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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-09-07


Great excitement VS. created in this por-
ton Of the Eeosho valley on Saturday,
Sunday and Monday last, by rumOred
attack on Fort Scott-said 10 have been
.communicaEedi to this country by messen-'
gers from Gen. lane. The report, as it
reached US, was about as follows: On
Thursday or Friday, U. S. Marshal Nc
Dowell, of Leavenworth, left Fort Scott
with messages from Lane, calling upon the
people TO rush to Mound City and vicinity,
10 Eepel the invasion of six thousand Mis-
sourians. 1t was said that he brought the
news to Burlington, Cofey county. and
from there the Sheriff of that county
carried it to Ottumwa:s Two gentlemen
from EImendaro were at ottunwa when the
Sheriff told tue news TO the Ottumwa peo-
pie, and by them it was communicated to
the people of Elmendaro and surrounding
country. Immediately the people were
wild with excitement. The citizens of OF
tumwa, we understand, almost to a man,
dropped everything, and left for the "seat
of war; This is. also true of Elmendaro.
Capt. Quimby'sI company were on the
march in ''short order.'' 5.f
This immediate and unanimous answer
to the call for help is very creditable on the
part of the people. 1t shows that they are
ready to defend their country at all times
when it is necessary But as to the relia-
bility of the report. we have some doubts.
None of those who went have yet returned,
but We are inclined to think the whole thing
was false report. We have not seen it
confirmed from any quarter. We have it
from reliable source, that Marshal Nc
Dowell was in LeaYenworth at the time he
was said to be carrying this message
through the country. We believe the whole
thing was gotten up in order to fill up
skeleton companies at Fort Scott, as there
are said to be companies there with a full
of officers, and only ten pri-
Yates. $3.50
We shall await further news from there
before we comment, merely adding that if
the people have been thus humbugged and
taken from their farms and business, the
men who started the report should be ar
rested, and dealt with as the law directs
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Mass Meeting in Chase County.

COTTONWOOD FALLS, Aug. 81, 1861.
Pursuant to a call, the citizens of this
county assembled at this place on Saturday,
31st of August, 1861; and formed in mass
meeting by electing A. P. Wentworth,
chairman, and, Henry Brandley, secretary
of the meeting. s-t
On motion of j. B. Smith a COMMITTEES
of three, consisting of M. r. Leonard, ].
B. Smith and w. Coplan, were appointed
to state the object of The meeting and draft
resolutions. ... g.. --rz1a
The following resolutions were then sub
mitted by the committee, and unanimously
adopted by the meeting. ..r
!. WHEREAS, In view of the pending dan
gers now threatening our hitherto peaceful
borders, and the many flying reports in
circulation, that rebels to our country exist
even in our midst, threatening to under
mine our free institutions by aiding and as
sisting the SO called Seeding States in their
plans to overthrow our glorious Republic,
SO dearly bought by orr forefathers; there
fore, zszF ST, s.f H-f
a. Resolved, That we the citizens of Chase
county, State of Kansas, require every male
inhabitant over the age of 10 years, to take
and sign the oath of allegiance to support
the laws and constitution of the United
States, and in all suitable ways to give their
energies and influence TO the support of our
free Republic. : ~ ~ .- s.t~... :
RESOLVED, That in case any man be found
within the bound of Chase county, State OF
Kansas, who refuses to sign said oath, or
in any way give evidence that he, or they,
are Ii ostile to the Government under which
We live; or many way,f shape or manner,
aid Or assist the Southern Confederacy in
their hellish plans of treason against, the
United States-that he. or they, be arrested
forthwith by committee appointed for that
purpose. and upon fair and impartial trial
by the good citizens of Chase county be
found guilty of the above charges, that the
penalty be death, which is in accordance
with the laws and constitution of The Unit
ed States. .~r.- ~.
Resolved, That We appoint vigilance
committee Of two in each town in the coun-
ty, whose duty it shall be to keep close
lookout for all intruders. upon our soil and
Government. In case any such. hostile
persons. be found within our county. the
same TO be reported forthwith to the com
mittee appointed for to make all such arrests
ResoEred, That we as citizens of Chase
county, will do all IN our power to aid, as
sist and encourage the military company
now organized IN our county, that We may
be better prepared to defend ourselves il
case of an invasion upon our soil.
2 Resolved, That all trials shall be before ;
jury of twelve men, selected from our owl
county, and In case of conviction the sen
tence may be modified according to the ha
ture of the case 'aS So @ isl s'
The meeting then appointed their respect
1 i've committees and adjourned. 80
Iesoa A p. WEsFwoRqH, Chairman.
t HESRr BRAEbLEY. Secretary
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Il
ton. traced from those in the War Depart.
ment. Efforts are making to discover the
traitor who drew them for her. She is q
West Point, WORKING npon the cadets. tsc
ofswhomshe seauced Soufh last summer
The Londos Times correspondent.
Russell, has pass,to 3lst. procured on the
application of Gen. Scott. All other cor
respondents are refused by order from Nc
Clellan, made few days ago.
"A naval expedition on the Western
rivers is on foot. lCapt Foote is ordered
to the general command on the Missippi,
Missouri and Ohio. 3rIroost s-saaIa
The President has directed that Brig
adler Generals commission. be issued to
Daniel E. Siekles.. 80 .-z 81
Richard Wallack, who has been ap-
pointed Mayor Of Washington City. in place
of Barrett isya strong Unionist, and will
use all his power to sustain the Government.
1T is reported that the English and
French fleets on our coast are intended for
service at Vera Characterization in Mex.
lean affairs being the probable design of
those Governments. E
An immense amount of military cloth
ing has arrived at Washington, and been
deposited in the new building erected for
that purpose by Corcoran, the banker. It
will be served out to the new troops. . as.
The newly arrived men are already or
ganized into regiments, and clothed in new
blue uniforms. ae
Government has rented spacious
mansion. in Fourteenth street, with large
garden surrounded by high brick wall, in
which female prisoners will be confined.
Over fifty ladies are suspected of CORE
spending with and giving information to
the Rebels. .-...-. vs... -...
Gov. Moore, in the N. o. P;cGyune,
calls on each family to contribute blankets
for the secession soldiers.
The Savannah Republican says the
Confederate authorities within week would
complete the defenses, SO that no Federal
feet could enter harbor or inlet, or land
troops on the coast of Georgia. ls 2.
The Vicksburg Whig advocates the
of cotton seed oil for burning,
the blockade having deprived them of ma,
terial for light.
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iii I Publication Notice.
Henry Q. Lowell, plaihtif. u e 4.

