davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1886-02-23
mOUR GLADIATOR"


1st Finest Shirt Muslin made
Cd. 300 Linen Bosom set in.
Sd. Reinforced front and back, double
stitched.
4th. 3-ply all-lincn collar, band, wristband
and tabs linen faced.
5th Hand-wOrked button holes.
9th. All seams double fellcd and linen gus
seted.
9TH. 3osom-lined with Butchers linen, with
pure linen intcrliniug.
Sth. French Packet Sleeves. with curved
facings. pearl buttons.
9Th. Double stitched 80 Sectional ycke"
10th. Extension facing on back opening.
It'll. Thoroughly made finished and equal tt
the best custom work.
l2th. Cut extra long and fit warranted
Sizes II to IL i'll.
Only 81 each.
MEN AND BOYS NIGHT SHIRTS. QUE
"JUNENIS."
1st. Good cotton. same weight as warnsutta
I'd. Pocket and cuffs and collars attached.
Sd. AL button-holcs handmade.
4th. Coed night buttons.
9Th. All seams double fcllcd.
9th Extra length.
Sizes l2, 1873. IL. 1917 and ID.
Only Soc. each.
OUR " ESSEX"
LIST. Made of good. heavy twilled cotton.
I'd. Pockets. collurs and cuffs attached.
Sd. All butt0n-hO!cs made by hand.
4th. All seams double f"llrd.
Stir. Made with yoke, full in back.
9th. Extra length.
Sizes from II to TX.
This shirt was made to sell at higher price
but we offer it as special bargain ut
soc each.
OUR "KEoKUK."
LIST Cloth same weight as Wansutta, only 4
counts cOarscr.
I'd. Pockets. collars and cuffs attached.
Sd. All button-holcs handmade.
4th. Colored piping down each side of the
front plat, also around the collars, cuffs and
pockets.
5th Cut lcngthwisc of cloth.
9Th. Made full width and extra long.
It'll. All seams double felled.
Sth. Linen gnssets.
Sizes ii to III.
Only Csc, each.
OUR IMPERIAL"
LIST. Same weight as Wamsutta, only picks
coarsCr.
I'd. Trimmed with Cash's trimmings
Sd. Collars. cuffs and pockets attached.
4th. Seams double fellcd.
9Th. Made lengthwisc of cloth full width and
extra long.
9th. Linen gussets.
9TH. Made with yoke full in back.
Sizes II to 171S.
Same shirt without colOred trimming, roc
each.
OUR "IDEAL."
LIST. Made of Wamsutta cotton.
I'd. Collars. cuffs and pockets attached.
Sd. All button-hues handmade.
4th. Seams double felled.
5th. Made lengthwise of the cloth.
9th. Full width and extra long.
9TH. Linen gussets.
9Th. Double-stitched throughout.
9th. Made with yoke, full in the back.
10th. Pearl buttons.
Sizes IA to Is.
This shirt we formerly sold at 81 !; now
Only S71<c. each.
OUR" EUREKA"
LIST. Made of Wamsutta cotton.
I'd. Collars. cuffs and pockets attached.
Sd. All buttOn-hOles handmade.
4th. Seams double felled.
18th. Made lengthwise of the cloth.
9th. Full wide and extra long.
It'll. Linen gussets.
Sth. Double stitched throughout.
9th Made with yoke. full in the back.
10th. Collars. cuffs and pockets trimmed
with fancy colored embroidery. Also, two
rows down the front.
Sizes IA to IS.
Only 81.
Send us your Orders.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1886-02-23

Jno. B. Cough, the renowned tenn
perance lecturer, is dead.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1886-02-23

The bill to reduce Tariff Taxes, in
troduced. in the House last week by
Mr. Morrison, chairman of the ways
and means committee, will, it is esti-
mated, effect reduction Of about
twenty million dollars in the revenue
from customs. Sugar is credited
with 1000, 900 of the amount; ar
ticles added to the free list with So
100000, and other miscellaneous ar
ticles with about So, 100000. Slight
reductions are proposed on woods,
flax, linen, hemp, cottons, glass,
earthenware, china, marble, rice and
few chemicals. Added to the free
List are such articles as lumber, ores,
crude minerals, food products, dye
woods, crude drugs, undressed stone,
&c. Salt is free. The bill if passed,
would go into effect July 1, 1886.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1886-02-23
Total Road Orders. Charlcstown Dist. $500. u
ROAD oRDERs-M1DDLEwA DISTRICT.

