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PROSPECTUS OF THE
SOUTHERN ECLECTIC.

J. ~ FIFTEEN AND JAMES ". saYrtE, KDrrnps.
THIS work, the first number of which was ~.
aued IN March, 1853, Is composed mainly of Sclcc.
tons from the Periodical Literature of Great Brit.
ain. France, Germany, aud the United States
chiefly, however, from that OF Great Britain. In al.
ditioi to American Journals, wo have ordered and
are constantly receiving by mail, tho following Ei.
ropean publications;
The Edinburg Review, North British Review.
Westminster Review, London Quarterly Review.
Eclectic Review, Retrospective Review, Chamber
Edinburgh Journal. Eliza Cookies journal, House.
held Words, United Service Journal. Colburn's New
Monthly. Dublin University Magazine, rtackwood's
Edinburgh Magazine, Ainsworth's Magazine, F.a.
scr's Magazine, Hoods Magazine, Shafps Magazine.
Taits Magazine, Geatlennns Magazine, Black.
woods Iadys Magazine, The Repository of Arr.
and Inventions, %iicaty's Miscellany, Revue dies
dcux Moadcs. Hogs Instructor. Annals OF Na,u.
raj history, Wctef lei,ung, Loedon ldbsrly Ga.
setta Tbs Spectator, Critic, The Auh~,ewa, Tho
ssaadner, Tiwes. Panch, &c.
These raro and cosuy publications., omloAyine
she laiesS and chooses, productions Cf the hoss VII.
tiers Il ,hG asc, all be carefully cxamlsel aad
their NEST attractive asi valuable Ars,cles repso.
deccd Ia the columns % the Eslsctic Thus. to- a
s'ete tracston OF the epS, at any oac 81 shsaa. our
Speaesa wlE ohtsia ihe A4ect pOrtnua az the waokA
Extracts from ,e Fseaeh and ues.aaa viii he
tssasastess expressly Coz oas work.
Tie NsxAalfa 80 n0s offef 20 the puilsn IA tho
snly learaAi 81 the class pahEsAra n ,Ac S.,alh
q = Tie asss Atteaapa 81 i~essosiaes 30 sas Escai h.siy
Fl Seashnra rssieEs and 70 adapt "a ihclF uahts
nd ~iaseressa. ihs eufreEi ssessiase q Earope.-
~ sash, y j. ScsEnes 10 sapFiy . waas kSsr Eea
Ard eekosxiedgei
os sseetosas wtd cesss, q each ~sFtisses "A
Tsss~eee FcEsssnsat Nalss Aaa tssaspai Ins.gssA
We sa ooiy sti. sfas ~hilo 80 ase ~eesiax he
tessTeS apsn sfch tsgsas ~ 81 piece il assAtn
Ne rs~A 81 Az ~ etFezsss Aes i-~ce. " ~sa he
spA'sa 90 saE rAFA - sssss "a "a eVvs3 sregess
tzeysshsf - ste csiovkls9 reader.
Tao Es3esee 4 rui@sAd ~ Aag1<ss, Ga, sac
sTss Msssgs aassSsA essh nssa1<s cssssstaias essh.
y esfs eEs@so Psses u Ass14s cs,Aasssx rrtates
90 eza Fsse~ eas Hss uFs-sasksaS tso tessass
snd 80 pAg~s " iAe tesf.
IEHMS fsR ovE YEAg
on~ Cnpf, s2s &s CwecS elks ~ s8sssce.
lss~<~i NsshSeSbssss va ~ rssAe vsto n~sk
ss9rss s&d rss$stsea sceess ~ ssssassaz ss< rr
sais,ksa a se ~cst, fke rcAorssc rsa ssssvs 10
obs5ssa Sre.ssis ~ s&tpes&ae.
J. " rTreN. Aus~xss "a,
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER rS FINE
WATCHES, HWELRY& FANCY GOODS,
N OST respectfully announces TO the citizens of
lVA Indianola, and his friends generally, that he
has taken the store under the Masonic Hall, where
every thing in his limo will be found, rs cheap as in
any southern market. Not a single article viii be
sold without q full guarantee which will enable the
purchaser to buy with confidence.
His assortment is complete, and he hopes to be
encouraged sufficient to justify him in keeping u full
supply to all seasons.
A WORD TO TIE TRADE.
He has and will keep q general assortment Of
Watchmakerts tools and materials, all of the best
quality. Time pieces of all kinds repaired and war
ranted for twelve mouths, or no charge made.
ENGRAVING done neatly.
Indianola, Jan. 8, 1s53-ly
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PROSPECTUS OF
THE GONZALES INQUIRER.

