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MlRINE INTkLLIGENCE.
M1N1AruRE ALMAVAC.

MINIATURE ALAANAC.
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Woor BIOL Moon s1uths 1919 MOcn's age days, ,2S
HiGH WATER TO-DAr-A. "
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HGH WATER rO-DAI-p. ON
sandy Hook. GIL Gov Island o'34 Hell tAIe ''-- go
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tion is deemed dangerous. No relief was
afforded to Dr. Burlington by'the treatment ne
had i'm Bosion from so-callcd cancer doctor who
promised "A positive cure and he returned home re-
GENTLY lie does not suffer much pain. No immc-
diate danger appIehended unless ihe cancer III
,ts crowth should reach an artery and hemorrhage
ensuc.
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HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HuDNu1Ts so
2lS BROADWAY.
.m.49- Noon. 52' 5l9 Miinighi. 40
Iiiph.si Gns1nc the dav. 81. lowest -:
Average 5OssS. Gay. 1878. 4eis'
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No other company IN the world has pro-
duced No Tension sewing machine,
thing approaching IL In value and real merit WILCOX -
Gibbs s. NJ. Co., NewYOrx
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Every drink Of liquor lessons vitality every
dose Of IIcHARDs TEEToTAL TONIC adds to life.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-12

THE HOLMAN PAD aud its auxliaries are a
marvel o and the universal panaeez
OF any thing known In medicine.
Prof. d. A. LOOMS. VI. ID.
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AnOUncemental

WINCHEsTER's HYPOPHOsPHIrEs
VIII cure Consumption. COnghs Bronehus DeJility "a
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Everybody needs after the exhaustion of tho
strnulant thar IL nourishng well warming Moth.
suited for this purpose Cocoa Chocolate
prepared by Walter Baker Co has the highest
ton OF any In the market
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Completion Of u Great Work.

The completion Of lae new Aeae
edition Of CnAMRgRs's CYoLor.gbA
OF RsausH LITERATURE will marx an
epoch IN tho experience OF many low
ers Of good hooks, The announce
menl that they would publish u work
Of such superior excellence, In form
NO convenient aud 10 entirely becom
Inc TO ono Of such high merit, at q
price only nominal when compared
with that Of similar hooks generally.
was mure tnan q surprise 10 reading
people 1t was generally supposed to
to bc IN undertaking impossible Of NC
compishmsut, except At great loss OF
money, aud many who knew he OK
cellcni standing Of the pu 'lisherS
feared that they had undertaken too
much, aud would never be- able TO
complete the work, but it seems
they knew their ground they have
not only fulfilled their promise to the
public, but b, undertaking aud accom-
plishing something no extraordinary,
have attracted the attention OF almost
the entire reading community, 10
themselves and their various literary
enterprises, aud have secured sale OF
the work itself beyond precedent in
the history OF booksclliag, and 40
great that IL is really rcmuneral've,--
| This month, with n view 10 extend
ing the sale US greatly as possible,
they Offer TO send sample volumes for
examination, with privilege OF im'he-
date return If not wanted, or ct pur-
chasing the remainder if found salts
factory, as they unqueslonably will be
by all who appreciate what is choicest
in literature. Prices Of sample vol
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cloth, 25 cents; hall morocco, gut
top. 8 vol. edition, 50 cents; halt mo-
rocco, gilt top, 4 vol. edition, 10
cents. They also send free on request,
to any one, descriptive catalogue OF
this and several hundred other stand
ard and valuable publications which
they will sell at prices tar below usual
rates. AMERICAN Book EXCHANGE
publishers, IS Beekman street, New
York.
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THE LIBRARY MAaAzME.-The May
number OF this excellent magazine just
received brings choice selection from
the contents OF latest numbers OF the lead
ing foreign magazines and reviews. Con-
tents Probability as o Guide Of Conduct,
by Hon. W. z. Gladstone; Sidney Dobell ,
BY Robert Buchanan; Toilers In Fields
and Factories -Characteristics; Through
the Ages; A Legend Of Stone Axe !;
The French Republic and the Catholic
Church, by John Moreley; Commercial
Depression and Reciproscity, by Bonamy
Price Alcohol, its Action and Uses, from
DublU, Repie,o; Their Appointed Seasons;
by ]. G. Wood; The Study OF Natural
History, by st. George MiYart; Manzonrs
Hymn for Whitsunday, by Dean Stanley
The Chances of English Opera, from
Macmillan's Magazine; Theological Soci-
ety's English Dictionary, from The Acad'
emu. Sold only direct by the publishers
The american Book Exchange, 65 Beck
man street, New York, at 10 cents num-
Der, or $l.O0 year. postage prepaid.
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Retry.
NIGHT,

