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A Nuisance and no Power to Abatc IL.

TO THE EDITOR OP THE NEW YORK HERALD.
DEAR SR--After numerous efforts to find the proper
power to abate the nuisance committed hourly in
view and without success, last resource inquire
at headquarter the Herald office, for information.
We located next the passage recently made by
the Sixth and Eighth Avenue Railroad Companies from
Barclay to Vesey street. where nuisances of the worst
description continually committed and of which at
this moment receiving the entire benefit.
Personal applications have been made to the Health
Warden of the Third ward, various police Offices and
also the President and Superintendent of the Sixth
road, without success We afterwards presented
petition to the Common Council signed by all our neigh
bors, which presented and referred to the usual
committee, some weeks since, and which they have
not fit to report. l inquired to-day of Council
up town the reason, in reply he said he sup
posed there influence from the railroad company
which prevented. Who shall petition nexts Respect
$. ELDRIDGE CO., &C vesey street
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pness Of the people IL at all times utmost
tancefor what parents there who will
dren TO tie without desperate struggle
save them and what persons are there who wiz not
deavor TO promote their health and happnaa To all
feel 1t my duty 20 state that worms, according tho
opinion Of the mot eminent physicians the primary
causes OK the majority of 20 which children
grown persons subjected If you have appetite
tnuay craving for food bad breath pains in the stomach
dry cough slow fever pulse irregular remember that these
denote worms in the human 10 these the
proper remedies should at be resortOd to- After years
devoted to close study the proper remedies have been dis
coyered-knoNn as Hobeneacks syrup and Hohen-
sacks liver pils-remedes which, when used according
directions have never been known fail Read the fol
lowing from physical of New York State DR. j, N.
HonENsAok-Dear sir purchased few bottles Of your
wcrm syrup to use in practice and much pleased
with its eheet in fact think it the best specific
ever uied Yours, 8c. H. c. TAYLOR, ~ ID.
DR.. J.. n Hobensack, Proprietor, Philadelphia For
sale by {. v. CLICKENER CO., No 81 barclay street
New York, Agents for the Eastern States
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Mails for Europe.

THE NEW YORK HERALD-EDITIoN FOR EUROPE.
The Collins steamship Atlantic, Capt. West will leave
this port on Saturday, at IL O'Clock, for Liverpool
The European mails will close at half past ten O'Clock
in the morning
The WEEKLY HERALD, (printed in French and Engsh,)
will be published at halfpast nine O'Clock tomorrow
morning Single copies in wrappers, sixpence.
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition Of the
New YORK HERALD will be received at the following places
in Europe =
LIVERPOOL. John Hunter, No. Paradise street.
LONDON. :. Edwards Sanford Co., No. II Cornhil.
VIM Thomas Co., No. 10 Catherine street
PARIS Livingston Wells Co. g Place de Ia Bourse.
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ArRu 13.-Ro6ert Hogan, John Casey brought
to 1901 49, due OllowsPainti agreed to adj
vance funds to defendant to enable him to construct
sewer in Lc Roy street. for which he had contract and
the defendant agreed to pay plaintiff commission Of
ten per upon the gross amount Of such advances
Mr. Fogerty, for plaintiff proved the agreement that
plaintT had advanced under it 81, 90o and re-
ceyed only So 800 from defendant who subsequently
promised to pay the balance sued for. Mr. Stlwe
for the defendant contended that the agreement was
void for want of consideration, and claimed judgment
against the plaintiff for 5000 alleged to be due upon pre-
vious transactions between the parties upon similar
agreements.
For the plaintiff, it replied that the subsequent
press promise of the defendant proved account stated
and settled which rebutted the presumption Of want OF
consideration, and defendants counter claim. Judg
ment for plaintiff for 1901 49, with Sl2 allowance and
costs
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April TO- at Trinity Church, in this city, by Rev s. H.
Weston GEORGE CoILEy of Sorel, Canada East to HEN
MErrA, youngest daughter of John T. Brownrigg Esq,
county Wexford, Ireland.
At the Reformed Dutch Church, Pierrepont street
Brooklyn on Wednesday, April II, by the Rev Dr. Be-
thune, Mr., g. H. pEyoE, San Francisco to Miss olive
NJ MA1BKR, of Brooklyn.
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ORITUARY,

