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Globe, Volume II, Issue 130, 30 October 1874, Page 2

DDPBLLOWS HALL. There never was success more successful, nor an audience more enthusiastic and delighted, than that which met to hear Dr CAIIK last evening. The Lecture, the Phrenology, and the Mesmeric Experiments provoked every demonstration of approval and applause. DR CARR'S LAST MIGHT TO-NIGHT. A fund of Instruction and Amusement tonight. LECTURE ON SELF-COLTURE. Admission, Is, 2s, and 3s. Doors open at half-past 7. Brass band from half-past 7 till 8 o'clock. THE Friends of Mr W. H. Smith are respectfully informed that the Funeral of his late step-daughter will leave his Residence, St. Asaph street west, To-Morrow (Saturday), at half-past Two o'clock. A. OSBORN, Undertaker. ANTED, a Waiter and Pantryman; also, a Young Man for the Bar. Apply sharp—Carl's Empire Hotel. ANTED, a Young Girl, to mind children a few hours every day. Apply Cox's Store, East Town Belt. "ANTED, a Boy, who is a good hand at Boot-Closing. Good wages given. Apply at Hyde's Boot Upper Factory, in right-of-way next Professor Ayers, Hairdresser.