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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-18

LOOKS At THE CouET-HoUsE Senator
Logan addressed a spontsuoou, meeting
iNt night at the courthouse. Notwitn-
standing tho fact that only few hours
notice Of the meeting bad been given, the
house WAS crowded. Tho senator began
by an elaborate eIordium on the morality
Of tho politics OF the republican marty
and glided or into defsn,e Of tho civil
rights bill. He then took up tho apsn.
eiAi question, and reviewed il with
great elaboration, claimiag that
the republican party wero un.n
im0usly opposed to .roed 70.
sumption Of specie payments. From this
'n'J'ct be passed into n discussion Of
ahair' NJ thu south, and claimed ,ba, the
Penn revolution was Damocrstic rebsI.
non. IN" part Of his speech WAS CT.
ctsdingly bitter, and model of denuuci.
a''ry eIoquence Then, with a flourish
OF euIogy upon tho honesty of
tho Ra'iesl party he passed into
very pretty perraorAt'on, in which be
stated that the ID mocra,ic v.,soI
"all tnltered aud torn" Was out uno,
stormy sea- the Republican ship in
sunshiny haven, aud then rcIapsed into
silence amid loud applause. We hasr
no,'lme to discu's hs speech tbi. morn.
ing bu, Will take al early occa.iou to
snow lie weaknesses ana muaifest w.
fairness
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-18

UNION COUNTY BoSDs.-- Tho city
council Of Joues5Yro held meeting last,
night end ordered tue $4,000 bonGs, TINT
had been voted to the Cairo aud St. Louis
narrow gauge railroad, turned over to the
representatives. of that company.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-18

LUMBER STILL GoISG DowY.-As we
arc determined to close out our stock
speedily preparatory to winding up bus
mess We will sell all kinds Of lumber at
TWO dollars per thousand less than mar
Hot prices, a lsrge,lot Of lath and stoyo
wood % hand. Which Will DO sold st cor
respendingly low rates.
22l.J-0.tf WA,,N Fxr
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-18

TEouT.-Hsrry Walker, Of tho Del.
nonieo hotel had on exhibition yes,cr-
day Maekinaw trout TIM. weighed oich,.
cen pounds dressed. Thi. huge fish VIII
be stuffed with oys,ors and served TO tho
guests Of tho Dolmonico for dinner to.
day,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-18

HEITISs WELL.-Cherles Kelly, Who
was 60 badly cut at UlHn n fow week.
since, Is recovering slowly. The doctor
says that be win poll through all right
The man who did the cutting, Frank
skstlos, 0ed and has 10. aimee been hoard
-
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-18

UNION CoUSTT CIRCUIT CouRr i.
stu in session, Nothing but criminal
cases will DO taken up. Tho caso Of
Thorn. Lent for the murder OF Fountain
hoghss, has been on trial for thrso GAYS
and was submitted to the jury At 10
O'Clock Yesterday morning, and no verdict,
raturned up 20 thrAe d. IN.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-18

PREPARIsG FOR WIsTEE-. Large GUAM
Titles Of wood are being brought into Tho
city dally-lh'rty cord. probably beng
tbs average PAGES range from" ID Zee 10
four dollars per cord. There 10 ,son
plentiful supply OF bean poles, which nre
sold TO coopers for one-hslf To two..hlrds
csutt each.
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OYSTERS, OYSTERS.


PEssoSAL.-P. II. Pope, Esq, returned
10 the city yesterday Afternoon, after =
long vlsi! 20 New York and " iscousin.
Capt. W. A. Kvzar, Of 81. Louis, i.
ST tue ~. Chsrirs
MIS-. Gs'rge C,oar,a AMI family lrf,
iGn evening o. h.,.slm~r S.,hvi.e, Tor
Cincinnati.
AR Michael Lynch, cf Unay pre-
ciac, vii. be IN ,-s city I'll. and par!
o: mex; week attending c-ur,
--J,me, Morris, Cape Gi-a-dasu. land "A
81, the St. Charles We erdsy morning, with
grip-sa,k in hand. lie wall probably no,
remain logger than this morning.
Hon. W, Her,asl, opPo,i.ion cand.-
date flr c1ugres % this district; Col.
Winston and + L. Albright, candidates
for representatives. II Potter. Mound
City Judge Etson, rula-Hi coua.y, aud
". II Green, Of thi. city, were pas.en-
| gers on yesterlsy evenings Central train.
Limited States Senator John a. Logan
was at the ST Charles yesterday and La.
nigLD -. 'or. v. lie caro- aud Vim
cennes railroad At i've o'clock this morn
ing for Vienna to attend tho reunion oi
the Thirty-ar.t I!inols infantry, MIA old
regiment
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-18