The French population of city have lately had to
mourn the loss OF of their members who endear
ed to large circle of friends, and whose withdrawal
from life will be seriously felt not only by his immediate
aequainiances but also by French society generally
which he adorned by his qualities of mind and heart.
We refer to Mr. EMILE DUMAEAuD, who died ON the 8th
inst at his residence in Eizabethtown n j. at the age
of 49, surrounded by his mourning family and friends
Mr.. b. had retired from active business, aud doubt
less looked forward to the enjoyment of moderate for
tune acquired by his industry, and to old age of
comparative quiet and ease Although thus retired,
still his daily pursuits brought him in contact with
business community many Of whom bear witness to
his proby, his aabilty and his simplicity of manners
and not few have occasion to be grateful for his pru
dent counsels and aid whenever required by them
When death nyades circle and takes from midst
such feel deeply how sharp the sting and how
uncertain is life.
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New forkDr. A, Paige four dor Of electropathy
and complete system Of medical electricity for twelve
years its teacher and successful practitioner in the prnc
pal cities and towns in Amtrics has returned to York
and secured the large and elegant residence No. f Broad
way where, In connection with Dr. j. A. Merrill for
al years his partner he Will open IN institution the first
day o. May next, rcPee with every convenience for the
practice Of their profession Drs Paige and Merrill hope
by this arrangement TO be able at all times acemmo
date those who would avail themselves Of their services in
the treatment Of dseases or who by thorough
instruction would qualify themselves for the successful
practice Of eleetropathy. A. PAIGE NJ d.,
j. A. MERRILL I'D
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Poor Phases American Life -Seven columns
powerfully written containing the opening chap
ter will be published in the Sunday Courier OF April 10Th.
Buy the for the story the most exciting
issued from the periodical of this country The
Courier ia sold three cents per copy by all the
agents throughout the country Once Of publication u
Spruce street, second AoSr.
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gts have removed from 40 Corand street to the marble
store 19 Chambers street. (nearly opposite the Hudson
River Railroad depo where they are prepared with their
increased facilities supply their old and those
wishing goods in the drug line at the shortest notice
and on the most favorable terms
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awarded to MARSH CO. by the Industrial Exhibition Of
All Nations at the Crystal Palace, for their radical
truss The peculiar character Of this truss has been Get
forth In complete and comprehensive pamphlet, desarp
tive Of every variety ofrupture elastic knee
and every variety Of bandage. MARSH d CO,
No. ~ Maiden lane.
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OUR AGENTS IN PARIS, FRANCE

We beg leave to state to readers and patrons in
Paris, and Europe generally, that Mr.. b. II. Revolt, II
Rue de la Banque Paris is no longer connected with the
NEW YORK HERALD either as correspondent OF agent
Messrs. Livingston Wells Place de In Bourse,
only agents in Paris both for advertisements and
subscriptions
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Court Csicndnr-T,his Day.

Court CR1cndnr-This Day.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRT-Nos. %, 2e, 81, 49, AZ,
40, SO to SO, 5s.
The Supreme Court that this being Good Fri
day Judge will be in attendance.
The trial term Of the Superior Court has adjourned 10
Monday.
The Common Pleas adjourned to Saturday.
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may cherish yndctive feelings against the radesman
who has deceived him. remembers the wrong Determined
mind for punctuaty instead of breach of
faith GREEN No. Aston House fails TO send his
superb shirts home at the hour promised.
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Moldavin 0resn.--This superb compound,
sren shening and Identifying the hair prepared only
and sold by W. A BGehror ut bis hair dye and
wig factory 23 Broadway. BACHELORS hair dye sold
applied. Nine private rooms.
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AuDUssOh VUFpcts '-AuDUssOn Vurpcts!-
Look at them they magnificent and cheap at HIRAM
ANDERSONS, 81 Bowery. English veyets, lbs. l3s and
los; tapestry ss o., lOs and ls beautiful ingram
pets &c. As 5s g. 7s.: oicloths 3s As 5s, 6s, S.
wonderful assortment at tremendous bargains.
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Whiskers and rIoustach

