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It is thus TINT single state may possess the
power which we often see vested In q small
knot Of pcrsons In our own party divisions
the po"ar OF deciding the Issue to which both
sides arc committed. South Carolina and
Georgia, for instance, can BY their independent
the dilcmma-we must not say Of ofremaipingi In
the Union, for from the moment that's secessa
sion has been effected aud recognized the pres.
ent Union Is not SO much diminished as dis
solved, but-of choosing between two Confed-
eracies, tho one in which they may play nlead-
Ing part, nnd which possesses similar institu-
ti0ns to themselves; tho other In which they
will be certainly In minority, and compelled
10 surrender all those points that arc In dis
pute between the South and the North. :
Onthe other hand, some Of the Republican
leaders, seeing tho critical turn that atIair hare
mediate action for which seyerl Of thu lead
ing States Of the South are nlanifestly prepar-
ing themselves, arc 'exhaustfng their ingenuity
In inyentlng schemes Of compromise and CON
cesslon to the South so ample that, should
they be adopted, they would amount to are.
cantation by tho North Of the policy to which
1t stands committed, and complete surrender
OF the fruits Of their victory, In order to pre-
ycnt disruption. These oyertures, we arc
. told, have signal1y failed Of success with the
cd, that such plans may suit very well the
views Of gentlemen who have ben actuated
oil along only by wish to obtain tie spoils Of
Office, but that tho Republican party is not
prepared, like the Whigs, to make the Slavery
question mems OF obtaining power for its
leaders, and then to abandon It rs soon al pow
cr is obtained "
:, The party Is too much in earnest for Its
chiefs, and, while 1t refuses to make any con-
ccssion, 1t is extremely doubtful whether any
concession 1t could make would now conci1-
late the South This movement is not made
merely on sentimental grounds. TheSouth hnTe
in their eye the advantages which they would
gain By M exemption from the system of pro-
tcctiou'hy which they lave been made to pay
tribute to the North. They believe that they
will attract their own commerce to their own
ports, and every State already sces In imasina-
tion it's own capital the metropolis Of a confcd-
Grated Union, anu divides in antlcfpation
among its principal citizens the lions share Of
. new Federal reyenuc. In ibis conflict be-
tween the parts and the whole, between pri-
yatc Interest and public adynntngc, We cannot
doubt for q moment which ought to prcyuil;
but Democracy In America Is little used to
check or control. What is a great public mis-
chief may be, or may BIZ imagined to be, con-
siderablc advantage to individuals. No time
Is allowed for reflection, or for an hppcal to
good sense and public spirit, and it is quite
possible that the problem Of q Democratic Re-
public may be solved By the overthrow in
fIw short days Of q Constitution which the
greatest humun wisdom Was hardly sufficient
to frame, but which IN ordinary amount Of
folly, scltlshuess, and short-sighscdness, seems
perfectly adequate to destroy.
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What ,nhs .Ans1o-F rendif :esFillbugsexs
y Really Went to .Gh2u&< ftor~~A
- Chance for Celestial ,Cotton.5e4d-
-. xanfaEea of the jConnt1y--Ehenp
=, Labor and NO :Co6seIenee,:
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Kansas Relief.
+lThe follaNsae should have appeared soue

= 11s 52Al} N aa1dS n1'e apPe1seo 'e31o
day1 1Ego: M
'-oxI{zx Ha1rrisa Aoxsr K4xsAs Rz11xr, ~,
: E:==aE AkEDorA. H., Doo: ss, $780, y
Since my last report there has bean teceiyed
ot,aTs, u Bloomington Dixon, Mendota, ,oqaa9. %
ka junction, qaiesburg, Abingdon, BardoIph,
Leland, Polo, Freeport. Earle, Princeton, Rut-
land, Be1olt, Wyxnett,; Bushnell and LaPratrie,
which have gone forward up to December ed.
Amount ot-lxst feiott up to Dec Is, 6la
The following was sent from Quincy from tho
18th to the I'D Of Dec. Inclusive: 8, i. -
Corn and Meal, 1s............:....951,ao0 800 -,
Flonr In barrels ind sacks, ns...... D,5M
Beans and Peas, ,ps........-........ 1854
Nncat, D3. S1.olu
"GsaIn,' - $50 shtpped>. .:..:-..... s9,6 $40
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The SLAVE TRADE,
Wcstcrvcft Admitted to Bail.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

