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PLAN OF LONDON AND IT'S ENVGRONS, GRATIS!
Cost of Engraving, 200 guneas,

Early in November win be published IA paris al twenty,
co,umemorution OF the Great Exhibition of all Nations
in 1851 forming complete guide 10 the British Me.
ropois and is enyiroas with historical and descriptive
letter press, by William Gaspey Esq Every snbscri-
Der 10 John Tails Co.'S. illustrated London, WIN DO pre-;
scented upou the completion Of Tho work with a0eaulh
plan OF London and its Enyons engraved on steel oy j.
Radkn from the government surveys and SUR
rounded by elegant and appropriate border with up.
wards ofGy beautiful yignee views OF all the principn
public buildings and places Of amusement in tho British
metropolis and It's suburbs thus furnishing the visitor to
the great xhihon OF 1851 not merely with simple plan
10 direct his steps bu alhl representation Of he most
important edfces and places entertainment SO that whfI
he returns 10 his far distant home, he viii possess faithful
memorial of all the wonders he has seen on his visit TO tho
Gree exhibition of the Industry of all Nations IN 1901 20
TO sure ask for John Tails Cos sutton to secure mo
premium plate tho most beautiful and perfect plan of Len"
dom nIndmcIl.
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OFFICE.
srArE. rosrMAsrER.
NEW PUBLICATIONS

Early in November, will be published
DART |. Price 25 cents imperial 8vo.
d tTALLIS'S ACTING EDITION OF the PLAYS Of
SHAKSpERE as produced al the ROYAL PFncesss The
aer. London under the management Of Messrs Kean Il
Kelley carefully revised and edited by Charles Kean Esq
Illustrated as such compositions ought be- by beautiful
steel engrayings principally from Dsguerreotpee taken
from life expressly this work. thus only displaying
The principal scenes characters In the various Plays out
also ehodyug faithful hkenesses and correct costumes OF
our principal Shaksperians OF 1891.
John TAILS & co. 81 and loo ST. John-st
London aud 80 John-st New-YorE.
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A 5 HoUsEKEEPER or MArRoS, in City
4 "A or Country. by experienced American Lady fully
competent 10 supernlend household affairs She must
tam dang ar and consequently would be content with
moderate compensation The references given and
required Inquire OF Rev. W. r. Gordon, l29 Amy-st.
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H ENTUCKY JEANS.-50 cases mixed,
IA for sale by Io5l NESMITH co. 80 and 50 Pinest
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WANT PLACES.

IA take care of children and do plain sewing is
celent chanberInaid and is fond OF
perfectly what she processes TO do Has the best OF recon-,
rnendations Has Ok 9.s 20 90 in the country Gall
at 22a Thirteent.s bei' Firstayeuue and Avenue A
Can be seen for two days. o3O 1tA
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ITO Observation-Disclosures &c.-Twoor

WANTED, SITUATIONS for a num-
arrived, free from CITY habits and associations and willing
to work for moderate wages Application be made At
the Office OF commissioners OF Emf grafton, in the Park No
charges s24 If
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DOYAL, PAPER MACHE and ia

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the
| Pubic that M PATENT, dated sst August, 1885,
was duly extended for the period Of seven yeari from LIST
August 1880 by the Commissioner Of Patents; and al per-
sons are cautioned against infringing The prosecu
ons will be commenced for such infrngemenIs, Il peFss
ed IN THIS Patent s Of great 7aiue 10 the manufacturers OF
India Rubber and al the expense OF 5o.yents
EDWIN NJ. CHAPTER By MS Attorney.
Oct o le5n (o30 Nv, WIN. Judsoa.
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q At nn Adiourned tIeeting. Of .the Del,

~ Fifth Ward.-Anti-Seward - Independent Ma
honal Wing Nomination.
Far 4srisstaat I4lderman-JANIES L. WAUGH. o29 d.
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DRY GOODS.
ghe So seIeeled sloek in he O..

