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movement
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Your Washington correspondence states that Governor
Lane intended to seze portion the Mexican territory
htts explanation will probably diminish the heniousr
a this act and show that the territory in question be-
longs 70 the United States.
Tho town Of Mesa is situated ON the western bank of
the Rio Grande about forty miles north Of PAso and
scmo ten twelve miles south Of Dona Ana. II was
settled after the in Of the most fertile por
lions Of the valley the Rio Grande. In the latter part
It the year 1850 it numbered already 5000 inhabitants
and produced the following season, $4,000 bushes Of
Sorn, besides large crop of wheat, frjoles, &c.
This town had been under the ursdc OF the
State Of Chihuahua but like the town of Las Cruzas on
the eastern side Of the Rio Grande and nearly opposite
TO 1t, governed by A;ade and then by the Chief
Aicae at bona Ana, under the system of government
established by General Kearney when he possession
Of New Mexico and known the .'Kearney Code"
Up to April, 1851, American traders had free ngress
1or their goods in Mesla and duty exacted
But in April 1851 it discovered that the latitude of
81 deg. II min, fixed upon by the Mexican Commission
and the American Commissioner the southern boun-
dairy Of New Mexico, intersected the Rio Grande q
short distance north Of Mesla, and consequently
left this Hourishng in Mexico. Immediately upon
this fact being determined although the town OF Ell Paso
State of Chihuahua had exercised the slightest
sent An Alcade to govern the town, the administrator
tcustom house ocer sent deputy to enforce the col
lection OF duties goods from the United States and
tho priest Of FL Paso sent padre TO confess the inhab
ants. Thenceforth it considered Mexican town.
and its prosperity diminished One Of the judges Of New
Mexico Baird, think) wrote to the American Commits
sion to know whether the line fixed was to be consider
cd settled matter, and not settled expressing his de-
termination to enforce the authority Of the United States
the town Of desia. Not receiving satisfactory re-
ply, he deferred his purpose.
Now, Governor Lane undoubtedly takes the following
view Of the matter that the line fixed by
requires the ratification Of the Surveyor the part
the United States to conform with the terms of the
treaty of Guadalupe Hdalgo which says that he result
agreed upon by them he Commissioners and Surveyors
Of the two govern ments shall be deemed part Of this
treaty" But the Surveyor the part of the United
States protested against the line and not being ratified
by him. Governor Lane does not consider it valid Obliged
FOR ,he time then to put his construction upon the
treaty he would place the boundary, the Senate Of the
United States have designated it should be- eight miles
north Of FL Paso. Mesila then would remain it was
10 New Mckee, and Governor Lane merely takes possess
sion Of and exercises jurisdiction American and not
Mexican territory, as stated.
This act of his may bring about crisis which viii set
lie this question OF boundary. V.
April % 1853.
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On Thursday morning, April q, by the Rev. Augustus
Fitch, WIN. L. LOCKWOOD, Of Stamford Conn, to Miss
FRANCES L. DODGE, of this city.
On Friday evening, April % by the Rev. James Mett
at bis residence No. EOS Broome street. Mr. GEO HARTE
20 Miss AMxIA CARNIEY. Also, Mr. FRANKLIN LEWIS to
Mics FREELovE Cox, all Of this city.
On Monday, April 26. by the Rev. c. Il. Fay, JULES
PERRM to GBoRGIANA FRANCIS, oldest daughter Of James
L Francis. Esq, oil of this city
On Tuesday, April 10, in the church OF st Francis
Xavier by the Rev. Mr.. Ryan, Mr. JAMES WALLACE, to
this city.
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Court Calendar-This Day.

