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The Wizard "Done Brown"

IL As Professor Anderson was looking overthc va
rious American and European newspapers which
are to be found in the publication office of the Bos-
ton Daily Times, he saw that he was closely scru
tinized by gentleman of tall stature and swaIthy
appearance; evidently not Bostonian.g. This in
dvidual, after short space had elapsed, at length
mustered courage and thus addressed the tWiz-
zard": "I say are you Professor Anderson, hey?''
eyes sir.' 5"Wall, you're tarnation smart man,
hear. You amt got that bottle OF yourn with ye,
are you 7'' "No SIR" ssWall, Pm from Down
East, having been raised in Maine, and should
liketo purchase duplicate Of that ere bottle, as
am about going out stumping for Pierce, guess ii
l had your bottle, or its twin brother, I'd soon
swamp the Scotties, without talking much politics,
either'' s.I never carry my bottle with me, nor
have a duplicate of i.' ''Sorry for that" said
| the Pierce stumper; "howevtr," he continued, "I
was once taught trick, when a boy, but almost
| forget how the darned thing was done, now. III!
tell you how was, stranger, as near as can. |
| used to take red cent and change it into ten
dollar gold piece.'' ttOh,' said the Professor
"that quite simple; mere trick ofSght of han1.'
"Well, know it is not ve-y difficult, but as for
get now, will you show me ?'' at the same time
! handing a cent to the Wizard. trtiFo4 aiaab
60 yes sir, if it will obIige you, L will show you
in moment. "Hold out your hand. Z said the wiz
zard "This isyour cent, IS it not Z" eyes sir"
"Close your hand.'' The Down Easter closed his
hand fast. care you sure you have it!" said the
Wizzard;' "Iguessl have" said he,"and I'll bet
a dollar you can't change 1t into ten dollar gold
piece" "Done,' said the Wizard. "Now hold
| fast" Eyes, sir-r reckon will-but stop down
with your dollar here is mine u" said the Yankee.
The Wizsa1d covered his dollar. (: stNow, sir,
you ready?" said the Wizard. t"I amt nothing
else !' said the Down Easter. "Change," said the
Wizard. "Now, sir, open your hard'' He did
SO, and TO his utter astonishmenth he held bona de
ten dollar gold piece 'tWel, sir said the Wiz
zard, 'you see you have lost your dollar = "l
| guess have" said he; handing over the two dol
lars. eNow,"n says the Professor, 7"PllH bet you
another dollar FL change the ten dollar piece into
your cent again, and much quicker.''I .'ttNo yer
DON'T" said the gent from Maine, placing the ten
dollars in his pocket, and buttening up tight, "lm
much obliged to you, Purfessor, but reckon I'll
leave it as it is. Goodmorning, old hoss said he
walking out of the Office, and turning around as he
reached the door, he placed his digtals in pecu-
liar position, with thumb in close approximation
to his proboss, saying, ." guess there aint anything
green about this childp' and left the Professor in
utter amazementIat his coolness.-Boston Times,
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NEW FIRM.

NEW FIRM.
MESSRS. CAYWoop, CoNKLlN d Co.
sS3 having purchased the entire stock ofSovcs, Tin
E :5f Copper and Sheet Iron ware Of T. &. Colbert
JrsJSa son. would respectfully inform the citizens Of
fifS-s Wheeling and vicinity. that they will carry
Ifc business OF manufacturing Tin, Copper, and Sheet
Ware which they have constantly on hand good
assortment Wholesale, and Retail; low for casl
persons wishing purchase would do well TO call ami
ce us at No 19. Union St. AT the old and well known
rta nd heretofore occupied by 4. q. Culhcrtson
Particular attention paid 10 repairing
Wheeling Aug. 81. CAYWOOp. CONKI.IN g. co b..
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TODD g. DEVOL,
Y THE WE'LL KNOWN STAND

At THE WE'LL FNO WN STAND.
Sign Of The Bbck Mammoth Boot, South End Of
Market Square,
A RE now orcnins unusually large stock OF Fall and
"A Winter Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps selected with
and at the very best workshops
OF Phadelrhis and New England expressly for our Whole
sale and Retail trade To regular customers, and all
others who with call offer goods
which guarantee equal quality material and work
mashr, 10 those manufactured in this any part OF the
United States. TODD & DEVOL.
Wi,r,jrr. Ser 1852
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WHEELING, VA. TUESDAY MORNING,
CITY BUSINESS.
COPPER TIN, 81 SHEET IRON WARE
80 nj

