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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-14
A CARD.
TRADE WITH MEXICO.

THE UNDERSIGNED. during a visit TO Mexico
since the having been enabled through the advan
tages Of Official position to make himself acquainted
with the state OF The and manufactures Of its citizens
ard to become with their views and wishes on
these subjects offers 10 manufacturers of the United
States generally, special facilities for the Introduction OF
their machinery and fabrics into that country Having OBJ.
tanned commissions purchase for established hon In
the cities OF Vera Cruz, Odzsya, Mexico and uuansuao
he DESTROYS to receive proposals accompanied by speci
and rates Of prices, for such Agricultural lnpe-
men,s, Pianos, Carriages Works Of Art Hydraulic Appa.
relus and every variety Of Machinery, upon which adj
vances will be made upon favorable terms than by
general commission houses. WALTER NJ. GIBSON,
257 Broadway, opposite City Hal.
REFERENCES:
G. B. Lamar, ~ Y. Don Manuel Escandon, Mexico.
+. H. Luqueer N Y. Don Jose lgnacio Nvanco ()rzaya
VIM. Kumbel, N. Y. Don Antonio Vvanco, Mexico
j. IL Jones, N. Y. Lionel Brough, ESQ. Gusnaiuato
j M. Lananaga, ~ Y Don Ramon Munoz MunOz Vera
Thatcher Besl, Boston. Cruz myll lws
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NJ b. BUTLER, Aucioneer
DUBLlC ADMINISTRATORS SALE.-On
Il TUESDAY, May 18th, at 10 O'Clock, at store room I'D
floor No. II Spruce street the effects OF Bridget Doan,
Mrs Mary Boyle, Amelia Keeling James Ridgwsy and
other inestaes, consisting Of household f1mmrs mahog-
any bureaus do chairs sofas book cases. books and pam
phets, bedsieads shower bath, lookinggssses hair
resses beds and bedding, trunks chests, clothing &c.
Also one iron ssfe. BY order of
myll 5us JAMES s. fHAYER, Pub. Adm 7 Nassau-st
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ATREATISE ON
DISEASES OF THE SEXUAL SYSTEM.

