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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-14
Hotel Keeping.

EDITOR
fair
Rasmond, dur,1s the recent session. Of the Issasare
having actively eooPsrated in the passage Of what s tech
attention subject keeping win al the
hotel keepers, not only their public but in
The propositions contained in the article alluded to
not the
ana
by tb. writer of the article alludedto.
he and BY % o. Divine
ty Of troubles ancons and beyond all want Of
n 5d. II nss body praocea in this city,
s the S thai h snea
predested bis calculation upon expenses private
family she,s and over which udisVus housewife can
Control to the same extent cannot be accomplished or
The guest must not only the
affords but must nave in abundance and without regard
,yariety. too is another source Of almost insalea
have prompt attend ,nce perfect appoinsments at
table their and n the public ParSss or sitting
the AND the and s %
q The aSsls alluded TO- but ha-%spy Of appoint
Pshed the daeuls task with due regard to each others
close that il in which is attempted to be
proven that the high price OF board owing the
of marketing but to the necessity that propreors
should make grand social show keep fine carriages select
the most dsngue guests to sit at the table
which the said propsors preside and make their fortune
In from three to five years"
Preposterous! When man becomes hotel keeper, and
adopts to not only subsistence, butt by
strict attention to his bnsnes to accomplish
tency does he should he absove himself from all social
intercourse Has he right to select from the whole few
chosen friends between whom and himself there a
nifty Of feeling and aeongeniay Of temper and disposon
Or the other hand how are there who from force
Of circumstances becoming temporary guests At hotel
least the landlord addressed them subject
other than that which referred to their comfort
Our city stands eminenty high for its hotels and their
To them and their proprietors ct
engaged in mercantile pursuits Of any and every kind
Navigating the theories advanced by the author Of that
article they should to support them IN the arduous
duties they when they place 10 position
The Importance of this matter, and the contingent in
huences article might possibly have in affecting
hotel proprietors, has caused these few remarks.
The subject in itself would to require more detailed
statement absolute expenses and recsipts and would
have treated had the article appeared
largely disseminated your But presume the L.
Co. may been lately disappointed in aspiration
become "distingue guest and, therefore in order to
the disappointment he has iuduy ed in
Wholesale TRADE against important and influential class
= - ' DisTINGUE GUEST
of the York Hotel.
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On Thursday evening, May TO- by Rsv Mr.. Lathrop,
this city.
On Monday evening, May l. by the Rev. James Mllett
at bis residence, No. Ill East Seventeenth street, be-
tween First and Second avenues Mr.. JOHN BROOKS to
Miss MARY ANNE DoNNELLY, all of this city.
On Wednesday evening, May 9, at the Norfolk street
Baptist Church, by the Rev. Dr. o. b. Judd, WILLIAM w.
MARsIoN of this city, to Miss AMELIA E. JOHNSON, OF
Bushwick, L. l., daughter Of Capt. John Johnson.
Eastern papers please copy
On Wednesday evening, May O. at the Norfolk street
Baptist Church, by the Rev. Dr. u b. Judd, Mr. WILLIAM
c. DAWSON of this CITY, to Miss JULIA Q. JOHNSON, of
Buthwick, l.. l., daughter OF Capt. John Johnson.
Eastern papers please copy.
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TO THE EpIroR on rpg uEa,I