Ladies':
EIAVE YOU PURCHASED your Fall
Il q ard Winter DRY GOODS Ii Won have not. tho
Rglr Place at g NJ B0DINE'S S5 Grard.st corner OF
Orchard There may be found everything in line adapt
I'd 10 the season unsurpassed in Beauty, Style and Cheap
ness We would particularly invite your attention or
Shawl Department, which consists oforer
Loo Plaid Wool Long Shawls. from 8 10 s..
SEQ Plaid Wool Square Shawis from 81 10 81.
s. Broche Long Shawls, all Wool, 5! o so
Leo Broche Square Shhws ali Woo. s. 70 SIR
GC0 Scarlet Crimson Green Blue, Corn and all other
iors Thbe Wool, from IS to - 50
MERINOES-Soo pcs French Mcunoes, every color,
from g. 10 los per yard
7cO Paramattss and Coburg Cloths 2s Is per yard.
1900 Black Coloed and Figured Apacca I'd 10 IS 3D.
SlLKS60o Rich Plain Changeahle Silks % TO So pr y2
4CO New STYLES Figured Silks. IS sd to ss per yard
We have over 500 pieces Black Silks oegery width from
than before offered in the city. Also Turo and Plain
CAsHMEREs and De LAISEs-5 cases plain Cash
meres, every color, only Is Cd per yard.
10 Figured Csshmeres, from Is I'd to SIS per yand
scases Egd Cashmeres, al wool from S. 70 IS per yard
cases Plain De Lainea all wool from IS 10 Is per yard
20 Figured De LANES, from Is 10 p per yard
PR1NTS20 cases English and Merrimack Prints, Sd,
cases French Plain and Figd Prints 3D. % and 9s Cd
so cases Fine Fabric and Fast Colors only cd per yard
G SIl51 H' cASsiMEREs, sATNETs and VEST
1NGSStyes and quantity impossible to mention retaining
iobbers prices large stock OF Blankets, from the
largest size down to the small Cradle Blanket 50 per
less than any other store sell them Red, white and
Yellow Fannes selling at prces mpoMee 70 Pc 9sa IN
panes, table Damask, Daper Toweing, linen Shrngs and
Sheeines, large assortment of colored WOODEN worsed
and linen Table Cloths ladies and gentlemens Pocket
handkerchies of every description; fire white Shiring
for 3d. Sd and led yard heavy brown Sheengs for 3D.
ID and Sd per yard white and brown Canton F!snnels
rom Cd 10 Is per yard Jaconet Cambria Swss Mull5 and
Book Muslins Always hand, every size ard color the
best article French Kid Gloves In fact everything belong
ing to the Dry Goods Trade may be found At our
The fact of this entire stock having been purchased all at
time enables to sell much below those who buy in
small lots.
Ladies' if you wish to save money by your purchases
give CALL for determined 10 sch cheaper than
any other house in the city. g. N BODINE,
$50 It'll 323 Grand-st Orchard.
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ESs- DIR. Lutener's Ear InfFmary, q Warren
Broadway, open from I'LL = fer the exclusive
Of diseases, Deafness discharges from the
and all unpleasant noises In the head cured short
dime without risk pain, Consultation fee, 81 BY Letter
OF Otherwise. UnpSd letters refused. sls 2mD& itW
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NEwYoRK, Tuesday, Oct %, 1850,
THOMPSON, Dentist, being obliged
I'm consequences of health TO discontinue the prac-
and hlends 10 Dr. J NJ: BuSKEY. n Murray-sL whose
ionE experience and skull win fail render his opera
hons highly acceptable: [. THOMPSON,
ONsi' Late It's ChamberssL New-York
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A S Cook, and to assist in Washing and
"a Ironing by respectable young woman with best OF
CITY reference Lived nearly years al last place Apply
81 IS Sprinr-st. ~ =,
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FEY Eighth Ward Regular Wing Nominations.
For Congress-GE GORGE BRIGGS
For hSsembly-WYLLGS BLACKSTONE.
For Assistant 44ldermdn-JAMES WEBB.
For Assessors-THEO KELLEY, WIN. MCCLELLAN
For Consta6les-WM. B. JONES, JOSEPH c: DIVINE
For Schooi Conrnssoner JAMES W. BEEhMAN
For Trustee-WILLIAM BLOOMFIELD.
For nspeetoy-JONATHAN ". ALLEN
By order of the Ward Committee.
JAMES M. MURRAY Chairman.
GIFx1spER MEAKtM Secretaries. $50 8tis4
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XNANTED.-By smart, intelligent
w young man situation as BarkeePer. city or co9n-
v or Assistant arkeeper in Hotel Security gwen l9r
Ia Sassaust basement this Gay An AmeFlcan) go It,
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~ The Second Annual Festival of the La
tached to ST Marys Church, will be held on WEDNES-
DAY EVENING, the S0th inst at the Apollo Rooms 4lo
eered their services for the occasion Tickets EACH
to be bad of any Of the Lady Managers, of c. DRUM
GOOLE CO. AS Grand-st and at the door on The eve
Mug of the festival o29 2ls'
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To- Twelfth Ward in the Field.-At meeting OF
the Wing Nominating Commitee held at the House of L.
Hynard, Fourth avenue, One Hundred and Twenty
fhs on the 9Th inst, Mr. John s Nredenburgh was called
10 the chair and Mr. Moses Wilcox appointed Secre
tary. The Committee then proceeded to ballot for charter
officers, when The following gentlemen were unanimously
nominated as follows:
Geo ". Jenkins Esq. for Assistant Alderman, William
c. Suckman and Peter Rqndel Assessors Jacob Werner
and Richard Thea Consyubes Marcellus Eells and VIM
h Stogdil Inspectors of Election for First District
Mathew d. Green and James ?. Cummings Second DIS
trct ;, -
On motion the proceedings be published in the Express
The Committee then adjourned with three cheers Tor the
ticket JOHN S. VREDENBURGH, Chairman.
Moses WILCOX Secretary. o30l
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

