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The Woodville Republican., 1852-11-30
PAINTING, GLAZING, AND PA
PER HANGING

THE undersigned respectfully inform the
the citizens Of Woodyile and the public
generally, that they have commenced the
above business in WoOdville, and from their
practical knowledge they feel confident of en-
tire satisfaction to all who NAV entrus, work
10 them. By close ettention to business, and
cheap rates, they hope 10 merit a share of
public patronage Fancy woods and marbles
neatly initiated. Orders left atthe Drug Store
from town or country will be promptly attond-
ed to- BAXTER & LEMON
July Is. lS5l-2sly,
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Notice.

"HE copartnership heretofore existing
IL between Drs. 2. Z. IL. Lovslace, and
II. r Buck, is this day dissolved by mutu.
al consent.
july 10. ls52-6m
The Woodville Republican., 1852-11-30

oNTGOMERY MUTUAL FIRE INSU.
lVl RANCE COMPANY, of New YoRK,
Will Insure frame buildings barns. grain and
lire stock, and detached dwellings in Towns,
&C., This Company is strictly what it pur-
ports TO be- The Farmers Mutual. II has been
in operation fourteen years, and never has
made an assessment, upon its premium notes,
and has at present capital Of more than
SO, 600 600 Ii also holds itself accountable
for the octs OF The acts of its agents
c. B. EPLER, Ag't for
Louisiana and Mississippi
W)p lyili e, Jan. 20, 1s52-4w.
Iz~Also Agent for the Mount Hope Life
Insurance Company, at Stamford, Connecti-
cut. c. b. T.
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All Aboard |!
Dissolution or Partnership.

THE firm heretofore existing between the
undersigned, under the firm OF Smith d
Richardson, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. The accounts aud papers OF the
firm, have been placed in the hands of Col,
w. T Lewis and Mr.. w. I. Binniug, for
settlement who are alone authorized to re-
ceipt and settle the same.
THOS. ]. SMITH,
JOHN RICHARDSON.
WoodyiIle, April 30, lS52-tf
The Woodville Republican., 1852-11-30
Notice.

NOVICcs
A LII persons are hereby notified that will
"A not pay or become liable lor any debt
upon open account or oiherwire, which my
wife Emeline Holmes may contract or make
on my account, she having left my house and
board w. A. HOLMES.
Woodville, June %, 1sS2-sm.
Natchez Courier please copy and send ac
count r. Wade. Natchez. Miss.
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, l % ,rit
WLkINsos CoUNrf,

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
TNO Mary -. formerly Mary l. Rou.
- arb. Cathuiine M Rousrs, Re rbara Z
houark. aud Nancy Rousfk. heirs aud d.
tributes Of Joseph Rousrk. deceased.
YOU are hereby Cited 70 be shd appear
beione the Probate Count Of ~ ilkiusoa
eonsty. at the Courthouse thereof on the
FIRST Monday in February neat. then aud
there to show cause, u any you can. WHY
the final account Of Wm X. PAis. admins
traitor Of said deesden, n ould Dot be allow.
ee aud a decree made thereupon Accord
ingiy and to do aud softer such things as
shall be considered aud ordered by the court
aforesaid. in the premises.
s. WITNESS, the Honora-
ble Francis Gildart, Judge Of
l.. s. the said Probate Court. at the
Courthouse OF said county,
s---s the first Monday of Noyem-
Der. eighteen hundred and fifty two.
Issued. this sth day of November. 1882.
FRED. CONRAD, Clerk
0-L. K. Barber. Attorney,
Nov. 9, 1852, sod
The Woodville Republican., 1852-11-30

A gentleman desrous of obtaining shool
n offers his services to any school committe
Of this comfy to teach English, French and
Spanish language, besides Philosopy and Bot
any.
The best Of references given.
rAddress ''school teacher" at the Office
Of this paper.
nov % It
The Woodville Republican., 1852-11-30
eabjncI Ware Rooms.

Cabinet Ware Rooms.
VNIMOTHY KINGSBURY would inform ths
Il public tina, he has just erected large
and commodious Shop on Mystic corner
near Mr. Hickley's Saddler Shop, where he
prepared to execute all orders, at the short
est notice. Old furniture repaired, and bills
filed for any article in the Cabinet line. Hs
offers his services MS an Undertaken, on the
most reasonable terms. By close attention "a
business, and moderate charges, he hopes to
merit the Continuance OF his old customers
and the public generally.
WoodyilIe, Septic, 1s5ls-h
The Woodville Republican., 1852-11-30

woodville, Feb. oath 1882. iy
The Woodville Republican., 1852-11-30
BLACKSMITHING.

