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IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.
NO MORE TROOPS TO BE ORDERED TO THE
CAPITAL.

CAPlFAL.
WASHINGTON, Feb. o, 1851.
10 Captain WARD, Ieutenants MAcGRBioR JAMESON and
PKEr, and my friends Of the Scott Life Quart
GUsrIxMEs-Pease accept my thanks for the personal
Kindness TO self that dictates the expression of your
desire TO be at my side in this crisis OF country
The government does contemplate calag any
troops here other than the District militia and de-
achments Of regular troops and it is desired by the
friends Of peace that organ zed societies cuos
without shall make their appearance here until the
tranquility Of the public mind be restored.
cannot counsel exception in your favor, much
should value your faithful ssrvces
With the anectonate regard Of old brother soldier
remain, truly yours, WINFIELD SCOTT.
visit 10 the quarters Of the United States troops
day proves the officers 70 be aboriug under painful
anxiety about coming events The are orderly and
under excellent discipline Reports that they had
70 any extent unruy and volaors Of the public peace
untrue
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THE SEIZURE OF THE MINT AT NEW OR
LEANS.

WASHINGTON Feb. 9, 1851
Secretary Dix has received despatch from the Assist
ant Treasurer and Collector at New Orleans in reply
one from him, stating that Louis had taken posses
sion Of the Mint and other property the a1st of Janua
ry and that they resigned that day 1t understood
that they have taken the oath allegiance to the State
of Louisiana
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MORNING, FEBRUARY 49, 1861.
THIHTY-SlxTH CONGR Ess-
SECOND SESSION.


senate.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 0, 1851
The VcE PRESIDENT announced that he had received
the resolutions OF the Democratic State Convention of
Ohio.
Objection was made TO their reception, tho ground
that they were not specially addressed the Senate
After discussion the resolutions were received
yeas 49, nays II
Mr. SEWARD, rep.) OF New York. presented petitions
for the settlement Of the dculties OF the country
Also the resolutions OF the Leg stature Of New York
Mr. CRrrKsDEs, (opp Of KY, presented memorials Of
citizens of Kentucky favor OF the Crteuden resou
tous.
Mr.. CREspEs also presented the resolutions o. the
Democratic state convention OF Connecticut, and large
number OF petitions.
Mr.. KING (rep) OF ~ Y, presented pettons of citi-
OF The State Of New York earnestly remon
against any leeisaion Tor extending slavery the Terri
tories.
Mr. TEN Eycx, (rep Of N j. presented resolutions Of
the republican members OF the New Jersey Iesisa--
ture.
riE BOSTON oFr1cE SITE
Mr.. WILSON, (rep Of Mass, introduced n bill 70 nav
Franklin Haven and $l2 900 ia payment Of ali
s the matter OF the removal Of the Boston Post office
from Summer to state street
THE INDIAN APPROPRIATION BILL
Was taken up.
Pending the debate on the amendments,
THE DEFICIENCY BILL
Mr.. GwrS, opp OF Cal report from the Com
mittee of Conference the Deficiency BILL that the com
mittee unable agree asked tp be discharre
Mr. HAIE (rep OF n H., made motion that the Senate
rccede from its amendments, which laid over
The discussion was then continued the Indian Appro
priation BILL
TIE NAVAL APPROPRIATION
was taken up and passed. when the Senate adjourned
Monday.
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THE WAR,

'lEuihNANI WANTED--ANY SUITABLE PERSON
q who VIII contribute his share or loan the captain
80, =" the organizing of first class company
WIZ receive the commission of first lieutenant Address
WIN lull name, Captain, box l75 Herald Office
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FINANCIAL


