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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-19
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ngssOLUTHON- Tho concern heretofore ok
IiIin, under The stylc aud firm Of Saunders, North
4 Irbv hn, this day been disoved by mutual consent.
The name of the concern will only be used IN the settle
menl of the business thereof
All rpraons having cuims agalnst the concern, ana
all tole ipdebted to j. will make settlement with the
~. - - JAMES SAUNDERS,
WIN I NORTH,
jas. 9Th, 1919. JAS } Ihb4'
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ORNAMENTAL PAPER MACHE CONTINUES TO BE
~ Taught with great success mt Mr. Harris rooms No GOA
Broadway Ladies not limited to any number lessons
but continue until they finish In the most beautiful
article they select Centre tables which are
valued AZ from so 70 80 which Mr. Hart will purchase II
the pup wish TO dispose Of them, PorsoDs who In
structcd here continue to do the neatea kind of
entng at their residences See CIRCULARS VI the academy
No, 604 Broadway,
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Dy Letters Patent Secured m l840.-Pulvor-
ashers Hydro Electric voltAo Chains
~ under the earnents tho most wonderful DIS
n madeline and electricity Of the present day They
vs.s pairs such as head ear and toothaehs rheumatic
palms. tc doloreux &c and BY their mild but
and ptibe action the body diseases OF years stand
nssucl gout local paralysis nervous complaints liver
diseases Ac-dappear IS by miracle They nave Dsen
applied with greatest all those dreadful dis
in children commonly called a. alss In
of teehng under and Of the bow
el They preciptate metals from their SOLUTIONS deeom-
water defect the magnetic needle IN short show all
he phenomenon Of powerful yeitac pile The instru-
y folded book always ready for nstant
nesus use will last his lifetime, guarding himself
y friends Co. agoinst that number Of diseases and
sompaints which mild streaming electricity perfectly
sonpete chain 81 35 batteries SO to S So
Incredible the above facts, any person
easily convince himself beforehand at the of their
truth The importance Of the invention has aeknow
ledged In America by the Academy Of Medicine Of New
York and the chains have been applied with
nssptals Brooklyn City Hospital &C.; In Europe by the
Royal College Of Physicians and Surgeons In London by
the Academic Rationale de Aedecn at Paris by the mpe
Nal faculty at Vienna by the Royal faculty at Berlin and
ether scientific institutions Of the highest order including
the principal hospitals in Europe . !,
The proprietors in possession of testimonials 70 the
sAAe eject from all the above institutions In America an
Europe, well Of the most eminent and distinguished
smbers Of the profession In both hemispheres and invite
the public to examine them.
Full and illustrated descriptons-ono for personal usc
and for scientific menwith copies OF testimonials ad
number Of cured in New York and Europe may 90
obtained gratis at tho Office They Will he forwarded treo
u PORTAGE any Of the United States in answer 10
prepaid Inquiries containing three cent? PSssags
M 5GS Broadway. corner Of Prince street.
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CTFAMsHIPs FOR sAIE-To CLOSE A CONCERN
- The double enyinc propeller steamships William Penn
and BENJAMIN Franklin 1000 tons capacity, engines 800
horse power These steamers fifteen months old have
been constructed az the best materials white oak frame and
plank heavily copper fastened dagonay bracsa with
iron braces and for strength and speed are not surpassed BY
any vessels OF their class eopered eight
months since They every respect l. Their engines
are in perfect order aud Of superior Workmanship
and have we'll tried the route between this
New Orleans for the last eight months The cabins
ganty furnished with all the requisite furniture for
gers For further particulars apply TO =. LINCOLN CO.
I30 Pearl street.
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POLITICAL.

