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CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY, June lS-6 +. NJ.
AsBrs have shown ess arims toD-oDly 100 bbls
changed hards TO day at yesterdays quotations There
$40 casks Of Ill kinds the Inspection Ware
house this forenoon.
Flour continued active and buoyant at
very firm rates. The faes reached 10250 bbls.-sour
at 81 . s412h, suptrhBe No 2, at "a 12k ~ 20;
10 tsrcy w.s,srD at 81 bG4 "a sl4 common to good
Ohio At - t2 s. 81 and other grades 1t proportion
ate prices seme 500 bbls Canadian brought ~ 43x
Sou bern not dear. Inc sales included $50 bbls
At - s7 So 12h for mixed to good; IS 18A IS sol
for favorie; and IS 20 81 for fancy Rye Hour and
corn meal remain about the Wheat dsplsyclcon
slider vgorthe prised IL 600
wss,ep wbte at 81 ~; and 700 Canadian d. In bond,
at 81 49, There 100 bushels sold at 83c, To-
arrive and Qbc. 06c., here, per busheL Barley and
oats were unchanged. Corn varied hte-the operations
consisted Of $4,000 bushels, at &C., t9e. for aamaseds
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Tract Society OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church.

Tract Society OF the Methodist Episcopal
The Board Of Managers met in this city on the
18th instant, Asa Childs, Esq., in the chair Mr.. 8.
B. Wickens, Secretary. Prayer by Rev. DR.. Bangs.
The Corresponding Secretary, Rev. A. Stevens, re.
ported that though this was but the second quarter
ly meeting of the Board and the society itself
had been organized but little than six months,
Is conference auxiliaries had been formed taking
in all the Atlantic conferences;
6 conference agents had been appointed;
16 colpolteurs sent out;
$500 dollars subscribed at conference sessions;
$500 dollars Of which have already been paid.
A catalogue Of between 400 and 500 tracts was
A tractvolume catalogue has been commenced,
which Low amounts to more than thirty volumes, is
sued in good STYLE ut reduced rates. The public in.
terest for the society unusualthe conviction OF
its importance being general and profound in the
church.
The Treasurer, Mr.. J. B, Edwards, reported the.
receipts of the society at 1924 07; disbursements
$404 SO.
Appropriations were voted for tracts for domestic
German missions. Appropriations for the Scandi-
navian and foreign German missions were voted
at the preceding meeting Ten times the receipts Of
the society could Immediately be expended on these
demands.
Rev. Dr. Floy reported from the committee on a
lifemenber certificate. Several samples were ex-
hibted and the subject again referred to the COM
mittee.
A committee, consisting of Rev. Dr.. Floy, Rev. Mr..
Bragdon, and w. M. Dikeman, Esq, was appointed
to obtain prize essay Systematic Benifcence,"
to be written in particular reference to the phian-
thropic finances Of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
friend Of the society has offered 800 toward it.
Rev. Leroy Swormstedt, OF the Cincinnati Book
Concern, was announced as having accepted the ap-
pointment OF treasurer for the West
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There has been more yigor in the administration
of government under these Tartar princes than under
these Of the Ming dynasty. There has been also
less palace iavoritsm and intrigue In appointments
70 Office more security % lie and property from the
exactions Of local authorities, bands Of robbers, or
processes Of law under the present than under the
preceding dynasty. But some q these Tartar En-
perors have been blood thirsty tyrants. sacrificing
human fe without scruple, and exercising the inpe
rial sway n the worst spirit Of Oriental
despots. None Of these Empercrs have ever
visited the provinces south Of the river Yang
tse, although they have made frequent tours
through tie Northern provinces There y
nothing whatever (says Martin, an English wrter,)
in the past history Of China % justify the nations 81
westen Europe in permitting the present Tartar
chiefs (usurpes Of two hundred years standing) 70
continue their arbitrary system Of exclusion, a sys
TEN adopted from selfish principles, leat taeir own
rLgottcn power should be shaken, which has not
even for its svowed object the benefit II the
millions over whom they Lsvshly and de-potL
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cally rule, and whom they would be unable 70
protect against any naval force with which even Por
tugal might wage war against China. Indeed. sin
gle fgate might rsvage the whole coast Of this i'm.
mense Empire"
Americans, as well as Englishmen and other com.
mercal and free nations must wish well to the cause
Of the Chinese revolutioniss and desire the success
of the Ming dynasty against the present Tartar
rulers Of this great nation.
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Railroad Intelligence.

