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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-06-18
DEPARTURES.

Thursday, June II.
Stmr. Kaala, Mosher, for Lahaina.
Br. bktn. Ensenada, Toyes, for Pu-
get Sound.
Am. ship Reaper, Young, for New
York
Stmr. James Makee, Tullet, for Kauai
ports.
Stmr J. A. Cummins, Searle, for Ca
hu ports.
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SITUATION WANTED.

young Norwegian lad, 10 years old,
II years in this country, 5 years at
Punahou, writing a good hand, desires
a position in any capacity where he can
make himself useful. Willing to work.
Apply to H. NJ. Won HOLT, Mer
chant street. 4624-tf 1S6S-2w
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QUEEN vICTORIA'S JUBILEE.

MESSRS. LIND & MCLEAN will
serve a first-class lunch and refresh
ments at Kapiolani Park on June 23d,
Victoria's Jubilee Celebration. No
need of ladies and others taking re-
freshments to the Park. 463S-3t
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IMPORTS.

From Oahu ports, per stmr. Kaala,
June 1913 bags paddy, $40 bags rice,
80 bundles hides.
From Kappa, per stmr. James Ma
kee, June Ill $50 bags sugar, 1000
bags paddy, 80 bags rice.
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HEADQUARTERS,
First Company of Sharpshooters,

The REGULAR MONTHLY MEET
ING of the First Company of Sharp
shooters of Hawaii will be held at
Company Headquarters on FRIDAY,
June Is, 1897, at 1870 p. m.
Every member is expected to be pres
ent. Per order
WALTER e. WALL,
Captain Commanding.
Honolulu, June IL, 1897. 4637-1t
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Lieutenant Peary,s Boat.

ST. JOHNS, n. F., May 31.-Lieut-
enant Peary is negotiating for seal
ing steamer to carry him into the Arc
tic regions this summer He will prob
ably charter the steamer Hope, which
took last years expedition.
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VESSELS LEAVING TO-DAY.

Stmr Kinau, Clarke, for Maui and
Hawaii ports, at 10 a. N.
Stmr. Kauai, Bruhn, for Hanamaulu
and Waimea, at 4 p. m.
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FOR SALE.

A ladies' saddle horse; gentle and
perfectly sound; very stylish. Must be
sold on account of departure. Inquire
of T. J. HIGGINS,
Telephone 500. King Street.
463S-1w
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HAWAIIAN CONSTRUCTION COM
PANY, LIMITED.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

A meeting of the stockholders of the
Hawaiian Construction Company,
Limited will be held at the Office of the
Oahu Railway & Land Co. at o'clock
p. M, Saturday, June 10, 1897. Bust
ness of Importance.
w. M. GRAHAM,
Secretary H. @. Co.
4636-td
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS.
Thursday. June II.

Thursday, June II.
Am. bark Albert, Grifiths, 1919 days
from San Francisco.
Am. bktn. Archer, Calhoun, 1871
days from San Francisco.
'Stmr. James Makee, Tullet, from Ka-
paa.
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eommodations.
T. G. SMITH. Cen Pass. & Tkt. Agt.
~. p DENISON. Superintendent
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POSITION WANTED.

Young man just arrived from the
Coast desires position as book-keep-
er. Excellent references. No objec-
ton to going into the country.
Address: IN. @. P"
4621-tf. P. o. Box 435.
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WHARF AND WAVE.

DIAMOND HEAD SIGNAL STA
TION, June 18th, 10 p. m.-The wealth
er is clear; wind, light; north.
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FOREIGN MAIL SERVICE.

Steamships will leave for and arrive
from San Francisco or Vancouver on
or about the following dates in 1897:
ARRIVE LEAVE
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THE HAWAIIAN GAZETTE (sEMI-
WEEKLY) IS ISSUED ON TUESDAYS
AND FRIDAYS.
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TIDES, SUN AND MOON.

EuIl Moon June II at 1Oh - N. a m.
The tides and moon phases are given In
Standard time. The time OF sun and
moon rising and setting being given for
aII ports In the group are in local time,
to which the respective corrections to
Standard time applicable TO each diff
ferent port should be made.
The Standard time whistle sounds at
12h. Orn. o. (midnight), Greenwich time,
which is In. 30m. p. m. or hawaiian
Standard time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-24
JUST At THIS SEASON.

