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From the Red River standard
Indian sports he Indian hall Play

Friday The sih, was brisk day in our sister Town of
kowland and her usually qaet and lanes presented
gay and animated appearance not often To be
that quiet adjunct 10 The long talked of ball
play was to come OF al l2 and great excitement
phrase was caused thereby. Early in the morning quite
number OF citizens lief, 10 witness the spor,
They returned the evening highly elaed the fun they
had Witnessed and iron them we CLEAN items OF the
There fifty four Indians engaged in the play,
twenty seven on side Caph Saunksha had charge Of
play opened patty OF weldessed. gay looking fqaaws
sbont twenty i've IN number, proceeded 10 chant and
dance HE conjnre dance alter the music OF pan
beaten VIII stick IN the hand of of the parties
! his display OF the g poetry OF motion was Tor the
success oil the Sauluksha party When the red skinned
nymphs OF The Sauiuk sha had closed a like number
Of squaws, decked IN their eis through
The same saltaiory eyoulions Tor the benefit Of the
Jones faction. Each Party was attended BY its
: medicine man." who performed several Offices OF
conlaraion. aud invoked the 'sGreai Spirit TO give
their respective captains the victory, The medicine
man OF The Jones party WAS venerable. pinched,
ank looking iiie savage we'll stricken in Year,, where
as the medicine OF the Sautuksha party was
pale, robust athletic fellow OF not over twenty five,
and 10 appear venerable aad gravelookins spite OF
youth bad recourse 10 long beard OF sheep skin wilh
the woo or, which he under his chin. Al 10,
m, the bell was thrown up and The play began. The
lead and made the three rs, scores, and their friends
came down with their dust" upon them a, grea, odds
The blood Of all the Sauinkshss up however, and
they made he scores and the eighth score
in the lead OF Their competitors, and con-
tnued to lead until their twelfth closed the game.
which stood thus SaGtuksha twelve scores, Jones
scores.
The game about two hours in being played
General good Older and harmless han,y prevailed
throughout the day, though PANIED 10 add that in
brawi which took place between some Indians the
night previous three OF them severely stabbed.
friend who piied up' The Jones party, by reason OF
has faith in the gtosy look of their medicine man.
SICK Of gravity, and, blessing himself aie fashion,
that he wouldn't give sheeps tail in extremity for
all the gravity dignity, and ghosB.ss We learn
that The play between The parties OF which
due notice will be given, is 10 come of in this town.
xviii anybody bet on the bay!
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eshsrs do We compass tie same slow pace until
halt al aeon upou bridge spanning strange bat beau
nfni stream called Ass7sSg1a where We larry feed
our horses ard enjoy the substantial colenls Of our
toIsabs isfdsr Two lofty bills almost perpe
larry within few hundred yards Of u.s. down one OF
winch an avalanche has made perfectly smolh pathway
and between which blows fresh breeze, whereby the
hss sie driven away and for brei time enjoy the
luxury OIL breathing with unveiled faces clean white
cloth spread upon the flooring OF The bridge and when
covered with cold tongue aud ham. and other Alhol
House subsianiiss, presents most tempting picture TO
hungry man, hui not sufficiently 10 prevent The
angler OF The expedition from FIRST throwing fly in
nelsbboring pool and capturing dozen or two OF the
spoiled beauties, when his dinner is eaen with clear
conscence Tor surely would do for true angler
10 turn deal ear TO The singing OF stream ike The
Aswsquegsn.
but who are these coming down the pathway OF the
avalanche, resembling aged Indian with pack OF inrs
upon has back. and accompanied by boy, who would
lam break bread with The bridget Surely, mu
sic has power 10 soohe the breast, Hsiax
oTgGn-srinder accompanied by his son Five months
ago he left his boyhoods home in the SHADOW OF the
APenninss, three months ago he playing There is
no pfse like Home IN The roiundo OF the Asor House,
New York; and three weeks ago. from The lower potoQ
OF The ciyof Quebec, echoing. with his machine,
G.d saus The Quan, il pealed sweeiy in the evening
air from the Plains Of Abraham. Our foreign friend
seems somewhat bew derd al his present posiion, and
BIZ state OF mind is BY quoted when inform
him that be must Jet travel twenty miles before
coming toa houre. Our hearts moved 10 pity, and
We cheer him and his companion with good thick slice
oi bacon and cup OF wiDe leaving him TO journey on
through land of wolves and bears, with music on his
back II not in bis heart. Another long tedious hilly
lonely and now somewhat monoonous ride and white
watching the clouds gathering around the setting fun we
deecend into the valley OF the Matapsdis. and The
junction OF that stream with the cazepshel (Which
Crosse, thirty six miles from morning starting place.
we pull up before The cabin of Jonathan Noble The
father Of our friend the rosman.