~ Ninth Ward Regular Wing Nominations
For 4sserrbEv-HENBf J. RAYMOND
Fer Atrfstaut AiGermGr-CHARLES CRANE.
For Ass.ssl5l-ROBERT PETERSON and OLIVER I.
For School Com n.i.,ioner-BENJAMIN F. CURTIS.
For Trustee-GEORGE P NELSON.
For Iaspcctor-CHARLES c. BUXTON. $50 Y
~, Eleventh War,i-WHGG NOMINATGONS-.tt
meeting held on Monday Evening, October g, 1880 tof
the purpose nominating Charter and School lhicers
HAMILTON WADE called to the Chair and GABRIEL
VAN CoTr appointed Secretary.
The following nominations were then made:
For Asst. -4Lde7man-WILLIAMT MAChHELL.
For 4sessors-PO RTER 6. SHERMAN and LEWIS
FL Fsr 6on,tatle,-JoHN MYERS GEORGE w BAR
RETT -
For School Conmisrorer-WILLIAMB BENNETT.
For Tyaitee-G GABRIEL VAN COTT.
For In.pector-FREEMAN HISCON.
INSPECTORS or ELECTION.
Frat Distrct-Joseph Abbott, William n Hedge
Second D.riet-Thomas G. Van Con-, William B. Atkins
Third Disrict-Joe Kelly, Joseph Southworh
Fourh Dptrict- John H Elliott Benjamin b. Harper
Eifth fjfstrfct-Lewis :. Dodd William j DeI1ott
Sirtt Dtstrtet-I Cameron, John A, Boutelie
Setensh Dist steh T. Bct.5nn, Robert Bucknaster
FiohM D5srl,f -WiiilaEJ ferka John Stemiedt
izzMt5 ~ WADE, Chairman.
G.. VAN Corr, Secretary. oN IL
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fa,e Notice,-A Special Meeting of the United Trade
Society of Jourueymen SamHkers win be he'd al us
Fourteenth Ward Hotel, OF tliLaoeI nio oauu
SITS on WEDNESDAY EVENING, the 3oth INST al seven
o'clock precisely Themembers are particularly resueS.Nl
70 attend business OF importance WI be hq oeloIo o
,oOo 81
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~. Wigs and Observation-Disclosures cello
brsled WIG FACTORY is Wal-sL where al all times
can be found the largest assortment in the city Strangers
and citizens should call and Judge for themselves before pr
chasing elsewhere BACHELORS newly.invenled
WIGS obtained silver medal al the Fair of the American
Institute Copy the address. myl5 MW&Fu
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''G FoiaMy lord, xiii use them according to their de-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


