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STATE OF OHIO. MONROE COUNTY
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, IN AND FOR
SAID COUNTY.
PETITION FOR PARTITION.
Daniel Bacht, and Margaret, his wife,


PETITION FOR PARTITION.
Daniel Baicht, and Margaret, his wife,
vs..
Rebecca .Pickens, widow of William Pickens
deceased, James South, and Sarah Jane, his
. wife, William A. Pickens, Thomas ]. Pickens,
Adam c. Hathaway. and Agnes Ellen, his wife,
and James C. Pickeps, minor.
NOTICE IS hereby given that the petitioners
lS have this day, filed with the Clerk of said
Court, their petition, il which they set forth
that William Pickens, died, seized OF the south
west quarter OF the south west quarter of section
No. IA, Of township s, and range 6, containing
40 acres. Also, the north half of the north east
quarter of section l3. township 6, and range 6,
containing 80 acres. Also, the south west quar-
ter Of the north east qua ter of section l3, oi
township 6, of range s, containing 40 acres. Al
so. the south part of the west half of the north
west quarter of section l3. OF ownship6 Of range
6, containing 63 acres. Also. the north east guar.
ter of the north west qua,ter of section l3, oi
township 6. of range 6, containing Al acres. AL.
SO, the north west quarter of the north west quar-.
ter OF section z, OF township 6, of range 6, and
ten acres from the west part OF the north east
quarter of the north west quarter, of the same
section, to wnship and range, making so acres.
That the petitioners heirs at law of said
decessed; that they entitled to one-six,h par
of said PREMISES that as soon as they lawful,
may, said petitioners will sdemand partition &C
cordingly. JOHN SINCLAIR,
March %, 1854. Attorney for Petitioners
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CLASSICAL INSTITUTE,
For Young Ladies and Gentlemen
HvHE FIRST SESSION of the above nam
GAINESVILLE, BELMONT CO., OHIO

HyHE FIRST SESSION of the above named
Il Institution will commence on the 10th day
ot April. and continue Ia weeks
The Department Of English and Classical Liter
ature will be under the direction OF SAMUEL
DAvENPoRr. A. NJ; and that of Mathematics and
Natural Science, of Mr.. JOHN l. THOMPSON, al,
experienced Mathematician.
Tuition fees will be moderate. and every care
will be taken to afford to young ladies and gentle
men the means Of acquiring thorough Classical
and Mathematical education.
Special attention will be directed to those wish.
ing to qualify themselves for Teachers.
Feb. Is, 1854.
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Examinations Of School Teacher

Examinations of School Teachers
FOR 1854. 81 ssl2 z
HyHE Board of Examiners Of Monroe county
u will hold meetings for the examination O
School Teachers in Woods6eld, commencing on
the first Monday of each month after this date,
except April. In which month their meeting will
commence on the second Monday.
Applicants must be in attendance ut 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, of said days. and bring certificates of NOR.
the Board. By order Of the Board,
JAMES MITCHELL,
Clerk of Board.
WoodsfieId, Feb. %. 1854.
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ESTABLIS HE'D IN 1910.
INCORPORATED by the Legislature of Penn
i sylvania, with a,perpetual charter.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES:
Hon. James Buchanan, Hon. Walter H. Lowrie
'' William Wilkins, =. Charles Naylor.
IS Moses Hampton, Gen. J. X. Moorehead
PRINCiPAL-P. DUFF, author Of Dud's Bool
Keeping. &c.
This is admitted to be the most extensive and
perfectly organized Commercial College in the
United States. -Four active assistants are con.
stantly employed in the Book keeping class The
Principal is the only teacher OF Book keeping ia
the Western States, formerly known as an exten.
sive eastern merchant and ship owner, (see crcu.
lar p 5) His professional experience thus enables
him to give commercial students an insight into
actual business which other teachers have ne
means of imparting. His commercial training
embraces upwards OF 400 real business transac.
tons drawn from every department of inland and
shipping business. Nearly 500 commercial calcu-
lations, embracing all abbreviated methods in use
amcng American and European merchants. PEW.
MANsHIP, embracing perfect command of thy
pen by the hand and arm movements. DAILe
LECTURES on Commercial Law, Political Econ
omy, Commercial Sciences, the theory, profits.
the art Of making money, sc.
Duff's Bookkeeping, Harper's edition, price
81 so. postage 81 cents, "the most perfect and
comprehensive in the English Language"
Duff's Steamboat Book keeping, price 81
postage cents, 'sa perfect system Tor such Books
and Accounts
Duff's Commercial Calculations. price so cents.
Go-Send for Circular by mail [ap6f22
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Notice.

