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IN Ordinance prescribing the OF holding all cleo
lions that may become necessary by virtue of the
third section Of the Act of the Legislature passed on
for the subscription by the Parishes aud Municipal
Corporations of this State the stock of Corpora
tions undertaking works of Internal improvements
and for the payment and disposal of stock SO sub
scribed.''
1t is ordained by the Common Council of the CITY of
NewOreans that whenever it shall become necessary to
mold the special elections required under the Sd section
the Act OF the Legislature, passed the 18th March
1857 entitled An Act providing for the subscription by
the Parish and Municipal Corporations Of this State to the
stock OF Companies undertaking works of Internal I'm
provemen and for the payment and disposal of stock
subscribedthe said election shall be held conducted
in the same manner is provided in the consolidating
the City Of NewOreans for all other municipal elections
the officers shall be appointed and qualified the
made and the result proclaimed in the specially
pointed out in the 18th and 18th sections last
but shall not be necessary hold the election
than Precinct each Ward which shall be desg
mated by theMayor in the advertisement calling the
ton.
q is further ordained That the City Treasurer proceed
Immediately to prepare alphabetical list of persons
paying taxes landed estate in the City Of NewOreans
and to keep said list in his Office and the same
from time to time often the changes in the
the tax payers may require it, and it shall be the duty of
said City Treasurer whenever special election il ordered
aforesaid to furnish copy of said list for each Precinct
sioners or Inspectors Of election
[sgnedl WIN: c. G. CLAIBORNE,
President Board Of Aldermen,
[Signedl FRANS. AIPUENTE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved May II, 1851
lSgnedl A. D. CRoSSMAN, Msyot
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NJ. Summers demsnde que le salaire de cha
cum de ces deux commits soft de quinze cents
pisstrea Adopt9