" Indusy's Land PurcIaseaGLa9S ane A 1ae
AGREEMEHTA special meeting o. i9disfa iUg al II
ocock at Military Hall 93 Bowery for the ParPSose, ct
closing the agreement purchase the lana seleCe y ~
the Articles Eyefy member expected to attend and al
others who desire 10 be possessed OF ahq, wion Ia
hire from date be worth four or i've times It's lse'
Cost, are invited to be present and Join the S9cety
ingmen look 10 the land. j. d + HA'"t cqo Itt
n d MuRRAY. Sec'y.
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4 w npowN Auction er.

----- J. w NROWN, Aucti071ef. -, :, ="
TT Soecsnl Netice.-The Catal r7ie OF on Palnngs,
Original Drawings, Works of Art &c. &c: Portfolios,
Stands Desks. &c being part oil he stock OF the lae
W CoLmAN which could not be made ready for the sale
in April last, and be sold III Public Auction on
WEDNESDAY, Oct 80, is ready for distribution, al
SO4 Broadway. w VAN huOP, AsslEneo'
3SMkW
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Pest-0aice Operations.
The POSTMASTER GENERAL has established the
following Post Offices for the week ending Oct.
10 1870
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wF7~ Mercantile Library ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
SEASON 1850 and l85he members of tho Mercantile Ill
brary Association informed that arrangements nave
made with eminent professors TO take charge Oh ue
following classes during the coming season.
French Junior and Senior under Prof c. L. Parmener.
Spanish Junior and Senior, under Prof Juan barcelo:
German Junior and Senior under Pro Morrls hrlieer'
Italian Seccti di Casali
Eiocuon under Prof Francis T Russell, late OF Boston
Keeping, under Mr.. Thomas Jones
Penmanstip, under Mr.. A. Ii. Wheeler
Commercial Arithmetic and Algebra, under Mr. John w.
Thompson.
Drawing, under Mr.. B. H. Coe.
Vocal Music,
Photography under Mr. It C. Lelande, late President OF
the New York Photographic Society ,oo
Gymnastics, Mr.. C. F. odgnon Is Canal and 1913
enhefs wishing to avail themselves of the facilities Of
fed for acquiring knowledge of the above branches VIII
please their IN the Glass BOOK, no" lying
upon the desk of the Library.
For terms, which arc exceedingly moderate and olhef
particulars, inquire Of the Librarian BY orderi
a25 3teodN ii. N CANE, chairman ClaSs oou'
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pANLETT'S COTTAGE ARCHI-
d aTECTURE - Royal QuartS, 2 Vols. boards, Si2. A
Fresh Supply is Received No work published ON
this subject had extensive sale has been Of
more practical Every gentleman who may wish tc
build will here find plan suit his views II also Inv
valuable to the practical Architect
DEWITT L DAVENPORT, Tribune Buildings,
go II NaEsal-st.
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~ Eleventh Ward.-NINTH ASSEMBLY DIS
TRICT.-At u meeting of the Convention held at Union
Hail. Friday evening the oath inst for the purpose OF
nominating Assembiyman for this Assembly District,
JOHN Ii. ELLIOTT was called 10 the Chair, and JOHN
FRIEND appointed Secretary.
the Wing candidate for Member of Assembly 10 repre-
the Ninth Assembly District in the next egsature-
The following resolution then unanimously adopted:
Resolred That JOHN RYAN, candidate for the AS,
sembly find who has been tried and never found
wantingone who has always been known to be idenlhed
with the interests ofhe Laborer and Mechanic and who in
opinion will do his utmost TO encourage and protect
their interests and that therefore he is entitled TO and shall
receive united and undivided support
JOHN H. ELLIOTT, Chairman.
JOHN FRIEND, Secretary o3Oltt
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NEW YORK TRIBUNE.

