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Courtenay to shie 'Which he, author has mou;de the subject o hs onlip Srevea Iinstance are-adduced of tlte rccvo hs obseu-vationti scare whih weo.~ onsieredhopees y of peifectneelth In talens an ver extnsiv e~teriee0 yipractitIouteiC 0f - Jip ~~ urienays p 5 ent~~~~rtatnsh M1 opInion of DrU~ndjutd. rofs~ionb!~flje him'a end fte faal sae~es.,.,.~unssn~ rmeee O tgratuag se-ve J OST IMPORTANT SAVING in FtJRIlSHING, Al i at Si'1'i ntnd Co.'(;, corner of Great 'Turnatilr5 Holborn, reioVng to flohw ptem6ses, In Regent-iLreet,) in come0iuened ef wthichl the wohole oF their extensive asd valiable Stoek of Towin- trlltel ChtntXe0, NMri,no D;mankas, .AoremPs, coloneed Unings, &e.la inow SULLtINQ OQ'F at an immnense redugciti in price, aie. uu5 bv spteelily cttared. - WANT ' AC l l7.etterRS1 to be pogt paidl AS v i'-Nilne, a respeetablo young Wloman, with her s irfteshild * Al ll n iod bedast Or l; ilan be vell rpcommended. if ireet to K% et te xirford larder, 3si, Oxfordi.treet, corner of 8 S \\'V *-trct;n3g, a young Voman from thecounitty, ,ja who el, he, Wvell recommended. Direct or apply to T..H. i1 A .S Nui;tsr, or as Hpusemaid, a oung llroinan,. aged .16. .who Wvould prefer being hS nurse ; Ira ca..;blde of tatkitg-a chiTd tr.ni thle tnonth, l.or to wet-nunrfi. Dfreet to i. 1:J. at Mr. Frectnau's, __..7x . Wignvorv-street, Cavendish.equaye.* IAt S Euasa; int a- Gentleman's .Family, a respectable invidd4leged Woman, vho has alwvats been accustomed to the UnOve caraeity,. and thoroiighby understan&s the care of All Infanlt. Direct to E. BI. I' Crown-court, utcherhall.lane, NeAvgate.strectt No Offilcekepnd apply. A Respoctitbie young Woai~~~, aeeo I." Rstoyomig adiea.orail UVMW,ae 27, to wait onocne 0t aChe nd ttnders tanda dressnimaU#ine Nhurse: can w\ork Wiei- at her ilcedle, g has np objecifoim tfl11, tahel;ca haLve a 10l2'n;oni,' recolmmexiniatlon (ram the lady she has jUt.~t Dlrect toe A. D. at Mtr. Able's, banaer, h- Ave.MTaria-iane, Edgate-street. No ofilcekeeper need apply. . _____________________t _ fA S Hoes.t ggyapkm to one or two a,ingle Ge,mtlcrnn, :- nulddle.aged loman ordoulestic habits, who can givereference; enloluenten t o . C. 11, Od Bailey, o_ A> S fC'ont and IMou.sE a EPER, a respeetabl WI oman, aged 3,5 who has no objection to go on the Continent with a re- tPectable fanufly; can have a good character froain the lady she wYas ori tneContUnent Wvth. DIrree to (2, F.10, New Quebec-.tregt, Portmant square. AS S Good CooK in a Gentloman'g Family, a young NVo- nA nman, who understands the nmanagement of a dalry Rnd bakina. and as no ohJection to towvn or country. Direct to A. Z. at Ml'. Clark's;I eheesemonger, Long-lane, South wark. t S Cox lna G.,atholic Family, a middle~-aged Wlromans per yunderstands ler bsIes, and cart be well recom- ultued irec toA. D. at Mar. Freabour'sn', bitttermnan, NVaLrwicit- tret, Oolds;i.squrre. Nol rfficekeeper neee' aeply. S HOUSEMAID, where a footman is kept, or as Servant toa single Gentleman, asteadyyoung Woman, whe, can have an snexeXptionable character frora the gentlernan -she has Just left. DirectI toA_S..2, Greek-atreet, Sohp. NoF efflekeePer need apply. y SGMasinay.ssrtAlD in an Inn, CofFechouse, or- Iotel, a' Pereon. whocan have a tbree years' character fron, her iast place. Drect to A. B. 2. Y`eomap-ro, Brompton. A S }KIrcstsNaIAn, or as Housomaid, where twvo are ,L. . kept, a young WVonuan from the cosintry, wvho lived four years In r last place. Direct or aiply to J.P. at Mr. Hodgeess, 43. Wych-Street. A S BARMfAID) in a resp2ectable Wine Vaults, a respect- ?s .able Person, aged 21, Wvho hae1 not been uLsed to the businesg Direct to C. W. at Mr. Collett's, 1, Johnx-strect, Holland-street, Black-- A SiUteady 'rn.iddle.aged MAN and his WIV1PE, without in- tion, t look