Total Road Orders. CharlcstOwn Dist. -269.3O
ROAD ORDERs-MIDDLEwAY DISTRICT.
J. j. Ramsburg. so Chas. Islcr (use
Jas. H. Hooc (usc samc) ........ 1.S5
j. w. Owen).. 800 Chas. G. Ring
C. II. Blackford. $50 Qlsc samc). 1.S5
John P. Kearfott 100 w. l.. Ring (usc
J. II. Blaciford. 100 same) ........ 1.35
Jacob Lashhorn. LOO Simon Gordon. 2.40
George Carter. 100 Carter Roman
J. w. BlackfOrd. 1.SS Cuse same).... 2.40
Jas. w. Owen. -. 1880 VIM. ROman(use
Richard Walker same) ....... 2.40
(u. j. w. Owcn) eco R;ch'd Mcintyre
Jas. W. Moore (usc snme).... $40
(usc samc).... 800 VIM. Mcintyre
Same QIse samr) 20 (usc samU)... 2.4O
Fred. EsQuard j. Henry Jcn-
(use same),... 200 niugs. ....... ass
Same (use samc) 10 John jefferson
II. Philips (use (u.J W.Owen) IS
same) ........ IS Jack Wood (use
Simon Walker samc) ........ 2.25
sam'I Lewis (usc s73 43
same) ........ LOO Second Day.
Frank Barringcr Jno. E .IohnsonS10 0O
(use same).... 200 Same. 1000
]. w Ringer Geo d. johnson 4.4S
(usc same).... 1.35 J. j. Johnson. 100
Chas. Edwards
(use same).... LEO S26.4S
Brown Thornton Brought down Is. 43
(usc samc).... 1.2O
Total Road Orders. Mddlcway Dist. ?9J.9l
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1886-02-23

FOR LOW PRICES OF LUMBER
see advertisement of
Messrs. wILLET & LIBBEY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1886-02-23
State OF west Virginia,

L. a. MtJOht,
Clerk of County Court.
Feb. 90. 1856. free Press and Reg. copy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1886-02-23

Wood Wanted at the SPIRIT Office.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1886-02-23
WOODWARD 8 LoTHRoP.
Sixth Annual Special Sale
MEMS Unlaundried
DRESS AND NIGHT
SHIRTS.

It is soith especial pride ,oe inaugu-
rate this sale, hauing made special and
erteasioe preparations, and noao offer
a stock direct from our Ne,o York
Factory, aohtch is, in point Of quality
Of materials, craftsmanship, finish and
lo,cmess Of price, unrioaled in this or
any city.
You s0W find this most excellent
opportunity to lay IN a supply for the
coming gear.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1886-02-23

A Washington special to the Wheel
ing Register, dated February 10Th,
says:
The papers sent to the committee
under the resolution calling for the
records for West Virginia Internal
Revenue Office, contain the periodical
reports of the special agents who have
examined that office, covering the
period of Collectors Duval, McCor-
mick and McGraw. They show Du-
val's office rated at u, McCormick's
at u and II, and McGraw's is rated
A 1. These reports, so far as the
conduct of McGraw's office is con-
cerned, were made by Special Agents
Hale and Marvin, who are Repub-
icans and have been in the service
eighteen and twenty-one years, re-
spectively. These papers are now
before the Finance Committee, and
were waterhaul' so far as the
purpose for which the resolution was
offered and intended to cover is con-
cerned
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1886-02-23
OUR "MAscoT."

This s hirt is made from muslin only four
picks courser than Wamsutta. is cut straight
way of the cloth. reinforced and double-stitchcd
fronts, pure linen bosom and bands. three-ply
neck band, with hand-worked button hole,
fellcd scam. and is completely made. finished
and guaranteed to fit any ordinary man. All
sizes. Only soc Each.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1886-02-23
EYEGLASSES Lost.

A pair of Eye Glasses lost on Sunday last
N between the Presbyterian Church and
Stephenson Seminary. Suitable acknowl-
edgment to the finder will be made upon their
restoration to the owner
February 9, 1886
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1886-02-23
Fresh Meats in Season.

