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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-04

% A,young manwhoe had Just re
turned from q long Journey, clasp
ing his adored one in a loving em>
brace in . dimly lighted parlor, was
seized with a terror that for an in
slant paralyzea all 9 his energies.
-aOh my daflin gig said he, wildly,
.HWhy didn't you write me Of this
What is it-spinal disease Or,
have, you dislocated some Of your
ribs, that you are obliged to wear
this broad leather bandage ?''7"o,
love p'sshe gently murmered, this is
only my new belt Ii7would have
agot,a broader one, but it would mot
90 under my arms. @7u4frqrtT IN
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-04
TERMS.
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-04
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CON.
.,-r.,,.,., VENTION.. ,.. ,.,,....

A NATIaEAL CONVENTION Of tho Re-
publican party will meet at Chicago, on
Wednesday, the 81 day of June next, at
II O'clock noon, for the nomination Of can
didates to be supported for President and
Vice President at the next election Re-
publican', and all who will co operate with
them in supporting the nonlipees Of the
party. are invited to choose two delegates
from each Congressional district, four at
large from each State two from each Ter
ritory, and two from the District of Co.
'lum bia, to reprstent them in the Conyen-
ton. w ~ ~. ~ "a .La L--1 81.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-04
EO OK.
THE KNOXVILLE CHRONICLE

l0r l6oV.
During the coming Presidential
year, the DAILY CHRONICLE will
take an active part in the vigorous
discussions Of all political issues
involved, and will, at the same
time, keep its readers fully posted
on all the important events of the
day. IL will do whatever is honest
and legitimate to promote the sue
cess of the Republican ticket,
placing fidelity to the interests of
that party above any personal aims
or privata ambition. To this end
it will favor the selection of good
men with clear records, per-
sonal and political, for standard
bearers in the coming canvass, and
when such are selected, it will do
everything reasonable to secure
their success. .sa 81. sz.lsa
In State politics, the CHRONICLE
q.
will support no man for any Office,
from Governor down to constable,
who is not in favor of paying the
State debt upon terms satisfactory
to the creditors of the State. 1t
will oppose the efforts of repudia-
tionists to drag the entire State
down to their low and degraded
standard, first, last and all the time,
and even though the repudiationists
should be successful, it will continue
to denounce them and their infa-
nous schemes. .'a"'o
The WHIG AND CHRONICLE will
be published weekly, as before, and
will be made up from the issues Of
the DAILY CHRONICLE. 1t will con-
tain choice selection of miscella-
neous matter each week, together
with editorials, telegraph and local
matter. Especial attention will be
given its columns, and everything
that could be Objectionable in the
family circle will be carefully ex-
cluded. 1t will be the object of the
publishers to make it welcome
visitor into the families of the
country. s.@ fH e..a
Its market reports will be carefully
revised every Tuesday and made as
nearly perfect and reliable as pos
sible. ,t '1
The Agricultural columns Of the
WING AND CHRONICLE shall receive
close attention, and will be i'm
proved all the time. In this depart
ment, the views of practical farmers
on topics of interest will be invited.
The proprietors of these two old
and well established journals will
spare no pains to keep up and add
to their established reputation, and
are confident that they will make
them worth many times more than
the subscription price charged.
| TERMS.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

cCrpCTHow to become Rich and Watch
DUN ! sent free. U. y. Agency Mount
Winans. Nd. -.
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{ ~ Rl. gans Carts, so pr9ttifsts sies, with
~ name, Zoe. Stamps takln. v. u. Meere,
Broekport. New Yors. dec1Qwl2t
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-04
the Cincin matt Commercial says:s

