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Butte record., 1854-04-08
SONG OF THE TYPES.
Chck-click,

Chck-click,
Go the types in the stick
They glide in together with omino-s sound
As wif5ly The Aiad that collects them goes round
And arranges them firm in the sick
Ciick-click,
What wonderful things ihey are now a. they sit,
One moment 'iis satire. and then ii is vii
tnnaeaiing hen sInse-cogabined when t1ey hit
terrible blow siih ibei- ciick-cliek.
In putting them up in The stick
To tie thief Or assassii They sorrow betide.
And the veAi.hE oFpressor IN vain tres 10 glide
ASss from tLeir clicking-lhe world csuua: hiae
hiIa away IRON the sound of that clirk-ellck
Ia putting up types n he -siick-
Seeslili, at the sound, with Fisage Of fright
kecoliing from sell by cay or by naghi-
As 81 views with s'ispieien zach niehod of ighi;
ipi u never cas- Zee from The clck-ciick.
pf putting he iypes il the STICK
NoHarchs and kings their approaches dread:
They know ,hat viia liberty types haze been we'd.
Aac visions hey see of heir thrones blood red
- ihey tr-iabingiY bow al he ciick-ciics,
o. psiiins up types ii tLe '..ick
~ ttemidlzl.l ,s,an- or :'le broad saa' fight.
siii' efeF they wo-z ei-a foaFsr and might
Naie their vulcts tram sslo1s aisia CIR ri
ls}onder, sonegh hai. frgra The cIick-ciick
ui putting The iFpe- "a lie 'siick-
Their loud voices echoiHg through the world:
v Acrever lis heasd, ihera Iyranis arc hurried
Prom ibeir poker By he sound Of Thai eiick-clci
Dfpulting tie types ia he .s.ick'
S.sies- raiders anl noaarchs paehas md kings.
Ihr poet. the painter. the min, ri iiIa; sings.
Lave most 'bel1 h0rror' Of ilose iii.la things
oilhe npi-s ihai hey make With is.eir ciic-oick
When set.iHg ihtm inio ths s,ics,'
To The goo and ihe jpsi--ali he nations around
To -lhe rest Of mankind. and where virtues abound.
" ia hi fhrDbiuz hraris here j. elcom'G The snud
And th- ufil-e mat i made ly the cllck-eflck
oi pallag ge- is.to lie stick
Butte record., 1854-04-08
SOD nszssa.sHs
NncE

Es HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN ASSESSMENT OK
4 the Armstrong quartz Mining CIapany- Is laid 81
"a eufsve dnars on each share Shareholders are re-
queS-ed cali lie Trezsarer's Office and pay the
saale- u ii4sr shares u be sold secordinS % laN
NlI.TgS ROOFS. Pres
= N SPARKS. Treas
S,sss.,l. 4 ~ is.. Eaf. a.sIT Jsn u lS54 sEr74
Butte record., 1854-04-08

EtARDEX RANCHO, RF NINOT & TARR eigh
SH miles fron BIiwe- on the Narysville road.
Butte record., 1854-04-08

asHADE HOTEL ?. " WIKsTKOM. Proprietor
- BidwcIl BDife s-ouniy- CsliiOrIia.
Butte record., 1854-04-08
THE B Z TIE RECORD
Puhiished every Saturday morning for the proprietor
BY GEO. n. CROSETTE

BY GEO. r. CROSETTE,
From the Office in the Record building Oh Newcornb
street, near the Courthouse.
SUBSCRIPTIONS (payabls invariably il advance, for
one year, 8 IN
SIX noRihs. 4 no
Three months. ia
A5vkRrisEsKsrs per square O, ten lines or less,
1rst insertion, "a "a
Each subsequent insertion, 80
- a liberal deiaelion viii be made in favor o
III ise who advertise BY the year
rs- Business card. inserted on reasonable terms
Al legal advertisements mus, be paid for in advance
AGENTS FOR THE RECORD.
tY Mr. WILLIAM HATFIELD, viii hereafter
a Agent forthe Butte Record IN san Francisco, who
sone i saihorZa 70 receive SUBSCRIPTIONS advertise
Tneiis- &c and traasac' ag bsiaes- connected with
ais Office. lie may be found 81 the banking house Of
taraihess, anderson, s Co. Montgomery 81.
II Mr. GEORGE e. RIDDEN. IS authorized 10
set Is Agent ior the Wees Butte Record and trans
aet any business connected wiih shs Office. lie may
be found al tie 5ss Jf IS el.- Fargo Co Marysvilie
~ HR. Royce, a, lhe Maal.a,iaa Ranch, c miles
above cousa- viii act ss agent for the Butte Record
fvMR nUGH BLACK, our County Surveyor. is
authorized 20 act agent for his paper Any nezs
gwen to him Subscriber all be properly forwarded
20 the Address and location designated.
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PUBLIC HOUSES.

