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MKS. HENKlQUE'S
ENGLISH AND FRENCH ACADEMY FOR
YOUNG LADIES,
Richmoud.

MRS. HENKlQUE'S
ENGLISH AND FRENCH ACADEMY FOR
YOUNG LADIES,
Richmond.
MI RS. H., formerly of this city, and lately of
Iva Lynchhura wishes TO inform her friends and
the public. that she will re open her Academy for
Young Ladies, in this city the st of October,
in the fine school room lately occupied by MIR Finch,
over the sunday School Room of the Syc.
amOre Church, on llth street, between Broad
and Marshall streeis.
Competent assistance will be employed in any
branch where net ed
TERms-S2O, $50, and $40, for the English
Branches; Ancient and Modern Languages, each
$40
Each of the above named tuiti On fees subject to
deduction of per cent for those Dho engage
their pupils for the hole scholastic year of 10 months
and pay ca session Of fire months an adranCe.
For information concerning personal qualifica-
uens and fidelity as teacher, Mrs II. refers to her
numerous patrons and pupils, both in Lynchburg
and Richmond now residing in this city.
Mrs. III will be found every morning at the
SCHOOL ROOM, and In the evening at Mrs. Pen
dletons boarding house, Main street, between 9th
and 10th streets. Sc 22-l2t*
AHIsS ANNIE T.. ALVEY respectfully
ls1 announces to Der friends and the public that
she will give instruction Ito limited number Of
pupils) on the "PlANO FORTE" She begs leave
to refer TO the following gentlemen of the Virginia
Female Institute, Staunt0
Rev. K. II. Phillips, Principal
Rev J. c. Wheat. Vice Principal.
Rev I. T. Cas,lemau.
J. c. Engelbrecht Professor of Music
Also, Rev Geo. Woodbridge, OF this city.
TEnMs-S50 per annum, or IS per month"; paya-
BILE quarterly. Residence on End, between Marshall
and CLAW streets. Sc 6--lm*
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l1ICOT'S LCSTRAL HAIR TONIC
This excel eat preparation has been styled by
many the "Malchless be 4utler OF the hair so EFF
cent and magical in its effects upon the hair, stm
uatng every torpid vessel, and by vigorous,
health full effort throwing II all scuIf and dandru
that morbid circulation has accumulated, and re
newing cleansing ard besutfying the hair. render
ing ii glossy, SILKY ard fair 10 be had at
oc PiCOTS Drug Store
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Quotations
FAsHIUNABLE DANCING.

2A
u CHARLES A. McEVOY has the zHE4t
1A honor of announcing to his friends 0c9aH
E1A and The public that be has removed ~
his Academy from the Exchange Hotel to Boshers
Hail corner of Main and 9th Streets where he will
commence his sixth annual session in Richmond on
Friday Ever ing Oct 1st 1852. for G. ntle men, and
an saturday morning Oct 2, for Ladies, Misses and
Masters.
His stvle is systematic and elaborate, embracing
every Dance and Waltz recognized or practissd
in the fashionable society OF both this country
and Europe. rs selected by hin self during tile
last spring and summer. First season OF the new