90 HAVING employed the servi.
- ces OF first-rate Blacksmith, in
connection with my own, am
prepared to do all kind of plantation work
in first rate manner, and at the usual terms
and prices.
VIM. T. LEWIS.
May 81. 1s5o.-ly
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TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.

Fort Adams, Oct. 10, is52-ly.
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NELSON'S NORTHERN LANCET,

/ r June-The cheapest medical journal ia the Jared
States published monthly At 81 year, or ~ eta namSsr
PART I-cLlsICAL DEPARTMENT.
Clinical Lectures the Diseases Of Women and Child
~ Guanns S. Bedford, NJ D., Professor OF Midwifery
and The Of Women and Children IN the University
PART u-oRrGH.L DEPARTMENT
Art XVII. DT y. II. Campbell. By Jasree.
Art XVIII Extraordinary Cure of Rheumatism By Dr.
Art XIX Pin Hook Fshins-vhers s the bait y By
Phoeion.
Art Xxx The Editor of the Southern Medical Journal BY
Dr. Ramsey, Card to the Medical Profession.
Gimpses At Medicine in Frsnce-CrysalEed Acetate OF
Lead in Angina Tonsillsra
ExtsrnA use Of Ipecacusnha
PART iII-EDIToRIAL DEPARTMENT.
Question asked and Answered-Letten from Dr. Gin
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Pennsylvania Medical College
David Meredith Reese MD, LID, Moral Critic Of the
Medical Profession ExAembe Of the Fers Point So on
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Medical Depsrtu ent Ct the University Of Nashville.
word about Fishng-Th. Charleston Medical Journal
The Cynic Of the Southern Medical Journal
A Friend IN another Cause.
The Northern Lancet in New-York.
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PART v-MEDIcGL JURISPRUDENCE
Lectures Medical jurisprudence, By Professor Thomson
Lecture 10 The Assurance of Lfe-Pnnciples which
Companies condact III sir business circumstances
which tend to affect the Aver Of Life In particular per
to Assurance Companies by Medical Men Certi6csres
health The disputed Case OF Colonel Lyon Definitions Of
Health and Disease Circumstances which should regulate
the Decisions Of Medical Men in estimating States Of Health
Propety Of Granting Certificates Of Fitness for Assurance
10 Persons In moderately good Health With particular
local lnfrmity. Case of Sir James Ross.
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Beach number will contain one Of Professor g. 3
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delivered in the University Of London.
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QARNUM'S Observation-Disclosures
MUSICAL JUBILEE of the GERMAN

~ GLE CLUBS.-0ver 200 Singers Metropolitan
49, SUNDAY, June 20 and MONDAY, June q. The
stsieand or the United States German Glee Clubs re-
announce 10 the public Of NewYoTk that they
nsye the honor to celebrate their Third Annual Fest
- nc 1st ume In NewYork which occasion over
auons Of the great masters SATURDAY, June ~ sres,
mm.. frOeessi1a Further particulars In future pro-
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MT METROPOLITAN HALL

lvl THURSDAY June II Tickets 50 cents TO all parts
OF the Hou,e Nile HERMINE PETIT has the honor TO
announce her WRIST GRAND CONCERT IN AMERICA
: Performers-Slle. BERMINE PETIT, German Pianist,
Proteste Of the Royal Family Of HOllsnd nine in
three cbaruu solos ARRANGED from Lucia the Serensde u
Rossni and the popular airs Of Europe and
ions by Mr. PETIT, who will accompany bar in dou DE
part one elariopet never before attempted.
SjgporiDs ADELINE PATTI aged eight. Italian Cants-
tee in choice aas from the Somnambua Ernsn and the
Ca alma di halibrsn
Master WIN. HENRY MARSH, aged four, the American
INFANT DRUMMER, in advance, retreat and pas de-
charge, assisted by other profe ssonsl talent.
The above flor this night only 10 NewYok) 10 believed
to be reunion Of Juvenile talent before in the
world and exemp6cston Of the popular tendeocie Of
three different countries Germany Italy and America.
GREAT ATTRACTIONS.-Free Con-
NJ certs at the Otto Cottage, Hoboken by ceIesrstsd
Band Of si1 teen Performers every MONDAY, WEDNES
DAY and FRIDAY AFTERNOONS, commencing MON
DAY, June a. Should the weather be unfsyorabe the
Concert will take place the next fsir day.
GATHERS COSMORAMAS-Sec-
~ ond series-Exhibted corner Of l3th-s and Broad
way Open from A. NJ I'LL 10 O'Clock p NJ. Admission IS
cents These wos Of Art consist Of collection ofV1EWs
ofEUROPE, ASIA MINOR SYRIA, THE HOLY LAND,
EGYPT, EUBIA and ARABIA. They sketobed and
painted in oil BY Prof Ssttler
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In Press to be ready on the 18th
EQUITABLE COMMERCE: A new
IL Development Of Principles substitutes for law and
governments for the harmonious adjustment and regulation
of the pecuniary, intellectual and moral intercourse of
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discovered do not hesitate IN arm that
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important in bearings the deshy OF mankind
than before consigned 10 the same number
pages that guilty Of eItravAsance
ns that such will be the estimate placed BY Poseny upon the
discoveries OF Mr.. Warren" Is. \. ASBEsws.
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NNHE MARINE HOTEL, at Fairfield,
-rpNTSHED ROOMS-No. $50

