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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-04

JUDGE BEATTY's DFcIs1oN-It was ra-
innred day before yesterday that Judge
Beatty, in decision upon a motion for Z
change of venue from Lander to White Pine
COUNTY. had decided against the constitution
aity of the law creating the new county. We
learn. however. that the decision was to the
effect that. there b ing no such coun-y as
Whit Pine until the Is Of April, the Court
could not grant change Of venue until that
date Inland Empire.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-04

CHEAP TELEGRAPHING There being
competition between rival telogra III
companies in Virginia City, the price
for a telegram of ten words from there
10 San Francisco has been reduced to
twenty FIVE cents.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-04

JrsT AswAs FxrECTEn.-It is currently
whispered about that TIE State Democratic
Committee is secretly having 500, 900 natural
ization papers prepared for the use of the
" iong tails" at the coming election. We
thought it would come 20 that.-oa&IGnd
Se,cs.
The chirosraphy copied from cid tea
chests:
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-04
The SAN FRANCISCO NEWS.

By the San Francisco dispatches in
yesterdays Enterprise we get the fol-
lowing morsels of San Francisco News :
The shoemakers Of San Francisco
| having struck" got beaten by a
flank movement on the part of the
bosses who obtained hands from the
East. No criminal news wor,
thy blood curdle. Tom
Schlosser wants to get his daughter
away from his old wife who is divorced
and married again. The Courts will
decide " who de things belong to-
Miss Hucks, lambasting
school marin. has been sued for whaling
Il small boy named Small. ..
one Faithful was so unlucky as to
have a 1000 house burn down; no
insurance. Mrs. Withmyer
having caught her husband at some
awful wicked tricks, has got a divorce
from hir. J. ". Kyle got
drunk aud his wife has also got
divorce Rough onJ. NJ. Jo-
sephine McGregor, ditto, ditto. (Not a
good day for divorces, either) =.
Harry Logan has sued Guerrero for
$50 600 damages for the shooting
of him in last January. (Our
readers will remember that Logan was
thought to be MORALLY wounded. Hope
he may recover the amount fer
which he sues. ED,) Joe
Winans has obtained a Judgment against
the Napa Valley R, r. Co. for about
Sc. 500. The Internal Revenue Asses
sor for San Francisco has fixed the rates
of greenhacks at III cents. i
Heller the Magician is on his wey to
san Francisco. VIII appear AZ the
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-04

EaaTueuAEs. - The Virginisns ere
chgckling over bit Of en earthquake
that they bad there on Thursday night
not shock, but only & little ticker.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-04

PosTsL AsENr-Ssrgert, Stcr.r. and
Nye are urging Frank o. Guile for Postal
Asent.-Easte,n Dispatch.
Hope not. Let us. for once, have Postal
Agent without guile.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-04

PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH.-Sersices .o-dsy
at ii A. y. and r.H. Rev. Hr. Frazer,
Pas:t-.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-04

EPISCOPAL CHURcK-Service ut II A. ".
Sunday School At 1ai o'clock.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-04
DIED

I'm Carson City. Nevada, on Saturday, April Sd,
1859, GEORGE LEwIs, a native Of Augusta, Maine,
aged about As years.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-03-06

ALASKA THOUSAND YEAas Aco.-The Mining Prrss says:
 Prof. Carl Neuman, of Munich, q dligcnt student of Chinese antiquities and biblio- graphy, has discovered from the Chinese year-bocks that Q company og Buddhist uriests entered this country. via Alaska. Q thousand years before Columbus. They ex- plored, thoroughly and intelligently the Pacific borders, penetrating into the s'land of Pasang'' flor so they called the Aztec Territory, after the Chinese name of the Mexican aloe The collection Of antiquities recently made by Captain Fast from graves, etc, in Alaska, consisted chiefly of carved ornaments aud weapons, resembling those now made by the Chinese, and apparantly belonging to . race totally distinct from the present AlaskADs.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-03-06