Dsnces Esmeraldo and Cicianne also the iate I'M
provements in the fashionable Dances and Wal'zes
of last year.
MIR. NJ promises to use every exer1on 70 give
that satisfaction which secured Tor MIN 80 liberal
patronage on foi mer occasions. The hail WIZ ee
fitted up in a comfortable manner, and every iacl
lty afforded those attending the school 10 acquire
all the advantage arising from knowledge OF this
desiable accomplishment either a heathful exer-
cise the requirement OF graceful and easy car
rage.
Days of tuition for young ladies, misses and mas.
tiers, Wednesday afternoons, commencing at
O'Clock; and Saturday mornings at ii O'Clock. For
gentlemen Tuesday and Friday evenings, from u
TO 81 o'clock.
TERMs-sl0 per quarter, Sl6 per session 1t viii
be- seen that there is considerable deduction made
when entering for the season.
N. B. private class for gentlemen will be form.
ed. Mr.. NJ. may be seen at the hall any day during
the session, or a few days before it's commence.
ment se2l-eotf
The MISSES Kings BOARDING
l. AND DAY SCHOOL, Grace street, Church
Hill will open September 20ih. Having increased
the number OF efficient instructors in all the Eng.
lsh department, the Misses King hope their School
will be rendered still more worthy of the confidence
of their patrons
The French will be taught by Mr.. POITIAUX,
long known a successful teacher.
Prof Christian will have charge of the Arithme.
tic, Algebra, and Geometry Rev. H. S. Aeppler,
teacher of Natural Sci nces Composition, and Rhet-
oric Mr.. Persico, Drawing snd Painting. Seig-
nor George, Piano and Guitar se7-ecdO7
MRS. MALLOkY's SCHOOL, FOURTH
In STREET, between Grace ard Frauklin.-The
next session of this School will commence on the
first of October.
Miss NJ. will take charge of few small boys in a
separ tie apartment se1l-lmF
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EHN BARGAINS. BAKGAlNS.! OF
EA CHINA, CROCKERY a. GLASS WARE,
w. NO,21S Broad Street.-The subscri.
Der is now receiving some handsome China
Tea Sets, elegant China and Bohemian cut glass
Toilet Bottles. with great many other nice Fancy
Articles. He keeps always on hand supply of
white, blue and mulberry Granite, and common
Crockery-Ware
County orders carefully packed and sent to any
part OF The city free of charge all at much reduced
prices. k. l.. HICkSUN
1900 dozen best quality and common Tumblers.
Sc 81
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iETCHEsOS'S CELEBRATED KEN.
IL EDY FOR BLIND AND BLEEDING PILES
Warrant, sef,, and mild remedy for
Files, Pralapsus AMI, and all other diseases of the
rtctum. One box will convince the patient If its
mid ard curative properties.
Price OF. one dollar. 2 OF. SOC per box
Prepared by w. HUTCHINSON, Amsterdam,
Buetou:t County, Va.
For sale IN Richmond by Purcell, Laid g. Co,
Dove IL o ard Ada & GRAY Sc 29-d1y
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aNOTlCE TO FARMERS
AMI TnA'rD ,,TNA

