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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-09
PUBLICATIONS.


Z ITTELEs LIVING AGE.-coNTESTs OF no. s5l.--
Origin Of the Crystal Palace useholi Words; 3 Hid
reths History OF the United states, New YORK Trbune
Pianist and Patriot, Benteys Miscellany D. Authors of
Jane Eyre &c. Atheneuin q. Gabrielle the Sisters
Frssers Magazine foungs Beranger Sharpes Magazine
short ArtclesFrench COmmunism No Corns George
ThomPon Sierra Leone and the Gambia; British and Anne
hles beyond Railways. Poetry-Youngs Beranger; The
Ladder New books and reprints volume has just
commenced Published weekly at 50 a year by e. LIT
TELL CO. corner Of fremont and Bromheld streets Bos
toa and sold by DEWITT 4 DAVENPORT
Tribune Buildings, y. Y.
~ fully executed Of important article in the Exhibi
bition OF All Nations will appear in the plger Iustrrtc
Zung llutraed Leipzig Gazete) without any charge 70
mereil Confederation but throughout all the provinces
Of the Austrian monarchy Switzerland Russia the
United states In order TO ensure greater and TO
give more time for engraving exhibitors requested
forward sketches Of articles .sa and ready
LrIPsIc. March 1851 Publisher ef me Iu.rir,e Zetnnr
Drawings and orders will be accepted and for ,rled BY
SCHUBERTH& Co, 257 broadway, European Music Depot.
READY ON THURSDAY. PART FIRST OF THE
~ Book Of the Drama Teresa Parodi italian
OPERA with elegant portraits Of Parod Hareek and
Aska iauser BY clercpret Of lie Pre- cercs vol
nme octave g edges proof edition. TO be had at 3 Broad
Ok 000 VOLUMES OF BOOKS, 10000 PRINTS
~OsOOO just received, and will be sold at very low
prices che entire collection be disposed
months Public requested to in
over the books and prints JOHN P NEhGH fo2 Nassau
Ny BOOK. PERIODICAL OR NEWSPAPER PUB
"A lished in England, Irelsnd Scotland CONT
ncnt OF Europe, be ordered from WILMER ROGERS,
AZ and Nassau st. corner Liberty New FORK Orders for
warded BY every steamship for Europe.
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LAMPS, Sc.

LRESCH MECHANICAL LANrS.-THE ATTENTION
roing 10 country seats IL respectfully wanted
Lamps they the most beautiful and comfortable
b, On hand the largest stock q rich and plain
Crrcti Lamps Families supplied with the best French on
~ A''e ''''' il. DARpoSvTLLE, lrs Broadway.
rIRANpotrs--LoOK BEFORE YOr BUy.-C. 4.
baldwin has Just opened case o. the most splendid
drop ever imported Also has hand full assortment Of
collar nud hall Rpd camphcne lamp. which he Is selling al
xcry low prices. q. A. BALDWIN,
Si, Bowery, next TO Walker street.
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HENRY H. LEEDS, ArcTIoNEER. -MAGNIrICEyT

HENRY II. LEEDS, MISUNDERSTANDING
II Paris made Furniture statusry. P.inting' &o.
Henry Ill Leeds Co. will sell at auction Thursday 10th
April at l0oelock at the Of Wayery and Tnyer-
sty place all the Furniture contained in the above resi-
denee imported from Paris pressy for the
sent owner consisting Of suits Of drawing and dining
Furniture, bedroom and library do, in rosewood
hogany covered with satin dsmask hrocstee &c Centre
rabies with marble Tops. martleor Dressing bureaus
Gstt Iadoni and others splendid Paintings. copies aud
originals OF the old masters &c; besides
till clock. ~ ~
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COPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.
DRY GOODS.

ID EhLINDIA CAMELS HAIR SHAwLS AND sCARFS
h The Subscribers have just opened OF very choice
India Cames Hair Square and Long Shawls and Mantle
searfs they VIII be found rare importation, Of
them being of the "cld stye;' much in demand
and much lower than any hitherto offered ALEXANDER
y. STEWART 4 CO., Broadway Chambers, and Readc
streets.
DATrNT coRAZzk SHIRTS-THE SUBSCRIBER HAv-
made arge additions 70 his mandatory, Is
pared to furnish the above unequaed shirt ready made
make them ty Measurement short notice. warranted
in every instance He would also call attention 20 his large
eoek gentemen furnishing goods selected by his agent
aud expressly for his retail trsde VIZ erayats
rcar gloves hosiery &C. comprising every article apper
tain ing 10 . gentlcman's wardrobe.
}. AGATE. 81 Broadway corner Park place.
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WANTED-TwO GOOD SILK sALEsuEN. AccUs-
w toned To the city Apply in the evening" to
James Beck l. Co., 1o Broadway
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MISS DAILY BEGs LEAVE TO INFORM HER Gus.
w toners and strangers visiting the city that che will
open Thursday the 10th q April at 40 broadway,
handsome 81 the latest styles % spring fashions
just received from the first establishment In Paris consisting
~ dress aud head dresses French flowers ribbons and
other fancy articles 49, Broadway two doors from Grand
street.
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INSTRUCTION.