ATREATISE ON
DISEASES OF THE SEXUAL SYSTEM.
DATED TO Popular and Professional Reading, and
f1the Exposition Of Quackery. BY Edward II. Dixon,
MD. Editor Of the scalpel. Price ST.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS
Horace Greeley Editor Of The New-York Tribune re-
marks
work contains complete review Of the orgl, symptoms.
and treatment Of known language adapted
thorough the
moral and surgical Of specific diseases and abuse al
classes Of and their effects the production OF roiua.
descent 70 Offspring consumption bronchitis &c &c Every question
that possibly the considered THIS
work for which there the need THOUSANDS
annually hurried 10 premature BY which they scarcely
know be SUCH who would have been preserved for lives Of useful
and honor by the eas0nabe peusa Of IKE this there
NOT that does notsear is face impressive warning shall
not the warning be hesrdi"
From the Evening Post
"Dr DIXON pupil Of Dr. Mott the Of great number
OF valuable and practitioner eighteen
siandng his with great delcacy and care yet with
apparent desire communicate truth with the utmost force and
earnestness"
From the NewYork Journal Of Medicine and Collateral
Sciences.
remedial udcous The practitioner vii find abound
valuable hints and The general reader will
useful cautions and premoniory warnngs.'
From the Boston Medical and Surgical Journal.
Dr Dixon has much and well branches OF Sur
gerv his book shows thorough Acquaintance "a modern practice
stnure GonorGa yarcoc-e hydroc-e and Fsiaa parc
ulary well treated Of. Ills ingenuity under trying surgical ccum
stances stamp It with more than ordinary interest"
ALSO,
WOMAN AND HER DISEASES,
EROM THE CRADLE TO THE GRAVE, adapted
exclusively to her instruction In the physiology Of her
system the diseases Of the uterus and all the diseases OF
her critical periods By Edward H. Dixon, NJ d. author OF
Diseases OF the Sexual System" sundry Surgical Essays,
and Lecturer on the Operative Surgery Of the Eye ITO
81 25 CHAS. H. RING, cor. John-sL and Broadway
uylO Otis
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W. A. CARTER, Auctoneer. New-st.
AUCTION NOTICE.-HOUsEHOLD FURNI.
hTURE.-On WEDNESDAY, May Is at 10y O'Clock. in
front Of the store, New (near Wst being articles
not called for at house sales sold OF former pu
chsses viz % yards tapestry carpet De lane lounge and
chairs sofa, enameled and painted dressing bu
and bedstead marble top sofa table, gilt cornices
myi 2tis*
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NEW YORK SUPREME COUET.-CAhOLlNE DUNBAL ~
lni, by Der guardian Simeon Aeksf1.l agaiat JOhH
X DINBAR-slnf1ous. To lie above NAMED John n Dilta
You herety sunnoret tie comp f-f tbs
day May ls9 lie oce The Cefk Ct
The County OF Sew and cpy
ny oce 40 lfs BfoatWy, he City OF Nes fon @lin
twenty isys aer he e. hereof esF- O. The gag o. slca
you th- compliant AFORESAID, he
lniG espply tie Cour a. he City hal The Cty of New
l0rk ~ Mouily OF September thousand t Llnia
and ny oeos forsroor for he relief t-aneet Nc
ot md Tor sypoI eui Of rere to ste proof % ne
fts sd forth sd conpaHi ior such fur
TIER aud shall isea Just the premses
fublcstoa of1-rec Nay III, ie5O-
ALExR KTEsHEEDT. Pla'ntifs A-ioraey,
rylfIavI2vIa a. Bg9atsay, New YAK.
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CALIFORNIA.
EMPIRE CITY LINE.
FOR SAN FRANCISCO, VIA CHAGREs

Direct
The SPLENDID sTEAMPHIP
EMPIRE CITY,
4GH J. WILSON Commander 1000 tuns burden
xASs viii leave for Chs yres direct on or about ths
10Th Of May from her DOCK pier No North
River a O'clock For freight Or passage sbply 10
mylo ih@Gs J. HOWARD 4 SON, 81 Brosdway
SsR GREG0RY'S CALIFORNIA EX.
S6hr5S PRESS-An express will be made 10 and for.
warded per steamers Georgia and Cherokee,
on the 5h and Empire City the 18Th OF May In charge
ospecal messengers The delivery Of parcels and pack
ages by this Express Line for ali parts Of California b
attended 10 by the proprietor in person imedlasey aer
the arrival Of the steamer San Francisco insuring the
Utmost dispatch. ofice, lfs Psnst Of Wal, late
Bovine Cos
THOMPSON Il HITCHCOCK. Agsns
NB-Psyneris for freight can be made here or 10 Cad.
brnia w des.red mylf sas'
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.r~a STEAMBOAT FOR CHARTER.

Es-al..Lr.l--The BUFFALO can he chartered ~ me
~dsy week. Sad boat IL IN good oiuer
be started hours notice She has exee!s ni
accommodations for Passengers, and Is also wei easp'ed
for towing shipping Apply on board al Jersey Guy m
myi5 lw'
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r. 6zzszzs:E- BOSTON BY NEW.YoRK
~ 49, {vAND NEWHAVEN RAILRO AD.-
The following Trains cave the Csna-
o. Station daily, Sundays excepied) for Boston: AZ
O'Clock AN. and arrive al Boston Al O'clock, r NJ Dh.
ner al Springfield. Al O'Clock An. arrive a. Boston a.
ll45PM BY this Train passengers may stop from Two 20
three hours ewHsveu, Hartford Springfield, or ~
Any Station where the Express Train receives psssengr
Al O'Clock 81 arrive AZ Boston a. Pm Supper
Springfield. This Train receives passengers ony a. lhe
principal Sstons See bills OF all the Trains Passengers
desired procure tickets before taking seats IN me
cars lmyifIt.l r. MASON, superintendent
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Mp. KIMBALL, Auctioneer.

