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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-15
BRANDUs is oBDURATE.
He Refuses to Exhibit the Verest-
chagin Paintings After This

He R6IuSeS TO EXniDlC the crest
chagin Paintings After This
Week.
Sunday night after II o'clock the
great collection of paintings. rugs and
curios will be no longer ON exhibition.
for on Monday large force of men will
begin the work of packing it for ship
ment. This makes the fourth week Of
the collection in this city, and marks an
era in the world of art in the Northwest.
A request has been made by number
of prominent citizens to have the col
lection remain here one week longer,
but Manager Brandus says it will be
impossible, for he must be in Buffalo
the following week. The last week
promises to be the best as far as attend
ance is concerned. Last night many
hundreds saw the collection.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-15
Yes. HI; Is

Boy, dog or chichen-proof. The Mime
sofa Lawn Fence is all this. An orna-
ment to the finest lawn, and hides no
beauty behind it. John B. Harker d
Co.. manufacturers, 9South Fifth street,
Minnp1nOljS
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w. IF. PORTER & CO..
The Steam Heaters.

Have moved from 124 Fifth street to
large andsconVenient quarters. 2l0 Third
street south.
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$40 to Chicago and Return.

The Wisconsin Central will sell
round-trip tickets to Chicago and re-
turn May II, Is and 10, limited to May
80, at $40 for the round trip. For de-
tailed information apply to the city
ticket Offices.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-15
Removal Notice.

Vail & Johnson. undertakes, have
removed to Ga Nicollet avenue. Open
day and night. Telephone 1O24-2.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-15
LOCAL MENTION.
MFRS. HUNT,
Millinery.
} Nicollet ave-, Minneapolis.
$40 to Chicago and Return.

$40 to Chicago and Return.
The Wisconsin Central will sell
round-trip tickets to Chicago and re-
turn May II, Is and L.. limited to May
80, at $40 for the round trip. For de-
tailed information apply to the city
ticket Offices.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-15
John Mills. Real Estate

And Financial Broker, has removed his
Office to Room 416. Guaranty Loan
Building. Telephone 1912 2.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-15
HAVE REMOVED.
w. f. Porter & Co..

From 1874 Fifth street south, to more
spacious quarters, 215 Third street
south.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-15
DISTRICT COURT BRIEFS.

Arthur Leck. contractor, has made
an assignment to Henry L. Moore.
The jury in the case of John G.. erich
against the Williamsburg City Fire
Insurance company yesterday gave
erich verdict for $500.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-15
EnGlcwOOd Spring Water.

Ice and cooler supplied daily at $3.50
per month. A. E. & G. E. Holbrook. 6
Third street south. Telephone 1882.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-15
JUST RECOGNITION.

DR.. C. McLane's Celebrated Liver
Pills are perfect cure for sick head
ache or torpid liver, drive out the poison
from the body. Ii you are troubled
with heaviness, or dizziness of the mem
tai faculties impaired appetite, bad,
taste in mouths uneasiness. yellow skin,
headache ami indisposition to exertion,
your liver is out of order. Use DR.. G.
McLane's Celebrated Liver Pills (price
twenty-five cents, for sale by all drug
glsts. They purify the blood, remove I'VE
not grippe, and will always do the work.
Unlike little pills, they are just as eff
fectlve after long use as they are at first.
To secure ous full line of imported Art
Pictures, buy box of genuine Dr.. G:
mail us the outside wrapper with your
address, plainly written. and two two
cent stamps. Always ask for those
made by Fleming Bros, Pittsburg. Pa.
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Many Witnesses.


100000 witnesses testify to the
virtues OF DR.. TUFTS Pills. Wherev-
err ChiIlS and Fever. Bilious Dis
eases or Liver Aztec lions prevail,
they have proven great blessing
Readers, a single trial will con-
vince you that this is no catch.
penny medicine. Twenty years.
test has established their merits all
over the world.
Gains Fifteen Pounds.
ssI have been using TUFTS Pills
for Dyspepsia, and find them the
best remedy ever tried. Up to that
time every thing L ate disagreed
with me. 1 can now digest any
kind of fool: never have head
ache, and have gained fifteen
pounds ofsolid fesh.',
W. q. SCuULTZE, Colum bfa, :. C.
TUFTS Liver Pills
Give 5'rs1Ii III ii'd 5l:e
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-15
nv. Porfer &C.,
GREAT PUBLIC SALE

