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Also, payable at the following Banks:
f. w. CLARK & Bros, ST. Louis
Mechanics and Farmers Bank, Albany
Utica City Bank, Utica.
Bank OF Syracuse, Syracuse.
Bank of Auburn, Auburn
Bank of Attica, Buffalo
Rochester City Bank, Rochester
George Smith & Co. Chicago.
Alex. Mitchell, Fire and Marine
Insurance Company, Milwaukee.
Michigan State Bank, Detroit
Com. Branch Bank of Pe State of
Ohio. Cleaveland
Clinton Bank, Ohio, Columbus
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Died.

On Monday, Feb IS, MARIA TEREsA MOONEY widow of
the late Thomas Mooney ana eldest child of the late
Joseph Lametti aged 81 years and months.
The friends of the family respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral this morning. at hafpast nine o'clock,
without further invitation from her late residence No
In Brooklyn suddenly, on Sunday Feb 81, sormA c.,
wife Of Captain George Perry, in the Both year of her
The friends the family are invited to attend the fune
rail- at Trinity Church, Brooklyn, this afternoon at two
Providence Boston, and Charleston, s c., papers viii
On Tuesday March I, GEORGE WASHINGTON REYNOLDS,
after short illness, of consumption aged 81 years and
fIs remains will be taken TO Newark NJ j. for inter.
On Tuesday March l, of Group, CHARLES, OF Henry
Schubart in the 9Th year Of his age.
The friends of the family requested attend his fu
neral from the residence Of his father corner of Division
and Attorney streets to morning, at 10 o'clock
Lodge No. 40 l. o. Of o. f., are invited TO attend.
California, Chicago and Cincinnati papers are requested
In this city, on Monday Feb. 2s GEORGE Fl. MrSIcg,
aged 80 years, of consumption.
The funeral viii take place. to afternoon at
O'Clock, from No Thomas street
Philadelphia papers please copy
GOODWIN, fourth son of Samuel Goodwin.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
from the residence of his father No. 2s3 Spring street
Hudson i
On Tuesday morning March l, suddenly, of congestion
of the lungs, CAmARINE F.. wife of William H. Dederick
aged al years and days.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from her residence
No SO Murray street, this afternoon at two O'Clock
Her remains will be taken to Greenwood for interment
On Monday, Feb 2s, IpA only daughter of Dr. E. c. and
Mary ]. Franklin. aged year, months and days.
The frepds of the family are invited attend the fune
TOMORROW afternoon ut one O'clock at the house of
Mr. John Morrel No. 10 South Ninth street, corner Of
Second
On Tuesday March !, of consumption, Avn wife Of
Able Smith, and daughter Of the late John Mather in the
Slat year Ct her age.
The friends of the family respectfully Invited to at
1end her funeral, tomoryoY afternoon, at O'Clock,
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EXCURSIONS.

A FREE EXCURSION TO CLINTON NEW JERSEY,
IA formerly known as Camptown, win be made by New
jersey railroad Saturday the 9Th Of March, for the
purpose of giving every person chance of seeing those
beautiful building lots 25 feet front by from 100 to 800
feet in depth which to be sold TO the highest bidder
Tuesday March s, at IL o'clock noon, at the Mer
chants Exchange, New York, by Albert u. Ncolay,
auctoneer The excursion train will leave the depot
Jersey City at II clock A. NJ for Newark, and return
ing leave Newark at O'Clock P. NJ. Stages will be in
readiness the arrival Of the cars to convey passen
gers to Clntonvie free Of expense AL persons who
DESTROYS of viewing the property previous to the SALE
can procure tickets free Of charge for the excursion to
gether with maps and full particulars Of the auctioneer
No. 40 Wall street.
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THE FASHIONS.


