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ANOTHER GREAT REDUCTION

ANOTHER GREAT REDUCTION
ia tie price Of Dry Goods atthe popasF store q
HITCHCOCK & LEADBEATER,
no. 81 BROADWAY, tcorner Leonaristl Sew-f9rs'
lSWHO HAVE inst been purchasing heavily a. ~
TfON and are prepared 70 sell cheap an finis OF
SILKS, sHAwLs, aANriLLAs,
FRENCH MUsLlNs CALICOEs, DE LANES,
dndeed every kind ard style OF Dry Goods worn b. La
dies Gentlemen Children, or used IN household affairs
and they respectfully solicit the public to
CALL AND EXAMINE THEIR STOCK,
ard ,udge for themselves whether their goods not
perior in quality and stye, and cheaper
THAN ANY OTHER ESTABLISHMENT
In NewYork II is impossible to enumersie all, or even
moiey OF their great bargains buswOuld call attention to
few sample.
RICH FOULARD SILK, 2s Cd yard
ELEGANT FRENCH LAWNS, Is yard.
RICH ORGANDIES, 10 Sd yard.
FRENCH CALICO, YARD WIDE 1saysrd.
And so on through every department OF their immense es
tablshment 90 that lady buy her own and fsmilys
supply cheaper -
THAN ANYWHERE ELSE IN NETWORK
And 60 extensive and general their assortment that every
thing that any lady or family want may be obtained
here without the fatigue and perPlexity Of
RUNNING ALL OVER TOWN
TO make Up their supply They would particularly call at
.ention to their large assortment Of
LACE AND MUSLIN WINDOW DRAPERIES
which embraces one Of the richest varieties
EVER SEEN IN THIS CITY,
and which they are enabled to sell cheap. Also,
rY- MOURNING GOODS-A
Of every style In market well as all kinds ofHalfhourn
ing Goods carefully selected, always on hand.
r-7J- Remember The name and number:
HITCHCOCK Il LEADBEATER,
jelO 81 Broadway corner Leonard-st
nRY GOODS, linens shirtiDgs, dispers, table-coths
DnapkiDs towe1ng diapers. &c Al.o Bingham prints,
black silks cloths goods Tor mems and boys sumner wear
brown linens dnllings &c beeched and brown muslins
bhirting stripes ticks, deuims, &C. For sale BY
ieIO 3tiss w MATHEWS 60 Catherine-sL
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RELIGIOUS INoORPoRArIoIss.

AELAOAOOS AAOOtAfOhAhAOsS.
kDS1 llbLib- I'd ~ a. 8ulicrbers, ueU edlnJl Of
y o. LsFE NJ tle Stale ~ New-fo-k .l ftafou 30 ket
zloua lncDrF JIaao44 with ell ~ -u1--nsls lp I'D ls
rub''hef and or sale bq lm-9 ni hohL GOULD
Tg'HEbE was an old woran lived in 4 shoei
She'd much washing che va p. know Wh1 TO DO
4 I'D sle VEN o. TWkLN EIREE and toli her - ei,
He stl. Lef his look sld Do gave her rehc,
As AL " 70 get il-heaper than soap Ths wash
irr which uef re occupied twelve tours etl
treskfsst All hars necessary for 81. h. TWELVE
TREE. room =, 100 Nassau ST. Newly ors. JclV IL
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~ uI,DsoNRIvER RAIL

k68 SROAD Special Train. for tho esee.
-anct.on sale Of Desrman on fuessy'
the fIih inst win leave Chambers 81 a. IT oeoek sno
trn ser Inc sale Il over Tickets for the exeuson wnen
VIII be delightful one for ladies' - well a. eAn
be procured o ccnts OF The Auenonss'- vyL IL
Chiffon, 9Wslst (Sp F'"~
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xLnborers, Union Benevolent Society