Believing the time has arrived i'm the town
OF Gonzales, surrounded rs It is by the wealthy
farmers in Gonzales county, for the establish.
mcnt of a weekly journal at tho countryside
through, or near which, the San Antonio and
Gulf Railroad will pass, and in q section Or
country unsurpassed for beauty Of sccncry,
fertility of soil and salubrity Of climate in the
State Of Tcxas-it is proposed TO establish at
tho above named place, a newspaper, to be
known by the name Of the "GoNzALEs Isour-
RER," devoted TO Agriculture, Literature, the
Mechanic Arts, Commercial Interests, and the
News of the day.
The Inquirer will be independent in politics,
but firm and decided in the advocacy of the
great principles of our republican government,
so ably calculated in the administrations of
Washington and Jefferson; and will especially
maintain that sound and enlightened national
policy of sustaining our Southern institutions,
which the people of Texas, in conjunction with
her sister States of the South, have ever held
sacred, as guaranteed to them by the constitu-
ton of the United States. And while VIC claim
to have had some experience as editor and
publisher of n public Journal, we shall, at the
same time, bring to its aid the poetic and lite.
airy talent of able writer's, with whose ability
as correspondents we are well advised; and ut
the same time trust that the Inquirer will be
so judiciously conducted AZ to encourage and
bring to its support contributors fsom the En-
pire State of tho South on education, agricul.
turc and internal improvements.
While, then, we unfurl our banner in ono of
the most thriving and delightful villages in the
State, and assiduously devote our energies and
time to make the Inquirer what the develop
ments of the country demand, and its appear
ance equal to any journal in the South, we shall
expect proportionate encouragement from the
people Of Texas, than whom no citizens in the
Union manifest q livelier interest in whatever
pertains to the maintenance Of morality, tho
cause of education and the perpctuity ofrcpub-
lican institutions.
TERMS. f
The Inquirer will be published weekly, on
an imperial sheet Of fine paper, neatly exccu.
ted, for 80 90, if paid in advance; So so, il
not paid within six months; or 81 90, at the
expiration Of tho year.
All communication for the Inquirer must be
addressed to the Editor, free of postage.
s. w. SMITH,
ID. s. III. DARST.
Gonzales, Texas, January, 1853.
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Grahar,,' Magazine,
E1dbhsNed an 1876, dni triUmphantly sueetss6I
and unirersdHy popddr Mrou,ho,a he
Union |; stored nth the best lit.
eydture and kYeoam