Might came down o'er all the esHh,
Aud took the tired day,
And slsspsd her tightly 10 her arms,
And bore her fsr away,
Tho moOn,liks some vast lighthouse seemed
Psr up N the MILKY Way
The glislsning stars, like tiny barks'
Az anchor round her lay,
And like singis silver thread
That twinss IN soma dark curl,
Tho river wound through trees and brakes
A cleaning band Of pearl
heard the soft, low DIP Of oars,
Lissa weary slow hssri'ihrob
And the wsvelsts Tapped tho bow Of tho poA'
A low hslf'broksn sob,
And on that night, 10 long ago,
A vision wonderuus sweet
Game TO me IN its fullest JOY,
80 perfect aud complete,
o golden dream, why did wake
To dad il past aud gone !
The dream was like glorious day
The waking, cold gray dawn
'Twsrs better far that I had died
believing 1t we're true,
'Twsrs batter far 10 sleep for aye
Benslth the sky 10 blue,
Than live, when each long wsar' day
Seems longer than before
When life 10 bat constant pale
A wound upheslei and sore
Tho river still flows marmurlhg on
Tho stars are Just Al bright
40 when the vision came to me
That restful summer night
The sams Yes alone am changed
Oh God each weary day
] wish that had died tho night
Tho vision passed away.
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A Michigan lady writes to Mr.. Wick
the florist, that to kill insects she uses
one teaspoonful OF kerosene toa gal
lon Of water, and sprinkles it on the
plants with hand broom. 1t des-
troys green flies, currant worms and
other pests, and was used without in.
| Jury to the fuchsias, geraniums, callas
and other plnnts. Kerosene on corn
cobs hung on plumb trees are said to
Re bad for curculios.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-06-11

A newly married lady was telling
another how nicely her husband could
write, ooh, you should just see h''
love letters" Eyes, ! kpow," was
tho freezing reply, fys got = bushel
Of 'em in my trunk" Tableaa,
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I have known vast quantities of
nonsense talked about bad men not
looking you in the face. Don't trust
that conventional idea. Dishonesty
will stare you out of countenance any
day in the week, il there is anything
to be got by it.-[Dickens.
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Correspondence.
Letter From New York.

DEAR AGG:-l now seat myself TO
perform what Is to me n very pleasing
duty, Of writing few lines to the
good, dear old AGE, which was eS'a''
lished in Woodstock, W., by tie late
lamen,ed {. G. Eastman, in May,
1910. Although but a small boy llv-
ing in that town 1t that time, well
remember when its publication was
commenced, also remember the ac
tive part tina. Titus Hutchinson Jr.-
then n merchant there-took IN the
project; also, the material aid that he
gave to the enterprise
The AGE has always remained
firm and uuwavering democratic Or
gan, but was never better as such
than it is OF the present time. Long
may it live to dispense pure unadul'
tersted democracy to the people OF the
black republican locality wherein it is
published.
Potsdam, where am now living,
is situated in St. Lawrence county,
was formed from Madrid, Feb. 81,
1906. 1t lies on Rocket river, north
east of the center OF the county. The
shire town of which is Canton. is To-
Gated about ten miles from here. Pots
dam in 1870 contained population
of about TIA inhabitants, many OF
whom are Vermonters, and two small
villages besides the main village which
is located upon. Rocket river, east. OF
the center of the town. The river
here is divided BY islands and broken
by rapids, and furnishes an extensive
water power for manufacturing. Nor
wood formerly Potsdam Junction) is
located in the west part of the town
and is a growing and prosperous little
village of some 800 inhabitants and
has its newspaper, "7he Noncood
Ne,cs." The newspaper business here
in Potsdam seems to be overdone,
most fearfully. Besides the paper
first named as being printed at Nor
wood, we have also two papers pub
lished in the village. The Courier ane
Freeman and the st. Laurence Her.
aid, both republican, the last nance
of which is also temperance paper,
and some say Methodist organ. The
Commercial Advertiser published al
Canton by Messrs. Hall & Tracey
AMI the Ogaensdurg Advance, at Og
densburg by George F. Darrow, are
the creditable democratic organs o
St. Lawrence county, and l under
stand are we'll sustained.
Potsdam village proper has, an
informed, a population OF some 800
inhabitants, more Or less, and is a
large, if not larger, than your beautl
full village of Woodstock, with TIN
usual amount of business places etc
for village OF its size. The Stat
Normal School is located here and
under the care of Prof. McVicar, ant
has large number Of scholars. tn
number I cannot give correctly 80 wi
not attempt it. The normal schot
building IL large, handsome struc
ure, built of sandstone-a natur'
product Of the town-with large sp'
oious grounds. Most Of the publ
buildings Of the village are built {
this sandstone, as we'll as many Of til
private residences. The sidewalks al
also paved with it. This sandstone
red like brick, cuts hard and is quit
handsome. The family of Gen.
A. Merritt, of the New York Cit
Custom House, reside here. The gel
ersl business of the town is farming
dairying, numbering and workio
sandstone. But / must close this lon
rambling letter by subscribing myse
a. your OLD CoHsrsroHpnsr.
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III. vastly better 10 have little
with eonientmenl than riches with
worry, The mss that carries you 10
worth more than tho horse that throws
YOU,
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HARD RUBBER TRUSSES |!
Pr;ce, Raduced.

