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Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-01-30
st. Lcu.5 Market.

suiu!ag Fr.n.n;, jau,ta,, -.
Make d,'i for all deception. 81 P.oI., -.
tcoro - 20; Hmp, 80 GO % $40, % Irl t,r; Gu,
county, - u ,oi %.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-01-30
.NarrtCG,

i.Iu VI NH.,G "a il, sU,,> ass nu...cE, 1T
Il iIi-.tt..
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-01-30

81 wno WaHt hatcatns vi Gala
SytIt:sl - = sabstI.siDs 80,
ann. house formerly orcupi'i a. Il. eJj, En,i 81 e
Of NHis street,.
~ II, RE they can pur"h',r q" tinG Slo'o' OF the
most approved patterns at tie lowest p cc' ever
"ilr,,d ~ the city Of Ham ihal.
we 1can what W" say,
lud YOU wd' oily cali IL We wall prove 10 lie sat
i ,r;lHr ct ali
\uw be- she SON uc at the nigh, place before yoi
bl,. a. u may b. that Won may drop 'u'o ia" wong
dit VII re- fa'v sly hey sell lower than We
,lt,r go. lm We cannot sc how iGa' can he,
g. -, va ion ,- any others car, al" out tNp'n,'s
~. lot I, ra a otrr-, ard Of con-r N"c"u at
iur I, ,rl fr ~ all p.i amy At least. and wc Z
O! m" op'uiou, il' luNcr. OulN gave IL d jrdI.
DO uui i"gri the uamr ui
WAUGH \ SIIpRIklnGE.
lar.r Golf Pc, On post, East SIDE Slam I
jriGy
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-01-30
WAI. WIGnTMAN,
Wholesale Ce,eT N Groceries and

CoWs q toa~c Gu, o.d iooud Nee''
ST LcUiN NO
AS 20 sale of Ill IN lArce nG general a-sNt-
J ur "a ut staple d.t Fancy ,,rovriics wuhs gtea,
variety OF Wouiru~atr. which H. uiis,s a. thu lowest
rates. Merch,t, nr p'ciitly ms,ird 10 GU aud
Nainjue Ia. stock. ieh. ?, ~ Pm.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-01-30
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| til. ely m tn % 4l.-., ia. ~. l. N.InY
cous,u at ", /, iia'oy ,
,o >nniay. TIC 26.n, iiD,uy .h..t ,ou .! D,o. "
a ii t.a. tha \ II d.,
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-01-30

Z A.. "a lbs Cotton Yarns, Hovlly
- wv at RHODES " SMilH
- ~, warts Nattnct's and lnat.. OF c,or, grad.
~ at tno'ihl RHODES & sIiih.
~. "A pan, Boots and shoes, cheap at
c,NJN Eo'lly RHODES & SMITH.
lNt .lil yards CaIieors l'on icts,,O ~
4 -, w cents PEI yard. at noyiiy
RHODES& SMITH.
- GHn feet OF Lumbcr At reduced prices, at
~soAo ovIly RHODES x SMITH.
- Gnn yards Brown and Blrarhrd Domestic.
o.\ w from 10 Zoe per ward. at
no, liv RHODES s SNiIH.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-01-30

Being uly satisfied a. q Farrell. Arabian Sninrnt 10
The tie Wurd. ch,cTnily Ir,onu, nd IT.
hal been afflicted Tor IL vIi m,'st
breast uuud'ts wiI,h Ind ha Cuud hadl, do
alt aud wuud hrNc tU ' ~ i"d int wa weeks
tine Win a. Iu,,G Nuu iuiMuu u 1t and cured ~" sound
al wat | the
coughs ever hHd IN hic Hnd II cured R t""
luhAuL well breast and shoulders II j. asn
cvrut tor tus-htun irv svrlgs sore throat mango
rf,s vrIr,, ISAAC CLAYTON.
Manuiarurcd Uuy ty II q. rnrrr.l so'r nnd pro-
p.ttur dI.Liet No. - Nau PeuTiR, il
to whom all cnnuluiIeA .Out must be addressed, aud
For .ale by
e.. T.. NRIrrJsouAH L Sos, iiauula,
4 :. StiNsIH la Grange,
s.N luk a -oN, ialnNta
& N GE.TGy. Sh,hs vic,
NLrrrRs L iiINuy. Paris.
iFuntiy nuhuTEt tuNCtt the IGiird StHtse
CuIIaud &C., rdrii,i Boob, tree al charge. may 10 i'm
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FINAL .CgilcUInt,

Ll.credols, aud Others interested IN the estate OF
h Richud Redman. decd, are hereby notified that
we utendo IN AXE fna sctieen, Of ouradminis'ralion
OF said estate at the february tenn Of the Rails
county court TO be begun aud held at the Court House,
in the ,own OF New London. IN the said county Of
Rails. and State Of Missouri, the FIST Monday IN
FEBRUARY 1851. ELIAS c. kEUMAN,
LLOYD II. NEDMAN'
Jan. 2, '5l. .4w. Adu 20,
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- a. e. K e. A.

