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M June D, IfDJ.
cEALED PROPOSALS will received once until ~
y saturday, 30sh for furnishing for
the Hosss q Representatives, Asad,sd tons best
quality cnAl white The coal be AMI
Of and loo tn Jumps nboai the
Of ound weqa pounds 70 INC on and dev
free charge in shS vaAfs ~ tins Capitol
Also furnishing of
of quai wood
hve be sawed twice. balance 10 be sawed The
sawed, tbs vsuls OF
Capitol III expense conuactor.
oh bsfors the 18th %
subject quality weight
and by BE- appointsd the e House
Repre- scnatvss. !. w. FORNEft
Clerk House Of Representatives, u, s-
JaA~ 7--iAwtJaas ~ feAnsl
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1'ESTH lNsTALmENT.w. open today the tent. install
justly esebrnted housewife coons" thsy
considered goods Of sIceace Of fabric for ladies' and
chilSrenl garments.
Also, long shrnsp ~
article for hirns, shade heavier than iae
use- "
Win los Of all reliable brands Of medium and extra
tine shiFtssa
Our stock of nen" goods This time complete in
all We especial of linen
si~cungsy table inens, pspkins, and tnweiinGs.
In a probability invariably and cheapest
uiactufsd in Ireland orders
well the "houso-w wife cottons and
shaker cloth" be had Of only take all tine mills
make Of ihsse kinds.
Other sea4onabs goods remarkably
Commencing day the prices articles much
duced order that have Tor autumn sop
wW
Al OF purchasing where variaus
asked cordially CALL and be convinced of
advantage from purehzstnR where there pea
8s .
Delay settling bills presen. sxpscsed 70
PERRY 4 BROTHER,
"Cearrai Ssores' building,
Opposite Centre Market.
June 2--dshf
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!. Nrsxv yoGR. GREMEN, AND SOUTH
,gt-&6&& AffTDy UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.-
she comprising this line the WASHING
FrssssssAzs Toy Caul y. Caveudyi HERMANN, Capt. Ed
ward tiirrts I4
fg Southampton both and reurnng
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United States Mails.