Whiskers and Meustaches "forced" to grow
strong and thick in six weeks by onguen which won't
stain iDure the skin Try it, my friend 81 bottle
"a 20 half DOZEN sent to part Of the country r. g.
GRAHAM ID Ann street; Zeiber, A South Third street,
Philadelphia; Hanee, los Baltimore street, Baltimore.
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Sewing Machines.-Lodles, Shoe and C;niter

informed that for fine stitching Of kid
enamelled morocco patent leather and all similar work.
the new improved sewing machines produce
quality of work not hitherto approached by machine
and much superior to what is possible to do by hand
This extravagant but IT is exactly true The
right to use these machines unquestned being secured
by the original patent granted to Moore johnson in 9
l. n. SINGER & Co. 1923 Broadway.
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Bonnet Ribbons and French FTOvcrs.-The
ladies respectfully invited to call and inspect my stock
Of above goods. r. G. MCKENZIE al Hudson street.
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For Sale Chcap-A Ladies' Shoe Store, al
Sixth avenue second door above Fourteenth street Thu
best stand in the city. Inquire At i67 Broadway.
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Competition Is almost Ovcr.-fsnot hns the

Tse Crystal Palace Worlds Fair) Medal IL
magnificent gallery S Broadway Rooms easy Of access
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That perfection 10 reach at the root stsrt;
And the maxim IL proved. for mortal disputes
That all portr ats are perfect depicted at Roots
ROOTS Gallery No 1868 Broadway Rooms easy Of
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nouncc, the manufacturer Of the ipring hat-tho real
genuine Original Jacobs ITSELF AMI II beauty Of appear
snce superiority ofmsteris Of and
durability warrant the expression this opinion think
that the public b about right for bis fabrics neat Gle
CANT durable fashionable and cheap. His establishments
are At No. b53 Broadway and No. 12s Fulton street
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Ladies', Shoe Establishment .-JeM.

Broadway, New York.-Premium at the London EXPOSE
ionLadcs visiting the city, and wishing to purchase an
excellent article finished in artistic respect
fully informed that these celebrated shoes boots still
manufactured under Jcfers' personal supervision
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dessert and tea so Just received per ships Bell
Helveta and St. Denis which, added to previous
sortment makes the largest and most beautiful variety
offered in New York Buyers invited to inspect the
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Beebe q Co., Fashionable Hatters, No. 1853
Broadwsy-sprng and summer fashion for gentlemen's
hats and cans,
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VIC WOuIU CHII 1XttCHtIUH tIIc Stit Uy
AL BLEECKER this day at II O'Clock st the Merchants
Exchange of two very desirable country seats in West
Flushing These elsiby situated line OF railroad
minutes rare opportunity is now presented
time enjoy all the advantage of the city Particulars
ut time Of sale Of the auctoneer No Broad street
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Emporium OF Art.-Meaae Brothers,, unr,v.