THE COMMITTEE ON CITY REFORM, APPOINTED
L by the Young Mems Democratic Union Club Are re-
quetcd to meet ut the Mercer House. this even.
Ing, at7ls o'clock A. r. HERRICK, Chairman pro tenn
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BOOTS, SHOES, Sc,

GREAT BARGAINS AT NO. I56 FULTON STREET-
NJ Now selling off, the entire stock aides gonts misses
boys and obiidren's boots shoes, CATERS &c ut great
sacfc in order TO close the business immediately To
those who want TO buy cheap great Inducements
offered. viii sell single pairs the dozen far below
the cost Two doors from Broadway
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

NEW CLASSES.-BR0OKES' DANCING ACADEMY
N at his new Assembly Rooms, No. 36 Broome street
Aso new clas for children on "Wednesday afternoons from
I'LL o'clock A class for ladies Tncs
day afternoons from till O'Clock GLASS for gentle
men, Tuesday evenings from till 10i o'clock The quarter
commences from the time Of subscription The school will
continue open during the whole year.
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IIONIESTEAna.

u 1NGSLAND HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATION. ---TUE
N subscrNers 10 the kingand Homestead
call ut the Office of the association No. 81 Chambers street
Thursday 18th inst when business Of Importance will be
laid before them. Once open day and evening.
j. BUXTON, Jr., Sec'y.
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BOARDING.

PoARDING-WANTED, A FEW GENTEEL BOARD
- ut the house o. Chrstopher street corner Of
Beecker suit small pnrors he had " applied for
No moving LIST of May. References required in all
RoARp-A FRONT ROOM, WITH BEDROOM AND
ID pantrcs attached also back room communicating
let in private house. together
atoy with full partial board private table IL requ
ed Apply at III franklin street
I)RTyhTE BOARD WANTED-IN THE VICINITY or
Broadway, above Chambers street aud below Broome;
franklin White, Walker streets preferred by
his wife, in private family whore there or no
other hoarders Permanent board Best Of references
giver. Address II. o.. Herald onioe.
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FOR SALE.

E'oR sAE-A FAST HORSE, LIGHT WAGON AND
harness; Horse - sorrcl, sh hands high, eight years
Old free aud pleasant driver perfectly gentle can trot
in BE; wagon In good order, and harness new Price,
teenth street. = - -
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WANTED-A TIDY GIRL TO DO THE HOUsEwORK
and washing Of small family Apply in the store 3s
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II u b. SOCIETY-THE ABOVE SOCIETY WILL
meet on Thursday the 18th day of March, at o'clock
A. M to Join in celebrate the anniversary
Irelands Patron Saint. BY order of
FRANCIS FLYNN, Sec rotary JOHN BELL, President.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

nR. BOYNTON'S LECTURES-DR. BOYNTON RE.
IL spectfuy that he will give second course
Of eight lectures upon the History of Creation
Friday March Is TO continue future
The first lecture will be upon the mechanical astronomy Of
the heavens with illustrative experiments. The will
comprise history Of creation from tho organisation Of mat
ter through all the and changes that have taken
place in the earts crust the monsters Of the Deep
mails that existed millions of before called in
to beng-the whole mineral vegetable, and snimal king
doms being represented by large and beautiful paintings
The lectures will close with series of and striking
pernsnts in natural philosophy electricity
ISM and gavnnis presenting the latest
Tickets to the course not secured seats 81 Single adm
eon rs cents N BIO boys under II admitted without
parents guardians Seats be where diagrams
of the house left ut EVANS BRITTON'S bookstore
corner Broadway and Fourth street. HALL SONS music
store at the Hail. Teachers and students tickets
course cents
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DHsCUVCIy IAHS bICCFh UHc
renewal OF birth marks scirrhus poypus umors
msles and all of the skim without the OF
the knife caustc All interested will be satisfied
Of the fact by calling at the Office Of the subscribers m
Second avenue, corner Twelfth street.
HARVEY & WALLACE.
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NEW YORK, MARCH ., lsss.-rHE MILITARY OR