UMrKD STATES DISTRICT CoURf.--Thursday next will be
the last day for fling notes of issue for the May caen
aar.
sUPRn6E CcuRT-Circnt.-Par First.-Nos 469 90
$685. 476 $780, 493. 219, l,4s5, "a, 14O 542 463 Part
seeond.-Noa. 1o65, 1o71 1o73, 1o74, lots, 1851,
1882, 1904 1856, 1889 to 093.
CALENDAR THE argument calendar will be taken up.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-(Two Branches Mos. 23a, 205 u,
1872 1872 262 1851, 2ss 1884, a. 3s, s2s, 1876, 296 ia
1es 4o 257 651, 345 a46 347, s4s 349 $780, 35l, 352
PA ga
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and Partisan Millinery Depot Purchasers Of these goods
who are DESTROYS TO secure the newest and choct styles
with the srictest hereby respectfully invited
examine large and extensive ribbons and
which have just opened by ubscr
having purchased the entire stock an
porting houe advantageous terms which enables
this stock ric. desirable at
infinitely lower than DO had any establishments In
this city. H. II. LfCHTENSTEIN,
No. 20 Bowory, corner Of Hester street.
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MIGRATING Elixir Cordal-The eighth wonder Of the
tapc word.-Cure Of dseases.-No language
convey adequate idea OF the immediate and almost
raculous change which IL occasions in the diseased debi
and Whether broken down
strung and relaxed organization at rebraced rey.
ned and hut up The mental and physical symptoms
disease vanish together under It's influence The
.ooping trembling victim Of depression and debility
step his mind which previously sunk in gloom Of
almost idotc apathy becomes bright buoyant and active
and be forth refreshed regenerae and conscious Of
new vsor bic accustomed Nor is the effect
cordial properties OF the medicine reach the constitution
itself and restore to its normal condition. c. H. RING
general for the United States 1893 Sold
By druggist: generally .hIoughSus the United States
Invigcratng Cordia blown in the glass Price % per
bottle; two bottles, g. Eve bottles for $l2 and "a per
dosen. Important advice accompanies each bottle.
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Caaital,.,s Generally Cosslaer Seven Per

good interest for money when well secured but
clotie manufacturer other having
done wio iny.ste $l25 In one of SINGERS patent
yewinr IL sure 70 receive ron Govt yc"r T.,
lsr.st l.tac TIC L.Clt aud
materials caey and perfectly Call and sec the1 az tho
sGfcs, No. 2cS Broadway.
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EfOOking.(slnss WnrchOuse-lS53-L
glasses reduced prices-RICHARDS KINGSLAND No,
- cortiandt street. The trade supplied with frames
competition state Factory No. 16 Duane street,
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A. PETERSON Co call the attention Of their 10
the stock Of and elegant carpenrs just the
celebrated manufactures prsing velvet
Yrus,e three ply and invrain also largo assortment
Of oclotEe venetsne mattings, window shadef &e &c
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Song OF an Unfortunate Man.