"The action of the City Council Qnt
extending the hospitality Eof1the city
to- Grant, stirred up perfect torrent
of Indignation among the people of
Savan nah, and, Sunday, the, Savan-'
nah Daily Recorder gave the rst col
dm1 of issseditoriaI page to a COM
munication headed "Unwise Proceed
ure-General Grant and our City
Council. ~ d
New-York tribune., 1880-03-08

paint; 10 another Il is nacillrss NadciIhh OF hU
80 N, '-,-,cn An o. Ctnro awasens In one iIns
soul transport OF delight; in another, II ls ba'' -
meanln girSs sduad-. .. ,.,,c,t,rt
means OF crow IN I'm grace. II ~ gwen that VIC i,. W
thol onghiy furni- he'd unto all good woffs .
must .isJ have IL due pIncc 'dHnSS
the first .cps IN the course ~ wadoIi garr IN It,
of rue neglect ~ secret prayer. W. mus; aeO u
Of secret Sine We Cannot help evil thoughts t'tt
ipto our minds hut help cntcrt linllK nhh m
ishIng them quaint preacher ONE liist head
saving; cannot help birds flying over my hf",
bu. as Oug a. have Ihe use o INV Maids ga a.
their making nests IN my lilif. AholLe' ~ ~ ,hcrs
grcwth in Rfncc ~ labor for the conversion oI
Harlan Page John Varsar and Mr. MoOly are coIspie"us
examples OF the growth that u Httaheu y, , u Ga I'd
who u able To cp that which IS niTnri'n 10 -
ing He will complete The WORK Wnich ne u1' ~ be
saved Only he WHO "a fuIt hful unto death shal iec ~
q crown at last. DON'T backslid, sthhu NJ T WN to,ts
never tcscrf Thus shall YOU grow grace Uutl l'"
shall change T. sight pfa yer praise, the eros, l" e
crown and earth 10 heaven.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-08
IHk courts.
nEClSlONN-MAnCnG G.

Sypyeme Court Chambcs-By Judge Daniels.-
In ne matter Sclar-e" menOf andum Elo' ag' 81
ukc's IIo-pfaI-~ec memorandum. CO0fscli az Wilcox
Inc m0Iioi viii lie denied Hobrank aei Cobcl-Or ier
granted confirming report In Io matter of Iay or-Ode
Hnnted. ,.r-..- go. ,t.u d.. ,,.o,,..-
dt,I efg Jlkcus--co mcuorAi dun. GfrGoOr aCt
Sfokes-lhe MOTION must be auted without cOss Dikln
aud others the Union Pacific Raj way COMPANY. -ee
memorandum krnwiCg agt Blackwell -oive note" ~ srt
ipcut Kent Mer-fiper- L. Do returned Ia The r.
sr,ctvr partics. Pop PctBut Motion 10 confirm Tho
r1tt Il referee granted Popcs art eraut Mot 90 Dc
ap Cochran Motion to advance cause granted rsdmoio
80 Weish Moou viii 30 co.t- 10 nii To- thc event
Sino All knoi-Mouon enicd without costs N'aE on hg
ehields, the People rel Ro n act the Ny catholic t"
rruie IN the matter utthc tl -cp~ 'ir
mn sloane. etc. az ~hAtiuc@. SEQ
tncmorap iuu Lewis ugt Skfmcre.-Moucu denied " SO
llidgc asi. tOJidgc-~ce mrmotauuun The S'uy
NCMurrSy See infn"fHi uuin ta-- agL
IIigruboam. Hgcub1, ham AIT Ca-s-~eo inen0iau iun
vgrue court Chd8bes-Iiv Ju 70 NJ Adam
NcCiure AIT Dcvefna, Nu!nlhaus AT Ia ION brTrth
AT Brcn ~chwab DeCisi rs flied. Nrwb fF ng.
safe roi.c iug Combaly-t g. Wallace appointed rrCcyi
Newman at iIaI1rtn Sui1bcrgcr agt Wanh ObonoRhue
Rg 'MoIa same act -Ui h-ludgncnts hled Am,- at
New YORK Greenwood and Conry sanH Railroad conn ny
Motion granted. May ag TskA cut dischfr""i
Weib-A ttIcunrnt yaet-rd dickinson ari lyson-M Mounn
Rank of Metr0roli- rt. Chlfl'd ta-e rttd auf I'D -
Eor agt Oitm,I; Patrick solins "rOfdcis -cttcd
IeprudIe agt CGsick agt i.liur-lciaui y! us
agt Defendant DISCHARGED BOYD at MhitbecE- DO
murrer ovorruloa per Gld Jacobs agt kenny.
Default q on terms.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-08
CPOWTH N GRACE

