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Spring STOCK OF MEDICINES FOR 1853.
MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, DYESTUFFS, PERFUME
RY and FANCY ARTICLES, which is in all respects re-
liable and in sufficient quantities to merit large increase
of Wholesale as well as Retail Trade.
With seventeen experience in his business and
greatly increased facilities for purchasing receiving, and
forwarding goods he hopes to retain the patronage and in
&uence of his customers.
His great aim procure the purest and most reliable
articles and will not knowingly sell other kind and to
be attributes the large of his sales and
the which has followed his efforts to gain the conf
dence of the public
Physicians and families who have Prescriptions to fill may
rest assured that they will be promptly and faithfully
Cuted by at all hours of the day night
He hopes all who owe him accounts notes, due
prior the first of January last will call and settle with
out delay, remit their Indebtedness.
March1
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lust RECEIVED, AND FOR SALE,-A
% RICH ASSORTMENT of Fancy Neck, SASH Hat and
Cap Ribbons
Plain Satin and Lutestrng Ribbons all coors and widths
French Worked Muslin Undersleeves,
Infants French Worked Frock Bodies and Caps,
Ladies French Worked Caps and Collars great variety
ss =" Mourning and Half Mourning
s-ss-sszas5 - Collars.
Cuffs, Muslins and Dimity Bands
Real Thread Lace 1nsertings and Edgings,
Imitation 81"
Isle ="
Bobbin -" q
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NFLEsH GLOVES AND brushes, FOR PRO
dueing healthy action of the system For sale By
WILLIAMS HAYWOOR.
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ARRIS'S BAKERY, NORFOLK, Va This old
and widely known establishment continues to furnish,
Of superior quality, and the most reasonable terms:
Butter Crackers, Water Crackers Sugar Cacters, Soda
Crackers 4nti-Dyspepsi1 Crackers and WSae Biscuit
Also, oGSses Cakes suitable for country Stores neatly put
up in barrels and smaller packages %
CHARLES HARRIS
Norfolk, April 25th; 1853. 46-9m. pd- =
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All work will be warranted for u months Gre and burn
ing e5nepted) His will be delivered within IF
ales Of Raleigh at the shortest notices fail to
each day lost to the purchaser = lol
Rsfs;oa g.. $500 JOSEPH WGLTERING.
-r.-esA-
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nse1ay 1cgnAng, Yeb !. TnxxeU. 80 q b Q. and
S. -. ss Ds WE, sd ys..s;
Nv C.zst are respectfully invited 70 sttsad bis fsss
ss residence No 2sS Twelfth street without further in
On Sunday, Feb. q Avn wife Of Philip Brady, aged a.
years, native Of county Longford, Ireland
specially invited attend her funeral this afternoon
O'Clock from her late residence No. IT'S Seventh
corner OF Twenty second street.
On Sunday, Feb. o, of consumption, HARRIET WARD
wife Of James Townley, and daughter Of Mrs. Margaret
Ward Of scarsdale, Westchester county.
The friends Of the family invited to attend the fune
raj this morning. ut IL O'clock ut No 116 First street
Her remains viii be taken to Greenwood for nterment
On Sunday evening, Feb g. at 10 O'Clock, Of inamma
tion of the throat, FRDEMcx youngest Of BENJAMIN
y. and Hannah Belts, aged years months and days
his father, III Nassau street Brookyn this Tue.day,
afternoon at az O'Clock His remains win be taken TO
AtNarowsburg N T.. Mr.. GEORGE scuwAaz, Sen.
His funeral will take place this afternoon O'Clock
from the residence Of his son. George Schwartz at
On Monday morning, Feb. T. CrARIsA wife of Abel s.
Clapp, aged 03 years and ~ days.
The funeral will take place Wednesday afternoon,
O'Clock from her late residence, 81 Orchard street
Friends and acquaintance of the family are invited to
attend without further notice.
