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NE VS. BY THE Ais
Our Philadelphia Correspondence.
PmLAoELPHIA, February !, 1852.

Ouf FnuaNeIPhfa correspondence
PmLAnELrurA, February l, 1852.
TIE Richmond Bufchery-Trace Of ne Mvdsrers -F1e.-
Child Sugocdttd, &c.
Eome additions al Developments were made yesterday
with regard to the butchery Lehman the Jewish ped
lar boy, which indicate very plainly that the murderers
the occupants the house that examined ~
the jury of inquest They we're called Frenohnen by
the Leiehbors, but 1t appears they Hungarian
refugees They rented the house the 10th December
paying months rent in advance, and loft about the
10th ut, difposing Of their few household goods TO
dealer in second hand articles. Their landlord Mr.
gnyder lives next door ard he states that young Lehman
was in his shop the Sth q January and then
said he war goiRg ia to the Frencnmen who
had fooled him repeatedly by pretending that they
withed to purchsse jsgelTy; and that If they did
not buy anything h. intended making them pay
for his lost time. Tie last that mr. Snyder saw OK
the poor boy IN the aily between the two houses
addition the trace, Of BLOOD about the house iDd
eating that II had been tGe eotne u the murder other
items ntal evidence to light yesterday.
The nture sold ny TIA iiuusarisos was examined,
snd OF blood i0und On the chairs The bed
ding tied With cord similar to what was used in
tying up the mapgisd resps ~ the vctci They also
sold to the uesler tSg Ul feathers supposed to
have been plucked from geese stolen about the
time OF the murder. 1hsy hG4 originally tpoken about
having bsgs OF feathers, bat only sold These
feathers Of the description ne those found in
the sacks win the boy : remetns
The house was yesterday surrounded by an excited
OF the ponce 10 prevent them eo breaking in and ram
saoRing the buii0ing,
large frame building attached 70 Kin ball Il Goron's
ralroaa mandatory uear Fstn SUIT Destroyed
by IRE, lat evening with ag quantity II LUMBER and
o her ate ials The lees shout 5000.
Governor Bigler hss made tNo oi ths appointments
about whieh tie Office huutes about here anxious
j Baker takes toe place OF General Rounfort rs su
perintendant ot tie Phad lpba nd Columbia Railroad,
and DR. Gilbert, Of this city rs Port Physician, IN tho
room Of DR. Henry.
The stockholders Of the United State, BANK nest on
he u
business OF this detunct in.ttud1n at once.
The has mostly dieapresced from the ehscts or
the rain that has fallen daring the night, and yet
there liz evidence along ths a0hu isl river 81 tbs
fehet which anticipated the result of the hrst
rain
FIRE occurred last night in the vicinity Of Twelfth
Race by which three four houses IN Short
court damaged gll, six gears Of age named
Lavnia Allison suocate6 by the smoke. and others
CT the family in the house wnece the fire oommenced
forced to leap from tue windows. Two children
thrown out and caught ~ those below, Ellen
McDermot servant gil, Jumped from third story
window escsre by the stairway being cut OH by fire
Her arm and jaw broken in the fall and she re-
ceived other injuries
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REFORMATION WANTED OF BOY NAAED VIII
l liam Wyl'iams who LOFT his fssher'a protection In
January 1851 then residing 40 Green wien ST. New York
sAd boy wac native Of EnsAnd, ton years old slightly
made ntegen and had deep scar apoa his risns elbow
Information Of him would be thankfully received
should this meet his eye BY applying 20 David Henderson,
Jersey City he will something 10 his sdvantaae
NIOTICE-sH0ULD THIS MEET THE EYE or CAP
Nv tan Fish, Of the schooner Ellis and william hs will
please drop few lines At No l9 Eighth street, for A.
Knott one # his Passengers, respecting his truDR and
oblige, yours, A. h.
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RE w ARDS.

