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Army Medical Board.

We have been requested to state that an
Army Medical Board for the examination OF
Assistant Surgeons for promotion, and of candi-
dates for appointment to the Medical Staff OF
the Amy, will convene in the city Of New
York on the 18th day of November ensuing,
and will probably continue in session three or
four weeks
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possible foundation for it, In all its length and
breadth it was a lie. Who were the guilty
authors of this fabrication it may now be diff
cult to trace; but does no responsibility rest
upon those who circulated it knowing it to be
false, or most Improbable, or who, at all events,
did not know or care rush whether it was
true or false?
We hope that the "public press" will be
taught by the fate of CRIrTENDEN and his com
nand to be more guarded in the doctrines it in
culcates and the intelligence to which it gives
circulation.
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Arrival OF the Asia.

We learn by telegraph that the steamship
Asia arrived at New York yesterday at noon,
with three days later intelligence from Eu-
rope.
The political news from England is confined
to great speech by Lord Palmerston to his
constituents upon great diversity of topics.
The government, he said, felt it their duty to
promote peace and progress among nations,
and were anxious, if supported by the great
body Of nations, to persuade other governments,
as far as propriety would admit, to extend to
their several countries the social and political
advantages already enjoyed in England
Prominent amongst the continental matters
is an account of a serious disturbance that had
broken out at Cher, France. An armed force
had left Paris for St. Armand, and several ar
rests had already been made The district
abounds in secret societies, whose members, it
is said, are bound together by the most solemn
oaths. The conductors of the Presse and
Erenement newspapers have been fined 100000
francs EACH and condemned to six months inn
prisonment.
The failure of the Austrian loan had excited
the deepest modification at Vienna.
The arrival of Kossuth at Smyrna on board
of the Mississippi is announced.
The officers of the British Arctic Expedi-
ton, consisting of Sir f.. Perry, Sir J. Ross,
and Captain Beechey, are reported to have come
to the unanimous conclusion that Sir J. Frank
jim, had taken passage to the northwest out
Wellington Channel, and that he must be sought
by the same route.
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by the same route.

The HUpsoS RIvxR RAILROAD CELEBRATION
came of in very spirited manner on the sth in
slant Governor Hunt, the Hon. John G.. Spencer,
eK Governor Marcy, and other distinguished gem
tlemen, were passenger guests. The train was
three hours and ffty-five minutes, including stop
pages and three hours and ttoenty one minutes run
ming time, in going from New York to Albany;
and, returning. the whole distance was made from
Albany to 3lst street, in New York, in three hours
and forty minutes. Al the feast on the occasion a
number Of interesting speeches and toasts were
given. Every thing passed of happily.
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G.. @. Baylor, ESQ.
From the National Inteligencer


After conversation with the respectable
gentleman named below, being impressed ia
vorably with the utility of his scheme, and
convinced that his purpose is alike honorable
and patriotic, we were about to introduce the
matter to our readers in a suitable notice, when
we found it done to our hand by the Union,
whose article we therefore subjoin:
"We are informed that Mr.. c. g. Baylor, the
consul of the United States at Amsterdam, leaves
this city to-day for the South, and will attend the
Macon Convention on the 9th instant He ia actin g
in conjunction with Mr.. Van Lennep, now absent
at Amsterdam, for the purpose of aiding the direct
trade between the southern States and the CONT
nent of Europa subject which has been twice
noticed in our columns, and one that we are happy
to know can suffer nothing from the calculation
which Mr.. Baylor is prepared to give it. We rc-
commend him and his cause to the favorable atten-
ton of the southern planters"
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KNoT THAT 1T 10 EASIER TO TIE THAN TO Us-
rIE.-Yesterday an intelligent looking couple APP
piled TO one OF our city consables for advice az TO
how they should proceed to obtain divorce The
husband said that he was willing to pay his wife
one hundred dollars, provided he could be set free
from her. The wife said she did not want his mo-
ney, but was willing to let him GO if he wanted TO;
as she did not desire TO live with who did not
want to live with her. They seemed TO be on per.
iectly good terms with each other, and were much
chagrined to learn that there was no means by
which they could be legally separated short of the
death OF one OF the parties.-B Boston Traveller, Sh
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The KILLED AND WouNDED on THE SPANISH
SIDE.-The GGceta, at Havana, publishes the fol-
lowing official report of the killed and wounded of
The Spanish army during the late invasion:
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The Hon DANIEL WEBSTER, II is stated, has
written beautiful letter to Miss Catbarine Hayes,
In acknowledgment Of letter Of introduction
which Miss II. brought to Mr.. w. from a distn.
guished lady in England
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THE REPUBLIC.
WASHINGTON:
SATURDAY MORNING. OCTOBER IL. 1851.

