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REGULATOR

ofthe lidneys, fever, ucrvoSsssss, eLll.' S.ssSss
Of the skin, impurity Of the blood, melancholy,
or depression Of sp,r,s. heartburn. collie. or pa6
In the bowels, pain 10 the head, feveI ana Sgus
dropsy, bols, pain In the hack aud limbs. assks,
erysipelas female affections, and biioas 4Is< ssS
\ generally. f.tflA 40 -
nrugsists, Macon, q.
For sal. by Barelsy brothers. OHIO Ls,ss
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nEPoslTS received, and q general banking
~ business done.
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THE BEST TONIC IN USEt
ron SALE nv
f.. +. MAYNARD. PROPR

The symptomsho
liver complaint are
Sx,' uneasiness and pain
SlMMbNN in the side. Some
times the pam is ip
the shoulder, and il
mistaken for rheumatism, The stomach 10 affect.
ed with loss Of appetite and sickness, bowsls An
gene al costiye, sometimes alternating with la,.
The head is troubled with pam. and dull, heavy
$1,000 sensation, considerable
loss OF memory, accom-.
IJVEp panied with painful sen.
~" station OF having left up-
done something vhich '
ought to have been done
one complaining of weakness, debiliiy, and low
spirits, sometimes, some Of the above symp. -
toms attend the disease, and ut Other tInes seI,
tsw OF them but the Liver Is generally the organ
most involved. Cure the Liver with
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Dyspepsia, neA4eche,
jaundice, costivepsss,
sick hsadache , c hTone
disrrh1a, affections Of
the bladder, camp
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NEWSPAPER y.

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Daughters OF all such.
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miscellaneous reading. and furnishing the news
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Ticket. Two Dollars Each-HRiyes One
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ci-elN similar manurr TO that % the late GrsLd
y n Concert % the Mercantile Library Associa.
ton, OF san Francis which gave such universa
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FOREIGN
C0NBERENCE OFlali GERMAN
9i1e1 CATHOLIC BISHOPS.
THE AMERICAN LOAN.
THE FRYNCH ARMY BILL.
ENGLAND.


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I.oxnov A,.,.. ,o-Th. ,enor. th.,
,he confersnee mes 81 S.rm.n Cs,ho}ie bi,bons s
was held A FieIda Of, the Sd mat. proves
to be iucprroet The rneetio > IA 10 10 h.,d
September 9Th. - F'-II - - ~ -
The crops are all excellent. .t
Heffine ashine on The coast Of I,.,sna
has been unusually s,iccessfbI th;s ya.,
and the fact has caused, orcs, ,a;oi c;nn
among the poor tbsre ~. ''O'''e
uorsr or r,o,n s'.r
h''SA v, LORDS. e.
Ah sne honse OF lordb to-day, Lord
Cnanoler ana Y ncouat Halifax defen ded
~ the most vigorous manner the measures
Wn,cn nave oeen pursued by the govern
.nses tn's session o. pari'sment. especially
those pfosidtng ballot eleetioas for the
regulation OF the army. b,s ia u, GA, -'.'
HOUSE OF COMMONS,
field, under secretarv of foreign affnirs ssid
thaths had DISPUTED tho treaty. Of 1867. bu,
that The eooys,nmsoI az G,.., M, ,s;n
The steamship Wisconsin, from New
York TO Queenstown, proceeded 10 Liver.
pool. ,......r -. u.
Inc steamsnip Aasstane, rom New
iofk, toucned NJ plymouth, on her way
70 hamburg. as 3D. Bee - .,--.. =. -r.
Inc european SyndAcate to-day an
noonceS tn,ougn sne press OF London,
raNs, I.snkIors, befiin ana Amsterdam
-, ~
books 70 be kent omen 10 and inclua;nv
Thursday. The COM ,ments ~ The nye.s on
the loan are verv favorable. tIys.Sv
applications have beeu 6led in .dvsnc. ~
the opening of the books.
II il onofBcislly announced ,b.. thu
president Of the Swiss ConSsda,st;on h.s
sono;ntsd n Jscouas q, .sn,,T .ar;n. "a
ersl Counselor and formo,Iv n,s.,asn, ~
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NEW.YORK.
TAMMANY,S EXPENSES.
THE JERSEY CITY EXPLOSION.
TAMMANY's EXPENSES,