SPRING THE MOST DANGEROUS OF THE YEAR.
This is the most dangerous season Of the year
n may be pleasant. may often seem attractive
hut back of all the pleasant atmosphere there is
danger. This danger comes in some form Of
sickness.
Almost any sickness starts with cold or q
chill caused by the sluggish action Of the system.
That Is why so many people just now complain
Of tired feelings pains In the muscles and bones.
loss Of appetite. spring fever and similar trou-
bles
The following is good advice from a prominent
medical journal: Pneumonia and other danger
ous complaints. which result from neglected
cold. can always be avoided II timely remedy
IS taken. When chilly sensations are felt they
should be stopped Immediately or serious conse-
ouences will follow. There is only one way
known 10 the world OF avoiding cold or ch'iis'
and that is the use of good. pure, strong stimu-
liant Nothing ordinary will do. IT must pe
something sure in its action and scien'hca'!
prepared For this reason nothing mas ever
eoualled Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey, wnlch a Is
acknowledged to-day by physicians ana scleli' ny
men 70 be the only pure medicinal "hishey VI" '"e
market. ,,,, "a %
Duffy's Pure Malt is always renaole anu e.
Sective People should not however, permit any
dealer TO substitute something which Is Claimed
10 no Gust as good or about the same thirs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-24
SLAVERY IN AFRICA.
THE wopK OF THE PHILAFRICAN LIBERAToRs'
LEAGUE AND ITS NEED OF HELP.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: America has not yet done its part toward
healing the open sore Of the world on the cont-
nent OF Africa where to-day fifty millions OF our
fellow-nen are the victims Of slavery In its most
horrid forms. Almost with his dying breath the
heroic Livingston invoked the blessing Of heaven
upon any one. American. English or Turk who
would use effective means for putting end TO
its atrocities. Yet the utmost that our Govern
ment has done for this end has been TO pay its
share toward the expenses of the bureaus which
watch over the enforcement Of the Brussels act.
Most OF the European countries have formed So
cteies TO respond 10 the call Of the Brussels Con-
ference for organized assistance in liberating set
Ting and educating the myriad victims Of Internal
slavery in Africa. America yet has accom-
p,ished nothing IN this way. Amid the pressure OF
other claims upon their undoubted benefcence.
people have been deaf TO the cry Of unspeakable
misery from our neighbor continent.
AT last positive steps are being taken TO remedy
the sad neglect and DO something to secure the
henediction OF the heroic missionary and still
moro Of his Divine Master Last year the Phil
african Liberaiors League was formed in this
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THE LINDSAY ASSOCIATION.

To The Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: NV attention has been drawn 70 an extremely
interesting article on the House Of Lindsay which
aDDearcd in your columns of the % inst.
All of your readers who may be Interested IN the
matter will be glad hear that the proposed asso-
a. home and abroad and Will probably be success
fnllv launched within the next few weeks. Any
persons who wish 10 assist III It's establishment ny
me as soon as possible The circular explanatory
OF the objects OF the association Is IN process OF
whose names can be asccrtlincd here, but these. !
suppose are only a small proportion OF our total
strength in your. country -. 80
ROBERT J. LINDSAY. W. s,
Interim Secretary.
No Q Abercrombie Place. Edinburgh. May y. 1881.
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REGENERATION NOTICE.

.>NON-oOONNN|NN.nN0ONrsN NNeNN"S0N|s"~|.oOo>@-
CITY. COUNTY AND STATE or MEN
BOTTLINC COMPANY or NfW-NpHlt.
A corporation duly organized and exist
ing under the Laws ~ ne state OF New
York. hereby cer;ihes tina. 10 - engaged
In manufacturing bottling and selling ~
soda waters. mineral anl acgated waters
and other beverages IN bottles. siphons and
boxes with it name. names other inafa-
and devices which 81 uses ana h-s the
sole right to use. branded, stampe,.. en-
graVed etched. blown. Impressed ana
otherwise produced On said boxes. bottles
Tsat laid name, names or other marks
and devices are as follows, - VT; ON
some q said bottles. John j. MliqlccH' On
others % said bottles. being oue-Lalf PINT
soda bottles Albert krumena 'kri; On
others Of said bottles. the Consolidated
R0ttling Company II New 1FN' ana On
the said siphons. the consolidated bo'iiinS
Company OF New-Ycrk. on some ot SAID
boxes. John !. Mgilgeen, on others Oi
said b1xcs. being ore-hah pint soda boxes:
A Krumena ~ier and on others Of snid
boxes. the Consolidated Boulins Company
Of New-York.
tina. it, principal place q business Is ~
xstf Citv and COUNT % New-Io-
In witness whereof the tail Consolidated
P-trilng Company % NeW-llrk hoth
caus-I IT, corporate seal io h- hercu'4to
afSxed ana this certificate % De sub
ecriLed with lis corporate name b.
Charles Hermann. IT. president tON-
sOrJDATED BOTTLfNG CDMPANl %
SFW-YORK b. CHAs HlkMAEN.
President. -. -
ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
rbe Tribune received al heir Uptown
Ollie No l.2i2 Broadway. "a door nortn
oS-,3ts,-st. until . o'clock .. m. hdFrf
,isernsnts received ~ the following Dihhch
offices at regular Office rates uniH , /" S'-.A
n m VIZ 80 SIN ave. = e. coz ="
20 c.b ave cor. i2ih-st.. hacy q, Oih-
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Flint'S Fine Furniture.
The newest things under the sun.
FACTORY PRICES.