cum de ces deux commits soft de quinze cent
ipiastrss. Adopt6
NJ. Leeds demande ameader en- effaQant lie
Imots sun commits du marie raison dc mill
Il piastres." Reje,e par lie vote suivsnt
Pour Messieurs Burthe, Derbes ct Leeds, 8.
Contre Messieurs Andrews, Bailey, Dolhon
X de, Eustis, Forbes, Herman, Lanata, Nixon
\ Place, Ramos, Shaw, Stetson, Summers, Sykes
4 Watkins, Wiltz, ct Winston, II.
ct IL question etant sur radoption du salair
tel quill etc rapporte, Il est adopte.
NJ Burthe demande amender en- fxant /
salaire dn capitaine de police du troisieme dis
trict, mile piastres au lieu de neuf cents com
me il Ste rapporte, Rejete. 4
i ct Ia question etant sur radoption du salair
tel quill ete rapporte, il est adopte
NJ. Leeds demande amender en- fxant le so.
laire DIES hommes de police quatre cent quatre-
yingts piastres chaque, au lieu de cling cent qua
rante piastres, CONNIE il est rapporte. Rejete
M. Burthe demande que lie salaire soft fxe d
5000, chacun
M. Lanata demande la question prealable, la
quelle est sur adoption du salaire rapporte par
le comite. Cette motion prevaut ct le salaire est
adopte
M. Nixon demande amender en- fxant lie sa-
laire du PORTER ct sergent d'armes du Conseil
des aldermen $1,000 au lieu de 5000, CONNIE
|sil est rapporte. Adopte par lie vote suivant:
Pour Messieurs Andrews, Burthe, Derbes,
Dolhonde, Eustis, Forbes, Lanata, Nixom Ra-
mos. Shaw, Stetson, Sykes, Watkins ct Wilt, IA
Il Contre Messieurs Bailey, Hermann, Leeds,
Place, Summers ct Winston, 8.
\ NJ. Stetson demande amender en- fxant le
salaire du sergent d armes ct PORTER du Conseil
n ac Acus f0 ncA Il
CONNIE il est rapporte, Adopte. NJ Hermann
vote contre.
1 M. Place demande effacer lie mot s.archivis-
to. Adopte
NJ stetson demande a effacer s.gardien de
lH6tel- de- Vile, Wis avis la Place Lafayette "
Rejet6.
I N. Bailey demande a amender en- fxant lie sa-
laire ss42O. 5,s
NJ. Eustis demande a lie fxer $540.
N. Watkins demande lie ixer 1850.
M Lanata demande Ia question prealable, la
auelle est sur Padoption du salaire tel quill ete
rapporte LIE vote prevaut ct le salaire est
adopte
4 M. Stetson demande 4 effacer les mots ssWhar-
fingers ct Assistants Adopte.
Et lie rapport ct lOrdonnance, ainsi anendes,
sont lns une seconde fos, dispense DIES regles,
ct adoptes CONNIE suit:
4 LIE Comite reuni auquel await etc refere une
seconde fois le rapport sur les salaries DIES divers
6ficiers ct employees du Commencement de la
Vile, dams lie but de faire une Ordonnance &c
sujet, on seraient inclus les amendements deia
adoptes, ct ceux qui n'avaient pas encore ete
pris en- consideration, demande rapporter POr-
donnance sulvante: VIM p CONVERSE,
4 i. FL. PLACE,
D. B. FORBES,
J. LANATA.
Quill soft ordonne par lie Conseil General de la
Vile de la Nouvelle- Orleans-Que les salaries
des OFFICERS ct autres employees leila Corporation
soient ct demeurent par Ia presente fixes aux
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Ordonndnce rsgtant les depoirs DIES medecin
4 des prisons, des maisons de fracaH, etc, al
Ia nile de la Nouueiie- Orleans
Sect Ire Quill soft ordonne quill sera nommt
par le Conseii General de la Nouyelle- Orleans
! deux medecins ou'on appellera medecins de In
i vile. ct don't les deyoirs consisteront visitor
toutes les prisons. maisons de travail maisons dc
refuge It ce6ies de cette Vile. L'un sera charge
4 dies premiere ct auatrieme Districts, ct Fautrt
4 DIES second ct troisieme District y K
i q Quill soft de plus ordonne quill sera du de.
yoir des dts medecins de visiter, au moins unit
fois par Jour, toutes les maisons de travail, geo
les, etc, ct de soigner tous les malades en- pri
son, ct de continuer leurs soins aussi solvent
au'ils seront appeles, dams leurs Districts res
pectifs
8. Quill soft de plus ordonne, au'outre leurs
| devoirs lis deyront servir de medecins-experts
| au coroner, chacun dams son District repectif
4. Quill soft de plus ordonne au'ils seront tous
Ecoles publiques, sous la direction du comite de
visite DIES ecoles respectiyes.
5. Quill soft de plus ordonne ouen cas- dab
sence on de maladie de Pun DIES dts medecins.
rautre remplira SEES devoirs aussi lonrtemps ou'il
sera necessaire; sill, lu est impossible de faire
rouvrage DIES deux, lie comite de sante nommera.
sill lie veut, un assistant medecin pour lie tennis
necessaire don't 10 salaire sera de cino piastres
par Jour, pendant les ouinze premiers iours. eft
deux piastres par chaque jour subsequent, du-
rant Ia periodic on il sera ains employee, laquelle
sonme sera payee par lie tresorier de la Vile !;
pourvu que lie medecin regulier soft mala
de, gu bien absent avec permission du comite de
sante sill men est pas ainsi, Passistant-mede-
elm recevra So compensation du medecin don't il
remplira les devoirs ss.s
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Sur motion de NJ Forbes, cette portion du
message du MARE, en- date du IL avril, relati-
vement un "acte pour arranger ct regler les
ponrsultes criminelles dams tout lEtat,' ETC., ct
ceiie relative aux coroners leurs salaries, ETC.,
sont referees au comite judiciatre.
Ut; sur motion, lie Conseil sajourne mardi
WALTER H. PETERS Secretaire
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La resolution, autorisant lie contr6leur an
noncer quill receyra des propositions cachetees
pour Ia construction de quais depuis lie poteau
No 81 jusqu'a9 poteau No %, presentee lie Ter
du courant par M. Forbes, est appellee CONNIE
etant Fordre du jour, ct sur motion, referee
au comite DIES rues ct debarcaderes.
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R6soiu que lie MARIE fasse savoir Pavocat de
la vile quill ait prendre telles measures legales
qull Jugera necessaires pour sauvegarder les
nterets de la vile de Ia Nouvelle Orleans dams
tafaire de la vente Pencan annoncee par la
eompagnie de navigation d'Orleans, de toutes
les proprietes de cette corporation
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"A GER
| tain, eff
iisctuRl L
prom Pt
'romady
for IJiar~
.rntra py-
ma n ,tTg
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Resolved That Messrs. Sumpter Turner and John Cole
man be- and are hereby, accepted securities for W
Garland, as Treasurer; Msssrs. James 2. Freret and
Michel Musson for Divide DeBuys as Comptroller Messrs
Auguste Bruse John Communy and Amedee Ducatel fol-
Louis Henry Pile, as Surveyor.
lSgredl W. c. C. CLAIBORNE,
President Board Of Aldermen,
tsgnedI FRANS. ALPUENTE,
President Board OF Asasa ntA Aldermen
Approved May II, 1852.
myl93t [Signedl A. D. CRosSMAN Nayor
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Quill soft ordonne par lie Conseil General de la
Vile de la Nouyelle- Orleans Que les salaries
des Oficiers ct autres employees della Corporation
soient ct demeurent par Ia presente fixes aux
sommes suiyantes, SAVIOR:
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Resoited That the Treasurer pay the warrant Of the
Mayor, to Mr. l.. Labarre, twenty dollars.
[Signedl WM c. g. CLAIBORNE
President Board Of Aldermen.
[SiRnsd1 TRANS. ALP ENTE,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
Approved May II, 1857.
tsignsdl A. D. CRossNAN, Mayor.
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No. 49,
ReSora That the Surveyor be, and he is hereby di-
rected to have the suce opened the river SO an
allow the water to flow through all the principal street.,
whenever 1t is expsdient to do so.
LSignedl VIM c. C. CLAIBORNE,
President Board Of Aldermen.
tSignedI FRASS ALPUESTE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen,
approved Nay II, 1859.
lsignedl A. D. CRoSsMAN, Mayor.
Certified to be a copy L. EYLIGER Secretary myle al
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apHILADELPHIA MANuFACruREn pla,

