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Notice of At;s,si nistrai0r's Sale of Real
Estate.

Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of
an order of the Probate Cont of Clarke
county, Washington Territory, made on tho
9th day OF July. A. d. 1881, in The matter OF
.nc estate Oh MOTHS D. Jones, deceased. will,
Tnes;ay. September stIs. 1851,
| AT the hour oi twelve O'clock meridian OF tho
SAID 0ay. nj the po>t-oiiice door in Washou-
gal City, Clarke county, Washington Terri
tory, sell Mt public auction to the hiihest bid
oer. upon The terms hereinafter stated, and
subject to continuation by the said Probate
Court, all Of the following described real
property to-wit:
lst tract Or parcel of land bounded ma
follows. to-wit: Beginning in Section one.
township one north OF Range three cast Of
Tue willamette meridian, Il, the north west
corner OF the donation land claim Of Hiram
Strong, and running thence east twenty
chains; thence south twenty chains: thence
west twenty Chains and thence north twenty
chains to the place Of beginning, containing
forty acres.
3nd A tract or parcel of land bounded as
follows. towit: Beginning at a point 4 ion
chains east aud IL IA. TOO chains south of the
southeast corner OF Section thirty six, in
io"n-hip two north Of Range three east OF
the Wiilamctie meridian, and running thence
north - '4-lOO chains; thence west siicbains:
tnence south ~ chains and thence east 81
.9-IU chains to the place of beginning. con-
tanning 100 s3-l00 acres more or less.
sra. The tract Of land bounded and de-
sci!hed MS follows, to-wit: Beginning nj tho
nor IN west corner Of the. donation land claim
(No. 40 of Geo. ". Jones, in Section thirty.
SIX. I'D lo~nsaip tw" no.,h Of Range three
east "l 'he Willamette meridian. and running
thence south twenty chains: thence east
twenty seven rods; thence north fifiy.two
RODS; thence cast sf,y-threc rods: thence
north twcnfy-cight rods, and thence west
.wenty chshs to The place of beginning, con.
tanning twenty-five $500 OF an acre.
4th. The lots numbered one, two and nine
n block number two. in the town of Psrkcrs.
nile, In Clarke county, Washington Territory.
All OF the said lands being situated In the
county OF Clarke, Washington Territory.
, Terms OF sale: Ten per cent Of the pur.
hase price TO be paid on the day Of sale. and
he balance upon the confirmation OF the sale
y me Probate Cont. All conveyanccs to be-
made ut the expense Of the purchaser.
JOSEPH 4. e. DURGAN.
Administrator Of the estate of
Morris B. Jones, deceased.
Dated vancouver, ". T., Aug. 9Th, 1881.
fl1auUk
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NOTICE.
United States Land ONCE.

United States Land Office.
vancouver, W. r., Aug. 9th, 1881.
Complaint having been entered at this ONCE
abandoning his Homestead Entry No ON
dated Jan. Sd. lS7s, upon tho south west Z Of
south west section ~. township 9 north.
range east, In Clarke county, Washington
territory, with view to the canoe stion of
ssla entry; the said parties sre hereby sum.
S nonco 70 appear at this Office on the 18th
respond and furnish testimony coucerning
eeld alleged abandonment.
AieugoI WV NEWLIN, Rsgistsr.
3. W. BROWN, Reeolvor.
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VANCOUVER INDEPENDENT.
THURSDAY, AUGUST is, 1881.
The news from Washington con-

The news from Washington con-
corning the condition of President
Garfield is truly alarming. He is
slowly sinking, taking no nourish-
ment except by injection, and there
seems at this writing to be no hope of
his recovery, even among the attend
ant physicians. 1t is highly probable
that he will die within a week.
The Apache Indians are making
plenty trouble for the settlers and
troops in New MEXICO. Indians in
small bands are raidine the country
and it is utterly impossible for troops
to come up with them. Reports of
murders and depredations committed
by them upon isolated communities
come in every day, and there is no
telling the damage done or lives lost
since they have been in the field. The
supply of troops is unequal to the
emergency. Gen. Hatch is in the
field notifying the people to arm and
informing them of the movements of
the Indians as far as known.
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Vancouver woodward.
Wood Saving by Steam Power.

