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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-08-31

scholar, gifted writer. and, as a teacher,
stands at tho head of her profession in the
West. She is the suthoross of a general
history, and, rs a teacher of that import
ant branch, has no superior.
Miss French was educated at Mt. Hol-
yoke Massachusetts. She has been con-
nected with some of the best Eastern
high schools and seminaries, aud comes TO
US bearing testimonials OF marked aud
uniform success as = teacher and school
manager.
Miss Wimplo has had long and sue
cessful experience in one Of the best
schools in Michigan.
Miss Hawkins WAS for years the model
teacher in tho Freeport schools. Asa pri.
mary teacher Miss Rogers has attained
emnence in tho East and West. The
other teachers were in the employ Of the
board last year and arc known to the citi.
zens Of Cairo.
By order OF tho Board Of Education
August 30, 1873.
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ship and enjoyment to our departed friend,
are severed, no more to be united until
the grave shall yield up its dead there.
| fore
Resolved, That we earnestly symps-
thize with the relatives and friends Of our
deceased brother, and tender then that
consolation which the world can neither
give nor take away, and that we will wear
the usual badge Of mourning thirty days.
Resolved, That copy of this presin-
bile and resolutions be forwarded 10 the
family of our deceased brother and be
published in tho daily papers
Tue public schools of this city will be
opened on Monday the Sth inst, and we
have no doubt all parents who
are giving thor children common school
education will be satisfied with the ar.
Engagements that hsvo been made for the
ensuing torn. Prof. Alvord the supcrin-
tendent, has selected assistants who have
achieved enviable regulations as educa-
tors, among whom. be occupies one Of the
highest positions. With this support he
will not fail to make our public schools
the pride Of all our citizens. At least ho
will, we believe, use his hes. endeavor, TO
do so-to arouse among the pupils n de-
termination 20 excel in their studies and
to make their schools worthy of their
pride. We havo never had in our schools
gentleman who has taken u stronger
hold upon the respect OF our people than
Mr.. Alvord, and We, in common with all
our citizens, will do all that is possible 10
aid him 10 attain the high mark at which
be is aiming
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To KANSAS AND COLORADO!

During the summer season OF 1873, the
Missouri Pacific railroad will sell excursion
tickets from ST. Louis to Denver and return.
AT very low rates OF fare, and rare oppor-
tInity il thereby offered tor lovers of nature
To view the beauties of Colorado and enjoy
the delightful scenery and health.inspirng
climate of the parks of the Rocky Noun
tains.
Kansas, with its broad and fertile plains,
j. directly on the route, and together with
all the other Western States and Territories,
is Reached by the Missouri Pacific railroad
and its connections.
The Texas connection of this
road is now completed, and
passengers are offered n first class, all-rail
route from st. Louis to Texas, either over
the Missouri. Kansas Il Texas X. r., via Se-
dalia, o. over the Atlantic n Pacific X. r.,
via Ninita. For maps, time tables informa-
ton As TO rates, routes, &c., we refer our
readers To :. II. Thompson, Eastern Passen-
ger Agent, Columbus, Ohio or +. A. Ford
General Passenger Agent, st Louis, Missou-
RI. Questions will be promptly and cheer
fully answered.
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SPECIALASSESSMENT NOTICE
SPECIAL WARRANT NO.2.


Public notice is hereby given that the
county court OF Alexander county, has rem
dered Judgment tor spe ,ial AZ e ssment up
ON property benefited by the folio wing i'm
pioNement:
The reconstructed sidew alb on the south
side oi Twentieth street, from Commercial
avenue To- Washington avenue.
The rec0nsn ucted sidewalk on the north
side OF Nineteenth street, from Commercial
avenue TO Poplar street, 49,, ,,,,,,
side OF Twentieth street, from ONO leNee
to Commercial avenue.
No. s..-t,uss-i s.Ls wall 81" "-nt
side of Poplar street, from DIVISION street
10 Twenty street
The reconstructed sidewalk on the north
side of Twentieth street, from OHIO leNee to
Commercial avenue.
The Reconstructed sidewalk on the Mouth
side o. Twentieth street, from CONNER
cial avenue To Walnut stiect.
Aswill more fully appear from certified
copy OF the Jud rment on Tile IN the Office OF
the clerk of the city of Cairo, that a warrant
Tor the collection oi such assessment Is IN
the hand, ui the undersigned.
All persons Interested are hereby notified
TO call and pay the amounts assessed, at the
collectors office, No. 60 ohio leNee, within
thirty days I'm date hereof.
Dated this 10Th day OF August, \. ID. 1873
S-2s e X. 4. CUNNINGHAM, Collector.
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a CA RID.

