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| Nov. | 4 | Mr. Chas. H. Burgess, (firm of Alfred Wood & Co.) of Washington, D.C., Wants 6 Men as wood choppers, to go to "Orison Switch" near Horniton, Station, Fairfax Co. Va., Will pay 75 cents per Cord. Will make first payment 10 days after date of contract and subsequent [[?]] every two weeks there after. Fare $1.25 |   |

| Nov. | 7 | Mr. Jas. G. Havilina, (Tres Dept) Wants a woman to go to Arcora Farm, on 4th St. Road, 9 miles from Washington. Wants the woman to milk 4 or 5 Cows and do the Genl. Housework for a family of three persons-Wages $5. Will call on Saturday 9th inst |   |

| Nov. | 7 |Mr. Shipley, (stopping at Kimball House on 'C' St.) Wants a family to go to Collington, P.O. Prince George Co. Md.- The man for work about house, & light work of farm - The woman to wash, iron, and milk |   |

| Nov. | 7 | Mr Batchelor, Brooksville Montgomery Co. Md.,Wants a woman as laundress and one as Cook. |   |

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| Nov. | 13 | Mr. E. J. Hollis, (Gales Farm) D.C., Wants four men & two boys, Wages 50 cents & board per day. | Nov. 14. Sent Geo Robinson Nov. 14. Sent Moses Brooks  |

| Nov. | 13 | Mrs. A. Doman, 136, 4th St. bet. M & N, Sts. wants a girl about 13 years of age | Nov. 13, Sent Dafney Ducket aged 13 yrs. |

| Nov. | 13 | Mr. F. M. McDonough, Potomac Creek, wants several men as Wood-choppers. | Nov. 13. Sent Morgan Tyler, age 22 yrs
Nov 16 Sent, Winston Rogers aged 25, Humphrey Mills 30.
Wm Warren 33. Ambrose Warren 35
Turner Wood 48. John Perkins 30 |

| Nov. | 13 | Mrs. E. S. Whitney 360 1/2 10th St. bet. L & M. Wants a woman for Genl. Housework | Nov. 18, Esther Jackson |

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