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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-05-14

iic Purcst and Sweetest Cot- Liver Oil
= Faznra < ;aswclrs, made on tho sea-
s o,c. from fresh. selected livcrs, by Cns>
%n.L & linznrd & Co., Now fnrk 1t is
absolutely pure and sweet. Patients whc
havo "ncc taken il prefer il tu all others.
Physicians have decided it superior TO "ny
@ :hc other oils in market. april II
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-05-14

Is toe must powerful cleanser, sIre"g,h-
ener and rtmo' or Of Glundular Obstruo-
tioEs known to Natfriq Mcdica.
IT. is specially adapted to constitutions
"worn Gown and dchiliintcd BY tho arm
weather Of Spring and summer. when tho
blood is not in active circulation. consc-
qnen'ly gathering inn nri,ies FROM slug.
Ri'hness and imperfect qcion OF the sec,r.
tive organs. and il unaffected by Tum"rs.
Ernr'i"ns, Blot chez, Boils, Pustulcs, Scro
iuln, &C., &c. .,...
When Weary and lahguid hom ovcrwork
and dul!ncas, drnw zinoss and inertia tnkc
'hc place Of energy and vigor, the system
needs u 7onic,'p build it up md lclp the
Fnnl Fo' ccs to regain their recul erativc
power.
In tho hcnt Of Summer, frequently the
Liver and Spleen do not pr"rtrlysrerfnrtn
their functions; tho Ulerjno. and Urinary
O.gans are inactive. producing weakness
OF the stomach and inleslines and predis-
position 10 bilious lcranacmcnt
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-05-14
Special Notices.

N,nrENTEns, PATrEnL MAK.ns, AND
&" .lSnT MAKERS will take holice that L
L. Tonlc, of Charleston, has oil hn:d nad
10" naio Wh;to Pine Of tn finest grad :,
N.Virsnlo and rcinil. Also Walnut Oak
nuu other hard Woods.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-05-14

Las bseh !!6ef6re the American public
oxEE TfilRrY years. 1t has never vet
iuieo 10 give perfect satisfaction. aui has
lustiy beon styled the panccca for al cx-
eelnel wounds, Cuts, Burns. Swcl'irss.
Beast No family should be r:rr,o ,j.r
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-05-14
II g. II C. "a I q IS
and
Pi q Il @ IS.

A lnrge aid varied nsso.t ment ,f
Straw and Felt Hats of the latest
Styles for Men and Boys.
april 10
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-05-14

"DSYCuoMANCY, or SOUL CHARM.
ING" How either sex mny fascinatc
= & in the love ard affections Of any per.
80" ,nsy choose, instantly. This simple
i"tntal requirement all can posse IL, free. by
'r''t for IS cts. together with marriage
%n!!e. Egyptian Oracle. Dreams, Hints ~
..ad,cn, Wo ldng Night shirts. &c. 4 queer,
hoax. Address 4. WILLIAM & co. Pubs.
EnilA
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-05-14
BACO'lTl'' i & co.,

HAVE ,st received a full assortment
Of Provisirna Groceries, Grain, SC con.
sising in part Of
1000 Bushels Primo White Corn,
260 L" Moal,
800 White md Black Oats,
rs Bales Northern lIny,
80 " North Carolina ~,
60 Bales Shncks and Fodder,
90 Barrels Early Rotc. Goodrich, Pink
Eye and Peerless Potai ,oa.
10 Ilhds. &. r. Bnco Sides, Bulk sidos
md Bulk md Bacon Shoulders,
Lard in 25. 10 and lbs Cans.
26 Barrels Western Flour,
rs saoks Augusta Flour,
rs Sacks North Carolina r r,
1b Bbls sugar-all Grodts,
10 Sacks Coffee--all Kind
rs Bbls Sugar House Syru
10 Family sytups,
8 &" New Orleans Moiaases,
2Tierccs Prime IInms,
Smoked and Picked Tongues. Fulio on
Market Beef, riokled Salmon, and Shad.
Also
100 Pair Trnco ''hains
6 Loren Pair lInmcs.
40 Dozen Brndcs Crown Hoes,
10 Dozon Planters Stool Jloes, Steel Iron
| and Plow Moulds.
rs Kegs mills, assorted,
Doxes Collins Axes, Spades, Shovcls
and Manure Folks,
Back Bands and Plow Lines,
Horse md Mule Shoes and Horse Shoe
Nails.
BESIDES
A full Stock of Willow aud " OGDEN Ware
and choice scloolion Of Boots, Shoes, SO.
dec 26
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-05-14