EDUCATIoS.-A YOUNG LADY, OF FIVE YEARS
II wishes the situation Of teacher In addition
tho usual gsh branches she initiates in French and
mus,. Terms, $3.50 to S0 per annum Applications
received for three days Address Preecrtres- Herald Once
n ENGLISH LADY, WHO HAS RESIDED IN PARIS,
N l. DESTROYS % entering gentemans family "a COVER
Possessing knowledge Of me dern languages al led to
considerable musical skill together with the general intor
nation resulting frum sound English education renders
her specially qualified for the Office Of nstrdctcss Address
paid. Y. Y W. lower Poet office.
~ ovERNFSs-A YOUNG LADY, 4 NATIVE OF PA
IN rs and Protestant accustomed 70 tuition wishes to
take the education Of two three little girls in
private family take the entire charge 81 the French
apartment In school, fer which, she IS fully qualhod
The be given. Address A. Herald occ
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CLOTHING.

CPRING CLOTHING-OuR SELECT AND EXTENSIVE
- stock Of Closinr for the Is ready,
prng all the latest styles Of garments Of the day and
everything that and chsss in goods TO be found in
this or European markets. ID. J. DEyLIN,
80 and 20 Jehn street, corner Of Nassau 81
FLANDERS 9e BROADWAY. NEW YORK. DEAL
-. er in Young Gents, Boys and Chilarens Clothing
Sells by the single suit rpackage-rhe establishment Is
constantly In receipt Of all that Tin the line and u
acknowledged TO be the leading house OF fashion in this
country.
CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
-Iadiee gentlemen leaving the city or breaking
houkepns obtain the highest cash price for Clothing
Furniture S sending through the Post at his resi-
denos. L.. N. DUSSELDORP, IL Kim street.
NJ Blades attended BY Mrs DUSSELDORF
CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
~ The highest price be obtained by ladies and gem
tlemen who have any e "a Clothing r.rnsure and Jsws
Tor y. LEvENsTYN, sss broadway. up rtairs
Ladies attended 70 by Mrs. Levenstyn.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, Sc.

NOR sALE-A SPLENDID BLOOD BAY HORSE.
sixteen hands high, Ave years old this spring, kind in
single double harness under the saddle and
fifteen hands high kind in single double harness aud
der the saddle old sound. Can be
at JOHN HURSON'S, III Twelfth street, Of Uni
versity place.
NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR 81 CROSBY STREET.
IN Auction sale Of Horses Carriages Harness. &c. every
Monday and Wednesday, at IL oeiock Persons having
perty dispose Of will please call and have registered he
fore 10 o'clock. JOHN II. GArFIELD. Proprietor.
WAGON FOR sALE-A SECONDHAND LEATHER
w top Wagon in good order. W. j. STEWART l57 South
trest.
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y G. KEMP ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF PANc,

