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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-08-18
Carriages, Harness, SC.
Lightning Rods.
Just Arrived.

Just Arrived.
WE HAVE now in store. besides ouI
w large stock of Western produce. a
fine assortment of Groceries. selected with
special reference to supplying the TRADE
of this city, which we feel confident of be-
ing able TO do. at as fair price as can be
done elsewhere
OUR STOCK CONSISTS IN PART OF:
Salt, coarse and fine. Coffee,
Candles, Sperm and Star.
Rice, Soap, Sugar crushed and Loaf,
Starch, Butter, &C., &C.. SC.
Merchants and Traders will please give us
a call, before going to New Orleans or else
where to purchase. S. NJ. HART & Co.
Corner Of Front and Laurel st..
Datenf Medicines.-A fresh supply
L of all the principal Patent Medicines Of
the day, Just received and for sale by
WIN. BOGEL, Druggist,
lafayette St. feb-13-tf. b,
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OUININE-3oo ounces French, English,
~ and American mandatory.
For sale by H. T. WApDILL, Drugt.
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To Families.
DUCRWHEAT for sale in any quantity
Is saw from Ten Cents worth upwards
Golden Syrup and fine Molasses do.
ian15.y. 'VSAc - ornA'
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CPONGES.-Fine Surgeon and bathing
- sponges. For sale by
dec 3.y. H. T. WApDILL, Drugt.
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THE BAIL. RMA1OU.

Dali DRESSEH-r Is BUT TOO OFTEN THAT THE
- accidents and misfortunes OF the ball and supper
room add very heavy item to the Of the winter
season How many exquisite and costly dresses are spot
ted ruined in moment by the carelessness of
want, the i'll calculated movement Of some passerby
drop Of champagne lunch, ice cream falling upon
adys dress Is enough to spoil all the evenings JOY and
cite which was to her. few minutes before object Of
legitimate pride The persons to whom such misfortune
may bea will therefore, be glad to know that they
be readily repaired c. JOIY'S French steam securing
establishment, No 492 Broadway, just above Broome
street Any dresses OF whatever kind and color II sent
primitive freshness. This be done in q single day,
when the dress Is Immediately wanted.
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LIQUORS.

LIQUORS.
KIM BASKETS GRAPE LEAF G6M AND ID HEiDsiCK
COO Champagnes, Muir h Sons VIM. Younger &
Co.'s CampbelPs, Harvey Doves Falkrk and Edinburg
aes, in fine order for family USE in pints and quarts;
100 600 choice old Havana segars. For sale by
PETERS CHAMBERS, Importers 300 Broadway.
on PER CENT LOWER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE
~ in the Cty-Brandcs Of all grades, port, sherry
Madeira muscat claret champagne and other wines OF
various vintages and best brands; rum shrub Jamaica
and St. Croix gin Of numerous brands Scotch Irish
Bourbon and Monongahea whiskey noyeau, rose rasp-
berry, and other choice cordals blackberry cherry
peach and raspberry brandy &c. For sale by WILLIAM
H. UNDERHuII, 430 Broome street. corner Crosby.
CALIFORNIA ALE-wE ARE NOW MANUFACTURE
~ ing at our new brewing establishment, at Albany
superior article Of Albany imperial Xxx pale and
amber ales especially for California South American and
West India markets, put up in extra new made casks
The acid woody favor tasted in ale put into new casks
is entirely extracted by steam machinery re-
Gently imported from London Orders received for the
above article, though agents, A. d. Grief Co., New
Orleans, Ia James Preston, Charleston s. G. at our
depots No. $50 Greenwich street. New York. No "A Com
mercal street, Boston.
JOHN TAYLOR SONS, Albany Brewers
DETERs CHAMBERS, 300 BROADWAY IMPORTERS
i Of wines, brandes and segars, offer to buyers al
the lowest market price, any Of the above named goods
in any quantity, from bottle up to pipe Of all grades
and prices from the lowest to the finest imported in this
country The public invited TO call and examine our
stock.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

YTNHE CAUSE OF TEMPERANCE PROGRESSIvE-AN
i other great demonstration at Metropolitan Hall,
Wednesday evening, January II, 1853 p. T. Barnum,
Esq, will preside Jno. b. Cough will deliver address
Dodworhs band will perform several appropriate airs
during the evening Admission twenty five cents Doors
open at 61a O'Clock. Commence at III.
"AHNEMANN ACADEMY OF MEDICINE.-THE AGA
IL denny win meet at Stuyvesant Institute, We'd
nesday the 18th instant at O'Clock NJ to hear the
inaugural address of it's President Dr. McVickar Those
interested in the cause of homeopathy and the public
generally, are invited no attend.
W. STEWART Rec Secretary.
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FOR SALE.

