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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.

SAVANNAH, September l2.-Cotton, de-
mand and offerings have been very light:
middlislgs, lSzc; low middling, IS14c; good
ordinary, l79zc; net receipts, So bales; sales,
382 bales; stock, 1870 bales.
MOBILE, September l2.-Cotton dull and
easy low middllngs, lSj4c; middlings, l91zc
net receipts, a bales; exports cOastWise, III
bales; sales, 100 baleS; stock, lb54 bales.
GlalV WESTON, September I2.-Cotton quiet
good ordinary, lee; net receipts, 7a2 bales;
exports coasty1se, l2l3 bales; sales, $40 bales;
stock. 70. III bales.
CHARLEsToN- September l2.-COtton quiet;
ordinary, l61sdEc; good ordinary, l7lSGlSc
low mideling, lS15c; Middlings, IS5<9l9c; net
receipts 1854 bales; gross, 1855 bales; sales, l0C
bales; stock, 5i6i bales.
CHICAGO, September l2.-Flour in good
demand; spring extra, So 3j9B %. Wheat active
and advanced, but unsettled; spring No. 2
81 26@l q. Corn firn; No. 2, mixed, regular
57937Ssc. Rye firm and in fair demand; No.
2, 55a56c. Barley active and higher;
fall No. 2, 66G6Sc. Pork and lard inactive
and nominally the SAME lard-winter, &c
summer, SS9S54c. Bulk meats dull and
lower; shoulders, 61EG61{c; short rib mid
dies, S1E@S9Ic, with sales at inside quotations
Whisky steady at Soc.
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..,....-flf. .iee, are busily engaged ia providing
.,sgo.Iila aodations for the entertainment Of vis-
ii.,r- 10 lile Soldiers ana Sailors Convention
m .l.e seventeenth and eighteenth instant
f-t..fs- available hotel, public building and
= siouse has been secured, and viii be re-
f.ir. a for the accommodation OF visiting del
-+fs1- II will be necessary for many TO
,...-. a.. themselves with blankets, as the
.s,,...lt Ftfnand exceeds the supply. A number
81 delr-ations viii attend with tents Exten-
-. ,,7-narafions are being made 70 thor
,.llgttf,- illuminate the city on the evening OF
fl,t eighteenth. when the exercises VIII con
clude with grand torchlight procession and
Icy t1f the marching columns. Twelve
i,,,,s-e arrLes are being constructed over Fifth
t,-snue. the sheet where the headquarters OF
fhp convention VIII De.
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LOOK no YOUR CHILDREN.

and breaks down the animal spirits.
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-rhe Liberal and Democratic Ticket ia
Kansas.

TOPEKA. 4. KANsAs, September l2.-The Ldber'
"a .,'d Ds1aocratic Convention closed its ses-
go efoe ~ al three O'Clock this morning
The following ticket was agreed upon Dy poth
- 4 fl-rls,s1. allt Governor, John Walrumi fol
treasurer. Q. IL Pratt; for Secretary OF state
I II. WaskY: fOr Attorney -5enerai, .. 4
Si-st,onsr- fr5r' SunerinteBdent Of Public In
sfr1scfion' J. d. Sawyer; for Chief Justice, n
a McCOuaas: FOR members OF Congress, :. A
IEfrrs ~ r. Iaughere and tFeneIa4 hoJeI
5f37sl.li. PRESIDENTIAL Electors, ". \ English
n a Pticker. A. Th0man, p. Butler enq Min
I.arrisner. Each convention falhsa ~
nominations made by the other, and each atP
lloinied 8 stale Central Committee
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MARRTED.

GRAHAM--DANIEL-O the morning Of
the nth, at the residence OF Thomas Holman,
Esq, by Rev. Mr.. Roseborough, Mr.. GEORGE
C. GRAHAM and Miss MARIA DANIEL, OF
North Carolina.
TBE-HAMILTON-At the Presbyterian
Church, Plaquemine, Louisiana, on the 4th
inst by Rev. james Mcdonnell, Mr.. ALExAS-
DER LYTIE, of Memphis, Tennessee, and Miss
LAURA d. HAMILTON, of Ibervtlle parish,
Louisiana.
After a brief sojourn in New Orleans and
other cities of the South, the happy couple az
rived here yesterday, when they received the
hearty congratulations and kind wishes Of
their numerous friends.
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EvENING-CLAss NO. 2s5.
OFFICIAL DRAWINGS.
NOTICE.