Suddenly on Saturday. Feb g. THOMAS p JOHNSON, aged
Hyears
At his residence, in St. Louis on the morning of JAM
70 GEORGE A. HYDE City Recorder, formerly Of George
town c. but for the past eighteen years resident OF
St Louis
OBITUARY.
from the Norfolk Reacon.]
Lieut. Courtlandt Benham Of Joseph 8. Ben
ham, Of Cincinnati died at sea- on board the o. rigate
Rsran, on the 3Oth Of October 1852, in lat. 20 deg
IL min. and 16 Sec s., Ion o. 40 w., aged 81 years.
riBUTx OF RESPECT.
At a meeting Of the wardroom officers held on this
melancholy occasion Commander w. w. Mexican being
invited to take the Chair and Mr.. F. b. Mexican being
chosen Secretary, the following resolutions unan
mously adopted
Resolved, That by the death Of Lieut.. Benham the
navy has lost excellent officer and his messna tes and
brother officers Of the service generally amabe
panioD
Resoved That this meeting sympathises most sincerely
with the family Of the deceased in their bereavement
Resolved, That the usual badge of mourning be worn
for thirty days
Resolved That copy of these resolutions be forwarded
TO his family and that they be published in the Norfolk
papers VIM W. MoKEAN, Chairman.
+. B. McKEAN Secretary.
Lieut.. Denham an accomplished officer, enjoying
the confidence of his superiors the love Of his
mates and the respect of ALL His loss deeply felt in
the little community of which he pleasing
her, His remains brought to this city, and Inferred
IN the family vault of his father in law Mr.. Newton
Hayes, at Greenwood Cemetery.
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npfosRATc kfPi1JIcaN GENERAL COMMITTEE
~ An advertisement having beon published in the de-
nscrsfic papers, sRtsd by l. ID Shepard, and purport
ing srnanaie from org-anizaton styling itself
"sensral totanlttcc requesting the members OF the
ltmoeTsts bspuhhctn Young Msn's General Commit
"a officers pro- 'cmpore, Of tts Democratic Republican
General totlmitte II the city and county OF New York
Lsfehy give nocs that the ii call IL unauthorized and
irregular In violation o. usage actous In is tendencies
and objects and, therefore, ought not 10 ir respected.
Due notice will h. given, in tie manner sanctioned by
usagss 81 the party and Ia sccorance with the by
law e tie Young Aens General COMMITTEE OF the
appointed for the organization Of that Committee.
THOMAS ,. BARR, Chairman pro tenn.
Co., = siA'''S seereiars. pro tcs.
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VALENTINES.

VALENTINES FOR 1s53.--P j. C0zANS, NOS. 100
and 100 Nassau street. (successor to Huesus
Cozans has ready splendid stock of Valentines en-
velopes lace paper, &c, mostly designs when are
offered at reduced prices Dealers will be supplied On the
liberal terms in lots from So TO IL oOO
will nd II To their advantage 10 examine my stock ~ e
valentines superior 10 any manufactured hereioors
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AIO1Tu.-A NETTING or TIE SEVENTH WARD
IN ecmlastiec, elected according 20 the call Of the
general committee win he held Tue day evening, sh
Inst, at7 O'Clock. al the Batnore Platform 10, Isl
fsst Broadway. puDctual ATTENDANCE y relue ted
GREGORY THOMAS
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LIQUORS.


100000 aIs, STOCK K;u OF THE TIL rd BEST s BRAN
syrups cordias segars &C., &c. Of all the best brands
known, for sale TO dealers and families twenty per cent
less than usual prices by w H. UNDERHIII 430 Broome
street 1000 dozen fine table claret
on nOO JUGS OLD sCIIEDAM AND OLD CLUB
AOsOOO schnapps, warranted pure, and pos
sessin all the fine medicinal qualities for which this old
ha article has be been so long and 50
UNDEkHlII, 430 Broome street, corner Of Crosby.
