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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-17

NOR SALE-Ten small and Thirty large
Farms from the very best to the osnmsnest in the
State Houses and lcts Stores TnneNS Public Houses
lin fact Real Estaie Of ell sorts and ~ all pnces CAL on
q VAIL On Saturdays from 70 2eelock Al the rsohe
Hotel; other days al Plainheld, New Jersey
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CNCFR's SEWING MACHINES at the

CNGERs SEWING MACHINES at the
~ PAlR-The extraordinary attention which these Ma
chimes lave attracted daring the Exhl5o, Of the AlercAn
Institute hAs been noticed by every person who VISITED the
Fair and although the opersOn Of this curious and ingen
ou machine a. witnessed BY thousands Al THOUSANDS who
looked upon them with wonder very unAbl-
get them The crowd about them such
invited 10 examine them the Principal Once, No -
Broadway where they can be IN operation. These
machines are used BY the principal shoe manufacturer
saddes sad eother hrou shoat the United States Ard
e,eryhers REGARDED toe w0nds Of be and the srea,
lahoi-.syius rl.ehiHe Of The pseteepsh century.
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DITTSTON COAL.-THE PENNSYLVA
MA COAL COMPANY is prepared to furnish rpe-
White Ash Ptsston Coal Of all szes clean and good
order suitable for steam shipping and domestic peposes
from its boats yards in this city, wihAnsbaryh, and
Broskiyn
The Conrsnys facilities such ss TO enable give
god dispatch 70 vessels leading at EewYoTk at PsN
Even
Particular attention gwen 70 the delivery Of Coal for Do
nestle purposes
Apply at the Office, cor Broadway and wLlst, or ysrdA
Wet hoEton l4thst and stb-av and foot %
Gou'erneur city Foot of North losh st. WILsussuryh,
foot Of Gold-st, Brooklyn
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NOR sALE-A Farm on Long Island, thirty

mikes fiuni New orb aud three from the village Of Far
pinsac IL contains So prne land and has npen
large twosloIy house, harm &c A good situation for
country store ferms easy. Apply to
JAS. MCCULLOUGH, No. $50 Front-st.
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EOR SALE-Twenty acres Of Land. stu
II sted in Newtewn, L. l. y miles from Whhamssnrsh
fcres said land is ontins the Fresh Pond Road AID
sAjoinins the VILLAGE OF WiuAnyie wtan few yards OF
WrhansbuIgh and Jamaica Turnpike Road, Fer tirtheE
Information apnY % GEORGE AULSC on the prenasesl
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Hlatbinerp, Sc.

HOWE's SEWING MAClllNES-The First
II and Original Pateut-My Msshines with recent aad
valuable improvements added. warranted ~ produce
work particularly leatheI N superior naaasr 70 any
hut kers goole IN For sl.e II No 20l BrsadNly
New-l orb ard No l5 tAnoyeI-st Boston. CaA and Sc
the A4ohir,s AID the work produced.
The validity Of this Patent has been fully sustained and
confirmed by ta at law IN Bosion July az
organized con biuatou Of infInge All sewing machines
now (wlhout authority from me- bui alterations
or Civilizations Vi nv invention and VIII b legally pro-
cttdsd A2anst Inrugmeuts VI the salne AL pssoas
who have infnged by such machines or stherSIse,
who sh legal expenses may obtain licenses under
NV patent by applying ss above.
The public ATo cautioned ag.lnsi reported Patent
Straight Needle, P,TVeudcaeT Action Sewing Machine.
a. no such Vaeui has been, Will Dc, granted 70
any person under pressnt Patent laws a. assertions or
guaIalets the contrary notwits andlg pr0seeutsn
vii certainly follow the purchase OF al sGeh any s:he<
spurious sch nts
Purchasers Of Patent Rights scrutnse ysRr title deeds
closely you would IN buying real estate See hat y'a
DO not have quit claim rtle IMPOSED upon yon ELIAS
HOWE Jr- OrisiRAl Pat-utee, No. 3Jl Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-17