~ ATIoNAl HvfEI. BY BANCROFT = rh0MF-
- son bidVeil, Bs.ie Coatt. i'si.iTts.-ll.
Butte record., 1854-04-08
DICKINSON & STONES.

MANUFACTURES. JOBBERS. and Dealers ii Til
-VA Copper. >hee; Iron. Hard gare and Stoves New
eonib street, near she Plaza. February II.
Butte record., 1854-04-08

HoCr0R y DAVIS. ADAASTOkgs-0f Al
nt lafkin's Store, whsre he may or loand "a; ali
hours except hen shse'H professional business
Butte record., 1854-04-08
JosEpH GLrcKArF.


va H0LESALEA AND RETAIL DEALERS IL Dry
w G,ads, Groceries, Provisions. Clolhing liquors
Butte record., 1854-04-08
]. 7. ENGLAND.

EE9TANiC PLY SIClAN-f f1eeps constantly on han
-kb good supply ol slediciaes of,ice 1t ths n
tional Hotel, Bidseil. N-cember 20.
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HESS : LARcnaIRF

E5INERs' STORE.-Wholesa ie and retail dealers ],
AVf Groceries. hquar-. provisions, and al kinds O
Alnfrs snpplie,- x, BidWel- nov. y
Butte record., 1854-04-08
I. WELLS.

EUSTICE or TIE TEACE ana Fubiic Admin
- traitor Deeds Mortgages. No'ice- of Fre-einp1o
talms- SC, araVn a ANY time on reasonable term
Office 10 the Cont House, % Bidwe8. NGrember u
Butte record., 1854-04-08

EDRATTs ECHANGNE. Ry E :. PRATT South
n wesi Cornef Of PIMA, Biawcil Butte Comfy, Cal
BUSINESS CARDS.
Butte record., 1854-04-08
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
CHA'S +. LOTT.

2 TroRNIT AND COUSsELf.0E AT law and
= >stsrE Pai3ic- Fr4ficf THE Courts Of fbe
District uice three three doors 4bose Naiiol fi,i
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EXPRESSES

syE ATHER RIVER EMPRESS, vs.. Z. SINGER 4
n GO coaaecshis v .,h V ELL Fargo and CO.
Butte record., 1854-04-08
". T. SEXTON,

hisiRlCf ATTORNEY OF Buus County Office
~ THIRD door above National Hotel. November l.
Butte record., 1854-04-08
p Il. HARRIS.

4 TToI.NEY And CODN NsELLOR ATLAW
n ofise on Newcoab street. nth do1r above Plaza
Butte record., 1854-04-08
G.. A. SMITH.

HsOUNTY SURVEYOR uUGH BLACK-Perzon's
u wishing the services % lhe Canniy Surveyor. viii
please leave their orders 81 Chrs T Los Office. and
they viii be isuHcIslaiiy attended TO- November -
Butte record., 1854-04-08

ENEATHEB RIVER IMPRESS. EVEGTS, SHELL
- y C0's. sanaeeiias with Adams and ComEanF.
Butte record., 1854-04-08

BLAMING house. GEORGE ". PLUME co.
zS Banking House naar lne uaza- MaFysyiile. Csl.
Butte record., 1854-04-08

4 TT3ENEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW
n Ofiee over Horton aHd Co.'S store hear The ferry
Butte record., 1854-04-08

JOHN WILSON K co.
Z TTfRNHTS AND gI1i-N>ELL5OHS sTLAw. Z.
: "A hnoT u, Nschafii - nrar corner Montgomery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-28
TO MARHERs.

