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New-York tribune., 1881-03-31
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES and
TRANSPORTATION.
DEPARTMENT OF IEILuoR OFFICE or INDIAN AEFAil4
iaNIsGIN MnrcI q. Isl.

DEPAKIMENr OF IEIEuoR. OFFICE or INDIAN AFFALlS
NA8nlHGftM Aarch 70. ISL y
SEALED PROPOSALS, ndorsed Pr .0sals FOR Bee.
Bacon -Four COthug Trans OrtitOu The case
may directed 20 tho CoEmss!Jner OF IBdtn All II,
IL q ~. Monday, 1851, 70 furnishing ior she
Indian srrv-e SODU.o bounds Bacon 10000 100
pour p Beef hOO,. II o % pounds Deans 100 q
pouu Bah OWaer. 20 ObuOp0uuus 'Ofn . ugVpn rs
CON e. $500 90 pounds Flour. Uo pou ds ftei 5hOO
iouads Hard Bred, 900, pounds Hominy 1000 Ponnls
iarl $50 ba. Meas Pork Z5t0OU pouu Rice ii2uO
rounus Tea 72gOO pounds Tobacco OUOO plduds salt
POM >Otp. DrOO pound. 5Od l,J ,JVJ pOun15
sugar. aud -'y.OJu POUNDS Wheat
Blluacts, NOOrn and g. on goods tcOnt'ng IN prt
1icsmg, 81 600 standard Calico $1,000 ~ ~ ;
JrIlUr. ~ 900 yaris. Duck Tree from 10000
y4rs DenIu- ~ Yaris GlghaD, 90 100 ViriSs htu'
lucky Teens. D sAds, SAiine'. ytri5; BoNh
S,t'r 2 IL 5000 var =: BlcichC Sheelug SOJ yart5;
ilf Aury o.rng i-UJJ yatis Calico S.ftng uuO yaii5
nseJ. 3G.D ygi-I: Clothing Groceries Notion'. Hari
II PUW- h36cs, F1t4s &c. nj Tor o. D
Wagons qIr iio service AI11nl 90 orado )tkoth
ana Wi-,ousn b. delivered AZ Chicago Kansas Cy and
Aito rinsp1rauon FOR 4uch Of hc supplies Goods aud
al that may be CONTRACTED ior ~ be delivered II the
B.c. ,nn It D. ~ d, oii on Government blanks.
AIuts ihtilliS OF suDHlsthce
supplies required tor each Agency, "nd me hiuus am qut
tlta grus Il al ether s9unS tni aIctb toPe'I win
bark pronOsa aud for contrU alu bond, con 10 Ois
bider mr and place oi tellVl ~ Terms OF
contract UaYmruL transport tOn rUuttA anu al Oter
ue.e.s.v lsllur rIishel upon cat 10
he Irdiin iBfe WIsnInr ton, or Nos, 80 ana Of
strr4t. Wan It, Lyon. NO. fS3 Br0asiW
e ark ana I'd tle Coums-drt. Subsistence Z.
a; h.llcp Lou SAINT al LeavruWorth san Fran
rco Ouaa Lrycuio and fdnhton. the fOsnlstof At
s WI Dee opened az IN" hour ami daF above stated and
b.I,ef. are invited 10 Je present at The gpenng
CERTIFIED CHEZ X.
Smr 90 states Depository or sslat treasurer IOr al
elsi FIVE PLH CEN + of th5 amount OF the lIopos!,
THOMAS NJ. NtCHOL
AftiI ff,flrlI Ia 4 on
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GountrD proptrtp u nlcO.

WANTED for SUMMER-A small furnish Il
w WIN stable attached; anywhorr htwren Bay
saith. Ul The t,ruis not 10 *.
ceei 500 Address with particular g. H. - -O7
MOntiguc-st., Brooklyn
WANTED FOR THE SUMNER OR YEAR,
w than Uitlin an hour =
d4tAnce my lid must Dr in lOraiiy whrro hrHtnu
ntei; must have plenty ol -h'o
ana tho reasonable. Address H. H. B, llOuhe
Once.
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son Joseph Jaguino grand arcenyd William Kennedy Ed
ward sullivan larceny from the persons Emma Prince Mary
Hayden. disorderly conduct
PART II n. B. cowing 1.-THE People agt Gustav Fuller,
Edward Brewer, grand larceny
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Gornnratlon Mctlces.

