davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-20
RuRLEsouE ON THE BOGUS REWARD.

The silly dodge the part of the New York Herald, In
advertising through It's columns five hundred dollars reward
Tor Free Soil letter from President Pierce which The latter
never wrote produces throughout The Uuon the unqualified
rdcue Of tho press aud The people The latest buIesquc
ON the bogus oer OF the "Herad Mon" Is tho following,
which We clip from the Boston Times:
FIVE THOUSAND DoILAns REwAuD-Nill be paid to any
person. black white, who wilt furnish with
hen,ic copy of certain letter. said 10 have been written in
1852 by Winfield Scott OF New jersey Billy Bow
legs Seminole chief in reply 10 an invitation 10 attend
"tak Outhacoochee swamp or To- join the forces Of The
was written by committee Of squaws, lnn married la
des Florida and his reply said to have been, that he
would Billy Bowoss id FIRST but from certain private
motives be- The said Billy Bowlegs declined the distinguish
honor No questions asked, il the document be ioIh-
coming. Apply the couuting OF This Office, when
The clerka are out.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-20
For the Enquirer,
For ne IINQNlTET.
SHORT TRACK RAIL ROAD FROM RICHMOND


TO CHARLOTTESVILLE.
The increasing business the Central Road will very
soon make necessary 10 have second track 10 accomno
date their business and they properly asking for
charter to make this second track more d.
rect line than their old Road which will probably save e
miles 10 Defiance besides getting grades better suited Tor
Transporting the western tonnage.
Now that the completion Of the line from Richmond 10
the Kentucky line by Coviueton and Ohio Road.
10 the settled policy Of the State this short track be-
comes of paramount mportance-it is Indeed the most i'm
part the mainline Every county along the line Of INC
central Improvement in Virginia. Is interested in this shor
track because will 10 them freight in proportion 10
the distance saved
BIT there is consideration connected with this rond of
more weighty character Different sections Of the State
keeuly alive 10 the effect OF what they think rival
schemes ,hes avorito The Charlottesville
and Lynchburg extension and The Harsonburg and Salem
extension each OF Them exciting alarm as TO the effect
this will produce on interests connected win Richmond and
the Central Rail Read.
If this short track Is secured and provision made for ls
prompt com, eion essential part OF The Kali Road con-
ncc,ion Richmond and the Ohi river the friends
of each OF The schemes just mentioned may claim That
the Of injury from them 10 existing interests
iavC s'mens arc sroundess Richmond VIII then
be placed much 10 the dversing poas That the
stmae business belonging 10 her. and 10 The Central road
may be regarded ssfc from The rivalry oil Baltimore or
any other place. This fact may be The motive for opposi
lion from Qulrter Alexandria, for instance may not
desire Richmond provided With road that will secure
to her 80 much of the trade coming by the Central nt but
II this s her legitimate trade growing out OF her position
ought she not TO have every facility 10 enjoy lit
This is not really question OF rivalry between virginia
ces but between Virginia and Baltimore From all quarters
of commonwealth Tho cry has been that Bamoe would
divert our trade at Stsunion Nothing efectualy
protect Virginia interests and quiet the camors OF her own
antagonist lines the building of this short track which
will make Richmond 100 mlos Slsunton than Bal
timore Let tho Legislature make ample provision for H. 30
that IL may be finished possible II The mpor
lines commenced are 10 be the claims OF
this line should be first on the list TIDE WATER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-20
A NOZZLE OBJECT.

We happy 10 hear that evening Of this week the
Sacred Musical Society will give Concert, in aid OF the
funds of the Union Benevolent Society," Tor The purchase Of
fuel and other necessares for the suffering of this city
Tbs music In Itself will be very attractive and added to the
lauds object in vcw excite the public sympshi,
md draw large audience Further notice will be given.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-20
Very truly, your friend and obcdient servant.

LIZ PLANK ROAD MEETING IN AMELIA.-A
meeting will be held on Saturday the oath OF the present
month"; at Cross Roads, in Amelia county, for the purpose of
taking into consideration the ezpedency of building Plank
Road from point at Dennisvllle 10 Amelia
county the city of Petersburg The citizens of Amelia
and oil oisrs interested, moot respectfully aud urgently
requested 10 attend
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-20
SMALL NOTES.