NEW YORK, MARCH ., 1s53.-THE MILITARY Or
Patriek's Day. March IL, 1858, will assemble in East
broadway that day at 10 O'clock A. M precisely and
the line will be formed in the following orderThc
MES Of Cavalry and Light Artillery under command Of Cap
Aains Kcon, Kennedy Nicely and Hogan the north side
Of East Broadway right resting Market street The
Ninth and Sixty ninth Regiments the north side of East
Broadway between Pike and Rutgers streets the right
ing on Pike street The Seventy second REGIMENT Col
north side OF East Broadway Rutgers and JeGer
streets right resting Rutgers street The Regiment
20 be formed for the day consisting OF the Emmett Guard
Captain Motrath, and Irish American Guard Captain Bra
dy, Of New York; the Emmett Guard, Captain Nugent,
Shields Guard Captain Mccarthy Carroll Guard, Captain
Cullen, and ~ Volunteer Guard Captain Smith, Of New
York. under command of Capt James Mcrath and the Irish
Res under command Of Captains Butler and Fay together
With such other companies he disposed TO join in the
parade the north side of East Broadway between JEFF
fersen and gomery streets right resting Jefferson
mated the Irish Dragons commanded by Captain Patrick
Kerrgan detailed for special duty and Will to
the commanding officer the parade, at hapast nine
o'clock A. NJ The undersigned having been designated
Commanding Officer for the day returns his sincere thanks
for the high honor conferred him The Military being
Joined by the Civic Societies. will take the line of March
from East Broadway through Chatham street entering the
Park through the after being reviewed by
the Mayor and Common Council Now York, at eleven
O'Clock in the forenoon will proceed through Broadway
Grand street Bowery, Fourteenth street. Eighth
Hudson Canal Centre street Park Fulton street and
should the weather favorable by the Fulton ferry 70
Brooklyn through Fulton, Henry, Atlantic and Court
streets to the City Hail. where the procession will be
viewed by the Mayor and city authorities Brooklyn after
which the organizations from New York viii
parade being then dismissed.
Il. &. FERRIS. Col. Commandipg.
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medy for rheumatism, scrofua neuralgia, kings evil and
all other diseases from impurity Of the blood Capt Hay
his limbs as though they were palsied-he unable to
walk stand move without being carried physicans
drugs could afford relief He fully cured by the Life
Balsam In two weeks ScrofuaMrs Burton, III Edridge
ths ulcers had consumed the flesh to the bone When all
ether remedies failed she cured by the Life Basam in
month Principal depot No 26 Grand street. 70 cents
BEETLE.
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DORTBR.-A SOBER, STEADY YOUNG MAN, TWEEN
l. ty-one years of age, wants situation above In
Wholesale retail store he tho driv
ing of horse the best OF give il required
be attended to,
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MILLINERY.

IL LEM, FROM PARIS, NO. 49i BROADWAY, WILL
LIZ open for the March 1h large and elegant
assortment Of Pari. millinery NIL Of her direct
ons which abe will take pleasure in showing her friends
and customers. "
DAMS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TERRERo, NO a3e
broadway, Viii open spring millinery Tuesday The
Jones street, third door from Broadway ~
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nR WEITING, THIS EVENING, AT HALF PAST
~ seven o'clock, at Knickerbocker Hall of TWEEN
tythrd street and Eighth lectures the brain
mind effects Of mind the body gloomy feelings
&C. with his rnapikins skeletons models paintings &c
Admission 1871 cents.
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ssThc Medical Wonder OF the Age" Watts
Nervous Andote is certain and speedy for neural
Kia rheumatism tic doloreux cramps debility and all
plants Hundreds of certificates in its
at the depot 81 Ann street. door below Nassau.
Price 81 per bottle; six bottles, "a SO.
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DEPUBLICAN FRIENDS OF IREIAND.-DINNER-
III The republican friends of Ireland will celebrate ST.
Pstricks Day by public dinner at Tammany Hall seve
raj distinguished patriots will be guests Dinner
at five o'clock NJ precisely Tickets 81 each be had
the committee at TamRany Hall every evening from
eight to ten o'clock, and at the bar.
(NELEBRATI0N OF ST. PATRlCKS DAY. THE
~ young friends of ireland will celebrate st. Patrioks
day In the usual Thursday evening March H.
3 at the Apollo Rooms 40 Broadway. Tickets be
obtained of member of the Committee OF
JOHN ID. MORRIS, See. Nm. A. NUGENT Pres,
CT. PATRICKS DAY-MILITARY CELEBRATION
~ The Mitchell Guard, Company "a Republican Rifles
present their compliments to their friends and
quaint them that they intend to celebrate the festival
by grand invitation ball that evening ut the Chinese
Assembly Rooms 6S9 Broadway.
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No. 56s Broadway, corner
A Noble Example.-The Hon. Henry Meigs,