allied instantaneous daguerre TYPES taken daily coored
equal an ivory miniature at the price
plain picture Mt other places We import goods
ana use and put up our pictures In the most costly
rails rendering them durable and permanent 3 Broad
way four doors above the Aston House S-rhcre
much difference between fifty cent dayuerreotype and
one well taken at reasonable living price in
portrait painted by daub for 50 and
lists for Sle0
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gere will positively close tomorrow evening" the 10Th inst
Thofe who have not seen the great Russian giant the Ll
puan King and Herr Driesbachs superb collection Of
living trained animals will make note Of this fact aud
accprdingly
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daguerretypes and microscopes
IN this country may DO at $. ROOTS Worlds Fair
Call at No. 363 Broadway
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F1ck1e APriI-Ladies who PntrOn1zo MI.
Ter Co., in Canal street. not like the fcke month OF
April They change-for at other store in New
York such beautiful gaer boots such slippers and ties
and toilet slippers with boys misses and children boots
shoes be obtained at MILLER CO.'S ia Canal st.
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!. Dressmalkcrs Will Find Mt McKcnzic's, 27l
Hudson street. splendid assortment Of dress trimmings 1T
prices low.
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porter l Broadway Of White street. up stairs of
crs for sale diamonds and unset and fine watches
the best manufacturers warranted for cash approved
trade paper. DAVID RAFT Importer.
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form that they be carried without and
complete and durable All the articles they contain
for and warranted To travellers they nds
pSable-an examination will prove their usefulness. For
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Hyatts Life Balsam.-Rheumatism In Its
most painful forms also scrofu old ulcers and the worst
cases OF diseases Of the blood great debility liver
ainy cured by this great purifier Principal depot No. 2
Grand street Seventy five cents per bottle.
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hed to himself Everybody wanting perfect
goes 30 him at 1868 broadway Crayon daguerreotypes
crystaot pes and 1tereoopes taken perfection
orld's Fair Premium Gallery. SAMUEL ROOT.
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All who Have not Seen the Original Jacobs
music would do well to call and examine tho
splendid assortment Of pianos meodeons aocordeons gu
tsrs &c. to be found there. Also select music Watches
jcwelry, diamonds, SO, &c. L. al JACOBS 7 Broadway.
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Broadway corner Of Fulton siree,-Pctures be
obtained At this gallery for 30 cents and 81 better
lures than met with elsewhere tor these prices BRA
DfS galleries. 2u5 and 359 Broadway oner greater
ties or the produet of fine than any
mar establishment in the United States
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Comb Factory, No. 3s7 BrOatlway.-A rich
tmen of tortoise shell dress combs of the
newest patterns In the variety will be found every style
OF the imported well homo manufacture Combs made
to order and repaired.
A. 81. SAUNDERS, 3s7 Broadway.
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The Weeping Willow Waves Its Lengthy
lochs made fresh By bslmy breathing spring and human
Bsrker greaseles TONGUE. Price rs cents Headquar
tiers, BARkERS, 439 Broadway.
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METHODIST Book CoNcERN.-The case of VIM. A.
Smith W.. Leroy Swornistedt Is before the Supreme
Court of the United States appeal from the State Court
of Ohio The question involves division OF the Methodist
Book Concern located in this State. Able counsel
gagged and much interest is manifested by the crowds who
throng the court room.ClereaRd PlGindealy, Ap 10.
There about sixty divorce pending before the
~kcr t1n xr n oloT
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CrlstadOro's Excelsior Hair Dye.-Dos1
sigh sir at the reflection of your mot
tlei moustaches. Three minutes with CRISTAD0RO Will
reuyenate them WIN yop have them black or brown
excelsior dye produces either in perfection Sold
ately applied at Astor House.
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To Dealers I'm Patent Medicines.-Dr. To-
bias venitian lnment depot is removed to No. go Cort
andt street II warranted superior any other the
of coughs throat humps Group, chronic rheu
limbs,
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removed from the skin by usng Eli W. Vondsrmiths Ex
tract OF Roses and Elder Flowers. Ladies' have
freckhs only try one bottle; the bottle
alone will convince that this article hum ous
Hit does not do what recommend il the money will be
returned Prepared ty ELI W. Won DERS Proprie-
tor No to BoweLy drug store and,sod by Mrs Hays
l75 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
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Fancy Cuticry.-The Subsci ibcr's Assert.
men embraces style Of Rodgers sons pocket knives
scissors in Of the finest quality, which will be
warranted to the purchaser also nail flea boot hooks &C.
SAUNDERS No Astor House, and 3s7 Broadway.
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MclOdeOns-The Largest Assortment OF Me.
lodeons in the eityGoodman and Baldwin, patent
melodeon s. D. L II, ". Smiths well known meFsdeons:
In power purity and bancy of these two excel all
others they the only tuned in the equal temper
ment. Wholesale and retail at factory prices.
HORACE WATERS, sole agent, 1888 Broadway.
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X fayorably for than twelve years the art
will give better likeness including case y cen and
upwards than elsewhere for the money his only
800 Broadway below and Prince street. formerly
tho Bowery.
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Anson's Daguerreotypes, Large Size, for so
cents eeored and in nice lined with velvet pre-
cents and equal 70 those that cost 81 elsewhere ANSON
$50 Broadway opposite Metropolitan Hotel
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Hair and Whisl<ers Cut Inlmltably, In the
varied and latest styles always with due proportion and
70 the head and entire Of the wear
by HILL a Nassau street, adjoining Liberty. Hair
dye for sale applied.
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article by all acknowledged TO be the best dye etan for
perfectly eelong the hair the moment il applied Tens
thousands in all parts Of the world proclaim II the only
reliable dye known. Sold at BATCHELORS. 2S3 Broadway
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The Finest Dnguerreotypes the Art Can
produce shed people 1T the rate of daily
at the old price Of % New York Daguerreotype
Company, No. 2s9 Broadway.
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secondhand Pianos ut Great Bargains.-
One for $25 for S5 for SIS, and sos Al
secondhand Eoan pianos to be had for the quality
the instrumentS very low Nothing but being
in market with cash hand could
liberal offers. HORACE WATERS, 333 Broadway.
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Pianos.-The Worlds Fair Prlmium Pianos