NTOTICE.-PropOsals for repairing Pier 48,
~ Fast RIVER audthe 9dlgniAE euEhead wl ae
InrlI2 lSsI az O'clock For full lniurmation
se The DIV neoird GOp0s for sale A. No Ciy hAiL
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TO E5TEaP2ISIGG CAPITALISTS.
NAHANT', MASS.
Best Location On The Atlantic Coast
IoRAs
ELEGAHT &UNWEEs HOTEL.
TIE NAnANr LAND cnMrANY

TiiE NAtiANT LAND tbhfANf
for sole the tr.riu" ~ Hnd 30 hat famous
watering place. % cont ri-h I'fDA 10 uui~ "u In
Jii rom hy side Streets u a."~ 10 thc
staaI4iiF l. + flli'iIf ffJ
well sutcd Tor rt ric, fr"tiH central """ dfNi htF
-tIIIti. ard iIg ana a uuauIp. p.H.td tr".
7 4liaut "a lt ltl
Almost isl d .purl 80 tnr min Ind by n urtrh ia-
miles long. fOu turh- no lna. ln-
drt- ind t1cre Wlth Nci pfniccn bc.cirI Its PIC
IE- IT. Nl.lao uut at,iul lawns All
ciubIua 40 10 a iC0mo for Hrl Ut
bu.iucs ard ayor.te tfiru Tor overs NJ IHc
-aInnt has qtrut Communication win I4ion. which s
about tWC.yr uI.s dhanf Dt Fleamp the Eastern
Teach IiiAafs VIII ruarh,d by ctirh-
ing oriI- nt 81 80. .r-l cut hraci rnud
Krm8fvtO ~ 81 the ucW slG hotels uc- Dos
tnA - ihrtu tons Itrly uf- pr % va
ian iudicatcs which Wond attend the tulu =
OF here Ia fact g. pTttr.t il n i"li
and boiriuV hou.rs O lae btrl wholly radrIu ir D
meet druaid ot acCtnIuo.at0n. 1h,rr can ut no
uur. u Of The rocaa Of @rro wei u?uasod aiA "eI-
mn. Ii od hntc' NJ s. htut
he ulu at iar tfice and on ta7Y iciin' Cor
rs pun ,ctlcc is 0itit.i
Tue company 80 also many Desirable house lots ipr slo
az reasonable Iucr<
Apply 70 NAIlANT LAND CO.,
rcnbo, ton Square. Bost0f, Mass
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AlarbLe nnn slaLe ltlaNteIs.

WOOD ard SLATE NAN ISL iI, De most N IS.
b,h,tion ~ B SrEWAhP y CO., 10 Wels SSttt~ No"
NoIL
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g5rates ano fenoers.

Srates ano fenoers.
A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW;
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED al Z, ,tI 10
UprOWN OFFICES. No I,133 8roAi|ay o2r rnr2'
6rstst SOS Wsst rwantyGa,ct' It. COR hsIsa, r,i.I
d. Fss FoIrteenthsL corner Unlol.5qnlre .OV Iri @
ave cor Forty.sevenLnsk the HARL. OFFlEg SoS
iOOI aud 1900 rurilye, cor Ohc-lu
hiIhsL, up y IN. at regular olnoe Iaees,
7 5, CONOVER g. Co.. -..u....o.
AnTJsrII, gHArES AN ID ZEN DEhS
I'm brass bronze, stee aud tne,
BRAS5 OPlss FlREPbACES'
Brass AndirOna, Fire sets, &C. .,
executed OF exclusive destgns iurnlsheo
on application .,s aud nuilsera
WarerOoms, No 36S CanaisG- NeW'xosk-
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DroposdIs.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES. No. l,9BS Broadway. corner Thirty
Grst-sr 3OS West rWentylicl3l cor Etgnth ave. NO.
so East FOurteenthst corner UDiolsgulfe 700 ThrL
ave cor FOrty-ssVenthst, HARLEM OFFiCES Nos
IOOI anl hoo Tnriaye.. One-hdnirs1 Anlt wenty
hftlLsi., 40 ID 8 o. TO-, aiIeguar office rates
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Brooalnn properip tor Sale ano 10 Eti.