The undersigned having purchased tho
right 81 J.. j. Whittier and 8. H. Smith, and
established woodward, corner Of 4th and q
TO any desired length In any part Of the city
on short notice. -
All orders left at the wood. yard viii bo
promptly attended to.
CHARLES 7. TROUP.
Vancouver, Jan. IL, 1881.
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The peoplepf the west owe a debt of graf.
itude to DIR. Aver for the production of
Ayers Ague Cure. Its timely use will save
much suufferlg and much encouragement.
and we recommend it with the greatest con-
fidcnce in its lbility to do all that ia prom.
ised for il.
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A span Of work horses, one Iron. axletr,.
lumber wagon, act Of new double hsruess.
one light spring-wagon, and one sluxjs har.
ness' nearly new. Inquire q
vaaeosvsr. July 4 1851. ~ =
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Hoyt, the man who committed the rape
on the little girl Ida Cooke in Astoria some
time ago, and who so narrowly escaped
lypcbing. was tried last week before Judge
6tott. sitting in and for the county Of Clst-
sop. and Wa sentenced to 20 years inpris.
epinsnt in the psnitsntiary.
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Il
To William L. Sns, Defendant:
In the name ose United States of Amer.
lea, you are reqfd TO appear In an action
brought againspu by the above named
plaintiff In the 1rct Court OF the Second
Judicial District the Tearitorv Of Wall
ingt0n, holding ms In Vancouver Clarke
county, for the cities Of Clarke and Ska
mania ana 70 wer the complaint filed
therein within Guys after the date Of this
summons, saia sqons being served BY the
publication tnerpr judgment BY default
will be taken agtt you according n ths
prayer of said count.
The said action rought to obtain an or.
der Of divorce, aiming and dissolving the
bonds Of matrimdhow existing between
you and the aoovened plaintiff. and also
10 obtain an erarding 10 said plaintiff
the custody and COL OF the three minor
children OF the plat and defendant. and to
obtain Judgment nat you for ali OF the
said action; and yce hereby notified that
II you fall 70 append answer said CON-
plant, a. above rfed, the plaintiff will
take an order OF diY the custody and con.
troll Of the said thriinor children, and .
Judgment for the y OF said action as
prayed for In the satmplaint.
Witness JOHN PVT, ESQ.,. Judrs Of the
said UT Court, aud the seal
SEAL. Of saidrt, this ilftvsn1h duy
t' Of AudA. D. 1881.
Per G. 7. bSN HH. 49, 49,
Jossph y. S's'ehsf s'rs Asi'y. t51Sig |
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Notice Of Adlni traitors Sale Of Real
Estate.

