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National Republican., 1881-11-05

The total amount OF bonds held for the purpose
of securing circulation on October 1, 1865 was
s6 260550, of which sl0O Ss7 $50 was in 6per cent.
and T6 GOO In per cent bonds. On November
l, 1880, the banks held s56,6o5 $50 of per cents.
and sli7,070,750 Of per cents. on November l,
1884, all ofthese bonds held by the banks had been
called, and with the exception of s75s,9O), had
been redeemed or extended at the rate OF 81 per
cent. The banks now hold sSl ,0si,650 of a. per
cent and s920O5S 800 of per cent bonds. They hold
also sS4S6.OO0 Of Pacific Railroad bonds and
S75S9OO called bonds, which interest has censcd.
The remainder, s2i5,6Ol,05o consists Of bonds
bearing interest at the rate ofthree and one.half
per cent, The average rate ofinterest now paid by
the United States, upon the bonds deposited as Sc
curity for circulating notes. is about 81 per cent.
upon the par value. fthe interest were computed
upon the bonds at their current market value, the
rate ofinterost would be less than three and one
half per cent
National Republican., 1881-11-05
neiter rnclIltIes Cor ChIcngo Pn.senrern

In addition TO The 2:2U a. m. train, which
runs u through sleeper for Chicago, the Baltimore
and Ohio have placed on their train leaving here
at 915 D. IN. through sleeper for the same point.
This change takes place on Sunday next. Novem-
Der 0, and was made necessary by the constantly
increasing business to Chicago and Northwestern
points,
National Republican., 1881-11-05
We stIII Live.
Who most

The most honest man in the world died
very young.-NeO York Commercial Advertiser.
You're wrong. AS D. Webster onco remarked,
1--WE still liVe"-NoTtsLoWn Herald.
National Republican., 1881-11-05
1Surkish QBafhs.

NEW TURKISH nATM CDR. BovEEs),
in 1ll7 street, opposite Riggs House. Large Pool
good ventilation. Ladies'. Monday and Friday Not
open Sunday Open from TN lO Saturday. "a
Baths, si six tickets, $50, Dr. II, l.. BoVEI Elec-
trloian. oc2O.ly
National Republican., 1881-11-05

OFFICE ROOMS in Nos. s23 and $40 Four-and.a
half st. n. W.; also in l5S Louisiana avenue n. W.
well-locatcd dairy fnrm for rent ut low price
Call for n copy OF our RcntJist issucl every Mon
day morning Il contains n complete list of all our
property for rent.
Parties having property to trade or sell Will find II to
b. H. WARNER,
National Republican., 1881-11-05
QNanfe0 -QIliecellanoo,le

I,oR RENT-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
fe3-tf 81. Cloud Building
National Republican., 1881-11-05
Proposals.
Proposals for Lumber.

NAVY PAY OFFICE,
WASHISGTON, ID. O., Nov, 4, 1891.
Sealed proposals IN duplicate, to be indOrSed Pro-
pols for Lumber Will be received at this Office unta
IL m, the 18th day OF November for the belOw-do-
scribed lumber, to be delivered at tho Navy-YarC
Washington d. c. subject TO the usual inspection and
conditions. viz;
Req. No. Ia
5000 feet one-inch white pine MOL.
Req, No. lt5.
5000 feet one-nnd-a- halJ-inch white pine No. l.
The right Is reserved to reject any or all bids not
deemed advantageous to the Government
Blank forms for bids and all necessary information
To be had at this Office
]. ADAMS SMITH
novlFM Pay Inspector.
National Republican., 1881-11-05
@eraoual.

