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LOST AND FOUND.


$50 y ~. w BE- WITH
mcnd cluster ring lost Wednesday evening March I'd,
the Of Walker street. The ring highly valued
y III
Eighth avenue between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets
stop the ring, If offered.
&SO REWARD TO ANY PERSON GIVING INFoR-
other Jules Pardet No 7i2s with gold chain attached
gold topa. brooch and other stolen from 32 East
Twelfth street the 4h inst @ for the articles return
ed and no questions asked
&OO REwARD-LOsT ON SATURDAY NIGHT
PAO last going through Hester street gold hunting
ruby jewels gold balance white dial and large size The
finder or detcctor will receive the above reward by leaving
$O Rsasrs carriage depot Canal street. sacf King
Charles dog with white breast had collar with
way and Twentieth street.
Ok RRwARD-wILL BE PAID FOR THE RECO
UC very of small fox terrier dog about FIVE years old
color With much inside fur ff light o. es
light brown tail long and much cured. The
Of Boyery and Broome street at Cogswos livery
stable in CLrystie street. Broome such nforma
tion as will lead to his recovery.
A POCKET MEMORANDUM BoOK-LOsT, ON
Thursday last Sd instant in contiguous TO Beaver
William streets, pocket memorandum diary q. W Rice
the inside Govern containing value any
81 requred and the grateful thanks of the leaving
Or % No. %
T OsT-PAssING THROUGH THE POST OFFICE
note drawn by Chambers catte to the order Of Cook
payable at the Farmers Mechanics Bank fhiiadclphia
All parties hereby cautioned against negotiating the
COOK 4 MANN So Gold street =
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YCU Clark II. Chambers, who left schooner Rodman NJ
Said boy had when IL LOTT dark sack soas
and ,%a cheek shirt and glazed cap all well
ars sy ys and S dark s.on hair yer short %
horn in Ware town county New Jersey an Rmeri
can s1pROsed he left With lie intention q going sal
above reward win = paid any information or for the re-
si Fl sa ss
1 eliza Rses GlaRsS, ssa Chambers Henry
IMPORTATION wANTED-oF MICHAEL MAHER,
eldest son Of pStrek and Marsare Mahsr whose
w last s%ss ct he @ sas
SC Any knowing Of his whereabouts would confer
HER Poss ocs Long Ian %
IMPORTATION wANTED-INFoRMATIoN IS EAR.
1ety requested and win Thankfully received Mary
ireland who arrived in New York on the 18th February
as ssso less9a The s.
master.
MARY A. B; MORRIS WILL LEARN SOMETHING
ing promise stating where an interview may Be had to
her friend C. G., Broadway Post Once
Mss ANNA ALBERT WILL HEAR or SOMETHING
Montreal at the Broadway Post Oee informing him Other
place of residence
SPECIAL NOTICES
Nv gular monthly meeting will be held this Monday
kNAPs
PETER d. MEAD, Rec Secretary
GRAND TEMPERANCE DEMONSTRATION AT THE
tho HaGes On Of
9eea Falls n X Rsy AntCnete l. Brewn Monris.a
es on the Maine Law Music by the Alpine Warlers Mrs
20 cents. Come early.
HOUSE cARPENTERs-THE HOUSE CARPENTERS
of Brooklyn requested to attend general meeting
h inst atH oeoek to take measures to Establish the the
rate OF wages Tor the ensuing Boss carpenters
NoTIcE;-AN EXTRA MEETING OF ABBIsYNIAN
Il Of Esther Of will held
this s ts q win please SD
SsiSok at which time they vii be met by persons from
-. 80 - JEFF0RY vANcLIEr, Rep.
NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS, ATTENTIoN.-THE UN-
designed committee elected at meeting Of the New
March viii meet At the above place Tuesday March
Tsoo %ay
n too sick attend will please inform the committee where
Beate James stivers job. Dick, Committee 'A
WAsHINGToNs INAUGURAL ADDRESS, 17s9-THE
rot rss prayer in Ccnsres i,7d portrait Of President
sS 20 West street New York Orders
vSo s1s SD
th OF 1870 also those who were in the expedon
msdatsy by calling at No Nassau street. on G. c.
THE FTREMEN.