A LADY, having several years experience
N in teaching the Piano Forte dtsirous Of obi lining
few more upis Inquire at No. Is Groycst, or OF Mr.
WIN NANDERBECK, No 40 Broadway.
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CUNNY CLOTH.-90 bales Calcutta Cloth.
" for sale BY sPoFFORD. TILEsroN CO. NO. @
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SPORTING,

EiIhAoKDlNARf FEAT-NEvER BEFORE Ar.
~, ump.ea IN America-Atlsnto Garden, No. Rrosd.
MT GIBSON rs now performing his Hercuean Pad~s.
ys hs ssa 2, oog half miles to be walked in 1880 ueees
nnt s nours lie has now completed PIG half niles ira
Pncmc are informed that the above is maxch for a ~
umo ana which will take 81 days and nishts IA =
sSSss 6 S xnss this great and sir ~
B-Rsfrcshments Of the shoesst dssc,,.; .sasss
S~d@ss Atlantic 0aSdsn ByVaSWsy, ssSs ~ Xass,y
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THIRD MECHANICS. BUILDING AND MUTUAL
second Buans ana
having been for before tho
.vsry large number persons having Ssoa dsap5einsi
ssecsns nsmher Of The second have Third
n their sons,son tho same ~,
public and which filled up the second its predecessor 80
Any person female DESTROYS Of making
small earnings more than triple i..st Il the space o. aw
order to purchase his house
srms who w hr take the trouble 70 compare the advan
sss with those offered BY other will at once find
lstIt win loan money at per per the
t will allow interest a. the rate of seven per cent per
snnsm to a, who prefer paying their aosrpaa
share profits Persona who Wish borrow money for
here advance far liberal than
sd-Pelsons DESTROYS withdrawing from the society can
40 20 a. any TINE ny vng one notice and receive
person who win but cents day land there is
sty Sc seeurs 4 sy ysa small sapa GSs With
his own Independence.
The entrance fee L 10 cents per shares monthly payment
Ladies' and gentlemen desrous Of joining can leave their
Vice rE Pre- 81 Nassau street
JONI HOOPER, Surveyor, No. le5 Fulton street.
Cyrus H. Lqntrel, NJ z Maiden lane Josiah N. Smith
los Grand street wright corner Of COLUMBIA and Union
r. N, Seeck, No. 20 Fulton street.
Edmund Porter, No. City Hall Place; c. ". Potter
No n Vail street. Attorneys.
public meeting. for the admission q members win be
buildings, No. Bowsry. where workings Of these
Associations will be explained The Secretary IL daily,
from A. NJ to r. NJ at his Office No 1863 Hester street,
for the purpose of receiving subscriptions.
TINE THIRD MANHATTAN BUILDING ASSOCIA-
tionA public meeting of this association will be hcd
at No 40 Brooe street. OF Crosby
and stroes (en.rance crosbyl Friday gwen
March L. halfpas o'clock for the reception Of new
MON hers Lectures will BIO delivered by W. T. b. Mikcn
Fem. free discussion of the objects and al
of building associations G solicited The initiation
Gee 81 share; monthly dues. ST. value OF shares SO,
Ladies aud gentlemen are Invited to attend.
JAMES s. LfgBY, President Lovojoys Hotel.
DAVIS COLLAM0RE Vice President, AT Broadway
j. W. rsToH See.onice Is Spruce street, second hoor
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NEW YORK COMMON PLEAS, 25TH INST.-EzE-
kcl Finch against Isaac W VIM, Wlet v. Hawkins
and Pliny Wbc-Summons for money demand contract
Con not sor) To Pliny White, of the above named
defendants You are hereby summoned and required
answer the complaint In this action, which will filed i,
the office Of the Clerk Of tho City and County of New YORK
at the City Hall in said City Of New York. 25h inst
and 90 serve copy OF your to tho said complaint ON
the subcrber at his Office No Ill Chambers street III said
ey OF New York within twenty days after the service
this summons on you exclusive of the day sch service
and IL fail to answer the said complaint within the time
aforesaid the plaintiff In this action will take Judgment
against you Tor the sum of thousand and six
dollars with interest from the 9th day February
this action. ~" ~ Wv ""''' Y.
EDkON BLANKMAN, Plain iGs ATTORNEY
Dated February 10 lS52 SA"AA'ss' s'1s'" Nv" i~1
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