N the his character and the penude Of his
nature has most humaney permitted his name
Ia uscd the wonderful Of Watts
Antidots in neuralgia and nervous affections If
the its miraculous curative properties
che diseased wealthy had been eqnally phanthrop
there need have been In the country
suering any affection. Chief Office 4 Green
Rieh street
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WANTED-A YOUNG MAN, OF FROM EIGHTEEN
w to twenty to assist in the of
newspaper Office. Must write neat hand, be quick
figures and well Address A. H. Office
OF the Evening Post, Is Nassau street.
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WANTED-A COOK, WHO UNDERSTANDS HER
w business thoroughly either German English Scotch,
or American Apply to No. 80 East Twenty ninth street
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VUANTED-A CHILD TO NURSE, BY A HEALTHY
w young married who has Just lost baby.
Good given Inquire 1t % Houston street for Mrs
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A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A STU
n alton as chambermad seamstress and would make
herself generally useful Apply at ia christopher street.
where reference can be given.
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L,OUND-ON SATURDAY, THE FIFTH OF MARCH,
small amount of money The owner can have IT by
ing property and paying expenses by applying at 81 Gold st.
SToLEN FROM THE ADVERTISER A 500 CHECK.
- from Watts, Giren Co., Paducah, KY. Samuel
Bea New York to order of Etienne Girard The check
dated Sd March, and numbered $780, Payment stopped.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WANTED AS GARDENER,
" by respectable who has been regularly brought
up to the business and who thorough practical
knowledge Of the business in department He per-
fecty understands forcing fruits flowers and Vegetables
has long practical knowledge Of propagation and after
treatment green house and stove plants
&c The highest testimonials from his employers,
honesty sobrey and industry Please address NJ NJ r. at
Mr. Uunlap's seed GA RrnadHaY
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w young woman cook washer and ironer; has oh
lection to do homework for small family city refcr
Please apply at No. ~ Twenty eighth street. between
engaged.
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~ W HOLMES, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FUR
~. niturc-Ths day, Wednesday, at lo1J O'Clock, at
salesroom "a Beeknan street. lot Of and second hand
furniture consisting and spring chairs and rock
ers mahogany and black walnut bedeads mahogany and
black walnut dining tables sofas etes lounges
tomans card tables hat stands French plate pier
book stands tables,
mattresses carpeting oil cloths, &c. &c.
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WANTED-A SITUATION, AS SEAMSTRESS. AND TO
w assist in chamberwork has objection TO take
two ehildren the best reference Can be for
two days Mt 49, Sixth avenue, in the store.
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yIrANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN OF GOOD MORAL
w character, situation light porter porter in
store Is excellent penman and quick figures Wages
strctest Rest of city references Please
address d. Herald office stating when and whore
NAV be had.
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W-ANTEp..,iA SITII ATlo r. n, DIT Young GIRL,
and seamsress Has objection to in the country
to travel with lady, Good city reference given by calling
"a Grove street. Of Waverly place. Can be
for two days.
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SITUATf0N WANTED.-A GARDENER WHO FULLY
understands his business and who has had entire charge
Of place in this vicinity wants situation The hest of
ference Twill be given. Apply to John N. 0loott IL
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CALESNEN WANTED, IN THE DRY GOODS BUSI
- ness. Apply to c. @. NOOK, $50 Bowery.
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WANTED-BY TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG WO-
men stuations one to cook wash and iron, the other
years in their last places The best Of city references
be given Can be for two days at AZ Columbia
between State and Joraemon streets South Brooklyn
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w young to do general house work In small pr
vate family take charge children
with family best Of city lived
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WANTED-BY TWO RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT
w PERSONS stuations-one and seamstress and
the other cook and assist In washing and ronng both
thoroughly their business and would prefer v
ing in family Good city references be furnished
Please apply for two days at 100 West Sixteenth street.
tween Seventh and Eighth back first floor
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WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A
situation to do plain cooking washing and ironing
the homework of small private family Has good city
