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The Georgetown news., 1855-12-20

Personal APPEARANCE OF MARSHAL
PELIssIER. following is an extract
from private letter, dated before Sebasto-
poll
II was rather surprised at the personal
appearance of the French commander of
the forces. From his character, | expected
to have seen a yonng, active man; whereas
Gen. Pelissier is an enormously fat man,
with very white hair, which is cut very
close; he is so fat that he is unable to ride
any distance. He was in an open carriage,
drawn by four grays, and two soldiers as
outriders, and an Arab with white flow
ing robe followed it. The General was
dressed in uniform, with a number Of deco
rations on his breast, and over his should
ers he wore a white cloak, somewhat SINH
lar to those worn by the Arab chiefs. He
is not very TALL and his face has rather
good-humored expression, and quite differ
ent from what your imagination would por-
tray from history, either here or in Africa.
The Georgetown news., 1855-12-20

A CHAPTER OF Acc1DENTs.-A dog with
a tin kettle tied to his tail, darted. at top
speed through Washington street Yesterday
afternoon. In course of his flight he ran
against horse attached to a wagon in
front OF Washington Market. The horse
took a stampede and ran into milk wagon
just on the point of leaving; the driver of
the milk wagon was thrown out and fortu-
nately fell on a pile of tomatoes, owned bya
market woman; the woman took severe
hold Of the unfortunate wagner by the halr
Of his head and demanded damages The
milkman resented such aggravated usage
and butcher took up the quarrel in be-
half of the woman, fight ensued, and one
Of the party was carried off by the police.
At this interesting juncture we left, salts
fed with the possession of an unusual item.
~ S. f. Sun.
The Georgetown news., 1855-12-20
Building on the Sand.
BY ELIZA COOK.

lis well to WOO, It's well to wed,
For so the world has done
Since myrtles grew and roses blew,
And morning brought the sun.
But have a care We young and fair,
Be sure We pledge with truth;
Be certain that your love will wear
Beyond the days of youth
For if we give not heart for heart,
As well as hand for hand,
You'll find you've played the "unwise" par
And 'built upon the sand.''
'Tis well to save, tbs well to have
A goodly store of gold
And hold enough of shining stuff,
For charity is cold.
But place not all your hopes and trust
In what the deep mine brings;
We cannot live on yellow dust
UnmiXed with purer things.
And he who piles up wealth alone,
VIII often have to stand
Beside his Golfer chest, and own
IT'S "built upon the sand.'
'Tis good to speak in kindly guise
And soothe where 'er we can;
Fair speech shonld bind the human mind,
And love link man to man.
But stay not at the gentle words,
Let deeds with language dwell;
The one who pities starving birds
Should scatter crumbs as we'll.
The mercy that is warm and true
Must lend d helping hand
For those who talk yet fail to do,
But ''build upon the sand.''
The Georgetown news., 1855-12-20
Divine Worship.

Rev. DAVID MCCLURE, of the Presbytery of
San Francisco, breaches every Sabbath morning
and evening in the Town Hall, Georgetown. Ser
vices commencing at lOa o'clock A. NJ, and s
P. NJ. Also, every Sabbath afternoon at Bottle
Hill, at 3 o'clock. Prayer meeting at the Par
sOn4ge on Wednesday evenings.
The Georgetown news., 1855-12-20

The BENEFITS OF WOMEN'S SOCIETY,"
1t is better, says Thackeray, for you to pass
an evening once or twice in lady's draw
ing-room, even though the conversation is
slow, and you know the girls song by heart,
than in a club, tavern, or the pit of thea
tire. All amusements of life to which vir-
tuous women are not admitted, rely on it,
are deleterious in their nature All men
who avoid female society have dull percep-
tions and are stupid, or have gross tastes
and revolt against what is pure. Your
club swaggerers, who are sucking the butts
Of billiard cues all night, call female society
insipid. Poetry is insipid to yokel; beau
ty has no charms for a blind man; music
does not please poor beast who does not
know one tune from another; and as a true
epicure is hardly ever tired of water sanchy
and brown bread and butter, | protest [ can
sit for whole night talking to well reg
ulated, kindly woman, about her girl COM
ing out, or her boy, at Eton, and like the
evenings entertainment. One of the great
benefits man may derive from women's So
ciety is. that he is bound to be respectful to
them. The habit is of great good to your
moral man, depend upon it. Our education
makes of US the most cminently selfish men
in the world. We fight for ourselves, we
push for ourselves, we yawn for ourselves,
we light our pipes and say we won't go
out; we prefer ourselves, and our ease, and
the greatest good that comes to man from
a woman's society is, that he has to think
OF somebody besides himself, somebody to
whom he is bound to be constantly atten-
tive and respectful.
The Georgetown news., 1855-12-20
nS% 4 nrinter-s devil who NAYS esn