~ In bOrers, Union benevolent SocIety.-
Mice lie here BY given all the members o. the above So
cey 10 attend the general meeting Ia the Hermitage Hail.
on Thursday evening the 18Th inst al u O'Clock al the cor
ner Of Allen and Houston SITS to take prompt acton sgans
such bosses az now deny the Laborer fair remunert
ron nine shIllngs for days labor. By order OF ne
Presidents of the four Divisions JAMES CUMMINGS, THoM
As NICHOLSON PATRICK TRAcY THOMAS mckIERSAN
ieI0 ~ PATRICK DILLON, Secretary.
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IT. Take Notice JouTneymen TailOrs.-A
mass meeting Of the Ts0rs Trade and Protective Society
will be held at Garhcks SIKH Wsd Hotel corner Of Cen.
ter and Duane SITS on "Wednesday evening" June ln ~
O'clock All Tailors requested 20 attend .
Ry order JOHN FEEHAN, President
M. RxcAS Secretary jer0 Ire
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A30K TRADE.
SINGULAR REVELATIONS.

EXPLANATIONS AND HISTORY Of the Mysterious
LCouMuuion with Spirits conprehencing sss rse and
prcgress OF the mysterious noises IN Western Ess-fork
generally received sptns. Communications Price ~
cents Forfa'eby FOWLERS 4 WELLS,
IS, Nsssau-st Nev-York.
Ps.-Pepons residing a, distance may receive ihis
book By mall At triiag hostage is7 6lDEW
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P1r,rE sec Hudson ST. continues nis lectures on ..es
scieneeT every Monday evening ~ h1ickerno'k-f 'ta
49, . ghil-ey and Twe1ig--.ir1 - commend 81 r..
o,clork Experiments in Pir-noogv and Nes, -fh N
$500 of esch lecture A omission 81 cents iet f'
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NEw.YORK AND GREEN.

NE1A wooD LINE on srAGEs-Persoss
&Sz& wishing 70 vsit Crossword CemeIeIyi
by taking any ofthe souh Ferry Stages In ara
crossing he Hamilton svenne:Rerry foot Of Whilshsst
vim fnd Stages always ready convey them 70 oroon
wood by the shortest and most pleasant route ony
eta lnyl7 lmss CARLOS CAInh w.
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DURsUAST to an order Of the Hon William w Campbell OF
M Justices Superior Court Of the City Of New YORK notice
hereby gwen warrant has been ssued By the sad Justice d.
- 10 lie sheriff Of the City and County OF New YORK. command
inc him 10 attach and safely keep the ship or vessel called the
euon belonging the Of York and a commanded BY
c,nn Boyr al persons who clam 20 have demands
t the vessel her 9Pparel and furniture under
~ o the st Title the eth Chapter of the 30 part Of the he
d statutes required deliver account Of Their respective
Claims 10 the Justice the City Hail. IN the CITY Of New ior
within rec from the frst publication tbs notice o. tns
r AGAINST the will be forfeited and the sad vessel
% b ga for the Of the claims against her unless me own
r constance commander thereof or some person ueer
r and dchage the said warrant according 10 law "f'hn
~, -il three montls-Dated New York. June sth 1850
eO lau9mM w H. sTOGDILL, Attorney for Attaching Cnedtor
.uPREME COURTCbares Meeks, JUNIOR and John C. neson
ChSummons for money demand 90 cohiar
ic 10 FRANCIS CHILD You are hereby sunsonea
nj o 10 answer complaint in this ACTON which val Dc hsd
h tbe once of the OF the City and County Of New
% Es The city York, and 20 serve copy Of your
,sr 20 the said complaint the subsc bers at Their once nam
- Nrsfssn WastEeet the city Of New fork, within twenty
DAYS er the this summons on you exclusive o. ths gay
scs and fyou Gail the said complaint within ths
49,, torsd The plaintiffs this acton will taks judgment against
@ for e .u Of ninety dollars and seventy cents with interest
S lie 6rst day May thousand eight hundred and my be-
- The cots OF Ibis setion-Dated June 3, 1850 -
'N7' VI" VAN ANTWERP & JAMES,
;slo iaw6ssM Plaintiffs Attorneys, No 10 Wallst
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REMOVAL.
LANES. REERE & 90.

REMOVAL
JAMES, BEEBE & co.
ErAyE REMOVED to 34 Broadway and corner OF
lRaade and Center where be found all kinds Of
vsrn-water and wsm-sr heating and venusng sppars-
us for private dwellings churches reinsrtes hospitals
hails prisons, horticultural buildings &c. &c
Also, BEBEEs celebrated cooking ranges. cooking
new article superior TO anything Of the kind 10 The market
my6 Smis
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OTTO CoTTAGE,:HoBoKEN.
GRAND INSTRUMENTAL FREE CONCERTS.