Mr. EDIToR: Allow me through the coll
umns of your paper, tosst the public mind
Alright concerning the telegram received
by you from me on the 29th, stating that
respite of thirty days had been granted
Campbell.
had an interview with the governor
on the train, between Joliet and Spring
field, and having stated to him the nature
of the petition and voluminous documents
accompanying it, desired that he should
grant u respite of the sentence thirty
days, until he could have time and oppor-
tunity to investigate carefully the evidence
in the case, as well as the petitions, among
which was one emanating from the cili-
zens Of Omaha, signed by the members
of tho bar, Ex-Governor Saunders and
many prominent citizens of, that place also
weighty private letters from your honor
and Judge Mulkey,
The impression made by the language
Of the governor "that he would send Il
telegram to tho sheriff and review the mat
ter, was in my opinion explicit enough,
and, in connection with his manner and
apparent acquescence in the arguments
used by me in support of tho necessity of
the postponement of the execution OF
Campbells sentence, was conclusive to my
mind Of his intention in tho matter; in
consideration of which forwarded the
aforementioned telegram. Yours,
| j, j. BIRD.
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TUE following preamble and rcsolu-
tions were adopted by the Arab Fire COM
pany, upon the death of their late brother
member, John Rice:
Resolved, 1t has pleased the Supreme
Architect of the Universe to summons
from his labors on EARTH our beloved
brother John Rice, calling him by His
Omnipotent will to that judgment which
awaits all who are toiling on earth and,
Resolved, That the brotherly ties which
have SO long bound US in mutual friend.
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THE English-German school will be
opcnoi:to-morrow at o'clock a, m. Par
ents who wish their children to avail them
selves of the advantages of this school are
cordially invited to attend the opening
ceremonies, and also all friends of educa-
ton, especially the members of the Cor
man School association. The programme
will consist of the introduction of teachers
in tho various branches, viz; Language
mathematics, music, etc, and addresses in
German and English. A general invita-.
tion is most cordially EXTENDED to all who
feel an interest in the success Of this insti.
tuition of learning.
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A GARD OLE TuANKA

EDITOR BULLETIN Will you please
allow me through your paper, 20 return
my thanks 10 the citizens Of Cairo who
literally contributed to the a. NJ. T..
church, FOR which | was soliciting agent
| collected so go which ha. helped us a
grea, deal. We are now very com.
fortably occupying our new church and
hope ere long to have it completed The
pastor and trustees of said church join me
IN extending our sincere thanks. Very
respectfully,
ELIZABETH a. Jackson.
CAIRO, Isl, August 80, 1873.
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CAIRO, Ills, August 80, 1873.
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.


The Cairo public schools will reopen
on Monday the sth of September.
Scholars are requested to take with
them their certificates of promotion.
The schools in the Fourth ward build
ing will be taught by Miss Stocking, Miss
Fregch, Miss Wimple, Miss Mary Hawk
ms, Miss NJ. +. Hawkins and Miss Ross.
In tho Nineteenth street building, by Miss
Thompson, Miss McKee, Miss Krat2inger,
Miss Houston, Miss Aubrey and Miss
Emos. The Eleventh street primary, by
Miss Rogers. The Eighteenth street
school, by Mrs. Taylor, and the colored
school by Mr., Toford, Mrs. Williams
and Mrs. llulott.
The board of education regards itself as
being very fortunate in securing the ser
yices of Miss Stocking, She ia tine
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ATTENTION. SIKKNIGUTs.

a regular cunclaye Of Cairo Commsnd-
cry, No. u, X. r will be held II, the ssy-
ium, on Monday evening, September !,
A. y. 1873, a. o. .j, u, : 0 clock prompt
Sir knights will appear in fatigue dress.
Visiting Sir Knights are courteously in
yitcd 10 attend. JAMES \. PHILLIs,
kpCOrIer
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ENNE IOpE~.

Fine white single and double y amber
single and double y Canary, best quality OF
manila, blue letter, etc, etc. 10000 for
ale, printed ut 80 ~ to q 20 per thousand.
At the BuLIETIs OFFICE.
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EMIGRATION TURNING!
CHEAP FARMS IN SOUTH WEST MO.

