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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-08-03
We ouote at s22 a s22 SO . bbl.,

fair supply in store quote at $22 s22 SO o bbl as
PoUIrRY--Is in demand and sells readily at high prices
See table.
ing the past week; there is however, fair supply former
receipts MARKET with Limited demand See table:
SHNGLEsCommon are in rather better enquiry and have
advanced so cents Sales this meek of 20OOO ut $5 g M
T1mBER-Very little doing in this article; no receipts
Sales of only two RATS CORNER arrivals) at So . ~
rates Produce arrives slowly, and the quantity offering
light few vessels port See table for ast rates paid
BALTIMORE, July 3l--Flour-HOward street So 50 y
Dbl; City Mills 90 So Rye Flour 0O@$7 70 . Dbl Corn
red 81 4o@ good to prime White 81 75@I S. Con.prmo
white, 81 o. 81 o. yellow s6 81 cents mixed 90 goo
OatsMaryand new 40@45 cts Pennsylvania old OO9OOcts
Rye-Md. $l@l o. Cofee--Rio good prime O@llacts;
prime Lagqsyra 1@ilt cents MolassesNew Orleans sSs
cents b gallon. Whiskey, 37a@39 cts.
NEW YORK, July st.-Cotton---Market fir with
upward tendency sales at III for New Orleans
sales of 30 oho Southern Wheat I
fe higher sales of $4,000 bushels Southern white ST. and
red at 81 g. Corn re lower sales at Ssa cents Pork
Lard easier but not quotaby lower Whkey is dull T1r
Crude at 50 s7a Rice firm $50 bbls at s7a So
NEW-ORLEANS, July SO--Cotton is firm and $500
bales changed hands at previous rates.
CHARLESTON, July Cotton-The transactions of
the day were limited to % bales at &C.
HAVANA, July 23.-Sugar-White inferior to forete 81
9l9s RS yeows Inferior 1893 RS Browns S. Nos II
se M . Ees Ree south sFena
rails Land, bbs, l6 q l6 50 kegs l7@l7 25 Goldfish
for Ditch e S c @R' and pns
market, el l5s@s2 Great Britain direct, Ell IS el l5s
Hamburg and Bremen 81 l5s992 Mediterranean, ez@e2
los France, 75@80f; Spa $292 so % box United Sates,
a@5 rails q Sugar 81 50@3 SO . hid Sugar 81 so
@s2 q hid Molases Exchanges on London, ss@lo . ct
prem Spain, SD4 ID Ct prem. New York and Boston
2@24 % ct dis; Paris, 34@33 dis; antwerp, 81
@34 p Ct dis New Orleans, par q y ct. dis, short
sight.
FAYETTEVILLE, July 3O.--Bacon l2a@l3. peeswax
Coffee oso RI S Good tsgu d1s4 IS ST. Hoe s@
Fine Sc 1900 90; Scratched, 5000 co. GrainCorn 9Oc
Wheat 81 40@l So Oats, SO; Peas 10000; Rye 80 cts
Hides-Dry SOLO; Green, 495 Lard III. Salt Liv'p
(sack) 81 To-
Bacon finds ready market; upward ten iency. Cotton
taiions. Corn-We reduce quotation. TurpentneNo
change. Spirits 50 to 32k.
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Another Richmond In rho F,eld

,, .ne Philadelphia Sun, the great know nothing
nj a OF that city is becoming sick at the dishonesty
% corruption OF its party, and is beginning TO show
5,s goms Of rebellion No wonder for it is now APP
% es 10 tb al mat know nothngsm is nothing more
n % instant says: We are no longer disposed to he
r 'nae the car8paw for designing demagogues to
aGR from the hot ashes of political contention all
0' t aonors and profits while principles are not
n,L 'ne least advanced. We have seen enough tc
e,, ne The heart scken at the corruption and degen
~ WY o. The newschoo politicians, and active caute
sef' ,SS' be applied to eat out their proud flesh
,SoTo, greedy, and unworthy anxiety after plac,
rrau induce departure from the straight patb y
res1 integrity the most lamentable disasters mus
hun, a party is it that has sworn against the wild
'''' lor Office Washington UnioSn a. ~
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-08-03

SINGULAR DEATH-On last Sunday morning, just
before day. little negro child, the property, of A
Z. Moore, Esq of this place, rolled off the bed and
got his head caught between the beadstead and a
causing instant death its mother was sleeping in
the bed with 1T but knew nothing Of the accident,
until she awoke in the morning to find her child
hanging lifeless.- Wadesboro Nesgs
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-08-03

