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rzJ Eiphtb a nd Ninth W ards Democratic Wing |
~ 80, O., .urion-lJTId J1gfrfcf AT meeting

Ia Fifteenth Ward.-A meeting Will be he'd IA
Iote Chapel BIZ, adway THIS EVENING at !! oc,ocA,
for the PURPOSE OF forming the XVIII Ward Icmpefance
Alliance Those citizens If the Ward who desire 70 see
the Sunday liquor ,rafc suppressed, the polls removed
from grog-shops and the trade intoxicating drints
ken u1 ave earnestly invited 70 he present and help on
the good work. oSo lt'o
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e. The Washington Building Associations


IN successful operation ofe favorable mducemen -
capitalists fos Investment or ior persons TO own h2
stead special meeting "ill be held at warren "a
conner of Oliver and Henry. SIS, FRIDAY ENENlND'
October a. 1884, at 7oclOck Entrance lee igf tne Pie
with ne entrance Il NAV be ef, atthe Secres once
1888 pearit where the of incorporation ana lhe az
pubic and new s.mbefs vii be admitted The entrance
Zee wHl be increased after limited number OF snass are
regular meeting. and WILLIAM BRACKET Esq.,
III @oofsS 'ns niee'' JASPER c CHILDs. President,
H. H HOOPER, Secretary. 333 Pearlst oi'5h"SFH
f9 A Home For AH.-sECOND MANHATTAN
BUILDING ASSOCIATION Shares, $500 Monthigy
Dues. 50 Entrance Fee - owns 10 me uneHspe1
over 900 shares feur months. It has become Necessary
rrnc,ules As medium Of investment or the securing
hon stead this Association affords 20 the orSins man p!
cn,ar facss goua all others The subscription hs -
andy flpr No. and those no desire JON the pres
eni entrance fee must do 50 az once Mentors are heieU
noted 70 nav their entrance fees ana dues mmedaey
meeting VIII be held 1t the Mercer Hoqss corner Z.
Broome and Mercer SITS on MONDAY ENtNlNO heAL'
at o'clock, for the reception Of new members oy On
&c can be obtained at the Secretary once NO o.
N Sis II. B W OSBORN V P. Acting President.
a. Emigrant Intelligence ONCE snd Labs ,I
ssiabshed by Commissioners Of Emigration where can
always he found large numbers OF Laborers ana sI'ans
ver low rates OF and nave ther oruef
died by writing the Superintendent aud sending the
:oaD to pay the gassas. q me yaec IeSr'
my2 MWSFf Superintendent
- Bogle's Electric Hair Dye requires only to pe
known 70 be appreciated before yhng else us superior
merits are the theme OF admiration ana surprise Oy an
who use n The ladies' long oespaneo Oh ever ge'hs ~
rerfeci a Hair Dive. and are IN ecstacies with A.
To De had Of A r d SANDS. No 100 Fultsn. y hlsh-
ton CLARK Co No 273 Broadway j. MILAN Z Co No
1883 Broadway; VIZ II Cary Co. No 24j Peari-st.'
-ro,id INV - oil
~ Jones Coral Hair RestorativeIts MAKE ,l,s ne
haT gov dress t-onoe s. JONES ITALIAN CHEM
ICAL SOAP or clearing dark or yeCW ,ST and curing
sruptlons JONES SPANISH LILY-WHlTE Orlce Is,
the unrest and most harmless white made for The skin Of
ladies An these fine things sold al No 400 Broadway
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A S good plain Cook, Washer and lroner
IN or as Chambermaid and Waitress or TO mind emil
drea hy arespecahe Protestant Girl The best OF city am
country reference Apply at No 80 ChrSte St IN the rea
room No s. can be or two days If not engaged IL
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ALL THE PHILADELPHIA MAGA-
IA ZINES FOR NOVEMBER. ready THIS DAY, at
DEWITT 4 DAVENPORTS CHEAP PUBLICATION
DEPOT. Tribune Buildings Nassau-st
GRAHAMS MAGAZlNE-a most splendid nnmbet,
with numerous illustrations. Price q cents
GODYs LADYS BOOK-yery elegant Price % cts
sARTAIN's MAGAZINE-very beautiful Price Is cts
THE LADIES NATIONAI--very cheap and very
handsome. Only l84 cents per number.
Agents and the trade supplied on the best OF terms by
go DEWITT l. DAVENPORT, Tribune Buildings
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UNFINISHED ROOMS.-Wanted,
DOARD.-A Gentleman and his Wife
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET

