost her lhall-
Tydi ana II. Ihc vesse4 Will san lOr Hamburg Win
gran saturday next.
In slcalIsnip Jcny Otto Of the same line. arrived
t,rdy and tHchOIe ed at SANDY IuO6. Her captain re
ports DoistcrOuS passage lhe severn Ol the same
lue when san, q from Gibraltar on December /, was
DBL .cd 10 put MO Bermuda, and Is hourly e1Uec, ed
vessels the UnCOrn Line, has been chartered
by the Line, TO take the place OF tue
sailed IRON Liverpool December H. and arrived last
ulgut Ihc 10 lUWlnS stotmshipS nave also been De
lyca bY weather, and are TWO days or more be
hind: The PrOT from GiDraItaT, December Fern
wood, from Cardn December Il; NaWOrth taste, from
Br,uc, .CcnUcT 10; AOJ SSlnid from Liverpool, De
ceuUer - Labrador, from Hayre, December - hu-
la, rom idNrc, DtccinDer -. Incy viii probably he
delayed longer, rs the strong westerly Gdo N against
tlrul. Tle steamship IdnId, wHlcn sailed IRON New
York !OT Philadelphia on IhurSu1N, WINE gong uO"u
the lower bay struck ncaVy squalt Which car
rlcd away tue foremost ana III f4lhnE uUmtu captain
smiths foo. Ine vessel returned yesterday for repairs
and a.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
TIE FEES OF NEW-JERSEY JUDGES.

TO fhe EdIfOr OF The TrIbVHt.
SIR: Your Trenton correspondent of De-
ceul,cr - omits Of the smallest operations by
which the Judges Of tho jersey Supreme Court exc
their salaries. Each Of counties has three
judges OF the Court OF Common Pleas, principally lay
men, who sit In the OYER aud Teruer Orphans Courts
and Courts OF Quarter Sessions and whose pay besides
the fees which the law divides among the judges sitting
upon the bench when certain motions, etc., are made
was until April. 1873 81 day. t then raised 10
=. tho Legislature eyidenuy supposng that IN dom.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
DUTIES on SUGARS.
A MEETING CALLED To DISCUSS THE COLLFCHo
OF DUTIES AND 10 PROTEST AGAINST ADCl


OF DUTIES AND 10 PROTEST AGAINST ADtL-
TERATIOSS,
a meeting has been called Tor Monday
night next at Cckeung Hall to discuss the suS que'-
ton Tie call asks for the presence OF "cltizrns who
favor such revision o, the tariff as VIII provide for an
honest collection of the duties sugars. ana a'so 1"
protest against authorizations in refined sugars ana
synps" The call which is grly signed, Is headed by
Peter Cooper and among the other names are cyrus W.
Field, George +. Baker, GctrEr >. zoe, j. j.. h,n'
Eugene Kriv j. ID. Vrlm.lyc, II. q. Stch.ins,
Dr. wizard Parker, +. = Winston, Franz, Eds n,
II. c. Fauuest,Ck william DuWt, Df. ". !. Jiut>ii ,
Dr James Anderson. George Opayke, Charles NJ Try
j. A. Cowlns Dr. :. f. hubbard and Dr. JOnn Mco5r"-
ger. l. Is Il dcYsioOd Tat Cyrus W. Field VIII rIv>ldt,
ana that addrcs .rs Will by judge Noah Dav~,
Algcruou :. sullivan. G,or-c :. zoe and ut .cr-.
AT thr meeting OI the United tt-s Eoud 81 lfa1t on
Thursday I.w,o y. Full t. ". T. Booth ana /. Z. tod-
dcrt were anpuutcd committee 90 prepare ln' 'lDrij
asking CONGRESS to aduut uultOim system Of durs ON
imported sugars, III ora 10 nOncst collection
az 1 IuA
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
BoNDHoLDERs' CONFLICTING INTERESTS.

