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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-28
SQle Of L0fl.

Nathan Rowley, Esq. will have a large
sale Of lots the 18th of A pril, as will be seen
by advertisement. These lots lie in Lumas-
CO City, and being very well situated, should
sell very readily. A plat of these lots, TWEEN.
ty-six in number, can be seen at the Recor.
der's Office. Either for building on or pur-
chasing for speculation, these lots present
many advantages. The terms are easy -
Squire Rowley will be happy to give any par
ticular
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EXPLOSION OF A LOCOMOTIVE
Three Nien Killed.


The locomotive on the outward freight
train Of the New Albany and Salem Railroad,
which LEFT the depot At q o'clock this morn
ing, exploded when a short distance the 9TH
er side Of Providence. by hisaccident three
persons lost their lives. us follows: John Nor
Jis, the engineer, who leaves n family; Thorn.
Radcliffe, the fireman (iormarly a stage and
omnibus driver), aud John Merrill, hand on
the tram. ------
We have gathered the following particu.
lars in relation to the cause of the explosion,
which are all that is known ntpresent. The
engineers are strictly forbidden by the mas
ter machinest and superintendent to carry
more then 100 pounds Of steam. But, il appears
that the steam guage for regulating the
amount of steam, which can be screwed to
any particular height, was screwed TO its ut.
most tension and then tied do,on to prevent the
least possible escape of steam. Why the eng.
neer did this he nor any one who was cogniz.
ant Of the facts, is alive to tell. Mr.. Morris,
the engineer, has been upon the road for sew
eral years, and was considered as one Of the
safest and best qualified men in the employ Of
the company. He was not in the least addicted
to spirituous liquors, and it is impossible to
say what causes induced bin TO put on the
extra steam.
The train was not extraordinarily heavy,
but as he was about to ascend the knob, which
requires time and patience he probably want
ed to get up in the shortest possible time.
The bodies of the killed men were brought
in on freight train about one o'clock. None
ed by the explosion.-N A. Ledger.
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DIR. GEOHEG ANS
EXTRACT OF HYDROPIPER.
hSf-fSAAs ceHortiA- AND ALL IMPURITIES
BLOOD.
Prepared bg one of the Eaeuffy

FOR DYSPEPSIA, scRoFcLA. AND ALL IMPURITIES TIKI
BLOOD.
Prepared By one Of the Faculty.
VVNHlS vegetable remedy which Is spreading TO al
parts eonntry sprepared by graduate OF one
high standing In his profession and us much opposed Il
empiricsm or quackery any can be, as Is showr
oy ,ne iac hat the Is published and uccompanie
each bottle Of the medicine. thus exone rating II from
the charge of being nostrum. iIl
IT is PRESCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS.
as wi be seen by reference to the Circular and by
Unlike Sarsaparilla, the Hyropper is quick in it. &C
ton the rst bottle often producing wonderful results
Louisville, who was relieved OF rs -, =
BLINDNESS IN ONE wEEKM
In short, wherever know il stands ut the head of ali
remedies for the following diseases:
Dyspepsia, Scrofua, White swelling, Negro Copsump
ton, Chronic rheumatism, Gout. Neuralgia Ulcers and
all Skin Diseases, all Renal Kidney Affections all
Female irregularities and Distractions, Mercurial Dis
eases, Secondary Syphilis, General Debility and all dis
orders arising from impure blood and bad Habit Of
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS
this remedy stands unriyalled II is slight stmulan
and powerful tonic and Alternative.
As a beautfer Of the complexion in the cure of inn
Piles and blothss in pro ducng clear and beautiful Ak
Is much more safe and sure remedy than all the cos
metics and lotions In existence. Try it, and YOU will
never regreit DO notiose confidence if hond see
at first to increase the general effect of the
medicine belngto drive all impurities 10 the surfee md
by that means out Of the sy stem.
hARDENsBURG, Ky, Oct. G. 1851.
Dr.. A. Z. Geohegan--Dear Sir: have ex.,.,,ad a.,
recipe for Compound Fluid Extract of for
the OF Scrofula in all its forms and Other
affections, viz; rheumatism, Female Weak ness. &c
having prescribed, and watched its effects In many
of the above Diseases and having away. ound IL ef,c-
tua most cheerfuily recommend IL to the afflicted as
the best Alternative and tonic have ever usedal,o
gether superior to Sarsaparilla any of its com.
pounds. N. II. WARPiEID ~ D.
OwESsBoRo', KY. March e5 1852
Dear Do:or-I received yours of the 22d inst ar ac-
dropiper. a--l " ''
In several cases In this community IL has relieve ed
Dyspepsia. In short, consider II y,i.ahs rran.r,
ton. have been using IT MYSELF and think ii benefits
my general health. Respectfully YOUR friend ~
n, .,,...,r JAMES COWAN, NJ. n.
PRicE 81 per bottle, or bottles for S. when aLe at
time. kAYMoNnS y sTTry "
Soio agent, NO. "A Fulton street, Louisville, KY,
To whom all orders should be addressed,
Agents In Evansville, AALLOCK & ST ODDARD.
frinceton, X. B. HALLOCK.
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OF Mrs. Hammer, OF Philadelphia, whose
unnatural cruelty to her child was discover
ed and published few weeks since, has been
tried, convicted. and sentenced to SIX months
imprisonment in the county prison. 1t was
proved on trial that she held hot smoothing
iron to the naked back of the child till the
skin was burnt oil, to "iron him out" as she
said. r.o' sa,
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HE ENGLISH QUARTER OF GRArN.-There
is some misapprehonsion existing, as to the
quantity of grain contained in an English
Quarter. 1t is eight bushels, but not eight
Winchester bushels, which is our measure.
The Quarter contains eight Imperial BUSH
els. The Winchester bushel, which was the
standard in England up to 1926, contains 2, :
1904 cubic inches, while the Imperial BUSH
ell which has been the standard since, con-
tains 2,2lS,l92 cubic inches. An English,
Quarter therefore, is equal to about ST of our
bushels. This is fact worth remembering
by any men in the grain market. - y
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The Cnartcr EIcctIon.