EciOTe HON. Judges NELSON ana Snlpman.
Nov. 23.-in the Muaer Of .Miattora WestaaeN. =
Judge Nels,n on taking his this morning said On
the application madc by Mr. Mckeon a few days ago
before me to ball Wcstervelt who has been tried for
being concerned in the slave trade which case tho
jury disagreed have been mentioning the matter to tho
District Attorney The fact OF fair trial the jury On
full consideration having disagreed and therefore not being
able to render verdict foundation according to the
practice Of the Court Of granting ball. even n a capital
Still it Is in the sound discretion Of tho Court
to bail or refuse to admit to ball. The prisoner young
man-l think little over twenty years OF age the time
that he was charged with this offenca-and
1t was proved that down to tho time Of
the commission Of the crime he had borne
respectable character and that he unmpeached.
Hc is now in the Tombs, in Edridgc Jail among
feons and associates undoubtedly tending to corrupt
young mind and young heart. Under all the circum-
stances we are inclined to admit the prisoner to bail
such bail as Will be satisfactory to the Court.
Mr. John Mckeon asked what amount of bail tho Court
would require lie said that in the case of Baker tried
Tho Court-Half that amount will do The only
difficulty l had in the was that the crime is
a heinous ono, and when parties are held for the
offence the administration Of justice should be
stern but in consideration said before of the
young man being confined among fcons tue Court ia dis
posed to give him an opportunity Of enjoying better
socations and Of avoiding crime. Let there be two
sureties, each justifying in IS 00O.
The case on the argument tor new trial for Captain
Gordon convicted Of being engaged the slave trade on
board the Eric, was not decided
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COURT MARTIAL OF ALONZO M. r. Essen
LORD. M. u.

II will DO recolccted that the above named gentleman
who was Surgeon Of the Stoupen Guard Seventh rsgi
ment New York Volunteers tried by court martial
at Camp Butler. Newport News, Va tho 10th Of Sep
TENDER last, for conduct uubecoming officer We arc
pleased to be able to the stigma which was thsn
putupon his character Upon thorough investigation of
tho matter by the President, Generals Scott Wool and
Phelps. Dr. Esenord has been rensated In his position
as Surgeon Of the Seventh being entirely sxonorated
from the finding Of the court martial The following is
the Presidents order in the mattcr:--
ADJurANr GENERALS OsNck,
WASHINGTON, Oct. rs, 1861. I
Major General JOHN E. Wool, Commanding Department
OF Virginia, Fortress Monroe, Va
GESERAThe President directs that Dr. Eisenlord late
Surgeon Of tho Seventh regiment New York Volunteers
be renstated IN his position such. am, General
very respectfully, your obt servant.
(0hcal copy) L. THOMAS, Adjntant General.
GEO D. RuGGLEs, Assistant Adj ant General.
ADJuTAHT GENERALS OFFICE, Oct u, 1851.
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their forces Though they st hold their positions at tho
batteries they do not appear 70 have 30 many troops 70
support them.
In mistake that tho rebel steamer George Page mas
recently been out the Potomac The report must nave
originated from the fact that ~ times the haze renders
her smoke stack invisible while her hull Is entirely hidden
by the bank She has not been out Of Quantico creek
Since she FIRST up from Aqua creek aad run INTO
Quanco for safety At present she dead loss to the
rebels who thought she would render them Invaluable
service in capturing Of the many vessels which
every day and nigh. up and down the Potomac
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Large Robbery at Kansas City.

hA'sA' Oirf, NOV ~, 1901.
Tho dry goods store Of J. N. p Shannon was broken
into and robbed last evening by twenty thirty
men, in soldiers dress and armed with reyoyers and
sabrcs The windows and Showcases were completely
demolished. Some five thousand dollars worth of goods
carried of.
Several drinking saloons demolished last night and
to-day by order Of the Proves, Marshal tho propretora
having violated the proclamation orbdding tho sale of
liquors to soldiers.
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spoRTED ADVANCE OF THE REBEL ARMY,

