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the friends oi the movement. among the
rn,sr pr,,o,papt - Nr UirLs ~ ,ld
III I'll
After social tet-t te, Mt. H was INTRO
duced to some ot the most promInen, men
IN the place. among whom was the Judge
sheriff District Attorney state and CITY
attornies and prominent business men Of
INV ritv Nv whom W. .,, u...t cordially.
Toward rNrhIu- The clouds began &"
over, tbs distant thunder could Us dis
.''''-y h'"f". al'' 'H- hr''ehS P'r''h''u
fearful storm. nevertheless n VA deter
mined t. tru- our
rgr rl. .r>
l.. u.
~hrh tht h"Ar l'r hI-h- the signal arrived
the storm Ming ruled supreme. ana the gun
bad ~ y, abandoned But the furvo the
....-., 4...-J.,
"'-"E '' III "N'lEN
from being present. ana dlscuurslng some
lf tbe sweetest music. th1t thr citizens pf
J.J.+ l.,.b,J tt....,....J trim. ..Ii-+..,,
1''''' "''
Leader, Mss ANNE Hicks. the Misses
jenny ANA Lizzie Hicks. Carrie CagWorth
Ar.. HnIs,n r,rri. >,rl,,rJ \.r..,-
''''
Lizlr '"d Mary M'ANoy' Mary heen,
Jessie Malcolm aud Me>srs. Delaney and
J.f-. The .br,r ,,-,ut,.J s.,,u.. very.
t......t.r .p...t
,,''.-
t.H hy Nlr Jones wa rendered lH very
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CITY MATTERS.
CHICAGO, APRIL II, 1873

THE Amamgamated Carpenters Is an associ-
alton that is doing well There are many in
teresting facts published in their last quarter
" issue, which it would be well for every car
penter to read and consider
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SUMS As SMALL As ONE DOLLAR F.!

SUMS As SMALL As ONE DOLLAR I!
VIII be received from any person. and bank Book wiD
Be furnished without charge.
Married women
And Minor Children may Deposit money, that No
One else can draw it,
Societies
May deposit Money from time tD time and before nak
ng the first Deposit may Provide by Vote how and by
Whom II shall be drawn out and, provided copy Ut
the Resolution be furnished 20 the savings Bank, no
money viii be paid, unless It's provisions are strictly
complied with.
DepOsitOrH.
Whether Foreigners Citizens have the rights
"a Property and ID ~ Death any money their
cret VII" be paid 70 their Legal Representatives wheth
er they are ia tins country or elsewhere
Wills
Printed forms ~ Wills have been prepared by the COuu-
SCI uf the savings bank that depusitor may legally
designate some VINO may take charge Of his money
and property and be guardian oi hi- children n ~
bis death. Thus much Inconvenience and expense may
be avoided An officer o. the savings bank (sithuut any
change for hs services prepare VIII tor any depOsitOF
applying.
tstrrg-5
NJ, .-. ' ..... .-..- .s. taHuH.. n TaJ a
...I.. .i I... I...... .rIH....
ttE
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THE U. o. A. Ps met at their hall, West
h~n'I"Iph street. on Thursday night 1t be-
ing the first Thursday =. the month. there
was full attendance Of members, o.--...,,,,
their working cards BIZ they say is
stirring up, and the look out il more CHEEKY.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-04-12

THE wharves are beginning to assume more
activity. Vessel owners are busy in brush
ing up the different kind of crafts, and pre-
pairing for navigation Although the eontin-
ued rainy weather has delayed business Of
that kind, few days Of settled weather will
put a more cheerful look on out door business
IL general
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-04-12

Now that the election Is over, and the
board of estimates are elected, which fact does
away with the necessity Of citizens meeting to
vote appropriations for public improvements
handled more satisfactory, but We fear as in
the past local prefer snces will produce dis.
cord 1t is ra Their humiliating for the Com
mon Council to acknowledge a superior head,
but alls well that ends we'll We hope that
while the board are disposed to be economical
in their appropriations they will not be der
elict in their duty in giving full satisfaction to
every necessary public improvement
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p. MCLAtG HLIN, PreSt
Fl WAED, Fin sec'y
4, MCLAUGHLIS,
Board JUHS ANDERSON,
JAS ROBERTS,
strAe a failure. Tramp- beware Of Toronto, NO jobs
no uIuutN.
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DRAFTS & LETTERS or CREDIT
$72 90 EACH WEEK.
NEW IPSWICH. N II hmm N Z