- RHEELBARRoWs Of every all oner. ,1cI Nm H.
nue. made the best workmanship far 81 ,on
tor Sas or approved City Acceptance low 40 any othe
| ssAoibhineh IN the Southern country Apply -
Ar n r,rr,, -. DAVID g. WILSON, "a Perdido sweet
II ~ pHA fS just received from
HlQos, ttlIfIH CO, phl,5al,bis Al AZ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-23

DISTRIBUTION OF POWERS. 49,
Arr. 1. The powers Of the government Of the State
n onisana shall be divided into three distinct de-
partHisats, md each Of them be con6ded separ-
~ body 0f magixtracy, to-wit: those which are
Iegsiat1s 10 ane. those which are Executive to
ofher va tknse yiich are Judicial To another.
Akra0 No one 81 these Departments, nor any
pesson holding Mice IN one o. them, shall exercise
po~ss belonging either Of the others, ex.
sspt III tks instances hereinafter expressly directed
or permitted.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-23
TITLE TX.
MODE OF REVISING TUE CONSTITUTION.

ART, al. Any amendment or amendments to this
Constitution may be proposed in the Senate House
oil Representatives, and If the shall be agreed
to by two-hirds of the members elected to each
house, such proposed amendment or amendments
nays taken thereon and the Secretary of State shall
cause the same to be published three months before
the next general election for Representatives to the
State Legislature, in at least one newspaper, in
French and English, in every Parish in the State in
which newspaper shall be published; and such
proposed amendment or amendments shall be sub.
mited to the people said election and if major
ity OF the voters at said election shall approve and
ratiy such amendment amendments, the same
shall become part of the Constitution. If more
than one amendment be submitted at time they
shall be submitted in such manner and form tina, the
people may vote fer Q, sgainst each amendment
separately,
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MEDICAL.

