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The 9ntlg 9 alletim.
TUESDAY. OCT. 10, 1886.
FOOD FOR The SICK.

The element of the unexpected
should always be brought into play
when catering for the sick. 1t may
be laid down as an excellent rule
never to ask a sick person what he
wishes to eat. While it may be well
occasionally to inquire if he has a
longing for any particular delicacy,
avoid suggesting articles of food.
Far better provide the dainty, even
with the risk of its failing to please.
Study little surprises, and be care
full not to make too much of a run
upon one kind of food. An in.
valid's taste wearies of monotony
in diet much more readily than
would that of a well person, and a
disgust of this sort once formed is
almost impossible to eradicate. One
case may be mentioned where the
constant use of eggs by con-
valescent engendered in her a dis
taste for them that never wholly dis
appeared. Another invalid acquired
disrelish for broiled quail, while a
third, after recovery from a long
illness, never could bear the taste
of oysters in any FORM Good
Housekeeping.
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AGRICULTURAL POSSIBILITIES OF
MEXICO.

There are at present, according to
Mr.. Jenner, millions of acres in
Mexico which could be cultivated as
safely rs if they were situated in
Southern Italy, and which will yield
products which no part of Southern
Italy can show. More capital and
better direction are the chief wants
of the country, and, in Mr.. Jenner's
opinion, it is for England to supply
these. The list of possible products
is bewildering. For coffee and sugar
there is vast extent of land avail
able. The tobacco and cigars of
Mexico would be equal to those of
Cuba if the same skill and attention
were bestowed on their growth and
manufacture.-S.F f. Bulletin.
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Honolulu Library
Reading Room Association.
Cor. Hotel n Alakea Streets.
Open every Day and Evening.

The Library consists at the present
time of over Five Thousand Volumes.
The Reading Room is supplied with
about fifty of the leading newspapers
and periodicals.
A Parlor is provided for conversation
and games.
Terms of membership, fifty cents
month, payable quarterly in advance
No formality required in joining except
signing the roll.
Strangers from foreign countries and
visitors from the other islands are well
come to the rooms at all times ms guests.
This Association having no regular
means of support except the dues of
members, it is expected that residents
of Honolulu who desire to avail them
selves of its privileges, and all who feel
an interest in maintaining an institution
of this kind, will put down their names
and become regular contributors.
S. b. DOLE, President,
M. Nj. SCOTT, President,
Ill. A. PARMEIEE, Secretary,
A. l., SMITH, Treasurer,
O.. II. RODGERS, Md,
Chairman Hall and Library Committee.
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PATRoNIZE Home Industry by buy
ing cigars of j. w. Hingley, Cigar
Manufacturer, at the Crystal Soda
Works, where he is prepared to fill all
orders at the lowest possible whole
sale prices. Island orders solicited
and promptly filled. The attention
of dealers is respectfully invited to
the fact "no license is required" to
sell these cigars. Do not forget the
name j. w. Hingley, nor the place
Crystal Soda Works, Hotel street.
GR lv
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Practical C6ntectioner and Orna-
menter, Hotel ST., Bet. Fort & Nuuanu
SITS. Hawaiian and Bell Telephones,
| No. "a. 40 If
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Xxx and La Primavera Manillas at
G. j McCarthy's.
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BUSINESS ITEMS.

GENUINE HAVANA CIGARS
VI at reasonable prices at Notes
Beaver Saloon. SO 2w
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DIR. FLINT's HEART REMEDY is a
Specific for all forms of Heart Dis
ease and also for Diseases of Kidneys
and Circulation. Descriptive book
with every bottle. Benson Smith q
Co., Agents. 354*
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ICE CREAM of the Purest and Rich
Il est quality from one quart to any
quantity upwards are delivered packed
in ice, from II o'clock Am. to 6 o'clock
PM, free of charge to any part in Homo
lulu and suburbs by the Pioneer Steam
Candy Factory and Bakery.
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LOST,

ON THURSDAY, Bunch of Keys.
" The finder will be suitably re-
warded by leaving same at the office of
j. F. COLBURN,
53 If King Street.
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PICTURE Frames and Cornices
made to order, old Frames repaired,
regilded, etc. King Bros. Art Store.
So ct.
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NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL MEETING of the
l. Stockholders of the Pacific Sugar
Mill will be held on THURSDAY, DC.
tober 81, 1886, at 10 o'clock a. M, at the
Office of f. A. Schaefer s. Co. Per order.
H. RENJES, Sec'y.
Honolulu, Oct. 8, 1886 602
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$500 ONLY is the price charged
- for Two Gallons of any favored
rich and always fresh made Steam Ice
Cream, guaranteed to be absolutely pure
or no pay at the Pioneer Steam Candy
Factory, Bakery and Ice Cream Rooms.
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REAL ESTATE.
AT THE EXCHANGE.