Agents wanted everywhere. Business strictly l,7i
mate. Particular free. Address
J WORTH & co St Loui- No
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Nh, .. ... r..- .-. t.uuIu. II r.,lJ Al
..... I... I....... .rI.....
Working People
tul H. ... H.. au4.. W. 9TH. -l.u.-- i-iuk !, Sept
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~ To-. UIA Jul
OMAHA, Neb, April :. ls73---At our last
regular meeting, the card of Louis Harris was
declared nun and void. ana fined fifteen dol-
lar7 tn working "a an unfair shop
,IUHN IHpNA> tor So,
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s1r Nl unions desiring changes % .he addresses 4
pending e,retares please -tl TIE OF the
FORMER .eoreL.lrA.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-10-23

9Sg- The Post ONCE Newsroom Soda
Fountain If now cumming iu full blast
Cal ard irg glass Of ice cool soda water
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q. sOUTm GAisoH M 1o Es7s.

sAsaIll firms in that while you chop out
sill another. Men Who have made their
isrtunes are not those who had five thou
Aand dollars given them to start with,
but started fair with 3 ,wel-easRed dollar
ortwo. Men who hare by their own ex- x
estions acquired fame have not been
=4ls.sast .. @ into ir,eirnlarity by pnfis, begged
pr paid fos, or given i'll friendly spirit:
they have outstretched their @hhndsnnd
EEtcached the publictheart. Men WHO win
sage' do theis own wooing, and I never
ssnew o maM to failso signally as one
Hhc had induced his pffectionate grand
ssnamma TO speak a,good word for hiR.
Whether you work for fame, fag love,
iof money, or for anything else, work
with your hands, heart and brain. Say
Wilt" and some day you will conquer.
Neyer let any. man ilayei il to say /
have dragged you up" Zoo many
fssielsta.s burt man more .!.an than neassc
sAt9all,- 4.
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&ghe old Weuan.p

1t Was thus, u few days since, we heard
g stripling os sixteen designate The wo,h.
er who bore him. BY coarse husbands
ne have heard wives so called oeeasion..
ally, though 1.-THE latter case the phrase is
more often used endcaringly. At all
times, as COMMONLY spoken, it jars upon
the ears and shocks the.senses. An ,"old
woman" should be an object Of reverence
above and beyond aln,os. al Other phases
of humanity. tier very age should be
her surest passpart TO courteous eorsid,
Grafton.
The aged mothcs ofa grown-up family
needs 10 other certificate of worth. She
is monument of excellence, approved
and warranted. She has fought faithful
ly "tlle good fight" and come off conquer
or. Upon her venerable fnce she bears
the marks of the conflict in all is furrow-
eli lives. The most srievous of the ills
of life have been hers ;trials untold, and
unknown only to her God and herself,
she has borne lIccssantly; and now, i'll
her old age, her duty done, patiently a.
waiting her appointed time, she stands
more beautiful than ever in youth, more
honorable and deserving than he who
hps sslain histhousands, or stood triumph.
ant uPou the proaest Aela of victory.
Young man, speak kindly to your
mother, and ever courteensiy, tenderly
of her. But littlo-timc and you shall
see her no more forever. Her eyes are
dim, her form Is bent, and her shadow
falls graveyard. Others may love you
when she has passed away-kind hearted
sisters, perhaps or she whom Of all the
world you choose as a pnrtner-she may
love you warmly, passionately; children
may love fopdly, but never again, never,
while time Is yoars, shall the love Of
woman be to You as that Of your tremhr
ling old mother has heen,-E EXCHANGE, E,
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Depend on your own nfbrts.

Fight your own battles. Hoe your
own row. Ask no favors of anyone. and
you will succeed q thousand times better
than those who are always heseoching
somo ones patronage. For no one will
ever help you as you can help yourself. be-
cause noonc will be so heartily interested
in your affairs. The first step viii not be
such long one, perhaps: but, carving
your own way up the mountain, you
make each ono lead TO another, and
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Oape. nom Psoh..