N. p. KIMBALL, Auctoneer.
IIOUGE ~ klMBAIL.-THIS DAY, at 10 o'clk
Hat Il Beekmanst large assortment oinew and second.
hand furniture consisting OF sofas sofa beds bureaus
hogany chairs, wristbands carpets, oiclohs window
curtains hall lamps girandoles hat stands couchss
mahogany tables seated chairs, oitomans crocker
glsssw are, cutlery &c. mylilr
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APOLLO ROOMS

APOLLO ROOMS.
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
SIGhJ GUIDl has the honor 10 ms friend,
and the public that his Farewell Concert will take place
on THURSDAY EVENING, May l6, upon which occasion
he vii be assisted by sigma Amaa Patti Sigr For This
last appearance previous TO his parure for Europe Sig
Madiani and The celebrated Irish Composer Mr. r. Nich.
olas Crouch who will sing several fayOhe Irish songs-
Observation-Disclosures John Kyle, Dresher and Hof.
man. CopduciOrs-MsX Msreizek aud George Loder-
Tickets al the usual places Price 80 cents. my4 8d.'
RARNUM's LANCASHIRE BELL RINGERS, at
ID the Chinese Buildings, $50 Broadway.-Ths eminent
Band of Performers will appear
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK,
commencing AT O'Clock, and on
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS,
O'clock They will give series OF entertainments in
their novel performances which far excel anything Of tho
kind ever witnessed by American audience. Their mu
sic being produced By the use Of
TWENTY-FIVE BELLS AT ONE TIME,
viz FIVE each man, producing effect At asonsh
ing and enchanting They execute variety OF popu
lar Marches VALUES, Qnadrlles, Pokas National Airs
Ethiopian Melodies and select pieces from the cele-
brsted operas with harmony and delcacy which
creates the greatest delight
In conjunction with the Bell Ringers will appear those
two talented Vocasls,
MISS LESLIE AND MR.. HARRISON,
the former in variety " popular and the latter
several comic melodies and improvissory illusions.
Admission % cents; children under 10, hslfpnce. myl3
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business WANTED-A mddle-aged, active, on.
Dterprsing native Of this cityres con.
necied church and in society," having few thousand dol
ars command desires 10 engage In soma established
spectacle and Trousng business The advertiser had
vera years experiences in early life In the mercantile aud
aferward in the manufacturing business and for dozen
wears past has had the ownership and management Of
successful business requiring considerable financial ability
but he desires soon TO change his vocation Re-
sponses this advertisement pos paid be addressed
myli q LEONIDAS WILLIAMS NY. City Post fice
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"a FOR sALE-The owner goirg West-A farm OF
~ ls5 acres highly cultivated about thyth-ee miles
rom New YORK, the turnpike two miles from Hun
tngon Village LII l53 scres Of uable land, 50 In
spng crop, lsrge 2Hcry dwelling house, well offspring
water The Kitchen tenant houss barn. aud
oher buildings; three orchards Of excellent fruit Con-
seambos IL can be bought with without he stock and
farming utensils Ore half Of the purchase remain on
bond aSd mortgage If required Toe will be a. The
ss,urdsy Of each week. on The premises Possession
given Immediately. HENRY HENDRICKsON.
-
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$4,000 WINDOW SHADES.

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, at great bargains in
w lots to suit purchasers, from q. up, al 450 Pearl
doors from Chsshsm-st Trimmings csmbrcs &C. for the
trade. w. o. jerks
a24 lms' Importer aud Manufacturer
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NEW MARKET.