Two PROFESSORS AND AMATURES-VI0IIN FOR
sale-One Of the best Italian vioins of spandid tone
not to be excehed by any in the city will be sold low
the owner has no further for It. Apply to j. WILSON
corner Of Broome and Bowery
DR0PER1Y IN NEW YORK TO EXCHANGE FOR PRO
i perty in Brooklyn.-A first class four story brick
house and lot to exchange for two story cottage in
Brooklyn Apply to Fl BROWN, IS Nassau street
MoCKING BIRDS FOR sAIE.-sEvEN SUPERIOR
lvl hooking birds from two to three years old these
birds In fine plumage and in song. They will be
sold low. Any person wishing fine bird may apply 476
Fourth street. after three o'clock.
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MEDICAL.

nOCT0R HUNTERS RED DROPS CAN BE HAD GENu
~ inc at 230 Canal street, New Orleans II makess
speedy and thorough in certain diseases without th
least restriction OF diet drink exposure business Ont
dollar vial with medical book filled with truths nd
lies only place IA Division street up stairs, New York
until the Office, No is finished For ten years paA
every consummate quack doctor in this and other cities
has got some lie about this great remedy DR. Hunter
restores people TO sound health daily who have been
ruined with mercury and caustic by those humbug-
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

A A. STAIRS LECTURE ON, AND EXHIBITION OF,
"A: the hydrooxygen microscope win BE- given every
exhibition win consist Of hundred beautifully pre-
pared specimens besides living creatures The water
tiger wiz be fed at half past eight O'Clock on living crea
tares. Tickets % cents Children half price.
HINTS TO PERSONS WHO CONTEMPLATE BUILDING
II EUGENE LATII4IA will deliver his lecture upon Ar
eAitecture and Interior Decoration with critical notice
II some Of the principal buildings Of New York, on
Wednesday evening jan H. at eight O'Clock at Hope Cha
pei 72o Broadway Tickets at the door, three shilngs.
I DTUREs OF THE NEW YORK YOUNG MEMS
IL Christian Association Professor TAYLOR Lewis L. L.
D. Of Union College, win deliver the first lecture in the
course at the Associations rooms Stuyvesant Institute
1soadway opposite Bond street on Wednesday evening"
Creation" Admttance rs cents payable at the door.
THE PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE Is RE-
moved to No 81 Chambers street opposite the Park.
PETER B. sWEENY, Public Administrator.
1EIss BACoNs EVENING COURSE OF INSTRUCTION
M In History ut the Stuyvesant Insttute-This
10 given by request The design embraces the historical
analysis and origin of present civilization. Its first
division will include twelve lessons, exhibiting the origin
Of the Oriental element in civilization to be given
Tuesdays and Fridays at eight o'clock M commencing
In M and
49, to be obtained of Mr. Bowen at the stuyvesant In
stisute; also Of Mr. 8 H. Grant Librarian Mercantile
Henry Megs Esq Secretary of the American Institute
aoI Broadway; Mr. George IL Moore Librarian New York
Historical Society Morgan Morgans Esq, No 80 Market
street and at the bookstores Of Cornish fAmport Co.
George Putnam, Nos and 10 Park place and Strnger
Townsend 222 Broadway Tickets to single lessons, SO
cents.
TNHE ELEVENTH LESSON OF MISS BAC0N'S MORN
ing course in history at the Stuyvesant Institute,
win be given to-day, at IL O'Clock A. M. Subect-The
Supernatural Element in the Oriental Civilization.
Tickets fifty cents.
POPULAR LECTURES, LARGE AUDIENCES, TREMEN.
IL doua applause,-The celebrated Professor b. Brown
Williams lectures and experiments at Blocker buildings,
of Blocker and Morton streets Tuesday Thurs
day and Saturday evening this week and at Colts Hall
in Brooklyn on Wednesday evening, and Brooklyn Mu
scum Friday exenng
DE0PLES LECTURES-TTE FIFTH LECTURE OF THE
i course viii be given at the Tabernacle this Tues.
day. evening by Lieutenant Maury of the National OBJ
seryatory, Washington. Subect-The Sea- and the Cir
culaon Of its Waters Lecture to commence at eight
O'Clock. Tickets only one shilling.
DoPULAR LECTURES-PROF. K0EPPEN, LATE OF
Il the OTTOMAN College at Athens, will give the next
lecture Of this series, at the Broadway Tabernacle,
Wednesday evening, January H. at O'Clock The sub
ject Of his discourse win be, "Mahommed and the Sara
oenic Empire illustrated by series of large diagrams
and historical maps. Tickets, rs cents may be had at the
bookstores and at the door.
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PRESENTS.

