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been illustrated and forms handsome holi- day volume Each age has it's illustration. The artists are F. s. Church, Wm. St. John Harper, Thomas Hovenden, Gilbert Gaul, A. B. Frost, W. T. Smedley and Walter Shirlaw. The book is printed on tinted and gilt edged paper and the binding is neat. Published by J. B. Lippincott & Co.,, Phila- delphia, and for sale in this city by Judd the bookseller.
 Herbert Spencer's recent papers in the Popular Science Monthly have been collected into a volume called s'The Man Versus the State" It contains the pieces on F'The New Toryism," the tfComing Slavery,"a the "Sins of legislators and the "Great Political Superstition" Published by D. Appleton Sc Co.,, New York, and for sale in this city by Judd the bookseller.
 ''Babyland for 1S94' is a delightful book for the babies. It has an attractive cover, a lot of fine pictures and a most bewitching table of contents. There are songs for
 mamma to sing, and stories for mamma to tell, and pictures which are better than both,
 because the little ones can read them for
 themselves, and there isn't one but what can
 be read in twenty different ways. To sum it
 all up, it is regular dollars worth of de-
 light, and will go farther towards making
 the four-year-old heart happy than any other
 dollars worth one can imagine. Published
 by D. Lothrop & Co.,, Boston, and for sale in
 this city by Judd the bookseller.
 Volume of ''Wide Awake is an attrac-
 tive annual, finely illustrated. Among the
 streng features of the volume is Elizabeth Stuart Phelps serial complete, "A Brave Gir1;" Mir Brooks capital wonder story, "In No-man's Land;' MT. Talbot's f'A Double | Masquerade,'' and Rev. E. E. Hales ''To- Day Papers," Among the contributors are Mrs. A. D. T. Whitney, Nora Perry, Sarah Orne .Jewett, Sophie May, Mrs. M. H. Gather wood, Margaret Sidney, Mrs. Mulock Craik, Celia Thaxter, Lucy Larcom, and others as we'll known in the annals of magazine litera- ture. The volume is elegantly printed and beautifully bound. Published by D. Loth- rop 6 Co.,, Boston, and for gale in this city by Judd the bookseller.
 Lafcadio Hearn is the author of 'Stray Leaves from Strange Literature" collec- tion of stories from the Anoari- -Soheheile, Baital Pachisi, Mahabharata, etc. The stories are exceedingly curious and interesting, Published by James R. Osgood & Co.,, Bos- ton, and for sale in this city by Judd the bookseller.
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TINTED STATES AND FOREIGN COUNTRIES
 A T1ractice of more than thirty years. and ire ouent visits to the Patent Office has given him 9 9IniiiaTitv with every department of, and mode of nroceeding at the Patent Office, which, together with the fact that he now visits Washington ton semi % of Ris clients warrants him in the assertion that To office in this country is able to offer the same facilities to Inventors in securing their inventions s1pIications have been relected-an examination of 1gfIfiicI1 he will make free of charge.
 Preliminary examination, prior to application for ,,atant made at Patent Office, at a small charge
 ETis facilities for procuring Patents in Foreign Countries are unequaIed
 Refers to more than one thousand clients for whom he has procured Letters Patent. 1y1od&W
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A writer in the New York Medical Jour
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General George H. Sharpe thinks that Chester A. Arthur can be the next senator from New York. ''The country' would be very we'll satisfied to see him made a senator.
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R. C.. RUSSELL,
ACCORDION PLEATER l!

The peater with which Mime. Sallade established her business and the sole device used by her for the first five years and still used on all kindsof box, cordion and fancy pleatings offered for sale Send for circular. No. 8 East 18th St. N. Y.
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Notfces
Monday, December s, Iss4.
HELP FOR THE SOUTH.