Rox 1II Postotnce. MsTm1ph In s. !
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IrnOw seems that the Radical major
tiles in every Congressional district in
Maine have been lessened, except in
Blaine's. He has gained two hundred,
ar more.
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PRovrDESCE. September l2.-The body Of
George H. Favre, sash and blind manufac-
turer, was found, last evening, in the cellar Of
his factory covered with straw. His skull bad
plOye Of Favres named Patrick h. Denaby is
suspected Of the murder.
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CHICAGO.
Damaging Rain-StOrms-Murder-Illi-
nOis State Fair.

CHICAGO. September I2.-Heavy rains have
prevailed throughout the Northwest for the
past week or ten DAYS, and there are reports
from some points Of damage % wheat in
shocks and stacks. II IS raining heavily here
to-day.
At Mariette, Wisconsin, yesterday evening
William Maxwell shot and killed Walker
FGssfer in a quarrel over a livery bill
The Illinois state fair commences at Ottawa,
Illinois ON MOndy next, the eighteenth, and
the prospects now are that II VIII exceed all
former exhibitions.
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ARKANSAS.
Pope Comfy Matters in Statu Quo
Deputy-SheriR Williams Dead, and
His Confession Confirmed.

LITTLE Rock, September I2-General Up
ham left again for Pope county this morning
with dozen more of the Governor guards.
Matters in and around Russellv1lle remain
as about reported yesterday. Williams, the
peputy-nher1n, who was shot a few days
since Is dead. Letters from RussellYDle con-
hrm the report that IA his dying statement be
laid all the blame Of the troubles on the pres
ent officials
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EDUCATIONAL.

THE undersigned has determined to give
i private lessons in Music, German, French,
English, Latin and Greek.
ReferenceS-Dr- Tn. Hoerner and Mr.. VIM.
Gage Gage & Fisher.
For further information apply to Mr. Hol-
lenberg's and GOepel's Music Stores.
sel3 GUSTAV BOETTICHER.
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NOTES OF THE CAMPAIGN.
rsnnhllsnr Nominatien..

81. LOUIS, september i2.-The Republicans
o7 lhr Fifth district to-day unanimously
nominated Colonel JEFF. Seay for Congress.
irhs Republicans OF the seventh district
nominated 3. 5. BuTdeil by acclamation for
No. l,sctiOn 10 Congress.
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/. 0. o. F. TRIBUTE OF RESPECT


At a regular meeting OF Cotton Plant Lodge,
No. 80, I. o. o. F., held at their hall, Cotton
Plant, Arkansas, September 7, 1872, the follow
ing preamble and resolutions were unani-
mously adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God, in
His infinite wisdom, to remove from our
midst. by sudden sickness, our late brother
member, BEDFORD NJ. PAINE, formerly OF
Olive Branch, Mississippi, at Hopeheld, ar.
kansas, August q, Is72, aged about q years.
ResoIued, That while we bow submissively
to the will of our Heavenly Father, we mourn
the loss Of a beloved member, good citizen
and a sincere friend.
ResoIred, That in the death Of our beloved
associate the Cotton Plant Lodge, No. 80, !. o.
0. F., suffers the loss of one of its most zeal
ous respected and promising young members,
who was ever ready TO sustain the principles
of Friendship, Love and Truth.
ReSOiged,l That in this their hour OF affiictiOn,
we tender the bereaved family of our de-
ceased brother our heartfelt sympathy, and
hope that through the mercy OF Him who Is
the comforter Of the afflicted they may re-
ceive the consolation which He alone can
give.
ResolUed That a copy OF these resolutions be
transmitted to the family Of the deceased,
spread on the minutes, and published in the
Memphis Appeal.
Committee on ReSoIutioHS.-P. D. McNaily,
John r. shelton and James T. Bailey.
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New YORK, September PA private letter
from a-French military officer of high rank to
a friend in this city, states that the verdict of
the cOurt-martial on Marshal Bazaine will
find him guilty Of iniidelity to his duty, and
that the Marshal viii be sentenced TO death.
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WAsHINGrO,S. September 1.-THE President
has accepted the Tesi gnafion Of Internal Rev
enue supervisor Emory, for the territory COM
posed OF The States OF Louisiana, MisssSsippi
and Alabama. Supervisor Perry, of North
Carolina, viii take Emory place, and Super
visor Cobb will take charge Of Perry's former
district. The President to-day signed the
commission OF Supervisor John Nc Donald. Of
Arkansas, for the Indian Territory.
Nice-AdmlTal Rowan has been directed to
send the remains OF the late Captain Daven-
port 70 this city by the TallapoOsa, where they
win be buried. ~ He
No more clerks are 70 be appointed in the
Internal Revenue Bureau, but The force is to
be grad uaily reduced.
There was no formal cabinet meeting to-
day, though nearly all the officers now here
representing the government departments,
had Official interviews with the President.
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CRIMINAL AND CASUAL.


