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THE LARGEST
SILK, RIBBON, AND TRIMMING HOUSE
IN NEW YORK.
THOMAS G.. STEARNS,

Importer and Jobber Of
Silks, Millinery, and Fancy Goods,
1852 Broad,oau. Nesc York,
LAS now in store and is daily receiving and
IL Offering at the lowest prices, complete as
sortment of goods in his line, embracing all the
various styles and designs, consisting of Black and
Fancy Silks, Marcelines, Florences, Shawls,
Trimmings, Bonnet Ribbons, Taffeta and Satin
Ribbons, Dress Trimmings of all knds, French
and English Grapes, Grape Lsses, Silk Cravats,
Embroideries, Gloves of all kinds, Silk Lace Mite
Bareges, Laces. White Goods, Hosiery, L. C. Hand
kerchiefs, &c. The undersigned invites the atten-
ton OF the trade and his friends generally Great
Inducements offered to cash and short time buyers
THOS. G. STEARNS, 1872 Broadway
Between Liberty ST. and Maiden Lane, N. Y.
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CHOCOLATE, cocoa, AND BROMA,

past lou,
"a any kind Of writ
--'uon or spontaneously.
.-..g OF mercantile accounts mr. ,,,.;..'
e. he Clerks Office of the courts of this nGr,tng
able o; would undertake the same for rsssn
statng the service required, will he post paid
Hn1I 9 box ll5, city post Office 10 by
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Terrible Railroad Calamity-I ,oenty KlJed AM
Fifty Wounded s5 III

CHICAGO, April 26.-The express train that
started from this place last night on the Central
railroad came In collision with an emigrant train
at the crossing, about eight miles distant The
emgrant train was shattered to pieces and the
road strewed with the dead and dying. The
passengers on the express train escaped without
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[sEcoND DEspArcH I

