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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-30
DRY GOODS


NEW HANTILLAS, SHAwLs, SILKS, DRESS GOODS
~ One Of the best stocks in the market prng
variety Of style and quality Honon Yaoneisnnes, and
point Laets Richardson and other styles of Lnens Ia
bic Cloths, Napkins, Barnsley Sheengs and tho usual
supply Of domestic goods at low prices, by
TIFFANY CUTTING, 32I Broadway.
WHIE RIBBONS, WHITE RiBBoNs.,JUsT RE
w ccived by the Humboldt como very choice styles
Alsc tne assortment of Trimming Rbbons received by
late steamers. j. II. HOMER u John street.
TIVE BOWERY SAVING STORE WILL BE RE-
opened on Monday morning, May III Win an entirely
fresh stock of Dry Goods when mas been bought
under advantage season and times FOR cash Our
but have made full preparations for doing large
numerous We shall expeso for sale, Monday
and the following days Of next week. style Of
goods never before in America and in the of
Bsrege de LANES. Lawns &c. we shall much
prise as our closing up hiss DONE
+. w. l. Fl. GILLEY Co., 125 Bowcry.
T,HE GREAT PANIC IN THE STRAW TRADR.-.
Thousands of dollars worth Of ladies Straw hats, OF
recherche character are at the present moment
being forced into the market for immediate sale regardless
Of the able snch occnsions-y the
sacrifice in price to or positive ccarancc
The proprietor of the Ladies Partisan Hat Depot has bought
for c $50 of remarkably elegant Paris hats which
no will be prepared to offer to purchasers, Mon
day May 3st and during the week. q. extraordinary bar
gains ladies' please be in u nc, this occasop mt the
Partisan Hat Do pot M Broadway Notice ycd from 35i.
WIN. ATKINS, Proprietor
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(tIEGoRy's CALIFoRrA ExPREss-1oTFIc si ny;
M a05 broadway, near fn''en s.sa. ~ sstnds
June 5tb at o'clock r NJ Through in seons - day..
and Letters by the above opportunity in aherfe
OF their own Shippers will please send IN As1
Pm IUOHfpVN uilNhSvNnt Atehsss
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no pRrxTEus.

TO PRIRTBAs.
~ >NN~~
I've thiNTEhS--yOR SALE. LARGE HYTHAULi0
j Standing Press, and ruyt- roya wsshiSston MsnS
Ires, sitn senting appnrs..s eenplssA Acely 20 r.
Zee n Co. GOD ssrsst
TO PRINTERs.-A GREAT vsRIETy or WOOD AND
Metal Typo for sale AS is 5as been ipnse Tor some
time, si Dc sold on very reasonable tsrue bIpiy to
). d. ca Asi es<Sy. AtrflS RnldrsA
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NOR SALE-A MORGAN GRAY HORSE. SIX YEARS
old, 15i hands high, 81 splendid style sad action
o mile in three aud half perfectly sound and
kind. Also, two light road $780, the other $S5
Inquire at the Brooklyn Riding School Mansion House,
eku ,tr
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CyySEEEysis

