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Notice Of Removal.

c. Koch has removed his boot and
shoe shop from the old stand to his
new brick building Zone block below,
No. 30 Commercial avenue, between
Fifth and sixth streets, where he Will
keep the hest home made and st. L0uf
custom made boots and shoes, made Of
the best material /; good workmanship
and In the latest styles. All orders
promptly attended to. 9-@d'
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Another panic Imminent.

We are not croakers-we are hopeful
and cheerful TO the last; but it l. better
to keep well IN harbor during n storm.
A little caution saves many a barquc.
The timely use of Halls Balsam will pre-
vent consumption. A bottle of this REM
edy should always be kept in the house,
ready for use IN emergencies. 1t saves
thousands of dollars in doctors bills.
Price, 81 per bottle. Sold by all dealers.
1t-UN
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(sO Nee Ihesss.

Buder Brothers, jewelers., corner of
Eighth street and Washington avenue,
Is one Of the oldest and most reliable
business firms in Southern Illinois. They
have the best OF workmen in their estab-
lishu,ont, and manufacture 10 order any
thing in their In. with dispatch and of
the finest material. Th,,- stock of lew
elry is elegant and is one Of the largest
aud best ever brought into the state.
l2.J-lm
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business Is rs dull rs usual.
The weather is cloudy aud cool.
The Carrie v. kountz Is still at the
wharf, loading for the South.
The Minneola has gone where TIE
"woodbnc twineth."
The II. $. Turner left Louisville Oh
her down trip on Monday.
Captain Jim Morris Is DacK among
Us again.
The Capitol City will leave st. Louis
tor Vicksburg tomorrow.
The 81. Joseph leaves st. Louis for
Vicksburg to-day.
The City of Chester is due here from
st. Louis to-day.
The Grand Lake and barses lett ~.
Louis last night for New Orleans.
The Ste. Gencvicyc started from 81.
Louis for Nicksburg last evening.
The John A. Scudder left st. Louis
for New Orleans last evening.
The James d. Parker leaves Gin ;in-
natl to-day for Memphis.
The Thomas Sherlock lett Cincinnati,
Yesterday for New Orleans.
The Ike llammit, with three barges.os
iron ore, arrived from st. Louis yesterday
morning at 3 o'clock.
-rhc I.ou,syr,e passed tnr Mary NM
Ter below Memphis, and reports tha'
boat on her way to Nicksburg,
The Warner and tow is on her way
from New Orleans to Cincinnati with
load of1lOO tons.
The Iron Mountain left Cincinnati
yesterday for New Orleans, with tw'
barges OF Pittsburg manufactures IN low
The Ohio rose feet and inches yes
tcrday, and there We're 81 feet on the
gauge at dark.
The John Means and barges started
rom st. Louis on her way TO New
, Orleans last evening.
The John +. Tolle. Captain Daniel
Brady, left st. Louis for New Orleans
last evening.
The new steamer L. l.. Schcnck VIII
be ready to start South on her ilrst TRIP
during the first week IN 1876.
The Louisville. from New Orleans,
arrived here about O'Clock yesterday.
She had good trip OF freight anu pas
sengers.
The officers of the Illinois have With
drawn their attachment Tor SJo'ooV
against the Mary Miller, and'i Is thought
n con,promisc will be Effected.
The Clinton arrived on Monday, re-
shipped her cargo and passengers on the
civ of Quincy, and returned to st. Louis
last night.
The Jim Fisk brought lown a la.ss-
,, az l..,.s- aIo gentlemen 'ro'"
pWa,ronous. who attended the :" Zig
nonanzs.- last evening. She dil not
turn buck 10 Paducai untli IL O'CLOCK last
night
The Tom Jasper was put on the
docks at st. Louis on Monday. She is to
DO made 1900 ton boat, aud her name
! viii hereafter be "Ccnicnnial." She Is
to be ready for business by the lst Of
March.
The Couricr-Journal says: "Cin-
ciunati potato dealers 70 to New Orleans.
scll.their potatoes, walk into II 'menage-
rie.' Eight the tiger" go home, and say
they "lost money on their--potatocs -
when. In reality. It's the "hger' that
causes the shrinhagc in potatoes
Somebody wants 10 whip Hays, Il q
river editor of the Couricr-Jouriml, for
exl ressing his opinion about any fellow
who goes TO shows and makes practice
of monopollzing the company OF some
other fellows sweetheart. From the
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Neujahr's Bali eur Eroefinuug der neuen
Turnhallc, am Sylvesterabcnd, den
3lten Dcz.. 1876. In plain English
New-Ycar's ball in celebration Of the
opening ofthe new Turner's hall, New
Years Eve, 3ist December. 1875.
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Geo. 4. Wetzger, % Il. German street,
Lancaster, Pa, has been using Wishart's
Pine Tree Tar Cordial in his family. lie
recommends it to others with great sue
oess - -...-;..e all sp..l...",,~ry complainfs.
ralatablc for children. A valuable SUBJ
sttute for pernicious Alcoholic "bitters."
/ 1t destroys consumption 1t (O
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Notice.