STRAUSS CELEBRATED BAND.
LIVERY MONDAY Wednesday and Friday, COM
Lmencing Al P. NJ Ferrage reduced to cents JeS oH
DARNUM,s CHINESE MUSEUM, $50 Broad ,.i
Dwsy, between Spring and Prncesu.-P r. bAhNu "a,
Proprietor and Manager Reengagement or snoa' d
and Suite who purpose visiting the principal cues o. me
Union previous 10 their departure for Europe IN ~
with feet ~ inches long the Chinese Coecuon consist
ing Of over 600 600 Chinese Curosnes! Foes ana IN
strunenal Music during the day and evening open I9n
ga n Ill 10 p NJ Admission Is esnsi children unoer
10 half mice lolu
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SCHOOLS.
PROFESSOR Won HEERINGENs
MUSICAL CoNSERVAT

SCHOOLS.
PROFESSOR Won HEERiNGENs
MUSICAL OBSERVATORY,
a57 Broadway opposite City Hs-rooms and u Sd floor
A FREE SCHOOL for instruction In Piano Guitar
"A Harp Violin and Vocal Music. Instruction given In
me old or new system OF notation BOTH a. the pleasure
OF the pupil Terms In classes per month only or use
OF Instruments private lessons S5 per quarter OF "A ies
ssnces Wv myl4 isK
A TEACHER WANTED.-The Trustees Of the
IA CeaTspriDg Academy wish TO employ teacher TOT
said Institution School TO be opened about The lst OF Au-
gutt next He must be good English scholar, and also
Competent to teach the Lain and Greek Languages FOR
particulars, address JONATHAN NEsBITT IT,.
ieIO Sc Clearsprng. Washington Co. Nd
e. 70, Other School Adrerfissnents see I'D Page
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rEs Public Meefing.-The Young Mems Debating
Society viii hold Public Meeting this monday evening,
AT their Rooms III Bowey between Grand and Hester SITS
ladies and Gentlemen respectfully invited to attend.
ieIO lie L. A. AMERMAN, Cor. Sec.
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~ NOtiee.-THE0DoKE MINIS, reg. Auou g. ~
cls1 m hss been appointed CCmmisi0nsr Cd lle
stgfe Of Pc1rsv ivsris by he Governor Of tha' STATE
ELW.lnHK. JnIe B. ~. -.l-ll-
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papcaINs I'm STRAW GOODS.

