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Parade Of the Seventeen,

Martin, Of the +" American Guardn:-
REGISENTAL ORDER-NO. IS.
HEADQUARTERS AMERICAN GUARD, SEvENY-fyRsT REGr !
LGBr lNEANTay, n. Y. SIAV IaooPs,
New York, Oct. s, 1861
The officers and members Of this regiment will parade
for inspection and review Friday, the 18th inst in
fatigue dress az follows Blue jacket army blue pants
figures II on 'front.' white cross belts and white gloves
The line will be formed Bond street. at o'clock p
NJ precisely. The field and staff will report to the Colo
mel tho ground (smounted) at quarter before one
O'Clock =. NJ. The band field music and non commits
stoned staff will report the Adutant quarter before
panies positively twenty minutes before the hour OF for
nation. The parade of the ununiormed militia will be
held Thursday the 18th inst at 10 O'Clock A. H., in
the several company districts Of this regiment.
The following ofcers having been appointed they win
be obeycd and respected accordingly
SaG-EnRinecr, Z. A. Quntard, vice ]. T. Sanford,
resigned Surgeon, Eugene Peugnet Assistant Surgeon
j. B. Reynolds vice J. p. Dodge. Paymaster, P. R. vii.
kns, vice W. A. Ellis. Chaplain F. S. Wiley, vice c.
Iorson.
Won Commissioned StqG-Ed. Kirkland, Sergeant Ma
Nr Frederick Walker, Quartermaster Sergeant. w. +.
Nardsley Standard Bearor. j p billiard, Right General
de- J. j. Sperro Left General Guide.
~ rtions-C0mpdny NJas. w. Dominick TO be First
Il tenant, vice j. A. Nurphy, resigned. Eugene Thorn
e - second Lieutenant vice B. F. Chamberlain, resigned.
The officers and members Fill assemble at the Regi-
mental Armory lin Che dress above prescrbed) for drill
on Tuesday evening, the 18th inst. at seven O'Clock.
The Colonel trusts that every member Of the regiment
the inspection and dr. Tho fines for attendance
will be strictly enforced The Court Of Appeals to hoar
for attendance will be held at the Regimenta
Armory, Monday, the 2ls inst from half past 70
nine O'Clock p n. BY order Of
HENRY p. MARTIN, Colonel.
"a n- AL.AA-
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FREE MILITARY INSTRUCTION.

Gentlemen DESTROYS Of pcrfectng themselves in the
"schoo Of the soldier" will find opportunity Of
ceivng free instruction by applying at tho Mercer House
corner Of Broome and Mercer streets, every Tuesday
evening Captain Edgar A. Roberts, for long time past
commander Of the Lindsey Blues is the instructor CIV
ing his time and experience to those who DESTROYS OF
awaiting themselves Of the privilege for nothing Young
who wish TO pass examination before the Military
Board should not Tail to attend.
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MUSIC FOR THE SOLDIERS.

Schnecrs celebrated band have boon engaged as the
regmentai music corps for the First Scott Life Guard
Colonel H. W. Taylor and will take their departure to-
day for Havre de Grace Tho band have given an
exhibition of their music last night but up late hour
there was no sign Of anything Of the kind.
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THE BARNEY RIFLES.

which to leave for the seat Of war yesterday did
not take their departure, owing 70 orders having been
received for the regiment to proceed Hampstead L. L.
and there await further orders Colonel Kozay has ele
graphed to Washington that his regiment ready to
report for service. but 1t is not known yet what
action has been taken in the matter They will leave
however, before Wednesday or Thursday.
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Club, opposed TO this organization on the ground
that IL is based attempt 10 deceive democratic
ters in favor Of the republican party and meeting Of
the German Democratic Central Club ID to be held
Thursday when the natar will be discussed and acted
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New York state Politics,

CORNING Oft, IL. 1851.
At the Peoples Senatorial Convention, held this day At
Corning, Hon Chas. Cook Was nominated the first bal
lot Mr. Cook is the republican candidate for Senator.
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A. a. PRIDE, Adjutant.
Parade and inspection OF tho First Regi-

GENERAL ORDER-NO. 8.
HEADQUARTERS FIRST REGIMENT N. Y. 8. MI
New York, Oct IL, 1851. !
Pursuant to brigade ORDERS ths regiment will parade,
October 49, for annual inspection and review Line will
be formed on Tompkns square, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ By
order Of ROBERT s. HOLT, Major commanding.
&. l.. Maxwell, Acting Adjutant
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MILITARY AFFAIRS.
Inspection OF the Eleventh Regiment,
N. Y. 8. M.