We will pay no bills contracted by any
rmployc Of 'rHE BULLRrIS, unless the
same is made on u written order signed
by the president or secretary OF the com.
pany, and we will accept no orders given
by an employe of the company, for any
purpose whatsoever.
CAIRO BULLETIN COMPANY.
November 10. 1873. II
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SaLe of Real Estate.

The undersigned offers Tor sale lots No.
IL, l3 and II, in block No. &c. in the city
of Cairo. together with cottage situ-
ated on said lots, at II low figure. For
further information, call at the residence
OF the undersigned. JoHN SCnEEL.
l1-2l.lm
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Attention Is called to the card of the
City Bakery, TO be found IN this issue.
Mr. Hebsacker. the proprietor, has by
industry and fair dealing, established u
lucrative business. When yOu want any
thing in his line give him call.
ll.3-lm
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Port Fist.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Jim Fisk, Paducah.
Grand Lake and tow, n. ..
&" Louisville, New Orleans.
" Ike Iiammitt and barges, st. L..
DEPARTED.
Steamer Jim Fisk, Paducah.
d" Grand Lake and tow, Miss.
Raven, st. Louis.
City ofQuincy, New Orleans.
Clinton, 81. Louis.
Louisville, Cincinnati.
- Ike liammitt and barges, Gin
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everybody 10 know that the place 10 get
A smooth shave,
A good shampoo.
A fashionable haircut,
or any thing Ia that line,
L. at the GgAsD CEsTRAL BARBER
SHOP, corner Eighth and Commercial.
y.s.tf j. GEORGE STEiSHOusE.
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2G-1222-lOt


A. HALEY has removed to his new
store room. llj Commercial avenue, Op-
posite Winters Block, and next door to
the Arab engine house, where he will he
pleased TO see all his old customers and
as many new ones. v-30-tf
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a series OF four lectures are yet to be
given under the auspices OF the Library
Association. as follows:
Jan. 4th-Dr. q. ~. Parker.
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AttenSiOm! Dealers.

We have four dozen Imitation Ebony
Spraguc Can-Opencrs, taken for adyer-
Using, which we will sell at two dollars
Der dozen. Inquire at Bulletin Office.
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For Rent.

The saloon in the Grand Central botel
will be Tor rent by the LIST Of January
next. For particulars apply to
VA. WKTzEI, Proprietor.
2l-12-22-l0t
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Attention, Sjus;nO.

There will be u regular meeting OF the
Cairo Casino tonight. Every member Is
requested to be present.
CuAs. SCHoENMNER,
IL Secretary
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PHYSICIANS.
WILLIAM II. gMITH, II. D.
@W DvkNIEo Nd

RESIDENCE: Corner Sinth and walnnt
streets.
OFFICE: Corner sixth street and Ohio Ievee.
OFFICE HOURS: Prom cam. lsm.. and
from IN 4
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Local lettings