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LARm FOR SALE twelve miIos from W aahin tom,
bounded by the railroad and turnpike BALTIMORE half mile
railroad Bets,is, Containing os
woodland abou, -
with timothy, aud grass, through which
beautiful Of also each bed The land is
kind TO WORK being sloap clay subse holding ali the
puf upon the land.
improvements comfortable house, with
pso dninc and the ft hoos
he'd 70 feet fronl and
outsd. Kitchen with above for
well with The door; ace house Poul
house and yards shade and abundance
shrubbery around the stable and hsyloft
both tsbngied well pump stable
which he'd rranary,
sbsd- co the yard, shng,od uit
ounce, plum, peach and Ac also,
100
peach punis, garden, with
raspberry bushes and bed utt
The house stands ground Overlooking the surround
county, perfectly healthy .rceieH
nxbtornood house and kcbeu, aoiaing the rail
land aud fruit Aire
twoory house, piazza and cellar
s.ruhscry bease IN,
suitable residence small family
Arm Ao Blacksmith shop, with two hfcs
the pike
Nearly tins
property years II would make hno dairy and
NAH supplying Washington market, well
country resd.nc~ having railroad 10 Wash
instpn four us'es . day, a : baltimore city,
wal, be Richard Paiien
70 Baltimore, VIM HayieJ, fcnpsvana avenue
W n~hinEon.
Aus sa-aaw3wa frntl
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ny GREEN SCOTT, Asetseossss.
Sai~ Of House held ana KtGeheA pusn1euSe.
On Mo~dsy, The 2ad shaa ss ~ 10 scssch,
residence Of Mrs A. L. Roeevs. ses ss1s rsnsyvaats
between th and 18TH sve~ by vtss of tss1 -
recorded good u
Mahogany sofss, lounges pzriof and rockicg chain
sdekoard dressing ard othsr karsaus
card, srteosioa, dinng, and other table,
I" marble tnp, psef table, and Git Gsss airrr~
cirsndoies solar, hail. and other lamps
hautel ornaments, &c
hne painted cottage ehsmber
Maple painted wardroees, bedstesds s~d vsshWas~~
Weather bsds, hair and shuck and h~dd'ns
PITY tngrrn, p~~ags snd sser carpets oil c,oh
OH window
China, glass, and crcckery ware plated castor, &C
Cane and other chair
Large cooking. and other seves
Shovel o. ,unes, androns and TENDERS
esod Of ki,chsa reau'ss'~s .<~~---
Terms cash "'" -
Ang le-A -
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beiag nsds u ~ Tuesss io his reception the i5h.
AAd thH sgsst bs THaDoa PAiAcs Versailles 10 sal
10 he in cosns Of s~besi shmsnt for the Espfsss
There IL Dot particle OF additional worth send
ing, 90 wall not dsian you loager. c.
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Gy- Nethodist Episcopal Church konth, ssh street,
north Of the fAnnt onhccIhe Rev. Bishop cnPe OF South
Carolina, viii church Sunday IL
ococs sad At O'Clock ia The The public invited.
Anra 20
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as q. INQUIRE A~csssseev.

vrrpy VALUABLE MARKETGARDEN AT AUcTToM,-Os
w,d,..dsy afternoon, August l7h at occck pss-
1fs lots ssA t0
~ q. hirh rossd and IN good u cssavssaa
with gcsd, sshsfnshs
hns hulse, the ~hoss co~tsnas 7ssns
THE nd srusshc
e,prilys secured rb~srisr Interest
prcpsry .od tho ss and II fs
JAS. g. nc0UthE,
Ausll-d Ase0o~eM.
nIm ccns~qwsn~e of the rain, the skSve sale
pon.d until MonSsy afternoon August ~ ~ The
JAS. c. MCGUIRE.
