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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-12
Before Hon. Judge Beebe

guilty 20 stealing $500 from William Murdoch. The
prisoner being caught in the act and there being
hope for him. he acted somewhat prudently in pleading
guilty to the charge THOMPSON was remanded for
tence in order to give him opportunity of presenting
sHhdayits in mitigation OF punishment
Petit LGroay.-A respectable looking young
named Sidney smith pleaded guilty to stealing small
quantity OF chloroorm and sponges the property
Of DR.. uneerhil in all valued at So An excellent cha
racter for sobrety and former honesty being given him
BY his employer and many OF his friends, the Court
thought proper to suspend Judgment and accordingly
he prisoner set at liberty after receiving health
full reprmand from his Honor Judge Beebe.
Htlhrdy Rolbery-Serere Sensnce--John Macready
then placed at the bar charged with having In com
pany with confederate not yet arrested, attacked ana
robbed named Thomas ROUGH, who testified that
N April last while he in Crowns grocery story at
the Of Little Water and Anthony street, he was
eAticed down dark alley where two men pouuced
upon him. threw him down and nearly choxed him,
and that while he lying on the ground, Macready
put his hand in complanans pocket, ana aostracted All
the money he had in his possession amounting Ia az 70
a. in bank bills and silver change Mr. ROUGH ideuthed
the prisoner and positively that ne was the man
who robbed him. witness was brought forward to
prove that the prisoner had been in the state prison on
several occasions.
The jury in this case after duly considering the evil
dence, rendered a verdict of guilty.
The Court then sentenced the prisoner to twelve years
confinement in the State prison.
ACQUITTED.
Grand LGrceny.-Erneat Cow was tried and acquitted
of having stolen pairs of shoes boots val
ued at s40 from Mr.. Quackenbush, doing business in
Greenwich street. The boots which we're found in
placed there by noted thief, suffering for similar
offence in the state prison. Undor these
the Jury acquitted the prisoner believing that the
perty stolen by the individual in the State pr
son. and placed in the defendants for secretion
Grand Larceny-Philip Weitz was then placed at the
bar, charged with having stolen 1000 from his uncle
Lewis Bursewod who entrusted the money to him while
he was absent in California The case was concluded
when che Court adjourned.
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Mel0de0ns.-Thcse beautiful Instruments
be found in their highest perfection Great
4rffe ne2ot ats broadway, and in quantities larger
an can be found at any other place the United States
including the only two makes that tuned eeua
temperament Goodman and Baldwins patent organ
melodeons and s. D. III. W. Smithis we'll known me o.
deons Prices wholesale retail, at factories
HORACE WATERS, 333 Broadway.
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and congregation Of the First Unyersais Society Of
Williamsburg, also Section No. Cadets Of temperance,
are invited 10 attend his funeral three o'clock this
aiternoon from the residence of his parents No. 100
South Fourth street, Williamsburg.
On Tuesday, May 9, OF varioa, SIDNEY HAMILTON, only
child of Sidney j. and Anna smyth, aged years, 2
months and days.
Peacefully sleep out the sabbath Of the tomb,
And rise to raptures in a life TO Gomez
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feemium pianos with or Without. the rolean, with iron
Frames and circular scales Horace Waters Iianoe with d
a8cna scales And gold strings Haet Cumstons pianos
Spf the old firm of Haet Co.. and justly entitled TO all
&s reputation OF the name) Gberts dor pianos wbts
- and retail AZ prices low as at the factory Fine
Ecn Second hand pianos at bargains from $50 70
80. HORACE WATERS Pianos 333 Broadway.
B-To accommodate some purchasers monthly pay
mAnAs nken.
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-BOots!-Grent Bargains.-Sclling Off
At cost c)otng tho business good boots cheap and
quantity OF patent leather shoes lew 81 90
TREkBLY leo.
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Free Tickets to the Crystal PaInce an