DOMESTIC GOODs.-Beached and brownCot.
y tons sheetings, Linens, Toweilings, Table
diapers. Bed Tickipgs, Stair Diaper, MarseilIes
oaits, furniture Prints, &c. In order to close nv
STOCK oil heavy Goods, all will be sold very cteap
Sal LOT bargains at WIN. J. SWORnS',
pc 20 22l Broad street
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" AND HARNESS LEA I'll ERA OF just re.
cev. on consignment which will be sod low to
c!csa Also a few barrels prime Old Peach aud
apple Brandy
NORVELL JONES & EGGLEsTON.
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NJ ite. MEADs sCfUOL, u .as Z
ivl STREET, Shoekoe Hull. Will be ra-nnef ed
on Monday the 4sh day OF October. se 21-2ws
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EALL GO0DS.-A beautiful assortment just
4 IN, OF the most fashionable styes, cheap and
prctty-a description Of which, would be a M
impossible. Call ard examine for yourselves, at
Head Quarters, f1r fashionable Clothing
f. B SPENCE,
No $780, corner Of Main end Governor streets.
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MI KS. PHILLIPS kNGLIsH AND
W FRENCH BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES, Broad street. opnns,,- the
City Hall, will open MONDAY, Oct 4. Matte.
macs and Natural Sciences will continue 10 he
under the charse Of NJ ROSTER. The depart
ment OF Modern Languages Drawing and Paint
successful teacher The French ia l4sght BY Mr.
Persico and Miss vassas and equally efHcient
teachers are secured in all the o.her Departments
class OF pupils under 8 years Of age will be 70.
ceived All .etafs Of enquiry viii be promptly an
swered. Address the piac.pal. au 30-d&w6w
Al Mr. MEADs s1;1Ie111I.. q a., Z
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i OG would consult your own interest, read
L. the following certificate from uellknown gen
tieman OF this city:
RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 1sr, ls50-To Mrs. A.
B. Daws-Dear Madam: have used your "Cough
Elixir" in my family for about two years, in all
cases OF colds and coughs !; and have, on various
occasions recommended il to the use OF my friends,
and an happy TO cay that, in every instance it has
giTen entire satisfaction. Indeed, so Infatuated
have become to is use, in cases of coughs ard
cclds, that | never think Of recommending any
other remedy either in my own family or to my
friends. Yours, &c,
JAMES WsLEWELLEE
For sale, wholesale and retail, by BENNETT g.
BEERS, A. BODEkER, CHAS. BECK, and CHAS
YALE, and Mrs. A B. DAVIS, Main street, Kicn.
mond SECS
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IO COtNTkY MERCHANTS, VINO are
L pure hasing their fall supplies, will please cali
and examine our stock, which is complete, ard The
prices will compare with any house ia the country
STEBBlNS, DAkRACOTT d. CO.
&C l0l Broad street
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Nv 40 Tar PUBLIC The Res-n
4yASsubs cEioer Offers his services @S5.2A n
to taa public HORSE and COW NA
DOCTOR Having had an tex ensve xzzzf.<kk
practice, ne hatters himself that he VIII be able to
give satisfaction 10 all who oay be disposed t pat
rOnlse hifn. He may hs found at his residence up
Eert nd Il Broad street, lear Buchanens Spring.
~ Charges moderate.
Sc za-lWr PETER CRAP
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~ Butter landing per steamer, for sale in snv
quantity by EULST & KING
Sc 2s Franklin street, opposit. Old Market
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DkOCADE, kICA PLAID AM rLAiS
- COLohED AND BLACk sILkS.-We have
now IN store elegant stock vi handsome 3r1esae,
rich plaid, fancy colored and black Silks. which We
are enabled and determined to otter At extremely
low prices They are desirable and iashioiao.o
styles. having been recently selected la New fofA.
We respectfully invite the ladies To examine our
assortment HART a. MOSES,
ss2S 63 Main street.
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L ICORICE PASTE.-i5 cases ! q A. 20 =
II Gorice Paste; 81 cases Ynurria do, LANDING COR
sale by s WI
Is RACON g. pAcpCpu,,
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4 ADlEs, GAl9EM BOUTS q W Ain.
IL ISG SHOES just received, several cases OF
isdies' Cater Boots and Walking Shoes. Great
bargains can DO obtained by calling cary al
HART a. MOSES,
~ % g lain stfeet.
LIVE TONS COUNTRY IRON, rees,siSg
seSs BACON 4 BASKERVILLE.
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ZINE SPONGES.-Surseon's, BATHING .nd
- Carriage spoages, for sale by
PURCELL, LADD co.
W. Druggists, 90 NJ ain street
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4 OSBORNS DAGUERREAN GALLERY is the
place to get fine Sky,Iight Pictures taken for ST.
We would invite all 10 call soon, as we shall not
take low pictures but few weeks.
We have made arrang emehts To take pictures OF
sick or deceased persons at their residences Our
prices are from 81 To $40. OSBORN'S,
Opposite the Banks, sign of the American Flags.
jy
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DRY GOODS.

