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Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-12-08

Hon. J. MACPHERSON Berrien, Of Georgia. Is out
In letter TO the Savannah Republican, animad-
verting upon some Characteristic comments Of the
New York Tribune upon the able and eloquent
exposition Of American principles he put forth
some weeks since. The letter concludes 10 this
manly strain:
The great and leading principles Of the Ameri-
can party must and will prevail. IL Ia cherished
by the majority Of the American people, by multi
tudes who are not enrolled In the Order. The
collateral circumstances which decided the cleo.
ton In our State win have no influence In the great
national struggle which awaits us They will all
be merged in the primary and vital interest which
win then be presented-that Of native or foreign
domination in this great republic. The American
party, having Invested itsef Of those Objectionable
features which we deemed ESSENTIAL in its infancy,
now stands In the strength Of It's manhood seek
ing no concealment, openly svowing its principles,
marshaling its hosts In the face OF its opponents
and bearing sloft standard under which every
American may rally, inscribed with these glowing
words: Americans shall govern America.
have said that in my address 10 the people OF
Georgia, made no appeal to our Northern breth-
rem, and did not. Since its publication, have
seen with unfeigned pleasure In leading New Eng
land journal, what rejoice to receive as eyidcece
that conservative men Of Massachusetts, are dis
posed TO forego the further agitation Of the slavery
queetion--to consider a. false and calumnious tho
accusations which have been made against the
people Of the Southland 10 deal with us In the
frstemal spirit which has heretofore united us. To
this awakened spirit, which 10 that Of freemen, Of
American freemen, devoted to the preservation Of
our glorious Union, TO the conservatism Of that
gallant State, heretofore so iIlustrious IN our ma
t'onsi history, LIDO not fear, as a Southern Wing,
70 make the appeal--to call upon them 10 stand
forward In this perilous hour--to Danish from the
politics Of the State the distractng question Of sa-
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PROPOSITION TO CosvERr THE ONO RIVER INTO
A SLAcK-WArER CAsAL.-At a meeting Of the
river, by converting II into slack-water canal.
The suggestions we're unanimously approved by
the Board, and were earnestly recommended to
public consideration. The distance from Pitts
burg to the mouth Of the Ohio Is 975 miles, with
IN aggregate fall Of AS feet. IL is assumed that
TO convert the entire river into sack-water would
require only fifty looks, Of average lift Of eight
and half feet, which would create pools Of an ag-
gregate length Of 1872 miles. The average cost
Of the work is from seven to ten thousand dollars
per mile, which Is supposed to be about half the
expense Of an ordinary canal, or about one-third
the average cost Of railroad
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-12-08

Intbe Senate Of South C~olina, aresolutioR has
been offered for purchasing Statues of Moulsic,
Marion, Sumter, Hayne, McDuffie, and Calhoun,
for the new State House, and ssrcophagus for Mr..
Caboun's remains
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-12-08

BEwARx or A SwIspLERl- THE Federal Union
Of Tuesday says man calling himself ID. R.
Henry, Captain United States army, figured quite
extensively in this place for week or two during
the present session Of the Legislature. His exit
was quite as unexpected as his debut, but some.
what more painful to many Of our citizens, who,
deceived by bis fine military address, and more es
pccially by very 6attering letter from Judge
Lumpkin, of the Supreme Court, (Which the said
Henry was wont to exhibit when in tight place.
had advanced him funds
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lun PARKER's FANCY STORE,
Under Guys National Hotel, PenusyIyauia