EAsr OFF CLoTHING.-WANTED TO PURCuAS
~ about two thousand dollars worth Ct good Jeff %
Clothing 10 email quantities. f,r which Tho
valve ~in be literally given In enrrsns money appoA-
lion personally. Or through post TO JAMES MOROvky 81
he ttsIe, Ne ii Orange street, Eear Chatham strtsA
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GCANDINAyIA.-THIS SOCIETY WILL HOLD AN
- extra meeting Monday evening 3lt Of May at TIE
Scani House. 20 Greenwich street for the parposc
Of taking slider alton the proprety pim
their luxurious Ole Bull by Of the Pre-
sdent. ii. j. HANSEN.
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NOR SALE-TWo HORSES, A GRAY AND A BLACK,
both five years old kind and gentle and good stylish
drivers. Can trot miro in three minutes Can be
the Brooklyn Bazaar, Liberty street, Brooklyn.
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TIVE BED BUG ANNIVERSARY
Il The race Of bed bugs m o late,
To areufy the AFFAIRS of state:
The very first Of all their prank,
was to propose vote Of thanks
10 ell who dealt In limitations,
or Lyons fatal PREP arations
"For. sai6 n bed bug. old and sage,
IF trashy nossrnms the rage,
We then could forage at
With our allies. the gymnast heas;
While man. well punished for his fuss,
Would die by poison meant for uss.
Depot fer Lyons Magnetic Powder and Pills. for tho
rtructon of vermn f2f Broadway Price rs.
duccd to 20 cents per task box.
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Union COURSE, L. I.-TROTTlNo.-NOEDAY. NAY
~ 81, at o'clock r. M-Purse Of $500, 500 to 20 TO
hs second best hor.s the raee Three miles ard
IN harness. Mr. Whelpy Uamss r. n, Lady SUFFOLK; Mr..
Wbean names Jack Rosster; Mr. Spser nassssg 4. &.
vermont; Mr. II. Jones names b. 3. Pet Mr.. H. woodruff
names b. Boston Girl. Cars will leave South ferry,
BROOKLYN at o'clock p Fare each way, 25 cents and
JON j. sNEDIKER Propri.sss.
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DERroRD & co.'s GREAT CALIFORNIA, OREGo

REBToRD cos GREAT CALIFORNIA, OREGON,
ID South America, Sandwich Islands and China press,
by splendid fast running mail steamship Crescent
City June 9th via Aspinwa and railroad to Panama
special aud freight
thsrJcstnaton Our capital win not exceed half million
three hundred Thousand dollars but will
facilities equel TO that or any other Express for e
transportation OF feabts gold dust packages and parcels
all parts OF the above pisces Freight should DO delivered
TO with Invoices before the day Of sailing to csbe
to comply with tho government orders for crdng and
alpg Goods must be in water proof condition. and mo
package should exceed l25 pounds No charge 70 Shoppers
for cUtombous consular fees. Small parcels Tor our
trunks received tl clock the day ." sspg
Passage 20 Calfornis, the T. mail onV
sure lnesecurcd Mt our olrce. Mt the lowest rates
BLKFOhD x CO, NO. . Astor House, fesey strees.
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ADVERTYEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
Personal.

Personal.
RI MRS GLEASON, LATELY FROM ST. LOUIS, WILL
address note to j. J.. King and leave 1t ut this Office
she will hear OF something to her advantage.
IF MISS JULIA CARR WILL SEND HER ADDRESS
to Union Place Hotel, she will receive letter from
friend in California.
INFORMATION IS WANTED OF ISRAEL HAMS,
who left Cark's Exchange. in Chambers street ths
18th March supposed to take the Hudson River Railroad
ears ON his way home He was Ave feet nine inches in
sandy whiskers; had when he left black
dress coat and pants black satin and silk scarf
fine boots, and gold watch with fob chain with
him small striped carpet bag Any information Of him
will he thankfully received by his brother Hams
Waterloo, Seneca N. Y, by Charles L. Carpenter
Isl Ninth street, N. Y. city.
INFORMATION WANTED.-MISs FANNY MOORE
late of Currcanc Cavan. county Of CavRn Ireland
will please send her address to George f. Adams
master Keysburg Logan county Kentucky; to j. o. j.
Stuart {: Co., 16 and Is William street, New York.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IS WANTED OF BRIDGET
Madden, formerly of Brooklyn by her father Edmund
Madden who resides in Cheshire Mass
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ENTERPRISE IN AND AROUND NEW YORK.-ON
~ hand the march Of mproyeu en Old and
unsighty buildings being pulled down in almost
early dawnt late at night the busy hum of weemploysd
the SIDE On railroad and
steamboat and flour shng villages spring
If by magic. Among these villages hold
inducement another In rambes and wander
ngs recoect of place that pleased better
than the village Of johannesburg situated Flush
ing Bay of the most beautiful places imaginable II is
true that there other places Of to the
city just now; but this drawback need not long remaia
indeed there is every prospect that the Flushing Rail
road will be commenced. As this is DONE
Flammersburg will become favore country residence for
doing business in New York. while the prices at
which lots sold must necessarily be doubled and trebed
The protector of this village, Mr. John A. Fammer will
be by the final result seeing and shrcwd
lator He oresaw the great that must
centre this lovely spot and resolved lay the
foundation OF future village The property in the
market and believe nearly all sold Mt least all that
reserved by the because he is fully that
the prices which he is selling far below what
be its ultimate value in these land specuations
would advise what do but do think that
who Is about selecting place for home should
others visit Fammersburg and have talk to its enerpri,
ing protector before finally purchasing elsewhere 1t
always that which looks best at frat that be
the best in the end and rather think OF
will and this out before they done with their
Those who fall into the hands Of lnndprates will haze to
suffer AS regards ME- Flamner safely he not
of the shark tribe but who takes pride In
duetipg his business make friends instead of
But have got of text improvements in chat
about the village. On another take
up again, and give some Of the results.
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WANTS.