As CHEAP, If NOT CHEAPER, than any
ZS.T, xbolesae or retail store in New-York hand
v3 acme assortment Of Ladies' Boys and Misses Hats,
va OF almost every knd, a. YOUNGs, SO Bowery,
hefMeen Hesler ard Grand SIS. lelO IVA
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Refrigerators, Meat safcs, Diaphragm Fill
fers Gc-A full supply OF these articles 80 usefl in this
warm weather. for sale at low prices al the House Furnish
e j. W. & C. SULLIVAN
jelOn' 76sixth-sy. corner waverly-place.
~ For other General Notices, see I'D Page
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ADJUSTMENTS.
A sTOR-PLACEO OPERA H0UsE..The celebrs-
hted Havana Italian Opera Company, under the drec
On of sisnOr s,1 BADIA 4Ep dssSssarane'0
sisnOr LORENZO sALvI
slguor L mARINI' and
On MONDAY EVENING, June Ia, will be performed
DOnize'u'a Grand oPffrss F.voRIr.
.sgnSra Tedesco
0lberto. .......Slg. u. SAW
EveraTdo.. sig. |. harin
Sgn9r'sp peiiinl;
Guffeco. 4, DaIstHui;
I'm Cavalier. gnor marineh
Chorus composed OF 50 Performers.
Maestro ard Director Of the Opera ....Sg g. Botesni
General Admission, 81 Gallery 50 cents. Seats
scu ss5 F3 f S5Fse G Ss
open Ai7-Perfomsnce TO commence at 1el0
pgOADwAy THEATER-Doorso open al III cur:
ID tain viii rise si 7i-THIs EVENING, June 10, VII
be performed the T'sseGsy, q
Hamet.......Mr. Buchanan dserts. 1870; M. Dyot
Horstio Shaw Ophela. Miss h. Marie Durst
10 '0H'i0'' The II TH aH'Sf; Gc5UcKoos
car, pudsy Mr. Jordan Dolly Miss Chspmsn
frices sdmisson To Dress Circle sad fafqaede, %
tents Family and Third Circles, S cts; Gallery III cents
lURTONs THEArER.mDoor' open a, y 10
Dcommenco 81 a-fHIs EVENING, June ~, VIII %
F'"'N LONDON ASSURANCE.
Sir Hsrcourl Coury. ................Mr IA. Plaeide
Max HarkawRy, ESQ.,. bas
Marx NEEDLE. Burton Charles County: g arke
Isdy Cav spanker first time Miss Chapman
To conclude with the Burlea OF
MYSTERIOUS KHoCKINGS!
A Kerr MudReon. ohnson z. BlArneyum.. Holman
Harry Hosxley. Jordan Dr. bubble L. Dee. Andrews
KATE mudg mlss chapman
PRcEseBoxes Dress Circle and Parquete 50 cts Reml'
" Circle or Second Tier Is Private Boxes % and s.
NTIRI -banagers-Messrs BROUGHAM & w.
I'M. CHIPPENDALE-THIs EVENING, June 10, the
performance will commence with an overture Oy me VI
rbestra Amer which the Operate Play OF
GUY MANNERING. -
Henry Bertram " COPELAND Dirk Hasiersik LYNN
herries. Mics - man
NJ Msnnsring Miss Taylor Miss Bertram mrs Conover
An inteTmisson Of hall an hour, when the magnificent
All Room will be thrown open as PROMENADE MU-
sICALE, where Ladies' and Families may oOlaln Ice
Creams and Rerethments
To conclude with
NAPOLEOES OLD GUARD.
Hayre tack Mr. Nckinson Lord Beauvtlle Mr. Reynolds
Henry Lefebvre :. COPELAND Melsnie. Miss Ncknson
Ednsslon to all parts Of the house 30 Doors open
st , O'Clock TO commence al 8.
CAsTLE GARDEN.-Messrs FRENCH HE'S
" Pr respectfully inform the citizens of NewYork and
It's vicinity thar their agreeable SUMNER FETES will
commence on MONDA{, June TO- aud continue every
night during the week. Tickets . cents each DoorS
features will be added the Promenade Concert with new
and popular music curing THE BALL. Band OF Solo
Performers under the direction OF George Loder The
floor under the direction OF Mr. Conway Professor OF
dancing Ice Creams ard other Refreshments Will be pro-
vided In the Saloon. JelV
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TO LET AND FOR SALE.


<r1 ORNAMENTAL VILLA AT CLIFTON ~
A. LET-NeEr Vsnderbirs LsDding-ConuAihlns,i 20 tos
basement Kitchen pantries, sofe-feo,n scnt1ly 81
ceisr; first scry, psT5r oling-room anc Gtesn
secofd story, four rooI1s end attic, two rooms va
ard fefir cisern e. which the wsief 10 conVeyf, .l
pipes To he sehen; eegsntmaroe Enaniei ead spesAnS
iuhcs throughout ihs hDufs The house. "a encrry Nv
finished 10 mode syie snd has commanding view OF
the bsy. Apply 10 RIPLEY, &C Li0eitysi jews
fFE HFRCANTItE BUSINESS STAND FOR
4t5 SALE-Yeiy desirable property, store dNelh
stock, &c and grssps old established 0dsin-sscoo-
truec for wears past ard % IN very prosperous
staie, IT ncpaiy cash busress But The 0Wlsf p-nB
Dr. rscr hesn wishes retire fum 70; u u located IN
heEhv prosperous village the Hudson River, And IS
chance rarty etwih Apply y -,
jelo 2wisecds HIRAM WHITMAN, Liberty 81
- TO LET-Psrt Of a house on Fiiiy hrs,-si near
- comm dsls Road Itig deli hifauy uaLed IA ne
midst OF a large garden, uniting Ne adVanAses OF
O'clock In The evening jeiOlt'
90 TO LET OK FOR SAIsE-An elegant new
- three story and suic house with basement sl conn.
9 &c lar In Thirty second 81 between Broadway and
Fihhsv now finished and ready Tor occupatoa win al
he mo oerp improvements Price elo50 Inquire OF
CHAS T PLAT, Liz galway,
ielO Swk between Thhty-second and Thir'-,hird sls
r For oher Real Estate Adre- fe"enis SEQ Yin Page
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W- For Other Want,, see the I'D Page.

