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SUPERoR CABINET FURNITURE, SILVER AND SILVER
China dining dessert and tea service centre psess table
S,n ss French plate %,S rs0 s ss SSs: s''.a
On Thursday morning February q, 10 O'clock shall SELL BY o.,
eject. q N. late to%mosors ; cS,ris. W Morgan"
saend'd white marble table, with sh -ewood mould
Two ehIycaued tables, with Egyptian
Twov large pier tables, with Egyptian marble
Two large siltnamed French plate mirror.
Mahogany ha. spring sea, sofa, work table
M.sos.n y, extension tables, ha, rack
Walnut Eiasers, Bader's uay and stand
Rich purple and gold damask curtains and fixtures
Mahogany wardrobe, dressing bureau
DO bed.'sad. dressing tables wash"and
Hair aud mattresses. Blankets, bed linen
Cane and wood chair., linen window shade.
Ts,.a md ":, - s.e.r :,s,, rod.
Esrnt gill and bronze caude'ahra., causen lamp.
Gilt and bronze pieces
p.n white and gold band dinner dessert, and
Splendid French China dinast &c,
Rich blue and gold French China tea se'
Ts,,, s.s,', s..s%':. Gus: cent. piece; m,.
ss.ne ss s.a e sss:.ss
richly engraved bohemian glass towers for dinner tabs
heavy slvcr.pla,cd covered dishes
90 do em cup.
sILvER-wARE,
rich tea and coffee service consisting OF swing sakete
seapo'., eods.po,-, sugar bowl JUS sop bowl,
walters tongs
rosewood containing large Of knives. forks.
and spoons
N DOZEN large table spoons
~ do do forks
" do dessert 6prh.l
spoons butter knives, and forks, &C,
WIN large and collection ~ wines
lgpe. sP'Sep ""en WIZ os e"""''"''" :" "' CIV"
One splendid family carriage and ,,,ne..
nv y ~" ,n,ee quarter bred matched hay horses.
s"u under that cred o an
,o' bos satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
nys "p y" asnve'y ~ NY s"ms :" 'e~
Auctioneer.
llut GOODS AT CoST,-The sohscyi,e,. have mi, d.v
,o ~, go - ~ se hetr
pn ne .ood. rts, - much possible make
! ne following articles '' WIG anenuon OF p"ensAe" 10
fne hsht bfocade silks, for evening
Do plain white and oolo,.a A.
Do dark broc and main Al -.
ttne and low priced nou.-eines - ''s s'' wv" f'"S
English and French mernoes
Lyonese and Cobur cloths
Black and colored velvets
Velvet and cloth nantes
.s . sna sacks and other winter goods usually kept dry
Aambns " '' "'snni cost for cash, and no
JnpS MAGRUDER a CALVERT
rcnn svy between stb and oh
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Democratic Meeting.

Presidential Reception and Inauguration
Of the cities of Washington and Georgetown and
Columbia generally and such democrats Of the
may this time, invited the hall
George and Thomas Parker Pennsy
avenue, Tuesday, the LIST of February at O'Clock
object call make suitable arrangements for the
President cooperation with The city auhori
ties, already taken steps meet the occasion.
will be adopted for participating in the
President the 4 March, in operation with the
national authorities
As harmonious very desirable, earnestly requested
from all parts Of the District
MANY DEMOCRATS.
WAsHIsoTos, January ~, 1858.
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NATIONAL THEATRE
nights OF the distinguished
and authorizes,
Mrs. MoWATT.
On MONDAY EvKKINo January 81,
viii presented Sheridan Knowess beautiful play, in Ave
called
LOVE.
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Arre,t on Suspicion of Murder

PHILADELPHIA, Jam pa sailor recently discharged
from tho United States ship ST. Mays arrested to-day
on suspicion Of being the murderer Of Rink He had
before the mayor, and circumstances seemed
strongly against him. but said he can prove an abi
He has been insane from liquor
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The History OF Democracy in the United Safes BY The
author OF the Republic OF the United States OF America
Published by Case, TIFFANY, Co, Hartford Connecticut
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TO LET.