Front paIsrs the second o third door, handsomely
furnished without board either with without bedrooms
attached with the free use Of bath, Al NO 1915 Chamoe-S
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10 Proposals for Grading the Purchase OF the
\ y and Mamaroneck Homestead Association VIII he
received until WEDNESDAY EVENING, 25d inst, at
the ice Of the Excelsior Building and Mutual Loan As
ISOLATION wheye specifications and maps can be seen.
By order Of the Association.
o2O2ts J. b ACkER President.
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q Third Ward Resalar WHY Nomination,

Az sixth Assembly District, Eighth Ward
utesng 81 The Wing Delegates elected % nominate
~ esnd date To be supported for ii the Assem-
gt'ses.d At hsgsns, No Al How ard on WEDNESDAY
hNiNG, The l5th inst The Convention was orxanized
C.ss.poantng MI. JOSEPH =. SIMPSON, Chairman and
psSheh u. LAKE. Secretary On notion II William b
NY NY EsQ seconded BY Mr.. Samuel Truesdell Hon
ILLS BLACKSTONE was unanimously nominated.
cs., JOSEPH p. SIMPSON Chairman.
esekGE 9. LAKE, Secretary o
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SCHTRERTH 4 CO-. 30. 257 Broad

Sway, n, Y. European and American MUSIC DEPOT
pupshed IN elegant and correct edition. Jenny Lnh
avorte NATIONAL and operate Songs for voice and piano
rom u CTS 10 Is Recently published by ms Tor voice Win
tssno AIT A-aihe Is When the swallows lsc.
Schuh,rth, Ave Mara Bic RIcci, valse Cavatne CSC.
Canilal Star Of Hone lsc Ksecsen, Oh vert thon
ume. Bic.
Kre6s. Home, Csc Krebs To Adelaide, Bic.
Meuce sonn. On Wings Of Music 3Sc. and tAe Parting
Hour. lcc.
Indrantner Standard Beaver $50. and the famous Or
,anco Song composed ~ Iiudpainrner. SOC
On hano collection OF the gems Of German Songs WIN
Fngsn Words ny the celebrated composers. Schnnerth
Ne1delssenn, KuecAen Krebs Lndpainner. spohr Res-
Lntlad Slsyer Schumann. Fesca, Reneke, Spon-
holN Webber. SIeyerheer, etc
Recently elegantly published by rs for the Piano
v StrasosCh's Bluette Musicale. &c.
Y SfIakoschs La Confession" ldglle. SOC
Y StIakoschs Sssetheart's Polka, Soc.
tanAens New Costume Polka 2jc.
EauSer Musical Fund Hall Polka. 3sc.
NoDdessohns Songs without words Book, No J. DC
Pi.cmuller eight American Ans easy Rundos each, pc
Ofrmmense stock OF Music, for Voice Pano, Organ,
NoAn, N,omcelo Guitars. Orchestra etc the greatest
.nd mos coIapleie the United Sates) we re-
spectfrtlr recommend To the public.
SCHUBERTH s co. Publishers and importers
pa 2mNM&S
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no SCHOOLS AND FAMILIES.-A

l. highly approved Female Teacher of French. attn,
Mathematics Drawing, with some Knowledge of Muse,
wishes an engagement the City Apply person
aliv TO + n WLCOXS. L s School. Agency. 293 Bread
way where are found the best teaches n every Department.
and Schools IN all parts Of the Union 81 procures sl0O
Es,.LSbed teI7 Tor ali educational orders o20 2ts
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ROARD-For Gentlemen and their
IIWTes and slngle Gentlemen, may be had al No n
Leroy-placs Reecker-st os 2~Mwsrs
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NLEGANTLY | l. l. u : Il K A L Il ID
H. WORKS-D. APPLETON 4 CO Will publish on