A UGUST BELMONT Il co. BANKERS, NO. SO WALL
IA street New York issue letters Of credit travellers
available In all parts Of Europe through the Mcsss Roths
child Of Paris London Frankfort Vienna Naples and their
correspondents.
CORPORATION LOAN OF $500 600 IN AID OF THE
~ Families of Volunteer Soldiers from the city of New
York Engaged in Defending the Integrity Of the National
Union.
Bonds of the Corporation for the above purpose, in
sums of 500 and upwards will be issued by this depart
ment application for the same at par redeemable on
the LIST day of July 1862 with per cent
per annum, ROBERT T. HAWS, Comptroller.
Cry OF New York, DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, CONTROL.
IERs OFFICE, August 9, 1861.
NJ Office TO MILWAUKEE BONDIIOI.DERS
IN All persons holding bonds issued by the city OF Mil
waukee for municipal purposes and who DESTROYS
awaiting themselves of the provisions Of the late law
funding of the debts of that city, hereby notified that
W. Schell Co.. Of the city Of New York have been APP
pointed agents To receive and exchange Bonds and that
bondholders can either deliver bonds them for the pur
pose Of exchange send their direct Ferdinand
kuehn, City Comptroller who will act in that behalf
MILWAUKEE, July 8, 1861.
CHAS. QUENTIN, Commissioners
ALEX. MITCHELL, of the
JOSHUA HATHAWAY Public Debt.
With reference TO the above notice. prepared
receive the Bonds issued by the city of Milwaukee for
municipal purposes for exchange under the readustment
law.
BY resolution of the Commissioners of the Public Debt
REIMBURSEMENT Bonds and scrip issued prior the of
september next, to retire Bonds previously surrended
shall bear interest from June 1861 All Bonds surren.
dered at later period shall be entitled interest only
from the day of their surrender either the Comptol
ler's office the Office of the undersigned agents in
New York. W. SCHAIJ, 4 CO.
nFFICE OF ST. NICHOLAS INSURANCE COMPANY
" SO Wall street, August l. 1661.-rhe Directors have
this day declared semi annual DIVIDEND Of three and q
half per cent, payable on and after the 7tll inst.
VIM 3. SlOCUM, Secretary.
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DRY GOODS.

TR. II MACY'S, SIXTH AVENUE AND FOURTEENTH
"A street-ladies, you will always find bast Paris Kid
Gloves at SO cents Auction lots Lace Goods Lace Man
tas, &c. Auction lots in Embroideries and Ribbons
Auction lots in Hosiery Auction lots Linens and White
Goods Auction lots IN Linen Hannkerchefs Best styles
French Powers Job lots In Yankee Motions, LADIES'
Under Clothing, Corsets. &c.
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OHIO STATE LOAN-S1 500 900.
OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
SINKJSs FUND OF THE SrArE OF ONO,

COLUMBUS, July 20, 1861.
The State Of Ohio desires borrow one million and five
hundred thousand dollars, and to that end the Commits.
spners of the Sinking Fund of the State under the auho
ry Of an act of the General Assembly, will receive sealed
proposals at their Office in the city Of Columbus until IL
O'Clock NJ of the Sd day of August and the agency
tho state rs William street. in the city Of New York
til II O'Clock NJ of the It'll day of August next for the
purchase Of 81 500 600 tho funded registered debt
OF the State bearing interest from the LIST day August
1851, at the rate Of six per cent per Bids will
be received for either of the following classes stocks
l. Certificates redcemabe at the State Treasury in the
city of Columbus July 1858, the interest payable semi.
annually the LIST day Of May and the LIST day Novem-
Der in each year, at the State Treasury
Certificates redcemabo at the agency Of the State
the city OF New York, July l. 1865 interest payable
semi annually the LIST day of January and the LIST day
July in each year. at said agency.
Each proposal must state distinctly for which of these
classes Of certificates made the amount OF either
which is desired and the price for each hundred dol
lars of each class proposed to be taken any
posal Shall not designate the class of stock desired
bidder, it shall be deemed to have been payable where
the bid is received.
No conditional bid bid absolute in its terms, will
be considered
Payment of the amount of the respective bids received
in New York must be made at the State Agency within
three days after the acceptance thereof anu of the bids
received at Columbus within ten days after the accept
ance thereof at which times the proper certificates will
be ready for delivery
Certificates payable at the State Treasury will be issued
in of 800 and upwards and those payable in New
York will be issued in Of $500 and upwardsat the
option Of the bidder.
The certificates will be payable, Internationally july
1865 by the authorizing the loan eyempted
from taxation by the state
Proposals for the loan must be enclosed sealed en-
velope and addressed to 80 The Commissioners of the
Sinking Fund " Columbus Ohio or at Is William street
New York. and endorsed % Proposals for Ohio Loan"
r. W TAYI.ER, Auditor Of State.
A. p RUSSELL, Secretary Of State.
JAMES MURRAY, Attorney General
commissioners
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4 IL IN BOOKKEEPING, PENMANSHIP AND ARrrH.
"A metc receive strictly individual attention at
PAlNES Mercantile College, 81 Bowery and 2sS Fulton
street Brooklyn and progress rapidly as their ability
and enterprise will permit Ladies writing lessons 81
20 lessons; Juveniles during August So per month
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INSTRUCTION..