A Political EDITOR IN TRouBLE-W N Halde-
man, editor of the Louisville (Ky) Courier, being
member Of the secret order of Know Nothings, was
lately arraigned in the council to which he belonged,
1or writing and publishing articles in his paper
against Humphrey Marshall, the K n candidate
lot congress in that district. A committee of inyes-
tigaton being appointed, he sent in written answer
TO the charge. saying it known before he Joined
.nat ne could not support Marshall, and that he
Joined with that understanding The committee re,
ported in favor of his expulsion, but the report was
Ia'o on the table. He then offered his resignation
II was refused, and the next night he was expelled.
r'eps have been also taken, is alleged, to get the
members of the Order to withdraw all patronage
from Inc Courier These facts are published by Mr.
H. IN long editorial article.
SERvANrs-There is one foible among house
keepers, that cannot be too severely reprobated 1t
Is contemplate itching for knowledge of their
neIghbors' affairs.
This curiosity leads them TO encourage and listen
10 the scandaous pratle of their own servants con-
corning the domestic affairs of other families in which
they have been employed.
servants are always ready to take advantage of
| the slightest advance towards familiarity on the part
OF mistress; and where they find one weak enou oh
to relish relation of vices follies of Others the
appetite will be always administered TO so long as
prolific brains can coin lie Misresses should rec
olIect, while encourag ing this practice, that their
own household affairs will probably be served up,
with no exaggeration OF defect, whenever their do
mestlcs PASS into another family. Two or three in
stances have lately come under our knowledge. where
comfort and regulations have been sacrificed by false
| hoods propagated by females.
And where is the remedy for this evil! 1t lies in
the hands OF every head OF family. This tattling
tendency should be stopped i'll It's very commence
ment and if a refusal to listen 10 the scandaIous cat
alogue of private weakness error were accompa
MED by reprmand, the state Of society would
be very much benefited .-Erchomge paper,
KENANsvI1LE, n. c., July "a, 1885.
At meeting of the Dupn Agricultural Society," held il
the Court House to-day the President in the Chair the fol
lowing list of premiums to be awarded articles be
hi6ted at the next Annual Fair of said Society be he
in the town of Kenansvle Thursday and Friday befo
October Court Week next unanimously adopted, viz
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-08-03

NoTE. River Lumber Tar, and Turpentine sold in the
subject the expense of landing coop
erage, &c;say Lumber SO cents to 81 q NJ; Tar and
Turpentine about 10 Is cents % bband naval
when brought per railroad about the
curred,-*For Virgin mixed Turpentine deduction
of one-ffth is made. according to quality
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-08-03
WILMINGTON WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

&C. should be understood that quotations generally
represent the wholesale prices In filling small orders high
have ba maid
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-08-03
STATE CsF NORTH CAROLINA.
New Hanover County,

Court Of Pleas end Quarter Scss1ons June Tern 1855
Gayert Prigge vs. Henry Rehage.
THE DEFENDANT in this case, will hereby take notice
that garnisheement returned to June Term 1855
OF the Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions of said county
against Moody Smith, which there is Judgment en-
tered for the of Three Hundred and Twenty-Five 7OOO
dollars; all which is condemned the use of the Plaintiff
and conditional Judgment entered against the Defendant
for the of 1925 0O0 to be made absolute and final
the next term of said Court be held Court House.
in Wilmington, the I'd Monday September next unless
the defendant appear and the Plaintiff according to
Law. SAMUEL r. BUNTING CLERK
August 5, l8j5.-I48-
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

COURT OF PLEAS QUARTER SESSIONS, JUNE TERM 1855
Martin Schulkn Us. Henry G. Lohss.
Original attachment levied on goods and merchandise
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the de-
tendant, Henry G. Lohss, is nonresident, keeps
himself concealed that the ordinary of the law
be served him it is therefore, ordered by the Court
that conditional Judgment be rendered in favor of the
plaintiff tor the sum of two hundred and thirty 6llOo dol
lars and the goods levied upon be condemned to satisfy
plaintiffs debt, &c 1t is further ordered by the Court that
publication be made in the Wilmington Journal for six
weeks notifying said defendant appear and plead answer
or demur or final will be rendered and property
sold to satisfy plaintiffs debt.
SAMUEL r. BUNTING, Clerk.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-08-03