Nlermont-Ave., BroCliyn.- Large well built
y lex house with extra ground Fort Gr"one iarK
for sal. low kULAN II 3 WHITING. No b'eAm INST
iI1O LET.-No. 179 Columbia Heights, near
j Montague H., Brooklyn fonr-st brownsthhe hgh
soop houss excellent orl,r rent low priya Iam u
Only 200. Audtcs- WILLIAM II. DUNNlNt' NO "
Nassau st. New YORK.
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ailnatlors mauteo-- femaLes.


COOK.-By q respectable Protestant woman
~ undo stands ugIsh en American cooking; IN
small private family; country preferred city reteenje La
j., Iox 10 lriguro Uptown ONCE, ,235 Br0adIa%
COOR.-ThOrOughl experienced in all kinds
- OF sups meats, game amt esserts ~ private iany
i've years' reference from lastp place 23S 7th,aye
FEMALE SERVANTS of all NATIONALI-
TIES-Fam hes wishing first c'.ss RECOMMENDED COOKS
washers roners wareses chgmbrmads iadies MAIDS,
useeepeT seamstressea laundresses hnusewrk-
Kitchen mat washwom and small girls German helD
suecaity), he wei supplied By celi1g at MIS- NJ H..
2Olhst bet 3d and Gramercy Park Bel Mol
HOUSEKEEPER.-B a respectable Ameri
IL q small family good worker; city or
country Call Or address MISS HOWARD 20 West H0us-
tOn-st 4th hD)r
HOUSEWORK-By a neat, tidy, intelligent
H Protestant You0g gri; will be generally useiu IN
washer rouer Will give best OF recommendations va e
moderate Gan be at 36G Goa ave. near zdst st n00
/ .$UNDRESS, &c.-By a Protestant woman
II competent laundress would assist with other work
good reference Address a. A. Tribune Uptown oihee l-5o
Broadway.
HOUSEKEEPER, &c.-By woman to take
care OF house The would do washing u re-
quirel good references L. a. j. Tribune Uptown OHico
l,235 Broadway.
NURSE.-By IL respectable Protestant girl TO
~ ke care of growing children can be at present
en- ioycrs. 1913 2dave
&EAMSTRESS.-By a competent person; un-
- Oestand3 drcanaSing and al Kinds Of family sewing
good opeiaor giOu eiercuCo Can or address NJ W. Iol
6th.aye. cd beD.
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Tress Making.

A RIDING HABITS and ladies' suits q
~. specaity: raasOnaDie prices PAULINE 80. OAHD'
French tailor 3o5 4th-ave: entrance lOz East Sf-s@
nRESSMAKER.-La Ladies', chidren,s Infants
aud boys operates all machines W. q W. perIeeIV'
81 25 per DAY. 85 East lAth-s1
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Q1tn IIrouerLl Il GeI.

FIRE PROOF Offices IN the Metropolitan
~. saving Eang Building. .daye, crrnrl IN ST. SUIT
alr or archlfec.s L. j. CARP%T h. 81 Last -.n st
y VI. C. a. EululnS.
V'O LEr.-A desirable fiat; furnished rent,
L 800 Dtr mouth. Address T.. o. Box l,f7o. CIV.
fs'O LEI.--GO Wall-st., large first floor Off
crs. a 30 smaller second and fourth hoors
''0 CARPENTER. G5 Wall g.,
So and 81 Eat Z.d st- y ". G.. a. Bmdihg.
dla ~Un Ihroc-siory
~ ,'JVtO dwelling with eKWnHoa 10 - t. q pn 1e
f'', ia compete o'tti guu Hnn iil e
ra+s ..,q1 l1yen I,r permits address ". y. ROSS,
IIUdt--t,
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RECORDED REAL E,rArE TRANSFERS
HFNv-YOKK CITY.