NOTICE no NARINERA-FIXRD LIGHT AT PLUMB
5sn .rseta 6 .r North 81 II. .ou ss q
Plumb Point, on the Pslis:doe: Immediately opposite
70 degrees n minutes West Of Greenwich Il q FEET
above the level Of the see, painted white, ard WIN
red from s. E By f. X {. to s. wv, and .hits from from
sYw. ton W. It may b sssn, In cissr weather.
directions red light brought Anything = the
Northward Of Wbyw wv YIN clear e ths South
s.0 Or Ing I0S a q sS
ward Of re, WI clear, to the Eastward, ~ the
shoal ground lying to the Eastward Of nadsa and scuh
the anchorage Of Plumb Point OF intending to roessd
into harbor, must tack Immediately on losing the red
when the White light viii cpsn bs.lins then
steer W: byN IN until it bears e Y g., passing close
70 the Eorthxard Of the white beacon buoy o. North
the light opens Of the south extreue Of Gun
CAVE y N steer W: by n, which win Lad in between
to tbs Northwsrd Of the New AoA passing close round
Port Royal Point) and soon - the bright light ON
lead clear to the the harbor kno us and
Sou and North Pe Splits and Plumb Point
light hearsS BY h. Southerly, haul up Z. y g for the
anchorage of Kingdom sben red light viii BE- seen ON
Fort Augusta asteIn, bearing W. N from the anchor
age of Kingston. Tao White light viii sho the ucnage
all the Gays and shoals lying to the southwark and
westward Of Plum, Point we'll - the northeasteru
limits the shosi extending to the eastward Of tha
North Pelican spit, westward Of Kingston hsrbos Ships
coming the westward and having brought Portland
Point to about north should steer n. e. rs to
make The white light upon N L. N. bearing, continue
the course until the light opens, bearing ~ Is
f. then haul for It, and pro;eed before directed.
1hs bisht liz hit viii exhibited from single lamp,
suspended to tire Fort Augusta, forty fest
b Ct, ard viii only be when to the southwark and
westward of It, 1t may be used . guide through the
south channel by keeping 1t upsn N. n E. bearing,
which will lead clear to the westward he Portuguese
buoy and 10 the eastward OF the Three Fsthom Bank
but use of tnis channel ia not advisable at night
except by '.drogers AID other small vessels The fol-
lowing are the bearings and distances f. Plumb
Point lighthouse
Cow BAY Point ................E. S. E., miles.
Iamotte's Bank. ..............E. s. T., l3}s miles
Morsnt Cay. b u, SO miles.
Fast Ridde Buoy............S S.W. X w. Ia miles.
Southeast Cay. ..............sW W. X s., 2h niles.
Portuguese Buoy 3: W., 81 miles.
Portland Rock...............S. W., 81 mics.
N. B-Tne wno.e of the bearings mag setc, and it
is recommended that thsy be strictly ATTENDED to-
lHoaAS HENDERSON, Commodore.
GEOkGEJ GiBBON Master II. ID. S. lmaun1.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-28
CATTLE SHOW.


FsNHE ANNUAL CATTLE STOW AND EXHIBITION OF
4 the New York State Agricultural Society viii ba
held at Hamilton squsre, iu the city Of New York. tha
frst week in October in connection with the AmericAH
Institute and the New York Horticultural Society,s
which premiums amounting to S. 600 offered to OK
hihitors from thic and the adjoining States
the grounds win be opened Tuesday. Sd Of October
~ 9, A. NJ, and close on Friday evening, the 9TH
The annual address, by the Hon John P. Hale. Of NeS
Hsmpshre, will be delivered on tho show grounds on
FRIDAY afternoon, this 9th.
Premium lists and regulations can be had Of James
Besbe 4 Co., $50 Broadway, and at the rooms Of tho
American institute, 3tl Broadway.
Entries by persons intenc to exhibit should be ad0
ut James, Besbe Co early as practicable, on and
after the 18th Of September The treasurer, Mr. Krt-
land win be in attendance.
The secretary Mr. johnson, win DO at the Aston Houae
and after the 2sth Of September and every desired in
Exhibitors should their articles the ground the
week previous to the fair except In ths hortcultnr1
DEPARTMENT which can b brought in on Monday I'd Of
October. 800
The offices At Hamilton square win be opened the week
TN viouf to the fair.
All applications in reference to the arrangement OF
ticles on the grounds should DO made to omAs Ban,
Esq who viii be attendance to give directions to
hibitors. WIN. KELLY, President.
B. P. JOHNSON Cor Secretary
COMMITTEE ARRANGEMENTS
VIM KELY, President.
Hon. John A. King, Sheppard Knapp, Lewis Norris,
L6rillard Spencer, Thomas Bell, B. Kirkland.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-28