and universally poplar Nrougho,a he
Union stored ,cth the best lit.
erdtsre and Elegant
Engrasinys.
VOLUME Fol- 1853.
II great success of tho iet volume Of "GR,.
HANS MAGAZINE" owing To tsc large increase Of
sterling reading matter, omboldens the publisher to
attempt more energetic efforts Tor the new yenr
We shall still so conduct the Magazine as To meet
the wants and wishes of a very large body of the
people, who now begin Ia look To periodical works
for the correct aud various information, wiaoos war
previously sought for in heavy volumes aud out Of
the way libraries.
Wo believe wo tan SO conduct this Magazine, that
while II will meet the wishes of tho lovers os agree.
able literature. II shall s,ll impari, In scientific arsi-
cies, and articles OF general utility, information that
will DO valuable and desirable Go many. IN purst,,
auec OF this purpose. we shall place under tho eyes
OF our readers not alone articles of high merit, writ.
ten to order by our well known corps of contrihu.
tors, hat shsil draw upon the first literature &c tho
DID Wofld--N success aud increased circulation
may enable US atil further TO iaersfa tie au,aher IF
pages ~ GraAsR,-so that We shall present the very
best ARTICLES that arc published abrpsd, az wcll as
snose that are written expressly Cor va AZ home,
We trust that this effort To- extend the usefulness W
the Magazine. viii bc ms. by that continuance ~
favor fom our READERS which has checrcd us IA el.
itor of The work for mote than thirteen Years, and
TIA, che Magazine whosc foundation wastaid Ia 1895
mar, in lsaS, te sa'oag the alde~L ~ Il IL the oldest
Magazine ia A,aeicA.
Tbs New seiame ol GfAhata eosnnacsseA fegaias :
~ wish the January numhss, aud We take this
eAsioa 10 solicit frUm single snisesilSxs aad so
~ho-e subscriptions oxplsv, = essiiaas8oo -
encouraging eosspAay Tor AnoihsF year.
No PUTTING AND HrMnC6.
The character ct "Gasasvs N.aAstus- i ~
wen ezsab4ssAesA, assoex t~adesS II 81 ciAsass a.,
render reSsssvy The es,ssssxpsi srislsaaass6 y
sAieA has hecssose The caaasnca s4sct Va trade ~
eycsy eAsecase ard Frckia@ ssiSSat4rse, a. weH ~ 81
wozss rheee rsevss sas~sba sssttce ,kFT gssh5sscrs
IN sh>aNkSn she sgly 4aA sAoknins grsrtseN
GRAHAM MIST STAND nR fAILs an fsN
OWN sEhtfA
Tee nTis3sas ~ ia R<s8xEs ahs IKE rVe - Ne
Ca.Rea StAiss are eea6asrsf ss&sd nfxs. "a ~ ~
Hscsv Sslxs anS e~fteses~y ,esn sny ea yesf~A As4
- tAees 30 ksss Ne wssk er JED cssissssAsa "a
is eassh.
TtsuA~-s1 90 Sws safsasa
New SsAssss~ss saeesa - Ess~sr5ol - ~ a
rc~ahAs ~ ~ hrr q aN~Ssaes. wN~@ssn
eppses fssNseANa
fes~~ssss Sad Bases ~ svusssaesy ssesu4 {
~ ~ 80 80 A&csae.
gtVns ee~i sak aqeeesssSy hs srasa hs@ $50
tses--has San asA eseksss s~Aacstseas sheSd4 90,
esssrssy sseA aeAess a. sHa ~ FeessA - sAe ssgsz
ssa usse ~ s@sssk4Nees. ~ - S&e fxEstksNa 4sa
Ssae ~ ehksA sAs ~esA aAa@ss ~ sss
sAkr. usattiF y cgsMAa
ga fsssswssssst rssssssas
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TERMS.
MECHANICS, INVENTORS AMI
MANUFACTURERS.
I'm SpIemdid PriZcs