TAMMASY's EXPENSES.
lESw-YoRK Aug. ig.-.The Tsmmany y
official record containing the expenditures
for the year 1S6S-69 and 1870, show that
there were paid for furniture, retsirs,
public boildings, stationery, rebinding
and repairing books, the sum Of So, ,O39, lei.
Subscriptions are still being raised in the
the city for the relief Of the French suffer.
ers OF the.lsae FrAhoo-Pfussian war. lr
sMUGoLINo. y
e -Four Frenchmen were arrested yss,er-
day on q charge Of smuggling precious
stones, $45, 200 worth Of which were found
secreted on their persons. '7'
TIM YACHT RAcH. tl" -
The yacht squadron at Newport YES.
terdsy appointed a committee to elect
the yacht to represent the New-York
club in the race for the, qpeenS cup
with Ashbnry's Leyinis. Three ya4hts
are to be chosen 10 sail . ,series Of test
matches and the best Of these ID 70 run
against the Levinia. A. ...'. ''''
..ts- THE HoBsE PLAQUE .'
has broken ont . second lims, and With
greater violence IN the stables Of the
Brooklyn horse railroad. '- ...-, ..'
....tar -.I 9. ARRESTED. ".
~ .. SosutoWsiOoo< 0Dt0I0, yo1e even =
Jog, Issued . warrant Sos ths arrest Of the
president Of leading insurance company
on Broadway. The name and facts are
withheld by the commissioner till she ar.
rest Is affected but the charge 10 issuing
forged bonds foe $4,000. lo5 OIL
m Tas JERSEY cIrr xxrIo.Yox.
A new theory Is prevalent in relation to
the Jersey City explosion. McGhee, ono
OF the proptieton Of the liquor saloon,
whose body was ssid 70 have been discov.
cred In the ruins, is said,to be still At large.
The evidence developed at inqusst last
night, indicates that McGehee was not at
the saloon at tho time Of the explosion;
and It Is asserted by responsible parties
that he was seen at Hoboken, at 8 o clock,
on the morning after the explosion.
.. DENIAL. ...
Prominent officials At custom house dony
The statement that assessments have been
made upon Office holders for political pur-
poses, or that one Is contemplated.
The procession on tho 25th will be fupn.
ished ample police escort TO protect it from
interruption. 81. 80. '..... b..
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW ORLEANS.

=, NEW ORLEANS.
..... NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 10, 1871.
FLOUR--Dull and lower; Xxx, 8Ac;
Xxx, 63t96lc.
= CORN = Good supply Mixed, 65ci
White, s9(e7Oc. ~.
OATS-Firm, 4s(950c.
HAY q BRAN--U nchanged.
PORk--Duil and lower, Sl8 s7l
BACON-Dull and lower. 1(9SA.
LARD-Unchanged.
COFFEE-Quiet, 14GalG.
WHISKY - 90sl0o. All others un-
.. fa. CHICAGO. g..
5sr CHICAGO, Aug. 10.
PROVISIONS--Inaetive.
PORK-$l225, September.
. LARD--Nominally 81 cash.
' WHIsKY--Quiet; sales, 81.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE ky; Aug. 1s, 1871
FLOUR-very dull, s3.75as4, for fall
superfne. .s',J ..'# .rr ''.,H
wHEAT--Firm aud inspected lou bet
ter. No. 8 red fall SLIP.
CORN-Dull. White packed, 4Sc.
OATS Dull. Mixed bulk, 32c.
RYE-Steady, 5sa60c. 4 ~. -..
WH1SKY-Quiet, Ole -....s lilo
2 FURK-No sales. offered At 12lc.
BACON-Considerable activity Shori-
dsrs, ss6ac. Clear rib, 7ta7tc.
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TO CONTRACTORS