AsiS4NtE
NEwYORK CITY
Eas5 BrGa4gsg E a:S no c55a on .A'o iAO Green anu
1l2sbS % :. 'H 5SS Il Of 5iavc 2UIiOOlO Lewis
Hurst and vie to Thomas \rld ..-.-'''''-.'-.- q
same same FFSpSry rFSpsfy sa@y p,aa , 5 70 10 same S
l"st 3 s 5s,n gTS mTo 20 ,aa 9'If inert af' $500
0Os; + ieS So q o Si 10 af Il FiFS -OAl ls5oo
74,t s. an i52 ; II ,Id T ~ Ms Rraner $500
Gas :o,er r IL d' IoeS It 1G' WaT .hioo @ 1850
c.ars. e i Nc 'eFn p.speI' Ok = 1Y 70 row" $4,000
Decker and husband TO G.. rye GoDe haiaS
$ ig6 .5prS 1T p SafS 600
2ohs s & lSC raco IL S' R'cs tz os" 1890
-os, so IS ami 1I e ~ !, n l h ave We. 1880
b I,ot aS Vic 10 barcs ql nhttter H. niSto 5000
2''t d: : 81 :'T Irene 10000
10 .oS each TX o. ~ 'he emp Bethel tcmetWy
unds 10 Ile Congregation h0che 1osAor Va con
-95! F , yoY It II " To- ., ssm Iors 1880
Madison = N,3 o 4ox !a: Georr9i Truman to s-o
o'S rSe s 10 l dbn h ~ tl' - @ 49oo
CO II : 80 m IIIdaS NJ Sdnn so IA M fnotcr - 200
Isl i-1 20 s. 9.Hy 1yC ~ @ 81 and o Ser 500
&C, e. baxiarst 81 ftnc Of f1r. 49, 2J1iOOG.
franaiu Linci 70 II may Tobias ,.,,.,.-.
block: core Il ri.-ei. executor te'to Hch'm g,
ssth -, : ucof i.taye 25<oOa4; charles ,oo,
Robots IL 10 cof@ ~c' art -----: 0'DV
ll2tn.s, n vs. -i -JNA OIL EiiLA
A. r-s an and % Thpma+ Au l2OOO
5stnst. 10 %! CthAvc, S'1Aluu-5 Henry
Bu!r and to inHd T. Niu Nr-s...--... ]
S'ng ,at if cry i' Il 'u - 10000
l2'Ih 81, and Nv we ~ " w ' sao lrannIm 1900
l4Oth s., IA 81 II W II %tl-lte. ll23KI t"tlf .lrA
l.iJ ana .lsn ~ Ij5,A--t % % i W oi '.'-F-
6uiyt % utfr~I ar EIzlucih NlcLOts tt al %
Henry uaWlt' diced di cd Io. 0l...-...-..
same urYpriy pHlO et 80 10 f.rufy j a"iev l'Iu
sauie lDHefty Henry Hawlcy aui Wiic - JOSIAH M H.,
LtaWOOd .........-.... .-----.'..'" q CT ny
Same no eIty Eicecker ,tai 90 ZANE ...- Cd
sane Josiah Lockwood aud Wiie - Mary N
56tl.st - a5si II ls 3'-tve, 2DsNlOJ5. Michael -
william IA tov Aa'ov"
lAod-tt. q 100 It " ~ I'm ave 25N191l: WNuAn
& t0lss ana another 10 j Ncson Tappan tas ciaia q,
beflab, = .....-. ...----.
l''ayg Cat3 s"' hlcf 'i 10 joan Gi,i. C5joo
l2.d.t Il n liJU a - 0f I'D SO. iiNloDll ihli b ~
,a1e n ana wife 10 Adeh4 j. bfuOaIe Sow
ljtl.st 4 LEI. 30 II eU itA-tve, Jut'u--, 0nIhA
Mliv and husband TO hdWsrt a tlii .r.-...- 9uuV
stantor.-t 40 90. lHgXJf, auC alsI -" lNi ~hrIiI
Sa' h'o'v'' ''''a'' .i'- - 1900
t'apG p,5 ii's M emi go. 'O.!. 1900
iSs,, s u - 4 t',t % ij',su 4: Pc Diet - 1900
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Wednesday, March 80, 1881
The following sales wRrc held at the Exchange