81 u r.
4 IL. persons concerned are cautioned not 10 pnr.
~ CHASE Land warrant No. G3,IOO, tssli.
ed Juiy 1ith, ISI3, 10 George tcnatOr,
late private IN Capt. Howe's Company, % Dragoon.,
aud addressed 10 hun az Hannibal MO. SAD wafrsnt
wa, f audueny taken from he pos, office 81 Hannibal
after the deal of Nena'o; and If he zane hos been
assigned, tie assignments forged. l have sppliei
for another warrant III lieu Of it,
ELlZABETH TURNER
Widow IF GEoroE VEEAToR.
Ecolra October Sd 1850. --6w
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-01-30

County MARION '7'
In tn. Cheat Court. Before the Cick IN ,acati on
Of Coun. Deeember 3st, 1850 The iJliowing proceed
inga Merr had To Wit
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FOR THE LADIES,

TUN The NhUIES,
uSr received ~ the "sigu oi The Flag beautiful
j stock OF new s.yle dress Goods; Enages, lawns,
embro,Led swiss Muslius, Bonnets, bonnet Ribbons,
fancy lid inves, sc, SC, oil Of the very latest i'm
polnn, an The most desn able pat ans. for sale very
ow At TmMgl HAkPENDiNG'S.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-01-30
Cotton Yarn Agency.

900 Gecs "n herd ior si!e al 81 l.ons priees-
wv WITHOUT fE,uilr u, Il. Gkkks.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-01-30

J y pi.' =, ,,i-
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-01-30

o11 lu.h"i, Of w'"ll wanlcd--lor wh'c'
- Coz. VA! b. pad b. toG1-ll I. X. SLIME
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nRY GOODS WANTED-ln Ex-
charge for valuable improved CITY Property we'll To-
Gated and psy.ng . good interest Panss disposed u
sell say 5000 5000. may.adress G. X Boz No.
30ls Post Ofrce. slt2'
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~ Mercantile Library Association.-Classe
ave now fumirg for giving INSTRUCT ton to the members IN
Inc following branches, VIZ
French, by Prof. { parmenter
Spapsn BY Prof Juan BaIcelo.
German. by Prof AOntz Ertbei0r.
Italian b, Prof Theopie De Zakrzewskl.
FIocutiOn BY Prof Frances l. Rn.sell.
PlonograpLy by Prof 7 Z Leland
PenmaBship. by Prof A. II. Wheeler
Pook. keeping by Prof Thomas Jones
For uyrnctlng Germans IN the English language
For Instruong Frenchmen III the English ias uage oy
Prof {. pafmenuer 49,.
classes. JUNIOR and Senior. "
Subscrpon Book NAV be found a, the desk Of the LII
blary. AM. r. ~ rL. lO.N.
oli 3tTuTh&S Chairman Glass Committee.
II Davis's Hyperion for the Hai PLEASE re al
the following certificate Of It's virtues from PrOt. 3 y
BRITTAN a gentleman well known aud appreciated MI
DAyIs-D.ar SIR | have applied your hyperion Tor the
purposes for which Justly recommended, ana most
curdal add testimony to rs peculiar viEtnes ater
ANALYSIS its specific properties aud effects aud
IefsoIal OBJ ervaton Of several where mas been
aupsd WI the most satisfactory results hazard nom
ne IN expressing the opinion that superior to all other
urepaatons hitherto offered 20 The public. Tor promo ing
the cleanliness luxuriance and beauty o tne human
Han. , e.. . . phi ~
& Ring No l9l Broadway Also for sale by f. VI
Guon No i27 Bowery r Knapp No s62 Hudson st j.
b Dodd No III Broadway +. Lyoa No AZ Grandst l.,
New York Mrs HAYES No rs FGlton-st Thomas
HAYES No &c Atlantc-st Brooklyn; and b. Druggists
Generally Price Is cts in large bottles Oh tn
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4 5 WET NURSE, by respectable married
IA Woman or she would take baby TO her ow house
Can give good reference. Call a No u McDousd St
Can he seen TN sutted ola II.
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Riph,h md Ninth Wards-Third District

