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smnlI.Pox-To the Poor.

Believing that my smallpox pre-
ventive" will lessen the chances of in
lection, and knowing the great number
of poor people who have not the means
of procuring it, viii give it with ex-
treme pleasure to any one who is unable
to purchase it, by applying in person to
my drug store. | am actuated only by
kindness in making the above announce
meut, and the knowledge Of having, per-
haps, averted one single case, will more
than recompense me for the expensive
outlay. Respectfully,
G. II. JoHNsON,
l43 Main street, corner Echange.
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MUSICAL SEASON.
The Patll.mario Concerts.

Strakosch will soon be with us, and
happiness will be ours. Not Strakosch
alone, however, but the constellation OF
musical stars that revolve around him
Carlotta Patti, Carey, Carreno, Sauret,
Scolara and the great tenor Mario.
Patti is the imperial warbler, possessing
voice Of exquisite finish and tone.
She dresses divinely, and who can resist
her ringing, bell-like notes which seem
to bubble upward from rose wreaths hall
hidden in snow drifts OF white lace.
Miss Carey, a beautiful and glorious
singer, will utter harmony in all the sim
plicity of young girl talking POLITICALLY
to birds and flowers. And then comes
Mario
mario with his tenor tone
Which sounded so diyinely."
even as far back as 1889, when he star
tied the musical world into ecstacy. A
clever critic since has said Of that voice.
he seems conscious of his voice being
RolU inadequate to meet the demands for
power which was fascination, won
der to him when pleasant youth on
the Paris stage, yet that voice which
has flooded thousands OF souls with
melody as pure, as touching, as the
music of heaven, has still its sweetness,
yet its penetrative m'app, drt may have
been given louder, perhaps clearer, yet
never With more delightful ease; more
winsome grace and touching sweetness,
than il was by him last night; and all
who heard that voice acknowledge its
art, its lingering talent, to be Of unsur.
passed steadness and almost immortal
stability.
Scolara, the baritone, is splendid
singer. His laughter is perfect and
contagious; it is wonderful and incom-
parable.
Mile Carreno, the pianist, plays d.
vinety, distinctly accurately and at
tractively, and is both beautiful and
charming.
Mons. Sauret, a youthful violinist,
yields the bow with passionate fervor.
His executions are as difficult as they
are clear, and ofttimes mellow, and are
of almost vocal purity of tone. He has
the delicate touch Of Camille Urso, and
the vigorous expression of Vieuxtempts
or Ole Bull and would not suffer in a
| IL r. tla,.,
The Strakesch troupe will appear at
the Memphis Theater in two grand con-
certs on next Thursday and Friday eve.
nings and matinee on Saturday.
PRoGRANME-PART FIRST.
/ Duet-rer piano and violin-from
William Tell............,Os Osborne and DeBeroli
Mile Teresa CarenO and Mons. Emile Sauret
Q Aria-Miei rampolli--Cenerentola ...Rossini
Signor Evasio Scolara.
3 Violin solo-Fantasie on themes
from OthellO...,.,.,...,
Mons. Emile Sauret.
4 Aria-Caro nome, from Risoletto.......Verd
Mile Carlotta Patti.
Piano Solo-Rondo Carpriccioso
.MenuelssOl
Mile Teresa Carreno.
4 Duet-Mira In blanca luna. Rossin
Miss Annie Louise Cary and Signor Mario.
PART SECOND.
Violin Solo-Fantasie on Russian
irs ............. lenlaWhh
Mons. Emile Sauret.
Q Aria--Or In Sul' ...Mercadant
Miss Aunie Louise Cary.
2 Ronanza-M appari, from Martha, Flowto'
Signor Mario.
Uor;at;ons-- he urayoure PrOcl
Mile Carlotta Patti.
4 Piano Solo--Grand Fantasia from
IITrOyatOre
Mile Teresa Carreno.
Quartette-From Martha; flowto'
Mile Carlotta Patti, Miss Cary, Signor Mari
eai SignOr SeOara.
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A NOBLE DEED.