"The series Of measures to which have alluded
are regarded by me as a settlement, in principle
and substance final settlement-of the danger
QUE and exciting subjects which they embraced
al By that adjustment we have been rescued from
the wide and boundless agitation that surrounded
us, and have a firm, distinct, and legal ground
to rest upon. And the occasion, trust VIII JUS
tify me IN EXPORTING MY coUSTRYMEN TO RALLY
UPON AND MAINTAIN THAT GROUND as the oest' IL
not the only means of restoring peace and quiet
TO the country and maintaining inyiolate the IN
tegrity of the Union"
IPaEsIDENr FLLMoRE's MESSAGE.
1.-THE Presidents message, at the opening of the
present session of Congress, expresses fully and
plainly his own and the unanimous opinion of all
those associated with him in the Executive admin.
istration of the Government, in regard to what
are called the Adjustment or Compromise mea-
sures of last session. That opinion is, that those
measures should be regarded in principle as
final settlement of the dangerous and exciting
subjects which they embrace; that though they
were not free from imperfections, yet, in their
mutual dependence and connexion, they formed
a system Of compromise the most concihatory
and best for the entire country that could be OBJ
tanned from conflicting sectional interests and
Opinions and that therefore they should be ad-
hered to, until time and experience should de-
monstrate the necessity of further legislation tc
guard against evasion abuse That opinion
30 far as l know, remains entirely unchanged
and will be acted upon steadily and decisively
The peace of the country requires this; the Sc
curty of the Constitution requires this; and every
consideration of the public good demands this
If the Administration cannot stand upon the
principles of the message, it does not expect tc
stand at all."-DANIEL WEBsTER's Letter TO ht
Union Meeting at Westchesier.
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Total
Rank. Killed. Wounded. Bruised fallen.
Whole number.

This account includes of course only persons
who belonged to the Spanish army proper.
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The annexed letter from Surgeon Kane to Mr.
Henry Grinnell (says the New York Ifibune) will
be interesting giving the opinion of competent
observer in regard to the question of Sir John
Franklin's position:
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GITUATIONS-Wanted BIZ two respec-
table Girs one IS gsol Cook WasheT aDd Ironer,
other as hab 5uaid and Water The hes OF City refer
ence can Le gwen. Cal a, a RuigeTs-st jei IL
SI0M1O OR sl5,oOO-Wanted
" IOsOOO on Bond and Mortgage. a. per cent
interest on uudoned on improved CITY property
No commission allowed. Address / NJ Bon l53T Lover
p O Either Of the asoye amounts VIII be taken for term
# years Ie3 -
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BOARDING.

ITO PROPRIETORS OF HOTELS
n For sale a very eligible site Tor HOTEL or sum
MIR BOARDING HOUSE, situate on the Westchester
sid Of Harlem River directly opposite the Eehthavenue
th island and about $50 feet distant from the Hugh Bridge
Beng elevated Il commands extensive and beautiful views
If land and water this respect unsurpassed by
place the vicinity OF New York It IS about miles dis
tant from the City Hall map and other information may
be had al the Office Of D. B. WINTON, II Cedar-st.
nv3l lWt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-04

" Emigrant Intelligence and Labor TX
change Is and "a Canast NewY ork-Ihis ohce rs es-
iabshed by the Commissioners n Emigration, where can
always be found large numbers OF LaOorers and servants Al
VEN rates wages and persons can have their orders
filed by writing the Superintendent and sending the
necessary pay the passage Of the parties required
No charge to employers. JAMES = tACASi
my2 MW&Fu superintendent
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THE NEW-YORK TRIRUNE

yoR CALIFORNIA, OREGON AND THE SANDWICH ISLANDS,
. Published the departure Of each Mail Steamer for
CbagTes PTce % cents per copy.
GREELEY & McELRATH, Publishers
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GREAT ATTRACTION The great
~ est attraction Of the age ever offered TO the citizens Of
New York and ylciniiy and great deal practced al the
South and West which Concealed the Gander Pull
mg,'-Mr CHARLES A. SCHROAGERI.E, Of Virginia,
will have the pleasure introduce the citizens of New
York on TUESDAY 10th OF June, 1851, at Joseph Con-
RAIDS Forty second 81 New-fork. on Prospect Hi Bon
the exercise Of health pleasure and fun, nothing m the
world surpaSs this game which has been pracised by
the late Andrew Jackson Jefferson, Monroe and sme OF
our most lllustri0us Southern and Western Statesmen
Gentlemen not acquainted with the game will please call
the premises OF Mr. Conrad FoTty seconds for niof
nation
u Gentlemen who wish 10 participate IN thus sport,
will please call az Forty second and enter their names,
as the list will be open from Monday till "Wednesday esH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-04