1t will b. seen that yesterday the Senate gave the coup
DC grace this small circulation of sor The prompt
aud decided vote of the Senate will prevent long and
1ous Of The sub The test fully made.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-20

The Penny Post-Mr. James Peasants proprietor, and
Mr. H. r. Pieaesnts sole editor-made its 6st appearance
on Saturday. 1t spirited aud Interesting daily and II
has onr best wishes for it's success.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-20
A NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of

NEW ENGINE-f tsterday atternoon PhDlIA FTt
Company, No took charge OF large and splendid new
Engine Rocketts where had been landed from
from New York, and conveyed it, 10 formal procession,
through Main street, accompanied by the Armory baud
music 10 poson In front of the American Hotel whore
it, capacities teeed In the presence of large number
Of admirIng spectators. 1t threw powerful stream-a
Dune of about three times the strength thrown by
ordinary engine-o the top of the American FIVE story
building 1t also threw three streams OF The ordinary SIZE
at tho time the top OF tai! three and four story
buildings. This 6ne engine was manufactured expressly for
Phonix Company No. OF the Fire Association, at cele.
brated mandatory Waterford, New York. and be-
tween eleven and twelve hundred dollars lie great leng
snabies large number of unite In working it, 1t
WILL douot, DO valuable acquisition TO our Fire Depart
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-20

New YoRx, Dec l9.-.There were opprehensons that
trouble might occur here to-day growing out of the recent
excitement in regard to public street preaching &c am
glad TO Inform you, however that II all passed of harmo-
niousy and In good order No attempt whatever made
towards riot. very large body Of PERSONS numbering in
all probably fifty thousand assembled in the vicinity of
where the preacher held FORTH Determined" it said
that the missionary should enjoy and exercise the liberty
of speech guaranteed TO every citizen OF the United States
which he did without n,oestaon After services the crowd
dispersed in good ORDER and all passed off quietly Three
regiments of troops have been under arms ali day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-20

A FIRE.-The dwelling house OF Col. Jesse Wooon
OF Henry egh, miles from the Cont House. was burned
last Friday II was large brick building. and the walls
though much injured are st standing The Gre cnugh,
upon the roof Of the main building The loss was consid
eabe though the Col may be regarded fortunate in saw
log all of HE furnt papers his possession She
riG Of lhe county, DanpMs Republican,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-20

PRINTER TO THE SENATE.-Our readers are gen
esrsly aware that General Robert Armstrong. the ed
sos of tho Uniou has been elected printer the House
Of Representatives, by overwhelming majority In
,hni hoass the democratic column stood firm. Il fills
~ with modification and surprise to learn that in
tho Senate Of The United States, tina, veteran cham.
pion Of democracy has been repudatod, and Beverly
Tucker of the Sentinel elected public printer The inor.
nation has fallen upon tho democracy of this county like
o lhundsrbolt.-[ M.rtinsburg Republican.
ARAORY COmMISSlON-The Armo.y Commission
e,s made their report to-day Each member of the 3oard
submitted his separate views of the question dis.
tinct report signed by himself. The four distinguished
asesmen in that commission Gov Steele Andrew Steven.
COO Esq., Chancellor Walworth. and Mr. Smith, whilst
hey sdop, different process Of reasoning in their reports
nil reach the conclusion that tho Military System
should be abolished and tbs Civil SUPPLEMENTARY restored
Tho Two Armory ocers Andrews and Steptoe sustain the
Military System The reports of the Civilians oil able and
convincing the paper preferred by Mr. Stevenson, the
Precedent Of tho Board able eloquent and states
man.ke ,iew of tho whole question II cannot fall to have
decisive influence upon the mind Of the President To-.
deed he has any doubt upon the question sL-Spr
1 JFersoy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-20

STORMS IN LOUISIANA AND MISSISSIPPI.
mosILE, Dec IA steamer just arrived at this port from
New Or!eans reports that there has been heavy storm
sweeping both Louisiana and Mississippi doing vast
amount OF damage.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-20
Fatal, SHoOTtNG CASE