REPORTED ADVANCE OF THE REBEL ARMY.
RolAA, Nov. 70, 1851.
Bon McCulloch, with large FORCE is now encamped oe
tween Springfield and Lebanon. His pckets extended
last night space Of fifteen miles this side Of Lcoa
non. This is reliable.
was rumored in camp last Aight that an advance Oh
the rebel army eight hundred strong at the Gsscon
AIDE Bridge about thirteen miles west OF here. This how
ever, is not credited.
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Sinking OF the keystone state with All
ON Board.

DErRoTr, Nov. q 1861.
The steamer Keystone State, which sailed hence for
Milwaukee on the 9th inst is believed to have gone down
with all board. She last seen lin the gale anna
rentiy disabled and pieces OF wreck, supposed to be-
long TO her, have since been picked up on Lake Huron
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chohcd. S~~
BELOW.
ship Prince Of Wales lBr), 80 days from Cardiff.
Ship Kmilie Jessie (Br). Is. $500 s.. s..
Ship 81 Peter t.9
Brig Nary Isabeila (Br)By pilot boat Geo Steers No
Bark Schiller (Brem). Bahr from Bremerhavsn Sept 90
SAILED
2d-Br Steamship Cleaor Kingston, ia; ships Olson,
Mayhower NortSSamRton Libby and Margaret Evans.
gov; barks Sarah Kay and Arsdne oaeens,awn AVN hrss
Gen Marshall Matan1as Jennie Moody Br), Exeter schrs
Lone star, Montego Bay; Ssar, Aux Cages.
2d-br steamship Edinburg Liverpool (and anchored Al
quaranne)
Wind during the day from sE'to NE; sunset NV.
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MISUNDERSTANDING Ednburg-Chas Octlinp A a Nor.
wood, wife and niece VIII DOR, wife and two children
Heytnan Jacob Hoffman, II Purser, Lindsay Richards on
Eugene O. and wife, Miss Baternan, CO WORT Jr r
Thuues, i3rnnc.t Dennis English = J InaAhsf,.
Henl. Stou, Frs preas, wlfc e!lags -lu
Leon xupncS, WA HAxpsr-anA sthers N Ne slcerasa
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Snow Storm at the Eastward.

SPRlNGrlMp Mass, Nov. 23-P. NJ
me snow storm bias just commenced here II Is the
first Of the Tho ground is covered ana ,ha rno
is still falling.
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"HTKGVHs
PHILADELPHIA STOCK RnlRn

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. %, 1851.
Stocks heavy and inactive Pennsylvania State 6s 49,
Reading Railroad, TN Morris Canal "a: long island
Rairead "a Pennsyiyaoia Railroad, 3s. Exchange VI
New York ~ par,
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Sailing OF tho N ova scotian.

ouEnEc Nov. %, 1851,
The steamship Nova scotian, for Liverpool, sailed at
ten O'Clock this morning. with twenty cabin and fifty
stecrage passengers.
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MISCELLAN EOUS.


A LLC0CK'S POROUS PLASTERS
n IMPORTANT TO SUFFERERS SPINAL AFrEcrsoNs
Whether arising from accicps constitutional wenknesa
Another remarkable instance Of heneht.
Tenth letter from Messrs j. W. johnson Co Il
HARTFORD, Conn, Nov, II, 1861.
Mcssrs THos ALLC0cK CO.-Peasc send with
despatch twelve dozen ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTERS.
daily experience confirms their superior elence
At this moment of writing man applies for one who, BY
ENHANCEMENT in the shaft Of machinery had both his bro
helpless This man found relief BY The Application
Plaster his spine He enabled work, and
he abors well He would checrfuly pay -
for single plaster II they could not be had al lover rate
that sentiments should be known.
J. H. JOHNSON 6 CO.
SOLD 29i CANAL STREET No. UNION SQUARE, n T..
Price Is cents EACH six for 81
IL DISEASES OF TIE FEET sUCCEssFULLY
n curedCorns, Bunions Caliosoties Club and Ingfov-
Nails Diseased and Enlarged joints Chiiblaas Frosted
Feet, &c, skrilly and successfully treated ny Dr. j..
BRIGGS, Surgeon Chropodst 2l2 Broadway, New York.
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Heavy Fall OF Snow In Albany.
ALBANY, Nov. %, 1861.
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ii EXTENSIVE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,
:. s Fulton street,