DURE GAS ADMINISTERED AT DIR. EGLR-
II ston's Dental Office, corner Twelfth and q streeus-
Dentistry In all branches, noi3t+
Ss1nn REWARD FOR INFORMATION
PlOO which Will convict a9y chief clerk or ap-
pointment clerk of selling places In the Department.
Address REFORM CLUB, No. 10, Republican office
no33t"
DERSONAL.- INFORMATION WANTED AS
Il to the Whereabouts of Ole OesOn, who IL sup
posed TO have lived In Washington In the winter of
1875 II he be found viii be money in hlspocket
Address DUPONT I'D broadway. New York.
oCi-Im
National Republican., 1881-11-05
TREASURY MATTERS,
Tho Three nnd n IaRIr Per &c iis-An INT
porfnnt Paragraph en- 8onda.

Acting Secretary ofthe Treasury French
yesterday morning issued the following circular;
Notice is hereby given thii OF Wednesday nt xt,
and on each Wednesday Il er after through the
present month and until otherwise ordered, the
Department will redeem, at the Office Of the As
sistant Treasurer Of the United States nt New York,
paying par and interest accrued to the date Of re-
demptlon, any uncalled United States bonds con-
tinued to bear interest at 81 per cent per annum,
TO an amount not exceeding 100000 on each day
mentioned"
The Comptroller OF the Currency furnishes the
following paragraph in regard to the bonds held
as security for circulating notes Of national banks.
During the past year there has been much change
in the character Of the United States bonds, which
the national banks have on deposit to secure their
circulation, owing to the redemption and contin-
uatlon Of the FIVE aud six per cent. bonds of 1881
The classes and amount OF these bonds held by
the Treasurer the 1st day of November, 1884, are
exhibited in the following table:
National Republican., 1881-11-05
SOr Sole 9o,rses, &c.

VNORSABE-HOUSE No. 1875 n STREET NORTH
~ west, on easy terms; call and and nak for
watchman on the premises. uEO. MASON, 1Ht q
street. uos.9vv
National Republican., 1881-11-05

VNoR SALE 49, SECONDHAND LANDAU.
IL lettes, 3COupcs one-horse Coupe Ito carry foue
nassensersl Coupe Rockaways passenger Close
ROBElr IL. GRAiIAM'S Repository and Factory.
il0Ii6 Eighth street northwest, Repairing PROMPTLY
attended, IN. ocn1Ot
National Republican., 1881-11-05
8oarSiua.

GARFIELD,S LAST LETTER, WRITTEN on
w his death-bed to his mother. Facsimile copies
for snle ut The RepnbllcAn ONCE Price. 10 cents.
National Republican., 1881-11-05

HOwSoN'S ICE.CREAM, RICH. PURE, AND
reliable. Sl.25 gallon; parties using quantities
obtain extremely low rates. Depot ilOl Twelfth
| street northwest oc1p-Js
National Republican., 1881-11-05

EIRSTCLASS TABLE BOARD, PLEASANT
u Rooms, desirable location, low prices. li0f
Twelfth street, next to corner Massachusetts, avenues
fronting the Park. nol-Jf
National Republican., 1881-11-05
Tor Sale QHis cellaneo,ts

JNOR SALE-CALI AND SIZE OUR LIST OF
II property FOR safe. JOHN Sn nERMAN q CO..
st. Cloud Building. Real estate ana loans. Jyi-Iy
National Republican., 1881-11-05

JNOR SALE-A LADY BREAKING UP HOUSE,
IL keeping will sell some Furniture, including Il
black walnut Bedstead and Dressing Case, or will eN.
change for Diamonds. Address q. W., Republican
National Republican., 1881-11-05

onO STREET.-SMALIi ROOMS WITH
SOJ Board, for S25; neat and comfortable; Table
Board $751; transients 81 per day; near four lines OF
street cars, Oc2t6tA
National Republican., 1881-11-05

U,oR SALIc-i SUIT OF WALNUT BEDROOM
Ninth street oc2s.Jt
National Republican., 1881-11-05

DoARD, WITH FURNISHED ROOMS, Orr on
ID Unfurnishcd Rooms, for man and wife no
children (colored). Apply to REX, Republican oilice
National Republican., 1881-11-05

~ 10 rooms; eligbly situated; reasonable rent; t.
cash party good Investment. Address +. w. ".
Republican Office no7l3ts
National Republican., 1881-11-05

U,oR sALE-A WALNUT SET OF FURNITURE.
cost Sl2S; will sell for S5. Address Il. A. Repnblt.
cnn oiico. Oc2l9tt
National Republican., 1881-11-05
Sor QRenf--QRoom

IoR RENT-sfNGLE on EN- SUITE. NICELY
furnished and desirable rooms, at fair prices, at
y Ninth street uOfthWpat nOSNh
National Republican., 1881-11-05
RNnnfeH-- Qe[n.