city under the active cooperation OF many OF
our leading citizens Its purpose in word Is
10 labor for the extinction OF African sldFe'! ~
founding self-supportng colonies OF ireeu sdsc'
on fertile land In healthful regions, conceueu u!
the European governments there dominant. The
Powers give freedom TO all slaves within their
spheres Of actual influence whenever 1t Is claimed
But the poor creatures left in wretched plight
expatriated, helpless. ignorant and laDle 10 QUIET
forms Of servitude perhaps equally oppressive y
beginning has been made in the work OF PH rEeSL
beings, by gathering them into setuelnS3's M" ~
foreign tutelage. The European irlehds oI rl.l9
beneficent work wonder that freedom loving, large
hearted America has done nothing or the sort, -,
workers from this country will set from New
York to select site and maxi prephruC i no
noses TO name after the great emancipation Lincoln
Colony The plan has been carefully worked out
growing series OF self-supportng and selfpropagat-
Ing centres OF light and liberty In the DarK G0n
philanthropiss and missionary experts nave ex-
amined the scheme, and pronounced It the m rss
p DAILY, the Rev. Drs. L. T. Chamberain. Josiah
fel,n. Louis Klopsch and Arthur d. Chambers
in immediate charge Of the enterprise.
taking baa be sR' He'll pchatela Well known
both sides of the ocean as an Africanist, Hnguist
history OF attachments and achievements In face
of the greatest disabilities, he has given up fiat
throttle Christian work Though yet compare
lively young man, he has made a name IN scientific
circles in Europe and America and VIII continue
his pathological and other labors while engage
heart and soul in succoring Africa's needy chill
dren lie will lead tho first party of workers from
this country. go .,
No scheme however perfect, will work Itself
Every movement even evolution itself, must have
initial force to start Il. The splendid array OF
testimonials from a large number of the foremost
men and women In the country. who have written
i'm emphatic approval OF the project VIII not pay
passage money for a single member OF the eXpedi-
ton nor provide a meal for the party when ar
rived on the ground Of their labors Almost all
the funds for sending the first workers TO their
field have been contributed by the officers OF ire
league Much more will be needed 10 make the
enterprise a success The league has no organ
fed constituency TO look to- therefore II asks al
Who receive lis circulars 10 az least read them and
if possible aid with money as well as sympathy
Tho office OF the society IS Room No 53. United
Charities Building The treasurer is Thomas L.
lanes Lincoln National Bank
New-York. May -. 1881. JOHN II. EDWARDS.
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Albany. May 90 1887.
MEDICAL CHARITY IN THIS CITY.
FACTS OF INTEREST IN CONNECTION WITH THE
REFUSAL OF A CHARTER TO ST BAR
THOLOMEw'S CLINIC.