TnESr CHARLES HOTEL has few
very desirablo rooms still left, which will
b. let on good terms to steady boarders.
g-ll.if
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-18

The uaruer snop Is GA .us corner oi
Eighth street and Commercial avenue
where j. George SuonLouse wish HE gem
temanly Assistants can be found al 6Dy
hour Of the day or night, re.iv TO .ooihe
your feelings with ssmooth shave, or cool
your temper and head with good shAm-
poo. Itisa frst-cla,s chop, and you are
, cure Of receiving hrst-clsss treatment
Ladies and cbildren's hair cut or cIrlei
[ ertha t,. .t.f,,.f
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-18

EXCURSION TlcKETs.--On and .f,s,
september 2o'b excursion tickets to
Louisville and Cincinnati, will DO cold
oy The Cairo ant vincennes railroad
aa'a"''a to the following rates, good to
october 3rd To Louisville and return,
'ri TO C'n.inDa,i and return, SI6s5.
"' aoo'e includes a ticket into the ex-
P''''''n nall Tickets for tale a, the
General '~,9 and at the Anchor Line
oihce, II Ohio leves.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-18

COMES oys,or depot and Restaurant.
Oysters in the shell and can, fresh very
day, Al Phil SAups old stand, between
Sixth aud Seventh streets, Cairo, Ill.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-18

DR.. JESELLE.-Can be found q. his
dental parlors on Eighth street at oil
hours. Bee, Of references given as to pro-
fessioual ability.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-18

MAX kUEHsE, the o-gsn builder, Is
rosdy q, any tim. 70 tune and repair
piauos and ns.gdeals. T5,i rday ..f..y
gru-i your Instruments - MS csrvi you
will no. be deceived
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CONNIE RCIAL.
CAtE, 1LriSois

CAiE,. ItIISois I
Thursday evening, Sept. II, ls74.J
The weather for The last two day, has
been decidedly falli,h. To-day t.. been
clear, cool and pleasant, bu' We rnsy now
look for warm weather again.
The river cont iuss falling, bat there is
a good stage Of waicr 70 New Orleans
The marLe, is IN hoAi.by condition
and Grm all round. Not enough grain
CONES In 10 supply the d.mnad, ana prices
generally hav. an upward tendency r..
ce p,s o. choices Uut,e- and fresh ,eg. .re
taken on arrival At outside q Citations
The apple market shoNss.gni OF improve.
meut the provision market i. bare
and prices tend up
The most activity at present. is displayed
| In tho flour market, aud Cairo 10 evidently
doing her full share Of business in ,Lr
line Choice grades arc qIie, ard neg
lse.ei, tho demand being principally tor
grades ranging &. 81 % and under On
these, prices az hrm and tho feeling
s.to5g,
TIE MARKET
g-s-O.f fr.srds shol'i lear 10 mind
thu, rfIaes bore gwen arc usually ioi
gales from lrs. hand. in round lots IL
filing order. and Tor broken iol- II IL
necessary 20 charge ~ advance over thee,
bguru.-Ug
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NOTICE