A LATE number of ,he Eiflugham lTllinois) Denoers, speaks of couple of fellows in that county who have been swapping women. This gross baroarism was developed in the Courts of that county last month. ltappcars thzt, at or near Mason, pTeacher named Dietz traded his daughter C. his neighboF. named Burns, for his wife, agreeing to give as boot between the daughter and wife, s5.0O0. In accordance with tLis trade, the husband left the wife and took the daughter of 10 St Louis, and the wir plaesd herself under the care Of the trading preacher. Alter the daughter, he returned to Mason and de- maBded his boot money, which the reverend old scoundrei refused to pay, and then Burns had him arrested for sedacing his wife, and the trial developed the above facts.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-03-06

HEa HEAD Was CLEAR.--Ths Sacramento Record relates the following: Women are not always the unob~erving handy -to-h have ab0ut-the- house little innocents that some of the lord. of creation take them for they req son wIth more clever head- m many cases than their selfconceiied masculine friend-, as witness little dialogue which we over heard dsyT or two since between two oi them; "Why don't you trade at - store i; yon always buy somewhere else i' asked one lady of another; and here was the answer :. "I'il tell y0n why; l never go where am nOt invited; they might get new goods as many times as you like n year, and one would never he the wiser of t from them through tine papers. 4 man that has not got energy or liberality enough to advertise hi- business, has not enough to trade with men We suggest that if some parties GU, this out and paste it ia ibeir cash books the balance may prove more satisfactory this ear than last.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-03-06

THE TRurH ABOUT THE VELOcIPEDE.-C A. Dana, who Is the sbest yelocipedist In New York; and ought to know, answers correspondent thus; "A correspondent at Carroll City, Iowa, wishes us to inform him about the yelocipede. We answer that it is very amusing and very exercising machine for locom0tion It consists Of two wheels, one before the other, connected by steel or iron reach, bearing a saddle in which the rider sits. It Is driven by pedals attached to the fore-wheel, and keeping the riders legs pretty busy On a perfectly smooth track, such as board floor, new Nicoson or as- phaltum pavement, or hard earth road in the country, 1t can be driven at the rate of fifteen CT twenty miles an hour without great effort ; bot on rough road its propulsion Is labor indeedr
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-03-06

THE CoSsrrTrTIoSAL AAESDxESr.-As will be seen by the telegraphic dispatcl,e~, the Senate has adopted the Constitutional Amendment, under which, if ratified by |. sufficient number 0f States negro suffrage will be forced on the Northern states against the will of tbe people. Williams and Corbett. the Senators from Oregon, attempted to have the amendment SO woTded as to exclude Chinamen, but without avail So hereafter. John Chinamsn is to he not only a citizen, but a voter in this eountry--A pleasing pros peet for fhis coast. An attempt was made 10 have the amendment submitted to the Legislatures elected after the amendment is proposed by Congress, but 1t was promptly voted down. The Radical leaders have no idea of submitting this question to the peo- pie. They intend to have il passed upon and adopted by the old Legislatures already chosen, and thus prevent itS defeat at the polls or course they intend 10 perpetuate an outrage upon popHlar rights, hut what care they for that 2-Sm Fyageisco Dispa,oh.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-03-06
Rats as Military Allies

The venerable Father Of History, llerodo- suS, who wrote more than two thousand two hundred years ago, tells us how the Egyptian rats of old, marshaled in immense numbers. like SO many volunteers in aid of their coun- try, entered the laitle-held. and, in light marching ovler. we presume. stole Q noctur- nal march into the ASsyrian and Arabian camps, and there, with reposing wsrriors around. devaured the qniyers, guawed to pieces the bow strings. and even the helmet straps of the sluInbering army so tbat when the morning sun rusc the allied armies fled n disorder as their weapons, tbc soldiers hope and indispensable auxiliariea of war, were completely destroyed hy the Egpytian roden- tia In conmrmoration of this national event. a stone statute of Steth0n, with a rat in bis band. was erected in the temple of Nulrar. with the following significant and grateful inscription: "On seeing me, learn to revere the gods l' \ Chinese tradition shows how the rats of the land of tea were equally for milable against the Turks. The Kingdom of Khotan wss invaded by powerful Turkish army. The Khotian king. dnnh.ing the strength of bis men, iniplored the ratS pf the desert tn come to his assistance, and the night before the battle an overgrown rat appeared .n the King in dream, and thus eloquenily V spoke tn the d~spairing monarch: You have claimed our assistance; prepare your troops to fight a hattie to- morrow, and you shall be victorious 7" Early the next morn. ing the Chinese quite unexpectedly marched upan the Turks, who were ordered to advance
 their cavalry. hut to the consternaiion of the troops. the harness of their chargers, bows ruirass-straps, and general equipments had been half &nnihilated by the rata. and thro 1 this rather curious stratagvn of war. th, Turkish general was slain, and bis whole army { became prisoners.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-03-06