Turner's.
The Turner'S.
Grand lunch at "Our Saloon" to.
night. l2-lo-u
The flag was yesterday holsted over
the new Turner Hall for the first time.
The TurRers ball.
Fresh baltimore shell oysters at
the Planters House. 11.2s.tf
Remember the Turner'S.
Probate court adjourned yesterday
morning.
The Turner'S ball New Years eve.
Col. 4. +. Buel, Of Warsaw, Illinois,
was at the st. Charles hotel yesterday.
There will be u meeting Of the Cairo
Casino this evening.
For groceries OF every Kind, go to
Louis II. Myers, l'3 Commercial avenue.
l2-lI-tf
Go buy your ticket for the Turner'S
ball.
Be sure and come to the grand lunch
at "Our Saloon tonight.
l2-l5lf FRED. HoYHEISs.
The Cairo Turner'S New Years eve
ball will be a grand affair. Go.
For splendid blankets, water-proofs,
cashmercs aud jeans, call OH Burger, l2I
Commercial avenue. l2-l9lm.
Miss Annie Phillis is visiting friends
| in Anna.
Go to the ARAB Fire Co.'S" ball
New Year eve and have Il good time.
I5-l2.29-3t.
The Seldcn Irwin troupe make their
last appearance tonight.
Come one, come all, and eat OF the
grand lunch at sour Saloon" tonight.
l2-l5.tf FRED. HornEINs.
Capt. John W. Trover was in the
| city yesterday.
Last appearance of the Selden Irwin
troupe tonight.
There Was no business -frsssastsI la
the police courts yesterday. Inc oh'eers
| say "U"si.ass is awful dull.
| Don't forget the grand ball and sup
per to be given by the Arab Fire Co., at
Shells hall, Tuesday eve, December
3lst. lj.l2-Gl-3t
The Selden Irwin troupe gave their
last entertainment in this city at he
Aiheneum last night.
| e. A. Morrison OF Rochester. New
York was in the city on Tuesday, and
registered at the st. Charles.
--"Heunas. or the Old Brewery" a
German comedy, at the Atheneum to-
night.
ID. w. Devus, Esq, of Belknap,
johnson county, was in the city yester'
day.
Mai. Sam Worthington, Of Chicol
City, Arkansas, was n guest at the st
Charles yesterday.
Capt. j. G.. Grammar, Of Evansville
and Capt. j. Bernard, Of st. Louis, were
at the st. Charles yesterday.
oil cloths. carpets, and and in fac
everything heart can wish for, cam
found by calling OH Burger q Co, II
Commercial avenue. l2-l9-lm
The roads in the vicinity OF the Cair
and st. Louis depot are in I'M almost i'm
passable condition.
Gems
For
| Fifty cents, at Winter'ssGallery.
l2-2I-u
Miss Nellie Peck, OF Kcokuk, Iowp
for whom the steamer Nellie Peck wa
named, was Il guest Mt the st. Charlie
yesterday.
New Years callers will be out Il
force next Saturday. The BULLETIN jo
rooms have orders for cards tor nun
Der of young gentlemen.
Just received, 90 boxes Irish soap, 8
buckets kettle rendered lard, ! cas-
pruncs, aud for sale at bottom prices, b.
StrattOn 81 Bird. 12-l2-2S-3t
! The refreshments for the phantom
party tonight will be prepared by tn
distinguished caterer, Mr.. George Nc
Knight, who has had long experience i
, that line.
, -FrcsIs Baltimore shell oysters a
tlse Planters House. iI.as.u
Ladies' wishing to purchase under
wear for themselves or children, can ~
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New Year Cards

At the BULLETIN Office fine New
Year cards are being printed. Orders
for cards must all be IN to-day to insure a
fine Illuminated card. Plain black can
be- printed Oh twenty minutes notice.
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To Rent.
Cottage on 18th street, five rooms. good
cistern, etc. Enquire of DIR. SMITH.
12-l5-tf.
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RIVER NEWS.