The steam heaters. are now located
fine quarters, 210 Third street south.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-15

Furnished houses you can get
" 1fyOu advertise, YOU bet
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-15

MEN a special study and practice for
MG4N many years. Over 1000 treated
yearly Recent cases Of PRIVATE DIS
EASES cured in a short time. u i-CERS,
TUM RS, BLOTCHES on the face or
body cured without giving mercury or other
poisons. Mercury is the curse of the human
race Your children will suffer from lis eff
fecis. Avoid 1t rs you would avoid any deadly
drug and use it no more. These diseases are
being cured i'll this diSpensary without meT-
curry.
DIR. SCHEIG is graduate OF the Uni
vers,y Medical College of New York: is we'll
known all over the United States and Canada
by thousands of Old and Young men he has
cured, and il is well-known fact that for
Years he has confined himself TO the study
and treatment of Sexual ana Chronic Dis
eases. thus obtaining advantages few possess
He addresses himself particularly TO those
who have received no benefit, and who. in
fact. have done them more harm than good
Medicine, like all other sciences, is progress
sivc. and every year shows proof Of its adj
vance. BY combination of remedies Of
great curative power he has so arranged his
treatment that it will afford not only imme-
dlate relief. but permanent cures. All forms
of Throat. Lung, Nerve and Blood Diseases,
all Chronic Diseases far in advance Of any
institution IN this country. Those who con-
template going to Hot Springs for the treat
ment of any Private or Blood Disease can
be cured al one-thrd the cost at our Dis
pensary, liz Washington avenue south.
RUPTURE cured without pain or him
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-15
NERVOUS DEBILITY t spe5%s-

Seminal Losses. Night Emissions, Loss OF
| Vital Power. Sleeplessness, Despondency.
Loss of Memory, Confusion of Ideas. Blur
Before the Eyes, Languor, Gloominess, De-
preston of Spirits, Aversion to Society,
Easily Discouraged, Lack of Confidence,
Dull. Listless, Unfit for Study or Business,
and finds life II burden, safely, permanently
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-15
PRIVATE DISEASES p BlaSa

Venereal Taint. elect, Structure. Seminal
Emissions, Loss Of Sexual Power. Weakness
of the Sexual Organs, Want of Desire in
Male or Female, whether from ImprudeDt
habits of young or Sexual habits of mature
years or any cause that debilitatcs the Sexual
functions, speedily and permanently cured.
BOTH SEXES Consult Cons :, fG nj nnr
trouble call or write. Delays are dangerous
Send - cents stamps for Medical Guide or
Laws OF Health. Office Hours, 9 a. m. TO 8
D. m. Dr.. SCHE &c, Permanently To-
ca ed 112 Washington Av. South,
Minneapolis, Mimi.
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every honorable means for getting his
petition through, and that his business
demanded some action Oh it. Ii Nc
Gowan was innocent why did he run
after Arthur J. Elliott to find if he
would go before the council inveSti-
eating committee. You must remem-
Der that Mr.. Elliott has not courted the
opportunity to come into court and de-
tail this matter. You must remember
that he is brought here by the subpoena.
"Now, gentlemen Of the jury,
l can say but little more
to you. This crime of bribery. SO have
said, is one of the greatest crimes
against the state. Bribery is direct
stab at the stability of the government.
Men who are willing to take brides are
dangerous men who will bring our
country to rapid decay. The courts are
the servants of the people and you are
the adjuncts of the court. When you
have heard the evidence render your
verdict accordingly"
Frank Clark. the assistant city clerk,
was the first witness called, and de-
scribed how the canvassing committee
was appointed and what it did. This
was to show that McGOwan was legally
elected alderman from the First ward.
SIdIlCS IA Ottl OilC OlO CitJ OlS1 hs
testified to administering the oath of
office to MCGOWAN. Michael Hoy came
next, and he was followed by John
Fleetam, to establish the fact that Wa
| ter street has. for number of years,
been street in the full legal sense.
ELLIoTT'S TESTIMONY.
Arthur j. Elliott, the man whose
| name has been most frequently men
toned in connection with the Doodle
Investigation, was next called and testi-
fed positively that Aid. MCGOWAN
agreed to accept 5000 for his
work in the council in securing
the vacation Of the southerly half
of Water street. He said he had
several meetings with the alderman, in
which he first offered 500. McGowan,
he said, demanded $500, and they COM
promised on $500. McGowan, he said
demanded the money in advance; he re-
fused, and that ended the matter. At
torney Benton eross-eXamined the wit
ness, but nothing new was ELECTED
Court adjourned with the witness still
| on the stand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09
Drcsemakinq.