ILLINOIS CENTRAL Il. X. Co., ,
AGENTS OFFicE, CAiRO, Sept IL, 1874.
10 persons wishing 70 attend the Hi.
uos state fair, to be held At Psoria from
september li.h 10 September ls.b, We
will cell tickets to Nj Pa,o and return for
81 80. Sa,o q tickeis will DO dscou.
uruci on tho i7sh Tickets good u re-
turn until the 2ist inclusive.
~ J.l5-3. JAMES JOHNSON, Agent
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HOTEL ARRIVALS. --DelmonicO-W L.
ling'worlh, Chicago II Rsmponde!l, Me-
ropo'!s; II PoIaohnaGn, Metr polls j
W johnson, Cale1ouig W ST Eldridce
New York; Hood, Golconda; J NJ
R'iheo, Waco Texas Moses Grahsrn,
Barnard L,ndiag Arb II W Wilsos,
Logan county Ky; i c Rushing, Ma
kanda, Ill 4 b Ionliuson, Makauda, Iii;
James Clark, Q r Z, John Sherer, Bal
tmore; WIN Ernest, Louisville, Ky; II
We'll, Baton Rouge George Conrad, New
Orleans John 7 Lattner, Ja.xson Tenn
81. Chsrles Hotol--D II Moran, 81
Louis @ Il Palmer, Pittsburg; r. c
siournsy, Psducah b Zck, Cen,ralis;
James Morris, Cape Guardian; Mrs Cora
EntleF and two chiluren, Cape Girsrdeau;
Miss Iis Green, dol Chas Howard, do
d senter Trenton, Tennessee; Jesse
spenldlng Bloomington o II Lustsr, St
Loui, Frank Dsbree, Chicago; Tho. j
Ward, Benton ) X Albrow, Tr:c.ror..
hi L Tay lor, st Louis WIN 8 Koizer
Tenn j W ShoSrer, New Orl.Ans; f
W horris, Mi',; Ii w Permission, ST
Louis.
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NgDuISG RloEpIIos.--The next "fJ-
cisl event" in "mTo will DO the reception.
rendered by the ST. Charles social ei4b to
hr and Mrs. G. NJ Howe. Tho affair
will take place al the st. Charles on Tues.
d.,.l ti,a cJtb 60.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-18

SUFFICE TO TIE PuBLIC.-The new
packing house msrke, in Wilcox block,
wiz ID. 'roH Saturday noxtr with fresh
III ''s SHa new lard, at the lowest market
price. HOWE A. Rpo
2l0.J.3.lm.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-18

Al HOME adhIS.-Judgs Ml!koy re-
tarnel yesterday morning from Jones'
ooro, where be hiss been attending the
Union county circui. court upon inpor-'
tsnt business
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-18

Rooms ~ RLhr NJ '''- --.--. IOWA -.
of Poplar aud Twelfth streets, near THE
BULLETIN Office, hAs several comfortable
rooms TO rent. ~iih aoATd. Mr=. Stewart
spread. ,no e sLe beat tables N Cairo.
her prices are reasonable.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-18
SEA WEED TONIC, FOR THE
CURE OF DYSPEPSIA, ISDioEsTIos, So.

CUBE OF DrsPEPsiA, fSDiuEsIlOs, &C.
The tonic produces healthy action Of
the stomach, creating an appetite, forming
chylc and curing the most obstinate cases
of indigestion,
SCHEsCK's Mandrake PILLS FOR THE
CuKE OF LIVER COMPLAINT, sc.
These pills are Alternative and produce
healthy action Il the liver without the
least danger, as they are free from cal
omel, and yet more .tfscious in restoring
a healthy action OF the liver.
These remedies are a certain cure for
Consumption, as tho Pulmonic Syrup
ripens tho matter and puriaes the blood.
The Mandrake Pills act upon tho liver
create a healthy bile, and remove all dis
eases OF the liver, often a eause
Of Consumption The Sea
Weed Tonic gives tone aud
strength TO the stomach, makes a good
digestion, and enables the organs to form
good blood and thus creates a healthy
circulation of healthy blood. The com
bined action of thcse medicines, as thus
explained, will cure every case Of Con-
il taken in time, and the use Of
the med icines preserved il.
DR., ScheIck ia Professionally at his
principal Office, corner sixth and Arch
Ste, Philadelphis, every Monday, where
all letters for advice must be- addressed.
Schenck's medicines for sale by Druggists.
l-9.l-l m
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ScHESCKs PuLHosiC SYRUP-For tue
cure Of consumption, coughs aud colds
The great virtue in this medicine is that it
ripens the matter and throws i, Gu. Of the
system, purides the blood, and thus cGoc!s
q cure.
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al PARK ROW. n. Y
S5 TO 500
MOST EXTRAORDINARY