PRIME LOT OF YoUNGER's, DOWNS, FALKIRK,
IA Tenants and Campbell's Scotch ales. Barclay Il
ierkins and Hibbers London Guinness Son and r. Man.
ders porter and brown stout superior Philadelphia por.
ter stout and pale ale in pints and quarts for sale by
William H. Underhi 43O Broome street. of Crosby
MUIR 4 SONS. AND VIM YOUNGER Il 90. IS SCOTCH
Nl ales in fine order for family use; Robert B. Byass
Ana Barclay pe,kns Co.'S london porter grape leaf
caIet vines Havana segars &c for sale at the lowest
market price, by PETERS & CHAMBERS,
Importers, 800 Broadway.
DETFRs 4 CHAMBERS, 800 BROADWAY. IMPORTERS
of all grades Of pale and dark brandes port Sherry
and Madeira Wines Jamaica and st. Crox runs Scotch
and Irish whskey, assorted brands Of gin, sclredam
Schnapps &c Orders solicited and promptly attended to-
CIR PERAY MOUssEUx-THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING
- been appointed agents by Mr. Forcnn Faure for the
sale OF his wines have on hand few of sparkling
payne imported into this market. DUNSC0AB 4
BARNs10RFF, Is Beaver street.
TTNHE LARGEST STOCK OF WINES BRANDIEs AMI
Il segars in the city win be found at PETERS CHAM.
BEfs 800 Broadway. Buyers requested TO examine
this extensive stock before making purchases Great in
ducements arc offered to cash and short time buyers
NASsARs POUGHKFEpsIT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ed 1871 The undersigned continue to mauufactur,
NE celebrated Poughkeepsie pale amber and Xxx ale pS
porter Tor home consuir pton and the markets 4 Co.'S
FORMS south America Australia and the Indles 70
shppns the article IL pnt up heretofore in now wood
and ron bound casks manufactured expressly for suci
purpose 0rders received at their depot, fl6 warrsr
STREET, Nsv Ycas, OF st ias brewery Pougbkeepsie
~ HASsAR s. &C,
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENRWED EVERY DAY.
~ SEE SIXTH AND SEVENTH PAGES. "a


PERSONAL.
CKNTlEMAN MIssING.--A FRENCH GENTLEMAN,
VI named Adrian Miguel, who had been connected
with the New York Herald translator, has for
time past baen missing and all the inquiries set foot
to ascertain what has become of him have hitherto been
Intellectual For few weeks previous to his disappear
ance he had been aborng under alteration of intel
cs ne was n , seen in Broadway on the morning Of
native Of Touon in the south of France and of very
sma staturehardly five feet in heightbut stout built
H head Is long and peculiarly shaped with dark eyes
and dark closely cut wh kers. he sort of brown
pilot overcoat with velvet pants
IN excited manner and had a slight impeachment in
his speech. he spoke English integiby, but not WE'LL
Any information respecting him will be thankfully
seived ut this ONCE.
MssING.-McKENzIE McCOwBER LEFT HIS BOARD
IN ing house Sunday morning. the 9th inst intend
s to return in two hours He has not been heard from
since As he known to have large of money
about his perssn, the proceeds of certain stock specua
had to his discovery will relieve dsconsoate family
address Post Once box, No. 1,l33.
IF MISS NARY BELroN SUPPOSED TO BE LIVING
\ M Williamsburg, viii call at D. Corduan's No. 10
lawrence street, Brooklyn or to j. Corduan Brother,
No 40 Reade street, New York. she will hear Of some
thing to her advantage.
REFORMATION WANTED OF BRIDGET TREsEY, WHO
4 arrived In New York about month ago She came
In the ship Yorkshire from the county Of Galway Ire
land She went to the Emigration Office in Canal street.
and has not been heard OF SINCE Her cousin, Ann
Messy anxious to hear from her. Address P. Burke,
16l Third street.
a cARO 10 ENGIIsH GRNTIEMEN.-IV HENRY
"A Vernon win eall at the Poxt ONCE he win 6nd q
litter from Louseita.