X s.,.- hstweeu Prince and 5crins ss, with OF
SO The attention Of Gentlemen seeking Rooms
risliy invited 70 these - it believed tsJ are nsss
- AZ rordirslily dsaTsbls. References exchanged
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DANlEL WEBSTER-The Peoples

y HANIEL Webs lEh-lne feOple 5
Candidate for President i-messrs. DERBY CO. OF
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Life Of the Great American By T. ~ PaTmeee Esq., with
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Speeches with beautiful Steel Portrait Price, 81 D.
Nearly Ready,
LIFE AT THE SOUTH, or, UNCLE TOMS CABIN
AS n IS-beng Narratives Scenes and Incidents In the
Real Life Of the Lowry. By VIM. L. g. Smith, Esq l2mo.
LIFE OF MARY THE MOTHER OF CHRIsf. By
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FLEErWOOD's LIFE OF CHRIST-with introduc-
tion by Prof sesger illustrated.
SCENES AND ADVENTURES IN CENTRAL
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SILVER CUP OF SPARKLING DROPS, FOR SONS
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GOLDEN CHAIN, or, LINKS OF FRIENDSHIP l.
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AmnBemertts.

ftASTLE GARDENER o u S SET
N FAMILY under the management and direction Of
Mons JEAN ROUSSET
foe of admission, 50 cents Tickets to be had from
Dir Conway at the Garden from 10 A. NJ till 7. Nj; 81
the principal Music Stores and at the door In the evening
The doors will be opened every evening at and the per-
6mences will commence at O'Clock.
Great Triumph! Fifteen Dances Beautiful Scenery,
hcludine the Moving Panorama
h WEDNESDAY, EVENING June l6 will be performed
IN entirely new sIsnd Mystic Ballet OF Action entitled
SATHANIEL; Or, The Triumph OF the Cross
Fl Grand CONCERT SATURDAY.
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Nem Publications.

(Just publshed,)
A DISCOURSE on the LIFE and SER
IA vfcEs of PROF. MOSES STUART, delivered In
the City Of New York Sabbath Evening" January 25 1882
By Rev. VIM Adams d. Pestor Of the Central Presby
terrain Church. JOHN =. TRoW, No. % Ann-st.
A ADVERTISEMENT This day pub
IA lisbed, Good Tidings Of Great JOY; entitled THE
HISTORY OF THE ORIGIN OF ALL THINGS
written by Gods Holy Spirits Read and ponder Price
only that being the cost Of printing and circua
ting it, Apply TO FOWLERS WELLS, New-York, at
wholesale. and 70 any good bookseller at retail.
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- ARTS No 50 CaDa-st, srly opposite Mercer-st
few doors om Broadway is now the only place in New
York where buy engavngs by the old masters
French and English Stationery Mrs Van Skene's Paper
Flower Materials small Theatrical Scenes and Characters
Views and Prints for framing at lower prices than be-
foFeo ered
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A NIspusrRrous You've Man, a German,

IN well acquainted with the English language oeflo
OF obtaining responsible situation IA resPecfAbs
camille concern Would give best OF references and ~" OF
$500 security II desired would hike bay sfe~Ad an
interest If 10th parties sho aid have been suited A1ss
A. l. Tribune Office.
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Dickenss Bleak House.-Psrt ".
HARPER IL BROTHERS, No. 500