XJTANTED-A PROTESTANT wHiTEwoMAN
w TO Cook and Wash for n small family In the
country. Address, stating wages, Mrs. LAURA
QInIa noj.St
National Republican., 1881-11-05

I QsT-LEFT IN A NINTH STREET CAR, Co
~ Ing south, Tuesday, october 4, n Record Hook,
containing the minutes Of Lincoln Post No, 8. q. A.
" liberal reward VIII be paid on leaving the
with Captain s. IT, THOMSON, PaynasteT Gen.
erals Ohic0, 1914 street northwest, oc256t
National Republican., 1881-11-05

INOR SALE-NALNUT SUIT PARIDR FURNI.
~ turc, handsomc new Cabinet Singer Sewing Ma
chine; also handsome Table. Call at i7l7 New
Jersey northwest, nn91tN
National Republican., 1881-11-05

JIoR SALB-A FINE 7ocTAVE ROSEWOOD
II Plano; owner Inns further for IT, Can bo
seen at 80 First street southeast no5-hs
UNoR SALE CHEAP. OR TRADE FOR GOODS or
~ any kind-AchOice located Lot IL by i6 In 0race-
mnd Cemetery worth f6; Will take $50 At stand
Gi1. Ninth street wing, Washington Market noit1ts
National Republican., 1881-11-05
SB,leiness CHANCES.

JNOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-A CENTRALLY
located Cigar Store, with Billiard Room, contain
Ing two tables, In the rear suitable for club
for selling. Address IL y. ". Republican Office. 53ts
National Republican., 1881-11-05

UNoR sALE-SIsr OF SILVER, FIVE PJECEst
IL nickle-plnted Student Lamp, stylish Carriage
Afghan all nearly new, and other articles. May be
seen NJ 17l7 New Jersey avenue northwest no3she
National Republican., 1881-11-05

DoARDING.-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
ID can find q delightfully."- situated, well furnlshed
vate family Tor sS5 per month, at S2s street north.
west pcgD.Dts
National Republican., 1881-11-05
N5anfe0-- --Solises.

XNTANTED-TO RENT OR BUY Ar ONCE, MOD
w ern Brick House, to rooms Address HOME,
nce Of Post stating location and lowest cash price.
National Republican., 1881-11-05

L1OR RENT-NEATLY FURNISHED AND
~ well-nrranged Brick House, At Nutii2 Ninth street
northwest; ten Rooms; good repair. ALBEIT H.
FOX, No. 80 Il street northwest no5Stf
National Republican., 1881-11-05
9SanfeO-- @ooms.

yXTANTED-BY THE 18TH INSTANT, 2 or 3
wv I'm furnished Roomsi would prefer them In q
could be furnished dinneri plain family fare ali That
is required Address WIS., Republican Office, stating
terms. nO5-3tS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08