Look In the Papers, send TO Hope
Chapel broadway, and get bill to what is doing at
that place. See to.day's Times.
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paraon for the and speedy Of pimples ecfles
tan, eruptons &C., besides DR.. G3URAUD'S medicated
soap, he she is mseraby deceived Earth pro-
duced compound except Goursis SOAP which exercises
marvellous action the human skin clarifying
from all blemithes Gouraud's liquid rouge lily white
poudre subtle for uprootng har rom all of the body
hair and hair restorative also fvote
TO beauty found Mt the old established depot u walker
street, Broadway.
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rly unique and elegant the structure of Knoxs
hats that friend Of who prdes himself his cute
that tell Of knoxs make from
ether hat made sold In the city Last Thursday we
made tring with him, for tho Of teating
his ability in That and taking stand opposite the
ruins Of the late FIRE in Broadway he commenced scrutn
the Of the We had not been there
half minute before our friend pointed out dozen hats
which he to be of Knoxs but for
the purpose removing all doubt from mind he deter
mned to hail Of the gentlemen, and ask him to satisfy
ulity He did the gentleman raised his hat
and in it. enough. read the name Of KNOX Nos
66S Broadway and28 Fulton street, largo life and
twice natural. We gave In, of course.
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Another Triumph.-(Senin's Wide Awake
HasA supply Just received from the factories
that Will disappointment in failure. GENIN,
IA Broadway, opposite St. Pauls
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Barnum's Museum-BERRY GORDON, No. gg7 Broad
way agents fer the sale of Haet Da vis
pianos dealers in meodeon and extensive publishers Of
music will present any person purchasing sheet music 70
the amount Of dollar with two to either of the
above places Of amusement ticket to each. Music
and tickets sent by mail free of charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-12

ART Iriu nphs Over Nature, In the Sur
enscts produced by CRIsTA DOaos excelsior hair
ooks .ha have been years in turning gray are
70 the tint Of youth and teany years
E'ee kiyatcly AtN0 6Astoy House. WV sou ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-12

HIPS Improved instantaneous Hair Dye
Specimens can be seen exhibiting superiority all
limitations Of natural jet black orirown Nassau
street, adjoining Liberty street. For sale applied.
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factory steamboat locomotive and other bells
constantly hand and for sale at the foundry in West
Troy New York. and also at tho agency Il6 Broadway
New York. Aso ransts levels compAsses, &c., oil the
mo st approYed oonBtruetiOn.
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.Ifc Observation-Disclosures IN ia

o forms also scrofua old ulcers the worst
OF diseases Of tho blood great debility liver con-
thps honeyA lneipienA consumption, &c.
nb cured Lyme great purifier. Principal depot 2.5
ersnd street. sevonty.hvs cents per bottle. -
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Ennntnln,s Indin Store. asa Rrond,xnx. is

the only establishments where full assortment
found Of Oriental dress goods shawls scarfa novelties
aud dinner sets acquered and sandawood boxes
phor trunks &c. Mr. Foun tain imports order and
forwards to all parts of the United States.
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CLOTHING, &C.

(lASTOFf CL0THING.-s2.00 WORTH WANTED
The highest eash price will be literally given in
money Ter large or Snail lots Of good left Oh ciothn
svsry dsssren Address through post or cali on JAMES
AZ MS second baud store, No. II Orange street
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Hemoyni..-Pnncr IfNnpinars yysrnlesale and

,Stail at 2s7 Broadway-Thos Faye date Thos Faye
Ca ass Pearl street and formerly of Pares Faye ss
Pearl street. opened depo at f57 broadway d.
Ieotly opposite the City He'll. THoS FAYE & co. 257
broadway, opposite City Hall.
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PimpIes, Ereckles and Tan are EntireIy
removed from the skin by using ELI W. V,ndersmhs OK
tract Of roses and elder flowers 1t also renders the
peangy soft ana delicate and sinvaluable and refresh
ing wash IA the dust Prepared
only by E. w. VONDERSMIYH a the Bowery Drug Store
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i- s7-a7ss7i'Hiali-s4-.--|Ia -
BLLxARDS.