NOLUME TX Of the ScIySrIrIc AMERICAS COD
mences on the 18th OF September. 1t
chiefly devoted to the advancement of the intcrcA
OF Mechanics, Inventors, Manufacturers, and FS
mcrs, by the diffusion OF useful knowledge up&
these important. branches. II IL edited by mel
practically skilled In the arts and sciences, and z,
widely regarded as a sound and able iOnrrin,.4
Nearly all tho Vdtnobie Patents which issue week.
" from the PATENT OFFICE are Illustrated ,cih Er-
CRAVINGS, and the Claims OF all tho Patents arc
published In its columns; thus making the paper 4
perfect Scientific and Mechanical Encyclopaedia fur
future as well az present reference. The .Srins-
fWo dnertcdn Ii very extensively circulatcd@its
circulation In the last volume exceeding IL, O0n
copies per week. II IL in fern for binding; each
volume contains Several Hundred Eurdpings and
over -Four hundred Pages of Reading Matter, With
an Index. The practical receipts alone ARE worth
to any family much more than the subscription
price.
The publishers offer the following valuable pri-
zes FOR tho largest list of subscribers sent In byihrst
January next:--onc hundred dollars will be given
Tor the largest list seventy-iyc dollars for The
second fifty dollars Tor the tl,ird ~forty.fvc dollars
for the fourth forty dollars for the fifth thirty
i've for the sixth; thirty dollars for tho seventh
twenty-five dollars for the eighth twenty dolla.
for aho ninth; bheen dollars for tenth; tent
lars Tor the eleventh; and five dollars for \
twelfth. The cash will be paid /. the orlesr at +
successful competitor, immcdi&SS s..,Sa. r,,a 49,!
first, 1855. .Syns 1t
TERMS : copy OF" year, two dollars. ON i
copy six moniis,. one dollar; five corics sir uonu n
iouf dollars Ten copies . months, hfecn doilara, 4
hiteen copies tsclve mouths, twenty-five; twcntt '
copies Twelve moths, twenty eight in advance.
tions. F
Letters should bedircc,cd, postpaid. TO Muss
Il Co., 1873 Fulton.sheet n. Y
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BEN ET'S FERRY,
CUERO, DE witt Co.

NE and one-half miles west of the Victoria
" and Gonzales road at Cucro. The distance
from said Ferry to San Antonio, 80 miles; 70 Con
zales, on the west side Of the river, 23 miles. To
the ncighborhood of Cnpota Hills, the distance is
much shortened by travelling up the west side Of
the Guadalupe river, instead Of the route by Con-
zaics. The river can be crossed at said ferry au-
ring the highest floods, with comparative ease.
October 8. 1867 N. s. BENNETT.
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EXCHANGE.

GUICHAIiD would respectfully announce to
- . the citizens Of Gonzales county, that he has
opened his New House on st. James street, known
of Liquors, both Foreign and American, will be
found. Attentive bar-keepers will be in constant
attendance, and nothing shall bc spared to satisfy
all who may favor him with a call. Having been
at great expense in fitting up this establishment,
inferior to none in this country, would most re-
spcctfully solicit cash customers.
Gonzales, Dec. IN, ls53--tf
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UAkFLTcN tc4sE a~SnssaAf. Nav Yass.
A8 c%ssft - ssss s1ssts Mes VAN TfEET.
tersessss ~ IS harSssf sreeS hss s124s sAs as.ase
aHks AaFs~ taa 3seri = " sAA GAA csesaa Wa.
~, attaN sSd fNfat1ss fArearNeSs. Ffe.
s@a sf&eaE Sss g@A ~ 2aa - ssu.ssse,
AeeaR - &s ray. u essas ~ e~c4s~s ~ q No
~ $50 tSS esSst q ahesuEex kssss TAstxa
Ns So, 81 - r~ SEA. o. 81 Isl,
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DIR. JOHN /. COCHRAN.

HAVING bsaSoa a 1e teSacsrs & NJ rhss
Nsstaos ~ feeeA Otees ,Afye asescs FRA CAS
1890 uEsr ~ p<N~& HTvscvs % ae sss
sesik nas .n
osaNAs ~s socA n. lszssm'
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NEW GOODS.
n1EgY'S SOUTHERN pgr0l
AND GENERAL AGENCY,

~ 81 1ksrtss sTws Ma uVkesa
SUBSCRIPTIONS r~~ase4 see l1sselfs isvsax
~ AEe. Asaegsza wh& kssiss. ks{cksss~xAas.
Weseee@ 1eeraA1 ttsFrxs ssashls. fsasse RssaN
pep<szsss Aas~e, SpkrA - &e TtussA un4 ssSry
s@Ass FsF<g s@a sssgssee F9t&eAea h Ne uaalss
stAsx- ~ Eersx@ pssess Sc R@aaA fxspg. So.
tssssxy, IRA Ssess ksxA 1sssea Heeaa 1sA al
eshes ssesss siteaAe1 ~ fse~pty. Aavexs@4esensa
essxtoS y ~ Ne Fss@Ssd gspsss " I've ussseA
SssssA asa Arcsss,s eeaecaeA
sss,-iy Z ". wusr.
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Carriages Repaired.