PRICE LIST OF
THE PEOPLES PROVISION COMPANY
The company offer the public the following provisions
and prices = 49,
Cheese, best ia the market gents
and strictly prime 10 cents
Hams, warranted 10
Mackercl and fat, per pound scents
Flour, per Dol - ~ to ~
flour per bag 95 cents
All kinds Of Soap, Starch, BniDg Bnckwheat corn Neal
&C. equally low prices and all goods warranted and de-
vered anywhere, within i've miles Of the City Hall
Their goods at these prices can be had in
New York, at LAG Chambers street,
and 1876 Sixth avenue
rookiyn-49 Myrtle avenue l Fulton street, Hanf
avenue.
wlliamsburg2s5 Grand street, corner Of South Second
and Fourth streets; junction South Ninth and South Sixth
aud North Sixth and Fourth streets. Jersey
City3S Newark street II lhokcn-os Washington street.
YVES ~ dpseacorBpr uf Paterson avenue and Snckley
j 20 &. 81 tfr'A, Fircnt
Gall q one Of tac dspots snu ex~-.iAs 49, sss~s.
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fo6sshsH MONROE, va, Nov. II, 1851.
Arrival Of Aore 7roops-The Rebels Becomtno Ne,y,,
The Neacport Nens Boat Fired Ino-Scruples Of The Ma
raj Commander About Firing Into Seacaus foint-7ae
Btockading Squadron at Newport Ne'c-Erci,emen, Al.
tenddm Upon the Resignation Of DR.. c. f. Frhs, late OF
the United States Nary-A Short History about His vfsa
to Norfout- Day Among The Massachuset,
Tos-Arpealf for NeD York Soldiers totc Supplied Nth
"Good Things for Thanksgiving-7hs Mounted Rife
u,en-General Woops Body Guard, dc.
Matters the Point and in fact in the entire depart
ment, continue very dull although the indications for
some movement plainly to be noted Troops are ar
irving daily, and General Wool and his STAFF are great
deal in the saddle, tho veteran commander inspecting
everything person In order that when an action is ut
hand to have everything In proper shape for IT, The
Seventy sixth Pennsylvania regiment, Col j. W. Powers
and the Forty-h Pennsylvania regiment Col Ieech,
are among the reinforcements have received this
week singular circumstance occurred in the bay YES
terday. The rebels, since the grand victory at Port
Royal Seem to DO very drcadfuly afraid OF
something Since the occupation of Newport News 60
verhment steamboat has been plying between that place
and Ola Point and had been molestcd by the rebel
batteries opposite. Yesterday, however, while tn
steamboat Express was on her way from here
TO Newport News, shot came whizzing in
near her in rather dangerous proximity causing not
title CONSERVATION among tho passengers aboard The
rc;son FOR firing upon an unarmed steamboat When
ypu ~ v.nuvd W esepCs upon Nha vat.r. ~ IN. h.v
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sHIPPIN NEW S.

Port or New York, November "a, 1851.
CLEARED
Steamship Chesapeake, Crowel. Portland-H crom-
ship Rose Standish Hutchings, Csliso-W Forbes.
Co. -
Ship Seth Sprague, Gillespie. Glasgow-w Nelson Son.
Wendt. -
Ship r Mills, Perry, Antwerp-C @ Duncan Go.
Bark Jane Brown (Br) Bistie Dubn-J @ Macarthur.
Ncill -
Bark Mlayonia, Ramstead, Queenstown.
bark wiidfre Perkins, GibraltarGomex, Wallis Co.
Brig Malhide Dan), Fennesen. Cork AcFunch, Meincke
Wendt
Brig Los Amigos (Br, Warren. Porto Cabello-Rising
Co.
Brig 9 Ross. Rice, Port Prince-Wilson Carman.
Brig 3 King lBr), Coffin, 81 John, MD X Dewof
Brig Alex Mlliken Fish, Philadclpha-Peck 4 Church.
Schr Dashaway !Br) Dinsdale, Jacmel-R Thsckeray.
Schr Emma Anderson, Heisley, nalifax-J Whitney.
Co.
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DRY GOODS.