THE MINNESOTA AND PACIFIC RAILRO AID COMMENCED.
That is to say, stock sufficient has been taken to
organize the company chartered, to build the first
link of the road from this place to St. Anthony, and
the engineers will commence locating the road in
July next The principal stockholders are heavy
capitalists of Ohio, among them G. w. Kinney e..
Kinney and ]. w. Davis, Of Portsmouth. This link
of the great road will be built with the greatest ex-
petition. Well we are fast people and no mist..ke
st. Paul democrat, June 8.
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FRsA-Hosptal, Bellevue - Penitsntiary. RackweH's
ipgdsls As,iurn for Insane l. City Hospital Il Aims.
house Bach wells Island, s. ColoTed Home, i colored
persons, 8.
Intsrmepts returned from Wards Island, s.
THOMAS K. DOWNING, City Inspector.
City Inspector Once. June Is. 1858
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he aasessa statement eIhibits the qsasy and vAst
Of certain articles ssAr than foreign dry soes inpor
ed Into tbis port duAS Ne week ending and iseiat&
Friday. June II, 1875
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
n ON K Y n A II X E II.

SUNDAY, june 1916 P. NJ.
The stock market during past week has been pretty
active but prices remain about the same reported at
the close Of the previous week The alvices received
from Europe b. recent arrivals have been Of character
ard complexion calculated TO check the movements of
och spectators but thus far have seen material
reaction 10 opsrstions Day after day hundreds, and
frequently thousands Of shares Of fancy stocks pass
nom hard 10 hand for weeks aud months, without the
variation Of the Ger cent in market vaue and the parties
engaged do add 10 diminish their supplies.
Amidst ali this apparent activity the brokers' ara not
able TO attract esss o. pur :hasers who will relieve the
street Of email portion OF the large aucies, which
weigh 30 heavily present holders Outside specu'
crs have the higher class OF fancy stocks and
take, held Of the mining projects which have
bsen presented In such favorable lights. Inese small
stocks have osen ard stil continue very attractive
,h,y c,nn.ree al such reduced rates that there is
~ide margin for IMPROVEMENT while the entire lois in
the event OF an inhalation Of the property repre-
.ep,sd would be but trne Speculation in the over
aro.n heavy fanc. literally dead deunct and there
are no Indications OF its resusctaion. They move too
.o~ and grea way the other IL likely
10 thos. engaged either longs or thorts The
In crest account In these stocks Is by small
item hut Is 10 frequently lost sight Of In the small
Mining s.eks 4 l. cot Of 80 much importance, as the
an cunt capital poy cd Is limited, and ths quantity
Of stock moved comparatively large. Spectators viii
6nd n decidedly - their interest 70 take hold OF the
most prominen, low priced mining stocks OF the day.
ana leave the large, Old numbering fances, ike Long
Liand Heading Frs Morris, Norwich and Wooster, ston
ips,on Nic&ngus Canton, and dozen others Of like
cslbrs 10 old iosss sho more money than brains
Ny dssspg the mineral Of the country, We
sds largely 70 liz argsgss wealth. and II Il therefore
polio, o. he yGrt Of mos, active energetic capital
late TO al In their 70 get up companies 70 work
The Gin.r. dssits Of in al paris Of the county
vry large fortunes have already been made In this
sIeei.. o. ,y.cula'ioi. and mAsy more oil be made
n /, shout The only o,~nsg know Of in Wall street
and thss@ sto a,au locomotives 81 juiiciousy at an
earl, das yin Leser have cause " regret At.
To Nsv Jsfrey ksroid and Transportation Company
hsv. o.csred didsnd q isn per cent in ST ok
% h. aptf,iap.d on a.. 18th OF July. The New York
sna Bsrisu Railroad Company declared semi
rusI dead a. foor FER eet the preferred stock.
The exports q specs IRON this port during tine past
...s have tssn a. .nnsnsds-
pnvr
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Up 10 tho i Of July In 1854 the amount Of specie on
uo,ies frcn TIL, port ga eco Up to the
De- thu. year, 1883 The sssss yin probably not En-
ssea ter millions VI dollars.
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.$3,673 34f

