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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-07-13

A sentimental young man TINS feelingly
expresses himself: Even as Nature be.
nevolently guards the rose with thorns, SC
docs she sendow women with pins"
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Bishop Bedell 10 Of the opinion that If
ministers would only speak the truth in
funeral sermons the demand FOR such dis
courses would be rapidly diminished. a
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-07-13

The Baltimore american kindly inf ormsa
domestic that the proper kind Of apparel to
wear while kindling fare with kerosene is an
ascension robe.'
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-07-13

A Connecticut 1fonr-y ear;off, Bpying th.
gray hairs on his mothers head, said: 20
mamma, you've got . lot Of bsstiug thread in
your hair"
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-07-13

Never fail to answer an invitation, either
personally or by letter, within week after
the invitation is received.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-07-13

Somebody asks, What is a hornet ~ II
is baby lightning rod that supplies its own
electricity. -HarJord Sunday Journal.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-07-13

Some women are like shotguns. They
would attract no attention if it wero not fol
their bangs.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-07-13
J01r1V u J71rV1S17' 5usti0u u tIr5 J uH07.
KendaII's SPAWN Cure on
Human Flesh.

& E
PArrENs MUS. WASH Co. N. ", Feb. q, 1878.
81 B. J.. KENDALL Nc. D.: Dear Sir-Jhe particular
case on which used your SPAWN Cure malignant
ankle sprain Of sixteen months standing had tried
many things, but In vain. Your SPAWN Cure put the
foot to the ground again and for the first time since
hurt, In natural position For family linimcnt 1t
excels any thing ever used. ff fff
Yours truly,
REV. NJ. p BELL
Pastor NJ. E. Church. Patterns Mills, N. Y.
Is In its effects mild In It's action 1t does not
blister and yet II Is penetrating and powerful TO reach
any deep seated pain or 70 remove any bony growth or
any other enlargement fused for several days such
spayins, splints curbs eallous, sprans swengs, or
any lameness and all engagements OF the joints and
or limbs rheumatism in and for any purpose
for which linimcnt Is used for and beast II is
known to be the best Imminent for used,
acting mild and yet certain In its effects II Is used full
strength with perfect safety at all Of the
Send address for Illustrated Circular which think
gives positive proof its virtues No remedy has
met with such unqualified success, to knowledge,
feE beast as we'll as man.
Price 81 per bottle, bottles for IS. All dru ggiss
have IL get Il for you, It will be sent to any
address on receipht Of price by the proprietors.
DIR. b. J. KENDALL 4 CO..
Enosbargh Falls, Vermont.
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NJ = q week in your own town. IS Outfit free. No
N&efs risk. Reader. if you want business at which
X&htk persons of either make great pay all
eUlyVt the time they work Write for particulars 10
II. HALLErT Co., Portland. Maine. je 2S-Iy
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append Houses which, for Reliability for
Diversity of Stock for Convenience Locality
exce1ed n Philadelphia
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From


100 = = YOUNGsTowN, OHIo May 10th, 1880
Dr.. B. J. KENDALL & Co.. GKNTs;-I had a very
valuable Hamhetonan colt which priced very highly
he had large bone SPAWN joint and smaller
one on the other which made him very lame had him
under the charge OF two Vee rinars Surgeons who fail
ed TO cure him. whs day reading the ADVERTISE
mont OF KENDAnL's SPAWN CURE in the Chicago Ex-
press, determined at to try 1t and got Drug
gists here to send for It, they ordered three bottles
took them all and thought would give ii thorough
trial. used ording to directions and by the fourth
day the colt ceased to be lame and the Jumps have
trey disappeared, used but one bottle and the colts
limbs are as free from umpsi and % smooth as any
horse In the state. He is entirely cured The
so remarkable thatI let two OF MY neighhors have the
remaining two bnttles who are now using IT,
| Very re9DartfuIfvt
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Hosiery, Gloves, Knit-Jackets,
Shirts, Drawers, Staple Trim
mings, Gents Furnishing
Goods, Small Wares, etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-24
IN FACE OF TIE ABOVE FACTS