fShhlS .AANT1LLAs.-THE SUBSCRIBER WIZ
Of Gr Inspection this daya very large i'm
IN Mantillas received during the M a. s
IN fari and which he enabled to ofer ~ ron
tica,ar prices as must command ready sale p.r
,arsy ns d9afs with rich deep fringe, and IN
ne sane moderate ratio magnificent stonr good: ~
ana reneh Cashmere and other
rams kaIaila Emye.rn, 3tI ByosdwsI. wv DVLPiN.
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AGENCY.

TO HEADS OF FAMILIES ANn oTnros ~
,I would respectfully solicit tho attention OF
hs o,.v papc 70 thc Agency which, connection with
rhh ba ny lo5 procuring good servants tho business Of
var ssnt without the strongest Presumption that they viii
& saNingthe employer from and use.
l. j. nopes that employers will take this matter
s0nsderation help to supply scknoviedssd desds
n"p,Hta tleH oydeys, sy eA, aSd try be sys. en-.
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LOST AND REWARDS,

II MISS ISABELLA CLIFFORD W Ill GALL AT THE
i Broadway Post Once, che will ind letter from her
friend that win be 70 her advantage.
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INV TURr.

>>~AN>~>~~~>e~~>><oNo~<.o
CENTRKvILLE COURSE L. L-rROrrNG-VRI-
~ day. lay 18th, 1t o eook, +. N. Purss and sweep
STAKE, $6W Nile heats, IN harness heIeushlin aames
b. M Lazy brsoks; Conkfn names &. Centrsviile; D.
Phiitr names q m Lady Vernon; o. Spioer namss War
Eagle; G. Psrrpe names b. III. Flora Tomplc Onnbuess
leave Fulton Ferry, Brooklyn At click i. A.
JOEL CONkLIN, Proprietor.
Union COURSE, L. I.-TRoTrlNC MONDAY, MAY
~ II, A. o'clock L. M-Purse of $500, 500 20 &, to
the second best horse the Three miles and repeat
WI elan names b. Jack Rosstcr: Mr.. spiecr g.
Vermontj Mr., H. Jonos names b. e. Pe.' Mr.. H. Woodruff
names b. m Boston Girl. Cara will leave South ferry
Breokyh at o'clock r. NJ Fare each way, % cents aud
return as soon as the sport is
john l. sNE oIlER. Proprietor.
Union COURSE. l.. I.-TRoTTING.-POSrP0NE
~ ment-Ihe trots that como of Thursday,
Nav "a were postponed till Thursday June 3d. in oonse
quence OF the weather Due notice will be given Of
tcuars. JOHN |. SNEDIKER, PROPRIETOR.
HUNTING PARK COURSE, PHILADELPHIA.-THE
following sMeepstake ana purses will be given. so come
No Monday, Juuc 7th-sweopstake, Sl0) zach, half
forfeit $40 added by the track free for all that
purse over 500 John Davis not excepted Mile heats best
in i've in harness.
No.?. Thursday jane lOth-samo Noi. Two mils
heats, 10 harness.
No. B. Wednesday. June 9th.-Purse $50. Mile heats
best in five in harness, free for all. - ~
No L. Monday june l4th.-Purse $780, Mile heats best
in tive, to skeleton wagons, free for all.
No 5. Thursday, June Eth-Purse $3.50. Two heats in
harness free for all in the above trots Mae excepted
To close Saturday, May 30 a r. Keyser's. corner OF
Eighth and Chestnut streets at 10 o'clock NJ three
mVye 10 make y field, and two TO start.
BUCHANAN a. co, Prorretors,
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RhAADDERss RlNNETs, AND SHEEP TONGUES =
Tor saio very superior lot OF 900 dozen
hee, padders; oo dozen well cured runnes and 55
sheep t2nsns smoked or In brine, at the fall ~,
oladder at a. cents ref dozen; Cavss az 10Y
per Iozcni sheep tongues az cents: ~
tended to. "ii w immmedately at
i. 4. EAvERsoN, fArch street, Philadelphia.
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VIZ ANYED-BY RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT
" girl situation as good Cook. Washer, and lrener
Has short distance in tho country Good
reference required Please call At A. Srag street, up
stairs Can be for tw DAYS.
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LIQUORS.

T HIGGS HITLER, (LATE DALLIMoRE) IMPORTED
and dealer in wines brandics, porter, Ales, brown
The old stand, 53 Houston street. corner Of Aal
herr
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WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE ENGLISH WO-
w man TO learn the dressm aknG vest max
has htte idea of the dcssmakns Board while
Ing The best of city reference given. May
Jay street, Brooklyn, for three days.
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WANTED SITUATION As COOK by pREsGH
w who furnish the best OF fee0Mmsnaa-
tons. Inquire az 5i3 Broome street
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NVU ANTED-A HOUSEKEEPER, FROM Thirty TO
w thirty-fye years old American En- gi-h pre-
f,rea to take Of small family, whore there
goupg children. One who give uneNoeptionabie rea
stnee and would be willing to for small
ton will have good comfortable home Address Boa 81
Lower Post Office.
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WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT
W young woman, situation Chambe aid aud Seam-
stress or as nurse and SeaHstress has objection
travelling Good city reference Please call 3 Twelfth
street between First and Second avenues. Can be
two days;
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WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
w situation rs Nurse and scanstrcss, or as Waiter.
IAN give satisfactory reference Apply ~ her last place 6s
West Twenty third sssee', between seyesA and Eighth
avengss
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"ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
w situation rs Chambermaid Washer and Ironer,
a. ChambermEid and Waiter The best Of city reere
I'll
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WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
w astustion to d general Houscwork; is good wash
and GOOD city reference given. Please
call az No l67 street. Clinton and Attor-
ney streets. second 1oor, front room.
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VrASrED-AN OUT DOOR SALESMAN. FOR SHIRTS