Any other articles exhibited, worthy of premiums will be
duly considered and premiums awarded accordingly.
All articles for exhibition must bo entered at the Fair
Grounds by II o'clock M the day previous TO the Fair
dent have appointed the following gentlemen on the different
Committees of Award, viz:
Committee Agricu tural Products-Aoedham w Her
ring, WIN W. Faison, VIM. Farrior.
Committee Horses and CattleW. D.. PoarsalI, Joel
Iofin, A Hicks, S NJ. Grady.
r. ]. Pearsall, VIM. B. Middleton, r. D. Sloan.
Committee Samples, &c.Mrs. Alsa Switzerland, J. ~
Bryan, j. C. Wallace, Jas. D. Pearsall.
Committee on Ladies' Exhibits of Domestic Manufacture
Mrs. J 8. Hussey. James Dickson, B. Carr, j. @ Me-
Gowan, w. J. Houston, J. D. Stanford
Committee Agricultura Implements, Sew r. Ward,
d. J. Middleton, J. d. Carroll, D. Mallard
Needham w. Herring and James NJ Sprunt be Commit
arrange for the exhibition at tho next annual Fair
and that of said Committee deliver the Annual Address
before the society declining to do So shall
suitable speaker from among the members of said Society
perform said service.
JEREMIAH p EARSALI, Pres t.
l. B. NELLY, Cor Seo'y.
- ~. Soat1
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FREIGHTS {:

FREEGHTS:
TO NEW YORK
Turpentine, per barrel, ........$ 90 a So
Rosin and Tar ...do....................2 a 80
Spirits Turpentine, do. 90. a 90
Flour, ...do .-...... ~ 50
Cotton, per bale, ..- u w a w
Cotton goods and yarns, FER foot, ......... 6
tlaXseed, per cask, .... 90 Il 6e
Ground Peas, per bushel,... ........O 0
Lumber, per M 3 90 o.
TO PHILADELPHIA.
Turpentne Rosin, and Tar, per barrel,.. .25 80
Spirits T1rpentine, 800. do....'....o %
Ground Peas per bushel, ........0 a 3
Lumber, per NJ, as to IS 90 90
Cotton goods and yarns, per cubic foot, .......0 8
RICE per lOO lbs. AUTHORIZATIONS. w
TO BOSTON.
Turpentne, Rosin, and Tar, per barrel, 80 &c
Spirits Turpentine, do. 65 On
Peanuts, q bushel,. .......... .............O0
Rough Rice, u bushel,.... ...........OO
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-08-03

An of facts worth pound of theory; and the
of conclusive facts that cluster around that incom
Dr. c. NJ Jackson Philadelphia establishing its value
tonic and restorative such would prevent increduy
itself from questioning efficacy In all of diseases
of the stomach whether acute chronic it may be
mended for its soothing, cordial and enovating influence
Dyspepsia, heart burn loss of appetite, nervous
tremors, relaxation and debility, Nc relieved by the
Bitters in very short of time ana perseverance
their never fails to work a thorough cure.
For sale in Wilmington N. c., by Or. A 0. BRADLEY
and C. & D. DUPRE, Druggists.
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING AUGUST %. 1855.

TurpENT1NE--No change to notice on last Thursday
quotations There has been active demand from dtlers
and parcels taken arrival 81 60 for yellow Dip
81 50 for hard "a $50 lbs The receipts been
to small lots. and reach only 1832 bbls. follows:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-08-03
NOTICE.

THE Hardware Business heretofore conducted by J. NJ
ROBINSON, will from this date be carried on by j.
NJ ROBINSON i co.
All the of the old firm made out, and
must be closed by note otherwise
All persons having claims against NJ: ROBINSON,
will please present them at shall delay my usual
"trip North for hort time for the express purpose of set
Ting accounts, and hope my friends will call promptly.
]. NJ ROBINSON
J,1iv
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THE ,TTESTI0N OF FARMERS