Ia lthEHAb GANCI oloAEs
Under Guys National Hotel, PennsyIvania
VIE following list Of Fresh Toilette and other
II Articles Is just opening.
BRUSHES.
English, French, and American Hair Brushes in
loo different patterns
la, 4, and row Tooth Brushes, London,
made for my sales expressly
Nail and Cloth Brushes, &c
PERFUMERY.
Extracts from the houses Of Lubin and Provost,
Paris: "a.
Genuine German Cologne
Pomatum
Bmuf Marrow
Cold Cream
Macassar Oil #HE fE.r
w. !. Bay Rum
Lows Brown Windsor Soap
Cleaver's Honey Soap
Lubin's Rose and Musk Soaps
Taylors Transparent Balls, &c.
COMBS
Tuck Combs, latest Paris styles
Shell, Buffalo, English, Cold-pressed, Horn, and
India Rubber Dressing Combs.
John Fen's Premium Ivory Fine-teeth Combs
and Pocket Combs.
o FOR SHAVING.
Guerlain's, Rousselrs and Harrison's Shaving
Cream, Military Cakes, and all other Shaving
Isl Soaps
Badger's-hair Shaving Brushes, very superior
PARKER'S PREMIUM RAZOR STR0P.
WAsmSeToN, March IL, 1849.
We, the undersigned having fairly tested Parker's
Metallic Razor Strop Powder TO which the Maryland
Institute has awarded premium, take great pleas
in certifying that IL will keep the razor in fine
smooth shaving order, without the use Of hone.
J. Macpherson Bcrrien, ". s. Senator.
w. w Seuton, Mayor Of Washington.
w. s. Archer, House Of Reps
Rev T. N. Pease, Washington.
Thomas J. Rusk, u. s. Senator.
Hiram walbridge, New York City
Rssors imported to order and warranted
PARKERS
af Comb, Perfumery and Fancy Store,
dec S---8t Under Guys National Hotel.
ID r. EP AR Il ID MINCED-MEAT AND
- Honey.--1 900 pounds prepared Mnced-M Meat
superior article ready for immediate use
for sale by the pound
20 Jars Prepared Minced-Meat pounds each
% jars Strained Honey
just received and for sale by
f.. n WHITE a CO.
No g. iron 'front.' Louisiana avenue
Between Sixth and Seventh streets
dec 5--St Opposite the Bank Of Washington.
EURNIsHED ROOMS TO LET, ON
- Four-and-a-half street four doors south of
Pennsylvania avenue, No. 80
nov 28--6t
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A Washington correspondent thus writes
the New York Courier:

"0n the printing question the Democracy seems
to be exercised by conflicting emotions. The
"twin Observation-Disclosures and Forney-are, per-
haps, most assduous in their attentions to the OBJ
ject which attracts the regards Of 80 many They
had on Sunday morning very remarkable edito-
rial They were the conjoint propnetors Of the
Union, responsible as editors for the purity Of its
Democracy. The motive for this announcement
to inform Senators that the printing could not
be conferred upon one without honoring and en-
riching both, and was rendered necessary by ru-
mors that the junior twin had Withdrawn 70 Penn
sylvanis in pursuit Of political honors.
They stated, very pertinently, that they were
national men as web as Democrats and expect
ed to 20 for the candidate 10 be nominated by the
Cincinnati Convention. They should desist from
advocating the claims Of any special competition
for that preferment, meaning that though they had
been Pierce men while the executive printing was
more profitable than that Of Congress, yet when
pcttioning for the favor Of the Senate, In which a
fourth part Of the members are themselves Presi.
dental candidates. II becomes expedient TO repudi-
ate all cntangng obligations and alliances Hence.
forth the Union becomes the organ Of the Cincin-
matt Convention, and the eulogist Of all candidates
IN esss or IN posse.n
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-12-08

SAVANNAH ELEcrIos. The Republican Of Thurs
day says The following is the result Of the cleo.
ton yesterday for Mayor and Aldermen;
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-12-08