A PhIIanthrOpist far Our Midst-
Riessed be Those who Help the
Poor.
In this issue Of our paper will be seen
a card, published by Dr. G. H. Johnson,
druggist, lab Main street, corner of
Exchange, kindly offering, without any
pay therefor" preventive for the
smallpox" to those of our people who
are without means. This philanthropic
act demands the most heartfelt thanks
from our public generally, inasmuch
as this assistance is freely offered, with
out money or price, to our poorer classes,
thereby preventing probably many cases
of this momentary prevailing sickness.
1t would be nothing but proper on the
part of the public to patronize the doc
tor for this kind act. The preventive is
a good one, and is used by several OF
our physicians Call in person at the
store, l43 Main street, corner Of Ex-
change, and receive the preventive.
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There is no smallpox in my house OF
near it, as some thoughtless or ma.
licious parties have reported it. ! re
specially inform my friends and the
public that there is no truth in the re
port. and refer to Drs. Frazer and Viii
lett. AUGUST BERTOS.
Confectionery and Bakery,
Corner of Fourth and Poplar streets.
Avalanche and Appeal copy.l 81
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rne s1rnI,nseh Concerts.

Citizens Of adjacent towns desiring TO
attend these concerts can SECURE seats
by mail by inclosing the amount to y.
A. Benson's music store, No. 81 Main
street, and calling for their tickets upon
arrival, or at any time previous to the
commencement Of the concert, each
evening and matinee. For particulars,
saa advertisement.
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Recoraer,s canrt vararies.

Recorders Court Vagnrfes.
Recorder Winters occupied the bench
this morning and distributed justice in
q liberal manner. Charles Armstrong
(white), charm doctor, charged with
swindling colored woman out Of fifteen
dollars by pretending that he had power
to cure her son, was sent TO jail in de-
fault Of $4,000 bonds. and James Rich
ards (negro confederate) was sent up in
default Of $1,000 bonds. Armstrong, a
carpet bagging adventurer, pretended to
have orders from the Qneen of the Voc
doc kingdom to collect the above
amount, or inform the superstitious
African that her son would die within
thirty days. The chain.gang is the
proper place for such unmitigated swim
dlers. Sam Weston nipped" pair Of
pants from BealH street merchant, and
was "nipped by policeman in conse-
quence; Jail and $1,000 bond. Fanny
Malone, of Marshall street, slashed with
knife En- Stanley, and was placed un-
der 5000 bonds for assault and battery
with intent to commit murder.
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Medical Notice,

In another column appears the card
of DIR. r. l.. Laski, graduate of the
Medical University Of Berlin, Prussia.
DIR. Laski has his office at No. So Union
street, and resides at No. 800 Main
street (Gayoso Block. Vaccinations
daily at his office between three and four
o clock p. m.
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Nh. BERToS, the famous eopfectioner
and caterer, is fully prepared to fh aaF
orders in bis Line at the shortest notice
during the holiday. fesiiTities, Leave
yonr oDlars at bis old and wsll kasEn
establishment, corRer Of Poplar and
Fourth streets. 100
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TO THE PUBLIC.
j, ID. Edwards a. Co., HeadquRr.
ters oyster Depot, 27S second
afwanf .Ir.e..|nr "a .H...