ftera 'e halacter. will bear the strictes,t investiga. cuetof ornorOffices. inthecity or its vicnty. Drcet or apply to AB. 4, Wormnwood-street, Bishopsgate.atreet. MAN and h is 12VIPF without inlcnanbrance, aged from Ii. 30J to 35, With underniable characters In town: the man as Upper Servant,Inory alit of livery; the wernannas Cook, has no ohiestion to the contry, nd unerstmanfi the management of a aiy baig& Are willfng to2 make themse ves generally nsefi . Direct to t. k. at Ir. M'Laughiin's, 15, New Qiebec.street, Portlutn.square. No offiee. kceeper nea apply AT STllorou1 INDOOR SERVANT, tO find hisown clothes, wifth a single elderly Geitlempn or Lady, or in a small steadv Palolyy, a lnijdle.aged Man,who haa no ohjeetlon to lo,k after a singe horse, or superuntend a sma'll gardn can have a three year.' charac- terfrom tehe ladryhe has just left. Direct toO. R. at Mr. Thempson's, 4 S Bu'rLslt in a resectable Family, a sober steady ~ actie Marl aged 0, whothorogl nertnstemanage'. entof ten sIeor n ale, claigp ate an nlemen's clothes can bew If equired cangve refrencestol funly of the pectabfy. . . , Southmoltonlstreet. Oxford- 2d S FOoTaras ill a regular Family, where one is kept, a A midle-agd Man who prfecty undrstans hiabusiness. Direct to B. at Mr 'arA, nvbhaker, 4, P tlasshouse-treet,Regent.street. AL FOOTMAN, or Under Butler, orwitha single Gentle-i Lman, ayoHng Mfan, aged 22, who has noy obsjection to town or country. Direct to g, L. at Mr. Mason's, b)aker, Chapel-stxcet, lroa- A S C:'OACHMhlAN, a young an of'alight weigit, who has U 11ojestion to the country; canheanndibe character I every respect frm the lady e has left ged 27 Direct to A. B. at Mir. Crazier's, corndealer. flathbn-ie,Ofr-treet. A OACHh;AN, or Groom, a young Man, aged 29, who mJk Inowsatown well, and has no objec~iln to tow or couAntry. Direct to v. N.f, Great Barlovv-street, High-sitreet, M arylebone. A S COACHMfAN, in a small steady regular Family, or with asingler Genotlnan, to a te nleynan, a you fig ht weight,aged 2irec who ithogarmcater eir 0noOhJiecstion to go sbroad sp r ect, nw ev tell. aNd.a no1 Abjectr osno cutr,o toha the care o n saddlehorsea ccan, he ato look after a horse and S cGROO, or Footb an, svito a sn Gentlemans, a young Man, aged i rred thDi rect toD.Nect A.d.tasate a treet, t ackney- A S GARDENEI, a young married Man, aged 27, who can hrew, and wlIn prefer the country; can have a 12.inwiths' character from tht e Plae he has inst left Dlrect to Rb L- at Mr; Pea eOck'e, baker, Stockwell, Surrey. P S GAarENEi, a sngle Man, who has lived in some of 1 the most respectable fauilies In the country, and is eapable of everydepartment in a garden, hsthousc, greenhouse, framing, and wall trees, and all mnaner of forcing; has bad an extensive practice In layIng out grouns and plantatioii: no objection to the manage- *ment of mea ow land, havine a general knowledge of farming; esan brew, hiaving brewed inalrefml1elvdwt 13 years; can have aim undenlable character for bidustry, soiriety, and honesty. a sligle- hand place uviillnot beaccepted. Direct to A. B. C. at Mr. Clark's, Counter.hf1l, Deptr"ord, et A S LIGHT Poavsa, a young Man, whho served hia Tast employer 14 years. and can give a reference as toeharr.cter. irectto . A.at Mrs. Peak', fishmonger, 22, Seething-lane, Tower- A S LIGHT P FRLTER, a middle-age(d Man, in a Shop or s Wgrehusef,l d owr tow, w eupon a Glcnteman v wishes to make himr- s adell eRn give a. refereciie for honesty, s,briety, &c. Direct to 3. H. at Mr. Barham's, I, Upper Baker-street, A S PORT2R in a Warehouae% a young Man, who h~.. wrHtes a good hand, and wvo ld make himself generally useful; b a a l i v edr f i veo y ea r s dw I t h .a f i r m i n t h e c i t y , f r o m w h i c h h e t tc n h a v e a ; ; undeiabl chractr. irec toW. L atMessrs. 7.l Smith atnd Son's,