T7fw 1p&c~r sea9 iasssNAss ~ sAs .nsa{,
lNEes MG@Ny&Ns asg pa~p4adae es4Hssy. EAst lkss
49, F~essaa3 - FAM INK ANs RkfAiR sA
kia4. 81 EAsGtAGES i Es s3~a ~~es2nalAs
$50 ~ gAsaS 49, wsa SteSN oqs4ssss ss
f6ssr $aH u Haasf, u a csArx IS sgesss
fstf So S@ks EA4sEf 4 AtSET
U@sss~ %tas "a, lsaseis
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JAMIE u nArcmEIr

Fph WANTS. i. HAIIHEIT.
HANlNt. lesse9 fetst~r ~
ptseHg tessen - tse&a8 $50. -.
~Sec@ ~ Ives $40 Fsrcr ossf
- SN r9u& ww 81 asss sfs
49, ~ ~ sssss3aEy @
-ftt hNEsk ~ vsney eossAs ~
- F@i q afu sNesa sevUsw
Jse H. 1855
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Notice.

Notice.
AN1EL 4. RIDER wishes to give notice to
the citizens of the county of Gonzales. State
of Texas, and to "all the world besides" that he
will cross at his Ferry all citizens Of said county
tre,, and all other persons at half price for the year
A. d. 1864.
He also returns thanks to said community for
tho liberal patronage heretofore given him at said
Ferry and his Mill, situated two hundred yards
above tho Ferry, and contracts to grind for customs
ers as heretofore, and to keep OH hand for sale, n
good article of Corn Neal
Gonzales, january 81, lS64-s4y
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Livery Stable,
a. wIssR,
q Il n = M | II .

NAotLn respectfully inform the eisiscns II
w Gonzales and ssUcaing COUNTIES, tha, he
u now prepared To- CNeeats in = meas aud workman.
hike manner, AL w0gk ht bis tine q business
Gums resiocked and torcd 10 sheet ehasr and
s'Fo1Es riu, rsstss altered 81 regsssscn un the uaast
improves principle rssrat tscschss and Safsy
t'sSfSs h'tsi to guas ~ ans uaskc, kters d~orsp-
top - tSsbs elsI listols Rsdc and repaired ga the
s~ltriss4 notice shop Immediately n the rear 81
iiy assas jexc}rF S,uu
H~ruS4ias. upte4Sf ~. lSaa-sf
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DIR J.. a. KINABREW,
G0AEdEESs Tk.laS