II G. KEMP, ACCOMMODATIONS OF FANCY
~ Dry Goods, At q Carmine street X. C. Kemp will
SELL TINS day 9TH inst at l0 o'clock the entire in
the above store being well selected stock
res. viz Collars Cuffs Caps Chemset thread and other
Lacss, Inscrtings; rich variety OF Ribbons Hosiery
Gloves linen and silk Handkerchief. Combs Brushes Pur
es tine assortment Of elegsnt Fans Buttons, Brad.
Gmps Tasses with other articles usually found In
stores Of this description Sale rcremptoy lots to suit
Purchasers, TO close the concern " "
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YOUNG WIDOW LADY IS DESTROYS OF OBTAIN
ing situation as companion TO invalid would have
objections to travelling Address X, Broadway Post
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" ASTED-A SITUATION IN SOME GOOD HOUSE
as BarkeePcr by young man OF good moral character
steady, industrious, and temperate Any wishing
faithful hand will please address j. at Tsmsny Hotel,
for four day
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HENRY " LEEDS. AucTIoNEHR--suPERIoR
Household Furniture, private stock Of costly Wines
&C. Henry H. Leeds Co.. will sell Auction on Wed.
ncsday 9th April at l0ocoek No rs Clinton place cor
Of bacdougal street. Genteol Household Furniture
tanned in the above residence consisting 81 Wilton carpets
vsred with broeatele plush &c. centre aud pier tables
with marble tops marble top dressing elegant
niture. rosewood piano fortes. guitars
diateiy which will be- sold about 10 Frt qsa
Wines all imported BY K Base Esq expressly for his
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UCTIOS FURNITURE SALES.-E ii. WILLARD.
auctoneer viii give prompt attention to the sales Of
Household Furniture the residences Of families will
eeivs it II the sales room 800 Broadway.
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A STHONf j. BI.EECkER, AUCTIoNEER.-EXTEN-
"A sive sale Of 200 valuable building sites at Furiham,
Wssteheser county \. y by auctionA Blocker will
sell at auction, Thursday April 10 1851 at twelve o'clock
at the Merchants EXehan under the direction Stephen
Cambreng, Esq, the following valuable property VIA
fordham Westehsster county exactly Opposite the
depot Of the New York and Harlem Railroad Company
about ~ lots and Parcels Of land lying on the road leading
avenue with the Harlem railroad Union and Cambr.lens
avenues, on Powell place. and Delaney, Bayarl Hor-
man, Lorard, Arthur Elizabeth and Jacob Streets the
whole beautifully situated between the John
College and the lands Of the Messrs Wadsworh Jacob
rllard b. r. Brown. and Philip McLydi Esquires
Bronx river The whole property well situated for
date improvement laid out into lots and parcels OF
nient e varying from 20 to 100 feet in width There
several buildings on the premises Including DWELLING
barns and other outhouses Several of the plots adj
mratle cottage sites and contains beautiful of trees
OF evory variety The place proverbally healthy and
comprises the convencnccs of such
rs butchers bakers and other tradesnen hand. The
distance IL but los miles from the aud the
by the cars constant during the day the yearly
mutation Of So To those DESTROYS of obtaining larger
ons of land than laid down the maps liberal privileges
viii be given: The title to the property objectionable
and the sale Will be reremptory to the highest bidder
Three-fourths or the purchase money bond
and mortgage fer three years az per cent at the option Of
the auctoneor No Broad street For further particulars
any 70 stephen Camlrelng, Esq No. Is Wall street.
A Il. Man, Esq, q Wall street.
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LNoR SALE, CHEAP-A SECOND HAND ENGINE OF
four h with locomotive boiler heater aud Ak
complete the Boiler being very superior one will
be sold separate Apply to II. HOMER, 70 Ann street.
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A UCTIoN NoTICE.-THOs. BELL AUCTIoNEER-
"a by H. y Bush Assgnec's sale Of Leather and Find
ing store at No. u tesey street this day and Thursday
~ o'clock \ Becker, Assignee Furniture sale at Iol
o'clock, IN the auction 10 North William street Pr
anooTte &c Friday cente furniture in the Cottage House.
corner sd street and Fourth avenue, at los o'clock.
TuOS. BELL, Auctioneer.
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nAPrR UASgfNcs FARES & CO., NO.
e Pearl street are nov prepared TO exhibit all their
desgnf ~ French and ean Paper Hangings GEM
prng the richest styles 81 gold, velvet aud satin decora
ions for drawing and also oak and marble panels for
dining halls &c which they ofr Wholesale and
tail at the lowest market prices. Superior workmen are en-
rioyed y hang the papers, Nc.
L,RENCU PAPER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. h HART,
2i3 Broadwsy offer for sale Wholesale AID retail
tcnsys and beautiful assortment Of French Paper ansnzs
aud Bordsrat lower than other establishments In tn
city Papers put up in the best style by competent work
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ZINE ARTS-EMIL SEITZ 2S3 BROADWAY THIRD
floor, importer OF all kinds Of French and German
enrrayngs Autographs, and drawing studies. Agent for
Bula Brother and Jouy publishers of tine arts in Paris
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RY J. HEGEMAN. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ April lcth, at9s o'clock NJ at No. 60 Nassau street.
near Pearl street BROOKLYN parlor chamber and kitchen
furniture Also elegant English upright piano.
"a oetaSes Rolc Sons makers London perfect
with extra strings together with packing
"A very superior instrument; rosewood medicine do
tea chest with rich cut bottles; gold jewcry necklace
rings and brooch With flute silver keys
A silver and plated bed and table linen Spanish
English looks. SC.
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DRiyATE RESIDENCE. BOARDING HOUSE OR no
telA hne large dwelling, barn ice house, Sc. with
about Of and the Camden Amboy Railroad,
near the depot in the pleasant village Of sposwood New
Jersey sale low Communication with the city three
times day. Apply at Isl Fulton street, in the store.
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E0R SALE-AN IRON SAFE WITH INSIDE AR
engoment for books and for sale cheap No. ~
Broad street, up stairs.
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EoR sALE-THE THTEE STORY BRICK HOUSE, 81
4 Lexington avenue, between Twenty-seycnth and
Twenty streets three mahogany Doors
plated ware &c. With modern improy Terms easy.
Apply on the premises, or Of J. CoSNER& son,
o. Ann street.
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MUSICAL.