Dos os again active at the Real Estate
Yesterday and the amount ofproper1y .o'u OK
bA' S572 80. The attendance was 'arse GU. 70
IT, .viaed bet ween the stands OF Aoriau H. ~
s'e'H p v Haruett. Mr.. Harnett solo, ny o'u0. "
Son ~" the fourstory brick buildings anu e'o'oe
Tue 70 AL Broadway. corner OF Caha-s" 60"
Nos a. were l. j. Phillips, william L. hsmhe'so''
the bidders ord others. The bidding started
W. % 400 and advanced TO $4,000 NJ ""''"
sf .,ockcd down TO Evan Ness tue pu'. :. ~
figure ia 40 A well-snown broker ,aar,,y nm
REM lo hrnt fair price. but OWING 20 e oS Ihrough
parcel ~ in order to the Arcade roau @ =. mi
oin nv hold of when properly III dscne M yaices
tDVeso' e sequence L. Geher"y "a .aid ere ne
up, ana ne mr. ,perty IN Broadway, IS S' a.
O", "a suecuatc as 10 What WI on ,he re- ntug OF
gpnb@ W t,,,n of the proposed road GU no .hun,h,
the constructor street Much will depend IL SS
proper "tb AT time occupied ana tne doent Of the
the side~a.h ,rcale bin extending the width 10 d
run Oct and further right 10 pyoives great dis
fonr ie zee. me construction of depots 'h'''''
tureanss sold the Ward estate rnnning
sory brick nn,ns 30 100 Mercerst; the Sn 900
throu2n 500 the Broadway oa'x Var the MD
snd the G0O0O advancing by 6ds OF s,o Wr
o.. aInI nTonetty was bought. hoWrvei' io'
Wa for his sister M re estate inv faced the
II Muller 4 son. ON the sa'e oS wy lots in
the executors o. AYES Riverside Drive ah no
tha aaacrnt streets. The bidding W. quotations
prices were ets AS Ninety eighth are yst uk 80 the
so,ne o sssrssments Of 81 $50 "a 10, III nsnw
and maze OF sales are given a D2 house in
price SSoser.' meeting there was car i"l no, yeen
Al the Drohefs r,vdfth or Thirty sixth sts oetWeen
bS sSh house on tho e' o se small
Twenty.t ana Nineteen ses Mo%tcI.r or orange
ho9se cSt shout 5000 The iOowinc properly mm
"a TWO lots the west side OF NIhtn'" 800 IN
onere" III ~. a ur--tory brOwnstone mousse on
sit.,irst. between Ninth and Ienih ave.. n1
S4S 600 a lbreestOry dwelling on one tihih ayes
Evenly second-st between seventh anu T.; Dntchess
~ 500; a residence and 20 acres ~ fonrih
5oI for 1000; four lots on Sixty iour'h
=, with A front Boulevard
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Srw.yonK. Thursday, April %. 1895.