DlCH AND USEFUL PRESENTS.-A g. BAGIEY Il
IN Co. manufacturers solicit the attention of the trade
and the public generally their stock (of manu-
facture) of gold pens gold and silver pencils and pen
in endless variety of patterns principle and Sizes
together with celebrated extension cases gold and
silver with pen and pencil and reserve for leads, which,
for beauty of workmanship principle Of construction and
durability eclipse anything Of the kind previously ex-
hilted Seven sizes patented and warranted We would
also call attention to superior gold pens which need
no proof OF their superiority except the demand
and the numerous attempts at imitation Nos 277 Dir.
wing House, Broadway and 10 Maiden lane.
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THE Military,

(tITY GUARD-ARMORY 600 BROADWAY, JANUARY
~ TO- 1863.-The annual meeting of this company will
be held at the armory this Tuesday, evening" at clock
By order J. A. WALLER, President.
E. L. HIDDEN Secretary.
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1DVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
1~isEE SECOND AND THIRD PAGES. a
PERSONAL.


A LIBERAL REWARD WILL BE GIVEN FOR ANY IN
IA formation of gentleman who left 108 East Seven
teenh street Sunday afternoon in deranged state Of
mind of recent occurrence He is of middle age about
Rect inches high dark eyes, darksh salow complexion
black hair, and slightly bald, and whiskers speaks
and moves very quick. II is supposed that he imme
atey left the city at ~ p M but in what direction it
= imPossble to conjecture Editors out of the city BY
noticing the above would subserve the of humanity
and contribute to the relief Of family in deep affection
INFORMATION WANTED OF DERBY COFFEE, PAT
i rick Coffee, and Daniel Coffee Any information will
be thankfully received by Mary Hogan She has landed
since the first Of May Apply at Tx Roosevelt street of
Mr.. James Garvin.
AIRS MELISSA WARREN, geometry OF PHIIA-
X1 dephia, lately returned from Europe, will con-
Ter favor lady who is anxious to her. by sending
her address to the care Of Messrs. Peck & simmons,
statoners 141 Pearl street, up stairs
vTNHE GENTLEMAN WHO CALLED AT OUR STORE
i yesterday evening, about "a O'Clock, in reference
to potash purchased Of us, will confer particu-
lar favor by calling ANDERSON Il MACLAY,
Nos. 20 and 80 Fulton street, corner Of Water.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

~NS>-NNNNN~~NN~NNNNNNNN
TNNAMEIIED FURNITURE. WARD WHOLE
IL sale manufacturer of enamelled furniture No la
Grand street, New York W. w. gives his whole atten
ton to the manufacturing and using the best materials
only can offer better goods at the prices than be
found elsewhere Suits to match from s25 to $3.50 per
suit comprising dressing bureau with glass bedstead
washstand, commode, toilet table, towel stand, nurse
rocker, and four chairs.
No. IA Grand street, one block east of Broadway.
Unity CENT DAGUERREOTYPES.-CU THIS OUT
IL and go to II. v. HARRIS splendid gallery, corner
Bowery and Grand street, where the best pictures
taken and warranted to please splendid assortment
of fancy cases for presents
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COPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.

NEW YORK, JANUARY 10, 1853.-THE COPART-
~ nership heretofore existing between the subscri
bers under the firm of Cammann, Whtehouse Co.. has
been dissolved by its limitation and the retirement
Of Edward Whtehouse from business
OSWALD CAMMANN
EDWARD WHTTEHOUSE.
BIAAKEIEY WILSON,
JAMES NJ FULLER
The undersigned win continue the stock exchange and
banking business, under the firm of CamInann & Co.
OSWALD CAMMANN.
BIAKEI.EY WILSON,
JAMES NJ FULLER
DARTNER WANTED.-AN AMERICAN, WHO HAS
l. been long established in the wholesale and retail
liquor business in of the very best locations in the
city Of New York, and who Is doing first rate bust
ness wishes foreigner for partner who has CAPT
tai and general knowledge Of the business of the city
Apply at 252 Fulton street.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.