pO,OOO ginia. Portsmouth, Jan ~ B52 \: ,h
night Of Saturday sunday last q tho following tank
and specie iNots Of Bank Of vrgiua payable al
denonnations $3.50 total s27 $50 In ether notes Of
1883 g. In all S667 IS. At the time Of the robbery
t.ro In circulation eleven noses Of the Bank Of
gina able in Yortsmo as Of the denomination
end s earnestly rsqnestad that those who may be the
forthwith them this Office for rodemp lon The
patlo wsrred against receiving notes Of tho
notes Of This alton tother thrn the eoven notes
cntoncd will he re,isted aud other notes Of the de-
ce.ton imone the notes absractea payable At other
banks 500 OF counterfeit noes of which $50 note
Of the farmers Eank of yrg MIA aud IS tho
Benh Of the valley The gold nearly all American of
all denomir etons, and among 10 SOJ in dollar pieces
There sso S75 in Georgia s. pieces and Poytususse
haoe INC shove reward Of S. COO win BIO paid for TIE
Of the seien or for wnat
m " be recovered. WIN. II. WILSON, Cashier.
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1NsUHANcEs,

4 IfE 1EsURhNCE-N4TroyAL LOAN FUND LIFg
sesnr9aee Society Of London General Agents. ofoo,
40 Grand street, jersey CityThe shove company
nucs 70 effect nsurs tho vos persons
the United ststeu and California and other special hf
tarss, - ihy rsts % premium. FOR bIApt
teu plests srTly as stove 10
], iLL9gIg sTAgR. g:.f.sisg;sN
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UcRATIvE oCQUPATIog FOR EIrnEEBEx.-Tsz
IL Hsyersisor will conmuAioatc e LADY ssnemap
rntad instructors Ia two be,uitu agts with four other
respectable end highly commemorative occupations requirrg
prevtoua knowledge bus t1ipE outl.y md eunertY
xp.t able either youth siut fbcth 70
the Bano wholly ~ Leisure hours, winter
aud ~ crdnay ndusty 6eeule good lncome IL he pro
taeiion articles in oonetEra demand throughout tho
Uaion me lstuosionb viii 10 punotusly Forwarded BY
rctrrn n. % part " The United states for ST. By
addressing 4. L. JbUhrhobME. Rochester, n. "
DARnoWrs FATRHr PLArIHG MACuINE.-rHs
- fyh e osc.lalt q the city aRd o;upsy u New York
gaxsthr With bo balance az tae STATE for eAlo Apply
JOHNSON n WESTERy EFT, No. sl5 washipgsol stree
~heGe machine san DO zoe n in operation.
nvGRCoATs, &o.--TgE sUBsCRIgERs ARE OFFER
~ nS large eolk Of comfortable Winter Clothing. 81
best qusllty, and will be sol 10. prices also Boys
Ciothur 10 great variety. ALPR&p EUNEoE & CO., III
Broadway besvaon Howard And Grand ssreots.
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yVANTED-A FIRsT-RATE COOK. WASHER AND
w Ironer--also, yeunE girl to do chsmberwork, and
visit the table, In small privlte family Mono but
Proestsnts who thoroughly understand their ana
come well ded need spply Inquire ~ No.