X .sLLAkDs-AERCHANTs' BILLIARD ROOMS No
o. hrosaway are now open for the reception Of vst
Nhere ihey can hmuse themselves At the
sams o. billiards Open day and evening where every A.
eloh ~ fhd 70 the comfort and convenience OF
GRIFFITH a DECKER, Proprietors
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e:entlemen's Furnishing Store, 292 Green
wich street. Of Chambers, where will the
cheapest and best stock of shirts and drawers
ssars cravats stock ties gloves hosiery &C. shirts made
10 aned fit. Corner Chambers and
Greenwich streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-12
Sew ing machines.-Lad,es, Shoe and ea,ter

manufacturers informed hat for ue stitching OF kd,
enameled morocco patent leather and all similar work.
tho improved SINGLE threaded sewing machines produce
gnaiy ofwors not hitherto sppreaehsd by any machine
and much superior 10 what ID m possible to DO by hand fs
extrayagant hut T. Is exactly The right 20
these machines lie unquesioned being secured ~ the
original patent granted 70 Moore john in 1919.
l. ~ SINGER { CO, NO. 9sS Broad Say.
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Wigs and Teupees.-BatcheIor,o Of No. aga
Broadwsy pleased TO announce another beautiful in
sention applied to ladies' and hair work and
ID the most perfect imitation OF nature yet discovered
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"If 'Twere Done when TITS Done, Then
tysre well i were done quickly This 10 the idea Of
GREEN, No Astor House. His superb shirts. warranted
TO 1T always done qui kly and WELL Expedition pune
tuality and courtesy the rules at No. House.
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Spring and Summer.-Gentlexnen In want
Of we'll made and fashion able clething will find the
ssmo ct ALFRED MUNROE 4 CO.'S Al Broadway. Fur
n5shing goods also chldrens clothing in great variety
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-12

Now Ready, an Extenslve Assortment Of
veil mado and superior spring clothing Of the best nate
rails able Styles at extremely low prices
Entire satisfaction guaranteed. EDW. T. HACKETT,
Clothing Emporium, log Fulton street.
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sI5 Only for Delightful and Healthy

homestead-Fve hundred building lots each hundred
feet equal TO four city lots and hundred
will be divided among six hundred Subscribers the 3st
May 1864 These being the those beautiful
vale lots each subseriher fer only s5 payable in nstal
ments fonr building lots % by 100 feet de-
lghtfu) and healthy location tho celebrated Lake
Ronkonkoma farm Of from two to twenty few
subscribers only required close tho books. Apply to
CHASWO0D No 2S Broadway where maps aud pam phlets
can be had sent by Ill gratis containing the aames
of several hundred from different parts of the
United states who have purchased and of them set
tied ut this place
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Gentlemen's Hats, Spring styles, arc now
selling rapidly; At RAFFERTY, LEAsK's at their usual.
can't beat No. 81 Chatham and corner Chatham and
Pearl streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-12

Bachelors Hair Dye Is still the Leading
Article all acknowledged to be tho best dyo extant
perfectly ccorng the hair the IL Is applied Tens
thousands in all parts of tho world proclaim the
reliable dye known. Sold At BATCHELORS 233 Broad.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-12

DIR. DuM.-Brndy has added the Portrait of
this eminent Scotch divine to his great collection it is
exhibition at 59 Broadway Thompson saloon
This establishment contains matches collection of
1ioan and European celebrities unrvalled shis CONT
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ment 436 Pearl latest spring just
received embracing French English and German and Of
the most Styles of plain ornamental and decorative
Moderate prices the best attention given the retail
department. O'SULLIVAN Il FAYE, 1856 Pearl street.
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HAMILTON FIRE Insurance coWPANY--orFI IN
No lryof row, corner Chatham etrect insrres on
the most faFcrse terms against and dansre by e
on dWeliinEi stores, merchandise, furniture, &c.
Jcrw JOHN BRUCE, Hrcsdena
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Trusscs.-Crysta1 Palace only Prize Medal
awarded to MARSH CO., No. ~ MAidon lane for their
radical truss imported silk and cotton elastic ankle
soeks knee and stockings Of all kinds for varioose
ysos Instruments made TO order for physical do
foYJnjty.
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STOLEN bonds STOLEN OR LOST, IN crycIN
- nan, on The fth ihttant eight bonds OF The Jpar
on Railroad Company ~ one thousand dollars each a.,
bered from hundred ana tbirtyoEo 70 two hu
nS thotV Doha' Jso. Is. VAIL.
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FANCY ARTICLES.

Il bMEs TUCKER, IMPORTER AND DEALER m
erH bowers ana feathers, has periodically costly pro
auctions With which inferior artificial II ~ 10
ne9Tlofatod His coaeurs supromely beautifn Bon.
net iftmc and usual reliable 3sy Rroalvav
az stairs, between White and walker streets ''
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Malls for Europe.