G~ A printers devil, who pays especial
attention to young lady up town without
making any decided advances, was return
ing with her from meeting the other night
when she feelingly said, q fear | shall new
er get to Heaven"
"Why so?" said Ed.
"Because, she replied. 4 love the devil
50 we'll
The Georgetown news., 1855-12-20

us. of T.-Georgetown Division, No. ~,
Sons of Temperance, meets every Tues
~ day evening, at o'clock, in their Hall
on Main street, Georgetown.
All brethren in good standing are invited to at
tend. VIM. T. GIBBS, w. P.
j. Z. NOEL. R. s.
The Georgetown news., 1855-12-20

n~If you want an ignoramuS to respect
Won. :.drcss to death, - and wear watch seals
about the size Of a brickbat.
The Georgetown news., 1855-12-20
The CLAYToN-BULwER TREATY.-Tht

The CLAYTON-BULwER TREATY.-The
n. \. Express contains the following:
In the matter Of the Clayton BuIwer Trea-
ty, is given out now that Great Britain
means to abide by her translation of it, viz:
that she has right to the Protectorate Of
the Mosquito King, and to the possession
of certain islands on the coast of Honduras.
The rightseems to be of some Importance,
if, just now, Walker and his fIlibusters
were not taking possession of Nicaragua;
in which, if they are there successful they
Or Others will follow up in Honduras, San
Salvador, and in Central America gener-
ally, except Costa Rica, which alone seems
to have settled government
The Central American States COSTA Ri
ca excepted so open themselves to tiIlibus-
terism from abroad by their own civil wars,
that they are very likely to be Anglo-Saxon
North American in settlement and Gov
ernment, in spite even of ourselves, our
Government, or the great Steamship Mica
ragua Transit Company, which was very
content as things were. Hence, if, as said,
Great Britain persists in her construction
OF the Clayton-Bulwer Treaty, the persist
ence, practically, cannot amount to much'
The Georgetown news., 1855-12-20
Books & Stationery.

A Literary Depot, is opened by the under
"A signed, on Main Street, Bottle Hill, at which,
bOOKS, MAGAZINES and NEWSP APERS of
every variety, and OF the latest date, can be had
upon application.
JAMESON & CALDWELL.
Bottle Hill, April 18th, 1855. T27-tf.
The Georgetown news., 1855-12-20
BUSINESS CARDS.

DRODGER, J. C. Manufacturer of all kinds
L of Jewelry, Maiden Lane, Georgetown, two
doors south of J. J. Lewis Bowling Saloon.
November lst, 1855. [2tf.
The Georgetown news., 1855-12-20

A SICK LAwYER.-A lawyer, beng SICK
made bis last will and testament and gave
all his estate to fools and madmen BENG
asked the reason for so doing, he SAID,
"from such / got it, and to such return 1t
again"
The Georgetown news., 1855-12-20
7. O. OF q. .F.

sez > =. Memento Lodge, No. 81, Institu-
-%gaSSEted, March 22nd, 1855. Meets on
,F6zS<~[ Thursday of each week, at the Ma
sonic Hall, at O'Clock, P NJ.
Transient Brothers, in good standing, are cor
daily invited to attend.
J. J. LEWIS, N. G.
s. KNoz, Sec'y.
The Georgetown news., 1855-12-20

TURNING LATHE.-The undersigned begs
Il leave to inform the citizens of Georgetown
mat ne is prepared to do all kinds of Turning in
-ue best manner and at the shortest notice.
NJ. A. W0ODSIDE.
GEORGETOWN, Oct 10, 1854. I-tf
The Georgetown news., 1855-12-20
Grahama GO CO..