January ~. 1886.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-23
Brook!nn properip for Sale ano Go Get

DROOKLYN HEIGHTS.-FLATS FOR Sc
~ LECT FAMILIES; COMO RTABLE; STEAM
HEATED ELEVATORS JANITOR. ETC; RENTS
MODERATE. THE FOUGERA, ATLANTIC.AVE, COR
CLINTON.sT. NEAR SOUTH AND WALLsT FER.
RIES
New-York tribune., 1886-03-23

RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRAN5FERS-NY. CITY
The 92Eng .aSTs a the 3.,cay r91 ' 0'0'''a
1rrave : g cor Of s2stst 251lO0; p sNely and wife
uoraiosI u 81 IA IT. OF Grcenwich.st, 22A5o5;
90, y I'ife S 10 Jans & 9,Saye sIg56 Richards
S2d;st sc;,pe :; be- re.Sr e. to Wm IO95O
SitaI; Mi3 Ey 30 20 sash 5GsI $4,000
and wife NJ To- TO jua hpeiander 1880
'''l an and John Coar to II $4,000
"a aye y + m and vie 10 to Prime ana VIE ~ 245oO
Adrsr s and d vie VIE to /, BONN $4,000
1O'osTi To- ZANE COZ .. .o.'o. $1,000
pRd ssrsulo4 Ss Se same 5
10 GaroTc = + MStieson l425O
''AIHe ,tsr eSI ard a. wives Gi 10 Gl6hn 10000
Ionrihran 65OO
McicrSods to MStlda Cieiaud $4,000
llo SaT eS py ynnsaye m1% ana road ead6s from
Ii'tsT Il caTy " and IN another. 1920
uGScKcn ct al 70 D.n1g .............- $1,000
ilid' and Thomas wilson to Ii Abel ... 2lOOO
l2lsi.s .. 60 ftw 4th.aye. lOHlOO1l; Catharine
ave- St y cor 70 Of H S5st i5oxiO6 Metropolitan
EdS coo Of 5iSst 3xs i T Warren ana
A'yf Vie TO 81 Ia ~ liiisch and another $4,000
GiSGds H5 ct ct al to 'i'i l25Ooo
rrir ce to 12,lOO
lst-av., - % II n of O}d II, 2JISl MOTIFS NelSs
kupl wife TO Prayer 10000
1920 st. llS.8 II OF ~ ave, lS4IlOOll; jessie
traS Annie Wilkinson .-...--.--- l2OOO
CosibnTa to Cara Kos lC25O
l37thst rs II g OF Willisave. jOxlUO; John En-
tWlstlc wife Martha " alter. 1000
AO' and ID Vie 10 Vim Bschoa 1880
zJth.st. lJe.- IL Of MadisOn-aVe, 24.lUxl022
.Oyt and DAILY -..........-...- $4,000
II and ID another 20 CAROLINE i Kisse 526Oo
3Jth.si, Il s. 90 IL Of ANe-A. l3O TO East iIveTX-
Wmi skiomore ....-.... ........,., 10000
10 a Teicbharjt 900
New-York tribune., 1886-03-23
To Th9 Stockholders Of the Wabash, St
Louis and Pacific Railway Company.

NEW -YoHK. Feb. To- 1855
The dated July Is. 1885 between the General
Stoned appointed therein Purchasing C0muttee provides
that afto The purchase OF the property Of the Naba6 st.
Louis and Pacnc Railway Company under the pending
closure the Organization OF Company stock Of such
DIT Ons and limitations ne otherwise they
think TO the s.HrehOlucrs Of the WABASH Company
amounts ther present hodinGs PAYMENT
as 10 The preic stock Of % per share and the common
stOCk VI 20
Anticipating tho purchase the property reorgaI
istiou Of Purchasing Committee ipvit
the sOckhOd o.! the wabash, ST Louis and Pacific Rai
company subscribe for the sock upOn tho follow
ing terms, viz.
Upon signing the subscription books op,n tho Office
Of the Committee No. $50 broadway Nev Ork stockholders
lcates ofthe Purchasing Commit en- Ting tff -
shares preferred
Company and Debenture Mortgage Bonds -ctp
for the cash msnts snCh stock and bonds
scrip and delivered OF
said certificates complied with.
Payments will De due a, follows:
On PreieTIei 81, ca. SO per SHARE April 10. 1880.
On preferred stO h ~ per share. May 10, 81
On p e!erred st0cS, +S per share. June ~, So
On common II lck. y por share. April 10, 1888.
On common stock. - per share Nay 10, 1888.
On common stock. 81 per share, Juue 10, 1875.
Interest from Aprl 10th be paid all instancnts
hut lhe who'll atnOInt O inatamcnts be pad advance
Tue certificates the Purchasing Committee
aud Debof Bonds scrip OF the tOIu9ny VIII be
gwen The amount % cash paid the stO~k ard
bends be Legally Issued nd delivered Tho cash
a1phad according the OF July
Is ss5 tho amounts Oh the pucs ot the prop
erty.
Stockholders who nave not subscribed for tho
1nder before April TO- 1856 will for
felt all right " The same
JAMES f JOY,
tDG1h I Wl.LEs VIII Purchasing Committed.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-23
Main office removed TO
b97 6TH-AVE. aud l334 BROADWAY,
fh.af