N. Re-, DR. r. g. uac1rur at ne Calrdry baptist church
The Lords Supper WAS celebrated yesterday
at the Calvary Baptist Church In Twenty yihirdst BE-
tween Fith aud Sixih-aves. Twentyone communicate
were received into the church Tue pastor, the Rev
Dr. r. s. Macarthur. preached on Growth In
Grace" taking his text from If. Peter III lS. " But
10 gov ia grace" the preacher said IN part:
II is of great Importance 10 emphasize this apostolic
induction Many OF you today are Just starring III the
Christian nfe AMI yOu need on the subject line upon
line precept upon precept. here IA little and there
reat deal often in the bible religion is represented
nv single word IL may be- faith life, hope peace, JOY
or any other equally significant word Here 1t IS gacc;
aud the oxboraton is equal 10 saying grow Iii all the
characerstics of the true CGrstian. Growth IL the
evidence Of ie. The presence OF inward spiritual He
will manifest Itself in outward Christian acs IT, III ihc
glorious sprngtime, when the mighty processes OF Ma
urc are work In Code laboratory clothing the earth
with d mantle OF green and the trees with blossoms
a tree Is found giving evidences OF life In bark OF
blossom we are warranted I'm saying that the tree IL
dead In the Scriptures the godly man Is compared To
tree that brngeh forth its fruit in It's season 1t IA also
said OF him that be shall flourish like the pantree he
shall grow like the cedar IN Lebanon
ItIslmportant to bear mind that religion is sus-
ceptloe Of growth Often its beginnings are very fec
bile Christ kened TO grain Of mustard seed the
smallest Of all seeds Al first u is blade OF grass then
the ear then the fu corn Many persons forget tniS
tian experience as their best days They should remci
Der that the Scared veteran Is better than the raw re-
crIut Paul saying. 81 have finished my course" Is
a greater man than Paul asking, Lord, what
viii thou have mo dot" We must remeln
ber that the Church not ambulance,
and usually not hospital. IL IL rather
a battlefield where blows are received and given
II ia barvest-h ID where tine ripe is reaped and
Gathered We matrcuate babes desiring the sincere
mix OF the Word Theu we become feeding upon
the strong meat OF the Word Men have jusi much
religion as tuey desire II saised with eanness they
are lean but il they hunger and thirst after righteous
ness they are ned Careless professors do Dot want
much They have their reward They aim To get
through the gates of heaven at last, and do as
little as possible OF Gods VIII while here Tbs Is the
very climax OF folly and meanness The difference in
Christan attainmeDts remains after this life.
| Truth is truth alike earth and heaven. True
knowledge abdes. AS star difereth fTom another
in glory 40 also Is the resurrection OF the dead Some
men arc saved yet by fret TO others an abundant
entrance is given Pau passing through t&he &
| cross though TO him was granted TO be with
| the saints IN Paradise. The enjoyment OF
heaven will be according 10 capacity TO receive
It. TO one painting is only SO much canvass and
New-York tribune., 1880-03-08
COUNSEL IN THE CHURCHES.

TEACHINGS AND APPEALS BY PREAChLho'
MR.. prrcnER ON PETERS DENIAL OF cHRisi-Dn'
BELLOWS CONSIDERS MORAL GhEAiNfs',.
MACARTHUR TREATS OF GROWTH IN 1"AO'
MR. PARKHURsT's SUBJECT LIFE IN Cn"lS'
II was Communion Sunday at plymouth N''aD-
Yesterday and Mr.. Beecher in the mor"'"E' "I,1
dwelling at length on lessons dra~1 l''l w
conduct of Peter i'll denying Cn''''' 'pOIo p.
of the significance OF the Lo'"'
The Rev. Dr. Macarthur III AWAY - =.
Church. in this city, preached on -
CnaaoD The Majesty Of Moral Greatness was
.,soo,o of The Roy Dr. Bellows's discourse. lhe
sor,oo, of the Rev. c. H. Parkhurst, in the Manson
souare Presbyterian Church, was on the Lie IN
Christ
New-York tribune., 1880-03-08
CALENDAKs TITS Day.