|
tory OF Washington, for the county of Cow
litZ, made OH the 25th day of July, A. d. 1881
in the matter of the estate of A. j. Gillikin
deceased, the undersigned, administrator OF
said estate, will sell at public auction to the
| highest bidder for cash. and subject to con
tirmation by said Probate Court, on
Tuesday. the 3Oth day of August, A. d.
1881, at II o'clock A. NJ. of said day, at the
court house door in the town of Kalama,
County of Cowlitz and Territory of Washing
| ton, all the right title, interest and estate of
| the said lntestate at the time of his death, and
| all the right, title and interest that the said
estate has by operation Of law or otherwise,
acquired since the death of said intestate, in
and to all those lots, pieces or parcels of land
all situate, lying and being in the County of
Cowlitz and Territory of Washington, and
better known and described as follows:
First-Lots Nos. and 2 of section No. IS,
in township north OF range west, contain
ing u and 35- 100 acres, more or less.
SecOnd-That lot or parcel of land begin
ming ut the quarter section corner on line
between Sections Nos. 35 and 81, in Township
3 north of Range west, and running thence
south % chains to n slough, (stake near an
ash tree on right banko thence following
meanderngs Of said slough west chains and
80 links; thence north ~ degrees west, 5
TO- 100 chains; thence north 10 degrees west
3 10 chains; thence north 20 degrees 80
minutes west, 2 7O-l00 chains: thence north
40 degrees 80 minutes west. | 80 100 chains;
thence south 80 degrees west SS 100 chains;
thence north 81 degrees west3 32- 100 chains,
lat this point crossing the slough at junction
with another slough; thence meandcring
along left bank of slough as follows: South
As degrees west 7O-l00 chains; thence south
81 degrees west 3 II 100 chains thence south
81 degrees west 2 and So 100 chains; thence
south 81 degrees west and A. 100 chains:
thence south 81 degrees west 6 and 30-l00
chains; thence north 45 degrees west 3 and
55-lO0 chains; thence north rs degrees west
and So 100 chains; thence north ~ degrees
west chalpsr th0Tffi 81 degrees west and
A.IOO chains; thence north 20 degrees 80
minutes west 4 chains to bank of Columbia
river at mouth of slough; thence along said
river bank north IL degrees west l6and 50 100
cnains TO stake; thence east 81 and so. 100
chains to the place of beginning, containing
l39 and 9-lO0 acres, more or less.
Ihird-All of the cast half of the north east
quarter of section No. 35, and lot No 3 of Sec.
ton No. 25, and lot No. q OF section No d.
township No. north, range west of the
willamette meridian, containing I15 and
~ IOO acres, more or less
Terms of salci Cash. Twenty per cent of
purchase money at time of sale. balance on
confirmation Of sale by said Probate Court
A. NJ. PATTERSON,
Administrators Of the estate of
Kalama, July 80, 1881. I4aup.4
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F>~N~'' S"PitNi-tl
OFFICERS.
CHARLES HEGELE, Prerident.
HENRY ACKERMAN President
JAMES STEEL, Treasurer.
A. s. GROSS, Secretary and Manager.
DIRRcToRs-J. W. Whalley, Henry Acker.
man, Jas. Steel. 8. Julius Myer, Chas. Hegcle.
foiicics OF from one to ten thousand dbl.
iars each issued to unmarried persons at the
rate OF 20 per year on each thousand for
males under 10 and females under 16; and ~
per year on each thousand for all above those
ages, for the period Of four years; and there.
after, during unmarried life, at the rate Of 81
Policies are payable at the end OF the wear
curing which marriage occurs ct the rate OF
% Per cent. for every year from date OF policy.
This Is purely home institution, and the
names OF its officers, directors and references
given In circular, with Its stock capital. arc a
'uncient guarantee Of It's perfect reliability.
JOHN D. 0EO0m EGAN.
Agent for CLARKE County.
.ee~vers Wash. Ter
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VIM. II. BREWSTER.
DEALER IN
Groceries g. Provisions,

Odd Fellows Building Vancouver, W. T.
Fine Groceries, Canned Goods, aad Family
Supplies made Il speciality.
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables will be fur.
nished in their season ----.--t, -
Cnirntr,, p--ss,c wanted.
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Commissioners Court,