N. Y. 3. M.
The annual inspection Of the Eleventh regiment of New
York took place yesterday in tho ground opposite Ham
ilton Park, on Third avenue. The muster summed up
434 men, officers included and the appearance of the
regiment upon this occasion was highly creditable,
Major Taylor Of the United States Army who inspected
them, expressing himself well pleased with their sodiery
department
The day as beautiful might we'll be desired for
the Inspection and the picturesque uniforms martial
bearing of the gallant Eleventh made the scene quite
refreshing and interesting The number Of the reg
has been much decreased, owing the patriotism
Of German friends in fastening MAINTAIN the in
tegry of the Union. Notwithstanding this the force
the inspection ground yesterday presented quite for
midabe front
The following was the number present.
STAFF officers 9
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The Bark Reindeer Condemned.

PROVIDENCE, Il. T., OCT. Ia IsbI-
The bark Reindeer, which seized at Newport
charged with fitting out SLAYER was, with her cargo,
condemned today by Judge Ptman, in the United States
District Court.
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Eon-ArrivaI OF the North American.
FATHER PoRr, Oct. 14-1OP N.
There are no signs of tho North American. Weather
,lear. West wind
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Union Nomination for Assembly In tho
Eighth District.
Registration of yoters.

The Union Convention last evening nominated Joseph
Perley for member Of Assembly in the Eighth district
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Notice Is hereby given that the handkerchief Shoal Light
vessel having received damage her hull from collision will
be removed from her station the 18th inst for repairs and
the Relief Lightvessel substituted. .
The Relief is schr rgged hull painted red with Relier
in white letters each side She will show every night
from sunset SUNRISE fixed light of the natural color.
BY order Of the Lighthouse Board, -
J d sEAvEY, Clerk LIST Lighthouse dist-
Portland Oct IL
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Peoples Senatorial Convention.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.


At adjourned meeting Of the delegates to tho Peoples
Union Senatorial Convention held at vincents Hail. Tar
rytown, on the 18th day of October 1901 Dennis McMa
hon, Esq called to the chair and Edwin Marks and
Charles II. Roosevelt appointed secretaries
The delegation from Putnam county appeared and took
their seats.
On motion Of Mr. MARES OF Rockand county, seconded
by Mr. c. Lawrence of Putnam and Mr. Waters, OF West
chester county Francis Iarkn, OF Westchester county
unanimously nominated as the Peoples Union cand
date in the Eighth Senatorial district for State Senator
Mr.. CHARLES II. HlNNAIL, with a few appropriate re-
marks, offered the following resolutions
Resolved that this Convention representing the honest
citizens Of this Senatorial district without regard for
mer party affiliations or divisions, take pleasure and
pride in presenting to them for their suages at the
election in November next, for State Senator Francis
Iarkin; q westminster county, the true Peon.'ss
Union Candidate In him the people behold citizen dis
tinguished for probity FOR his Integrity and ability for
his answering devotion to the country and holy cause
His active efforts TO sustain the government in vigorous
prosecution Of the war, until rebellion is "crushed out
his conservatism and opposition TO the extreme zeaots
and fanatics South and North, not less than his unbem
ished character Cor genuine philanthropy and patriotism
all unite in commenting him as proper gentleman TO be
elected to represent this intelligent and wealthy district
In the Senate Of the EmpireSta
Resolved, That we heartily ray and approve the Peo
pes Union State ticket upon which the patriot states
man, Hon. Daniel s. Dickinson, has been nominated for
entire ticket our jealous ana united support.
Resolved, That the called Peoples Union Convention
held at the Franklin House in Tarrytown the 9Th inst
and presided over by Benjamin Bailey, OF Putnam county,
of mere politicians gotten together u tender to the
packed Republican Convention, which assembled the
day and in the village, in the interest Of an
anxious Senator And this Convention repudates IT, and
its ''babyn candidate.
Tho resolutions were seconded and unanimously car
ried.
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S HIP PIN G NEW S,
Movements OF Ocean Steamers.