REFUSAL OF A CHARTER TO ST. BAR
THoLoMEw's CLINIC
To tho Editor OF The Tribune.
STR: The refusal Of the State Board OF Charities
N grant a charter TO St. Bartholomew Clinic sug-
gests some questions relating 10 medical charity
IN this city The opposition 10 granting the char
ter came chiefly from the New-York Medical
League an association which has undertaken the
task Of remedying abuses in the dispensing Of
vnedjcal charity and especially Of preventing pa
tients who are able 10 pay from obtaining free
treatment at the dispeasares and hospitals This
effort should certainly receive general support and
encourageuent but there are several points In
This connection which should be carefully consd-
cred
The first is that the movement is one started by
physicians and that the point Of view is that OF
the professional man. and is not exclusively me
noint of view of the patient. Another thing to be
considered IS the object with which the work OF
many OF our leading hospitals and inilrmarleS Is
Conducted ANY one who will investigate the SUD
1ect will be convinced that the spirit OF cnaIy 10
somerimes deficient in some OF these instltutlols
While medical assistance Is inteIleentiy ana
faithfully given the interest OF the patient is nov
or hospital The advancement OF scientific knowI-
edge and the requirement OF practical experience
hy students and scientists are other objects that
are considered. The patient. in fact pays Tor lne
medical treatment that he receives by certain
amount Of discomfort and annoyance that result
from his employment as a sclentlnc lHusrauoii
This promotion OF sclen,inc Kh9maruee - ,5stjtn
lions in which Il the chief object. but II cannot
be called charity. There Is price paid oy the pa
,ierr II IS IN consideration OF these lacts that
hs refusal of the application OF ST. bartholomew
Clinic for a charter Is of interest. II the purpose
OF this Institution would have been primarily ana
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GREATER NETWORK ADDRESSES.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: l have read OF many suggestions as to the
.postofice addresses best adapted for the Greater
New-York, but l can see no necessity for any
change in the present method. Why not retain the
same style as now, viz: Fifth-ave, Network Cor
Nanhatfan); Fifth-ave., Brooklyn. y. y; Fifth
ave staten Island. y. Y; Fifth-ave Bronx =.
y etc? There is Go necessity for changing the
mode OF address nor even for changing the names
OF streets in any OF the borOughs.
NeW-YCrk May 10. 1881. kNlCkERBOtKEK.
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STORAGE.
MORGAN & BROTHERS,

Storage Warehouses. 232. 234 and 23G West
4Ith-st.. nea- Broadway. Separate rooms
Tor furniture. mirrors, pianos, baggage,
etc. Padded vans for moving In city or
country. Furniture. china. bric-a-brac.
etc. etc. packed by competent packers.
Estimates furnished. Telephone Call. fl3
IS
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exclusively the disnterested service of the sick
poor In the spirit Of genuine charity, II may we'll
be considered whether such an institution would
not have supplied a needed place in the community
New-fork. May 20. 1881 j.. II.
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WORK WANTED.

MuIe.
....oon.,o1,,C-r-l I.Nor,>NONrOOooDo
y. yOr.EG COLORED MAN with honor
ab.e discharge from United states Navy
wants work II any kind. also other refer
ences. Address T.. y. A. - Charles-st''
New Rochelle. y.
ACCOUNTANT Will Investigate. open
cloae or re-write your books Al reason
otfe rates. corporation and mercantile ref
e-encas FRANK j. MACkAiN, room o.
Tribune Building. -
ARLE-BODIED. trustworthy. intelligent
man In any capacity; not afraid CT Work,
biggest references. ROENER, Gl West
lGth-st -
BoOKKE spER - Competent. double en-
~ ar.,ir.fe reliable and faithful. de-
Sizes 4 position with a whc.esa.e or retail
house. references II. Il. H.. l23 Macon
st.. BROOKLYN. -
TrOES written up for reasonable COM
p.rsati0n.' PLUME. 800 Fulton-st'
Df,ekiyn.
sAKER.-Foreman nrs,-c!ass on all
kinds Of bread and rolls Vienna snd
New England: uast city reference.
SCHNEIDER. 4oi East 0lst-s'.
CARPENTER BY good al-around me
ch4nic. wholesale house, factory nr else
where. city or country: wages moderate
reference. ALFRED. 173 Bleecker-st.
COLLECTOR by middie-aged man tor
BROOKLYN lnsta'ment house or other bust
ness: car furnish security. VI. LAEMPE,
S6I Flushing-ave., Brooklyn.
COMPANION Well educated American.
y. fine physique; good correspondent;
traveller and attendant; truthful and
rusty: references. IARTHAN EAST
NER. 17G Hallocit-ave.. New- Haven
Conn
CASHIER or ACCOUNTANT. a man,
thoroughly acquainted with the duties
q auditing adjusting and settling % ac-
counts. OF receiving. discussing and &C
counting for funds. OF more than twenty
,-ars' experience. who can give good ref
cr-pcos 90 10 character and ability, would
IKE a position as cashier or accountant.
ADDRESS y. Y. T.. 024 Futon-st.. Bkiyn.
CARINTTMAKER.- Good hand on al;
kinds ~ Woodworking machinery, wish
IS q position with a parts whore a thor
ourhiv honest and competent man is
wanted. ~ years in i,st place. beat refer
arr.s. capable ~ take charge. t,lsI. HORN.
20 Middle .ln-st. BROOKLYN.
carr ENTER-F. and 4. NJ and Il. n
O. mpan.0n can DO som" painting gas
and steam f.ttinF. moving and setting up
machirerv. is an all around useful man
fsr DEPARTMENT store cltc-s warehouse or
factory has tools. HOWS. ~ Irving
Place. BROOKLYN.
CARPENTER.-By competent and reliable
cafpeut-r. understands milirisht and
pattern making. - vars EXPERIENCE
w0u.l .ik. steady work. city or c9ln'ty'
good references. II. A.. Tribune Oitce.
CARETAKERS- Respectable small family
wish 20 take care 81 one or Two housea'
no basement speaks English. German.
reference. CALENBHUN. bob W. Z1tn-st.
DRIVER. by a young man t2'' IN coun-
trg. las worked On gentleman place
before IN the country. CHARLES n.
WILLIAMS. - Rap-lyea-st.. Brooklyn,
ln store.
pRiNFsR.-By vounE man as trhck
driver. with reference. SAM EDWARDS,
90 Tn!on-ANe.. Brooklyn.
uETECTfVE.-C IL VINCENT. u years
experience. reliable. so Broadway.
ENERGETIC and reliable mlddle-aged
nan wants Office or clerical position
good references. &. WOOD. Maple ave-,
Hacker sack. y. J.
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.,-.x,sUrD MOONS TO LET.