THE FIREMEN-GRAND RECEPTION OF MANHAT.
l. tan Fire Engine Co. No. g. will place Tuesday
evening, March Tho following rules and regulations win
Park at o'clock precisely. The route will be follows
Cortlandt street to Broadway; Fulton Nassau
Grand street to Ludlow thence to the house of Engine
8, and dismiss. BY order.
FRANKLIN WATERBURY, Chairman.
CHARLES +. MEYERS, Secretary.
NoTICE-THE MEMBERS AND FRIENDS OF ToMP
nyt tied to
assemble at tie engine house attend
OF our late worthy member John " Hail. at u NJ
on Tuesday, Sth inst. BY order A. p. SUTTON
J. M. GoDFREy, Secretary. Foreman.
SOUTHWARK ENGINE CO. NO 3s-THE MEMBERS
and honorary members Of the above company
auested to meet at the engine house Monday March 7
at y o'clock for tho purpose of attending
our late associate, Grin IL Noble. BY order OF
THOMAS A. BROWER, Foreman.
A T. Smith, Secretary.
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A NTHONY J. BLEECKER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
"A and peremptory sale Of about 800 beautiful building
lots between New Brighton Tompknsville,
Staten leland late the of Dr. G. Weservelt,
y:Anthony j. Blocker will sell at public auction
Thursday the 10th of March, 1853 Mt twelve o'clock
the Merchants Exchange in the city Of New York the fol-
lowing desirable property viz.On Staten Island, bout
40 choice building lots forming nearly eight bloc Of
ground situated bounded Wetervelt avenue First
Second Third Fourth Fifth sixth and Seventh avenues
Brighton Tom pknsvile. whole this proper
y within five minutes walk of both the New Brighton and
Tompkinsve ferries The average time from any portion
Of the either Of the above ferries and from the
New York Wall its vicinity is within
forty minutes by steamboat either from New Brighton
Tompkinste every half hour fare Ga cents and by
mutation lower than line in the of York
From the entire property there fine view sandy Hook
the the whole of New York Bay Long Island
from Fort Hamilton to WILLIAMSBURG the East and North
rivers Newark and Newark bay Thagnt of the property
Of 10 A. and O'Clock p NJ at Jones' Nau.ius HAN, at
Tompknsve ferry Staten Island who will give all the
sessary information The streets opened and graded
The and the auctoneers fees the
day SALE forty per delivery deeds
the balance bond and mortgage for five years.
to the anCtioneer, No. Z Broad street, New York.
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vMANTED-A FIRST RATE COOK ONE THAT PER
w fecty understands all kinds of cooking for small
private boarding house Apply at rs Chambers street
Wages Sc per month.
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8. r. Callahan's Job Printing Office, No. lib
Nassau street provided with facility for the prompt
execution Of job work Of every descriptions aw and
mercal a small card to the largest book Prices
sonabe, and disappointment. Business Office the
cond floor,
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Dr.. Wheeler, Oculist, 80 Barclay street, de-
votes his attention to diseases Of the eye Chronic nam
nation of the eyeds however long standing completely
sured films and specks without surgical
Once hours A. NJ to p N. French artificial eyes in
serted to took equal to the natural orgnn.
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No. 56s Broad way, corner Of Prince ar

Hernia EHectually Cured by Mnrsh's Newly
mprovod light adjusting Truss UpaIsstionablo
their tusses thrown aside Open un9 o'clock in the
ing. MARSH Il CO, No. az Maiden lane,
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Trusscs,-Marsh q Co., No. e u Maiden Lane
New York have just imported from Paris
Of the most improved French Trusscs consisting
plated springs with ivory and guta percha pads Also
general assortment Of Bathing Trussos
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n s. HOUGH, AUCTIONEER.-THIS DAY, AT lO3<
~ o'clock at "a hickman street the contents Of the store
Icing nearly oil GOOD second hand IN good order
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WANTED-A CHANCE TO MAKE M0NEY-FROM
w s. to $40 day may be made by individual male
female in city country with the knowledge of highly
useful discovery in universal demand which viii be sent by
return mail enclosing ST. post paid, directed to T. NJ
York Office
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WANTED-A PROTESTANT WOMAN, AS COOK,
w washer and roner in private family A German
would be preferred Apply between and II A. ~. at ~
West Fourteenth street.
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vicinity with plain directions finding any pub
lie place Strangers will find this very useful Price Ga
cents For sale BY CARR HICKS, Stationers So Nassau
atreet
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! VKANTED-A NAN WANTS SITUATION AS
w waiter private family The best OF city reference
be given Can for three days at 69 broadway
/ Has objection x o % the country.