An EXPERIENCED DRLSSMAKER
II would Ike 10 70 out By tho ddy. week
Co. month at reasonable lficcs. Address
j.. g., 100 East i7th-st.
-LADIIS IasOFinR me with spring
a. WORK soon can have dresses finely
zone at less cost than later. Nine. EEY-
SOLD. 153 last 7ith-st.
IL. fa-on,. md ruardions should know
n that the Millinery and Dresscutting
School, West 22d.st., near 5lh,ave.. IS
tborouRhly reliable. gives fr,t-cla-s in
sfrurti0u in either business. ana lnts posi-
lions FOR ,ompetcnt schoia's gone Of them
ar now gctting y 200 70 ~ 90 per year
MARION HUSON. Manager.
e.. pTtsTtC DRESSMAKING- Street coz.
4 tonnes. tea gowns Lall drc~Ar7 81 snort
notice reasonable prices wraps and e ,,Ct,
- East Dth-st.. opposite DcDning-s.
RFSSNA KJNG. All stylo- dresses per.
~ icct 10 guaranteed expert wrap ana
rioak maker English walking suit rG-'
,owrrs NAV furnish material ftasOhaDle'
COOKE, 1jj West 45th-sS
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iuork iUanle0.
Males
- AlNTER, paperhanger and decorator
| differences. Adde'S, Reliable. Tribune
! branch once, 2io East sOtn-st.
- IDING MASII.t.-Sinelo Of ,ducat. on,
Al dcsirc- situation to teach riding Co
! ladies. 81 lldr "a, q ntlcucn also hol s'-tlan-
| iue speak. co.wcL French, German
/ nurn'!y. English. Address Il. X. A., Irlb-
! q, PERI NTENDENr.-S wanted
/ - Dos superintendent of foundry and ma
| cnlur shop. have had - years. experience
| ~ .uchi Al references q. To ability so
! hIi o. Industry. Sc. Address GEO. Is.
! STEVENSON, McCoy'- Hotel. Chicago.
! - IEWARD or COMPETENT
- French cook. Of long and great eN-
p'lieuoc, thoroughly md rst1ndinR market
| ine and managing hotel and restaurant bual-
/ nc--, wants situation; reference. ADDRESS
/ J.. b.. 49, .d-aYr., bakery.
S.ALESMhN.-By Young man. who can
- furnish best ~ reference. 100 wholesale
/ firm; -alary moderate. Address SALES
Man, 2.7 East 3Oth-,t.
- TENOGRAPHER and TNPtWKI Err,
- with literary ABILITY and journalistic
! - wen as coWtr' ia| cNptr'nc'. d'-ir,s
| POSITION cducaSDu and reference, hfst-
! class; sllary NOT Ices, than $50 per week.
Addres, EXPIRIENCED. Box -. Tribune
! onicc.
/ -, iE&OGRAPHEt and TYPEWRITER
- -ENU,rlruccd de-irr- position best 81
reference. hddr Sc IL. s.. 100 Avenue d.
u TENOGEAPHEE and TYPEWRITER
y wishes position salary moderate. Ad-
dress +. A. Tribune Office.
/ q, KILFUL and accurate booskccpor wants
- WORK no Sl5 weekly. W. W, Tribune
oGicc.
- IENnGEAp1lFE and Remington tyne
- writer; young man desires position %
raiu experience; shorthand 100 words
moderate salary. II. H., - Clinton Place.
! - TENoGEAPUFB and typewriter u }
- yoar-' experience desires position
speed $50 word GOOD references; Inc pen.
man; understand, bookkeeping. Address
+. II. c.. Tribune Oflce.
SALESMAN. With best rCf rcrces rs to
- ability aud Character. desires position ~
tunfelrr IN Eastern cr Western states,
south America O. Australia. AdIr.ss &.
\. NJ. Box 40. Tribune once.
! - ECRETARY wishes engagement: would
- Also at a. tutor 20 Loy-. excellent RI
rreuccs terms mod r'te. Addrrs. ~ECRE-
iNisf. Tribune Uptown onIc.i LBS B'way.
S,ALINMAN. p vcu educated, good
- address would sea- speciality cily or
ioiih -asry small If fair prospects.
MANS, ~ Anh-,t.
~ tENDoEtrU.R and TYPEWRITER.
by an active young man experienced
Hd Apro.rh rf'r.ucc-. salary 9lJ per
v"oh. K. Bon 4. Tribune orlco.
IN art COFFEE-Br yorue nan who
Im furnish best of r'f"tcnc". 100 whole
SOD" hol-. salary pot -l much of 300 object
IS. 2 chnc. for alsanc.neat. Address is.
bCSIIIoUS. - Last 3-th.-t.
TO MASTER PLCNHGKs..A .oLer
i yoaaf nan. T.. and A. NJ. would
..r % thoroughly Learn the trade vita
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09
domestic Situations t0Hntco
AIaloa.