WARrED-A SITUATION. AS rIRsr-RArR COOK.
s.siss :, -
Tenth Between sss.sssS and s:'..ssssss
WANTED-A SITUATION. BY RESPECTABLE
sso
Mr. csssi.n No. 81 avenue in the country Apply 70
WANTED-FAMILIEs TO work IN A COTTON
~ Factory in Connecticut, consisting Of four more
girls between the ages Of and twenty years
th met between the hours offs and 10 in the morning.
WANTEp.- BOOK AGENTS WANTED, TO CANVASS
" Meyers Universum new semi monthly Pictorial.
m William
Southern and Western States Specimen articles Of this
eonyensneej viii DO farnishod in proportion to the
tent OF territory purchased To- Wishing 70 make
Of Ne; Thaysr tho Hotel Cortland. street.
w son, with healthy breast Of fresh milk and can
ve to character &c. may call at
A VERY RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN tLATE OF
var he old whss to obtain situation as Land
drsasj D. at the Office Of the Herald. Ma city refer
ence ifrequired.
RoATMEN WANTED ON THE DELAWARE AND
Psny will sell 70 and s.ri9as favor
oyt Port Even Hudson river near Randout and
to Nsw York The boats are built Us the
for Il. from $500 assordss
rsses rate Of freight pre- pre-
Be Port Al ss s in ten
eleven day trips SIC and t. eleven ts
be r 5 Of h ss
gne be towed BY two and manned BY two
rGy 1n
% ss to aa s aa #
%s1s for the the close q canal nsvsson When
an
to s
Esq
s ss ssn as AZ ias and
pns inclusive or e the e P9r
Port Even. May =. 1852.
CooK wANrED-oNE WHO PERFECTLY UNDER
stands his business Is wanted for first class hotel he
sobrety attention to business None other need az
ply. Address "A. N. H." At this office.
MAcHINIsT AND INVENTOR WANTED, TO I'M
nsd:s.s; xil e s;sn' ssd .Ss.s:.is
r. box g. Post ofe s.N'' A00fes' VAIN fsA' name a. ~
NURSE wANTED-wANTED, A RESPECTABLE
middle aged woman to take caro- Of baby about three
Wiling make hss
manent situation. BY applying at No. 70 Columbia street.
Brooklyn.
ITO WATCHMAKERS-WANTE FIRST CLASS
address. r. at this once. With full @''
To DRUGGIsTs-WANTED, A sITUATIONsAS
u Clerk by young who has been in the
the last five for himself Address Chemist, Herald
office.
THO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A MATCHMAKER
good workman, Of genteel address, who oHicate
IN selling watches in retail esta adjustment To such
ability, &c, liberal compen saton will be given. Apply to
JOHN cox, 20S Broadway, up stairs.
TEACHER WANTED-A FAMILY RESIDING IN
wishes employ lady who fully competent instruct
family of children in the principal bran ches English
education music lady with the above qualifications
and Of unexeeponabe character may address line TO
Education the Office of this giving name and
stating who're n interview may be had.
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EoR SALE COR EXCHANGE, FOR ONE HORSE,) A
fine pair Of bay horses, l61 hands high seven years
old black legs and tails, Gull tails good and free
drivers fine single or saddle horse; sound and
kind Can be at all hours during the day. at the lum
bor yard corner of Monroe and Montgomery streets.
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LNoR SALE, OR TO LET-A VALUABLE FARM, AT