Rs@- Fine Feathers make Fine Birds. Elysians. make note ufiL b. HESDRReoS Geo.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-03-06
A Modern Drinking Song.

Adapted ,.llgb,ly) from the old poets, to the lew sigie of Beverage" and drdicatci, by Geo. 'ennolt, Co Inc "Whlsky Rug FIT high ihc bowl wlth Fusu on
 Wifh Tannin iei your cups be crowned If Strycaninc gives relief Co tci,
 Lef Sirycanine's eonercas 5icc abound! Let Ou of Vitroll cooi your br inc, O. animattd atoms breW. And nn your arteries trtirts sEsi veins With gicc-ana iniGsOrial giae. Winel Tsiat died out in '5S-
 What fool would have it hscky And howl The cup Chat ,c.N inebriate
 And never cheer thcJ -eis.,s now. 70 The consciOas water s.v iss .soi knd b,ushel" yTo!is Don't you feel Tlat pu'tcr spf~s ts- -- rod And blLs Low-N 'neHl Ah-h' Frtsr7ns fTma of Krc6sS,S Bewitehin- bowl ol Psu>eiaa BiHa. Who would not soothc his p1Fciing throat With your mild oi.pring. Moun,ain DcwY' Stronger than aa-ai th1i rtcsei the frame And shOos jbc mighty brain 0' Bugus, Surely. yell set oay head. aanS
 Whfue'er bic ts,stal day relRrus! Bring on the Beeri Fresh Coppcras foam, Wrh Alum nixei. in powder fine, How could ny foolish hRey roam
 In search of Wh.trr fro;h ihln ;hincf Thy Indian Berrys Esscncr spread Throush amhsr wavelets. sparkling clear. Benumbs dull Clre-strike~ Feeling d-ad- And narcOukcs Shame and Fear. Far down thv hahbling depths. Champagne, DroWn'd HoaoT. Love and Beauty lle-- They fought th unequal il sst in vdn-- Shali we. too merely drink--ana die, Sweet Aeetate of Lead f0rbidi
 Fin every drink with pangs, and tell What fgrtarn c>,s4sd auI aipgtys .il
 Anticipate ilae stsa.ys 0f He'll Then drink, b8p5f drink, We never can Drink younger. Amu VIC HgvrT viii Be men. or aaghi resembling mon,
 While p0isonerb have the power 70 kill Ameni From Fruuzy's scrCech Of mirta To maMdlin sorrpS's ddrellln- foG. We'll rave, through scenes unmatched on earth And nos % be surpassed below.
 - Bssf0a Poa
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-03-06

PEACE IN EURoPE-It appears that after all there Is 10 be no war betxsen Greece and Turkey. The latest adsices are ts the effect that the King aud Cabinet are unanimous in their adherence to the Conference which means that Greece will submit t0 che terms proposed. The people of Greece seem to have been almost nnAnimods ia favor If war and. indeed, tbe King had great difIl suity in forming Ministry to sustain his peace views. The course pursued by the King will doubt
 s, sy PaaaiI ssa n Essi Rlpa-- Ds SH'n
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-03-06

IS noticing the commencement of its third volume, the San Bernardino Gaarisaz says:
 With this issue commences new volume of the GaardiaH, which, after many changes of pf0prictoTs since its establishment, and fears that paper would not sncceed in this locality has, we trust, been plared upon a sure and prosperous basis. Thankfal t0 our patrons for the literal support given us, we will endeayor to merit a continuance of the same.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-03-06

lSsTAsrAsEoUs PHoTooRAPHr.---It is said that Fox Talbot placed hand bill on a heel revolving two hundred times second, before a camera. By tine light of single electric spark perfect and legible copy of the bill was made. Bromide of silver WAS used i'm this case instead of the iodide A marching regiment Of soldiers, or waterfall, may be taken by means of the same sgsnt.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-03-06
WASHINGTON. Jan. 15.