Total value OF merchandise put on the market,
week ending June II, 1858 50 1922
dry goods Z" +" 1,496,O72
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great straits. Ills troops deserted him, ana nc was
compelled 10 fec to a mountain for concealment.
Hunger forced MIN from his retreat; heIwas taken
prisoner by some peasants, who cut OF his head
without knowing vino he was and sent it to the Chi
uese general. Thus this rebellion queled, bat,
we have seen the Tartars took possession OF the
empire and placed one OF their own princes on the
throne.
After the death Of Chooyew-sung, Of the Ming
dynasty, who rad been proclaimed Emperor at Nan
kin and on the capture of that city by the Tartas,
had drowned himself in the river Yangtse the Chi
nese offered the crown to Prince Loo-gan, of the
Ming family but he declined the honor, whilst the
Tartars were advancing and carrying all before
them. Loo-gan was taken prisoner by the Tartars,
and executed. Afterwards, in 1915, Tang, another
Of the Ming princes, who lived in the province Of
Fokeen, declared himself protector Of the empire.
and was supported by the people Of that province in
his attempt to expel the Tartars. Afterwards,
being forsaken by his adherents, he abdcated the
crown and fed. He was pursued by the Tartirs,
and despairing OF his escape, threw himself into
his wife was taken prisoner and beheaded.
Yungleib the brother Of Tang, was proclaimed En-
reror at Canton, and for while was successful IN
defeating the Tartars Several provinces declared
Canton, and finally suppressed the attempts 70
sustain the Ming dynasty. Yung-leib was
obliged TO fee to the King Of Ava, who
generously protected him for seven years, during
which time he anxious 70 re establish himself in
his empires hut all his attempts proved abortive.
The ladies belonging to his court conducted TO
Pekin, ard lived there as prisoners. All the pro-
ynces Of China we're now suhjugatei to the Tartar
conquerors. naval chief, called Coxinga, or
kok.sng, however resisted the new dynasty, and
braved the power Of tie whole Tartar forces that
could be brought against hin. He made descent
upon the bland Of AIMING, and when the Tartars at.
tackled him, be ,eived them under the fire Of well
directed battery and hey fed in CONSERVATION. If
the Ming dynasty had made better use Of the cannon
and musketry, which the Europeans procured for
them, the Tartars would never have succeeded in
subdoing the empire. But, too proud to adopt the
use Of the improved firearms, they only made occa-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-24
TTNHE GREAT INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION OF 1853 TO
i be held in Dublin.-Notice-The exhibition will be

be held in Dublin.-Notice-The exhibition will be
opened on Thursday the 9Th Of May, 1853. The manu-
to contribute specimens of their skill and industry to
this exhibition. Al articles which shall be approved by
the Committee will be transmitted free OF charge from
New York to Dublin, and those remaining unsod at the
close Of the exhibition will be returned free OF charge
the part Of original shipment The Exhibition Building
have undertaken to introduce an act of Parliament for
the protection from piracy of persons exhibiting new in
venons For copies of the rules and regulations for
hbiton forms Of application, and any further infoma
ton required apply at No. III Pearl street. Hanover
square BY order Of the Committee J. g. HAIET Secre-
tary The New York Committee is composed of the fol-
lowing gentlemen, to when reference be had-Theo-
dore Sedgwick, Esq, Richard Bell ESQ., c. Edward Ha-
cht, Esq.
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THE HfIuLTARY,