ters oyster Depot, US seeon"
street. unUFnu TfIs.
To keep pace with the dull times we
pledge ourselves to sell the best fresh
oysters coming to Memphis at the follow
ing prices: A, 75c per can; B, 6Oc per
can; G, SOC per can. these prices will
be strictly adhered to during the entire
season. Turkeys, celery game and fish
of all kinds atreduced prices. We can
and viii guarantee to sell lower than
any wholesale or retail house in Mem
phis, and have done SO for the past eight
years. We do not wait until the market
is glutted to reduce prices, but we make
it a point to keep them down during the
whole year for all fresh eatables.
]. D. EDWARDS Il Co,
IS W 278 Second street.
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Drafts for sale on England. Ire
land, France, Germany, italy, swift
zeriand, Belgium and Holland;
also, gold drafts ON. New York aud
New Orleans. city, State and
Comfy Taxes settled nj the lowest
market rate by the Mechanics and
Traders Bank, No. Madison
street, 80
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We callthe attention of ourreaders tc
the card of Mr.. Joseph Specht, No. 81
Madison street, the pioneer of confec
TONERS. The reputation of this estab
lishment is known, and we only call at
tention that our friends will do well by
calling at this place for confectioneries
TOYS, etc.
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Price OF GAME.-At the game stores
to-day the retail prices OF game was as
follows: Venison, l5c per ID (choice
cuts) wild ducks, SOC per pair; prairie
chickens, 81 per pair; quail, 81 per
dozen; fish, l5c per lb; dressed turkeys,
zoe per Id; oysters from 5Oc to soc per
ran
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STOLEN PROPERTY REcovERED.-Chief
Athy's detectives recovered watch
from Robert Kelly, which watch was
alleged to have been stolen from Ber-
nard Smith. Kelly was sent to Jail by
Esquire Spelman in default Of $1,000
bonds to-day.
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Sales yesterday were 300 bales. To-day the
Liverpool market is less active, and New York
is quoted Qniet BY the early kilograms. The
demand Is fair here, however, and sales to
noon we're MOO bales, taken principally on
spinning accounts, and including nearly all
grades. al prices ruling as follows;
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a.m.-Sales for January, is l5lec; Feb
rnary. lglEc: March. NC: April. 1870.

opens quiet but steady. Uplsnds. l0d Or
leans. 1G5Sd.
2p,m.-Cotton is dull. Uplands. l0d; Or
leans. 103sd. Sales 10, 900, Of which 1000 were
for export and speculation.
p.m.-Cotton closes dull. Uplands. lOd;
0rlaans 1874
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THE RIVERS AND WEATHER.

THE RIVERS AND WEATHER.
The river here is now within ten inches Of
the lowest mark of last season and is falling
very slowly, but viii hardly go much lower, as
a slight swell is expected out of the Ohio and
a rise Of ten inches is reported at st. Louis.
The bars above and below here are about as
bad as ever. and the channel is not cutting out
to any great extent Boats drawing over FIVE
and half feet viii find several stumbling
blocks coming down, the worst Of which is
Point Pleasant, but car set below here loaded
to six feet. The Arkansas and White rivers
are daily getting worse. and planters begin to
talk of using their beds TO raise cabbage and
turnips. After twenty-four houEs of rain and
cloudy weather. the say partially cleared thi
morning, bpt the fog did not raise until late,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-12-07

If Charley A. Beehn, who has served
his constituents so faithfully in the Com
mon Council, viii offer himself as a can
didate for reelection, he will receive the
support Of the majority of the voters o.
the Third Ward.
REGISTERED VoTERs.
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REMEMBER that J. Devote, corner Of
Third and Adams streets, has the most
excellent stock Of family groceries in
the city. Oar readers will consult their
interests by going there for supplies.
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STRANGERs, go to Willetts.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONEY.
PUBLIC LEDGER OFFICE,

