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WANTED.
WANTED,

"ANTED. RoYS, none under 15 years of age need apply. D MUNSON x CO, sI1 St Raar eo Court ct-oot
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THE SOUTH.
North Carolina,

HazOrs at Q Negro Camp Meeting.
 ROCKINGHAM, Sept. 11.-Negro camp meet ings are often hot beds for fights and rows Near here Sunday there was a row at meet. ing. It was drunken one and the crowd was half white and half black. The services were suspended and the gleam of razors be- come the feature of the air and the red blood stabbed
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Annual School Meeting.

 TEHHE legal voters of the New Haven City School . District are hereby notified that the Annual Meeting of the said District will be held in the Grand Opera House building Grown street on the purpose of electing three Tersons 50 serve as members of the Board of Education, each for three years. Also to elect Treasurer, Clerk and two Auditers each for the year ensuing. Those freemeR residing in the First ward will vote in the Grand Opera House in Grown street. In the Second Ward at the store corner of George and Spruce streets.
 In the Third Ward, at the store junction of Con- gress avenue aud Washington street. In the Fourth Ward, at the No 2SO West Water street, next Columbus avenue, In the Fifth Ward, at the store Mo- 79 Wooster street, corner of Chestnut street. and Franklin streets
 In the Seventh Ward. at the store corner of street.
 h the Eighth Ward at the store No76o State street, In the Ninth Ward, at the store No 125 DixwslI avenue.
 In the Tenth Ward, at No. 16s Whalley avenue. In the Eleventh Wsr5, at the store corner of Eaat Grand and East Pearl streets. In the Twelfth Ward, at No, 37 Clay streat In the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Warda at tha Engine House, Fair Haven East. The ballot boxes will be open from o'clock B. rn. to o'clock p. m.
 The meeting will by adjournment meet at tbe Grand Opera House in Grown street on Wednesday, September 18th, 1885, st o'clock the morninr fo lay tax on the Grand List of 1885, and to do any other business proper to be done at said meeting
 HARMANUS M. WEIGH?
 MAYER zUNDER,
 HENRY F. PEOK,
 FRANCIS E. HARRISON Board
 J. D. PLUNKETT, oT
 A. V. PARMELEE, Education.
 HORACE H. STRONG
 THOMAS OBRIEN NeW Haven, September 11th, 1S83 a12sk
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A Woman piea Inarranca

CHICAGO, Sept. 11.-Considerabls interest is being manifested in the case of Mrs. Reil- ly Nichols, who died suddenly yesterday in Dr.. Sikes' office while in trance and the doctor trying to develop her into 'thealing medi- um." An investigation of the case is called for,
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LOCAL NEWS,

Dwight School Industrial CIasses-Start- ing the Ball in Motion.
 The industrial classes at Dwight school will be commenced at once. The girls class in sewing commenced yesterday. The boys class begins on Thursday, at which time the benches will be ready. The pupils for the classes will be selected by the teachers. When in full operation the days for instruc- tion will be Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, the hours from half-past three to half-past four. The boys will be taught car- penter work under 8 competent instructor MT. Judd, the janitor, will have charge of the instruction of the boys. Great interest is taken in the new scheme by the pupils of the school and those of other schools.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
The U,e of Po.tal Notas.

PITTsBURe, Sept. 11.-Inquiry at the post office here shows that the sale of postal notes has largely increased since September 3, and that the registered letter business has some what decreased. Merchants and others who handle the notes express great satisfaction in regard to them and their usefulness.
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WANTED

WAN NIED, A COMPETENT waitress; good references re. A- qHired Call before eleven or in the evening at se8 At l2A TEMPLE STRFET
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New Hampshire.
Crops Damaeed r-,

Crops Damaged by the Frost.
 PLYMOUTH, Sept. 11.-There was a heavy frost last night. Ice formed in some places. Vines and tender vegetables were badly in- jured. Even corn. potatoes, etc., were somewhat affected, being backward on &C., count of the past cold and rainy season.
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WANTED. A SITUATION to do general housework or SC, CA ond work. Reference given if required. ca at Mo- "A OAK STREET.
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WANTED

"ANTEDe A SITUATION to do general hoEsework in A priv "A ate family. Good reference. Inquire at VT
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Cela Comfort for the Taxpayer,

HARRISBURG, Sept 11.-According to bill reported in the Senate to-day the expenses of the extra session of the Legislature aggre- gate about $3O6, 900. Both branches have agreed virtually to take no pay after the 10th inst,
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yBlaekmailers Got Tneir Deserts.
THE WEST.
Illinois.
The Damage to the Crops.


 CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-The latest reports of the frosts say the damage to the corn crop in Wisconsin, Michigan, northern Illinois, In- diana and Iowa will be at least 15 per cent, and that the tobacco, hops, cranberries and buckwheat are almost total loss.
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6gsuts.

6Harts.
 WANTED,
 A SITUATION by competent girl as cook; car ! A- wash or iron. The best city reference. Cal s12 It 2aDAY STREET.
 WANTED, 1 1f Lady every way capable, position of trues. family, boardtpghouHe hotel Can be seen in own home; Address until the 18th inst. ael2 St- NEWS" OFFICE, City. WANTED, ! A ST-CLASs Coat Maker, one that make ss12 2t VIM FKaNKL1N < oo,s, 40 Center St.
 WANTED, A sLIuAIdoN IL to do second work or houHework in Cal at NO. 40 YORK STREET. se12 2te Near Oak street.
 WANTED, ! DY Swedish girl 8 situation aa waitress and D cha@bermaid or waiting, win do general hou1ework in very aman family. Call at her pres sei2 lt. NO. s2 HOWE STREET.
 WANTED, ! A sITgATIoN to do housework or second work in nQus 1% q. Good St o9R STREET
 WANTED, | A SITUATION to oook, wash and iron in a private se1a af1n1iy' 1ta City refeEenCe % Inqqi1@e @ at ,n- s,r-, WANTED,
 general oT waetss SG 'Ass seIa RI1ae' st. Inquire at or, v.,,no>, onn. l WANTED.
 to ohaIs oOs salarS ana permanent postti n to right party Apply se12 It M. BROWN CO., WANTED. | A YOUNG MAN, 16 to 20 years old, who can read ersISs; 69s ... TBc 1HoMPaoN < MILLER MFG co. 9e!A " PrCutt Street. WANTED. | A SITUATION to do general hoEsework in priv E !a7o ate 1t. family. Good reference: Inquire at oo,.,,-u,,-W WANTED, ! A maid and waitress or for down stairs work tns sns aaIo tay' Good reference Call for two days at WANTED, g. A wsrk or general h01sework in : private family. seI2 " Near Bread Street. Press Feeders Wanted.
 ys5.a Tn0 a0d ha0e nad experience in feeding Uni MUNsoN oo, sel2 St 6s Court Street. WANTED, RoYs, none under 15 years of age need apply. al1 St Rear 68 Court Street. WANTED, A SITUATION to do general housework sec fA ond work. Reference given if required. Call s11 st'
 WANTED, Es1n young couple want three four i5 for light housekeeping; centrally located. Ad- E.U drers
 A1I zt- CD, Postoface. WANTED. A Ne1reriencedforewoman to take charge of our A stitching room; must understand shirt making - CHARTER OAK CITY SHIRT co. sll St Hartford, Conn. WANTED. A PARTNER, with small capital, to engage in all ready. Address
 J.K.B. This Office.
 WANTED. A A PRoTEs TANr as second girl. nurse and slln 1S3 DWIGHT STREET. ,ousnu WANTED, EDOLISHERS. \ Those accustoued to polishing 1 lock bolts and IAtches and working on top of the wheel preferred Apply at once to s1Otf Bfanford. % Conn.
 WANTED. fsfh BY dressmaker, two unfurnished rooms Ei5 centrally located References it required. slO 3t- A, this ofnce. A PEoTEsTANT NURSE: References required. ~ Call morning or evening.
 WANTED A COMPETENT waitress; good references re- A Guired Call before eleven in the evening at
 WANTED,
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WANTEn

PUBLISHERS. Those accustoued to polishing lock bolts and latches and working on top of the wheel preferred. Apply at once to
 BRANFORD LOCK WORKS,
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Arrested at His Mothers Funeral.