- On the 9th instant in the o8d year Of his age Jo-
sEPH LOWELL JOHNSON, youngest son Of DR.. Richmond
johnson. sss s.f n s8sa n s34sr M 8lss
On Friday morning. the 7th instant, at The High
lands" in Montgomery county, Maryland, Roman
\. BRENT, Esq, in the 9th year Of his age.
~ His friends and relatives are invited to attend
his funeral on Sunday evening, the 9th instant at
o'clock, from his late residence. Y M sa .a sse5
On the 9th instant, after sudden illness Mr. a. g.
LoUGHERY, aged 4s years, formerly Of the Treasury
Department 'f1&F
On the 7th instant at the residence Of her father,
on the Heights of Georgetown, ELIzABErH HoMILLER
oldest daughter Of Charles Homler in the 22d year
Of her age
EE Her funeral will take place from the residence
Of her father Tomorrow evening at 8 O'clock
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-12-08

II win be seen that Mr.. Anderson has been re-
elected BY "a majority. Two Americans (Messrs
Allen and Bradley and ten Democrats have been
chosen Aldermen. A few more votes would have
given the Americans a majority Of the Aldermen
fact which WIN, We trust, induce more general
registration hereafter by our friends
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-12-08

Alta recent meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Pittsburg and Connelsville railroad the following
gentlemen were elected Directors for the ensuing
year Oliver w. Barnes, Thomas Blackwell, James
7. Kincaid, George Miltenberger, Joseph Pennock,
Samuel A. Long, William j. Anderson, Pittsburg
Andrew Stewart, Daniel r. Davidson, Fsyette
county Columbus 0'Donnell, Chauncey Brooks,
George w. Dobbin, Baltimore.
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KILGOUR & YOUNG
Attorneys at Law.

ROCKVILLE, MARYLAND,
OFF Il X their services as Collecting
~ Agents to the business community Of the Dis.
trict Of Columbia. tr1
They will give prompt attention to all matters
placed IN their hands. dec S-6w
ELEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED BOOKS.
TNHE Holy Gospels, illustrated in forty
u original designs by Overlook. A handsome
volume, in morocco antique. Price 800
The Scenery of the United States, In series of
forty etchings. Morocco extra. Price $40
Cowper's Task Illustrated by Birket Foster 60
paper, 4th Extra cloth, gilt 81 so; morocco &C..
The Christian Year BY Keble. Elegantly printed
and illustrated, in various styles Of binding
English and American,edtions Of the standard
Poets, in morocco and antique bindings.
GRAY C BALLANTYNE,
dec 6-3t 49S Seventh street
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In WANT or FusDs.-The New York Times
publishes long appeal from Kossuth, Mazzini,
and Ledru RoIlin to the Republicans of the United
States. They say that the newest incident of the
Anglo-American complication is striking indica-
ton Of the fact that the despotic principle bearing
sway in Continental Europe, is not only hostile to
Republican America, but Is at the same time so
predominant in influence over the European gov
enments, as to make even constitutional England
subservent to its designs" To this despotic prin-
cple bearing the sway In Continental Europe y
they attribute the recent manifestation OF hostility
to the United States by certain parties in England
and II we wish to break down this despotic princi-
pie in way that win not In the "remotest man
ner, infringe the laws In the United States It is
by supplying Kossuth a Co., with means ; the
" house Of Z. N. Marsden, Budge-row, city of Lon
DON" having friendly consented to receive remit
tances sent to joint account We imagine the
house in Budgerow, viii not need to increase their
clerical force to keep this account, and that II
Messrs. Kossuth, Mazzini and Rolln are 10 contin-
their noisy idleness 10 safe retirement in London
II viii not be from funds drawn from American
pockets. H-.s
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MARRIED.