(BRANCH OF GRAHAM & co. GEORGETOWN.)
MAIN STREET, BOTTLE HILL.
Dealers in Groceries, Provisions, Cigars, Ii
quors, &c.
The highest price paid at all times for Gold Dust.
Bottle Hill, April 23d 1855. [28-tf
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-Au mieu de Ia plaine qui sep,re es deux monapnes
-klen Amene
les pagus e moi der
ierc Ia roche pecee sur Ia tombe dc Marie.
Joany ct les deux femme u oen lie Mssu
nkof WV '
- Eh bn gneur Ivan, dtL. que ces 6u Ell.
est belle este pas! Ellie mssdc
ton est afreuI une lille maudit Responds
Mas Sin Peto cut beau eouer
mir aucune reponse locr await perdu connaissance
-Seat da mort ft dept maheureux: Tura 20, m
dire n den mot adu En- tout euge
le dable peut prendre W!sine o.
Aors deux manche dc son poimard Of re ds d
oue forces La lame ennc gar traverse dc psr en- part
poiine de locier ct fcba profondencnt ID sol
Ensuie lie Vaque pr ampe paisse du ct euf 70.
piement par chemn bas monasne pep.
seta cache dams les brousaes de Ia roche entendt on
courant les sodats de incene snma encore
I'm avant avant braves
ne pouvon sauve major Masennikof du
IL eta temps satisfaction Sin Petro
Genevieve Joanny ydeo tenden cote dc u roche ava,
anxiee ' WV
Suvez moi eur d dun bref entrainan, .r r,.,,
deseche
-Tu as brdle Ia maison demanda Gcneveye
-Ou len ft un feu dc joe ter no ennen
Oh conduistu Nicolas
Dams note nouyele dcmeu ancen mmo Kids, Am,
gotes de kaman Les ehtants dc Ia Vahe
ibere ct lie nom de Sin Pctro fra rcmbler
-Glorc Deu ct vive Ia Valachie! tpondit lieneveve
Qand les Ruses veren du rocher du Va,oue e
tout en- families lis ny purent penetrer ~
LIE endenain decumbrcs
feu, ct cloLe ere long ponard ~ pr
C'etaicnt les reses du major Ivan Mastennikof
LA s""e au proclaim nnnasro) PRUDENT DARTLYs
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? CHAPTERS XXI.
In surrLIcE Do TALON.