Ordinance.
fJ'HE ,y 1ntendnnt- and Wardens Of the
!. Town Of Winhsboro. In Council nssem
bled, do ordain that Two and one half (24)
mills shall he nssessed on all ronl proper,
~, TO meet current expenses for the Fiscal
ycar commencing April lst. 1873. and end &.
ing April .st 1874. And do further ordoin
that ench and every male between the ages
of eighteen nnl fifty shall work on the
streets Of tho said Town for twelve days,
or commute for tho snne by paying int o
.he Treasury Of the Town tho sum Of threc
Dollars.
Done. in Council. in tho Town Of Winps.
boro. this 25th day cf April. 1878.
@. II. MoMASTEA.
l.. 5. Iniendnnt
JoxL cofEs.
Clerk Of Ccuntil.
npl29
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-05-14
DIR. WELLS
EXTRACT OF jURUBEBA

ls prepared directly from the South Aucr
scon Plant, and is peculiarly suited to s!l
t"rse difficulties II will olcanso the Villa.
ted Blood, strengthen the L;fo giving
Powers, and remove all Instructions from
1mpai,cd md Enfrcbled Organs
II should he freely tnke,', rs Jurubcha is
pronounced BY medical writcrsuhe nost
efficient P,r;hcr. Tonic and Dcobslrurn,
known i'll tho whole range Of medicinal
plnuts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-26

nes In relation TO Senator Patterson He proposeu
n odhcation namely that j. W. Patterson have leave
10 fe statement. which shall be published IN tho 0o"
oressiondi Record. ..,-
improper that this privilege accorded, as Mr. Pattef-
son was a private citizen.
Mr. STEVENSON Dem, XVI said that no nad no
personal feeling but thought would be BAD ana mis-
ment which Mfr. Patterson had made as private ihui-
yidlnal but which, any other private individual. no
had right Ia make. He protested against giving ~
nacorats statements To treat 1t in tho way proposed
would destroy the moral effect OF the Committee whcn
Mr., ANTHONY said he did not impugn tho Committee.
Mr. STE tENSON said he did not so understand nm,
but Mr. Patterson had published IS pages OF printed
matter in direct answer to the report oil tho Com'oo
and containing statements not true.
Mr.. ANTHONY remarked that DIR. Patterson, stanhlng
here In closing days OF the session. had right 10 u
mand the consideration OF the resolution reporter Oy ING
Committee recommending his expulsion. IL was salo
All over the Senate that 1t was Impossible 10 COnsder
the resolution that time and that could not Do zone
without sacrifice OF public business but that ~ Mr.
Patterson would waive his right to be heard the senate
would pass on the subject at this special session ne
Jaw several passages in tho pamphlet which ne wonld
advise Mr. Patterson 10 leave out. While he acknoWi-
was due TO man charged with crime affecting his
honor which more than his me- and the ehardosor
OF his children. ..
After long debate the subject went over.
PASSAGE OF RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. MORTON rep, Ind.) offered resolution. which
WAS adopted requesting the President OF the United
states to communicate the resolutions passed by tho
Senate CONCENTRATING Spain the abolition OF Slavery
IN Porto Rico 10 tue Government OF that country.
The VICE PRESIDENT appointed Dir. B0utwell tkep',
Mass to supply vacancies on the Cofnmlttee on bec-
tons and Privileges. and on tue committee oh Io"h'
Lands. . .,.,. ao.sto, . a,d
afterWMd adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-26
DEPARTURE or FOREiGy MATE