olF{iS b. professional sssstces 10 sks eSassas
- iAf tevp 49, seyfVtasdiag roaaug.
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THE ONLY LADY'S BOOK in a
SO pronounced By the entire Pred
United Sates!
GodeyS Lady's Book f0rI
cath YEAR
ONE PAGi
Of reoding each month, By the 6taf Ameril
A NEW AND THRILLTNG &
Certainly the most intensely interested
written, entitled
THE TRIALS OF A NEEDLE
BY T. 5. ARTHUR;
will be commenced In the Januaryt
THE ONLY COLORED FAST
Upon which any reliance can be plad
direct from PARIS, aud adapted to the :
erican Ladies' by nj own Fashion
full directions.
DRxss MAkiNa.-Our monthly
Dress Making, with plans to cut by.
latest fashions are gwen. The did
plain, that every lady can DO her Of
ENBRoIDKRr.-An infinite variety
DRESS PArrgRss.-Infants and CHI
with descriptions how to make thct.
CROCHET and NETTING work. Net
CLoAxs, MAsrxLxrs, TALAAs, Cd
sErrEs and UHDERsLEEyEs-with II
Every lev pattern Of any portion ~
appears first In the Lady's Book, ass
signments from PARIS every two wSi
The NuRsrRY.--This subject il TIL
quently. NJ
GODEY'S INVALUABLE REG
ON EVERY SUBJEQ,
Indispensable to every family, worthH
whole cost Of the Book.
MUsIc.--Three dollars worth Is Civ
DRAwisd.--This art can DO taugh
by q series of drawings in every nuih
MoDEL CorrAoG.-Cottagc plans ID
niture will be continued as usual.
SPLENDID STEEL LiaE AND M~EzzorINr Il
in every number. They are always to b
Cooley.
Godcy's Iady's Book contains precise
which you would have to take at least
magazines to get the same amount of IL
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DIR. w. IL. McCOMBS.
DIR. G. $. COLEMAN.

nffEftS his prsEsssteuai services t. she citlfens
~ IouSsivs and vicinity.
Wa be toaua At has s~estiense on rstIc Sgaagc
Jeic IS. iShs-ly
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p ARTHOLOMEW'S PINK EXPECTORANT,
Ab for the cure of Coughs, Cold, Consumption,
&c. a fresh lot of tho genuine just received by
10y HUNT & PoNT0N.
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TINS REV. DAVID McItLI, FRoM LOkDOS WILL
i deliver lecture la The Reformed Dut;h
ri prth tth Of Nh ket and Heur' streets
Jog TX o'clock. Sut joc hin'sh Dogma Of tho Con-
tee ion
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THE BALL CoMM,rfEc OF tue TWELFTH RE
i .inont viii meet a. hesdqusrtera. Mercer
HUE. 'vry Tuesday ana y 1T o'clock. until
the tall takes pace BY oider J. u SrEARNS, seo'y
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pOhRD1h THREE or fCrk YOUNG GENTLE
- men osn be ac7o annotated with well furnished rooms
OF ons 10 rm- vita full parrish board,
az No lis Fourth street. OF aud baths ie
the h " 49, -"
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WhNTFp-wFil Bo>ab TITO FURNISHED ROOMS,
w adjobipF, he - h'n f.r In vali- l,iy sni
servant haveN ull a-t OF hands chamber
inrnnrt win psebrd h'e;hr fortEtle
tle'te adG rts- hrs. N. fyErs Post Oties STAYING
location rC1rnmnda tions ElG Nm in
advance II required L3eatton "a OF lweetistk treot.
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Ru.hD IN BROOK. Y AN Esq ISH L.DY.uaV
itr pened new house, three locke tlant
"aii re ferries !hou ewiy ar1i0hci hltns 10
cfeiFous OF obtsutos " g'ute rersoG Tao choice
Iii ks 80 -
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RE WARDS.

ON REWARD Lost. On TUESDAY EVENING,
DIV th I'D Instant, posed tina usdae
asble 'oos The shavs ard will b, paid for it's
tor natin hat will sd To Tvs by
plying At Nc. Leroy Place Blreoxcr street.
d. = REwARD-LosT ON SATURD LAST. A SBAL
spO rrg mrka " Moth E. J,r 1853" on the inside.
hoev Will the 10 rs Sixth shall
a.iye o hsv We r srd
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A kFsPECrABLE YOr No WOMAN WANTS A STU
IA ptcn 10 lriSa tamv cook. washer and ror &c,
do rwork is Iii. - take CHI Of
psrtt good bakoe satisfactory Ieiesolos xivea
Qutve 1T 40 iiv 1t CT
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A 1GhPE1En bR .SsM,KEk WISHES TO WORK
"A cut b todsy; the can give evory Sisf ct In cut
ting spd fitting ladies' dresses. Ileaso al st S7 Eighth
avenue.
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4 ETT-sLhvEkY LfCIt q