how cognzo the following in the courts
being the outcome Of Justice III not for 10 condemn
the cucncy " Justice smith IN falling 10 mud mali IN tho
letter above written. received letter from tho court OF the
honorable Judge and saturday week october H. went
pared ny Witnesses patients Of mine who had been cured
by appliances not with council obtain points Of law but
% nycstgate the whole matter merits and large
showing had IN my favor that special court room
had Do aside T. accommodate my witnesses. But
whrro were tho witnesses Of Anthony ComsockI There
WAS present who had my goods There were
several doc'or' present Of whom had threatened
informed To shoot Of patients for having to-
fed to the value Of garments after no hat failed cure
him hs man has vet 20 answcr before another tribunal
for part materD stood before tho Court with
my wlmcs.o'. hut NOT lowod 10 examine Anthony
Comstock. ia any way 10 open mp tho case having
been stated that CoinsocAs attorney should prepare
brief upon The matter such 10 be laid before the District
Attorney on tho following "Wednesday
then engaged attorney who wrote q tho DhtrctM
torncy the defendants attorney aud to tho Judge Tor copy
Of brief notice taken Of such letters
and without appHsng attorney OF what was DeihS
the matter opened In absence and concluded
the allghtest investigation 20 tho facts which ed
to Anthony Comsock writing hs letter knew nothing {"
what being done until received letter from the Court
that tho complaint dismissed The result Of this
action must point the following facts That any
man may who chooses u DO vndctivo with malice dOe-
thought agume In letter that persons had written damaging
statements respecting md that these same
statements without inquiry 90 the truth or lsehoou OF
same may openly Published 20 the injury OF the person
written Of and then the writer Of such statement shall be
shielded By the law under the plea Of privileged communca
ton though the writer had been communicated
with ~ pretended II this Do the rendering Of the law then
farewell TO American liberty IL has come to my ears that
Anthony Comstock going to me for damages Tor let
hal written This IS Just the course hope
will pursue then shall have the opportunity toreVea inc
whole facts and when tho time comes shall be able to show
deep plot had been established by aband OF conSpT
tors ure OF America having read tho above
calmly mediate whether not the Inquishon be not upon
and that the glorious principles laid down by Thomas
Jefferson Patrick Henry Macdougal and all the noble men
who signed the Declaration OF independence had failed to es
tabsh the principles liberty IN all American cEons
N the thousands Of testimonials In favor OF my
wILSoNIA MAGNETIC GARMENTS. Send for pam
phet containing testimonials sent 10 Anthony Costock In
favor Of my treatment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-24
C0MST0CK'S LETTER.

TuE SEw-YoEE SOCIETY FoH rHE SUPPRESSION or VICE.
100 NASSAU STRFET
Nfw-i ufK, sept 10. ssh
DEAH SIR Several complaints Of avery startling c.arac'
from persons who have been sick and
l!ct,d and clm been outiugcously sNndleu
and imposed upon by William Wilson Of 4G5 Fultonst
BROOKLYN. by an arrangement called WIIroNIA"
Among the r,pre-"uau,o references published In pam
phlct rui your name
am info. med The right Of this man ia William
C0tor WILSON, few ycats H. was employ h
Isus - poor cabinrtm.kcr and that he dd business In
and afoa nj what known Science Han. and that some
friends pod him 10 90 England about four years ago
lIe aftcrWaid reformed ~ thi, country.
As you puuIshed by him ~ hs reference will you
kindly hc d., your permission and authority Ia
publish AID lurla % tho merits ~ this article which
loudly adycrti-,s by doing you will render lat
assistance very important investigation being made
Any information you have viii De gratefully received
with c1u.-trAt,ous of highest c-tcrn. truly
ANTHONY COMsrOCH, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-24