Nails for saope. Queenstown and Liverpool p.y 49,.
r.. closed al l:'o steamship saS At n iron -
SH.k ae
A Prasaan Closed Mail . sent by this Zine.
THURSDAY. mAHcH a.
Mails Burops via Plymouth Cherboarg ,Bd Hsnbsrz
shD Thurinns close al II Supplementary MAJ "a $50
Thirjst Hoboken is closed at Steamship sus I. 90
foot of Thrist, Hoboken. - Nss
A Piussisn Closed Mail Is sen, by this line.
fA letters deposited 10 Supplementary Mails b. pro,H -
double pOstags.l y"
close at D. m. Supplementary Mail on Pier No. az s..
$50 D. N Steamship sails st D. m.
FRIDAY, MsRcH d.
Mail for H.lT n s.. s closed a. hs sssYoS PosOxe. 49,
dsy q D. ID and goes via Boston
Mail. Tor Newfoundland close 10 the NssYok Pot O6
day at o. M Steamship from Portland Me- % IN
N. New York Friday, 1t p. m.
Letter postage Vest Indies ercepi when g,r 49,, -
bs 10 cents The ceuts each which NUT ~ -
SATURDAY. hAKcH q. "'p"a
MATHS Great Britain aud france via Qaensorn TSv.,,
steamship Celtic close a. ll:g m supplenea,,yv ~
White safDook PsVonis Perry Jerssy City, will Al a. " -
steamship saib a. IRON White star Docs, Paoai. =
Pof Closed Mails for the Continent Europe VIA sou.,
Bremen. BY steamship Rhen. maiis close A. II A.
Supplementary Mail steamship sails 81 from foot u Ia
Hoboken.
Drec, Gsrnsn and Prussn cio,ed Mai Il bv THIS H,. WIZ
Mails states Ststtn. steamship NJ -
close at Al 30 steamship sails At from 10 lIg
Mails for Kingston jamaica sayana and Turks Ls,d a,
steamship Canbel, close at steamship sails froa Per <. a
N. e.
Steamship sails At .. m, from Pier No ~ T. T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-26
ASSESSMENT CASES.

Some time ago Addison Smith and others
moved vacate their property for trap.
block pavement on Thirdaye., between Onehundred-
andtwenty- ninth and Onehundredand- thrtiethsts..
because the Common Council had not confirmed the
sesmen and that the resolution authorizing the work
had not been published in The Leader, which was Cor
porati0n paper The motion. which had been heard by
Judge Barrett granted, and the assessments
yacated but the General Term reversed his order. An
appeal was taken to the Court OF Appeals and yester
day 1t came up for argument Some points were raised
to the previous hearings and the Court reserved its
decision. .
Proceedings for the purpose OF vacatng the assess.
ment for building double In Seventy second and
Seventy seventh-sta. begun Jan. "a 1872, by
George A. Hearn before Judge Cardozo but decision
was mover made. The ground OF the application waa
that the Croton Aaueduct Department had not filed
complete plan OF sewerage aud to make up for the de
oienoy bll passed last May but tho act was not
intended 20 affect proceedings begun prior 20 Jan.
1874 Tho oass oA-go uD. ycsterday. before Judge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-26
THE STATE LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. ALBANY. Tuesday, March 25. 1873
Petitions were presented from 428 persons tor
the annexation OF West Farms and Morsana to the City
OF New-York. ... .
The President presented the reports OF the Committees
Of the Constitutional Commission. with tho amendments
and tho reasons for the passage therefor which were
ordered to be printed The bills amending the Charter
of Troy; extending Desbrosses-st In NeW-fOrk Guy;
and authorizing the City of Emira 10 purchase Cee-
terry grounds all reported fayoraby.
Bills INTRODUCED.
nv Mr. B.KERTo eend for the collection Of taxes IN
Pod Ann Washington County April 22 by unanimous ooEsent h
b vas at Also authorizing the extension Of railroad
tracks in Mcdonald aud Bufat In BROOKLYN; also. for sewers IN
Johnson and other avenues in BROOKLYN - - c-.
BIZ MaDDKs-o incorporate the New York Financial and Cotton
Press with capital stock OF SSO NJ '" Raphael anu
Charles O. Leeds are named as eorporatorA
BT Mr.. BsSEDcr-To amend the Code
Amending the Charter Of Buffalo
To Pbrook Coal Company OF Psunius TO lease anu
run railroads 10 this state
Amending the Charter Of Little Pals
Por police force In the City Of lonkers. - .
the OF CoaEt OF
Appeals TO Commission Of Appeals
frr due The state By County the State Of 1870
TO placing the Capitol at Warrington statues Of eminent
IsSorporsung the New.fork College Of Aussthssa
Amending the Charter OF the National Academy OF Desgh
Amending the Charter Of PeekssilL
Regul,ung rates Southern Centrsl RailEiy
To establish Commission Of Charitable Correction in The City OF
EeV- York.
Rochelle Westchester Comfy
Teorporsting the Nyaek Water Works Compsng.
To The Mechanics Lien law the several counties Of the
State.
Mr. MURPHY introduced bill relative 70 the salary OF
the messenger in Coroners Office in NewYOrk City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-26
ASSEMBLY.