III 4 Publication Notise-sA ;
Hehry.6 Lowell, plaihtifs. u Z =. III :.
vs.
Jacob Hall os.oo
and James Porter, defts,S DrsrRycr TSnty
doing business under 5tf Jpd;c;., NW1cRT,
the name aad style Of .-.-.s~ district.
Hall Porter. -
ME said Jacob Hall and James po-.
4 heyed to be of the State of Missouri; Ir:T De-
no9ee that the said Henry c. Lowell did II, III ate
2fth day OF August, A. D. 1861, file hi. n oe the
IN sald court, against them, the said JsorT t1gon
and James Porter, doing business undertS oo Hall
and style of Hall & Porter, the object of name
to recover Judgment against the said dSruea Is
on &c rtain promissory note, given NJ Gants
a. ID. 1861, for the sum of one hpnJ.uu 18th,
twenty six dollars and forty-fve cents .nS aud
SIXTY days after date, on which was 80 lu due
2lst, A. D. 1861, the sum of twentv-fTa IN m1Aseh
leaving a balance due the said Hem n uC1iAfs-
plaintiff. of one hundred and one Lowell,
forty five cents. which he claims. and inta.D aud
the same from the 2lst day of March, Io on
at ten per cent per. annum. A0el
The said Jacob Hall and James Porta. -,
notice that an order Of attachment bos aE
sued In the above case and also that nnI zen Is
answer or demur to said petition on or 10 aey
1st day of November, a. D. 1861. III. 'a!g he
ton flied by said plaintiff in said con-, @9 PED
taken as true and Judgment rendered So p
W. H.. THEIRS, his itsoClgy
Attest: A. N. HuRLBURD. Clerk siHsssy'
Superior, August 81, 1861. a0S -
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= GEN. SIeEL@The Rolla correspondent
of the Chicago Tribune hints at some dis
Satisfaction with Gen. Sigel in his army, but
says: :.
There seem to be conflicting opinions in
the camp in regard to Gen. Sigel. The
greater part regard him as hero, who has
proved himself in every emergency a brave
and skiilful leader. Then there are others
who dissent from this. The differences is
natural, but think there is more, dissent
than most persons believe. For myself I
see no serious error in any hing that he has
done. and think be has displayed the full
est courage. The retrograde movement
was. necessary, and it is quite true that
Lyon was The first to propose this.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-09-07

