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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-18
DUBUQUE MARBLE YARD.

.NU.NJ-HE~NI, TU.HB y TR.1F Z . U.'E
MANDATORY.
II TANNING, late of ST. Louis, MO-, has
+. located himself permanently at Dubuque,
where he intend. to manufacture to order
MONUMENTS, TOMB AND CRAVE STONES,
In plain or classical style.
He will keep on hand fine assortment OF
Marble, ready to suit the various tancies and
desires Of his customers.
MARBLE MANTELS, SILLS AND TRANSOMs
AND BUILDING WORK OF ALL pEscRIPTIoNs
Finished neatly and with despatch.
Workshop on Iowa street between Sixth and
Seventh. p. TANNING.
Dubuque, Aug. 6, Io5l-6m.
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JOHN HILL.
a CIIITE or 4 N.n pill n = p


CORNER of Locust and Sixth streets, Dubuque,
~ Iowa, would respectfully inform his friends and the
public generally that h" is prepared any pro-
iessona duties that may he intrusted to him Pariicn
Ear attention given TO Designs aud Building Drawings
with all their details and specifications the
sonabe terms.
W
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John Il. Smith & Co.
Ohio Fruit and Seed Store, No. 81

Ohio Fruit and Seed Store, No. 81
Nam Street, Dubuque, Io,ca.
You will only find Choice Selection Seeds at this
Establishment but almost every article of Foreign and
Domestic Fruits, Green Dried and Preserved Nuts,
Candies. Spices Tea, Golf e, Sugar, Pepper Spice. Gin
Shot Lead Starch. indigo, Pipes Cane Stems csaars
Butt Lard Bacon, Cheese, Eggs, Mackere, White &
Cod Fish, Salmon, Herring, Poultry, Vegetables
kept constantly hand, and viii be sold CHI APP. viii
say in conclusions that keep almost every article desired
for family use, for the supply of Steam Boats and will
be happy furnish all at reasonably low prices. All
articles purchase will he delivered with and dis
patch to any place within the City if desir~d, free
charge, keep Horse and Carriage ssly for that
purpose G. x. WEST.
Duby,Gue, lst March, 1851 no 26
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Having been east, the last three months, is now
furnish the Ladies OF Iowa, Illinois anu W
consin with tie most
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF GOODS
ever offered for sale III tire West.
CARPETS.
Ingram ply and Brussels of the very latest patterns
from the manufactures; drugges and tablecovers
French and American.
SHAWLS, &c,
large stock of sllawls from 81 25 To Sl6 fashionable
bonnets Of the material, and made to order by
the fashionable Milliners in Philadephia also,
variety Ladies' silkvelvet and fancy silk
NANTES and Mantillas.
LADIES MUFFS.
Tic hes, assortment brought to the Cory 75c
DRESS GOODS.
French English and German from 45c to 81 50
per yard; msn de LANES, n rich styles from l5c
81 25 also, cashmeres, apaccas and prints OF every
quality.
LAMPS.
Nv Lamp and GIrandnlc Department is equalicd in
iowa; every style and quality and warranted
SILVER PLATE.
Tea dessert and table Spoons forks, &C., of the best quail
ty, and warranted.
4 rich article oil Window Curtains something and
very beautiful
Looking Glasses. large sizes and very cheap.
a beautiful assortment OF Wall and Window Paper,
both French and Anne ri AN.
Ladies' Shoes of the latest quality Of Philadelphia
ufacur which understood TO be the best in the United
States; also, Chdren's and Misses i'll endless variety
Fancy Goods, of every description, style and quality
trimmings, etc. and actneary every thing hat is wan
ted.
shall be happy have the pleasure of showing my
GOO DIS tn Ladies' at all times; and would respectfully
the married Ladies who wish to furnish their hou
it'll the and cheapest styles of goods to give
call; and toyou who expect to be married
tI,ot .r,,A cala .tIln
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pnv mr. immediately.

ny up EIHHHHVS5EadtNTys
TyHE Stockholders of the Dubuque Mutual insur-
company, are hereby notified that an assess
mcnt Of me per has bgcn made upon the stock OF
said COMPANY to nav loss 20 the Estate OF Patrick Finn.
The is small and il is hoped that the pay
ments will be made Immediately without further no.
tce f. Il. BlSSELi,,
DubuGuc Jan 3o-3wd Secretary.
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Tic Doloreux and Neuralgia.