"HE Copartnership heretofore existing be-
IL tween Jasper Mallory and John Mallory,
under the name of ]. & J. Mallory, in the For
warding and Commission business at Clarington,
Monroe county, Ohio, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. The said Jasper Mallory will
attend to settling all accounts due said firm, Also
will continue to do Forwarding and Commion
business as formerly. in the name of Jasper Mall
lory. JOHN MALLORY,
JASPER MALLORY.
CLARINGToN, March 8, 1854.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

THE partnership heretofore existing between
i the undersigned in the Tanning business in
w oodsield. is this day dissolved.
All persons indebted to the firm are requested
to call and make immediate settlement; and those
having claims against US will please present the
same. as the business of the firm must be settled
up Immediately.
The business will be continued at the old stand
by James Patterson.
a JAMES PATTERSON,
Mar. 1854. w. F. ROBERTSON.
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XKTHEREAS my wife, Elisabeth Ursula Bir
w ky, has left me without any just cause or
reason. hereby caution the public at large not to
credit her on my account, as am determined not
to pay any debts she may contract after this date
March 6, 1851. JOHN BIRKY.
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Notice.

nY virtue of an order OF the Probate Court
ID of Monroe County. Ohio. the undersigned
as Administrator of William Falwell, deceased,
will, on
Saturday, the 22d day of .april, 1854.
at IL O'Clock. NJ at the store door of J. w.
Harris, in Calais. Monroe County, Ohio, will
offer for sale the desperate claims in favor of said
estate. DANIEL FINLEY,
March 20, 1854. Admir-.
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Special Notices.
School Examination.

On Wednesday, the 18th of April. the Exami.
nation of the Woodstield Union School will take
place; exercises commencing at 9 A. NJ. Pa.
rents, teachers, and friends Of Education are SO.
ieited to be present.
GEO. W. McMILLEN. prin.
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A TTACHMENT.-At my instance an attach-
"A ment was. on the 9th day of February, 1854,
issued by David G. Coe, justice of The peace Tor
Sunsbury township, Monroe county. Ohio. for the
the sum OF $sl7 81. against the goods, chattels,
rights, Stocks interest in stocks, credits, mon.
eys and effects of Moses Sinclair, an abseondne
debtor. FREDERICK SWAMI.
March 8, 1854.
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Democratic state Ticket for 1854.
- or The trial of HENRY Craig, for the
murder Of ALEX GARDEN, is set for Tues
day, the 4th of April.

a SLIGHT TDIFFERENcE!-The State Dem
.ocrat estimates the number in attendance
at the Anti Nebraska Meeting held in Co.
'lumbus, last week. al between l2 and 500
The Statesman at between a and 500.
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MICHAEL TAI.BOTT'S ESTATE The
vA subscriber has been appointed by the Pro-
bate court of Monroe county. Ohio, administra-
tor with the will annexed of Michael Talbott late
OF said county. deceased, and received letters Of
administration. Those having claims should pre-
sent them Immediately, properly authenticated.
IRA BRAGUE.
March Is. 1854.
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Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry!