-
 One of the most important aids to the development of the new South, if present in dications to be trusted, will be the cotton harvester which has just been tested in Sum ter county, South Carolina, by a committee appointed by the officials of the worlds fair at New Orleans The report of the committee is strongly in favor of the machine, which picks the lint from the open bolls, without damage to the stalk or any part of the plant, its leaves or it's immature bolls. This is ac- complished by means of rotating points or teeth-minute, but strong and durable which will inevitably seize upon the flores of the lint brought in contact with them, but so adjusted to the rotating surface to pass harmlessly over every other form of matter. Fibres, and flores alone, can reach these teeth, and once seized the bolls to which they belong must follow. The machine appears to be contained in cumbrous box called locomotive" and drawn by mule. It is ''jointed, screwed and bitted for any conflict with mules and negroes" It passes twice over row to make clean work of the pick ing, but the inventor is now at work on an improvement which will do the work thor oughly at single passage. The merits of the present machine are it's simplicity, strength and efficiency. "Its almost intelli- gent selection of the open cotton to the elusion of almost everything else was the most remarkable as well as gratifying feature" And the report adds: An intelligent planter from Mississippi, who witnessed it's performance at this stage of the cotton plant offered the highest pros pective price for the machine for his own use in the present cotton crop. After close examination of the results, he gave it as his opinion that, with the machine then working and three good hands to follow and glean after it, he could do the work of forty hands day.
 notable feature of the machine is that the efficient parts are all made on the same model and are all interchangeably adjusta- ble. Any one part can thus be promptly re- placed in the machine without derangement to the other parts. AS it must necessarily fall into unskillful hands on the farm this is vital to it's success. The operator has only to retain his seat on the locomotive and drive his mule aright and the machinery itself takes care of the cotton The inventor has made adjunct to his machine, in the shape of 8 cotton-cieaner, cylindrical gin, which will remove all the light debris sometimes adhering to the cotton. It throws out such possible extraneous substances as nails, etc., without injury to itself, in the cleaning pro | cess.
 This machine will be great thing for the South. It may do much for that section as EIi Whitney's cotton gin did
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l,OR RENT.-FnllIy furnished double cottage,

with caIrlagc house and stable; ice hquse hledj .
minutes staOn 10 from ocean al fOhl Ica9dht y
A.L-L,nn. 1 a Eacn.st IMILnAcllnla.
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.

Posi- OPFTCP DEPARTMENT. }
WAsHNGION ID. c.. MAY >, l-Si)
Scaled proposals will be received at this Depart.
r,euI until r. O'Clock M Tuesday June D ISL tor
furnishing Stationery for the oi Fst and second CLASS
Post Offices Tor one year from July !, 1881. ..-
Blank forms Of proposals showing the Items ana ulle'
ounutte- required Oyetler with circular relating thereto
viii be- furuiahed on appii. alton o. tins u plrtntnt
Proposals should be addressed To- the Fst Assistant POST
MISTER General aud Endorsed Proposals Tor stationery"
The reserves tAe right to reject any OF
all bids M - --,,-rr,,,
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Gounirp propsrtn for Sale anS 90 fst
At GARDEN CITY.

To let summer large furnished house with stable
and grounds attached For particulars address Box 20 Car
dnul ].
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H hifDs iMUsr BE MADE OUT ON GOVERNMENT
PROPOSALS FOR FUEL, FORAGE AN
sTRAW.

DETOT QUARiFRNAsTFRe Orr1cE. }
TOUsTOS-sT, cor GEiENR NEw.Y0HK CITY. May J. lS9f)
SEALED PROPOSALS. In trip ioie subject 10 the usual
c0nd irUs. viii be received at this until II O'Clock noon
on May 81 1854 1T which time aud place they " III be- opened
in Of bidders for furnishing and delivering luC LOT
axe required at kowIOrk city. Niletts iOlht
\ V H. and DaNids Island n. y H. during the fiscal year
ending June 80. 1855.
The Government reserves the gt 10 reject any or all pro
posa TO accept may DO most advantageous 10 the Do
ptrtment 49,
manufacture. conditions Of price and quality beng
equal and such preference arces Of American pro
and produced the PaclC coast To tho
OF the consumption required by the pubic service
there
Blanks aud full Information 10 bidding Co. Will be fur
nlsled by this Office application.
Envelopes containing proposals should he marked "PrOpos
Fuel Forage and straw, and DO addressed 70 the un
dersEned HENRY c. HODGES,
Lieatena Mt. olono and D. =. 81. General. u. 5. a.
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NOACTMAN.-By a colored man ilrst-class;
~ thoroughly understands horses and has best reference
from present employer, well known gentleman
j. b. l09 West 34thst
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ADRIAN N. MULLER, AucsiODcer.
EXECUTOR SALE.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
on roadway Maiden Lane Cedar, Pearl, BeelSmau
iSthnud 21th sts Also Interest in Piers g. 10,
10 aud 20 East River. and Farm in Town
of NoFthieid. staten Island