kU1ItE-1he Wing DistIict Convention, 10 nominate fo
hse and Civ Justice will not meet at Mercer House on
18th Oct inst az "A published yesterday ia con-
sQueI &c OF the ene al Committee having puOshed 40
tat calling meeting of said auyenton Tor last evening
JAMES G. MOFFET Delegate Villa Ward
otu' Il. A. BORDEN, Dele gate iAth Ward
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THE SEw~YORk TRIBUNE

a, s,IryokSIA. OREGON AND THs sASDwGCH ISLANDS,
,ablistea On me departure Of each Man Steamer fey
c,ssrss friee 8. cents peT con-. -
80 GKEELEY Z MC ELfA1H. Publishers.
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THE NEW MODEL HOTEL.-Fu

ushed Rooms fr.m rs to is per week Single oedded
rooms rer NJ et ?scents including tights, attendance &c
&c This admirable and vel lighted and 'ehtiis 60 ea.
ce,lpg that its superiority and order are Pro'eI
bal Those desirous q having genteel and retired ao
Will find such AZ the Hotel junction Of ilIan Nofh
William and Frankfort-sts one block from the r1 a.
for Barksrs shop and Bath, TO LET or LEASE
&c tUs
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Uante0.

S Cook, Washer and Ironer by re-
N spectacle Girl understands baking well also, all
kinds OF has the best Of city reference from nsr last
place Can be for two days not engaged at No ga
Mulberry. ST between Spring and Prince. ~
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QrD Goods.

nRY GOODS AT PRICES 1O SUIT
1.-THE TIMES-Pdnis Ginghams, NJ sins, Dsiainss,
Cashmeres Broadcoths, Black Silks. &c Also damaged
Black Italian Crayats, Blankets, Linens TaDe Dims.z'
Tahie-clo,hs Towels Napkins. Sc, for sale % "
MATHEWS, No 80 CathanEe-r. oDE'
CANTON FLANNELS.-50 cases ex.
tra ,tout Canton Flsnnels For sale BY hEShffH
co No "a Broad-y aud - Ss~-H snS
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5perial Notices.

~ The judiciary Convention Will meet at the
p''sdrag House Oh fkIDAY EVENING. l7th Inst at
1Dr.inst y. G.. BRADFORD. Chairman.
CHAs,h n; CoaFy Secretaries ola
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BEAUTIFUL GIFT BOOk.-Pub
- hshed this morning.
SACRED STREAMS

- hshed this morning
SACRED STREAMS.
Or the Ancient and Modern History OF the Rivers
sf tine Bible
Edited by Geo Cbeever, ID ID.
Embeilished with fifty illustrations from original de-
sgIs. Elegantly bound muslin, price 81 % full g1',
81 30
THE author has selected his sacred localities and inter-
his de ptOn with pleasing and natural MIXTURE
of deyOLt reflections, which Itdeems The work from the
dreay mOnotony If gliding fine type and little
else characerZIg pictorial issues for the
for show The volume AZ profitable % the student,
and Il aieful to the feelings Of the Christian
Extract from DR.. Cheeyers Introduction.
We know work Of recent issue which We can more
earnestly commend 10 readers than thls IL was happy
thought Of Mr. GOs,e to group these descriptions IN
book with sketches Of their present appear
auce plural facts relate % them thus forming
a volume OF than common nteIest. Rev. Dr.
Cheeyer the work for the American Press and
pTefres ntTOd cli0D which he Just Tribute 10
It's merits The illustrations numerous and well e1ecn
ted and the typography paper and binding are such rs
render the volume handsome g book as well a, an VI
nament u tie library Commercial Advertiser.
sTRINGER = TOWNSEND,
ola 81 No. 222 Broad way
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
-vr rw-yORK DAILY TRIBUNE
THE NETWORK TRiBUNE

~xysosd egery TUESDAY and tRIckT moving. Pric
U,@smam Two copies for g. fen for S20 AdTe:
S.yrsu:s cents q llBe fOr each Assertion
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4 GENTS Wanted ten Men of good