These dreadful and agonizing complaints are im-
mediaely reiiered BY the application of the G.LrASic
BrLr Necklace and FLuID. The Belt dIhuses tht
Electricity through the system the NecAiace mas
local effect and the Fluid directly upon the al
ected nerves. In these distressing Affections the aP
plicaton NEVER FAILS.
n7- Many hundred Certificates from all parts Of the
country of the most extraordinary character can DC
given If required.
fh7- No trouble Inconvenience attends the use
of DR.. CHRISTTES G.4LV.4NIC ARTICLES,
and they may be by the most feeble and dsicate
with perfect ease and safety In many the SEN
satOn attending their is highly pleasant aud
agreeable They can be sent to any part OF the
country. .-.-...F ,,.
Prices:
The Galvanic Belt, Three Dollars.
The Galvanic Necklace, Two Dollars.
The Galvanic Bracelets, One Dollar Each
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.
frz- The articles accompanied by full and PlaiE
directions Pamphlets with full particulars may be
had Of the authorized Agent
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
1D- Bewa'e Of Counterteifs and Worthiess Imitation
d. G. MoREHEAD, M. D,
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE UNITED STATES
Es2 Broadway. New York.
r. MASON, Agent, Dubuque.
March - 5l-tf 4.nH GE
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AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE,
which c"ncln>ivsly proves thot
Truth is stranger than Fiction"
CURE OF
Rheu tism, Bronchitis and Dyspepsia.
REV. DR. LANDS, A CLERGYMAN


ii Ne y jersey of Distinguished atta,nments and
.l,ed reputation = gs. ~ .-Lta-
SipSEy New Jersey July II, 1879.
Dr A r. CgEisrIs.--D Dear CIR lou wish To kSsSv
# me vhat has been tie result in my Al
he aprication of THE GALvASE BELT AND
NECKLACE. My reply is as :?iiows;
For about t,pe1lty gears had been suffering from
Dysnepsia Every year the sy mttoms became worse,
nor could obtain permanent relief from any course
II MEDICAL treatment whatever About fosree" years
.nce IN consequence CT frequent exposure to the
weather in tia 9sScAarge Of usy gasnral duties
became subject to severe Chrome EAeumatsni,
which !0r year ak-er year caused insescribahle
anguish Farther in the winter ef IS aDd 40 IN con.
sequence Of preaching great DEAL IN my own ant.
,arious other cAgseEos this region, was attacked
ny tie Bronze hitis, 0zHh soen became 80 severe as
% require On immediate suspension OF my fastoIS'
abors Ma nerros systeaa thoroughly pros.
,raf.a AMI as nv Bronchitis became worse sd Also
lid nv DYSPEPSIA and Rheumatic aEsc trn tFss
,yincing that these Disorders we're connected wth
each other through tss medium OF tie Nervons ~
the whole Phsrna:epoeia there sSca.c' 20 s.
no remedial agent whcA.aan!i reach and recuper..e
nv Nervous system every tlina that J had tired iof
this purpose had completely isilsa ~ last vas led
~ my friends to anime y6ur IRE e7siis a tsaaisE
with no very sangunc hopes OF their eiscssEe!J
determined to try the effect of the application oi the
GALVANiC BELT AND SfCiMsAGE, With the
MAGNETIC FLUID. This isa issas, ISIS Ia
NY GREAT AsroSIsHMEHT, IN TWO pA1S aY D'a#tssas
HAD GONE; EIGHT DAYS WAS rSABID 10 Hf.tms
NY PASTORAL LABoRs, HAVE ] si.sa oh"rnsir .
SINGLE sEKvIcE ON ACCOUNT Of THE hh">GH''i~s
AND NV RHEUMATIC AFFEcTioS Has ~ riR+us cEAssS
RI ruounrr ME- such is the wOnde full and iskyy 10
.ults Of the experiment
/ have recommended the BELT and FLgiD to
MANY who have been likewise suffering from Ssu-
raIgic affections They have tried them, WITH HAe~s
arsuLrs BELIEVE ~ EVERY CASE
am, dear sir very respectfully yours,
ROBERT w. LANDlSAl
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DR.. CHRiSTiE'S
GAI,V NECKLACE

Is used for all complaints affecting tine Throat OF
Head such as Bronchitis Inflammation Of the Throat
Nervous and Sick Headache, Dizziness of the Head
Neuralgia in the Face, Buzzng or Roaring ~ the
Ears Deafness which is generally Nervous, and ,has
distressing com plant called Tic Dooreux.
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Liver Stable.
On 4h, beoecn Main and Locust streets CITY Hotel
LYMAN & SHOMO,
IIAVING had their stable, horses &C. DE- srcy cd by fire
II have how built able and purchased fr sh
horses, harness. saddles. hgccs carriages skies,
etc, which they invite public exaninat and trial.
We pledge ourselves to keep good horses, carriages
etc., be found any,nheye in the Northwest. I'll
ask is trial.
NF' Highest prices paid tor corn oats a..dhay
April 80, 1851. If
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CITY HOTEL.
CORNER OF FOURTH AND MAIN STREETS,