A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, OF PLEASING ADDRESS
IA would like TO make the acquaintance some agreea
be young lady young widow Address A. o. H., Chat
hsm square Post Office. All communications strictly
sesAdential.
Mr.. CAvESA Is REQUESTED TO CALL ON RICHARD
N Williams, No. 1868 Broome street, and receive q
friendly word
HEARIA; WHO ADDRESSED LETTER TO THE AID
IVA yertiser, about the oath July 1882 wishing
an interview at the of Blocker street and Eighth
avenue, Is earnestly requested to address F. r., Broad
way Post Office giving her residence, and stating where
an interview be had when she will hear Of something
70 her advantage.
NOTICE IF THIS SHOULD MEET THE EYE OF
IN Eliza Neil native of Fngass, county of Dublin,
Ireland, who.e parents Owney and Caharine Neil died
Of cholera when she young the requested immedi
ately 10 communicate with her brother, John Neil who
returned from New South Wales and may be heard
of either at Mr.. John Hauleys, No SO Porter street.
Liverpool, Mr. John Hopkins's, No. % Little Cherry
Garden street, Bermondsey, London.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

(NLAsSES FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN AT MRS
~ J. l. LIS residence, 65 Franklin street.
MADAME AUGUSTA HAS RE0PENED HER DANCING
lN1 classes in her commodious house. No. 7l2 Broad
way. reduction win DO made to parties having num-
Der of children to be instructed terms and partcu
lars, apply between IL and O'Clock.
NTEw UASsEs-BROOKEs DANCING ACADEMY. Al
Nv his new Assembly Rooms, No. 36l Broome street.
The most fashionable styles Of this country and Europe
taught in the shortest possible time and on moderate
terms class for ladies and misses On Tuesday AZ
ternoon from till O'Clock class for gentlemen
Tuesday evening, from till 10H o'clock. The school
will continue open during the whole year.
DRIvATE CLASSES IN DANCING-NO 600 BROAD
liz way.-Pupils taken for half the term; separate
classes exclusively for beginners evening classes for Ia
dies and gentlemen; afternoons for children and ladies'
applications to be made at No. 274 Bowery Music store
Of r. h E. II. Burnton.
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THE BALL aEASOR.

SkNASONe
M ASONIC BALL.-THE SEVENTH ANNUAL BALI. OF
Yl the Grand Lodge Of Free and Accepted Masons of
the State of New York. viii be given at the Apollo Saloon
on Monday evening" the 14th inst Ter the direction Of
the trustees Of the Widow and Orphans Asylum Fund
Dodworths band is engaged, and effort viii be spared
to render this ball as memorable its predecessors
be obtained at the Apollo and at Freemason's Hall No
coo Broadway. The fraternity will appear in regalia
1NHE SECOND ANNUAL BALL OF THE THISTLE Be
nevolent Society Of the city Of Brooklyn win take
place at Montague Hall on Tuesday evening" Feb. 8.
petite W. City Hall Brosklyn.) walacs's celsbsstsd
cotillon band 10 engaged for the occadon Mr. Parker
WI Conduct the dancing. ANDREW BATES, President
JOHN WHITE, Secretary.
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M1sosr :Cnu-nm .E.sxss . -, xsi.s,s
room q Nm p>-s t.ssvs y. ~ shi- a~y, rss-sy) V
.tssss the funeral Of i.ss srsshss Jssss ss.s.
joins IpcAs, Secretary.
cARD-owra 10 rprr SHORT SPACE 90 TINE
"a allowed 10 previous 20 d<p~rars for the t.nd
OF hoie and the aer-xnei t~ks
hopes of meeting again unisr The sorioa. stars and
stripes Of America In bidding them farewell we wish
them that success At home .ssh ~ sstlsPass aerosa
and hope that want az tinae ~ b. sacsn, apology for
not mailing our adieus In person
j. W. CALHOUN, tn WILSON,
CANARY BIRD ExirmnoS.-rHg NV YORK ca.