AIalca.
4 STRICT a1salncr Swiss. with best
n city u;or.nrc- want, huusrWoiA bf-
tween 80 md o'clurk oeca- .ouallt o. by
llr week. COZ month iu thr uCilhgoiho"d Oh
hiH uNu r'-id nee private board. nr-.ou .'
or store. ear of nrrs keep yuld "r garden
lu oIdcr. clean windows. Nc.; can drive
Won. a. D.. 800 Wet l2tn-,t.
~ UTLER.-Hv an Enrllhmpn, compc-
- tent and u.tw0r'ht lI-. Gas ciiE
r'fer.uc,s. Address GI;1NWAuL. 30
West 20tl.st.
II rTlE..-Hy an Enrli nman; ilr.t cll.ss
- city Reference. Address Los DON,
81 Last 55th.st.
n oOK .Gg 70 thoroughly COMPETENT Ger:
- man. m Aut / ur ., t.ItJat. good
carver dinner and order cporlug perfect.
JOSEPH LErCK. 80 - .nn."N--t.
(OACuMAN.- white married nan
- can piS, beet city references. Address
". s.. Box -. Tribune Once.
n OACuNtN ad OEOOM-COoK and
~ LAlNDlti-1 .Et ulu ana Wfef
iolh excellent servants; willing ana obli.-
ug; good r'i' romeo. country preferred
rl.asc adirr.. g.. NJ. l5d i'havo.
- OACUNfAN. gentleman vl-ho. O., pro-
" cure situation for bis colchMan. who
has been 200 hi- employ - yrIt- married,
strictly temperate, willing ana uhl3ht
careful. stylish dnftri lr1'! ing on a. nnut
" selling horses. Call OBJ addics, 10 West
5l s'-,t.. ~. blr.
f,pAtUAlAN anA GROOM Ky RESPECT.
Y able uIadlD-IIcd man, b. competent
md Trustworthy: wilkins and ohl,glur
country preferred nr-tclas, personal city
references nom lRnl ana lofher cuplo'cts,
with whom any gentleman can hgyt u pr.
.onal Interview. Addr.-, COMPEL LINT.
T.. a.. pos 3il. Hampstead l.. L
n OACUMAN. Single, nr,t-.iies groom;
= careful city or country driver, milk
furnace and generally useful ON gentle
!. ans place; strictly tenn, rate reliable
ely reference. Address COAClIhAN, Box
40, 1ubunc Olucc-
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~ URSE or ATlENDANI.-By an expert
" enced male nurse TO an invalid cry
references EDGAR. Tribune Uptown
nrlrn | 23S RrOadMnN.
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IUOIN lDulllu.
Males
WM. l.. HARTUNG,
Il. Expert Accountant End Audisor'
iArues Building, Room 40. II ltfA hoE.
4 tCOUNTANT- Young man. -. comp
~ tcut 10 nu position 81 ca-AlDr collie i"r.
tl.t-nan. buokkccp.r accountant, CORE
.pondcut or general manager desire, posi-
O. Ola hu, had cap ricncr, ana can Iuthlrh
best references and give bond iof laitr
amount II necessary. Addrc-s NJ. y. C.,
no> 10, Tribune ONCE.