ELEGANTLY ILL u ST RA / Il ID
IL WORKS-D. APPLETON & CO Will publish on
TUESDAY - .,,
CHRISTMAS WITH THE POETS collection Of
Songs Carols and Descriptive Verses relating 10 the Fest-
val Of CHRISTMAS the AngoNOrna 20 the present
time Fmhelished with fifty tinted illustrations by tos-
Ter and with initial letters and other ornaments. one
volume royal octave, price 81 80. NOR. extra SIC
This IS without exception one OF the most bedulllu,
volumes issued from the press The typography ana
paUer have never been surpassed The embellishments
consist Of exQuiely tinted engraylngs. illustrative oil
passages relating 20 Christmas and kindred subjects rom
the Poets They perfect and have rarely been
equaed IN artistic merit
ON THURSDAY
LYRICS OF THE HEART, with other Poems by
Aaric A Watts With forty-one exquisite EngraNngs on
steel one vol. octave. Cloth s.. NOR. extra 81 80
No volume of poems been offered 10 the pubic
dSpavng IN ITS appearance much taste elegance and
richness AS these delightful "Lyucs." The engra'nss
AZ executed m the highest style OF the art from the de
Signs Of the hest modern painters
ON SATURDAY .
MRS. JAAIIESONS COURT OF CHARLES II ne
mons If the Beauties Of the Court OF Charles H. Win
Their Portraits the most eminent painters
the DIARIES Of Pepys Evelyn, Clarendon and other CO.
temporary writers. b. Mrs Jameson lwenty-one
hneiy engraved plates. One vol imperial octave mf ei-
ecant, SO. ~ 49,, %,
Mrs Jamiesons popular biographies Of the Court OF
Charles IL are now the first time introduced 20 te
Ameucan public m elegant form The PORTRAITS ia 'he
present volume are beautifully engraved IN tue nnsst
Style of the art. N-VV@
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TIE PcNc Excursion Of this Association Will take place
on WEDNESDAY. Oct a. proceeding by steamboat 70
JNIONPORI the site Of their conte mplated village, al
fdhg treat To all who attend rhe interest OF the
viii be greatly increased by its beng the initiative
OF steam navigation Of sstcheste Greek and the brilliant
,c.ptoA proposed q be by the Of the
~ Ladies and gentlemen cordially invited particle
nate With the members
The steamer SorW ak viii leave the foo: OF Canal
- Y AZ Soclock. Caihegne-si a. 81, and BreOme ST.
y a, 81 O'Clock superior Band has been engaged.
Trkets fer the Excursion Faty Cens-Io be mad " tue
p,.cu,ve Committee, n Palmer, No ls9 llam- St and
No ~ He>tey.sf S Feeks, No le9 Cinton-St; n. y.
MIA No A5l Broadway y Y. K Bradford No IS North
T,,st W,lla,ssburgh David Fitch No South Seventh
=, Wilhamsburgh also Of Commerford kedsats, Nos
a52 and "a Broadway, and j. A Hah'sehooh 20 100
Spring-st.. NY. - =
fS- A Cnrd.-ELIzABETH BLACKWELL, NJ; D..
ha,rrx fam ~ d G
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Two MUSIC TEACHERS.-Wante

Teacher # the Piano and Singing in a Female Sem
mary Apply to KERSIEG BREUSlNG.i2l Broadway,
on ednesay morning next. between aud H. when an
,rgao.ment can he made immediately o2Hs
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

SERVANTS.-The very best Servants
~ IN this cy can be obtained the Select Protestant
As,Hsv No Carmine-st near Bleecser-s and h-ay,
and at the Society Office" No 100 Chambers =, 100
rad Tor T. or c.r,ntrv 30 6,'
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SITTATIONS-Wanted. by two respect

e. 4 III y S-N dnteO. ON TWO respect
~ able Young Women one Cook, hrst-ra'e Pastry
and Bsker has no oh,ecs,sn washing and uon
Bg god CITY reference from he< last place The other
Protestant and wishes situation Seamsiress and -
Do Light chamberwork objection % DO NJ hns muslIn
and French ut1g has good city reference from her last
place where she lived three Can he for three
days - No = Cornea-st the rear III the basemeni
90 ~
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DOCHEFOUCAULD'S MAXIMS.-A
y new and ee-aA; edition with splendid portrait
Pnce g. laa Iay lions Els ments OF Thought, 10 m &c
> cents Alyus Ritual Of tresmasonry 81 Just pn'-
,hed By Renting 10. hooks s be sent by mni ~ a.
dlfseed. In part Of the United States or Canada
go 30 W GOWANS No IFS Fulton st, NeN-TSs
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DOARD-Wanted, with furnished Rooms