PUBLIC LEDGER UFFICk,
MEMPHIS. TENS., December 7. 1872.
While the market discount rate on Eastern
exchanges 1z@5sc,we find thatin exceptional
cases cotton bills have been taken at 3s@19c.
New Orleans bills.are worth par to &c dis
count to the banks. the inside rate being for
round amounts, and in selling the banks fur
nish checks on the latter point at a slight pre-
MUM, and on Eastern and Northern cities
.at par. Bank transactions amounting to
s2O, 900 reported at &c discount on New York
Money is in active demand, and but few dis
counts are being made by the banks, even to
regular customers in good standing. and while
the nominal rate at bank is 10 y cent, strictly
prime paper is negotiated on the street
at from gas q cent. y month. Gold is steady
in New York at rs. and is wanted here by
dealers at 112A. Dickering in local invest
ments is light; 5000 Tennessee COmptroller's
warrants was purchased by dealer at R1zc.
and $4,000 in Alcorn or Mississippi money was
bought at soc. The time for the payment Of
taxes In the latter State having been extended
to the last day Of this month without penalty,
makes a more active demand from Taxpayers.
Amer the time mentioned penalty Of
ifty per cent. will be collected. Some
5000 in $40 nonds, s9OOO of the series Of
1867 we're purchased in New York by one Of
the banks at 81 151s@l l514 for customer.
Shelby county warrants are wanted. but seem
to be scarce. State COmptroller's war
rants are wanted at a214@-e and sold at 81
g92o. Old notes Bank of Tennessee are $50
elc buying and 1895 selling and scarce att
Alcorn or Mississippi tax-paying money is 80
Ga2e buying and selling, and is also scarce.
Shelby county warrants are bought at ss9eoc,
as to the amount, and sold at 929sSc. Mem
phis coupons. past-due, are e6S7Oc, and Mis-
sissippi State warrants ssasoe huyipg aud
ceiling
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The children in the public schools
North all wore the smallpox preventive,
bv recommendation Of the School Di-
reeiszs. See advertisement. 81
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OPERAroRs in mills and factories
North all wore the smallpox preventive
See advertisement. 81
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oRce hours for vaceinatipg from 5 to
San. and from u m. to pm. Office,
279 Main street -
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oysters and yenison.

A. kaufman serves fine yenison and
oyster lunch tonight at his saloon, $50
Second street.
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SEE advertisement of Wheeler &
Wilson's sewing machine in the For
Sail" column, the owner considering it
worthless, offers bargain in it. 48f
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PEABODY Billiard Hall, largest and
most elegant in the Southwest. Sc
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T. S. BARBOUR has few barrels of
pure grape juice, which he offers for one
dollar per gallon. Leave your orders at
90 OLIVER, FIYYIE &COs.
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FoR the finest solid gold jeWelry go to
the Jet Palace. 66t
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mitcheII's Night school. NO. aOs
Third street. 66-9l
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LOST.

r osT-ON VANCE STREET. NEAR OR
longing to a bracelet. set with Turquoise and
dia nonds. The finder win be literally re-
ward ed by leaving at the corner of Beal and
Wellington sts., or at Memphis Bank. SOFT
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sBelow low water Of 1871.
fBelow high water Of 1871. -,
Blank (......l indicates no report; cipher Wl
stationary. ,
i0hcial ). W. hhQpE,
Observer Signal Service, U. S. A.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-12-07

nAKTIES HAVING CITY TAXES TO PAY
are hereby notified that the Memphis Gas
LIGHT Company. Office 29l Second street, will
fnrnieh. At A Discount, orders on the city. in
sums To- quit, whieh will be received In payment
for two-ii fths OF all city taxes: SIS
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-12-07

nor SALE WITHIN ONE MIlE OF
e.see railroadD Al. 50. or leo acres of excel
mi cotton and farm lands and improvements.
Ieo, $50 acres near Forrest City, 81 per acre.
b. B. BARNES.
nf 2S5 Main street.
The New York herald., 1872-10-22

WIDOW LADY, or TIE HIGHEST RESrECTA.
IN bty and most complete education, seeks the posi-.
tion Of hou:ekccper; is uly qualified TO make home
nttractiye is accustomed 10 the OF
md the Of children; given and required;
pnswers requested om responsible parties only Address
krs, R. box Post Office.
The New York herald., 1872-10-22

900 EAST 3SD STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG
CAC woman TO take gcn,lemcns or families washing
home out the day is thoroughly competent best
ri ty retp
The New York herald., 1872-10-22

A LADY WOULD LIKE A POSITION AS ASSISTANT
IA housckccper or a,Sistant matron, any position
Df trust u good needle woman fond OF children and
would make herself generally use ttll terms moderate
references given Address Miss EDITH STANLY, sta.
zion b.
The New York herald., 1872-10-22

OK WEST 33D ST., REAR HOUsE.-A YOUNG
$50 girl first class laundrcss and chambermaid in
small private family good reference from last place.
The New York herald., 1872-10-22