rTO TAHORs.-THE SPRING AND SUMMER FASH
ions for 1858, published by Oliver and Son,
Broadway, New York, are now ready for SAFE.
$1,000 CHALLENGES
An instrument for measuring and drafting coats.
The authors. masterpieces, correct method for
measuring and drafting coats being trans
fer Of the shape and figure froa the body TO the
cloth. BY 7. OLIVER son, 1876 Broad vay, New York.
Frst.-T. Oliver Son contend that their system 10
the most correct method for obtaining the true shape
and dimension, Of the human figure published.
Second-Ttat after the taken the instrument
will transfer the TO the cloth with great exsctness
and less time. Third.-Tbat II is better adapted in
measuring both sides of the customer of ds6gu
ration. Fourth.-By Gu ting for the following shaped
persons without any variation from the taken
A large fat man avery erect person high and low
shoulder person with one shopider higher than the
other; q round backed person. ady's habit and boy
Jacket and many more garments as tho committee
NAV think proper for to cut. T. Oliver and Son
tend placing tie above instrument at the great Exhibi
ton which next May and would be happy 10
test the same with any author in America Great Britain
or ny part of tho world for five hundred dollars accor.
ding to the above Terms The assuring instrument,
with NJ book Of diagrams, with explanations for drafting
coats pants vests, sacks, &c, accompanied with .
graduated scale for sl5 TO those who have taken his
measurement System heretofore $1O instructions extra.
The fashions, per plate, IL so.
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Married.

On Monday, Feb 90, at St. Patrcks Cathedral by the
Very Rev. John Ioughln JAMES DEL vBccuo to JULIA,
daughter Of j. P. Berard, Esq., of the city Of Brooklyn
September a. 1852 ny his Honor the Mayor and after
wards by his Grace Archbishop Hughes, DANIEL EGBERr
SKIE to THEREsE, only daughter of Antonio Bsgol Esq,
all Of this city
On Tuesday, March l. at st. Thomas Church, by tho
Rev DR.. Neville, Mr. THEODORE WrLocK to Miss ELLEN
CHRISTOPHER, all of this CITY,
On Tuesday March l. by the Rev. R. s Foster IRA Pc
RICO Jun, of Brooklyn, to EMMA j. second daughter of
Joseph w. Kellogg Of this city.
On Tuesday morning March /. by the Rev NJ L. Scnd
der, Mr. NoayAL w. WHITE to Miss ABBY A. CLARK daugh-
ter Of Mr. John Clark. all of this city.
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NEW pUpTICATIDNy.

VXTAsHING1ON AND GEORGETOWN DIRECTORY. -
W. We have received from the compiler Alfred Hun
ter Esq, this valuable publication In addition TO the
matter usually found in such books that Of Mr. Hunter
contains Congressional Directory, alphabetical list
OF persons holding office, and their salaries guide for
strangers and great variety of useful statistics II
not fail to obtain extensive circulation among
citizens and strangers visiting the metropolis TO whom
must be Of great vpue This valuable work ,s afforded
al the low price OF 80 and Is for sale ut the store Of
ALFRED HtNTIR Pennsylvania avenue adjoining the
United States Hotel between I.rd AID FoSrth Etyesta
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TTNAKE NOTICE.-T0 CONNOISSEURS OF TERRAPIN-
Il have just received splendid lot of egg terrapns
which am serving up at my establishment, and will
be pleased to furnish the TO any may wish them
either dressed or In their natural state N Oysters
Of very superior quality picked The above ar
tceE will he forwarded with despatch to any part OF this
tho adjacent cities by THOMAS DOWNING
Nv, ! Broad street,
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DANCING ACADEndMa.

AEADAME AUGUSTA HAS RE-oPENFD TER DANCING
WI classes in her commofious house, No 7l2 Broad
way. reduction viii be made to parties having
Der Of children to be instructed For terms and
srs. apply between IL and O'Clock.
DRIvATE LESSONS IN DANCING, AT 800 BROADWAY.
i Pupils now join for any number Of less ons
separate classes for those that commencing 70 earn
Instruction In the dances, Redowa Schottsch, Re-
dowa polka Waltz polka, &c All applca ions TO be mace
at 274 Bowery, book store, r. & T. a. buRNTON.
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RESTAURANTS.


NOIHE-FRENCHS H0TFL-THE REFECTORY CON.
Nv neced with this establishment having been clio sed
for repairs for several days. win be re opened on Thnrs
day morning, March O. 1888 r. FRENCH
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from her late residence corner of North Second and Lori
mer Streets Williamsburg.
On Tuesday, March ANDREW j., youngest son OF Tim
othy and Margaret Cunneen aged years and months
The friends and acquantances respectfully invited
to attend his funeral from the residence OF his parents
No. Is Anthony street, this afternoon at O'Clock
PATRICK KAvANAGH of bilious feaver in the 5cth year
Of his age native of Casteregh, county Roscommon, Ire
land.
His funeral win take pace from his residence 10
Third avenue between Forty eighth and Forty ninth
streets this afternoon, at half past two O'Clock.
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THE FIREHlEN.