KINGSTON, ia, HAVANA, MATANZAS AND NASSAU, N. P.
CLEAToR-From New York for Kingston ia on the 10th
day Of each month The Ceaor leaves for New York the
COLUMBIA NARROWING stated days fxed for
the departure Of the Columbia Marion Havana
they will sail ABOUT every days. touching Key West
ward and homeward.
KARNAx-From New York for Havana via Nassau Mp on
the arrival Of alternate Cunard
MArAEzAs-From New York for Matanzas 8b day OF
each month. From Matanzas the 3d. due New York
the 2Sth.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
letters and packages intended the NEW YORK HERALD
h0uld be sealed.
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Total number Of uniforms .....................4 S4
After inspection the men went through some military
man0uvres, when they dismissed.
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Union Senatorial Convention.

Fburth Distrid-The Union Convention Of this Sena-
toral district met at Odd Fellows Hail. and adjourned
without making any nomination.
Sizth DirictDelegations appointed by the Union
CARNATIONS of the several wards in this district last
evening at the Everett House to nominate candidate
for Senator for the Sixth district They organized by
eectng VIM. Haskell chairman and Mr.. Read secretary
Asceraning that the delegation from the Fifteenth ward
was not present. they adjourned TO meet this evening, at
the same place, at eight O'Clock.
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Tammany Senatorial Convention.

Seventh Disrit.-The Tammany Convention for this
district met at the corner Of Eighth avenue and Forty
second street last evening 1t being generally understood
that Charck, by some arrangement, had secured the
AcCarty votes from the Nineteenth ward the delegates
from the Twentieth and Twenty first wards refused to
into the Convention but waited in that vicinity until the
three wards had carried out their agreement and nom
mated Oliver Charck and then went to the Of
Fourth and Thirty -second street and nominated
Senator Connolly. In the time a large crowd had
gathered ut the place where Charck nominated and
engaged in general belligcrent demonstrations.
When reporter left there every indication of
general row and smashing of heads
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Drum Corps. IL
buSlcIss
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Tammany Assembly Nomfna ton

The Tammany candidate for the Fifteenth district is
David S Coddington, and not G. J. Coddngton, pre-.
viousy stated.
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Property Owners Assembly Convention
for the Eifteent Oiatrict.

meeting OF the property owners OF the Twenty first
ward took place on Saturday evening" at Lynchs
Of Thirty street and Third avenue for the purpose
Of nominating candidate for Assembly, but adjourned to
the same place until half past O'Clock this evening
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT OFFICE LIGHTHOUSE BOARD
WASHINGTON, Sept n, 1861. }


REVOLVING LIGHT SANTA BARBARA ABRoLHOs fSLAEpG.
Official information received vt this Office that the
Secretary Marine Department at Rio Janeiro
has given notice that light exhibited from alghthouse 70
Gently erected the Island BarbaBa OF tho
Abrolhos Islands, the Coast of Brazil
The light is revolving white light attaining its greatest
brancy every minute 1t is placed elevation Of l89
feet above the level Of the and should be In
clear weather q distance of II miles,
The illuminating apparatus Is diopric by lenses Of the
first order.
tower which circular and surrounded by dwelling
stands the highest part Of heisland II 10 built Of IRON
81 feet high and surmounted by bronze lantern. The posi-
of he Easter m Of he fslan ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-17