CsTOREs TO LET-THE NEW FOUR STORY STORE,
- ON broadway and TweKty street suit
ae for dry goods furniture store 6c the saloon
pately required also the four story
adjoining on Broadway, also the dwelling house Ne.
street. Can be altered into store wanted. Ap
My IL J. CRAM, 80 Union square.
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Metropolitan Billiard Rooms and Pistol
gallery 1874 Broadway next door to the hota The
world sixteen tables side by side BROTHER
PERKINS, formerly of Odd Fellows Hall, manager.
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Billiard Tables, or Superior quality, for sale
at the mandatory No. 80 Ann street Of Gold
GRIFFITH DECKER
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DANaAHsHIP.-THE SUBSCRIBER WILL RECEIVE
neS pupils for instruction In the art of
during Is day and evsnag al Lis rooms 2s5 broadway
Yor system Of penmanship prics rs cents
ssios u pcs sExsA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-18

The Richelieu Gold Pens, In point or dura-
biity finish excel all others they manufactured
from the materials and with great
passed in quality by the Sold only by j. Y
SAVAGE, 90 Fulton street
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Artificial Eyes.-Dr. Powell has recently
supported large beautiful assortment of human arti
cial eyes, which exactly assmiate the natural in
color and expression and can be in serted or
moved without pain operation Nc O2 Broadway nearly
opposite the st. Nicholas Hotel.
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ZINE ARTS.


A N ORIGINAL PORTRAIT OF WASHINGTON NV
A Wertmu'ler the celebrated Swedish artist executed
at philadelphia in 1870 and presented by him.
self IN l7! to Baron Warcndorh Swedish nobismSn ths.
travelling In the United States and In family IN Sve
den u has remained since the latter date
now in hs city and not only the great work Of great
artist but deemed to be the beat
taken OF the immortal Washnrt THU NO rtrsi csn Ss
seen for a few days at the store Of
WILLIAMS STEVENS, No. $50 broadway.
T oND0N AND PARIS ARTISTS, MATERIALS
IL Canvass, Water Colors, PAstils
Brushes, Drawing Papers. Parchnent
Oil Colors, Pencils Pastil Papers,
Palettss, Tracing Paper Ivoriss,
. Easole, Stamps, Gliding Materials.
Also magnificent OF English and French
cravings for sale wholesale and RETAIL By W. SCHAuS
SOB Rrosdway, up stairs.
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN NOW OYnN
rom AZ % 70 s ssy ~ s sssssi M
containing nearly 500 original works in painting aad ste1
before exhbitsd by living Aytlste euale 49,
len eest season ucksts ~ esntA
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Wigs and Toupees.-Mcdhurst d Heard,
fail to examine them They made Of the best
and warranted not shrink change color Also brad
Of long hair fronts, braids. DC.
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THE ANNIVERSARIES.

TJ1HE FIRST ANNIVERSARY OF THE WESTMINSTER
Church sabbath School will he held at St Lukcs Hall
and Hudson Streets Wednesday the Stt
inst at T. NJ when addresses may BIO expected by Rev
Spencer and Rev Jthn Little aud other services
suitable for the occasion. The public are invited.
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EDUCATIONAL.

FRENCH GENTLEMAN, HAVING RECEIVED A
IA alton, wishes to into family to teach his
own language He would prefer going TO the country.
Please 70 cali on Mr. Leger, 81 Reade street.
BOOKKEEPING, EC.-MR W. j. RENVILLE, NO.
Id $50 Broad way receives pupils upon
terms practical instruction in arithmetic
kc qualifying them IN the most thorough and efficient
M the duties Of the counting rcom Ope, day and
evAajng
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(ssENTREVIILE COURSE, L. I-TROTTING-FRIDAY,
~ May 2lth, at O'Clock r. NJ Match for u GO mile
heats best in harness. d. PGer names gr M Lady
Vernon; L. j. Nodne nsmcs br Highland Maid. Omni-
buses ferry Peek slip ferry Grand and Hous
feres hourly throughout the returning
socn sst.he sport is over. Fare each way, 25eents
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-
THE TURF.

fyENTREyILLE COURSE, I-TRoTrING -WEpNES.
~ day May Is, At three o'clock; purse $50 milo heaas
beet three Ia five to and driver to weigh
400 lbs. W, enters CHI. Lady Holmes, G: v. W. 5.
ters Montreal j. L. enters Queen Mary, ]. G. ID.
enters b. m Fanny Barnum, G enters b. Stephen Hop
Lps w. g. enters Richard the Third. The above nngs
all belong TO Brooklyn. Onnbusss leave Fulton ferry
Brooklyn, att O'Clock, Pm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-18