COPPER, TIN, & SHEET HRON =" "
Manufactory.
THANKFUL for the liberal patronage heretofore
z bestowed him, the subscriber would respectful
inform his friends and the public generally that hn
Scontinues manufacture the above named articles in
all their variety OF which he has always hand good as
sortment for wholesale and retail at very low pricest
fc also keeps hand cooking stoves OF the most APP
proved pa atterns for coal and wood.
will continue to receive his particular attention
and be executed with promptness and in style that will
plea sc the most fastidious.
aig2f E. .EARNEY. no. s. Main st.
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Ihc mbrcLiue 1l1tellisrl1fer,
rs -rUBLIsHED
n,LE, rRl.wERKLY AND WEEKLY BY
cwFARINGEN g. TAYLOR,
70. l. TAYLOR.
H. PENDLEToN, EDITORS.
EI.IVER I. TAYLOR,S

FSr fEtrL. f - .1,nt,s ne ,nnuuH,'' 1900
~, seuaTr ger 4uIrter, ohanseable at pleasure $40
B1siness Is rs : ,iI.s - - u .....-. $40
ras LoSG ApvERTIsrrISrs, liberal discounts Will DC
sa,ae on e above rates. .. -.,,,
R.sinus notices, En6 advertisements for Charitahte
,,s-i..iss and Fire Ccmparies, inserted gratutonsy
i'T.v,Triaces ard Deaths irsc rted gTatuitousiy-
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Mr.. Winthrop, in. his late oration before the
Alumni of Harvard College, thus comments ON the
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JRI0N COURSE, L. I.-TRorrIN0.-wEDNEsDA
I've mile eats. IN harness : Heaxland nance a. New
Jsu,y =. Ctnto"k psmes b Paddy Miles Tho stages
vin be n res"nesa "a o'clock = N Er the track
turn when the sport IL over
I. sNEDiKER, Proprietor.
IISIoN CoUkSE L. I-rKOTrING.-TaURsDAY
~ June "a 81 81 y. purse $40 $50 TO 20 To the
hor,e two miles aud repeat In hal Mr.
W h'te enters Lady suffolk Mr. Mclaughlin epter,
M Lady Bro. ks; Mr.. u, Jones h. A. Pet Mr. j
Woodruff eoters g. Pelham. Cars will leave nth Ferry
Brooklyn, at Fare each Is cents; and return
JOHN L. sNEDiKER. Proprietor.
u ED HOUSE PIES sURE GaOUNDs-T aorrtNG.-A
~ of SIS will he kiyep of Friday
mile heats b~sts In under saddle for horses that
Entries to close IT the above house Thurs
day sv, piog, by eleven o'clock q. LUFF, Proprietor.
n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COURSE BOsrON.-ON
1 Tuesday. Joly i3sh grand trial Of speed ~l
on she sbeve milo heats best three IN 6ve
rec for all rcttns horses. 81 81 o'clock r On We'd
assdsy July nth Trial Of speed ~ill or mile
Ssss three ave. 60 free t. AL horses that
nsvsr ~in pu ever 500 t32 o'clock On FRI
fay Jnly tth trial speed gill milas
and repeat harness for all trottiuv horses 81
o'clock Ep ries 10 b- made Falkland Duryea,
ocpsr Of kast Broadway and Catherine Nov York
Aeo, at Cnmbrde Park B. ston before Friday July
a. ats o'clock p For further particulars inaur~
VIM T Porter Rsg. Of the Spirit ~ the Times HirSm
Joodr~m ESQ, Long sland In al Of the above trials
PAGE GOODWIN, Proprissors
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Tue rwiNrY-sIvEsrH ANNUAL ExaIsIrIoN
-. Of n & p 1; 81! ilT'' . :s s
hon eossts u al wo:a- o. living artiss aever sesre
y the ;sn 70 Sc:
s ss %S.' % r.
Atwsi1s % sea .sasoo e..t' 50 .sas. CATALOGUES lsH
b,ticn v"ras sssis nay be pr cured py prnc
pals rrsaton to the Secretary 81 Fourth street By
j. Il. sHEsosUs. Cor. Sec N. A. q.
vJ,RE SALE By ORDER OF rsE AoNINtsrR .roR
., s,",s nSt1sd fsr .s n'aA' postponed TIL 18th
~ ar. ,squss'ss 70 mae. =. the nrii.ns No. ss,
wy st% sas WIN ' Wi
son ps,r osas and James hssns sssER cao
late of Peru New YORK 22d Jnne 1852 As severaiia