Commissioners Court.
The board met, all officers and members
present, on Monday, Aug. |. The first day
was consumed in allowance of accounts. j.
w. Martin was allowed to redeem land sold
for taxes on payment of $50.
Second day-The board ordered road su.
pervisor in Dist. No. - to repair without
delay the bridge across the gulch near j. A.
Reynolds house.
Sundry accounts wele allowed
Third day-The school lands in sec. l6,
town l north, range east, were leased to
David Shepherd for six years, at $40 per
year.
Fourth day-Sundry accounts were al.
lowed. The bid of the Sisters of Charity
for keeping the county poor, at $425 per
week each, being the lowest, the contract
was awarded to them.
Fifth day-The board ordered the open
ing of the new road from the Salmon creek
road near Tooley's place to intersect the
road running from Vancouver to Vancouver
Lake. The change in the public highway
near l.. Meeher's place in sec. %, petitioned
for at the May term, was also granted.
The board ordered the opening of the road
petitioned for from the Cross place to inter.
sect the road running from Wilson's mill to
Vancouver Lake.
The board ordered the opening of the road
petitioned for, running from the Bolen's
mill road north to the county road running
from Bratton's to Chelatchie.
The road petitioued for by J. NJ. Burt and
others having been met by claims for dam.
ages. S. B. Curtis, Emery Harris and j. L.
Groat were appointed viewers to assess
damages, to meet at Dennis Carey's school
tlo IS
The road petitioned for by c. A. Ross and
others, from Jamisons to Hart Prairie, hav.
ing been met by claims for damages, j. H.
Fletcher, Thos. Merton and Chas. Bird were
appointed viewers to assess damages, to
meet Oct. 18th next, at the Hugh Byrnes
place.
w. j. Miller was transferred to School
district No. A from No. IL. Two debts of
old school district No. Is were ordered to
be paid by the county treasurer.
Sixth day-In the matter of the petition
of G. S. Underwood and others for a road,
j. G. Martin, Alcinous Buchanan and Chas
Forbes were appointed to view and lay out
the road, determine damages, etc., to meet
Oct. 18th.
The road out from Peter Booms' place was
declared public road, the law having been
complied with and damages paid.
Seventh day-Sundry accounts were al
lowed. The supervisor of road dist. % was
ordered to open the road from southeast
corner sec. 4, town north, range east, to
the Fishers Landing road.
Eighth day-The bond of the Sisters of
Charity for keeping county poor was ap.
proved.
l60 acres of school land was leased to Jas.
y. Hutchinson for six years, at $40 per year.
R,v and l,,1
declared a county charge.
The taxes for 1881 were levied as follows:
For county purposes, $4,000. at the rate of
mills, and poll tax of 81. For school pur-
poses 5000, at the rate of six mills. For
road purposes $4,000, at the rate of four
mills, and 81 road poll tam Three mills
for Territorial tax was also levied. making
the tax rate for 1881 twenty mills, or two
per cent.
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Indian bureau has received official intor.
nation of the killing of Spotted Tail at
Rosebud agency last Friday by Crow Dog,
another Sioux chief, but NO particulars.
Parties just in from Camp Spokane report
considerable excitement over discoveries of
gold mines, both quartz and placer. Sew.
eral good sized nuggets have been picked
up
The residence of j. N. Gale, postmaster
at Olympia. was found to be on fire at 9
o'clock on the 18th. All efforts to save it
were of NO avail. Loss. $1,000; insured for
81, 200 in the Home Mutual.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SEC.
i ond JudiciaDistrict of the Territory Of
Washington, hning terms at Vancouver for
the counties oflarke and Skamania.
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Arrangements for the Territorial fair
soon to be held at Olympia are BOOM
ing, and the prospects are that it will
meet with success never before at
tanned. The directors are busily at
work to raise purses for horse races,
base ball matches, boat races, etc.,
which will no doubt be large, and be
great features in the way of amuse-
ments. Local papers say that the
prospects for large attendance and
fine exhibit is better than ever before.
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James Wright, /" I" ......... EGO
Frank Knapp, d" ..... 26O
Fred Ough, " ....... 500
DR.. 4 I Mckinney, ........ 600
VIM Ginder, grave for pauper. 500. 800
Ira E Spencer; county assessor. ..... 623 55
G Rounds, road lumber. ... 81 SIS
G T Mcdonnell, fuel. .. ..... IA 80
Emery Harris, constable's fees .... IL 20
H C Blackwood, days and mileage. As 90
L Meeker, /" 400
H Christ, Al 80
Frank Merton, sheriff, s days attend
ance. ................ "a w
Chas Brown, clerk, Sdays attendance. "a 90
Board adjourned for the session.
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rANU FOR SALE.