u nary Fancis-s Association beg 20 inform the public
that their selection Of long breed eanares much al
mired at their late sixth annual eAlibitan has been
Bowcry ON exhibition and aale, commencing MONDAY
next ith instant until Friday iith, shen they wil be
seldom 10 be met with ot,aniag birds raised from he
best stock imported and at very low prices Open
from "a. ~ to9P. NJ
n U. A-wAsHINGToS ASSOCIATION ~
~. yenth annual ball Of this association viii be held
1T the Broadway Theatre, on Tuesday evening February
I'D, 1853 Tickets, hch limited and but few re.
maiDrg unsold can be purchased Of Jane. Griffith,
treasurer, No IL Ludlow street. William W. Osborn. No
27S Grand street. John II. Elliott, secretary, County
Clerks Office Z. J. MILLER, President
JoHs H. ELLIOTT, secy.
T,XCEIsI0R CHAPTER, NO. Is o. U. A-BR0THERs
IL you are requested 20 attend the regular meeting 81
the Chapter this tuesday, evening 10 listen al.
dress to be delivered by Brother 2 Gilmore aud for
the transaction Of important business
JOHN NIXON, Cof the c. HIRAM slGLE.R, sachem.
NoTICE-RECEvED. IN NOVEMBER LAST PER
IN Albany packet, 8 bales rags, do papers which
have been stored by waiting for the 10 claim
them They will be delivered proof, and payment
of expenses. JONES Il WHEELWllIGHr,
Nos. and Water street, Boston.
INVENTORS NOTICE-AIL INVENTORS WHO SUB
scrbed to resolution circulated at the late Fair OF
the American Insute to establish Mechanical Museum
POLYTECHNIC Institute, in the city of New York will
please meet at the Lecture Room 413 Broadway
Of Ispenard street. Tuesday evening" the sth inst at
TX O'Clock. Friends Of the object generally also in
vited to attend. By request CLINTON ROOSEVELT.
VTyHE BOSS HORSE SHOERS OF THE CITY OF NEW
i York particularly requested to attend a meeting
of that body, to be held at Mr.. Reys Hermitage Hail.
Of Allen and Houston streets Thursday evening
February TO- there will be business Of great por
brought before them. Come one come al'
YJNO THE PUBIIC.-THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECT
Il fully requests suspension of public opinion in refer
to charge Of bigamy recently preferred against him
before Justice Stuart which is undergoing judicial
vestigation, the accusation being utterly unfounded.
w. H. BACHELOR.
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VTTANTED-BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION
w chambermaid and nurse, chambermaid and
waiter. Is willing make herself generally useful No
objection 10 the country. Good city reference if re-
CURED Please call at 62 Spring street. in the rear front
has
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VXTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG PROTES-
w tant woman, a situation to do chamberwork and
waiting is willing 10 assist in washing and ironing Can
produce the best city reference and be for
days at No. sixth street. the Bowery, in the book
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VXTANTED-BY TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG WO-
w men, situations-one cook, washer, and ironer
the other chambermaid and waiter. Best of city
reference given Please call ut 90 Greene street. between
Spring and Prince in the Can be for two days
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VITANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MARRIED
w woman, situation wet nurse either at her
residence in n respectable family. Best of city
reference given, if required Please call at address to
lis Mulberry street, room No 16, for two days.
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VTyANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
w situation to do plain cooking; is first rate
washer and ironer is willing to do general housewor
in small private family The best city reference can be
given Apply ut No Sixth street. near the Bowery in
the bookstore.
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VyTANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL.
w cook, chambermaid waiter; objection to
the country. Can be for three days at 100 King
street, basement. None but respectable family need
apply.