NrOTICE is hereby gwen, that sealed proposals
N will be received at my office, until IL O'Clock
NJ. of Saturday, the 26th day OF August, 1871, tor
the building OF bridge across Cache river, oppo
specifications now IN file in my office, in the City
OF Cairo.
Parties bidding will submit the same--ist. For
sll caAh in hand. I'd. For $500 in Pulaski county
bonds, and 1900 in personal subscriptions, made
in AID OF the building ot said bridge, and guarsn
teod by Pulaski county; the balance cash In
hand.
The contractor will be required TO complete
SAID bridge on or before the lat day Of January,
lsi2, to the satisfaction Of the County Courts OF
Alexander ana Pulaski counties PAYMENT will be
made on completion OF the work.
JACOB q. LYNCH,
Aug. 18th, 1911, County Clerk Alexander Co.
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COLUMBUS, O.
COL. MCCOOK'S HEALTH FAIL.
... ..t ING.

CoLUMbus, August lo.-Col. McCook,
the democratic candidate for governor, has
been compelled by III heath TO suspend
his canvas Of the state, He does SO with
great reluctance and only upon the
earnest advice Of medical men Of eminence
who say that his system 10 so prostrated by
bis labor in tho intensely hot weather Of
the last three or four weeks as to make
rest absolutely necessary. The meetings
appointed by him will 30 held and other
speakers supply bis place. As soon as his
health is sufficiently recovered he will re-
sumo his speaking. .... -..n..
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SARATOGA.
THE RACES--LARGE ATTEND.
ii iUlsI .li' ANCE. eu sai! ED.a2H /.

SAsArooA, August ls,-Ths attendance
at the racss to-day was immense, For
the great hurdle race seven horses started.
The fayorite, Vesuvius, was the winner.
Astronomer was several lengths ahead at
the middle Of the last mile, but his rider
was thrown. The horse went on and came
in second. Time a68. In tho second
race, u miles, Longfsllow gal'opsd over
the course with no contestants. Tho third
race, II miles, was won by Barney Will
liams in close struggle with Climax, I'd,
and Midday. ID; time, 2:3S. , 10.
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NOTICE.

Notice ~ hereby given that, whereas, William
fost did, on the tenth day OF March, A. d.
1886, by his certain chattei mortgage convey to
sarah .. Kellogg, the two story brick store
house situated on lot number six TO- in
block number twenty-five (25), in the city of
CAIRO, county of Alexander and state of Illinois,
together With the leasenold Of SAID lot, running
until the 1-t day Of January, A. ID. 1874 with all
the appurtenances thsreunto belonging to secure
the paymeLt OF certain promssary note bear.
ing even date herewith, given by SAID william
j. lost TO sad sarah G Kellogg for the sum OF
twenty.three hundred dollars s2,3O0) payable
one year alter the date thereof. And, whereas
default mas boen made IN the payment OF a part
OF said note, to secure the payment whereof said
mortgage was executed. !, the undersigned, n.
Watson Webb, attorney for said Sarah G. Kellogg,
mortgagee, will under and by virtue OF the pow.
er ami authority contained in said mortgage, on
Monday, the 18th day of September, AID ISL,
between the hours of 10 o'clock q m. and 2
o'clock pm. OF said day, at The premises, pro.
ceed to sell at public sale, to the highest bidder
tor cash In uand. the above deserted house and
lease, to satisfy the amount due on said note.
II. WATSON WEBB,
Attorney for Sarah G. Kellogg Mortgagee
Cairo, Ills, Aug. lG, 1871.
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LOUISVILLE.
LYNCH LAW IN HICKMAN
- 60 COUNTY, KY. .,5W. D.
THE TRIAL OF DIR. GROESSE AT
anss Or e' LOUISVILLE. riLE. ..