~rPnr,u cors.. Ci,NaEr,- Daniels Court opens At
lQ3o NJ I9lgna7r M g7 81 galfH = ~ - a. - g. ~ as m io ~
Ii ll5 llG 10 ~ a. ~ - = iS4 5tl I5a - G is
l25 49, - z24 o. %! 232. z3A 30, 295. -. z5s
DntaN, ,, iol a m ib IL lsG iSiisi is5
ls1 Is. .9 g5 o. IL. 49, H. '4J IA 49, l5'' loI'
cA rrs ,ea cqgrt ,5g gs 9geqs a at ,5s iq2 a a. e a.
s on ac 2e a. 2G5 40, s25 spJ ls 400
4s5 iCs IS, Is7 $50 40. l22, $40. 81 $780, ji 90
In he matter q Go,es No. 400 l77& 42l2 l7i5 l5so.
1888 1854 1873, 80 1919 i23@ 1919 leii ,"!{ is4 T.
1915. lsi7 l95j 1850 1884 l655 ~ ~, 3,o - lO7l
p Par ii Do9ohae Coart of?a. a, 1890 Xos.
tsspg' sGs l$ iSG6 i,67 1865 1888 1870 ISL is73
i2JS g7GI 1873. l753 1882 ~. l2tS ils5, -"
sTFFRioR CorRf-GESsnAL iriN-scdrw.ck. spcir and
Freedman. - curt opens at a. Alpala from 0riers
81. 81. 80 ~. g. ia, as. a. ~. 40 30.
osI arsd cssd at II Sa = H. 3: S. s. s. 20 o. a. ~
TaAL II and d-AdiGnr9e SeIv o9 '9 term 5n
j. pay and X'g ~ 9'g9 % - JI2g' 9 sp & @ Is il a.
SPECIAL fhHN -larrcmofe. J-Court opens at IL A. NJ
no.. EoriT i Y Il Iraa ~ = Adjourned for the term.
THAI TEi@ -PAeI lIyan Brnnt; J;r'@nri opens 9t
no l5eg @@i@ 9qss 555, is5' ,Sc i55i. la, iao5
SHHsh ni ceSsl" SiS@' 1%iI iTna
gSi4' 9S9 4qa. 5S45 80 T. 49, 1884 X sS fY 90
rAI J2Go@rt 2 ar ope9s at 7e So "a, m 7 t9g @
1894 2G7 2l7s 22O2 1919 22j0 22si. 22s6 PSI 800.
2IOj 1898 2U2j 2Jl0. -32G 23'. 235d 81 2Dj - 5.
2I1S 1858. Z4Hi 24gd. 2is7. 2jl t. 23D,
2s;O 2sil 27il. - "a 2Si5 4Slt oil 2745 2sl9
1q.O 14jI 2s52 2SJ sol 2eJJ 27j6 2SjO. 2SG2. 1868
1s5l ,Gj 2-,6. 1861. 2-G- $50. 2SrO. 2~7l 2S72.
2s73 28i4 2S7G, 2,1,. ISIS, 2519, 2oSh 267l 2oSl.
2s-G a--7. 2sSS 800 2S1l, 2sJ2.
2sIJ 2Hg4 .S9, 2siG. 2e07 hJ' I-iV. 2JO 25U 2tO-,
2qO3 2Jli. 2On5. 2JD7 29OS. 29rG. 2Jlp 2Jll 2Hl2
PART lIi-sbrridan J-CouIi opens at lo3Oa 'n-No,.
gU7. 2iCi 2G7.. iJIG 36ln. o5l ll.O ti5 405l iOtO
8G3. 2i3l 25i5, 2663 2O70. 2di 2,5n GIG 1907 ISL
l4l5 l914. 1927. 1884, 40. $500. or 2lu' t352
GENERAL -s-s DNs-PAgT I-COwilg, The icppo aRt
Patrick Flynn homicide; Mary Nandet5cck.
Elizabeth WILSON, l1ne liend rson. robbery Johh Nhthn
fclu0us battery: Alice Moore, Julian Henry,
Thomas Beelow, Dennis Drsc0 Ernest FINK. hnrsaIy
DUFFY Joseph IOcr Loi- BicWster larceny in The
person Henry r. Clinton petit larceny william H. Borat
Sidney Dyer, George Howard grand larceny epn
tnued)
PAgT II-Gldersceve. 1.-THE Po,rlo agt John sherry,
George oaTdOn. tOObev. John Hughes feloD!ou .saut
aud battery Sienhcn Dillon Ernest AIehenbach InN NJ
DOwuay Arthur Faik John Murray ojrrt shore John
Jors ton Moore. burglary; John Clark grand larceny
BE- forgery John Cary, George Wilson Maggie VII
Mary Denny. larceny run the
UNITED SrATEo DISTRICT OOu0f-lN ADMIRALTY j.
Nos 40, 81 -, G2. %. lj 50. 40. 49, "a. 1875. G3.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-08
THE MAJESTY OF MORAL GREATNESS.