GENUINE MEblUlNE WAREHOUSE. No
" i5I CHARTRES SYREBTJ WRIGHT CO. hayhgresoi'ed
70 stand Vi Their nave es I'd
with the popeiors the genuine popular iar ~ al
cns throughout the Uud Stn to irp r IN constantly pp "a
~hb fresh and AMPLE as"meu, nj rates IA uo" we ~
Pits by this enaet % oLtr LOT M
oIuchasers the assortment which can b. "nhEXs
Having Ind
sale OIL Patent hieGcine facilities rond una
particular department liberal perNeht'
supply the trade exceedingly L thai the ot
a to realize handsome disbursement either ~ e
% or TsLa AZ tleir ssabiaimen Gii hn ' OF
ALL aEulhE PATENT MEDICINES The following Ia npIiAes
part OF their aasortmen furnished nros' asef
ato twenty to twenty-five nsnriois
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4 PLAsTbRs.
sherman toci Mans
Allebasi cci Man'a
Ailobuala dia Rutbe Bhct,
The ,mpro, I'd Fool Mans,
Jew David's or Hebrew,
Pster's Vegetable,
kunpp'a Indian,
Whites Machine Spread Strength
rning,
Whiting'a Strengthening,
kidd's Imperial,
LJIJISIENTs.
S2tler's Zone and Fever,
Bariin.'a Lotion,
! na-is's HrrBe,
'' T60iR fGsTEs. ~
sherrna1'e Compound 0r-is Tooth,
IThouyaon'r Aromatic Ttoth,
Jones s footllIcre.
LOzENGEs.
Snerinan's Cough, Worm Campho
Ching'a Wb7n,
HE.as's Cough.
drops.
Solomon sTqot'n"hs,
Sherman's 1o1th. h.,
" ''lan,a's iq .atse4}.
MISCELLANEOUS.
'Faoru's Ea.,1ct, p
WINS Ateannm = '"tt,
Cart 70 SrGa,aa al,xeuus
lAlothes s Rah4.,
Mrs.. h oder Coiduj
vaugLp' S ll.a.ergriptf,
Os..oo!'s inipn Cfulugogas,
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'Aai'ti ls
sARsApARlLLAS.
DR.. Townseud'H,
Bal!sy's,
Sa1ds'a,
Winkoop's,
Brist0i'r,
Wood's,
Bull'n.
Chickner's Sugar. coated PurgsEis
Paris Life,
AIUiEatg'B Life,
Wrlehts indian Vegetable,
Branire.h'y Vegetable Univaraal,
Mvrrison's Hygoiar,
Lee's New London,
Coopef'o,
Auaersou'a,
Wistar'n Gentle Purgnt:se,
Hite&ri's ,Anti-bilious Family,
Swayneis Sanative,
Herr;ck % Sugar coated,
Sappinyton's Fever aud Easue,
Covrl'n Rheumatic,
GraeiIenherg.
Srcneer's Vegetable,
Wtner'e Chnm0mile.
fefB.aa,
kllebasis' Health,
Allobasie' hgua,
Evans Chsno,rila,
NaEtts's knti-bihous,
ingoldby'a Pile,
Jnyne's Ague.
Hgilsry's Gold.
COUGH REMEDIES.
Shsrman'4 Ea,sam,
Bnchan's ttRugarian,
Or. Davia's wild Cherry and Tar
Wlner's Elecampaue.
Gistar'e Balsum.
Ihon'pEon's Tar ana Espthe,
gsyue's EApActorant,
orlet.u'+ h.po.lount,
Bar.huignaw' d Ekpertorant,
nailey : Syrup Wild Cnorry,
, smayno's Swat Wt'd Cherry,
s ehneck'g Huinon'e Syrup,
/ New rnEl,ua fuimonlc Syrup,
Tsyior's Ralram iiyarwort.
bITTeRS.
hlorst's phpn'z
lhu".tN Cherry,
r".,, q IA Cherry,
BlA-e'r Aromatic,
Herrirhs.
| PANACFAs.
ews'r's,
, - H.
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rh..-.--- . PHiLA hkLPR1A, Septembei 3D. 1877.
nave sgen uaeet for the last fs weakness OF the
sh ana hectic tve and frequently laid bed during that
time win distressing cough pair my mde
Laat April he'd violent atnk, which lasted
htte appeared to e flat whole lungs dEeet would
php daily halra great many remedies shat
were recommended 10 well number Of prescription from
iaIilE pIsan without reiei Al ast prevailed ron
take Dr. avis Cempouni srp Of wild Cherry and Tar WHICH ID
We most happy snt salutr effect on disease Hso h s
bottle cough night relieved
left side and breast consider that entirely veil
AneIrgic that occaonav afflicted with
head. ZANE ELIZA GEORGE, Thompson
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Supply
AIlyonp, Perry county, Pa, October =, 1876
iE'Aea. ROBINSON, COLLINS q Cn7s This
E1s sH 8 went: yse' with yiolsups1 ia
80 t s'a .u} " Il NED at night Cough attended follow ed
feTera eorani and grea medicine without
any ~hayeJ was advised TO d. Dsya CnnoLna rup
e. wa Cherry and Tar Of which took BOTTLES, tirey
eFs ms Of complaints therefore confidence
nis. ' " Ir.IN I'M Va
The authenticity Of ia voabsd Tor nv hf Lac
Murphy merchant OF Milford who knows Tor1ey and tie T.
HEtt"Vtsoes o. ne c'at Nj T. iATow years of aye
DAVIS sSiRufoF VII CaaRpY follow
mt ~ word Tor word rs Il from Ia of
without paint or varash No certificate manufacturing sufferers
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up If Wild CGsrfy mud Ter Invaluable raedy curod
gea .! eci3H with If you want certificate will chsgraIy
one. s, HAYES,