For sale. seven octave piano, in good
condition, nearly new, and has been but lit
tie used. Inquire for further particulars at
Gridley & Whitney's furniture store.
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Banks Fhvorits" for sale only at the
Brewery.
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A Full Stock
of Best Goods,
At Fair Prices.

II is our aim to keep goods that suit the
trade and will best serve our patrons.
Cali and examine our stock, and buy only
that which suits.
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Action brought in the
District Court OF the
Second Judicial Dis.
trict Of the Territory Of
Washington, holdin z
terms at Vancouver for
the counties Of Clarke
and Skamania. Com.
plaintfiled in the coun-
ty Of Clarke, In the OF.
flee OF the clerk OF said
district court. the 18th
} day Of Aug. A. d. 1881.
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THE
NORTHWESTERN
M A r r I AG e
Insurance. 9. Company
20 TLAND, OREGON.

Inc porated under the laws ofOrexou
artcr Perpetual Capital-slOO,OOO)
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Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of
an order of the Probate Court of Clarke
eth day of July. A. d. 1881, in The matter Of
the estate of Morris B. Jones, deceased, | will.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-22
THE STATE OF TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKETS

RAIrHoEr sept 9laGotOn dull Middng ll'@ll &c.
super g o y R Mis- GS ad a s. 10 & S9gf7 90 do Fanny
@sa 75. Family ssSsS2s DO no brands; ~ 55sss
dGii and weak Southern Red sI o. do Amber 90
s s % spot 80 81 and %S''S" % & Ss
Oct9ber 594yl a2't N0sehnn; 81 4V@si a9's DO.
@esern steady; southern White 92c,. do Yellow 72c;
ScSSs %ssST9 Mts sSSS' % oa. .eaGS
Se re9SsayanS Gao I've I've uSt at 81 pS @
ana ay aE a2% ig a1v' Prime to Choice
IN c seay % %, .pao%SS S2e .as
o5 90 bas a AZ a. S nSa S RaSI a 0s srr 9cGoe a" u %
but frm; 7;c. asked cash No Z Mixed oats--No
%fss4 NHESlse &C., S o H"t5 @ G9ns S Fa,
ss y SS SS S 94is s
$S '-S soy %
2f aqS ssf sS
siSss s%i Sog$dT sjs ~
5S NoTausr s%S SH0 heSps sco
G1PSs % 3 S.,1
Msn Sept W STEADY e ss s,S7 8 Wheat
s%osr; saa S 4S SSisSss S5
y tS a'sss 'sSs:'{ "a Ssa = sl"
S sss sS' %sSsisy SS
s n% rS ss sSs % Sep S
sSssss Ssssa 81 = SGss%Ss ST 3sG'Ss:.
Rarss strong and higher; No Spring 34c Provisions
higher Mess Fork l2 cash and October $50 20 Jsnu
arv Lard prime steam cash September Sl21
sic October steady with fair demand at 81 BOD
n IS FIeights-Wheat to Buffalo bic
PaLADELrniA sept 2tl1ur mIIn m fS@S % 40
Clear 81 O0@S7 80; do straight ~ 50asI 10 d. ChScs
81 90; do1Good. 81 20 Pennsyiyana Eaa fglmay FAT MI
N Ohio do Good.S7 10 do Choice, Fancy ~ f0@ w
do New Process s5ass 25 Minnesota Patents, Choice
so 90, Wheat Patents S86$S TO- Rye Flour scare
firm at So 25. Corn Meal pnehaaged wheat quiet
rennsylyania CO. Corr oasisT rad ponnsy
TAG, steamer track and in depot 0sS6s'se; The caIs
ons, Na. q White. 47sa47iao; No 5 de-. I0St6ac. Re
;ected A5c.; Mixed. 4lAg4bc ProUs0ns firm: City Mes
New-York tribune., 1881-09-22
i)roposnis.
PROPOSALS FOR COAL.