In State bonds there was little doing, but Ala
bamas class 4. sold at -. South Carolina Is, nom
(mdabe at &, Virginia ia. deferred, at l6l2d GA,
and Georgia gold Is at 10. LOUISIANA consois are
quoted 53l,Q54 North Carolina GS special taxes
5L,a Z consolidated - - 81 and tennessee 6S,
old 4jl,G IL, new, 4jG4s and new series 1920
is There were no TRANSACTION, in city bank stocks.
Railroad bonds generally were higher, but the
move,upnts were sympathetic with the snare mar
kct Erie second cOuSois rose from l0O@I to 1914
Missouri Kansas and Texas Inst con>o!s were 4
easier at ll4, and seconds were Is lower az 1913.
Boston Hartford aud Erie were cOnspcuols III Inc
dealings because of an advance from ~ 10 oo'
and Rome. WATERFOWL and OsdrGsburS were
higher at 81. c., {. and l. Z. first ass"hted "eiS
strong at los 0lOsli, AMI the incomes. with
large business. rose from III to G}. New-J"rsey
Central incomes sold up to l0J@ 10f-a price
that is not warranted by the prospect OF
a payment Of any interest for the year 1850 heSa
ne,k, and Ono frsts series Il. were irm al S2'so
.o3, and the currency debts advanced 10 0oe9
5uL, Mobile and Ohio first d. were L. lower az
lOGL, and first deOeIturcS were i lower az ~ 81
Lou;s and Iron Mountain first incomes were s'eau'
NJ about o. the second incomes rising TO - 10 ''
M.;ropolitan Elevated first Is sold n lO;a lo-"i'
Indiana, Bloomington amt Western incomes w"re
active and advanced from 90 To 1fLe, closing ~
Tolo ST. Paul ColSoS Drought - - h'S's' LIZ
CrosSc DIVISION "a aud first OF Southern Minnesota
Division l0sl2 MINNEAPOLIS anu 1t. L'nis hrStS'
Jova EXTENSION. declined from l0olI TO l0S".
V,nosh general mortgages sold al 91l2, aud loledo
opd Wabash seconds nj 10 D'nvr- and lio G1ande
dr,ts declined 10 llJ0lljli. tut the e'nsolS weie
firm at ll3lsall33 Denver. South f"rA anu
Pacific frsts sold at llOal.
The business of the Sub-TrlSurv Tor the "ee~
,rding to- night mcndcS the receipt OF T''oSh-''
and thc payment of $lO.lo0,o;'o resulting l" loss
to the general balarce of ~ SD 49, and leaving ~
ot 1913. l9s. G0l, against %7G.3i3s2G December 81.
rhe p,rticular changes of the week are losses Ok
40 GoI 9ss coin aud $l20 1i7 currency. MoAeY -
day WAS easy at about per cent. the loans ~ oe
ING exceptional as were also the late loans al anu
4 p.r cent he European steamers atriVdig Nheo
YESTERDAY brought S27O.OOO gold. . me Ohy
change IN the domestic exchanges on Ne"- iTtn
an advance to 80 cents discount at -, Lous
The United States Treasurer ut WaShlnE'"s
today received $l29 900 in National bank n"ts o" w
REDEMPTION. The customs receipts were 20 I 90
and the internal revenue receipts were Tofi''oo'
lie following is the Clearing House statement ."
doy: Exchanges Sl7J,S53GOO; oAahe,o,,
~ o5i 500. The TRANSACTIONS at the SUD ica'"'
f,-,iav covered Receipts, SlOIl,9Zo; pay hieue,
81 3S3 79l currency balauce, To,o'o'oV' ''
balance, 1863. 622.G04. l c.b
The foreign exchanges are quiet ana stea"f' NJ VT
n small volume of business. by the new lnr'pSUa
the atoms for sterling bills are oS' ana W
sixty DAYS and short sight respectively Inc A0
1 . l.... ...fa INN
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New Publications
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NO FIFTH.AVI;. NEWfORh'
HAVE NOW READY NEW EDllloNS VI
UNBEATEN TRACKS IN JAPAN An Acc'u" y, ~o,o and
in the Interior including visits 70 the Abognes OF
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"a Isdy's Life in the Rocky Mountains tic 'os"O'
with As plates, So. ,, am. -.
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What We want 10 know perusa OF her DOCK ~ very
nearv the same thing as visit 10 the places she
describes Inmtabe pictures OF manklhu' oi seo"'''
and of personal adventure London Spectator 49,
Of Miss Birds fascinating and instructive Voa's 20
impossible TO speak of too high praise enc Is
O traveller OF tie first order and grapmC anu
writer London Quarterly Review.
zone OF the most remarkable travellers OF our day
Penetrating INTO regions wholly unknown by the OUTSIDE
world She has accoInp sed by TIE force OF an indompc
will aided by great tact and shrewlness task 70 Which
mqn would have been found equal"-lN y Tribune
HOLLAND AND. IFS PEOPLE. Ivy Eihunu' u .
Amics author Of " COnstantinope.' "Sthoie5 vi i"s
Morocco" "spain"etc with IL tupage plates ~
Eomundo de Amicis has transformed the anu vi DNNS
inf, oIand Of lean,y OF wonder. and OF cnchanment
He has written in word book in every sense
and the gracious task Of the competent translator mas Oee
worthilv formcd."-tChcaso Times
CREED AND DEED \ SERIES OF Essays by 'ri
Felix Adler published for the Society for Rcai Cu'ur'
l2mO. clOta, 81. ...o
The book is nv rea"abc The style good the state
ments are clear sentiment refined ana the moran Ill" "
pure and ofty"-tN \. Times NO
MORAL EDUCATION IN RELATION r Mia nv ~
BRENTANO 50 Unon square
PATRIOTISM AND PlETY.
THE INSPIRATION AND GUARDIAN POWER
THE NATION
A THANKSGIVING sermon by
REV. DIR. IL. W. BELLOWS.
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rE,TE GREAT SOCIAL AUTHORITY.
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weddings and other SOCIAL inter
ting events or the past week reported Read III, queen
and find your TREND, are DONG 49, an . ,on,hs
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MINES AND MINING.