Augo Ascseaeu
NATIONAL msgassse for AaGuss-Tss reA~s n~nAs
IN puhhAhed Fw
GRAY h BALI.AMTYnR,
JuvT ee~saNh ssva
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mas MesAsy
Il desirable th,ss sho~ia
snnue Tp',or from ss pr s.srer,
prime pal The bookstore Of VIM NJ Morrison O..
Ass ai-a3~n o, g. WIGHT, rrscips,
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VEnY VALUABLE CANAL PROPERTY AT AUCTTON.-
Friday a.eust 2Ah. e'elcct, p~e
No I'D n I4A
SD having out II 10
sstssne sqnarv feel.
worthy ri The nsu "a
cspsss'ss manulne,ssv
business " occupied VERY sus~eay
n0mb~ A~pss which tnejnss.
y rr~s-ss~s recs'is sdvssssres
Trrs Or~ third c..s The twelve esseen
moths, for note. satisfactorily sec.red, .e.us
yAa c. nceUIn4
Aph-~s1 Aasna0Sw
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Cards 80 cents To be ssa N'ns p"c'p e"ts
.cs 90 ana.r door The Of
49, u.-...u. -,
the Cowmsiees n the vnvtous
have s,esisss 70 r.s e ss and IN is' cs"ss
Aues
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BY TELEGRAPH.

rseonEss or
hs~ oaLxAss. Aug is.--The total number OF deaths
within the twenty tour hour ending o. m 10 dsy
2,s. Of which ls5 were yellow fewer
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Nichssn
Wednesday the 10Th instant JOHN W. STRONG,
eco, aged s. years.
Mr. daring the last cur has resided wsshrgion
Of FSrl,ns
greatly impaired obsned Temporary
This visit Though
suffering he deeoed
Of his death he
chsif jut cheerful
phy,'cian He suddenly raised
pred without further struggle.
Mr. Windsor, Connecticut I7ss when
young he New
where he viii be remembered
and liberal of her pioneer aer-
city, svovsby k.o~n
both = ind magistrate.
ODD FELlOWs' HALL
BENEFIT or THE NEW ORLEANS SUFFERERS
Under The direction Of Mr. W. N. FOSTER.
Grand Dvert,semept Entertainment be
Mospar EvsurSa Arersr "a.
MISS JULIA RENwICKs. nEssRsa JANEs sHERRiFr q.
w. TAYLOR, w. CULLEH, Master JEROME fosTsR,
md
METROPOLITAN GfEE CLUB,
Together With osoHssrs., WI spr~" 'o "s
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try Canal Maher Is suii engsE~d In
cre session, the motion strike five cosns in DE
cbage
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DARN tanning Al sdie'nins the
Vim Minor The improvements spoa y are
small peach orchard
ard variety 4 Delightful sch q ~sse - ~.
ysd make the s"i - veil
saaptsd and fruits sod at ,'. tive
mi good cultivation There sufficient osanny ~ No
bst Ordinary purpose lpuuc Il Ery rrrm'sss
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PrrrsSuRs, August 1.-The late heavy raias havs
caused tine rivers There 10 Ave feet Of
water in the channel, and stia rising. Frghu will be
reduced considerably, and business rendered mnch
active.
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Nav YoKK. Aug l9.-Tbe steamship Chsrohcs, from
New Ohcsns, via Havana, arrived this port this
ing bringing one handred and ten passenger.
She le Havana the l4th inst, ba, her Is Of
importance.
She ha, been detained the quarantine.
sry measure against the yellow lever.
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CELEBRATION Tns rrw ENGLAND REoarsr.
BosToS. Aug. l9.-rhe anniversary of the Nnth New
Engn Regiment General P,ercr) viii be ceisbrassd
. Hartford Several Of the officers
route for that city.
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ALEXANDRIA ACADEMY,

fall will 18th September. The
Of sfpdy embraces The usual English branches, the Lsn
French, and German languages, and hoourh course OF
mat philosophy chemistry, and
rronoy apparatus delivered 10 The students On
ring The
svnr complete order and Instructors
experienced IN tfir pfoen 70 N. smiu .'nd'n
oroush fnuctior and fun and extensive
g Of education.