The Aeo. LT BeV0Ios' u1 ue O'1IV7FV y "'7 1'8F'0'1
The Rev. DR.. Henry w. Bellows occupied Mr..
Coyers pulpit the Church Of the Messiah at Parkave
and Thirty fourths yesterday morning. and preached
upon 'The majesty OF moral greatness taking his text
from Psalms iii, 7-10.
The Psalmst, said the speaker, is showing the ounda
tions on which Gods claims to our perpetual
1--we reverence and trust 1t is not because He is mighty
or absolute in power, or all-knowing. or because
His works are magnificent ana glorious, but because
- tho works Of His hands are verify and Judgment"
Therefore they stand fast forever aud ever because
they are done In with and uprshtness It for this
mo.al excellence and goodness that Gods name is
New-York tribune., 1880-03-08
CIVIL NOTE.

Suit was begun in the United States Circui
Court Friday by Edward Murpny against the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company to $4,000 for IT,,
los Of his legs. The complainant was attcndn'
10 train-lOad OF catle at Jersey city and top
one OF the when the train started with jerk ant
Le fell under the wheels.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-08
nllecellaHeons.

DRUSHES Of every description mt 3l5 Pearl
ID ST. opposite Peck-slip all articles NJ lowest prices
JOHN * HOPPEL Manuiact1rer and Importer.
NASH.-DI imOnds, watches, jewelry ald sill
~ yerwarc, bought. AMI sold back at small adv. nee
GRO. G. ALLEN, l,l90 broadway, near 29thet
DASH PAID for OLD NEWSPAPERS,
~ BOOKS. PAMPHLETS, RAGE ROPE and BAGGlNG,
COPPER BRASS. LEAD ZINC, PEWTERTYPE METAL
ELhCTROTYPE PLATES, sTkREOlHPh PLATE TN
FOIL. TEA LEAD and OLD METAL OF every description
Orders bv mail puncuaiy attended TO.
~ srOCRwELf.
No - Ann st., y. y
New-York tribune., 1880-03-08
ccr!ureo aio Meetinas.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC.-Rev. HERBERT
~ II. HAYDEN iateiy on tral IN Now Haven viii Toe
.sday, March II, al o'clock subject CucnW
sfanll Evidence" Row stephen III. Tyng. D. d.. viii
price Hon Euoch L. Fanchcr viii Introduce speaker bOK
fce ope Monday. March Geuofa aImi-san 90 cents.
erved seats - cents.
4 MEElIEG Of the citizens aud taxpayers
- OF Iuwood Riverialc Fort shngton and Washington
Heights will bc e az tue inN0nd school house on Monday
AZ 73 olocs, O. protest searst any cuc ION "
.hr Elevated railroads uniu tey are eonpi. 81 ana
the resolutions l.te At needing held al lnN10
evening Of March ST. and gned ey the following TAX
payers. ,-....-
D. Nc-t, Shepherl + hnapp iiv-r@ - iSth,,Hr'
James Mcsreery, Nelson CnGsc. svson \ tnilct
John 4. Cummings, Isaac NJ hycAnah Jdmes Molt'ih'
George r. CAN'T, ahl many othei''
Acv-YOr1, March g. 1850
MOTHER GOOSE md NURSERY TALES.
vi Mr. WILLIAM WELLS NEWELL viii lecture
ths or gn and these tles tho chapel Of the
Church az the Messiah Parkave aud 3iihst, TUESDAY
EVENING,a At ) O'CLOCK. Admission 30 cents.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-08
EeonI Notices.
\ y IOH'
Estate OF jay COOKE 3 90. IN BANKRUPTCY