noticed the following In the HERALD OF May o.
meeting Of the friends Of the liquor law held in
Joughkeepse last week, which broke ia aud the
mai organization OF two meetings.
would simply state, sir that you have been misiu
formed The facts of the these-A meeting was
held and through the inu Of whig clique, led on
by defeated candidate for the Assembly, obnoxious
individual was placed in the chair. motion was at
forwards made 20 dissolve the meeting which was car
ied by only one dissen ting vote. The meeting then
organized, with another person in the chair, and all
passed off tremendously. large and enthusiastic
me etipg was held at the place tins week. By
making this correction you viii oblge the friends Of
prohibory liquor law in this vicinity, and ooed
emit servant, G. AUGUSTUS HAvILAND.
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Court Cm,eudnr-rh,s D~v.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-Nos 7, 20, SO, IS, 81
to 81.
SUPREME CouRr-General rerm.-Non enumerated mo-
TO So.
SUPREME CoURr-Circuit-As before.
SUPERIOR CoURr.-Nos. 345, 52L ST., 900, 901 902
so3 s05, 9o9 eIO oil, 9l2 GA Si7, 4a6 CO., 3li 3le
ST. 49, 765 2ls. 22o, ss5, ICY, III s73 1892 464
465. 1927, 1884, $50, 4o61
Part Mos. 623, $780, $685. 345 bSl 5l6, $50 to $50,
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The Fire In Vesey street.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
In your morning paper of the 18th inst you state the
FIRE at Nos So and 90 yesey street originated in my
place, first floor 1t error close place at
ak O'clock and persons early the spot said it in
the basement and others said the third floor / am
certain it did not originate in my place.
May H. 1855. j. ST0UVENEL.
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The an,amaton BIRD Tr,c. with Birds Fly

ing singing the mechanical taSeaux represent
vessel tossed by India rubber ever pointed
pencils Also canes combs and toys; Chinese jugsers
turning among the curosi es Too tran
TO see, and purchas If they dejre, at TGTiLEs I'm
porup, $40 Brosdway.
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s,,oe,,s Sewing Machines. These are the

onIv evinR n Aehnes before the public capable OF doing
eyery variety work in perfect style The TACT oaa be
clearly demonstrated that all other sewing machines are
for the General sewing, when compared with soger not
worth taking alta For family uae' manuseturers
nae use, whatever, SINGER sewing
machines are proved be superior aud All the great i'm
proyements t Adaed place chem TAR ahead Of all compe
ttion. Singers sowing machines only are Hoo Hom WI
claim tor nfrinf emept Of patents. - =, o,o p-..I~
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TRICK the sole manufacturer in the United States Of the
koove celebrated safes and T. &. Gons mpnersble de-
spee Locks and cross bar Depot 1872 Pearl street. door
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Secondhand Organ, Having Six Stops,
price sold $3.50. Can be 333 Broad
Way at the piano and store of HORACE WATERS.
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she versares, being held the city, aud who
lesrous of pianos melodeons instruments
Of kind invited TO call at the great piano
where they obtain really NJ less price
shan they be had elsewhere Music st the reduced
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SPORTING.

NfcCRING BIRDS FOR sALE.-A GOOD CHANGE "a
NI offered TO procure fine bird six splendid moe
nq birds from two 70 three old; they cat dog
hen rooster, AMI sing nsht and day ANY gentleman or
lady xNh1us liEe, nay spply At j.. {opytb street.
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WATERS 1888 Broadway. Thelargest assortment Of cele-
brAted ali kind of merchandise in the Uni
bod States The public Is aware that this house has in
shat pianos meodeons and music be had of Mr. Wa
prices than they be found elsewhere New
iAuOs o
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folks fancy they detect dyed hair and detection is
when ordinary dyes used But the aeutest observer
distinguish the Excelsior blacks and browns from
those the hair The created and the impaired tnts
are identical. CR1STADOko, Aston House.
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H,D,a,d Tables-we xvould =.


buyers TO call and examine the superior stock Of tables
by Griffith Decker, Of 80 street with their
cushion which Preferred to ali Others and sold
dueed prices.
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truth shouId be impressed every mans mn ana When
providing themselves with the neceares OF lite, such as
clothing they should patrone those places where the
article cold at the lowest rhteufor ex
ample, EVANS clothing arhouse CO and Is Fulton street.
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fully bis friends that be has opened
place Broadway for the sale Of all styles
paraols and where he will be clad
with one or case, at a low figure.
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The Baron. DIR, spolaseo. M 1