 CoRRUPTTox-It sounds like exagycration tn say that the entire service of the Govern lnent is rotten. BGt such is the fact. and one treating of the subject Is puzzled and appalled, by its variety and extent. lie scarcriy knows where to begin. and finds that there is no end And here another difficulty attends the repor- ter. He works up one piece oF iniquity and spreads it before the public, and ibe indignant pnblie siezes 0n that, and follows it up in blind wrath to the exclusion of everything else. And so fifty rogGes huzh and steal while one rogue Is being run down.
 We all look forward to the incoming ad- ministration to remedy the evils tbat now aiiiiet us, precisely as girls book forward to their day or marriage. as the beginning of happiness, ani with about Rs much T~s=7-s. The fact Is, the service is rotten heczase the people arc corrupt. The ring master who retres on his iil-gotten gains the office hold CT who goes in Toor and comes out rich. the foul contractor who fattens on frauds, all float into social recognition on their money. The slow unmoving finger Of public scorn s fixed only on the r1gne when the rogue Is poor WasA. Cor Ca. Com.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-03-06

-WHEx Joseph SutcliR was near bis last hour he said: ''l have been thinking of the difference between the death of Paul and Byron" Paul said sThe time of my de- parture is at hand; but there is laid up for me . crown" Byron wrote:
 My days are in the yellow lcaf
 The flower. the fruit Of life is gone:
 The worm, the canker, aud the grief
 Are mine alone"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-03-06

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, THIRD Jt-pr. ' ciai Di.trc, n and fo, cosrty ~ Ys,s,s.i s,s
 afA Aritpu. "'A
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-03-06

TEsT FOR WISE.-Aecording to German chemist, a very simple test tO determine whether wine has been colOred artificially or not, is furnished by adding powdered super oxide of manganese to the suspected liquor, shaking them together for quarter Of an hour and then tltering. If tbe liquid be then light eolored and transparent, the color Is natural; if darkened, the contrary is the case
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-03-06

aNor guilty" said an Omaha jury, "but if the prisoner is smart he will leave the Terri tory before night.n He left.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-03-06
gegal Adrsrtissmeats.
summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, THIRD tt-pr ' cai pi.trc' in and fo' cosr,y ~ Ye,a,s,i s,s Territory of AFircua
 '. u. UiskH,ep ptsiustn rs gptrn..,,
 Asn pisksse., D.f.aas.,
 Ac.boa t-,sush h tbe Disr,.i Court 10 and s.r,h. ,, The tsfrioFy af risona r~nas rrtrfns 10 Yii,.h., Aua tiiesa@n. d~fensisnL
 You hereby .HnFspnsi ani required appear i, s .~tbn hronghi axtns' ya hy 'h. a-re nas,s.i ,aie~ lr hs Dls'rie Catri of Tho Ttiri ipiira Dfs,st is I ts tas eois'y of Hasss and T.rrssy af Ar.na q, s. ihe eomrlaia' h'-d ihsrrlH Id c.y af pbsh as.. gssais. ,his snsaas lihn tv-'ty das. etsl,gsiv. av uf rsie- se.r the s-Fsars u~ga y5ss ef fhl. .s. .erv--l in ms csaHfy tsa V .sfved ~ nc so and in ,hr rerrbsy thea whin fssy dare aud ..ls ~ tss r-rti'Fy ihrn umhis twstff days 70 A,nss, by detanf ~iii ts tsksa Gs4iss, yos aetss,iae e a. gfaysr a s,id easui.aiui
 Thi. seiss hFs-sshf rs@yius fs p~er~s sf n,e-,.
 sn -se,fs ,f tr~srinsay bsrstears essr.rt- m ss gi. ass sf Nay \. 10. l- a and sti.ins t-s~..s sad pi.insin a.a y-a ths defendant Es.t.ss Ars f. fbs er,ssn.i ef d~ssrtia aad sssnlsssy m - - s< ysl tas asssrize. Aa4 zlsa se sts aL sss ..-t- sr. cs-s'ra snt ssssa-iy s A.iss Eas D<ss-sr s-i, eisi sai i-.ss sf sad aass tsisss@ ss fa.atf saa yaa tAs Attendant
 Apa yo-s hsr~ty nosfs u3s re-a fsll ta afg.ss snA th~ ss-spAsas s~sxs fass-l s.. .aT w,n s&ss sssusf s.~ ned ag5iv ts tss d..ss sa
 s r-lisf a-Tas.is ia A- fsiia ssa ss sCs ea.i af oesNsnsnss ia sAA l-ksf ssres~ied
 ii- Civ~h a.asF hanai Asd fs- .ssi sf sss ut. tr.fs C.asTz lhis ~s sAJ a fsis==sy A i' i~3
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-03-06