Per day Mt home. Terms tree A drc.,
GEO. sTlNSOS & CO., Portland, Nc.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-18

Parties desiring 10 Lave their planes
aud me.o con snsI, repaired an
tuned, should ir1s. them to VI. T.
kuehne, corner Thirteenth ard Walnut
-treet. He is she moss competent man
an Ctlro
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Terms OF Advertising re offered for News.
papers IN the state oi ILLINOIS! send for
list OF papers and schedule of rat :. Adj
dress dhO. i. HOWELL a CO.. Adverti,-
ing Agen ts, A. Pork Row, Sew York,
hkFEh 10 THE EDITOR Oh THIs PAPER.
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Receipts arc light; mhra.. firm and
still. ten ling upward m0ze4 quoted al
s.@sie; whi,o, g1c, sscsci and de lvered
Sales wore carr mixed in -ack-, delivered.
It sj,i / car mixed in sacks, delivered
90, cars white, in bulk, on track, s3a,
! car white in bulk, on track, sjc, > cEr.
white in sacks, delivered, 9sc.
... OATS.
Tho demand Is steady, and prices are
slightly higher receipts ore short, aud
the market scan!ily ,uPpli.d Sales were
car in sack. delivered, sic; 2 cars in
sacks, delivered, 59si 1 cara IN sacks de-
liverod, Jd@j7ci = care in bulk, on track,
at jlc.
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corn MEAL

There is none in the market, sa1 we
have no sales 10 report Ia. city mills are
asking rs to-day. Tho demand is ANAL,
and choice brands are quoted =. 90 on
the levoe.
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GA rs.

n'bHH'J a. '''l Ao'S'P'' Hle rA"Iti hLd
the market scan!ily ,uppli.d Sales were
/ car in sncks delivered, SIC; 2 cars in
sacks, delivered, 5ga car, IN sacks de-
livorod, Jd@57T cars in bulk, on track,
at jlc.
CORS MEAL
There is none in the market, Gn1 we
have no sales 10 report Ia. city mills are
asking rs to-day. Tho demand is ANAL,
and choice brands are quoted =. 90 on
the levoe.
There is none Offering, and only lin
tied Inquiry. Quotations by tho mill, to-
dag were 20 O0C@2l 90, sscksd and deliv-
cred
BUTTER.
The market ia bare, Prices arc firm
and demand active. Choice Northern
hnds ready sale at Boo; Southern illinois
25Ca2Sc. We note sales Of 300 lbs North
EN- 25G2sc; 200 be choice oulhsrn III.
nois 2sci 10 pkg. choice Northern ESQ,
zoe.
EGGS.
Receipts are light and demand good.
All tina. came IN yesterday found ready
sale at Is TO lGc. Sales were 200 dozen
fresh ljc; 200 dozen fresh Ice; 10 boxes
fresh i5CJ leo.
CHICKENS.
The demand for the local trade con.
sumo. all receipts Choice old hen, are
quoted 9 20 as %. Young chickens ga
so. We note ssles % Dozen mixed
? 50@a 20; 4 coops old and young 2 20
as rs b ceops young 2G2 So
PROVISIONS.
Smoked meats and pork are scarce snd
active; bacon is very stif and price,
Tend up. No supplies Of meats or Ia I'd on
he market. We note ssles of 3,O0s fbs
,ugar-cured, cauyased hams at l55@l6c;
, 600 III. clear aides at l7ci 2,0Os tbs
houders al l2!c; ,iorces lard at lie.
FRUIT.
The market for choice shipping apples
las taken more healthy one, and there
Q some inquiry ut 0OG2 90 per Dbl.
liberal receipt, however, would over
took the market. We note "a s-of 600
BIS grapes at 3Gi1i 30 boxes psache. at
10 to soc; - bbs choice shipping apples
It 2 90; 10 bbls good at 60to2 90.
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TIE MARkET

