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Direet to is.F . 3, North slderofOxfordmarket. {^S NvnSE, a respectable Femal>, aged. about 30, who r h beacenitomned to the care of ehildrcn (com the hao thi, and can l,e ivell recommended, having lived ten years In gnc place. Dirct o i. . S, trand. A S Nutsa, a respectable middle-aged Woman, who has had n family of her own, and has lived many years .u Chat capa- city; can give themostrespectable referene- no person residing In the counitry need apply. Dmrect to A. B. 3, Bowling.greei-lane, Clerc- enwvell. AS ILADYYS-si AID, or as Upper HoUsea aid, a respectable young WVoman from the country,who uhder tands dressmaking, halrdressing, and getting upf'line lIne; is wilingandobliging; eani have agood character from a respectable familY she lias just left. Direct or apply to E. G. at bir. Reld's, baker, 227, Regent-street, near Oxford-street. No offcekeeper need apply. A Young Wo:;r A si . to Wait on tWO or three young Ladies; C1 . can work Well at her needle. and get up hnue linen us 'o ob- jection to be as Upper Housemaid; can have a good character forn the fimlmly she has just left. Direct to A. Wt. 8, llttle WoOdstock-strcet., IYcynouth-streut. MAN, tO Walton aay or Ladies,or.has DO objection to be as Upper Housemaid 11 a smal Family, Direct to S. S. 43, Primzose-street, Dishopsgate.streetWithout. St 3 HOUSEKEetsPER and SEaVA NT to a singleGeiitleman1 or has no oilection to two.Gentlelnen, a sober steady active Ic- Wma,i whom every conidence may be placed, an is a goodplain eoord wge-not sos articuiar Oa lary. should tbe gentle- man gie boar Wage-W wIl not objec otw rcutyfcn~v satisfactory referenea. Dlrect to A. B. 23, 1 ddle.rnw,Holborf. A S HousEKEEpER to a single Gentleman, orasCokin aL a small F'amily. a Personi. Direct or. apply to bt. K. 32, Ex. mouth-street, Spatlelts. No offlcekeeper nieed apply. .S COOK and HousEKErPE1t, a Perso.T who undcr- r 8tstinds her bosiness-in all its braGehes, and bps nro octipfn to We wlth a single Gelntleman, havlpq lived IIrnom af the rf fatilies. Direct to St. S'. at Mr. Sloddeilsa, oil and Italian warelhouse, 14, High- street, tMarylebone. A z eooK :aitd HOusEsKEEPER to a single -Gentleman, a r1 steAdyrespectah)e Woman, n ith n i good character: has been aceastomed to the above siuatio mr,any years, and has no objection If only one Is kept. Direct to A. 12, Retter-lane. No omcekeeper need apply. A S COooi in a respectable FamnSy, a respectablc middle- g ed Wouiap, who is perfect oistrcas or her business, and can have a three-vears an4 a batr s character. Direct to A.B. at Nir.Jordan'e, grocer; 302,Hli Hibogh n. No ofiecckeeper nor person rcsiding In the country need apply, A S Verv Good PLAIN COOK in a large Family, where ttic la y Is her owni housekeerfer, or as cook and Housekeeper to a singrle Gentlemam,a Person,who can have a 15 months character from thelady she last served, Dlrect to A. B. 65,'ng-street lolosquare, S Urr?zi HOI;sassAIw, or as Housekeeper to an elderly A Lad j or Gentleman, or in A small Family, or shle will have no objeetl,n to. the esre- of one child, a respectable young *oman from- .he country. Direct to C. L. 22, James-street, opg.aer5. S UPPEziL [OUSEMAID, or tovwaitontwoyoing Ladies A or an ciderly .Lady, a steady respectatle yotmng toman, who eat wvorI wiell at her necdle, and can get up smiall ilien: his no objecton; ti be as Housemaid in a small reg xrFFamlly.where a footman Is kent ean have a good charaeter fronm the f3rnily she has just left, where she lived fiveyers. Dlrect to SE. ni,at Mr:Leiev.'s, grocer. 16, Blandford- street, Muionhester-sauare. No oflcekeepe pee4 %pp1Y.