LIGHTNING PROTECTION.
1PRAT1 - Patent lightning Rods for sale and put ur
at the shortest notice, by Z. MASON
i,tnn |
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Established IN the City Of .New York, in lo4os
DIR. TOWNSHIPS
COMP POUND EXTRA CT OF
SARSAPARILLA,
IMPROVED
And ma nufactur d under the supervision OF
DIR LANES Il CHIFFON.


MANY valuable Improvements have
ben made by DR.. Chiffon in the mode
of this preparing popular medicine
Ind. his skill!ui hand its sanafive
pow. rs have b en- 50 much increased ,
hat only one or two snoonst"iS "i
he Extract are required for dose,
which is an important item 10 those
,s,ng Compounds of Sarsaparilia, as
his fact alone frovesit To be the
-rRoNGEsT and CHEAPEST medicine
yer inv nted TO
Purity the Blood and perma'
nentiy cure
stubborn Ulcers. Rinew"rm or letter
rheumatism, Scrcfu!a, Erysip las, Ef
ects Of Mercury, Drnpsy, Dyspepsia
pimp!es on the Face, Neuralgia, Cos.
I n
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TNCURRENT MONEY bo"ght at hest rates by
u Oct:}dwy COOK, SARGENT * co
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lS0 BBLS. REFINED KENAWHA SALT fresh
w from the equal not superior
10 ground alum salt for sale low, wholesale retail III
sept ~ OlIAILORAN'S.
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Or. CHRiSTIE'S
GAI.VANIC BRACELETS

Are found of vast service in cases OF Convulsons ~
Fits spasmodic Complaints, and general Nervou.
Affections of the Head and upper extremisies Also
in Palsy and Paralysis, and all diseases caused by
deficiency of power or Nervous Energy IN the limbs
or other organs of the body.
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II. NAPLES & { o.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

UNDER TIE NAPLES HOUSE
WE WOULD beg leave TO say that am now prepared
furnish any quantity and quality Of goods, of every dcs
cription, at Wholesale or Retail.
have now on hand $780, 900 worth Of
Try Goods and Clothing
Boots Shoes hats and caps 80 hhds sugar, 50 barrels mo-
lsses $50 bags coffee 500 bags salt and all kinds of
GROCERIES,,
100 boxes of fresh teas, direct from the east fine tapestry
Ingram, three ply and Brussels carpeting, window cur
taS spoons, and every thing needed by housekeep
ers, from cellar to garnet.
Having spent all the in the east, selecting my
goods wherever could find them cheap am able 10 give
better bargains than have complete assornen,
of everything, both English, French and American
goods. CALL AND SEE ME.
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"ANTED-Wheat, Corn, Feathers and Beeswax f,
" which the market price will be paid.
aug 10 J. b. THOMAS
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Amuefments.

First Concert in America
MADAME ALBONI respectfully an
M nounces that she viii have the honor OF making her
III sope arance in the United States On WEDNESDAY
NIklNG NEXT June ~, 1882, at
METROPOLITAN HALL,
mon v hieh occasion she will be aided by
SIGNOR AUGUSTINE ROVEHE,
SIGNOR ANTONIO sANGlOVANNl, and
SiGN0R ARDITL
Ladder Sig Ardit Price of tickets dollar Secured
ss be obtained for two dollars Particulars In pro-
usnme.
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NOR SALE.-A very desirable piece OF
,,osud containing over half sess a sbcss sa,s esy
CO. Il one Of the best localities In ths v1h1S sss
- erd OF WausE For further pastsesian ss4,as =.
NfEk Ssthst Between ssk ssd ioeh ave- - 20 ~
tween lith and l2th avs, hew-lcrss or r. hAA
Wes.cheskr House. MornsenA
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BOARD in HOBOKEN.-A Gentleman