Tho following were hell at the ESch'hS' anu
Room io-tS r., - " Seaman
..o,, bouse with plot OF land gray ST. between
Nors and Clinton ayes. pot -u"h4Vo y hi"0N' 4, oof
'"''''"' En- Rirh0rd !. H0TW|HG Co.
,o-- hu,li,ne with plot Of land nos 4l9 and ~
IoadS%y:n Sor % '"A" 90 p'o' ... 1876 0O
A,ory ana 5.tory buildings with lot, No 5S9 Broad
way rtnn.e T., N "a Is ard =. 1928
BIZ A. n. HUhcr Son ~
,sory aparime2i, hSsG io WIZ 1gs Peck $1,000
-, blriinss win lease % plot oi laic NoNoN'
IN 80 " ashlh- ionSt cs. lN,f II d Nhi9- - M,
- = y n TX lOO.s1 iTreG x4i; Donley l''OV
-, no .aiOrv bindings WIKI lease o. l'I 10
ohave o ne S sST Of 'e Me'' i--'' ~ l74oi
ro On loihave n " OF yjth II. 25ZxoO0xzo'oA oo-
"a, -, ,tn ave o. q7th ST. @5Ni0"; Foley. 20
Zen lGfh ave. aG above . xl0p each hiSgy -o-0'
Slos W. e IN, IV' II " ..'.. 1900
llot on Wost 91thst aW 9'o'c, 2o1lo".I4' u c95
4Os West sihs' 100 /. "a 'I'A"v' l72o
llo on llth-aVe " COT u '''"''' "'.... 6S5
e,o ,es- q~th-st JOS Il Of riverside ave. 20 o OF.
Op 81 Zach same 'uvcr N--"
slos CAB ave bet littn ana I-uth SIS -Aloo 80 g,
e.ch V J.ucks. .--- = oo - a''0'
llos N l2pth.si 10 Il OF Boulevard 2jXI"O4l on
cach same buyer -..-- 49, ..'''.,tii. 49,
aot- s. cst l4Oin-st rs Il o. Above 21AiJol4;
s8fus ttE
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RECORDED REAL EsTA lA I lN3tEt2N r r.
11c once once ye l1
i-7in lio It Of Nonroe-ave soXloo; Thos o,,
.r, PTnn' ANA Of Tno3 ave s5.Gxl75 ec
II / Graat snd wiie 10 \ 8 - nm M W
D'-Ee st. s. 1 :, al +, !, % p Fe, m 100
Nor9'A.tr y ,or lS l'oN -A ~ 1880
Sjth,st m W Via " " o. I, ,p e .v' 10000
6c, Dsi y % cor core Of BrosiToy 9icI.6 IlOo51ocE
''' 5o,-". ! lyne ana wltr 10 y Loan q imp 90.
's'a otd gSh ic' 10 Hatlani ,A,-' ' 10000
"o'-it :. n.y. Il " Oh '' ave '. 10000
,.9Esff sa I4D Il 10 " OF IUHaic j5x99li same
,s.Gsi 3 49, ii Icthave 75I9sll: same - ono
5lststns. go ieof 2iavc .s9KiOo5 May - ,oo
l2oths 70 tr,rn g0i ''A-oo 1890
1in9na ortl " 10 70 ~ ~ 2i5o
s5- BuIsone ato %n"'HS d ., fo n ~ "a ys,n
6ii4st .p 20 % y Il Ke or 2SooO
e7'9,si 3 ND q w. II 10 10 ' Kapport 1850
t.dsi 30 so Fast aoHicJji Wolf and wife to ,,o.o
SSH s., eece SO Il ~ ista1e 25vi6os, Marrareiii
1''4 s., ia, sae LAS" 2S,5OO
A"aI9ey- and wife 10 sand erg ....... 1900
bo'9st md ana,Se o. to 'i6.e.6 5000
sN'e' ~ TSof ri s..... Y'D- 1900
10y ~ mn !. -o Ada 1850
ci' " cor o. l25Oo
t'est nard 10 Maroon NJ frr<a.oa and another 1850
sd, 81 .u Il d 5,aye 7@1iO-.2 Iint to ooo
pavaGsf o 20 G Holman t. HUFFMAN ..... 1890
''1s' II " % 9l,oO0
aud VIE to Feiner and another. ...... $4,000
F. Il core snd vifc To- TSlimlr -. 2coOO
hi fsyt iTl2s a. D iTon and vie 20 = A Young ~ 1000
Zen + her and vile u P siopson and another
I1-1e5A - = lirs.l o ''D.'' ,AD. 'V' 1880
1..t. - L., I; " of lth-4Ve. 25Nl3Rln TO old
Inca No"' ~ "a ','1''D -: 80. 5000
% av, SO lib; aud wife 10 hronson 10000
5O.syt 20 # n OF z1thst l9or Bach to a On -,
s'h AID vile 70 Won Hesse and another us $4,000
Sd ave ave We 10 tS kenney 1920
e0' To- RsE and smother 5000
~ az OI' Ens and .,fe 10 la Ma OK l4I5O
lo,n ave. 5 . cor o. Ylstst 2o175' Kahn and ..
loct list ~ iieoi is-.e 254iOOll; ,.ooo
claro1st No = Aitsen ct al to orJG..... 1000
~ w AZ, lei al TO ; Wei. - 1850
Len ter 70 NAN tpIcer ~ 600
N0r Ne % 1te NO 65o
tcSt ',G. .oo { oi shave -orioo5 wolbach
ME- 10 90 IL ,aysns -. 1850
Sop cro and anOhsf to smith and olher $500
0i't ~ e i..,sr ''1 -'' 1900
7-a Me5asSs and a1o,uer to p lyman 1920
AN s,,S,pa5 i@'' -VA -. -. 1920
l2,hst. "a ST. Last 2Or o3.5 10 Joseph -
'i Tr"sH - '' wv .,,'.... 2elOO
glsi-st Sos II and ~ East 5l.iIl0Os, A ncrsh- -
re!d - 4 HAYES 10000
Hair gan and another 10 'Grnoad - 1900
EiynrroIi.st. - 70 G T.: Attorney ~. 2jNlOO I'd
nOufe and vie 10 EhlaOeth Herdtleder
aud a""iHcr Inn. 1860
-tlsLns3- II wOf llth aye. XoGlOe.J. Elila-
be h Garland r Sulfa 4 700
ISL In cs 10 10 G Jacoos 2I.ooC
foT o1h,y Ascorood 7yors(,TS see Ht"d rage.
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6ituaiions tOauiro--fema!cs.