THE Omaha people, who know best, aFS said to call themselves "Omahogs."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-17
ADJUSTMENTS.

GRAND OPERA HoGgE-BKGINs At 8 O'CLOCK
" Mrs. CAROLINE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. !. Dfrectress
THR CELEBRATED RIcHINGE ENGLISH OPERA
TROUPE.
Tho nneat lyric nstrts the stage.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov H. will 10 Presented
Anbors brilliant opera
FRA DIAvOLO,
with Mrs G. r. Bernard Brookhonse, Bowler, James Ar
mold Henry Drayon Henry Pcatea and Annie Kemp Bow
Ter in The cast During tho third Mr Henry DEaysoa viii
sing shields celebrated song OF the "Wo'f"
THURSDAY THANKSGIVING DAY. hrs. grand matinee
commencing ut O'Clock.
GROWN DIAMONDS
THURSDAY EVENING, Nov g. ss O'clock,
will be presented w. V. wsface's beaatifu opera OF
MARIANA,
Msrlanae young and au.ifu prma donna her FIRST ap-
pearance ia New York Miss EMMA rOuSON.
Friday. benefit OF Mrs. c. r. Bernard-1L TltONArbRB
Saturday matinee at 9 o'cock-FRA DIAVOLO
Saturday ereniDg-rAu5T.
Monday evening" Nov. 2s~TflE BOHEMIAN GIRL
Reserved geats only n genera admission 30 cents Tick
cts sse at the usual pieces.
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ITO LET-FUREIsHED on UNFINISHED. Till IRE
i LIST Of May, elegantly furnished three story brown
House. French roof Inquire AZ 33 East Fifeth street
Possesbon immediately terms moderate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-17
HELP wANTED-MALEs.

.sn hght article of merit; can from $40 to 800
Ger dsy ror Information call on WOODBURY. CO. III
broadway, room ~
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ITO LET-A GROUND FLOOR, IO0XsO, WITH STEAM
Power, 6hafting. tp2y 20 the New York Toy Manu-.
featuring Company, Washington and Milton streets
Greenpoint.
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FURNISHED HOUSE IN THIRTY SECOND STREET
IL between Fifh avenue and Broadway to lct for i've
months, at S295 per month. Address JOHNSON, box la
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-17

WAgTED-A Roy IN ThE DRUG STORE coRNR
w 81 av and 60.h 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-17

WANTED IMMEDIATELY. ON BOARD OF THE
w United states nagsp Frolic, lying in tho East river,
Wall street ferry wardroou steward, THFdToom cook
and -four servants for Iarroom: reference from
board.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-17

lsuoRTHANp WRITING TAUGHT IN TEN EASY LES
sous proficiency guaranteed for $40; this Is the u
English system. Address j. A. GRAY, box 61s New Yori
Post olce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-17
ADJUSTMENTS.