On the 4th instant, BY the Rey r. u. Gurley, d.
DERsoS both Of this city, tsnl sss fFK ~
AT Morton View, Culpeper county, Virginia, on
the 9th instant, by the Rev, B Grimsley, THoMAs H.
GIBBS, OF West River, Maryland, to HELEN daughter
OF the late Marshall Ashby Of Fahquier county, yir
ginia. \, 5, , ss1
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-12-08

Ny- Columbia Typographical Society.---
An adjourned meeting Of the Society win be held this
Saturday evening, at O'clock to receive the re-
port Of the Committee on the Anniversary Celebra-
ton, Hatta dec
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-12-08

The New York News complains of the mis-
management Of the Post Office Department
1t says; Ff
eve can only say TO our worthy friend and sub
scriber-what we have 30 often been compelled to
say--that the fault does not lie with va. The pub
fishers OF the Daily News contract TO mail paper
each day in the week, and in time for the mail,
and they fulfil that contract TO the letter. II the
United States Government steps In, and, through
its officials, prevents subscriber from receiving
what he has paid for-what is the remedy We
can assure him that we are damnifed by such in
reference much more than HIMSELF
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Saturday evening, O'clock to receive the re-
port OF the Committee on the Anniversary Celebra-
ton. ssse A seiG s,5 FIJI. dec Sit
eB st. Paul's English Lutheran Church,
Grew Mr. Butiers.-Service in this Church (corner
of Eleventh and II streets) regularly on Sabbath at
ii o'clock, A. NJ, and Z p. M. 1F t
The Sacrament of the Lords Supper will be ad-
ministered Cd. V) at p NJ, tomorrow, Sabbath, }
~ NOTICE.---The Committee Of Ar
rangements appointed for the late Torch Light Pro-
cessi0n requested to meet at American Hall, on
Monday night, the 10th of December, 1856
All persons having Transparences in their posses
sion, used that OCCASION are requested to return
700 E. @. EcKLoFF,
dec S-2t* 2a Treasurer.
W Religious Notice.---Elders John Mitchell
and William Nimmo, (of the Church of God, Of Bal
timore,) will hold q series Of meetings in the Tenn
perance Hall, on street. commencing on Sunday,
the 9th. Meetings commencing at II A. NJ, 2 p. NJ,
and 64 p. NJ ut night and every night, except Mon
day and Tuesday nights. On Tuesday night will
preach at Bladensbnrg = se
Rev, Elder Thomas Plumsill at Badensburg On
Sunday afternoon, at clock, dec sr-lt*
sY The Freemen's Vigilant Total Alb
stinence Society will hold Temperance Meeting at
Temperance Hall, street, tomorrow afternoon, at
81 O'clock.
Speakers arc expected on the occasion.
The public are respectfully invited TO attend.
BY order: JN0. JOHNSON,
dec Sit ca Corresponding Secretary
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UNFINISHED ROOMS TO LET, ON
Foureand-a-haf street four doors south OF
Pennsylvania avenue, No. 80.
nov 2s--st
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refused TO pay the amount, although certified
by the Superintendent (the guardian Of the
public interests) and that spirited corespon-
dence was hxd on the subject the result Of
which has not transpired, so far as we are in
formed.
Knowing nothing personally upon this mat
ter, we have only to add, that we suppose an
application to the proper departmentwi bring
out the facts, and relieve the parties from cen
sure, or confirm the truth Of the rumors.
We have also been informed that the Wash
ington Union combination have in truth had a
monopoly of the public printing for some
months past, having, through Messrs Wendell
and others, purchased the interest Of the Sen
ate printer by which arrangement the Union
concern receives double pay for competition
on all the work done for the two houses, -eaeh
house being charged with " composition, when
the matter is set up but once, with simply a
change In the heading, so as to answer for the
Senate or for the House, as may be required
1t is true that there is nothing illegal in this,
but It must be obvious that It vastly swelIs
tho profits to the public printer, and it just.
nes US In suggesting that the Union combine
fion has had quite enough Congressional print.
ing to satisfy the most toaricious, and certainly
enough to render any further claim by them,
their aiders and abettors, to the public print
ing, prepestsrous, especially when made to a
Congress in which, politically, their friends
are 10 minority.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-06
llOTELs.

