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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-01
DRY GOODS.


- EHOvAL-THE GREAT SALE OF STRAW HATS
~ at 3ji Broadway hes eoneudct Eotiec-Peremptory
sails Of upwards Of $4,000 worth Of Straw Goods
OF cost price; sale TO about Wednssdav
May 9TH. FuTther particulars will be announced.
WV. ATKINS Agent
Removed fro 3J1 70 34l Broadway.
WE HAVE. THIS DAY, OPENED EIGHTEEN CAsEa
o. eonsisned received By steamers Arctic
Iouneinss TrmGings Collars Handkerehiefs, and other
deerable goods which will offer tho very low
Prices order TO close them out from
tho owners. JOHN HIGGINS D. CO.. - Broad street.
nj ILIjNERY GOODS SELLING OFF.-PHILIP CAR
AVA LEBACH, No. ~ John street. being about 10 make
chang: In his busnc.s Intends selling - sacrifice hs ga
ht Craps Emhrdsries. and description Of goods,
suitable for niuinors and fancy storcksspers.
DARASOLs-7HE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
the richest styles OF the lately introduced
lined PArAso asd would cali the Of the 70
thessme they are unsquasd for richness, being
posed the mos. costly sk sad pearl and ivory mount
A. BOHMy, IL Cedar street.
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NIoREHEAD's MAGNETIC PLAsTER-THE GREAT
M est strengthener and pain destroyer discovered
and the and best plaster in tho world put
tight tin boxes Each box will make six eight
cannot exist whore this plaster IL applied great
srcns plaster giving tone TO all the organs and
MIGRATING the entire SYSTEM 1t Is great absorbent
causing copious PRECIPITATION which thus enables the nnu
tracts all pain and therefore in all of rheumatism
its effects instant and magical il Is great nervino
plaster owing to the wondrous virtues Of the magnetic in
fuenee 1t possesses and therefore, Is Of surpasng value
in all diseases such neuralgia tic dooreux
tremcrs dyspepsia is entirely diseased
deficiency nervous and physical energy and all those dis
system. BY its constant supply Of cleo
trcty il su bducs irrtaby equazos the animal
heat restores the balance Of circulation promotes healthy
secretion Of the liver and kidneys p
hnation above psopeIe it will DO .ef evident that
the Magnetic Plaster must be Of
chest back Ind all those slight bat dangerous
which lead to Persons whose business obiges
them sit stand much those who predspoed to s
fectons OF lungs and have paias in the side breast
Of climate will find the greatest and security
wearing this healthfn and beautiful plaster Its very
pleasant and IL Is therefore highly TO delicate
ladies for wsahnts and many ofhosc reng plants
TO which females especially liable In short strength
and yitales tho whsle system eluaes the circulation
she blood promotes the and restores hesth
is the cheapest and most valuable remedy given
world and In all the complaints and disease for which IL IS
its worth Is insstmable, and it's price
nothing Let be that pain cannot exist whess
able IN It's and is free from all those
20 the generality OF pascrs IL maintain
is virtue for years. and keep unmpsired any sms
the inventor and proprietor, d. c. MOREHEAD, ~ d. liz
broadway For sale by ell respectable druggist dsalsr,
IN genuine medicines throughout the United States
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LIQUORS.