10 Dr. H. f. Briggs, Inventor Of Patent Snspenders.
St Supporters Body Braces, &C. forming Classes Tor
PHYSICAL framing Cure of Stammerng False Tones ana
Weakness Of Voice Also, Consumption, Dyspepsia, re-
male Weakness &c. DR. b offers his inventions at whole
sale and retail Ladies fitted by lady Once ~ Cham
leTS-st., opposite the Park. my23 lOtMWNF-
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DOGARDUS'S DAGUERREAN ES-
i bTABLISHMENT. enlarged and rproyed-ln cons--
qucnce Of the great and constantly increasing demand Tor
DagueTreOtypes from his Gallery tho proprietor has deemed
necessary 10 enlarge his establishment and has arranged
even department the scenhc for the rapid
production Of drst-class pictures Having recently on-
stTucted - - - -
he enabled 10 produce pictures either by say light.
m deE SSpasad sS 9f aa ana n bthee TX poe.
are reasonable and yet the materials used ia all
the very that be procured Visitors at the Gallery
will all tines be shown the different styles aud prizes,
ranging from
ONE TO FIFrggN DOLLARS.
This Gallery established by the present proprietor
1886 his patronage has constantly and rapidly Increased
ard during the past years he has found impossible 10
supply the demand for his PICTURES With increased acil
ties the most perfect apparatus and the aud OF comDesest
and genttmanly assistants every department. ne hopes "
be able 20 accommodate all yorns HIM with their paton-
age and will every endeavOr 70 give entire satsfae
tion. The Gallery is located nj
2i7 Green sich-s..,
+ conner Parcay Please notice particularly tho lOca
non SO as 10 distinguish from others IN the neghoorhood
All recent and discover es IN the Art are pae
tIced at this establishment Persons wishing pictures 70
send b. friends Europe, pan OF the world are In
formed that every picture warranted perfectly durable
any elm Citizens aud strangers are invited 10 ssit the
Gallery and examine the specimens.
BOGARDUS Practical Dagneneotypsst,
Southeast Barclay and Greenwich sts Ne~-fo
let Ns
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THE NETWORK TRIBUNE

pebshed the departure Of each Mail Steamer for Lv-
srooi Pee 6. cents copy 81 per year. 20 any pa
Great Britain, or s. 70 the Continent postage included
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~ The American Press. In no country is

~ The American Press.-In no country IS the free
dom Of the press much talked about, more fully eoyea
than IN America The OF the whole people is heard
through It's medium with force of truth which none can
ramsay This mighty engine ever ready TO defend wh
good and expose what Is wrong over the whole oi TINS
immense continent the unanimous appreciation OF me peo-
pie organs has met BOGLE'S HYPERION FLUID Ter
The hair and his ANGLE for shaving aud hailed he az
public benefits Sold 10y the inventor WILLIAM BOGLE,
IN WashngtOn-s Boston; -. d Sands, 100 Fulton
II RuShton, Clarke 4 Co. 273 Broadway W. IL Cary
&c aud BrAreman Day poarl-st; and Qluggists
NSmSbout he eeountrr jol 1t
~ DIR. RedGeId, PhysiognOmist, Is KING,ST
near hacdOugal "Sl ,"
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SITUATIONS Wanted, al ia Nassau
Statesmen. BOOkksepers, Drug CieISs Scnoo ls Sh
~ potsr fr stores Bslkss pers BOYS - learn trades
NCrsbsntS' orders promptly attended - Applicants ioI
any % NeSe - 80 1f.i THOS. SPHINX. Agent.
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NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN.
lN-The T,vcnty-sixth AnnuSl EXHIBITION 81 TIE
Academy IS opea 10 the puhc At Their GaiSses -
BROADWAY opsUsiie noci-si fum A anti ePh.
Aemittance IS cents season tcNe.s 81 cent Catalogues
III cts Ry order osthe Councl a. SHEGOGuE,
a2s sxs Corresponding SECRETARY. N A
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70 How Cool Clear and Fine the SKIN feels and IS
After washing with JONESS CHEMICAL SOAP: All
sunburn freckles sc Is removed For DRESSING beau
nfyng ne the hair grow stopping its fhggoh &c ~
iottle Of his CORAL HAIR RESTORATIVE acts charm
rry They are both the finest things made BE sure YOU
kuy them only at 400 Broadway. Jci III
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"a Chelsea Division, No. IL, =. OfT.-Brothers
vca are requested to meet IN our Dvislonroom on THURS
nav June lat o'clock A M fOT the purpose Of attend
IE the funeral Of our late brother, yoHN II MYERS
w. CKANNAs W. 4.
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DEPARTMENT, No. 4, Hall
cTREET DEPARTMENT, No. 4 Hall