\ committee representing the bondhOldcrs
OF the Orange and Alexandria and OF the Orngc Alex
andna ana Manassas Railroad Companies whose bonds
are included the first four mortgages Of the first
named and first mortgage OF the second named com
pany and whose interests conflict with those Of the
Baltimore ONO Railroad Company, has distributed
to copies OF reports relating to the
of the foreclosure suit against the companies, and
the LyuchDurg and DanvIle. and Washington City Vr-
gluIa Midland ana Great southern Railroads.
Ihe nrst of these reports made by II. l. Garden. OF
Warlenton Va. shows tne present cOnd ton Of the lt
gdOn and also the assets, laUIIIt5 ana resources OF
the M Mst named companies and of their successor
the last named company. From this II appears that
proper application Of the net earnings of each component
pare Of the consolidated ran DAD O1 the defendant com
piny the morlgaged liabilities OF sucn component
part would have snic, for the ymUnt Of the
the first three mortgages OF the Orange and
Alexandra Railroad Company, leaving surplus Tor
portion U the interest The fourth mortgage Oi the
same company, and would nearly pay the interest on
the mortgages the Manassas Gap Railroad and the
first gage the OI;tge, Alex .Hdria and Manas
sas Railroad Company or IL applied TO the payment Of
the principal debts included III those mortgages in the
order Of their pIOTite, wOu0, at comparatively early
day. have cXtnguisbcd the earlier oIt9ages and 80
advanced ana enhanced the value OF each subsequent
mortgage. Tine second report presents form OF agree
mcnL lOr combination ana cooperation 10y tho bond
holders interests conflict with those OF tAe Belti
more aud ONO Railroad Company.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04

ths 1t was helping lay judges only But by the law
OF 1855 the Justices Of the SUPREME Court we're naos
sr on1eo Judges of the Courts OF Common Pleas and
now they sent In their bills 10 the collectors OF tue
several counties for 50 day. in addition to tnelr reg
lar and the very irregu ar ees ana
the Judges several OF the counties whose salaries
were also fixed by law, are following their ehamPi
Just Imagine any one plead ng such manifest peryer-
sion the spirit of the law before any OF them III case
In which he had no interest. n >. MEfIICh'
KInnslOn. n i. DEC. ., kS1H.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
DEPARTURES FOR EUROPE TO-DAY.

The following are the cabin passenger lists
Of the Inman steamship CITY Of Berlin g." spain Of tc
National Line; and th. Oder, OF Tie %oitu German
Lloyd-saiug for Europe today:
FOR LIvFEPOOL-HV Ser1ost,o Cty or Bsrlih Mr..
Savage. George LOv,Ock a. ftlKe, 4. r. Young. T.
suaina Thomas Wauc. H. Etu.crt, !lss Har, JGl % T.
Hat. G.. W. Adinsel f. ~cn0s- MTs Nchos'. Elb' r.
Mis-. Au.u infant ana mad, W l.
Adam Adam. j. t,l imam John \ P,chvS George "r
timer 1bbs. Nj CaGW Iadr, George ~mltn, " H. Dcvns,
Donald Game ron. Mrs tufsr, Z. g. White r. J. WALKER
Bg 0uShtD Spd-t. ". Bishop, IL. Adams q. j. Han.
T. Markoc Wright George o. utcy, Touy. Miss Jcar-
neitc ToGey Daniel Ton v. Miss Harriet Rogers, Jane, Par
souage Ms, IauTra Parsonage, Miss Lc0rnId Parsonage
J.. A Bergman, john tels,c Miss Nact taCkcn, LG"iI
cCIarkcB, j. c. Eliarl De Estcfrr. Mrs De Estrsre
BKEMEN-B BV stedmAhp D0cr-tie0tg e NdrrrlnaIn.
Mss Anna n II. Won Bemuth. GeOree B0dmln.
George 81 Clark Mr., Clark md CIa John tsscls. Waiter
Ieddn, Mrs. Reddu. the Rev. James \. Marshall, lax
Maier, Hermann Kahn. o. Bul, Alfred Wen[' Theodore
Met
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04

Arcbbisbop Hugbes died January 3, 1864 Acatafaque
was placed at the head of the centre aisle on WHEN
rested four mitres Lighted tapers were afrapeeu on
the ceicbrant Of the mass, Father Mori deacon spd
Father Hogan, suldeacou. Father kearney was mls-
Ter Of ceremonies. They dressed IN black vest
ments and were attended by number of Hltar ooys ~
black cassocks and white surpces OWING 10 tue cou
weather there were DO visiting cleigymcn ana only
small congregations
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
To tie Editor Of me Tr'b"ne.
SIR: Yomr corresp0ndrnl's Oli.ctions to thc