sADuoAn, Ky, Juno Il ;Sss
popularity daily hcrOlsiag Yop me ant or
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-15

ELAhhERSBURG--THEsT ISLAND CITY
captain Reynolds will make trips to Flamme rsburg on
nosday 18Th Tuesday th and Wednesday 2ss from the
eirng TO see lots st Tiamnsrsbur will be landed a. aha
ths Mace. !" sA"sss
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tLENs COFFEE HOUSE, 3I2 BROADWAY. ADJoTN-
ing o9tbic Hall-The patrons Of THE establishnent,
ard tho public generally are informed that Glenn will
up 70 morrow Engsh Jngged Hare, got by that cele
sratea chsf de cuisine, WIN. Pontn, together with
saunch o. southdovn Mutton per Africa. Ready from
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-15

"AkTED-BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL A SITUA-
w lion Ghambermaid ana waiter in u private mily
has the hest Of city reference Please call At Is Third
auo. Can be raeu for two days, 1t not engaged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-15

"ANTED-A SITUATION, ny A RESPECTABLE
" young woman TO do general homework for family in
tho country to do ohembcrwcrt and assist ASKING
aud ironing Can bc dsye Please to call at
a3i B0Nsry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-15

WANTED--A SITUATION, AS FIRST-RATE COOK
w in hotel or dining saloon, by respectable young
woman who perfectly understands her business
furnish good city reference Apply at 23 Elizabeth street,
o nd floor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-15

VIZ ANTEp-BY TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG wo-
w men, situations-one hi hrstrate Cook Washor, and
the other Chambermaid and waiter would
ss in the wasfsg and ironing. IL good seamstres No
10 going short distance in The country Have tho
city reference om their last " Please call vt No.
wenty street between the Ninth and Tenth
nucs. Can be- Tor three days,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-15

WANTEp-h SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
w .nm.n as Stamstress. Is GOOD dress
and frst rate strmater. Has objection travel
short distance IN the country t. take Of children
Best city reference. Please call at % poninc in
rear door from Hudson street. Can be two
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-15

wv ANTEU-EY SMART, ACTIVE WOMAN, A STTr-
w alton IS Cook and to assist With tho washing
sroune sho 81 perfectly eomrctost, fpy an
che different branches Of cooking and can
Gig reference None but respectable
families Apply She Fancy store l05
sue opposite Clinton place whore advertiser b. seen
for tgod
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-15

