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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-03
WHEELING..a. :.
9PRING OF 1885.
e VIM. +. sELBY.sa1 5.5 .
WHOLESALEi DEALER IN 4
ForoiEn Z Domestie Dry Goods,

Foreign s. Donestic Dry Goods, b
No. III MdirI ST., West side bettoee1 Monroe ana
aleal aa@ acton; Union SITS. .sI q qNfsflts ssual
sty ss8a Wheeling, Va.,j3 sgt e. sse
rs NOW in receipt OF his Spring stock OF Dry Goods
and Notions direct from import and ManuractI.
rers. Comprising complete and desirable stock OF
goods adapted to the trade this section as can be found
in any houie East Hest, towhch would respectfully
invite the attention Of retail dealersi consisting Of
''e---e ID 's' DRESS GOODS go
In black silks apacas poplns lawns de- alqsS gng
makes and colors Also bonnes, ribbons, Innings, and
other trimmings in variety. And of tua s5faEi1d
MEMS WEAR. 10.
In cloths cassinsrs, sattnetts, nierno cassmeres,
jeans, tweeds and summer coths also Dem
mis- blue drills linens, linen drills, nakeens and
other such goods, al very desirable assortment Also
mem and boys palm hats Leghorn and hats soft
WOOL brash hats ec.i with full stock OF linen and cot
ton baggng seamless bags burlRrsi table Diapers ras
driHgS ickings, checks, shitng, stripes, ETC., brown
and beaehcd m1snsi with good stock of white goods
in the .-..i 7-., t-r I.,..--g g.. y
Assemblies jacones, Irish linens, laees threads but
tons, hosiery, Gloves combs, ETC., all their Variety
My whole stock win be found unsurrasseds we'll In
quality and style, as in prices. - .,i,,l,,,,i
mar25 W.T.. sELBY.
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7osa Fzzi5z157ssa - - tS-lD, 1853.
1000 1900. iST;sTSS5 s.. SSsz:ssss : - : :
Something worth seeing!
Ha A M. ADAMS

'H NEW CLOTHING ROOMS.
iIAVfNG now completed my rooms am better pre-. IRE
t pared to accommodate my customers than eyer he'
lore at such low prices will astonish the natives
Come aud try Remember tha my place IS % 1ie
useless for me undertake TO enumcrate my STOCK the
variety is so great. je2O a. NJ. ADAMS.
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DAGUERREOTYP GALLERY.
A.C. PARTRIDGE invites
1.5Ec5gSS N attention TO his Daguerrean Rooms, and
H1eaaEY Apparatus, now the result OF years OF
EE4tatSSy experience and close application to tho
EEA IN art. Confident that he now combines
@~SS-- in his establishment all ofthe improve:
epts which fine and proper have proven valuable
he tan nrouse 10 produce Likenesses combining all the
beauty and perfection which has yet been oy Ino
Daguerrean pTOcessF II.
For the attractive and eoInnoalop ~,
fitted up, he invites the PUBLIC 70 celL anu i
inc for themselves. His Cabinet OIL sie
open for Inspections. lll - e.,
Ikenesses taken in all kinds OF weather, stngly, or IN
rnuns: also most mortem kencsses taken at
A well selected stock acknowledgements plaes'
cases, loekets &C., always on hand and Tor SAFE;
Rooms, No. g Monroe Bt.s nearthe Post once
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STEAM MARBLE WORKS,

STEAM MARBLE WORKS, s
es MARKET ST.. WHEELING, va.
nNHE SUBSCRIBER having made extensive arTange.
in the East for the supply OF Marble, SSa S9
lie attention OF rchecs Builders, and the public nge
eral to the inspection of his stock consistng
which can be than
I{enf IN fhe west 80 - ii2ss--S E..sN
Dealers ould find tito their advantage oihsreet his
stock before purchasing elsewhere Ia.
his work is done in the most elaborate style "
and invite the attention OF purchasers to examine ms
stocKof Statuary and other work zen
work In every variety; being enabled by his ac
tiles to supply this work at lower
any other esta blishment in the country
up T,iesse siye me d calI and examine my work
FleSse ssfS sttfSS + 'S SStI MICHAEL g. ROHAN, III
s1 ~ l.t Marble Mason and Vault Builder.
uB-Also caIcned Plnster, Hydraulic Cement, Plaster
casts and Models and Marietta Grind stones
Al the lowest trade prices 40 "a y.ui''
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New Music Store.
sign Of, the dsrecinn Trfgonunl, No. 199
NEnim Street. !.