WAN DEPARTMENT RIVER RHroRr,
Dee. -, ls7J
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Oyster, Fish
GAME DEPOT
AND

GAME DEPOT
wINrEn,. s'LOCK.
,y..---,,, SCH, hereafter, our goods ae
the following prices, and solicit the pat
ronagc Of the public:
OYSTERS.
Family brands, per car..."'.. 30 cents.
Standards, per can. .'."'''''''" 10 Cents.
select. per can ''''''"'''''''' ~ ccuts'
Select, cXtri, per can,...."... 90 cents.
Tub oysters, per l0O.:... "....N %
FISH.
Chicago Trout aud White. Ill cts. per ID.
Game, Pan Fish, -. 10 and IL cts. PER h.
GAME
OF all descriptions constantly on hand,
consisting OF Wild turkey, squirrels and
ycnison.
GROCERIES.
Family groceries very cheap for cash.
TEA AND COFFEE
Made specially. Give rs y trial.
MEATS,
Cheaper than the cheapest.
RecpeC13nlly,
l2.3.tf. WA. WIxvER. IL ~ 70.
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The 8ulletin.
RATES o. ADvERrusiNu.

p1.All bills for advertising, are due and pay
able IN ADVANCE.
Transient advertising will be inserted at the
rate Of ~ 10 per square for the first insertion
and 30 cents for each subsequent one. A liberal
discount will be made on standing and display
advertisements.
Church, Society, Festival and snpper notices
will only be inserted as advertisements.
For inserting Funeral notice 81 60. Notice Of
meeting Of societies secret orders 20 cents for
each insertion.
No advertisement will be received at less than
60 cents.
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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER2 20. 1876.
CAino. ILL. ..Dec. %. ISIS.
To Rent.

JAMES WATSON,
Sergeant, Signal Service, U. ;. A
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ToE RHId9Y
vl>lE half OF brick housc,- ccAteie1ng ~
! rooms, corner Fii.eenth Aad CsaAs -.
is-ii.iE v. oku4s
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Port Fist.

y NMFsN W " TVN1
Sergeant, Signal service, L. ). A.
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Summer Retreats.


NROMWELLh LAKE HDUSE.--'lIgh c!cya-
ton. "yIlnrrLg Ne5, Un3arls>t. 81 'rrf, D.. tlh
l,ke iuvirOu air The most peal ~ and NY ing iic" or
Auumr WITHIN % miles ~ Nc" l0rk For 'l,ii9en l'c'
h adGr-ss OI.IN ~. CROWN Eli, Highland 4,,is y Y
L1OREST HOUSE, BUDD's LAKE, n. -,
4 1900 ect above tdcwater. tso hors VIA ~ = H. -
"a alhO, station. Pure IaaU tan SIR 3nGi loh nS aiu
fsIng no nosqu Oes THIS viii remain oen duilno
the Eal. EENKY MALLEHi. Proprietor
RyOUNTAIN HOUSE, Del. Water Gap, Penn
w Terms reduced ) % per week - PER day $780,
THEO. HAUSER iropre'or
DOUND HILL HOTEL, Northampton, Mass
~ parable Of America jenny Lind ., 4. 49,.
Grand sopriny-Of place from White honntA' !" 'eN
Ycrs. Has large ad cfea ing paitoraSt nr ls s ~
tifl autumn. all yrar. rtrma IRON ,ayehDeri
- 10 Sll per week. Send stamp FOR "ToTis. 6iniH
CURF HOUSE, Ocean Beach, Monmouth Co.,
- " j. will Irnsin open through sept =mDer line hshg
battling cunning Address a. above.
INVEST POINT HOTEL.
w WEST POINT, NET-YOR!I
on THE PARADE GROUHO.
ALBERT H. CHANEI. Proprietor.
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Gitra.!cus tolrte1-fennlts.
General foWseworl..

General E1Wseworl..
SITUATION WANTED.-A German girl
- wishes pi ae for COOK, WASH, and IRON city or
COAT J. No. ~ i.JTery.
4ssN WEST 35TH-ST.-A respectable girl
Ia ~ General Il USEWOK aad take care c4irn
in prvae fiLiiv; J,st city reference
lSf 2D-WE., between 6lst and GA;
l.1Df SIS. - q respectable woman. TO do general
HOU5EWOitR is good washer and EOIer.
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Nmusemente.