ADRIAN II. MULLER & son win sell at auction on
TiEsDAY MAY 10, 1854 at II oc.ock at The Exchange
6aesroOm so II Broadway y y" BY order OF JANIS 4
ROOS FV Eli and JAMES X. oracle, EAECUIORS Of
BROADWA1 -j.stoiy maTbefTOnt store and lot No CAT
Broadway west side, between Blocker and Amity stsr
266l2x76 feet ,,
brick and r0rOnt building and lot Nos 80 81 and 90 Maiden
Lane through TO and fronting on CedaTst nos
snd IL Cedarst occupied by LOuc0n and Manchester
Plate Glass having frontage OF % feet inches ON
Maiden Lane as feet 40 inches Ceda by about so feet
fn depth.
PeaTlst side between Maiden ane and Fletcher
at lot 20 feet front 1915 rear. by about II feet
lOB aud Beekmanst north side, between Pearl and
water having frontage OF 33 feet inches BeeAman-
st. By an average depth Of p feet -. $1,000. 90
WEST lsTHST-Th 2-soTy brick stable and lot No 2Q2
ST. south side between It'll and 9Th aves lot 20
by 81 feet
EAST jOTHsT-Tho 3.story hghstoop browns;one front
house and No. rs 2Ost south SIDE between Broad
way and 4th-aye. lot q by ~
right title interest Of Theodore Roosevelt In PIERS
9AND1O EAST RIVER being IL the proportion OF 80 feet
70 277 feet
hight title and Of Theodore Roosevelt in PIERS
1e AND 20 EAST RIVER being the pT0pOrtiCL Of eet
s inches 70 pa feet inches
ALSO
tow OF NORIHFIELD, RICHMOND CO, STATEN
ISLANDFSrm of about n public leading
from the New Blazing star Ferry 10 Port edmond
For maps and full particulars sppy " the aucOneeT No
Pinest
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W. Q. GRESHAM.
n.-frH.H -Iyl
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND
l TRANSPORTATION.
pEeAE1NEyT OF THE IsIyELoa. oEncH oE IsDAs AggARs

DEPARTMENT TIE ISTREoR OVFIcE INDIAN AFPNRs}
SEALED PROPOSALS. ihdoTccd Pr55Posa; for Re q
bids Tor Beef MUST De submitted in separate enyeopes)
BsSop; o sn lrected to tie cossner OF ndian 4fa
Nos IS AND 81 " OpS EXIST, NEMYORk, willie be re-
TSGg Tor the fndian service about $40 pounds
100000 pounds Beef on tho AooL 100000 pounds eA
poun Coffee 750O6 600 rounds Flour 10000 pounds Food
pognds lard 700 barrels Mess PORK 10000 pounds Rice,
5000 pounds Tea 800 pounds Tobacco 40 coo pounds
aST ana 40 600 pounds wheat
Also BLANKETS Wooen and Cotton Goods CONSISTING In
Yards Drilling 5000 ySIls Duck Tres from all SANG
$4,000 yarls Denims iICO0 yards Gingham, 400 .
brown shectng 10000 yards Bleaohed shooting l6O0o
yards Hickory Shrtins To- yar's alico 7hirng 5000
ardware Medical SgEPes school 1ooks g. ana i2GG aS
Vie TO delivered AT Chicago Kansas lty and sioux Cy
mate Of the Coast with California brakes delivered at
transportation for such o. the articles goods and
plies may not Oe oonr4eto1 FOR TO be delivered at the
GHffDEsS MUsT BE MADE 9yT ON GOVERNMENT
Schedules showing and quantities Of subsiston
supplies required for each agency ana the kinds and quaint
, gross all other goods and articles together with
blank proposals. cond tons TO Doe Observed BY bidders tine
variation and ali Oher necessary Instructions viii Ue
furnished upon application TO the nd.p oace IN Washing
LYON No 1873 Broadway NewYorK the Conmissartes OF
Subsistence u <. A. At Cheyenne. Chicago Leayenworh
At souI City and to the Postmasters &C the toll
lowing named places IN Kansas Arkansas cry iluIhhkt01,
Srd Hutchinson Lsrued Mcpherson Marion Medicine
Lodge. Newton Os1Se Oy, Sedan. sterling topeka "''
lids viii De opened at the hour day above stated. and
bidders are invited tO be present At the opening.
CERTIFIED CHECKS. ,
Anbids must be accompanied by certified checks upon
Los Angeles Ca Tor at oao cent OF Che amount Of
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auction Sales OF Real Gsiate.
PECEIVER'S SALE
OF THE
DELAWARE ROLLING MILL,
AT PHILLIpsBURG, Nj.