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L. BrAUdlcS & CO-By LetteTS Patent, Issued
September l6th Of bronze coor gold
half gold silver and metal leaf factory
Pacific streets Brooklyn, office No. II Cedar street. New
1900 s. sooS S. 3d. ioO5 IS; So a. 3d. S. ao 81 50
ss ten cent discount per pound six months terms
Our favoraby coors extensively
used for bronzing iron brass and wooden aanna
label printing etc. etc. and will favorably with
any imported article, although far, far cheaper
New York
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WANTS.

WANTED-A SITUATION, BYA REsPECTABLEP PRO
w testant girl as chembermad aud 10 do plain sew ing
Can be for three days at No. Prince sree In the
rear, first floor tack room.
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LBERT H. NICOLAY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IN household furniture auctionAlbert II Nicoay will
sell Thursday March TO- at hafpast ten O'Clock A. NJ
No p Vandam street. between Varick and NAodougal
sreeD sentee household furniture consisting in part of
marble top tables rocking chairs SOFAS carpets piano.
chairs marble top washstands, &c &C., together with
rety Of kitchen furniture stoves crockery &C., with which
the sale will Terms cash. bsnkable Ca
alogues will be ready the day before the SALE For full par
ticuIars apply to the auctioneer, 40 Wall street.
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UCTION NOTICE.-TUESDAY, AT 1Os O'CLOCK, AT
N auction Is Spruce street-Frst spring sale
yspabc furniture groceries segar jewelry dry goods
clothing liquors, &c also the fixtures OF
Wednesday, at l0 O'Clock, will the sale Of
tire stock Of well assorted dry goods TO suit For
restal. THOS. BELL, Auctioneer.
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Patent Excelsior Steel PEN, a New a

superior article particularly adapted to the of book
keepers and others who do much writing it has all the
Hexibility Of the quill Sold Wholesale and retail by
CARR Il HICKS Stationers, So Nassau street.
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undersigned h prepared TO exhibit the largest cheapest
and most desirable stock the goods city, suit
able for first eass merchants and mnsrs Of section
fthe Union being all his imporatons for the spring
trade, which he will offer the most favorable terms
NJ. III. LUHTENSTEIN,
Bowery corner O Hester street.
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WANTED-A SITUATION, AS COOK, IN A PRIVATE
w boarding house by woman who perfectly under
stands her business and take full charge of kitchen
She give satisfactory city reference and be
three days not engaged at No IL Prince street.
Bowery.
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Marsh & Co.'S Improved Elastic Suspender
Shoulder Brace for expanding the chest
symmetry OF form--adapted to and children.
Abdominal Supporters ladies Sustaining Comprising
Belts, of the most approved patterns.
MARSH co. No. % Maiden limo
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SALES AT AUCTION.

LBERT III. EICOLAY, AUCTIONEER GREAT
N peremptory SALE without of 733 beautiful
building lots located in the pleasant village Of Clinton for
merly known Camptown, n J within two miles and
city Newark within sixty minutes Of the
city of New York,-Allert IL Ncoay will sell at auction
change New York and the following days until the
tire property disposed of73 beautiful building lots in
tic pleasant village of Clintonve N j. formerly known
Camptown These lots all Is feet front and and
from 100 TO 300 feet in depth and will be sold with the priv
lege of adjoining lots the entire block
villages in the State of New Jersey and Of
place within fifteen miles of the city OF New
York being only miles from the Now Jer
Railroad depot the plank road Office and the steamboat
dock at Newark The Morris and Essex Railroad Company
have decided to bring their from Melville Newark
the depot will within qusrer of milo of this
Ierty Stages regularly several times day from this
place to and from Ncwark-are I2S cents. The city of
Newark of the largest cities in the Of New Jer
and contains ~ 900 Inhabitants that Clinton 10 fully
desirable for residences place within the dis
Jersey aliens hold property the natural
horn citizen of the United States Terms 10 and
the auctoneers fees the SALE 30 per cent
the 10Th of March, when full deeds containing
the usual clause against will be delivered and the
balance 90 cent remain bond and mortgage for
five six cent discount of 10 cent will be
made all lots bought for cash Tho title is perfect and
nhqnostionablc. free Clntonville via New
ark, will be made the New Jersey Railroad, Monday
March for seen this beautiful property previous to the
sale The train will leave the depot Jersey
City ut II O'Clock NJ for Newark and retnrn at O'Clock
to Cntonyle free Tickets free Of
charge for the excursion together with thographc map
full particulars lie obtained by applying to the
Auctioneer, No. 40 Wall street
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Depot No 80 John street. of Gold and after
May 1872 Pearl street door below Maiden lanel RO
BERT w. PATRICK is the sole manufacturer in the United
States the above celebrated Safes and H. c.
panetrable Defiance Locks.