ME- DCI nv %mL-' -. :. a.
- Of Records Public NOtBcs - hereby rssn ,hAs
following petitions have been prs>crted N NE bc-u ~ ~
dermsn 10 fence vacant los ttn and
Madison square and LeIIngton.sv 70 cci.shss r. -
ss md sIads ae,hst nom hsv % EA<s RIVER
late and grade 7thav ff9n Dth-s. ~ ~ 49,, -
tsen IN and Msdscn-aEs AL pereons interested hasns
fhSr.to are requested 70 psesent then "a tnS
y, er.xned Al his 0fce on or before NE ~ DAY VI
June rsIf. May %, Is9L 'Unc III. Ss's.
nyzs eNe>'
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TVHE HOTEL at TRENTON FALLS

II open for the reception Of company. The ac-
commodations tins fyorte watering place were greatly
enlarged the past season, and the subscriber pledges HIM
sell his that the well established reputation OF ms
house shall be fully sustained Stages will leave Utica on
the arrival Of the Express Tram at II O'Clock N Fare
50 cents H MOORE, Proprietor.
There IS a nlank road from Utca 10 Trenton le2 lw.
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COUNTRY BOARD WANTED-For

" gentleman, his wife, three children and nurse IN
private family and healthy location, convenient 10 the city
y steamboat railroad that the gentleman attend 70
his business in the city usual Address Box No aIl
Post Office. JeJ u
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Proprieors Of this House would respectfully call the
attention ef the public TO their Hotel which situate
the sde of the New York Bay 81 miles south OF
Jersey City Of the most healthy situations within
the vicinity Of New York and for beauty of prospect has
rival They ready for boarders The NewYork
Bay Cemetery stages until further notice from the HO
tel at r. 12s and o'clock and leave Jersey City al 0t It
and 5, O'clock fine plank road Fine bathing and
fishing Boats, &C. always hand. Every attention viii
be paid that Will add 20 the comfort of the b0arders
mYl7 FM&Wlms DWYER BROOMHEAD.
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Two LET-In a small private family, a
larg. neatly furnished Room on the first floor, With
two closets suitable for tive gentlemen OF ssn..s
nan and lady. The house centrally situated T,l1
door Of the railroad ts7 HOuston-st, between bror1
and the Bowery Partial Board cosld Be A2d' -.
Terms moderate io.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-04

~ skin and Chest Diseases-Dr. RYAN, Lee
Ier On CutaneOus and ThOracic Affections has removed
" 80 East Broadway. Hours, To 10 A h and to r. HI
Unpaid letters not noticed. myS I'm
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DIDDLE'S GROVE.--RELIGIOUS,
CHIs c. SIMPSON. @ Caaal-s
THE THIRD SERIES ofSATTLER'S

II COSMORAMAS. crrnef NJ rhigteenth-si and Broad
way. wall close the IN If June. Open EVERY DAY
from ocock IN the morning al e IN the evening Aams
son IS cents ie2 lv'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-04

fY Removable LUTENER'S Infrmary for the
.1sye treatment Of Ear Diseases has been remOyedto
III Broadway Office hours from till 3; consultation ies
81 unpaid letters refused. mlf I'M
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limited STATES HOTEL at PHIL

q ADELPHIA-The subscriber respectfully announces
his friends and the travelling community thar he has as
sumed the propretOrShip Of the UNITED STATES no
TEL. Long known connection with the Hotel under the
patrons that nothing shall be wanting 10 confirm It's pre-
vous reputation the best kept house in the country No
expense has been spared completely rehng the entire
abshment and he particularly invites attention 70 the
changes introduced for the and comfort 0f la
Firmly determined give satisfaction, he s0hcs
continuance Of that patronage always freely bestowed
the old United States lmy28 3ml A. O. ALLEN
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ra- The Mount vernon BniIding Assoeiation