Z RI i :. -
Aschsu9t par queur sptuel Mennkof tafd~
venf u; rouvt les d regards cfes ID
penbe
bier es nees s' t5a-al 81 a3Iitr4raa g..g o.. ~
Gin Pstro acoupi oier u gcnou poinc u
Appuyat pdme de- p9gnard a a4 ar51
MaNenuikof d
sus reverious hcs face. es'll
ssfb po Oer souvint set
Vt ,hs4 g-elJFJ9h 1890
Uh msrus&l il poignant dS j. les mains du
.vsaqas sun nort :! sfssor3 e15i1 fsst sg H f- 'De
-s sasse. nssr % Jaurs depus heu
tsa tvssea e. u ssass saet; G pre6trt sudrs
b sasues rseusue ranes i'r'
Il vaqss pasns an Es kgarsment poigna poi
Hino d roker. @ 80 sai seans1ss rapas
.-lAshs! msrmus dssaisr. al ~ TlaIs
Ashs! dess rpsl fdrsur cro;sn stu gull dix
~ poss d hnss 6aistu
pour tsair Aat gnsu j items
o. hsus d wngsses 1ts lsnts vsnr Ellie
en- dsae q g0s peur d6sh e hboue
pous pdg posnad qui souvenir
ssn ~ gains &s b Native dx ans! ~ aHn
-Cs Jsi boans nenoir. bat ng
\ biss eaeees. 1850 a ~, l.5'' 80,
b Vslqs saaes ds peuee d lame sAusikoG
sui mt 4 douaif 6 d1hana voemmeat. @ sanlGt f
A. d amesmen Sin Psefo contsant ID
~ tss' qna pis ur' svem fs &nsf Fsa~'
hsoemp~ N psyte capia ee iD sna ga. 'sO
s s - sasts spersS ess stsisnen donn~g qusn RsAs
-N'seshs bssuss!s ss 91s psi s7sssss A''ia.
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.rme. qu pcsren. perreut
ETu aimos murmurn empnt nes.blc
Je faime. mon fsrs. plus que js ne pus dire
-Pour'aD.u .. .S u v..,ss Va, me s ST'', ter; vas"
oh! j,a peu. secri.-selle .vee earoi
e., toi das succomber t devais plus rvO jen
Ma vengeance acre ju.te pus peas gur
pour moi, beu toujour lie, prisre. ange.
n ans ne demane point mort dun h0mne Deu sera '0urd
ss % G m. ss G s@
ain de erc Oh vous pouvor bagner dams
.s.o t..tO oouuas pas Get homm sang
sais pOurquo o9drais s verse to
nous les men lis me cherc
crier orees Vengeance Mort JObeis
Joanny await atn parorime de e,ataou La iese ree 6men
en- ssre Iil su les marines dc bouce consractte emblai
s. potrinc. entire dents convulsvemen scrrees
Geueve acabe cOmme sale tenat devan ld ct les bras
Haydee ango cachee dams sen dc Joanny ellie murmut
-Oh pardonnemo t s couler tes rme
mags Tu imemc herer de des miens fut
ssS d. n cu" 2 dc d. , d euH
pour trouver, ma chtrie lie boaheu e; loabi.
La s1s file sI & I % % Ss p ''' de '''ny
lie euns Ia tint loneuemeu emb.see
Masennkod dema cma Geneveve dune vol.
~Dman une honme deb.rr,sus de lersinte
X. moi sscr sepulera js ly pougsrai
cabane reounerent Uh hOmme
Sainte verg 0sue precipsnt vers lui ces Nicolas
Mon psre gueur drent iman les deux eunes
Ou mere oui 6 repondt dune Sin Peo ces
moi mateudes plus nesee vaaque mur
deux f e Deu ma vodu meus
deux fis . . -..... :. |-. a......
epaules dams bras Joanny Haydee
Pendant temps Genee baise await apphee ampe da
v-s Dc he%%: s'a 's ellie p0u~ un ' 'su de s savage
-O cs u corrosive peu echapper
puinces de enfr dus eoe O pedveu s0ussre
mon goisnard ..aa ~ s'rr.. a-E ....s .-r"
Mon grace mere gu evanou sttends quill ait
les pour fe sOur plus Js e ee-
Mon pere Jonny; a pair pour aendte de-
quill sor de
Ceta cnfant mais oc lge tent e
dams 81 puissAnte ct le reptile men otia plus
Comment m ehpper des emparer du Russo de-
Plus tard e veuseouuou
oursuvens minute psrde Joanny
mon poignard .---1.. a.. s.a ...s .sf -.a'.E H.
lie voili, pArc. s. s.
-Cea le meme nea<e pas qui servi pour Nstvs! .7
-C'eH 10 meme repond Genevievc. tIn -. .. ..- ...#
Bien Manenan 6 ssuuss sustot
Ruses arrverout bas de montague. averisnous '
-)e averra pere repOnd Joanny lui obeant
Io ma he H.yde rre dams chamore men sort que Oque
sune rembau en- tant long regard
ion dououeuss corp. de M.enoitof Ellie pgnn nvoou
me qua homme fat iuamc meat mais les
emmes dams le tresor nepuisable de piie.
Gencvisve Sin Peo reerent souls dams chambre de Marie
dit vaaque
forces ngugez bouche
de &C Russo faut quill revenne uL I r--a . H.
La Mee apres 6l sagenoua pres de Masnnko
Ases donc mere Vaaae
yux vecz que personne trouble
doax Mtfee Pendant temps ob
dmeasgsns mutt quun
Rusc eb dams susue demeue de Sin Ps necnsou ba
raque svant De partir L n ,Ifar {. HHIH Htnf i
Gsasvilvs so;M ANS .irs uns observation, s15 20
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de dy Me.' a regards plus ardent, que eu