LIQUORS.
DRICE, NAY l. Co, MANUFACTURERS OF MINERAL
Waters dealers in rbiladelphs Porter, Fine Ass aud
Stout fslkrk and East Ind. Ass viii rsme7. nom iss
Hudson street. during May to the elegant and pscieus
sssa nc Fs.. sr 70
try respectfully collected and to with pro@ptnss
article Of Porter. Ales, Cider, or Mineral Watcrs.
IMPORTED MALT LIQUORS, or THE VERY BEST
and others aan DO suPpiisd with Gun-
London Porter Doves Taiirk, Muir 4 Younger Edin.
burg and Hssyey,s Fai,ley Ai.s Alec Bass Co.'S Est
offs dozen pnt snd dozen quarts Or in quantities to suit
purchasers ~ m ifETEfsRibcE S and s. rul.e. street.
CnAMPAcNE-wARsANTE Goop AND cEgu-
ass London Cordial Gle, and other Spirits Of superior
% .s s ssS % Wines a sAy
choicest yintagss First Hsvsna Sssars Be- Tor ss
in nj 2Ifihaii5 IS Fulton
WE INVITE THE ATTENTION OF THE rUBLIs
70 our extensive stock OF Champagne Wines, Bran:
s asa sa ssO sy q s
States aents for Iambrys celebrated Grape Leaf Cham
page Orders ''s'is n .sRg;s , e. IS s..
sOn DOZEN. ST. JULIEN AND OTHER BRANDS,
lnep 'alis aus .sa
quart and pas tS &s FOR sale n qnass. 70 se
Wholesale o. retail buysr,;Sy v. Il. uSoIRIILIs -
$50 Broomo street, corner Of Crosby.
yVN, u. UNpERurIJ RESPECTFULLY CALLS THE
w attention OF the public " his assortment Of Cham
payne Vines OF Hsidck and other choice brands. He
which he Ia the sole importors wioe Of peculiar rchno'
and possessing afureror sroma u other ~ Broome
street
yIyHoI EsALE BUYERS AND FAMILIES REQUIRING
w pure Wines Brands. Sc, requested to visit tho
most extensive establishment In tho city where they
per sx ~ any sss c an" ses IN sss ~
nlRfilL, ceyru csbrooms rra cros'y streets
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VXTHOLESALE AND RETAIL FURNITURE DEPOTS,
w Hudson street. New YorkThe subscribers, whole
sale retail dealers in Cabinet Furniture offer to the city
wood. Mahogany, Black Walnut. and Painted Suits FOR
at prices unusually low They would be pleased to exhibit
these with the to the public that they be
Mckinney 22s HUDSON street, Martin Mcnamara 3oBud
street. r. j. Banck Sons 3S Hudson street; Aaron
r. Banck, $50 Hudson street. Henry Herkner 81 and ~.
Hudson street; H. W. Mcdonnell 32 Hudson street: Henry
S. Gracey ST. Hudson street; George Smith, $50 Hudson
street. BALDWIN Mason ai2 Hudson street Dwight gshen
Hudson street; John Mitchell, corner Of Hudson and
Charles streets.
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VNORTH KNOWING.-A LIQUID HAIR DYE, RE.
quiring but one application, tsavng tha tine and
ublo Of going tho hair with two different
tions) has been discovered 1t is nstantaneous in
fets producing inmtable black brown color do
sired receipt for making and directions for using tie
same will be sent TO address, receipt Of ST. post
Hrn Dna
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FINANCIAL.

THE DRY DOCK SAVINGS BANK, No slp FOURTH
street near Avenue G pay six per cent per annum
deposits, on all sums Of 500 and under. BY order,
JOHN A. DEYEAU, Prssident.
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LoNARD'S MACHINERY DEPOT AND LEATHER
- banding Mandatory Nos 100 Pearl and ~ Beaver
Observation-Disclosures Toolhow in store and in process OF
completion, the srsest and most complete assortment
Tools ed in the United States consisting in part Of
~ Laths 20 20 foot in lengths Plancrs II 20
inch swing u Iron Pnner froia 70 % feet IN length.
II to 35 inch width: 70 Hand and Foot LalGs from to 10
feet in Lengths 10 Hand Prner from to feet do 10 Drill
ing Machines from $40 to $3.50 yaue Bolt Cutters, Gcer
Cutter Stating Machine Boiler Punches. Shears and
Bending Machine, with large assortment Of Universal
Chuck prices less than they be offered in this city,
psn.r Chucks Dicks Presses Whites Axle Laths Dauos
Wooduorths Planning Machines Morticing aud
Machines Blind Tenonng and Sash Machinery and Manu-
factory of Leather Banding OF superior quality from The
best oak tanned leather stretched by powerful machinery
r. A. LEONARD.
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WIN. s. MeILvAIN g. co. WILL SELL THIS DAY, AT
w 2otoek in front OF NoM Wall strect corner Water
large collection Fruit Trees consisting of peaoh
cherry, and pear tTees from Higgins Long Isaad
Catalogues on the morning Of sale.
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NEW YORK FLOATING DRY DOCK Co.-APRIL
th tt2-The President and Directors have this day
declared dys.nd per sent the stock from
dera and sfer the 10th May The Transfer Book
VIII We closed from the LIST to the 10th Of Nay Inclusive
II. v. MASON, Secretary.
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LODGING HOUSES.