- Il rIspkIn-equhc, Puoiish Ills uaJi
BLEAK HOUSE.
By Charles Dickens With Illustrations by H. X Browne
Part " l2mo- paper l2l cents
Pull Of humor pahos, and all fsabaed with The utmost
sin OF this gtea master. ~ Y. DAILY Tunes
II capso TAIL to find Of Thousands Of readers
lN. Y. Commercial Advertiser
Ore de,ours number sitting and hike Oliver, asks for
more" n. \. lRdepennent
Bids fair take peesdenes Of Of its authors Productions
Boston Times
The characters marked such Dickens only sad
Cal be rnnke with his best lfalaium
Repee with evidences OF original observation, Of fresh and
dent spirit genius spoiled refinement
uoBal habits. Boston Bee.
This work one Of the feAest what
ia allied fictitious wrtine Louisville Journal
already ncpeb ghmpses Of character that will wnd
this nrs WoTk excitement before the tear
drop shstens upon it finale Philadelphia Model Courier
fully and abundant indications
that the WORK TO he OF and exciting interest
Lowell Journal
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THE MECHANIC.-The second mum

'I1E MEOT1b NIC'-IH NC stCUHu HuIu-
Der is Just issued. and will be continued weekly.
Contents-New and Practical Rules 10 Determine the
Power Of all size Engines Diameter of Water Wheel
Jack and Engine CTank-Shafts Strength Of Material
MensuIation and Mechanical Arithmetic continued Rule.
on thickness Of Water sbd Steam Pipes; Composition Of
Brass for Bearings &c Problems for lnyenton Production
Of Rouses Cops pinDer; Brundeds Throstle Gang Saw
Mills in Florida &C.; Miscellaneous Selections Tnos.
wishing situation any OF tbs Mechanical branches
those requiring Mechanics Of description will find this
journal good medium for advertising Our adysntsg and
such enable TO properly decide upon
the qualification Of the applicant. Terms-$l peryeG; 81
in advance All communications addressed to G. L. LEON
ARD, Editor, No. 1909 Pearl st., N. T.
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NEW GLOBES.-Copley's new l6-inch
IN Celestial and Terrestrial Globes fresh supply n
these beautiful Globes with the Of the different
nudes coloed received and for sale wholesale and
tail by T. 4 g. w. BLUNT. No. I79 Wster-st-
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SCHUBERTH & CO., Music Depot,
~ No 257 Broadway, Y request the public 70 inspect
their immense stock Of Music for Voice Piano for
hands for Organ, Violin Viooncelo Harp, Orchestra ke-
In every style for virtuosos and beginners The greatest
lection In the United States Of $4,000 worth Orders Of
Foreign and American HGsis viii be attended to with
Bromptness
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Uhanrts for Bnsiness alen.

CHANCE FOR A FORTUNE.-Ama-
~ chine for Securing Knives and Forks u in minute
Cheap single efficient durable in great demand OF ready
sale with competition May be daily, in practical
operation st Dunaps Hotel No lS5 Fultonst Rights fer
aale Come. buy and sell and get GAIN
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NI ATRIMONY AND THE SECRET

MI OF LOVE AND BEAUT1-SpIendidly lInstfAted
Teaches how TO win the devoted affections OF the opposite
Love- Costsbip &c; also how be handsome Single
book, Is cens Five copies 81. Address Dr. DUNALL Al.
bany, n. Y, postpaid Sent free BIZ return mail
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GUNNER Retreats.
at a FARMHOUSE

bOAhDINU at FAhM-f1OUOL'-
Id Citizens wishing Board in the Country can find excel
lent accommodations at the Family Mansion Of the
subscriber about miles from Glen Cove village. la at
healthy and retired the are OF ample sse
The steamboat Norwsk Croton leaves fulton marketsp
every day at 81 o'clock M.
RsJreHees-Rev Jno Phsyre, No qrsenst, ~ VI Rev.
f. II Garfield No. 223 West 20thsti Thoa h. Green, ESQ,
No. Liberty St. q. w. Gerard. No. - Pine o.
CHARLES UNDERHILL.
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THE ANGLING sPORTSMAN'S