0>TE AZ HOUSE, BROADWAY, CORNER
Il Of Houston street. on tie same block with the Me.
t~ropolitan Hotel and Niblo's &, 'aI3 w. I've Dive
above the ct. Nicholas Hotel; IL nearly ,.IdIieteJ, and
offers TO travellers superior accommodation N the
heart OF Broadway, in. immediate jux,apositi, IN 20 The
other first class houses and places OF amnscmcnt a, cry
low rates. The Eouse has all the convenien~.s !, y 49,.
including steam Lea.ers, AMI will be Conducted on az
European plan OF lodging rooms, At atty cents Ia az a
day, according to location, &C., AMI meals furnishsa a.
ordered, at prices graded 10 suit both tho economical
and estravagant; the guests ordering meals al pleasafs.
and paying for only what Ia used. Families and mar
YES, ss;wel as individuals, will end tie snitbeoa;an
wen e~asculated to suit them, and can make Their b;I,s
less by at least one third than AZ other srst d.,
hotels conducted on the old system. For rssue,,.hiity
ORDER, n'atness, comfort aud economy. the Sml,h,nnIsn,
shall make It's mark ON the times aud BE- wor,bv tbs
ralonsse u ~ pcople. SIDNEY K0PdAN.
WORK FAMILY HOTEL, NEW RRfDcE srpErr
i ~1udgate Hiil. London.-fho above bo,ss 4. 60
traly situated, has an excellent coffee room, Ton !,
twelve private sitting rooms, between forty AMI arr,
light, airy bedrt oms, 4 good smoking room. warm cal1
sud shower baths, always. ready. A nisht portsr h, a.
tendance. "A fixed aharge for servants. The Ne. Yoyt
Herald y fled. THOMAS QuARTERMAINE 0also nranr.
etoI Of the Crown and sceptor, and ship ravens Gr.sn.
wich,) tenders his grateful thanks 10 hs Ans,;cs,
trends for the iavors he has 10 long enjeyed Al their
bands, and sohcits their continued rafronIre and recon-.
mendaton
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spTRTTUALIsM.

C,PRnUALIsM-sEcoND VOLUME, By JUDGE rD-
- MONDS and Dr. DEXrfR, with fine steel plate en-
%.Isyie-., published this d.; e42 r..svs ccssve, bsanu-
July bound. 1900 copie. Of the vorl have been pub.
li,hsd. and nearly all sold or ordered. Arangements
have been made by which the publishers will be ensbied
TO supply The further demand. Price, ~ 2Sj postage
thirty cents. A liberal discount ailowes 70 the trade:
p~nbIsh.S At the Office u the Spiritual Telegraph sad
ssoieu PARTRIDGE a BRITAIN.
GPIRiTy1TisN-NRs. C0AN, COPYING Ann RAPrfNG
= and writing medium, ~il receive yi.issrs dsuys .s'y,
A NJ. q 10 s, and Z TO . Il. NJ Wednesday and Saturday
evenings excepted NJ. B.--psrsie- sttssted ~ uhsr
us.dence; sp,ly - sssve.
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REsTAURAHTs.

noWNING l-sTEwED TERRAIN 81 HAVE THIS
IL day received q superior lot Of Linn Raw Era re,,..
pin, well known TO southern epicurrs. which I .,1
serve mp, and send to any part Of the city. Ahso. = lot
os superior oysters THOMAS DOwN1 ING,
No. , fr0rj ssrpst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-06

HNBE ADVERTISER BLING DESTROYS or CARRYING
Il on a matrimonial correspondence with the view
&c changing his condition in life, takes tbis as the best
means OF making the scquaintsncs Of any young lady
Who feels similar by ole posed. He IL possessed OF sufficient
means 90 enable two TO live In comfort, IL not in az.
nuence together, and his prospects In business are OF a
b ost promising character. He invites the corrsspou.
cerce OF such young ladies a. may feel favorsbly dis.
posed towards him. requesting them 90 state their age,
qualifications, mental, moral sud Literary. Abreast
Y. g., hei alb onsce.
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REMOVAL,