JUST PUBLISHED, IN A NEAT PAMPHLET FORM
p'''A ARCHBISHOP HUGHEss LECTURE.
TIE CATHOLIC CHATTER IN THE HISTORY OF THE UNIrEr
LECTURE
@ NE Spsds Of I Monday on
the '1 s r # hs MOST sssfr R e M: Join HUGHES
ARCHBISHOP
This last Lecture Of the Most Rev. Archbishop furnishes
and exhibits the various religious influences which
valued those s ~d s%s says lit
country In this discourse the Most Rev Archbishop
by pewerfai convnens and ndputaSio array Of
the Of the United states to Cahoo
was not hbWHk b 59tffy 81
i5l Fulton street, near Broadway.
Men OF CHARACTER, BY DOUGLAS JERRoLD-
~ job Piping the Man who Could not Help IT, BY Doug
Man Made Of Money" &C. &c"Spshag cam equal the
SsiS e stss aSs y which %
great English humorst Douglas Jcrrold The oddost and
comic situations follow each other rapidly and are 30
sssy funny odd and ausaablo that I
NOR !. takes you by Storm and when yq have
Se liz Sa S1% gu saa so
Ja pSpns tbo psnts and q m
best Of Men Of charscer aud Al WHO haze
read the preceding numbers of"T.ua Trumps and saae
@ .E NY esa ncr ft
" as M srSe css Cheek cag
Nan Nan price W. cents ase q Titus Tramp The
II 0RSBURGHS EAST INDIA DIRECT0RY-TuE
new edition. just received together with full assprt
ment Of Charts Of all parts Of tie world for safe at WHOLE
ssie and retail, by ID. EGG-nI SON, ~ Pearl Il.
COMICALlTIES.-TIIE YOUNG COMIC GJANT-TUE
New York Rcyeillo of this wook contains
OF wood cuts and plenty of thom original stories aud
cles Of wit fun iolic humor and goody nun,tor cha
boys and periodical agents in New York
ZINE EN1RAvINGS, STUDIES LANDSCAPES.
Soaps Portraits statuary Subjects, Animals, Sc,
IN gres a,ety selling Oft ut almost any price, they
be disroed Of Alec large collection Of old and new
plates, edition OF l760 JOHN r. NEhCLE Old Curiosib1
Shop l02 Nassau street.
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INSURANCE..

.eosv.ys. ~s-oyoSS4~g.0~
I IFk NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LOAN FUND LIFE
- Assurance Society, Of London General Agents fcs
No. Grand street Jersey CITY, The above company con-
nues TO eject insurance the lives Of persons -
the United Slater and California and other h
rss - fair rates 81 premium. For tsrms Lisnh forus
H., please ap1ly a. above, 70 ~ 'Si"'
IAFDIk STARR, General Agent
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1888 Is-sa
FINANCIAL.

G70O WANTED TO EXCHANGE 500 OF JNDJ.
RsOVs ana Central Canal stock and ssoo s,sb a.
German segars or Merchandise suitable for COUNTRY
may address Stock" Herald once. w. " b'
MoNEY.-A s. GIBBS, COMMISSION AGENT WfIi
W always accommodate persons with money, In small
sums, for personal property Of oil kinds "a sng
and letting real estate, collecting rents &c Once IA
Broadway, fourth aoor ~ o''' 40
$40 to engage in profitable and business
that wiz Pax per cent, Any person having the money
nifty. Address g. T., this once. s'v~ "Sp's's
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