CvAUTION-THE NATIONAL DEMOCRATS OF TIE
u Fir.t ward are hereby cautioned not 70 take any
part the primary eestion to b held this evening,
sut a. al The soft shell hesdquArters lilo Green wih
Greet A NATIONAL DEMOCRAT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-28

NEW YOgK AND PHILADELPHIA AND THE sOUYu
IN and wsst Va New Jsreey Railroad. -UDitsd ehte
street. st1, and 10 O'Clock A. n, and AZ and p
Through N four hours Fare - - IN I, e27S In ~
- "a ,, 10 and .. ihs New Jsrsey accommodation IN
naves ct ~ u, ct a. stopping ct ali way sAtioa,
Through tksts sold for Unenns(at ele) and the Wesa
and FOR baltimore, wfahngton, Norfo &ax and thso1a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-28

XXI ANfEn-BY A RE PEGrs BLE YOUNG WON An
w situation Ell snberma,d and ssitsr, or ~
shanbermaid I'D to assst in E.sning AMI ironing The
best of city reference Civ Please call Mt 2, Thrift
pcond street, between Sixth seventh avenues Can
b for two
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-28

MI ATRTMoNIAI. M ADEMolstLLE EallE vlLIEEIs,
M professor Of au.oe, Sphy Tor reading Of cnsrsctea
= persons hand writing and spiritual writing me
dun, sil upon the receip Of twenty Ave cents l,s
vsiips scnd 10 anS person Sui deiDea.ion Of thsa
character, Affairs Of the heart snccess, destiny, as
Also description Of the th. Love OK VIII na1ry
Address, post paid EMILE vIILET ", B,oadxy foN
nfise, NJ These residing out Of I'll cry can ssley
transmit through the mail All commuh. ~ssens AnsN9
&c 10 one week efter their receipt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-28

WAN "a SNORT, INtLLiGsNr oBLIGING
w P.o'sstaht gal, who il th0spu shY qualified for
NE up stairs OF houss, and - ths .3ms time
sompetept to do The waiting in . smell er,v.ss family
e-strSe ,y reference viii NJ required tni need
Apply who have rot lived e 'esst ycae above
sapscity. Apply a. i22 Vest fsen y.tairt treet 1t
the Easement door b.ore IL oeloes in the niog for
two days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-28

w ANT En-4 steady, MlDDLE-AGED PSOrGS-
w tanL woman, vho is ar excellent COOS and bAksc,
Sbigipg Nsal in her person and clean ia her at.cbsn
ard who would - sitting and compesIt 20 uaaestase
this washiTg ironing of small private family. up
ply only With the tes- OF city ftrepces roa
hnily where she has served ~ least yssr at l22
West Teenty third sheet basement door, 10. tSo days.
before IL III
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-28

UIANTEn--A STU TON, BY YOUNG WOMAN,
w ~ do chamhcrwoIk. ne Washing and ironing or
Usneral housework 10 sma. private family. rae Dsst
references be given. Apply At 1856 Wsyeroy place,
1Or two Gays
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-28

NEW YORK M MONTEEAL OGDENsBuBG, BUR
IN lingtop, st J,hpsoury and Ltt'eton via Spring
held Bellows Falls. RotIsnd, Windsor, White River,
wells River, Montpelier, It. Adams and Rouse's Point
Ticket ofHces--Ne~ H<yen Railroad, corner broadway
avenue. Express trNiss at ga NJ and 4P. n. bag
gage chec.e d through. FRANCIS HYDE, Agent, l62
Soufh atreaf. Nav York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-28

IsTASTEr--A SITUATION AS Sr.iaISTR gss, BY A
Nv Protestant soupg sonlu; i an excellent md 1t
mas irg esa,l4 mems shts AM Aog all si1dn of
IL les hee ineu, ana wond he al scquston 70 Eors
~itb nresama Has the est of ely refersnce Cau
az 10 last Twentieth street, Third avenue, base
ment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-28

VITAN rED--s fTUAgIONS FOR Two RESPECTABLE
w young ptu en-; one charbermaid and water
saS the other srsmstrcys They win have tho best Of
rescmmendat ona from the f,mi'y they vito
Who part with hem account Of leaving he city. APP
ply at 242 Fourth avenue, between Nlaetsenth aod
Twentieth Streets for two Gays, betse ten aad
o'cock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-28

TIyANIED-BY A RESPECTABLE PROT ESTANr RE
w mae, aius.ion a. lady's maid chuiren's
1ad. She understands dressmahing perfectly Can
unseTtake TO do any kiod OF neeclwotk No objections
10 in the has tie best of reference Please
ssn at 139 avenue b. third aoor, front room.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-28