Oh = some,o and my hats came from knox's,
No dandy like me in the Opera boxes;
Ny dress was distingue;' but; ah, what pride
took in my hat-more than all else beside:
So tasteful its contour so brilliant its hue,
So well il became me, all glossy and new:
But now, for the want Of four dollars to spend.
must wear shabby hats from beginning to end.
The KNOX hat store is at No. l2S fulton street Don't
forget it,
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Wudcr's Patent Salamander Safes, with
Aohe celebrated no had
y Of the manufacturers, STEARES MARVIN lag Water
stHsst, New York. the sole Of Rich's patent.
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Watts Nervous Antidotc Is a certain and
speedy for neuralgia rheumatism o doercux cramps
Debility, and all complaints If found bencf
eal the rcfu nded 81 per bottc six bottles So
81 Ann street door below Nassau Sent any part
the country.
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Spring Business Coats, Spring OvercOatS,
ng sacks spring ocks ipring vests spring pants in the
kseet end most beautiful variety Of goods selected from
ear choicest spring i'm portations. ID. J. DEYLIN,
30 and John street corner NASSAU
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eight spacious sales No 90 Bowery Magnificent
styles Of English Mosaic Royal Velvet Tapestry Brussels
and Imperial three ply esrpetig imported expressly for
fibtion at the Now York Crystal Palace
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GO, 600 Observation-Disclosures Sales.-Braileh
NcDONFELL Auctionesrs 1l3 Fulton street, will give
sales Of furniture ut private residences nj
sr sales rooms will purchase tho furniture Of parties
who prefer dispofRg Of it at private SALE ThAy will
mako advances oonsisnments to the above amount
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Fine Arts-Dnguerreotype In Oil.-There IL
exhibition 1t Mr.. WIN. H. BUTLER'S rooms, No. 25l
Broadway upper Of broadway and MArray street.
specimens Of this and beautiful art that must be inter
stiDg to all lovers OF the fine arts Daguerreotypes Of
deceased persons copied.
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Important Notice to Persons who take
the Croton water-The porous glass filter separates
purties from the water Masking much wholesome
ard greatly improving the taste All water that
through IL rendered clear crystal Depot S6 Broad
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without money! package of magnetic sugar tho
essence of the antdoe all
suffering any disease any part country by
mail single postage they will pledge their to
.sns twelve powders enough for four days taking
saying they did not take it. but bona de
effects returned within week after receiving Under
stand WELL that package is to
complaints some old standing chronic diseases require
Of tie will Of good ntentthc harbnger Of health
positive truth and must prevail Full particulars and
drct tons for accompany each package. After ap-
prevail will he furnished at Dozen 81 or 81
each, TALBOT WATTS, 424 Greenwich street
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India Rubber Gloves, for Gardening, or any
work that soils the hands ladies' bleaching ms to be
while sewing sleeping These goods make the hands
soft and white For sale at Berran COL Broadway Hitch
cook Loadbeaters, SH Broadway, and by all rubber
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To Office seekers whose Claims have not been
appreciated remedy exists for polite al
Buy for wife sister of Singers sewing machines
and with that assistance she will money you
could in the Custom House. The advantage to- will be
l. N. SINGER & CO., 25s Broadway.
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81 city kut the principal feature Of the house Messrs
KNOX JAMES hat store Reader, do you
the hats from Knoxss you don't there's treat
in store for you'll drop in and this beautiful
u hat There is airy lightness ahou. them that isn't
equned exceed while in the matter OF
price the first quality never 81
call in the Of Broadway and Spring
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TWO SMILING hnSucrrcOsypes ~ 10
content to BIO called German philosophers" and
small fry picture makers their rival mitators
ipgly term them be from the fact of taking
hundred pictures daily in style yet unequaed II
lures than REEFS CO., the fact must be astonishing
Rooms Nc 29 Broad Yay.
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nnllet,s Music Saloon. 32o Broad,

Mllet's Music Saloon 329 Broadway, Is the
only place in New York where large and
ment Of music and musical instruments he purchased
cheap fer cash. Twenty in location Persons
Of town sending for article rely being served
we'll as present by MILLET, importer, 329 Broadway.
Agent for Watts Antdote.
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fpe read made clothing. Also good supply cloths
cassmercs and ve.ng which will made order the
shortest notice JOHN X. H0RA No l30 Fulton street
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The Particular Attention Of the Readers OF
ge" This is of the beautiful villages that is rapidly
asing public estimation It's location being the
selebraed Lake Ropkonkoma adds much its Four
buildng lots OF q farm for fifteen dollars only.
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Window Shades-Best Assortment In tho
world, at kelly FURGUSON'S, 2S91S Broadway, and
81 Reade street Dealers supplied from rst hands
warranted to stand climate and sold lower than
ether establishment B-Store church. and other
shades painted and lettcred to order in superior style
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Nothing Rufrles the Tcmpcr N