READING, Sept. 11.-Jared Obersale was arrested in church |, while attending the funeral of his mother in Lancaster county to- day. Some time ago the accused, while at tempting.to commit a burglary, was shot in the Iungs but escaped, taking another mans carriage Just as the coffin lid was being screwed down and while Obersale stood among the chief mourners he was arrested. Defeated After Six Years-The Suit in
 Which the Plaintiff Claimed to Have
 Talked With Colonel scOtt's Spirit.
 PH11ADE1PH1A, Sept 1.-The master in chancery in the matter of Simon P. Kase against the DanviIle, Hazelton and Wilkes. barre Railroad company, which has been in litigation for over six years, has entered decree awarding the defendants $51O, ,zs5. s6 with interest. The road vas started in 1867 by Mir. Kase with very little capital and up to the time the mortgages were foreclosed by the .bondholders in 1875 Kase was president, superintendent and financial agent. In 1877 he proceeded against the company in 8 suit in which he claimed to be entitled to $780, 900 which he had advanced the company and for which he had received no return. A counter suit was brought by the bondholders for the recovery of money alleged to be owed the company by Kase. The testimony in the case forms 8 volume of several hundred pages, the most interesting being the alleged conversation of Kase with the spirit of the late Colonel Thomas A. Scott. Kase admit ted being 8 believer in spiritualism and claimed that he had long conversation with the spirit of the departed ex-ratlroad presi- l dent in which he talked plainly and clearly l of affairs occurring during his life and seem- ] ed to be oenyersant with matters developed l after his decease. Kase made the statement l under cath. ~Blackmailers Got Their Deserts. PITTsBURa, Sept. 11.-A special to the l Times from Erie, Pa, says that after 8 pro- tracted trial Ezra Cooper, millionaire and | banker, was instantly acquitted to-day. The | three men who unblushingly admitted on the stand that they had agreed to work up case | for Mrs. Cooper to secure divorce on pay ment of $3, 900, and who then sought to sell | their evidence to the defendant for $5,0OO, | were sentenced to pay the costs amounting to | g, 900. The three men fled after hearing | the charge to the jury, but will be arrested and sued for conspiracy.
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A GOOD business map with capital of from $2 OOO
 "A to $SU00-to take an Interest In hrst-class bus iness, established over fifteen years, in this city The profits to be realized by the above investment will exceed GOO per year. The party desiring to sell intends to devote himself to his wholesale bust ness In New York. Those meaning real business can address
 s10 St W q R this oeBca
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WANTED.

DY Swedish girl 8 situation ag waitress and .D chambermaid or waiting, or will do general housework in very amAl family. Gall at her pres ent place,
 gel9 lt& HOWE aTREEr
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GENTLEMEN'S LIST. F-John Pagan.
 H-Thomas Hickey. J-W Jacobs [2).
 k-Thomas KiuAtrun. M-JRm0s Moore.
 S-Comd H N Story.
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N AOsAe1OHA~ sSU O a@A11P V~AAONs
 WARRINGTON, Sept. IA Cabinet meet ing will be held on Friday, notification to this effect having been sent to the various secre- taries by the President. It is doubtful if the latter will again leave Washington for any length of time, and at any rate he will stay here the balance of this week.
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Money Orders for the Sandwich Islands
 WAsHINGToN, Sept 11.-Postmaster Gen. eral Gresham and Minister Carter, of the Sandwich Islands, to day signed convention for the exchange of money orders between this country and the Hawaiian kingdom.
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!" "ANTED

PY Lady every way capable position of trusaS O companion or housekeeper, either in private family, boardipghouHe hotel Can be seen in own home Address until the 18th inst.
 se12 Sts 'sNEWgn OFFICE, City.
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FOR SALE,

&sfsa THE new house No. 106 WhalIsy avenue
 ii5 Finished in hard wood, and all modern i'm AHL proVements. For particulars apply to
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WANTEn
WANTED.

A SITUATION by competent girl as cook; A wash or iron. The best city reference. Call for two days at
 sI2 1k4 01nAv aTRFET
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A PARTNER with a small capital to engage in "A the fish and oyster business; store and fixtures all ready. Address
 J. K. B This Office.
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FOR MALES AND FEMALES. X ELF of different DattOnRlities can be supplied q E to private families, boarding houses, hoteIE and restaurants The proprietor of this establish ent pays great attention in the choice of girls and gomen before sending them to i'll situations. CAlE from the country, at any distance, promptly Rk tended to- Invalid and wet nurses short notice. Mase help for all kinds of work.
 MRS. T. MULLIGAN, n26 If 184 ksSt. John street, near Artisan,
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WA NTEn

WANTED. A PROTES FAINT as second girl nurse an, A seams.ress. Call at sllf 1S3 DWIGHT STREET.
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WANTED
WANTED

 A$fa TO RENT-A house centrally located with M.N tenant Address se8 If p n ROY 6o2
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HaTurnat on1ha Gaa.