zoe West Twenty eighth street. between Eighth and Ninth
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NJ Office TO CON rRIBUJoRs TO yHE LONDON EN-
IN 10 the Great Exhibition IN Lon
don 1851 whose soods have heen returned b the Caroline
Read, hereby notified 20 call the subsorbar pay
thst have said goods And
them from tho Navy Yard mmtdiatey or Troy VIII ba Id
10 pay charges. NJ y. DODGE, 10 HacdougM etteet
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sSEGAB3, SEGARS.-YZSAGA " ErULsIN, NO. Z
- Front atsset, have received ~ reoet arrivals from
BavGnr largo lob OF f.yor.o braG1g which, together
With their former stook comprises of the bost
ents to be found In bis market Their present stock
braces shove hf.y brands. which 19
regsi.s Lola hopteg, superior; 6W3 do Arsuisar do :
500 DO, Salvsdora; 6U0 DO, YgilApca; 90 pr g
call 5000 ontres foc Eontes ,upcror 9O09 Do. Ssva-
ders 10000 do. Vglsuois 10000 Aillar Comrn, dio
Honda; go Coz DO hlqulssrs, part in bond; 6VQ Paaee
las AlQu2ersi 1860 de-. sslvadctc Co, ohore 6uN0 do
Lola sontes supcror; 6UV CsrfesJ do dol 900 Vogue
osSusana 5000 Uyiindradas DOL 5o9D Concrete
Lbre 6C90 Trabucos sslyAdcra; l;J 900 I'll siarr1 low
Iece: COCO Lccntius. Also sO'00 na- Comm vari rus
brsrd ye:y fine, Gil Of which offered Tor lle upon
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VUANTED-A SITUATION BY A YOUNG WOMAN
W. Who 10 protested Cook and nrst rave osset sne
would objections to do part OF the washing
ing and would not object going into me county,
much OF object good s,tuaton abe can come
with best Of city reference For partcuars inquire ~
l22 Mott street, or . note addressed to A. L.
a RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES SIrUA
"A ton in private family, 70 take caro- Of children
ID hrst rate esmstress would be FOUND oeernb'e
person TO attend one or two ladies' HAS no obJeoo 70
town country Hss city reference PI9 ase sppy 70
Mrs b. Carhsrt Carlton House, whore she may DO esn
Tor two or three DAYS.
A GENTS WANTED.-FiFrEEN OR TWENTY ACTIVE
"A business men are yanted TO opersts "a agcnsin kpr
vicinity. Eastern preferred TO su' n, constant A.
Pigment and liberal will be given Apply MN sdatsly,
81 az Broadway up STARE.
DARkEEPER WANTED-A NAN WHO MUST PER.
~ eeLy underitand the business, and bring uddoubted
reference IRON his last place. Inquire 81 COZ Broadway
basement.
CLERKs WANTED-A YOUNG NAN OF CORRECT
ment for month tprhaps longer from Tuesday next ho
emplo smother Of similar quahc tons
salary of 800 Apply TO Box 4Si general Post
Office, during this day stating with OF Wi
ting, and where the applicant can ,e seen to-day.
Two HOTEL KEEPERs.-AS MANAGES Or aEAD
Waiter.-A young uan who has been IA tho hr5s no,
tells IN Germany EDglan and Italy. Tor tho last
tv ard who speaks tho Languages those
safsetory and guarantee, if required
addressed to a. D. r. this office. will meet wish prompt at
fenton
ysSo PRINTERS on ANY ONE ELSE.-THE ADYER.
teer IL aerous OF employment Nc is practical pria
er yersed In brsnohos-hts had charge various
3tices in ths oty aud others and f,voably
Likewise familiar wth mercantile business, collecting
barkeepg snyttng for employment The hess OF
PROMPT stseasion will DO aaa objections
tho country.
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THE MEMBERS OF ORIENTAL LODGE. NO. 6S. O..
OF o. T. are requested 70 attend the funeral of
late brother H. ~ Elddge Tuesday tn Sd inst at 10
o'clock A. NJ, from the OF Seventh and
Thirty fourth street. w. r. DOTY, @.
o. CT 0. IA GENERAL ATTENDANCE OF THE
memters Of Olive Branch Lodge No 3D. o. of o. r..
10 requested this evening at their Lodge Room, No all
Broadway lecture by Brother Doctor Benson be
expected. E. j. HAMILTON, n. u.