PosT OrrIcE DKrAKTaKKr, May Is, less.
DHOPOSAiS for carrying mails Of the United
November, s55, Goth Jane, 1855,
the State of MICHIGAN will be received the Con-
ohce Of the Post oce Department " shs city sf Wash
decided
maxi u q herein specified.
River rs miles and back, weca
during suspension navigation, from November
May Is in each year
Leave Garp Monday II
Arrive a keewenaw hay Wednesday by m,
Leave Keewenaw Bay 1hursday
Au Carp River saturday by
3lS7 Hay by Portage En,ry Houghon, Cou Ess
River, Esaie iiarbcr, and North West Minr VIII
kins " mi and a week.
Leave Keewenaw Bay Thursday at 0 ami
Arrive FortV wilkins M
Leave Wilkins Monday al s .
Arrive at Keewenaw Bay Wednesday by 6 . m.
3ies BY Algonquin Adventure, and Rocktana
Onronagon, 80 miles and back week.
Leave KerweBaw Bay Thursday al Gam;
Arrive Optonssoa Saturday by
Leave Ontonagan Nonduy
Auivp keew-naw Bay Wednesday by
conditions the
adve sensn for mail proposals dated February 10 ,ss5
JAMES CAMPBELL,
MAJ l7-lawiw Postmaster General.
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IN petition Of ENTITY c.. Pullman OF
OF Lewis Pulimsn deceased late Of Albion New York pray
the extension Of granted the said Pnn
the 2st day Of August iei for machines
removing buildings sc for years expiration
Of said which The 2lt August
1885,
IL ordered thai said petition be heard The Once
Mouday 9Th day OF ~ O'Clock,
Why said petition ought not to BIZ granted.
the required file In
ON,ce their oecIons specially forth writing
Uns day Of All disd by either
TO be used The said be
cordaHce
piicAioD-
The testimony will
descns, and other relied be
filed hainre NJ
witan days thereafter.
Orderea this be pubhed In Union, Iatc
srncsT, Evcninx Washington, D.
fiis0epn4a. TSlsn n4ly
week for three weeks the 9Th day o
Gust next, The day Of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner
r. SEdiiors of will copy,
iher bills 10 the Patent oce w containing this
22-iaw3w
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The ONLY ONHS AUTHORIZED s-The IL. BOY
yEAU LAPFEcTEUR ID the ups of Caisi-
paTia remedies.
without affections the skin dares,
ulcers from
period o s, hereditary acnony OF humors.
powerfully shicacous catahs the BLADDER
arising
injections soundnsa As syphilne the Rob
very
Of basa cspasa cubehs o Injections which only epe
neuiralising Rob Boyveau
whether
which resisted the the odufe
of
neaI the United States Gabriel Bondn, Vt
William York. for wholesale orders Guio
New Orleans; Seuly, San Francisco.
sold throughout ni
pamphet OF Doctor c. de st. Gsrya
properties will be obtained by G.
William street, New York, will information
prepared the West
United he has the Rob
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Tna psrsoa
paymsas sae Subscription made 10 advance
Disaasf ne roeisse
~ AL sspn'es onrsessssi4ts 80
usasms1~son.
COUNTRY rArEs . pssashsd weekly sarins NJ 80
Of Congress, aud ssm rsehy during the recess
Subscriptions period shan year will be reccivea
ps.pcsuoRed to tbs absvc aaasAi
aIPosTAAsTERs asthozsA .aScs agents and BY
scadas DAILY sskscrhs vt& 80 enclosed
sEMw sss-erise ~isA ~ ~sc,oses yin be
copy xvafss
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Psria VIM r. Willis and ~ and Amanda A. Hsndcss
UyHEREAs . petition praying fss par-
and ~
ren.seoA showing that ihs above essa defendants have
UsdsyeA sAad
peiten second Monday October. 1885, s
Of kcamsa Foda the win be taken
pro caneo published
weekly Democrat Washington
Union, and the New Yorh Journal Of cemnercr.
THos. Y. KING, Judsc,
PENSACOLA, Jane ~, 1875.
June x3--iAwam
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MILITARY MEN will 0aa ssore-room
WI 20 places meaia1 duck for aud
ls pieces medium 6ne white liaen driliegs
supply wooLsns abries adapt
ed for ciuxens spparet
With cravas gloves, suspesasrs, hslfh hose, &c.
One price only.
Delay bills ~ expected
Good articles low and fair dealing Be rssd IN oil
cases PERRY 4 BROTHER,
EE sCentrni SSses,e West Building,
June 1-6sdtf Opposits Centre Market.
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mo 54o1
Notice Of ths asseonsan..nes ~ ths United states
mo. sao.l

n mo. JlVI .I---.4
Notice OF disconsanasnes VI shs Unissd states
LeAd Omcs DcaAaes, the sr OHIO.
Office hereby given that pursuance
N of report Of sni ohcws DksAxcx ono,
land IN
acres As Secretary As farss has dusc,sa land Of
fee DHsrA discontinued; and
sold the of snhcct
enuy aiCMLLicorHs, only remaining
s ls
Lands remaining ansod and BY law and subject
the land once dcownaed Will
be subject said ocs from tbs date of Of THIS
CHILLIceTas public day
viii be prepared applications such
lands their once. st
jos. y. WILSON,
Acting Commissiones OF the Gener Land Office.
WAsmsGros, D.. C., lane ~, ls35,
June 23~-taw6w flint. n
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.