THE SUBSCRIBER takes this method OF informing the
public that he hss opened new Meat Shop 9l esst
side Of Third av between Twenty-hfh and Tventysxth
SIS where be intends furnishing the best Of every lind of
meat in lis season, determined that nothing sha be want
Ing on his part TO give entire satisfaction
Aso al the sane place, Beef, Calves Sheep and Lambs
o. wholesale fair terms for cash. or al the sAughts
house IN Twenty OuIlhst between Second and Thir avs
mylf I'm NICHOLAS RYERSON
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WANTS.

..,sNTYD-A situation by very respectable yoaog
ma one cook and % assist IN tns %s ana
foring, ~ ~. .-.ey or TO DO fine washing and ironing
thoroughly aDder.nd their su:nss. sne 1i,e go
% beat Q. CIV Fih and Sixth upstsirs "a door
fvefm-sl oc'" myl4 IT.
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DRY GOODS.

LIN UOODOs
GREAT BARGAINS IN SILKS!
SMALL PLAID FOULARD
OF VARIOUS COLORS, as black green brown and
OHsc, best quality / wide, and very durable, at
-FOUR sHILLISGs YARD!
HITCHCOCK 4 LEADBEATER,
347 Broadway, cor Leonard 81.
have just received large lot of these desirable goods
the above UNPARALLELED LOW PRICE,
which they be lower than the same goods have
ever been sold In America.
Their embraces everything useful and desira
bic in the of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
as Silks of every kind, De LANES, Bareges,
LAWNS CALICOES, GINGHAMS,
Linen and Muslin sheeings and Shrings Fsnnes Dia.
pers Table Damasks Napkins, Quilts, Blankets Window
Dsr cries, Linen Lusters, Cashmere, Thibet Wool and
GRAPE SHAWLS AID MANTILLAs,
in fact everything lady or family can went my4 1t
A. ARNOLD CO.,
I'D CANAL ST NEAR BROADWAY
A RE NOW OPENING their entire iDporations by the
ASieame.s Washington, Cambria, AID Canada among
which will be found many and fashionable goods.
adapted 10 The present season .
City and out-oftown buyers both wholesale aud retail
are specially invited TO give our stock careful inspection
before making their purchases
MANY goods now reduced much below early Spring
prices
fee from cost OF importation. myl4 2tis'
DRY GOODs-A large assortment of Linens, table
Land toweling Diapers, Table cloths covers Nap
kns &C Also SHIFTING Muslins suitable for shirt ers
Also, damaged Cloths Silks, 1inghams, Linens Dhlngs
&c together with general assortment OF Dry Goods For
90 L.-.-
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.vrvu-By q competent person situation az
w tNLss,rasd ard seamsress or would assist Ia email
.ss. can make up ladies' fine muslin 10 the nesesi
vDhng 'Esneb 1uiiDg has objection TO the coun-
na1ne s - hish,y recommended by The lan lady she has
~ snu s md can be seen at sixthst between the
Eveo W.. W. ,rrfh avenues for two days rnyl4 IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-14

WELCHE,s GREAT NATIONAL CIRCUS.
w Open for a short season al Aslor.place. LEWIS B.
LENT, Msnager-MONDAY EVENING, MAY IS, and
during the week EATON STONE, the distinguished
Wanting Equesians first appearance In his city, 10 the
Of regular Circus The entire troupe ofSHET-
LAND PONIES In their various games and exercises The
RIVERS FAMILY in all their elegant Festa Admission
% cents children under years Of age halfprce Extra
performances will be given on Wednesday and Saturday
afternoon. myl3 lwisF
RARNUM,s CHINESE MUSEUM, $50 Broad
- way, between Spring and Prince sB-P T. BAR
MUM, Proprietor and Manager
Reengagemen. for short time longer mencng Mon
day, May IS, OF
THE CHINESE LADY AND SUITE,
Six In Number,
Including the Lady with feet p inches long.
TIE CHINESE COLLECTION
consisting Of over
ONE MILLION CHINESE CURfOSlTIEs!
Vocal and Instrumental Music during the day and evening
Open from 8 A NJ. I'LL 10 r. NJ. Admission . cents;
children under TO- half price myl3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-14