NEW YORK, Sept. IA one-armed man respectfully dressed came to .Spencer's Hotel in the Bowery last night, registered as Frank Leyton of Lockport, N. Y., and was given room. This morning chambermaid found gas escaping from the room and reported the fact to the proprietor, who forced open the door and found Leyton lying dead, asphyxi- ated by the gas he had deliberately turned on. gold watch and some money was found in his clothing
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WANTED.

WANIEDS A FIRST-CLASs Cost Maker, one that can make 4 .H1o 1 me 1e oGaIs 21I1 Al ApPly It .os.-
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NTETl

A SITUATION to do homework or second work in A private family. Good city reference.
 se12 It. Inquire at NO 24 OAK STREET
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Entertainments.
IVY American Tn

New American Theater. Church Street. below postoffice. Remodeled and enlarged Strictly family resort. Grand reopening
 Monday. Sept. 10th, 1883.
 Special engagement for week only. Tom Canary'S American Consolidated Strongest constellation of stars brought to- gether. grand olto with original comsdy. The funniest afterpiece written. The company. The great The only The American
 PETTINGILL, DALEY,
 GALE, DAILY, Murray x Murphy, Murphy A Morton, Irwin T. Bush. Chas. and Jennie Reese Frank Lewis, Shepherd Hal Ian, Cardello and Vanauken Parker Sisters Pauline Batcheller.
 Prices of Admission-Orchestra chairs reserved. DUG; general admission, 35c reserved seRts in gall lery, 35c; gallery 25c matinee admission s5c, chill dren 16c' Matinee Wednesday and Saturday. se6
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WANTED.

A SITUATION to do second work or homework A private family. Good refersnce if reouire
 Call at NO. 40 YORK STREET,
 Ee12 2te Oak etr
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A SITUATION by young man who has had four 1A years experience in a hardware and mills sup pltes store would like position clerk or travel ing salesman best of references given en- pIoyer Address LOCK BOX 323
 se1 6t' Greenvich R I
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George Fletcher,

se12 ly I9L Ora ud Street, cor. Bradley.
 COMMITTEE ON STREETS. FHNaE Committee on Streets will meet FRIDAY l kVERING. September 14. 1883, at 7:3o sharp, in Rooms 10 and Il, City Hall.
 Persons interested in the following petitions spectfuy invited to be present be heard in ref erence thereto:
 Petitions for and rennonstrances against the exten- sion of Lloyd street. from East Grand to Clay street. Petition for cobble gutters the west side of South Front street, between East Grand and Ex- change streets.
 Petition for permission to open 8 new street be- tween Mansfield street and Winchester avenue. Petition for concrete walk on the north side of Sachem street, between Winchester avenue and MAnE1sld street.
 Petition for the extension of Sherman avenue to Henry street.
 Petition for relay of sidewalk the fuU width of the walk on both sides of York street, between Chapel and Grown streets.
 Petition for the curbins and paving of gutter on the west side of Spruce street, between Oak and George streets.
 Petition for sidewalk on the north side of Cedar street, between Prince and Washington streets Per order of Chairman.
 TIMOTHY J. CROWLEY, se12 St Assistant City Clerk.
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AYOung Girl Dies From Malpractice. SYRACUSE, Sept. 11.-Dr. Abram Babcock was arrested here this afternoon charged with having performed an abortion on Miss Hattie Cole, aged seventeen years, from the effects of which she died this morning. All
 the parties have been highly respected and the affair creates great deal of excitement
 here Dr. Babcock was released on $5, GOO
 bail The father of the unborn child is aI-
 legged to be young business man named
 Chatfeld, whose arrest is expected to morrow.
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Preas Feef1ers w

A SITUATION by a respectable girl to do second ~ wsrk or general housework in . private family Best Of reterenceg Call for two days at
 24 PALMER STREET. Sel2 Near Bread SEraaf
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WANTED
ENFPLOYMENT OFFICE.

FRNO BUY, lot of Secondhand Furniture and Ga 1 pets Highest cash price paid. Orders by ma promptly attended to, at
 iA17 2s GRuHrI k1IsEEr
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ACur1ou. Case of n1lsoegenatt.n.