- and his Vile single Gentemsn may have hand
SINE large room, with full partial Board, at No IL
Fankhn-terace, Hudsoh-st. Hoboken Hot and cold
ter baths and every comfort which home Afford Id
dress y. o. Tribune Office.
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BEN Publications.
~~~E
(Just pabhshed,)

A DISCOURSE on the LIFE and SIR
IN VICES Of PROF. MOSES STUART, delivered In
the City of New YORK Sabbath Evening January 18th 1852
By Rev. VIM Adams DID, Pastor OF the Central Presby-
tenap Church JOHN y TROW, No. - Ann-st-
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RESIDENCE for SALE
COUNTRY RESIDENCE.--The I'M
BUILDING LOTS at PRI-

~ ATE sALE.-Eieht choice lots Of Groasl situated
op West 6t between Muet and Basssts IN the he.ntt
fol Village Dunhk LAKE Erie being tho wsstsrn tar
Of the Newfork and Ere Railroad Terms hbeFsi
For price further particulars apply % ANTHONY J.
BIEECKEH Aucfoneer No Broad-St
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WANTED-Some person with a small
w eapsl purchase q valuable Patent Right for he
southern and Western States Specimen articles o. tni'
invention with which man may travel without the ssi
tncenveuencs viii be furnished in proportion 70 the -nt
OF territory purchased To pen.ons wishing 70 nake money
this 70 an onnnr-snity seldom srered- Inquire OF
n. C. THAYER, No. iI3 Charusersst up stars
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MEADOWS ITALIAN AND ENG

IVI LISH DIUTIONAkT.-D APPLErON & Co,
No. eco Broadway. polish Saturday, NEW ITALIAN
AND ENGLISH DICTIONARY. IN two parts. l. Italian
ard Ehgish H. English and Italian eomprehending 10 the
first psr all the old words conscons and licenses used by
the ancient Italian poets and prose writers Ia the second
part all the various meanings Of English verbs with
and conse 10 render the requirement Of the
lslisn language &c. By r. c Meadows NJ. A. volume,
limo 400 pages fac smile of the thrtes nth stereo
type Ia elsh edition Of this standard man al.
d A. 4 Co. have just published SEOANEs NEUMAN
AND BARLTTI, by Neszquez. Pronouncing Dietioua-
of the Spanish and English Languages COnposed from
Spanish Dictionaries OF the Spaa.h Academy TerrerO
Saliva upon the basis Of 5eosne edition OF Neuman and
Bsret and from the En- dish Dictionaries Of Webster Wor
eester and Walker with the addition of than eight
tbousapo words idoms sod famsrph'sses the Irregular
ties Of all the verbs and synopsis OF both Ian
guages By Mariana Veszquez de Ia Cardena Professor OF
the Spanish Lang aod Literature Columbia College
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The desidrratum Of comprehensive and
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DARN at YONKERS for SALE

Within "a miles " Hudson River Railroad Depot sod
Il miles Of Broaxville Depot Harlem Railroad Contains
buildings new and plenty; good and fruit abundant
View very fine but In sight OF the Hudson River The
place IL under good crop and Improvements Some rocks.
sfreef mn Z
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NOR SALE at GREAT BARGAINS

LNOK SALE ~ OhEhi
I Farms and VILLAGE Lon q Lake Land, Ii elsS leg
nsv - "a nv spo,inx ~ The once. No 3e Hrosdwsy
M Village Los I'D cold In Shsrss ssw shares
onlv re.in 20 soldfo purchase them buy spe<s I'M
re- =, nts and this seeuress Village lots Apply
10 G WOOD, No. 5e Broadway, vhsss maps ssa - bad
srsfis.
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n Notice.-Ship ADELAIDE, Captain Cobb, from
Aspshai II dscharging at Pier No H. T.. Il. Consgnees
" quested to attend 70 the receipt OF their Goods
sPOEFORD TILES ION 4 co No. 40 5outh-st.
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new vii

lase accessible several times day By stages and steam
boats situated wi hin eight miles Of the City Hail. oppo-
lite Hasem on College Point and Flushing Say, the
beautiful town Of Flushing, and soinns the village
Of Strsftonpo which sold readily last sprins, and 10
laid out on tbs scale the streets OF both places inter-
sectDs each otberand will orm IL commanding ataston,
and at DO distant period Of tho principal ssapos In
he vicinity of New-Yok The ots vary IN IN. from 70
city lots in price from sioo 10 $50 Tho terms arc W
town. and the In monthly stslments OF 30 which
snables every person become his
1wn landlord Being exceedingly healthy and saroandsd
BY scenery which be spsssedembfacins vsws OF
Fluships NewtOwn Riser fslsnd, Morrsania, ka Any
persons wishng purchase az the above eqaestef 20
call al the Office where msps and every information VIII