WAkTED-BY YOUNG WOMAN. A SITUATION
~ az Gbamhermaid and waiter, to take oi
children Tho beat Of city reference be given VIII
rake herself useful o6gng Cali at No. Is Third ave-
aue, ftst hoor, trout room
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-15

A DREssMAKER WANTS A SITUATION IN A RKs-
n poctabe family would travel with lsay n rsanirod
City reference given. Apply 70 ~ Bowsry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-15

WANTED-A PROTESTANT WOMAN. TO DO THE
herring three who bring undoubted recomme
Mons, will be paid liberal Apply at No. 81 West
Twenty street. second door from Broadway before
o'clock NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-15

NJ AN 7 Il D-A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE
w girl az Chambermad, and 1, assist in washing
ironing TO take of child aud Can
for two days ut No. ~ West Eighteenth street. Sixth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-15

w ANTEp-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w estimation rs Nurse and Sesmstress or to do light
rFgrk, and make herself generally useful The
MY reference may be for two days. Please call at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-15

"AkrED-BY YOUNG WOMAN. A SITUATION As
w Chambermaid and Waiter Nurse and Seams rese
THO hest OF reference ram her last place. % First
between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-15

"ANTED-A SITUATION, BY NICE YOUNG
w fir sixteen years OF 70 take of two
shidreD Is accustomed to chamberwor and waiting and
good sewer Best of reference, equired. Please call
n W ces real buiId
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-15

WhNTED--BY A YOUNG WOMAN A SITUATION
w In private family 10 do chamberwork and fine iron
ing 20 take OF children. Please call at No. l Hes
Ter street. building.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-15

WANTED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
w young woman, Chambermaidi s excellent
afess and understands hutng and hne washing perfectly
from her last place. where she has lived two years.
70 call address C. r. No 50 West Seventeenth street.
noar the Sixth avenue. Can be until engaged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-15

BOARD WANTED-FOR LADY THAT IS WILLING
- to pay fair price in a family; two rooms On
first scond floor Broadway above Second street.
Address A. b., Broadway r. on Unfurnihed rooms
nEur.nI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-15

NNhETED-BY YOUNG WOMAN A SITUATION
w az Chambermad, and Is assist IN washing aud irsn-
Is willing to make herself useful objection 20
IN country Please call 90 Bayard street. la the rear
sect nd noor. Can be seen for two days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-15

"ANTED-BY A STEADY. RESPECTABLE YOUNG
" woman; situation AS Chamtermaid and waiter Il
willing 30 make herself generally useful and
best Of city reference from her last employer seer
for two days. at26 Whitehall street. first floor.
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WAETED-A SITUATION. BY A RESPECTABLE
w Protestant young woman, t. DO general homework;
she IS good plain cook washer irOncr No objection
to the country Good references be given Please call
at 5i7 Houston street.
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VUANTED-A SITUATION, AS PLAIN COOK and
w would assist in washing and ironing IN email yaso
aamiv, by STEADY middle aged woman SH understands
tho different statons belonging 10 housessspers Her
daughter would 80 as Chambormaid Wai.Sr take
charge 81 chuS Can produce the best Of tashtnoGs.
bre Pse,estap Please to address r. r. Nc 1915 ere.HS
syset, bet ~ssn AHi.y spd RIetehsr stysets,
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WANTEn--A SITUATION. Nv RESPECTABLE
w yonug woman ain Cook. " asher, and ronGr,
has objection 10 do the homework Of
family The heat city reference be given.
at No Cansevoort street. ond door, IN the
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vNANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
situation to do the general homework Of u all
private family She understands washing and ironing
plain cooking The beet Of city references given May
for two days. Please call at No Desbrosses street.
second floor.
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WAETED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
SITUATIONS; she is frstrate cook. aud good washc
and rontr good city reference he given Please
1bl First between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
fn the store.
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WANTEp-BY YOUNG WOMAN A SITUATION.
w 10 do ehamberwork washing and ironing to in
Che 10 do homework The host of given
Inquire at 81 Sixth avenue. Can be for
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WAETED--A SITUATION, ny RESPECTABLE
w girl seventeen years Of in store who speaks
French German, and English Bakery preferred Please
call At H7 avenue A, first floor. front roow.