-, e. simnlv matter OF taste The travelling cos
nIae rests with the tastes or caprice OF me otion
ts must cutie escape ground The travel
ling dress is mostly OF CheVlot cashmere, aslnere
srmmed with the openworked Saxon embroluedr' %ib
very servceabe and handsome Bonnets blush in
fluffy little feathers ostrich tips OF oIes62 nroper
turban shape fur, felt, or beaver are
DRESSES FOR HOME WEAR. -,
Among some very pretty house dresses IL 'ne NJ Tbe
AesIpn of the Junia waist and Guilia walking sA".
material of sage green serge is tTimiheu WIZ Tt
surab in olive purple, sage green ana golu =
skirt is composed of a deep Kilt plealipE "a .,r,
gorge oger which Is a gracefully drAPeu o'' ~, "a
med with lengthwise bands OF the ro com
cbna fringe in which the cOlors OF the surah are 0o
-, rho ro,nd waist is ornamented with iOur uoA
80. T., ,be centre Of the back and 'front.' shIreu III "
,bo uroist The full sleeves are shlrred aI'unu 'Io
lower end and completed with side'pleateu iui0 "a.
shopd he added that the oyerskirt ls drapeo at to
side quite near the hip, and is fastened oy ouce au
t cords One OF the elaborate OF the new basques
i rho lolita THIS tight-fttng, and Is cut Win
no,nted back and front pleated sash IS fastened on
HE edge of the basque behind, commencing unueI VI.
arms and finished with al immense DOW al me pOln''
set of graduated bows laid fiat each way nhlsnes nS
front. The long tight sleeves are Or ON; ~ nnF
with shirred pufings above the eioo"' anu ''D
The new wells have large dots the black net san 70
not OF date, safer and more 1e reens
and grenadne wells come IN VINE c8 Ifho1t dots
olive, gray and cream color, WIN OF "l'"""' "0''
WINTER BONNETs AND HATS
The winter bonnets and hats are conspicuous tpIV"S"
their lack of hardness nakedness The lace SUI
ins are all fluffy which is added the charms u iu'
hair fringe on the forehead These charming accessories
10 beauty which give piquant loveneFto the palhe-'
consist Of feathers arranged about the brm OF the MAJ Oh
bonnet srred nngs feathers nodding all over the top
and down by the ears, covering those not Always pe
feet additions the head feather ruches every
son push radiant flowers and plush fruit Win halh dl
shaded velvet leaves TurbanS are maze eh'iIel! .,
feathers OF the peacock lOphOh0re, the gorgeous mp!
hird the uuruish black and green cocks ealneIS SUI
gray hen pheasant and black birds plunage M,
In hats the days Of Charles H. are revived ny
broad briins and peaked crowns jaunly i0oltu VIZ,
soft dropping plumes, and The narrower DillS an"
ncaked Rats with short feather TIPS or the TWO c 5
feathers OF the Tyre bird OF paradise are revive" rum
the days of LOUIS V. ~ , n S,o,-ort & r.,
Arnold Constable & Co., Lori Taylor MaCane betl-
crest and H. H. Macy Co., VIII please acoeP' 'H"iAS
for attentions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-24
TO THE PUBLIC and CITIZENS OF
AMERICA:

Anthony Constock has this day published letter in which
honoyahy acquitted by the Courts Of
the s that had presented against him, and
t- rttr ta hc di hide himself from Justice
shall prove he hide from justice that his clerks
He'd him. they clerks having stated 70 myself and
several witnesses that Anthony Costock had into the
country De back for q week. paid 500 to
private detective. who instrumental in disclosing the
whereabouts 81 Anthony Costock which led to his arrest
what followed after the shall IN every particular be-
describe. boR and The public shall Dee left 10 Judge and pro-
bounce their opinion. verdict in the matter
The letter upon which Justice soon Smith granted his
printed below and upon the merits OF same ettor
before rsc-. have been honOrabiy
acquitted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-24
proposals.
PROPOSALS.

NO. 90 BROAD

No 90 BROADWAY NEw. YORK, oct 10, 1881,
PROPOSALS SEALED AND EMBOSSED on eihiNeI99lPe
~ o. Snnles Advertised" will be received az TINS once
mill 10 O'clock October % ISL f)r the following supp s
~ ret nnsity 10 he delivered free OF expense al me
%avy Yard New.York within twenty (2o) DAYS HUN INC
date q Rt1e PTdsI OF PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING
500 barrels Of Beef.
600 barrels Of Pork
100000 pounds o. salt water soap
100 600 bounds of Coffee.
of the Beef aud Pork be delivered in half barrels
and tbe Eeans be OF the new crop. - -,..,zs, -
Specifications and relative information can be CDaheu 2
apIlyng Inspector OF Provisions ana Cohhg q" o
Navy Yard, NewNOrk. -, ~. IN. ,,or NOT
10 reject any or all bids that may ot
DC Ie Teon red for the prompt and faith
ful delivery OF the supplies awarded.
Bianh 10, M Signn and certi6ed will not be consid
cred. IhOMAS q. ~ ~ y Eav,v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-24
CITIZENS CT AMERICA !