TERMS tuition $3.50 for %, academic year al Ten
quarterly The modern Languages ~
quser ccus canbe obtained BY addrsnr ne IN
dsrsirped. A. L. hso,hElit
Ang 2o-eodqf Fnncipsi
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THE Heavenly Home, az. Tho EmPfoys~ents s~d
Epjaym.ns cf the Saint IN Heaven BY Rev H. Hsrhsngh,
A NJ. g..
ooodcs Better Coversrt, i2no. 60 cents
Christ, Ersmplc; by Caroline Fry. Is cents
Aueriea found Mrs buncss VI
nd Fruits tcrsthan Edward. VI
God the True Barrier sCans houh and Inv
del aggression by II. Merle D'hpsrne, D. n. Is cents
Esrsr's Variations Of Poetry. 81 .
tof sale by CRAY - HA.LNItN NJ
Aug ~ fstsrl 9Th stf-~f, n~sr cdd feho~s' MIL
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IMPORTANT sxon IL
Nsw oELKAs., Aug. IL The Pea anc has advice
from III Paso the 2ld Of July.
1laers great excitement there in conssqssass OF
party Of Aecsns having attacked the jail pas-
pose Of e.cang Istarned Californian who had bsss
justly imprisoned by the MexicAps.
The guard Of Mexican troops bred on the Americans.
kAling the disuic of III Paso county, Twxss
AFFAIR il moi known.
The Mexcans had taken arms. and were drilling near
tho Americsn town Of III Paso. which In great dan
ger.
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Ipx SAIF-Horss, Buggy. and Usrness--Tbs horse
I'm. for s3ic ard action cannot be snpas-d Ihs
harness IN coed order Apply ~ hrch ssss s
Aux
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We have ever found thai blacksmiths are, more or
less. given To vice Carpenters for the most psr rpeak
plainly. bot they viii chsel when they get chance
Not urfr,quenily they bores and often annoy
with the iFold saws
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lent deposit Of ssnd fos nanaiscunng glass great guam
tues u coal and very rich layers Of iron ose--An amount
ot mineral wealth which will make the sro, qai's at'Ise
i've TO capitalists.
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Ar rocEsrnIc mrnBrS % Cosenrss-Hon. Caleb
Lyon, who has just returned iron visit 10 Eufcpe.s
member IF Congress elect from the section OF
New York. and is ssd be talented and exceedingly
centric. correspondent OF the Philadelphia Inquirer
says;
1--WE have him before now with PLAID silk
val, monkey JAG kei. and green and black pants Ia
ball loom, The observed OF all Observers, perfectly at
home IN bus Oddities and really beloved by all who knew
how good hear hdien behind his California rig
He devised The seal of the State OF California; clerk
OF The constitutional convention OF that Stale; has BEEN
bearer Of dispatches to China and Brsz bsheve came
home from California and stumped for assembly three
years ago, succeeded when ibe senators resigned TO
defeat the canal BILL he too resigned, defeat the sena
tor from his district elected stump candl-
date Tor Congress elected oi course make
feeling speech, taking fugitive poem almost
anybody; and we predict that he will be the FIRST man
asked Tor as strangers in The gallery OF the House oil
Representatives, after Congress meets"
Rrp MaRnLE-A recent Pitisbsrg paper speak. OF hav
ing inspected specimen Of genuine marble, discovered
lin Somerset county, Pa The line OF The P,sburg and
Connelsvile railroad which Of redd,sh color, beau
iully varcgssd susceptible OF high polish, and sa,d
to resemble very much the Egyptian marble The quarry
ssd 70 be inerhausble the vein being from ~ 10 %
est thick, and extending along the Yong river
about mile. u miles above the OHIO P,ie fall.
covering track Of eos scres and esa,y accessible The
arcaf passes close IN front ri H. AID may be loaj
at the garry ~hea the road built No less than nine
Aefeni varieties Of marble ate found ihi- lars .le
red however. rrsdoniostng In The sane locality here
are also fine veins Of other building stone, an excel
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rAuPuI<E a~sl Ethereal Oti Whtt,I~s~y-.. on 7sh
street. articie. trial
sourd o,.rr ~is~,th e wil be returned
Also sp~ra oil, and boiled n-erd
f,ot rosss, and tanpsr's OIL.