COurnud'S Liquid T1AIr Dye Is Without ex.
cepon reservation the very best Beware
pulled dyes Equally celebrated is Gourauds Medated
Soap curing pmpes reckles saowness chaps rough
&c. Poudre Subtitle uproots hair from part
body Liquid Rouge Lily White, and Hair Gloss at No.
Walker street, Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-18

Window Shndes.-Bcst assortment In the
world at kelly FURGUSON'S, Nos 2Sg1s Broadway
"a Reade street Dealers supplied from first hands
Shades warranted to stand climate and sold lower than
any other establishment NIB Store church. and other
large shades painted and etered to order superior STYLE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-18

Wonderful ImprUvsment In DagucHre0-
syping Until REFS 3 CO. introduced the new Ger
Invention q picture making for twsntyavs cents tho
PICTURES day; Rees Co take 800 daily, with more
and perfection than half tho number be done else
where. Rooms, 10 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-18

S6WfnR
women chlldren-by whom shoes bought worn
beginning 70 find OUT and all ought to
that beautiful machine stitching leather which pre-
sents fair, smooth and stitch both Sides and
and durable than the best hand work is done
That machine sewing which exhibits three strand braided
of the under side and let's the whole
apart is done by the other machines Call and
mine SINGERS unrivalled machines in operation, at the
nee No.
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ITO THOSE WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN by THOSE
whom L does concern-A number Of the tar payerr a.
Catbarne slip would respectfully desire from the
popular head Of the Bureau of Streets Lamus or
Mr. White the eeient sreet when ths
sheds buildings that have encountered the
street the past Catharne slip are to be renewed
Information has been laid before the and
complaints have been made again and again II IA trina A.
have been reiterated that the buidns should %
likely to remain another year Is there any remedy are
the asgryed by these violations Of the corporation
regularly suited and merely have the prvi
lege Of again dc noyo When an oeer elected
appointed TO enforce certain and
that all inrActions noticed by the proper authori
tiles that the citizens should take the matter
in hand and he uformers comainants before
dy can lie had in the premest We pause for . reply
TAX PAYERS OF CATHERINE SLIP.
THE ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP AsIA.-A STEAM
boat will leave the dock at Jersey City at II O'Clock
M Wednesday to convex passengers and luggage Of
board OF the ASIA in the stream Passengers requested
to be on board the steamboat before that hour.
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Liver Complaint, or Ten Years Standing

SHOULDER Braces, Trusses, Elastic Stockings
or enlarged veins Of the leg elatio knee caps srna
Knee every other kind OF instrument with aSsort
Ynent Of chldrep's trusses, at No. IL Ann street.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
xGSEE THIRD AND SIXTH PAGES. IA

PERSONAL.
NToNIO G-s,, YOUR COPY OF NJ CERTIFI-
IA cate received-Stoke Damael Feb. 1S3A-It Is
necessary that should be in New York early
sibe At request this Is inserted Expenses
say On arrival shall be introduced to two
partners, and legal proceedings commenced you wish
hrst to communicate address before Lose time in
coming About expenses all will 10 paid here,
draft cashed.
nROwNED.-A LIBERAL REWARD WILL BE PAID
~ for the body of Lewis Greene aged y who
drowned at Hurl Gate Neck Astoria the 10th inst by
his brother David Greene No. 64 Fourth street. He
about feet nches high light hair, and had blue
mark his left He had light green psntaloons
white and red shirts and boots and brass medal around
DAVID GREENE, Si Fourth street. =
INFORMATION WANTED OF ISABELLA JOHNSTON
emgrated from Castlehn, county Donegal Ireland
York in the year 1885, Any inform aton respecting
will be most thankfully received WILLIAM j. JOHN
STON, Company Sergeant Royal Artillery Montreal Ca
IF MR.. s. LEVY WILL LEAVE HIS ADDRESS WITH
H. n Nichols SO South street. he will hear Of something
to his advantage.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RESPECTING CHARLES
wv Blackall, formerly of Northmoreton, Wallng
ford Berkshire who left in February 1886 for America and
landed in New York As it i' supposed the said Charles
viii be rewarded for their trouble or 4 he Is still
plying to Mr.. 5. CHILDS, Harlem, n. Y.
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VyTANTED--A SITUATION. BY RESPECTABLE
w young woman to do general homework No objection
to in the country Best OF city reference given. Apply
at No IL Sixth street Can be for two days. nof
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putting up mixed and gin in jugs and selling IT
under the schnappB. That belonging excu-
syey TO my GIN all others counterfeit The genuine
my the jug and cork, and facsimile Of my
UDOLPHo WOLFE, 10 and q Beaver street.
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CPIRITUAL MANIFESTATIONS -MEssRs H. d
~ Burkhart tapping and tipping medium having taken the
hail. No 43 Broadway respectfully invite the attention Of
the public to tie they permitted 10 AVA
at their circles afternoon and evening" from 70 And
from to TO- B-Priyat and cluryovanS
examination from till H. at their room, 80 West Nv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-18