The bill amending the Charter of Peekskill
was passed. The following bills were disposed OF in
the Committee OF the Whole "a stated;
Authorizing summary conviction OF professional
thieves burglars pckpockets. counterfeiters. and
forgers Ordered To a third reading.
Authorizing the Bleecker-st ana Fulton Ferry Rail
road Company TO extend their tracks Mr.. OPD1kE
moved 10 require the Company to pay into the City
Treasury per cent OF their receipts ana ss-
tanned his motion c. O. CORNELL opposed the motion
ON the ground that the Company could afford it, The
motion was lost. Mr.. BLUMENTHAL offered an amend
ment requiring the consent OF the Mayor ana Common
atty Of New York City before the tracks are laid. He
sustained his motion, quoting statements from Official
reports show that the Company IL wealthy ana mas
done a large paying business The question was taken
on tho notion, and il lost. Mr. BLESSING moved 10
strike out the second section relative 10 securing the
right OF way being insutrient. Lost. The Diu was
then ordered to "A third reading
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-26
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF sEw-ToRk.. recommendation Is.
CLEARED.
Steamship Oh Dominion. Wsler, Norfolk. City Point IT, 0A De-
"i staahiO ySo huxley Savannah murray Psrd Co.
O.. S'i't Co. '-''' 1',,' '', - ~ ''' -
Steamship Bristol Wallace. PhAdel2hil
Steanshp Neptune Baker. Boston. H. y Dinoch
BIs s sS:e h casa t Johnson M a CO.
Brg Goodwin, Crue, Cardenas, james 4. W,rd d Co
Bhg ChaA A. Hoard, Messenger ST. Johns T. w wSotns
Brig gmm. Dean Dutch Atkinson, Cu,oo.. Th.o Yoult.
Brig Ida (Brl Smith. AnuaDois n s., BOYD ii,9eten.
Sebr W. D. MaSSam Cbs.e New Bsiori Fsrgusos WOOD
Schr Israel SNOW. Pese Bddgeon, BarbSioe b. Weaberr
s seST R. T:' s.l WE w.r S'f B9
schr n. l. Davis Terry, Orient
sclr g AcEsD, Hssd stanford stsmto,t s,sufaussoe
Schr Sae Burton Buriey, Stamford STANFORD Manufacturing Ca
ARRIVED.
Steamship ggyp. Br Groa Liverpool March 49, and ooas..,
18Th, with ndse: and pass % r. ~ J. Hurst .. ,s
in ballast ST. 'o.'' Or
Bark Proyideata Nor w95as Ha@hgs p dss s'S @d.e
Schr Stirling BnIbsm Sprague hessaA - days s4 nut
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PORTLAND Me-. March z.-Aniyed steamship AOsd,n, h<
Bo,gos March 2s-Arrved bark Por from London, bnn
Morris from CenfuegOsi Constance from Porce r. Maggie hs.
sAvaSSAH Ca March 25ArrVsd. steamship Gen Barnes hs.
SEa.oa1EAys March lsAry,d steamship Gen MEADE snp.s
from Heslork Arrived 18th steamship Core ron hssforE
GALVESTON March 22Sasd steamship CITY Of Austin, Eanas.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL. March 2J-The Allan Line steamship Poyaean,
Btosu nom Portland March Is. has arrived here.
DISASTERS.
Henry Crof Dumon from Rockani for hesfo 70
granite. put into Portland March % leaky.
BosTOS March Ihe schr Gen Grant Of Gloucester Do
covered dmauted Cod yes,eray pl this
by ehr Emma A. Rich, which would probably seeceed
getting her into ProylncetOWn.
Capt Spsrow OF The AbdKader arrived AZ Boston All os
Me.sua report, March g. m ~ TO- long 81 IS W. fell 10 With .sp
Robert Winthrop and from NeVfork Tor Antwerp abandoned
The capn boarded her and found four @ Of water ns
standing and sais fared except lo~er nhtp
VIII had IL
coming on % blow be was obliged TO leave her.
Capt sparrow also March 6 lat 90 30, long % 81 fell
Brigham Of and from NeglOfk Tor HaS rn
distress flying rigging He boarded he and found de
m abandoned being Ia her bold All her
bent sud parity hurled her W hanging 70 the boom aed a,A
partly lowered She bad cargo Of petroleum The eeS VI oo 10
sci. acre probably taken of b. some passing vessel
For --latest SHIP AeWs see Eifth PAGE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-26
FREE INSTRUCTION IN PiloS0GRAPHY.
LII 4 II T.