what cincauinr o. The words "Outraseousy srindled
when applied am person circular letter sent Ia that
PERSONS patrons lbruuz mott oh
says Mr.. tOmsocks adyis,r ~ privileged commun
cation" Alas alas for people where privilege
De- conferred upon individual
offered the public proas ~ Network as wen "a
Brooklyn Eave ANTHONY Coustock. the OF five
thous and dollars produce person. give The name
oi such had my goods direct not have
cc, all the benefits psoma upon the purchase Of such
goods. This ODER again MAKO to him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-24
Drcssmaainq.

DRESSNAKER wishes a few more Gus
~ toners. ting and fitting 90 speciality. Mrs T. H.
BROWNE. No. Clar.cs-st. near Grc'nweiave.
A FiRST-CLASS DRESSNAkER desires a
n few engagements bv the day IN Respectable fan
hes thoroughly competent term, S. 90 per ua'' Au'''
NJ H.. IOx ~, Tribune Uptown once, lZ3' tioaa"A5'
1 PRACTICAL DRESSMAKER from Mad
aWc Pi.hiuu's wishes few customers. excellent Mt rel
eIcncls call aldI,.. Mrs. kLEII, lOl est 'Jthst
nRESSMAKER.-A lrst-class cutter and lit
r and designer isles the DAY O. private faml-
lies well recommended. Address only by letter, MISS
BAKTLA, 2TO t'Aavc.
nRESSMAKER.-A thoroughly experienced
drs.yuakcr Wuols tir,- httor, and can also make
stylish chdreu's clothes, wants few moro engagements by
INC day. no uulr, lions tr Citf best Trftu,e
Address ID. =, Tribune Uptown Once, l-'0 broadway
.NAS EAST 3STH-ST.-Good drcssmaker;
hSNf'} day week; make over nicely OF "iH take
work home moderate terms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-24
Citp lJropertn Go fet.

IDVFRTISENENTS FOR THE NEW
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED Al III, lie
YrpTOCN OFFICES. No. 23S Broadway, corner hTty'
Srst.st 500 West Twenty .thirdst corner shthaNe
~ 40 Ssf Fourtqepth.st UniOn-square, 100 lrd
ave corner FOrtyseyent-st; AZ the HAhLhn O5t iCi7
Nos lOOl and $500 Thirt-ave corner ohchahueu"id'
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED 4-stOTy Eng
ish Basement to let or lease hot water furnaces
heahful cheerful ana hOhenhe. App! V
The premises, "a East 3lst-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-24
PROPOSALS for Lamps, Lanterns, Brackets S
III LXtra Paris OF LdIlIN NV IuI ~, % -III"''
- UEpOI OVARIRIsNAsTERs OFFICE. - 80, !
IA. PENN, oct. 10, lSNl.)