CfTUATf0N WANTED-BY YOUNG WOMAN AS
~ first class cook, washer and ironer; objections
private hotel boarding house. Can be days
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CITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG
- waiter chamberniiid waiter; very
best references. Can be for two days at No West
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CITUATiONS wANTED-BY TWO YOUNG GIRLS;
~ chambetmafd and waiter the other take
Of children and do plain sewing good city
Call at 80 I'D ST., corner of Sd ave.
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OlTUATfON WANTED-BY HIdHLY RESPECTA
- bic woman first class cook; thoroughly competent
al Its brsnches first class city references from the best OF
families Can be for days l6 4th in the
"
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WANTED-A SITUATION AS COOK, WASHER ANE
W ironsr, to do general homework small private
family The best city references from her last place. Apply
at $50 Mulberry st.
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WANTEB-A SITUATION, BY PROTESTANT YOUNG
~ woman as nurseand seamstress Good city references
Call al 81 East NLh
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CITUATION wANTED-BY A YOUNG WOMAN, WHO
- Is first class cook and baker; understands desserts OF
all kinds give the best city reference her
place. Cali for two days at 123 West 9th st.
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CITUATIONS WANTED-BY TWO PROTESTANT
~ young women cook, tha other q chamber I'D.
Call at 262 East l4th 81.
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CITUATIONS WANTED-BY TWO YOUNG WOMEN,
~ sisters cook washer and troner and the other
chambernaid and the best city given. APP
ply at their present employers 3S9 Washington st.
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CITUATIoN WANTED-By A SPANISH LADY WHO
~ is first drcssrnaksr and and make chill
drcn's clothes and tSe of them. Apply at Is West
18th
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SsIruATfON wANTED--BY A RESI- ECTA BLE PERSON,
~ WHO understands all kinds family sowing IL
drens dressmang perfectly, embroidery Best vi city
reference. Apply at 81 eth av.
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CTTUATION WAETED-BY AN EXPERIENCED YOUNG
~ woman, AZ laandress chambetmaid Is willing AMI
obng Is competent for her business Good city
and 10th
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As COOK OR GENERAL SERvANT.-sITUATTON
~ wanted for smart well recommended girl,
rienced IN doing all kinds Of general hosework very ex
ceiieut plain cook makes excel
lent bread and oscut very obgrg and quick about
her work will take moderate wages though first rate
want. Apply at 10 Tillary ST., Brooklyn.
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CITUATION WANTEb-BY A YOUNG GIRL. AS COOK
- washer and ironer, and baker small private fam
~ Can be for two days ut l2S East 40 ST. third oor
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A RESPECTABLE GIaI WANTS A SITUATION IN A
"A private family as cook washer and ironer TO do
bousewsrk the best OF city reference FROM her place
gwen. Can be tor wo days Gt 32 est 31st St.
tween sth aud 10Th avs. second floor, front room.
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w situation: is good eook and good washer and iron,
also good baker, fully competent to take of
kitchen has good city reference Cali at 43 9Th ave-, second
floor, front
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IOUSEKEE fran AMERICAN LADY OF GOOD
WISHES s,tuation housekeepcr, for middle
aged or old cman; understands housekeeping perfectly
in all its hrauch"H vii endeavor make home pleasant
happy No rrcomphbs WIN he required If do per-
feet satsfgcon Can We suy time At ~ WAYNE
Jersey City. OF wayne and Henderson sir-cis
give the best of objection to the country Any
address to Cecilia ~ with prompt attention. hurbuSs
need
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OSCILLATIONS wANTED-BY TWO RESPECTABLE
y grs in private family; one cook and to assist 10
the washing; the other chambernjd and waitress; both
have the best Of city references Gull for days l0
4th av., corner 10Th ST., in the bakery
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CtITUATIONS WANTED-BY TWO RESPECT., sI r
- girls, chaaSermaid and waitress nursery aid,
and the other do general sou.ework Good reicroaoa
Cali at 113 smith ST. for three days.
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EXPERIENCED AND TRUSTWORTHY YOUNG
IA woman wants sitaation and
e&mbcrmad and understands all kinds family
sewing and cutting and fitting do embroidery; the best
city reference be Call 26 West 18th
of 18th ave.
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TNANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w young girl, az chambernaid waitress is willing to
assist in the washing and ironing; is obgng and has the
best city reference Call for days at 81 West 18th
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yArANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w young girl, ctanbermsd aud waiter or to ahscare
growH. children do light houcOork ia small Ia
miy, Apply tor days at 5 20 Az, between Sfh and
| 3Jth
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CITUATIONS WANrED-BY TWO RESPECTABLE
y young women cook washer and ironer the
Ghainbermaid and waitress; bes. city reference Caias
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As LAUNpREss- SITUATION WANTED BY A RE.
n Specialize young girl competent to do all kinds Of fine
washing and huting would do cooking and washing In
email private family has the best city reference Call la
West 18th ST., between It'll and 9Th avs
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GITuATTON WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE PRO
~ tstant GIRL 10 do chanberwork waiter would
attend 10 children No objection short distance the
country. Can at 20 Sd av, between 10Th and 2ist ss for
Two days
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RESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN WISHES A
n situation nurse; has lost her child Can be
seen for two days at lab LIST ay between 9th and 10Th sts
tn I'd floor, back room.
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4 SITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE
n young woman. as chanberma'd and waitress in q pr
boarding house hotel; take the entire charge Of
dining yoom is willing and obllgng five years. city ete
Call for two ISL 81 door from 18th
ST. the candy store
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A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUA-
IA ton to do general homework Ia small private family,
or AZ nurse and seamstfess lately arrived from Ireland
Can be seen tor two days 25 East 18th between 9Th
and 7tb
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0USEWOHK.-WANTED, BY A RESPECTABLE
girl, situation do general homework: is good
plain COOK, and ironef;
maid aAi JaundFess she is willing aud ctiGug has good
city rcerece Can be seen for two days at 70 CarnDe
Farick.
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SITUATIONS vvAvrEp-FnuA1Es.