TNOR SAIE-A BROWN MARE EIGHT YEARS OLD,
IT sound and kind In all harness and under the saddle
Can go in four minutess superior saddle nag. Price,
$780, less ap family carriage with pole and shafts
price, $3.50, no less Apply at MURRAYS Livery Stable,
Columbia street. Atlantic South Brooklyn
VITANTTD-TwEIvE THOROUGH BRED SADDLE
w horses, at the AmPhitheatre, 81 Bowery.
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No. 3-The Wager" No." said DR.. Watt, at
would bet S26 for the benefit of the Orphan Asylum If
y ssuld be proved that not in ten who take the
HERALD read the notice. or know anything about what
Mr. Megs said Of the Antidoten viii take that bet
said Mr. H., for the sake of the orphans and prove
you are wrongn
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No. 2-The Observation-Disclosures. Hamilton,
~, meeting DR.. WATTS, congratulated him upon the
tnc, gwen N the NEW YORK hsRp 70 the Nervous
renee Of such intelligent and influential man as the
Hen Henry Meigs; "For," said he every one con-
nested with the American Institute would not only read
kuthe -
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TTNO BOSS PRINTERS.-THE ADVERTISER WISHES TO
Il the remaining eighteen months of his appren-
tceshp as compositor either in newspaper or book Of
fee No objection to the country Letters addressed
TO Printer, Herald Office viii receive immediate attention
TITO BAKERS.-wANTED, A YOUNG MAN 10 WORK
i at the cake baking. None need apply but those
who understand working at all kinds of cakes Apply at
II Spring street. CHARLES COULTER
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SC1TUATION WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE GIRL. AS
~ chambermad, waiter, nurse seamstress Has
objection to wash and iron for a small family Best of
city reference to honesty and capabty Can be
for three days by applying at 100 Columbia street.
Of Degraw, Brooklyn.
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- lg1Ae CAME Of ConSra&alaslon.-ln
- ysM nAp vas published . powerful eulogy BY
heA Henry hsu, upon the extraordinary curative
- restorative powers Of WATTS Nervous Antidote.
= Msd, ~ any one wishes to know its miraculous
eower IN sueeuing disease and restoring health let him
s.e 70 ne I viii tell them that have watched its
eoects for years upon many-even upon my own dear
sAA1ofen whose lives and health value q million times
moro than do my own and have known 10 fail to
1estere health and Of its perfect harmessness" &c.
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Wigs and TOupees.-BatchelOr's New Style
81 wigs pronounced the most perfect imitation Of
sure yet invented Those wanting very superior article
should call at BACHELORS celebrated wig factory No.
Wall street. where be found the largest and best
assortment in the city. Copy the address.
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No. Allow to Decide the WaQer.-Let every
enc who takes the HERALD write the words have read
what the Hon. Henry Meigs said about the Nervous An
tsdote and send it to this ofce-f one tenth the num-
Der Of subscribers send then DR. WATTS will have to
give S2t to the Orphan Asyum-and the Editors will
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Gouraud's Liquid Hair Dye is. without

exception reservation the very best invented
Of pulled dyes Equally celebrated is GOURAUDS
Hedicated Soap, for curing pmples freckes saowness
chaps roughness &c Poudre Subtitle uproots hair from
any part Of the body Liquid Rouge, Lily White, and Hair
Gloss, at No. 81 Walker street. near Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-11