y WARREN STREET, ROOMS MAY BE HAD IN
r. msdiately, furnished unfurnished with without
board.
UNFINISHED HOUSE TO LET, IN FOURTH AVENUE,
opposite Calvary church 1t Ia newly and pletsly
and troestelle furniture, &c. Address BOX 322 Union
Square Post Once.
T oDClNGS.-wELL FURNISHED PARLORs AND
OF house COZ Houston street. few doors
way VIII be rented TO gentlemen and possession given after
frst OF May None need apply who willing TO pAy
far price for comfortable accommodation good
tendance
II OoMs AND BoARD-FOR TWO GENTLEMEN AND
~ wives and FOR single gentlemon be obtained
LIST May ensuing IN private family who will after
that date into house with all the modern i'm
and pleasant airy part Of the city, onysaisAS
60 several stage routes. Address c. c. ct this
ITO LET-IN A NEW FOUR STORY HOUSE, SUIT
gas kitchen, etc, No boarders taken References siven
and required Apply at 28 Sixth avenne between Gsysn
teenth and Eighteenth streets.
ITO LET-A FURNISHED ROOM. WITHOUT BOARD,
from the 0rst Of May, to gentleman. Terms m ODE
rate Apply At No. 81 Monroe street.
ITO LET-FURNIsHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOMS,
with breakfast and tea or without, at No. IL Hudson
street, near Duane.
Two LEY-IN HoBoKEN FURNISHED ROOMS. FOR
single gentlemen with breakfast i required but short
distance from the ferry Apply to James Harding T.
Phaons l97 Broadway.
WANTED--A NICE FURNISHED ROOM, WITH
w breakfast, not above Blocker below Canal
Those having such accommodations may hear of App-
cant by addressing A. Co. this Office stating terms
cation
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JACOB BOGART, AUCTIOEEER.-MONDAY, AT 10
o'clock at No rs Broadway basement, mortgage
Wines Liquors Ssgars Bar Counter Stove Bar Furniture
and Fxturssthe entire stock and fixtures tho place.
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ENoR SALE or 70 LET-POSSESSI@N GIVEN ON
Il the Ist Of My nextThc modern built brick Dwelling
the Of Twenty first street and Fonth
nue.. The house is stor.e high with attic ald has
garden in front Rent and price low. Inquire of
JAMES \. WILLS. No. IG1 Ninth avenne.
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FyoR SALEM LANSlNGBTRG, y. ", TWO
story brick House aoxf with kitchen dining and four
bedrooms ataeedi also laundry and outhuidinEi cellar
etcr6a under house and kitchen; garden Of three lots.
beautifully laid out aud drd with choice rut tgcc,
shrubs ali in rood repair, aud surrounded by
lar.c shauo treeg. hl bs sold low. Apply 20 W. VAN
ELnBELE, 4fp Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-01

(,EErREvILLs COURSE. L. L-IROTTING.-sAruR
~ day. May LIST, II o'clock, r. purse aud sweep
stake Of $500 mile heats bes Tires IA Ave, 10 o.
Spcer gsmss blk Gohsh; J. Moline names b. Geerse
West; >. Mclaughlin names b. Lady Brooks; owner
names m Flora remPIe Omnibuses leave Fulton Ferry
Brooklyn, At o'clock, T.. NJ
JOEL C0NKLIN, Proprietor.
(sAssIUs II. cLAY.-THIs CELEBRATED TRorrNd
" Stallion viii stand for limited number sf At
nay stables. from this date Terms $50 for tina
JOHN !. sNEDiKER, Union Course, Long Isiand-
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A UCTION NOTICE.-C. Cassidy, AUCTIoNEER-
N By H. N Bush-This day. At i0 oelosk in the Sales
Room 10 North william strcet-Ssic " and second
hand Furniture Bookcases Desks &c Also an Invoice Of
Dry Goods, Clothing Watehes, Jewclry &c.
X. d.. NMITH
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} c. KEMP. Observation-Disclosures AND Pc