6ituaiions Uauiro females.
6ilnntiors Uanfro-- females.
MALE AND FEMALE HELP
THE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT ASSOCIATION
49,. EstAblshcd In 1902 Incorporated 1855.
:. oDLLl; Presdtnt y '. 0DkLL Troasnror
Main removcdto
6pf 0TII-ANL apd 1894 BROADWAY,
NeI. 3aths.
p,oohl~, 1913 and so fulton St. D>ar Pierropont
Also Sib Fulton sJ.. nca Vanderbilt ave-
references Of all applicants To- s aL:oos are nvo'
NCRSF-tNFi NTs'-Can bring baby up hottie. No.
\ 1. rt 197 shave.
COOK and LAUNDRES1. Good cook and excellent Gun.
dr' 70. 20. at 81 9Th ave
IEkNEL Nth LADY or LIGHT WOHK.-3y middle
a.. "0Tan No zee ~ 597 Gh-ave.
CoOkAl IN all IFS br inches so 300. at 597 9Th ave
MAiTRE '-.-Al III all ia Dr'ncnes No 3 100, at 5J7
9Th
MAID and sEAMsTRI ss.-IIiehy competent; II years
reference No. \ Z, 81 jJi Nthlvc.
fIA RFRMAID sni tAN5I RESs or NURSE ut
aud IT. Ma. 100. at 5"7 6th-svr.
tOAtHNAN and GARDEN R.-Marrieh man; strictly
temperate" hest references. Address W p 57 9Th ave
COACH NhN.-tlrstclass: ry. best refer
Address Z have.
PRIVATE WAITER or 1ACHHAE.-Colored; Al city
references Adirtss ". J.. 697 Gth-ave.
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flats ano Rooms 60 Get.

flats ano Rooms 60 Get.
4 UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE APARl-
~ MINIS in the building southwest corner OF '3
st. and l. road station .3d ST. rooms ana Da n ~
having OUTSIDE light and ventaton pub &c and yae hsS
steam heated So 800 10 81 Apply TO Janitor OF 70
L. j. CA RPFNTFR Al Llbrrty-sL
Branch Ufbce. llSl 3d-Ive., near OSth b.
A -25 foot front flats. 7 larac rooms and
"A. bath perfect la furnishcd, liehied an
hrutcd dent tN 05tl-st l. hoau
station I3d ct; reas a. sld qit .
III CARPENTER y iocrty at, nad l,lol 5dbNc
TO lTT-APAKrMFNTs IN TIE
ABSOLUTELY FI.pEOOF
CENTRAL. PARK ~ lIDlNGS.
CCRNFH ts1H AM 5gfll : Is. AND 1fHAVE,
fACIH - CtN TtA = PARK
ARMY 10 LESPGNASSE * FRIEDMAN, loI broadway
or G.. Clifton. sup r.ntendeut, al buidiEgs.
TENHE PERCiVAL.
220 West l2Gat. Broa1wsy. ,
Parlors and Befronms With B1th ana lOet at fcuo.u
until october
Restaurant n carte or fab odhote
yNESTERLY.-Vcry desirable fiat, 7 rooms
w all light well ventilated rent ) 500.
nat II rooms rent $500 immedato possession
IuqulIe Uf JANI1Oll lU3 West .4tu-st
Brooklyn.
fE'UF DICKINSON" - Heated, lighted;
carpctea halls anor ronts reduced 500 500 - yer
month blocks from WGnst Ferry - Aoh'asue-'''
Brooklyn Hci8lIs
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Gonnirr Boar0