ADRIAN, MICHIGAN. April ga gentleman
just from the scene of the fearful collision of last
night, between the Southern Michigan Express
train and the Central Road Emigrant Train, at
the crossing near Chicago, reports that there were
twenty dead bodies when he left, and additional
deaths were constantly occurring among the ffty
or sixty others injured. The sufferers are mostly
emigrants.
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--HV6 Ieet-
--.o auction for the aggre.
VI about three thousand three hnn.
[ ored dolIara .eo uun-
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DIED,
AZ San Francisco, California. on tho oo,h
r. 'A . MRS. ELIZABETH M. HICKEY. w;fa ~ "
=. +. HICKEY, formerly of this CITY. "'ie %
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~ INcs soLUMES OF DE QLINCY,s WRIT
vols, at Tav no Crtcai Essays,"
April Is On g MAURYS
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in Inose who wish Dagaorreotype. I. r..
.ne highest perfection of the art, Will caiI ~, M
Penns,Is.r' near -Four anda half street. on
the highest premium awarded t6 nae, ec.plent Of
st;tn. late Fair of the metropolitan Mechan;cP
Mar
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Lei town If Town and valley Of Moa; the
states 81 Paso, OF bis call on the Un;t.I
that oersn,s omcer to support his proceed;n"e'o
mined refusal to do 20, the Mexicans, d.,e'
for s.ance to the claim and prcn, asser-
"Governo,rp G Knife shs intense excitement, %o
any position be takes bot wbether no out of
position a. no ling Eng bic present very responshs
he Cabinet ne S1nseif says without orders irom
mind, very cav lexington is question, to our
'0' 'ns Governor of Territory Of the un,, not
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ored dollars.
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In Drootlyn on Tue sday May 8, WARRINGTON, eldest
son Of J. G. Pelham aged % years md months.
The iiands OF the family and tho members OF Excel
sior odge No 70, o. OF o. + respectfully invited
attend his funeral to afternoon, Mt o'clock,
rom the residence oc his father 800 Atlantic street.
Brooklyn.
At Williamsburg, May Q Mr.. JoHS ATwooD OF New
bury poft, Mass IN The list year of his age
His relatives aud friends and the friends Of the family
are res ectYuy invited attend his fnueTal from the
house Of Mr. David Burgher 206 North Sixth street,
Williamsburg, this afternoon, ut O'Clock
Suddenly, at Middletowp, N. r., JogN W RICHARDSON,
late OF New York city
The friends OF the family are respec fully invited 10
attend hs funeral without further invitation. Car
reges will be IN waiting the New York and Erie Rail-
road depot 10 Duane STREET at 81 O'Clock this mornug
The remains will be taken to Westchester for inter
mant.
Or Mouday, May ., DAVID PicKERISG, eyed = years 8
mont hg and day infant OF tn and Ja0e Pick
eriDg. -, :,
invited attend the funeral this afternoon, at o'clock,
from TIE re .dcnce o his parents 22I Eighth avenue
On Tsesoay, Nay 9, TnoNAs o. iAFAKGR aged years
end / Icantl.
lis TeEans win lie taken to Woodbridge, Nj, for in
tsuntnt
suddenly, on Nonisy morning. Nay 2, ,IurgEy, born
IA Hanover Germany
Ile sixth Troop Of Hussars the mei1ber5 Of TempLr
Icdee No. 1C3 oi Frcepasons, the members 81 the Iii
qu, Denlers eCciety tho roltves ard friends q The
family arc gepccifJy invited 10 attend hs funeral to
dsy at IL O'Clock boon, from his late reAdeNNe, 59j
Blocker street. corner Of Bank. .
In Williamsburg, Nay 3, BRSEDIcr W. Rogers, In the
32d year Of his ago.
Tie friends Of tic fsmly respectfully invtod 10
Lts!.G tAg IL ~ "a. y. Ges.on.. 40 40 ,olta
ki.th strset Williamsburg, this afternoon, at O'CLOCK
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After short but painful illness, Of Inflammation Of
the lungs, CoRsnzus D. GOULD, aged So years.
The relatives and friends Of the family respect
fully requested to attend the funeral His remains will
be taken 70 Trinity Cemetery from his late residence
337 Carmne street, at O'Clock.
New Jersey papers please copy.
On Monday, Nay 2, JAMES O'MEARA, aged 81 years.
The fur eral win leave his late residence ga Green
wich street. thi, afternoon at O'Clock. for St. Peter
church Barclay street. thence to Eleventh street Gene.
terry The friends Of the family respectfully requested
to attend witksut further invitation.
On Monday, Nay 2 JOHN J. CowESHovEy, of the Arm
of Cowenhoyen b Decker.
His friends those of his brother in law. Edward T.
are respectfully invited to attend his funeral
at his late residence New Utrecht, L. this afternoon,
at O'Clock Carriages will leave South Ferry foot Of
Atlantic street BROOKLYN at "a O'Clock.
On Tuesday May g. after lingering illness, MITCHELL
NATHAN. late Of London.
His relatives and friends generally requested to at
tend his funeral this afternoon at O'Clock from his
late residence, % Monroe street.
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Dr. M's.aNe's Celebrated Vermifuge aud
Liver PilsA sipgu'a combination, but worry efecual
Birth.
IN New York, on Monday. May 2 a. 307 Tenth avenue
Mrs. s. CRAWFORD OF q daughter