EIoR sALE-THE STOCK, FIxTrREs, AND LEASE
OF wholesale and retail Wine aud Liquor Store; there
is good hand. and is fitted up with everything
1t 10 doing good business, and is without
exception. the best in the city For particulars
ply the premises, lO Cherry street. corner Of Oliver
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YNURNER FESTIyAL.-TuE SOCIAL TURNyEREIN
tGymnatc Society celebrates the 7th of June.
second anniversary, at the Harlem Pleasure Garden 5h
street Fourth the railroad. Admission I2l
cents Ladies free Of charge. Program me-The fes-
tival begins at o'clock in the afternoon. with
address will be delvered gymnastic exercises
naste plays distribution prizes for the best performers
and the whole will conclude with supper In OF
favorable weather. the festival will take place the next day.
CETH HOLDING BEGS LEAVE TO INFORM his
W friends and the public that he has knowledge
sparrpg exhibition that is published pacard to take
place ut Mayors Concert Hail. the eighth of June,
F does he countenancc any such proceedings.
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EoRDHAM VILLAGE LOTS FOR sALE.-A FEW DE-
srable lots, of various sizes, containing from
city lots to half each beautifully situated directly
opposite St. Johns College, and within minutes walk
Of the depot offered for sale upon
Apply to Combs Nicoay pa Grand street, New York;
or JOHN BERRIAN, at the depot, Fordham.
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GLooP FOR SALE-THE WELL KNOWN, FAST SAIL
~ sloop Ellen Dart of 10 tons Custom House
old wei found in sails, rigging, &c. and
well suited for the market trade For par
ticuiars inquire board foot of Oliver street. or OF
ASHBY a. FISH, 1C5 South street.
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DIANOFORTES.-THE FINEST ASSORTMENT OF
Pianofortcs in the city be found at tho spacious
Sarersoms Of CuRTSs Co. Az Broadway consisting OF
Gee Bevs' celebrated American patent action pianos. t.
Glest Il Co.'S popular 1koian piano. l.. Gilberts and
Others bondoir. hso, variety of and second hand
pianos for sale and TO let.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DAMASCUS ENCAMPMENT. NO. IL, l. O. of O. F.
- The officers and mem bers Of Damascus Eneampment
No. H. .. of F. respectfully requested TO be pune
tual their attendance ut the regular be
Saturday evening next the 9th of June eight clock
business of much Importance to the encampment will be
acted upon J. G. DAVIES, c. r.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES. 90.

A DAMS cos EXPRESS FOR CALIFORNIA, ORE
- g.n and the Sandwich Irisnds-Cagtal half million
Once No 80 Broadway extra Freight Package and Parcel
Express for Calf rna OREGON, &C. via Panama by the u
mai steamer Crescent City, Saturday June 9Th, 1882
we Ill despatch an extra express above, by tho u
s. mail steamer Crescent City for Aspnwall Navy Bay d.
rect. on Saturday. June at o'clock, p M-Through
usual in charge Of our own tru.y and emoisns freight
agents and special to Having
Offices in San Francisco Sacramento Stockton Sonora
Nevada City, Maysvie and agencies In all other impor
tant places in California with running to all the
mining districts to Oregon and the Sandwich ISL
and we freight packages parcels
specie gold dust and vsiuatss Of description with
unrvaed despatch and security. and upon the
able terms All freight forward by
9Th june should be delivered to with before
the day CO sailing to enable to comply with
ment order for cordng and scaling Small parcels des
patches will be received until o'clock NJ day Of
steamers departure. Every thing In proof
condition AND package should exceed o lbs Weight or
M feet cubic No charge 10 shippers BY
line for Custom House fees consular certificates.
ADAMS & co. No. 80 Broadway.
B.Our next regusr express will 60 BY the U. 5. mall
steamer, Empire City, on Wednesday, 9th June.
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MUSICAL.