DEPOT QUAR1EENAsTERs' OFFICE, - 900, !
ApELPIiIA PENN, oct ~, ISL
SEALED PROPOSALS in trphcate, subject 10 li s & ~
conditions win be received al this Office and at the
each the Depot Quartermaster al New ork CITY, JeeIso
vile Ind and Francisco, CAL until u O'CLOCK nu9
ttis office l2:O5 D. m New York CITY ll;lV H. AZ IS
ersonyile and 8:5l a. M at san Francisco on Monuay
yenner ia isSl at which times and laCes they VII "
in oil bidders, Tor Infnshhg anu
Ing 500 Amy amps complete single burner 10y S'SV
msrshlc ron BrIc kets $500 Nickel Plated Henee
ors with their supports; 900 Extra Glass Chnhy anu
Ob0 I5Nt "a Wicks these lamps; LEO mineral VI IN
terms and Wicks for these ianteIhs anu SUN ~
OF Globes and CllmneYs Tor the
be made at either OF he ueio's nduo" ~ "' wv
qured by the Government -, a.. 80 ~, ,,,orol M of
the standard aVug Hash point not lower than 1872 fAheh
het Bidders will submit samples pGOpery aptHch vi 'a
Qe1 % the O or Candle when tIey may PioPo'o
to furnish 49, 49,. .-..,,t.. or1 az What depots
tbev will make deliveries, ami how sOJA they VIII coutn4e
and c0mpC each lot bid io The Lamps blhoh
cts Eentcors Extra parts. must be o. p.csclo '
CATIONS and patterns shown n drawings lropps Is WIN
lie received for quantity Of the eupphcS ihau u. llh
mentioned Ihe Government reserves me l-hl 70 y, ~
or all ToIasal preference VIII be given 70 aI.ls VI
arstf production and cture, conditions ot pre- anu
Iifv being canal and such preference VIII DC rNeh 20
os ~ American production and nauuiac "uctdO on Nc
Pacific Coast the extent Of the supplies require" W o
public service there. , 49,, t...-,,o,i,rs IN ,,,d
ders and any information tlIt NAV DC dcsel WI
furnished 10y ctheI o4 tht D'tOt N"'' 'N''''''~'
sIoud he addressed 10 either the Depot Quarter
,,str af ph{d,Ihl New York city Jcter,OuVAt OF 0h
Iancsco and be endorsed Proposals Tor Lamps OF Whatever
is bid for. - ..,..,.,.., go, n ,.or +
n Depot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-24
fertnres ato nleetiugs.

4 MEXICAN INSTITUTE.-A quarterly meet
mo viii be held on THURSDAY, November al o'clock
IN at IT, rooms in the Cooper Union " G. ELL PItsosES
IN Adjourned Meeting of THE PEOPLES
Y NrtI PHONE COMPANY" win be held NJ the once
81 the cor pany No il5 Broadway room o. IN me City OF
~ vi mn 1ueslay November l. 1881, al O'Clock p w.
By order -. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-24
Clin Real estate fer Sale.

A NEW LIST of houses for sale sent to any
N address T. :. CLARKSON & co. Pine-st, and 0St
btrave. -------------
DEEKMAN-ST., near GOld.-Fiye- story sub
tantiaI marble building sale excellent Investment
rutland q WHITING l2l Nassau-st
NOR SALE.-A fOur-stOTy brown stone 'front.'
Il residence Hin. In perfect order immediate
possession. Call at l0J East G5th.st "
NOR SALE-With immediate possession, the
desirable ieesory English basement house IA last
Of LeyngtOnave. ana opposite the
Murray Mn Presbyterian Church, the house contains nine
rooms bathroom and Kitchen size lot s0X i6 mouse IA
TAI desirable fanny Apply
10 MARTIN KLENEN, 30 LibeIty-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-24
AmuscMents.

n SYMPHONY SOCIETY OF NETWORK.
mr. l. DANtOSCH
c ROY Office AZ stenway Han IA open for the sao OF
~" subscription tickets. a.
PRICE OF sub scTipton for Elk public rehearsls
price OF subscription for six concerts
Inc first public rehearsal anu concert November anu
5 the sOoist will be - -. .,D.~,,<,,
who will sing airs by BEETHOVEN and dOIAhI; -.
The programme will comprise eethoyens new
oan Brahms Academic Festvhi ~
ana BerlioZs symphonic Fantasuque, " An EpasoHe ia N
LIE Of an Artist" Ia nNe parts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-24
fotele
Boar0 ono Rooms.