u G. KEMP, ADMINISTRATORS AND Pc
H. remptory sale Of Carpetng at auction in lots
purchssrr Wednesday next at 10 o'clock at ROOM
No - Nassau street. near Fulton street. r. c. Kemp will
sell At auction. as above without by catalogue
large and splendid assortment Of rich English Carpet
ng consisting part Of 500 pieces Of the richest
velvet tapestry Brussels three ply and
noer Oil Cloth Sc, viz English Royal Wilton and velvet
tapestry Carpetngs, Of the richest and most
Patterns this seasons inporatons; rich Brussels
very handsome and rich patterns just landed three ply
heavy superfne Ingram and Venetian stair
Also good assortment heavy foor OIL Cloths Ruys door
Mats &c. all which will sold suit
Catalogues the morning of sale.
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TINE EYE.-DR WJIEELER'S OFFICE % BARCLAY
street fer the treatment of all diseases affecting the
eye and Ae the public By his mild lode adopted
that Films spccks Chronic Inflammation 81 the c-eds,
honrs, from s A. n. to = O'clock Y NJ
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nOOR sAsHES AND DLINDS.-N. r. KfMBALL NO.
- rs Beckman street. has hand, makes to order,
the best dried panel work found in tho country Doors
Warranted kiln dried in the only proper manner Sasho Of
blinds in tho neatest Style Purchasers invited -
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AS NURSE AND SEAMsTRESS.-WANTED, A SIT
IA nation, by American and Protestant. Has
objection to short distance in the country Good
frenee Apply for two days. at No III Sheriff street. third
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FOR SALE.

ok n00 FOR SALE, CASH uANUFhCTUR
WO,OOOs ing business, of large demand monopoly
IL ecred the article which Of ron be made for
fourth the present cost Of manuiaetnre can DO
made yearly, can be sstersotoriy shown WIZ sake
good Ierty In part. AddreFs 5. H., Herald Onse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-01

CARPETING OIL CLOTHS. &c.-THE u UNDERSIGNED
informs his customers and others wishing to purchase
Walker street. completely stocked, principally with
Three ee selected frsm the first wholesale and manufac
designs warranted TO match IN every particular which vii
Cloths sheet which has taken the gold medal at the
Worlds Fair will be sold from S. to los per yard
other cloths from S. to His Wilt please
observe that his profits being low and goods Of every de-
scrpon sold the principle of honesty the best po
LEY this .im pie notification will be deemed sufficient
JAMES McGRORTY, 55 Bowery.
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TNor SALr.-TAE GOOD WILL, STOCE, AND PIX
tures of Fancy and Dry Goods Store, "il be solo
reasonable exehaneo ed for uninproye property ~ Now
crk brooklyn, Wilia.ashurs. Also, ea.o let,
cap. Apn!y at No. ~ Division street.
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WANTED-A FURNISHED COUNTRY SEAT. FOR
w the summer. The Hudson river or sound rsferrcd
Address box Bill New York Post Office.
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FJoR SAIE-A PORTER HOUSE, SITUATED IN ONE
OF Tie best iceao in The city being close - H. r. II.
Ier6t. 1t will Ls sold bargain ii applied ior i'm
mtittcy. tie has other business attend
Apply vt 233 broadway, basement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-01