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VTTANTED-BY YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION
w as chambernaid and waiter. Is willing to assist
in washing and ironing. No objection to go the
ssy. Chysefsrass given. Car bs Tor two duys at
504 Houston street, front room, first floor up stairs
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VXTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
wv situation as general house worker, and gond
washer and ironer Good city references given May be
seen for two days. at 80 Crosby street, front basement
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VXTANTED-BY A SCOTCH GIRL, SITUATION AS
wv housekeeper; is fully capable Of taking Of chill
drcn Can furnish the most unexceponabe testimonials
to character Application be made at 1876 Blocker
street, Macdougal, Of Mrs. Harris.
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| VTTAN1ED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN A
w situation cook washer and ironer or TO do
the housework of small private family Has good city
seen for two days.
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MASSES FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN AT MRS.
i ]. / LIS residence, G5 Franklin street
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NEAsoSc p0n1-rH nzHnEzs ov AsnAn's
Nl I:Ses Ne = are rs<sssssd 70 ssss = shsas Iss.s
attend the funeral Of lsss erv<h~r Jsees snlth
BY order, ABRAHAM BRoWkX MN
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VTTANTED-A SITUATION, BY YOUNG WOMAN, AS
~ cook and to assist with Washing and IRONING one
ference from her last place. Wages not much OBJ
cct respectable situation. Apply at AZ Mott street
first floor, ~.
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VTTANTED-A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG ENGLISH
knowledge of business, clerk assistant clerk book
keeper or any situation of trust Would have OBJ
lection to go South Good reference given. Address
West. Herald Offce,
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NTANTTn-A SITUATION, BY A TIDY, SMART
wv young girl, chan,bermaid nurse; has lived in
her last place six years Can give good reference If
CURED Can be seen for two days. at SO Macdouga st.
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WANrD-BY YOUNG LAD, FROM SIXTEEN no
w seventeen years Of age wishes TO bind hmAe as an
spPrentiee 10 carpenter cooper or some good respect
aec essnes He can give the best Of
rsase address note 70 ". T. Bennett composing ROOM
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INFORMATION WANTED OF BRIDGET TREssEY WHO
4 arrived In New York about month ago She came
IN the ship Yorkshire from the county Of Galway, Ire
and has not been heard OF SINCE Her cousin, Ann
esey, anxious to hear from her. Address P. Burke
16l Third street
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VNTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG LADY, A
w situation seamstress, to do light chamber
work, in respectable family Has objection to chill
dron Fest of city reference from her last place Apply
at Iii Mulberry street. Can be seen for three days.
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rTNHE LARGEST STOCK OF WINES, BRANDIEs AND
segars in the city will be found at PETERS CHAM.
nEhS ooo Broadway Buyers are requested TO examine
this extensive stock before making purchases Great in
ducements offered to cash and short time buyers
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VIyANIED--A SITUATION AS PLAIN COOK WASH
wv and ironer; understands plain sewing and the
Of children has objection to do general house
work in private family. Has the best Of city refer
Can be for two days at l57 Forsyth street.
front ba: ement.
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VATANTED--BY A VERY RESPECTABLE Girl. A
w situation as chambermad and waiter; IL willing 10
assist in washing and ironing Can produce the best of
city reference Has lived three years in place her
last employer. Canbe seen at any time Can be seen for
two days If not engaged address letter, which win
be ppnetlay attended 10, at q Ggpye street. back room
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4 cARD 10 ENGIlHH GRNTIEMEN.--B HENRY
"A Vernon WIN call at the Poxt ONCE he win 6nd Q
hitter from LOuiseita
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VXTANTED--A SITUATION, AS COOK, AND TO DO
wv washing by German girl Please address or
call at No 0 Clinton street.
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VTTANTED-A SITUATION, AS GOOD COOK WASHER
w and ironer, in a private family by very expe-
renced GIRL make bread cake and all kinds Of pastry
to perfection. Excellent city reference Call at II West
Seventeenth street. the residence Of her late employer
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YOUNG GENTLEMAN, OF PLEASING ADDRESS
"A would like TO make the acquaintance of agrcea
BIZ young lady young widow Address A. o. H., Chat
ham square Post Office. All communications strictly
residential.