The Fort Smith Times says that an album
dance Ofsmihta-y stores are being conveyed
to McGullocb's army IN Missouri Athird
Texas regiment is en- rouse to Join him. =
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-09-07

The Hon. Joseph Holt, of Kentucky,
made Union speech in Boston on the 28Ih
ult In the course of his remarks, he said
he nowhere heard the word Compromise,
which was now only uttered by traitors.
So long as Rebels had arms in their hands,
there was nothing tocompromise He con-
cluded by saying it was in vain toiiing at
the pumps, while men were kept on board
boring holes in the bottom of the ship.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-09-07

The official loss of the National force un-
der Gen. Lyon at the battle of Wilson's
Greek. foots up as follows: Killed, 225;
wounded, 791;s missing, 291;s total. 1881.
A large number of the "missing'' were ia,
ken prisoners, some Of whom have escaped
and others. were released on parole. The
loss of ga men in killed and wounded out
of gan effective force of $500 men, shows
the desperate character of the contest.
The rebels lost 1000.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-09-07

Senator Bright Of Indiana. is implicated
in reasonable correspondence. On the per-
sons OF a Rebel spy has been found letter
from him, dated March I /, Introducing the
inventor of an improvement IN firearms to
JEFF. Davis.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-09-07

All,persons drawing pensions are obliged
toffrst take the cath of allegiance.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-09-07

The new treasury notes are eagerly taken
for home circulation al Washington.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-09-07

|. The richest lead mine in Missouri, and
probably on the globe. is now in the pos
passion of the Rebels-though they did not
succeed in stealing any Of the metal This
mine is situated near the village of CRANKY,
Newton county. within twenty-five miles
of the southwestern border Of Che State.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-09-07

The call for the Republican State Con-
vention of Massaehusetts is addressed to all
citizens of the commonwealth who are in
favor of the Union, for the support Of the
Government, and vigorous prosecution of
the war tVea Nsaar
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-09-07

The force under Gen. Rosencranz, in
Western Virginia, is about 10000 men,
The force is well organized in brigades un-
der Benham, Cox and Reynolds. and though
necessarily scattered in order to protect ev-
cry pass around Cheat river pass teie-
graphic communication with Ciarksburg Is
SO excellent that a strong army can be col con-
centrated at any given place in ! short
time. - IL 1s@
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-09-07

Arrests are being daily made in New
York for completely with the rebellion.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-09-07

BY an order of The War Department. ev-
cry soldier who loses. his gum whether IN
cowardly throwing it away on the field of
battle. or through neglect isto have twelve
dollars, the price of the gun, deducted from
his pay. The severe enforcement of this
rule is advisable, and viii prove to The
men that they are responsible for the arms
confided to their care by the Government.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-09-07

The Washington seeessionists are WISH
bly, shaken at the energetic course of the
Government in seizing traitors.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-09-07

= Edward Edwards left at our oficeya few
days ago, the largest beet Of the season.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-09-07

Commander Porter, who was recently
deprived of his command of the sloop of
war st. Mary's, on suspicion of disloyalty
to the Government. has voluntarily return
ed to Washington. 1t is understood he has
presented to the Navy Department an elab-
crate document, with The proofs refuting
the charges, and showing that forgery has
been used TO dishonor him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-21
M w. KING.-INvALID CHAIRS
11s TO MEET EVERY CIRCU INSTANCE.
10 EAST BROADWAY
MANY YEARS IN BROADWAY

OPENING OF THE NEW HOUSE OF EDMUND Com.
~ merry CO.. 9a6 Broadway, between Twcnty-second
and TMenthird Sconres recently arrived
from Paris cleans all Kinds OF silk veves and lace nan
las and curtains, Kid gloves mems and children
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Also cleans carpets at their patrons houses NIL done
ing 10 the latest improvements and without odor Messrs
Gommery Co. Is the only house who do this Kind OF
with success.
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STEAMBOATS.