A further supply of steeley's Hard Rubber
Truss at great reduction from former prices
Just received. Also large additions to his
stock Of other make Trusses making the larg-
est stock and greatest variety OF lrnsses IN the
State. Call and examine at the OLD Dnuo
STORE. OHAS. OdAFMAN
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SCRIBNER'S MONTHLY,

SCRIBNER'S MONTHLY,
CONDUCTED BY j. G. HOLLAND
The Handsomest Illustrated Magazine
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The American edition of this periodical is
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from fifty to seventy.tive original wood-cut
illustrations.
Announcements for 1850.
Among the attractions for the coming year
are the following
HAWORTH'S, a serial novel, by the auth
or of THAT Lass O. Lowrc's.' 1t will run
through twelve numbers. beginning with
November, 1873. illustrated.
FALCONBERG, n serial novel.
A STORY OF NEW ORLEANS. This
story will exhibit the state of society in Gre
ole Louisiana about the years 1904 8.
PORTRAITS OF AMERICAN POETS
This series (begun in August with the por
| trait of Bryant) will be cotnued.
STUDIES IN THE SlERRAS.-A series
of papers (mostly lllustrated) BY John Muir
the California naturalist. .,
A NEW VIEW OF BRAZIL. by Herjert
| ii Smltn, OF COTuell OnlNcTSiJt 'S'A-6
series of papers on its present. condition.
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THE LEADING EUROPEAN UNlVESI-
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Of the leading men in each Of the most i'm;
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Among the additional series Of papers to
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A poor but high spirited woman
in Chicago pounds old rags
on the kitchen table every morning to
make her neighbors believe that she
has beetstcak tor breakfast.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-06-11

Farmers gather what they SOW,
while seamstresses SOW what they
gather.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-06-11

Ifyou have good health you have
nine.tenths of oil the Lord ever gives
10 any man.
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DARlS GREEN, in pound tin boxes
+ AID ons.hslf pound packages for sale In
any quantity q o,,
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...hrs.,r D. - uo.!rnc Liniment will positively
....,s, n...e "a, ease, and will positively cure
.,<zs Ia tn. Information that will save many
mt free 10y mail. DoI't delays moment Pre-
Johnson D. CO., Bangor, Maine.
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STATIONS
OMAKE THE SEASON OF 1879
Green Mountain Stud Farm,
WEST RANDOLPH, VERMONT.

Don Record 2.S5)-Foaled
1870, Bay, Is S-4 handle, got by Hampton, son
Of Rysdyks Hambletonisn-Dam BY volun'
tser. son Of Rysdyks Hambletonian. Terms,
go to insure.
Vermont Mcsscngcr--Foaled 1876
Bay, 10 IA hands, got by Rysdyk's Handle,
tonian-Dsm, Lady Lockwood (record ~
by Nsavs's Cassius NJ. Clay, Jr. Terms, 90
to insure.
LockWood--Foalsd 1s73--Bay, 10 ia
hands, got by Aberdeen, son Of Rysdyks
Hambietonian and Widow Machree BY Ameri
can StAr-Dam, Lady Lockwood. Terms 8l6
to insure.
Monarcb-Foaled lse4-Bay. 16 hands.
got by Rysdy's Hsmblstouisn-Dsm, BY Ross
Abdvllah Chief. Terms, 90 TO insure.
Mares pastured ct $500 per month ct own.
sr's risk. For catalogues, containing extend
Cd psdigress, with pictures Of Stations, please
address,
MOULTON BROTHERS.,
GREEN MOUNTAIN STUD FARM,
West RandsIph, w.
n. R.-No bssiHsss sassdsd n On SsWdavs'
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Weeks Floral Guide.