a, sof,s vAlLY TRIBUNE is ?U5LiSbfD
AhI rV WA. MORNING. SUNDAYS E&GEPFhb'
..,y o,.,,.Dosss CORNER GF SPRUCE AND MAS
s.u,.rsecrS OPPOSITE THE CITY Try s AL cs,,s -,
ana hn ,;y prefer they can pay IN adVaoce al 10
Dsss for ~ aous yer at he sa ne rae sor Sn9g p
eoiIee - dvancp Subscriptions taken lof ak GoAih''
s Fov ar j. 20 9 c 2o Ns1v! n og@n' 6sy
9ai ~ tins Office whose terms are higher than
S.S The Fr;t1ne are allowed any difference
Tux sn.ml-wEEKLY TRIBUNE
- .s.ry "wednesday and Saturday morning.
u paCSl ., ennpIn Two copies for S. Ten for s1o.
s3yeytiieernents cents line each insertion
NeWY0RA WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
VERY LARGE PAPER FOR THE HI COUNTRY INT y, Is Is
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Per 10 e address for $40 ard the paper IN case con-
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ADVERTISEMENTS FOR this sheet viii be charged 20 cents PEI
ans each tD4ertior.
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..,ru VETERINARIAN TRIpUNH
New.YORM WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
ruR NEW.YORK TRIRlNE
THK NETWORK TRIBUNE

ron EUROPEAN CIRCULATION
lie published the departure Of each Mail Steamer for LV
srpooI Price ca cents per copy, or "a per year, postage
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rTT7 DTcrrantiIe Library Association Lectures.

PRICE for lecture 80 cents Ior the TLoe seies, S II
~ Mercantile Library Association Lectures.
The Annual course of Lectures before this Institution
will commence at Clinton Hall Tuesday evening at
o'clock and will consist Of ten Lectures.
Nov. 81 Lecture. By E. 2. WHlPFLE, Esq. Boston.
Subject; Character" - =,
NOV l2-l Lecture By Very Rev JAMES HFDES' O'D
Georgetown, D. C.
Nov. i9-l Lecture. GEO. II, MILES, Esq. Baltimore
"The Crisis and The Struggle"
Nov 26-l Lecture. J. S. DWIGHT Esq. Boston The
Opera, especially "Mozm's Don Giovanni"
Dec 81 Lecture Rev. JOHN LORD Medford, Mass
"Gustayus Adolphus"
Dec l0-I Lecture. Rev. JOHN LORD Medford, Mass -
Dec I'll Lecture. GEORGE YANDENHoFF. Sketch o.
the Life of R. B. Sheridan with readings from his Come
desn Readings from the principal scenes in the Rivals
Dec 24--l Lecture. GEORGE VANDENHoFF. The same
continued Readings Of the principal scenes in "The
School for Scandal"
Dec Sill Lecture. GEORGE ,VANDENHoFY The same
continued Readings from The principal scenes in Critic;
ar Tragedy Rehearsed" His Decline, Death-Bnef re-
mme of Of sheridan's merits comic dramatist.
inn IL Lecture. Rev. f. II, CHAPN, New-York: Sub
iect, "The Man of the World"
Tickets OF admission to the Course lady and gentleman
S. single ticket to the Course, 81; single admission so
cents To be had the desk Of the Library and lhe prn-
cpal bookstores GEO. PECKHAM, Cor Secretary.
f o23 eodtf
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pEADY FOR ACTIoN.-The Pro