HIPS instantaneous Hair Dye, for Beau
tful brown black without ipurng or in the least de-
stroyng the hair sale. Applied ut
the depot No As Nasau of Liberty. Also
bis celebrated Infallible Or guent for the hair.
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Fifty Cent Daguerre0types, Completely.
Reeves and the Bowery In order
70 his great Of has opened
operation mammoth sfylights him to take
hundred pictures daily beautiful likeness including
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VXTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, WITH GOOD
city reference situation in respectable family
do general Homework take of children Has
objection go the country. Inquire ut No u Hamers
lv second
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VNANTED-A SITUATION, BY YOUNG WOMAN,
w cook and to assist in washing ironing; would
the country Good given Please call
at No. Is Trinity place.
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A SITUATION WANTED, BY NEAT YOUNG GIRL,
IA OF genteel address. chambermaid and childrens
NURSE she understands the of FAINT from its BIRTH
has objection to do the cbdren fine washing and iron
maid from her infancy The highest
lady for the in the country Please call at No. 9
First front second floor Can be for
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w young woman to do cookng washing and ironing,
ana watng good CITY reference given Please
for two
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Nsw Paper Hnng3ngs --Thomas Faye d Co..,
spng patterns Of every known style in the trade The
public invited to examine before purchasing Artistic
vorkmen attend to the retail department.
TH0S FAYE & CO., 436 Pearl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-18
Manning MantlIIns and Bonnets BAR

thoIomsw Weed are constantly IN Tenep' tisens snS
respectfully solicited to examine our stock
which will found superior to the city Affords Prices
low. Now mourning store' IR9ARRrTpHaoI3MEW WEED
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
w young GIRL TO do general homework small family
Can give good Can be two days. ct No.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-18

Professor Morse's InvigOrating Elixir COM
muncaes vital energy every relaxed organ and
degree Of muscular strength and capacity to endure
fatigue whether bodily mental that s perfectly aston
ishpg The faced flesh and muscles harden under its in
fuence the baced fibre is restrung and
any suspended function, either in woman is restored
full vgor 1t put up highly concentrated in pint bot
Ties and sold ut s. per BOTTLE two for S. H. KING 1872
dwav lie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-18

A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES SITUA-
to do Us ana d. es nSrs Of
respectable family Has the best of city reference from
her last Please call 1853 Twenty
tween Seventh and Eighth avenues,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., BY TWO RESPECTABLE
w first cook and is wiling to assist in
the washing and ironing the other ctambermaid and
s willing TO assist In tho washing spd ironing of private
family They can give the best Of city reference and
be for two days IL not engaged Please call mt 26
Eighth street. Clinton place Sixth third foor
hack
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DART OF A HOUSE WANTED-BY A SMALL
family, without children Location anywhere heioy
Twelfth street either side Of the city Address NJ
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WANTED-BY TWO RESPECTABLE GIRLS, sITUA-
w tons aud waiter and the other
seamstress washing ironing
be given Have objections to short dis
the country. Can he for two days Please
call at 351 Hudson street third floor, front ROOM
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vLTANTTD-BY MOST RESPECTABLE YOUNG
w girl. a situation as chambermaid and waiter or
chambermaid and to assist in washing and ironing Can
give city reference Can be days No
court between Eleventh and Twelfth streets University
Mace
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-18
A Beautiful and Lucrative Amusement