Ladies Photography and Short hand Reporting closed
Yesterday, and the following memorial signed by
the members: PM O. .t.r.i ...... Ed. rF. .'r
10 ne Directors of ne Cooper UnoH; We the Hndsssgned mem.
h az the Third Photography the UuOn
sire 10 present Mr. Petsr Cooper aud the directors Of e
Institution privilege Of attending elementary course OF 20 les
n In s art of phOno under the able andhahin
Ton 81 NJ KE Baru at the time cordially unite with
& sSe al seoRd Glasses petition 20 the directors
In on that regular and advanced HsueiOo tbs ysnble art
hal he give u
ie 10 ades have aYailed themselves Of the op-
portunty for studying phODOgraphy which has 'been
Afforded in these classes since Last July Inc lnstruc
MARY compensation from any quarter ana the room aS
been fImDsbed gratutOnsy by the directors OF the
ITninn nut no writing desks having b6sn provided ad
ryanced instruction could dot DO giyeD .'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-26
AN OLD VERDICT RENEWED.

Mary E. Swords brought suit sometime ago
in the Supreme Court against Elizabeth A Edgar 10 re-
cover damages for the death of her husband and which
occurred from Inflammation the lungs brought by
falling into the North River in 1885, with IIer No. II
which sank on account OF iis rotten condition. When
the case was first tried verdict rendered for the
plaintiff 500, which set aside account OF an
error in the Judges charge he having told the jury that
they might use their own knowledge TO the condition
OF the pier The second trial took place before Judge
Van Brunt. aud concluded yesterday, the paintiu
recovering "A second verdict for $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-26
DFCIsIONs-SlARCH Is.