SIR: YOur correspondents OhivctlOnc to the
pe,y C,.,tu bull, 40 NOT seem 40 M f., hc I laR,I
tI,y at f,uu,lrt 10 speak tie plain truth on an M nj
-, i,..,.t..t.,, -. d.. fat, li.t.o ,vi,ie ,,.,
"'''"' "'''''''- W ''~ '' '
busy gentleman 10 AudhN ioull mares 'r7' III t.''
Assembly Ruoru. an ran East and west pruClamln-
=. ,r. ,..t ...,.....t . H.. ,n.,.,t
his dEc"''l9' ne h"' '"'"''"' - L' 'u."0"'
az the ycutll1tJrS uuir the desks OF tie
,,o,,h.,a aud t,cra VIE I FORGET how MANY
..,..,', ,... T., ,,, ,, ,riI
ou' " '""H'"'' '''V "''' - - ma" '' '"
number Of members IL followed. therefore, th't some
U the upubr?, would never he ventilated and this
..,. f .to..,d 90, ,,t., ,,.i.j most b,.t, T.,
" I'.y' - '
thp Assembly Room ..uu o'bncb tHc NthuatOFS, Whtn
,,.s ,y.r. f,.t con,.aIrd b.ucath so .
boards "hcH htH h'h h''" ''"h I"r 'hc o
...... ...... - ,.l.... ,... 90, .,,,,,,,
'eH'e ~ H'''''' ANU ~" 49, - "''''' 90 W. 'f'''
cut complain Is charge Ot ihc same nature IAc TQnr
c, t1a north SIDE, TIE only ORG c,np.,teII Is no.
., ,I 49, .,,,i. ,,,.,,..r ,f ,.,f, I.,., ,,,,,.I n =,
VI y" " .' -" go" - | " ~
trom made m and cNerY Wy hiird .Or the NOik re-
qurd oI IT, The leaders TO- t..> gutter are already do
, ,, .,r, IN ~, .,, I,,lo aud ai,. 81. boud.o,oe
''-I~' my "'' ~ ' ~ " "
a. thcy OIGIt 20 bt but u are nor }t1 put III lIir
,,i-o ID, ,n-cI nrI tnat side thc Luil,ilug /, not vet
81 -. I'd, ,.. ~,
hu'' Ir'i' '''' "'fi'''i "'' '''' '"i Nv o
need Of The budding. tin ones have been provided.
Your corrc.roudent who Iiv at Albany and profe.se,
49,, ,,i.. '..,I -,
W. III i'''Vu III t'o N'P'"' '"''"'i@' '"'''" '"''
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04

william W Parkiu'- schedules ilcd at the time,
state his liabilities at S6s3UZ Is, aud his assets al So
2J- o..
George Guenta & Son. importers OF piano materials al
Nos 81 an 80 West Fourth It. made assignment 10
ThOna. Alexander, jr. T4c frh is the Target in this
businr. ma country, aud has been IN business
years B.adstccts reports snow that they have lost
heavily by ,hrirkage IN stock ana depreciation IN rs
estat, AMI tLrT crcult rating was WilHdTd"n a year
ag0 Their factory on T@nth-st. wi,n the machinery
cost 900 aud their rea! estate IN West FOurtuSL
cost 600 ana mOFtga2ed fOr $4,000. Besides this
tine frfp claimed a capital OF 100000 100 ty business
The tOt,l Liabilities are estimated ~ SlOOCoo Prefer
srcc- ~ ~l} $50 OJ gwen 10 elcS en- creditors
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04

and Oregon nv those routes and In case tney sepd
part their goods in this way higher rate o ue t,
ia to be eXacted from them than those VINO iitni"
carry out their obligation The rates incudr9 10 mo
contract are lower than pubs 1ed rates ana IL Is III
that the shipper agrees
10 send all his freight by OF these lnes Inc
tracts are gped for one year The main features OF e
contract were published in THE TRIBUNE Anew days ago
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
THE COURTS.
COMMISSIONER DUNCAN's METHODS.