Main Street. s,
- ]. F1CK1ESoN would respectfully an
EsFS po,Ince 10 the citizens OF Wheeling aud VI:
ri EI3 III ncnity that lie has just opened new and
4 elegant establishment for the sale OF Vols'
C;uars ViolnceIIos Fagoets Flutes, Fiies Accortle.
ons Banios and Tamboiines Brass Instruments tho
first and best make. -l-t . 81. a.1. - Z, r..
singing. ,,,,. ,o .ho
noyest Songs DuettS ETC. and the very hest Roman anu
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings.
Caronets, Reeds, Tuning Forks also Volih ana 1"'"'
bows for Vioncello and Violin
KIeoer,s Furniture Polish, renovRting Tarnishcd
Fr,ire such as Pianos Cabinets, Steam Boats or any
descriptions OF Furniture. =. ~. ,,...-,s. t,;o.
Also for sale by the Agent for keber fttSouIg
of The first and beat in the United SUCH
as Nunns and Cark's grand and square Pianos D. Dun
hsm's Haett and Aliens celebrated Boston Pianos &C.
Agent for the make of Carardt and Needhams Patent
aee@rdeons and of repaired
al tkc lowest prices. IL
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r >Hr.p-shT. TROY, Captain j. NJ. Izva1cS ~
lfEE-I.,, 81 SEXTON, leaves Cleveland EeSss.~,tN
&tIReS y Mondays, Wednesdays 4
"a z.F-.F-l FIidays d AL,AB BAN a,
Cant. d. p, NcKERsoS, leaves Cleveland tuesdays,
Thursdays a Saturdays at O'Clock, r M on ARRIVAL OF
Esxrress Trains Pittsburgh and Buffalo, TttaHtns
10 Toledo hourSl Connccting win the
Morning Express Chicago, arriving IN chicago IN
te ate Tnoon-connectng with Michigan southern H. u
line rs ports on Lake express
Train OF G. a G. u. r. r. for Gae.a and Du6pq9e-ana
with Train OF Chicago and Rock Island Rail Road
for La Sale in connection with Illinois River Line OF
Steamers for Peoria, Naples, and ST. Louis making he
direct Tote Chicago milwaukee Racine henosha
Wauegan Shehoygan, and all other ports on Lake tchi
gan. 49,. T.; /, 70 ,nos, nsrr.ct order
M has spared which could add to the comfort
or safety OF passengers ~, 10 ,,..ss 1,o.
Each boatis abGndantly supplied with Life Boats Lie
Spars, and Life PreseryerS 80.
Passengers will find Route to possess lad
not enjoyed by any other. and by taking II they ayola
long and tedious ride Toledo over new ana imperfect
Railroad; while the boats running along the souh snore
are less exposed the dangers OF storms upon Lne AXE
passage directly across anu Ine hofth
shore. .l. II sffcs.i -i . ,{. so a;t.. lee 49, ~,
The distance by this routes over 6O nnes less hen oy
any other Lake and Raroadroute. iit ~ e. -,
tiSsTbrough Tickets 10 Chicago and all Ports on Lake
NichieaF can be procured the Office OF 81 " BAhERa
WhseIing or on board the Steamers ElNCHESTERa and
can have their Baggage taken to the Boat
e cbRrge by giving their checks to the Baggage Agents
nr s 9bs Iine On The Cars at the Depot.au
Ail - 49, - ir7 No. o. Water street. %
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: Spring and Summer Clothing.
sTBPaEN RICE, Merchant Tailor !