THE BEST REMEDY EVER KNOWN TO NAN
For Coughs, Colds, -dsthna, Group. Byonehstis.
In,auensa bleeding Of The Lungs. Di6fenH
WsaSaess Of he Breast d Side.
| First Stages # Consumption.
| In short, this Balsam is peculiarly adapted 10
every disease of the LuLgs and Lissr, whch =
produced by our varying ciInab.
INFLuENzA AND CoNsUMPTIoN .-lt 10 indeed
a melancholy truth that ihodsands fall victims 10
COnsumption every year from no other cause than
neglected colds; yet we find hundreds and thoa.
sands. who treat such complaints with the great.
est Indifference, snd let them run on for weeks,
and even :nonths, without thinking ofthe dan1sr.
At first, you have what you consider slight
cough or cold, allow business, pleasure, or care.
lessness to prevent You from giving it any aften-
tioR; it then settles upon your breast, yoH boeono
hoarse have pains in the side chest expectOrsao
large quantities Of matter, perhaps mixed with
blood; difficulty of breathing sensuess esbdx11A
you find your own foolish neglect has brought on
this complaint. If, then, you value your life or
health, be warned in time, and don't trfle with
your cold; but immediately procure bottle or two
| of that famous remedy, Dr. Wistar,s Holsams4f
Wild Cherry. which is well known to be the MOST
speedy ever known, as thousands will testify
whose lives have been saved by II.
For Iafluenza it Is the very best nedisiaeip -
world.
Benot deceived. .rememb ar that il is /" DE- Wls.
most wonderful cures, and i j. the remedy that
will afford you immediate relief.
g g q q ga 3 8
Too Liues SaDed By tie use of. only zasse b.
Ties Of "TVistars Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
ses Mr. EDEN. rs. .Juiy "a. 1857.
Messrs Harcourt Howard & >Gents-Tho
DR. Wistar's Balsam. OF Wild Cheuys 1heel
bought of you has been of such signal benefit q
my family. that wish to make il virtues known :
for the benefit of the public. 80 so
My wife to, K cold at the time Of her cohfino.
ment. which settled on her Lungs.. The physi.
clans pronounced her disease eonsumption. She
had prdfuse night ssweats, and had coughs; abs
was gwen up, for we despaired OF her recovery.
and her child partook OF her complaint: She then
commenced taking ssWistdr's BGlsapa ct Wsl4
Cherry. and three bottles effected an entire euso
with her and the child both. -
have no doubt that theywould have now bees
in their graves if they had not have used Wietare
SETH Il. sEARcrls
sflsi -.sk 7s4+s Ii 4ss9*sE1
Seth r.. Searcy. whose certi6eate is above. is.s
man of as much veracity as any in this copntrys
and man of good judgment, and We place entsfs
HARcoURr. HowARDAcos
Price 81 per bottle--six bottles foFs g.
Sold by j. D. PARK, CincinpatisO.
North-eas corner of Fouth and Walnutsireete.-
entrance on Walnut STREET.-THE whom all 9rdess
lEoi. For s. sale iN by j. A. &C. II. Davsnpos4.
Woods6eld; Fl. e. Kotzebue, Malaga;
Pollock. Carter g. CO., Sunfsh; N. r.
Miles & Son, Somerton; Cotton :
Buell., Marietta .,a's ..s = E ( sss's1
March 8, 1854. ~
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EEAMILTON HIGHMAN'S ESTATE. -
Probate CONT of Monroe county. Ohio. admins
traitor of Hamilton Highman, decd, and received
letters of Administration. Those having claims.
should present them Immediately, properly au-
thenticated DAVID HICKMAN.
March g. 1854.
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FREDERIcK HuBER's EsTATE..--Ths
Il subscriber has been appointed by the Probate
court of Monroe county, Ohio. administrator Of
Frederick Huber, late of said county, deceased,
and received letters of administration. Those hav.
ing claims should present them immediately. prop.
eriy authenticated. JACOB HUBER.
March 8, 1854.
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VIM Moutgomery, sunsbury, 81 so
{ James Morley, Wayne, SO
las. Z. Nally, do. IS
Jonathan Harris, Perry, I SO
Thomas B. Morris, Seneca. so
Richard Clegg, Esq. do. so
John Spfague, Adams. 80
6sml. L. Sprague, do. 70
Ehsnezer Martin, Ohio, 80
Paterson & Robertson, Woodsfeld, 8 81
j. M. Kirkbride, do. so
Charles Afford. Centre, 72
VIM. Truck, do. SO
w. F. Hunter, do. so
Reuben Dearth. Summit, SO
John H. Ayres, do. IS
John w. Wheeler, Franklin, 80
Robert Cooper. Malaga, A
J.W, NJ. Brock, Illinois, SO
II. NJ. Boggess, do. 8 90
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More Particulars Of the Loss of the
]. i. Averv.