Z OFFICE.
20 ROADWAY. NEN YORK, sep. 10, 1917
Proposals IN duplicate scaled uud IuIor-cd
Proposals CoIi be recclvd CHS Office IL
Cock september ~ 1881 Tor the following aulI uf The
best quality, h Delivered within ten davs of
dcI, nee of expense. AT ttu Navy lar, NOW lorh.
~ tEAU OF NhttDN AND DOCKS.
COO tons 22lo hs per ton, I1ckJW anna prokcu coal
- tons, l.ItO i14 incA.tWHuua coal.
% tous 23iO ihs per tun LacNiwauna Sloyc coal.
10 loo equal to quality Valley Coal
dirt, Ia furnished by the
Government and weighed ON Nayy yard scales
rigi reserved rclect all bids may
be dcrulol advnut 10 tho Government
TWO responsible surrtos required the prompt and faith
iu driiN cry uf the supplies awarded
Blank forms viii lie furnished at tns Olhce.
.ii, not properly sgnod certified win con.
sideIod. THOMAS T. CASWi.LI.
II.L .l.I -
New-York tribune., 1881-09-22

CHICAGO sept 21-noGs Receipts, 1000 head; ship.
meuts, f3BO head; market with good dcmai
strong. Mixed PackiHr, % 25utd 20. Light 80 IUa
40 Choice Heavy, hi HOO&1 3O lls Gfassers
CATTLE Receipts. $500 head shipments 1000 head.
weak and slow Export ST. lU0 Good
<, GS5 Common to Fair, a ) butchers
chiefly at S3di} slow
~ 7jN$i 2O Dairy Calves SSaSlI Texas Catt,
~ g., ,OrthcTn b.
1000 head; head mar
Common Medium,
4 uS5; Wyoming Feeders. ~ d44 %.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-22

Feet fia 90 bbL; do. Packets $l3 so; Beef Hams
fT1 Pin inasa Mess %21 90 Po3k-Mess $2oaSo co. Extra
petTe 2a@lSc smoked sides alli i2c; do salt Ioai
a. lc SHOULDERS IN dry salt Saa9c, do. smoked 9aG
uc shoulders in pickle S209c. Smoked. 1o0l0lac;
Bellies Bellies q salt liall 2e do smoked lSc LaeGi.y
eel;Ino ea;cno western Hedtie Loo do stem - 27nc d.
yaIla "a N SodS5c; DO Western 35e34ci DO Good 70 Choce
81 oooc, BradfOrd County New.YOrR Extra Tubs,
2s929c; DO. Frsts 25a27c; Western Dairy Extra %
a2'c; do; Good 20 Choice. 22G25c Rolls, Pennsyiva-
ma ana western 2ld2Hc Eggs-Pennsy wanna, 2392Ac;
Western, 22d2lc. Cheese York Full Cream Is a
- ci western Fu Gre IN l2a6l3r. do Fair to Good, II H
Gs G@4sc 40; Ha Skmmed 8i2ege' bennsylvana sSimmed
lor FAIR to GOOD Refining Muscovajoes Renned.
steady Cut Loaf. Crushed and Powdered l09c. Gran
lP'sc; Mould q" A. and Timothy
nnchangei. Fiaxseed 81 42aSl as. Feed-Bran,
SEl ! Spring, tlSG$20. Petroleum nominal. Whskey,
steady Western 81 10.
WILMINGTON, n. G.. sept 2l-Sp5s OF TTpentine firm ~
SVc los'n g9et at ~ for strained; 81 10 for GOOD
Iar urn at 81 30, Grade TnrDCntne 30
tor Glow DIP 50 50 FOR Virgin dnfeIo) steady
nominal Prime White, SOC; Mixed, soc.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-22
Dres5natinQ.

A COMPETENT DRESSMAkER will work
~ for few costumerS Mt her own homo; under
stands all branches OF drrasmang also Young misses
ChdIena clothes; also ladies' dresses done on the most
reasonable terms Address all the week -
DRrSSMAKEIt a95 Third.ave.
TENO FIRST-CLASS DRESSMA ERS.-W Ould
like the day, week work taken home
Address The Nli4sos NJ X, 3OS w. 23dst, Adveits
ny Once. Stlaye.