GOOD BOARD can he bad and best ot care
II Tor children and persons in 4V oca ION III
the Catsk Mountains from Jun OF s'uil f1 I'!S''
Mrs b. ~NItH, II at 3 that' Ne"-i ork ol'y'
T'AR OCKAWAI.-HIying taken cottage
M Far RocSawav would Ike feT summer boaf,let'
" 30 are willing iOr trsi'c accom- ,'i ION
nearly new located minutes VAIN NON Dr-Sh ana
s,~ S,sfaucc f~or. rltroad station Address ~ = L. ia
FuaI-Iiace NroofiTn
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1musemenls.
MAY g..

Amusemenls
A CADEMY OF MUSIC. MAY g..
n THE SULTAN OF ZANZIBAR. 49,
New oD' cSm4HSs 'P5S'rfgyK composed
o1 "a Gsa With EniS' Of
q 50 9sa2s BALkn
on the stage theatre 4Y''
Tickets can be obtained at the Academy OF Music
RIJOU OPERA HOUSE. ARCADIA.
superb production Of G4,s ne. BGTesquo entitled
Rare ond costly Dresses Cast of Character
HARTLEY CAMPBELL'S 14th-St. Theatre.
an & Ms9,' H
Pcr:or@anco ivery Wed and Sat, Natures
osrSane e Mr. R Ss FHra ATTRACTIONS neadns the
May /. only appearance OF Miss FAY TEMPLE
CASINO. Broadway and 39th-st.
" I'd to 18th Performance and last two weeks
Of the |%s Csfa 81 Se a 81 p'a s eOma0'
Gypsy BARON
monday May TO- first represen tation in Amercaof
EKMINE.
Seats can now be secured
COSMOPOLITAN HALL, B'dway 81 41st-st.
Evening. only $40 o'clock.
Fascinating ,,,, Entef,anln{ ~ r,, instucnvs
THE sF FSoAEs9SS 9 SsG Gas S 4
GLEASON.
'........--..-...'
THE WORLDS GREATEST
HORSE EDUCATOR
TyH%T SvSsfss
Professor Geasons e19olo9s Of horse eacate9 are In
sucve entertaining and novel and are really worth seeing
very few such performances are all aud hIDress
ADMISSION. 1Oc. SEATS. 81
nALY'S THEATRE. Bway and 3Oth;st.
orlSss rno so pess Crete 81 "a Bcony so
Every Evening AZ 50 Matnees 23til ~, a. Z ",
NANCY : dIf 6fiR1E iF
MIS- P Dna KS, Az 4a kEHkS or I To- thei
AID performances in London Berlin and Paris
TOMORROW: Farewell Matinee
COMPANY EANcY Co 6i ano F E1H IL IF" FER
IoGENAS CT Of the sea.o o1 ,oearsmoo,
of nGSlNA v6KEs ami HER c1oMr1S2.
I YCEUM THEATRE. 4th,avo. and 23d-st.
T ps] HsErH o %P o fGHrA S1ss
Evenings at s:l5 &atInee SATURDAY at 2
MADISON SQUARE THEATRE.
N1 Mr. A. N: PALMER ,y a,,,.s a3 Sanas'
fO, 6ljEyyr l l9. 1r q',''f of
Last OUR soCfEiiY Mat-ee saturday, May l.
M'F I Rf NIX 5's 2 %SsFff faIS'l'
IN a sncc' sI,q NY nv R RsI entitled
MISS MAUD MORGAN'S Benefit Concert at
Iss Chickering TIiu assisten by MISS Harriet Avery
Miss Maria Neilni. Mr. Michael Banner ar Hoist iansen,
NT August Iyested Mr. o. ". Morgan SATURDAY. May q,
lHSG, AZ $50 p N.
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN.
Clsr ANNUAL EXHIBITION
23DSr. An D 4TH-AvE
Now omen daily from to P. AMI from 73o to 10
p. IN
ADMISSION. % CENTS.
NTIBLO'S GARDEN. Reserved Seats soc.
u The gifted Young Irish Comedian and vocalist,
W SCANLA s. IL HIS GREAT rUt CF.SS
~HANE-NALt"N." HE play " the Day.
MATIVEIS WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at ..
S,TAR THEATRE. FANNY DAVENPORT.
- Every evening At saturday Matinee AZ 2.
Englcem, nj Tor t@O works Olv vi
NY DAVENPORT
IN Sanlou's mast"rpicce,
FEDORA.
with Incompatible cast lncsuIlng
Mr. ROBERT b. MANPELI-
tVALlACk'S: Monday, May }.
OF D.linger's romantic opera
BOX pos BOX
SHELF CESAR. SHEET
Presented NPtN.
Orchestra 81 20. by tue OTchtStra RI 30
balcony q. NcOAUlL la .OiiY ~.
Admission soc. OPERA CONIOUF' Admission. SOC
Family circle, pc COMPANY lfehlY 'ncie &C.
AETNA RESTORES EYESIGKT
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Gilnn!lons iDanico-- females.