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WANTED-A SALESMAN, WELL ACQUAINTED
w with the city retail grocery trade. Apply Monday
Tuesday between two and three O'Clock r. H. at the
Mholeea ale grocery house, 2O7 Duane etreet.
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q, ZOO Worth of Dry Goods from Auction. :

Great bargains in table linens pillow linens and
damask table inen two yards wde only
A. Cd yard elegant supcrfne drop do two yards
snow drop and figured linen napkins only U.s. ~ dozen
linen sheetings 2 yards wide 6 and 6s yard elegant
large size counterpanes 49, l5s and los piece; fine linen
pending low prices, at BURDETTS Cheap Dry Goods
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WANTED-A GIRL, FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK;
w also, for plain sewing and chamherwork be
protesants and understand their business Apply at 1913
West Th2rty-
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WANTED-A SITUATION BY YOUNG GIRL AS
w chambermaid and waiter in u private family or as
nurse City reference be given. Please call at ZIG
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WANTED-AN ACTIVE INTELLIGENT YOUNG
w man, Amerean) eighteen ornineteen years age,
work in mandatory None others need apply Call 1T
AZ First
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w Protestant young cook. Good city
can be given Can be for two days at 9 Greenwich
avenue.
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VNANTED-A COACHMAN, WHO PERFECTLY UN.
w derstands his business-American English, Scotch
prerredwth the understanding that during his leisure
garden, otherwise make himself useful BY man.
with the undoubted good may
obtained, on addressing Mr.. Woodbine, Herald Office.
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EXPERIENCED CAPABLE WOMAN WANTS A
"A situation as and seamstrcss do every kind
Offamily plain sewing take baby
would do chamberwork and fine washing; read and
write WELL Please inquire No III Eleventh street.
First in the gtore.
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WANTED-A SITUATION, AS COOK AND WASHER
roner, BY respectable woman. Lived three years
her last place has good
to into the couptry Can be for three day
Water street. Brooklyn.
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WANTED-A GOOD COOK, WHO UNDERSTANDS
w baking bread and cakes very we'll Apply Mt 63 TWEEN
ty sixth street, cast on Fourth avenue.
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WANTED-AT NO. SANDS STREET, BRooKLYN,
wv ntegence oico Protestant and Catholic white
coored girls cooks ohambermads general
houseworkers &C. Wanted also boys situations
in Brooklyn and its vicinity They must be we'll
ed, WALLACE,
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WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w situation to cook, wash and iron, general
housework in small private family The of city
given Was three years in her last place Apply
No. so Chrystie street.
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WTANTED-A BOX IN THE POST OFFICE, FOR
w which liberal premium will be paid. Apply At Is
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Birth-marks, PoIypus, Scirrhus, Cancers,
tumore moes and all from the face
body by painless external application All persons
tercsted will be perfectly satisfied of the fact by calling
the Office Of the subscribers 1872 Second avenue
Twelfth street. HARVEY WALLACE
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WANTED-A GENTLEMAN, WHO CAN COMMAND
w from So GOO 70 5000 to invest In ready cash bust
that realizes ~ to 30 cent ethc. to be
featured sold in the state 1t article general
consumption and of sale The advertiser will also in
capital to the Spectator loss Address
letter paid and stamp enclosed with real ad
dress, A. b., Broadway Post Office.
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EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
~ at south Oyster Bay, Queens Co., L. IA j. Bleecker
will sell ut public auction at the Merchants Exchange
Y, at II M Wednesday March 1853 by order Of the
executors fertile and finely situated farm South Oyster
longing the estate Of Thomas Jones deceased
30 Will be first offered entre IL SO disposed or
will be sold in parcels For further particulars inquire Of
the auetioneer No Broad street. N " Of j. JONES'
j. s. j. JONES, executors, near the premises
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BOOKKEEPING, &C-MR. W. j. RENvILLE, NO 49,
Broadway continues to receive new pupils for pract
cal instruction in bookkeeping arithmetic &C. qualifying
them in the most thorough and efficient for the du
ties of the counting room. Open day and evening.