Of y Gilbert Co.. with or without the aolian, and with
iron frames and circular scales; uae Cumsos pianos
of the old establsAsd firm of Hallet Co.. Horace Waters
pianos and Glberts boudor pianos Wholesale
retail at factory prices Second hand pianos great
gains. HORACE WATERS S33 Broadway
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CHAMBERMAID AND FINE MISREPRESENTATION
~ wanted in small private family Good city references
given Apply at 3 West str eet for two days
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THE LECTURE SEASON.


QLEECKER BUILDINGS-LAST FREE MEDICAL
lecture to ladies only by Drs Van Doren and Whitney
this afternoon at O'Clock. Pulmonary diseases cured BY
inhalaton unparalleled Consuts ton free 0c'
till May corner Of Broadway and Eighteenth street.
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CHAABERMAID AND sEWER.-sITUATIoN WANT
~ ed in small private family Good city reference
given Apply at EOS East Nineteenth ctr Get for days
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
PERSONAL.


INFORMATION WAN1ED-0F ULICK WELSH OF on.
terard, county Galway Ireland by Patrick Welsh, of
hoywon The above Uek Welsh is requested to call at 2o
corner of Orchard and Houston streets.
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4 'ook AND GOOD WASHER AND IROSERsITrA
~ tion wanted, private family Good ~. 49, s a
given Apply At Tweni yseventh street ~, cd ~
ana seventh a. nues Tor two days "SsA SAvS
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f1HAMBERNAlD OR WAITER. SITUATION WANTED
~ bya Protestant girl in small private family Good
city reference given Apply at 6G Seventh for two
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A LADY, HAVING A SUPERIOR SOPRANO VOICE.
n and an excellent sight reader, long accustomed to
lead, wants q situation in church, In Brooklyn New
York episcopal excepted) Address Music Brooklyn Post
Once.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NALL AT THE TEA AND WINE STORE 81 FULTON
street, where they just receiving the new crop
ooong Tyson and gunowder teas aso fine old government
Java coffee which, with stock Of the finest groceries they
determined O sell
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CHAMBERMAID AND PLAIN sEWING-SITUATIoN
~ wanted in small private family. Good city reference
given Apply 229 Henry street brooklyn for two days
Has lived in her last place four years.
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EUAMBERMAJD, AND WASHER AND IRONER.-
~ Situation wanted in small priv ate family; good city
given Apply ut 1913 East Eleventh street third
floor, front room, for two days
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CLOTHING.-WANTED, BY YOUNG NAN WHO
" has had eight years experience in the clothing bust
and influence Southern and Northern trade
to with Wholesale clothing house salesman
Ma ILL. Herald
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LOST AND FOUND.

hog LOsT-sTRAYED FROM NO 1877 BROADWAY,
~ last February English tan terrier. large size
cropped long tail sxstr seven years old liberal
reward will be paid returning him to 77 Broadway