A MAN OF ABILITY, with over 20
~ years business experience ana uh-
questionable reference, wl-hr- po- lt'oH :
las Some mono, hc would Invest. Addrca,
II. o., Tribune once.
YOUNG MAN. 81. married. well
y educated. good p'nman, experienced In
u,,ouut- and -puudcact, ana quicA To
adapt himself % bl'inta' requirements
wants employment whefc, strict attention To-
moderate pay at start. Address ENER'
GETlC. Box $. Tribune ONCE.
A pVFRTISFNFNTS FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL NE RE
CEIVED At THE UPTOWN. OFFICES,
No. | ,23S Broadway, corner Thifty-nfstst.
mtn . y. M: $50 Broadway, between
Twonty.stccnd and Twenty third ,ts., until
\ d. d.. go We.t Twenty thiTd ST., corner
Elph.h-aye.; 152 Sixtli-aNe. 1913 Fourth
ave. corner F0ultct' ~ ''u.
~ OK. age IL. wants situation In whole;
ID sale house. . years experience; t"od
reference. DFNZf & PHILLIPS. - De'-st.
A GIVE. strong Intelligent man. accurate
II and rapid ptumau ANA haLlf WIN lo'I''
desires position a., clerk, porter; lanitoof or
Waterman Al references. Address W. ..
EOBERToON. Ia Gocrck-st.
AZ EXPERIENCED salr-uan and good
n business man would lhe. 70 80 on
;he road for some hI,t-clfs' mouse H 'ul
iuIui-h the best Of TeirrrHcr ~ to aoiltl
and INTEGRITY. Address SALI-AMNN' lou
Last l2jth-st.
- OOKEETPING.-B young man. pos
- sr,-iug thorough piactra! knoWl'dse
~ bookkeeping j. open 20 accept Work iof
two hour, each evening. Address Is, box
-. Tribune once.
u AETENDER-B young AmcIIcan. a.
40 assistant sIr;StIy @Sam ,P Iii""N'
NoY.-Ey colorcd boy As bcil boy. =, on,ee
l59 West 2ith--t.
- AKER.-First-clns foreman. also second
- hand. 81 Dvsion-st.
- OY. I6. wishes a situation Of any Kind :;
ID willing and obiging. Addroos ii. NJ
eos la-t sitl-~t
ID ODKKEErEE.- Youne uan. who thor
ID 0ulhlY understands doIhl'-eutri book
keeping desires position Vith some r'-pou-
-iAlc rfm. Adirr-, d. L., - Couft-st.,
NcwarH.
- ON- -. des.rr~ situation 100 or..e. good
ID writer. Adde'S WA. -. L'th> I-t''
81 li'nrF-~t
ID OOkh gLPIB assistant 1r cirrk. good
- pauual. aged %. bod rJfr salary -
Address WILLIAMS. 30, 20, Tribune
O1ce.
- AEKEIpIE- rs q youn' nan ~ cN-
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GARDENER In all branches OF hot and
w cold bedding, and lawns; good family
nnuchman. d. T.. 2l3 Mest .bOth-st
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domestic Gituatiuns fDanteo
MiIen