IT ONE STAR GUARD.-AT A SPECIAL MEETING OF
IL the above company, held the evening of the ed
inst ii was unanimously
Resolved, That we tender full need Of thanks to the
very liberal donor for splendid set of guide coors
presented on the morning of the 22d inst
Resolved, That thanks are DUE and are herewith
rendered, to Independence Chapter No. 49, O. u A. for
the sumptucus collation. prepared ut the conclusion of the
public exercises Of the day, at Metropolitan Hail.
Resolved, That copy Of the above inserted in the
Sun and Herald. By order Of the company.
VAN HOUTEN ! -
A. 8. BRAYNARD oommittee.
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sne snd''ps are DIM some sharply defined
ohuuis ~. tifao, and some rdss like the wind
p pu. ~. me nnao sws afrxed to the magical plate
~ sne " INA of ROOT, changeless fate.
Great Free Gallery, open day and
n'ght, eeS Broadway.
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Twenty-Five Cent Daguerrc0types.-Rees "
0o. take more ne pictures daily than any other es-
tablisbment in the world with system, and Ger
man machinery. Trey defy all competitors to equal
them in superiority and expedition Of picture making at
the cheapest rate. Rooms, No. 2s9 Broadway.
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TT1IE MAGNETIC TEIEGRAPH-NEW YORK OFFICES,
IL corner OF Hanover and Beaver streets and No 203
Broadway, second building below Fulton street. The
Magnetic Telegraph Company for the purpose of the fur
Their accommodation of the public to keep pace with the
rapidly increasing telegraph business and enable their
agents to despatch, with the utmost promptitude an
messages that may be offered, have, heavy expense
for construction and repairs completed and in active
operation two separate and distinct lines of poles and
Geographic wires extending from New York to the city
Of Neutrality-suspicious. by the railroad route with five wires
from New York to Philadelphia, and four wires from
Philadelphia to Baltimore and Washington by the other
line along the turnpike roads, there two wires the
whole distance, and the company have stations at Wash
ingon, Trenton, New Brunswick Princeton Newark Jer
sey City, Havre de Grace, Port Deposit and New Hope
With seven wires above and regulations to insure
prompt delivery this company affords to persons disposed
to avail themselves of the and advantage of this rapid
mode of communicating with personal business friends
in distant cities extent of means for prompttude un
equaed by any other line in this country Teegraphng
but recently experiment. has become systematic and
reliable medium of business and the amount Of thousands
upon Thousands of dollars is daily transacted through its
agency
PRTs.-For the transmission Of ten words less Tex
elusive of date address, and signature, for which
charge is made,) the prices are:-From New York to
Newark twenty cents to Philadelphia twenty five cents
and to Baltimore Washington fifty cents Open daily
from A. M to 10 p M. WIN M. SWAIN President.
WIN. p. WEsITRvET, Superintendent
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4 Dagucrreotype In OIL OF the late Hon.
Daniel Webster by Mr.. BUTLER No. 251 Broadway, is
sAid by all who have it to be the best portrait OF
this eminent person that has been made -
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improved light self adjusting truss Unqucsonable re-
ference given to those who have been radically cured
their trus' es thrown aside Open until O'Clock in the
tycL.Io. S.4.Iss4. - Co., SC IN sla.len laLe
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BOARDING.

D0ARD.-A PLEASANT FRONT ATTIC Roov wITfI !,
- stove in IT, to let with board in a private house
Also, large square room, suitable for gentleman and
his wife Inquire at Id Franklin street ~
BOARD IN BR00KLYN.-A GENTLEMAN AMI wIr7s
- can have board, with handsome suits Of rooms on
second Floor, in small private FAMILY. location ver,,
desirable Apply at No ~ Dufela street near Fulton
AitIIe,
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THE BALL SEASON.


CHELTON'S BAND BAIL-THE ANNUAL BALI. OF
- Shetons American Brass Band, will take place on
Friday evening" Feb 18th Tickets ST. to be had at the
Band head quarters, No. Delaney street. of any mem
Der of the Band at the door the evening Of the bali
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usAn their style of GentlemeR's Hats Thursday
Draing, Feb. "a Price four dollars. combination OF
skill experience and taste has produced article for the
present season that the world Of fashion cannot fail to
impress with its approval for ii is chase and elegant ia
IT'S conception and in the highest degree credtabe as an
evidence Of the rapid advancement have made in the
manufacture of the hat Knox james, judged by this
production have the ability and the will and are certain
y destined to become our leading matters Their sales
street and Broadway, directly opposite the Coamore
House.
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AnOXB SpTINK IfuVs-KAHUNIb WIFI
preparations for the spring trade and he calculates 10
Introduce something novel and attractive in the way of
his hat, for the approaching His reputation OF
course is sufficient to satisfy his customers that his
"Spr1g Fashion in elegance OF design material and
manufacture, viii be worthy OF his talents, while his
proen hereto fore, will be only four dollars Call in
seasUn for your hat at KNOWS l2S Fulton street
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A,sOO Building Lots and 100 Farms WIN b,