TINIRE DEPARTMENT.--THE RECEIPT OF THE FOL
IL lowing donations, in aid of the Widow and Orphan
Fund of the Fire Department. is this nkfuly acknowledged
From North American Insurance Company, per r.
w. Bleecker, Esq, Secretary Observation-Disclosures. 500
From New York Fire and Marine Insurance Compa-
ny, per ID. Underhill, ESQ., Secretary. 500
JOHN ). GILES, Treasurer.
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THE BALL SEASON.


MONUMENT BAIL-lHE FIRST COMPANY CONT
lNl mental Guard Captain J. G. Heime, will give
Grand Military and Civic Ball, at the Apollo Rooms 40
Broadway, Tuesday evening, March g. The proceeds
TO be appropriated to erecting monument to the memory
OF the late Henry Gibson, the last Of Washingons Lilo
Guard, whose remains have laid nearly a year in the
Greenwood Cemetery without stone to mark the last
resting place of the old veteran. Tickets 81. May be
procured of any member of the company at the door
on the evening of the ball
Capt. J. c. HELME, Chairman.
r. p. ROGERS, Treasurer
II. CARPENTER Secretary.
INAUGURATION SOIREE. AT NIBLO's, MARCH 4TH.
i 1853. COMMITTEES.
RECEPTION.
James Brady, John Van Buren,, Vim Walker.
6arret Dyckman c. s Bogardus. John Cochrane,
lsaac V Fowler +. B. Connolly d. Delaware
Jas. N. Smith, Jr., A. Herrlck, Ii. c. Rabineau,
John r. Brady, HetherinRton, Geo. White,
James Furey G. Godfrey Gunther, A. l. McMahora
Robert Gamble, II. D. johnson, II. L. Hooper.
PoiiCg.
James w. Smith, II. W. FELTON,, HIP. Carr,
Charles Floyd, Warren 7. Smith, John Mulholland,
John II Harnett
]. F. Harrison, John ID. Burchard VIM. NJ Cooke,
B. W. Buchanan stephen Duryea, d. Phoenix Smith,
David Banks Jr.
JAMES 7. BRADY, Chm'n Com. Arrangements.
VIM M. Cooke, Secretary.
L. +. HARRISON, Treasurer.
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those whose object may be to obtain knowledge of
bookbe epng the advertisement OF Mr.. FOSTER We have
in cur mid.t scores Of young men who would find it
greatly to their advantage to acquire the best possible
system Of keeping books and Mr. Foster (wose repua-
ton stands quite high in England it does in this
eountry,) is the man best calculated to afford them
thorough instruction We shall take curly opportunity
Of making or readers better acquainted with Mr. Fs
claims teacher. In the meantime call ut his rooms
1857 Broadway, for prospectus.
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Rheumatism and Scrofula-Hyatt's Life
Basam is certain to the worst of rheuma
tism water is to quench thirst matter how long
the has existed. 1t cured Mr.. Snyder, No. I'll
Gold street Brooklyn after he had been cripple sixteen
years His bones and joints drawn out of place and
shape, and he had spent fortune in remedies and with
physicians The balsam is equally certain to
fula kings evil the foulest old ulcers mercuria dis
eases, neuralgia, &c II cured Mr. f. Holly, No lbs
Orchard street of ulcer after he had been six months
in the New York Hospital and then given up by the
able physicians in that institution ncurable Three
bottles effected perfect Hundreds Of cases,
equally stubborn, have been published in the Herald
Sum- and other papers certificates OF which be
At the principal depot, 26 Grand street. rs cents per
bottle.
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New York Crystal Palace.-A superior article
Of paper with superior steel plate heading Of the
Crystal Palace For sale by CARR HICKS Stationers,
Nas,a IN stI
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N SCOTT, AUCIoNEER, WILL SELL THIS DAY.
~. March 2, at o'clock p. ", on the premises, two
three story and basement brick houses and lots known
Nos and jackson place, South Fourth street. near
Grove jersey City. These hou.cs have all the modern
improvements and are in the most pleasant part Of Jer
sey City for residences. Also, two story frame hoase
in South Third street. Terms easy Title indisputabe.
Should the day prove stormy-sae first fair day, at
same hour.
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r ARGE SALE OF WINES BRANDIEs, LIQUORS, sE-
il CARS &c.-J C. vANDEWArER viii sell on Thursday,
March at 10 O'Clock at the sales room IA Wall street,
consisting In part of old Torres Frao Duff Gordon sher
ry old Harris Queens Royal Wine Company, and pure
Juice triple grape old cognac Jules Robin Leger Freres
Renault & Co. otard &c. champagne, old Holland
schnapps Scotch and Irsh whskey, Jamaica and santa
Crua cordals liquors, fancy wines, sc. Also SO 900
segars, diGeyeEt traLds,
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oupees.- Nexv Stvle