" III H. PEossER secretary NJ a. KEiLo6G Attorney
Main Office removed to
b97 oTH.AVK. aud 1894 BROADWAY,
po az - FS9n 81 5s ,'IF
Jhs references Of ali applicants for situations are inve'l
e9@Rete65 eg5 SSpnI @ las child
WON'T "GThu%DT and and lBERW0HEOrhO
GooK~First-cIass nssh woman. No ~. at 597 9Th
NURsE-Infant's young children No %, at 5o7 9Th
COOK and dLAUNDRFss.-Good cook and thorough laun
LRUNDREss~F ~Frst.ciass private family prefers coun
try Nq 20 a. ie7 thoroughly competent At 5o7
Garden Err Understands vegetables and flowers Ap-
pGo@K-GeiIain man. drst-class Apply at 5o7 6tave.
MADANE-JACQUIN
" BeF' to inform S Hsr PfNr%9Pf tH2 @ fr''H al
r9t i 9oG 'up,D
Special aparm nt' for governesses maids commodious
PITY we'll Smmended girls wanted daily. Near 35hs,
upstairs.
COOK.-By an English Protestant woman
and 6rs nit s dishes creams ec, SS sSPf so6f
nbligng best city references country or city
COOK.-By = Scotch Protestant girl under
- stands thoroughly cooking all kinds meats poultry
game and stres one years reference" o2O otave.
NilAMBERMAID or NURSE.-By a les ect
rerenccs no OBJ ction to sdy gong Europe can three
days 32i West I'd st. present empoyer'a
COOK First-cass private family good
- baker; city country city reference from ast en-
oyer. ; F.. 81, Tribune ptOwn oGlce l2Ss Broadway
CUOK and BAKER.-By Protestant; first
NaE6 Sass sT e ha TO the c0un1fg
cnee fron last place L. d. So Tribune Uptown onco -'o
COOK. &C.-By thorough good cook
y Amer can Protestant; spraks French ana German; 10
fS9ay | for very moderate wages i'' shave ABOVE
q Ok and HOUSEWORK or CHAMBER
- WORK anu E3y COOL clyl % InooeSI b eS & iS
sTS.' V'o abays ioli,st :.
TOOK and LAUNDRESS-WAlTR and
dAM IN 1 ny TS eP%aP Waitress and
TsG @ u togehsr or separate city or country
IOOK.-By a frst-class cook; can be
~ thoroughly recommended. Call at 10 East st. Mon
COOK.-By an experienced tirst-class German
- COOS understand. cooking all ia branches thoroughly
all desserts good baker best reerses Iy rS1 9r
CHAMBERMAID. &c-By respectable,
y young German girl as chambemaid wares assist
washing 'nd ironing city HSy sa a3e near s iS Si, hrsI DAT
CHAMBERMAID &c. - BY a first-cl4-s
v Protestant chamberm aid In private family would do
ta or address 53 ST. LeIlngtona ring
Sd belt
COOK-By IN English Protestant woman by
time wanted Immediately 5o7
~ ave. sop noor.
EIAMBERNAID aud WAITRESS.-By a
- neat German girl seamstres, and fine ronor first
city city country 90 3daye lst nat
EOVERNESS or LADYS CONPANlON.-
" am DESTROYS securing situation capable party
a. gOverness ladys companions willing and polite EN-
& eDt .camsress. objection TO uavel Please WdIess
GARWOoD, Tribune Uptown once, ,Z5o bIoAd"S
| AUNDRESS.-By a respectable woman
adie. or grnuemens washing from hotel or lpaGlng
houses at NJ. 25l East 45ds., top epr
I ADY'S MAID or Nurse to Grown Children.
II BY on experienced and Trustworthy English Prot
sstants good ssamstrss good references ia eshsse
New-York tribune., 1886-03-23
6iiuaiiors Uauie0--fcmdles,