FRIDAY, Jan. 7-P ~
The mining share markets continue to be lrregu.
lar with the prominent active stocks genera.S
lower. Chrysolite to-day declined from 10 o'S'
but Annie was cents higher at 81 cents CnmaA
cent higher at 52051 cents, and South hite .oso
from 45s42 to 90 cents. Moose was quiet put nrin
at with sales at 100 bGyer 60 60 dn aynd
Sherntee At G0l1 90. Consolidated Virginia de-
clined to .95, and California steady at l.3oG
125 Boston Consolidated was active ptM o Cents TS
~asterIav Mineral Creek that Yesterday morning
sold at 95 cents, to-day sold at l6G2O cents, t
ow-prco stocks generally were weak, nu. ,a
changes did not exceed 2 or 3 cents Inc niai Ae''
closed dull and without features.
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So FEANCIsCO. InT., jan. U.-T. IiI-'01, WIl0 hA'
inst returned iIom ~ h'i, ~ "'"' i'''~ ht,'i
mIln. uortiicq.t If Cu.Irau ami owned by -
York capitalists A. a lcutt "i ia i""i. gam hN
ruuuiir a drit ON the ledge 40 tie -!" 81 IL, in"ilu
Inn stv, ore. was found 'yI,g go per tun and
tLr ore. BODY vas twelve feet WIDE.
Oihrr Americans recently from McXlc" also speak
higlllv of thai country ~ Ilcn IA silver uilL'4
Ur, ntis from there are luduciHg many od CHltior-
mans to leave tins Sal. H.o'crH express auNrtv
,u I-t lhc best MINES "f Arizona and u. I"o AZ II e.
Exclialipe II ~ Il common remark among thcH
that II vii hc difficult to nahc ,'u.tito III tIr
Cun-rOC ks
The stock market drars. aud tower prices rnlc.
I',,h has been ash,.s,cd - per share and Aha 30
cents per share.
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WHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES sd ROYAL MAIL STEAMER