8 ~ 49, A.
TIVE FIRM or LETsoN TRI6G WAS DISSOLVED
4 On the 9TH February, by mutusl consent
G Hp5iahs ir'A + rice.
Tie subscriber will the his own ac
count ~ SO Ear clay street. GEO. r. TRtGG.
&. II A. VIII the 1T II April No. 200 ash
ngton street, just above Murray street.
kOTICE.-TuE FIRMS or JOHN WAGE, OF THIS
~ city. toomposed Of John Mace, Gabriel Meeker and
Nathaniel Gray) and ". Gray Co., Of san Francisco
January last; and tie nrm Of Mace Meekcr BY the
death John Mace. An persons indebted either Of
said Erm requested TO make immediate ayment the
undernod and al persons having claims against either
tho sg'u against John Mace individually arc re-
qrcsted to present nc same tcrthyitl,.
SIMON >ulNDLBR, Executors Sc
HARRIET S. MACE, : IS Carinino street
Tie business will te continued heretofore the
place.
DARTNER WANTED-IN THE WHOLESALE LIQUOR
and Tea business with $50 $1,000 capital ~
already established with leratc business which
the side of the city very favorable locality
rms y good chance for having the above amount
The very best references gvcn and required Pleas
W 10 H. Herald office, stating where and when
view may he had
PARTNER WANfED-AcTiyE OR SILENT, wITHA
cash caltsl Of $4,000 IN the importing Of Wines. Bran
des, nc. The advertiser has equal emount with good
ness best references given required Address with
rame, X, box 1iG9 Post oGice.
WANTFD--A PARTNER IN THE LUMBER TRTDE
W 81 brooklyn in one Of the best locations aud well
tabhshed-one having experience In business pre-
ferred small capital would be required. Address A. b.
brooklyn T. q.
yEANTLD--slG0 TO SILVA FARMER WITH
W the above amount to invostn safe sresdy establish
cd business Profits 10 to 200 per cent Address f. r. C.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS-UNI-
~ yersty Of the State Of New York.-Thc annual
mencement Of the College will be held in the College Hail.
on Thursday llth March, 1852 at hafpast r n. The
profession and the public invited to attend College
Physicians and Surgeons, 81 Crosby street.
ROBERT WATTS, N. d. Secretary to the Faculty.
ENGINEERS INSITITUTE.-AN ELECTION FOR
~ Officers will take place Thursday evening" March H.
Members arc requested to DO tual in attendance
BY order N. BRADY, JR., Secretary.
ITO MERCHANTS, PATENT MED CINE MEN, THEA
L tire Managers, Showmen, &c.-The undersigned is in
weekly correspondence with 200 Western
might highly advan the above
Of personages to call him. send address, &c.
that he may call on them.
w. r. SELLON, No. 9 Wall street.
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III ANTI D--BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT
w young woman situation as seamstrcss. She under
saada Drcssmakng in all It's branches; also Shirt making
and emitting and fitting Childrens Clothes perfectly
undeaands her business and will work by tho day. week.
or Best of city reference given. Please cali NJ
Wet Fs.nth street seccrs aoor. fscpt yeen. Can be
aesp for txp dsys, II not engaged.
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w ANTED-A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE
w girl in small private family, to do Cooking, aud
assist in washing and ironing The best of city refer
from her last place Can be for days "a
Seventh street. second floor front between
G..
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BOARDING AND LODGINGS.