On Monday, May 2, by the Rev. Isaac Westcott, Mr..
FREDERICK c. BAY TO Miss SARAH ~ ALLEN, all of this
city
On Tuesday, May by Oscar w. Sturtevant, Alderman
oil the Third ward, Mr. SAMUEL APPLETON to Miss EMaA
Biz. both Of Poughkeepsie, Duchess county.
In Broodlyn Sunday morning May l, at the church
Of the Holy Trinity by the Rev Dr. Lewis, Mr. JOSEPH
DnT 10 SARAH ErtzADEru eldest daughter of David and
Elizabeth Nightingale all Of Brooklyn.
On Tuesday. Nay at the residence of the Right Rev
Arch. hop Hughes, by the Rev. AIR Laughter, JOIN
MoRSs Esq, of Fort Hamilton, to Miss MARY A. TERESA
KIyxEDY daughter Of James L. Kennedy Of this city.
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To PhysIcIans Throuyhout the united

st.tesWoie's celebrated Aromatic schiedam Sshnapps
M The aRs us" N es
Holland gin In many diseases Of dropsical tendency
q and nsdeassd s$mman berry ~
the choice variety Of the anpsr
sprtuoss and thus becomes concentrated ncturo Of
and medicinal properties to Holland gin hereto
Amid the influx Of inferior Installations with which the
market flooded physicians End little diculty in
to- sns Of @
~ ssandns IN the city Of Now YORK %Id
eiey, beg to submit to your attention my Aromatic
ss
e. sss CT in
I:s ssarssy since haze prepared and dis
e. within that ssisF tsrisa Says received
iness and eneray IN dys
II ass4n ss
tho usual remedies have failed
ford than Temporary relief and have doubt that
santy ysu ns
n.sy n IL Tin sd
the bottle aso fac silic Of signature the label
WoIFE r.
Iiill, Inimitabie CATER of Hair aud Wills
kcrs At hs new large and beautifully lifted up dress
and potest oaly employed general
ether toilet ar.leiss Oh hsad '''s'''' '' ''''''
HIPS Instantaneous Liquid Hair Dye, for a
beautiful brown black without regard the weather and
ss sfd for sre a. p a.
fabe Onuent for preserving aiding the growth and beau
tifypg the hair
Keilinger's Beautiful Iinsment cures Inn
Rediately the disease returas, matter rom
what with male female. The patient is delighted
and stren gtbened ny the hour 81 each-s9 Dozen The
Doctors great central depot at 76 Broadway For sale
{. go Pearl street and by the trade generally throughout
tho city and country.
Dr. MS.ane's Celebrated Vernifuge aud
Liver Pia-A spgu!a. combination but worry eectual
the following will show
NEW York, November %, 1859
Knowing from experience tho valuable qualities Of Dr.
HLanss yermfuge and Liver pills have for time
back considered It duty, and made it my business to
mako those articles known whercyerI went among my
friends. short time ago became acquainted with tho
Of young girl who seemed to be troubled with
and liver plant at the time snd hsd been safer
ing for two Months Through persuasion she
of Liver Pills which she took according TO directions The
result was passed large quantity worms and thinks
that box Of the pills will restore her TO perfect
heat. Her aud residence be learned by sailing
L. L. Thea Druggist corner oil Rutgers and Monroe
streets.
r. SDr MLane's celebrated Vormifuge and Liver Pills
both be obtained the respectable drug stores
in this city Purchasers VIII please be careful AJAX for
and take but DR. Lane V.rnifuge aud Liver Pills
other vermfuges and pills before the public
but all comparatively worthless.
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sxcaA s.Ax

~~>s~~>~>ee~-.>
TINTED STATES SEANEN'S EXTRA PAY OFFICE,
" 30 all street 'front.' Office, second hoorohccrs
and marines who served any United States vessel
the Pacific Ocean from 1876 1882 entitled 70 double
pay. Arlly- as above, T. NoViNG gent N. B.-south
amton and Constitution ready for payment Congress and
Savannah tGrEt cruise} will follow.
JT 8. NAVY EXTRA PAY oFrICE,-sAiLoRS &C,
~ who served In the e. Navy, in tho Paci,c
and McSco) since May lSti obtain their extra pay
douhle nayLhy calling On EDWARD BISSELf, Agent, and
late turscr U. s. Navy, 20 South William street.
JTNITrD STATS EXTRA PAY" ofFICE@sA,iLnRs
June Ie can obtain extra ray BY calling on rHOnAe
L. CKAyNkRD, O. Wall street.
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Swiss RnzOrs, from the Mandatory OF ia.
ques LecourcThcsc have equal in their extreme
durability and keenness Of edge. For sale at
SAUNDERS, No. 7 Astor House and 3S7 Broadway.
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snlendid ca, netting for snrlnr Sales Is52