A T los AND 10 SIXTH AVENUE
"A Continuation OF the extraordinary sale or
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
At retail ior cash.
The entire balance Of tho Summer stock
SELLING FAR BELOW TIE COST OF PRODUCTION,
TO eect is entire clearance in order 10 make room LOT
new fab styles.
Also
Tho remaining lots Of Goods OF various descriptions and
styles, slightly stained by the late at fro No l0o
which viii be offered at almost any price to close them GU
insurance account.
Cash purchasers should examine the above stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
Remember the number,
1oS and 10 SIXTH AVENUE,
Between Eighth and Ninth streets.
CHARLES G. HOOK.
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4 BOAT AND SEINE FOR sAIE-INQuIRE AT l5s
"A East Fifty Drst street
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SPORTING.

4 FAST, STIFF, CAT RlGGED BOAT, Is FEET LONG
"A complete in every respect sale at great sacri
fee leaving town win be sold for Que third value
Address Owner, Herald oilce.
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4 SITUATION WANTnD--BY Rt.srEt TABLE AME.
n rican girl, M hoisekeeper, charhermaid in n
small family, or as nurse Apply at 70 Poplar St. Brook
iyn. Lived seven years 10 family.
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4 SITUATION WAN fFD-pY A RFSeISrtDIE 40.
IA 90 d. geh rat housework Is GOOD washer and
rua"r end go,l phia cook Beat o, city relcreuco Cal
al 2g7 Hicks 81. south Brooklyn
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CyPIRTuAIlsM--MR COLCHESTER, TEsT MEriCAL
- and Bcsa+ SIS Meum, having returned to town, can
be cons,ct Mt his rooms No 80 Fond street by let
icr. Hours "A II. tos p H. Public circle every Weincs
day evening ut 8 T. NJ
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LEGAL NOTICES.