w UNITED STATES SD ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
Fox QCEENSIOWN ANb LIVERPOOL"
EOTCE-1he steamers ~ this Line take the Lane Route.
by Lieut. MaurY, L. - NJ on both the outward
hOmtwari vOyaSel
GfMA Can't. kcunciv SATURDAY.. Jan. 10
CELTIC. Capt GlcIur Thursday Jan %,
G.. Jennings >
BEIrANNIC Capt. Perry Saturday, February ., 10
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK. foot OF WEST
lOTIl-Sr
These uniform in size aud unsurpassed ~ ap
pOinnents Thc SIOun StaerO0ms, smoking anu Batl'
placed amSpt where tno noise ami motion nro
least folt anor degree OF comfort hitherto unattn@Olo
KArEs.-saoon $40. 800 Return tickets
abe terms Storage from the Old COuntr $50 Frou Now
York, : n.
These steamers neither rattle. sheep pig1
For NJ and other information apply at tho
Company Offices, No ~ Broadway. New.NOrk.
Il. j. COkrIS, gent.
| G. /. BARTLETT & CO., Agents, BOSTON.
ARRIIf & CATrELLH Agents, Phi rdtlplua.
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In London, British cOnsOs were 3 easier ~ 3.,s
for money and 9Sl3l0 for account. United H' .n,
S,nd ner cents were Otf ll0 each, at lO4ol6 ant
1i5s,a Gsspectivey the As being unchanged .n "a
ii0 American railway securities sw wsT0 sS
IN ths owest figures The Bank of England os
1858 900 bullion on balance. Bar silver u0'"''
to o I'D. al ounce. comnany has de-
Tho Central Pacific Railroad .ar cent pay abba
cIared sem-annual dividend OF . pe is.
February l. Transfers will close JaHus railroads ara
The gross earnings Of the ioiio"'OS
reported: AND TEXAS.
,s7a 1880 ~ q, o7s
s,,t sys sl0So23 Dec. si-"
HANNIBAL AND ST. JOSEF JOSEF
1879. leeo ..,.
900, ls ss3527 Inc. StH
Fonrth week IN Pee iSSsIoS 2.os7sSi Inc o0o'''
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sltrct.ons Uantco--fe maIes.

-
A PROTESTANT SERVANTS BURIAL
n. An kinds O! Govt competent female servants ana u.s.
fni girls for city country also MAJ" hSIp i n.
ylnis al the large olestaplishei PltOIENit HUME
EVKEAU 1873 shave fourth house above lotn.5
CHAMBERW IIOUSEWORk. VAIL
ING or NURSE. &c.-Dy Protestant FITS
far civ ana county, fir moderate wages ~ we fhO
TESLA M HON l. BIZ REAL Los CthaNc.abOVe 1othSI
COOK.-As tirst-claSs cook in a private lam
~ Nv thoroughly competent ~ al branches pest CITY ''A
erences. 30 West 4 stst thtd p'lL
COOK.-Bv competent woman meats, SOUPS,
bead biscuits. deserts sc excellent co KS loI city q"
country at the PROTESTANT Bt klAI' Los olhtNc. -
NOOK.-Compctcnt COOK; understands al
X Kin Of meats SOUPS pastry baking vi ing I" as''
with washing good city reference Address I"' est '" =
COUK, WASH, IRON.-By German help;
~ furcitv can Ia -.cn At IN PH)lE : y
HOME BUREAU. rs Ghave, folrh house a2nV" l"'' ST.
IIOI'SEWORK.-Bv II neat tidy. Intelligent
family IN any capacity 90 Gopi coon H dud ~ p''l
washer and rontr: will bst OF Re- concentrations =" .
moderate Can be AT $50 9th ave. neal -1lS' H7'
hUUi.
AI'%DRFSS a. tirSi-cll~S c0I"rcd
IauudfcSS wishes nui"n's aud family "dSr;tt "h
most reasonable terms collars and cua- tOar mp rlIa l"
(. renee tst c4,S Cal "n or address MARY E"oH'oN
l2S W,:st JDth-,t
WASHING. Gcntlcmcns AMI iamillc,
w wa>,lug. clothes ii ci-~ { ~" and "ii meat
ness Mrs FANNY BGOW Nl2G Ntss LIST ho"' BAGS
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Gltuailons Uanie0-- zlllice

