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Mrs. M. Minchly

Seeking a Clerkship.

NEW YORK, May 6, 1892.

GENTLEMEN-Perceiving by your advertisement in the N. Y. Sun that you are in want of a clerk, I beg to enclose testimonials, and venture to hope that from my previous experience in the line of business you pursue I should be of some use in your establishment. My habits of life are such as to assure regularity in the discharge of my duties, and I can only assure you that, should you honor me with your confidence, I shall spare no pains to acquit myself to your satisfaction. I remain, gentlemen, Your obedient servant,

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