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VA ANTED-A SITUATION, BY NEAT AND TIDY
w and most respectable Protestant young woman az
Cnambermad ana Waiter. Nurse and Saamstrsss 10
perfectly capable to I'LL either stu alton Caa be 70. two
days II not engaged at 3i2 Fulton street Military Garden
Blockyn,
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q On hLHARn.-LoST ON SATURDAY MORNING
Db~O about o'clock, tho premises 10 Can.
street poehet-book containing email sum OF money
VIC racine Bank snd variou6 AM papers
yeue TO any one but the The payment Of all which,
been stopped Whoever leaves IL a. 40 Cannon street
or G6 Fourth street, viii receive the reward.
DAVID Il. YoUNGS,
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ENsxyxUCTION,

EHsyKUCTION.
A LADY WHO rs COMPETENT TO TEACH rHE
"A Engsh branches Of education thoroughly 10 five
lnssruotons the pisns and has the experience i've
yesrs IS principal teacher, desires situation teacher OF
ehor or both Satisfactory references given Apply c.
watson Co.. I5f Chatham ssrees. for Information,
ERENCH LANGUACE-PRIvATE LEssoNs.-A GEN.
man, native % Paris who has been giving tn
mat Language Tor the lsss year wishes gs few
pnpls Terms 30 Tor twelve lessons. Please addEoss l..
\ /, S72 Pearl street IN the store
OLIVER II. eOLDskITH'3 w2ITISG ROOMS No go
broadway thrss corner shove tho irvag Housed ysfms
recrced one haiviz s. 80 for Lessons of one how
each btatonery Nc twenty asgocst0 for 49, Including
ssSnSry Private nstsGolion reduced tloI ei5 30 $40
tog the course.
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rptEANN

ElhsT OFF CLoT8ING.-wAbTND TO PURcH AjE
- Rroub two Thousand dollArA worth Of GOOD lot ~
IoiitnE IN ergo Dman qnapttee, Tor rhi n tho iu
vsue vi Nc Syou In current mgnoy application either
ruenay orhfouRh root 70 James NorOncy A. his sofo
ii orange steot, a few doors from Chatsam street
CAsT OFF CLoTs mo AND FURNITURE wtygEp.-
~ The hghcst price can he obt ladies and geatlo-
tho have any leb on Clothing, Furnsure and Jew
cry &C. 10 d,spoc Of hy snting throush thu post
Lls!.t .t.eGae! 81 ny N.s Leyens,Ia,
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| RARKEEPER WANTED.-A NAN WHO MUST PER.
- feeiiy undr and the business and bring uadoubted
reference IRON his last place. Inquire 81 COZ Broadway
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Two THE BLIC-CAUTIoN.-NorIcE IS aEaERY
given, that Check drawn; payable 20 u Irlz,r, %
bearer, ihe FArmers and Mechanics Bank New bruns
wick BY william hsioy, ana dated January ih os Tor
One Thousand Dollsrswas oet. as supposed IN New
York city Friday the 30th inst. The payment OF tho
said check has been stopped ana onuton Is hereby gwen
against person receiving the same Tho hneer OF tho
above check will no literally rewarded by giving
inform alton I.Ao r. Frazer conductor. NJ Railroad,
Jcrrev city j. Hatfield Frazer, at New Beunswiok.
Now hi nlace OF residence.
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w AEIED-A SITUATION BY WET MUSICIAN
w produce good eaommendas iors from her last
ployer. apply At corner Of Fifth and Twentieth
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Two LET ISaHBIATELY-UALF OF HOUSE NO 10,
Twelfth street. between Fifth and ri sth avenues with
privilege q tho whole after lat Nay Rent quarterly Ia
saytnce, Enquire Oh che premises.
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ATANTED-AN EXPERIENCED PROTESTANT
w Nurse. capable OF taking the entire charge Of n
fant Other need apply Inquire at of fifth
and Twentieth street. between the hoare nine and
O'clock.
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DRAFTS FOR SALE, PAYABLE AT ANY BANK III
IL Great Britain an Ireland. Parcels forwarded 90
all parts Of the werld. by EnFARDS, SANFORD g..