MALE AND FEMALE HELP
TIE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT ASSOCIATION
Lrtnblished in 1882 incorporated 1884
e. ODFLI. President 4. Y. UDELL. Treasurer.
W. Ii. PEossEIL secretary. NJ a. KELLOGG, Attorney.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-23

GARDENER by experienced mau; COM
II petent take charge Of gentomAn's place; green.
HOUSES gspecles r0'ehoasts ee naIIeI no chlidreni
Office.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-23

"N''~
Ry Hordtio HeJU7qoteS
q q s,ory IuOdiucs with lot o 2l3 East l9tlst n g.
l.g6ft Of 3d-ave, lot 2i4I4' Ellen NJ zen .oc co,
sSIy dwelling win lot No 2l5 vast i"th-st n 9, o
l-iif II e Of 3dave. lot 9IN1t; same t tT- Ju,'Oo
similar house. with lot, No - LAST tti-sl 3 :, ,n
15s e n e OF 3daye lot l94X14; sane Duyer.- 4IIOV
b. BichUTd !. Hdr1tCu o.
q a.st,ry fats with lots. Nos l54 and 100 East Sit!
Il IS O2S OF LcGlngt0n-aVc, lots -'oAIUu0 a., co,
eaCh ii gorge - '4'00"
II Oi Houston ST. plot 4liAI U 'u.Ius IN -oo
ErauCcs .--......: = 80 "a A'''0
5sor O& Hg SI WY! % Gl 1 80 '' 25ooo
plot ol land adjoining aDoy" 'h ~ o'-' 10000
aloy Wfsi W I4e'hs" ''o ~ - ..->,... 1850
3losa West I4sh.st, 100 he OF above, 25A9'll .oo
each. buyer ...-:.-- -..- 0i0N
IN E. II. LUdioU Go.
! iot on , i"u'''"I " ~" ~ " .-.............. IOsOJ
G lots al Above. 25xlgO eacE same buyer 4"-uo
s lc.s vi EndaVe. block front between Sun 40 ,,
ana sih sis, 90 eacG snne buy eI ...-.-; 4zIOo
s -~th.-t l. running to Sith 81 lUu II o.
evJid -JX-Ol+ eaci salc huy eI-----.-- 4u'-"O
lpCl ,yer .. and es .Oue'aiu 1900
1of = : Vest Sltl-st. Of Boulevard 5i6X ~
lOuSH 4 Nc 'OTmaCk f'VOv
9 lois n west S-th.st, fl of boulevard. 33.llI 800
each. same buyer 7''VO
] plot adj above. IZlNlO-NlO5A4OOo' > ,o ,o
New-York tribune., 1886-03-23
Doar0 an0 Rooms.

Doar0 nn0 Rooms.
East Side.
BOARD, ROOMS, &c, advertised in CON-
AZ MLRCiAL ADVERT, Ei. l2j Fuons st., at &c. line.
ANDSONELY iurnishod rooms on second
door VITA boari terms re isonaIle 10 Fast 42d ST
Z EAST -Sr.--SccOnd. story alcovc
- room suncg prices. with without board references.
, / EASi 2NIil-ST.--A suite of rooms, with
80 irivae t1h or without ardi also single rooms for
ecntlem Il.
1877 EAST 21ST-ST.-Gram.rcy Park
- Largo irort win bosri also furnished
rooms up ioul ElsHts with CT Itpou barL
l'fS MADiSOE-ANE.-Sccond and third
1870 story rooms, with puvate table and attendance
rcfcrcnc
West SIZE
ITO RENT.-Physlcan Offices, West 3Gthst..
thdvc; attendance. Incl Light, &c; 500; or
who'll Irst or English basement Sl.jO.
DOCTOR, L iEUuAe tptOWn hCe, l.23s Broadway
THE PEWCINAI.
23n WEST g. DST. NEAR BHCADW
Iarlprs and ic ,i0 with bIh aud toilet suitable fT
gentlemen or small families OF adults.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-23
Gutticn Sales of Real Csinie.
AND PRlNCE-ST.