Nesms. HART DUDLY, have opened their new stud
and store at No. 81 Broadway opposite Metropolitan Hote
where they giving the art of papier msci
painting &c. They also have in their store beautiful
sorment Of all goods In the fancy line and works OF ar
particularly selected for the ladies.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-18

noir Dyc.-Crh tanOrO's Liquid Hair Dye
This celebrated dyo has entirely rcvolutionized tho
whole theory system of hair dycng 1t stands aene
the purity and natural of
the color produces in the thought like rapidty Of its
operation, in its lasting and unfading permanence.
Applied privately, and cold at CRISTADORO'S, Astor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-18

Hn-Inimitable Cutter of Hair and Wits
hers scientific principles NJ
way sutng the style the head face and person,
thereby developing the beauties OF nature Shaving
formed kuy by the best of workmen at Nassau street.
corner of Liberty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-18

Defiance salamander Safes, Gayler's Patent.
ROBERT NJ PATRICK is the sole manufacturer in the
United the celebrated Safes F. c. Gof
FMS mpenet'able defiance osthe best safes aad locks
combined in the world. Depot No. 1872 Pearl street.
door below Maiden lane, formerly No. so John street.
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yTANTED-BY A COMPETENT AND INDUSTRIOUS
w situation as coachman and WAITER he bring
very references for capaty honesty and obet
Address NJ H. for two days. Of John Ryder saddler
6l2 Broadway, corner of Houston street.
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RIO DRY G0Ops CLERKsGwANTED, A YOUNG
most be good 'man steady and INDUSTRIOUS and
capable Of taking the entire management To such per
son beya salary wiz be gwen or an interest In the
nes Goo! reference required Address No. 40 Herald
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WANTED-A. SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w chambermad and to assist with the washing
and ironng French futing; has objection
the country Has good city reference Please call
at No Ninth street. in the second floor between
Third and Fourth avenues Can be seen for two days
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vxrANTED-A SITUATION, AS CHAMBERMAID AND
w iaundress or seamstress by young woman "a Pro
character Apply at No. 4Stuyvesan street. two doors from
Third avenue.
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A CHILD TO ADoPT-A HEALTHY FEMALE CHILD,
"A nine months old, whose father Is dead and whose mo
dren OF own preferred Please note TO j. b.
Herald Office any day this week.
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NoTICEE;I.,To MERCHANT DEALERS IN BUILDING
of frame cottage situated Of Cvpres
avenue and the Long Island Railroad hereby gves notice
to all who may be that he shall mona
Of his contractor debts on and after this date. s
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Filter must be q Preventive of Summer
diseases for it separates anmasu@, deeayed vegetable
matter from the water and these, eminent physicians
say ghtful Of Disease The Porous Glass
Fit the best in Sold Mt No. 3lG Broadway.
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vxrANTED-A SITUATION, BY YOUNG WOMAN,
w as chambermaid, and to do fine washing and ironing
clear starchng and French utng Best OF
city given Please to call ut No. 81 West Nine
teenth street, front room, third floor.
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VNANTED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
w young woman, to do chamberwor and waiting, tho
housework small family This best OF city
given. Can be for two days. at No 81 West Thirteenth
street, between Fifth and Sixth
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WANTS A SITUATION-A RESPECTABLE YOUNG
w man. clerk porter in dry goods store
time to the service Of his employer Salary not much
required. Address j. 4, Herald Office
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WAETED--BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
w situation as chambermaid and TO do plain sewing;
has no objection to take children The of city
her last place where she has lived for three
years. Please call ut NO l Greenwich avenue third hoor
back room. Can be seen for two days.
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A RESPECTABLE WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION
IA nurse she has been children
several years and take full charge
Has the best of city references Can be
at 20 Second in the rear the right Of the build
ing, the third floor.
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w situation, as ohambcrnaid or waiter. She perfect
IL, ence as character oapabty be
a va at Hester street.
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A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS STU
IA alton to do the cooking washing and ironing Of small
respectable family Good city reference he given Has
objection to short distance in the country Please
apply ut No. SO Oak street.
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vxTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
w situations is first rate cook, and thoroughly under
give the best Of city reference from
her place Apply at COL Houston street. second floor
ron