ITIRST GREAT
pn. EATbsS4sc
vOLxsFBsr
scpuTzES PARK.
rLArrDEu X III vEsEru.
Encouraged BY s and order 70 give
sss,yn 20 a1 vii ss Continued ~ i'm a''
% s and s% tns nsth
The festival ii co@@aDrc in te aternoon O'Clock With
snS s@1. for ss R's 81 s
fair amusements; organ grinding. with entirely no" H'iu
u'u'''"'" gu" I'm In ri,s afternoon at o'clock.
HH Hndef tn, H lf,eiioa q Prot GiLBERT,
In which several persons WI VI TAX, sS'o part
In w y with FIT ." tie
And other national SOCIAL games performed ny ~
yOuDgp assnt gris
On SUNDAY AFTERNOON at O'Clock
GRAND M6% si TER CONCERT.
On SUNDAY Ar1EnEpQE Gc,ess in the Far" house.
To which all PlatseeSsche and aunts are cordially
After that will ps held the st opiion of tho young copo
married Wone.ia in Farm hodse returned from we'd
ding e s :" w sy az Che q Of 1s' cha
MI -chnkelberg will be celebrated Rey iitd 81 -
Itpe 'I act s a. s H, ona Mr. IL
gsS az I'D s mel e e S' an aS best 'n0' Oh
Admission rs mis-. Children tree 20 o,yscr, pres,
VMIYnAusFN, Asst secy. II. y. - LIST V. T.
GILMORE CONCERT GARDEN.
~ ,,onv LATE HIFpoDRoME' Conductor.
TH Il M6sT N TME WORLD
o ia6GFr f HAX S %f 100 At
TIE GREATEST LIVING CORR hTlST,
MR.. j. LEVY.
and sIGNoR ihiIiAPlETRA,
tho eminent baritone
MArISrE on SATURDAY. 2p. m. sERENADE Band
Z YCEUM THEATEH, 13th-st. and Gth-lye.
i A FPESrI OPFi.A BeUiFE.
EVERY EVENING. and SAT- RDAi MATINEE.
Onenbacll's latest ri most trce:slu " OK,
MADAME EAkCllIDUC. ,
New Costumes Complete Apo ntme3s gorgeous ann No'e
Mise IN
GEOFFROv, DuP AM, , NAhDfN"'
De OUERcY and DCPLAS
in their great roles.
The whole m %, 700 a Its IN tho csst
GRAND MiLITALl REVIEM.
NJETROPOLIT. n MUSEUM OF ART,
WI l2s WEST II 81. NJ y
Omen dali sundays eAc.' tc,i-lO =. N. 10 y. m
ArI.AN :. = 4 z J.
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CIH"V'IAHS o. several GOOD SCHOOL
Y FEi g. "a. ats chcri. etiorn5 Book store a i'i
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Ei.J Gcjoois.
CTTY or NFNV-YORK UNIVERSITY LAW
y S.IiOD!~-TA, aaTrI' -e~sion br1no uc' l. 49,. me
c,.-lete. Stud It's mr. adilitied 20
.,.,f a. .tr.i No. Written q. Il ~ GA &C. 1Af'1is
MA ably rc4 ctn ate iUr decree Tor ~
c.arr Amy r. MART =, al broadway, on d. H.
IAL -. -et,c .iI. p 'netn''eisS;.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL
~ lne ~ ETr.E-sFH AENtAh ENN ~ thS ilai I'd
ton vll CONNIE rrat Ta's co7''r Gtlt ., =
ard IA ayetjr' ace N -. O., % ID h@DAi, OCT
g. I'D viii cpn'inie until AZ IL l~r'
ne O, al y IN I'ce' two yr9r' Ih" 'ceir" ~
qrrIc- ~ Laws M h. conferred ufn StiIrnts 40 P"sIo
T., !ll, as pass tis :. =. 80, 49, 3t''th .
or a, Jour,ai TIIIOD3IsE u. DWIGHT,
Professor II u 'ri 'igM Law.
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Situ1!ions IDan.ra ,eemelcs.
Chamberrnai Is.

