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IBISi~, Stock-broker, Old State Lottery I)ffieeg. 4, Cor.nhilil, and 9, Charinr.cross. HrIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TH7rS DAY. MVorning, 0 minutes after 12!f Afternoon, 4 minutes after 12 WVANT PLACES.-All letters to be post paid. ~\S WET-iNURSE, a healthv young Wvoman, withi ler first chiild apply ts M. B. 37, Carlle.pl,ce. Ma,shcOate. La,beth. A S NuRsEMiriD, or Lady's-maid, a respectable young LO. t Mr Veamo, hee..ne eo.Ne cat, CoburgTh-keae. No of5-ekepvseejd apply TIAY'S-M.%AID, or to wait on young Ladies, a respectable 0ee;cnhavs good ...aeaorfrost,thelody sheb-sJ.,tctlft; no objoctlo-to on restyototae._Ieto.i.a r ed,3 eso.tetResl.lee A S iousEiEXEPElt to a single Gentlemian, or as lhousemaidI in al fFamIly, whe,e footmn is kept, a P.es.; the death of the gtle.toom it tht, reasos of levng .a hos.. lyaeso holr antoobjectio.tothecostley. Diree AS HousEK=EEP. to a single Gentleman or Tradesman, a A on W.ido Women, who htj,etileft her place,.heemshe litetl2n,.tonhs cean S.Mha,e, un dei,tablech,aocter; no objeetlnslf whets so other ser.taniskept. Dirce, is 5. N 64 Oe,t Tweratrel,C,ty. ~ Repectble arrie WOMAN, Without incumnbrance, -to have theeat af 0eileaon' house, csourty house, or chamebers, e hoo i~ d marny yearsmi tha cpait wthon cotema.; he h.rseteritsu.desiable isnsteerespet. DirecttIs APERSON of respectabilit~; turned 30, to wait on a Ladv, and A tssserislodthenmrstlcorieoorrn.st.sieth tc :wo her ldern. a,dnttc hmis the first rodimtsiotdocaio oe Teacher in aPeplestsip School; a cofottible home is moner* owboject titan emoolument. Dyirect to A. B. at Mr. P.rfoiits, reosap,pr.office. Dea-aItrect, High. loHottt AWIDOW WOMeAN, without incumbrance, to wait on an infirmn AGentlest- or Lady, or as Hisaskerpt, sea repectable Tradesman ; so objection to t beie ear of one or two children Ittree to A. B. 56, c-ae street, Strand. S SEVANTto ne o tw sinle entlomen, where only one is, A rqmrd. 50 cmpcttdcWomts.ace h. d has l-e -sotor~toe the sitatonseera yar , tio odrok, ndra harestoeot; co h-v.agoodcharacter. 1~Youn WOMA from he contry,to clean part of a house, or Nurer I,wilig t sakehesef ny w-y eseful; ca w-tk well .t her eedl, ad uortoandscetloc p Sc lies;has no objectiou. ts town or cousntr. Dire t A 5 a M. ebets 1 Cmposstee. rnswck-.otioa. ______ S Good PL.AIN COOK in a respectal Tradesman's FamilY, A where a raats.rvt Itkept,.a seady respeetble young Woman, who ca"IveO m aaiaacoo reference. Diret to Id.HI. 17, Port,Othstetalreet, irlsla.ed N olllok=tpc ed apply. A S CooK in a smallt respectable Fam-ily, where a mianservant is LLkept, a atedy person, seed 35, the,e character selil bear the attietest isqaity. luredt Is P.C. at Mr. alepo~.,5,Wcdr.b.e.terra-,D..tloct..ommItsoa No.fficekeeperooed apply. S ox in a respectablle FaTnil7 ,where othcr servant ar ept. A la Pesnw, who con.tke thrreoera .smlallreiy;s nohjthtlosto losorcontryhbt the latterwould beprethered. Duirect to J.S8.40, Rrtuwichk.strcel, Starnfbi,.stert, Bleek.. friar-road. A S GOOD PLAINI COOKC it a respectable Fatnily, ini town or runety. DIrect to A. B. 6, Gilb.rt.steevt, sloostabry. No odflek-eer need opply. S COOK n a smll enteel Family, where the washing ist put no..t,.. Pecoo. DIvest to A. W. 33, Gcor-lanle, Nlcfatto . No icscoeple r As S O0USEMAID in a small Famiily, where a fotmanl is; kept, a enspv-cl.ableyo,nc9woa.. wihahas ..obleotica is go abooW-tis frtly arldy; toohavesnu3 ...entlde chaoactcr fotm her loot Place. Direct Is L. . S,Cheapsie, Moror LWHOff_U-SF',A1R in a respectble Family, where a footman is need.piply. SCHAI2EFRMAID in a Tavern, Inn, or flotel, a young haves agood character. Direct.to A.B. at Mr. Ward's, chiais waethouta, d11, 'Wltitecroa. attest, SI. Lake.. S CHA31BERM AIDr, or Hlousemaid, in a Tavern or Hotel, a A