p No IN r 1HhMlN NIL H. MctITHo Al HE
UTroWN OFFICES. 10 LIS B'@.'"4y Corner in,.j}
q htis,s sOS Ns, rs,p'. thr!st. cor isn,; ayc N@
a. ~ E cSr rcTy Irh st. at the II 'iH ifPc 80
i,0ot 1Dd Ii IA ane; Faux baa4 up to p n a.
regular Office rates
pOOKKEEPER-By a younr man, ~ wears
pcI,,e ana and n2s ~. - T.,,larc", M'
ROOK-KEEPEK., c'c.-iiy ~il':lc man en-
egel a. ,Ian , I%sprl I.5l1! y npX % = @i IS
p. o. Box IL. AubuFn, y. Y.
pUrLER or. yALET,-By FrenrlimanI,
- middi- agei Slnc'c under ani, ms DiI' p',i ttE
i.s.ss Bro idway
(LERK or ASSISTANT KEEPER
\ ~ young man Of Ny'Ils Of axe IL temperate oDis-
n6.iiess JOSEPH MATTHEWS. foiAtd River, ocean CO..
NOACHMAN.-As coachman single; is a
~ GOOD, careful criVer ionrin i,aid OF annch good irr
S eli i,ii 'i's u '''D'.'
COACHMAN or HOSTLER. A German
var. n lie caVary N tie German nv
h,siler low Address IL A. Tribune Uptown oihc'
nRIVER or GEOOM.-By young man -
~ wars Of age who thoroughly nJcr stands the care
41sne 81 h Hasrcs Is Sa "a aIS % good
GROCERY or DRY-GOpDS CLEKK.-By an
@ rc % %1 iso fSa st. Dd Oh F T.
HOTEL CLERKS position desired bv
young 80 wears OF age: has had n,c years r1pcn
Arg Us sA%c sG6Tr A." 't Box t5 Saratoga
HOTEL CLERK or SALESMAN.-By a
yOun man. ago ~ has had experience hotel Gers
Grt.s " TGT Is L. sAYLS, Newport Flats. j2Gs
Broadway, CITY. -
GROCERY CLERK or PORTER.-Bs a
ward business a%bs las been emplo ed a. EIoor
c. " FREh,AN Mattiluck, L. l.
/ IGHT PORTER or COLLECTOR.-In either
IL capacity: am q years Of Az rncIgGlr T,Iable ana
cail or a'ldrcs, JOHN ENRlHHT. "a East Broadway.
OFFICE ASSISTANT OF GENERAL SAILS
cucd gen raj business and wiling % make star A.
moderate salary references ~ 10 chaacrT aby ana incr
iy ' HSr Sl furnished f''0 cal OF 'o"''' " 80
DORTLR or DRlVER.-By young married
man = years Of age coopcr BY adr SHARP shrs ,,
work for moisale whe,% %"h Tia n'nre a.
lao ~.!hvalst, CITY
SALESMAN.-POsitiOn, III clothing house
- Naniei 9y smart neat active young man t2ol ten,
WicKELuASN s%eeneys iloieI city y''e''
CHIPPING CLERK or LIGHT PORTER
Bv SoIHg man 'IaiS q asf an 'png CLERK Or light
era experience furnish the he. Of city tcsno.al1
situation Please cali address it, k East New oTk IT,
SIrUA ION WANTED.-By a young man
- knowing insi'' F,neh and German n z hou.e OF
~; FIRST n9 "s'''a'" '''''H''' Nu' r.
NIAITER.-A colorcd man rs waiter in a
prSae d9y or Xi %"aerpd1 ms
Uptown nice ,..s lroadway
NAITER.-A young colorcd man as waiter
w III boardine house 81 hotel 2lH East 22ds rear.
WAITER.-In boarding, house or private
No. ss5 ' West = 1iI G1seF 'A furnish '0'"'' required
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