Chambernaiis Is.
4 ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
- Y"RH rMn,!GNE WILL 81 kfcFIv%p Or ~ I' :.
2,c rh'd no. 81 rh cor ore ei
Il lare% St2ss b5 Na BH W fnl IT,
II ), door rostOlHoe. up 70 IN, at regular ohce
4 Young woman as CIIAMBERNAIO and
q WAiTRF~g lanib 'rrli AM 2aiL sow r. Wiling
am b:iug; ts1 cars call or address foi two
A YOIING SWEDE GIRL for CHAMBER
n WOKK AM WAITING; understands mr. work 1 thcf.
lilly iice..ls sGnd Tsrss Il linz Ss to a IS,
YOUNG German Protestant girl rs CHAM
~ BERMATDah LAUNDRESS ca tskr* lann'lr ,t1s
has ~ place. vili kecpit; cry or country 500 c'h"'e''
NHAMBERMAiD and WAITRESS or cham
~ b,rLA AMI fine washing and iroin. or wat..sslJ
yonGe oT.as e}@s ,n' Ie 9f' h. S' dd nm
county city. Can 100 GaNe over saoe store up salts
NHAMBERNAID HCUSEWORk, &c.-By
" Christian Srl whp :, able aad Wiling I, maAe htsri
i,s god r,toretsc All az the oME BUEEAU. Nc. lJs
S. Ia s,,~ aoj i i6thst.
gig East 23pasT % rsspsGinS .a4 s ID
F:N ~ WASHING, has the DO ety reierereo
05D EAST 3$D-sT-A res.peetable, fiji
+ :Eo:'; Sos: CIT, reference. -
C1D 1OTH-AVE.-A respectable Protestant
girl a. MA. vss3 "a n and assist with the wash
COOK and LAUNDRESS or would do house
sr wS y, sce Hi sreas and scas city or coaniy
good rror Cal al LOO Ottsye oyor shoe store up stairs
CO0K, &C.-By = Protestant womln she is
Sa sem At f f EsTHs i 6UHAT Ss shave
INOOK-Dy Il mldc-aged woman; Protestant;
" wants sGaon. s.eaiy afd fcl able: or private az
II m3 ;s'i RI EAU no i5s ,tayee above loAs:
WOO. and assist in WASH!NG.--A respect.
y family Cook makes SUPERIOR brad
biscuit SOUPS roass brown graves &c aso les ana
s4 ii So corner taissf Of Bro. sHs 1920
General Housswork.
A LADY breaking up housekeeping has an
stsSe, IN , wiI ,. %oiS or =, cii EEmAi I'D
WiIfR A =, at ils Fast i4ist between,
A YOUNG Norwegian girl as GENERAL
n sEEyASr o COO ard "Teep' ls e.
% Ss s, OF % e"a .i bus Wants s s s pscs Cali ~
UtG-.ie. Gear lS!.'t
COOK, U0USEWORK, &c.-By German
Win o:a 2 pr ss C, can BE- ss 1'
HOME BUKEAu. 81 etl ave. ,oye lcth.st -
CoOK. HOUSEWCRK, &c.-By good colored
~ 5iqnl q az mo fs"q ntnaG No i5 s sSs
ioih IT. -
NOOK. WASHER and iRONE 81 very neat
~ and tidy Young woman as -ooi FAMILY COOK makes
T. ia Di ' a'S Saa irSish CO.
1rcu.Btry Gu lOB btn ave. over sAoo store LP '.br~
COOK. WASHER and IEONER, or HOUSE
a. NoKn.-A strong yOuh W0nal VITO u soot pa % AN
~ cook ah anudrrs would Ike place In city SouGtrj
esksu Oi bread biscuit ips sc and can m III
exec, snAle ROTOR Apply At ODELLS AIENCi lO9
Ntsi J4tiI.st. c,rnur broadway.
lOUsEWORK "A strong young woman,
d. ,ais cooking l ng anil iron All Wiling iasIe
he. self useful; oan fiInlsh good 'r"noes AMY a.
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Eelp OanteS-- females.

WANTED-A thorough LADl's MAID:
w r.a' nister aai hal irsser who car do np nns
4ces sniy IN CITY roforence need apply 20 Wen
81 81 sft,r T. ". -nps se~ ~ laad.
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Seamstrssses.