THE NEW YORK HERALD-EDITION FOR EUhOfA
The Collins mail steamship Pacific. Captain Nye, viii
leave this port Saturday at II O'clock for Liverpool
The European mails will close in this city q. half past
ten O'Clock in.the morning
The WEEKLY HERALD (prnted in French and Ergllsh,)
win be published half past nine O'Clock in the morning.
Single COPIES, In Wrappers sixpence
Subscriptions and advertisements Tor any edition Of the
Nzw win received at the following places
IN Europe
I1vaRrooI- John Hunter, No Paradise street.
AoSDoS Edwards, Sanford & Co.. No. II Cornhiii
VIM. Thomas 4 Co., No. - Catherine street
PARE. Livingston, Wells Co. Place dc Ia Bourre.
S. Root, No. 363 Broadway, hns the Worlds
% medal for EnSsSs s
q Bethlehem agsresh .he Mount q Olives The Old Arm
s5gss ss (
cloudy weather The crayon pictures taken here.
Anson's Dagucrrcotypes, Large Size, for SO
cents coored and nice lined with velvet and pre-
large sG s nsds h% nj
$40 Broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
Anson's Daguerreotypcs.-If any one were
e wSnd be the ss Pn soo t. sS and
1nson for ye have seen and chat
Reese 81 Co., or Holmes, the only person
ar interest in the original two shilling dasasg
against the beliethat this old establishment has removal
as msrepresened by party having interest in
the concern.
Reese & Co., $50 Broadway, nrc about
taking legal against the late in tho employ
Of their for falsely representing removal Of
the bona eide establishment owned and conducted by
Abe original and present occupants Professor Reese &c
tonD Holmes treal)
DR. DuM.-Brndy has added the Portrait of
this eminent Scotch divine to his great collection
now exhibition at s5s Broadway ThSmpson saloon
This establishment contains matchess collection of
Ican and European celebrities, unrivalled shis CONT
nsnt.
Gentlemen's Hats, Spring styles, arc now
selling rapidly, at RAFFERTY, LEASKS, at their usual
~ low prices Of SO 81 equal in tho city They
can't be beat No. 81 Chatham, and corner Chatham and
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CHILD's HURsE-wANTED A RESPECTABLE AND
~ tidy woman to take OF an interesting child two
ssnd address, with references to W. NJ Union square Post
Once
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REsPECTABLE GIRL WISHES SITUATION AS
n ohaalbermaid and plain cook; 10 good wasner aud
ironer and willing TO make herself generally efni She
Eleventh street.
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-
in the latest style in sent hours notice ~ from
So 20 TO s. each. Imported French corsets hEWhANSs
No. 765 broadway between Eighth and Ninth streets
Peter Roberts " Co. 355 broadway, have
lot Of Vaenciennes lace and dying
narrow widths at shilling and upwards. fresh
stock of Maltese and Guipure laces.
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Reese & Co., 2s9 Broadway, nre about
taking legal against the in tho employ
Of their falsely representing removal Of
the bona eide establishment owned and conducted by
the original and present occupants Professor Reese dc
ton } Holmes, treal)
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no JEwELLERS-wANTED. TWO MEN, ACCUS
toned TO die work. To good workmcn constant employ
Dent will be given Apply tot j. Harris, 26 Broadway
Ii
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A Spring! n New Born Thing, leaps from
old winters womb There many msyyels now. Would
Abraham wonder ks should hear tina. the fallen
hair is restored By Bakers geaess tonqueY Price
s3roa
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ah medallion centerpiece carpets at 20 per cent less th
Broadway prices English velvets do tapestry with
nifcent rugs and table to match all styles
por city trade and sold at tremendous bar
Buyers win call and examine them at HIRAM ANDE
SONS, SO Bowcry.
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NURSE AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WANTED
IN in private family by Protest ant girl good city
given Apply At is6 Third Thirty fifth
street. for two days.
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The Execution to take place This Day, II
clear. summer clothing, At DRUMGoLD PRoCHS,
No. 40 Fulton street. needs witnessing The rush has
menced and they daily turning out Of the most
beautiful goods manufactured.
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ITO THE OWNEIS AND AGENTS or THE STEAM.
Jugs In tho city Of New York.-At preliminary
ing held at Nc. 10 South street Wednesday evening
vas Asrsed upon By those present to hGd meeting At
Rogers Saloon No. Fulton street, Friday evening"
Eth inst at ~ ooleck for the purpose e increasing
price towing vessels In and about tho hsrbor Of New
q the and rapd increasing prices o fuel and
tendance Of all and agents especially
requested.
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with illegally, mahciousy and wilfully adourning the
canvass making it private contrary to law and the
second charged them with making false return.
The evidence he said would consist chiefly OF docunen
tary proofs and which, in his Judgment, would fully
su stain the ends of the indictment
Tho was not finished when the Court adjourned
Scr the day.
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A FIRST RATE CooK.-CAN GIVE FtvE YEARS
IA reference Can 10 at 272 Tenth street, for
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DIAM COOKING AND GENERAL HoUsEwoRK-
l. Situation wanted in private family; good city refer
ence given. Has no objection TO the country Apply at
No. FORSYTH street. No. L ton floor Tor two days
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Observation-Disclosures Wig and TOu-
pee factory has been removed to 163 Fulton street.
doors II Broadway west side whore he will happy
receive his former customers. An endless variety
celebrated wigs and toupces hand.
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WANTED-A SITUATION AS NURSE OR SEAM
w stress, to attend young ladies, by respectable
experience and utility competent TO take
infant it, BIRTH would DO found
ton rst class family in of sickness 70 be
until engaged at 20 Second avenue, building first
aoor between First and Second streets.
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ON DENANDE UNE CuISINIERE EFT UN BONNIE
~ Francaises S'addresser de midi deux No.
II Twenty third street between Fourth and Lexington
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FOR SALE At A .sAcRIFIcE-FIvE THREEsroRY
and taxtment brick houses and lots on avenue,
corner Of street. Brooklyn, ten minutes walk from the
ftet clip ferry Terms very LIBERAL Also, three houses
fovk. Apply " r. PECARE, le3 Hester street,
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NURSE AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WANTED
two days
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Defiance sa,amander snfes-Robert n,