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egarde chambre de mappc burreau La cnnaistu
Mas.ennkoH reond pon. vaque ueux enna Ia
ponard ouna tous dams ps en-
cant
---Repondsdonc. Ivan Mascnnikoa!
vaincu par dOuleurs Ofcier muua ou en- raan
CeN chambre. nescc quill dixp voulus
tire au fond du ravn RepOnd done mfame.
Et la lame tournn de nOuveau dams Ia plae.
quill dix eoqchns
sangn cond femme Naa que a'ais cement des
Ou Oh grace coup vaaque ec pardOnera
mort
Tu es @ capanc; pas de ensemble Bh
.va gee dc goricsa celia ranim ties forces ton courage
En- vain Oc onvusvement les dents Vaaue leeme de
goo de Ia boutee dams bouhe
continue camc aanque
Ssee qa est bon Repondsdon f' agAn poignnr
-Oui. ugt Embarrassment Ivan
Saistu capane, quill dix quand tenas dams
meme chamb pret iaiyee de ties sda's u
ser dix ans de ma vie u pourtant
sole de avo tue i pendant gsa terre bagne dams
ps ps s ma % s a homn @
de Nava cet Ivan Mnennikoa Ds O eas heureuH epeai
p0i"'e posuad point so dc
Mon ,,ieu' fies-mo mOurir punir mon bOurreau
RE ''''f' ''' ''''''''''' ~ - ' " '''
-Oui
e femme Bender ellie essi point detre mere
-kepoud done buemens vaque ouuer son posnard
dams aa s . ss's Re ssas ss petit dams Ia p"'
Dcu SOFT oue cma Vaaqu ellie qui
les bnd qui saccage vile dc Bender Cta moi Nco
-Moustre. J.. tu as assasaue ma femme,
en ben capable mais f caomnies
femme est Dormant jour une charnianse petite file
pair que
-Ques ellie deveuue Dieu
on % e nc a
moi me me Ia donna pour resver
Mon Dcu ou, moi.
hut daure que moi bsean @ qu amais su dams oaur Ia
snsn aS' 5 de 50"
-Quas-tu ait de ma file. Valaque! ...
Je fanchemen avii que eta 6l je lduss M
cadavre de msr ua m bese rcpenrais
Par pite. dismoi que tu a. fa. Dc fne.
Jusqua jour- t cave, desomas ellie fai
--Ta maitrese -. Infame!
Pss, sss
s p' qo.aa as ss @
est le plus infame de nous deux- - Responds done
Nes pas que renp .uprs. moi lie, dvz epoues
assinees par psre Responds done. s...
Jo neural bein dmpoye violence ellie Ellie maine ct
oh ce areu1 ror m. 6s dams te. bras LIE. otures que me s
cndurcr sOnt mile s les nces epu
-Voa que vou.is Lc Russo vaque ct le Va
laque aea 6e Puts quand en- las chasea de eOuhe
!. vend. esoavs qu'es premier Oarant.
-Eb Iien saic Lrse Fame mon tour .
Non, je pas !.- al amais de 6Ile.-
-an -ani tn ,n ,r". ms., que e D' mems '""'
e pOuver n,re Je que
file Tu Ia reoonn'r pns ellie est tout portrait dc
Genevisvs oaua Sin Petro en- appellant mere
La vieile femme Cp . p &. .. ~. .-...h
-Bisu. dit Gensvieyc j. v.is Ia chsrchcr.
Tu voir file Haydec ms b sOuc pas que M
mouchor Maenukof trop
fable oppO''r une resistance su'' Ouo Genevsve su7s
.pse @ 9.. sl ssS: q. Msnptos ds.in. ,f.Dss Le
dams bras baOune goe bee moement pousscr
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La charniante poesie qui suit est
feuvre dune dame creole des Atfaka-
pas, don't Ia MODESTO est encore plus
granae que le talent, ct qui nc veut nj
publier, nj surtout signer de son nom,
les nembreuses poesies qu'elle en- por.
tefeuille.
Tout en- nous engageant 4 ne point
divulguer son nom, nous Ia prions 4 Ia
requetc de nos lecteurs ct surtout de nos
lectrices de vouloir bien quelquefois
favoriser le Meschactk de ses petits
chef.d'euvrcs. (EDIr
LTLIA.
II est un nom psrfume dinnoccncc,
Suave ct pur CONNIE IN rayon de miel.
Tout impregne do celeste espsrancc,
Et carcssant CONNIE une voix du ciel
Ce nom beni, &C nom chsrmant de femme
Quo jc reds toujours avec douccur,
Qui salt le mieux faire vibrer mon ine.
Cest 10 nom de ma Sour.
C'est lie parfum, rahreolc qui brille,
Loiseau chanteur qui rtjouit le logis.
L'ange garden du foyer de famills.
Angc d'smour vsnu..d ..du parsdis. ..,
Son chaste nom fait sourire mon perc,
En- 10 disant son front luit dc bonheur;
Fl notrs mere est hcureusc ct bien fsre
Du doux nom de ma seur
Nom bien.aime, doux nom de radorec.
Ton souvenir ne NEST jamais cruel,
Cur poar ma seur ma tendrcsse o.: dorte
Dcspurs rayonS que Dicu garde en- mon cGur
Unj jour, peut -etre, un autre nom dc femme |
Avcc 10 sien prendra place en- mon cpur,
Nsis ssura-til fsire vibrer mon ame.
CONNIE ton nom. ma sGur'
MMr sss
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Il MA EoyESoASS.