East Side.
BOARDING DIRECT0RY.-Lad having
ID rooms with without board. to rent will do well 10
register at 1892 Broadway city and Country NO charge
ClFTH-AVE., No. 253.-Beautiful rooms,
c1ceptonablc references.
NIADISON-AVE.. I44.-Elegant floor with
ies 96g rooms With boiFi strcy arscass accommOda
ions ---
GRAMERCY PARK.-Desirable rooms, en-
1 - suite sngly; table board heterences
ON GRAMERCY PARK and IS Irving Place
~ -Gentlemeps apartment house. suit and single rooms
% EAST 22D-ST.-A large front room to
-s T Si % dP t SSai' % s rsica1 '''
pr EAST OTH-ST.-Furnished rooms with
30 without boasd reference permanent parties pre-
0STH-SP., 10 EAST.-Superi0r suite of
DO apartments, newly furnished with private table
West Side.
4 PRIVATE FAMILY will let suite of
"A neatly furnished rooms together or ieParaey On second
2. TfiG 5s t J Terms moderate 81 "'s' DC
PRIVATE FAMILY will let, without
- a0ito Gentlemen only one or Two large furnished
clcGccs 10 West j0th.si. ne.r IN ave
BOARD and ROOMS.-Beautful connecting
- rooms nicely furnished sec.nd aeGr every eonye ;
or private table: references l.023 ieNingtoo'aye.
NICELY FURNISHED SUITE OF ROOMS;
ION G%g9 9mS .a as 500 5 w 4S Ss nS second
house west Of broadway.
STH-AVE.. ATHEIST. and 51st-st., near 9TH
- ayeEssant i9r Ia .s T ~ E rT
Boar Directory, "a WesJ35thsi.
10 WEST TH-ST.-ROoms to rent to
ana rrst-cas, Attendance -
III WEST 27TH-ST.. second house west of
- broadway north sidcoliGrnt Raors ar 6 r6 oSCs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-24
Gituations iuanteo-- males.

A SSISTANT BOOKKEEPER-By a smart,
"A intelligent Young man. age 10; is sober steady ana re-
liable can furnish of references Address u " -
Barnet, Bethlehem New. Hampshire.
pARTENDER.-By a respectable man AZD
ID bartender: give the best OF reerThOcs'
]. r., Tribune Uptown ONCE l,23o broadway:
DREAD and CAKE BAKER.-By sober
i Sc0tclman second hand ON Dreal anu
thoroughly understands the business Apply 10 o-o H'
2sth 81.
CARVER or BUTCHER.-An experienced,
" American, aged tWentF.nNe
employment; furnish recommt Oh IN c
Character Address call, JOHN r. BOX ~ iii0u"e
Office.
NOACHNAN-Bv a cOOred man; Thoroughly
y understands his business; good references HUN "N'
ployer. Address, j. NJ. 81 4th ave -,
COACHMAN and USEFUL-By a So s6ea guy
Industrious man who care horses INV au os,tii
carr harness IN good order CIn a sentcmans
milk and is willing o. make hlinseu u7tu
place good references Call 1875 West IlthsN' 'o'"'
COLLECTOR or SALESMAN.--By an "A, Ail leI,
" lean t25) speaking perfect German IN pouu0 ooye
mission house Is active industrious and stiet
undOubted reference LOUIS LElCHI' 80 ha'' '
DANTRYMAN or KiTCHENMAN.-By,
German age 80 has had four years experiTnlCS NV I
and restaurants; good Neutrality-suspicious. AC"O''
293 Mubeuyst
DORTER-Bv a respectable young man lZUI)
rs porter in wholesale house 20 ma Re hs No 9s2
can give good references. Address H. H. I" ED l. w. 49,
West lgth.st
pORTER or USEFUL NANNY young
Engshman aged p ia strong, active oDngis iT thrce
temperate aud highly recommended fIeaSe '"ii ~
days HERBERT 500 JdaVe -----
ITSEFULMAN-By Il respectable young man an
u o. I'm Wholesale house g. make himself nhel Cil
the best of references Address . WOOD, Enc fIese7
Compan,, Hunters Point, l.. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-24
miscellaneous.

ERANCIS & LOUTREL, StatiOners and Prln-
4 ters, No 40 Maiden.lane, solicit your Gu tom
ITO CONCH0L0GlSTS.
1 Mr. Nicolas COnemenOs OF PatIas Greece who Is en-
gagged in collection Of land and marine shells oilers ms
services the execution OF orders lie can furnish promptly
rare shells Greece Italy, the Mediterranean &c and III
vites correspondence Address As above.
ORn TTT9IT n Agents wanted for Lie OF
YN hEEu,eE President Garfield. complete aith-
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