On u, % - se can be realized for rcod pay: to
commence between -Is anu nc is''
A.a..s. d :, LIZ orl,e %"
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NO PHYSICIANS and APOTHECA-

j RIES The advertiser who has studied IN l. ndoni
eJIous II obtaining with Physcsan IN good
practice IN town or country He has had considerable ex
feTenc, as an accoucheur can compound and dispense
medicines would keep the books required and IN every
way himself valuable to his employer No objection
South Good references given in answer 70 letters 10
} W Office Of The Tribune. go IT. -
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HEACHER.-A young Geneveese, who

u has had some experience IN Teaching III hls own
this wishes TO engage few hours dHly IN
tuir n either Schools private families OF tins city
lie n competent Ia teach French, Latin Greek and Mah-
ematcs The best references he gwen Apply by let
ter postpaid to G II. X Box No. $40 Union square Post
Office or To the Office of this paper. OLD lmM"SF'
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II MIR. VIM II. Bradbury would respecihiy an
nounce that by the first Of November ne VIII have compe
ted his musical ouTueyngs, IN attendance upon Soh'eu
mons abroad and VIII be resy to resume nus Class Teach
ing ec IA tbs CITY and VICINITY Applications Tor Ass
hing A. m out of town shoad be made soon, and 10
say tine he wold add that his terms Tor such classes
aTee OF small are nyaIiahly One Hundred Dollars ana
,Yp,nsss per course Of twelve evenings WM h BkAL-
ri RY NJ l6 East Egheenih-s Nos 1873 ~ ilS Broad
W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-20

~ Redemption from Spectacles. Natural SIGHT
Restored and Near Sight Cured -Prui. BRONSON
enables persons preserve their natural sight TO restore
II after ass. have been used for and 10 cure near
sight all IN weeks months, without pam. rsk or
lu'urv at "A reasonable expense Diseased Eyes also
treated. Several thousand references None but
psd letters received. Students instructed Medical advice
and prescriptions gwen. Homeopathic and Hydropatnic
ENplanatoTg pan phlets given to callers.
In NEw-NoRR, No. AZ Chaubers-st, near Stewart s.
every other TIL RSDAl and SATJ RDAS from 10 H.
w Oct q and IS. Nov. o. s, 20 and q
In PHILADEIrHlA al Mis- kueasss No lSi Che snut-st
eVeTy fourth FRIDAY from 10 10 L. Oct. a. Nov. 81
Dec - sc .
IL BosToN at the Marlboro Hstel, every MONDAY
la WORt ESTER, at the American, every other IL Is
DAY from 10 to 4. oct. 81, &c.
In SrRINGFiELp. al the American House every otAsr
I'll ESDAl Evening, from log, VIZ Oct. q. Sc
In HARTFORD at the American, every other WEDNhS-
DAY ForeroOn from o. H.. VIZ Oct y, sc
In NEw- HAVEN at Union House. opposite the Rasrsad
Staiar every other WEDNESDAY Afternoon from 70 D.
VIZ Oct. % &c. OWL
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~ Industrial Home Association; 10. "a
secsl meeting Will be held az Chatham Hsi No MAJ
ham Square. on MONDAY EVENING, Oct ~, a. q
ocock Interesting and important business VIII ne orousht
hsfe the AssDcaf,on Eyev member should be present
h A BAILEY President.
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to CALIFORNIA TRAVEL