ference Please call at No. Horatio street in the
Can be seen days.
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A HIGHLY RE-
w spectacle English to do chamberwork, and
st in washing and ironing plain sewing In good family
where thorough is required Has lived in of
the best families in London and in this country Can pro-
First avenue between Seventh and Eighth streqts second
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lion. JOHN p. HALE'S LECTURE-THE SUBJETC
of Senator Haes lecture for this evening the Last
Giadatoral Exhibitions at Rome, and subject which
will furnish the basis of the most attractive lecture
The general desire to and hear great
pon of human rights will insure large audience To com
Inence at 8 o'clock. Tickets % cents.
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WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN A
w situation cook to assist in washing and ironing
Please call at l6 Madison street first floor back Can
be, for W DAYS.
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ERRAND BOY WANTED-A SMART ACTIVE BOY
IL about fourteen, resident BROOKLYN will be
Inquire at 70 John street, up stairs.
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yMANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w young woman, to travel with lady to California.
The best of city references from her last employers where
she has lived five Can be the of Apr
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MOULDERS-ONE THAT Is CAPABLE OF TAKING
xl charge Of shop and understands melting and has
from $500 to $1,000 to invest in the business Ia wanted
partner Best of reference required further particu
lars, apply at 1863 Fourth avenue. A. AYRES
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fVO J0URNEYMEN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., TWO
hands TO mount and set diamonds, filed work. also,
Jobber, Americana None but good workmen need apply
BROWN, PALMER X DWIGHT, 1T2 Broadway.
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WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
W. situation as cook she thoroughly understands her
business baking pastry is willing to assist with the
washing and ironing Best city reference. Please call ut
the fancy store, I4j Sixth avenue.
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vITANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN WHO HAS HAD
nine experience in the watch repairing and jewell
business situation travelling agent salesman,
will give the best references Address TO- CALL personally
At No. 81, Western Hotel, Cortlandt street.
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r OST-ON MONDAY AFTERNOON, EITHER BE
IL Liberty and Chambers streets, while in the
Sixth gold watch with short silk guard
and brass key attached bearing the initials W. Din cir
cle on back; made BY Roske Of Liverpool or London
questions asked by leaving the at % Liberty street
sta
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
~ Young woman to cook, wash and iron; in small pr
reference given Apply at $50 johnson street. Of
Hudson avenue, Brooklyn.
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WANTED-A SITUATION, ny A RESPECIABLR
w young woman, to cook wash and iron Mas no obiec-
ton to do the homework of small family Best of city
from her last place. Can be II
engaged Please call at 2S Twenty sixth street. Ninth
avenue.
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WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE SCOTCH GIRL A
w situation as chanbermaid and seamstress
maid and lanndress Please cn at 7 Eleventh street
ner of avenue A, over the bakery.
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w Protestant young woman as chambermaid or waiter
in private family Hns good her place
Please Fifteenth street. Can seen
two days.
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w waiter by respectable young girl The best of city
reference he given. Can be days S5
avenue bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets.
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TT N. BUSH, AUCTIONEER, NO. 10 NORTH WILL
will sell this 10t6 O'clock variety
hand furniture, convenience
of viz sofa couch and French bedstads marble
mahogany chairs and rockers carpets
looking glasses, table and bed linen, &c.
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DAWNBROKERS SALE-THIS DAY, BY W. N.
Lewis Mortcmorc at Isl Chatham street; large lot
ladies' clothing gowns, shaws blankets and quilts,
boots and shoes Sale to commence at l0t o'clock. By
order of ABRAHAM GOODMAN, 81 Centre street.
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yNANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w situation as aundress or chambermaid has OBJ
lection TO do the cooking and washing of private family
Respectable reference Call at the fancy store las SIKH
avenue from A. NJ to + NJ.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., BY TWO RESPECTABLE
w young chambermaid and 70 assist with
the washing and ironing or 20 do sewing and waiting Have
St. Marks place.