NURSE.-By n Scotch Protestant widow rs
nurse BABY take entire char best OF refer
encc. Address J., Box H. Tribune Uptoan Office. lZ5S
BrOc' ay.
<TTE~E.-A lady wishc. to place an excellent
" chuds protestant. fvcyears best city ference
from DIe-rHf Address t-lIAI L.. Box 81
Tnbuhe { p Once. l.238 broadway
NURSE 10 take care OF sick gentleman
~ eli or cOuniTy objection travel doctor and nini-
references. AZ las cEp4Oycr H7h. care Of MIS-
las On. 80 .Gh-Ave
CIET'AIIONS wanted by two frst-cils.;
- co ks thre hrst a. ie-.'s also by two -IsicIs
Orcthr The mad ami wa tfo-s'
cliy " oun.I AT8i class non e. Appiy al The
kNIChthAO. KIN AGENcN. ~ TN ave.
CEAMSIRESS.--by respectable young
y woman IA rood family seamsress and dtsi ud
wait assist Al hOu cAeepng Or other dn les go'd
civ rsIeronco 3DJ hast Jitb 81
CrAMSIRESS ana DRESS MAkEk.-Dl IN
y excellent mistress and drlssna frs, ass prV'to
family ; D,st reference. civ OF 'oIntry. Address
j. a.. IIIuunc ranch lbs tthIfe
VNRAVELLING lON.-lnteiliEe
Z LADY, desires p.s tlIFe..ILg con pfnl0n ApiN
for between tbo hours Of and 10 . 90 est
lJtil-st
lJASHING.-Firs class laundress wishes
w ladies' rentemen'. and family washing 10 90 ~ home
DO acids clO used terms re-sonaHa Cali 81 stof
III " est +etasL
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Che Curt.
6itnatlons tOanteo-- nlalcs.

COACHNAN-Rya respectable young man
" vino thoroughly understand Is his business, and Is Aso
cIear and neat aJuuJ hvn vita two . the
mr., IN cnt FAMILIES OF t5 Tor he pact ,lgnt y afs
ana \, highly recommended b. each family Pieas,c ai
anu J. H.. As West 44.h3L
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/NOACUNAN-Bv "A married man: hrst-cIdss;
~ Thoroughly understands the care ana treatment n car
ri 90 ami ro1d horse harness. etc. can come
lghy recommended BY last employer can OF AaG' ess W.
L = 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-30

EOACHMAN.-By n respectable competent
~ Young man: good steady Grivr thoroughly Ger,
81 nd- the OF Young hprs-s rrsi class
Ieersuce ". y. d., Uptown OLicc, l2ao Broad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-30

prCoEpED REAL ESTA rE TRANSFERS-N. Yet
Tic "a yi1- sl1vt The r'l 5-lSs trsISl})ls recOri
far'so off p Yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-30