Orom London o. European fsme-Th great and good Sa
marian 1t is generally conceded daily performing
more srea and astounding than all the faculty. ST.
Nicholas Hotel, 20 Spring street
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produce anything equal the perfection of the pho
tograpbs Lord Elgin and w. W. Coreoran, made at
ROOFS No. 363 Broadway, let him put forward his
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Whlre, the Halter, has removed from

old stand 2 Broadway to 3l Broadway, opposite the
theatre where he be found with his usual
ff'' WHITE, halter, SCI Broadway.
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WlllIamson's Photographic Institute, Brook
% 29 Fulton sreetola copied to modern
who thoroughly taught this beautiful art at
model ate charges.
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Knapp,s cuerreotypes-Gallery removed
Great Piano and Music House OF Horace

entire Broadway between Broome and Grand streets,
where you procure first class likeness large size,
lored fine case for 50 cents and dollar equal
others charge two and three dollars for
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Cristndoro's Excelsior Hair Dye.-M

dyng-Shaving six cents. MARTIN STOLL, late Of Med
hurst Hurds having left those gentmens employment
will be pleased his friends at Mr. HIS IS Nassau
street.
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The smithsonian House, Broadway, corn 81

Of Houston street. the block with the Metropolitan
uotsI and Niblos been enlarged to
about four hundred guests and Iesy furnished Offers
rates. conducted the European ran and meals
Furnished as ordered in the restaurant or in the private
auass" - SIDNEY kUPMAN.
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day. May IT, situated Division Evergreen and Bushwiek
and Court Shaer and Van Worries Streets By j.
r. Mouiton auconeer, the grounds at IL O'Clock NJ
This will be profitable Investment convenient place OF
resider CO. For tickets maps &c apply TO JAMES W.
BARhER No Nassau street, or I. BUSCE, ls9 Grand
street. Williamsburg.
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Oh, bright are the glances of dear womans eye
And sweet is the dew on her lip
KnOy's flats are equally bright and attri

tive indeed we not know how the beau monde could
dispense with them. Reader you want new hat; 30
ay KNOWS, No. lbs Fulton street, No.
53 adway 1t is wonderful how they improve maus
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Astor invited TO the superior articles
In the furnishing department.. The stock in
eiudes every variety OF underhrt drawers cravat TIES
gloves half hose and sleeve buttons,
mounted and otherwise; canes, umbrellas opera glasses,
Ac imported for the spring and summer trade Inc prices
moderate and the assortment unequslled.
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Melo.leons.-s. % q H, ~, Smith,s Melo-

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 70 - III ~ s'.1.HSaH . 1'HeHU
deons the equal temperament which recently
awarded the first at the National Fair Washing
ton, d. c. be found only at 33 broadway liberal
discount for cash. The trade supplied the most
Hheral term HUhACE WATEKS
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your food they devOur substance they destroy
clothing and they undermine your buildings. They
yon at night and mpoverish you by day Why viii you
suffer this, when % cent box of PARSONS co.'s En-
TERMINAToR will insure permanent relief II up
the rats and ants like terror They cannot stay and
breathe where is and they will
place where it has been used Try II and be convinced
Wholesale and retail agents. 81 Barclay ST., New York.
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OF and rich which hsve
lately purchased i'll sell them their
prices. Also 800 rich embroidered robes. equally cheap
Il. ii. LEADBEAfEk co.
3T Broadway, Of Leonar street.
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RARILETTfS TOBACCO PLANTATION, NO. $50
- broadway opposite Metropolitan Hotel sgent porter
and dealer in superior Havana Wholesale and retail
~ returned. Fine family ale aud porter sbnlngs per
dozen, bottles returned scotch brandies vines &c,
corner Of Elizabeth.
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FURNITURE.

I,NAMELLED SUITS AT REDUCED PRIcEs-AT MA
~ THLWs a STACY'S old established wArerooms, 5I4
Broadway opp s.he ST. Nicholas HOTEL Suits Of furni-
ture with hair straw do, aud pillows and boil
steIs, from $40 I~it.
T,rRNrTuRE WANTED-FoR CASH, IN PART THE
balance desirable village ssry In the vicinity OF
New York which awarfantee deed will be given AMY
10 A BTkKER, Brandreth House. F'
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Albert H. Nicolay VIII mold his regular
leo Lots for sale In Brools.yn, ON wednes-