NEw-YoRK. Wednesday, March 80 1881
The following sales were held at the Exchange
saesloom to-day
Ey RfetdTd VHdrnet
bsory brown stone ia and S;sIeEy oS STick M Sat with
lot ~ l7i 2daye cor Of No 99V llth'S lot en- ooo
2 4.story brick houses with lots, Nos % and Sll
IN hess e SStSSn 3 ls l. q Meyer $500
S.srory brick house Tt,h lot No 623 West 42th,sG
ms l3 w OF llthave. lot lS.9XlOUO; William ooo
4.sicfy bIic ao isi With lot No 3is East Goth ST.
8, 100 Il W Of lstave lot 2OxlO06. George am
srory BRICK house with lot ON AvoX cor OF
74tlist, LOT 22.2xloo came purchaser 80. 5000
2-sOry frame house with plot Of land on 81 Ahn's-
ave cor OF l47tIst pot OF land lOOxl2e; WA oooo
9stcfy Gric6 house With plot OF land on Eastern
Bonlevar cor OF s4thst, plot OF lana lOzK % ono
5stoTv bck hose with lease Of lot 80 3Si Gre n.
wich..t 90 IT n OF Barcay.st. lot 2O.lx7J4ur
regular 1eased May J. 1871 term n years.
ground renS Il, SEQ pes anpum ami taxcs) EJ ,onoo
lot i3tlivo 252 IT Of 6jtlst; sO5xIUO Hon ,oo
los W' Wtsi 0iins Is Il v OF iiih ave together
in SIZE, 75xl ll.7x75x7 l;same purehaser ouuO
IN size iO0xjs ! /: same buy er...... 5000
lots 2t-aye 762 1t of 941steach 2o2x9S'i IN ooo
''"' Guy B1 Ioa,s Mcster.
l l.sory frame dwelling with No 81 West 4sth
e. ii = 100 II c of sihave lot 22A03; William n ooo
atSTy cx Toscs with lots " iiroadwal i5i0
i Itnp, 4'IGTt S WIN. 10000
lam |" AO'A"OOo By " Hai Roberts
Tgr 9TGS % Mas GHse T o GG ~ r $4,000
6-stOry brt k house with lot No ~ west honslon'
s OF Mercel-st, lot 95SG2S; FP"Oou- % 5oo
Ouiy y'''''''''''''''' BV ' John "a r Bosd
plot Of land Cer}sd-ay' running through % 10 % hIS
2lsG ana lo Gerard adjoining aboye25 o, ooo
x2iux2Jx2is; Julien Dlftos - -..''' '''''''' '
House with plot lard on Eagle-aven cor OF West
chester Railroad. runnIn through 70 Ieiilrs-
place MOr.siana. oOUx2Oo;whnam II and Ro"oft 5oo
.
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fjelp il)anteO


YXTANTFD.-A cOlOred waiter who thor
w ongh understands all MS duueai only suoae "Aen
good CITY reiSrenu,.s need Apply az % PInesL
XNTANTED.-A gentleman, not over 80 years
w II age WHO Ia received thorough ART elueatyh a1u
bas some business Apcrcnce Address MI F"A'NA9' T. W
BOX 800 hew-YorK. -----
tXJANFED.-A yOung Protestant eirl who
w understands general hoase~o winx & ANA % n
uess. IA "A family good wages anu eoHu,
Nm, S,rr,s sih paracuiars four dayh Ls A.. hoA o.
IrbDue Oince.
1fANVED.-Boy IN n brokerage and COM
w mid y, ,onsr Address, IN banGwiitng OF apphosn"
NJ & A.. Tr buns Oiico. -------------
SzTANrED.--Fnereeiic ho1e9t and reliable = tiIS
W mann .y.ry community rc1iaett ti' I,nsy ~ si
- ,,lr,i tss, sea tao lu3l tho9 COmpAht' ~ i,s
i.,n p-a- liberal uilcc cuenl oRereL Auaie'S luo No
ofuce fur Territory and "A free 0utht
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DHOPOSALS For CONSTRUCTING 4