FORM OF GUARANTEE
10 Capt. NJ. c. Meigs, u g. Engineers.
We. the undersigned, residents of, in the State OF -,
hereby Jointly and seye with the United States and
gasrsnty bid Of be accepted that he or
of The said bid,
s fer the with good aud sufficient nrees 10
perform proposed conformity
advertisement which made. And in the
said shnI m into aforesaid, guaranty
good offer by The said and
the lowest bidder.
tSigned) A. u
thereby certify ts my knowledge belief the
above -nanied good and sufficient.
tSignedl Il. Y.
kfnrs s-Jl lwtsttl fayg lawtf
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METROPOLIS,
Washngson, MAy ~, 1885.
A GENERAL. MEETING Of hank will be-
IL held banking tis city, Monday second
day for the Of aisng Of u tank
the then ensuing.
The polls win 10 O'Clock, and b. cIossd clock,
m. I'D. SMITH,
ny 3s--eOdr2Sh kd9dtuy Cashier.
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Carolina Hotel.

Change Of PvoprSstors
THE Iarses Wilmington,
lima, the railroad depot aud steAxnAeaf landings.
b. .. BROWN Proprietor.
WILAIsaToH, N. O., May, 1855
JuEe 3-dlmn
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ae Treasury Department consists of the Offices Of the Sec
fearf Of the Treasury two comptoer commissioner Of
CUSTOMS six auditoEs, treasurer register solicitor, light
house board, and coast survey.
The following brief indication Of the duties Of these
val Offices and Of the force employed therein respectively
Nsaraargt 0eeHon. James Guthrie, Secretary Of the
reasury Hon. II. q. Washington, Assistant Secretary
engineer Ia charge architect and three draughsne
sPoraFiy employed and three clerks. The Serre-
VIZ Of the Treasury il charged with the general supervision
y le hcal transactions Of the government and Of the
uon o the laws concerning the and navigation
ee onted states. He superintends the survey OF the
~ The lighthouse establishment the marine hospitals Of
United States and the construction of certain public
01hdngs for custom houses and other purposes.
s'rd Conp,roers 0ce.--Elisha Whittlesey eaq Comp
oe aud fifteen clerks. lie prescribSs the mode OF keep
and rendering accounts for the civil and diplomatic
= wei a. the public land and revises and eertihcs the
onanees arising thereon.
n Se'gad ComPtroler's 0BiosJohn ". Brodhead, esq,
Comptroller, and clerks He prescrbe the mode
tping and rendering the Of tho army navy.
indian departments of the public service and revses and
Saunes the balances arising thereon.
We II comnissioaer Of ne Cosas.Iingh j. Anderson,
Commissioner and eleven clerks He prescribes the
q keeping and rendering The accounts Of the
and disbursements and for the building and repair
houses &c, and revses and certibes the balances
"siag thereon.
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Posr orrIeE prrAarMeNr.

Hon. James Campbell Postmaster General The direction
OF the Post Office Department assigned
BY the constitution and laws to the Postmaster General That
m busines. be the conveniently arranged and pre-
reau follows: The Appointment Office ia charge OF the
First Assistant postmaster General the Contract OcS in
charge Of the Second Assistant Postmaster Generals the
Finance Office Ia charge of the Thrd Assistant Postmaster
General and the Inspection Office IN charge Of the chief
clerk.
appointment o6ce-Horatio Rug esq. First Assistant
Postmaster General and nineteen clerks. To this oce
assigned all questions which relate to the establishment and
dcontinuance Of post offices, changes Of sites and
appointment removal and and local
agents also the giving Of Instructions TO posmasers.
Postmasers furnished With marking and rating stamps
balances by this baresu which charged also with
providing blanks and stationery for the OF the depart
men and with the snprnendence Of the several agencies
established for supply ing postmaxters with blanks To this
bureau likewise assigned the supervision Of the mail
steamship tines, and Of the foreign and international postal
arrangements
Con,rac o6fee-wiam H. Dundas, esq, Second Assist
Postmaster General and twentysx clerks To this OF
assigned The business Of arranging the ma service
Of the United States and placing the ame under contract
embracing all correspondence and proceedings respecting the
Frequency 81 trips, mode Of conveyance ana times o de
mail between the different sections OF the country the points
mail distribution and the regulations for the government
Of the domestic mail service Of the United States. IL pre-
mail proposals. the bids
and takes charge OF the annual and mail lettings
and the adjustment and execution Of the contracts All
pcatons for the establishment alteration ot mail arrange
and The spponmen Of mail messenger should be sent
oce All claims should be submiticdto for ranspor
service nnder the recognition OF said
ssr first be obtsns Through Che Contract Office
necessary authority for the proper credits at the Auditors OF
ceve OF mail arrangements prescribed Cor the
reports weekly 10 the Auditor all
tracts executed and Ill orders affecting accounts for mail
transportation prepares the statistical exhibits Of the mai
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The New York and Liverpool United states
Mail Steamers.
nl,i,a rnnnrlsinR lhlal lne be