NOTICE.
ESTATE OF JAY COOKE & 90. IN BANKRUPTCY
PHILADELPHIA. Peb 25. 1880
The creditors OF this hereby notified that the sale
OF the various represented by the ASSET DlNI
DEND SCRIP" issuei by me, viii be held Dy Messrs NJ
THOMAS & SONS. 1t their Auction Rooms. nos. lS9 and
i4l lh philadelphia on Wednesday the 5ls day OF
Marcn 1850, commencing al II O'Clock m and las. ng
those hours. unit the aloguo has been ono et
notice given mat the Commit ee reserve me Iigh 70
change the valuation set out 10 The ogues oi any OF ne
asss 70 be oGe for sale under ae Ra approved sep'e"
ne ot@ ; are % s ola COW on Or hffore lis
day March. ana viii 90 advise me- one VIII be promptly
''"' 70 ''' '"'''' EDWIN NJ. LEWIS. Trustee
j. BAtNE EY' Room i25 Boree Building, 10 Bro dway,
sew York.
NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT-City and
y County OF New.l Ork JAMES N. BROWN, sole ox
ccutor aud trustee under Iho WI Of MAIDh0N B R0st
AiICE BtCEG >GIIAN. VITO Of JOIN NJ BvGKING,
AN @iaa an IA a. t. tTnster t, ,S G98 aTSa H% Il
deeeas 7gsN eni G95E ts oyc y bAVM B5na 1
ennt, You hereby summoned to answer the complaint
IN. action ard 10 serve copy of your answe, on th9
h, Summons exclusive Of the o OF eery ce and IN ease OF
yo1r G % a to to F for ST IRe" the IN eo
P''n''-0''' J0lIN y WiiriiNG. PanuT, Arornty
Posoaicc address AMI oflce so ~ Wl St New lGrk Oy'
the % ur,d"15 @ y bv pnbcson purlnt to a. orer
of TIC don Abraham Lawrence Justice oi the suBrme
nr uf ne state dated The lith daY OF Ec1
rlry 1880 flied nth the complaint in the Office OF the
Clerk II Ia, ami Comfy O Ncw York AT the Court
House IN sald cty.-Dated February Il, 1850.
JOHN y. WHITING, PAintn's Attorney.
Fl6 lawGwd OI Wal 81, y, 4.
SUPREME COURT.-In the matter OF the
> Metchaut- Life Insurance Company OF New York
Noce II hereby Given that l'c unarESnei under asa y
ru OF an order o the supreme Court = the ate ot New
made At spcca torn iheroi htiaa me 'ity hn j
u the Kingston. the l1th day OF January ~S ana
dny In Office Of the Clerk OF the county o Al
Uay appo1tei Referee 10 take proofs ana a'ceI
parties entitled 10 siro m the DIS fDu on
of the seerltr deposited by the rM MOI
rhout, Company az New YORK Win thc ~
Insurance Depart met 81 tne ~l OF
New. Ynge The numrcr policies outstanding m loicr to
pc, IA uicn the issrci and The persons VINO
tr tt, 10 the benefit of said distributions asp 10 taho
proof aud as the value oi each 0 SAd loce anu
a sum /. due owing upon each. ana ire p0potonac
aVnii- Of Sad soCuriic, wh,h cih q" he""h'Is
on holders entitled to receive tong 10 h" Noh siu
S ufenden The dis ,u0uon u the ayal OF sh4 sccu
rides -,,..,.., 49,. a.. -, ,,,i,.,. ,,iocrs anI All
,,tt,r. 90 iu sul hv sad order arc trtF re
uir l. be- presented me, mD Office. No N sou rear
Cv of any, Mondar the sd day of feDrd-
orv 1850 ~ 10 O'Clock IN tho 1 fr'noon.
Dated Albany Jan. AIRY Il, 81 .,..,,,., 80. nat.
Ian 23 2twiwMWF. HALE hiN"9AI-i' iNo''i'"
New-York tribune., 1880-03-08
3iluauons UanIc0-- ItlIIes.