eorrect have appeared ia the public o
coast the s,ash P.sas eassa which may
belief that they can legally touch rarrsd
70 and load guaao the Peruvian Consul !. New YORK;
this country the wing statement oasoa 30
81 Dr. m IT. Tse ssa ls
as has been publicly stated They belong to the district Of
&. psy
by s sIe.iaSs 70 xao@ they onsed and ,S
latitude Of the Loa and Of ransss which
no vessel either under tie assiot al or
any .s Ia, right TO 60 the Peruvian suaso aso-
nndsr sd
,esses WITH license are sllowsd to
tiored sands II Lohos de Fuera Lbos de TERRA
well th. of Guanapo Mslahrige and other localities
north Of caao where deposit, Of exist also
Of to southsrn deposits the province Of faraoaca
rJosely kept nnnha bited unfre Of
IN order that the bird left
and TINS constant increase Of the deposits bs proact
9th From tim. immem rial the fishermen Of Lam
have been accustomed to nhabt the Lobos de Tera and
Loboa de Fuerh hut for past the Peruviau
have prohibited their doing and bringing
boa. loads Of the villa or Lamhay
San Pedro and other PLACES tho COAT. 9TH si,ee
the o. the EXPORT Of Europe all the
Pc have beeu
and by orders and anon
these rated the Lobos do Terra and Lob,s do
Frera within jurisdiction If the Of ib-r-
tad formerly called Trujilo 7th Finally atemor to
load vessels without the proper license would subject
he seized the vessels app ted rruze
OF and visit the differ deposits pr
not only tile Illegal extracti Of by
but also tho natives If Peru
inc the Drders against visiting these Localities
and destroying or disturbing the birds.
ThOS GAlW Az, Consul of Poru.
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~
nor ALBAhY. FIFTY CENTS -P0UGUKEEPsfE,
FRANCIS SklDpY ill leave Jock foot Jay street,
~ Monday VI dnesdsy ant FFigav O'Clock. A.
Tor Albany, mailing the following laudings:-West Point
(Coxaens) Nesbur-. Pouehkccpsis ktngson, Bristol,
Cstski snd Hudson returning leaves Albany Tuesday.
1hrrsday, AMI Saturday NJ the hour m,king tho
iRpeines a. above y She will NOS ave before the
time abpvr, pass landing specified.
JAMES MCCULLOUGH, Agent No. I5y Front at.
CANDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD. FOR PHlLA
place By steamboat JOHN POTTER. Two lines daily.
M"rnipr lir- iesves at Afternoon express hae at2
Pm through Phadeiphis Ia four anu halt hours Fare
81 second Glass Chs Y NJ hne ooIy) 81
Returning leave Pasdelphis from foot walnut street.
81 NJ. aud 2 + N Emi.rsnt u 20 by steambost TRANS
PORT, from rter NJ a5P.M Fare 81 5V.
CoNEY STANDARD FORT HAMILTON THE NEW
- ana splepdc steamer NAY QUEEN, apt c. MeNeitt,
vii commence her regular trips for the June 81
~. an 81 =. ~, Pier Il aud 10 A. N T. aud 81
l. leaving the islsnd last trip att p Fare = cts
each ssy B-N" half prico for children.
ECE PHlLa DFLPnlA DIRECT u. NAIL AND
Esprese no. tirpu IA la four hours new jersey kail.
adj ia Jetsey City leaving Ne~ York at6 NJ loot q
Cortlandt sttet anO ~ r. W. Liberty street Fare 81
fr frst elsss and 30 tSr e.ss IN AMI NJ
ReturD ~ ana 9AM andaS ~ Baltimore. Washinr.
ton NpfftN and CnerlesDn through csts sou 70 ths
above aeP through tggsao carried IN the NJ ana
o. y ~. tires
snpEpNNpfxT LrNEgJR rHlLArHLp qua, Ally,
a., ~, ~. mui 4NiAndid st~a teLN-
WhES csIf ~agutarr kHN NFiEf. Gnpt naofhvi tni
h.f,esn Ill tsu .tts Vrtlin e1gh va A. 'npe hag,
ia ~ N,t Inrt f41g. tntt rom ft~r W. IA &Wrrh
pst 81 0ctsf tr :, bar tasgagc apply % tNRrS
- ~ Tie og.4e 81 tne Pi.r.
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NPNlACING.