AOl EAST 9TH STA WIDOW LADY DESIRES A
.fOO position as housekeerer Is fully competent TO
take charge OF gcntcmans house is extremely fond
Of children; wages much object good home.
Address Mrs. NJ. A. GALLON
The New York herald., 1872-10-22

7IG 10TH Av. ENQUIRE IN BAKERs-A RE.
! fO spectacle woman do washing ana ironing; all
kinds Of French fung done in superior manner Cali
The New York herald., 1872-10-22

POSITION AS HoUSEKEEPER IN A WIDOW.
IA ers family desired by American lady of ability
and trust is fully in the children;
give them instruction in music Ii desired; neat aud
thorough in the management of servants Address :.
NJ. j. herald office.
The New York herald., 1872-10-22

900 EAST nth STA FIRST CLASS HAIR
600 dresser wishes few customer to attend
at their residence; hair done in the latest styles
moderate. Call on II address ADVERTISER.
The New York herald., 1872-10-22

7)OsITIoN AS H0USEKEEPER wANTED-BY A PER
II Of experience in Europe and this country,
tetcnt l her duties in every department. Of house
hold understands superior coong serving dinners and
management OF servants Address NJ c., Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1872-10-22

OSO 7TH AVA COMPETENT WOMAN AS LAUN-
LOL dress. who thoroughly under stands her business
can produce the very best city reference from the first
families in this city. Call or address.
The New York herald., 1872-10-22

A RESPECTABLE BOY DESIRES A SITUATION IN
IN artists Office one who can draw and paint well
good recommendations gwen. Address or apply at go
The New York herald., 1872-10-22

A REFINED YOUNG LADY. OF PLEASING AD-
N dress stranger III the city, companion house
keeper. Address L. L., box lb Herald Uptown Branch
The New York herald., 1872-10-22

A MIDDLEAGED WIDOW WISHES POSITION
N as shousekccper; wonld be very useful in large fam
iy, she understands all kinds family sewing dress
making included city vicinity. Address for two days
N. b.. Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1872-10-22

DARTENDER.-A YOUNG MAN GAGE 2D WANTS 4
ID situation barender hest of references given Call
on or address J. G.. H., No Amlty st.
The New York herald., 1872-10-22

20 HAMILTON ST., BROOKLYN, THIRD FLOOR
OC front roon.-A respectable married woman wishes
q baby nurse.
The New York herald., 1872-10-22

EQ7 GREENWICH ST, NEAR HOUSTON ST.,
CCl building, third hoor.-A respectable woman
to so out BY the day washing or holseccanng.
MARGARET KEENE
The New York herald., 1872-10-22

100 EAST 18TH ST., BETWEEN 1sT Av. AND Az.
fCO A, first hoor-A respectable young woman 10
years OF age as nurse in private family.
The New York herald., 1872-10-22

AC1 SOUTH 5TH ST tNEW MOI, BROOKLYN Il. n.
1fCf An American lady as housekecper companion
60 lady Is capable of filling any position of trust: does
not object to children Cali address Mrs. TRUMAN.
The New York herald., 1872-10-22

C77 EAST 37TH ST., TOP FLOOR-A RESPECT
e)l able to do families gentlcmen's wash
ing at her residence would out to days work
good city reference.
The New York herald., 1872-10-22

R1O 9Th Av., THIRD rLooR.-A WOMAN TO DO
C1O family or gcntemen's washing; done up neatly
Ca 1apn nd
The New York herald., 1872-10-22

CtITUATIOy WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN. IN
- carpet warelou;c was some time with Telplefon
Co. London no. afraid work city references Address
III. r., box 546 New York Post office.
The New York herald., 1872-10-22

lS WEST 5lST ST., BETWEEN 9TH AND 9Th AVS,
OO present employer's-A respectable Protestant girl
to mind grown children and do light chamberwork Call
for day.
The New York herald., 1872-10-22

900 lST AVA RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL,
SCC In a private boarding house, to help In the
The New York herald., 1872-10-22