The Atlantic n Pacific Railroad Company
offers 100000 acres of land in Central and
Southwest Missouri, at from ~ TO Sl2 per
acre. on seven years time, with tree trans
portation from st. Louis to all purchasers.
churches and law.abiding society invite
emigrants from all points 10 this land of fruits
and flowers. For particulars address A.
Tuck, Land Commissioner, St. Louis, Mo.
l-22.d-eodly
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Tug September term Of the Alexander
county circuit court will convene II. nine
O'Clock tomorrow morning. Both the
criminal and civil dockets to 10 disposed
Of pretty large, and the session will prob
ably last several weeks. There is one
murder case on tbs docket, that of Daisy
Bree,e for tho murder Of his brother, but
whether the case will come up for trial NJ
this term We do not know.
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Is Judge Bross' police court yesterday
John Williamson, for allowing his tongue
to run away with his senses, was fined 50
and tho costs. lie could not liquidatc,
and nm execution WAS issued. James
Ather,on II young man from the country,
who makes it point to get drunk every
time he comes to town, was before his
honor, who taxed James - and the costs.
Tho fine and costs were paid, George
Barrett, on n similar charge, was also
charged 81 and the "inscparablcs,' which
were also paid.
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The good people OF our city who have
boon croaking about delay in the construc-
ton Of tho Cairo and 81. Louis railway
will, We have reason to believe, be made
happy in week or two by tho appearance
of squad Of track-layers at this end Of
the road The delay, Of which we may,
SAY something hereafter, was not occs-
stoned by any fault Of the contractors.
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TIL f b l. LII + TIN.
CAIRO LOCAL NEWS.

| CAIRO LOCAL NEWS.
| ".".''""""'""."".,.".",.".
THERE viii be a regular meeting Of the
| city council on Tuesday evening.
| lhE CLEMENTS was IN the city yester-
day and neglected to Gull on us, which is
conclusive evidence that 10 i, con,empla-
ting u salary grab.
THERE ia only six aud half inches wa.
tor on the bar nj Island No 80. Tho
Glencoe and Chas. Bodmann will both
have TO be LIGHTED over the bar or go
aground.
TnE proposed excursion Of tho Cniro
aud Mound City DAD Fellows, has been
postponed in consequence Of tho absence
Of the T.. +. Eckcrt, at the wreck Of the
Belle Vernon.
BELLE Brown, Emma Alrn an Caro-
line PcrcoIl fora breach of the peace were
yesterday lined - and costs each They
were given time TO pay. Martin md CO.
nspt made the arrc.,.
----
I"' rope WIN "hlch campbell was
.,,,.f,. IN ,.,.,I, 80
.',..
"""''' '''S vi II ''' he'p-'"h's' hN-
s"'' VS. we h"a rather NOT p" !"" r'e"'''
Tus lurl,cur under the management
.of Rev. j. Bradley. wa. n success ia every
sense oi tla word. and particularly, nuan.
chilly Juoob wa. in his glory, and the
anairras.cd I'll euiotlyUrd satisfactorily to
NII In Attendance.
T,rg i,.I,.,,r,. nrd ,,I,,w. ,r,c,oI for
.t........,...,. III ,,a., tor, down
y..,.rl,y. md the courthouse once more
boar it. wort,d eppcnrnrco. The lUm-
beer Of which the inclo.are Wa built will
,,o,i.,
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READ THIS
\ COMPLlMENTARS TESTIMONIAL To
MESSKS. J & G. MAttiRE, II. Louis, Mo
Conference.-The undets gned having known you Tor
many ycars a. reliable chemists and phaTmaceu-
tiStS ani observing the elective action Of your
remedies for Whatever recommended wish 10 bear
voluntary evidence O. the efficacy Of yout last and
in our opinion, best preparation, " MAGllRE'S
CUNDuRANGO BlllERS" 1t is all that you
claim for Il a. an alternative, purgatye, depura,oS
and diureut, acting specially upon the liver, blood,
kidueys and bowels
JOSEPH BROWN, Mayor. who adds 81 has.
found this the most pleasant and effective medicine
| have ever used \"
MILES SELLS, State Insurance Commi,s,oner
who adds " endorse the Mayors opinion"
THOS RICHtSON, : n IAFliN,
Pres. Collier Lead & oil IT Latin Rand Powder
u N HousFK. CHks. C CONFER.
0 50 st lou, Globe hmm Dem Cen Com
W II WACNER. T. q FERGUSON,
,ic't Probate Court 80 lenkS 81 VI, M2' n lem
BRITAIN \ NH HENkl !. M1bpI
BLOOD, fEANk YALE, -,
late Pres. -.pdimdns 81 Sout, I'm, NV.'oe''
NGIEEM ,A CONAN. Pc, Eq! s p!oy Bank.
pub Kur.! W.r.d 4 ). GREENWOOD.
AZ : HARTNFTT Pres V NJ &. A.
." Iatc INV Collector. T. A. SHRNOCK.
yuOS WALSH Of ShYock & Co.
NJ T. ANpRfWSSs,.' '' oGfcay,, ii iiiasnoent,~p &
az Moody, Michel \ CO. o.. -
THERON BARNUM, JAMES ARCHER
uS yilrnnms Hotel
And mary others too numerous 10 ment1n'
J. & c. MACUlRE,
sole Prophecies, 81 Louis, Mo.
PRICE. rs CENTS PER BOTTLE.
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KING OF THE BLOOD.