-. y
slie popular commaader Of the Beau
tort eand Savannah stcamers died in
Charlestoa on Monday. Capt.Peck was
att ahlcsesman, aud courteous officer.
Is iasAy jokes and liberal attentions
tho discharge Of his duties canned for
him g score of friends, lie was better
Known as the Captain of the sWm: Sea-
brook" now the Emile" after rs the
pmmander ofahe swift picket Meta
laora,o : then he personally superintendent
tAe building ofthe ''Cecilc," which craft
eoribincd cvery comfort with spcess and
satets WheA the wax broke out Capt,
i'eck ofteHesl ~ pilot III the "BcrmWlla,,' .
opt. T.. i. Tsssier) upon her Rrst yoy-
ngefroin England. The. rum was sue,
spssfulis s,niaslc,anla valuable. cargo of
s2gn,s and needed supplies was obtained
gissFsby. As y fiienl the Captain was
ssSrASs. au,. as n citizen lie was staunch TO
lahs of his adoption, 6:
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IsoRTR 81.
EIIE Geap 5oElIT.
"a / cXNICs SONG.


f,s 5,S. by II 9
sen sf;. e: :ss
Hiding strange deeds meath tho shadow 81
4; fine; ~ s..1s - =
! creep along, braying, hunger and cold,
To Keep my heart faiheless,, as wen as pss,
name. :. ~ 81 /. 8; s.
sosso ,,'lip where .:i, is the : g good os il
sesae elothe bare 1SSss.h asas ssne garmehts 81
wesdss ,;t 7 80 W
Feiterbcr fyec lipbs with purple and siate: /:
VIII. neslet oeait at the iordliess boards,
! y losep means 4 iore and Fl hate means L
3 hate.
Bat lR' trhero is tho good ississ
Some hnye rich daln,iea and costly attire .s3
Guests dattefinS rouns, them, and tltns 81 fttSsI
II Z, door; i ~ .i5', s la (.
4 erouss, by myself at my plain board and Arc
Enjoy what pay for and scorn TO hayo
mere.
Set-.yst -uhere lathe gessl s&i.s
Some gaile 7 reand them @ plalar Of .Sfenas.'
altering professions like coins in q crowd /.
keep ny hsayt close. for shs few that Heaven
ssaSkS
Whsss they ssaltheis names writ when lie
IN my shraid f Us
Il saTso-where issAs ssod oft?
ssEas toy with lesc- Lightly csne, i;ghtly q,
= Aiths gapAe at l,sayts- little .westh, little
cost 3 Y,
! sta stsked a ra my whole sonl hope aud peace on one
throw, i a ~. 8 S. s Il gsy
A.life 'gainst al, haar's spost, We5plased and
lost II ssi IA, & !
Ha---hal II;,- Al Where was the good ss ii
+. MORAL, ADDED on ms sss.ssl. am.
1NFn the Pasts mirror lSaclSwarsl, Its shadows.
f3a renewed, g. ;s
The dim. confused mass grows ali soiiensll.
stIblimc I M
4 have worked,q aave felt, have livsd.
have loved,
And each wns d a..eN stssssrssls ..ile IS amt
climlsi
Tho@ God--lSaii saw'st tao gssod oft,
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. . 10
A'FEARFrL NisisoR.--TLe Paris Soir re-
atcs the following story:
Mime Bonncau living in the Rnc Dcs,
cartcs, was sitting in her parlor a few days
since, awaiting her husbands return TO dinner,
when man of wild and l,aggarj appearance
entered. ari, seating himself oppo ,itc to her,
addressed her sn the, followeng terms. Il am a
great doctor. can ef1ectually cure all head
aches. have. heard that you suffer, from that
cause, and am come to cure you.". Tho lady
pcrcoiving that she had TO deal with madmsn,
prudcnuy seemed to fall INTO his humor, and
asked what Ws4s his nlcthod oftreatmcn,, SIM
pie enough, nadams,s said he, drawing a ra-
zor from his pocket, g cut off the head, and
then, after having we'll cleaned it, replace it
upon the shoulders" Upon this he PREF ared
to suit the action 10 his words, Nine Bounea,,,
with great eoolncss professeti her readiness 10
submit tethc operation, but suggested that she
should fetch q towel from the next room 10
prevent her dress Icing stained. Her visitor
assented 10 the reasonabioncss of this suggcs-
ton, and she left the room, locking the door
behind her. Upon he return with some no.
lice officers, they found that the unfortunate
maniac had cut his own throat, but not fatally.
TWAS aspertaiuca that he had escaped from n
lunatie asnlnsa ct Cleymont les Pres, and had
been vainly sought for during whole north.
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TERMS OF LEASE;