By order Of the Chancellor Of the State OF Newersey the
Delaware Rolling MIL fixed Machinery Engines, Boilers all
tools and everything apperainng the mill, with four
lots of ground This mill well furnished with the equisite
appliances for icing sixty tons OF finished iron
per day has siding Pennsy vania Railroad Car dump
for coal stables sheds scales ana dwelling
bouse sold free and clear of all circumference Whatever
WEDNESDAY MAY IA. 1894
at O'clock p the premises al fhlnpSouIB tOI
further Information apply to
PFTER T. VOORihES, l2O Marx et-st. Camden y. j..
SAMUEL p HUEY, SO south 1hird-st, Philadelp ia Pa
ROBERT H. HINCKLEY 2Ol South Fth-st, PhHap Pa
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Giip }lroperip 90 Get.
8roolnn Dropcrtn for Sale an0 60 Eet

NOR SALE.-An elegant two story, basement
i and suDcelar br0wns.One dwelling with eXtcnsl2hi an
me enents near ferries; price 30 easy terms
By ALFRED A. GALLAGHER, 81 4th. near SCUM
Stb-st.. Brooklyn, +. d.
rI,HE THREE-S STORY and basement brick
house S72 Statest containing 10 rooms al improve
ments aud IN fTstcass order; opposite s. Peters Epsco
IN Tue CITY
10 minutes walk south Wall and Fulton Ferries 10 a0e
srsDle tenant viii be rented for 100 Appyat
Boa safest. doors from BonC-st.
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Citn Real estate for Sale.

A NO. INVESTMENT-.For ., Sa nHg tW perfectly @
Nult. Handsomely decorGed leased ioI mare can
sS 600 per annum price $4,000; one ha ADDRESS MIa
remain at per cent will sell senarateNe c pa Broad
CHANT BUILDER, tribune Uptown om0@ ''
way. l., jl;,,1rs,
AN ASSORTMENT of tirst-claSs - GW Madis5a
or sale on The northerly side Of SOthst ardiDa
-. prilf NV Sav's work designs ny u ~ Se,ises
srbi,eCts for terms and particulars app 20, on INV P
crto FITZPATRICK. builder 800 tas' .our' s--.
NOR SALE-Elegant new % foot mouse o II.i !
lot M 10 East G0th-st three rooms on ps,o' "0'
nrieeoN 70 prompt purchasers Apply AZ nous
PiHeO'" CHARLES Buck d co AICnnln,eeoaH'.,
The Berkshire Madsos+Ne ana I2So-S'-
EOTR LOTS FOR SALE.-4th-ave, near
lSth'''i no ' Clinton oGILvIE. SO West 55thst
NOR SALE.-A four-story brown stone tone,
Il high stoop house. 64ti.st. near Parkave Deauthun!
finished III pei''e Address L. Room IA, 80 Nassaust
NOR SALF.-34 East 31si-st. fonr- story
English basement house between Madison ana nou h
unriyalled advantages no nuisancesi not wafer
naces oDen repaces Owner premises worthy mspeeuo
NOR SALE-A large sIX-stOry new building
RULANb & WHITING, BeeSman-sf.-
EOR SALE OR T0-LET.-Several four,stor ~
and basement brownstone houses cabinet bnishsl on
'"S'' "'~i WILLIAM WALKER, on premises.
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Amusemeria

ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Mays.
sy q as sH!a''
1o1Arrrr BY the IL DIES 6RhMATIo UNION
On rh SdSS S$s';l Ey sss'1!SsI's Nay,
r,s.. an, THE sH Hti9f s sfsfSe' p ARMS.
qs s1'f' S fsnTsf :. fosSry
lexington ave Oo'H'' treasurer SAel'erns Arms" 50
DALYs THEATRE. Broadway and both st
First tI pr0suson o, s as~ Comic 6p.ns
x i Snsmf s' IN vf .Sitsd'
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
NSssyS9 sa Srse and balcony
y SsRSsf: ana Ihb4 danr
MADISONSQUARE THEATRE. W. 2lth-st.
NAV almost 1Gpa%aeed ;9cSe' "a 9Ts;S
BLOSSOM scenic cisc ps'O Brsnty ' Acted
..'Mr Bodcieanvs Conference next Thursdaya, -.
NIBLO'S GARDEN. Reserved seats SOC.
AasM6k
Msfn s1s 7 and sATUab1Y
ORATORIO SOCIETY Academy Of Music.
Fourth ao aF Fas IaaS al5o
Fourth Concert Saturday evening May 10.
THE SEASONS.
M MIS- H hTaGs $ h ffSGS Reaos
Tickets now at the Academy OF Music.
STAR THEATRE. ou B.way and l3th-st:
Last Week Of Ths GTsste; lying Actress
Who WIN Appear i Her Universally RceosnizoI
LADY DEDLocK AND HOkTENsE.
Next week-THE PULSE or NEw.YoRH.
THEATRE COMIQUE $50 Broadway.
Il Every Evening and Matinees
HHRRIGAN & HART in
New Music by BrahaG Msiinees Tuesday aud Fri4y.
NVALLACK'S.
Mr.. LESTER WALI.ACk
only appear for
THIS MONDAY EVENING. May >
GOldsmth's Unrivalled Comedy
SHE sTOOPs TO CONQUER
- . with tho following distribution ~ characters: .
CHARLES MAKLoWE. .-.......Mr LEsl Ek WALLACE
ToyY ftMPKIN. with song JoIX MoWsoX
SIR f0 C3ARLEs MARIO e. Mr. 5iDNE3 r. EFLLis
DIGGORY. Nj DANIEL LEE-ON
sEHEM JaTiX s Mk
MISS HARDCAsTLE Miss LOUISE NOODLE
C6NsTANcE NEvTLLE5.....:... Miss HEEN RtssFLI.
B4hMA ID Mis-, ViTGfSiA MARIoWp
SCENE I-Anteroom At Mr.. iIariGa,tIc,,.
Drawing room at Mr.. HaIdc3stes
SCENE L. Banyard adjoining Mr.. Haricastes house al
SCENE Room in Mr.. Harlcast9,s hons. n
Due notice will esY"2a e DAD
MONDAY, MAY l2......,.....3A DAME PIPER
STH-AVE. THEATRE. B'way and 2Sth-sr.
- Fourth and Last Week Cgat one, ,....
In their successful Humorous Eocentrcy.
SKIPPED 1, BY III LIGHT 9a tn II MODS, N00S.
It's funny Very Very very Funny.
seats 81 30 81 and boo: Admission Doe Gal!ery sc
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NFW-l ORK. April = Ir1l:
A SPECIAL, MEETING OF THE STOCK