Xsrna,es OF ali Kinds. paints window glass, lamps,
on ali SIS i've viii be deducted for
a
wHITrLGsFy's.
ane 5eos~ street, nearly opposite the Avrnss House
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OIL
MipDLKTows, (Ct } Aug. 10-The extensive oil factory
Cooley Danforh, in Church street, hse becn
entirely consumed by Loss heavy Cause OF ERE pn.
known.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-17
NEW JUVENILES for l654.-CLAREMONI
n TALES; or ILLusrR.ross BEArITUDEs Bno

Il
IN TALES or, lLLcsTRAfIoss OF TIE pEfiIVDSs i'"''
FRISE HARRISON lsmo. 80
AHUNDRED SHORT TALES FOR CHILDREN From TIE
German Square. s. cis
A sHEPHERDs CALL TO THE LAMBS OF HIS FLoOh'
Bv he Rev c w Bolton. Square. - es
CLARA STANLEY; Or A SUMNER AMONG THE HILLS iSno'
THREE MONTHS UNDER THE snow. The Journal Of
your M shifsut OF the Jgra lsmo 80 cts 49,
y Orphan BY George Fisk lsmo % eta
1sEoIEL TO NAMMAs BIBLE STORIES square Col
sckIfTURE FACTS By the author Of Peep Of Day '2nO
oih' NV EDITIONS OF ATTRACTIVE JUVENILES
THE CHILDs own STORY BOOK BY Ms JsrrAml O0i-
or" fd R TIT .SSIE,s FIRST AND SECOND BOOKS
RHYMES FOR THE NURSERY By JaAs Taylor oo'o'eo
VERY LITTLE TALES FOR VERY LITTLE CHILDREN
fra ard second series IS cts -.,-os n ~ P.,
.Tsf.5s DIVINE SONGS Elersn, Edition. 20
NV CObWFBs TO CATCH LITTLE FLIES % ee
FANNY AND HER MAMMA By the author Of hs1An,'
Rihle Stoiss" Colofed plates 50 ca -. -. a..
MAR HOME By the suthOf OF Peep 81 Jay nc i'4' ~
PAR OFF Bv the ssme suthOr. lsuO - Gu -
HOLIDAY HOUSE By Catherine sinclair snio % Gu -
CLElER sTORIEs FOR CLEVER BOYS AMI Ol Ks "eN
OLIVE LEAVES By Mn sszoernsy lsno - ets
LETTIRs 10 NY PGPILs BY tbe sgthoI ,ssao - g
sIGOURNEYs BOYS BOOK % so+ GIRLS boOA " e~-
MSNNIs BiBLE STORIES. cOlorsd pl.ts. 80 en-
JAMIE GORDON; Or THE oHrbAS lsm2 ~ ea - -.
THF COMMANDMENT WITH PROAlsE Io19. % -
CHILDREN or TIE MANsE lama. . ca ,,vv n
THE LIGHTS AND SHADOWS OF SCOTTISH LIVE Dy
frank sETHERToS. Or TEE T1LrsN.s; lsas 81 Ga.
rs Broadway
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CALHOUN WORKS, Vol 3D., APPLEIOS * q
~ Co No Broadway. publish On Tgest.y ~
delivered in tho House o.
the the nited STATES ediiee > 11-f'
Iree 81 Forming volume Of The speecass ,,.z - w.
This vclrre contains ali the reported s7ece1es 49,
the Serae rom 1877 20 lsf 49,. -
M CahoCr >ueeeh-s ouEht have sce II every y
Ire e Weas.er's Though almost eTeJ
Tor oserse th@v and enforce eseh 0tnf sna
thsv s essrer sd deeper view Of he eat
TIE feund.Gion o repafliesn s16 -
81 - ottuineo aere whois scope q
60 - tCsursr \ Enssiref
n A Co. have jur publkhsd ~ ovoro1v -
SIR CHARLES LYRLDs PRINCIPLES VI o-"-"oi' -s~
Ais not cob THAT GLIrTERs By c01sn Nic limo
A' TIE PicIrRE PLEASURE BOOK 80 nusirstiS4A go
sI -. -. rYr,~r...a =,
lEITTNGs FOR CONTINUATION. EGite4 By Ms Se@eH'
Tay SkWS OF THE PALE FACES. P. Brace. limo
IS
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Giants.