TERMS or LEASE;
dA laysscats made on l.cesc vii apply fope.,ds
the parAeA; Of the Ins,s3mstt Loaned.
Pidnas .ui,iSlet
$3.50 ta $500 so advance, $50 5monthlv.
525 to GOO rs advance, 80 monthly.
ea5te 100 X: 100 a,lyappc, 40 monthly.
Osgaas saludd at
sl25 TO 200 *: $50 advance, $40 monthly.
2s3 to 3hO 40 advance, 10 monthly.
$50 to 800 -: 90 advance % monthly.
Bssa Parties who offer satisfactory Security
can pay for Instruments in notes at 3, ., 8, and
IL months time.
Call aud find out other inducements offered
III both Time and Cash Sales from
kIRk ROBINSON,
Agent flr Orangcburg County.
may 2s, 1873 Ii If
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-07-10

WHITE SLksEiiI New FORK
PAPER rays shas at tie preseiit fiiiie tIIeFe
me ven ana eight sssi
elsisslSseii fEsss
slavery III the cities cf slse TInised
States tlhpi this city being tho great central
eAtEe port, The children are brought
here and sold duly at private auction,
prices varying fsssA one Hundred dollars
o!foar hundred fpr boys, md one hun.
drcd to FIVE hundred for girls. iieIe Hero
g'r.s are exceptionally pretty; the prices
rule higher FuoilittlegiFls, Who logetll-
crplay these yielins iints syalll strset ilza
said TO haye heen bought by the present.
owner fer sixteen hundred dollars.
81 Since che first Of, April last three, hun
drca and seventeen children lavieis arrived
at this port :, .s't f e3i 'i7ttt, E''iRf
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-07-10
.goR,gIG.v NEWS. I

The 'tstationcrs Company, gave a. a.
grand banquet atsthair hallin I.udgate;
Street, London. on the 1Atli Of june, sat
which was present the Archbishop of
Canterblrry..an,l i host Of other sorthieas.s S.
The formation Of this club was iii 00.I
since then it Has gore ON front Il lnsge
brei aeeI Of 'stex writers. !, to :s nnlyGs
5ful association, ecsentina the English
lbress.
The establishment Of flie ssIlfiades
Guild Of -learaing. z proposes estendihrs
the aslYantages Of an University educas
Ftion t 20 every class of soeietyin England.
One hansave,l and twenty years ago.
the polished Z Lord Chesterfield, took
the most active Interest in slie sport of
horse racing, which vas then in, its in.
fancy rs rcgartls the high breeding of
tho racers, and tile value Of choice stock.
at the late Ascot races, d stud oF couislgsfss
were brought out, which for heauty, speed
aud endurvnets have hefet6fore been uri.-,s
equalled. A sale of q fen select horses
sillg give an idea oftheir yal4si ,lain
Athal.'lF brought i 800 glineas;, 81 Ss2s,
900, 900, P'apoose 5000 CayinBoa, 81 500.
a ,9e9 births occurred in Eonlon due.
ing one week Of tune, and 1913 deaths.
II The mortality = IS 10 par 1000. s{E.s
q ',4-
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-07-10

aipl liIls, nsar ssss Ir;Srcisco.
ayaf lately found the dead INDY of a, nan
Who probably hud an uMwritten heart
history of pathetic chalactor. In his
pockets we're found thsee, dollars iii coin,
q papps Of strycLniNc. aud on the ground
near, him fragments of letter addressed
70 ASA Corning, Surprise, CaliforMia,- -
The letter was from Corning's mother
and sister Mt Yarmouth. New Hampshire
and begged the son and brother to come
home Immediately, if lie ever wished to
see his father again. He was sinking !;
the mother was also weak and worried of
life, and did not expect 70 s:ay much
longer. The deceased was doubtless
poor, and unable to comply with the ur-
gent request 10 attend the dcathbcls of
those he loved, Therefore in fit of
griof aal despair he probably conceived
the thought of going before them over
the river and waiting their coming on
the other side. AT least dead IN IN.
with poison on his person and such mes
sagcs oflovescattere.i by the winds around
him, is suggestive Of desperation and sui
eide.
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The blossom cannot tell what becomes
of its odor, and no man can tell what be
comes of his influence and example, that
roll i,away from him and go beyond his
ken on their pcrilous mission,
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9CHIPRrNGS..s /