(,lrANGE OF HOUR FOR KEYPORT.-TlIE STEAM
boat KEYPORT leaves foot Of Robinson AZ half
Iast o'clock r. ~ for keyport direct returning leaves
keyport ut eight A. N,
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Those wishing 70 buy Mntels cheap should call
kLABERS marble yard, lib East Eighteenth street.
Third avenue New York. Orders from tue country
with despatch.
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THE GREATEST WONDER IN THE WORLD IS \
i young and accomplished Madame BYRON, from
who can be consulted with the strictest confidence o
affairs of life; restores drunken and unfathfn hush:
has to make you beloved by your hearts ideal
brings together those long separated Ladies % cents
dence 90 Third avenue, above Twelfth street.
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DEAD THIS.-A PHRENOLOGIsT AND ASTROLO,
~ that beats the world, and 5000 reward for any
who can equal Miss WELLINGTON, who is acknowledg
be the only lady in this city who r,lthfuy gives inform
concerning losses lawsuits, journeys absent friends
courtship, marriage health wealth, and who will re.
son in this city who has the genuine Roman and An
ta-inans for love- good luck and all business affairs
guarantees for life. Delay not TO consult this natl
gifted and beautiful young lady. Lucky numbers
Highly respectable city references be at her
dcnce, IOl Sixth avenue.
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ASTROLOGY.

A sToNIsHING.-MADAME MORROW, SEVEN
"A daughter has gift OF foresight; tells how soon i
often you win marry, and all you wish 70 know. even
very thoughts, pay; lucky charms free her equal
not b. found; her magic image in full operat
lS4 Ludlow street, below Houston. Price rs cents. Ger
men not admitted.
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sTRoLOGY.-MME. THERESE, FROM LONDON A
"A Paris, can be consulted daily At No; Thompson str
interview 80 cents. Hours from 10 A. NJ. to 5 p
Planets scientifically cast and written to order Set
month and hour requisite. No occasion to the
Terms for nativities 81.
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AK SULLIVAN STREET, NEAR BROOME.-l
I'D ROEDER, who IS acknowledged to be the only
in this city who truthfuly gives Information conce
losses, lawsuits, journeys, absent friends, love-
marriage health, wealth. and who win reclaim drunke
unahful husbands, the only on in this city VIII
the genuine Roman and Arabian talismans for love,
luck and all business affairs, and guaran 70,
Remember her residence 10 Sullivan street. between b
and Grand and Thompson and varick streets.
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MRS. sECoR, THE GREATEST CLAIRvOyANT
vi the age be at 1863 Canal street. She tel
losses gives lucky numbers causes speedy marriages.
OF imposition.
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MADAM RAY.-THIS MYSTERIOUS LADY is AW
MI der 70 ALL Her predictions she surpris'
who visit her. Gives lucky numbers, es speedy
ragcs and aims GrunAen aud unfaithful husbands
sands have consulted her with entire satisfaction The
troubled and unlucky should cah without delay. She
cccds when all others fail. Office EGO Seventh avenue
Twv.ty-stvcnth street, over the Shoe store.
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Ak SULLIVAN STREET.-MRS. ROEDER G
~ true and wonderful information on all affairs th
life, and gives lucky numbers for the lotteries. She
only true and pamist IN this ely. Remember her
dence, As Sullivan street. near Brooine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-21

NEW YORK AND ERIE SECOND MORTGAGE
IN EonsiioGels OF thu So bonds yet extended for
twenty years requested to present their bonds without de-
ay Al the Office company at the foot OF Duane street,
Tor extension. Those unwilling extend will receive par
and interest for their bonds from parties who are willing
extend them presenting them said Office Tuesday,
lst day OF December. ~
NEW YORK, Nov. y, 1861.
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yHrANTED-To GO A FEws MILES IN THE COUNTRY
w farmer, who understands well the care of cows
pigs, loury, &c. Address early in the morning. stating
nationality and full particulars, A. b. c., box l2 Herald
Office
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FINANCIAL.