OO.l WEST 10TH STA YOUNG WIDOW LADY or
zoo the highest respectabiity. being in reduced cir.
cufnstances desires position house,
lon; would accept any position not menal reference by
both parties Call one week
The New York herald., 1872-10-22

On WEST s7rH ST., BETWEEN srH AND 9TH
CfE avs fourth foor.--A respectable widow woman
do famiy's n few ladies' gentemen's washing
by the month dozen; fine musins done; huting by
' Mrs MOORE,
The New York herald., 1872-10-22

7 LIVINGSTON PLACE, 18TH ST, BFTwEEN lSr
and "a nys.-A respectable girl Us laundress; good
r
The New York herald., 1872-10-22

EGR 2D Av, SECOND FLOOR, BACK ROoM.-A
OOO respectable woman to do the washing OF few
gentlemen family washing by the month; good city
The New York herald., 1872-10-22

Ia E7 WEST 3lST ST, BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH Avs.
-fOl a respectable girl TO do general housework In
small private family; Is a good plain cook washer and
}roner; good city reference Can be for two days
The New York herald., 1872-10-22

900 WEST 18TH ST., THIRD FLoOR..-A RE-
AAO spectacle woman would like the washing of
small family, few more gentlemens. Cali or ad-
The New York herald., 1872-10-22

OS1 EAST 3lST STA YOUNG WOMAN AS LAUN
DOL dress; objection to do a little chamberwork
best city reference.
The New York herald., 1872-10-22

O1O 1sT Ay., BETWEEN 18TH AND 10TH sTs.-A
ola young lady in fancy o dry goods store; has
four years experience; speaks English and German
huenty.
The New York herald., 1872-10-22

! 1trTUATION wANTED-AS WAITER IN A PRIVATE
- family boarding house, by young good ref
erenccs and low wages. Address GEORGE. box Ill
Herald office.
The New York herald., 1872-10-22

SS1 Sd Av., SIDE DOOR.-A RESPECTABLE GIRL.
OOI lately landed, In u small family. Can be seen
for two days
The New York herald., 1872-10-22

l77 WEST 18TH STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN
AIt to go as first class laundress houseceancr
good city reference from her last place. Can be
two odays.
The New York herald., 1872-10-22

ECS 9TH Av.-AS COMPETENT NURSE: THOR
OEC oughly understands charge Of infant from its
BIRTH can bring up OH bottle II requred best city refer
The New York herald., 1872-10-22

one 2OTH ST., NEAR I'd AVA RESPECTABLE
cOO young woman as parlor maid or general servant
In Il small family.
The New York herald., 1872-10-22

So4 EAST zlsT ST., SECOND FLOOR, FRONT
ing oa family or three or four gentlemen in her own
house; give good security.
The New York herald., 1872-10-22

1O1 WEST 29TH ST.--AS TRAVELLING COM
IAf panion to an invalid or otherwise Call on or
n q.
The New York herald., 1872-10-22

yNTANTED--A WOMAN TO DO GENERAL HOUSE
w work In small private family; good references
required. Apply ut No 1876 West l3th st.
The New York herald., 1872-10-22

O1O EAST s7TH ST. TOP FLOOR.-A RESPECT
A1EV able young girl as laundrcss: oh ccton TO do
chamberwork the last OF the week best reference from
last place.
The New York herald., 1872-10-22

1904 I'D Ay, BETWEEN 4iTH AND 45TH sTs,
'OLT second hoor.-To do general houscwork;
Mrs HOLDS.
The New York herald., 1872-10-22

.G0C Sd Av.. IN THE FANCY SToRE.-A YOUNG
,OOA woman to do general housework in private
family good plain cook and first class aundress
: best city reference.
The New York herald., 1872-10-22

VJTANTED--BY A YOUNG ENGLISH LADY 6laTEIY
w lGnded) position assistant housckecper
panion lady good scninsress reference required.
Address A., box l9l Herald Uptown Branch office.
The New York herald., 1872-10-22

Ia 70 9TH Av., THIRD FLOOR.-A YOUNG LADY,
ri of high rrspectabity, with unexccptionabc ref
rences seamsress or ladys waiting maid Apply for