! EKS-A party. consisting mostly Of LADIES and
Children WHO 60 20 re- ON their husbands IN California
vii leave New York early November They viii be dc
compand through b. experienced physician, engaged
r thai rpose VINO has been the route many times
Auy per.ons desire avail themselves II The opportu-
rIy t. oin tins party may do al rnz expense, oy
-, a. H. ubvsc,an 90 81.
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NO MERCHANT TAILORS or

i CLOTHIERS Wanted situation as Foreman or
General Gutter by Man OF steady, temperate habits and
Of hrstraie experience Has been business hve years
for himself and acquainted with all branches of the
trade Can give good reference line addressed 70 G.,
le az the Tribune Office at the Broadway Post Office.
VII meet with prompt attention ol8 o.
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EERNANTS.-The best and most re-
~ fable Servants for all domestic situations OBJ
talnrd AZ the NevIork Agency, No rs Chamhers-st.
aides Hotel keepers, wall find N object 20 call
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DAMAGED BLANKETS, assorted Sic
~ res and qualities. DE Lanes. Csshmeres, Mennos
Pnnts Flannels &c Also. LLnsns, Table Anzsss Tow
cling DapSr NAPKINS Table Cloths &c, fog sale low BY
a. s,s WM MATHEWS. 90 Catherine Il.
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will remain open during the week at Castle Garden The
whole exhibition Is IN the most perfect order lhere
Will be display 'of Fireworks THIS EVENING, at II
o'clock. If the weather permits
WILLIAM HALL, Chairman.
JOHN w CHAMBERS. Secretary Manager. o20o
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STTUATION.-Wanted. by Young Man

,, recently from England situation As CLERA Book
by double single entry 10 learn mechanical
business To respectable firm the subscriber would
found responsible anc TT swOrhy. Reference OF secu
nty gwen Address W c.. Tribune Office. o2o GNWSS'
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MODES. PARIS LINGE-

DOBES. MODES, PAKIS LINTE-
IL REF GAyELLE. having inst returned from
pans Will ouen on Thursday next the 10Th mss splendid
"a o,s NV a,zsrtment " Siks. Breakfast and Ssree
Drs.ses Of sew description. Cl0aks Of varous shapes
"a n.teras Lace and Velvet Caps and B0nDets, such
40 are 10 be adopted Pans next ntsr and selected "a
the rios, tasteful houses Ensbroldenes, FIpwers KID
b0ns and generally all the articles connected WITH u.
5e. -. ol3Gs
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Mr. VIM Il. Bradbury would II

rP- DIR. Turner. Chrome Thermalist No 22t l2ih-
II RrUadway-No bleeding. bsteTng leeching, cup ns
OF other lnCulsltorll torments. oio lVt'
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re- A Cnrd.-ELIzABETH BLACKWELL, NJ; D..
N"''"' ol3 iwMWF'
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AS Cook. and to wash and iron IN prl-
~ yate family by one and Chambermaid and Laun-
dress or ali the housework by the other These r
are yery experienced and have good City reference Call
AT No "a 9th ay., IN the book store oN u
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VNUTOR.-A Young Gentleman, who

can give undoubted city reference desires engage
Hent IN private family Tutor Time 20 splt the con-
veneuce Of patrons. Address JAMES, New-fors Post
Office OF 30
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Two APOTHEC ARIES. Wanted by a

Il fully qualified Apothecay situation as manager OF
the compromising department Of drug store The highest
tStimoHias Qualifications &c will be even Address,
stating terms Sc Box 2l5 Post. Office, Toledo. OHIO.
cig
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~ r;ghrh Ward.-The Charter Convention m 81,
,vsr., -, The cal Of the General ann Ward Committees
=, ~ A. H,.aTd st Oct a. 1851. aud organized by ap
-.r,,np IN ! " FELL Chairman, and J. J. SlLLCOsh
S"-,~,, vhen II mas unanimously resolved that EZRA
SAITH ESQ, be le-nom-aated Alderman. Committee
WIS spsor,ed 10 walt upon Aid smith who siyse4neh.Iy
mated ... .,.x.,,
pr sderm0a-JAMES WEBB.
r., 1s,,sts,t 4Ife~mrr-IOSEPH BAINES.
Eor AesessOT-THEODOHE kELLkf. - - -
For Commission Of Common Schoois-J "kLDON
FELL ..,.,,n
Tor Trnstee-H SOUTHMAYD.
Far Jasptcfor-JOSE2H W. KELLOGG.
For COnsfqbleS-JOsETH A. DIVINE dad W b. JoNts-
" J WELDON FELL, Chairman.
II sutcocK cscretarv O20 ITO
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NO PRTNTERS-If any practical

i printer has managed 10 50 900. and has thor
oush knowledge newspaper and general Job business he
can obtain half OF hourlshlng DAILY and Weekly
Democratic Paper upon application 20 the Editor of The
INST olS3'N'
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VO JOVRNALISTS and other LINER