o mo bod;oillc,
Lorsquc 10 veille,
Je suis content
81 dc ton aano
Sort petillan,
Vim rouge ct blanc.
Plus que ma belle
Tu mes fdeIo,
Jc t'aime autsnt. .
Mieux meme qu'elle.
Quand raraigpse dun tissu.
DE "a plus merveilleuse toile.
Envelopes ton corps tout nu,
Moi, Jaime 4 dschircr CO voils,
Tsmoignage de ia vcrtu.
O ma bouteills. etc.
Jaime 10 cri rctentissan.
Qui sschappe do Ia poitrine ..
Avec uu parfum snivrant ...... .
Verse.noi, bouteille divine.
De bonhsur un rouge torrent.
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Jaime ssvourer ls baiser
Qa'on proud sur ties levrcs humides,
Et oue I'm M al. p.f,..v
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FEUILLETON DU MESCHACEBE.
les PAuvREs eARcoNs.
lRomaa extrait des Archives crimineMes.\
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A marqae ton nom d'infsmie,
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Comsse un phsre 90 milisu des nuits.
MICHEL VOaozMARTY.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-10

GOT BROADWAY, CORNER or READE STREET :,
LOl NORRIS, COHNFRr CO.'S can be obtained re-
pscahle German, English Scotch AMI rs help r hotels md
prvae families also walters, coachmen gardeners farmer.
and shorers a. Tits on tue branch Office log Greenwich street
Terms moderate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-10
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

GHEAP FARE FOR ALBANY-PAssAGE ., CENTS
~ by Hancox Daily Merchants Ilue The f,r sailin.
steamer fR ANCrs sKIppY Capt & vs. HsacoI viii I'm
north aide Of Robinson street pier every S1nily wcdn
and ffi3ay AMI he Hero Cap Aoana smith eyprg Tues
isy. Thursday a,i siuri,y, si6 " a.rivsa 81 A. "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-10

L,oR KSY FORT AND FORT E,vrtroN-rgy srR An
boat Ksr r0ETlcsv-s Murrz s.rsst o.er dsiv 0Sun
.sys sScsp,sdJ Nssslcsk Z. r.. ~ua KsT Fcr 81 csss,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-10

COOK AND WAITER WANTED (FEMALE PRE-
"A erred-They must understand business perfectly
None others need apply Apply between and IL ocIock at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-10

WORK FAMILY HOTEL. SEw RRfDG Il rREET LTD
gate HILL London-Ihe above boust Z cc1raly situs "a
has an exc.eni coier feens 'sa 60 we've sryse s,s
smoking room cold and shower baths always rs.tr
nigh porter Ia ATTENDANCE. hxei charge TOR servsn
The New York Herald y nro THOMAS 2uhRrFgNATSY
laso proprieis The Crown sad Iagern.
resnwch,j lenders hs gIsrit aans@
he has 20 long enisyr sns
fbcr cont .nuei p,ircnsye AMI tcrofu,ue atsao4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-10

VNANTED-A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A
w Protestant cook washer and ironef Is good baker
Good references Apply at No. IS Sands street. Brooklyn
two days II not engaged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-10

WANTED-A SITUATION, By A RESPECTABLE
w young girl good plain cook and excellent and
roner; axes good bread willing
for small private family Has good reference CAL Ill
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-10
HOTELS.

DLANCARDS HOTEL. s25 BROADWAY c0SSECrTf q
ID with 10 Twelfth street.-The proprietor respectfully
that h establishment open o the reception
transient boarders wishing suits ofrooms either
with private table or 81 table d'hoe. The
VIII be made with single gentlemen Prices viii be regulated
according 10 the extent and locality o The apartments
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-10

THE COLLINS HOTEL FOOT caSH STREET. Will.
transient bosrlers sui o. psrlorr
single rooms on most The iocaon de-
sirsbe ironing the river with full view 81 The hareor
and convenient 10 ali paris city. lire.
Ave rooms TATLMAN MAPES fr,yrieioss