WANTEr-BY A RESPECrABLE COMPETENT PEP
w son situation anatcess and nurse; shs
fhosoughi understands -ing in ~ Us branches Ar
duce the best OF reference ch and
ehty iss willing apd obigiog diseoaiticn No objsc
ton 70 rasel Psase call 1T Isi Ludlow street. for
days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-28

yITANTED a SITUATION, BY A RESPErABLE
w young woSDan, 10 40 the general bouseSork Of .
snail privae Fam ", so Is MIC clean young soman
and usat sessr Phase cali AZ 2is Mulberry street
~ stairs, front room, brst floor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-28

NyANlED-A SITUATION To DO GENERAL HoU II
w wcrs; can cook, wash aad IRON; has obes.ioo
- 20 short distance IN the country good city reference
given Please call at los Duane street corner OF andOcn
street, for two Gays.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-28
DENoCRA11c REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE

IN EuOCRATIc REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE
IL Tammany sail- special meeting Of the Com
loving resolutions we're unanimously agreed to and
directed to 30 published
the city Of New York friendly TO regular nominations
the ussses OF the party the national and
the adnnistaton Of Gov Seymour are requested 70 a.
sembe in their several wards, Thursday October d
between the hours Of six and eight O'Clock NJ, ct
the places hereinafter named for the purpose Of esctng
tion to meet at Tsmmany Hall, on Monday October the
9th, O'Clock p n for the purpose OF nominating
candidate for MAYOR live delegates from eScn uaro
Hall, Tuesday October the 10th. at X O'CLOCK, NJ,
70, the purpose Of nominating candidates for the ONCE:
Governor Of the Almshouse Three egatss from each
ward Judicial Convention, which shall meet at Tam
isr OF nominating c.ndSa.e for the Of
Aces Of City judge District Attorney and ur-
rogate Five delegates from each ward in the respec i've
Congressional districts 70 meet in Convention on fhurs
dy Octorer r. stTh o'clock r. NJ, to nominate can
ddate for the Office Of msmber Of Congress
vsnGn to ,. q ss S es e street
4th IS pullsps Tenth Ward Hotel.
9TH Onderdonk's Hail, corner of Clinton and
Grand streets.
9TH g M.llirsan's, corner of Twenty-sixth street
and Seventh avenue.
eth Thomas starts Five Mile House, Third
Five delegates from each ward 70 Assembly conven-
ton to Friday, Oct. ID, at u o'clock, r TO
ate nddaiea for the office OF aen Der q Assem-
ty such cor venton to held at the place OF holding
the primary cleo ion in the ward except that III four
districts they shah be held as follows
lst oistrct-1l0 Greenwich street
2nd Whestley's, "a Elizabeth street.
10th TsyiOr's Hotel yabhlttanville.
l4th Nillnan's cor. f~enty-si street and
Seventh avenue
18th Union Hotel Third avenue and Twenty
second street.
Five delegates from each ward in the Second Seventh
and ah tt juocial districts to meet In convention
Monday Get l6, at71a O'Clock, p. to nominate such
candidate or nGidates for police civil Justices
to be elec eli therein this fall Such conventions to be
held At the forowi1g piaces:--
2no distrct-Tammany Hall
7,h It Davis's, Fifty ninth street and Broa3 way.
Sth " Muimsn's cor Twenty sixth street and
Seventh avenue
A committee of fifteen persons to meet on Monday,
DC oher l6 at O'Clock p at the placs of holding
primary elections the ward 10 nominate candidate
Tor charter or ward officers.
Relo ved That in those wards which composed Of
more than council district, committee OF five be
eli CT ed In each council district to meet at the place
the same night with the charter convention the pla;e
where the primary elections have been held in the ward
or may have held to nominate q councilman for
such district
Resolved That the said elections shall be held at the
folio wing Places under the direction Of Ins oectors
named by this body aud each member OF this General
Committee shall have the privilege Of naming one In
uLess sDy Of the delegates should be absent
in which the Inspectors shall be named by the Dele
gates present
named:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-28

N9TAN ETA SITUATION BY A EESPE TABLE
wv young woman, ~ crok, wash an iron private
family; give T. best OF cry reference Also by
yourg fr about fifteen sixteen years. o. age TO 90
light cpamiervorA or tlke care Of children. eau a. 100
hester stleot, ihsir present situation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-28