80, Va
seems to be in favor Of Mr.. A. Glover,
who Killed the two Goimillions. The.
victims liad threatened Glover, aud we're:
both desperate men. g,
&, The populace Of Malaga sose, and.
killed tile mayor Of the city:
IL trial justice of l.aAeaster named
Charles Johes has. myssesipAsly sdisap-
pedred. s,.; 41
The Spring trade ofsNew York has
been nassually dull, pnd the cash sales
fall below the average. There is a money
pressure existing in that city whicllis
serious to many strong houses.
The Khan of Kliiva has surrender
edyunconditionally to the Russians. So
ends that war. i
The Cholera is now devastating
Memphis, n complete panic prevails.
among the citizens. Cincinaati = alarms
eslas several cases haze occurred there.
A few cases of spasmoaie type have bssen.
noted in Washingtop, - -. ':;:'it
Great precautions are keing used to
pres erve New York from The scourgc Of
cholera. 80
-HiInm Powers, the great sculptor,
died at Florence, Italy, on the 9th, of
June
The .Walwortl, trial is concluded in,
New, York. It involved the saddest
revclationS Of domestic unhappiness,
WHICH led to the murder Of n father, hyl
an infariatea son. The yesdict ives mur-
der in the second degree, II
Newberry proposes organizing a
Home Insurance Company. oniaccolnt
ofthe higIoatcs. Of prelrium cllargedibys
foreign companies. .ns
Aristotle says Justice il TO give to
oserS man his own" Wonder it the.
s5ge was q radical? !? 5.s Il /
Ohio claims s35 600, 900 IN gssuychi
President Davis is writing 4 history
OF the late WaT.
Jesse r. Grant, the f,tlier Of Prcsi-
dent Grant, died on the 3Oth of juno at
Coyingtea.
-Ehs Savannah papers give an nc
count of a great fire at Thomasville, Ga,
by which one half of the city was de-
stroyctl. .&
frank Walworti, who shot and
killed his father has been sentenced to
the Sing Sing penitcntiary at hard labor
lor life. The romance of shooting a pa
lent has curious sequel
JAS. a. Duifils, who killed young
West of CharIciton, on the fourth, has
been committed on verdict of wilIful'
murder VS. 1H 5.I&t.4fE
Mrs. Murray q beautiful widow of
HillsborO, n. g., aged 2s, and quite res,
poctahlesseommitted suicide, by hanging
hersel: on the 1st instant. The Npfortu-
nate woman had been accused Of, i'm
proper Intercourse with IL man far be-
meath her in position and advantages,
which grew with every days reports, and
in her self conviction she thus ended her
life.
--Frog Level on the G. & C. II. r.,
was destroyed by fire on the night of tho
9Th. Fifteen buildings, and s6O,OC0
wf rth IF pvonnrt,, ,,a, do..a.1 81 ss
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Z
a MAJ. at lick Haven, rl,ssAnnsylvadiia. rl,sA
recoatly found . wasps' nestg ssithli oc.
cupants apparently all frozen to death.
He was hcesllessly throwing it about,
when ono OF the Insects fell down thaback
ofhis neck, Inc warmth reyiyed,the lis.,
tic yellow jacket, a sudden sufIased
thc mans face, and he con n1nenced f}un-
dressing in . hurried manner. talking to
himself ali the Wliilei With great Solability
and aniniatisai, IFe has lsihcc altered Ills
opiaioa as toatks etthcts oficold on wnaps.
rMs Say ,Ianos, what's that allatter
With yong eycf r. "Oh, nothin'. only, my
wife sail this morning I'd better get up,
and make y Ere, told her her 10 d, male nal
ii herself that's Ill. ''satsi5 tsssifptfa
aea- A little boy being asked asNha
is tho chief eGd of man q replied ssThe
end what's got the head on, /,
1e5r He that thinks himself the l,ar..
piest man, really is SO; but ne tia-.
thinks himself the .wisest, is generally III
greatest fool,
Rag~ Lord Bropgham once said that
no man Ind any right TO a ncverous sysl
TEN who does not possess two thousand
u year. 5 l'5s t5'fs
aS~ Or. PIrr thus characterised 4 do.
G ceased prelatc: "sir, he is q poor, paltty
prelate, proud of petty popularity ahd
rerpetaally preaching to petticoatss'.
An unlpstunate Kentucky editor thus
addresses his delinquent sub seribefs
Triciids, weare pennilessS Job'starke!
was il millionaire compared with en
present depressed treasure. Today, II
salt was ten ucents u barrel, we could
buy. enough to pickle Jay bird,
The New York herald., 1873-11-02
s1ruAr7pvs wANTEp-rEmALEs.