SpIehuN C0s PCtIHK TOT SpTInE SAIeS, 1863
SMITH LOUNSBERY. No 4iS Pearl street, now re-
sewing In store late ARRIVALS ar, stock of velvet
tapestry, Brussels thrcopy and ingrn carpetiugs of
chaste elegant designs which, having been purchased
previous to the mt advances in pces they enabled
to offer at very great Inducements.
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Spriur md Summer Clothing may he

foynd at ALFRED MUNRO co.'s large clothing estab-
!shment, AL broadway. Well made goods exclusively.
Clothing warranted give entire salts
faction for gentlemen children and seys furnishing
will find their advantage to buy at this house
thing purchase there will BIO exchanged the
funded Whenever dissatisfaction arises after the pur
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Oms~ No. a Broadvay. New York. April d


oa.: No: = Brosdwsy, New Yorh, April q Isss
hereby ,:sv: hs the sSssS
the capital Of this four hundred thons
::ss. s i = =: =
sess: I 70 sn & = sT
s1 "a. !" Ssles1s he
:s:;slss y siii = 5 ia; -. 81
A'' until 10 NJ WiTL la whErrEs Treasurer
He We Clothed-To be Properly Clothed, IL
t. & S xss
81 ss wardrobe may
Green Peas and Asparngus.-Epicures and
hen sSn ii % III Ss
ds, % u
that would cost to crafty small family with dish q
ssT ss @
loz Fulton street, and judge for himself.
There Il an old Roman Proverb 10 the ef-
feet that orr confidence is safe" u IL not true IN
M h
tie that placed in the ut Of bis shirts or IN
!hnsnt al rosdway VOL made goods sssnsvsy
and sy Fsfsbsnas
s snd fss e
sS aSs0' whenever WY '''"''A ''''' '' - ''
Spring Business Coats, Spring Overcoats,
:e.Pys ',sss IL n:
s's pFNs l. pGyh
Fort Hamilton villa sitcs.-The very Choice
ss Of @ ss Of
@ G s sps ssf as
Cor beauty situation being among the most peturssas
o %
and s der the Of most ready
NEWELL, J. W. BAKER or ). Q. SAUNDERS No.
The Choice from nearly One Thousand
settles hanlkerehief skirts jackets muslin and lace
fss5 Ss' under
Window shaales-Bcst Assortment In the
a ssass
t. aS 0 sn af
shsGss painted and ettsrod order in superior style
Diamonds, Jewcivy, Watches, siiverware,
Il. s 1 n Wn
pins crosses clusters &C. a. prices twsn
''' ''' David RAFT, Nan sanufassarer and Importer
The Right Place for Strangers and CitIxens
70 visit is TUT1LE's famous emporium No. 35 Broadway.
found those splendid Is and 50 lady should
shs
ladies' in TIC o. reticnics article jewel eases.
t.rs always welcome. Remember
You'll find this palace Broadway,
Tho number I'll repeat, sir
Number three handred and forty.n ve
Tho west side of the street sir.
Splendid Cas- Peting for Spring Sales, 1881
SMITH LOUNSBERY, No. 4fS Pearl street. are now re-
seivng In store per late ARRIVALS larS, stock Of
tapestry, Brussels. thrcopy and ngrin carpengs of
chaste elegant designs which, having been purchased
previous the mt advances in prices they enabled
to offer at very great Inducements.
Swiss RnzOrs, from the Mandatory OF Ja-
their
durability and keenness Of edge. For sale at
SAUNDERS, No. 7 Aston House and 3S7 Broadway.
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bon vvants rejoicing at the these
blss in market imported from the South AZ yet they
exortantly dear and procure entire SUIT
osecgant and fashionable clothes for the
shat II would cost to crafty small family with dish Of
these early vegetables Let their and
then step into tho clothing SMITH, JR
l0z Fulton street, and judge for himself
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only necessary to call friends W. w. PARsELLsE
Co. No 81 John street. Nassau street. where
article complete gentemsns wardrobe may
be found, of Superior style and workmanship.
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There Il an old Roman Proyerb 70 IL