sTHPHEN RICE, Merchant Tailor, =
A NNoUNCES to his old friends and customers and the
"A public generally that having re m fSo
HOUSE. dte- Str ct, splendid assortment OF CLgaat
OF every color, quality, and variety PLAIN sSa Sey
60 recently selected by hmselfin the Eastern cities
suitable the Spring and summer and which ne ne Ttit
na'ier, and style, 9IiS fancy m
erobiefs Gloves Unde rsirts, Drawers Stockings and
every article kept in Gentlemesns general ali at
ma rters south room SPRIGG HOUSE, Water Street
mar16-tf -.
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GEORGE MENDEI.
No1KA UTnfn Street.
Look at This!

LOOK al = A4S'- ,.,.......... Ia
LII those who arc DESTROYS preserving the memory
tuaIly by calling without delay,at L. Tarhe,s Daguer-
reoype Rooms, the OF Main and Bidds Streets
Centre Wheeling; and procure for each those heke nc
lures which cannot be obtained with the degree OF
beauty and excellence, elsewhere In the city. q
Il..ITF L, TARBELL, Daguerfeotypist,
Corner OF Main and Biddle streets! ,,. -
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OO1sRslcl6, |IlN, q SIAEE ElI5 tAHhVNI " 4AAk IS
Mandatory @ a
THANKFUL for the liberal patronage heretofore
sT bestowed uDon him, the subscriber would rcspoctf
I'd inform his friends and the public generally that lc
continues TO manufacture the above named articles IN
all their variety which has always ON hOnd good
sortment for wholesale and retail very low preest
He keeps hand, cooking stoves OF the most al
proved patterns for coal and wood
Job work viii continue receive his particular attention
executed with prompness and in style that will
psassi sasel me most i''''u'0u9 vARNEY Main ST.
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.NIU UMBER 80
RAITIMORE.
5d9 iFsTI5iIs, lIas.s5a.. .II.5sd l1Isshl. s1a. q

rempeEuuce,
And other SoeietyaRegalia,
Banners, Seals and Je,gels, nGnuta and sold
IL Gibbs & Smith, No. 73 BaLtimore Street,
HSi,js iF51a Baltimore, Md
THRasortment usually on hand CONSISTS oL9iss tli9
syREGALIA,, 49, 4a!f 5t4s.ss
Cdd Felo1bs,-GSrand and Subordinate Lodge ana hn'
u ttS ittf II camp ment BFl slitHsi
Past Grand and other Ohlcera, pam anu
~ jsi4t ts5atiit!tl : embroidered. =. =,
Ia. 1st, I'd, Sd, 9TH and 9th Degree faraae Ae'
.ssgsiPisaiy ~s embroidered Rncampmen Patad
Regalias. = -st..a.s..J
Te1plat Royal Arch, and Master.
q -. Jewels, Robes, Banners, Swords, DC:
Sons Of frpTdnce-Natiohal, Grand and subordinate
Divisions -Offcers and Members ny ass -its
Re5 M,.-Sachems Past Officers and richly embroidered
81 Degree working and Parade Regalia
~. - .ll,Tf.!. ST JEWELS eSsslI ~ tsiScjeif
or the various orders. Silver Gilt Plated Metals,
ncuding nights Terplar, CNyith Dirks.0
10 9rs1i n nj fgBANNERSIses ~
Banners ofevery size style and cost to the va
ious Orders and Societies. 70 orders ana De-
signs for Banners. when required lfee OF ex
enae, showing the style of the same when n1sned Also
fgfR0BES; aSASHES, COSTUMES, 1OAPS: &c.
Comprising the to be IN the B.
LODGES, ENCAMPMENTS,. DIVISIONS AND
TRIBES;
Wishing to fit up their Halls, supply themselves with
Parade Working Regala, Banners DC, depend up.
having their orders satisfactorily filled by calling on OF
addressing 9E- sli;I.T .EsI GIBBS g sAiiLh,.
u" q. 4, FRY, AgerlIy Wheeling Va, a oct5-tr
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OCUITsTs AND AURIsTs.