:
" >. Z.
The Baltic Coaistock
These s5iSs h.siEe been buiH BY contract e&
press!y for government service, has been
T4E taken in construction, also in leir ,nsaes,
70 insure strength add sbeed and ther accouhe-
ueuaet elegance and comi3f
passage New York 70 Liverpool In ls cabin $780,
cabin, SIS Exclusive extra size S3
from Liverpool u New York, 30 20 gIineas.
An experienced attached TO each ship
VI secured until paid FOR.
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EDWARD X. COLLINS,
no. Sc Wall sreet, ". ".
GROWN, sHrLEK, CO.,
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD CO,
81 Austin Fuars, London
d. q. WAiNWRfGH 4 CO.,
Paris.
GEO. Il DRAPER, Havre.
me snarp or tose ships god
pe irysslr pecl0us metals, uniess bills Of
sp25-dn
F.OR SALE ar commcdoas
side, he Of street House
recGniy paered and painted
pronehau aad
4o Solicitors ocs. Treasury Department
Oct iS-Gu
John o. Sargent * Charles Alert,
Attorneys and Connseliors-ai-Lar,
the prosecution of professional
I'll business, that be ,nuusted
tbe Of cisms
G The District Of Columbia
WasHIssros, ID. -, March a. lssa- is.
e5--eadsm
COR stE.sTrhe and conodlous house socsniy
pied BY the Brazilian misisief situated nss ne Great Circle on
pennsyyana
pof iems apply RIGGS Co., Mr. las. Eveie
Winder's building, No = corner o. I'm aad streets
Ap s-eun
spaetsct.s.
OLD silver Spectces, ssse se of
III cuses perpca, perseope and psrabola siasso
foax
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tso CLAWS -uuah Frfrsi, attorney stias, Ross
Vile Nafiaea 5rosseps css me cn.r IT cissnsa sna
has ~, -rprave deparmsnts washiaxen caaasenirfs
addressed Rockville Mo- va aostn sas~cs ssf &c
pFoepty si,~sd@d b.
March 3f-~dtisluiy
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john o. Sargent < Charles Aber

SEsstsesss.
oLD sysr fac steel and plated Speetces glasses se q
VI ali cusss perpca pereope aud paraeola giasso
peculiar selecting
adapted 10 The OF weArers. .a
~ w GAIT a BaO.,
ga Fenn. between Ninaa and Tenth streets
Ian nS-u
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THE only Place where g~n~tas nt~sk
used la kssps BE- obtained Tea STORE No $40
s.v~nts aps~ fhs Nstsss onss xbsrs
Engsss trsvkfsst tes~ GpHg0,
Pesos other sins oi always
gay g-eoa HALL uENNISo
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gl TaasEatsf- Ills duties furnish such transla-
lions A. the department may require. He also records the
Commissions Of consu and vice consuls, when English
ppon which exequaurs are issued
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sEdior Of the above papers viii please copy, send
bills Patent Office, containing
May 22-iaw3w
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HOTELS.