Il AIRY MEN-Wantsd by the Editor Of All R7ueR-
mai independent Provincial newspaper, rate New
Yerk Correspondent, who can furnish three letters
week. To who keeps tde run Of City, State and Ma
tlOnal politics as 10 be able cTucay irrespective Of
party. clique that does wal. straight, -
per letter vii be paid weekly, through respectable house
in New-YoTk The advertiser viii employ the
recommendation Of another the only reference he re.
cures Of applicant lust such letter AZ he would
send for publication were he engaged The situation Will
b. permanent The letters must contain comments ca the
and gossip Of the day, Well politics Those
who desire such engagement requested 20 ncose
sample letter 70 ID ID d. Tribune Office Ii engage
uent be made the sample letter will be paid for,
other letter The stnctest confidence he relied on
The advertiser leaves the city SATURDAY, Oct Is ater
which Il viii De useless 30 aLply go IL
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Uanteo.

A good plain Cook, by respectable
"A Grl M small family, first rate Washer and Iron
Can get the best Of city reference II required Apply
AT No 27 l6hst between 7th and 9Th avs Can be seen
for two DAYS "<VN-
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SERVANTS WANT PLACES.-Ths

- hes' If Cooks Nurses Housework Grs Seamstress-
e. (hamh. fmalGs. Mattresses LaundfesSes, nc also
Boys Tor brands. Trades Stores SC Men a. Farmers
Watsrs. Pcrers &C best Office for good SeTyass-N.
Tmplo,ment Office, No s78 BrOad~av
GO ~ p SAUNDERS.
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Y aoI experienced Canvassers can find employment IA
obta ne Advertisements for the international Magazine
TO BUSINESS MEN In consequence Of numerous ap-
ucafIons from leading business houses The publishers OF
he INTERNATIONAL have concluded hereafter o re
cerve ACCOMPLISHMENTS Tor that p0oulzr
fanny neroical upon the plan Of the trans Atlantic Maya
me. annlv ~ STRlNGER TOWNSEND,
ofg a fi' No. % Broadway.
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PHYSIOLOGY will be delivered on MONDAY. II Rs.
DAY. WEDNESDAY, and THU kSDAh. Oct ~, q y
and 30 IN Hone Chapel. broadway ILLUSTRATED y al MS
Models and PaintMgsfor gentlemen al and Tor Iaiss
ON Female Health al O'Clock During his stay, Ut n
will remain az the Aston House o<S ~
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AS CHAMBERMAiD and Seamstress by a
N respectable American Young Woman. with good o.y
reference Apply at 60 l42 av for two days o2O t
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a : general HOUsEMATD, or Chambermald
~ and Ianndress bv very smart and tidy Young Wo-
man rs good uan Cook and first rate Washer and lroner
Has very good city reference and willing 10 make herself
generally useful good home rs more an oDect thah
wages Call al No 223 B0weTy o@O It'N
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wiz mold REGULAR meeting IN the conssory adj onlng
the Dutch Reformed Church OF Market and Henry
SITS, ON MONDAY ~ o'clock. BY order.
o30 II. JOEL BLACKMER.
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A BLEACHER and DYER, thoroughly
EANVASSERS WANTED.-Capable

~ ACQUAINTED with bleaching and black and fancy dying
wishes situation. First class references Will BE- gwen
Address Roy 8 49, through the Post Office OF 80
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EEMALE TEACHER. A Lady is
IL wanted IN a small Seminary IN Western New YORK,
10 teach French and Music Apply at No III cor
ner of i2til-st. olo q
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4 S Cook. in private family, by Prot
~ estant Young Woman, who is willing to ASSIST IN the
Washing and IRONING Has objection 10 90 Short dis-
lance M the country Can produce good city reference
required Apply at No 1888 3d-ay. near l3th-s go ITO