$500 Building Lots and 100 Farms Will be
distributed to 500 subscribers the 18th 4 February
1858, and warrantee deeds given for the Why
part with wife and friends and sacrifice health in going
four building lots farm, and the Empire
Uty which will lay the foundation for fortune at home
With all your friends around you few shares only are
beautiful homestead, get share Immediately Apply
TO CHARLES WOOD, 2OS Broadway, where maps can be
had GRATIS
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Marsh & Co.'s Improved Elastic Suspen-
der shoulder brace for expanding the chest
ing symmetry of FORM adapted to men, and chill
dren abdominal supporters; ladies' sustaining and
pressing belts, Of the most approved patterns.
MARSH CO., No. ~ Maiden lane.
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w. III. DisbrOW's Riding School, No. go
Fourth avenue.-Hours for ladies' from A. NJ to 3P.
for gentlemen, from to and to p NJ. Ladies wish
ing to ride take lessons at this establishment
introduced by some one known to the proprietor
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Looking-Glass Warehouse-lS53 Looking,
glasses at reduced prices.-RICHARDS KINGSLAND No.
50 Cortlandt street The trade supplied with frames
&C. in composition state. Factory No. 1856 Duane street
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st. Marks Place Property for Sale at Auc-
tion.-COLE Chiffon will sell at the Merchants Ex-
change Monday, February 28h at twelve O'Clock that
valuable house and lot No 90 St. Marks place. 81 feet
inches by 100 feet Sale positive and without reserve.
Bee Auction sales.
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"ANCOCK CHAPTER-THE MEMBERS OF HAN
IL cock Chapter No. II, o. u. A. requested Ia
meet at the Chapter rooms, Friday morning, at Ia
O'Clock, to attend the funeral OF brother Joseph Vail
from ITO Essex street Punctua attendance requested
JAMES PARISH, Sachem. pro TEN.
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Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Female Sup
porters and BELTS cubfoot and spinal Instruments
suments for knock knees bowegs and weakness Of
ankles, joints and very superior elastic stocking for
enlarged veins of the leg also childrens trusses for
SALE and applied, at No. IL Ann street.
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/ INITkD STATES PASSPORTS FOR ALL PARTS OF THE
~ worh-indispensabe TO trayelers-issued by ]. b.
NOSES Notary Public and Commissioner for almost
every State in the Union, No. GO Broadway. n B-Na
turaliyed citizens must produce their certificates.
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NJ OTICE.-MACHINISTS, AND ALL OTHERS EMPLOY
1N ed in machine shops railroad shops, engine men,
and 6remen respectfully invited to attend meeting
convened to take into consideration the best
amelorating condition. by rise Of wages, the
high price OF provisions and the high rents
der present remuneration of labor nadeq TO the
maintenance of families in that comfort to which
entitled Time Of meeting Thur sday evening, March
3 at ~ o'clock at Chelsea Hail. corner Of Twenty fifth
street and Ninth avenue.
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Blrth-maryxs pclypus. scirrho,,s caucers

tumors moes, and all excresences removed from the
face body, by painless external application All per.
interested will be perfectly satisfied OF the fact by
calling at the Office of the subscribers 102 Second
corner Of Twelfth street. HARVEY q WALLACE.
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TTNO GENTLEMAN.-A YOUNG MAN RECENTLY FROM
Il France, will give instructionin the Hebrew Greek
Latin, French and German languages, and mathematics
in genuemans family, for a moderate consideration.
Best of references will be given to character and
city. Apply address Philomarth, 265 Bowery.
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N.E TT a-,h FOL LOWING DRAFTS, DATED NEW
G. Carter late seer ary of tbe Scoto Free Stone
pany, ono On President said company and accept
81 ~ An, .he TO the order Of George Gilbert were
oo'a y Use representations and without considera
uon, NM Ie lubhc hereby cautioned against taking
.he s either of them, viz 81 OFT $780, three
non.n 81 o23 33100 four months 81 5f3 rs 100 Eve
mon ms; Sl57l 25lOo, months; 81 $50 eight
M nths 1858 7610o, nine months BY order OF the
/oard. New York Feb. Is 1858
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Gouraud,s Liquid Hair Dye Is, without sx-

eepton reservation the very best invented Be-
Of pulled dyes Equally celebrated is Gouraud,s
Medicated Soap, for curing pimpes freckles saownes
chaps roughness, &c Poudre Subtitle uproots hair
any part Of the body Liquid Rouge Lily White and Hail
Gloss, at 67 Walker street. near Broadway.
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VTTANTED-A LEASE OF A FACTORY, FOR THE
wv purpose Of manufacturing varnsh, or lease of
piece of ground which varnish factory be built
Address II. L.. Herald office.
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VNTANTEr-PART OF HOUSE, FOR A FAMILY OF
w three, in good neighborhood. Possession want
ed on the first Of March, April May. Also small
house. Address, stating rent and particulars Hancock,
Herald office.
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NTANTFD-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN A
w. situation to do general housework, in a private
family Good city reference be given from her last
place Please call at 45 Henry street eau be seen for
two DAYS.