NJUsFuM HOTEr, - ANN STREET, NEAR BROB =
Nl way--Every Thing neat and p.s. 6 Economy sas
sxcellence is tine motto. Furnished by the SLt
or week at rs cents 70 Strangers permanent dodgers
Bsr and bill ard Of the arst class Open all night
or the accommodation Of It's patrons.
WORK FAMILY HOTEL, NEW BRIDGE STREET
IuIaats pnl, London.-rhe above house IL cen
traiy situated, has excellent coffee room, ten ~
twelve private sitting rcowa, between for.y and fifty
light, airy bedrooms good arnohing ROOM cold
end shower baths, always really night porter Ia az
tendAnss. Fixed charge ioE sfrvants. The Mes YORK
HerAh Ia hled THOMAS oUARii.RMArisg (nlso propsi-
etoS Of the Crown and Sceptor and Snip rassrns Gres
vieh,) tenders kis grateful thanxs TO his Amereaa
friends for the Avcrs he has long enjoyed al thes
hands and socits thar coa.nnsd patronAgs and
nsndatioa
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MATRIMONIAL.


A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, TwENTvTHREE YEARS OF
"A age, OF some education and refinement, ambitious,
posssssed Of pleasing personal appearance and dspo
stion, and Of good habits and institution would ike.
20 correspond with OF the fair EEK with 70
marrisge He offer the Injuries and comforts Of
good home (without extravagance) together with a.
fecton and Kindness The lady must be Of nearly
ties and disposition and II not handsome, must be
agreeable Address, for two days, Anchor, Broadway
Post once.
YOUNG AMERICAN GENTLEMAN WISHES THE
"A acquaintance with a view to matrimony, Of an
American English lacy under twenty. Beauty ani
His means ample and his nature generous to one
worthy of him. Address appointing an interview Lord
Raglan, Broadway Post Office.
A GENTLEMAN, WELL TO 10 IN THIS WORLD OF
"A the age Of twenty sir, is DESTROYS OF forming the
acquaintance OF some respectable Young lady 10 units
himself with in wedocw. Please address II. K, Herald
Office N. B.fhe strictest secrssy will be observed
NrATRMoNIAL.-A GENTLEMAN. THRTY.THRER
ISI years old, residing California wishes TO form
the o. lady with the view Of pr oceeding
there the steamer OF the Goth of FEBRUARY or 5h OF
Marcel. Any lady Of BOD form aud figure between the
there will get further information by addressing
post paid TO N. O., 26f Grand street, care OF r r.
Roberts. All Communications strictly confidential In
every case references given and required
M ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS EMILE vII.I.ETrE
M professor OF autography, for reading OF character
BY PERSONS hsndwrtne,) and spiritual writing me
dunn, will upon the receipt Of twenty-five cents Tor
equivalent 10 postage stsmIs) and specimen OF hand.
writing, send 70 any person full deinestiou Of their
character, affairs Of the heart success destiny &c
also . description Of the one they love vii marry
once n X Those residing out Of the city ean safely
trspsrnt through the mall All communications an
svsrtd In ons vesk sftsr Their receipt 81
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ITO CIVIL ENGINEERS AND MAP PuM.IsHERS-
IL Vented, employment BY The undersigned surveyor,
sveler and drsurhtsmsn late OF the Ordnance survey
Of Grvat Britain who take Typographical maps OF
counties ~ States. Address T. H. Golding, sarvsyo<,
eH2 sevsnth evsnue. a~AtA -assk-i - II i
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MERCHANT 1AiLoRs--THE ADV ERTIsER, AN Ex-
M perieBced cutter and tailor wishes 20 locate per-
msnsntly with some respectable and 6rst class tailor
feeling Tally competent 10 d almost any suston In the
cutting derartment Has had eight years perisnce 10
Northern city, and can give the best reference for
Herald lice.
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MO. 10 UNION SQUARE.-A HANDSOME PARL0R
and bedroom, the floor, in Q small family
suitable for gentleman and his wife. Also, single
room.
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r ODGINGS NEAR BROADwAY.-s2 PER WEEK FOR
IL single gentlemen, at the Grapes Hotel 1876 Grand
street. block east of Broadway Rooms occupied by
two persons, 81 30 each. Meals served at all hours
G. YERANCE
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DIANos, MELODEONs, AND MUsIC-GREAr RE-
dnctcn in prices.-Bcsutful and celebrated pianos
al extremely low prcesan assortment OF all varieties,
comprising those ~ ten different manufactures meo
deons at large discount from former prices q large
variety OF all the various styles from Ave different
factories second hand pianos st great bargains, price
non $40 10 $3.50; pianos rent; musical instruments
Of all KINDS; plusc at the reduced rates Nov selling
rsrity, "sparslipp Polka by Thomas Baker pricc IS
eents--a most beautiful production.
HORACE WATERS, S33 Broadway.
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nNE OR TWO GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMO-
~ dated with partial board in private family; third
story, front room, with pantry attached location plea
SAINT convenient to several stage routes. Apply at "a
Attorney street, second door from Grand.
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NITANTED-A SITUATION AS WAITER, IN A PRG
w vate family, by steady, active man, who tho
oughy understands his business in every respect;
bjection to the country; Protes ant, and single
AN; give the most uDexceponah!e city reference
he for two days It rs West Thirteenth street,
etween Fifth and sixth aver u-s, or address 4. b.
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CLOTHING, 60.