A RESPECTABLE GIRL wants situation as Cook,
N wssher roner small private family can be seen iSr
for two days references Call NO 0 sv cor 'tn
IT. third foor, back
A YOUNG LADY wishes to obtain situation as Or
"A church where there small orz1n hss pen
s SIsss oR6 y Nj tribune oaics
A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL wants a situa-
n ton e. sesnstre.. or Chmbemsd Understands all kinds Of
nv .c~irs World have no objection child dry
nurse required the best OF city reference uysn Also hsAl
bcsTd snd clothes pensOn Call at No 70 Lat
sv- frO1t rooms second floor, for two day.
RESPECTABLE Young WOMAN wishes SITUATION
"A washer and sopsr Or % do general ss11,s a
mall pIiyse family Bs, Of sy &c s1a. "a No 7l Ists.
g. between nh snds th4vs
A YoryG PROTESTANT WOMAN wants situation
Coed ely Inquire for two days a. No. II Da'eh
An AMERICAN LADY wishes situation as House
n hseper for gentleman Marion Of bolrnsseh0oL Apply
atNo a FTsDklnst
AS Cooks, Washers and Ircners By several respect
nssd tIPseheed I,a Ppts,,sst 5 ts ho1,
lay a. Brooklyn Patron ned By the bs.i families
A NURSE and Seamstress, or Chambermaid and
w.,,, X hail. .sss Re-, a. ne. a. ss 20 Des
hsrempOyeI n. sos ysa Of reference from nsr a
Muse and Plain Sewer or to take care of Chill
N srB By an Woman who ge tbs best Of city
rrlsreuoe Can for dag, No 90 Grssswesss
A SITUATION WANTED-By srespectabe young
day. At No. IS Safest Can give good reference
TWO PROTESTANT GIRLS want situations, one as
Cham ber1n.d Waiter Do fns vssains the oief
houswork Has good reference from the a. place 'a
10 ~ L11Tsnsst.
TWO YOUNG WOMEN want situations, one az Cook
she aperor hand and undersGDds al kids u Pt VOL
the ether SEe IN family Of HnAA children Apply y 10 "
Grseruichst-
yNANTED-By a respectable Welsh Girl, sifua-
w ton cooking and sss n the NAsor o. ~ p
dres small family tho best Of city reference Gen - "
No "a sttnton%- for two dsss
VVANTED-By a respectable young Woman, stu
w .ion II private family Chsser.if soc .
b,od 10 40 1 nsry Csn I'VE the best Of ey reference
Aprly a No zdsG ID door As boSey foe t~o days
XVANTFD-By middle-sged American woman, a
w zion a. Morse capable Of taking eharfe Of "a infant
T. "a ia tirth Good eiiy reference Cal a. No 10 loas
Asa good COOK and 10 wash and iron IN private
n e1r hv on AID CbabernAd and seams H1rss
- srss. by the Thee G very eKperesced and
80 sEeert city EcfesTes Cal II Y shss N tbs hoostors
VUANTED-A situation az Cook in pirate family,
w whsre wsshiEE required BY EnEsi woman . "A
and Las rood eiy rersBess Cal Il No % Wes
lsrksf- between Ssh md ethavs
VEANTED--A situation is wanted as HOusekeeper,
w tn rsnfemsns house.) By Anscsn Wonsn who .
horough H0Esekeerer The bes Of dry refsnes N Dc nsee
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fine Arts.

n Now Open At 20 A Broadway
PAINTINGS BY AMERICAN ARTISTS.
Members for the will call at the Gallery for their
engravnss before the 18th Nov.
lime ARTS-Rsre Engravings aud Etchings by
the following old real Gems Of Art selected In Ea'
ro,e Nv By the most
celebrated just imported worthy the mmsde ssn,Sn
o al the Pine Arts az BG0ARs Oh
store No Y Rembrandt Willie, Reuben Edenk
fsde Plousk others Also fine collection OF rare For
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