NEWARK, September u.-White's building,
on Commercial street, occupied by several
was destroyed by fire this
morning, at an early hour. Loss rom seventy
i've 10 one hundred thousand dollars.
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PRoyIDESCE, r. J., September l2.-Phe New
England Temperance mass meeting was held
at Rocky Point yesterday. Governor Padle-
ford presided. 1t was an interesting and sue
cesslul demonstration.
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VIHE Committee to whom was referred the
i Barbour Lewis Warrants, and those hold
ing said Warrants, will meet at my office
SATURDAY, 2lsr INST, at 10 o'clock am.
T. c. BLECKLEY,
selS d&w per J. II. GOODLETr.
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MRS. A. MALSI.
administrators Notice.


BE- Life Association OF America, st.
LOuis.-At meeting of the poliey-holders Of
the Life Association of America, held at the
company's rooms on the 26th August, for the
purpose OF considering certain proposed
amendments 10 the charter Of the Associa-
ton, it was the sense OF the meeting that other
amendments be added TO those proposed, and
the whole be again submitted to the members
OF the company at meeting which 1t was re-
commended should be held as soon as practt-
cable. Now, therefore, this is to give notice
that a meeting OF the poliey-hOlders of the
Life Association will be held at the principal
Office of the company, in the city of ST. Louis,
ON Wednesday, the 25th day of September
inst, at 10 o'clock am, for the purpose of
voting for or against the proposed amend
ments tothe charter Of the Association, in ac
cordance with the provisions of section Is of
an act of the General Assembly of the State
OF Missouri, approved March, 1863, entitled
" an act for the Incorporation and regulation
of Life Assurance Companies.
JAMES H. BRITTON, President
sel0 WIN. HANLEY, Secretary.
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PFssFesN g ine La1ra F"iF Triai-esI'e-


san FRANCISCO, September l2-Judge Rear
don reprimanded Cardineue for talking with
juror ia the Fair case, but said that while his
motives were not nee nom suspicion, he had
Of the juror SontiM and could net hold him
guilty under the testimony, and he would dis
charge hiIn. Though his motive would under-
"a further exaIlinaticn in The morning by the
Grand Jury Cardinelle has his desk IN the
office Of the defendents counsel. Six hundred
and fifty persons have been examined slreauy,
and only one juror o0tained-
Princes Augustus and Philip, OF SAKE, and
Dr. Ward, sailed for Honolulu, by Webbs Aus
tralian steamer to-day.
Fx-supervisor Kelly was arrested to-day
charged with a conspiracy 70 murder J. 3.
shay, a witness in a real estate title forgery
case now pending in the courts.
W g. Hoti California pioneer, died to-day.
The Secretary of the Treasury has ordered
the nesclnding of ten per cent. discriminating
duty aglinst goods imported in Japanese YES
sells, In the case OF Tue cargo Of the ship Fulu
Maran, which arrived last wesk.
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Notice to Stockholders