don't chance wry suit IT pntronzo Fl. L. FUSTER,
Wholesale and retail cloher Cortandt street. New York.
who makes the best in the newest fashions at
moderate prices Give him o call.
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A Paper for Sale.-For sale, all one-half
Of good paying daily and weekly newspaper published In
nourisbne in the State of Indiana Price for half
s. goo; ALL $4,000 For particulars inquire at W. H. McDO
NALD advertising house. e2 Nassau street. of
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misnttng shirt Avoid and insure perfection
by giving orders to GREEN No Astor House where
mistakes and Who shirts home
time and true to measure.
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visit TUTTLEs famous emporium No 3t5 Broad
There Is tie wonderful automaton bird there
lady should have there aso world renowned
taby jumpers toys Of all kinds dolls games
dressing for ladies, in the retcues new ar
co jewel porte monnaies sewing birds fans opera
glasses, &c. Visitors always welcome. Remember,
You'll find this palace Broadway,
The number I'll repeat, sir
Number three hundred and forty five,
The west side of the street, sir.
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Gouraud's Liquid Hair Dye is, without eX-
eepon reservation the very best invented Beware
Of pulled dyes Equally celebrated Gourauds Medcatd
soap ior curing nmPies ireckss aiowness ehaps rough
body. Liquid Rouge Lily White and Hair Gloss No 81
Walker street, Broadway.
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doro in offering to tho public these two valuable prepare
tons that In instance whatever there shall
be failurethe dye, in changing instant the most
seem hair to natnrcs black brown and the preserve
taments Both sold, and the dye privately applied at
CRISTADORO'S, No. Aston House.
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Patent seif-Heating Smoothing I'ons.-Let
housekeeper who desires be relieved from
heat fatigue and expense of ironing, danger soing
clothes and 70 have her work done in half the usual
time these irons liberal discount to merchants
travelling agents. N. ID. HUNTER, 39S Broadway.
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Hats that FIT the I4ead-Irow Desi

How plea ayals IL though hat be of
ior quality perfect symmetry brilliant color and light
feather If it uncomfortable to the head All who suf
Ger in this particular commend to WAkEOCkS Hatters
10 Broadway, driving House,
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All who Propose to be Instructed I'm Pen.
mansbip, by GOLDSMITH for five dollars must register
sher names his rooms 29 Broadway before Saturday
night His cheap system will never be resumed but those
The accommodations for private pupils, at Goldsmiths
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DR. Powell viii receive his Eye and Eax
patients from ten TO four O'Clock daily at 500 Broadway
and those In limited circumstances nine every
morning, at his private cnique circular Dr. Powe
Treatise the Eye be procured Mt his Offices;
ARTIFICIAL eyes, exactly like the natural color express
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Re &c Clothed-To he Properl,

BE yc ClOthcd-TO be Properly Clothed, IL
only necessary to call friends W. w PARSELLS&
Co. No 81 John street, Nassau street where every
article to complete gentlemans wardrobe may
he found, of superior style and workmanship.
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W. H. McDonaId,s Commercial Ne

W. III. McDOnalds C0mmercial Newspaper
Advertising House. No 102 Nassau street. of Ann.
The very best leading papers, from gil parts Of the United
States and Canada Lowest and fullest authority Of
the publishers Information freely given Cs and examine
nv facilities,
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Shoulder Braces, Trusses Elastlc Stockings
for enlarged veins Of the leg elastic knee spinal
knee and every other kind Of with
ment Of childrens trusses at No. II Ann street.
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AAIreO muntOc ~ Co., mo- tn brOnOvvny,
would call tho attention of purchasers of clothing their
spring styles gentlemen and boys Well goods
ciusively deviation from marked prices Clothing
made to order and warranted to give entire
entemens furnishing goods In great variety always
be found at this establishment.
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Tremendous Bargains In English Imperial
ssrss ply and Splendid ingram carpets HIRAM ANDER
patterns Of ingram carpeting at IS 80 49, 90, co. TO- and
cents per yard-sll new sprng styles.
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Hats, Hats, Hats.-Wllliams Will Introduce
those superior day, April 18th N B-0 will be
given for hat superior to tho exhibition at
Williams l5G Fulton street two doors frcm Broadway
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Splendid Carpetings Smith IL L0unsbury,
49, Pearl street. have received per arrivals large
stock OF velvet tapestry Brussels three ply and ingram
earpn Of ehaste and elegant designs which having
purchased previous they
enabled TO offer at very great inducements
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carpetings.1peterso u Humphrey, 379
Broadway daily receiving per packets Europe
additional supplies Of rich and elegant carpengs
ror fabric and styles entirely adapt
stores selling similar goods.
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4 RESPECTABLE, SOBER YOUNG MAN, OF INDUS
"A trious habits wishes to obtain situation in
store and take charge Of Can give good city
ference and security required Is good clerk Address
d..
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English Floor Oilcloths, eight yards vvldo.-
Gorgeous styles Of scroll Gothic and italian fresco
paintings at HIRAM ANDERSON'S, No. SO Bowery Also
btC0 yards of floor ocIotbs at 2s 3D. 3d. and d. per
yard of to two yards wde-a pat
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NURSE WANTED-A YOUNG WOMAN WHO CAN
understand either French Spanish and who will not
liable to sickness to take charge child years
old and travel with the family Europe Apply at 2
Henry street. between and IL A. N.
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A CARVER WANTS SITUATION IN DINING
u. sal00n. Addrs ss ]. D. B., Herald Office