AT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CARRAO, PlZk HAIR
IN cutting shsyins and dressing saloon, tases plea.
sure in informing bis oil customer RS and patrons that he
has removed from his old stand, No. 1876 Wtli sm street,
TO the more spacious saloon at the Rainbow Hotel, where
he will be mott happy 70 see his old friends and cussc.
mcrs. VITO CAKkAD.
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##~~-@~~- E---fX... A.. f,.o, /.
MATRIMONIAL OFFICE, b. ~s usnln5 u = hs :
lu corner 81 the Rowery.-1a r he 10,
o atfimonicl alliance viii end il 4. -, iady :,
calling or sddies sing post paid Mrs .as for ire
opened = matrimonial register, where. ar ~
~ " 70 tuemseivesa par. nd rea
vtrtising to express their wishes. Parties may, ~
name, residence, business, reference, circumstance,.
qrisitts, nc, which win be exchanged. Eycryth,.
concerning letters or interview strictly confidential
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-06

VNrANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A
w situation as cbamberInaid and waiter, or to take
care of children. Tbs test of city reference from her
last place. Wsges MT 40 mich an object as a good
home. Tease call at Ne Ito East Seventeenth street,
second floor, between First AMI Second avenues, for two
daua
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-06

IA ANTI ILLUSTRATIONS BY TWO KEsiEyTABIE
IA German girls, one as chambermaid and the other
a. cool good city roiereace. Can be seen for two days
al 50 West street, up stairs. front room.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-06

TOR Saloon BROADWAY, A FIRST GLASS RES
IL taursnt in connection with a hotel kept on the Eu-
roIesn plan, to be had with OF without the hotel. Has
been in success full operation Tor the last four years.
Satisfactory reasons given for selling. Inquire at 697
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-06

IN ANTFD-A SITUATION IL SOME RESPECTABLE
w family, by a respectable young woman, ~ seam.
strsss understands cutting and fitting dresses; has good
city 7cference. Please call at 800 sixth avenue, bet ~een
Twenty second and twenty third streets. Can be seen
for t. D days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-06

VlIAaTED-BY A STEADY, ACTIVE YOUNG Wo
wv man, u situation ss ~lsunjress and chambermaid,
is an excellent plain sewer. Tho best Of city reference
given. Apply at 10 Seventh avenue, near Eighteenth
street, third floor, back room, for two days, il not On
rarej,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-06

RROPERTY IN NEW YORK TO EXCHANGE FOR PRO
perty in Bergen, West Hoboken, or Harlem. "A
first class four stoIy house and lot to exchange for n
snail farm about three miles from the ferry. Apply at
arc, Fourth street.
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HAhIEp-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w Protestant girl, to cook, wash and iron, or to do
chamber work in a private family. Please al for two
days at Is Prospect street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-06

"a ANTFD-BY 4 RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A
wv situation to do chamberwork aud plain sewing
has good city reference. Can be seen for two days at 81
Thompson street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-06

VKyANTFD-BY A RESPECTABLE Young WOMAN, A
w situation at cook; she perfectly understands cook,
ing in nil Its branches. Good city reference given. Can
University place.
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NTANIED-AS NURSE AND SEAMSrRES5, A YOUNG
w woman capable Of taking care Of a youug infant,
ND who Is also a neat sever. None but Protestlnts
sed apply. Inquire at northeast corner OF Fifth ave
,ue ana Sixteenth street, on Wednesday, February 9TH,
rom ia A, M TO ] +. NJ.
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r VERY STABLE FOR SALE.-THE STOCK, FIX
IL lures and good will, together with q lease OF Ave
years, with the privilege Of purchase Of the stable No 90
West Fifteenth street, now doing enc Of The best busi
nesses in the city. Also, several private carriages for
sale cheap. Apply on the premises.