Supreme Comt-Chambers-B Judge Fancher. -
Xnn.bp.l Az Baugs 0hersThe motion strike Uu the nNh
SECTION Of tie answer Body Drew and ohers-Moon
denied 10 costs. Dime Institution ACT OseytSee
mem NJ deci,osl Fry at Fr-The be granted %
The tenth pagtaph the conDAui and 10 The other
sections denied
Sypeyior COurt-SDecidl Term-Bv Judge Van Worst.
smp. Fire ms PrnieOrder for judgment for
ppth Ge,bek sg Clute-Deaut snd orer dsmng complaint
1T e anon within days aud dis
including ns fee Of 80 and so costs motion
nJ puapg Monday Of April Hamilton ct al sgt
seige-Ords Yal objection having been
made TO Tar appointed commissioner take testimony vide
Harris at Wson tWnd 62T ID John T. 25l Dodge and
Wlles-Orier asar granted Barnes MherMoon denied
Bauer aQt AhauseOder granted. Friedman Dewer-Orr
opening default Cleary DOnahue snd anoOnier onluncuon
grated Tinker aOrer reference Schernerbon
at denied without Herman HennAGOr
der granted setting aside judgment Of divorce.
B Judge Life Insurance and Trust Company
,gt Purrssll-Jmgnent order settled.
Common Pleds-Specidl T1m-By Judge J. F. DAILY.
Mcneil sgt. Hggns-orier settled DAVIS receiver agt Gapn
Motion & BeerMOOn deaei aud Injunction dssoTed
on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-26

dses.... 55i G3 MOoo nes-...... 81,
500 3Ovs Island Gas Hsl 3ats
WATER rms DgV-P
SANDY Door $40 Cows sand. 100 Hell Gate an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-26
PASSING ELS ARRLHED.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

PROM LIvRRPOOT-Tn steamship S,raad Marh q -c.st n.
soB Wa Woodward George Kemp D. b. Keelr CoIsos r. 49,
add Eiie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-26

Fancher on motion to vaoato the assessment Tho de-
olson was reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-26

IHE IEH'Uh UAFEs
Mr. ANTHONY (tep.. II ~ called up his resolution,
which appears Ia previous part OF today's proceed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-26

THE DEMOCRATS DECLINE TO VOTE.
The question was then stated the resolution OF the
Committee namely that the charges made referred
TO the select Committee for investigation affecting the
official character and conduct of the Hon. Powell Clayton
are not sustained.
Mr. SALISBURY Dem, DELI SAID he should decline
TO VOTE he had not had time to examine testi-
mony.
Mr. McCREERY Dem, XVI remarked he was paired
with Mr.. Cameron rep, PENN, although he did not
know how Mr.. Cameron would vote were he here.
lLaughter.l
Mr.. STEVENSON Dem, Ky) said he should decline TO
vote. The charges too serious 70 Justify hasty
conclusion Timehad not been afforded to enable him
properly 20 weigh the testimony.
Mr. STOCKTON Dom. N. j. would decline 10 vote for
the reasons assigned by other Senator's IL would
week up the testimony and place II before jury.
Messrs CASSERLY dem, CALI, THURMAN (Dem,
Ohiol. RANSOM (Dem., N. CD and KELLEY (Dem,
OrcgOD severay declined 10 vote for reasons similar to
those above stated
Mr.. CARPENTER (Rep., Wis)-I desire to Join the
DeOcs attic party this occasion and decline to VOTE
THE RESOLUTION ADOPTED
The resolution was agreed 10 by the following vote,
Republicans Roman. Liberal Republicans In small
caDitala and nemocrata An italics:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-08

AK WEST SD STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN
f-fsJ as good cook; willing to assist in washing and
ironing good reference from LAST place is willing to 90
a short distance In the country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-08

CSC EAST 18TH ST., BETWEEN 1ST AND I'D AVS
CDL Two girls: one as first class cook; willing to as
sist in washing and ironing; the other clamLernaid
and waitress chambernaid alone; best city refer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-08

400 EAST 5STH sT-TO COOK AND ASSIST WITH
TOO the coarse washing in q private family. City
refe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-08

ln7 EAST ISr., BETWEEN Av AND lSr Av-
lOt Respectable Young woman as iiol>ekscpcr
understands cooking, washing ronirg lad e,wiia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-08

71O SD Av. NEAR 46TH ST-TWO YOUNG GIRLS;
! iO one as good cook washer and roner the other
chambermad and waitress and assist In shing
and ironing both TO work together in a private family
the country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-08

H. It'll AVA RESPECTABLE WOMAN WILL
liz take washing to her home, understands her bust
ne r, class larudress does ~ kinds u fancy fut
ing: best cg reference.