EPORTING- ON SATURDAY LAST WALKING
y match took place 6stween william Thompson and
Charles Jsnn inss at the Red House which asd in
the defaat Of Jen aiogs N,w Mr. Jennns hs
d-atSted with tao match ami TO satisfy him. an rea W
time Z, walk him. best two Of thrse miles for
from $50 to 500 aside
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M ANTFp TO prRcg,sE-J

W. hNItp 10 PTRCHasE-h VERTICAL SrEAA
lny,ot, - - 'r 20 horse power nth connections and
pNp ~ hlt" We BOILERS, ab0lt 30 lnog 'eet
dnmeter nod other sohu. nv eutahlg Tor sugar refnrry
atrf ~ he He ~ The New Cparres- STAN 81 Baia
stf eat y lfh trrrt North river IN, syeanh cHnv
laN eAtrs ~ above mace ~ thi * NnanUsfl
stteoi. 40 s'a a. IT., and 6ij y. ~.
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EXCURSIONS.


EXCURSIONS TO rus FISHING BANKs-gyzRY
~ lev except saturis Fare q cents each way The
steamer BUFFALO. fapt HSncox. will leave Hammond
street ~ ocoos, Spring, ~ Grand Y. r. Sat sths-
rireSls Per No g. " r., A. M returning by l.. N.
aefreg hu,eute isnns tsckle. Sc. provided.
EXcChsIuhs 80 rue FISHING RANKS ON FRIDAY
~ ana saturday, Jups ~ ana q. panied by fine
nfsss atd oottlan Band fare - sash way. Tho
ares ana splendid steamer Ssns Clans George
Gbcv VIII leave Hammond street 81 ~ clio sk Spring
stree at Grsnirtrce. East rver ~ Cahe iue street.
do, u trthcrne stsert Rro, kyn -, and pier North
~ o. roturbiur ~ 5ccock T. Lines ADD rerssh-
merits finished board bat free) On sunday tAs boat
viii ukhc trips lower bay. LANDING
Hamilton ard g ney Island each way.
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HOUSES. ROOMS. gre, w ANTED.

WANTED TO RENT "A SMALL FAMILY WITHOUT
w obildren, wish huV tine lower npper part OF
nVnse whole above Fourth street aud Ses
o. Br.ad~sy preferred Rent sil be paid 10 advance IN
eu nf referenne Address ratine location, Be- 10
Aiheu Y. AZ Siis Which w csca.vs INN sd'tsA
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FIRE WORKS..

FIRE WORKS.
EDGES PREMIUM EXHIBITION FIREWORKS
~ j G. Il EDGE Laboratory, Jersey city beg leave
~ inform their md others that having greatly
increased th.r its former yslra are now
repaired e. furnish exhibition exttt have on
aa every variety e tsicr Fire sutable to Atore-
te"Iers retail trade The agency is held solely by
j. " BOLBEKroN, No. 43 Maiden lane.
Orders al dressed as above
J. @. & I. EDGE. Jersey city,
will meet 18th at. ntion.
L,iEEwoEES-NEw Y0SK LABORATORY NO. 1876
Front fire era kers Canton anehets Double
Headers Jose sticks aud Pste assortment nf fire.
warranted Of the 1rst qualify Country
dealers alsy md
displays, upplied oD the most liberal terms.
n. BkNNET1. iy6 Front street.
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.lsts- 8 fST~ HlssHIE sOTICMs