Our citizens should all recollect the prox-
unity ofthe ensuing charter election, and al.
SO rscolleet that the great and growing inter
este Of Evansville, render II the most impor.
tans election that hss ever been held since its
organization as city. During the last year
several highly important questions have been
submitted to our City Council, involving large
ly the progress and destinies OF Evansville.
They have been, though not without opposi-
ton from members of that body, deliberately
considered and wisely determined. A liber.
al and progressive policy has been establish
ed, and in the main pursued with the most
gratifying results, so far as it has been ma.
tured and it's effects demonstrated.
The great internal improvement enterpri.
zes, in which our city has engaged during the
past year, and in which large amounts of mo.
ney have been invested, will yet demand i'm
portant city legislation for their most benef-
cial and speedy contamination. We believe
that the city has judiciously entered into these
enterprises with both heart and purse, ana
the policy and measures sanctioned by the
present Council, contemplated the greatest
prosperity and rapid growth Of our city. The
question, the great absorbing question involv-
cd in the coming election is, shall this policy
be pursued! Not only that-but shall il be
permitted to expand and develope itself in
accordance with the spirit of the age, and the
increasing demands and thrift of Evansville,
In view Of this consideration, let not the
next election of members of the Council, be
regarded with that indifference and laxity OF
interest which has hitherto characterized our
Charter. elections That a member of the
Council is honest, well-meaning, intelligent,
and even influential, does not necessarily
qualify him FOR that position at this time
We want active business men-such as will
attend the meetings, and not be intimidated
by the chicken-hearted impulses of their ow
Breasts nor by the croakings Of Old Fogyism
without -.f - -.
An important question involving the in
terests Of our Common Schools, the medium
of general education to the great mass of the
youth Of our city, and the success of the new
system, will be presented for the SURFACES OF
the people at the coming election; basis OF
taxation for the support of our Common
Schools and the construction of suitable
school-houses, is to be determined according
to the provisions Of the late Revised Statutes
ofihe State. We trust that energetic and
true men will at once be announced in every
Ward Of the city, and due attention given to
secure. their election. The credit and pros.
peri,y and integrity Of Evansville demand it
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b SPRING Misses Cowden and
Barker have just received large and varied
assortment of Spring MILLINERY, comprising
the latest and most fashionable styles of Bon
nets, Ribbons, Flowers, Caps, Acad Dresses.
&C., &c. Wecan assure the ladies' they will
find in this assortment, just selected from the
large markets by one of the firm, many beau
tiiuI and novel styles of Bonnets, &c. There
is no use sending abroad for these articles,
when such an elegant assortment can be
found at home. An examination will prove
this. The Misses c. g. B. are also prepared
to cut dresses and teach the art, as taught BY
Dir. g. Mrs. Forbes in this city shurt time
siuce. ~ ''
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@In the case of John T. Myers VS.. VIM.
1. Shattuck, tried for the seduction of the
Pialntlff's daughter, in the Vigo Circuit Court
at Ierre Haute' last week, the jury brought
in verdict Of $1,000 damages for the lat
ter. vfe. a.
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CHEAT BARGAINN TO Re HAHN

