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S,693 ?20,000 in'shares, l O.f93e20.000 in shares, and 12.l299 ?20,000 In sbarce,att their offices,f53,oyal Exchange; 26,Corn- hill; and 324, frd.street end of llegent-street. Hazard and Co. reminld the Plblic that they have ansi arrived at the Finial LotterY Grant of Perliamcnn, anid that lotteries will be discontinued Nvhen the present one expires. ___- WVANT PLACES.-All letters to be post paid. o , S NuRsE irra Gentlemar's Familv, a respectable middle-aged FV,Wona.tn rh. -1r lErfrl neler1stnd,the .raelof7,hi,Ie,n. And c.u t.keth. eart of . child from the mnoth; con br well ce1om--ndnd from her Ist pticre we obiection to town Orconltoy. oltert to A.S. at MSr. Jonasis,hatsdroter,43, Oltecestroot, Oolden.oqitrce. hSxe abene ef to a single l,aody or Gentlcman, or tO keep I I, - I he ,-e 17the famIly, or chambers, or on Cook in a smal Tamily. respecLtable Pemole, who h.ta filled olmae sitootinoal rnct hone a good character from her A4i e ll (litsEK;EEir,, or Cook, to a single Gentleman or r sn atrs,sldnitte...gndWoman, llbaatocomhrnnre; or toattendnan - ,tnalid Geat- Olemo orInd boobeento oth apoctia, ai ha no objecion to to e tltecharge of ebIdren past *th arf * y bra ha?th?d a faroatlyoef her own; ean hose a chartear from the tadyshel bat llncrlws. throes to A.BiS. aft iMIs,Lamb;.t, tcidn llrIglibrary, Wal- v S COno and ll-ousExFyirn rt to a single Genteman, or as I Cookblasmoll - amIly. res-pectab,e mIddl-ne,d Per-sn, who erfctlro,de,otonds bee boobos,,I and In o vey gooId cok;a be-1 weltreomende 7 00 ohiortian to the .ttry. Dirtect to. P. at Mr. tuabta-dI, easblear. en om ebacpco oe-d apply. AS (Coon; and nisOrncEr.FEP.Rjn a regular Family, or with a - sIngle Genttleman- where a kttchenmn-d kepti , a steady reipeatable ymag Womtn, whohoser-ed he tE!mr y-arvilhwItmancoo; cant bare a goo.l charactr froon bee .lt pl.ce, and has no objectbn to town at canoory. Direct to H. 11. 32, Itroadwtreet, oS Con and HowsFs EEpF,n, or Servant of All-work to a h D j cA si i s r i e e le o o o n , a e M peer trp r on h le sY t 3 t o ; g W omP a enghdrbe - e t w I i ife a ndp 4- & wo h ie cy a r rect to I. D. i6, Nile-place, WYeymotbh-slreel Nae - Hror.ad. No olicebrper S Gooad PL.AIN COOK in a small Familv, a middle- aged At Woman, who has a 1encrl hoawledge of hoi,sheld hb,iwe-, anid can hare" ca-I -laracter from where she is 0ow i,lsthg. Dirt ta E. F. a, i lihbary, 2 S COOK 10 a regularFamily, with or withottakkchenmatd A -ad where the lady inso w barn-rh. ee"pr,,o Prranaed3, o epetokf,miy. wrho woderotands l,khiltg, prre g. cnd maod dis no njction a a airy; the. rnr wl e lrfer-e. -Direct tal.EiW. atte.Iollo-sa, nsmnd blll,tidle-no A S UPPER HolTySEaATn, or iousemaid in a small genteel ft 5amit whre aton-ernant is kept, a yo...g Woan ho can b hr weltcao. tendtbytesmyse d armed sin yer. Direst to a. ti. at Me. Snook's, 10, FIn-lt ,, aiCHCA3ta yrNfAI7), Housaemaid, or Barmail, in a respectable sAndent T-en ta t,eca rea dy oong Woman, who perfectly , o tn rec, Ssha Iryoare. No oltceeper nerd a Is. bc o 4 uAN antI his WVIFE, without incumbrance the man as G IDrdne Gr -roo..omeesrads fsrmlsg if reuoted s he woman as good Cook, no d-tand edry ao Ghe:n - nohjdth. iato t.owtor ji r cotn-ty, or to tahe the care of a genilc. mon ltw theycanhanegoodchantcincte. oct or apply to nt. E. 6, 1scre"trert, If'sltoboTer.E ,A S BUTLEn, orUpper5ervant,n or out of livery, in a regular tingle miniddj aged aetin ln h a ue ir ofmll,adbt i bonnsst i chto,eter will bear the t qiyri rn fhonesty, enbeiety. nod tt; in ei n b ss feo he miy h lssleft; no objetionltowa or couolry. Direct to A. B. at Mr. Chaod's, toy S INDOOnt F RV.1.% where another man or boy is kept, a A resplectable Sla,,naerd ii,whoboawn binbadnes, well,andbaalived in large tr1irt. Ibefai co heoa a good chasocartee of I-lltoonebo; a,hoboe disitoce in the country ts P, 1rrrl Drect to II 5.at n.Bylso2, 3, Theoha1ds rood.Blanhrsqre ^s_S FOOTMSAN, a young MlaTn, aged 24. Direct to G.;M. at lr. ReJnoldstiB frrdlerer and grecurocar, 26, Xun resquare. ,4\SCOAHNIA ina MIlal rCftilr Fanil, oras roomn to a derstond thle management of horses, ad bsown lern well 00 oJectilna to towna or AS GARDENER, a middle-aged. Ma, who thoroughly under-1 standshis tiroo n al It sonasbranhes andboono objecti t the nmanag.J minewr land a-d oro - a trea td-ntble-haracter from the gentleman he has,lost letDirte, to W.. Ea , r. Mer,is, hootmake, If, Nlarylanore lane, 31,,he,ter sqaaro 4 S LIG- T PORT Eit in a Sltop or Wlr%arehouse - or as Shop= an FR. In 1 tbc Oil and Colaur tondle, o dMs, whoh boaIeen accustlomedl to the lEn boies.. Direct to S It. at Mr.ttdlthI,Ptil strect Fosbory. S LIGHT PORTER in a Sh(p oraWarehousorinanyem- A slayorsnoaheo lie cman ce hImself useful, a mIddle oged macrid Stlao w ho wersle neh6il hand. niid knows own ell; noobjec-o,ii.o tsr-Csaltreotan ibI no Clubboos, baI ngtired- In that capactJy ome ae.rsi can be well retommended. Diceot to V. B. 46, BScdlordbury, Netnstreet, conenteanlen. A5 PonSRh!i, a young tHan, agedl 26, in the Haberdashery or soy otb lIn, where h c an rhe himself era1y i oefal I kns an d wel m ce& e el eomeded from I's-loitoatlo-, whore ho Ied pieri oF three yearn. Direct to M. P. at Iho twopeoty pastoflee, 83, St. Jlohna street, Wfest S-ttlied.