CONTRACTORS BILLS FOR SUPPLIES FURNISHED
Y the Army and Navy Deparments payable n any Guy
rs aud Navy Banker 10 Nassau street, opposite the Pose
onlce New YORK.
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A CoACHMAN WANTED-FOR BRIDGEPORT: A COM
n peent well recommended man. Also, man to take
OF harses &c. on farm Apply at the Agency 500 4th
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rrRANCE MEDIUM-MRS. ALEXIS, OF 176 Val
street. while in the trance state describes and prcs
for diseases Mrs A. Is very successful in accomplish
when the patient Is durable. As business clary
she cannot be excellcd.
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vNANTED-A CAPTAINS STEWARD AND COOK
w for the United States steamer Benville. Apply nj
board, Navy Yard Must be competent and have
served in capacity before.
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NORA A. SEAMAN, INDEPENDENT CLAIRvOYA
~ Medical and business consultations day and ever
The Science sine unfods being satisfactory to all IL is
necessary give illustrations OF the astounding results
continues $50 Division street.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE
IA young Protestant girl, chambermad and waires
would take of chdren has good city reference Can
be two days. II engaged, l76 West 37th ST.
between 9TH and Sth avs. -
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE
IA young GIRL as chambeimaid and waitress
With the washing and ironing; has the best OF city
Gan be seen Tor TWO days al ASS 9th between 18th
Both
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NY MANUFACTURING RETAIL HALTER WISHING
n hat hnIsher OF fair standing competent 10 act as
sal &C. can have him by addressing Halter ~ Last
Broadway.
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SALEsMEN wANTED-ACQuAINTED WITH THE
- pcrumrry and ink business, sell commission Ap-
oily to VIM. +. White Co, l27 Grand st.
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0FiIcE OF THE PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP. COM
~ pany, New York. Nov. q SGl-rhe Board Of Directors
nave TIL day declared dividend Of M 1--we per cent out OF
inc srs prots 81 the company payable to stockholders
oroer oil the board. y. L. MERCHANT. Secretary.
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FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS.

OS DEMANDE-UNE FRANCHISE, FEMME DE CHAM
~ pre- ct uonhe coutrore, pour passer lhver Hayane
She pcsoe penant pspagnol aurait la preference
sadressef au 81 lome rue, dc pa III heurcs.
TINE DAME FRANCHISE, SiCHANT TRES BEN
~ iafe les robes, desire placer dams famlc Bon
mes references sadrcsser 2 Greene pres Amty
TINE BONNIE cuIsINIBgB FRANCHISE DESIRE Sc
placer dams une lamie; ellie parle cspagnol Bonnao
reieIeAse adressey AZ 2OS Greene street, pres Amy
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL.
to do ehambcrwork and take care chilren OK.
ceen washer and ironer has the best of city reference
Call for two days 200 East 18th St. LIST av in the
dry goods store.
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CULPHUR AND VAPOR RATHS.--TIMOLAT'S OLD
~ established baths introduced in $50 by L. Tmnla
from Paris No Carroll place Blocker street corner OF
Laurcns New York. Given daily by A. l.. TIMOLAT & Co
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HOUSEKEEPERS, LOOK HERE-THE PRICE LIST
and location OF the depots of the Peoples Provision
Company will appear on the eighth page OF Sundays
Herald See IL and save money.
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A SOBER STEADY MAN WANTED-TO DO A LITTLE
N writing in Office; he must have So 0D0 loan
bond and mortgage, and be willing to receive fair salary
Apply at So Broadway, up stairs, room 1.
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VyTANTED-BrSINESS MEN, WHO FROM THE DE.
w preston OF the times have been thrown en-
poymen can meet with permanent business ana liberal
to obtain subscriptions IN town country for illustrated
standard books published In numbers To those possessing
requisite qualifications every encouragement will be given.
Apply to Jos. Wilson, Jr., 50 Dey sta n. Y
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ILAIRvoYANCE.--MRS SEyMOURS MEDIC
~ Rooms are located at ol West Fifteenth street.
sixth avenue lentrance on Fifteenth street,. Consulat
sickness business, absent friends &C, &C.. salts
ton guaranteed usual or pay.
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A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUA-
IA ton in private family chamberraid waitress
willing to assist in washing and roning the Of city
- $3.50
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WANTEE-BY YOUNG GIRL, A SITUATION TO
W do chanbcrwork and assist In washing and ironing
pain sewing; no objection TO short distance in the
ry best Of city and country reference Call at 81 Green
witch ay
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A RESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES A STU ALTON
"A as FIRST class cook has no objections to help with the
washing and oning she is capable in all branches has
the best OF city recommendations from her place Cali
at 1873 Clinton place. sh ST., 9th ay room No g. second
foor " = $500