pEADY FOR ACIIUN.--The Pro-
n eprietofs of the STEAM JOB PRINTING ESTAB.
LISHMENT, TRIBUNE BUILDINGS, have made the
most thorough arrangements for executing ALL KINDS
F POLITICAL PRINTING for the coming Election
heir Office has been arranged with especial reference 10
APID PRINTING, and they invite all parties requiring
ork a, the shortest notice. and the lowest possible
prices TO give them call. They have BEAUTIFUL De
SIGNS FOR BILLS-EVERY SIZE AND VARIETY
OF TYPE, ENTIRELY NEW, and STEAM PRESSES
81 the most improved construction.
Office open from 6! A NJ. TO II Pm.
~ CIVIL AND CouRrEous TREATMENT TO CUSTOMERS.
BAKER, GOODWIN 4 co.
Cheap CSsh Printers, Tribune Buildings,
$50 eodlssN5 Third Stories.
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YoR CALIFORNIA, OREGON AND THE SANDWICH ISLANDS
Ia published the departure of each Mail Steamer of
Chagres Price, Ct Cent? per copy
GREELEY L. McELRATH, Pubhshers
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DRY GOODS.-Most complete assort-
4 y men, Of Ladies', Gents and Childrens DRESS
GOODS to be found in the city G. NJ BODINE
o96 Inns 1923 Grand-st OF Orchard.
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WANTED three 45egsnt a S5 s,6 ana
lions for the Union Mutual Life Insurance Company, 81
Wnllst Liberal commissions given. Persons located IN
places Apply 10 JUDD HOLLISTER, Agents,
OPS Iw 81 Wal-st (Jauncey CourO
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"a French LecturesRey Mr. q A7Ti dc % ae at b
fiIs ChsneI Subject Corneile Tickets to be had at
Fuina W b. Roe L0G Ky B}oad SGn
Pee for one lecture so cents for the whole seres 81 liz
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A S LADIES Dress MAKER In private
"A family by experienced person, understands all
kinds Of sewing would like 10 act nursery goyerness 10
TWO or three Children and attend to their wardrobe. APP
ply al 10 Gay.st near Wayerly place oiO IL
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NEW-YORK LAUNDRY, Is Spruce

L.
street near Nassau.-To New Shirt Dealers, Single
Gentlemen Families, hcThis one Of the most perfect
ard extensive establishments of the kind 10 this any other
country II has been erected expense OF about four
thousand dollars and combines the following advantages:
ls-Persons leaving the city In haste have taeir
clothes uashed and ironed in superior mannern from Iwo
10 three hours time
ld-Eo material used In the washing department but
pure olive oil soap and filtered Croon water hence clothes
are destroyed by patent soaps other nunb0gs
tensiyey advertised in the newspapers.
Sd-Gentlemens shirts done up equal to new shrs
on sale; gentemens collars ironed in Troy style light
coored and pansoons elegantly rOned and polished
4h-Clobes lost missed (which seldom never hap.
pens) viii be promptly paid for.
5th-Clobes washed al this establishment viii wear much
longer simply because they on handled with great
care, bui injurious drug, generally used In washing
permitted 10 come near them.
6th-Lsdies dresSes aud all inc articles, are done by
an experienced French Lanndress.
Globes taken and delivered free OF extra charge Ink
gp0s and stains efectuaIly removed
All orders left the Office, Is Sp1cest sent through
the Penny Post. Will receive prompt attention
MADAME RAYMOND. Superintendent.
P-S.-Expenenced bands are employed to iron new
hirta sas 3rns
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AS CHAMBERMA1D and Waitress, by a
IA respectable Young Woman, who perfectly under
stands her business the best of city references can be gy.
at l96 Fourth-st. corner SiXth-nv. o50ItF
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AS CHAMBERMAID and WAITER, by
IN respectable yonng Has good city reference
Apply al u Frsi-ayenue, OF First-st oSO IL
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FENO ASSIST u Lady with Housekeeping
IL and Sewing, by capable American woman. Would
be useful in family of gentlemen as she Is competent 10
keep their wardrobe in order Good references gwen Ap
ply al l5S Divisionst o5olt
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NALICO PRINTERS BLANKETS,
OLappng and Sieve Cloth, Type Printers and Engravers
Blankets Roller Cleayer and Jacket Ciothe for sale by
n'vII C. B. LIE BARON, So Pine-st
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A S CHAMBERMAID or Waiter, or as Laun-
IAdress, travel with lady. by respectable Young
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