4 BUSINESS MAN of experience desires a
Office manager a mod rat" salary i an tNpt ~ cI
kccuing and intelligent corr ,'hs ~ ~ ~ IN
German aud understands frcnci Ahcrt'' NN''' i'' -
BOx b, Tribune Oicr.
COACHNlAN and GROOM.-By Il Protest
~ ant in IL private family under 'ahla W.
willing obgng trustworthy IA every I'Spe't' ioi'I-
tncce. Address W l.. 2il v est 4lst II
NOACHNlAN and ASSISTANT GAlI)ENEk'
~ useful man. ctr county, ~ q ID pc I,'
with best rccommen iations h me ln preference To
In wages. Apply at CARPisN ~" - ~ '''''N' '
gth-st
(vOACHMAN and GARDENER.--A m9nicd
~ man. no children . untluh as t"ichmdh "hl
gardener take entire clafee Reheua P',o 80 m
give the very nom last employ ts a ="
seen az Al Carmne ST. til engaged. IlAOIih hAf'
FI.K1N.
COACHMAN aud GARDENER.-By Prot
~ estnt sngel man understands the care oi holSes car
himself years ctg reference from laSt Siioyet
Addrt O. H. Box 1876 Tribune Uptown once l-"o hio''
way
NOACHNAN and GARDkNER.-By young
who care ana uflNe huisca mA
care cattle do gar ienlng ard general work about gtnc
81 willing and 0bIglng good Ittnllh'ude""s
Apply at CAIuENIEHS l0a hthayc near sthst
GOACHMAN and GROON By a young
willing ami obi lng c0uitfy Ile. II g. y ~ css AOii'
Man, BOX ~. IriDune UpioSn ONCE. l,25s boa""ay.
COMPETENT German tcad-water wants en-
~ eagrmcnt Tor season. Address PltfStN /
EMPLOYEI,, Tr.bane Uptown ONCE LIB Lfoa'"ay'
New-York tribune., 1880-03-08
Amusemenfs.

ROOTH'S THEATRE. Begins at 8.
~ FAHEN Eli APPROACHING.
Positively LAST WEEK But TWO
AnEY'S HUMPrY DUMPrY
spanist TIL GREAT Prime Royal
Students. IOREI,LAs Kafsnoshn.
MAFFITr AND FRAsEW-A WORLD or SOVELTfEs
Come ard See the CRAZE PUZZLE DONE-l8. 49, IA
~ Ma inees " wednesday and SATURDAY 2.
ADhEf hithE frOpf1ftora
CHICKERING HALL.-Mr. SIDNEY WOOL
~ LETT will recite rom memory -hatespesres play OF
Henry v" n CbcksriDg Hall To DAY Monday at II m
March 10 "Machcth" 22d, King John" 10Th, Much
Ado Ahont Nothing and April Is. Hamlet" Course
tickets res ryed ~ single tickets 50 aud rs
Schubcrth- % Unior-square. j. :. VALE Manager, ~
Cooper Institute
New-York tribune., 1880-03-08
Dinner an0 9ca 6eiS.
5ilndnons UnuGeu females.


~ Cthave 20 fonnd hfst class and strictly rehan
female he CaihOc aud Protestant for ever
cauaoy such ~ cooks laundrc-ses chambcrmaids wal
Ie-es nurses s.amHresses &c; also. raiterH coachnen
gaucucra &C.; nose but well recommended help admitted
ID charge until suited.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-08

CHAMBERMAID.-By young woman who
~ is competent f. willing 10 walt Al invalid lfdy
cod en- rn,.rcnc. IL Eas- % stsl. Eng nr lwce
New-York tribune., 1880-03-08

NOOK.-A Young English girl as iirst-cass
y cook. country preferred good references Hlo EasI
Il
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