-.st.et-7t.N.7-3..l.
yV,HE CELEBRATED PRTMA DONNA SIGN0RINA
Eliza Halertin, teaches singing In Contribution Hail.
GO adway only Mondays and Thursdays from o'clock
AN, till JIM Her terms in sprns and summer only
SO quarter for - lessons in Consttuton Hall where she
Mondays and Thursdays, at the above hours
.sdays Fridays skc gives lessons at ladies residences
Wedlesdsy. and Saturdays out Of New York.
TENOR cHoRTsTLR-A YOUNG GENTLEMAN PoS-
scssing strong tenor voice, aad having thorough
knowledge Of church music, DESTROYS u procuring sa
cn tic above capacity take entire charge Of choir
haersss VI H. D., box 5 stating whore an interview
be had.
nIANos-A a.. OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO. NEAR
~ and Of fine tone for sp second hand do t?r
beautiful pianos % excellent tone, for sale
ttenp advances; 2mne stools II gold Watches set
rrandoie &c Ac Cash advances dry goods groceries,
HARD pare furniture. pianos, Looks, watches &c. he.
I. r.. JONES. ~ Ann street, second floor.
DTASo TOR SALE cHEAP-AN ELEGANT ROSE:
weed Piano ostsyys harp pedal q hss s, tone and
street. one door below Myrtle Brooklyn.
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A RESPECTABLE PERSON WANTS A SITUATION
"A seamstress, attend elderly lady
Of children and do neodswor she be l49
Crosby st fret floor.
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EoR sALE-THE HOUSE AND LOT No. l4 ELEVENTH
street, betweenRvenue A. and B.. Lot pa i0; uoese
2oxN. Rental $500 Also, tho Lot aud Buildings No 62
Ih9mrson street considerable portion mortgage eO.
SbWp and S30UO wanted productive City Real Estato.
An asnuy q $500 year win be sold well secured
ineumbered City property yielding for life so TO 70 years,
u to IA per cent I. w. SMITH 4 NOBLE, Attorneys
Nassau
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10" ssIe bargain-Auy Individual can buy enc house
49, y, i"enty second street, Fourth
.ro.tn water bath, an. All ne moder
most can remain on bond and mortgage tr term ~
sI per cent the owner about for Europe S Tor
fuL particulars, at Cotton auction room 80 Bsdkmoa
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INASTED-To SELL, MILK ROUND, IN EAST
w Brooklyn, with Horse, Wagon and Kettles, having
custom Of $50 quarts daily II the purchaser Wishes sh
good Mich Cows will also be sold Apply JOHN GRE
CORY Of DE Calb and Steuben Streets brooklyn
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THREE TWIN COWS OF ONE BIRTH, FIVE YEARS
old. which thorough bred Durham, and cannot be
paracled in the New York that
calves and the other the verge Of cang Any gene
wishing TO them, call at the Lower Bulls Head,
- Sixth street New York Can be for three days
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XUANTED-BYA RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w situation lady's maid, with family
going TO England Best Of reference given. Address
Herald ofhce.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THIRD ANNIVERSARY DINNER OF AMERICAN
Dramatic Fund Association. President, Henry Steb-
bins TrusteesJohn Nc Heou Esq., j. Prescott Hall ESQ.,,
Wn r Chapman; Esq, james 7 Brady. Esl, Thomas ).
day, April TO- is5l Tickets limited. Nocc.Sneh Of the
seers Of the association have tickets undispoed of
requested 10 leave them at the office of the Astor House,
where alone the few remaining tickets be procured
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CTEAMB0ATS FOR SALE-0NE BOAT IS FEET
- long 70 feet beam feet inches hod; do. about
st.aer faa, On fay vi vet ss (gnI ~
boiler marne drop fue Is feet long 10 feet diameter
Wanteda steamboat about I0 feet long fitted for day
sengers aud coed speed For furhes information
OF CHAS. W. COPELAND, No. IL Wall street.
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THE TEhFURAFH'
NEW YORK AND NEW ENGLAND TELEGRAPH co.
~ The snnual neeiny Of stoekholders % Ss New