OFFICE MEMPHIs & OHIO r. r. Co., /
September I. 1871. !
THE Annual Election for Thirteen Directors
to serve this Company for the ensuing year,
will be held at the Company's office in this
city on the first Monday, being the7th day Of
October next, between the hours of 10 am
and Bpm. R8- Bono Jide stockholders win be
passed FREE, on the 7th and Sth days OF octo-
Der, on presentation of Stock Certificates to
the Conductor Of any passenger train. By
order of President.
TseD R.A. PARKER, Secretary.
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l42 by l3I feet 10 inches, lying in Chelsea
fronting on the Memphis and Randolph Road
and adjoining the residence Of Mrs. Bailey
being known as part OF Lot No. 527 on Todd &
Crider's map. Title perfect. For further par
tculars apply to -
HOWES d WOODBRIDGE,
sal0 No 2sn Ernnf street.
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Temnerance FTeetiue.

HUDSON, y. Y, September l2-Justice III.
HogebooIn, OF the State supreme Court and
an eminent jurist, died this morning; aged
siEty-four years.
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GENERAL SUMMARY.

Death of bishop EastburD.
Boston. September 12.-Manton Eastburn,
Bishop or the Diocese OF Massachusetts, died
this morning.
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MEDICAL.
PLANTATION BITTERS
S. T.--1s6O--x.

This wonderful vegetable restorative
is the sheet-anchOr Of the feeble and
deblitated. As a tonic and cordial for
the aged and languld, it has no equal
among stOmachics. As remedy fOr the
nervous weakness to which women are
especially subject, it is superseding
every other stimulant. In all climates,
tropical, temperate Or frigid, Il acts as a
specific in every species Of disorder
which undermines the bodily strength,
and breaks down the animal spirits.
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nRIVEN WELLS, PUMPS AND PIPE OF
II all Sizes on hand.
rs Your patronage is respectfully solicited.
audi j. W s BROWNE
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NFW YORK, September l2.-The dTst grand
ratificafion al me nomination OF Greeley and
Brown, for President and Nice-President, and
Francis Herman, for Governor OF New YORK,
by the united Democracy and Liberal hepup-
licans OF the raetrouolis.Sgas held in New York
-.-. ..... i. III.
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NEW York, September l2.-The announce
ment to-day by the Express that Charles
O'COnor had accepted the Louisville nomina-
ton, was an error. In reply to Major Moreau $
speech urging him 20 accept, Mr.. 0OOnor pre-
sented a long address. in which he says,
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Mr. CHAIRMAN AND GENTLEHHN-MY y
views as TO the duty OF resisting the Baltimore
nomination coincide with those which you
have expressed. Ever since the snap lUdg-
u1ent against popular sentiment was obtained
BY the deed OF Baltimore, arguments very In
applicable or very unsound have been used TO
prevent resistance. There is said TO be no ft
choice presented, and Of the two admitted
evils Il Is wisdom 10 choose the least. II this
be true il should not result in favor OF the
Baltimore nominee. OF transcendant ability
and energy uneQuaIled, there is no room for
L..tIr-a.rl
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CHELSEA PROPERTY FOB SALE.
VALUABLE LOT.

NOR the next sixty days. upon terms TO suit
E purchasers, will be offered for sale a
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POLITICAL DEGENERACY.
THE Committees REPLY

Moreau, in reply, declined 10 accept this de-
ciSion as tnal. and inform 4 O'ConOr that they
still regard him as their candidate, and would
support him at the polls.
The New York herald., 1872-04-24

ETH AVENUE THEATRE.
- Twenty fourth street. near broadway Begina At 8
Sole Lessee and Manager .........Mr AUdUsrIN DAILY
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

TN PRESS-"MINORITY; OR, PROPORTIONAL RE.
L presentations Its Aims, History, Processes and Prac
tical Oocration," by Salem butcher. This work. hich
contains among other things an exhaustive account 0!
everything relating to the cumulative will be issued
May 1872 price 81 So copies sent to any address post
paid, on receipt Of price; Trade supplied: Addres.
street. New York.
The New York herald., 1872-04-24