W and other articles in gentemen's furnishing line.
Nae need Apply unless we'll acquainted with the business
snSaise ksvnr Au extensive connection mske sales Ap.
ty With Gsed city references at Cortland, street, In the
basement.
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COREIGN EXPRESS, NO. 10 WALL STREET Ann IN
London Liverpool. Hayre and Bremen al nj Mi tbc
Offices of Adams Go. IN the " $. Parcels merchamiise
forwarded throughout the world Drafts on Europe every
Lind OF mercantile and confidential business transacted
with rromptncss and fidelity. EDWARDS, SANFORD 4
60, az Adams II Cos, ~ all street.
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ing furnished house, twelve rooms suitable
family would be LET 20 ten tweys single
entlemon with without breakfast aud tea Reterencss
given and required. Apply to ~ D. LEE "a W all street.
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w good cook, washer and ironer. C9mmonoaMon may
be had and reference obtained, by applying AZ ~ irving
place lived the las Year and can be seen for
Iva HAN
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Nv ANfED-BY A RESPECTABLE WIDOW WOMAN,
situation as Nurse and Seamstress has lived in that
capacity for several Of the most respectable
fAmi ies las no incumbrance. No objection town
country Would take charge Of baby fran its births or
would 20 as Chanbsrmaid Washer, and IToner Good
gwen Can be for three dayo from ten to
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WANTED-A SITUATION. BY RESPECTABLE
w young woman az Chanbofmaid and Waiter, e. do
general housework in small private family can do paia
cooking Washing and ming Can get good city
Please call at the grocery of Hicks and narr-
streets South Brooklyn second story back Can
be for two days, from till o'clock in the afternoon
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: WANTED--A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
w young woman, 60 do general houseworki hrst rate
washer and and do plain cooking refer-
fences. Can be three days Call at $50 Mott
street, in the rear, first door.
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VUyO IET-ON STATEN ISLAND, FURNISHED
House, pleasantly located, near the ferry with gar
den of ono view OF tho bay aud
tans nine rooms Kitchen Address, with real H.
A., 216.
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ITO LET-THE BASEMENT NO. 81 PARK ROW,
under Ioyojoys otel good stand for boot and shoe
store good tenant and for term Of years.
Inquire in trunk store.
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~ ton as llousemad ana seamstrcss, Chamberms aid
SID Seamshress Good city reference oapability
Please apply Mt Mrs. Harris's Ladies' sud Gentlemen
lnen establishment 1876 Blocker ST. near Maedoueal ST.
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WANTED--h NEAT PROTESTANT WOMAN A
w Cook will he required to do any washing. Hes
efcity references required. Apply, from to ~ A. at
GIamcrey park, Twentieth street, Irving place.
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VxyANrED-BY A REsPECTABLE YoUSG WOMAN,
w aetuation, as good Cook understands her business
IN al its br anehes and ia willing to assist in the washing
and cp, g. The best OF city reference given Can be
for two days. 20 Eleventh street between Fret aud Sc
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NEW YORK AND rEILADELPHIA DIREcr-u. s
IN Mail and Express Lines. through In A., hours NJ IT,
Railroad, via Jersey CITY leaving New York aG w. foot
Of Cortlandt street. A. w. ana j r. ", Liberty street
Leave pha at hours from foot
Fare reduced 10 50 for first class and 81 20 second class
Baltimore Washington and Chnrleson through eksts sold
in the above lipes and through luggage carried In the
and w ~ linosfrom Scw York, with Urorgh ccndoc.
ctrs yithonb expense
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY a YOUNG WOMAN
w in small private family to do general
Please call at No 1856 Mott the rear Ths
city references from her last situation
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VUANTED-A COOK; NONE BUT FULLY COME
w whi.e woman need apply Cali IT 70 Lsfaye.ss
place, between 10 and IL A. N.
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"hNTED-DY RESPECTABLE FEMALE, A SITUA.
w ton as Housekeepcr in hotel. Has objection
in the country note directed ID. D., Union Pfaco
Post Office will be attended to for two days
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WANT D-A SITUATION. BY RESPEclhBLE
w Protestant widow or
Waiter in sma private family or TO take care Of children
do plain objections to 90 t. the country
Please sail at 2G Twelfth street. between Third and Fourth
avenues can be Two days she is without neum
bYanso.
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III ANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN.
w situation in private family. 70 do plaa coe King,
and washing ohambsrwork and wasbng 10 do gone
I~ housework 10 small family Has objection TO go
short distance In the country Can he for days.
from A. ~. 80 y. D. az No s. W est SixeAnth
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)ERfUMED OR AMULET BRACELETS, JUST RE-
eeiSed and for sale t. t.e trade, by

EAs fiXTuREs-DAMAsk AND GILT GAS rly.
~ lures, Chandeliers Pendants, Tulip and Joint Bra
soiar lamps Girandoes, Mantle Candelabras &c. OF tbe
celebrated Cornelius make, put up az factory prices rIe
are 81 the most durable dnish. ASUEGR MORO
church. - 1850 'ilV1'sS s"'
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wv ANTED--A SITUATION TO DO CUAMBERwORK
w or the work ola email private family BY excellent
young woman, with coed Recommendations Apply at Isl
Chambers street.