:heerfully be given. JOHN A. fLAhMsh NO tU wee
Igth-st between 9TH and st-s.s Oics from %
,'clock p M and maps can bs al JOHN o. tLAM-
MERs No 81 Mcttst The only authorized sseetso make
saes are jackson Nichols and John OsvJ, the ground.
Mr FanImer will be on beard hs boat every morning.
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aTATRIMONY AND THE SECRET

lVl OF LOVE AND BEAUTY-Spsodidy illustrated.
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ses Love- Coptshp kc also how 20 he handsome Single
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CASTLE GARDEN.-R SSET

CASTLE GARDEN.-R o u S S EFT
~ FAMILY, under the management and direction OF
nous Jean ROUSSET.
frie Of admission 50 cents Tickets 10 be had from
w. Conway AZ the Garden, from 10 A. NJ. till 7. M az
II the principal Music Scres and at the door In the evening
Tie door will he opened every evening at and the per-
kmebcts will commence az o'clock.
Great Triumph! Fifteen Dances Beautiful Scenery,
Including the Moving Panorama.
FRIDAY EVENING, Jurs Is, viii be performed
n enursly new grand Mystic Ballet OF Action entitled
sAfHANIEL; Or, The Triumph OF the Cross
Grand CONCERT on SATURDAY..
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Uhanres tor Busintss Men.

CHANCE FOR A FORTUNE.-Ama-
~ chine for Securing Knives and Forks y in minute
Cheap simple Efficient durable in great demand Of ready
sale, with competition May be daily, IN practical
operation al DunAps Hotel No lS5 FultoDsL Rights fsf
sale Come. boy and sell snd get gain
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ACnsss to frt.

OFFICES TOLET.--A handsome suite
Of Rooms % let ia Chambers Hail. No. 65 Chzthsm-s,
Central and desirable location for Lawyer; rent mode
rste Inquire Of A. hORAnD, on the premises
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u,HE MECHANIC.-The second mum.

4
Der is Just issued, and will be continued weekly
COnents-New and Practical Rules 10 Determine the
Power Of Gil size Engines Diameter OF Water Wheel
Jack and Engine Crsnk-Shats; Strength OF Material
MensuIston Mechanical Arithmetic continued Rules
thickness Of Water and Steam Pipes; Composition Of
Brass for Bearings &c Problems for Inventors; Production
Of Rouses Cop pinner; Bmndred's Throse; Gang Saw
Mills In Florida &c; Miscellaneous Selections Tnose
wishing situation In any Of tbs Mechanical branches
those requrg Mechanics Of any description will find this
journal good medium for advertising Our advantages and
such 10 enable 70 properly decide upon
the qualification Of the applicant TermsSe per year; 81
in advance All communications addressed c. L. LEON
ARD, EDITOR, No 1903 Pearl st., N. Y.
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u Warranted Prime, Fresh and Reliable

UKVOS, UHEMICALoi NCr :. -
A vhpsne ON liberal terms at establishment NO. q
Vsvya GREENLEAF 4 KlNSLEY.
Gks fHEKEIgsFJ fWILLIAM H. KINsLEs
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L,OR SALE-A Great Barra

II Patent isht Of oae Of the useful inventions Of
the Day The State Of New ork and three q tbs Easetn
States for saie For fa Their information address l. ~
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CELECT COUNTRY BOARD.-One

small Family have fine rooms in most healthy and
desirable location the Sound, the New-Hsyen Rail.
road FOR description Of the village OF
Maine Hotel at Fairfield Address X, Box No. 2l5e
Post, Office.
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no IFT-Pmt Of house No. 80 Dclan-

lDear BovsFyl, say four @ az r2ons % n snl
,ihcSt Children May hare y farnasnsa assss 49, 49,
= ~ lie Sew-Fork Boarding Exchange, noD Duane
no'ss ~ Soe, az. f.om Ne. 3Q4 Broadway.
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Al AMERICAN LADY, aged %, desires
IA 10 obtain situation Housekeeper. She Is well
qualified and offers her services equivalent for pleas
and agreeable home Address Mrs \. H. st this o;hee
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A S Cook, Chambermaid, &C., by two
IA respectable Girls Cook Washer and lroner or
10 DO general Homework other Chambermad Good
city reference Apply at No 200 West 2sts for days
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HOTEL.-Mrs. DOUG

IL LAS takes this opportunity Of thanking the many
fsmies America who have visited her hotel TOR their
kind support beg The time TO them and
their friends visiting Scotland that her establishment
10 be conducted With the regard 10 count u
hitherto 81 and IS St Andrewssquare, Edinburgh NJ B.