: - -
NOpAHTN EHsblf, The uNDEKaiGnEE HAVE
~ .h tai formed C.phrthership for the par pose
sr@rsastin tn ready made Culis, business
,pdrr the hrm of.sriper Greene Co.. At u BroadsAy
WILL tshDNER OLIVER 4. FWEEDY.
SIias " 9REsNL Rowan uOULTok.
JOHN q. PLINPrON
Nav Vera, jane I. 1859
TINS Is To CERTIFY THAT TUE PARTNERSHIP
Heretofore SIM tween tho undersigned npdsc tho
AMI hrm Of satt@ aoui is this day Dissolved
M tn consent AZ demsnds agarst tho arm
nted fer collection to s. X. ,iyatta wh,
tn r1ed a. ettc them and 'eivr all the
c"rtrnerst, aid VIII OOH 'nnr h'r account tho
huhess OF importing artificial fosers NJ White street.
A. u CtvsTTs,
New Ysrk June 10. 1852 A. X. RAOULT
THE C0fAHTNERSHIP HERETOFDRE EXIST NG
rnder tie hfm Of VI her, Sell " Dsi ~ t. this day
dissolved b mutual eonront. G. FISlIER
JAS. NELL.
New York, JuIe !. 1s52 Il. DALEY.
81 GOO wnNTED-A FARMER ~ AN
Wao cuuinaLd 81 coo - tapal may add -ess, with
ehl name, tor further niprmEttnn, H. H. b. Hera ohos
rLERK OR PARTNER WsSrED-ENGLISu OR
~ OF address and t.orough hah-
its the uth,t Of rolor end crmni.si "a m
all street The bu, being ICED to leading no
suitable ref viii reqHired apply
who caunpt guarantee" the Of $1,000 to so 0U
lie advanced inriiy c,nmi Il goods need
qrre, with ID ii"usi security public stock To
rit Terrra hi.ra would lie accorded. Wrise in
strict confidence Commits Of Mr. Gosliny, Nassau
street.
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WANTBD-AT NO. ia NASSAU STREET, SALES.
w Es", Sen,o rssshers Porssrs. Bark-sssrs Men
kAhrcsds wAera Gardeners, Caashmse, Boys ~ tears
Tr all GOOD situations AppIisantsA ~ dstanss
ene"hs Tree o. postage describing Aha sitpasion
quirsa' WI suited Taos. SPHINX, Agent.
RROokLYN INTELLIGENCE OrFiCE-WANrED-
~ sands street Brooklyn Protestant Catholic aud
s"iereo sirs ~ CooAs Chsnhsrmaids. Nurses. Seam.
stresses general house~"Yksrs &c. They must bs re
reecmn. n".a Also. msnsnd hoys N B-Empoyers
have emsont wants. a. shis efoe. 1t tbs Hos wing
cents
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GENERAL WINFIELD ScOTr JUST PUBLISHED.
~ capital keness aud decidedly tho best TAKEN
Each cory. On II dia paper 81 GuUPiL %
Print Publishers, 2oJ Broaiwa
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ICHN FISHBLATT AUrTIONEER - ASSIGNEES'
Sale Of st ok Of Wines liquor, roriiala, s.sars.
&C.. at No Ia Water street JOHN FiSu will sell
Tuefdny 18th Ju,o 1T 0ls look in the above stnrc
tile entire stock 81 rectei Wines Liquors Sstars &c.
H. Otnrd and randies Pert sherry,
Made,ra Cinret oeh mud Champagne Wines. Scotuh and
riei Wtit.y srperi ported iiordi%s a..
gethr with tic xtnres md good viii Of the sstabshment
Csiao,ues vii he ready the day perona and be oh
sin.d At the store OF the Auconeer No. 90 Pearl
ralI
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w ANTED-BY MOST RESPECTABLE YOUNG
w woman, situation in private family a. Cook,
ssher ard lroner; hrst rate and ironer
the Il tterence for ctpshty and hgh integrity;
be tor two aays at 3i2 Fulton street. Military Gar
dtn Brooklyn.
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WANTEO--AN INDUSTRIOUS YOUNG NAN. A
Gesmsn, we'll acquai,sed Nth the I'm h Las 5uass
u d',irous Of ob ST. Responsible taston in
pee ane r"d mercantile nfaetnrng elncern Would
give the best OF aud security cesirei and
wonf prefer situation ooni have 5pprrtuni
y 70 invest afterwards from 81 500 /, 81 200 Adress B.
U Off
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Nv ANTED-A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG GIRO.
w wto lived Nurse and Seantress for the last
s years objection to do or to 60 ito the
country with priv family. oil With lazy Tor the
city reference be given from her last
place. Please call at Grove street. Can be for two
day
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1 MORTALITY, AUCTiUNEEH WILL SELL THIS
day Mt I0ls DEL OK 1T 100 Third street between
avenues and the contents Of rorter House consist
of The usual Assortment The and be.p
Qond Alo email of furbitnre- tables,
chairs bedteads Office chsir, dacauters tnmbiers, &c.
NJ HOFFMAN. AUCTiONEgR -kArTANS AT
IL auction L. NJ HoRman " Co will sell this II
oclocr in Hanover square. 40 900 lbs bound Knttan
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XWANIED--BY AN ENGLISH WIDOW LADY OF
W experience the situation OF Housekcepef. t. take
OF my ibe situation. either in tow
Satisfactory ref given, Address Mrs. W.
II. at,cp No. Ann street. N. Is Would have OBJ
jec travel with lady returning &, America in few
months. be u week, at the alb resd
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DRY aaSnpps.