HE Is CHARGED WITH CoNVERrISG a SMALL SUM
OF MONEY TO HIS own USE.
Shipping Commissioner Charles e. Duncan
will appear before Judge atchiord, in the United
States Circuit Court to-day, to charges made
against him by Patrick Murray, second mate OF the
bark T. F. Wilton. The complainant, who obtained
an order 10 show cause why his testimony should
FLED Yesterday by Louis +. Post counsel for Murray
AYERS that Commissioner Duncan refused to TO him
s9l 20 received on December IL. 1873, from the
ter OF the vessel the balance OF wages due TO Muir
raw and that the Commissioner converted the money
to his own use: that he represented TO Murray that
il the latter would submit 10 him dispute between
Murray and the steward OF the vessel the comp ainant
would be freed from all further trouble regarding II;
but before tn proceedings could be begun the Conn
missioner caused MuTays arrest on criminal charges
that the execution OF the warrant was concealed nom
Mnrray until the evidence submitted in the arb-
action the arbitration proceedings the ground
that by the arrest tho stipulation was yiO
lated: that the Commissioner afterwIrd listened
to cx pare statements by the steward. aud
permitted nis mind To be Influenced against Murray to
the procurement OF warrant against him; that Duncan
appointed his counsel for Murray, aud afeIward
decided the ease against HIM.
lhe com lainant supports the complaint by All afida
Wit setting forth the deais OF the and asking that
MURRAY = testimony may he taken betOIe COmmis
The AFFIDAVIT Of DEPUTY Marshall Edsall
Duncan said Yesterday that the arbitration
the usual III similar cases, and mat
the decision In favor OF the steward and against Muir
raw seemed called Tor by the evidence which showed
lyIng IN hospital The SOL - paid accordingly
the steward except Sli due the Sheriff for fees.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04

young lady, after passing the Cambridge
local cKaIniuatOn, suddenly brokc on her engagement
with h,r sweetheart A friend eIposiusted Win ner.
but sto replied. must merely say that his views
the theosOphic doctrine Of cOsnOgony Ooze and
mut at understand now impossible II is for any
true woman 10 risk her happiness with such person."
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
REQUIEM MASS FOR DEAD PRELATEs.

St. Patrick's Cathedral in MOtt-st. was
draped IN mourning yesterday. the occasion being the
fifteenth anniversary of the death Of Archbishop
Hugles, the predecessor OF Cardinal McCOskey.
reouen mass VAS celebrated for the four deceased
tes of ths diOce5e: Bishop COucanen. died lSi0 Bish
op Connolly, died s2j; Bishop Dubois died lo42; and
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04

CRITICISM AND REPLY-ARCHIrEcTURAL BLUM
DERs-FAULT-FINDISG WHICH c. C. THINKS A
LITTLE OBSERVATION AND INQUIRY WOULD
HAVE PREVENTED.
To ne Ed,tor or The Tribune.
SIR: viii yOu permit the entering OF bref
protest from who makes no claim to proficiency IN
the techncaes OF architecture, but who lives within
full view OF the Capitol and has watched every
stage It's growth and take little pains to compare
his own impressions with the judgment OF good many
gentlemen OF acknowledged authority such questions
against the rOsecOOred description OF the later stages
OF the work contained in the letter from your cor
respondent, c. c.. IN TIE TRIBUNE OF this datef
You would not grant mo space to discuss the
matter anything like adequate length. but viii posi-
bly, make two statements OF simple fact. not
opinion aud leave your readers TO draw their own in
ferences as t. the abilities OF the " strong" men who
have the work In charge. One Il t' On the north
facade there lc't hg up wide space OF perfectly
blank wall TO "rest the eye am TOLD sdrmonntcd by
o line OF elaborate and very costly carving. Tns work,
when put in place. proves to be hardly visible from the
grouud; and its sz', rather want OF sz", II
glrugly disprouOrt'Onei the blank below II, even IN
the judgment oi designer viii hlr ~ h" disputed
when It is added that the south 9cidn, uul ursc-
quritIy AM supposed 10 b 'sc'y Ike tn lrsi,
tnc yed line las h 20 made corsdciAby agcr. a"G
think also that the arches below carried CONSIDER
ahlg h,hcr very ma'ca iy reducing u. dimensions ot
the blank tnGt was to q. so rrstiul.
Ihc other Illustration Of the strength and ability ~
the arcEitecls now In power ma be thOu.ht hardly
cred o.. IA, is uoWitl.- tand NJ, Oul. tar ru,h VIII
YOU betitN tElt they ualiy FORGOT cuury TO make
anN ~ vision whatever ior jhc rlnitl on tuc
splendid root" "thc upo'btos.- O. the On go
81 >" thtt show' such "a roo. tie perception o.
the demands OF the situi iGu,' aHd
cites &. C.'- wondering adu.ra, ODl To ui4tC Ep
for ths trlng omission, un ers ana mat it b, intended
eventually To ny tn ld places D." mere cOHju'u ung chan
net. may br drlet through tHc floors sp'F H rr inside
"A task not too easy. Nranf'nc, 'hc north ucnt Il
decorated with two goo III q metallic conductors,
pac IN positions whcIr you cannot he'll seeing one o
them ~ least. IOI VhaicyCT point Oh. view NAY Dc Sc
l'Ctcd. Tho lctutl, gr c.. and eminent r"nicy am
elegance oi tirs' adorr nents may Boo readily mag
U, do sdy nothing f ihe cert ugty of trlT l..rZ-
InL solid this Water Gi tAcy ave - uur ram and
snow carry usu D. f"n nuI,t!I.s, and a0uflns
si fur her th aG" rr-u ) "a l'..IN OIt.i.ti
the cX rriur front " "a Of Co.,. t.rHru ron
dAd cIac,.d o,d pcclng stone Il. sI'.c ls = N'd.-,
I EnDp bee. 20. 1873 AN JI,II;NE EG.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
ANOTHER DELAY IN THE COUNTY CLERKS CASE
Indoe Davis heng nnMnll. rennested l.,