cS OOO AND SEVERAL smaller sums to Loan
@C.UUUon Bond and Mortgage OF Real Estate
Apply at the Office, IS Munayst Jeio 81
EOR sALE-At Yonkers, 4 i've horse power steam
engine boiler and xtures all In excellent order, and
can be removed or used on the premises Terms easy.
hOUR, Yonkers, NY. jeleSF
MECHANICS, BANKING ASSOCIATION,
ALNEw.YoRK, June 8, l850-The President and Direct
ore have declared Dividend Of four per cent for the last
months payable and amer the 10Th inst The transfer
DVoa a VIII be closed from the 9Th TO the 10Th inst
yeo IVA JOHN Ii. CORNELL, Cashier
nnylDEND.-The President and Directors OF tbs
- Nofn American Fire Insurance Company hsyedeclared
asem annual dividend Of per cent payable on demand
r. w. BLEEcKER, Secretary.
No.oI Wa-r June D 1850 je5 Owls
POOR Nc GOODWIN PATENT CEMENT
h Sbeahing the only permanent eovering Tor msking
Tin or single roofs light done for 81 cents per foot New
roos Of rough psnk covered for Al warranted
by GOODWIN, lA Canal 81 corner OF Lsurens
jelel Inc
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TIFF LAWRENCE DIVORCE TRiAL.-The Boston
Cotgiey Of yesterday publishes the following buei
statemeu. on this subject. 1. viii be read win
satisfaction 10 many quarters
Itisnos often that aiiArs Of private nature pro
5uce 90 widely extended a fensation t.fo.5u :
large community, and even Though distant i anu
aerrref portions Of p nation as the recent HlFOlce
Of Mrs Z. b. Lawrence. It u not our purpose 20
discuss be merits or dement's OF the parties, 0uI
IN do What we can to prevent Tue silenation Which
- ;nevitable between them, from extending us IN
apence 10 those who are connected with only one
side We think it will have some tendency TO ef
fect This. if we express our conyictions-nay, our
knowledee-that Mr.. r. B. Lawrence is not up
held in his course by bis family relations or BY any
considerable number Of persons among as. Indeed,
we have it from q prominent member OF the Law
renee family that the chagrin and regret they have
felt for the measures he has seen M to pursue, are
inexpressible We think it due TO them and to the
general feeling which prevails here, to make this
statement We are sorry TO speak in such man.
ner of any member Of family so much respected
as that Of which our Minister at London is the
head; but it is better if offenses needs must come,
that the weight Of them should rest "on him by
whom the offense cometh," rather than that those
who are especially afflicted by them should be the
Innocent victims of anothers misconduct
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BOARDING.