HEY GOODS JUST RECEIVED PER STEAMER
IL Furopa, splendid lot Of Naa ~ e. 2, Wi -nd
colo red Ribbons, at BUTTERFLY DEviNs, IS wniism
etr. ct mn stairs.
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INOLD PENS. u. sA1LGY 4 CO.. MANUFACT6
VI Of Cold Pens and Pencil Cssss and patsnsoes
hhe celebrated Gxteosib Cases N"s " Esder Lane snt
III iIryinE HouAel RroadNAY.
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GEORGE RUCHS RESTAURANT AND DINING
~ saloon No 30 Grand street. the seipnd block east
OIL the Bowery, with ladies' saloon stairs. sied
with the bot tho markets supply English, Feencn and
EnrI M .Lan
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WANTED-A SITUATION. BY COMPETENT EN-.
w gsh Cook; understands Cookin in all Tvs branches
Can he il her situation ut 100 Twelfth street,
between fifth sixth
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M ANTED-A SITUATION, BY AN AGED LADY, A
" Protestant, as Housekeeper IN respectable pions
family who capable of every branch Of household affairs,
tsds If 60 perf 'tion Salary not SO much
beet comfortable hons. Can be for three
day. ~ III Bowery in the store from ~ to clock
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lNANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE ENGLISH YOUNG
w situa ion Chant ermaid assistant IN
She hchcn Apply Marion street, back basement Can
b.s IA 10 Wo
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WANTkD-A SITUATION, BY AN ELDERLY PRO-
W testant woman, who Thoroughly nn ierstaads her
the work 1T small priva family to take
charge Of house for Who mas lost his wife. Can
for three ut liz Eighth street. first 6oor back
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XVAN1ED--BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
W situation as Chambsrnaid Waiter, do the
WORT VI small private faulty das objections 70
e distance the The best of city reterenct
h Please inquire No IS Actor place Eirhteeo
Of Sixth second third door in the
z for week.
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BILLIARDS. l49 FULTON STREET. ENTRANCE NO.
- Sam street. Nine Tables of iron, maroe slate aud
mahogany; India hber air, and old styls cashions
choice Cues Rails, &c. Orders received for Basf,rIs
patent Tables Cues. Cue Wax IN. Points. Balls Cloth
IL For sale branch with fourteen Tables LOO Chestnut
street, Phil aphiu,
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NhNTED-BY ! RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
W situatoa Cham bernaid Lsnndregs. The best
o. Can be for Two days At No.
Union court.
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"ANTED-A SITUATION. BY A LADY, AS FAM
~ ~ Dressmaker and Infants Nurse. both Of which
the fully capabit 10 fulfil None but respectable
nsed apply, AT 1874 frs floor front Can
seen for three days. and produce first rahe references from
herla EN-
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!" LAMBDA SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
" girl ss Cook; highly recommended by her last
pleyer wiling to assist in ring and ironing has
IN going short dis.ap In the country, with
sretah family Please call at l9 Twelfth street. ween
F,fth ava sixth avenues.
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M aNTkD-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w situation Chsberma AID and Wsiscr, or TO assis,
w the washing aud ironing would 20 "a Chtmhermaid
she raj u6ework Of email private family Has
lived FIVE her situation. The best of city refe
Please call at III Madison street Can he
fur
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yVANTED-CUTTERS TWO GOOD AND PRaCTI-
W cal cutters sals work for sf months Apply
a. the Ut John and N assau streets
WILKINSON BaOraERs.
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u'AN1ED-Iy YOUNG WOMAN, OF STEADY
" habits situstion to do Chamber york ani Waiting
would Chamberm.d and assist in the tine Washap
lSonng would take of children and do rlan
sewing ~oud do general homework small vate ia
my; the beet Of city reference objection
shvt in the copntry not mush looked
quiet comfortable home Please call &C 27 Elizabeth
Ssfees, in the store
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
W do the co king, washing aud ironing VI =
private family she Is lood baker of bread, biscuit.
has objection in the for .hc Good
refer Please call 1913 Bowery,
IL the grocery two days
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AGMO0La.AN 0OUn.

A DvERTISEMENT THE SCOTT PORTRAIT, LARGE
n size II 4 ~ steel plate -one shifting IN For sne
here The trade supplied by Dexter Bro No %
street. New York. Send your ocder bs n time
DExrERS No. 43 Ann street.