RoARD wANTnp--By A GENTLEMAN AND ms ms
vicinity Grand street east the Bowery. ia Eis
ss%sa" s%y T5srssd VIM " S,a
Street near fRiage IN tho drug store 'f''
BOARD WANTED, IN TUE coUNTRY-oNE ROOM,
I'D room sn bedroom VIII full bo"r
l he a 70 M y chsr=cs must he Re-
fcrenccs exchanged Address stating particulars, H. w.
Office Of this paper.
oARD WANTnt Or sEFoHE Th a. Fi mays or or
of May furnished with bedroom aud closet At
sn "sy u" re- 1
pleasant location line addressed to Lawrence Herald
Office stating terms and location will meet with Immediate
attention
BOARDING IN WILLIAMSBURG NUMBER OF
very a @ % ot n9or "
liamshurg s offered for the accommodating q family or
s box SIS HsFl Post oass S' "0"' COCK A''''' =
BOARDING AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROOMS,
- without board, in hrs class henee No la3 sprns
new offered consists Of two large handsome rooms and
tries, second floor, suitable for gentleman and wife
scnele,lon.
BOARD wANTED-FoR A GENTLEMAN AND HIS
ID wife, with servant partia board for the sontlcman
Icarders One arsc or two small rooms on the second
floor will be rogsiic Apply stating terms (Which must
tpost Box XII" o Post 6cc " ''''' '" paper
A LADY WISHING TO BOARD WITH 4 PRIVATE
ss an ~ saeory rcncss viii he
given. NJ BFamiiies having piano, have the
X b. No. Is Adams street Brooklyn '>''' ''''''''
~ ENTLEMENs SLEEPING ROOMS TO LET FUR
ea Or to suit aESes1 sed the
connected suitable for party Of gentlemen also
suitable for Odd Fellows club rooms, artists, Sc
Apply to GEO. W. MILLER, 400 Broadway, up stairs.
NEW FRENCH PUBLICATION PROFESSORS
Richard Mouton have just issued tho first number Of
ign IS % mps Amereans s a Ftsas
iangnags IN pleasant easy manner The pronunciation Of
tabss Those wishing to become subscribers may call At
heir Office, 6s5 Broadway.
QOOMS WITH DOARD.-ONE LARGE FRONT ROOM
IL with an entry bedroom with wardrobe closet
may be engaged from the first of May for
art OF the rooms to be or Tor the year note
tended to. ~ BModern house, with hot and cold baths
ITO LET, WITH BOARD, AN UNFINISHED ROOM
i and pantry, on second noor.an adjoining bed
may be had if desired. Apply at No SO Christie street.
- OoMS WANTED--A FRONT AND BACK PARLOR,
~ bedrooms, with kitchen and front basement APP
dress a. Herald Office None need apply except those who
VUANTED-BY LADY, BOAND IN GENTEEf.
w mechanics family where other boarders kept,
lower than Fourth street, than five minutes
walk from Broadway Address Meta Post Office, Brooklyn
Letters prepaid.
WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN, A PLEASANT
Room, in private family where there are few or no
below Walker streets. Address A. b. c.. Herald office
SPECIAL NOTICES.
COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONs-UNI-
mencement Of the College will be held in the College HALL
Thursday 18th March, 1852, at half-past r. NJ The
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WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
w situation ChamLermaid and Waite Chamber
maid and to do washing and ironing housowork;
ecllsntwashor and ironer Good reference will be
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IVANTED-A SITUATION, by 4 REsPECrABLE
w middle aged Protestant girl as plain Cook in small
family can do washing and ironing, and has objection
60 short distance in the country. Apply at ~ Sixth
avenue.
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RYJ HEGEMAN. AUCTtONEER-PRIDAY MARCH
ID H. at hapast o'clock NJ Mt No So Atlantic street,
Brooklyn Assignee Sale Tho entire stock and Toos OF
manufacturer and dealer in Tin and Sheet Iron Ware
Stoves &C., comprising large Of every thing
the line Catalogues viii be ready Thursday the
and at the auction
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INANTED-A SITUATION, BY A REsPECTNHTr
w young woman as Chambormaid and Waiter. or would
st Cook in the Kitchens IL first frato Washer; ~
make herself generally useful Best of city reference
gwen. Enquire at Mrs. WOODS, ~ Division street, for
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NANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w young experienced Cook, also excel
lent faker objection to assist in washing ironing
The beet Of city reference given Please 10
Seventeenth street Sixth Can be for three
days. IL not engaged
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IETlON EoTiCE.-TIOS BELL. AGCpIOIEFR-
IA Wy w. H. Van Iandt.-inrpe sale this day nj l0Ie
o'clock the auction Is Spruce street. Comprising
Furniture Groceries, Gnunters Glass Cutlery, al
cnfes and trunks IF huo English ltoery gentlemen
furnishing articles tailoring goods countingh0ye Desks
iron safe and various other merenndse. Large sale
saturday.
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WANTED-BY TWO RESPECTABLE WOMEN, STU.
w atons-oue rs Laundress, TO cook wash and iron
the other Chamtermnid and Waiter and assist in
washing. Can give the best Of city reference
book store.
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DRY GOODS.