FATAL SHOOTING CASE.
CIScISNArI, Dec l6.-R. H. Collins Editor of the Mays-
willie Eagle sho, Luther Dobyns in the forehead, Mays
VILE KY To-day The wound 1t is supposed will prove fatal
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-20

su.c;al correspondence OF the Enquirer.
Tn. eon,I. Juut the Committees assistant Sscretary
of The Yreasury-IH meeting of Cong on Wondoy
WAsKlSorGS, Drc. Is, 1858
There is some complaint ftom The Moth Western men"
bers of Cor gress tina, they The head aud DO NOV
conlro any Of the leading Committees Of The House
hey are totally excluded from hem is not ue ana '"''
have not representation in them, in raio wiz" wv
population, i, lie not the uu Of Mr.. Boyd Il Is '"e ''
We, sal CUSTOM and i, Ia b. ed sound seHse - p w
the leod Of aud on tho Leading committees WIN a''
some congressional experience. II this were ho' "'
time wouIi be lost in allowing The nc" h'eioe'S " 49,
what there NAV be an immediate Necessity ~ wv
I,he ,n. reason OF the inequality on the eauine
Ia - m f,rd in The diHeien, custom existing al INC ,"'''
and /, The West in The congressional mountainous n ~ wo
a"u ~, rarely comes Congress more 'h'n one u n
na ,bc honor 10 so great the pccnniafy eaoun s;
e,," red so desirable that by Kind OF puonc JuseI'
- moi permitted remain l,ng with uny one nun 1--we h
y nt M Snmh i, il entirely different different IDEA 90
;nns and member OF Congress being ooheu upo aT =,
nublc servant alone, the way in when his -,
n,de p,ost efficient is locked TO- aud nc s ao"cu !" ~
nnire the nerrncr which Is indispensable 10 useu sc
Vie So long as this custom exists at me seu. anu ~
long she has experienced members ' 10 hoi her
long che will continue 10 hoi' e
superiority in the legislative bodies ct Inc country
Econ if the Senate Bill to- make the Assistant secretary
of Treasury conrmasle oy ,hai TouS will be
The character OF The assaults upon h ana o
from which they emanae give mem far
h; ;on M charge is made against his efficiency
putc officer or his integrity man. With Inc feelings
Fl personal enemies 10 be expected that The Senate
will sympalhze such motives have any claim upon 'ha'
body. =, ,,h
interest The debate will be of such character as Will com
pei The secretly disascted, 10 exhibit themselves. ING
friends of the Administration should silt out those VINO are
not cordially II there be disruption, It 10 better
that IL should DO at known Those who are not Tor US
are apnins, u.s. When the position OF all parties Is openly
we shall have escaped from the dangers OF secret
Teachery into the security Of fair fight So much ls at
least gain. rAinrA~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-20

DIED. -, .f
Di5D on .ni S1 ct.c: bennett, aged year months
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-20

WM. D. GRESHAM, Secretary
NoTE-The interest manifested In this county, In regar
10 The proposed rail road be attributed 10 the eSerton
of Alexander Dudley Esq., (he agent appointed By tn
Commissioners solicit susscrbeT) and convincing arsu
used by him in support OF The road II Is bis o!en
lion 10 visit the counties interested and the city of Rich
mond brfore the meeting Of the conyenlon and nc hope
10 have obtained the whole amount Of stock required b.
that lime.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-18

DOARD.-A few single Gentlemen or Gentlemen and
I'D tkssr Wives can obtain Board with pleasant Rooms
ghborhocd every est viii be make home
Reesr Gee gwen and required Apply No. lt5 West ShsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-18

DOARD-A Gentleman and Wife can have pleasant
Room IN house with modern and accessible b.
railroad stage Apply aih between 18th sad 1h
SIS. References exchanged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-18