NNAhTED-By first class colored LAUN-
W DRESS, fes Ut gcntienens washing Gal o. adi ass
NJ r., l27 West 3Dlb-st
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hone SCHOOL for Young Ladies and
1 Children Nc~a ~ N.J.-win open sept /, terms,
? %; Treuc' always Oxen. Address Mrs SEYMOUR
} I,x n. New NJ
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Bro klyn Board.

( ARGE ROOMS, with BOARD, on Shrwa-
ilry River q hoir New Iors; ri - r-drcei FOR
uD,r Al.y jo5 s.Xth-a'e, OF I" ALfi.kD ftAU,
RI .,tut Ne j
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Board ard Rooms Wanted.
Goiels.

REARIH0RCTGH HOUSE, 38ih-St and 9Th
"a ave (ifnTay i'm tie most "lsiifly c," i,1iy
Ia i, n tie dity aIlri. iia: anil Wishing 10 .0cae
ne in can fIVnrsoIc VI. H.
FISH Proprietor.
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;5EUPLNING OF TnE
ASTDR HOUSE,.
q. 4 l. ~ 2. In II

NEW-YOHH CITY. by ALLEN DAM.
The AsrOR HOUSE. having bcen ENTIRELY RENO
WAITED with MJDcI.h lMr!;ONEM, .N., AMI y > *
fVVEIaIfED.i- now UptH", a. F!~'t - = - III,
on the IOliA PLAN. III" Lnsiat pubic MI ihu IL
alb IrL ,DnHrutut IL tc CAV 80
room. hrng lHsuliv IA RGI LiGlI 4 ~ y. Gus 81
O IL Bros ILa,'ANr Pk@ 'G.GEh EIiNAF Is M
rnn ALL paY AND ALL NIGHT, the REST OF SAH
NAN15 Viii be employ 81, an no ldirs VII %" sliici oi
tie rOMiDkT DF iiS rAlkONS Main chti@hco On
Nc.y.s'. Room. ri To- ~ ..,.,-
me EOTUNDA has recn e.ts Willy fttf1 as fsINu-
RANT. aBL vii ia .Eh Nj .h1 pc csCes 81 he sasli
mo FfHIsr OESrt5 IN tile c'untr go u =
To Bar VIII Ia supplied "a the O. 0lcF5E WIVES.
iIoi 6JS. Al. - 80. ALLEN 4 ID y, PrIi-'..rfs.
COUII. EtR T.. IANSl NH, MaHt%'r
\ E-Nr DAN VIII ,on,.pus ia prc, IieofShip OF the
TSTON SQUARE IiOTEL. Now York-one oi iAe best
xntwn Hotels up Town.
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psrf!uQ 2taofmies.

REP. TETNOhi .CApENY or DANCING,
Is iY.f- IfAaf GTIi-' .. tI.-I.I;NOIN - 81.
Ieopeus l4t inst TkIMa Rcd CtS send Tor circular.
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Iaunirssses
4 AUNOKFSS and Oh AMRFRM IDA

yoong IN n as rs. Class an,Ia ia,es pahs ro,
syie aoo ;y oxpor cnced 81 anbernaii and can
finnish u.GOub'i g., roncc APPLY az OBJ 4 AnisMCI
where references roughly inyast cd lOS West
Sitn.bt. of Broadway
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AW NVT!VV'.
HARVARD NlEHPsITY.

I AN NVT!|I'n -
& HAYWARD UNI fPsITY
The aca scenic yea IS75-;G will BERN on THURSDAY,
Sc; 3D. An ami Ou f0 admission 80 adv Gccd standing
viii bc held o., TIN .SDAY. sept 80 and FRIDAY. oct /.
L., ginning al g a. H. Thurs iav. 40 applicant vii u" ex'
A. m NJ any other tine ~ M Ginning ~ The e'ein
wear an 8r's hCanis for admission as
ca ilaf. ion "A u.crc- Ej0 have rcaivcia college ecu
cItiun D. r"lu red 90 pass PR urinary exam nat
F.r r m "a i1 TO- circular giving fu laitcu'
Lei ~ ~ JOHN Il. ARNOLD, Librarian.