A SECTION OF THE BOUNDARY STREET UNTER
CEPTINCD AUXILIARY SEWER.
ENGINEER DEPARTMENT. DISTRICT CP COLUMBIA,
WAsHSGr)S. March "a, 1891
By dire ton Of the Board Of ON ssonrr. sealed proposals
vii be received at this Office until II o'clock Friday
Aprii 10. 1891 constructing section OF me bOnuaAy
boundary street
81 specific atoms b. obtained
Ofce with all necessary information upon auD alton
will alone be dere
rne rgt reserved reject any or all lids or paris Of bids
w. j. TWINING,
Major # EngueeIs. y. :. A.,
(pup pis3.O or UprD Do
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PROPOSALS for BUFFALO 0VERCOATS
1 EUR GA pS and Al NILfTS.
!" - nErl.r OnARrHtNAsrKRls OPp1cE


f.l39 GIRARD-Sr. PHILADELPHIA Pean FeO. ~. lSHl)
Sealei PROPOSALS rpIcate. With OF th5 aiver
temeut tached will be Vei ~ this Odce until
noon. Ap 1884, for furnishing the u : QulrternasteFs
with 900 Buffalo OYercOas 1000 Muskiat II
Buffalo CIps 1000 pairs MusSrat Buffalo Gaunstd
lids arp requested delivery either the Jeher'onye
UudJ PiAlolpha (PeuT Of the QuaTtorn Ister5
Depatm bd tors ari Nor ned thai all articles van
be- subj rigid Inspection and thai iun compliance
with tho STANDARD samples Will be insisted upon, AMI th NJ
article IA error them will De accepted. .
he C0yeinen reserves he ri9h reject any all bids
bteferfnce articles OF dOues 10 production
au manufacture lions Of ptice aud quiy being equal
Idder informed these gOods ae do lVefAble and
pavaDle and after July /. 1881 -.
yc containing proposals to be ntOrse "Pr0posa5
for Buffalo sd Fur Caps aud Gaunets" aud ad
dressed to the undersigned.
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alluanoms OanIee--g genalcs

dltuulloHa IUlHleG--g eEdlca
4 PROTESTANT SERVANTS BUREAU.
N. All Kinds o. aOoi. competent ionale seryanS
and grs city c1untrg As) mho i3lD an ~
0reI sef wants. large Ote9ttpl91el PRDrt5.h
HOME 81 EAU 1873 Jtnaye fourth house above lO,n ST.
II SWEDISH PROTESTANT SER
= l. WANTS OFFICE; families cau NM best srIVanl1
1-ntolss cooks laun tresseA chanbermudA Ealr. s9l
1rses e0ks RsheFs ir0ners gira for general
bolsework city e0nay nsn walters e.seii9 t
eTs and farmhinds GA al GHtMSKOLD loo Easl @9u'se
NHAMBERMAID. &c. BY q respectable
voung gtr az ahambrrmuld and waitress or chainbi, &
r,rd and uR caro- ChidfOn: Desb Cy teioohVos o%S
East S7tiLsi ring .hrec times no cards,
VHAMBEHMAID and WAITRESS. "A "a. very
Jidy Dg Yankee gil az chemue em III hlG wa. ~
,c.s. a. fuIy competent taks waitress Pioo 70
Of 81; things steady phcl 80 u'
ave, ueaI isih-,t Ask for NELLIE ---------
/,HAVBERMAID and WAITRESS. BY an
Fnrth Protrstan, girl rspectabr an ven ~ -
o,0negde com, eteBt IN clticr clpaaty i e"H 5 i,6
yg,,,rss nj o aii about chiluteh NJ 0V"
ave. bctXeeB ga ana 25lsiA -----------
TOOK.-By an excellent Scctcn ProtesLn,ihts 10
an ,lffl rrz references; can rd up dnnefs I'D uns
afge. Az kpjs dcsscrtB; 4 an eHc'ienb If' in
p,ater. uer,trliy cau4b 0s hsh ca go 1! ' ''
cal a, % Dtl.Iyo, ncai lotl-si, H-s or ~ 'Ii,-
,C,OoK Rv u rreccctlble Pr0t"stut woman
I losrook. . beat city reerenee 1913 West 36tRst
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Gltn Eeal estate FOR sale.