rNHE undersigned will sell at public auction at Mes,rs
l. kroener IL Refs Brewery, OH Saturday, the 18th
day OF April sJ4 twenty valuable Lots Block No.
~ amasco City, 10 OF which front 25 feet Fulton
Avenue. extending back leo feet 10 an alley: four ON
Tenth street feet inches by 10 on Ninett
street 81 feet inches by l9 feet aud lots ntng
i25 feet. tr, s.. $50 : : . ~
TERMS OF SALE.--One.four:h cash; the balance in
one 1--WE ana three years, with Interest secured
gage or good personal security. ...r.-.,,t !.
plot OF said Lots can be ut the Recorders Office
or at The Office Of the subscriber, Fourth street. ne
door below Main. (nih2s tidy NATHAN ROWLEY.-
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~ An attempt was made on Thursday
morning, before daylight, to fire the mailboat
Telegraph No. 8 at the Cincinnati wharf,
and it would have been successful but for its
timely discovery by the Waterman of the
boat. The Telegraph had $500 900 in spe-
Gle on board, and it is inferred that the in
cendary devised this plan to get some of tn e
money. ..b -tEh ..
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RESOLUTIONS BY THE PEOPLE.

RESOLVED UNANIMOUSLY, That for the last two YEAR,
we have been In the constant habit of using the Mus
tang Linmrnt for itheumuti and for all Sores rus
Sprains aud Burns, and II has failed 10 give
immediate reliet. 'l. .l.tl tef ghr'Ie'' :
RESOLVED, That have also used the Mustang Ljui.
ment for the Piles, Er, sipeas Salt Rheum aud Chaup,d
Hands, and that IL has always eurcI. M [
RESOLVED, THE LADIES, hat we have used the Mus
tang Imminent for sore Nipples, Sore Breasts Chafs
and Sores on Children and for Moth Frcckes ON the
taco and neck; and IL has always proved efrctual-eay
ing the skin smooth, soft and whiic ' li o. s.
REsoLv.o, nv ALI AGEsASS SExEs. That we shall ever
continue the Oft tho Mustang Lniment because We
have tried and proved it's efficacy. g.. '.s frH 81
ii \ soc adv ertiscment In another column,
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10 UNCLE TOMS CABIN TROUPE, hav-
ing been prevailed upon to remain in Madi-
SON two nights beyond their original engage
ment, will not be here before Thursday night
when they will positively perform at the Apol.
10 Hall. Ue ann,
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DIED,

OMonday morning, the 9th inst. Mrs MANY BsfinEs
wife Of Mr. Sanders Bridges, and daughter Of J. o. Dur
bin Of Consumption. aged ~ years. "a
Her funeral will take place this afternoon mt O'Clock
from the Kentucky House. The friends Of the family
respectfully Invited 10 attend without farhcs notice
On Saturday, the coin day Of march. 1851, Mrs. NARY
Il. CAMP wife " John lamp at her fathers residence
In Warnck county, Ind, only daughter OF H. IL Cris
well.
(warnck Democrat aud Princeton Cl0 don copy
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&C. Mayor Hopkins returned from bust

&C. Mayor Hopkins returned from bust
ness visit to the eastern cite. on Sunday
morning. He gives fattering account OF
the prospects of the Straight Line Railroad,
as regarded by railroad men and capitalists OF
the East. Evansville is looked upon by the
enterprising men Of New York and New En-
gland as the Young Lion of the West
He brought out large stock of Spring
and Summer goods, which will be open and
ready for examination this week.
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CO.raRTNERSHIP NOTICE.