York and New fnglsnd Telegraph Company ell be held at
Hownrds H. tr eorpe- ~ Broadway aud Maiden Lane, At
o'clock, y. A.. ca wednesday, 10th instant.
MARSHALL LEIfERTS, Pfc.idest
rV,UE MAGNETIC Yrf rGRA III COMPANY, BErwEEN
N.v iors. Phiiscelphs Baitimorc, and WAshin gton
lerk Of Hanover and Beaver streets
-
Fiopeer Line with tour pendent wires from
CITY New Y.rk ha,l oeOs al New York. Jersey CITY,
Newark New Brurspit, FrintQn. Trenton Phladeiphia
Wilmington, HH,rc g. Craze Baltimore and Washington
(1ty and with all the Morse Limos kass
North and south. This company having lately
repairs the line greatly increased It's facilities
and more rousLly ts business In the tran
mission and mode ofde,ery o. messages prepared
receive transmit and eelv number Of messages
the rscdntiou or the public
rscy pr.mptn.s snd sdey hitherto unequslied The toe
graphing busness OF the pubic w. therefore,
hciied st the once corner Of Isnovr and Beaver
wM. NJ SWAIN. PRESIDENT
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WANTED-A LIGHT Two-SEATED pHEroN
w Wagon, with pole aud shafts. Also, set OF light
double Harness Address box a Post oncc, stating the
lowest rricc.
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A LARGE FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, on rHs
"A second floor With bedroom ADJOINING to le after the
first Of May, 20 two single gentlemen. breakfast and tea
furnished nrequcd The situation desirable, withs
few doors Of Hudson street and St. Johns square There
borders in the house Address L. H. q Laght ST.
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ITO ALUM MANUFACTURERS, ETC.-FOR SALE
! Specification Of patent lately grantee IN London
Enrlan for in the Of uiphuo
acid and alum with drawing Of the acid chamber Ad
dress. post mid Neweaktle. Herald Office.
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COUNTRY SEATS AT CORNWALL AND EAST CHEs-
~ ter.-Iour superior land fine fruit handsome
gothic cottage carriage ice andow barn hsh ponds
Seat East Chester from the railroad depot If
teen miles from the city, full view Of Long Island Sound,
ana surrounding country Also twent, acres land
large variety Of fruit hne brick cottage and carriage
house and all outbuildngs splendid location,
q Hudson River, and Newburgh Bay situate ~ Cornwall
village Of Hampstead L. l. also nice cottage and lot in
Isrrytown The above places will he sold very lew.
Apply 70 A. & j. SERGEANT. Is Wal street.
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NOR sALE-TwO PARLoR CARPETS. TAPESTRY
little used and handsome containing about
70 yards Inquire at l57 South street. in the sail lof
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE
n young woman Protest ant do the work Of u sma
family, travel with lady. Inquire at n West Fifteenth
front
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FURNISHED ROONS-TO LET, FROM THE FIRST or
II May suit 81 the second aud attic
will he let TO single gentlemen without board Apply
at No. State street, corner OF Whitehall street.
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MISCELL ANEOUS.

CW0RDS AND HANGERS-A LARGE LOT, AND WELL
- assorted cavalry aad infantry In bond for cxporta
tion, fer saleb by JOSEPH scHEuER. Importer,
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1851-01-28
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gem Srantenla9er, an GltsrsI Ihpdtts. Scbn
S6lenfer I'M 8lten Sabre Isinss 4ters.--
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gnfel unb % ltrenfsl.
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Nns3ebruna, gatbarina 9,cif. i'm 80. Sabre.
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gauntp, @arab Nctbarmal, i'm 62fen sebens
iabre, am 9dlaafn6.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1851-01-28
Setter ODER Nle6te furirt.
Weaoina, ben 81. Sdn. 1851

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