DOCK. KEEPER.-A B0ok-K Keeper
bwants a situation. Refers 10 importing house IN
this city where he has had the charge Of set OF books by
double entr for nearly five years His present engage
ment with this honse will soon terminate. Address
SMITH Tribune Office. oil ~
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- FAMIIY.-1wo single gentlemen desnouS OF ac-
curing practical knGwedge Of the French language, can
be accommodated with pleasant room and bOafd IN A
uriyae French family residing at No l64 18th ST. between
Unuerstv- oil ace and 5th ay. Ola 81
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SIS true Spanish LAZY whiss fog
Q. to3 Broadway. TTyHl
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CHILD.-Wanted. an Infant to Nurse,
u by healthy, respectable American Woman. with
fresh breast of milk wb has lost her CHI Apply to Mrs
SHUTE No l33 East2h-st between Let and % avs TOR
! oneweek OLAF ts
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FNE FUHlFfhIs 4IN''
.sh,hsd ca the departure Of sach Mai Steamer Iof ~
ssso P,lcs q cents copy, ~ - per year. 70 any VI
Gszt 2rta4a pr a. - ne Continent, eotage incinoea
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Miscellaneous ADVERTISEMENTS.

DRESSES FOR SALE.-A Double
Il Adams 3roIler Press - - 10 inches piAses, per-
feet order capable Il doing rstrate improved
Hoes Screw Standing Press % by ,iI inches, but
superfoyal Press Boards eisan and
In excellent order, with wooden boards blocks, t dry
ng poles, &c, having been displaced By larger Adams
Improved and Hoes Hydraulic Presses VIII be sold very
lo~ for cash, II applied for .o,n. by JOHN A. GRAY
ss0STuxTA No a Cold-st., cor. Of 3 alton Il.
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DROUGHAM'S LYCEUM, BRoApwAY,
A STOR-PLACE OPERA-HOuSE.-
~ IIIE ASr EINE NLl,ILrS OLE Tile WIZ ARD

~ THE LAST FIVE NIGHTS OF THE WIZARD
Farewell auangement OF Professor ANDERSON the
great Wizard Of the Moth - To- reassd
day the 18th TUESDAY. the u Wednesday the 5th at
3P NJ Grand Day Z rlbrusuce and IN the evening at
New YORK Fnday the nth October. when he Will pro
coed to PHILADELPHIA and Commence Monday the goth
Prof ANDERSON bees most since ely to thank the
citizens of Newly ~ the pa'ronage they have hor
ally honoed his SOlkEES mYSrERlEUSE with during
the pas nine weeks and his eNerrns have met with
her appreciation Prof bees also 10 state that
quence OF the great demand tor seats he has
have the box Office FIR that from 81
NJ TO NJ, without any extra charge aud an eady
plicalion mnoDded Admission 20 all parts 30 cents
Special Notlce-AlI pers"ns having any claims against
Prof Andersen will be pleased 20 send them 10 the Aston
place Opera House. for adj Gstmen before Weses-
day next. olJN'
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4 5 NURSE and Seamsuess, In private
~ family. by a respectable Young Woman. She under
stands cutting and fitting cnd'ens clothing. and capable
OF dong all kinds OF PLAIN sewing Would have no osec
ton 10 60 South with family for the Winter The best OF
Guy reference can be gwen from her last place Apply al
No. Perry 81 Can be seen for two days Ola ~
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ROARD.-To Let with Board, for the
DWmter very pleasant back Paror The house is sit
uated on Abng don- square Apply at No Sthay
al 2lTnAIht
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New Publications.
The Great Book
This day Published, the fourth Edition Of

This day published, the fourth Edition II
MABEL, THE CHILD OF THE
1vA BATTLE ZELDA tale Of Waterloo, by the au-
thor OF Don Cezar De Bazan, Jane Brightwe, &c This
work drama2ed and performing with great
Of the principal theaters Fifty thousand copies Of
this work were sold London and the demand still
great.
See Notices from the American Press.
MABEL; OR, THE CHILD or THE BATTLE ZELDA tale
ateToo Those who GesIe 20 read stirring and
thrilling adventures will here find work of more han
tpaTy This wok from the pen OF one II the
most popular writers OF England, although we lei eve,
thus lar the world ignorance of that writer's name
These works her 10 paint trpe 20 nature
than dep.ct them The authors fancy would have them
This the secret of then popularity Akarman ofmsny
publishers No l02 Nassau ST. (Sunday Dispatch.
MABEL: OR, THE CHILD or THE BATTLE FIELD. Is the
tile thrlngly interesting tae Of Waterloo by the au
thor Of Don Caesar De Bazan and other popua noses
illustrated. Just published by kanan Ormshy No 100
Nassaust Of Ann IL Is splendid story of 2Oi
octave and will command the attention of the lovers
of romance and light reading. Sunday Atlas
Complete large volume Of 200 pages beautifully
illustrated. Price 50 cents.
AKARMAN ORMSBY,
No Mass II OF
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Tnpler Hall
LESTINALo of II | NGARlAN LlBFR-