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DUCCUF,'
Office 47 Grand sreetA scientific treatment scrofua
asuredy obtained Of Dr. Brown located at N Grand
street New Englands cured have paid him many debts OF
gratitude. New York has the offer of his services
afflicted seize time and call him. be too late
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VNANTED-AN ENGLISH, SCOTCH OR AMERICAN
w farmer to take charge of farm Of two hundred
and upwards situated about hours distance from this
city. For particulars, and account OF yearly produce
de- apply to T. H. Ely No. As all strset Jauncey court
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TOHN w. SOMERINDYKE, AUCTIONERR-STORE
No Spruce streetSherih sale of groceries, this day.
March at the stor at l0a o'clock consisting Of eighteen
chests and half che of and black barrels
-four four barrels brown four nrkins butter three
barrels pork lot of hams and shoulders boxes
vermcel currants pipes and barrels port sherry
wine brandy whiskey molasses in barrels sugar MILL
and brown baskets of champagne claret glass
Also, store fixtures glass case stand casks, DC.
JAS B. BENSEI. Depnty Sheriff.
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on Brooklyn will positively be sold at auction Mon
day Mareh5 th 1883 at y o'clock, at the Merchants Ex
the Gerritsen property, Hoyt, Bergen and WyokoG
streets Brooklyn Sale without reserve highest
der Maps be obtained at the anctioneer
Noe AZ Fulton street Brooklyn, and Wall street N
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VALET DE CBAMBRE.-A FRENCHMAN JUST AR
rived from France wishes TO get situation valet dc
chamhre other He knows perfectly we'll his
and give the very best city references No objection
20 travel IN Europe, elsewhere Address r. Hotel
Nancy, Il3 Cedar street.
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Great Percmptory Sale of 733 Beautiful

We advise all eur readers to Improve the
last opportunity offered rid Of the rents
CHARGED by the Landlords in this city, and for $40
hundreds Of citizens locating Take share
mediaely will be too late See advertisement Of
CHAS. WOOD headed Escape from enormous rents"
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WANTED TWO FIRST-RATE SHEET IRON
w stra shteners sawsmiths Good steady find
steady employment and good wages at 40 Duane street.
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DELPHIA.-PEREMPToRy SALE OF IRISH
j. ButterOn Tuesday morning, March g. at II O'Clock,
Ut the auction store No % South Front street. will be
for account Of whom 600 kegs superior
Irish butter imported per ship Mary Peasants
Liverpool. RICHARDS MILLER Auctionsers.
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VXrANTED-A SITUATION BY A FIRST RATE GAR
w dener who has been twelve years at the business
Of the extensive and we'll known
establishments in the Union competent in
of all greenhouse plants
as vines dollhouse grapes, hardy shrubs including the
kinds would like to obtain similar
gagement a suitable private situation Address by letter
CIR liam
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NTANTED-A COOK, TO GO TEN MILES INTO THE
w country She must understand her business tho.
roughly No other need apply Apply in Thirty eighth
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A YOUNG MAN is DESTROYS OF OBTAINING A
IA situation clerk assistant bookkeeper In whole
sale iron grocery bookstore porter and
would make himself generally useful For further partcu
lars and testimonials to character and ability apply to
Dr. h. ID. Connery, Herald Office.
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WANTED-A SITUATION, AS FIRST RATE COOK
w by middle aged woman who fully understands baking
pies pastry, cake &C. &c Has objection assist
the washing Good city reference Cali "A sixth
in the store.
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WANTED-A YOUNG NAN, TO ASSIST IN THE OF
w fee and collect bills for oil house. One acquaint-
ed somewhat with the business preferred Apply ut the
factory No. 80 South street.
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WANTED-A SEAMSTRESS; ONE WHO UNDER
w stands dresmaking fully and Il perfectly willing
make herself useful Protestant American preferred
Must bring reference Apply ut IS Seventh ave
corner Of Fifteenth street.
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SPRING FURNITURE SALES-THE UNDERSIGNED
- respectfully informs b friends and the public that he
prepared usual to give his attention sales
Of furniture ut the residence OF families &c ALBERT m