The Louisville Journal Of the 18th inst,
has the following particulars OF this terri
BILE disaster:
3 The steamer ]. L. Avery, Capt Rich.
ard Robertson, bound from New Orleans
TO Cincinnati. struck a snag at Black Point
about 40 miles below Natchez) on Thurs
day, March 9. about 8 o'clock. A. NJ. and
sunk Immediately. The cabin Aoatsd off.
aud il is thought that at least forty or fifty
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ToSE PHI McMAHON'S EsTATE.-The un-
y dersigned has been appointed and qualified as
Administrator of the Estate of Joseph McMahon.
late OF Monroe county, deceased Those indebt-
ed to the Estate will please make immediate pay
ment. and those having claims against said Estate
will present them duly authenticated
STEPHEN PANCOAST,
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Call and Settle your Accounts,
A LII Persons knowing themselves indebted to
"A. the undersigned will please call Immediate
Is aud settle. as they stand very much in need Of
money
MT d Persons wishing to buy Cheap Goods.
In. ID. will please call with their POCKETS
FULL OF MONEY, and we will sell them
Cheaper Goods
than ever they bought. We intend to sell on the
READY.PAY SYSTEM, for Cash or Produce
ONLY. N. kOEHLER q 20.
Woodsfield, Jan. 4. 1854.
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ROLL OF HONOR.

81 Received on subscription to the Esprit
OF Democracy" for the week ending Sat
urday, March 25, 1854:
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u fed that at the March session 1854, the Com
missiohers of Monroe County. Ohio. granted a
view for an alteration of county road leading
from Jamestown to Jones Mill-said alteration tu
commence between the t~o first fdrdines of the
run said road below the residence Of Jacob
Watson. in Adams township, thence up the run
thence the nearest and best route to ntersect the
graded road near Twinum's school house, which
said alteration will pass through your land. and
that the viewers will meet on the 4th day OF April
1884, to view and survey said alteration, where
you can attend il you see proper.
Is SAMUEL HURD.
March 3, 1854. Petitioner.
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Winter Again!!.

SackIng FIanneI,
Tan color e>Bege, <
Blue, purple and maroon velvets, i
Black Velvet Ribbon,
White, blue aud pink bonnet Silks.
Bonnet Frames and Tips,
Yellow Nankin, @
Black Cloth,
Black Satin Vests,
Black Satin Vestings,
Under-sleeves.
Collars, g
Chemisettes,
Received and for sale at
Feb. % J. NJ KIRKBRIDE'S.
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THE BEST FEMALE MEDICINE KNoWffl