Il TY -Heroism Rewarded Hrngarans Arouse Come
One Come All Rally round the Standard IT Freedom
A Peoples Offering Ia k1sSuih Prof ANDERSON, ever
desous honor 10 worth ard reward the brave nd
is IN couten pla'ion ~ Esse Fund To tangiby
reward this MARTYR OF Liberty and knowing there are
Thousands o. L0UsrS FREEDOM whose will not per-
them TO contribute IA large suns To THIS excellent aud
well-mer1ed Testimonial, would tee gli 10 add their
support Professor Ande therefore, has de-
eimned the pts OF his last mig this
CITY TO the kOSSl TIL FUND And e. enable him to en-
nance The amount he has taken that unsurpassed edcs,
TRlPLER HALL. for FRIDAY EVENI Nc NEXT, Oc-
tober H. when the wards Mage Laboratory will be
opened he will introduce several and astounding
wonders III hs mystic art Admission 30 cents Professor
feels proud ate that, enable him to swell the
OF the nbuton to this great Worker vi Free
dom this son Of Ibcry's Cause those, whose
necessary and Advertising Printing &c &c would 9th
ewIse form eIpepseshaye volunteered their work and
material gratis Hotel keepers ard the ration Of all
Lovers Of Liberty earnestly solicited Viva Ibsrue
Tickets may be- had he Hotels Resta arants and at g.
e. JOLLIES, No 800 Broadway. olJds
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Y'HE SPLEN DID kNICK Err.
u BOOKER HALL. 9Th ava GRAND MUSICAL
ENTERTAINMENTS by Miss JEANNE REYNOLD-
SON the celebrated Scottish Bs lad Singer and Mr. =.
BROU WEIR, the lpmiable Comic Singer. THIS Tues
day EVENING. Oct lith When 500 IN presents IA
GLIDING a fine gold watch VIII he distributed among the
aueience, free gf Admission IS ceB.s-dOors OPEN
a 7-commence n O'Clock Front seats reserved for
ladles-unruly boys not ad lit'ed olf lts
NOW OP f. N-THE NAPOLEON
/ GALLERY u the rooms If the National Academy
of Design. No. 6C3 Broadway opposite Bondst % Inn
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mo PARENTS and PRINCIPALS of

Il SCHOOLS-A Lady. expeuenced IN Teaching,
and well qualified instruct thoroughly N the French.
Spanh Gerusn and Latin languages aud all the branches
al good English education, Including Algebra and
Mathematics and also Drawing, Painting and o,her
ornamental scou euents desTous TO OBTAIN the sl-ua-
ton either Of TEACHER IN respectable Female Semi
nary. or COVERINGS IN a private family. Inc BEST
and references vi the highest and most
,peciahle character both the City and STATE OF New
os'r. CT
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A S good Cook and frst-rate Washer and
~ Ironer, by respectable Woman, in private family
Has lived three years IN her lat place Can at NO 70
cnt employers. ola 2t'
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S. SCHOOL AGENCY. No. 293

). SCHOOL AGENCY, No. 293
- Broadway established l847-Pstr ons interest,"
interest VI $40 Negotiations daIy by the best
Institutions. FAMILIES and Teachers Results not subject
orr conir" CAPITAL furnished by the patrons deposit
Of one yer cent years compensation pocres The
full .monht IN one or more engagements Apply ea-y.
with the money. postpad-personally If possible Refer
enc's exchanged Office hours 90 70 and TO O'Clock.
90 he +. II WILCOX. Proprietor.
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4 S NURSE and plain Sewer, or as Cham
~ BERNARD and TO assist IN washing and ironing By
Young Woman. Can be seen for two DAYS. Best OF city
reference from her aSt place Gail at No 81 llth.s IN
III. basement, Ola lie
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4 $ Cook, Washer and Ironer, by respec-
IA table Young Woman in a respectable family. Can
give the best Of city references Apply at No 2i8 Muber
ryk AZ
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psesss ran his own Landiord.-Fhe next regular
Ne ~ we hon Building Association val be he'd a,
sclort p~,usaeN on TUESDAY, the lssh INST AZ
v.s Ma N feiscns who prefer Ouying house of their
aSdl,c ieh' thty are now paying monthly - tneu
Np,.. .aho who does net y have opportunity Of
1su H""@NVe ieT 'vt tt.sspp ", 49,. go,
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no TINMEN.-Wanted. an experienced