CyUMM0NS-UNDER COMMISSION OF I. w SCHMIDT
~ Ed Consul General Of the Grand Duchy OF Olicn-
chant Of Odcnburg, and all the plaintiffs vs. lhc heirs Of
Johann Wilhelm Robbers of Fo,dcrwarden degendapis
concerning the estate of Gcsche Charlua Busc Of H
hcmcrlsch docelscd and FREDERICK Robbers and Sophia
Robbers supposed TO be residents Of the city of New York
joint defendants, authorized by decree Of the Su-
prcne Court Of the Grand Bdchy Of Oienburg held
Nare to examine under onth the said defcndah,s Fr.e
rich and Sophia Robbers, manner following VIII
swear that know not otherwise but believe and hold
That the said Gesche Caharna Busc the time OF the
making of her said last will and testament not by
sickness or disease. incompetent to do @ That the
witnesses to said viii informed Of the purrort of tho
said iirment and were requested 20 witness the same
B. Tat the csatrix, in presence Of said Witnesses de-
clarcc mid Instrument to be her last will thoroforc
he rrsigred notary public summon the sail defend
ants federico anil Sophia RoGhors 10 appear before me
IN ~ onoe, ~ Nassau street, New York Within oight
days rom the date hereof; and the purpose euresaid
Otherwise It VIII be considered they had refused TO
swear, as heretofore prescribed.
JOSEPH RICHTER, Notary Public
New YoaE July 1851
Two JAMES EATON. FORMERLY OF cANSocy. IN
4 The county Of stafford England. laborer or lis chill
drenfGrsah to an order Of the High Cour, Of CaNcery
made in The matter Of the OF Robert Eaton late OF
iednesord, IN the county Of Stafford, deceased James
Eaten and others plaintiffs against John wilkins defend
ant the persons claiming 70 be pephcws aud nieces the
above named Robert Eaton living the date OF his viii
Chat is to say, on the 18th day OF May 1861 and part
cuary the persons claiming 10 be slca children OF the
SAID Jas Eaton who rs brother Of the sal Eaton who
eDigrated from StaNordshre n England To America In
about the month of jane 119S ore On or before The 4th
day of November, 1851 10 prove their claims
al the chambers Of the Right Honorable the Master OF
the Rolls in Rolls Yard Charcery lane Mddrscx or in
default thereof they VIII be peremptorily cxcludcd from
the benefit the si order Thursday The eth day of No
yeinbr 1901 Il IL O'Clock at noon at tho said Chambers
is appointed for hearing and ndedicatng unon the claims
GEO WHITING, Chief Clerk
Eyre Lawson No John street Bedford row r.,
don England agents for George Palmer Rugeey Stafford
hire, England, plaintiffs solicitor,
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A SITUATION WANfED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG
IA woman, 70 cook wash and irou, to do chamber
work or waiting Best OF city reference from her las,
place. where she has lived long Can seen for two
days ut 1854 18th ST. between lst and 81 avs up stairs
third floor, back
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4 THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED PROTESTANT NURSE
IA watts a situation; IL fully competent take The
sioa charge of an infant OF growing Children
n good scan iress; would 60 short distance In the
country; hts class city reference Apply at ITO lGth
between 9th aud It'll avs, rear building
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STU ALTON WANTED--BY a RESPECTARIE GIRL,
IA 70 cook aud assist with general honsewoI first
cas- cook en" thoroughly understands her business. Has
the best Of cy reference Can be seen io two DAYS AZ
IS5 Leroy s..
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4 SITUATION WANTEn--BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL
"A rs cnambernaid and scafnssress In private firni-
y " good cook washer and roler Call nj 255 7,h av
s;twecr 10Th aud 9th SITS, top floor, bac,, room.
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1 PROTESTANT CIR. WANTS \ SITUATION As
"a cook Is n hrst rate washer aud ronur would d.,
ea"noerwofk or housowork in small family has lived
seven years in or" place. Can be at lS2 9Th ave-
kctween 10Th and 11lh SITS.
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4 SITUATION WANTkJS--YY Rk.sptt TABLE YOUNG
IA woman, rs chanbcrmaid and waiter; is wiling 10
d. bousework IN private family. Best of city reference
Apply at No Furman ST., South Brooklyn second floor
front rooiu.
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4 LADY, HAVING NO FURTHER tlSF FOR HER Girl.
"A wishes place for her chambci maid. waitress or
nurse give the best of reference from her present
employer Apply during this week Mt l55 West lth st.
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CLA1RvoYANT-MRS SEYMOUR, MEDhAL CLAIR
" voyant, 21016 East Tweteth street, between
FIRST rn second The mos. critical, medical
and breess consultations, Gay and evening" and perfect
satisfaction guaranteed always pay.
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.ASTROI,OGE.

HtO,.A A. SEAMAN, INDErtNDENT CIAAIRvOY ANT
~ MEDICAL and business consultations day and evening
-" science she uols satisfactory to al that il Is
sSary to give Illustrations Of the astounding results.
Se ,outinies usual at 2a9 Division street
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YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION IN :,
"a PLAIN private family; understands cooking wash
ES AID roaing good baker OF bread Call at 1903 l.,
as.. hetMeon lslh and l9th SIS Eeierances given.
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r AWYER'S OFFICE TO IET-EXCTILENT LOCA-
- ton, near the City Han, for lawyer similar
business on the first ho0r stairs Of the c0nspcuously
siiaatod building No Chambers street. corner Of Chat
ham and Reade streets
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f,O~ 40 REV ARD = FOR ANY ONE WHO,
SZO. NOU can excel Mrs MfRR, the wei.
Known ccrafe pIrenologist astrologist and medical
adviser who is acw edged 10 ba the only iay In the
world who truthfuly gives information concerning any
case az huiaa fe Mrs. MEIK, "A Attorney street, re-
moved 10 5. stanton street, \ sar lorsytn
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