and Costivehess. TSfs ssssf
THE BEST FEMALE MEDICINE KN0yffti
The peculiar maladies 10 which females IRE ID.
ject commonly produce great bodily eShGusef6as
| accompanied by depressed and often elooeu4
state OF mind. As the system dethaes 10 sssengsh
there is loss OF nervous power. and nat.
urally impairs the energy Of the mind ana do.
| turbs the equanimity of the temper Every -.
did woman who has suffered from femal6 come
plants win admir- thisto be the poArpf stxplh.
Now to obtain relief it is only necessarys = stop
the tendency to depletion and debility This 9
done by renewing that fo1nfains OF heslsh and
strength. The BLOOD, and 40 medictt.38eon
plishes this desirable result so speedily :eedseaD.
piete ~ ssDr. Guyeott's Improved E Exfsctlp{ 1el.
low Dock and SarsapaTifIa. :, s s'sss
Ladies' Of pale complexion add GoRsuinf<lSo
habits, and such as are debisitstea by tAoss =.
structions which females liable TO. restos.
led, by the use of bottle ortwo, to- btQo@ssnd TO
vigors4ss, yssas. Ilsssa 49,; ;,ss
o. Dr.. Gaysott's Improved Extract Of Yelisw
Dock and Sarsaparilfa is sure remedy Tor Hs1e.
ditary taint. ss1isf sSS1 Siss AfsscS
FEMALES READ THE FoLLoWEN0ss
sets5sis asaT EaNEwxRx, N. ii, Jaas a
MI. Bennett --wetake pleasure in staaiae hat
your Yellow Dock and Sassapasjlla gives ,Yraat
| satisfaction in every case. 81 1s
A very respectable gentleman ikforlned he thae
his daughter was troubled with dificalgsmenslsu.
alton and other diseases peculiar to her sex. She
long time; but by the use Of Dr.. sGuysutt's FOB.
| low Dock and Ssrssparilla WAS radically cared.
| She used Townsepds and Others without reeeiv.
| ing the slightest benefit He had one dauxbser
die from the same cause. ]. B. THiPP 3 Ces
Cure Of an .ageraeated Case y Esysipess4
The cures performed by DR.. Guyeotts ExtsAce
of Yellow Dock and Ssrsaparlla are lasting. The
patients general health contipuea to improye after
disease is removed. Cures are not chronicled
until time has fully tested that there can be. NO
relapse or return Of the disease. ,s...
Price 81 per botue-six bottles for S5.
| Sold by JOHNsD d. PARK,
NJ E. corner Fourth and Walnut streets ,..-en-
trance on Walnut-to whom all orders smuat be
addressed. sess,ls a s,ssssl 3, s.s.sW,
For sale by ]. A. & G. H. Davenport
| Woodsfield; III. 3 Kotzebue, Malaga.
Pollock. Garter 6E Co., Sun6sh; M. p.
/ Miles & Son. Somerton; Cotton &
Buell., Marietta s;ssk.slS 1sss!s
Is. II lR6l.
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AGENCIES.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN AGENCY WASHING
n ton, D. C.IIansoon Bredow, native OF Prussia
mate Of American merchantmen commanded by Captain
Snow from ls7 TO 1sfo with him at Marcles in l49
and last heard Of In Ostobor 1850 at Capstown
voyage TO the East indies liberal reward will be paid
q nformation OF the above. Address Alfred Shuckne
Washington, ID. G.
TT s. SCHOOL AGENCY AND SAVINGS BANK,
~. ns47) by II. II. wilcox, No. 293 Broadway per
netua irtroduoer. Registering and negotiating all orders
Ter at cent Correspondence through
out the Union Teachcr meeting daily suitng hundreds
call Sell your check every day and have anotle
st Lalfp price &C. $40 SIS S2e, &e oeharge 70 pupils.
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ITO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SOLD At A cREA
sacrifes t,e story lstensi cotton etory txi feeq
With reel dan ~ feet hsh snfsns water pessr stsst
the Wsl Nil river aeftssl. ~ and rAresa II
New York city miles fros Hoaaout Ulster cenntt
Nov lerk. Appiicstlen NUT - made seea. ~ Ebb
CLARKE y Nafssu street, ~ "
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u in Westchester county, on the Hsrlen river. At
high and healthy location. good house, unsurpassed
water view fruit the premises and altogether Of
desirable residences found the city
For partic ulars inquire Of JAMES DEvoE the premi
ses, TO VIM. s. Toole Co., 100 Pearl street.
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E'oR sALE-Two LOTS, JOINING ON LIE SINGI
y ass.ae, wet side, well located, .dryas rocks.
Jt right TO build without expense OF di Jar, for 81
eaeh-two thirds mortssge-or less for cash. Title
ieet Rare chance Inquire>of G.. DEAN IS Canal stre