WALLACKS.
w Proprietor and Manager. M; LESTER wALi.AQk
Doors open II IN To commences At r q.
Robertson's comedy Of
ROARS OF LAUGHTER AT THE COhEDIErTA OF
A REGULAR FIX.
The piooea will every MONDAY TUBS
DAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY kiaHTA
at O'clock and SATURDAY MATfSIES At ~ I. NJ VIII
appropriate Appointments scenery and with Mr. LtS1fA
WAhAGK r. both pieces the re,t % he characters E
GOLD, Mr. HELD, Mr. 9. II. ROCKWELL, M. NJ H0Lr
LAND, Mr.. LEONARD, Mr.. PECK, Miss HENHioUEA
Mss aERMoN, Mrs. PiillLIps Mrs SETON. Mrs TIM
ONY, Mise GREEN and Miss CLAYTON
ON sATu RDAY EVENING NEXT, NOV. 90.
will 10 produced for the first time Tom Tsyiors
tine and powerful drama,
HENRY DUNBAR.
The cast viii comprise Mr.. j. W. WALLACK, the tue
role ths original character Mr. CHARLES FISHER, Mr.. B.
T, RIHGG0ln Mr.. WILLIAMSON, Mr.. HELD. Mr.. y.
ROCKWELL, Mr. H. HOLLAND, Mr.. LEONARD Mr.. TON
OWENS. Mr.. PECK, Mr.. Go IRAN, Miss LOUISA MOORE
Mrs. L. PHILLIPS and Miss GREEN.
Due notice will he given Of the repetition OF
TIE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
Box Oaace open from 6A. M. to l.. NJ
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WINES, LIQUONs, &c,

C,HERRY wIHR-oLD AND CHEMICALLY pURR FOR
" weddings and elegant social III 30 bottle
w. 60 per gallon. r bAT0UH Gle, ga fsAri street.
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one BROADWAY NEW ToRK.-oNE OR TWO GEN
Lfo tcren for the Insurance business of the Natione
Life Insurance Company Of the United States OF America
Apply to j. u. oRyiS, Manager.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-17

YaTANrED 4 FIRST CLASS MIDDLE AGED MAS A
w and 10 take falt tars Of dining saloon. I'D
3res iea name for two dSys ". H. r. box ia Herald once
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yNTANTED-MEN TO REPRESENT a LIFE INSURANCE
W company; Inducements not exccc led oGlce room,
and Instruction those who business. Also
partner with means wanted. Apply 1t ~. H9 Broadway,
room No. g.
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D,yE,,.,sc HOUSES TO LET.
Uniurnished.

Two LET-A FINE FOUR STORY ENGLISH RAsE
House, In Twenty third sreo between second ana
Third three story brick dwelling In seventy.
seventh street Third In perfect
order; all improvements three story brown stone House
10 sree Third and r0Gth avenues
IN perfsct order FITZPATRICK & HOLMES,
z6 East Twenty third street.
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y5- hNTRp-A COMPETENT YOUNG MAN TO ATTESI
w in a grocery store. Apply TO ]. NJ EDGAR, JI, cor
ner 18th i. nDd gth AZ.
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SAJANTEp-A YoUNG NAN SPEAKING SPANISH
w preferred. 10 make hlnsef generally useful In Al
Dico; light work unlimited time. Address boz 40
fost olce.
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DooK cANvAssERs wANTEp-IN EVERY STATE OF
ID the Union for the sIic OF Chancellor Livingston"
az The founders OF The American republic, and the smtasss
Tor who purchased from France Address the
.LOr, MANSFIELD TRAY Whb"okili, sot Neat sd AZ,
Now York. References required
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yKTAnTFp-lco MES TO GO 10 NEW ORLEANS TX
~ the leyea good wages and passage ifee mp
nly 10 TOTEM & CO.. ca william ST., room No. Z.
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c,PIENpIp SITUATI0N.-S200 WILL GIVE ANY MAN
y good situation and Interest in a great exhibition
lgont Can $50 weekly. Apply at No. 2 East l2ith
Ilrect, Harlem.
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III ANTEp-A YOUNG MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS
w opening oysters and Il willing 10 make himself gener
Ay useful grocery provision good reference
required. Apply 70 PHILIP &oEERoE, grocer falsade
ev. fonkers. Il. y.
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A VERY DESIRABLE THREE STORY HIGH sTool
n Hoasc, furnished $50 Per month"; 81 West TWEEN
lyirst street Inquire the premises between and 8.
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WHOLE OR PART OF HOUSE as WEST MN
w teenth street all modern mprovements rent mod
rate. Apply 10 WILLIAM PHILLIPS, Us Bank street