DP. POWELL, 0CULIsr, AuRIsr &C., RICRIvIv
his pstlents to O'Clock daily 81 his once Ne
a whore can b procured his Tsssse on ne
which rncvc exactly Like the natural ere aaA .
oelor And sspressios
EAR sURGTRY.-DR. HEATH DEv0TES EsPECIA
~ attention 70 deafness discharges from the ear noises
tile head blindness, near weak, imperfect sight. p
certificates and afhdavts of wonderful cures see
pamphlet ONCE 40 Howard street. FIRST door from Bros
way. Hours from 10 TO 2.
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UNIVERSITY OF NEW YoRK-MEDICAL DEPART.
mentThc Introductory lecture to tho course Of 1883
and 1884 will be delivered in the Medical College, Fourteenth
street between Irving place and Third avenue on Monday
Draper The profession and the public respectfully
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CPIRITUALIsx.-Bv JUDGE sEpMoNDs AND Dl
~ Dexter with appendix by Governor Talmags; 6l page
ecnvo rrtc 81 - vi be ready fer delivery Saturday
Bro .dWsy.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR.
SEE SIXTH AND SEVENTH PAGES.

AMEHICAN INSTITUTE FAIR.
THE TWENTY SIXTH ANNUAL FAIR OF THE AME-
ricsn institute, devoted exclusively exposition of
the productions OF our&own country daily mt
Castle Garden from AN until 10 PM
Cd band will be in attendance this evening
address Will be delivered nv
Hon VIM Seward on the goth instant at ~ O'Clock r
II Tickets free may be obtained or at the
Repository 81 Broadway or of Of the managers Pre-
pAraons actively making for the cattle show at
Hamilton at which place stock be received on
the l5th instant. BY order Of the board. 80 - w
AD0NIRAM CHANDLER Sece.tary
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WANTED-lN A PRIVATE FAMILY a GOOD PLAIN
W cook, VINO is hrst rate washer and ironcr, q
do Lousework and who - both capable willing
10 fulfil the duties OF her situation Apply at West TWEEN
tieth street;
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WANTED-AE HONEST, INDUSTRIOUS WOMAN, 70
" do the cooking washing and ironing Of private fa
ly to peent person. the best will be paid
other need apply Call at 43 East Tn ret street. between
the hours Of two and five, this day.
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WANTED-A WOMAN TO COOK, WASH AND IRON
w for private family but those competent need
apply Call at M East Nineteenth street. between and
twelve o. clock
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1NAhLEE-iN SMALL FAMILY, A YOUNG AHERI.
car German or Scotch girl to 90 the homework ani
assist in sewing: must be good washer. neat, bic
person Will be ndered Of the family Apply at IL
Merton
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MANTED--A RESPECTABLE LADY ENGLISH PRE-
w ferred.) attend bar in highly respectable hotel
None but thosc who we'll recommended need apply
Address box &c Union square Post Office, for three days
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WANTED AN EXPERIENCED WAITER GIRL WHO
w thoroughly unders tapds her business The best Of city
reference required Apply ct loo East Fourteenth street.
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w stands her business make good bread and pastry and
do the washing and ironing small family. Apply
to ~ in tho ming at 81 West Nin,tecnth with
good references
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yNAETFD-AT NEW BRIGHTON, STATEN ISLAND
w Protestant woman nurse Apply to Mrs. Warile
.3 yesey street New York in the basement 10
o'clock Saturday the 10Th inst
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Best and Cheapest Pian0s.-Hallet, Davis
CO.'S pianos, with and without the eolian long
dered the BEST need putting to make them sell. They
Yeak for themselves. Hoar them at T. s. BERRYS Piano
broadway.
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VIyANTED-TWo PROTESTANT DoMEsricS, AMRRI.
w English, Scotch, Welsh or German, 10 10 tue
general housework OF email family, and and
seamsess Must have good references Ary ~ u Flats
street, after . o'clock.
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WANTED-A WOMAN, WHO rs GOOD COOK
w washer and ironer One with satisfactory refer.
enee from her last place. apply Fourth street
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Il dom lend the of columns purpose
of endortng this that socaed remedial agent OF
commencing IL for general but where article