Gin EeGl estate for sale.
.oo~-->-. ~~~~--'<~
GOOD inv stmcnt is of red on ChambcrS-
a s,. running through 10 H'aie hot"ccu Broadwly Hld
CLmc4-f, a - itet h,Oty ding root ana all
r,uted L.J.CAlPE&II e, t5 Wall-sf.
5G and jS lass 23d-s..,I. NJ. C. = Bui'dinS
DOR SALE.--A good investment is offered
j. on 4 h mDers-,t. through 10 Readcst, bet BfohVV
and luTc.s.. Oot hOnt 5story crown stone building
- H''' ' T. :. CARPINrER. Gs WaIlst.
So aud - last Z5d.sL, !. NJ. G.. A. BDh"ng
IEQR SALE-23 West 126lh-st. brown one
i uIrcertOry in good order very desirAhle. In
Qure o y H. CRAIG, 2j West l26th-st, or j. COkBlr
OF 2Jdst agh 3,a'ave.
-FOUR NEW hrst-cla,s houses threc-stOTy
L anl Dassueat. a .tJDD. tDtA rtttr ulis]
.9th.st., between 5.L lld jJI-lvet Appiy . 81
G. II. TUCKER 3pN
INVEST 120TH-ST.-2 lots and small house.
w Prce 4O0U rutland 4 WHITING. Hickman It,
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Quriion Sales o, ReaI GolaIe.

Aufli0H 9uleS o. hCUt N3Luie.
FoR SALE At
AUCTION.
On Tie hotel premises occupied by william = Gardner ia
Fast HamDtO Suiuli COautY, l. l.. on
IHQItSDAI, APRIL 81, next,
at | O'c.UcN D. M,
TIM we'll known farm boarding est b!shmeut
I4Te ~ A. ID Candy de easrd iu4eQ AT GeOrPCa, East
atutOn ab0at e.hy mostly OF superior
land IN OF cultivation very long from o. mo
rcgau aDl bounded by Geo gca lRAe or Pond
Dx.IiiDg commands view ~ both Oct an o. ID idEc,
Also iIe LOtei prop Tty che sire AiOu tWeVe
acres with front ana III the best buse's l0clO
now years occupied by "lillam - "blm"''
JnrneI y 0i tho f'OinJ IOuse al IuntaJk -
~erd posters OrHsp CT the property IN tno OF tn
o,s rers an East Hampton before the day Of
e"'" DAVID III. HU UNITING,
JOHN DAYTON,
ExecutOrs
New-York tribune., 1881-03-31
BROOKLYN PROPERTY.

RJ EipI1rd !. HGrnrt
2-stOrv briCk house with lot, No 413 Ohohal, =
SOS II q oi 1iOyt ST, lot lG.Sx'J; . Ludlow
New-York tribune., 1881-03-31

TOR SALR.--A stocl, farm Of 300 ceres. To-
AL. y. Y
New-York tribune., 1881-03-31

LOR SALE.-A tract OF Ian with VEN ol
through &c test ~
tou
very quality; viii sell all utcrcst at moderate
F'> r. Worth,
New-York tribune., 1881-03-31

