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dis on REWARD-LOST-ONs SATURDAY EVENING
NZO the 9th inst, during the alarm Of fire in the
Eighth district, from Jefferson market, down Sixth
avenue 10 Fourth street, Fourth street to Wooster
street. Amity and Greene street, BleecAer Broadway TO
Astor place, godpatent lever watch and chain The
finder will receive the above reward BY returning 1t at
No Ia Jay itreet, william H. Housner.
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VIYANrEr-BY YOUNG WOMAN, ONE THAT UN
w de1sfands her business, fitu.ton as good cooh
end baker IL excellent washer and ironer. In. be-.
q city reference given. Please apply at 272 Walker
street t, for two dayg,
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UIANTED-A LADY's MAID, ONE WHO Is CON-
w petent to dress lair. Apply at 522 Broadway,
after O'Clock.
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REWARDS.

oh z n REwARD.-LEFT HIS HOME ON MONDAY,
DCU July ~, IT II O'Clock, Farrell Mcrernan lie
thrty two years Of age about Eve feet eleven inches
high middiDg stout, and stoops While walking; brown
hair blue eyes, had black alps frock coat blaeh
striped psnis vest and straw bat The above ward
will DO given TO any person that will give such nforma
ton will lead 10 his recovery, BY his wife, Anna Nc
Ternsn, IA Ridge street, New York Pknadclphia and
country papers please copy.
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Street Preaching.
-, ~uAAuv

heSs was an abundance Of preaching II the sister
city yesterday, but assembly Wis small and the tone
and eInsr Of the s1poanders Of ths Gospel quite
s.sI esd There was more morality in the various dis
courses The orators Of the day Mr.. and Mrs VII
fred and Brother stsey. The t~o former are Ensah,
may judge from their unfortunate propensity to use
tAs letter H those xhsrs Webster and john
- DO not me II
IN WILLIAMSBURG.
street preaching took place yesterday, - on several
Sundays Previous At the junction Of North Fourth and
Essh eecond streets Mr. Parsons enlightened the audi.
snee who were orderly, and but one arrest was made
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


p A.-THE MEMBERS OF PURITAN LODGE NO
"A !. 20 will please meet ct their room, loo Myrtle
Avenue, Brooklyn this day, Monday, 7th Inst TO pay
their last tribute Of respect to late bnotc william
Thompson The members Of tho order ar most respect
fully invited to attend at two O'Clock By order Of
JAMES HAMILTON Master
WV A RLHAppe0y. r. O.
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Dis z REWARD-STOIEN FROM A WAGON IN WILLIAM
WO street. OF potite the Exchange, between IL and
o.look the 9th inst double barrel gun. The above
reward viii DO paid the return Of the same to s. g.
WARD, corner Of Laght and Washington streets.
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VJTANTED-A FEMALE c0SFECrIoNER, WELL tx
w periepced In her business ApsIy at the Amsd
ana Foreign Protective. and Employment 500 ely,
1870 Ninth street, Of Broadway also number of
female oestics for situations both In aud
try; DO charge made.
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w ANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
W. youDg girl, In private family Is good washer
ana toner ana do PLAIN cooking Can give ths best
of city reference from her last place. Can for
dys at SO Monroe street. tho rear second noor
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@ ERvANrs PRIVATE FAMILIES, HOTELS AND
- boarding houses will find bot Of domestic
wants comprising cooks, laundrssses, characteristics,
vaitir girls girls for housework nurses
&C. norris Cobnert's well kno Tn establishment 2Si
broadway, Of Reade street. Mono but the bsst
help admitted there. Also o few English and German
servant girls German walters coachmen farmers and
esbanics at this and at the branch oce los Green
wich str et
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A BOY, OF A GOOD DEAL OF TASTE AND SOME
"A experience, would wish to bind himself to .
spectacle man, who're he might learn granting and land
scobe painting. Address A. D., Herald ofhce.
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NyANTEr--A SITUATION, BY A RE'PEcT ABLE
w woman, as cook in a respectable dining saloon or
hotl understands her business perfectly WELL pastry
work and also servn up cishcs In good style No night
houses apply. cd references from her last
place. llessc call at No Harion street, from until
q n,cl0ck for Ia days
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NOTICE no GROCERs "A YOUNG MAN, WHO UN-
IN derstands the grocery business thoroughly, and
who get the best Of city reference, would like to OBJ
tain situation either in the Wholesale retail bus
in the city. He is acquainted with both the Ger
and English langusges 10 very strong, active and
Industrious. He would be willing TO do any hard work
porter, and endeavor 10 seek with his utmost
tonp, the benefit Of his employer. Please call for in
formation intervie. 1t Ill Grand street. address
W, NJ, box IFS Herald Office.
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w ANTED "A SITUATION, BY A RE PECT ABLE
w woman a cook, washer and ironcr has opj-c-
ten to Do general house work best city reference CIV
Cali at No. III Twentieth street, between SIKH
and Seventh avenue
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NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN, BY THE ORDER OF
IN tie Mayor and Common Council, that there viii BE-
two sorrel mares with thu left hind foot white the
other with the right hind foot white win be sold at tho
puhc pound In SIXTY third street. between Eighth ave-
and Broadway On Monday, August Z, 1884, at IL
O'Clock, noon, II net called for
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WANTEr-A SITUATION, AZ NURSE AND sRAM-
w stre.s, BY goo steady gir, Who Ne, pessnt to
ontbs, wfe'e can be until Monday niog, ct
- Hicks street, roohJn.
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DESTRUCTION,

S2.S91. asqass.ossy sa.1aasssI ~ sais
iIW 80 Br, adwsy, and Horatio. rs evenings ladies
md gentlemen. Application aud test requested Cards
editorials wr item ST. Ref Hollis Peekskill Com.
unicatit through american express Those who ap-
Ily Immediately are Use
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UrANTFD-AT NO 4EAsT BROADWAY, CORNER OF
w Chatham square, clerks, porters, baraeepers, walt
trs ccachnen, srooms, men on steamboats, farms &C.,
and boys for trades Girls wishing good places should
call at this Office whore they be suited without de-
lay. FIrZSIMON McLERNON.
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"ANTEr-A PROTESTANT GIRL, MUST BE GOOD
w washer, ironer and sewer, by family Of three
persons who are noardng. Wages % per month. one
with good city reference, may apply 1925 Henry street.
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VIZ AN EFFICIENT YOUNG PROTESTANT
wv woman, q situation ~ cook, washer ADD ironer
make good bread and pastry. Also, nice young
girl cercs place cha nberma,d and seamsress;
cut ard mako dresses; will be found wiling and ooging
Please Spply at 25l Bowery.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIvEN.-BY ORDER on TIE
IN Mayor snd Common Council, that there ~ffl be
sold Il Pubic Pound SIXTY third street, between
tsS r., ~ ssi,.d Tor A. 10 ocsoeh noon serrel
mare lef. hind foot whi,e and fore feet whiIe.
GEORGE DEAN Pound Master.
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