1nO INDIA ST, GREENP0INr, \. Ia REsPFCTA-
IOZ bic married woman, with fresh breast OF
milk wishes child nurse ~ her residence Calt
or address for three days
The New York herald., 1873-11-02

FASHIONABLE DBEsSMAKER-GOES OUT BY
N the day: cnts its and trims in Il superior manuer
and latest style. address DRESsMAKEE, box IA Herald
Office.
The New York herald., 1873-11-02

OIL EAST 18Th ST, BETWEEN lST AND % Avs =
jill respectable woman 70 take gontlemenis
amii1es washing NJ her house; all Kinds French
hutng done best city reference Inquire in the grocery
store.
The New York herald., 1873-11-02

JyOR SALE-FOUR LARGE ORNAMENTAL STREET
Lamps, nearly new, suited for hotels restaurants
&c. Inquire Mt SfNNoTTS, l0i East Thirteenth street
uear Fourth avenue
The New York herald., 1873-11-02
HELP WANTED-FEMALEs.

yNANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY, A POSITION As
w visiting goyerness TO young children. Address M
j., Herald Uptown Branch office.
The New York herald., 1873-11-02

A DREssMAKER UNDERSTANDING THE BusI
n ness thoroughly. to do the work of store at her
own mouse. or would go as iorewoman in first class
private business store best reference Address NJ. H.
box Ill Herald Uptown Branch Office.
The New York herald., 1873-11-02

T,OR SALE-A DOWN TOWN CIGAR STORE SHORT
IL hours and good profits cheap cash be sold;
going West Inquire OF WEED McWEAR, 81 Maiden
The New York herald., 1873-11-02

100 SD AVA MIDDLE-AGED PROTESTANT wO-
lOL man as and chsmbermaid; would 80 70 the
country III de sired city reference.
The New York herald., 1873-11-02

G0Q SD Av.. NEAR 18TH ST.. IN THE sToRE-A
OOO first class dressmaker will b, the day or
we *; has all the new styles 81 50 per day
The New York herald., 1873-11-02

DOR SALE-A STEREOPTICON ADVERTISING AP-
paratus with large lot of superior Views
ply at s20 Fulton street Brooklyn, up stairs.
DOR SALE-A WELL ESTABLISHED FLOUR AND
IL Feed Business; will take two good work horses
part payment Apply at address rs Congress street.
South BROOKLYN
The New York herald., 1873-11-02

JNoR SALE-A BUTCHER BUSINESS IN ONE OF
J. the richest and most prospcrng this city;
two horses, two cheap rent eng,
1''~'' j. GLXENTzER, L2ls Broadway.
The New York herald., 1873-11-02

DOR sALE-A BRAMHALL DEAN RESTAURANT
IL Range in complete order; will be sold cheap. APP
ply to JOHN q. PORTER 2b2 Water street New York.
The New York herald., 1873-11-02

LNOR sALE-A CANDY STORE; IT WILL PAY BACK
j. the price asked by New Years Day. 40 Hester
street, ESSEX.
The New York herald., 1873-11-02
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED
FEMALES.

S0 CENTS PER LESSON : CONVERSATIONAL
w French by Partisan young lady. Address or call
on Nile. n. vEkET, lB East S5th St rom to r. NJ.
10D GRAND Av, EAST BR0oKLYN.-A YOUNG
1OA lady American iully qualified 10 leach English,
French and German, wishes to obtain sltnatlCn
sdcnt goyerness, either In school private family or
would daily lessons her pups residence
furnish excellent testimonials, Gail or addre IS
Tor one week Miss s.