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Evening Star, Issue 3678, 5 December 1874, Page 2

Sydney (witli a whine). “ I wish I had tupP. 61^ 6 ,- Queenie : “ I’ll tell ’oo how ’oo tan did it, Sydney: “ How ?” Queenie : " Why, do upstairs with oo whistle and tell ma ’oo want her to hear how nicely’oo can play ‘Home, sweet Home! Sydney; Well ?” Queenie : “She’ll give oo tuppence not to play it!” A Southern paper relates that during the war one of the colored troops ran away from a fight and was severely reprimanded by a lieutenant, who asked him, sueeringly, if he thought thd company would have missed him much had ha been kulec|. bumbo promptly answered, “Not much, boss, dey don’t miss de white folk, much ess a poor nigger. But deu I would hab miss my self and dat’s de p’int wid me.

Late Advertisements.

TWO Good Cooks wait engagements. Laundress for the country wanted. Mrs Dick, Registry Office, Dowling street. WANTED, a First-class Pattern-maker. Apply Foundry, Great King street. WANTED, a good Paper-hanger. R. Doyle, painter, 19 Fillenl street.’ corner of York place. WANTED, a strong Boy. to make himself useful in a Kitchen. Apply Times Restaurant. J WANTED TO SELL, cheap, Large Glass Show Case and Cedar Counter, inquire at Logan s, George street. OTANTED, an active Boy; one aceus- " tomed to the business preferred. . , T . uußiuess prei^rrc Apply J. A. Macedo, Princes street south. active Lad as Apprentice. drew street. cabinet-maker, St. AnVACANCIES for Two Gentlemen. House, Cargill street. Park WANTED, a Partner in the Printing 1 rad© ! (Printer preferred), or business for Sale. Address “ XX.,” Star office,