EOR sALE-THE STOCK, FIXTURES, AND LEASE
of tho Wne Liquor and Segar Store established for
tho last ten years. well known in this city and the sur
rounding oountry-dong Wholesale and recall business.
The proprietor. retiring from business offers favorable
chance to r. c. BLANCAN, 1853 Main street,
Buffalo For information, spyly to
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WORK FAMILY HOTEL, NEW BRIDGE STREET,
Ludgsto Hill London.-The above house js eentraiy
situated has an excellent coffee twelve private
sitting between forty and fifty light airy bedrooms
good smoking ROOM warm, cold and shower baths always
ready night porter in attenjance fixed for
wants. the Now York Herald In hed Thomas
teaders his grateful thanks 70 his americas friends ths
favors he has 20 long enjoyed A tbes handle and sss
their continued patronage and recBpendstitA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-01

THE CoPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
under the firm OF hICHELIN LEEFE, is this day
termin its limitation. The business Of the late
firm will be settled by Geo. Z. Ieefe New York April 80
1852. FRANCIS MICtIELIN,
GEORGE Il. LEEFE,
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~ 20 VOLUMES OF THE HERALD FOR SALE
Lyman Rsvdon wAi SELL ON Saturday. (this) evening
ths Herald for the years is43 and 1915 also the Albion
hslfpsst o'clock at the corner Of Broadway White
stree
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TOHN FIsHBLATT AUCTIoNEER.-THE sUBscRI-
Der having commenced the business Of Auctioneer will
be happy receive orders for the sale Of all kinds OF
pery, real and personal Liberal advances made all
kinds Of merchandise furniture md all other
perty at his No 80 Pearl street. Particular alton
ton door sales all kinds of agency aud
sion business attended to punctuay and storage of
nd furni he'd on reRs IL term
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COPARTNERsIIIP NOTICES.

To NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WANTED.-AN ENG
lIh Teacher for boarding and day school. Apply,
etwcen IL and o'clock, Mt 145 Chambers street (tore
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l xonIARrY. ArcrIoNEnR WILL SELL IlIs

4 ,n =, =, ~. II oI7T.
re. from families changing their residence large and
varied appointments Also from grootrs, large assortment
also 40 Beds 20 Bed5teads, 20 Bureaus Sofas, from
nJiac AZ.
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4 YOUNG MAN, WELL ACQUAINTED WITH THE
IA Wine and Liquor business Wholesale and retail wishes
Salesman Clerk Best of references be
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p ICH OUT GLASS AND PRESSED YARE.-TURNER.
H Lane, Norris Nos. 49, and ~ Duane street, Manu-.
facurers and Wholesale Dealers in Rich Cut Glass
Pressed Ware Of every description and OF the latest styles
Lsnterns With stained snsTelled and out glass GAs
We invite the attention Of country merchants stock
Of which have the largest in the city reduced priceS
Persons about purchasing cut glass for hotels steamers
restaurants and private viii find variety Of pas
tern by calling at warerooms. Particular Ak.optAsy
paid to the packing Of California orders.
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NoIICE.-THE PROPRIETOR OF A FANCY STORE
established for number Of years IN tho boat location
in Broadway being about retiring from business would like
tn ind possessing capital TO take ~.
Jcr particulars, rppy to f57 Broadway tho store
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NOR SAIE-A BARBER SHOP, OPPOSITE THE
IL Washington Morket, in Vescy street. Price SIC.
uftrN nh
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RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A STU
"A alton good Cook Is first rate washer and ironer
The of city place. where
Hvsd two be given. Please to call 33 Twelfth
o
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u G. KEMP, AUCTIONEER.- FURNITURE, PIANO
H. fortes, Carpets Ac Mondny next, at 10 o'clock,
sale % Nassau street, Fulton street H. c.
Kemp will sell at auction az above very large collection
hand Furniture all descriptions, from families
removing and consists Of rosewood paror furnure
in broeaee and velvet plush tapestry Brussels three ply
china, silver plated and cut Glass Ware rosewood and
bbrany centre Tables with marble tops library and
Bookcases extension Dining Tables handle table
Cutlery painted Chamber Furniture suite with marble
tops together with variety OF chamber and kitchen
furniture. hair Mattresses BEDDING a Of which is we'll
worthy of the attention OF dealers AMI housekeeper
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TWO PROPELLER CONDESsiNG ENGINES, or
2. linen cylinder - inch stroke will be gold cheap
Pease l. Mnrphy's 27 Corlvrrs Cherry street,
Fulton Foundry once Also twelve second hand Boilers
from 20 horse power and fine Boilers Of 3 horse
power, h.. plcte. PEASE L. MURPHY.
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nIL PAINTINGS AT AVCTl0N.-lI H. LEEDS & co.
~ will sell at auction on Monday morning, May ,. at
eleven o'clock ut their Gallery No Wall street coec
ton of Pictures comprising OF the boat living Dutc
fmish and English This collection for the
tho property of gentleman who has long resided
Europe and about returning tther They will be sold
without reserve. Can now be with catalogues.
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WOOD FOR SAIL.-rHERE Is LARGE LOT OFTHD
w best Pine Wood for SALE in Northampton county,
Eastern Shore Virginia This wood lies the Chesapeake
Bay about eight miles fron Cape Charles depth Of nine
feet wator in the chAnne Can be carried within
drsd yards the ehore The wood Will DO board or
seia ON tho shcrs may DO preferred By the purchaser.
large quantity Of pine wood Of good qualify which they
will contract to cut lengths to suit purchasers All
to be to Robert Peuisop posi-
paid Onaneock. Accomack county, Virginia
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w ANTI D-A PERSON WITH $1,000 CASH CAPITAL,
to "in the advertiser who has an equal amount in
exclusive and very profitable manufacturing business
With proper attention to $4,000 may be
realized. Address, with real H. u. b., Broadway
Post Once whom all nartieulars will be made known
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-01