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WANTED-BY TWO TIDY RESPECTABLE GIRLS,
situations; one lie good pastry cook; understands
baking and good washer and roner waiter would
be preferred laundress can make herself generally
useful the other chsmbermsid and plain take
of children Have good references from their last
pyers whore they have lived and three years Please
call at leo West Seventeenth street. between Sixth and Sc
venth
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EoR SALEM SPRUCE STREET A -FOUR YE
Il lease and fixtures of porter house For terms ns
at "a Spruce street.
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WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
situation to do general Homework in small priv ate
family good washer and roner Best of city reference
Please call for days 2 Leonard street. floor
back
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yNANTED-A WOMAN AS CHAMBERMAID AND
w laundress, to go a few miles in the country. None
IN Protestant need apply. Apply at Metropolitan Hotel
No. 10.
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W lauudress; under French huting. The best
Of city reference given Please call at 22 Sullivan street
two DAYS.
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L,oR sALE-A DINING AND OYSTER SALO|
with lar attached also can be had Ave years Loaf
tie whole house; would make grand boarding or lol
house Rent oderste and on easy terms The locstil
the te in the city win be sold at bargain applied
Immediately. Possession Of the whole promises be
az once. Apply to WARREN SMITH, ia South street
10 Rose street
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az oa0 KEwARp II orrnRsp TO Any fEE
yo.uvU ssn who cas- ssfrsss ~. .ssasssi 80. 7,
only LADY IN The unsa ssst.s vhs sss sss ssrre
ar he o an care disease IN ~. last s'sfs rhqs
1870 A. eonsr 80 letter call ~ her
1rYl.s
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
w young woman, chambermaid and seamstress The
best Of city reference be gwen 43 Perry
be for two days
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EuFTH AVENUE LoTs.-FoR SALE, TWO LOT
& BY ZOO feet each situated ca the east sdo of FIJI
be tween Eighty third and Eighty fourth stree
directly opposite the great Central Park Apply VIM
HIGGINS, 4&S Eighth avenue
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VyTANTED-A SITUATION AS COOK, BY AN EXPE-
w renced Best Of city reference be given.
Call at 203 Ninth street Second third floor
fron Mt
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ENoR sALE-A TWO STORY, ATTIC AND BASEMENT
frame dwelling house filled In to the peak with brick
tin roof marble mantles situate the Horhery side o.
Park avenue Brooklyn about ten fifteen minutes walk
from Fulton ferry, and block from route Price
$3.50 Apply to A. s. CR0WELL. No. - Fulton street.
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nj act wesssrfsi sss..asi., is ,ss -ssa srsA.s ~
ever besn lao.e she vll vi psi gsysa 80 fstsry
s~ents sri esl chow futurs hsshNsa sd sh-srt
friend, whieh las tAsssssxs ssras hsr ~..
She sevsnO sAushter ~ ssvsntA ae9shte~1
and vas born vuh . asts~s ain W stekias ths
her ~cnderfsi science " tel thsg very thsesh .
will Happy pairs ssSsshes che a
Ne creates, ksyp'sss % nssr.sni thss sss : ds
ins assroIefsrs
And her prsdictions truly sstesrny te N pf
A<r All vhs have tsss sissppenssd s&vksrs tAs<k
Aspsad spos s<vise fssssd shs ssssi prsriss
., T:ss:, 'ssss: s.sss. - ss'.s essas.
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INANTED--A SITUATION by A RESPECTABLE
W young woman to do chamberwork, assist with the
washing and waiting do houework for small IA
mily. Best of city reference be given from la
ployer Call rs Eleventh street, between Fifth and
Sixth avenues third floor, back
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-05

TOR sALB-A FIRST RATB STAND FOR HOTEL
II o the Harlem Railroad, at Tuokahoe depot. West
chester county about hours ride from The city consist
ing Of about Y Of land good two story house
depot bniding small house. barn, Ac the land y
handsomely situated and under good cultivation frs,
Twelve fifteen trains Of stop during ths
day There good schools stores churches kc in tbs
village Price $4,000. Inquire 81