rTNHE underigDed look 10 partnership with them IN
Il the Dry Goods and Grocer, business In Lamasce
City, the let of March. Mr.. q. Feldmanr. and the
will hereafter he conducted under the firm Of
BOHNE, HABiNG d. co. We return our thaDk TO old
customers for thsr liberal patronage. and hope to BE-
enabled u offer Inducements tcr an increase Of
their patronage. tmhI1-lv-1 BOHSE6 HAblEG.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW SPKENG MlLLENEWY..
MISSES COWDEN IL BARKER take this method OF
WI informing tho Ladies Of Evansville aud vicinity
that they haveJus retained with large and ,ca util
assortment OF Bonnets. Ribbons, Flowers. Caps Head
Dresses, DC, OF the latest and most unique STYLES
prices that cannot fail to please They also
To Cut Dresses and Teach dress Cutting In that
admired and highly approved style late, taught with 50
much successby NJ aud Mrs. Forbes. from whom they
received the following ST.. 80 -
ID = =. q NJ 4
This Is TO certify that Misses CowpRN e. BARKER have
taken lessons OF us in our improved system OF Ores,
Cutting and are fully competent first class Teachers
To impart the science to others in q hou il,struc
ton. (mh2s.d&wf hsOl NIX. d MRS. FORBES.
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PROP. LaNG,s DANCING CLASS.

For young Misses and Masters has commen need, and Is
already tretty well attended. Hours OF practice, We'd
nesday and Saturday evenings att o'clock precisely
Mr. Lang admits the old scholars, DESTROYS OF
for half price this quarter, which proposition been
cePted by many There rs room for Sett more, which
number can be accommodated, at most [mE2slt
III DIR. HOLSTEADS PILLS WILL CURE DYS
pepsa, Indigestion, Bousness and every disease Of
he stomach. ifl W. '' .t :.
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ELECTION TICKETS.

CANDIDATES will please hand In their names for public
announcement By thursday morning. We shall on that
morning, not before, print the tickets TO be voted at
the two Engine Houses. All the names Of Candidates
then on hand will inserted, and blanks left tickets
for The writing OF Tickets may be obtain.
cd a. the Journal Office In any quantity Thursday
ing. u er-
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MYSTERIOUS DIS aPPEARAN
'nF George II. Holt, who left homo Satu rday, jar
" nary eoth on the Strader for Louisville. with the In
tenon oil being gone three days. since which time there
has been nothing heard Of him. He about vears
OF age round features, black hair and wlkers had on
black cloth rock and oycrcoats black Cashmere pants
dark vest and black nat with small gold ring on right
hand, and about 8 900 In money with him. His name
marked on his coat and pants. Any information which
Will lead to his whereabouts, whether dead or living
viii confer great favor his aiised family. and be
literally rewarded. Address ISAAC BRUCE
mh23.3t No. 70 Walnut street Cincinnati
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SPRING STYLE OFHATS.

MIR. MARCONNlEK, OF the firm of Vautcr & Mar
Itl CONNER, is IN the East, making Spring pur-
chases for the manufacture Of their style Of Has.
Their materials will be received this week, and orders
will be promptly filed. They will guarantee coed
Hat as be bought in OF the Eastern cities.
mh20 ltt -
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,.as- PROCLAMATION. 81 $3.50
APRIL. El.ECTErN. A. ID. 1854.

M OLASSES.-2l3 bbls and IA hebbls in good or
W i6er. on consignmestspd for sale tyna
mn $40 GEO. FOSTER & co.
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WATER WHEELS,

.DUCKwHEAT Flour. Rye Flour. Unboltcd Fionr
ID best brands Family Flour in sacks or bbls can b.
had at (mhD - HAMlLToN'S Grocery.
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ELECTTON NOTuCF

MACKEREL.--75 packages ass'd plumbers, In
WI whole and nalf bbls and kits just reed and for
sale by s.. K. GILBERT & Co.,.
mh20 Syc. near Water.
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DUKD GROUND PEPPER.--50 dog cans Of pur,
il Ground Peppr, put up expressly my own trade
reiurnatle il not approved, Just reed at g
: mills NA COOKS Family Grocery.
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STEKINE CANDLES.-40 boxes. for sale by
10 the single box AT Cincinnati wholesale factory prices
by imhI6) S. r. GILBERT e co. syc. near Water
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