II Tpnan to 70 a short distance IN the country, one
no thorous hy the bussess - snch STEADY
A,noiy =, NJ az p.sri 81 oil 81
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vTO SURVEYORS.-A Young Nam

Il familiar with Surveying wishes - Obtain employ
ment He is "a good DraughtsH an and can draw copy
maps plot notes. &c. and render himself OF service 10
hi. employer either Ou u doors or IN me drawing once
Cisy references gwen. Drectto Mr. III nj, No u he
81 cor Broadway. Oh 81
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ROARD.-Several gentlemen can be ac-
~ commodated With pleasant Boarding at No " VeSey-
81 ol3 81
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q To the wings Of the Eighteenth Ward

srsusnt published IN The IrIotns saturday pur-
tng TO come from Inspectors oi the Wing Primary
AstuSh IN the NNillih Mard which was essential ly and
AAt ty altered iIom and added 10 the true paper that
welo sgn.
he facts that the dav of me Election there
sssaeaaees al the polls which made decie giving
wlheaie We ed the votes the Ballet box and
.tia etpfsitd there for the ALyORp and VALENTINE
sAes e< votes, iog the ALVORD aud CARTER tcNets 24
~ eal IA IN cur judgment tins resuh lid mol fairly and
ssyess The Wig Opnion oi tins ard IN coDseq uence
sols'utoance alluded 10, We have declined and vet
woahe CIV ng any other certificate If Election than tho
se"'e statnens Of facts. Signed
49,, WM n. RuDD, (r.s,oo.o,
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A S good plain Cook and first rate Washer
IA ard Ironer do general homework in small
family by respectable Young Woman with good city ref
No objections TO take Of children. Apoy at
No 100 RvingtOn ST. ola IT.
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~ two single Gentlemen. can he accommodated tItn
Board house No 40 West lsh-st, pleasantly ntuetsu
between ssh and gin avs the vicinity OF i"of
routes. Reference required. GA "
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AMI M ,ihseaS,s,riai Home Association, 40.

GHNnea9sriai Home Association. No. L.
NATURALIZATION at MOUNT VERNON ga
assnsspAf, the lolh day Of Oct 1881 In honor Of
Asr,u,a VI the object tor which the Industrial Home
Csse,.,Ss' no was organ ~ the members VIII hold
kex,, On me SITE OF then village Mount ernon, hast
Il ssa"kpNE>DAN the l)th INST A special train
esea ch.rte ed from the New Haven htiIroAd
'ae eAcursloo- Addresses vail he uetiNsfeu
Saks !. shgohhoe persons. aud fOlt baad OF mHsc
ve,o, ..ts~a1ahce On ARRIVAL a the cars az Mount
procession viii be formed AT the Depot and
sr spot selected for the lcises Tents have
oss.Ss'a' ane other arrangements made for the ac-
Av.ENA % the members The cars Viii leave the
IN hnifoat DEPOT Canai-s... s. o'clock A VI
nsf~s se'a leaving Mount Vernon az 4, O'Clock NJ.
seeend and hnd ony wh stop the coracr
WI VI, anc the BoweTy Tor passengers. The III
ard the band Will please take their seats IN
sls NnN Tickets Will be furnished by the Conductors
cars Pnce ~ cents each
o. Dr ISAAC COVERT.
M Hnxamsn o. the CouEittee OF Arrangements.
sa sN,, .ae ~eather should prove stormy the EScur-
Ae place the fist far day. oi3 20
aih,ss now Deiicieusly IL Dresses the Hair, stops
kets,i;,, se'ss panorun, &C, Try JoNESs Coral Han
eod only at No sos Broadway, for IS.
NW,l,s remove Sunburn. Tan, Pinples. Frecklss,
sosp n &c. wash With the true JONESS Chemcal
saXf MAKES dark. yellow, sunburnt skin clear white
-. Buy II oaly a, No tV3 Broadway
- ladies .-JONEsS true Spanish Iay WIN. for
~sd onS q, No. ses Broadway. Tryal