Adams Co.'S 6 and Is all street. Goods purchases d,
rped cleared arrya a. and forwarded With she utmost
dis Atch Bile collected. &c. &c. Bank Of England Notice
and Boyereigns wanted
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GOCiETY .sEETIsas. ERC.


o. o. F-NOTICE.-THE R. ". GRAND ENCAMP
ment of Southern New York. will commence its resua
Hemi spnn.t session at q room. r. Hall Mond,v
Feb. at7b o'clock, r. Fspresen tatives will please
pun AL in attendance By order,
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NOTICE 70 CONTRA CTo Rs.-sEALED PROPOSALS
~ will be received al the office Of the American Asnto
aud Pacific Ship Canal Company No "a Brosdway until aho
suth day Of FebuAry next Tor ths following ror
each between Virgin Bay and Ban juan
del Nicaragua all the and ther BAGGAGE
that may pass thss pArs OF their ans route or
OF three ID Fer the transportation OF all the
hesht and treasure be.vcan the shove points that may DO
by the Cor like period 3D. The passengers
70 90 good and substantial covered oar
cs coaches ord all freight and reasura 10 DO conveyed
suitable other equally good vehclsa
Gsh Tho company 20 hsve readiness tsnd keep good
pair Dank road the ere dis between tho points
tho September neIA IT Which sine
tho service Of transsr-sf .ssengern above s 70 com
hAAC y. LEA. Secretary
DAWN OKERS BEWARE STOLEN FROM lG2
East Twent thivd street., Sunday evQnaE hetseea
and o o'clock. two black Oyerc0ats, small, lined
throughout wi silk, and tho other of Ordinary 1',
lined With purple woolen nilg, with red spo Tho
will BIO suitably rewarded BY leaving eeher OF the above At
oarokA tre
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GHAKSPEARE BALL TIE SEVENTH ANNUAL
~ Fancy Dress and Civic Rail- OF this ASCOT tlon. will be
held Friday evening February 9th, At tho Broadway
Casino Tickets 81 may be had at etrinser rownsoni
William Ball Soma, OF the members and At tho door
evtnng of G. Lovers OF the alss Polka Sshotsch, will
find this ball worthy Of aten lion. Bcown Negro. aud
Nose characters NOS admitted. j. g. C0NNOf, President,
j, W. EoFFMAN, Secretary.
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ENAHTED-HY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w stuaton Cha mbermaid and Waiter and to assst
in tho washing an ironing hao the bs city roeseasa
Please call at O3 Warrington street Can DO seen or three
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THE HALL st1A8ONs

JUNIOR BACHELORS --NIBLO's-TEyTH SEASON,
Ibl-2 subscribers # the above
speotuy informed that tho Il rd last Soec OF the
will take place "Wednesday evening" tho it1
of February Single admission tickets FOR this assembly,
may had Of tho Andrew W Legsat 10 Canal
street. 30 order, WILLIAM PArFEN Preodent.
JoUa WILLIAMSON, REQ. Sec.
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EMPIRE LODGa, NO g. l. o F-OFFICEES ANB
- Brothers, are hereby notified 70 meet the Lodge
Room Monday, Feb 1851 AZ hslf past one O'clock 2.
NJ to attend the funeral Of late brother, Tm
ger. Residence, Ne. VArick street
BY order. WIN. C. GREEN. N, @.
THOMAS LAWRENCE, Secretary.
Brethren of ether Lodges ~ invited.