WATCH AND JEWELRY STORE FOR SALEM
of the bad health Of the proprietor
watch and swelry store No 400 stock.
fixtures, good will Of that establishment
sale Arrangements have been made TO tho sab
lhment to al Broadway tho st of May For fur
ther Information apply at 400 broadway 20 JOHN H..
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Two CONFECTI ERS-ANS coNFEcrIONER
wanting Iogengo Machine thai really good one.
spread them on the drying boards may hear one
that will be sold reasonable by addressing Confeetioper
for week. vt the Office Of this stating where
terviow may ~ had Any boxing lozenges will lind
this 10 be y,ly profitable thing.
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7 AUEDREsS WANTED TO GO IN THE COUNTRY.
- who Is fully competent such and to take charge
small dairy also. Must be we'll recommended Apply ct %
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Two rERTUMLks, DRUGGISTS, LIQUOR MERCHANTS
end others.h large and elegant assortment Of tho
styles OF lahtls constantly hand, LaveneeB
Label and photographic Office 81 Gold street Maps Checks
show cards every description Of Ehoyraphy eecueI
promptly, ind in tie best style.
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IfUR SALE, CHFAP-h SALOON, IN BROADWAY,
with Iisol gallery attached, This saloon ~ htted
with toxre in good gtatuD and doing thrtYiug basi
~ for sulling out Is the going
Agtral. Apply TO JAMES THOMPSON, "a Liberty street,
log three davt.
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VNHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES NOTICE
that .hs bueness connection heretofore existing be-
tween Wm Chase Barney and himself is dissolved New
York, April II, 1872. A. II. PRIDE
VTNHE PARTNERSHIP OF JACOBS a. BLUR Is THIS
l. day dissolved by mutual consent. A. BLUR.
L April 20 1859. H. JACOBS.
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BOARDING HOUSES.

A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIPE CAN BE ACcoMvO.
IA dated with desirable full board for the lady and
partial for the gentleman very desirable brow 'front.'
bouse containing modern improvements in Twcntyhrst
street. near Rifth ayeaue with private family OF hyo
perssns Inquire a 29 Greene street. until Monday afser-
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A BAKER, COMPETENT TO TAKE CHARGE OF
~ bread cake pastry &c. wishes mn engagement in no
eel steamships would have objection short dis
lance in the country. Please address Baker, IA Soutt
Fourth street, williamsburg.