Wigs and Toupees-Bntchclor's New Style
Of wigs pronounced the most perfect imitation Of
sure yet invented Those wanting very superior article
should call at BACHELORS celebrated wig factory No
Wall street, where be found the largest and bas
assortment IN the city. Copy the address
CristaIoro's Celebrated Liquid Dye changes
the hair instantly to beautiful black brown while
his Preseryatve and beauer stimulates its growth and
perpetuates luxurance to the latest period of lfe
The dye applied privately and both sold CRISTADO
bS, No. Aston House, and by druggists generally.
Hnir Dye.-BatchelOr's Celebrated Liquid
Har Dye the best yet discovered for coorng the hair
whiskers the moment it is applied The wonderful
and certainty with which this favorte and old
bfshed hair dye performs is astonishing 1t Ia for sale
or applied, at BACHELORS wig factory, No. Wall
vtseet.
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GOLE Chiffon WILL SELL. AT AUCTION ON
~ Thursday, March 3, at twelve o'clock, at the Mer-
chants Exchange, the following valuable lots ground
On Lexington ayenueOne lot Of ground the side
between Fftyseco and Fifty third streets On Fifty.
third stree-One o 25 by 100 feet inches on the north
side between Lexington and Fourth On Fifty
fifth stree-One lot % by 100 feet inches the south
side between Fifth and Sixth avenues adjoining the
Episcopal Church square, and about grade with
the Corporation title maps Of the auc
toneer Ne o Wall street
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universal medicine used for the certain of that
distressing Of all diseases dyspepsia Its influence is of
weaken, but the contrary it Immediately nvgoratss
the body by purifying the secreens Of the stomach with
out vomiting purgin9 in any way racking distress
ing the system Price fifty cents per bottle. Sold by G.
". CIICKENER g. co, 81 Barclay street, to whom all
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-02

II OsT-IF THE PERSON WHO WAS SEEN TO PICK
the l3S Church street. he will be Literally reward
ed and receive the thanks Of the owner.
WILLIAM E. ALLEN.
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A DESIRABLE LOCATION FOR A CARAVAN OR MAN.
n ufactuer.-WM. II. FRANKLIN, Son s. Co. will
sell, on Thursday, March g. at IL o clock, at the Mer
chants Exchange the house, lot and building
the north ride Of Forty street. $50 feet west Of
Eighth The lot is Is feet front by 100 feet
inches Deep the whole depth Of the lot.
The front house Frame % feet front and 40 Deep three
story basement well finished throughout has Gro
water bathing apparatus plate glass in parlor &c
Rear shop three story % feet front and Il Deep with
stables alley, &C. 81 900 remain bond and mort
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-02

VXTANTED-AT NO ia NASSAU STREET, CLERKS
w teachers. statesmen, porters, barkeepers, on
steamboats, and railroads. boys for trades coachmen and
gardeners girls housekeepers Applicants enclosing
ST. free Of postage stating references NC, will be
suited. TEI0S SPHINX Agent.
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u, COTTON, AUcroNEER IMPORTANT AUG

u COTTON, AUCTONEER.-MO5T IMPORTANT AUG
JIG ton sale of beautiful rosewood and mahogany
bnet furniture pianos, French plate glasses tapestry
carpets oilcloths, &c. &c.-F Cotton will SELL to NOR
row. Thursday March at 10s O'Clock at the auction
rooms 50 Beekman street. the first and second aoors
being ITO feet deep through to Ann street. very large
and choice assortment of cabinet furniture from a well
known and will comprise the largest stock
offered one sale in the city, embracing several
drawing suits OF rosewood In satin damask and bro
catele mahogany and bookcases and
full French bedsteads, In rosewood. mahogany and
black walnut mahogany and rosewood chairs sofas and
tete tetes dyans couches secretaries etagcres marble
top dressing bureaus in rosewood and mahogany centre
card sofa, and side tables large extension dining do
marbletop and enamelled chamber furniture en- suite
Wristbands and work tables; Brussels tapestry and
other carpets oilcloths feather BEDS thirty pure hair
mattresses, pilasers French plate glasses Office urni
ture &c, &C. Also three rosewood and mahogany piano
forts 81 and 6s< octaves, &C. &c N. B-The sale will
be large and presents most favorable opportunity to the
trade, we'll as all those who may want for their own
use Catalogues ready and the goods be packed alta
reasonable charge. Sale will commence In the lower
room. No postponement account Of the weather.
Pianos to be sold at IL clock.
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VTTANTEnl-A GENTEEL YOUNG MAN. TO ATTEND
w in refectory; American preferred Apply at
the Fifty Ward Hotel corner Franklin street and West
Rroad
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vicinity with plain dire for finding any street
public place Strangers viii find this very useful Price
61< cents. For sale by CARR 4 HICKS Stationers, So
Nassau street
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wv ANTED-IMMEDIATELY, TWO FIRST RATE SALES
wv men, to go South. They must be thoroughly C.
reference TO capaby and integrity Apply at No. "A
Dcy street. after three O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-02