Imeie ~ M Oh ROMAN Pfoverb 20 inc Ct
feet that our confidence It not true In
these days The gentleman who places his confidence in
GREENS skill In shirt making, is safe He never abuses
the confidence that placed the fit Of his shirts, or in
their punctual delivery.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A CARD-THE DRIVERS OF THE NEW YORK HO-
tel carriages take this opportunity Of returning their
sincere thanks to Mr. Schumann the cntemany poprie
tor Of the carriages attached to the above hotel
nso states that others advance the SO he
will ay $40 per week.
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10 visit is TUT1LES famous emporium. 35
There IL the wonderful bird there
splendid s. and 50 retcues-eyery lady should
have there also the world renowned baby jumpers
toys all kinds dolls games workboxes dressing
ladies' in tho form OF retcues article jewel
porte monnaes sewing BIRDS fans opera classes &C. V
rs always welcome. Remember
You'll lind this palace Broadway,
The number I'll repeat, sir
Number three handred and forty five,
Tho west side of the street, sir,
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YNANTED-BY 4 YOUNG WOMAN WITH GOOD
w city reference, situa dion to travel chldren's
ladys servant Can be for two days. at 03
East Broadway.
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yNANTED-A SITUATI n, BY A RESPECTABLE
w girl as obambcrmnid and eeamstrcss, chambermaid
East Twenty sixth Can two days no.
engaged.
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yITANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
w situation first rate cook She has the best of city
reference Please call at No. Is Third avenue between
Seventh and Eighth streets the shoe store Can be
Tor two days
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JNANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE ENGLISH WO-
w man, who is experienced cook, situation in rr
yate family Best of reference BIO given Apply at No
81 Crosby street. Can be for three days.
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WANTED-BY REsPECTABLE WOMAN, STU;
w alton and scamstress. Please call Mt No go
Mulberry Good city reference be GIVEN Can be
Tor two de-
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yIThSTFD-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
w young woman, as ohambermaid and waiter; she
just arrived from London with the best of reference
Peass apply at 4 Twelfth street. between and
I, fort two sya
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ITO MILLINERS.-WANTED, TASTY MILLINER TO
i go south. Address Mayfeld, Herald Office.

TINE PERSoNNE FRANCHISE. DE MOYEN AGE
desire rorver une famille pour aler Europe
forte ct dune bonnie sante entend toute de
turc ct est hauee enant Sadresser chez Nine Jau
vim, Frankfort street, No. 49,
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gu,,o. Business Conrs. SprfnU Oyercoets.