LoUIsyILLE, August l9.-Ths nexfo
who outraged and murdered little girl
in Hickman couuty, few days since vas
taken from Jail op the night Of his arrest
shot through seven times and left for dead
The next morning he was found sitting up
and was taken 10 the Jail and had his
wounds dressed, but afterwards tho eiti-
zens took him out again and hung him.
He had confessed his crime. .l -
The examining trial Of Dr.. Paul Crosse
ut this place to-day, on charge of murder,
for causing his wifes death by brutal
treatment, terminated in his being re-
manded to jail, without bail, to await trial
before the criminal court. ~ ..-.
In Graves county Q white man, named
Lyslie, committed . rape on Rsbecca An.
derson, colored, and afterwards robbed her
OF 90 cents-all the money she had Lys-
lie was arrested and lodged in iail at
Paducah. The sevsrest penalty Is de-
manded for the crime, for which he 10 de-
nolnced as deserving death. ,,q ly.....'
KENTUCKY ELECTION RETURNS.
Official returns from oil but six counties
give Leslie, dem, for governor, SO, 40 ms
jorny. Democratic msjosities for State
ticket, are as follows: .! IH4 81 .'.'
Leslie, govsrnor"-....."..."." ".....86,4 ,4l9
Oastie lieut. gov....-...."........." ".b9, TAT
Robinson, atty general l...""..".".89,7 746
omitn, suoitor.. ....',.!.. ...0S,VIo
Grant reg:ster.............. .........3l,9 1861
Henderson, supt public instruction. $50 S6b
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ST.. LOUIS.
TRANSFER OF 20. RAILROAD
,."- BONDS. .4 ,.e.s.ii,.

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ST, Louis, August l9.---It 10 stated on
good authority, but not officially promul-
gated, that the half million OF North Mis-
souri, railroad stocks in this city hsvs been
sold for $65,o09 and that ithad passed
into the hands Of recent owners. i d ron
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POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y.
RE.CAPTURE ia' OF ESCAPED
r.yw.A 90 CONVICTS. .as

PoUaHxEEPsIs, August l9,--Conyicts
Crean'er, kingland, Byrnes and Albert
Williams have been rs-cap.ured and re-
turned to Sing Sing. t1 9y,s -.r
Another convict supposed 70 bs Bsr.
nsrd Wiley, b held for fdsnti1catior.
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MANHOOD I'D
HOW LOST! HOW RESTORED
Jus, published. in a sealed envelope. Price. 9 ct,

Just published. in sealed envelope. Price, ets.
A lecture on the natural treatment, and radical
cure OF Spermatorrhea or Beminel Weakness, In.
voluntary Emissions, Sexual Debility, and Impe-
Consumption, Epilepsy, and fits, Mental sni
Physical lncapscty, resulting from self abuse,
eIe., by Robt J, Culverwsli. N. D., author OF the
"Green Book" etc,
"A BOON TO THOUSANDS on suTFERgRs.
Sent under ssl. N PLAN envelope, to an ID.
dress. postpaid, on receipt OF six cents, or two
postage stsmps, " Ohas. J. g. Kline Z Co.. III
Bowery, New York, Postoeace boz <,sss
ei3da mws 'E .fu
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NASHVILLE.
A YOUNG LADY BURNED TO
r'Hls DEATH H''.

NAsHvILLs, August l9.-Miss Tennis
Dicas, ., girl afteen ysars Of age was
burned TO death at Clifton, Wayne county,
Tennessee, few days ago, by tho explo-
sion Of Q can Of coal oil. - ~.
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JOHN scHEETz, ...........soLR PROPRIETOR.

= II Is reliable Family Medicine, and can be
aken by either infant or at ut with the same been
hcial results. 1t Is acertain, prom pit and speedy
emedy tor darrhea, dysentery, bowels compiied
dyspepsia, lowness of spirits, Paintings, sick
stomach, headache, etc. For chllls and fever of
all kinds, It Is far better aud safer than ouiniue
ethout any OF It's pernicOus effects. Ii effects
IN appetite, proves a powerful digestor Of food
aud VIII counieract the effects Of Iiaucr i'm az w
minutes. As lndsputsble evidence ofits m
cal properties, We append few ofthe many
tiiratss IN our possession; y
lohnson's Depot, East Tenn, and Va. X.
JAcos schkErz, Esq.--Dear Bir. nave used IN
bltersi have OBJ aimed from you, and find them
10 be al they are recommended 10 he. / found
Que bottle 10 AFFORD me considerable relief feel
as though cannot do very we'll without them, no
my present state of health,
ID. MENlGE, l33 South 9th st., Phila.
Pastor Baptist Passyunk Church.
sold by W,P. Allen. IS MAN street Dubuque
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