4ErANfFn-A Govf8NEsS TO RESIDE WITH AND
~ ipttruct three fsmaic ehuirsg None but q 10
uan Catholic, and who pefectly understands tie
English and French languases tosethsr WITH music nd
craSiDg apply. odress M, lie d office, STATING
wtere interview may 6e had Good references rs-
uuired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-28

TsTs NIED--a SITUATION. BY A RE .PECtaBLI
wy Yong girl as ehambermai1, Or to do ain ssv
ing ard take Of children Good city references
b. given from former EN- iloyefs soDly a. 81 Lass
Eighteenth street, between Fourth avenue Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-28

no THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY AND COUNTY OF
J. Nes Ycrk.-The M designed offers himself
Independent candidate fos The Office Of Commissioner Of
streets and Lamps, at he election In November next
pedging himself If elected TO fulfil tho aties appertan-
ing to the Office With energy and honesty-givng strict
PERSONAL attention md supervision al employed in
he nty from fifth and darkness. JOSEPH Z. ERIING,
Columbian Garden, zoo Bcwery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-28

yETANTED--BT A RESPE7TAB IL PROTEST mt 6IRL
" situation 10 d. cbsmesrworE AID waiting m =
rivSss family, mAd children aud do plain sw e.
with rest Of cry reference Please caI at 26S Skin
avenue Can be tor day only
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-28

yATANTED--BY A RESPE7TABLG YOUNS GIRL, A
w situation TO cook, WASH aDd IRON aspect sols
private family Csnbe seen ir Swo Gays 1t II leosos
set, fr0nt bsssmert.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-28

VyTAETEn-A SITUATION As COOK, BY OWE WHO
w understands her business 10 al its branches Bes
q city reereOee sivD Has lived three years in her a-s
pace Can he Tor swo days q, 100 East Niasseentn
street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-28

NH SThl1iCNf hADE Easy, Ok HOW 10 VIII
wi Lovsr.--Prosassor Ls~tor, Soetop, formerly
LcndoS, VII send TO address receipt Of ons o
post paid plain oireccps enable ladies OF snternsE
v.r hs devoted affections OF uSoy the opoossx
60 Their hss-ts ray desirs Ths process simple
but ~ captivating, q ST al nsy b. married irrespective
u age, snr.sraOcs, or position, ard sst though not
ss IL can b. Arsrgsd ~ith sash aud 1eiczcy ths
actsctioS i ossiho ADDRESS Professor Iwson, Soe
isr, ysss No sverr asan rem The Post Once unj~s
Tia sostaec IL raid.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-28

SAyANrtp--A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
" grl TO cSok, wash AMI iron, or would be willing
Go the houseserk OF n small family Best Of city
can lie given. May be at 100 East Eleventh
street, for two days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-28

VYTANTED-BY A RE5PECcABIE GIRL, A SITUATION
wv AS cook, and assist with the Washing sot rouioy
private family. GGsd refeTence syea Inquire
149 Twenty stvSnth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-28

w AsTEn--A SITUATION, ny RE PEcrAB Z
w steady gil ~ith GOOD reference, to cook bake,
vssh aud ison Has objection 20 60 snort distance
In the country. Can be Tor Two days al 24s aul
Kerry street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-28

NTANrFD-TO RETURN TO EUROPE, A YOUNG
wv French girl; would be wiling to attend lady, or
take of two children, ior her pisssge with
family & ing to London or Paris. Persons can 90 fully
ec in regard 10 her from che lady in whose sersi o
she is at present Address v c. 93 Liberty stVest, up
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-28

"ANTED-A SITUATION, by A ZEE PECrABrg
w Young woman as pain ,k; IL excellent wash
~ and ironer; OF chamber id and to assist ia To
wastirg and ironing She can give good CTS rsferea,B
nom Der last empl oyer The a1s ef.sar r bs ound In
% atrnstrcrthy person Tle SO cl at 29s First are
nue. oesven Seventeenth and Eghseenth stsests
Gcor, back rooms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-28
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MATRIMONIAL.

A GENTLEMAN, WHOLE POSITION JUSTTFIES HIM
IA in seeking among the weslthiest and most respe-
table, wishes 10 acquainted with amao'e and
accomplished lady, with view to matri nony. II mutu
ally satsh d.: IN ladies in the very hig1
walk Of life invited to address 0. X. s., Post
Office.