D-e-O.f fr.sris should hear 10 mind
that I. r'iaes bore given AZ" u-uA.Iy tor
GALES ir.m IRE. hand. in round lots. Ia
filing order. and Tor broken lol- j! IL
necessary 20 charge AZ advance over there
L.-.rL. -tr.I
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furrltrre.
Chances for Bnslness men


GOAL LANDS for SALE.-FOr sale in Dade
~ County, Georgia. 100 ACRES BITUMlNOUS COAL LAND
The coal Of fine quality and practically neIhausbe The land
located Raceoon Mountain q miles from Whtesde station on
Nashville Chattanooga Railroad which Is only Ia miles from
CHATTANOOGA person requisite capital this IS an
usually good opportunity obtain that will require but mod
Develop region where there Is an me
date good For further particulars apply 10
CHARLES T. HOLMES, Box l27, Pos-Omee, Macon georgia
DARE OPPORTUNITY SALE, a good
Goods sold in the states VIII sell the
entire including hand for $3OO$20OO cash.
None but those desiring good business
need reply Address MANUFACTURE LOCK Boz No. rs, New
burgh N. Y
ITO S.-ASSlGNEES' SALE Of
Il the AMERICAN SLATE QUARRlES The underagned, As
Slate viii offer Pubic sale on
premises 5sngtoD in Washington township Lehgh County
Pa, on .- .z. .o-
IS acres land The thereon
SLATE QUARRlBs with capacity OF over 100 squares
roofing 20 horse excellent orie
and all Also, dwelling stabng &C.
quaes national reputation berg OF the
yery market and be produced at %
ne1haustbe The facilities for transportation are two railroads I'M
udaey on the premises contemplation and WITHIN
one Legh Valley and Legb and Suquehsnns Railroads
which are the Trout Creek Branch and also within one
mile the Lehgh We eau on the premises
and property Conditions wilt be made known on the day
Of sale by o,o .vvu,rr
GEO. r. HERMAN,
HENRY N. DASH.
AsUgnees Of American Slate Co.
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Gardeners.

GARDENER.-A German Protestant man as
" 6as GARDENER; understands plain ana fancy gardening
hot and grApedes laying lawns, pruning grating etc. also
vegetables Of reerence. moderate
corner BrOadhAJ.
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TONpKTNS MARKET.

DOPING TOMPKINS MARKET.
III SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the Department Of
phH. Wnrt nj 10 O'clock OCTOBER2 1874 for
woE roofing and stating and paerng for root on romlkn
particulars The City Record copies Tor SAFE " no
City Hall
CHEETING, BLANKETS, &c.
= SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the Department 9
puNc Cbsrires and Correction uut 10 o'clock OCTOBER
1874 for brown heene blankets flannel brOgns socks & For
psrculars see The City Reood copies for sale No. City Hall
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~ unpaid for streets avenues and PARK open
ings widenDgs, and extensions. - ,.,

BUREAU ARREARS, September !. 1874 J.
Under direction ANDREW H. GREEN Comptroller OF tue CIV
ofNewYok the unde el hereby gives pac notice pursuant
The provisions the for the collection Of taxes
the City Of Newfok aDd to
g.
the respective all the lands and tenements on whc ses
md
and
ops confirmed PRIOR 1871 required the amount
the and remaining unpaid to the Clerk OF Arrears
bs Office in the the New Courthouse IN the
NewYok together with the interest thereon at the rate OF
twelve annnm, the tine OF payment, Nln
Advertisement And II default shan
he made In such payment no lands and tenemnts viii be sold at pub
Hail Park the my
ofNewYork Tuesday Dec l5 lo74 at ~ o'clock noon for the
tenn which person shall offer to take The same 10
TIE assessment 20 due and
Maid and the interest Aforesaid 10 the time OF the sale ana
together with the advertisement and al other
and that such sale VIII be continued
from time 10 time the nemen here Advertised Tor
sale shall be sold. ,.,-, .-.-----. -. -.
The ovnerlp Of the property assessed which the
are and unpaid published in pamphlet snl that
- oftne pmpbet deposited the Office Of the Clerk Of Arrears
he Finance viii be 70 person APPLYING
-. ~. ~ 1ba s.ms A 5. CADi. CLERK Of Arrears
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Gslu females

HTATTED-A good COOK; Protestant pre-
w isrrsa Call with fsseFeeees' a. % "s'' A''D'''
AM IL
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Nurses.