NfOLIAN PIANOS.-HALLET DAVIS CO.'S NEW
ldL York at 2J7 Broadway (fiould Ber-
rys music publishing warehcuse where may be found
extensive assortment of their beautiful Pianos with and
without Coemans Gsolian, as improved by H. D. Il Co.
asc great variety of New York Pianos and second
hand. Bouaor Pianos. Pianos to lot.
C9TJD & BERRY Broadway
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HORSES. CARRIAGES, &c.

REV YORK HORSE BAZAAR, NO. 81 CROSBY
LIZ strcetAuction sale of Horses Carriages Harness,
Saddles every Monday and Wednesday, at IL clock.
A. &, futile, Auct. JOHN IL. GATFIELD, Proprietor.
CARRIAGE HORSES FOR SALE.-A VERY STYLISH
~ pair of Carriage Horses for sale cheap, by
Wa. T. TAPSC0TT Il co, SO South street.
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N URSE WANTED.-WANTED, A RESPECTABLE
IN middle aged to take of baby about three
weeks old One who has had experience and would
willing to make herself otherwise useful hear
RronklYn.
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LOR SALE-AT NEW ROCHELLE, A SPLENDID
Italian cottage, thirythreo by thirty.six feet with
about Of acre laid out in garden
minutes walk Of the New York and New Haven Railroad
Depot having nne view of Long Island Sound For
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A VERY RESPECTABLE YOUNG NAN tLATE OF
the old country wishes to obtain situation
Steward General Servant with private gentleman
siding in the country For further particulars please I'D
dreas D. at the Office Of the Herald MA city refer
ence, if required
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NJ oricE.-PANAMA RAILROAD C0MPANY.-OFfi.
esl Information has been received at this office. that
te raj road been opened for travel Fola the
station above Bpo sodado For the present. and until the
road oaenrd 20 the cruising place the Chsgres
The rains leave daily from AspinwsiI 930 NJ and
Frijcla Mt +. III. FRANCIS SPIES. Secretary. Office
Panama Railroad Company.
New York
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MACHINIST AND INVENTOR WANTED, TO I'M
Nl prove newly patented planning machine To good
practical worker desired Address. with name, A. r.
r. hoy Posk
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&EVENTH WARD-THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLI-
~ Electors of the seventh Ward requested to
me mt Headquarters 73 Madison street. Monday even
Ing, May 81 at o'clock to make arrangements march
IN procession TO Tamnauy Hail. to respond to the Demo-
cratic Republican nominations made at Baltimore for
sdent and Vice President. BY order of the Ward Com
mttee JOHN BROWN, Chairman.
joseph CRoLIus, couo....o
JgHN PoYSTov secretaries
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!" ET-NURSE WANTED.-A RESPECTABLE PER
fon with healthy breast of fresh milk, and who
give references to character &c., may call
SO Canal street, i'm ediately.
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~ T. cRoMwEIL HAS REMOVED FROM CT WALL.
~. 70 corner Of Pine and iam ssrects. over James
Ring Sens where he continues his
and buys ses and negotates bonds and and
ether krst elass sseprit,ce. GHAS. T. CROMWELL.
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THE GOVT CURED FOR NoTHING.-TuE INVENT
has received certificates stating tho exceens
Of that remedy, with friction. by composition of plants
Address to T. Frederick f26 street. near
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EMPLOYMENT FOR EyERYB0DY.-SBNDS 81 AND A
Ia directed envelope post paid to H. FLOWER box 2s9t,
II ST. Ice and depend receiving per return post,
plain ruotions whereby either from So
tins VIII not be repeated.
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TUE DEPOT or FRENCH LOOKING GLASS PLATES
and rough Plate Glass for Skylights. from tho manu-
factory of ste. Marie dognics formerly kept by Mcsrs
Pollen Colgate hna been removed to 25 Pearl street.
A. ROLKER MOLLMAN A. PERIER,
Sole agents for the United States $50 Pearl street
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NOR SALE-A PAIR OF BAY HORSES, VERY
IL stylish eight years old l5 hands high, tro mile
in four minutes also one saddle Horse 4 hands high
the country and warranted Kind in harness. Can be
Jones Undcrhills stable, No Is Fourth avenue
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EoR sALE-A NEW sLooP, TwENTY-NINE FEET
keel we'll found, and in complete order. suitable fora
market oyster boat will be sold low for cash. the
owner has for her. Inquire Of G. d. SMITH, 246
Washnpton street.
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CAUIlON.-rATENT ROSiN OIL-TO PREVENT Sc
~ rous accident and i'm petition would give
the only eace where the real Patent Rosn Oil oan be
bouet IN Ne. York ut the Rosin Oil Company Store Az
Bioadwy 70 no dealers 10 tho city To prevent
mistakes we keep other article IL IL gmoke
smell explosion md costs but half cent per honr for
steady beauuiligbt Tubes fitted to oil and and amps
Tor sxpenee - bnrn this OIL Sent all parts Of AZ
city, free Of expense. w. PARGENTIER, hr Resin Oh
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rOOK WANTED.-ONE WHO PERFECTLY UNDER
stands his business s wanted for arst class hotel he
must have the best Of references for character
sobriety ard attention to business None other need a-
ply. Address "a. NJ. H." ct this office.
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A GENTLEMAN AND LADY CAN M pIrssANrr
aseonmod.ssd With hne room. and board for the lady
Opera House. Address G. ~ Poss once .,
when and where an interview be had. W. ''"e
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IGOR SALE-A DARK BROWN MARE, FIFTEEN
aud half hands high, eight old, kind and sound
Can trot the road with two in in three
Minutes ten seconds Also patent axle top Wagon built by
Goodwin, together with single Harness. Apply ut Burn
ham's Mansion House, Bloomingdale.
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EoR sALE-oN TuE MOST FAvoRARLE TERMS,