A CADEMY OF LANGUAGES, $50 BROADwAY.-N-
n struction given in FreLch Spanish, Italian, Ger.
man, Latin and Greek. Ladies' hours from 9 A H. TO 4
P. u Geutemens. from 4P. ". TO 10 NJ For further
information apply to =. MARTINELLI, Principal.
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20 4 BROADWAY NEW YORK, AUGUST 9, 1891
CC4 SIR-You are hereby notified to report yourself
here, without fail, in order that the muster roll Of my
company Of Cavalry to which you have attached your
self may be completed and forwarded to headquarters
All members must report Wednesday the 7th inst.
Your obedient servant LYON IsAACS, Captain.
chief buger and six horsemen wanted
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VIZ ANTED-A GERMAN GIRL TO GO A SHORT DIS.
w lance in the country one who understands gene
raj holsework; also milking. Apply to Dr. Guernsey
corner Of East Broadway and Montgomery st.
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YOUNG GIRL As LAUNDREsSS WANTED-TO GO
"A 10 Washington city TO take charge Of laundry the
advertiser is about starting with some Will be
taken AS partner Address \. o., box lis Herald office
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NyANlED--BY \ YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION AS
w barkeeper grocery clerk is willing 20 10 any
light woEt. Address can Dan,e Hall 8l3 iNd
81.
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ed hfty recruits for tho Engineers Corps Of the
United States Constitution Guard mechanics preierred)
under the command Of Captain E. II. Ecke the Pa x
Barracks Engineers corps receive forty cents per day
extra pay over the regular service H. ECKEI.,
Captain Commanding
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A IL FAMILIES AND SERVANTS WILL FIND THE
IA largest institute at 1873 18th ST., corner OF 9th
for German, English, Scotch and IRISH civil and capable
Wages to SUIT the times Good places always ready.
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CIiK AND BUNTING FLAGS, ALL SIZES. CONSTANTLY
- on hand. Regmental Designs and Stands Of Colors
hand to order at short National AMI Mari
time Flags, of all nations Rogers and Maryats Signals
&c IlOJER GRAHAM, manufacturers, No. 81 Duane
street.
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NIANIED--t SITUATION BY GERMAN, TWENTY
w three years II age porler clerk N grocery
store or barrncm speaks nssh and can give good re.
commentators. Address Herald Office
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AIANTED lMMEDlATEIY-TWQ GIRLS, ONE MUST
w be good plain cook, washer and ironer the other
neat chanibcnad and waiter and TO the wash
ing aud ironing good references required Apply 25S
West 2Jd ST. Sth ave
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A WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION AS WET NURSE;
IA her first babe can be at lis 3lst ST., between
Is; ami ID second floor back Best city refe-
renee
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VIZ ANPED--A SMART, TIDY GIRL, TO DO GENERAL
w houscwOrk; must be good washer, and understand
plain cooking none need apply who are not competent,
and can produce good references No. 81 East 49th
near Lexington avenue.
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VJIANTED-TWO COMPETENT COIORED SERVANTS
w a man waiter, and woman who is n prOfessed
cook Call al II Murray Hill park 35th st., from
4 O'Clock.
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CARRIAGES AND HORSES-SEILING OFF, CHEAP.
" 100 Carriages G. aches, Bretts and Buggies.
rs Grocer, Express aaS Business Wagons.
so Horses, Fast Trotters and Ponies
Second hand Wagons, all kinds in good order.
Factory 1874 Fulton and 10 Nevns street. Brook.
lyn.
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THIRST REGIMENT WASHINGTON Z0UAVFS-AIL
IL company applications must be made smlQealaleiy
AT the reglmsnlal headquarters, Waterman 70 Vask
stree, Quarters and ratons furnished Immediately.
Order No. 3--A officers must report daily at 8
O'Clock A. NJ BY order, JAMES Il ROMANO, Colonel
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A SITUATION WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG
IA woman, to do general Homework, in small private
family Can produce the best Of city reference. Apply
for two days at 81 Willett st.
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CARRIAGES FOR SAl.E.-FOUR SECOND HAND TOP
~ Wagons, two Doctors Ph;etons, two seat Wagon
with top, nearly new; number Of Road Wagons, &C.. all
in first rate order, at STVERS SMITHS 80 EIdrdge st.
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WTAN1EDA-A SMART TIDY GIRL, TO DO THE
w housework Of small private family; must be
cd cook washer and rOner, willing 10 assist taking
care OF children, and TO do plain sewing Apply 1856
Johnson st., Williamsburg
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MTANTED-A WOMAN TO DO COOKING AND ASSIST
w in the washing and ironing Of large family also
chambermaid aud waitress Good recommendations
required. Apply ut SO State St. Brooklyn.
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A NEAT AND TIDY PROTESTANT GIRL WISHES A
IA situation to do general homework in small family,
would do chamber work aud assist with the washing
and ironing Has no obIccon TO go short distance in
the country Apply la West 18th st. between 9Th and
9th ayes.
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A RESI- 'ECTABIE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AS
"A chanbermaid and waitress, would do chamber
work and sewing, would assist with the washing.
Ci for two days al 1853 East 37h ST. second floor back
room.
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4 SITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE Girl.
"A as scamstress Is capable Of doing all kinds OF fam
y sewing cut and I'll chldrens dresses objection
TO the country Call at 1872 7th av. between 23d and
oath SITS.
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WIDOW WOMAN WISHES A STU ALTON TO 10
"A general Homework or anything required; Oh.
lection TO the country has city reference. Call at los
East 10th ST., between ID and 80 avs, for two days
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A RFSrECTABI.E GIRL, LATELY LANDED WISHES
n astuation IN private family to do general house
"o no objection 10 the country. Call ut 1876 2sth st.
between 7th and Sth ayes.
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YXTANTED.-A GOOD COOK, WHO CAN BAKE WELL,
w and bring good city recommendations, can find IA
place in private family by iaquirng at 2o1 Greene st.
day).
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4 RESPECTABLE HEALTHY YOUNG MARRIED WO-
N man wishes situation rs wet nurse. her baby
having died few days old objection going
respectable place 10 take baby home; good reference
can be gwen Apply at 239 Mulberry ST., room No. 4,
second floor
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ID AMSEYS REGIMENT, IN CAMP AT DOBB'S FERRY.
II Recruits wanted Immediately, aud sent to camp
every afternoon upon signing the roll. Clothing, pro-
visions and arms supplied at once. Office No 245 Broome
street
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A g RMAN GIRL WANTS A SITUATION TO TO GEN
IA cral orsework good washer and roner. Call at git
A.
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A ENGLISH Girl. WISHES A STU ALTON AS NURSE
"A AMI clamhermai, chambermaid and waitress
Has the best OF city reference Call 80 Prospect st.
Brooklyn.
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VVNik ADVERTISER, WHO HAS SPENT SOME TIME
l. an the Yves, Coast ~ africa engaged IN the palm on
trade, Is destons og "biainER similar situation would
have no oblection 20 any o,her coGntry Address
Herald Office
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A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN DESIRES A
"A situation as wet nurse TO live out; first child. Cal
At 1871 Monroe ST., for three days.
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"A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT WOMAN WISHES A
IA situation d. wet uarse. Can be seen for two days
At 81 West 18th ST., between 9th aud It'll Good
city reference.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs.