Characters by Miss Clara Morris, Miss Fanny Daven
port, Miss Linda Deitz Mrs Gilbert, Roberta Norwood
IDA hf;sranMss Louise ysmer Miss .iriths Mr.
Grihths Mr.. James Lewis W. J. Lemoyne. w. Davdge.
Geo DE We're, Geo. Parkes, Burnett, Fierce Chapman
Beekman, Godfrey and others
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O10 EAST NINETY-SECOND STREET, YORK
AfO vlle.-Two neatly furnished Rooms second
floor together separately, with without Board Call
The New York herald., 1872-04-24

fTH STREET.-vERY ELEGANT ROOMS TO LET,
X suite and singly with first class Board, at 2l7
West Fourteenth street. house and location unusually de-
The New York herald., 1872-04-24

MOUNTAIN HOUSE. CORNWALL. ON TIE HUD-
M son.-Mrs ARNOLD of ll3 East Fourteenth street.
having taken the above house for the summer, will be
ready to receive applicants for Board from 10 p NJ
Wednesdays and Saturdays and before 2Tuesdays and
FRIDAYS.
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81. EAST TWENTIETH STREET.-A SUIT OF
s)O Rooms, with private bathroom, TO let with private
table only without board also Rooms for single gen
tlcncn
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CeTH STREET CORNER MADISON AyENUE-A
OO fine Suit of Rooms TO rent with Board In one OF the
pcasantest locations in the city. Apply at 2li Madison
avenue
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COUNTRY BOARD.