Is REQUESTED to q New FERTILIZER, prepared
night soil collected the and prvies Of
New York City by the Lodi CO. and manu-
and powerful manure, something like Guano but less
calstic, and less exhausting to the soil.
1t is called - Tafeu from the Chinese word sgniIying
prepared night SOIL and is the only article of the kind
manufactured in this country. is warranted to be 95 per
cent pure night soil and from its of transportation
and application and the small quantity required to produce
the ,esu heavier it is the cheapest
offered for sale For Grass in the Fall, Winter
(ran for Garden Vegetables, it has equal From 300
600 rs. all the dressing required for the poorest
soils fair trial in competition with other
pectuly asked Packed in bb of 2tO lbs bags OF l25
lbs Price go per GP or cents per 1evc : free Of
THE LODI MANUFACTURING co.
August ,, lS55.-[2Sl--48-2m 80 CORTLAND St, Ny,
UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
From Fayetteville via. OwcnsViIlc. Clinton and
Spring Vale to Warsaw. n. c.
Distance 10 Miles-Ru9nng prily except Sundays
EAVING Fayetteville daily Except Sundays at half
Il past O'clock P NJ. Arrive at Warsaw next morning
at halfpast o'clock, A. NJ, i'll time connect with the
cars going North or South.
Leaves Warsaw daily Except undaysl after the arrival
the going North and South O'Clock, P NJ Ar
rive Clinton P. NJ. Owensville II NJ and Fayette-
vile A NJ. Which gives passengers going North or
South coming Fayetteville from either North South
detention and certain connection both ways All pasSen-
gers going North from Fayetteville, will arrive at Warsaw
Passengers travelling this route will find old experienced
and sober drivers fine stock aud as fine new Troy Coaches
any route in the United States.
n. FREDERICK, Contractor.
JNO; B, SWITZERLAND, sup't at Warsaw
ISAAC BOYklN, Sup't at Clinton
]. h. ROBERTS & CO., Sup'ts at Fayetteville.
Warsaw, n. c., July -8th 26S-3m--46-sm
uARPER'S MAGAZINE, for August, received and fol
L sale at July 81 S ". WHITAKER'S.
A LUM sALT-5ooO bushels Alum Salt, aaoat, for salt
n by J. & J. l.. HATHAWAY & co.
TUST OPENED the largest of Chemicals ever
j offered in this market, Consisting in part of
100 lbs. Sugar Lead;
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-08-03
NOTICE,

NOTICE.
ga TAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO THE JAIL
q of this county, the 18th of July 1855, two Negro
fellows supposed be runaways. One says his name
-Ais Bob, and belongs to Mary Wyatt Ezzell of Nor
champion County Bob about feet inches high weighs
about 6 pounds The other says his name Dick and BE-
longs to Thomas Burden, of Halifax county Dick about
feet inches high weighs about $50 pounds and both
hired out to Joe Bryant of Brunswick county to work in
Eupentine Any person persons owning having under
their charge the two said Negroes Bob and Dick eques
ted to forward prove property, pay all legal charges
and take them away, otherwise they will be dealt with
law directs THOMAS M. LEE Tailor
Clinton, Sampson Co., n. c.. Aug 3-4S-tf
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don says:
The prospects Of the harvest arc becoming more
favorable every week The weather has been unin-
crruptedy fine for long time, and has removed the
danger OF the late rpening, which at one time was
the chief thing to be feared The breadth Of land
sown with wheat this year very large, and the opin
ion of the probable yield per is likewise very
couragng Should all go on in this respect as there
is reason to hope, doubt need be entertained of the
steady course of the money market, whatever may
be the extent or the complications of the war;
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-08-03

We learn that in the conven ton which nominated
Col Stowe, that two of the principal actors were
gentleman from Massachusetts, and one from New
jersey either of whom had not been in the State a
wear and who are said to be ABOIITIONISTS.-
Mr.. Craige has repeatedly called upon Col Stowe,
in The few discussions he has had with him, to tell
him publicly who were the that were in that
convention, Gas they profess 10 have taken off the
bar of sccresy far disclosing membership con-
cerned) The Col wisely refused to answer, or per-
haps he did not knov. MIR Craige asked him if it
was true that these men in Convention, and, if
so were they aboitioniss He did not know. Mr..
Craige has it upon the authority of who has be-
terms and man of undoubted veracity, that they
were there, and they abolitionists. So much for
the company Col Stowe keeps.-West'n Democrat.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-08-03
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,


Court Of Pleas and Qaarter Sessions June Term, 1865.
JAS Cameron William P. Balance.
Attachment levied upon Brig Marceus, her tackle
and apparel.
the June Ierm 1855 of the Court of Pleas and Quarter
n Sessions for New Hanover county, conditional judg-
ment rendered for the 1912 So and the said Brig
Marceus, her tackle and apparel condemned satisfy
plaintiffs debt Notice is hereby given, that the next
term of said Court to be held in the town of Wilmington
the Court House, the second Monday of September next
said judgment will be made absolute unless those interested
shall come forward repevy said property and plead As
By order Ct Court,
SAMUEL R. BUNTING, Clerk.
~
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TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


The Merchants Dstllers and Dealers in Naval Stores
have unanimously agreed not to purchase TURPENTlNE
from the Inspectors from and after the first of June
next. respectfully offer my services to you Agent or
Broker for the sale of your produce the brokerage
charges for selling will be paid By the buyer Amount OF
sales RENTED by mail you may direct
w. c.. HOWARD Produce Broker
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YOTJCE no TAX PA ERI

THE TIME IS NEAR AT HAND WHEN HAVE
to settle my yearly accounts with the State Treasurer
and, enable do it is absolutely necessary that
should receive the amounts due The attention Of Taxpay
respectfully yet earnestly called this Taxes
be paid and not settled before September Court property
must be sold. discretion, give further in
diligence. L. ID. HALL,
July I9---269-tf Sheriff New Hanover Co
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TATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
New Hanover Comfy.

Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessaos June Term, 1855
Gayert Prigge Us. Henry g. Lohss.
Original attachment levied goods wares and merchandise
TT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the de-
PENDANT Henry Ct. Lohss, is n nonresident, keeps
himself concealed that the ordinary process of the law
not be served on him is therefore, ordered by the Court
plaintiff for the of $l67 49, and the goods levied upon
be condemned satisfy plaintiffs debt, Sc It is further
ordered by the Court that publication be made in the Will
mngton Journal for six weeks notifying said defendant to
appear and plead demur, judgment final will be
rendered. and the property sold to satisfy plaintiffs debt
SAMUEL Il. BUNTING, Clerk
I9J5-T1S-6w
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-08-03

IRON AND AFTER THIS DATE, THE WHOLE
J. sale and Retail business of the WILMINGTON GRAN
AIRY will be conducted at the store formerly occupied by
WM A GwYER, of Princess and Water treets at
which place will be kept constant supply ofCORN, M EAL
HOMMONY, OATS. PEAS, HORSE and COW FOOD
Persons convenient to the Mill get their supplies
there D. DUPRE, JR.
Successor to T. Smith & Co.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA

Ne" Hanover County.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions. June Term 1855
Hanke Vollers IS Henry G.. Lohss
Original attachment levied goods and merchandise
TT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the de-
fendant Henry q. LohsS, nonresident, keeps
himself concealed that the ordinary process of the law
be served him it is therefore, ordered by the Court that
conditional Judgment be rendered in favor of the plaintiff
Tor the of hundred and dollars, and the goods
levied upon be condemned to satisfy plaintiffs debt SC 1t
is further ordered by the Court that publication be made
the Wilmington journal for six weeks notifying said
PENDANT appear and plead demur judgment
final will be rendered. and the property sold to satisfy plain
tif's debt SAMUEL r. BUNTING, Clerk.
August Ri 1888 T49-6w
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rRoCERIxa rlAs AND PROVISIONS.
" sale and rslaThs subscriber rsspsetfy inferms hs
The ssh Of ssssS "a sssad, v.s.y stree. Which
partly dsstcysA srs ~ has ss:ssse s.a rsattes
sns tess sugars sossss spices soep starch Aaus shcsl
ssttss cheese As. AZ 0roc.rs bshsrs hetel k.spses
familiar Who gurchsss goods ce esss ssa vh Y. .se
40 cali ana sIamiss for themselves tsfsrs parchssas
thas any other sstablshea In s city Zee cash. he
s.ss.sr. l. nav sss s.s s.t,s eS ~. ~
voda the credit system. The subscriber fatsrs km
ssIf osg the buslness purshssar
rosas eash rom importers and arst hands sGcrds
hm mary sdvsatsss that others 10 the business DO
have who purchase c second thri hasts each mskia
Q yer tobtsse. fETER LYNCH
B-snip ski s,ooP stores pat up 81 the sso,tsst a.
tee Goods dsssrSi Tree Ths saSsobsr has
~ sns.sattsa wVh 40 stas .i.rs.
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BILLIARDS.

billiard TABLES.-HAvING INVENTED
ID style Of CUSHION which tho emily cushion
in use invite buyers call and examine Prvatd
houses furnished at short notice One small
table for sale cheap. GRIFFITH DECKER,
Ann traet
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oRORGE &. ALLEN, Importer.
Wholssais ana Rstsu, Ne. II Wall street,
eseosd deer. sssg broadway. N. ".
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WANTED-A SITUATION BY YOUNG WOMAN,
w As cook Is frat rate cook do French aud Eng
lsh cooking Coed city reference given Apply at 90 Ninth
street. between Third and Fourth In the
tN days
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DO general housework and girl fourteen aftcen
Of family None but Americans or Scotch need apply
Inquire at I'll East broadway.
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WANTED by A RESPECTABLEA AMERICAN YOUNG
girl, situation seamstress; understands cutting
and fitting childrons clothes is thoroughly
UNDERESTIMATE her business Can be
call At gl West Seventeenth street.
Eighth