,pt-r,-c PLACE I4-NeWly furnished
rooms. corner house; best location In
city.
NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS, front ana
haU. 90 respectable parties. conN.r'rn'
,e -elevated and cable. 30 Nest 0+tn-sl
TO GENTLEMEN Of quiet habits. cosey
wel,-furnlshed rooms AZ moderate prices
$50 East 4Jih-st.
9TH ST. - wEST.-Eandsomey fur-
nlshed rooms, private baths near pa -
son square: summer prices. references
breakfast --------
II MADIS0N-AYE Large par'or moor.
bath. handsomely furnished, o.ne'
rooms: moderate Tor summer; reference
s0TH-sT.. 1872 WEST.-PTy9te faml,y 81, 81
summer prices
a2g WEST s4TH-sT. Private family WIZ
rent handsomely furnished 'front.' roo'h'
delightful location: board opiionai-
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HELP WANTED.

Male.
UsEFTIIMAN for farm and TO take care
81 ,.,-ia v.ifh stock temperate and in
dtifri5us: Protestant German preferred
Mace Northern Hampshire; steady
i5b the year round Address Z. B. PINE
PIKE -fatI N y. II.
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FURNISHED Houses TO LET.


A COSBY Connecticut seashore resort for
tired people: three furnished cottag - !.
moderate rent: broad plazzas. trees. beach.
Iath!ng. boating, circulars. Professor
NOTHROP. Brooklyn Polytechnic
rIRERON. y. j.. Norwood Park. Deal
Ee9ch. AshGrv Park.-To lei. furnished
cottages WILLIAM LANE. Long Branch.
SUMMIT. y. J.-Fu-n.sh-l houses, large
ara email. al, improvements Jest Ioca-
lions. t. let for season. Z. @. POTTER
opposite station.
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Orders by mniI receive prompt ana care
fuI attention. Write or call for catalogue
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

.oooo1(N<~>~,>.--> ~~--J--r~>~>NN'NNN0S>'~
s2.OsvPWARD VIII paper yolr room, W. w.
e-lnch border incluth tp,ciai us
Cor naiuting and plssterlag. COLLIN
IKOS 81 Avenue u.
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~N~r-rNNr-~~~rc~Nc r||O0|SN|~01|/SN|
4 YOUNG COLORED MAN WIN honoI-
40 discharge from United states Navy
wants work II any kind; also other refer
ences. Address T.. y. A. - Charles-st''
~. D...hnl,. Y u.
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRIcEs.-5O0 secondhand
wood and iron working machines; fnliy
guaranteed machinery bought and en-
shansed. GEORGE B. EDDY. 33s Maci-
sou-st.
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AcCOrNTANT Will Investigate. open,
cloee or re-write your books Al reason
able rates corporation and nsrcantle reg
sr-it,tna UulfllGg
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TYPEWRITER and sTENOGRAPHER.-
In office hotel or az private secretary.
or copving OF every description. home or
outside; experienced; references. Miss
BERGER. II West G+th-st.
I-PHOL STRESS. BY a French woman: .
alterations; fancy articles; engagements
taken for country houses; best references.
Nine. THEIRCEI.. 81 Maintained. care
Mrs. Harnwell.
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VISITING GOVERNESS.-By young lady
rs visiting governess for children; fully
competen: to teach English branches and
beginners In French and music; arrange
merts made FOR the present or for the
autumn Address IL. A. Box sl4. l,242
Broadway.