PATRICK is the solo manufacturer the United States
the above celebrated safes and r. c. Gohns mpenetrab
defiance locks and bars tho best saes and locks
bined in the world Depot No 192 Pearl street, doc
below Maiden lane, formerly 90 John street.
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yHANTI D-A GOOD DRESsMAKEs, ONE WHO
W Perfectly understands her business and cut and
o. required; to such tie highest will be
given Al6o Dung ladies to learn the trade Apply Mt 10
Fast fghteenth street between Broadway and Fifth
rue tlis week
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yNTANTED--A SITUATION. BY A PROTESTANT
w gir chambcrmsid and to do plain sewing take
children Apply at 40 East Thirty second street. be
tween Madison and Fourth avenues
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WhSskers or Moustaches Forced to Grow In
six weeks by ongucnt, which will stain njure
the skim I've to 81 bottle, part
of the country r. c. GRAHAM Al Ann street Briggs 81
State street. Albany. u. d. Gilman Washington, d. G.
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yNANTED-A SITUATION AS WET NURSE. BY .
w respectable young woman where she can have he
child with her She is willing to assist at housewore
Wages object May BIO for two days At 1856 Yves
Twenty eighth street in the rca-.
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yNANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN. A FAM.
w ly's washing gentlcmens washing. Tho host Of
city reference be given Apply at No 90 Wost Fifteenth
street, frat Eoor
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NURSE AND SEAMSTREsS. OR LIGHT CHAMBER
IN work.-Situaton wanted in n small private family
Good city reference given Apply at 10 Laurens street fo
days.
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ylvANTFD-BY A YOUNG GIRL. SITUATION TO
w do screr, homework in small private family and
also good washer and ironer and plain cook Tho best Of
city reference given from her last employer with whom she
srrnt thu last tive Can he two days. In
Gnire ~ " illet direct in the the first floor
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Instant Relief from Rheumatisu.-Calver
Rheumatic Annihator will give instant relief from pain
cases Of neuralgia, crasp acute pain 81
hottie. j. CALVERT, ~ Ann street.
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RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AS
"A lnnndress or chambermaid would like to
and Best of city reference from her last
Please call ut 25 Fourth street. Brooklyn days