COUNTRY BOARD IN ORANGE COUNTY-TWO
~ hours by Erie Railroad lb minutes from depot;
class farm house parties having horses preferred Ad
dress H., box Craigville Orange county, N. W Post
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90 WEST NINETEENTH sTREET.-ELEGANT SUIT
90 of Rooms with private table; no moving In May
also large Room for gentlemen
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ROWERY THEATRE.
- WIN. b. FREIIGH Observation-Disclosures. .Manarer
M MAnotner new and exciting play completed and ready
,Qr present ntati0n, by W. A. Suter.
AoNDAY. APRIL q, AND DURING THE WEEK AND
m. o.. MATINEE ON SATURDAY,
with Dool hir1'
X. W. MARsrON.
Mr.. WILLIAM MARDEN
Mrs w. O. JONES.
ana all the company in the cast
the Glorious Comedy of
v,nrECTRE BRIDEGkOOMt
DUTCh SONGS BY BOLAS
THE AERIAL KINQ
4, ~. ......,Mh NIX FRANK A. uIBBONS
IN MS sensation act on the
~ FLOATING BAR
TO conclude with somersau,t fro,, an. c-ora
OF .he tneatre 70 the stage. distance OF 10 feet
me greaest iest ever attempted any theatre IN hs
The performance will commence with the
SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM0
THE SWAMP ANGELA
In active preparation, by Chas Foster
r THAND orEhA HousE. LALI.A ROOKHt
- Coaches may be ordered hereafter at O:tO
CrosstOwn railroads ntersect the Eighth avenue car
line and street stage route which pass the
door of the theatre.
MATINEEs are given every SATURDAY at 2 O'Clock.
SIXTH WEEK
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7H EAST TwENTY-THIRD STREET, OPPOSITE MAD
lO lson sQuareTo let furnished, with Board entire
second Floor, in suits singly, also two large Hall
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L
- Twenty yfourth street. near Broadway; Begins ata
ARTICLE At.
The great Parisan Sensation.
Fourth week. Theatre crowded to the doora
@ Characters , Miss Clara Morris. Miss Fanny D.ys%
larkins, Mr. Henry Crisp, Mr.. Louis James, Mr.. q,
BE- vsr
Beekman, Godfrey and others
SIXTH MATINEE
SATURDAY atty o'clock.
;.A SPECIAL MATINEE Of ARTICLE 4 mo on
sdkGicAI hosffTAE SRfii T. az az fiS p Ne hoo
-. Orders for any of the Matinces Evening
a s mail 1sa to
o % nlrms IN the M @ great call for places the box
FIFTH AVENUE = THEArEE; "a n r,,vv
generously rendered by Mr.. Augustin Daily
noxGopArHiloo IL 50 Surgical & III HOSPITAL.
Will 'A'' &HSsHsDAy F'HfS xt4FSEs AFs = Ar,sorA.
Tickets one dollar So sna ay sdnss ss. ss'h
NTIBLO'S GARDEN. NIBLO'S GARDEN.
IN GREAT DRAMATIC PICTURE OF THE TINE,
SfzSk sEzSkk SEEibzHE:: ESIBHE:
The drama will be presented with
APPROPRIATE LOCAL SCENERY,
INTRICATE Asb RI 4Elspek EEAsoRATE a9H MECHANISM.
bv SHERWOOD.
SPECIAL ATTENTION is CALLED TO THE CAST.
ROB KING. man who loved and lost. j. w. COLLIER
DASH HOFFMAN, a man who played to
SAN sIMMs man Of action 'onA. yiNiHd BoRERs
RYERS q who bought
twelve millions. ..................... r. e. OWENS
NATHANIEL BUDD, a man Of money...C. II. MORTON
ofpropertv. H. DAVENPORT
CAPTAIN OF STEAMER Bristol. >. ANDERsoN
ELDER, detective from the Central
VIOLET sPEARHEART, a woman Of -1.-
the world ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. LIZZIE PRICE
MARY GRAHAM. the sister love. Miss MCCLELLAN
MRS. GRAHAM. the mother we love. EMMA SkERRITT
ROSA BUDD, sweet perennial flower. JENNY LEE
Cashiers Clerks Messengers Telegraph Boys. Police
men, Apple Women. Porters, Cabmen, &c.
ACT NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
BLACK FRIDAY
ACT 2-The Boudor of "a WOMAN OF THE WORLD"
ACT 3eDEPARTURE OF THE STEAMER BRISTOL.
ACT 4-THE SEQUEL TO BLACK FRIDAY
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900 SD Av, BETWEEN 9TH AND 2sTII sTs-A
OoA respectable woman In private family as cook,
washer and iror and good bread and biscuit baker
best city references.
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e)70 WEST 9TH ST., BETWEEN 9TH AND STU
ZlV ays-A ne AT young girl as chambermaid; willing
10 assist in the washing and ironing; chanbermad
and waitress in small private family good city refer
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1877 WEST 18TH STA RESPECTA LIE YOUNG
lOl woman plain cook; Is willing to assist viii II
washing will do general hou ework in small private
family. Call for TIVE DAYS.
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100 EAST l2fH STA COMPETENT PROTESTANT
fLO woman cook. washer and roner also
young German girl a. chambcrmad and waitress
nurse and sealnstress objection TO the country good
city
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ono WEST 10TH ST., BASEMENT-A YOUNG GIRL
LOO as chambermaid and to assist with washing; ex
celent reference.
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/ zoe WEST 18TH STA RESPECTABIE YOUNG WO-
~ house Tor the summer nnd do the iaundrcss
work laundres work alone best rccrencc for honesty
i M cal
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EO7 LEXINGTON Av., BETWEEN 18TH AND 10TH
CA6 SITS "A respectable young woman as chamber
maid and waitress would take of baby under
Call ora address
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100 WEST 10TH STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN
fAA first class cook In private family board
ing house willing to do the washing best
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-07

O0O WEST 18TH STA YOUNG WOMAN AS CHAM
LVt) hermaid and waitress To take OF children
and do chamberwork. Can be at her present
ployment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-07

110 WEST 18TH ST., REAR.--AS COOK BY A RE-
lTV spectacle young woman; can. furnish best city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-07

400 EAST nth ST., SECOND FLOOR, FRONT
f--C room.-fwo respectable girls ia family
as cook the other chaDbcrmaid and waitress none
but first class small family need call best city reference
q f.r f,ynd n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-07

I 81 WEST 18TH ST., THIRD FLOOR-TWO RE.
lJl spectacle young girls 70 together cook,
wssher and lrener; the other ehanberaid and wait
ress; best city reference.