A N EN''tI.lj SURGEON, lust ARRIVED, WISHES A
"a tenDornry' engagement either TO assist in or take
eehirgc of pyiicau"s practice Altr>s W. d., box 2i2
Horalh nlnr
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" DUNG freshmen WISHING TO JOIN A SELECT
i company Of splendid regiment, accepted directly
by the Secretary of War, and now in camp Staten
Island, will please inquire at the Office Of Mcssrs Walsh
Davis room 25 SO and "a Nassau street, from 10 to
O'Clock every day.
A. POWER GAILWEY, Captain.
Maxwell O'SulIIvAN, Lieutenant late Sixty ninth regi
ment N. Y. S. NJ
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A SITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG;
n woman, of good disposition and gentle habits as
cook, W shcr and ironer, in private family; Grst
rate cook and excellent washer and ironer Has first
class city and country references Can be seen for two
DAYS at $50 West 10Th St
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4 SITUATION WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG
"A gri to travel TO Europe wages object; best city
reference. Address f. R. box DID Herald Office
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A SITUATION WANTED-BY A PROTESTANT GIRL,
IA as good plain cork washer and ironer; has good
reference Call al 2j3 East 10th LIST av., for
days.
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A SITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL,
IA as children's maid, chambermad. Inquire for
Jane Wood, at No. Pearl ST., second floor front ROOM
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AN DEMiNnE uNE JEuNE FILE FRANCHISE POUR
~ sogncr IN enant de 10 mos; unc aui para ben sa
langne il fau qu'elle ne paro pas panglas Sadresser
au SIS Broadway,
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A SITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE
IA young girl, " do general Homework Call for two
days at ISL Ludlow st. Can give the best of references
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ID ECRUTTING AGENT WANTED-WANTED, AN
III active man, to recruit for regiment in
camp. suitable party can make money. Address i'm
med.ately Captain box 1854 New York Post office
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"A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SlTUA-
IA ton plain cook and first rate washer and ironer
NJ small private family is willing make herself gene
rally useful have the reference from her
place Call for two days at 1913 Pacific ST., Brooklyn
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A WIT NURSE MAY BE HAD BY CALLING AT Ala
N West 10th st. She s healthy, respectable and a
Prot, staDt Good reference he given.
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HELP wANrED-FEMALNs.