A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE STUUk-
AHoLDERs Of the MANHATTAN HALLWAY Com com
No II broadway. in the CITY OF Sey,York. on
TUESDAY, the 9Th day Of May. 1884 az ~
O'clock noon take into consideration the relations
between this company and the New Elevated Railroad
Company and the Metropolitan Elevated Railway Company
affected by the late decision OF Judge Bun
and the stockholders OF this CON-
pany NAV deem best the interests OF this Company
d W. MCWILIIAMS, Secretary.
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financial.
TaE BANK OF TuB STATE OF NFw-YoRK.
NrNN NnaK A NIL d SSA 4

AT A MEETING of the Directors of this |
~ Bank held this dividend OF cent was declared
out Of the earnings Of the last six months payable on and after
May 10 next -. ,.. 4. |
May Il. both days inclusive. by order OF the Hoard
JOHN II. ROLSyON Cashier
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/, T PELEAM OK THE SOUND.

"GREYSTOEE COTTAGE
Pictures located directly the water in the imnoii
vicinity the Country CuDto which daily coach from te
Hotel Estate consists OF about eight acres
imposing Is rooms with modern conyenenoes
and commOdOus sab al I'm perfect order and ready for oc
upancy Rental 81 for term Reached in one
hour from 42dst, via. New Rochelle or In thirty minutes
from Harlem Bridge to Pelham Manor station.
CHAS. J. STEPHENS, 1T Broadway.
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Seizures nu0 Alse.ings.
Giuailons r0lntco-- nla.es.

DUTLrR or WAITER. - BY German,
I'D speaking good English in private family has best
rrfrrrrces r.. 100 VI est 34th-St.
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A COUNTRY-SEATc containing 26 acres, sit
~ uated high ground with large house ana commodons
the Hudson and containing several
magnificent br with fine views of the river OF
fered whole in part and Will be sold at very low
close large bearing orchards OF apples pears anu an
PROMPT purchaser yearly communication $50. Address
III. /. CLARK. CrQtOn Landing, \. y
RIfIAND & WHITING. Ieuple Court.
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AIINDRESS.-By respectable young wo-
man dEstolass best oil references e6' Vtha'e hth
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I AUNDRESS.-By "A young woman; first.
class VIII do chsmbeTN oTk II cQulrtd. In private
ily! pest city reference. 552 East iO,h %.
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MOCK PROPERTIES lots, 325 feet water
~ Jerry Long Island CITY for sale or lease

ELBERON.-LONG BRANCH COTTAGES
II TO lei 10 private families ony rents $1,000 10 S5OOO
city improvements cabinet hnish elegantly Thishtd sea
view bathing ample stablng and lawns In best part OF
FlbeTUn; Ocean PARK DEPOT gardener VIII
show houses. ID. X LIDDY, No East uthst aud 10
Broadway or Real Estate Agents Long Branch
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4 AUNDRESS.-By IN experienced woman M
hrstcass laundress ely or country best city rcier
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1 AUNDRESS.-By Il competent laundrcss
would Ike take family wash b. the house, nrstc
reference Room .. Us West 2Sih ~.
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A HOME AMONG THE BERKSHIREH HILLS,

n The heahful aud desirable section IN The Uncd
States Tor country fine country seats nj admin
siTaors sale and other good stock and grain farms al low
HOuSatOnic and Harlem haIoads
only lt9 miles from New.YOrk city. Address no 10
HilIsdale, n. " 81 cali at Hoei Everett room liz 81
D. ~
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/. RARE OPPORTUNITY to secure home

4 RAKE OGDOkl UNl11 10 secure Il Honlo
~ combining and country advantages high site with
amagniceut outlook prou sion OF fruits ana flowers releu
end 100 trains per day hOnse large
cOminOdious and webuut comprising all the requremo lts
rst-claSs residence, with ample grounds neghp0hOOl
unsurpassed; will he sold at great bargain n APPLIED Tor az
once or # disposed OF by April - would rent 10 good
tenant with privilege pur chase For permit 10 see the
properly apply j. H. DEN ON Tribune Omcewhele pic
Inn NAV
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6ituailons fOdnte6-- females.

THE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT
IA. ASSOCIATION.
Chartered BY the state Of NeT-Y0rEJ
<. ODELL, pr>silent L. y. ODtLL. trels1rst
W II. PRO5SER secretary Ma. KELLOGG, ltt)rlI