- A S HOUsEs As1, whiere a footman is Rcept, a respectable A . YounR Woman, uged 25, who has 6.Wobjkction to be as Under Laundrymnald; can have a good character from her last lgcc whre shelived twoyears. Direat to M. R. 11.t, Cbalton-street, Sornerstown, A S LAUNDRYA.Y 4ID, a younsg Wohnn l, aged 26, who per- feetly understands her business, and can htLve a'good character from the piwace sihe lias jtst lefr. Dlrect to A.E. 4,Vlilers-strect,Strand. No nificekeeper need apply. A 2le miStle-aged MAN and bish WIFE, & wit ncumbranee, w a c Lady or Gentleman, or In a .rsall Family; the man} pefstau erstatids the bas.fiess of aun U;pper 5ersant, oRt of liveny; the wromv,s1 as Cook and Hlousekeeper, or good Plain Cook; can have undeniable ebaracesars fromz theIr last si tuation, where they lived nearly ser yenrs no objection tow.towVl or country. Dirct to ,l. M. 51, Guodge-streeto Totteanhamdnourt-rod. Xo otaeekeeper need apply, . . A 8 VA I. ET, or Clerk and Valet, to a single Gentlema-pi, 1 a young 55an of res8eetable coli Rexiells, aged 24, vho has no ohjection to live In the country, or po abgoad; the most .respectable and unexceptionable references can be given. pircet to Y. Z. at Mir.- Butcher's, statIoner, lOi, Regent-street. AS FooTM.IN, a young Man, aged:SO, a feet 9 inches f , in he5-ht,who can have an untdeniable five years' chracter from his last place, Irect to A. B. at Mr, Jervis's, cheeseinonger, Commer. cial-roud, corner of Cannon-stetet-rAead. - AiS COACHMA N, a sitfgle Mall, who would prefer the EL country. or to o.rve any Lady or Gentleman with a paii of horses, and drive them himself; enn have a five years' character. Direct to T. S. at Mr. Reillys, saddler, 15, Finsbury-place. I S COACHMAN, or Groom anid Coachman, a steady niarried Mani, wviho perfectly understands his business, and cali have lUI undeilable character from the gentleman he has just left; is willing to mnake himself generally usefru. Dlrect to T. S,' 13, North- uinberland-mnuws, Marylebone. A S GROOMs and V,4 El, a young 'Man from.tbe -country, Z vwho can hiave a good character-fretn the place he has iust, left. Dflhct-to J. Mf, 4, E5ward-strcet, Pcortan-square. AS GRooM atid VAET, o1 Coachman, or to look.aftei a tilbury and a palr ofhosses,-a single Man, aged 33,wbo bas no objeti-in to ride And drive audcan le well recotmended from the- family he bas lived with DiI years. Direct tA. B. at Mr. Deigliton's, 52, Davies-street, Berkeley-square. S GROOs, or totlo-kater a horse and chaise, anti ' work In the garden, or make himaelf useful to his emp!oyer, R *oung alan, aged 20, who can have up wards of a two years. character from i.`s last place. 'Direct or apply to S T. 6, Stratford-turnpike. No o(ffickeeper need npply -, A S G-ROOM, a respectable yhung Man, aged 23, who f L_perfectly uiderctinds liii h.tsess atd can liave an undenSlble clfaracter from his last place, *v-here he lfved nearly twvo years. Direct to J. W. at Mlr. Jessip's, boot and shoe makex, near the turnpike-gate, Kitigslanid. No officekeeper need apply. - - - - A'S G.anEssit, Pa nimlidle-aged Man, who. uiiderstaluls -F. his buslitess In Its different liraliclies. aiini can have r good cha- rae-nr fromi his last PINte. Direct to M.1.P. 7, ify&dle.ri)v,Knligl,tsl)rldge. A S GARIIENEI ill a Gentlemnans Family, a stoady young 'C Man. aged 27, who wyell understands hi- business, and can, vait well at table: no oLJection to look after a horse and chihse, and Wait on a single Genitleman; ena, milk and brev If reituired ; no objection to board wiages; cal have an untdeniiable character. Direct to J. G. 10. GreAt Pulteney-street, Golden-square, 9S PnRNCIPAIT WVAITERit a young Mani, whlo is well ac. Al qualnted swithi the busInss, and taki F-a stock of glass If re- uired. Dlrect to B. D. at Mr. Hills, 3, Star-a1iLY, tEcnchanrch-street. AS AVAITEII at all Inn, HEotel, 'I'avern, Coffi-eousv, or Chophouse, a respectable young Man, who perfectly understands his business In every departmient, and cani have an undenilable eha- racter anld give seculrity if requ!red; no objection to town or country. Direct to G. H. 10, South-alcect, ncar Lambeth-chupel. _ A S Po Rr ER il a Whbolesale. or Retail WVarehouse, -o I In any other capacity In .which lie can make himself.useful tri bis employer, a steady active ,lungle Man, aged 06, wvhn hat no objec- tJoil to tie eare-of a horse and clialie, or to alit at table If required; vrwltb a good hand, and knows towtviwell; cani have a good:character fronm the piiee he has Just left. Dlrect to A. B. at Mr. Joyce's, 12, BHurvestreet. St. James's.