sem weekly auction sale stocks and bonds this day Mon
day Mt 2 O'Clock at the Merchants Elk change. For fur
ther mis- advertisement in another column
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himself compes the undersigned to denounce the impostcr
selling their spurious and poisonous his
celebrated preparations for the destruction
There is article in the world equal Lyon s
Magnetic Powder means Of Destroying bed bugs roach
es, feas ants plant insects, &C. lie pledges himself TO
clesn any dwelling OF these nusances within forty eight
hours The powder contains nothing posonous while the
limitations surcharged with arsenic In proof OF the
value Of the article he appeals the awards the Ems
sh French and Belgian governments all OF whom have
favored him with national medals the imprnts Of which,
together with that Of the Worlds Fair of this country
pear upon his wrappers and labels Attention is also invited
TO bis Magnetic Pills for the destruction of rats and mice
These have been untereted well the POWDER there
FORE look the medals and ST. nature the wrapper Let
tiers from Prince Albert, Elk President Fillmore, and the
first in most of the European States will be
shown to those who desire to them at the Central
Depot, 424 Broadway. EMANUEL LYON.
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H0llOway's Pflls.-Purge the System mt this
Of this wonderful medicine,
70 purify the blood and five healthy and vigorous tone TO
disease Sold at the manufactures so Maiden lane. N y
and 2 Strand London and by all druggists at Is cents
cent and 81 perb box
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PIES frecklts letter. moth redness &C. Poudre Subtitle
uproots hair from any the body Rouge Ilywhe,
hair and restorative the old depot 6 Walker street first
store from Broadway
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HyatCs Lie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In It's
FORMS also scrous old ulcers and the
diseases of the blood debility liver complaint kid
ncipent consumption, &C., most certainly cured
by this great purifier Principal depot 26 Grand street. 10
cents per bottle.
Observation-Disclosures Sulphur Baths,
81 Walker street, established in 1920 for the of
rheumat colds neuralgia eruptons Of the skim
govt, &C. are highly recommended by eminent
ply sicians also me eicated vapor baths.
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~ lecture In the Ubitea Presbyterian church In West
ireny htth sreet between seventh and Eighth avenues
Tor the tenens Of the church Supeet-Patrots Tickets
70 cents each for sale a. John Van Ciees s Foprh \,
Cormacher 22y tirhth George Keys 33 Eighth
avenue and at the door on the evening Of the lecture
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WANTS.