TOACHMAN and GROOM.-Bv IA single. tenn
- perate reliable thoroughly uncertainties IN. care
horsa ear ayes sc Ing AMI ob'eing eau mix AMI
make himself generally u."ru last employer eau be se"n
~. N'' ~ - N. q. a IN. ave. CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-30

COACHMAN.-By a young cOl0rcd man Will
ing nd ng years hrstcGss cty reference
from ast employer; married children cali OF aiGre-,
g. -. $50 I'd ave, third 1opF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-30
Tonntrn Dropcr.n for Sale mo co Get

| BOOK entitled Suhm ban Homes on the
- Picturesque rrIe" Of test 10 al persons desiring
L. ocate OIL but suburban proper be 9pplca
tlonto e. y. Y. WARD.
Eastern DIST Iass'r Agt,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-30

NOACnMAN-COOK,& c.-By m IN aud wife;
" as cosclman and general usc,u' good carer ~
or ami fine and harness wife god COOS
Isuudress Thoroughly UNDERSTAND their business cp
on country good refer Call o. address COAA hhhs
80 " est 31tDs. rear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-30
STARIN'S EXCURSIONS FOR 1886.

Thu faclit;os for pleasure parties saloon steamer
capacity 500 10 800 Passengers The LARGEST aud nan
aaoat popular groves mp me som
on rho iiuason Bs Principal Offices Pier -
y r. fool o; ortlandtst 30 Ks now open from pa N 10
3 D. m. daily. AMI from % y sunday. BTinch once.
IN t2 open IN the evening Can early 10 secure
favorable dates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-30

bslp t0anleo
NIANTED-lMME Mechanics
W an brtnc les Of nre burglar proof ma ing ~
u inter-. .a.urtnaxsrs tllV g % eitSs =
sAtEt MPANh. 10 south 9th ave. o. Nv o"P'"" -
Nrw-l
AZ ANTED. -rravelling statesmen those ONLY
w ON the nrad need apply. standard article ~
samples eqaiIed Address oSiiESIEf' hAsms~'"' As1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-30
d q v 81 tth.are 1iiJslI. samo %

I-gi ~ So. is ftw Of lCn.ave 5ox93ll exrs Of
X + taTnan 10 O " cIIcf-
If3t.st IS 10 II " Of lOtl-aVc, SJxY1II; same 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-30

80 Il Q ~ st-ave. 25v lu0.S; Margaretha
n nd another 70 I NOcIlmeke and sDOfbee
, M Last 24.lOXlO3.j: j i fTeY 1t a. TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-30

,no conveying sales hell al tho F-kollH-9 I'M Nu0'
Room to-.lay: r. n " ScoY,1n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-30

/,OACHN .-Englsh 49, Present employer
I J highv recommends frst-eass cOaehman; respect
abe and taranrr reliable unexeepuOnabe Peas
adj lress J. thompson, AZ West 40 net
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-30

COACHMAN.-By a steady. reliable single
y man MIDDLE aged. temperate; thoroughly understands
STEADY arly,r. Jist Glsea saS u;
drstc ass city reference willing ami obiglAS
WAGES much OBJECT S)Ot none NaI Oi additss
I q | I}rolnway. harness store.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-30

55ieof iIafaiGarplace. 2tx'U1-OX
Burgo, lie aLG another 20 Oa-es 49,. q
30 n 20. shave "OxlO05; John
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-30

SIX HOURS SHORTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE
On and -. 1856 the NewIors, Philadelphia
and Norfolk aiIsad Canpnuy viii run Fast Day aqd sghl
Fxrrcss between YORK and ane Charles Trains leave
NevIurk icnusyi vania Railroad a. m week days ana
D. H. da4ly arnyin4 at Old Point comfort . - m week
DAYS and m. daily Norfolk $40 and $3.50 a. M
Sleeping through from New Nork 10 Portsmouth nul
Iune car from NcwYork to cape Ch9res lcSets
taIoicar slerpngberhs Can be sccrcl a. any
r. ~ DT-x~F r. L. COOKE.
Superintendent GcnI Ias9 anu lItlSht ASYuG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-30

9e.a Il e Of 2i.avc, .s.9xi00.j' May 4 -
J ~ ell
. 2iu n Of Sth ave 75IlO0, w Bren-
3 wright .....--.. .--..---. .---....--; A0
vs. 2Is 6ftn ~ cedar II. l7xllO; Jonn
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