CT. CHARLES THEATER-BOwery, near Cha
y s.usTel Bo1. and Psrqeets, Is cs Secured Seats 81
cts THIS EVENING M HI = r o1a ss psH0rn'''
d%s,s s'si 5s % lie
Tshss.s. Nj Eses Al !, precisely s,' 40 III
TIRCIJs.-NEW. YORK AMPHlTHEATER,N NJ 81
- Bowey-C Clowns Rockwell and Burt RIDING Natl ss n r.
sstS soe ET %fP6 tS.spR9Ss SIESSG
FRSEKITN and BURT The DIm.tic Ballet a kATARINsi OR
re sets and Franklin Great southern csn. Two
eo@psp an @ and MGsa oo on Dsrn
Bo1sa Pc PIT zie Doors at u 70 commence at q.
WO0D's MINSIRELS-No. 444 Broadway above
ss and PoPneoThe ensrtnTsnt. offered By tbs
%, S ssns e De ~ Untsd s
Conss 20 ssr are seonnusd
PROFESSOR ANDERSON most respectfully an
The zsPs Of lev @ ,ss s be ~ soR
y 5ss1,. SERIES tesa or Fs HAS he pa the
pubic vi" have & Ti6:f Il
which hsye been p s a ' Sss been VISITED
1S s t s Of tn ' Ess 10 @ North and soau every
he SeVP Ssy 61ys nav s S nsss b. t1
ths city MsSpOsD Han TRR e MA eS sd
ExPERiMENTAL PHILOSOPHY, and display the Whole O. n:
Of al religious ACCOMMODATIONS WIN deliver his opinion Spiritual
T 81 tpswns bat tier doctrine either sse In
gsa s tRs Io%%HDy % ff Fif s RsPs PRO
DUCED whole machinery EXPLAINED a. used BY the pro
'iilS1s zion esds g dsSts Family Circle cent.
9b MONDAY Of 3 PAGE &C. sGntI .t P ssS
PrOior Abdercns letters to the SUN Price III cents
DLOOMERS. ATTEND to YOUR RIGHTS -A
meeting e Bloom 4ss,:s Sss i EgEsY a
y 4co5 1883 s % B%ET S
MUSEUM of EGYPTIAN ANTIQUITIES sfUY-
WI vF e. ~ a ISsEIIyTE
Now the and ,sgse osccn Of rsSG h. PG fto s
By DIT abbott during Of qDT: , Of s t S y
Open during tie Day and Evening
VNHE AZTECS-THESE EXTRAORDINARY
vdIT LITTLE BhGs Or FS 3E na oa
deul peeutes constitute the most i9eIpesbe phenomena the
history Of the human RE FIJI, y sf66IS SSS6so ~
Doors open from un9 NJ Tickets q sis adEs1 y
can BE- een wi 1Raas ssi1a Charge
GATHERS CoSMORAMAS including Paintings
- ofthe HOLY LAND will positively eo.s 0n Let JOne next
Exhibition in Rooms corner Of Bradway and lShT-
CHINESE SALOON, No $50 Broadway.-SEVENTH
SsE SHEk Sosr phhS 5o9 9SS EvEES EVENING
Children under Y half price Doors open al commence
"'a Ticket om'e open "0n Il ''' E. BURGESS, Agent
DANVAKDs GEORAMA--The stupendous Ruins OF
~ ssSsf the s S Ct sSSs nps
~ LAEp being an addition Of " GO SQUIRE ss Of ssnS o
Exhbns ct No sos Broadway Admission 50 cents Children half
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DEsIGN.-Now open
IN Al the Gsaes No Broadway opposite Bondst from A.
10 daily Exhibition containing nearly 800
Original Painting and setuary never exbed oy hvns
Single sdmsGon Is cents Season Tickets ~ cents
TNHE WASHINGTON EXHIBIrION-ln aid of the
YORK Gallery Fine Arts "A choice collection OF Pic
lures now open ga NJ till 10 NJ Of American Ar mon
Ne Is Season Tickets
DoeDs
SPIRITUAL MANIFESTATIONS.-Mess III. ~
M EsPp%s s@s TyP n s Ss asa' Of tso
public the they permitted TO their Circles
every Aterr and Evening from 70 and from to TO-
Investigations and CarvoyGut Examneto from
IA NJ till II at their ROOM No 80 West 2stst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-18
Amusements.