plot of ground In the immediate vicinity of the Hamilton
House and United States lands Fort HamtoR Is Of
fered in building sites TO those desiring select and pleasant
location for residence For villas this is
for beauty Of situation being among the most
around New York permanent ferry is established
she steamer Eagle leaving foot of Murray street at
and o'clock thus rendering the property Of most ready
and onveniect For All particulars inquire Of
T.. NEWELL. J. W. BAKER, or ). Q. SAUNDERS, No.
s Nassau street.
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WhNTLD-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
w woman; is good cook washer and ironer, and can
bake bread and pics. Has objections to short dis
tho country The best of city reference gan
given. Please call at sc Washington street, between
CharlaR and Amna. Can be for two DAYS.
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WILL PUBLISH ON THURSDAY NEXT 5TH INST
w An act to authorize the for
the erection Of Buildings Passed Apr, 8, 1853. j. r.
HALSTED 10 Wall street.
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A SITUATION WANTED NO OBJECTION TO DO
"A general homework and assist in the and
washiDg understands COED plain cooking Apply at "a
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yNANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w young woman, to take of children and make hcr
self generally useful to do plain sowing Please call mt
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yITAyTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w rir good plain cook washer and ironer, TO do
general hnuscwork in Il, private family. Good city
ference viii lc given. Please call AZ 29 Hudson avenue
Brooklyn, Hillary street. first door, back for two
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY YOUNG WOMAN,
w and seamstress chambermaid and plain
Has good city reference Can be for two days
at III West Seventeenth street. between Sixth and Seventh
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eedatey 60 the disease never resSras no matter rom
and rengtbened ny THE hour 81 eachs9 dozen. The
Doctors great central depot is at 6 Broadway. For sale
1t go Pearl street. and by the trade generally Throughout
tho city and country.
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g OF T-EOTICE-MARSHALL DIVISION NO. IL,
-. $. of t. havo removed from Tounta Hall 1876
Byer opposite Spring street The next regular meeting
will lie held in the hall Thursday sveninr
at eight ocook TO which the brethren are
cordially invited to attend BY order Of the Division
T. FOSTER Ii. s.
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NyAsTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w yonpg woman, TO mind children or de chamberwork or
raj housework in small private family Has good city
latons Can be seen for two days at u Bank
street fret hoor, up stairs.
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WANTED-BY A STEADY YOUNG GIRL, PRO
w testant, situation as chambermad, nurses for
gfoSlhs Can De rom
Fifth Sixth
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SPORTING,

hog LOsT.-STRAYED FROM FLUSHING AVENUE
- East Brooklyn, Sunday morning, n medium sized
Hack Newfoundland log, with two small white epots
his breast. ANY ming him TO Mr. Joseph Frost
Clasen near Flushing East Brooklyn TO
No Clinton court Is Beekman street New York, will be
suitably rewarded.
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WANTED BY 4 RFSPECTAB BILE YOUNG WOMAN,
w situatcn chanhe rrad. Best Of city reference.
Can 70 for Two days at No 1863 Delaney street, front
lAsnmert.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., BY TWO VERY RESPECT
" able Protestant girls Sisters as cook washer and
roner the other as and Apply their
present employers, 22f West Twenty second street,
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yNAErED-BY RESPECTABLE WOMAN A STU
w ativn in small family, 70 do general housework Is
q good cock washer and roner Good city given
Can he for two days ut No. 7S Suffolk street.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., BY TWO RESPECTA ABLE
w girls cook has objection TO assist ia the
washing and ironing and the Other as and
in the habit Of living together and wish to get p
getker Please call at 20 Prince street. front ROOM rst
floor. Can be seen for two days.
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yEANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w seituation in small private family to do neral
hnus, work, would do chamberWork and waiting Good
city reference Can be for two days at No 10 City Hall
place, front basement.
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG MAN,
w lately arrived from Europe bookkoepor clerk to
pioyer Wages no object Can get city reference Ad.
dress c, D., Boyd's Express.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-04

WANTED-BY \ RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT
w young woman, situation cha mbermaid: Is n yer,
good plain she has excellent
ton very fond OF chdreb the best of city reference
to connection and capaility. Please call at "a Charlie
street, Blocker.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-04

The Choice from nearly One Thousand
suction lots of embroidered muslin collars Sleeves chem
settles handkerchief skirts lace Jackets muslin and lace
caps infants waists robes &C. Is offered ut less than
the importers prices at NEWMANS 695 Br ,adwsy, under
WAvtrley HI tel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-04

WANTED - FOR TWO WEEKS, A MIDDLE AGED
w woman to nurse lady during her confinement. To
who come tably recommended four dollars
week will be given Address, Immediately, X r., Herald