Whereas, William X. Burke and Rosanna Burke
his wife, did on the ed day Of June, A. ID. 1888.
execute their certain mortgage or deed OF trust
to lsham y Haynie to secure cOrtain notes there
in mentioned, which deed Of trust was duly ac-
knowledged and recorded in book "D" pages 333
and EH IN the recorders office Of Alexander coun-
", Illinois. And whereas, default has been made
in the payment o. said notes. Now. therefore,
in accordance with Il provisions of said deed
and ty virtue Of the powers therein contained,
will. on Friday, the LIST day of September, A. d.
1871, at the front door of the court house of AL
exscder county, State oil Illinois, at O'Clock Of
said day proceed 20 sell the following described
Lots numbered seventeen al, eighteen Qs),
nineteen tl9) in block fifty -tour (5i) as the same
was caused to be plated and recorded by Messrs.
Taylor and Davis, the same being described in
said deed OF trust for cash in hand 10 the CHEST
bidder, and will execute to the purchaser or pur-
chasers O deed for the same.
ELIZABETH C. HAYNIE,
Administrative for Isham n. Haynie
July Goth, 1871. ly30-2Otd.
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MEDICAL.
THE BRIDAL CHAMBER
ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN

GREAT SOCIAL EVILS AND ABUSES,
Which interfere with marriage, with sure mean.
OF relief for the errng and unfortunate, diseased
and debilitated. Sent in sealed envelopes. free of
charge. Address, Howard SANITARY AID Associa
tion, No. South Ninth ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
jy7daw3m
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BULLETIN BUILDING, WASHINGTON Ay.
LEGAL.
ELECTION NOTICE

The stockholders OF the Enterpri,e Savings
Bank OF Cairo are hereby notified that an election
will be held at the CITY National Bank on Mon.
day, September 9Th, for the election Of seven a..
'rectors. Polls open from ten to twelve o'clock
am. WALTER HYsLoP,
aug1sdtd Treasurer.
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A BOOK FOR THE MILLION.

A BOOK FOR THE MILLION.
NAppr.cp Private Coun selor
"hhhlapE to the Married or
rrrrnr, those aboutto marry
pClDE' on the physiological
mysteries md revelations OF the sexual system
with the latest discoveries in producing and pre-
venting offspring, preserving the mpieNion, &c.
This ~ an interesting work Of two hundred and
twenty-fonr pages, with numerous engrayings,
and contains valuable Information for those who
are married or contemplate marriage; still II isa
bOok that ought to be under lock and hey, and not
laid carelessly aboutthe house.
Sent to any one free of postage) for 80 cent
Address Dr. butts Dispensary, No. IL,
H Eighth street, st. Louis, Mo.
NOstce to the A inlet ed and UnfOrtun
Before applying to the notorious Quacks who
advertise In the public pspcrs or using any Quack
remedies, peruse Dr. butts work, no mater
what your disease IL or how deplorsble your con-
dluon,
Dr. butts cen he consulted, personally OF At
mail, on the diseases mentioned in his works,
Office, No. " n Eighth stre-t, bet. Market and
ahestnnt s. LOUIS. Mo. mvgdwly
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CIScIxsATL August ls.-The demo-
cratic executive committee Of Plato coun-
y held . meeting to-day. A ticket will
be nominated on September l2th.
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CINCINNATI.

O. DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
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THE BULLETIN.