RADUATED masseur and medical gym
NJ mast as attendant TO invalid gentleman
or otherwise. Address a. L., Box d.,
Tribune Uptown Once, LBS broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09
Furnished Rooms.

:, LINTON PLACE, 92.-Dcsirable fur
= nished rooms superior 2ccominO1a-
ms. sLeam hceted low prIces.
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4 OACHNAN.-By Young married man.
- no family. Just di-cuQagcd reliable:
stylish city driver strictly sober, honest
and olli9lng; thoroughly understands care
OF hue horses, carriages and harness: 10
years references from some N the best
fimiIios in ~. citv; good appearance. Al.
dress CoAtHNAE, 1873 West 50th.st., prI-
Natr stable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09

or COMPANION.-By
L n competent English genucwoman. Mrs.
=, DE LA MERE, Orange, ". Js
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Domeohc Situations Uanteo
Males.

hliltios
-IIOUSEWORK.-BY man
u and VIE man a. cOlchmah, Wile gen
erll housewOrk; city or country reference
Address }. n, Reunion hdise, 10 "eaI-st.
GOACuMAN and GKOOM.-By a sinsle
- young man In private family take care
II furnaces or boilers strictly tenpefate
and Reliable; with best city reference. Adj
dress TRUSTWORTHY" Tr.bun- once.
GOACHMAN aud GARDEN
~ and LAUNDKESS.-By a capable Ger
man and wife, no children man good gar
dcncr, careful with horses. carriages, &c,
MIX. attend Tires, sc. wa. eXce,l1nt COOK
Gth-aNc.
COACHMAN-COOK.-By man and
~ wife; thoroughly understand their
business IN every respect; the best Of refer
rnee. Address i. L., Tribune Uptown
COACHMAN.-By young colored man;
~ strictly sober; city reference. Adj
dtess RICHARD JOHNSTON. 1895 2d-ave.
4 OACHMAN.-By a young married man,
~ 80, English years personal refer
ehcc,; wants lrst-class position ex-
pcrienced In every branch training. clip.
ping. Sc; knows town well light weight;
natty appearance on box. Address MONT.
GoMhitf. $50 East 7oth-st.
COACHMAN or GARDENER.-By a
- young tnolishman careful with horses
and GOOD driver; good plain gardener: can
Hllht w. tAttll'nt frl'fruCcs. NJ CAls-
PENTER'S. los 6th-aye.
y OACHMAN and GROOM.-By a Young
- single man; thoroughly understands the
care and handling Of horses, harness and
Carriages strictly sober; willing and oblig.
ny Z years best city reference; Is good
diver. Call or address EDWARD, l01
West 33d--t.
COACIIM AMY married Englishman,
u no membranes understands his bust
ness COLT, preferred good city refer
cnce. 81 Fast 5Sd-,t.
EOACHMAN.-B a nrst-class man ac.
y customed to city or country; careful
driver; best city reference; last employer
can Doe seen would make himself generally
useful. Address WALSH. 10 East 30th-st.
COACHMAN and GROOM.-By mar
y ried man; no. family; medium size;
neat appearance; thoroughly understands
lis business nrst.class city driver; not
afraid OF work willing and Obliging first
class city reference. Call or address 2. O.,
1877 Sth-aye.. second moor.
4 OAtHMAN. Thoroughly understands
Y his business; single under lands care
~ furnace; milk good city reference from
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Ali5cellnueou5

Al GACNE PETIT. 900 y .Hav.
~ Special house iof fine gloves. lnfcr-
wear, D4f-tt.. We rDepD f4uf cali iar
ladies' attention 10 our handsome d.-p.' of
gilt. silver and leather belt-. rtiGr" boo de-
signs That cannot Doe duplicate AL where
else. Most REASONABLE prices. sos Broadway.
4 LBEET T.. SPENCER. 27G 6tn-aye..
y Lctw. l,,h and lHth sts .-Uubrcid>,
pa-a-ol-. cane made D. oder recovered
and r"rnl'-d. prompt aud reliable.
TSICY WASIED.-S,cond.hand.
ID broken OF out u repair piHorf,d. A1-
tre-s d. j., l.. o. Station. bc.-en-a'e.,
jersey CITY.
4 ASTINGS 4 company Op,r,tng ~"
y stove foundry near Ncw-York. desiring
10 increase their output, would liko 90 hear
from any one wanting lglL OF LcIty cast-
.nas. Address tOuNDRY. Tribune Oiicg.
UNITY SOAP E0XES. IN good order
IL for sale at IOr. each. delivered in lot,
~ not lc-- than g.. KIKKMAN g son,
30 Catlariuc-st.
IMPORTANT Information for ladic- only;
"A lost science and Invaluable secret
Will be impaired send stamps for p1ftic-
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80, Broodyn, y. !.
MY SYSTEM American scientific horse
VI shOeing. no mailing or burning the
loof Il, OBJ for Intelligent in estmens
lmuIoy cments Of merit IN machinery small,
vcll.stockcd secondhand fenefsl ma bin
cheaD rent. best j.. atty 10 city, for sale.
For paftirtilar- addre-, LAW. SCllWAAb,
l47 lranklin-st., Ncw-YcrH.
NlON. H. the TINE ~ sell your Old
- looks AID u1rallacs Tor CASH VIII bIY
ANYTHING ln above line. VIII raY 40
Tor year 1877 Magazine Of American His
tory. 10 for nr-t year o. 81 NicA0ia'.
| thousand. " cd lools and Ha1az ne lor
| safe 10 Tow prices. Silks BOOK IN
POEIUM. ~ C'h-avc., Ncw-York.
/ - HOsPHATE LANDS located. inspected
/ 4 and bought Oh cooperative Man ~
/ ID. j. ROGERS clsil and mining engineer.
/ Ccala, Fla. OPPOSITE Ocala houhe.
ID INKE'S Home Napor Bath Apparatus
/ cures colds. rheumatism; improves the
/ complexion and L1idcns; strengthens We
! -ystein price az send FOR circular. 1'l7o
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/ w ANTTD. Patent once GaIctt's,"
| w bound. from 1881 20 1882 win or
| without index; also Commissioners d.
| cisi0ns. 1877 % date state price. PHIL
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