THE ANGLING sPORTSMAN'S
Il GUIDE FRANK FoRRESTERS FISH AND
To- illustrated from Nature by the Author Henry
William Herbert, Esq, Author Of Field Sports 6e &c
This edition has been entirely revised and much valuable
information added together with the Supplementary Vol
une heretofore issued in separate forms and twenty sd
duensl Embellishments making in all nearly hundred
highly finished eDgTAyings with carefully engraved steel
standard work Angling One volume handsomely bound
IN cloth-pree -.
brought in the finest nechsncal style
nched number Of admirable uauoa-, and also Nth
seh Of valuable supplementary mattel Tue ensrAvn>
sIcsen and deem impossible 10 hAvsa noe complete
woTk lspirr OF ne ZINES
The third edition Of tins splendid ~srk Just ssued BY Stnser
Townsend another prOO Of 10 wei deserved popularity
with Anentan spoTtSnen New fors Tribune.
Thas the third edton Of deser,edJ SECULAR ~ort-i
oeket By nsnaSl Of The hshssf anhofy, and
this edition mech improved ana enlarged b. The sutton
TJesrEAl OF Commerce
the au.hen.c work hshes produced
deserves place the lbrny the Of
and pleasure, BY the aide Of Oh Walton and farr-n
Iyewart Daily Adv
sTRINGER TOWNSEND, No q Broadway.
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70 let furnished unfurpished. with full or pAfa!
Board Ia house with all modern improvements occupies
BY Feuch family where the French languages only spo-
ken and English bet little French leocs gwen 10 bo
evening. References exchanged. Address No ~ Yves
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- Notice 10 Passengers from Panama TO Cal
1ornia. The PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA-
bel called upon TO give public notice that tickets will
rscosnzed by their agent at Panama which not signed
IN oEcer Of this Company, that dcke's thus signed
= Be obtained only their Agency No IN Wests OF
BARTLETT, Esq, Boston or OF Messrs, ARMSTRONG,
LARRIs CO, New Ileans-New, York, jan %, 1852.
I By order, VIM. II. DAVIDGE, Secretary.
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practical Brickmak-

w err accustomed TO making un-dred BRICK suitable
for hydrauic cement The bricks are for large tunnel on
lie Pe.rsvlxsnia Raoaf in CLAIR Co. Penn. FOR all oshes
ntorrr.ticu Douire Of JOHN RUTTER S5thst. ard lst
sy YorkvilIe North River Bnieknaken preferred
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CHE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE

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1880 On the departure Of each Seni-Monthy Mail
ss-sr Proe 81 cents per copy
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A S SEANsTREss and Cutter and Filter,
n and 70 take care Of children, by Protestant GIL
Best Of city references gwen. Call az No 81 City HAL
place frat floor back room Can be seen for two days
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ROY WANTED Wanted, a Boy to
Apply S' 0'' 0"no ALFkg5 tfs with hi. I RSr'n
Clothing Warehouse, No. al Broadway.
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~ Notice 10 C0nsignees.-- STEAMSHIP BALTIC,
scm Liverpool will discharging under general
keer ct the foot Of Canest Wednesday. June 6, at
NJ Consgnees will please send permits on board imme-
kstely. e. X. COLLINS 4 co.
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HURNIsHED ROOMS TO LET near

E Wsbip e. on sspares-A Gen,lemsa snd his Wife, 90
Snse Gentlemen obtain very pissant psis
wfh bedrooms with without boVd In shncias private
house Inquire at No II clsnents p!sss. b hssDos-
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yoR EUROPEAN cIRcv-ATios
.x a, N, departure of each Mail Steamer for Liver
-. sI cents copy, s. per year, TO any part OF
~ s,,ssin OK "a TO the Continent postage Included.
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mant employment.

A S Cook, by a competent Woman, in
respectable family She has the best Of city refer
ence No objections going the country Apply at No
$50 ithst, between Avenue A and B.
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DOARD in the COUNTRY. Several

IL " = ~ =
10 families may obtain board for the summer season q
Meadow Side Glen Cove The house 10 nearly new with
large airy rooms pleasantly situated BY the salt water and
surrounded by beautiful wake and rides For further
ticulsrs inquire OF HENRY VALENTINE proprietor o
the Meadow Side stage line, or Of ALBERT H. COCKS, No
ISL BoweIy, ~ Y.
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NJ The Rev. M. X. Cross will deliver Lecture
Er Temperance, on this, WEDNESDAY EVENING at
beoek al the Presbyterian Church in Yorkve. Let the
bsnds of the make rally to oppose common
lnptmy.
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A S NURSE and Seamstress, or as Cham
IA bermaid and Waiter in small private family BY
respectable young Girl She is willing make herse
generally useful Good city reference. Apply at No lis
Avenue A. between 18th and lShss Can be seen foG two
DAYS
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MrDDLE-AeED Man OF COLOR wants

A N AMERICAN LADY, aged %, desires
IA to obtain situation a. Housekeeper She Is well
qualified and offers her services equivalent for pleas
ans ana agreeable home Address Mrs T. II this Office
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