VNANTED-Situstions by two very competent girls
w with good city reference cook wash aud iron for
private family, good cook and first rate washer and
lroner the other chsmhermad and waiter or all the
housework Call ct "a Sixlh-av. In the Bookstore.
mv11
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ACADEMY OF DEsIGN.-The

lNTweniy-sfh Annuai Exhibition snow open the New
Gallery 6s3 Broadway, opposite Bondst from A. NJ III
lOP.M. Abundance . cent. Season Tickets 80 cents
Catalogues Ia cents a236wuar
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TO LET AND FOR SALE.

- EVERY MAN HIS OWN HUME.-Lots are
~ selling and houses erected thereon In the beaut-
~ ul village Of Temperancevile, and price taken
by weekly monthly inssmens suit the crcum stances
of the purchasers thereby sfordng opportunity to be-
come possessed Of house and lot such az must
make easy the person Of limited means as well as to
those who wish 10 enjoy the heshfu luxury OF country
residence The village already laid out aud buildings
rapidly progressing upward of 80 ots being already so
Il Is within - minutes ride of the Fulton Ca,hsrine and
Atlantic Ferries, and commands delightful prospect OF
New York Bay and the surrounding ne ghborhood Appy
the Office Of the Brooklyn Independent 80 Cranbenys
or nj the residence OF the subscriber,
myl4 4tTuThSsi& ROBT T. SHANNON
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LAST WEEK OF
DAWES PANORAMA or VOYAGE TO
- EUROPE-Opeu every evening 81 Me Great Hall,
Minerva Rooms 416 Broadway, embracing (smong other
things, views Of Boston and Harbor Halifax Liverpool
London from tho Thames, iLs magnificent Bridges The
rhsmes Tunnel brilliantly Illuminated and both 5snxs Of
the beautiful River Rhine.
Admission Is cts; children under IL Is cis Doors open
nj ca ; commences moving al II IN An exhibition on
Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons al O'Clock.
myl3 lwS
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DIERCE,S MINsTRELss-The original Pompey
late Of Christys Minsreb-Every Evening until fur.
Their Crowded nightly by the beauty and fashion Of
this city Best Ethiopian band in the world consisting
fourteen performers under the direction VI H. H. Pierce.
A choice selection Of Songs, Gees Choruses, Medeys
Refans Burlesques &C. &c peculiar 10 the illustration Of
Ethiopian character.
Admission Is cents private boxes 50 Orchestra sees
81 cents
Saturday, May H. Benefit OF Lieut. L. Horn alias Brother
Bones
A Afternoon Concert on wednesdays and Saturdays
Doors open ~ 2-concert at 3 O'Clock my8 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-14