1EANTILLA MAKERS WANTED-IANEDIATELY 50
NI mantila makers but good hands apply;
such constant employ ment will be given. Apply NJ
X. DAVIES, 1917 Broadway.
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY AN AMERICAN MAN,
w TO drive horse and cart TO drive team Can
the best OF city reference Can be days
Charlton st.
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CEWING MACnINEs.-wANTED, A GOOD OPERA
- tor of Wheeler Wilson's machines. Apply ~
ls5 Laurens street, Bleecker
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A YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AS FRENCH
~ cook good washer and ironer in a small family or
20 to California with lady and pay half her own nss
sags Apply at 3S lat second floor back rom for
three days, Tom ~ A. NJ, to3PM
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I,oyERNEsS WANTEp-A FRENCH OR GENEyfsE
NJ Protestant to take charge OF the education
young fir the most satisfactory references required Ad
dress $50 9TH ave.
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% sd br p and l., W pu R
cmens.
Wllllamson's Photographic Institute, Brook
lyn 9 Fulton treetold copied to modern
styles IA skylght with chemical rooms set apart for pupils
expressly who thoroughly taught this beautiful art at
Knapp's Daguerreotypes-Gallcry removed
entire to ~ ns Grand streets
ored fine case for 50 cents and one dollar equal
Great Piano and Music House Of Horace
WATERS 1888 Broadway Thelargest assortment of cele
brated pianos kind of merchandise in the Uni
position to the adopted the reduced prices and
shat pianos melOdeon and music can be had of Mr. Wa
prices than they be found elsewhere. New
pianos to rent
Melodeons.-s. d. d III. w. smiths Melo-
deons tuned the equal temperament to which recently
the BE- PounS only
made for cash. The trade 1Rpsf SR ss SSss
Abe now being held the city, aud who
lssous obtaining pianos meodeons muca. instruments
sas Souse 81 fti
shsn they can be had elsewhere Music the reduced
prices.
Secondhand Organ, Having SIX Stops,
price $780, will be sold Tor $3.50 Can be seen At ssS Brosd
way the piano and music store OF HORACE WATERS.
Albert III. Nicoiay Will hold his regular
sm weekly At sss the For
ther particulars see mis- advertisement in another column
LEO Lots for Sale In Brooklyn, ON Wednes-
day Nav IT, situated Division Evergreen and Bushwick
and Court Shaer and Van Worries streets By j.
houten auctionee o. the grounds ~ II O'clock a N;
residen CO. tickets maps &C. apply TO JAMES W.
BARhER, No Nassau street, or j. T. BUNCL, lS9 Grand
street, Williamsburg
Green's Furnishing and shirt store, No.
Astor invited to the superior articles
In the eentemens furnishing department The stock in
eludes every variety OF underhrt drawers cravat Ties,
Gloves half hose gold shirt studs and sleeve p1ttons,
Ac for spring and trade The prices
are moderate and the assortment unequslled.
ECONOMY Is weaith.,-This seIf-evident
truth should be impressed every mans mind and when
providing themselves with the necessaes OF lite such as
clothing &c., they should patronz those places where the
ample, EVANS clothing arehouse CO and Us Fulton street,
Lace Curtains.-We will open on Monday,
several Of aud rich which
prices. Also 800 rich embroidered rooes equally cheap.
3F broadway, corner Of Leonard street.
Parasols.-James X. Spratt would respect-
fully inform bis friends that be has opened a convenient
place 33 Broadway, for the sale Of an the
paraso where he will be clad
With case, at low figure
The smith sonian House, Broadway, corn err
~ Uouston street block with the Metropolitan
Hotel and Nblo having been enlarged to accommodate
ror accommodations to travellers and the public NJ very
rates: the European plan. and meals
ordered in the new restaurant or In the private
rooms. 800 -. No '">A-''
singers Sewing Machtnes.-These are the
only eying Achnes before the public capable Of doing
csayv rated that all other sewing machines
for toe general sewing when compared With segee not
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yNANTED-AT 23i BLEECKER STREET, SEVERAL
w young ladee, at dressm ,sing millinery and chill
drens ready made clio thing establishment None
ply unless and willing to conform to present
emit oN
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WANrED-BY AREsPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN.
ababy to vet Mt her residence. Inquire q, 20
Anthony ST. To be seen for two days

WAN1RD-A SITUATION AS COOK OR CHAMBER
w maid, by respectable Protestant young woman in
private family; pesy four years in her last situation
Apply az ~ West asbingon place fourth door front
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w young woman, as general house In respect
abs private family who win make y her chief object TO
make all her work ssreeable 10 those she Best
city reference inq ire at 80 10th ST. rear between 9th
and ttb avenues.
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WANTfD-A SITUATION, AS HEAD WAITER, INA
w hrst class hotel, by very competent mAu has the
best reference and been ed In
the last ten years. Address James Herald ohce until
TUESDAY,
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GITuATIoN WANTED-BYA WELL
~ tidy Protestant German girl to do chamberwork and
assist in the washing and ironing first washer
ironer oblgng of kind disposition, and has objection
two days. - - IN
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WANTED-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSEwoRH
w in small private family; must be good sher aud
roner and plain cook. Apply at Hoyt t. of Paci
fc, south Brooklyn.
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NANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE ENGLISH GIRL A
w ntuation as plain cook and washer and roner.
Has objection do general homework
family City reference last place. be seen
for two day NJ IS Sixth avenue, third floor
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WANTED BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A
etuation nurse and is perfectly capable of taking
the charge of children; would be willing
cbamber ork good plain has city re-
from her last place where che has lived years
Gail at los West 18th st., second foor front room.
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yNANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A
w situation in respectable family, Is only month
over from Irelant 10 good washer aud mkers willing
make herself ohedent 10 her employers: has objections
the country give good reference honesty Can
be for two day in the 9th avenue between SD sd
fourth house from sd 81,