be delivered at the brnndp
Ets Ja-. 10 SOL ~ "'cock BY Joy JAY Esq Subjec
"tl First a D, ti0n SCOTT of New iok founded hy tn
Framers Of the Fedora o. Hn ion aud supported BY tn
Pillars of the Church " sym 25 cents
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WAHTFD-HY 4 FAMILY OF r iREE, BOARD IN A
" private family Two .1ud sik d roor s. unfurnished
d'tird, " VI ace mnndai fvr ocation BIO
TIVE, n hi d n 5 xh address L. n, Broadway
Pot Ofbcc -
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IN Lady, u"Ie .Chsu,l rs Brnadwsy Wed ses ay eve
n q January J. ur glo a"' tlta Shakespeare road
and d. lima Praogue,n Mrs Cla Ike
"a.ebeh,n Mr. and clarke In cert. Fa.tah,
cart bcrry iVD ar ~ rho "re' at 6ls oNl9ck; com
~ o'clock sr.s ~ cents. sid Waters
store No S3 and Cod nstoue No rs Broadwsy aud q,
iha door
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-10

A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN wiTa FRESH
"A ~ NJ Tx, wishea sus.i wet has lost
her own hsbv inquire at n RI afro T. Brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-10

WAkTED-BY RgsPECTABLE GIRL, SITUA
W tior ohamberm aid and Ia the washing and
ironing or to DO p. wing the house : nall
family. Pleas call At S' second avenue two DAYS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-10

A PRuTESranT GILL WANTS A SITUATION AS
"A in n pectsble prvat, fauil Good city
gwen. all at II less III snth street, in
he
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-10

A COAPA1EN1 ING GIRL WISHES A SIrUATIOs
"A as butfe aAd str eh aid; Kind
- eDy- i'sn; c>b eus a.d dresses, as shp h.s
lad mu xps rlencs in dres ui~ting; up y slia
L. the neat a Has tn be ity refcreac from
h.r EN- srs Plesse cs or ADD At la Laursns street.
IL n X.rs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-10

A RE. PEetABL wOaAk IS ANXIOUS 40 ENGaG C
N he sci ,iusti COOK. Ia r'speetA lie pryats
family hou,e he has lived upwards # five
Ia mily bring excellent et nlls for oha-
scter ca, Ab ht'ss us4 oosct to short dis
In tho Can be for three at ~ Con
81 ee of Pearl street, Brooklyn, front
6rst Aoor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-10

Of kEWARO-WItL NE PAID FOR A PAIR OF
pr black rant ln"Da lett in Third avenue Janu
ST, 9Th htw.tn sand O'Clock a. \. Apply to II. u. Al
ia Peal sreet.
60 RIVAL Losr On NAV YEAK'S DAY, A
PEI sleeps In buffalo ioNe The above ard will b. paid
by re,u mag H. to A BUac is IA Ch arlton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-10

RESpLGr NBLE S>oICh WOMAN. wa ia
"A 1000 exp ri-beo king 1ishes q hear d any ndy
tleman ~ho Id require her sryces by tho day
world X. uahing ironing reason, bic ,efn
floor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-10

A YOUNG g hLWAN : ASIcUATIUN IN A PRIVATE
"A fsmil. cham e-maid 20 ate care Of childrea
aad do pl p ins. fsreno, given Can he
from TO- mex NJ, at Beauge's, French dyer and
scourer, 25 : u IVA street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-10

d = kEunkH. L. ST, ON fRIDAY, THE 9Th INST,
De- ron, No. A. asst sxt.sn'h street., you Eng,h
r. rer shout Xix months DID, to the Of
Ben; color b,a h. cn oral legs the ,ip his
tail cut c,opr.d AID The hair tho uadtr Of
his 'hIo tu.rn IT tis collar Any shr will tnrn
The dos Eat sixeenth street, will receive the above
RAID