A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A STU
~ alton as cook washer and roner in small private FAINT
y bake good bread and bscn the city reference
from her last place. Inquire lO3 West 23l st. for two
days.
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CIrUATIoN wANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG
- girl " do chanberwork and waiting would assist
washing and ironing best city reiesence Call for tayl
1871 Ludlow
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A SITUATION wANTED-BY AN AMERICAN GIRL,
"A to do meat and pastry cooking Ho,el restaurant
preferred Best city reference. Cali at 40S Greenwich ST.
corner of Hubert, in the store.
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yArANTED--BY AN ogLIG1NG, RESPECTABLE GIRL,
w situation III small family to do general honseworks
good bread baker and wash aad iron we'll Best OF
city reference Can Be for days at IS sands ST.,
near jay, Brooklyn.
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UTAETED-A SITUATION, By A RESPECTABLE
w young woman, as kundrces has good city reference
from her s place Can be for days at 122 Eae
26,h ST. between ID and Sd avs second floor back room
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A SITUATION WANTED-BY A MIGHTY RESPECT
IA able WOMAN as bist class cook; 90 foton 10 ssss
in WASH and iroine she thoroughly under stTds ar such
branches The best city reference from class af
lies CAL at Us est 9Th 9Th av, first door, back
room, for Two days
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VVANTED-A SITUATION, BY PROTESTANT
w young girl to DO general hoarwork in a small private
family Can he for days at GA 9th ave. ssh
st. Good city reference.
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TWO RESPECTABLE GIRLS WANT SITUATIONS
cook, the other chamberlain and waiter has
do general Homework in small private fai
y boarding house, best city reference Call two day.
at N5 LIST between 10th and 18th sts second floor from
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WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, 4
w situation seansress and ady's maid; she under
stands hair dressing and good dressmaker understands
al kinds of afy sewing and doing ladies' neries
French uttng; objections to travel with lady, good city
reference from last place where she has been the Las
tive years Call at 29 7t av between 18th and 10th sts.
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YOUNG WIDOW, WITH NO FAMILY, WOULD
N Ike situation as housekeeper to travel with
family; has been to sea- il Wiling To do any kind OF work
that IL respectable. Call at 10 south 9th ST. Williamsburg
for three days
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A SITUATION WANTED-BY A WOMAN, TO DO
"A houscwors or chamberwosk and sewing best city refe
renee. Call at No. Hester 1t.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-17

TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRLS WANT SrTUA
tiofs cook, washer and ironer do housework
the other do ctanberwork and waiting take OF
children; best city Call 1888 I'd between
24th and 25th sts third floor, front room.
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CtITUsArIOE WANTED-BY A COMPETENT Girl. AS
" good cook; would asset in the washing and ironing has
the best Of ci reference from her last place.
lived Eve years. Call at 1872 West 10Th ST., third door
bach