the substantial brick House 20 10 Fourth street. and
required Also, property renting for $1,000 year.
payable quarterly in exchange for Cumberland Coal and
Iron Company stock. Enquire of S. H. PARSONS, No. II
r Wall
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d E00 AN EXPERIENCED BUSINESS NAN
sOOVs and thorough accountant, is DESTROYS CT as
tooatng himself with an established house The location
material The capital to be invested from to two
thousand dollars Letters strictly confidential TO be ai
dressed u. A. box 4O7 Poet Office, with name, Sc. Ne
otL will he ticpd
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ITO BAKERS AND OTHERS.-THOSE IN WANT
Of superior article Of fuel invited TO call at the
Metropolitan Planing Saving Mills Twelfth and Tbr
tcenth streets between Ninth and Tenth avenues and
supply themselves any quantity. Each shaving Is the
entire surface OF the board sutabe
besides fuel namely Hat PM and Match Boxes for which
they are well adapted
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WANTED TO RENT-BY A SMALL FAMILY, FROM
w the 1st Of November in the vicinity Of
Broadway. between Fourth street and Union Park In
quiet and respectable mel borhood small house,
peey furnished, consisting OF parlors, dining
kitchen and three to four bedrooms To family about t.
sent opportunity Of disposng Of their house
Address with full particulars to location terms, &c.,
T.. D.. box l. w, Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-30

Is offered for sale. He stands 10 hands high
years old Of bright bay color stylish in his action and
has trtted the Union Course two minutes
seconds having been beat in any ro he has made
sound, and be week at the