BRooKLTN, Sept. 11.-Charles Buckley, an upholsterer, was arraigned yesterday to an- swer charge of abandonment preferred by his wife, young colored girl Buckley is white, well dressed and quite intelligent. while his wife is very dark. He said he had no desire to live with her any longer or to support her and could not explain how he came to marry her. The girl, who is very bright, appeared to take philosophical view of the matter and said if he was tired of her she would not press the charge.
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WILL KILL ME. ,:

1n0y contain no OplunQs Quln1ne. OF OtQeE drug, and are highly recommended.
 "They are just the thing tor ,cura1ga" O. D. Hynd- man, Rookport, ILL
 "They the only remedy tor my 1eEralgia," G W. Overall, Attorney at law, Mobile, Ala.
 "Dr Dsnsons Pills are invaluable in nervous dis cases" Dr. Hammond, of New York.
 'They cured my ,0is immediately of neural ga." H. M. CockliD, shepherdtoWn, Pa.
 'As tOo bores cured Jrieaad 1ohone the Drs here couldn't help, of neuralgia, TH send or some fo' 1ly self." Clifford shsnd. Windsor, Nova Scotia.
 'Dr. Bepson's Pills for the cure of Neuralgia are . success." Dr. G. P. Holman, UhristianbuFs, Va.
 DF. Benson's Skin Cure consists of intsrnal and e1 ternAI treatmsnt at time and it makes the skin white, soft and smooth. It contains poisonous drugs. $l, at druggista.
 O. N. Crittenton. Sole Wholesale Agent for Dr. O. ". Bensons Remedies, 115 Fulton St., New York.
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WAKTEn

A COMPEIENT girl wants situation as chamber 14 maid ana waitress or for down stairs work in | small family. Good reference. Call for two days al
 Bel2 It. SO YORK sTRFEr
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" NMNn

A SITUATION to ccok, wash and iron in 8 private LA family. City reference. Inquire at
 6e12 It. HATTnNR
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WANTEn

A SITUATION by respects ble girl as waitress or ~ 70 oo general houseEorh. Good reference from se12 2t1 91. TrTroN erprrr
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WANTEn

A Experienced Dress TrimmtrsH SsIeaISd- one 1A competent to take charge of department. Good ana permanent positi n to right party. Apply
 ge12 It K M pNoUN F. oo
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Crash of Tra1ns-TWO Men Killed and
 q Number Injured.

aNumber Injured.
 LONG ISLAND CITx, Sept. 11.-At 6:45 this evening, while the Flushing train of four cars was standing on switch near the depot of the Long Island railroad ready to start, the Manhattan Beach train of eight cars came in. The engineer of the latter train ran by the danger signals, which were dis played, apparently not seeing them, and crashed into the Flushing train. Both en- zines were thrown from the track and the first car of the Flushing train badly wrecked. The forward car of the Manhattan Beach train, parlor car, was completely demol- ished. Thenas Burnness, of East Houston street, New York. had both legs cut on and died almost instantly. Robert Smith, of 176 East Eehtieth street, New York, had his left leg crushed, and died while it was being am- putated Between twenty and thirty persons were more or less injured.
 John Brido, of 1855 West Twenty sixth street, New York, and Meridith Norris, of Philadelphia, were taken to Bellevue hospital both fatally hurt. The other injured persons were taken to their homes.
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Press Feeders Wanted, ROHS who have had experience in feeding Uni 1D versal and Gordon Jeb Presses Apply to
 MUNSON & CO.,, se12 St 6s 0nnrt stsnAat
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List ofUncIatmedLet

List of Unclaimed Letters Remaining in the New Haven postofhce, New Haven county, State of Connecticut, advertised Wednss day, Sept. 12. LADIES' LIST. A-Jessis Arnold (2). B-MAry Buckley. D-ColiS Duignan. E-Mrs Esterly. F-LeilA Fuller (2>. Fannie Ferguson.
 L. Minnie L Leland. P-Mrs James Peck, Sarah Prescott.
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WANTEVN

AD1ES and gentlemen, furnish light, simple 1< work, sent by mail any distance and pay good price when finished; it can be done at home during
 leisure hours or as steady work; the work is easy
 and rules simple this Is misrepresentation $2 to
 S5 made daily; no canvassing and stamp for re- ply; we havesa great demand for work, and fur nish steady employment. For particulars address J. RUTLAND O., Manufacturers, au27 nTaas
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 fsFh BY dressmaker, two unfurnished rooms EI Address -o4U1ieu slO 3t& A. this oftce