SILKS S1LKS.-TIIE RICHEST AND MOST BEAUTI-
~ fnl Broeade Silks season. are .bi, day
eeyed and offered for SALE wholesale and retail together
with variety Of dress goods
TIFFANY Il CUTTING No. 32l Broadway.
NEW MOURNING STORE, NO. 5jI BROADWAY BE-
~ tween Prince and Spring streets-Just received 200
elegant Mourning Foulnrd silks Also general AZ
sortment of Spring Mourning Goods.
BARTHOLOMEW Il WEED Sol Broadway
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FOR SALE.

A UTOGRAPH OF BONArARTE.-F0R SALE, AN Az
"A tograph OF Napoleon BoDaparte il portion leaf
cut from the Array Register For particulars address
tograph. Morald Office.
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A sTBAM SAW MILL TO LET-AT THE VILLAGE OF
"A Yonhers, with iosts horse power engine, driving
With large wharf basin and double dwelny
Hudson street.
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"ANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w young woman to do general homework,
chamtermaid Can the best references ability
and honesty from her last employers Please call at the
blue store Smith street between Bergen and Wiko streets
Brooklyn, whore an interviaw can be had.
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Spring MANTILLAS.-THE SUBSCRIBER IS NOW
- prepared to submit to the inspection Of merchants an
Wholesale buyers elegant and extensive
novelties in Mantilas in fabric and design Of
own importation and manufacture and which he offers
Emporium, No. 3'l broadway. n. B.-Wl remove IN tho
same block. 90 - -
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WANTED-BY a RESPECTABLE MIDDLE AGED
w American widow woman situation frst-rate
Cock Houekecper for plain family Can give the
CT reference Can be for her last employ
er No 200 Greenwich street. Fulton and Vesy
ftrcets. Please inquire for Mrs. Ross.
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vNANTED--A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN
w to do Chamberwork and assist in Washing Best
Of city reference given. Please call No. Z96 West
Twent til street. between Tenth and Eleventh avenues
the feeond floor. back room.
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WANTED--A SITUATION AS CHAMBERMAID, AND
W to assist in the Washing and Ironing do plain
good city reference Please inquire at AZ Third avenue up
stairs, the second floor.
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WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
w situation to do plain cooking washing and ironing,
and would make herself generally useful Has objection
to ehaherwor Can giyc city from
place Would short distance in the country. Please
call at o Houston street second house first floor Can be
for three days, if not ensaged.
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W young woman situation as scsmstress; understands
eating fitting children and all kind of plain
sewing Good city reference be given. Apply at So
sands street, Brooklyn. Can be till suited,
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WANTED--A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w young to take of children cham
lerwork make herself useful family. Good city
reference he given Please cali at 46 Pearl
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MAETED-A SITUATION BY a RESPECTABLE
w woman TO do general housewcrk is u good plain
cook and rsratc washer and roncr. The best of city
references Can be for two days. Please call at i
Eleventh street. first floor, front five doors from
Av.p A
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WANlED--A SITUATION, By YOUNG WOMAN,
w as Washer and Ironer. rs lauudrcrs and under
stands chant erwoTk. Can good reference Apply
No liz Twelfth street between Fifth and Sixth
can be seen for three days.