WEare opepng good assortment Of Mems Calf.
w Grained, Goat and Kip Boots Mems Kip, Grain
ed, nalf, goat and ennmellsd Brogsns womens splis
side stitched grained. cali and csanieed Bootees d.
enameiled grained Kid. calf and Buskins de.
Split calf goat, Kid and morocco slippers. Mems grain
ed do; Boys aud Cbdren's Shoes Al 81 which wore
purchased OF the manufacturers and their nts aud
which now for sale the high price
ofsock VIII permit for such class Of work, having
poor goods In our house. Call and examine at
nh2i MORGAN. KEEN a PRESTON.
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CWEET CIDEK.--Io bbls Sweet Cider, made
- March i0th 1854 for sale by the Dbl at retail
reed at tmhIJ u Is COOKS Family Grocery.
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BUCKETS, WASHB0ARDS, CLOTHES PINS
ID AND WHITE CHuRNs.--Rec'd per steamer Matte
Waync-eB gr tlue and red Buckets .arr n n
10 gr fancy do; ..f H.ti %
-..rs- 5gr OFFICES s. Washboardsi
-.l,. 10 boxes Clothes Pins: 80
3gr White Churns; fer sale IT
mh?I r. = 81 a..-.r.,. II - I. n D. HElNAHy
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Nv have lust received large assortment ola. Nor
w ton o Co.'S celebrated Premium Gold Pens. In
silver extension and desk holders. These Pens
superior article, and waranied 70 give Subtraction
For sale low by BTTROlFF e. SONS,
mh2l Main street between First and Second.
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HOPS.-Just reed Is bales Of Eastern Hops. s,d
Il for sale low by tsfru Dr.. '..rI.--
mhel KELLER, FARNsLEY & CO.. Druggists.
JUST received bbls Alcohol, and for sale by
~ mh2i KELLER, FARNSLEY& CO., Druggists.
lust received
- l0kegs Sup. Carb. Soda;
10 bbs Spanish Whiting: rr-~..r,-r
S bbis Copperas for sale by
+. mh.I. KELLER, FARNsLEY d CO., Druggisss.
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HONIE;sY AND GLOVES.

HANDkERCHIEFS Il CRAvATs.
nUks tock Is now complete In SILK Pocket HsbAker
" chiefs. cotton and Gil dyed do; plain black and
rich plaid silk cravats Ginghan nd silk and linen do.
and Ladies' aud Gents plain and embroidered lsea
cambria Handkerchiefs. from the Importers sale
low as tbs lowest.
mseI MORGAN. KEEN & PRESTON.
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GINGHAMS, LAWNS g. CALICOES.-A
" very large stock Of the newest styles Of Gnghams
Lawns, Printed Lawns, Calicoes and BraDies, which
will be sold very low at HUGHES,
!, mh23 r. Cheap Dry Goods Store.
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WANrfD-BY A REsPF CTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A
w ntua'ion as nurse; is capable Of taking entire
shsFseef baby from ITS birth Has good city refer
.vepth street, between seventh and Eighth avenues.
hind hsor room No. g. None bat private famslss need
aF1fy Can be seen for two days not engaged.
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"ANTED-BY RESPECT BILE YOUNG GIRL A
w frna,on as brat rate cook, wfsher and ircpsr
Ne objection TO 60 in the country Please cali q. AIS
Second avenue, sesond Hsor. The hest of city refer
sAeo given
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"ANTED-BY A PROTESTANT WOMAN, A sIIUA.
w ton as cook In a respectable private family;
cooking all its branches an would assist
- the plain part Of the washing If required Good
fserssce can be given. Inquire ~ 135 Third avenue
= vsen Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets third aoor
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:" ANTEp-BY RESPE IRA BILE Girl, SITUATION
w as chs mbermaid and waiter. to assist in -ah.
6g and reniog Can give the best Of city reference
A. ply for two Gays at 332 Twelfth street. first foor
bsek room.
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"ANTED-A SITUATION, BY A PRESBYrERu An
w young woman, In private family IL q god cook
md baker would assist in the. Washing and ironing
osod city reference given. Can be for two days
lib wess Twenty sixth rsst h:veen Seventh and
18Atb avenues.
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:" ANTD-a SITUATION, BY REsPECTABIE
w Protestant woman, as ok and 10 ASSET in the
washing and ironing; IN excellent baaer. Good city
EeiS epee given required Can be for two day
~ sands street, BroosiSn.
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UJANTEr-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WON N,
w afi'rasion as chambormaid and to assist in wash
6g and ironing or TO do plsia cooking in small family
nsAr Eighth avenue.
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HVANIED-A SITUATION, by RESPECTABLE
w young gil, to 10 general house~orz in o small
ufy. or to DO chambcrH tai care OF oa rem
- gcsd city reference Lives tcar years IN her last sta
Aisn Car be for two days Please CAL az ~ We,t
ksvsatsenth street, near sixth avenue
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IVAN En-SY A RE'PEcTABI.E YOUNG WOMAN A
w stnstion to do the cock,og, washing, ard r ming
No lection to do hou ework in small family Apply
q SO, Fourth avenue corner Twenty sixth street or
tive Gays
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WANrED-BY RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A STU
- shid from its BIRTH She is good sesmsress aod
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