COACHMAN-By a single man who thor
- the business honest 7Ob'r and obug-
ing ruol city reference Address last employer 81 West
3Jtnst
New-York tribune., 1881-03-31

w PraDrietoT and Manager Mr.. LESTER WALLACE.
Mr.. LESTER WALLACK
LIMITED NUMBER OF NIGHTS
being his
LAST APPEARANCES
during his occupancy OF
HIS PRESENT lbEAIRE
livery Evening at aud Saturday Aa.uee AZ 1880 wu w
presented sardous Exquisite C0meay In thres aet~
emit ed
SCRAP OF PAPER
The will inc ude
LESTER v AbLACK,
Mr JOHN GILBERr, Mr. HARhY EpMAhp5; NJ T9T
JEFFERSON, Mr.. O. II. EDWIN, MI HAhtn - .AOLbt5
DAY Miss RoSE CaGHLAN. Miss STELLA B9NlFASkg
Miss EFFIE GEKHON. Miss KATE bA hrLElt' nA9
EaMA LORAINE anu Miss T. q AlSDELh
GOLDSMITHS GRAND COMEDY,
SHE 5TOOPS TO CONQUER
Ii in PREPARATION
New-York tribune., 1881-03-31

ARDENER by single Protc>iapt "S
r.r-,rrr 100 a. .ut.nsr's pl1r'. 30 htt'nt 10 Oh
nr.a..,. U0 ing AMI ,,I.4, mi.. sc Address -.
k lttl
New-York tribune., 1881-03-31
5lIuanons mantco- AIales

A SSISTANT GARDENER or USEFULMAN
- TwentyfourA e"rs OF are strictly lem crate, wlihr
honest and Industrious can uru sl g9od city reieehce
aud vi accept mo Iegate wages WILLIAM dCMAhON
127 Mottst.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-31

COACUMAN.-By a Protestant, married, age
y 2B chi dron Thoroughly un1esands ne care 3 hne
carriages hpraes; would mako himself u5clu n s
mrs rfereuce5 country preferred Address JAMES
BEN ~ West farina. y, y. City
New-York tribune., 1881-03-31

C0OK.-By q respectable Protestant woman
~ undo stands iugsh AMI American cooking IN
small private amy country eeTred city reterehje Ia
j.. HoX 10 Iriynre Upl0Nn Oflce. ,23S BrUadWay.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-05-05
THE PRENTISS GRAPE.

The Prentiss is new white grape
which has achieved an cpviablc reputa-
ton among experts. 1t is one selected
from large number Of seedlings start
cd by J. w. Prentiss, of Pultney. Stubcn
county, N. Y, from seed of Isabella,
over fifteen years ago and is pure ma
tive Seeding, with no taiut of foreign
blood. The foliage has proven as healthy
rs Catawba, Isabella or Diana, rescm-
bling the latter; is thick. leathery and
has never shown mildcw or leaf blight
in the original vineyard. The fruit has
no tendency to rot. 1t is not expected
it will succeed everywhere, nor is it
claimed to be grape that will succeed
over as wide range of territory as the
Concord, but il is recommended for
planting in ordinarily good grape re-
gions, and by those who want something
that is really good. 1t has also proven
a very profitable market grape for good
grape-growing localities. In speaking
of this grape, Hon. Marshall r. Wilder
saws:
ut is excellent, and think will prove
one of the best acquisitions to our white
American grapes that we have ever had
Ii is rich and its frontignan flavor, which
few varieties possess, renders it still
more desirable as delicate fruit
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-05-05
MAKING BUTTER.

Thomas Bacon, of WaucOnda, Illinois
who took first premium for best dairy
butter made in Illinois, writes that at the
time of manufacturing it his cows were
in poor pasture: food supplemented
with pumpkins and corn stalks. Always
milk in barn. feeding something at the
time Of milking. Milk strained imme.
diately through wire strainers into cans
Milking done, cans are carried to milk
roam and again strained through two
thicknesses of cloth strainer into large
pans, each pan holding one milking OF
all the cows. Use a watcr-tight cover
(ventilated) and keep cold water over
and around tn, milk. Skim at twenty
four to thirty-six hours. Churn when
cream is slightly acid. Use revolving
churn; stop the churn when butter has
gathered In small pebbles about the size
of buckshot. Wash with brine until
the buttcrnilk is out of the butter.
Drain and salt with three quarter ounces
of salt to the pound of butter. Let
stand ten to twelve hours. Remove and
mack