MAN NURSE.-A German young man as
VI NURSE Invalid gentleman or WAITER can furnish un
eapahty country Can be at
ODELTs AGENCY 100 sss 3is, ecTner Broadway Inquire
for IA.
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6taiionerp.

IotRls.
THE ST. JAMES HOTEL
(Cor 28tbat and Broadway,
NOW OPEN European plan. The Hotel has been thoroughly
repaue refurnei in the most comfortable and elAo
C. T. JONES NORTON.
THE ST. OMER HOTEL,
Si1th-ave, near Tweuty-thrdst
AND ADJOINING MASONIC TEMPLE,
TO LEASE.
Building new and subs.sDa heated and Al orders oca'
lion central and convenient all places Of Amusement Ap?I0
c.. G. PINCKNEY,
No 50 BROADWAY.
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Corporation Notices.

CONDEMNED HORSES.-The Fire Depart
" men will sell at AUCTION at II O'Clock noon, Sept n
For psricuaTs see TIE CITY RECORD Copies for sale No
tits Hall
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feetures ano Msetinss.

I ECTURE COMMITTEES should not fail to
1 ..nd for us LECTURE SEASON" Of the AMERICAN LII
TaARY RRRAU Th, Bursau has the list
nv ls connections ays superiority shat everywhere reeogn4
AMERICAN LITERARY BUREAU,
Cooper Institute. NevYorh
mo LECTURE COMMITTEES.-Mr. HENRY
i NICHOLLys READINGS FROM MEMORY, EVBSihub
WITH CHARLES DICKENS sud the UA0RIsIs SC SKA Asss
IN America For prospeas &c. apply to NJ NChOLLS
sharon Springs n Y, but Bureau" or Agency
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alarbls ano slats ltlanieIs.


A KLABER, No. 1874 East Eigbteenth-st.,
81 near Ibriaye selling sod Manufacturing All kinds Of MAR
BIZ and AARBLEILKD AAHfES and otLer MARBLE WORK al
greatly reduced pres Marble turning ior the trade.
AN extensive stock of MANTELS (Slate and
hsrbet-novei aad unique designs reduced prices Wash
hyl and slate Work Of eTe description PRNRYHH SLATE COM
fANY, Union-sqsrs, PoaTthsve sBd seyeneept-st. MI
STEWAR1's Slate Mantels, Marble and Wood
hshs eahd degDs al tie Lowest 220 ~
hsIseEsT-IhI1st stiEssu SsIsaa Agd EghIhsVeA
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Walters.

WANTED-By colored youth, 10 years o
respectful neat and tidy situation ion as WaIrEs
543 6hae second door 33sL not particular aboI
wages.
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n mind aud mnner experience wants POSITION IN
The t understands Of servants ho Housekeeping
"a sboppirg snd marketing take charge Of house
boA brre Of Il. head aud 81 has her sewing mAeaee
,.le., Islsseucss Address ENDkAlQR, saaoa !, y, y
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Porters.
DORTER and USEFUL MANA young MAI

Il would like position PORTER In store hotel, or once
willing make himself generally useful furnish good city e
will Can be unt suited Al OpbLL
AGENCY, 100 West 3ih-st. Broadway
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Boaro and Rooms.
Below Fourteenth-st

BELOW F0ufteentn-V
Tx WAVERLEY-PLACE, near the Park
4 Il - handsomely furnished front PARL0R with BOARD.
other also table boade taken house has all modern In
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Miscellaneous.

A COLORED MAN desires situation as
N tr,s. BUTLRR thoroughly understands his business and the
care diver etc good city Call address C. w. II
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6ituatlons Uanteo--females.
Miscellaneous.

Miscellaneous.
AT JACOMIN's French Employment Bureau,
~ SOL 9Th 28h and 37th s fsmes Will bud rem
able SERVANTS Of all lAaonsi also "Alishs 'ALSi' mo