III II To
4 WATTS NERVlNE Is UNPARALLELED He VIII 80.
Nv I &c cure any Nervous Masdy, what or
80. H., solng or S-Vi and ~ Tie tine canddly
eees A Ine most hal used 10 cure one perso1
~s ABOUT bottles Of his Nervous Antdo,e bu thai hun
s T. oeen entirely cured Of the worst Neqrsgic
PAM ic Doloresux excessive weakness and nrosrsfs
Seoay, WI. s~o or three bottles Doubier offs won
M A. " 49, NC encscy are respectfully referred 10 Ma
~. 81 "s ~ T. Lsoeri LAG OF the N u Herald John
Horton Esq % Nassaast beside hundreds Of oSs
y respectable, whose certificates can be seer ~, 10 80
soQue ~ dozen Sent to any part BY express IsSss
of vie ssuf protesting cure nervous a. ne
claim TO foreign reputation, never heard ~ $500,
- " - - - NassAust mylfl
A TT UNION ENGRAyINGs, Pria,,- P.i,,in0.
<1Portraiis, &c. handsomely framed In nisi, Is.nss.
mental sye and a. me shortest nouce, he Pet1rs
Store 80 Dey-st 5. H. HARRISGIaW' o
MIA beautiful assortment OF Pictures c0nst.n,S
hand. Smart boy wanted. myIa Ia"
IOHN WALL OF the afe firm OF J. G, suehn.,n a
Co. Commission Dealer In Boots, Shoes and L..iH.~
Bsrresist I'd door from Fuoo and rear OF Shoe and
Les;her-st Boston.
n .. Coasisnmeats solicited. nS2 swiss,d swossoa
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WANTED-By young woman situation az hrst-rae
w aundress chambewrork, and fine washing with
of city reference; but private families need apply q
Sxthav OF Amityst front basement Can be seen
for two days. myl4 IT.
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ga FOR SALE, AT NEW ROCHELLE, a desirs.
bic country and farm Of about 20 acres OF wood
49, meadow, orchard and arabic land The improysments
consist Of good, substantial dwelling house, good barn
farmers cottage, &c. For beauty Of scenery The situation
il up,urrsssed having fine view OF Long Island Sound
and adjacent Islands and having front on The
whole Of is eastern 0oundary-one mile from the Nav
York and EewHa Railroad Depot and 10 miles from
the City To gentleman engaged in business in the Civ
its fine healthy location, and OF access offer IN
ducemens seldom met with There several beautiful
building sites the place having commanding Views OF
the Sound &c and could be subdded into several par.
cells each having a good water front the Sound For
further particulars, apply 10 JOHN HARRIS 1871 Chris
best or DAVIDS GBLACk, 20 Chr-st myl4 2w+
- FARMS FOR sALE.-For sale. the residence OF
~ the Capt John Ude, beautifully situated al
- Nor.bpor, Long Island and commanding fine view
OF the Bay sd oning country. The house entirely
new exceedingly well bu and in every respect commo-
dOus distant mile from landing Of steamboat Croton
Aso choice IA Of IS and 30 acres bordering the
Bay, and near the steamboat landing land Of unsur
passed fertility; good orchards buildings and other adyan
Iages; easy and cheap communication with The city by
steamboat or railroad. VIII be sold low.
For terms &c. apply TO . .
rnvl4 s,ws H. J. SCUDDER, 80 Wall.st
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VNANTED-By two resDecLable women, situations,
w cook washer and ironer the other chamber
maid and to assist In washing Three in her last
pIoymsDt Best Of city reference. No objection 10 go
short distance Ia the country Apply for two days al 3O7
Moit-st up stairs front room. mvl4 IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-14

NELLIs DREAM and The Deluge.-These cele-
braied and effective paintings offered for sale chesp
for cash. to close concern The Dream or End Of the
Word. has been exhibited in but few Atlantic cities and
hsd many thousands Of visitors, $1,000 IN Philadepha
slone) They may be seen for few days a. the Apollo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-14

XNANTED-A situation by respectable Protestant
w who il good cook washer and ironer. The beat of
city reference given Apply al % Cannon.st Can be seen
for two days. myl4 liz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-14

yLTANTED-At ia Nsssaust (basement) a situation
w a. chsmbermsid In hotel or boarding house by a
smart and intelligent American girl Satisfactory refer.
ences vii be given. myl4 It.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-14

WANTED-A situation by res pectaDle young woman
w Iss good washer and roner and do plain cook
ing Can do chamberwOfk and waiting 10 a small private
family The best Of city reference fromher last place Gail
al SAG Sxthst third story, back room mv14 1t.
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,.xrRD-Bys respectable girl, situation as seam
WAN.n = good dress maker would have objec.
w are OF children assist In light chau5erwork
non . ops 10 going short distance into the country
20 ~ rsference given Can be at her present stu
80 ~ IA Aiisntic-st Brooklyn mvlf IT.