Ribbons, Silks, and Millinery GOOds.-Ehe
undersigned is prepared to exhibit the largest cheap
est most desirable stock of the above goods in the
city suitable class merchants and mlners OF
every section of the Union being al his own importatons
for the spring trade which he viii offer on the most IA
yOrabIe terms. u. H. LUHrENSTEIN
90 Bowery, of Hester street.
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w. III. McDOnald's Newspaper Adyel sissng
House, 20 102 Nassau street, of Ann.The very
best papers from every part of the Union and the Cana
das received daily. Best terms. and fullest authority
and recommendations from the written signatures OF
the publishers
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At AUCTION.-BY W. H. FRANKLIN, SON h CO.,
n on Monday, March It'll, at twelve O'Clock In this
Merchants Exchange, two story and basement cottage
house and lot in Thirty sixth street. between Eighth and
Ninth avenues north side house of lot. House
Is feet inches by Is feet with Owe fire places ten
rooms lot 10 feet inches by 9s feet inches. Croton
water, drains, &c. Or private sale. Inquire the
Dremisps
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A YOUNG MAN OF EXPERIENCE Is DESTROYS OF
N obtaining situation foreman on farm, in viii III
capacity he has been for the last three years to take
charge Of and drive, pair Of horses, and attend to
vegetable garden Application personally by letter.
to Mr. Fitzpatrick Florist of Twenty ninth street
and Broadway. will be promptly attended to.
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ITO MARBLE MANUFACTURERS AND sTONECUTTERs
Il Four lots 100 feet square, in most desirable neigh
borhood broadway TO lease for years from the
Of Ma, next they viii be leased for coal yard Ap
pyto JOHN D, MURRAY, Il Wall street,
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VXIANTED-BY AN ACTIVE YOUNG SCOTCHMAN A
w situation assistant bookkeeper entry clerk
in Wholesale establishment either iron ware dry goods
leather, leather and findings In the last named bust
has considerable experience Would act sales
or light porter and make himself generally useful
The best of city reference given to ability and respect
particulars, apply TO Major Handbook, Herald Office.
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r CST-A DRAFT ON THE BANK OF AMERICA, FOR
i three thousand dollars, drawn by W. j. Anderson.
Secretary Columbus Life and General Insurance Company,
ifavor Of N Aken, and thirty days from Peh l. Pay
ment has been stopped The finder will confer favor by
returning the same to MARVIN NORTH, SO William
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-02

A YOUNG AND HEALTHY WOMAN WANrSA SITUA.
n ton wet Apply at her last place 269
Gold street. Brooklyn. Best Of references gven If
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A PRACTICAL GARDENER WISHES TO OBTAIN A
n situaon he perfectly understands the cultivation Of
kitchen garden greenhouse, stove, and orchidea plan
wineries and flower garden Can have good character
from his last employer. Apply ut 81 Beekman street.
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i stock and fixtures of old established stand now
doing good business This ia a rare chance Apply ut
1874 Beekman street, opposite Fulton market.
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VTTANTED-BY A RESPECrABIE YOUNG ENGLISH
w woman, situation chambermad, and to assist
in the washing and ironing. Please call at li3 West
Broadway, in the rear second floor front Good
reference can be given.
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A MAN AND HIS WIFE WANT SITUATIONS-HE IS
IA table waiter and good coachman, and understands
the of horses perfectly WE'LL his wife is good cook
and cbambermad. They speak French and English.
Good reference given. Can be for three days, at
their present employers No City Hail. keepers