The most Painful COrns Removed, free from
pain danger Also bunons and bad nails successfully
treated by Dr. j. IIfTLEFIED who has Is years prac-
teal experience in this city. Rooms 49S Broadway-oppo
site the Art Union rooms-for ladies and gentlemen.
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CoMPOsIToRs WANTED, AT THOMAS B. SMITHS,
~ 216 William street.
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The Office for the Application OF the Invalu.
able liquid for the removal Of birth marks tumors
GERS moes, and all other the face body
10 removed to the northeast of Twelfth street
and Second avenue The application is external and free
from pain or inconvenience.
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(tLERK WANTED IN DRUG STORE-ONE THO
~ roughly acquainted with the business. None need
apply unless with good recommendations Apply at No
1022 Broadway, from half past IL O'Clock to half H.
T,xCELIENT sITUATIoNs-N FIRST CLASS FAM
II lies, ready ct the Employers and Servants'
Protective Agency las Grand street. profeased cooks
experienced chambermaids, walters nurses aud other
first class servants who really understand their business
and wish permanent situations.
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w young girl to cook, wash and iron to do cham
berwork and plain sewing general housework in a
small private family The best of reference given Can
be seen for two days at 70 West Fifteenth street. in the
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VTTANTED-A SITUATION BY YOUNG GIRL, AS
wv chambermaid waiter, will be willing to make
herself generally useful The best of city reference
be given. Call at No. sos Broadway between Amity and
Fourth streets,
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Wigs and TOupces.-Medhurst & Heard, OF
~ Maiden lane make the most perfect imitation of
tnral head Of hair in the world Wig should not
Hall to examine them. They made of the best mate
rails and warranted not to shrink change color Also
Araids Of long hair fronts, braids, &c.
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VITANTED-By A PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN A
w situation to do general homework or chamberwork
Is willing to make herself generally useful Please call at
o. Grove street. third floor. for two days.
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Hair Overwhelmingly Celebrated Liquid
hair dye the best yet discovered for coorng the hair
or whiskers the moment it is applied The wonderful
and certainty with which this favorte and old est
bshed hair dye performs is astonishing II SALE or
applied, at BACHELORS wig factory, No Wall street
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WTANTED-BY AN ENGLISH GIRL, A SITUATION
w to take care of grown children and do plain sewing
or light cbamberwork and plain sewing Can be seen
from ten to four O'Clock for two days. at No "a Sixth
avenue
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d. OK REWARD.-STOIEN FROM THE PREMISES
pc of the subscriber, the night between Satur-
day and Sunday last horse, wagon and harness. The
horse is about fifteen hands dark bay with black legs
slightly lame In one Of his fore feet The wagon Is light
top one, made by Goodwin, New York The top enamelled
leather cushions the same and lined with blue CLOTH
silver mounted and nearly The above reward will
be paid for the recovery Of the property any nfor
nation which may lead to the detection of the thief
EDGAR 6. HERRERD Naw+own r.
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HOUsEKEEpER.-A MIDDIE-AGED GERMAN LADY,
IL who speaks English, and has experience in house.
keeping wishes to obtain situation in private family
she also good seamstress. Salary is not much
object comfortable home Apply at SO Vesey street,
between 10 and IL, AN, and 8 and g. PM
NIOTCE.-AN AMERICAN WIDOW LADY, OF HIGH
~ y respectable family, lately arrived in this city,
would be most happy to get in nice family to and
make herself useful in every way would like to
servants in hotel she is well acquainted with house
keeping and the management Of seryans is indus
trous and Of kind disposition and willing to please The
best Of reference given. Address Z. Norris City Post
Office, New York pre- paid
CAIESMAN WANTED DRY GOODS JOBBIN0
y house would like to hire good salesman that in
huence cash and short time trade. Such one viii be
literally treated with. Address T. NJ. j. this Office.
CITUATONs wANTED-BY TWO PROTESTANT Girls,
- plain sewers chambermaids; would take care
of children. Apply to Mr.. WALSH, Office of Commits.
soners Of Emigration, or $40 Pearl street, up stairs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SERVANTS ALL WITH GOOD
- recommendations at Morris Co Is Intelligence Office,
2S Broadway corner Of Reade street. want employment
this day. Some superior German cooks chambermaids,
American waiting girls, American girls for Homework,
Irish chambermaids, laundresses child's and
cooks coachmen private male servants gardeners and
walters.
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LOST AND FOUND.

Gt1On REWARD.-STOLEN FROM BARGE ATLAS,
R1OO lying in Lent's basin, opposite % South
Street the night Of January 7th twenty tubs and r-
kins of butter The above reward will be paid for re-
covey of the property and the detection Of the robbers
GRIFFITH 4 TTIIINGHAST.
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G7 n REWARD-LOST, ON SUNDAY, THE 9TH
DlU inst, in going from Murray street through
Roadway to Fourth street porte monae, containing
about $3s and subscription ticket to the Mercantile IL
brary No. 1890. By leaving the with Chas Layen
Co.. 1872 Broadway the finder will receive the above re-
ward.
G.10 REWARD-LOST ON SUNDAY EVENING, 9TH
.WIO instant, in Bond street it, black thread
lace veil The above reward will be paid the article
being returned to AZ Bond street
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WTANTED-A SITUATION BY A NEAT RESPECT.
w able girl, plain cook; is splendid washer and
roner understands baking and is competent to give
from her last lady No objection to che country Please
call at No. 22s First avenue front ROOM second floor for
two days.
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VTTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w situation chambermaid and aundress Good
city references given May be for two days at No.
81 Fourth avenue
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WANTD.

VXTAETED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A
w situation in respectable private family bake
10 good plain cook and first rate washer and ironer
The best Of city reference Please call at rs Third ave
nue., tailor's store.
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VTTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN. A
w situation cook, washer, and ironer in a pri-
vate family The best of references be given il
quired Please apply at No. 230 Sullivan street, third
story front ROOM Can be for three days if not
gagged.