A beautiful work of 100 Pages, One Color
ed Flower Plate. and 800 Illustrations, with
Descriptions Of the best Flowers and Vege.
tables, and how to grow them. AL, for FIVE
CENT STAMP. In English or German.
The Fio,re and VegetaJi, Garden. us
Pages, Six Colored Plates, and many hundred
Engraving. For 80 cents in paper covers
81 60 in elegant cloth. In German or Eng
lish.
Vick's Illustrated Monthly Magazine-32
Pages n Colored Plate in every number and
many fine Engravings. Price 81 % year;
Five Copies for $500. Specimen Numbers
sent for 10 cents.
Vick's Seeds are the best in the world -
Send FIVE CENT STAMP for FLORAL GUIDE,
containing List and Prices, and plenty ofin-
formation. Address,
JAMES WICK, Rochester, Ny.
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No man ever yet looked on the dark
side of life without finding it.
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DECN business you can engage in. 50 to
BESl $50 per day made by any worker
of either sex, right in their own LOCALITIES
Particulars and samples worth IS free
Improv. your spare time at this business
Address STINsoN & Co., Portland. Maine.
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&RRaweek in your own Rn, down. you So want want
A business at which persons OF either sex can
make great pay all the time they work.
Write Tor particular to II. HALIETT Il Co..
Portland, Maine.
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acliqlous Notices.


Catholic Apostolic Church O. lG'ist between
9Th and ftn-aycs.-lhe Rev. JOHN :. DAVENPORT Of
Har f0rl pCachr The Restoration of the pO.too
iryGous WAY q Restoring Christian L iiy" T:3U y. IN
~ MAY EN Ming. All are invited "a collection.
Church OF She incarnation. 35tls. ANA Madsoraye.
night. Bright ~ will deIse address behalf Of the
Ponca indians. pr, senting their wrong etc.
Church Of the Messiah 3l.si and park.ave-Tbe Rev.
RODENT COtLN En- Pastor. win preach MOENIN at H.
SUBS l. "Ialtlih IN very hiue EVENING. at 7;I5,
"rhc Power Of the Key" Public cordially invited.
Brick Church corner jihaye ami S7thst-The Pastor
the Rev, LLLWELYN d. BENAN. Will deliver SUN
DAY MORNING. December a. the first a scii. OF
courses % Students and Thoughtful people subject: Re
lgi0n and the cultivation Of the mt,l.ect.'
Intercndcnt Catholic Church. Clarendon nan Fa.t
ldih. Morning ryioe lo.5O; evening. $50 when the
McNnmsrls visit 10 Boston. and win lecture on
"Whl abandoned R0maniSm"
lgnaiiu-- Church betlgon 5fh AID GIN ives
The Rev d.. EVER. Rector. officiating Communion
> Morning PRAYER. % litaIy ami Choral Celebration
1890 choral Evening" Prayer. 1905 preacher. the Rev
III. e. POTTER, OF Grace Church.
Sunday Evening. 1872 o'clock. st Paul- " h. Church
fthaVe and 22dst Meeting for AicAM COlOniEaii0n
beIlan euigrauts present ship Monday The Rev Drs
TIFFANY. CROSBY. PRIME and Mr. HAYNES. agent
will participate.
Soc ETY. for Ethical Culture. The Rev. Mr.. JOHN W.
iokcng Hail corner of 5t1 ana shst Doors
at 1880 closed n H. subject The Moral Aspects #
lcOus n tnCe"
society OF Humanity Carriers Han rs East l4th.st
Address ~ + d Waterman Esq. SnJect; ihs Republic
The Rev. lcweiyn ID. Eevan viii deliver at the Brick
Chnr, S9t ana 0thaNe series 0 sermons addressed To-
students and thoughtful people Tie frst ST y
DAY MORNING. December Ia. subject: Religion
Cultivation oi The Intellect"
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MIR. OTTO w. FUErTERER (Go'dngin
WI University. HanOvcr. LIS ONS IN GERMAN and
thu Classes Close attention 20 German pronunciation
Vocal trtinng lS-West 22i-st.
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EOVERNESS.-A young lady desires n posi-
VI tou In q respe table faml 90 erress 20 small chi
oren can IN French and references gwen and
required Address A.. Tribune Uptown once. 3OS West Z5d
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GOV FRNESS "A situation rs gOvcrness 10y
VI thorougiy educated ishen yOung y from
North best OF refer Address Box 2v Ne"
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LACES and LACE GOODS,
BLOOM S.,
33s AND $40 BOwERy.
BETWEEN BOND AND GREAT JONES SITS.