messenger that The settlement Of the order OF manda-
mus against tho County Clerk De adjourned until to-day
This was asBcnted to- and Mr. Bash. Mr. Lord aud Will
a. Beach had Discussion 10 the form the
order. Mr. BeIcn stated III conversation that ne pro-
posed To appeal from judge DaViss decision ana was
chiefly hat the form o t1@ or Ter should he such
to leave tree discussion OF all the quc.Ons open
on appeal. No agreement was announced yesl slcrday.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04

Prominent merchants of this city are circu-
Iatine COPIES OF contract drawn by combination
recently entered into by Pacific Railroads and the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company 10 De made between
me latter and shippers by winch such shippers are COM
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04

1t was a rich old widow who wondered that
tie handsome yuuug man uad iau N love WItE her
Yes, il Is NOIdcrful.' said Nr. Sluc"up. Uui 90
loy, You 10 distraction. Why, even love The ground
you wax on" =" thought So" observed tuc widow,
- bat AN not IN want OF a landlord at present.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
6slp Uantr0

CAIFSME\-Who can sell teas 10 grOccrs
y anywhere IN the United states can make permanent ar
rangrmrnt by addressing PICkERr a co. - irontsi,
SsyANTED-Five men of character ana abil-
w inv to sell The Best Bible" Men Who can manage
the sale IN five or ten and employ far numJ't l
ag,uts aud tran thoroughly, Will after short tAp
snr he pu,raue,d from &SuO $1,000 year bl'e pre-
yiou- experience IN business, and guarantee "a"
address ". J. HOLLAND. springfield Mass
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
Gituatlons mauteo-- Hlales


COACHMAN-A gentleman will highly rec
~ Onmend his coachman by high family just useh
gagged. Can or address NJ. b.. 81 4thaye
CASHIER, &c.-By a sober reliable ana
enerretI man Of over twenty veqrs practical business
experience cashier and teller IN banking oce am ~ 'on
with coal interests keep books tst ieleen0'
Address <. X. W. 2J4 West 2itnst, New'f
EARDENER.-By married man no lucunl,
~ brance has a lifetime Of experience az a gardener ahI
England hrs class grape grower nd plaltsiS
thorOu ghlY understands the OF imported nd lh
wife stclass hand at making the glt edged buter aau
large experience al raising poultry good tl 'eIoSs
Address J. d.. Tribune Uptown 0fce 23S Broadway
USEFUL MAN, &c-By a man and wife,
y English 10 take CHARGE of aresdence or as
and gardener first class cook tkeeper cvl
try pref, give the best Of reference. on g a
lilies Address for week. F. GARDNER Box u, InOuhs
01ice.
kTAITER.-By "A Protestant, who thoroughly
w understands his business Is willing and ob.ginZ btst
references Address "sW ED ~ East sd St top Oe
NHAITER-A respectful colOrcd man as
w water m private family nrst class boarding house
good references given Address J Br li7 West 2ithst
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
Buslness Chances.