THE MOST THORorGH PURIFIER OF TBR
BLOOD YET DISCOVERED.
CURES ALL HUMuRS FROM 4 COMMON
ERUPTION TO THE WORST sCRoFULA.
Ry Its use Cancers are cured, and
Cancrrous ,umors oie dispersed without the sur
pron'- knife-Scruiula conquered, and Consump-
ton prevented and cured.
yeuercai Diseases, Mcrcural and NJ iner.
al pu-on-, aud their effects cradcated, and yigor-
- q health and a sound constitution establi shed.
Female Weakness aUd Disease,
Dropsy general or partial, Swellings, external OF
Internal, and Tumors are reduced and dispersed
IN very short time.
ErysipeIas, salt Rheum scad Head and
Teycr Sores are soon removed 10y this powerful
Scorbutic Diseases. DaudruO, scaly
or Eough skin, and Plmplcs quickly give way,
leaving the sfip smooth and fair.
Chronic Diseases. Fever and Aguc. Dis
q Kass,ians t ocnSra DeSihy, IN snort, ali the
numcrou. diseases caused by bad blood are con
qucrcd and give way before this most powerful
Corrcctor, the King Of the Blood
Each bottle contains between forty and
Ifty ordinary doses, costing only one dollar.
From one 90 four or five bottles will
cure salt Rhcnm, Scald Head, Ring Worm, PIN
pies on the Face, Bil'-, urdipary Eruption-, etc
From two 10 eight bottles will cure
CHnkor inthc Mouth and stomach Ery-ipelas etc.
From two 90 ten bottles viii restore
healthy action 70 the Liver and Spleen, will reg
GIate the Bowels and kidneyS
From two 10 six bottles win be found
chfctu1l III curing Neuralgia, Sick Headache, ST.
Nitus' Dance aud Epilepsy
From five 90 twelve bottles viii cure
the worst cases OF SCrptula.
From three tO twelve bottles will
cure severe aud obstinate cases of Caturrh.
From two to four bottles will cure the
worst eases oi Piles, and regulate tostiye Bowels.
From two TO ten bottles VIII cure
bad cases Of Dropsy.
Price 81 per bottle, or bottles for q
Sold by all DRUGGISTS
d. RANSOM, son l. co., Propr's,
Seetestmonials In local column Buffalo. y. Y
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BELLE BROWN, Emma Allen an | Caro-
limo Pcrccll fora breach of the peace were
yesterday lined - and costs each. They
were given time to pay. Martin and CO.
nant made the arrest,
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AN INYAriiBLE SPECIFIC FOR DISEASES
Nof the LIVER. BLOOD, KIDNEYS and tossr
ELS, and great corrective Of all female derange-
ulenti. II contAips no alcoholic spirits and Is the
r1EtAi'H lat4.iiHiTJly C4!.0.s1
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TnE proposed excursion Of tho Cniro
aud Mound city Odd Fellows, has been
in consequence Of the absence
Of the T.. +. Eckcrt, II, the wreck Of the
Belle Vernon.
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THERE ia only six aud half inches wa
tor on the bar nj Island No. 80. Tho
Glencoe and thas. Bodmann will both
have TO be- 'lighted' over the bar or go
aground.
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Tur in..o-urc and gallow- erected Tor
lhc execution OF Campbell was torn down
yesterday, hul the courthouse once more
boar it, wortrd Appearance. tn" lgm.
Der Of which the inclo.Ire was bull. will
Do sold AZ punIL- auction.
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lhE CLEMENTS was in the city yes,er-
day and neglected to call on us, which is
conclusive evidence that 10 is contompla-
ting u salary grab.
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Ma. IlESNl HAEgI-, through the coli
uuns &c The BULLETS, desires 10 re-
turn her mo-t heartfelt aud sincere thanks
go tho public generally, and individually
20 those persons Who we're co Kind and at
tcutiyc to the wants of her SON Henry
during his rccsn; fatal lines, and who a'-
ter his death took charge Of and conducted
lI- funeral. II
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THERE viii be II regular meeting Of the
city council on Tuesday evening.
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Tmr Arab Fire company will celebrate
lL,.r anniversary tomorrow evening, IN Il
Gt md becoming manner. The occasion
wiil be strictly company affair, where
the members and their families will mee,
together fur mutual enjoyment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-01