ready received the Of public favor and
Of the most popular medicines Of the day. feel that
should fail doing duty, but would also
much behind the spirit Of the to neglect calm
the attention of readers to its merits 1t to
highly recommended and from OF such undoubtsd
rsspectabity that it leaves other necessary to
inviting the careful perual of the advertise
ncnt another column by all those who may he unfor
in such remedial Sold
BY c. H. Ring general agent l Police
Gazette.
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WANIED-A GOOD PROTESTANT GIRL, FOR GENE
w raj homework One willing to go to pleasant town
short distance from the city apply at lag Wavery place.
between the hours Of and 10 o'clock this day.
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COLLEGE or PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, NEW
~ Iorkhe session of this college win
Monday, October IL. at halfpast o'clock
T.. NJ, when Professor Smith will deliver Introductory
The profession the public
fully invited TO attend, No. q Crokhy street.
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New Songs" Will He Gomez or, I" Little
Katys Dying Bed The best yet written the feeling
etcry Of Little Katy; having great sale, DO Deal
Gently with the Mothsrless, beautiful song, Csc. T. s.
BERRY, publisher Of music 2T Broadway.
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WANTED lMMEDIATELI-oNE HUNDRED HANDS
w to wire buckram bonnet frames, make frames
Apply to Spencer j Son, n Division street.
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LNMMET N. y. AND II. SOCIETY.-THE MEMBERS OF
IL this Society requested Hbernia Hail. ~
Prince street riday afternoon Mt o'clock precisely
pay tribute ofrcspec brother
John Carr EDMOND BUTLER, President.
ions J. CRacr Rec Secretary '' -e'
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WASTED-A SMART, INDUSTRIOUS GIRL, TO DO
w general homework; must understand cooking washing
and ironing and have good reference Also wanted SMALL
girl to do light work. orphan preferred Apply from II to
o'clock, at lU4 Forsyth street.
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Sewing Machines.-NewY0rkA Against Mas
saeh9sets-It is notorious fact that the imperfect
worthless sewing machinesswhh crowded upon
ket come from MASSACHUSETTS, or Connecticut whence
spurious things originate, Our machines
great mandatory of Centre and Franklin
New York, land genuine substantial and perfect Cali
and examine them at cur Office, No. 1913 Broadway
l. H. SINGER
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ppirits and Give me Kiss; words by James Simmonds
These two are very beautiful and becoming exceedingly
popular Published by HORACE WATERS SS3 Broadway
She great piano an music establishment.
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WANTED-SEvERAL EETERPRISING AND INTEL,
w ligent ladies' chance make from $40 to ~,
Per week Call at the New York Emporium Fashions "
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HEALTH INTELLIGENCE, FREEDOM-INSTITUTE
Of pesarrollo meeting Of the frieaas Of equity, in:
social organization will be held the Mechanics INSTITUTE
Of Bowery and Division street. Friday
H. at halfpaat o'clock Addresses r. L. Nshois
n d. Mrs. Cove Nichols Stephen Pearl Andre Esl and
Hrs. II. A. Torbct. One shilling admission, = -
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VTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SlrUA.
w ton, chambermaid waiter and assist in waehng
and ironing Can be for two days. at Der last place. PIG
West Thirtieh street between Ninth and Tenth
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GREAT Bargains at thc Original A. Jacobs


brace window shades gilt cernices lace and muslin curtains
their stock goods The demand for window decorations
3 extending throughout the country kelly TERGU-
BON No. 2s9 Broadway aud No. 81 Rcade street, the
principal manufacturers and importers and offer great in
Auoementg. there.
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WANTED-AT 81 FULTON STREET HANDS tn
w make youths jackets. Extra prices given.
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WANTED-A SITUATION, by A RESPECTABLE
" young woman, to de homework in small family No
objection to do chambrwork assist washing ironing
TO take Of children and Tho best Of reference
troet
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THE TURF.