AUCTION SALE TO CLOSE ESTATES.
EXCHANGE 80 Iibcrty-st, New-lOrk, on
TUESDAY. MACH 20, al 70 o'clock
the valuable sXsOry absolutely hcprOof building, with
NOS. 565 AND 567 BROADWAY,
suthw 81 corner OF Prince formerly occupied ly Ball
Black Co. Maps, etc. Of aucuobeers. l46 Broadway
DY LEWIS j. BIRD & CO.. AuctiOnccrs
lb No 2lG Washingt0nst FOsiOn. Mass ON account Of
the hes tn Of the the wekuOwn Hotel Wellesley, at
Wellesley, IA miles from Boston. line OF Boston and
Albany railroad tn prem wednesday March ~,
electric bells steam heat. &ci In thor
70" immeda occupancy and has al
II located IN OF 20
high land with a OF Wellesley college and
country supplied Will ceplOna Y
sprtug ater a e stable with from
loo TO 0 acres viii be sold wh this hotel al 50 will be sold
small hotel the lgh ridge about LGhali dis
Osethrr about 200 OF valuable land IN the
hands class t1s VIII prove Of the best
properties the country For photographs Of tins val
yTCDcTt" ana further information apply 10 aucOnecr
Deposit IequIred from pun chaser
DICHARD V. HARNErT& & CO.. Auctioneers
~ will sell at auction Tuesday March 80.
LXECUTORS SALE
40 EAST 7GrHST,
MaiisOnsye
RICHARD V: HARNEIT& CO. Auctloneers,
It Will sell at auction. Tuesday APr g.
y O'Clock at TIE Real Estate tcnsnge ana Auction
Room, 81 10 q. Liberty st.
SINTIIANE. and Al - ST. sOuthNe corner.
Mamhcent plot improvement 1898 on avenue by 100
seven 8.siory brick stores paying well Term, safe
very liberal. AARON KAHN. esq, Auy. 29O broadway
Maps al AuciiOneers', IS LiDery-sL
New-York tribune., 1886-03-23
6iiuations tOantc0--Femalrs.

A MRS. SEELY'S EMPLOYMENT AGEN-
~. CY, 9 East 54thst First class domestic servants
undergo close investigation.
SITUATIONS, HELP g. advertised in COM
- MERCIAL ADVERTISER, l26 Fulton ST., at SC. line.
CHAMBERMAID WAITRESS and NURSE.
ads careful Of silver and glass fond OF
'"'''''" wy 372 6th-ave- i7Ihst, upstairs.
DRESSMAK and SEAMSTRESS, &C.
~ Fstcass nts trims drapGs has her own machine or
2 %es %15 55& 70 AuS or growing D'' l''iYn'S
ERENCH NURSE.-Bv IA young Partisan
grl who speaks e Enssh Is , Competent mi to taxi TAXI
9th between 10Th 3dth sts Joaquin Burelu
uOUSEKEEPER.-Bv an American widow
pa fa going ABROAD Or fraSens ling capS6e
ng position of gss N . Ad
uOUSEW DIRK, COOK.-By young, willing,
obglng girl good PLAIN co I makes bread hot cakes
the ways OF the family make a city country
272Cth ave. near l7th.st, upstairs
HOUSEKEEPER-B a lady. in refined
ing G fully rYd S G Of small COM
Trloune Uptown olhce, 1928 Broadway
HOUSEKEEPER-B an English widow,
middle aged. experienced honseke keeper in private
''''''' SECOND FLAT 100 East 2ethst
HOUSEWORK, &c.-By a young neat Ger,
man girl plain cooking good washer aud roner. and
good references Is WILING ' OOl7'S 80 5daye ist hat
TADY'S NAID.-By reliable Protestant girl
n sf a5y Iaa sr soRd sssr s ana Bra @acEs rba T
Uptown Branch
ADY'S MAID.-By competent, young Swiss
dresser cap cut and d Wiling to take charge growing
chrou city country Oest Tefe ences Ca 9ZZ otLaye
| AUNDRESS - FIrst-class: wishes ladies'
ode used terms reasonable ali at the store III West
4dth-st.
| AUNDRES;S:.,First- class; private family;
NURSE.-By a Nova Scotia girl, Protestant,
drss bell, LII Il Wesf Gothst V.'' ..,'101
NURSE.-As nurse to take care of baby; can
best city rec: ence Please c4Il at 2JS asst o4d st
NURSE or NURSERY GOVERNES>.-By two
" refined young women both speaking three languages
viii travel oblgng aud well recommended can ~. tt ave
NURSE. &c.-By educated young German
" nurse TO growing children teaches IN oelmtn anu
msndaons city or country Sdave l3thst
NURSE. &c-By experienced competent
l'h 70 growing eldi en- good se1msre5s an nne needle
class city reference where a;t LADY can be seen city OF
NURSE, &c.-By an educated young German
y nurse TO growing children good seamsTess en6rod
and Wiling 20 ASSIST wth c4ambsrwok best city re4
ereAcusi city OF country. w Sdsve' nrst uAt
SEAMSTRESS, &c.-A lady wishes a situa-
- ton for young rrman Protestant girl seamstresS
chamDermad references Apply at "a East ",th St
WANTED. Plain sewing or mending of
w ladies' clothes terms 70 a day. Address
CLOTHES. 200 Sd ave. Advertising Agency.
WASHING and IRONING-By German
w woman by tine tOzen OF week.
Mrs SANDERS. 1913 East ssth ST. basement.
WASHlNG.-By a respectable woman To do
w washing and ironing for LADIES' and gentlemen, or
would families understand Outing aud putinE chi
dren clothes Ia the manner hannels washed
the same as new best OF references required Call on
MRS MCCORMACk, 3i3 East 05th St
xHTASHING.-By a first-class laundress la
w dies gents and family washing TO do at home
acid used reasonable CA ~ the store
III West 4StksL
New-York tribune., 1886-03-23
rrcoRnEp REAL ESTATE rRANsFERs-N.Y. On