900 EAST 18th ST, BETWEEN ID AND 80 AVS
Ls) As first class cook understands all kinds OF
ns excellent baker washer and roner pest ely refer
ono
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OCp Sd Av., NEAR GOTH ST., SECOND FLOOR,
OLO back room.-A young girl as chambermaid and
waitress chambermaid aud to do plain sewing good
q
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OO1 9Th Ay., BETWEEN 20TI AND 2lST STS-A
OCf respectable Protestant woman first class
seamsress can do all kinds OF family sewing good city
reference.
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DO EAST 36rH ST.. FIRST FLOOR.--A RESPECTA-
81 BILE young girl as chambermaid and waitress, or
would do chamberwork and assist with washing and
ironing good city reference from last place. Call Tor
two DAYS.
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Of0 5STH ST., BETWEEN 1ST AND ID AVS, SEC.
DIV ond floor back ~ stca ~ sober girl general
house worker or chambermaid Call Tor two days.
Mrs, DUGGAN.
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sTruArroNs wANrED-FEMALEs.

7C7 9TH AVA COMPETENT PROTESTANT GIRL
IL rs chambormaid and waitress alone in private
family prefers short distance in the country city ref
crenco.
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O10 WEST 18TH STA REsPECTABL GIRL AS
AIO laundrcss In a private family best city refer.
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| 01Q 4TI Av., BETWEEN Esd AND 2tTH sTs.-A
DO good dressnakcr who has al .ha Spring style
and patterns de- Tres engagements by The day In
quirc OF Mrs A. l.. O.
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90 EAST 59TH ST. ROOM "A NEAT, TIDY
ZIC young woman as cook; Is mn excellent washer
aud ironcr; or would do general homework.
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7S7 9TH Av PRESENT EMPLOYER'Sl-AS
tO chambermaid and seamstress; can do good plain
sewing and operates Singers machine. Can DO seen
from 10 till T.
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900 7TH AVA DRESSMAKER WISHES A FEW
ACO more engagements in private families; Is first
class cutter, filter and trimmer; objections TO the
country. Call or address.
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OH WEST 10TH ST. SECOND FLOOR, ROOM g.
CIU young girl as dressma kcr and seaInstgess in q
private family good reference.
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10 WEST 26TH stan EXPERIENCED COLOREI
Liz laundress soIics washing TO do at home; linens
&c, done at shortest notice i'll superior style
Mrs. WHITEHEAD.
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400 4TH Av., NEAR Doth ST., IN THE STORE
~ A respectable woman first class cook under
stands all kinds OF game and soups in all branches
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7EQ 10TH AVA RESPECTABLE GIRL AS CHAM
ITO bermaid ana waitress; good city reference Can
DO seen for two days.
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1Cj WEST 49TH ST., ONE PAIR OF STAIRS UP,
lZi back room.as good cook in private family
understands her business in all It's branches good city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-01

l07 EAST 5lST ST. present EMPLOYER ST.
~ young girl as chambermaid and to mind a chill
Or In
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900 EAST 22D ST-TwO PROTESTANT GIRLS
10 who wish 10 go together; one as cook and to as
sist with the washing; the other chambermad aud
eamstress; operate Wheeler Wilson's machine
"
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400 EAST 10TH ST. FIRST FLOOR, FRONT
TO room.-A respectable woman, brought no in
England do neral homework in private family is
a first class washer ironer and plain cook willing
and obliging must be the only servant
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COi 9TH Az, BETWEEN 18th AND BOTH STS-A
O.)-f respectable girl TO do general homework In
small private family good reference if required. Apply
tor three days
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COd WEST 18TH STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG
LZf woman cook, washer and ironer in private
family; best city reference.
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XII WEST 23D STA LADY GOING ABROAD
Of wlshes situation for her seamstress; good recon-
mendations
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OAO WEST 18TH STA SCOTCH PROTESTANT
AOO girl as first class laundress best city
Can be seen 10 I'LL l.
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on WEST BOTH ST., THIRD FLOOR AS GoOI
III cook and baker; willing TO assist with washing
good reference.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-01

900 EAST 26TH STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG
CO.D Protestant girl as chambermad and waitress in
n small private family best city reference.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-01

7e1 WEST SD STA YOUNG GIRL TO DO GEN
lOI era Homework in private family; best cit,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-01

100 WEST 10Th ST. TOP FLOOR.--A REsPECrA
4 - Bile young girl to do general honseMOrA; bes
city reference
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-01

2Q1 I'D Av. THIRD FLooR.--A REsPECTABLE
CCf young girl as chambermad and waitress; best
city reference; private family preferred.