4 IL EMPLOYERS AND SERVANTS CAN Be SUITED
N at HE Metropolitan Institute 80 9th ave-, between
Atm and Am,y SITS. American German, Irish &c, ser
wants on hand, well recommended and ut low wages im
mediate anil Careful! attention paid TO orders by mail
o T. Won RHEIN Proprietor
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A RtSPfGTABlE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION TO
n do general Homework; is first washer and
Toncr and good plain cook objections to go short
distance the country best of city reference. Call
1913 Grand ST, second floor, front room, N Y.
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TVNENTS, TENTS, TENTS-LARGE AND SMALL SIZES,
l. for sale at the lowest prices. Apply to JOHN Nc
CLAVE, /, PAL Broadway.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

PAIR OF VALUABLE GRAY PONIES, FAST
N and quiet in harness. will be sold for cash or will
trade for any description of merchandise Inquire OF J.
+. ISAAC, Banker and Broker, No Chambers street.
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LNAST MARE, WAGON AND HARNESS FOR SALE,
IL cheap. The mare is sound and kind very stylish,
and Of great endurance; trot mile i'll three minutes;
wagon and harness in good order Reason for selling the
owner il going to Europe. Can be until sold at the
feed store 13l East Twenty third street, between Second
and Third avenues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-07

A SITUATION wANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL
"A TO cook, wash and iron private family good city
reference Call nj 81 President ST., South Brooklyn.
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VTTANTED--A SITUATION, BY YOUNG AND COM
w psent girl 10 do do chamberwork, or take care OF
CT ircn ard make her ELF rselu 20 her employer. Can be
her present place, No Schermerhornst. Brook
Ign.
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A YOUNG WOMAN, WITH FRESH BREAST OF
IA milk wants situation wet nurse in private
family lost her baby two weeks old; the best city ree
FENCES given. Call AT 20 West 10th ST., in the store.
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VTIANTED-BY A VERY RESPECTABLE AMERICAN
w girl, situation to do general Homework
berwork either in the city country Can be until
suited at her last employers Is St. Felix St., Fulton
av., Brooklyn.
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CARRIAGES FOR SALE, VERY CHEAP.-TWO CLOSE
~ Carriages, that have been used but in good order,
by the best makers and calculated TO hold four IN
side and two outside; Is close Rocaway lit for coun-
try use; the other is fit for city use, with patent axes-
Inquire at go Wooster street.
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VXTANTEij-bY A PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN A
w situation seamstreSs and Ia take of child
the best OF city reference given Call at 1876 A. Top
floor
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A RESPECTABLE, HONEST AND FAITHFUL GERMAN
"A Nurse glshes sItnaion; can take charged baby
from its birth has trsd lhr Of children for some
years is viking do chaniherwork, sewing and waiting
the table c,ty reference Call at 376 East 10th ST.