(tLOTHING LADIES AND GENTLEMEN HAVING
~ clothes 10 dispose Of receive fair cash rrics
By sending 70 the store II Lsurens street. Cana
81 West Broadway ad-e., BY letter through the post
TO 5. COHEN. Ladies' attended by Mrs. Cohen,
VAST OFF CLOTHING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HAv.
~ ing any left of wearing apparel TO dispose Of, in
large small quantities, shall receive the very highest
price for them by applying to or addressing THOMAS d.
JONRoY AL Pearl street between City Hall place and
Centre street.
GAsT OFF CLOTHING AID FURNITURE wASTKD.--
~ ladies snd gentlemen having any OF the above
tices to dispose OF obtain fair cash prcs by send
ing TO the subscriber by the Post once N Blades
attended BY Mrs Duspsldorf L. N DUSPRlD0RF
Ne 10 Elm street
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YITANTED-A SITUATION, BY khSPECrABLE
w young woman, a cook, washer, and roner; the
best of city he gven. Please call at ITO
seventh avenue, between Eighteenth and Nineteenth
streets, for two days
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IIyANTED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
w woman, cook in private family. Has lived In
the best families and give the best city references
Apply at 2S Forsyth street
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xITAETEp-A SITUATION. BY A RES'EcrAeLE
w young man, in Who'll sale or retail grocery store
"A nerfeoty Acquainted with the business AMI can pro-
ducc the best city reference Address d. D. M Herald
Office
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DRIvATE B0ARD-A GENTLEMAN AND LADY CAN
Il be accommodated with elegantly furnished trout
room in private family with board for the lady only.
Terms $14 per week with FIRE. Location corner Of
broadway and Spring street. Address Nnon Broadway
Post Office.
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yITANTED-A SITUATION, BY RESPEcrABLE
w young woman, as nnrse aud seaustress, or would
like to engage with lady eoog to Europe Can o. seem
streets.
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UYANTED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
w woman, TO cook, WASH and iron, and bake in all
to branches No objection TO go short distance in
the country. Please call ut 16L Downing street,
cond floor, front To be seen for two days.
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NXyANIED-A SITUATION, By A RESPECTABLE
w young and healtny married wo nan, ~ wet nurse;
would be satisfied with moderate wages, and can pro
duce good recommendations. Please inI ARE for Mrs
sharkey 2Tnompson street second floor Tor three days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-31

DRlvATE BOARD-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR
IL two single gentlemen, can be accommodated with
pleasant rsoms and full or partial board IN modern
house. at ll6 West Sixteenth street. between sixth and
Seventh avenues Bath, gas, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-31

HTANTED-A SITUATION, BY SINGLE YOUNG
w man, at any sind Of business Il agood carpenter
has some knowledge o. machinery, and turn his
hand to almost anything wages not much an object
employ ment. Address A, 5. Hope, Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-31

ID OOMS TO LET-T0 SINGLE GENTLEMEN WITH
II without board In o private family. The house
Is and Arst class, beautifully furnished and replse
with all the modern improvements. Also, q suit OF OH
furnished In oak suitable for rst class physician.
Inquire at 11st \ Ninth street, west Of Broadway.