TTNIeN COURSE, j. L-RUNNING--PURSE OF $780,
mile heats carrying due weights for age, free sn
horses three to make and two to START CLOSE
Saturday October To- p P at Falkland Duryea's
Of East Broadway and Catherine street. To Wed
nesday, October 25 JOHN j. SNEDIKER, Proprietor.
TTNION COURSE, L. I.-TROTTING.-ON MONDAY,
~ Oct H. at O'Clock p NJ match for 81 000 three mile
heats, to wagons H. Woodruff names e. Pet. J. Nelson
names b. Boston Girl Stages will leave the Williams
blrg ferries for the Course every halt hour.
JOHN /. SNEDIKER Proprietor.
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i Smoothing Irons Superseded by Duncan
VESTS improved mangle. They smooth table linen,
sSSets &C., with great rapdity and beauty Prices SO to
3lOV No. 81 Beekman street, and No. Liberty place.
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w Protestant girl and seamstress,
maid and waiter In respecta lie family Please apply
2l9 West Twenty sixth street. between Eighth Ninth
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WANTED-BY PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN, A
jc',s baking and pastryn ali It's branches The OF
city ference given. Call at 129 Fifteenth street. bctwe
s'i and Eighth avenues the rGmbor on the gate
Is t'tn Tor two Gays
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WANTED--A KIND AND ATTENTIVE NURSE, FOR
w young child. \ woman, not thirty years age,
with good recommendations apply at 10 Resen street
Brooklyn
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VNANTED-BY A YOUNG GIRL, A PROTESTANT, A
w situation waiter chambermaid and to assist in
washing and ironing To trouble need apply but
respects bic families produce the best of city
mendaons be for days 462 East Twelfth
street. room, first oor addressed above
will meet with prompt attention.
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NYANTED--A FIRST RATE BOOKKEEPFg, 10 WHOM
w fair salary viii be given .ddre4s, VIZ, and
perCuc bnSJ Pos h.a
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WANTED-A COLORED GIRL, TO SERVE AS CHAM.
bermaid and waiter; must be good and ironer
and well recommended. None Others need apnlv AZ
No. East Eighteenth street. between the hours Of IL and
on Friday or Saturday. " >
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WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
situation cook washer and ironer she understands
her business we'll Best city reference given Please
call III Twer teh street. second floor in the rear
il not engaged.
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WANTED-BY TWO RESPECTABLE WELSH GIRLS,
Fituations-one waiter nurse; the other cook,
and to assist in washing and ironing in small
family Good city references given Can be for
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OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE, OCT. II, 1853
" Owners wanted for the following supposed
10 have been stolen at the First District Police Court the
TombD viz Thirteen smoked hams; frame containing
Police Court One frame, freboard fork,
chain two mats cardboard and quantity of
Ing apparel cooper Plane shutters bird cage,
two shovo castor piece Of olcoth copper
lantern, counterpart. Also at this ohce
segsr caec two Qound containing pawn
Gckets and Tho other gold coin.
GEORGE w. MATSELL, Chief Of Police.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY TWO RESPECTABLE
w young girls one M good cook is excellent washer
and roner; understands baking and pastry has
and six months reference from her last cmloyer the other
iuly competent clildrens chambermaid and
plain scwer capable to wash and iron for the nursery
They are anxious to live togcther capable Tho
most satisfactory city reference given Please call 29
First avenue front room, second floor for two days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-14

walking down street late the other night heard very
trous knock came in the shape Of drunken Irshman
BY fst, and knocked the gentleman founder
timely application Russia salvc the
bruse Of the blow and serious
This save the best remedy the world scads
euts piles chblsns letters &C. % box sold
BY CHARLES RING, of John street Broadway