yon oa,oestoiot 25. who hasn-o oltieclion to loon rao.tryany ma have an ndeiale hacctr Cam erbatplar.Direct to C.T.59. Fleet.market. AS KITCHENM4AID, a (Girl, aged 19, who can hiave a three A eeha~ hracier from Iheplaecshebhas josleft. Drc oA a r bsys I A S rrciENeID in aGentleman'sFamily, or Hotel,a Person, ehocasgive efereoetofmilis of te goeleso onpocability. DicactoABa Mt.M'Lcklss haar inll.ttet,dl yatr's o alrkeeerneed apply' MAN and his WIFE,without incumbrace; the man as Indoo A irvst,i oroatoflivry;thewomn a,idya.st-d oe ousemaid; me work wel cIherneele,sodgelup mol lien;at o PasCook in,a small Fa.-IS, we with a aiolnDenlaanr Ysd; t t lokaftr gotlma'shouse,for the -am-sr; c.osbj-c tl, t ton r aunry Diec t A.1110,LItl Rusel treet. Bl-buoebr aquare. N. cilickeeprsedapy MAN and hi IE temna pe evn.~nd the A wostsas Cook and Ibsusekeepel aisr nteanorissmall reguloc. Fastily, or lo look afiere a at of Chamobers; ar il smk mevsgcenerlly useful; ate freo mi any- inr asntheo, a.nd th tnm seatopo'eid-th wma afire yea-- ch.-aterrf.emtlatssstloloo the man crat shsr if teqird ;hae no objertio-, to to.rMnuootry. Da-ettwM.C. 9, ltgstront, Park ntet cseornquaar. N.offi1ce. beeper need apply. AMAN and his WIFE, to live together the Man as complete lodoor merau. and1 wil ake himself gnalyuel;the womn -s Housetoaid, orMaid of AI.work. or to Ityr with a single Gentlnman, or to look ofter aSect of chambers char.ctresfromtb.sitodadothe,h,eju,tiatle Di)reCtor apppsoIyt..W-at Mr.Dwo-ain0, r3 eoctso tet. Mo offlr,ksper seedapply. A RepectbleMAN nd hs WFE~te ma ascomupleteln Uvety sits Cook, - or r' .1 ec nea th geco CaueoreiiSscCy N olicheeecnond apply. 4 S OorsaN, n orout f liery,a voung Man, whio would preer hn oosey,Ina sallreglarFa iy lfrost the reeutey. nodcon have an us nlbl oatsae rot ttalas lae,whrehelied up-ward of two yeas,. Direct to J. S. 24, Masal ter,Oodniqoo S Fo'rsAN i a mallFamly,or as Footniar. and Valet to a A iGle Octlesat, . ayou-ng Man,agd 4,ro ih eih,who uade,atando hi, buto. neh,ad a hoe good chrbacter foar the plac ehtls et Direct to We. A. 8, Cat.at,et Leiresier.tquare. Nooffirekeepecrne apply.P 4~S COACHINIAN, a steady sober Man, aged 35, who perfectly UnderstandIds l uinhuless, and knoa lows wr1l ; to Objection tn town Or country. an aiitven ude)alechaacerfroathe place he hotjoot left,Vwhe1.ehkiedI12 rooth, nda wo e -s'rroomedts-foe es the placbTehocifteqoiredL Diret to J. . a4, pld Lion street, Spitolielnde. A EAD Raoosr i a FaiY, or Servant to a snl ete mestofiantort= and al dtisboh.gt ascengotumiaaatOe.hvobenud nest and at home; ra iyer .uato st hrre.Dre raply to G. Wi. at Mr. Baos's, boo4niker 2yN lodaed oolohepcsndapy AS GROOM, B oe tayYugMn gdaot 25. who A -udertatadhaeatawl,ans ifneutewl ba h trcetIquiry; its, no bjelao Ialoo afer noh sttls i reuird, nd nknhimelfgenraly Uasdul. D ires-t 102.0._ 1-1 7, Mot st-ete Orostonoc square. A S GItDENR, ayoungMan,whio understands pines, the 173 hehoue nd reehooe,wal lers,festig, od tit Ihe. enden; woola be qbadaonntwilssilaaistelcteisWfr ouldbe eguacl nsployed either, to look aftr adary,atas nadryosd; anhav eeelen alurelee.Dirto to A. R. at'Ar. Cteth', D, Nw Nrthatini,RedLio sprse Noo2lskrperneed apply. S UARDEN Elt, a youn Digan, 2geo zi, wvou can tiave it goou A rco,mnetodatia froshths lintplace. DirecttIaA.1l tMr Ilm',nrsrmn 3, Mou,tatatiet,_Lan,itells,_Cn._____________________ .AXS (IARtDENFII a sober steady Man, without inculubrance; I3 peefessl uanlet oLabihoi.nb. stl,allit.hbatsehtt, and Ct,ming if reqoieo.; hia WWIf. 10 Icokvve outy hi. h_chseae wtil bear ite ti.ttet mosuy feas 5,1m he lienl fass years Diett 5. at . W. ees,fnaiteter, 5, Upper gtrwet, near Park atreet. A S L RTPOT ,incouofdrsa Man, who, can write Agn, pai ad"Eu eba*l,4easaw ebeelufas. )il lut employer. 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