BOARDING.
BOARD ON STATEN IsLAND-A small family
ID can be accommodated with board In a private family
p pleasant part Of the Island within two hours ride OF
N-wYork. For location, &c. inquire 81 Thbuns Once.
islO 2aw2w'
DOARDING-A gentleman and lady can be sccommo-
ID dated with handsome rooms and board hkewse two
single gentlemen with admirable single rooms ai62 Broad
way. ies 2as'
BOARD DOWN TOwN.-Three or four single
I'D gentlemen DO accommodated wi board and pleas
ant rooms al l02 LbertysL Broadway. References
exchanged jel0 It,
pOARDING.-very pleasant rooms, with board, can
y be obtained los FrAnkn-st by applying Immediately
rstbs IN The horse ny9 tina
rI1O LET FURNISHED.-The first floor, the back
rnrlor as bedroom, with two large psnres suitable or
gentleman or two with breakfast sRd tea II required
Terms moderate. Apply at 81 henry-st. leloor
PowELToN HOUSE, NEWBURGH.
an THE PROPRIETOR Of lhs favorlte ard agreeable
III place Of Summer resort takes pleasure Ia ealing me
attention Of the NewYork public 10 the fact ha pc IS
nou urrpafed and entertainment or elhe
Transient or permanent boarders The high estimation IN
which hs held by families whohave spent the sum-
er months there be Is sure will render extended nonce
offs superior attractions in point focaton scenery drives
sc unnecessary. In this particular has no equal on the
Hudson River the lsrder, "a heretofore VIII be supplied
with every deicacy the markets afford In addnon TO the
former facilities for reaching Newburgh ty steamboats,
there are five trains OF passing daily either way from
New. York and Albany Early application should be made
for selection Of rooms lielO 2mhI u DONAOl
~ Fo, othe, Boarding Adrerfisements see I'D Page
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DRuOVAL.-NOTICE- UNITED STATES NAIL
hSTEAMSaIP COMPANY (sIeam ships OHIO,
GEORGIA and FALCON have removed their Office to the
corner OF Warren apd West sls. Mr..
GEORGIA teares for Chagres Direct, q
o., Luz ~ a. o. ROBERTS.
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uuuH ~ maj Al uihing postage e'uD-'N
jest published, prcs 81 Is,
THE GREAT HARMONIC,
RElN0 A PHILOSOPHICAL REVELATION Of
~ TIE NATURAL, SPIRITUAL, AND CELESTIAL
UNIVERSE by ASDsEw J,cEsoS DAVIS the Clsirvoysnt
For sale by fOWLERs = WELLS, ISL Nassau st.
e5 2wis
THE LIFE AND CORRESPONDENCE
nF ANDREW COMBE ND Felo~ OF The R0ysl Col
Olefe q scans Of Edinburgh one Oi the Pl'sc ans
In Ordinary IL Scotland, the Green ard member OF The
Imperial hsd Roy socsiy OF Physicians in Vlenna-By
George Combe l2mo. - pages Pnees 81 2j
FOWLERS & WELLS,
js7 slD2isw 1871 Nsssan-st Ny
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OFFICE OF TIKI DIAPHRAGm FILTER
Oremoved 10 257 Broadway. . ,,aso.,
my6 I6s WALTER M oinoVN'
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XVANTEp-A situation by a clean and respectable
w girl, TO 90 cooking washing aud ironing s hrst
rate cook washer and honer and knows how to bake
bread; IL willing make herself generally useful Wages
noi much object good home No objection 10 go
in The country Call at $50 Broadway. jel0 lee
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WANTED Situations In Brooklyn for two excellent
w girls for general homework in email families;
chamberwork and assisting take Of children Can
be ell recommended by their present empoyers Inquire
at the bakery Of Clinton and Fulton avenues Can
be seen Ill engaged. ielOF
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vsTANTRD-A situation by avery good cook, washer
w ironer do house chamberwork; IL frat rate
washer and roner; knows frank hlnDg, and will make
herself generally useful Wages not much an object
good home No objections TO In the country Call al
23 Bowery Has the very from her
last employers. lsVlVe
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XETANTED-A situation by young Scotch girl az cook
w or chsnbermsid has been In the country Two years
ard can give city reference. None but respectable pm.
yse family reed spply at It's Eighlhavenue corner Of
Niueleenh-st Can be seen until engaged. jel0
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WANTS.

NtJANTED-A situation by very good recommended
w pr who has the best Of references do chamber
work aid waiting TO take Of children and sewing
irsrsie washer and ironer and an experienced cham
berned and vaer-is very fond Of children and good
seamsess Gail st2s5 Bowery no Object ion to go In the
country jel0 lT'c
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Passenger. Sailed.

L ffea,ai1 cA<,ose, M ctagv,scsyt cssvsld FSs<s "
DsT- Dss< " Css, De 10 risnb~r. Ystr<A Iyss
Joa Hooper John Sfsf A.pa.J o s.afAsf Wa shsr-9
yoks Hosaf4 IC.~sos,s. . gsas-ts fr-.n t.fSs
shhsH BoHhans Nhhs " Bsfenss1sf Josha. har
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