Reported especially for the Cairo Mi
lesfn. Tss hcsrs In advance sf ~.
s'ouss PApers- t-r-l s..t. lrf .'
The New York herald., 1871-10-09

A SITUATION WANTED ny RFsPErrABLw MID
n de'agod woman seai1strsss do general house
work ~ smn private family best city reference Addrcaa
ousekeepsr box liz Herald Uptown Branch ohoe, l2t5
| HrOlaway.
The New York herald., 1871-10-09

CQ1 EAST SD STA RESPECTABLE GIRL AS
AOI cook washer and ironer, as chaulbermaid and
waitress
The New York herald., 1871-10-09

s)n0 WEST 18TH ST.--hN EXPERIENCED WOMAN
AOU as cook; understands all kinds of SOUPS, meats,
&C excellent bread and pastry baker best city refer.
The New York herald., 1871-10-09

oO1 EAST 43D ST, BETWEEN IsT AND ID AVS,
OIL third G0or front room.-Two sisters: cook,
the other chambermad and warcss years city
The New York herald., 1871-10-09

Idt WEST 5oTH ST., BETWEEN srH AND 7TH
If avs As first class cook; Is willing and oblsing;
good city relerrnee
The New York herald., 1871-10-09

Olo avs-A respectable girl az fret class cook and
baker; understands her business thoroughly willing to 90
short distance the country best city references. Can
for two days.
The New York herald., 1871-10-09

oIQ WEST Urn SEA RESPECT ABf.E WOMAN
')l' wana two or three EenIlemens washing, or would
80 out 70 do davis work, u rnaMirei.
The New York herald., 1871-10-09

OuS WEST 36TH sT.-A RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS
LtO cook to Hssis, In washing; best city reference
The New York herald., 1871-10-09

01H FAST 45TrI ST., BETWEEN 90 AND 3D Avs.
AfO top door, back.--A young woman COOK, washer
and ironc in private family best city reference from last
place.
The New York herald., 1871-10-09

A WEST 2sD STA YOUNG GIRL AS WAITRESS
and chambermad, or as nurse ana seamstess city
reference.
The New York herald., 1871-10-09

90 EAST SD sT-hs FIRST CLASS COOK; NO Oh
~ ~ Jecon TO irsi class boarding house uncAccpon
al refelence
The New York herald., 1871-10-09

OOl. WEST 18TH STA RESPF CTApIE YOUNG wO.
LNO man good plain cook; is a first washer and
irouer IN small private family understands her business
thoroughly Best city reference from her last place
The New York herald., 1871-10-09

O0Q WEST 3sTH STA RESPECTABLE GIRL AS
<LOo good cook, would assist in washing in private
family best city reference prefers good home
The New York herald., 1871-10-09

100 ELIZABETH ST., BASEMFNr.-A REsPEcTA-
lD bic Protestant Girl cook and to assist with the
Washing good city reference.
The New York herald., 1871-10-09

JEn WEST asTH STA COMPETENT WOMAN AS
/ ,)U good cook; understands her business IN all its
branches; good baker; city refereuce objection
private boarding house.
The New York herald., 1871-10-09

100 WEST s5TH ST. BETWEEN 9Th AND 7TH
I')D sA respectable giri as good plain cook washer
and ironer; good reference.
The New York herald., 1871-10-09

1oi WEST 18TH ST, THIRD FLOOR, FRONT
IDf roomA young grl good plain cook and TO assist
IN the washing. Cal for two Gays.
The New York herald., 1871-10-09
Chnrnberrnnisis. tS-r.

- DEPAU ROW, BLEECKER STA RFsPFCTARIF F
% young Girl as chamhermaii waitress; is n good
washer and roner and plain sewer good city reference
call FOR two days.
The New York herald., 1871-10-09

oOI WEST a6rH STA PROTESTANT WOMAN TO
DOL COOK, wash and iron In n respectable family.
The New York herald., 1871-10-09

oc PLYMOUTH ST., BRooKLYN y RESPECTABLE:
~ Girl Enesvoman In a millinery, drcatnaEer or
fancy goods store CAL Tor two days-
The New York herald., 1871-10-09

EIRL wAErED-TO 20 GENERAL fOCSEwOfK M
~ small privale family, with good references. Apply "
a2l Woss 35d street.
The New York herald., 1871-10-09

l. WEST 2srH ST As LADIES' MAID AND
I'Jt seanisress, excellent operator,
IL ladies' ohidfens dresses understands
excellent city reference.