A WELL EDUCATED YOUNG MAN, q YEARS OF
"A age wants to get situation after the first of May
clerk light porter in kind OF Wholesale importing
business hardware gTor speaks and writes
bic knowledge Of the French language willing make
himself generally useful note addressed to p M at
his prceen place Of occupations ia Fulton street, will be
promptly attended to. - -
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RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL WANTS A
n situation in private family good plain cook and
good washer and ronei has objection the country
good reference Call for two days at M Seventh street.
from
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WANTTD-BY PEspgCTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w - GO ra Lo.se oI.y rotor
given from her ast place. where she has hyed
over three years Can 10 e.n Mt y Varck street two
Gays, II Isa eEgssed,
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LADY WISHES TO OBTAIN A SITUATION FOR
IA girl who has lived with her years. chamber
maid washer and roner laundres Can be seen
two days Apply ut 40 Ninth street.
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WANTED-A LADYS MAID; ONE WHO THOROUGH
W. ly understands hair dressing cutting and fitting
ladies' dresses, and who is otherwise good seamstres
French woman preferred Apply between the
and II on Tuesday and Wednesday, ut 81 East Fourteenth
street.
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A SITUATION WANTED, BY RESPECTABLE
a young girl as ehambermaid or to do general house.
ironer Good city reference. Can seen for two days
Please call at 50 Crosby street, second floor No
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A YOUNG RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES SITUA.
"A ton to do general housework, or chamberwork in
all family The lest of references be given Can be
for two days. not engaged Please cali ut 1913 First
avenue, corner Of Twentieth street.
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A VERY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WOULD
"A like to get situation chambermaid and waiter
assist in tie washing and ironing The best reference
fourth street = = - -"
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NURSE WANTED-AN EFFICIENT AND CAPABLE
IN as chdrens who Is kind and faith
ul may hear of excellent situation by addressing w.
b. With real name and reference, Herald office.
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COACHMAN, WELL ACCUSTOMED TO THE CARE
N and management Of horses wants situation. He can
attend vegetable He has just left his place
where his business to tend horses vegetable
garden. He refer TO his last employer will bear
testimony to his character for capaby and honesty
Address T.. c. Herald office.
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A FAMILY BREAKING UP HOUSEKEEPING WISH
"A to obtain situation for girl as chambermaid ana
aundress waiter Satisfactory references given at the
house Of her present employer l Fifth avenue Can be
seen this day.
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A RESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION
~ to do the Homework Of small respectable family
derstands the Of milk and butter objection to
short distance in the country good be
given. Please apply at 70 Oak street In the store.
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A YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION AS CHAM
~ bermad to take of children No apply
unless enteol private family She be at the
davs
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NOOK WANTED.-A WOMAN WHO UNDERSTANDS
~ her bueiness thoroughly, AMI we'll recon-
mended "a Protestant rrefsrred apply at IS Clinton
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A HIGHLY RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, PRO
N testant wishes situation seamstress She perfectly
business The bes Of city reference can be
given. Please call Mt 2f5 Grand street.
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A VERY RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT LADY
IA wishes situation in fancy store pectable re-
srenees can be given Apply at 13 Leonard eet