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TERENCE BOYLE, AUJTIOEEER-STORE NO. 1856
Il Chatham ssrcet-This day. at 10 O'Clock, at No. ~
Gsthains street shS Of boarding house Tables
Toilet Tables, Looking GasBee Carpe Oil Cloths, window
Sha.ea Clocks Bureaus Sdeboards Cooking stoves, Par
lor do Crook cry, Glass Ware Kitchen Furniture
VALUABLE BROOKLYN PROPERTY AT AUCTION
Anthony J. Blocker will sell at auction on Thurs
day. February At O'Clock. al the Merohants Exchange
New YORK. the three story and basement house
lot of ground known Bergen street in the city Of
Brooklyn. The lot is ~ by l0U depth; house
by So feet hlled in with brick to tho peak finished in
good STYLE with marble mantas &o For full PARTICULARS
apply to the auotioneer, No. 7 Broad street,
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

FOA BALM AND To AGVs
61 E0n-TOR SALE-A SPLENDID BILLIARD
H%sOOV Saloon, containing several elegant tables.
Inc location is good an the receipts 500 week.
This the best chance offered in this business
The proprietor has other important business Apply
Ilmoyc Co.. 2 Hudson street. in the store from A.
toS NJ
billiard TABLES FOR SALE, TWO TABLES,
ID made in the best having but
time. Apply AT No. Isl South street.
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POLITICAL.
FINE ARTS.

EIEE ARTy-COLORED DAGUERFEoTYPES FOl
Fifty Cents Kings shylight Rooms, los Bowsry, 10
Hester and Grand streets the only establishments
tho city whore he hes. shyligbs hand
anger xes atequay low rates. No charge unless perfect
satisfaction 10 given.
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W sion as Ladys Maid or seamsress or Chaabern aid
and seamBress Sood city reference II required three
years in her situaon Please call at 2s3 Sixth avenue
three doors from Eghteent tn street.
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TNANTED-BY A REsPECrABLE YOUNG GIRL, A
w situation Chsmbermad and Waiter, or would % the
general Of small family take children
lies good Please call TO lis street,
Ca be for two
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY TWO YOUNG NO.
w men; alter Waiter and Chan ala;
the oshr Cook snd is good washer and ioner OBJ
lection TO do the 81 housew tor small private Ia
Ry Best city rfereE gtye1 Please call at No - Yves.
Nineteenth street between sxth and Seventh Can
be
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.sTnAg ENGINE AND BOILERS FOE SALOONS
- second arc six horse Engine with boiler, ppeg 80.
nearly zew completes one second hand eight hoTse ooomo
I've Boiler "a horse, and 20 horIe upright .uhnlsr
}oiersi aieo, Boiler, fees diameter 80 feet
sith a-it IN fues. Inquire Of
thCOk Il UNDEEUlLL, foe s Tenth ST., East River.
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NANTED-BY RESPECTABLE MARRIED W0
w man, . baby to wetnurse AZ hr own residence who
has lately lost her and has breast full Of milk Gao
be highly recommended Can be say lime ~ "a rwea
fourth street, between Six and SEVENTH No
one but y respectable lady apply,
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Two UIGUERREOpYPTSrS FOR SALE, THE BEST
arranged and cheapest sky Light Gallery
81 or without the ia0truments and successful
5eraton. Inquire in the ugniture store No. Spruce
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gHANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL. A SIrUA'
w tiou to do cooking, ashirg, and ironing in private
family TIE best OF city be Please c.
al Isl Third avenue Can lie for three days.
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aPECIAL UOTIUR.

nyoTIcE TO CALIFoRNIANS.-A MEETING or Ca
~ fornians visit 70 ths Atlano sssSes will 30
will be the meeting 10 the Presdsns and Ca
net and 70 beth Houses Of Congress- grew d
sess sss wsst cosss generally All person, from CALI
forpia and oregon are 70 ~ present. I;er 81
srent interost 20 US ali will cons decs'on
Committee Of Arrxngoments-James - Crans Demos
Strong, A. Smith. David Alexander. J. Huntington.
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A REsPaCrABsE
w young womsn, in private family So Cook. Washer
aud who nndratt nd6 pastry would take
situaon onambernaid and TO do sng Has the best
from her lasS employer Can be Two
DAYS. at lb5 Elizabeth 81
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