I AGER BEER BREWERY FOR SALE.
large lager beer brewery. situated lh H' t'"'' - -
civ aud i'm successful operation tor many ltA :, o,.t
Tor sale taktn at tow ngurc ana ul"u '"' ~
reasonable terms. , ....l ..,fnany
RrcXcis parties desiring to organize as'"'A ''nP'
win De literally dealt with Apply 10
Bennett Buld,ug 95 Na'sau't.
NNANTED--Party with $1,000 To @o,ooSt st
w capital, buy part interest ia 3 p''..~ ,,ttv
cApact, iorsixiy guests amt mineral iih- Vl ~ N''
TO be opened location centisl splrndiN Opprt'' y Y
Address Dr POTTER, ~aisl"-" NP'H-9- y. :
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
QlaCbincrn.

ENGINE and ROLLER for Electric Light
H Wtl sell very chea9 4 small hJrzcut' h"i-- lUsa
en- glno aud boiler nearly and Of good MAKE "Eo'"
IA. ADAMS 8 son, No. % Brekman st, 'lt'
XNANTED-A double cylinder press; VIZ
w nav cash Address H. aRd H.. Grad CeEiSi hoie ~
y Drstnbe prc~r. giving price &c.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
COMPROMISING WITH CREDITORS.

SCHEDULE OF OLIPHANT & CO., THE CHINA HOUSE
FAILURE OF LARGE IMPORTER OF PIANO
MATERIALS.
The schedule of 0lipAant q Co., the China
merchants OF this city, fled Yesterday. William
W Parkin George W. Talbot, HOBART >. Geary, Talbot
Oliphant Tobias PIN and john f. Seaman the mem
bers of the firm. The schedule ls filed by Henry Ii.
Onnstead the assignee account OF some members OF
the rm being China. The assignee states that the
accounts Of Parkin. Talbot Hobart S Geary and T.
Onphant exhibit large debit balances but these arse
Rs he believes from their being charged with their re-
spectiye shares Of losses in addition 10 the amounts
drawn for living and famiy expenses. The sehe iult
stself st4tea he asscts AS follows:
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
6ltultlors Wdntru--femdles

EOOk, &c.-TWO respectable young women
~ friends togrhrrOr Or scyaic. one As hrsttlt's coIh
drs>er. al Euds baking; take enurc harge "f ac
kitchen. has lived ~ nrsc families IN The c'y uucfr"p
undc Puiur and hung good city reference ZiA
West 3jti-sL, second iOoT, rear
COOK-A good smart English Protestant
\ COOS understands an kinds cooking wiling to assist
IN w'sin- and Ironing: best Of references city or county
36G Gthaye, near 23'st hr't h"or
COOK and LAUNDRESS.-By Scotch Prot
stands all Kind. of family work good cooki VIII be nm IN
tons cali al 29O 6tn.aye., near lsths,
CHAMBERlIAlD and WAIfRESS.-By an
~ Engisa Protestant young woman very resUei@he ana
maid cleans yer. Sc soo.r. homes. o6Lyag
FIRST ioor.
CHAMBERMAlD and WAITRESS.-By y
" Swelc giri very excellent Young chlmOe ,lnld ana
lrrwoIk nicely very cluabe aud neat persoa city
SoaHif5 caniH Gaia, 80 300 dtiaye Isth.st
HOUSEKEEPER- rs hou>ckerper,
c3mnanon TO- ttke caargc mo'hSL5 3 s4Ts 6r % ct
qWIed AtiIeNs Mr. r.. care OF tle lsey Dr. hoGgh@h
Mad.~on.sves.
HOUSEWORK.-By q Scotch Protestant
woman understands general noGfwoTs "l',HS M 1 5ai
Gthayt.. near 23dst INST hoor.
| AUNDRESS.-A tirst-class laundreSS desires
ra1a % ErHc %a.PS rs 2S We to go Spt oy the day terms "0
NURSE.-A professional nurse to attend an
~ invalid gentleman objection travel reference from
best city ply ysicans Address Professional NURSE
NURSE.-A young American girl speaking
dIen mend well willing to travel Can or address 25
West 2itl-st.
WAIrRESS.-As first-cass English wait.
w ress understands making all kinds ~ salads care o
silver OF wines can fill mans place. best city re
ference. Can al iss 1thaye
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
SIsG.2GI4.

The liabilities are given at about $Gi5000 The ac-
counts amounting to $4,000 and upward are given
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
TILE NEW CAPITOL.

CRITICISM AND REPLY-ARCHTEcTURAL BLUM
DERs-FAULT-FINDISG WHICH C. C. THINKS A
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