Amnscmeni5.
4 CADENiY or MUSIC. Popular Prices.
~ EOS-INFS MEsSE SOLENNELLT.
THIS SUNDAY EVENING, Dec. IL.
PROGRAMME
KyTe-" Christie"
By the Chorus.
Gloria Laudamus."
Nile vALLERIA. Miss A. L. CARY. sgnor RUNcTO Herr
BEHkENs, and Chorus.
Terzottc-" Grailas A. linus
Nine LABLACHE. signor RCNCIO and slgnor CAL
ASST.
Dueito-" Qui Tolns"
Nile. VALLRRIA and Aiss A l.. Cary.
Solo" QuOniam."
Herr BEHRENs.
Chorus" Gun sancto splriin.'
By tie Chorus
CreiO-
Mile VALERA. Miss \. l.; CARY. Mme. IABLAcHE,
Solo" Crucixus"
Nile VALLFRIA.
Soli and ChOrns" TT Resurl exit"
Mile. VALERA. Miss s. L. CARY, SguOr CAMpANINr,
~IgnOr q \ I.ASSI snt Chorus.
Ofrrtpry Grand organ.
Soil
Nile. VALERA. Miss \. 4. GARY. sgnor RUSCIo, Herr
BEHRE > and Chotl.
Solo" y sautaris"
Mmr LABBACHE.
solo aud Chorus" Acnua Del"
Miss a. l.. CARY.
Director OF Music and Conauc sigror ARDIrI
mission. ~ family drcle 90 cents
the box Office Academy will be open SUNDAY 10
l.
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fine ARTS.
itlns,cai Instruments

4 GREAT OFFER FOR IIOLIDAYSl
- PIANOS and ORGANS 90 extraordinary low prices for
cash nsi'men received splendid organs 40, "a, so
500 AMI >luO octave pianOs Sl3 50;
1J n no. slot. upwards, not used six months illustrated
catalogues mailed. Opcncvt ningS HORACE WATERS,
Manufacturer DealcT SIG Broadway, N.Y. 20 BOX 1850
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Jswellcrn.

A BARGAIN-fOr sale cheap.-Pair dla-
n mOad solitaire earrings also ladies' assiu sacks
and gent.cnau's seats in tile used Address A H.
LaA 100 O D rll Aayert-ine once, l.3s broadway.
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gnsIrurIlcn.

SITUATION desired in any educational in
~ gentle educated In Harvard University
Of several teacher best Of refer
ADDISON, Tribune Office
CUBURBAN SEMINARY for Young Ladies'
- Eos and l67ths. beautiful stuauon thorough
Instruction moderate prices
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QeaCners.
FORElGN GRADUATE wants a sitIii
A VTNDERNAN. 231 Elst 5Sih-st.; thor

N. ou.h rapid Instruction Ia piano aud sing
ing appfOvel thoi- COL rect and elegant rg Isl
eic specially years renee ~ Paris, Lon
don herr aud highest social Standing warrant telaul
ity trfcrs ueet not sppy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-14

- thorough lilly competent Young girl a neat orderly
chsmbermad and excellent waitress take entr
charge Of d. ing prepare salads clean s
YER glassware &c, good reference. Call at Mrs KELLY's
l66 West 1ith.sL, corner Dthaye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-14

WAITER.-By young c0lored, married
w rstclass waiter In ptiyate family. Call
address WAITER, present employer. "a East 5othst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-14
6elp rOanteo.

GENERAL smart outside salesmen and col
~ lect'rs wanted good pay. HORTON. station b.
A MEXICAN men and women under % de-
"a string 10 study -dcnc may find agreeable profit
able employment p sanitarlnm. Address HEALTH Up
town Tribune ONCE, No J. -3s Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-14

DRIVATE LESSONS i'm Classics, also French
i and English TESTIMONIALS from Messrs sobert BONNER
A. r. WeiInofe Hon. n a. COnking ana others Address
Teacher. Box 25 Tribune Ohcc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-14

rNO LET--in strictly private house, ia excel
lsut ucaton hgLt front basement iuIni he'd T
ply sieiln's Office already used paIt II
heesssy ior ornament lenant also lsge FURNISHED bed
, COLLEGIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-14

WASliING.-A respectable woman wishes
w family washing good references. Cal Tor
Two days at J2i East 5lth-st.