TKEoON's GREAT CANTON,
CHINESE Hsr6 REi9 IL H 3Sb ToSe oov,
sposd Of Aeoei FIFTY Of the most celebrated performers This
only troupe that c sfsL Esii i1s EMPIRE,
'h'H u" Ssos GARDEN n ss United s'''
.EkIDAY EVENING May So and continue every evening
''' TGNS, ' HooK' T % SRs COMPANY
eKfEhoSiEs RITES, FESTIVALS, GAMES, AMUsEMENrs,
ANCIENT AND MODERN MANNERS AND CUSTOMS
CHINESE EMPIRE.
-, REV. $ WELLS wIIfiAMS ''
s,e hs author OF the Chinese Empire iis nhhtsnts
=. &c. comprising the costumes are
= M NnlslfINo 7HE GORGEOUS MAoNIFIcENcE
ESTIMATED TO BE WORTH slOoOO.
a. 'sstains Of the ESd hitherto presented to the public of
y al particulars sec frOsrsmme Of performances.
VII .Ssn SS sesSIsS 'ss S which purpose the oce
s's open At o'clock performance precisely
ERANC0Nls HIPP0DROME--REST ORATION
& eRnKs al S SAnks and ma AMosEMESTS Of the AN
~, ~ FRIScoSIs Colossal aI FfsS s''A Oh
Nc ss spS and OSs SS sui sSs Fs
ATsss IL TI ISL z Fl hsses SF'. and
s oSsSs ~ If The USPs % WIN Ss
c Ia "a SsSss Isps Ia Jsux De Ia s omPade Racing
ss ~ s s.ysa gssns s.segs ch cor.s snsss EIs
s sssss sS Flight Liberty Hcrss sc T rsSa aSS
s fnss' & ss.iss cents. Reserved Seats
ssnsscs a. "a nN0" open a. and Il FsriornsHss.
ne s1s s an e: vss The afternoon will b equal in
admitted o Sps g SssI under win oas
BROADWAY THEATER-R A -
Is~'fHs evening" sl Nay Is win Be psrisrasS 0'iS
ssssstA. Forrest Mssohn .....
Ssoean Conway lst Witch Newport
p.ncen Deb Lady Macheth ~ Dsvdge
Pope The Crowned Cha ~ ne fon1
ecos open AZ and the Overture viii Commence Saan
No. and rsronss 20 sSnA Family and Uppsr cs = ceS
RURTONs THEATER-Ch amberast- Benefit 90
- AS DlOrTTHlS SvENING MAY IS win Be perIorrass VI
~, TOWN AND C0UNTRYi OR, WHICH Is BEsr
Genroy. Mr. Dyots Mrs GleuIoy Mrs. nvo,,
ooy. Burton Mrs Trott -. Mr.. Has
scseode OLD DUTCH GOVERNOR.
Mr. Dy0t Van Dundsr NJ Rureos
R oeen u o'clock performances soxes and
s sss Second Circle . sonis Private BOxss sSI o..
w AllACKs Observation-Disclosures w. Wal
E6 Nc Ls.,se-J w Lzsrss, Sage MsaAssa-rHIs EVEN
~ As5 ~ vii b presented
hno. DoN CEAsAR DE BAZAN
r. M. Wslsck Mariana Mis- Lasra Kesne
s is.ss.s ~ s Lester Lady Clutter Ms BrOysAan
- Ores g., q osoek Performance eomnspss a ~ Parqaet
- 1--WE, - seeh, fsniy Circle. IS esnts
BAnh sN I'm. AMERICAN MUSEUM
- -. ~ q oock revised and pa.p.s 20 hs s,
11kS00N =. sssssosasancnt THE HUNCHBxCK rfITs AZ
~ sppi,5s sS VA b repeated the vsry beautiful "a
s1ss ~ se'nssns dr.ns Of ffE OLD Folks AT HoMR
sps 40 uppss Bsrv 1ssssaa EnteanneR ke Is esn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-18

DOARD-At No 345 Broadway, pleasant suite OF
ID Rooms P~lr handsomely fan.ned also plssssas
nse Room with Board To southern families ard oeners speeaS
the season tina city tho most desirable oc.foa %
hsd References HANGED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-18

pOARD.-N anfed by Two single Gentlemen, largo
I'D pleasant ,hed Room, with @ partial Board PR
family where there ~ boArers Location the
entity of Eat Broadway preferred Address w O. W., Tribune o.
fee. Best Of reference gwen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-18

BOARD, with pleasant ROOMS, may be had at No.
- It's Cnpse The house Is Of modern construction and hes
The usual COW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-18
10 oARpING-A widow Lady hayirg respe,t.hle pr

DOARD-For Gentleman and Wife Also two sir
ID se GenneneD No IS Eat BrosSway Refer exchanged
Also bsy Boariers received
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-18

DOARD-Two single Gentlemen or q Gentleman and
hi. Wise can be sccour0 latsd with large urushed
H. second door without hse n private family sssse
opte Address A w. Herald Once. Reference repaired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-18
Cost ano founo.