dwelling with lot No 20 East G2d-st and dwelling,
with lot NO last O1ih.sti ADJOURNED To
Apll -.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-23
PurTSFlGlLsb, wa 80.

TO RENT, the large and cOnmOdious b0use furnished
known as the POmrroy iOme 3D." with stable the
summer months IOr terms SC. apply - ROBERT POME.
ROY or WALTER CUTTING, Pntsheld. Mass
SUNMIT, n. J.--Rcal estate specially ;
~ Fu nsLed ane unfuruished house, to let for
year J.. q. POTI ER opposite station
TO RkNT.-On Madlson-ave., MOuIstOwn,
n J.; country scat beautifully located; house very
hnVtng modern house
6c.J grounds consisting Of grove forest
trees lawn, 4 arden &C. 3. EDDY CO., l45 BI0saWay.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-23

NURSE. &c.--By "A thoroughly experienced
~ take care OF an invalid gentleman,
willing 10 travel Address
New-York tribune., 1886-03-23

GARDENER.-By a single aud capable man
~ greenhouses cries fruits. flowers vegetables
and grounds hstoass references dsengaged March 20
Address GARDENER
Kemp Cottage. ogden ave.. high Bridge New York
New-York tribune., 1886-03-23
Jounirp propcrip for Sale au0 Go Crt

1T ROSELIF.-A fir.t-claSS hOusa i'm good
~ order, 10 rooms. barn acres. garden; de
sirable; u minutes from depot rcut s35 pcr month
A n. HOPE. l'l ibcrt
New-York tribune., 1886-03-23

OWN A HOME.-lt is better than paving
" rent "A home Of your makes you ndcp sIdent II
IemOyc1 family from tenement house influences
and VICE and encourages OF riI and pIIdc IN
the nature Of your children u YOU have few hundred
dollars supply aneat cottage .le ground
near ms CITY to which yol can remove between
May l~t. Il T. 10 invest ana Judge
yourself forenoon Il thamhers-st W
the fully.
crty Acdiess III lCHCOCK'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE.
4 1 IlIlrILI Y
New-York tribune., 1886-03-23
NEw-Y oRk. Monday, March %, Is

Tie following sales were hcId al inc AUIH%1 II
Room toNiAy p, ~. ,,....,.,,,o
New-York tribune., 1886-03-23

NALET.--By a respectable colOred man for
gentleman or waiter in private family, Address
q West haf
New-York tribune., 1886-03-23

WAITER and GENERAL HOUSEWORk.-
w by Freuchman Just arrived from Paris 2o Old
in private family. A. b, Lac Wsss 2ssasl