hold it, third regular meeting National Hall, WE'D
ITSDAY June T. at o'clock = Al. Incorporation Will
be the principal business Of the meeting Persons wishing
,obecoe members Gun do without any previous PROPOSE
n At the original entrance fee go cents per share until
The close Of tins meeting, after which the entrance fee Will
h. raised and proposition necessary. Members can sub
scribe at the Secrotarys Office, co Nassau-st Monday or
TUESDAY % and 81 inst from 10 O'Clock, NJ. .
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BUlIDING ASSOCIATION will hold ITS next regular
Meeting Tuesday, June TO- at o'clock IL at the nan
a Tand-st Persons who wish o. avail themselves OF the
sounity Of joining before the increased rate OF fees or
toe the Society fills up, requested 10 come forward
Prospectus and Constitution can be obtained at the once
100 1anal-st VIM. PARKER Secretary.
NR-Ths Society is under the Charter and the same
vruele of those which have worked so well my3O ST
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A RESPECTABLE EngIish Woman

who is accustomed 10 sea-voyagng having visited
Portugal Van Dlemen's Land, Port Philip, New Zealand
Valparaiso, and numerous ether ports making IN al four
teen voyages desires situation 70 travel with lady or
family 10 make herself generally useful She wishes 70
10 South America California and desires wages # per-
united take with her daughter Of u years Of who
would also make herself useful She speaks Spanish f1-
emily and subject TO seasickness She can furnish
the best testimonials Letters addressed to Mrs ELIZA
tentIOn. Je2 81
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rur NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
THE sEMI-wEEKLY TRIBUNE

,hl,shsd every TUESDAY and FRIDAY morning Price
er anaum Two copies for S. Ten for SO AdyeT-
rfnts cents line for each insertion.
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4 s SEAMsTREss by respe table Girl,
and 10 take Of children. Uldcrs ands cutting
and fitting Has objections 20 e. 70 Brooklyn The osst
q cy reference given from her last place Call III
Eghh-ay Can he seen FOR three days, not engaged =
ici -
\ > SEAMsTREss, or Seamstress and
y Nursery Mad for a Young Woman Just arrived from
England Is Wiling into the country. Apply FOR two
days, from o'clock I'll /, at a Waverly place jel&
4 SITUATION by a respectable Young
I \ Woman 20 do chamberwork Would have objec-
do general housework The best Of city reference
can be gwen Call at - NneteeLhSt between Sixth and
Seventh avs IT.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.



..,,,suKp EVERY MORNING, SUNDAY ExcEPTsOl
sTsrsy BUILDINGS CORNER SPRUCE AND MAS
sAu SIS OPPOSITE THE CITY HALL,
,,v.,ed 10 City Subscribers Tor l2l Cents per week
ana go they prefer they pay advance az the Desk
o. ronths OF year al the same rate. Single copies,
~ " rts Ma Subscribers, Five Dollars per an li IN
ISeSss subscriptions taken for months For three
SoSs q 90 Three Dollars IN advance rcgnrod IA al
With Country Newspapers. Daily Papers received
whose terms higher than those q he
:, i,s arc not allowed any difference.
TUE NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
. VERY LARGE PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY.
.l,.hed every SATURDAY MORNING a, the low price II
snnpu in advance. Eight copies for SO ortwen;y
,ss 10 address for SO and the paper case con-
e tbs sheet viii be charged 20 cents per Inc each
Insertion.
THE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
l.. .hl,shsd every TUESDAY and FRIDAY morning Price
q. ner annnm. Two copies for s. Ten for SO AdyeT-
K. men.s cents line for each insertion
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AS CHAMBERMAID and assistant Washer
Win private family. Good city references can oe CIV
en- Can be seen for one day. AZ q WhIehalst yes "
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4 CARD" Palmam qul merult ferat Z"
Lz-DOMESTIC SERVANTS.-Puvate Families
respectfully solicited encourage, by their patronage
The Employers and Servants Protective Agency, 4S
Giand-st established March 8i9 IN its efforts TO work
necessary and much needed reformation We siren
uously endeayOr TO discharge the important duties Of our
support Je23tf
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n place as Waitress or Chambermad and Laundress,
She has also served nurse and give the best refer
from her present employer 81 feminist between Fifth
and SiIth where apply je3y'
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mo UPHOL STERESSES .-Wanted, a

rerson fully competent 70 act as foreS "a sssV
employing number Of hands she Nus r,e
of her ability superiHtend ih- uiae - %
Sps,ntss Address Box l,I32, Pest once ~