EOUND-A valuable PENCIL and PEN-HOLDER
IL Apply At No - Maiden lane, up stairs
OST-J. ii. WHEEL0CKs DRAFT, dated Men
~ don March s nooths favor Of HisOee Foster OF
Boston Wheelock Daniels York and accepted BY
them payable the Metropolitan Bank for Seven Hundred and
Esken Dollars 10 loo said draf ipdOred By h. AL parties
receiving such note or draft payment has
heen stopped Whoever has found the VII return them @ hg
bee Tester No. IS FuloRst. WI. AOAsE- salem, MASS
NOTICE-LOst, on the morning of the 18th, c. n.
IN Brett Co.'S CHECK the IRVING BANK for s1o and
ss Queripers for $50 The IRVING BASk The pablo
fboe suitably rewarded by returning them the IRVING
BANK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-18
Uants.

AS Cook, Washer and Ironer by respectable young
"A wOmsn in private family has good reference Apply No.
As Cook Washer and Ironer and to do general
s iPSg Ne RS 81 Gs o Woman
A good Cook, by respectable young Woman, and
n Baker has objections assist in the WASHING
MH' 4: 50 :e sgy cs ci s11 '1s
good Cook and to wash and iron, in priv tie fam
N and Nurse and se%nrs or q chasnoeLnHs I'D
have city reference Call No IN the BOOKSTORE
A S good Cook Washer and IrOner, by respecta-
ns.. DC Can TU It No. S shi' between S and
good Cook and to assist in washing aud ironing by
Isst.Ss ioS.: WSnan Ss@ Te Ss 81 s
good Cook or Laundress, in private family IS
M0@ss Sa 7 SssS y if' sns
AS COOK. In Gentleman's family by respectable
N Woman has objection to do genera h'S;ewos 10
small family Has good city reference Apply Al No lo "ooses
AS CHAMBERMAID and plain Sewer, by respectable
sa. esS Gem On I've % c % S.s a .s1
AS CH,xBERnAID and TO assist in washing and iron
"A Ing to DO general hSu'swOs IN :@s ps's family y r.
seen Al No Il sdsv between 9th and lOth-sts
AS CHAxBERxAID or Nurse, by respectable young
n Scotch Woman. Apply At No 2s sth-sv
AS CoAcHMAs, by a single young Man, in private
seen Al No Broadway c. WATERS note addressed t.
AS NURSE and Seamstress by steady young Girl, in
vi
ith-av. Can be seen for two days
A S SEAmsrREss, by a respectable young Woman, IN
N private family Has oeersn Jake Of children snd 70
do Can good y reference together with
reference rem her present employer Call adirs No 81 sthsT
between 18th ana l6th-sts, for one or Two assa
ASWAIrREss, BY a competent, experienced Girl with
N best Of city Cal No. II lsh between oh and
6th-sva
A PRorEsrAxr GIRL, about ii years of age wants
IA situation respectable family, take Of two
children Plain Can r three not
engaged No. 57s l2thst first floor, back room
A LADY, who has filed the place Of English Gov
e,us years wishes ila- position with either an
Spanish family Terms moderate and no oo
ecton country. Cal address H. 81 No. H-so
81, sf Columbast- in Brooklyn
A LADY wishes to learn the Typesetting in al It's
N branches Manuscript with eabe facility and had
hnle proofreating Address AALIhOs hiAs
burgh Pos Ofce
A RESPECTABLE Protestant GIRL, who understands
IN orssensknE all plain SWING good o-edse OF house
ksepins instruct children N reading writing and arithmetic
setn fox one week At Ne SIS Sd-sv, fourth door.
DY VERY RESPECTABLE ENGLISH WonAs, Prot
I'D estsnt nurse espspsble Of tskas The entire
eh,e OF The best Of reference be gwen Apply
a No between Fifth and Sixth Gan Be seen of
two Days
TWO SISTERS want situations in the country, one as
Coal the DsiymGn Chsnberm1d Have goo ret
srcnce Apply No 50 hs N the rear bcween oen saa '
VUANTED-A situation to cook, wash and iron, or
w or DO general hossework private family 81 Respectable
9nl with sood references CAL q al 7hsv. near s<s<-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-18

DOARD-A private family. who reside IN West Odd
ID IT. nea shaw viii e he whole Of tae wegss foo. with
can be with pleasant Apartments aa boad Tue
house il new and las improvements APpy AZ - West I'D