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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-26

THURSDAY,
The stock market depressed to-day; most Of the
Sances fell oil fraction and the transactions were com
paratiyely limited At the first board Canton Company
declined 4, per cent; Reading Railroad, "a; Edgeworh,
u Erie Railroad X Norwich and Worcester l. Delaware
and Uudeon h. Nicaragua Transit Company advanced
per cent From the present appearance of things in
Wall street should judge that there win be quit.
an important falling oil in transactions, which ultimately
will dcprcss prices considerably below those ruling
1t is only by keeping up the excitement and activity in
the market that present prices be sustained to
ray nothing about an improvement The advance
ported thus far Is by no means real. 1t Is all on
paper, and it is utterly out OF the question for
holders realize without running prices down ful
ar rapidly as they have run up The imitation has been
great upon euch weak basis, that collapse is likely
to occur any moment The accumulation of interest Is
rapid upon such high prices that IT Is matter of
siderable importance to holders, and in time adds largely
10 the first cost Of unproducye securities This
item which is not sufficiently considered in rtock specu
ations Several heavy houses in the street. in
lion with large outside capitalists have within past
few days commenced bearing the market and are pre-
pared to sell extensively upon any and every advance in
prices The imitation has been sufficient to give
the cautious bear confidence enough operate
fall At the second board the quotations of the
ing pretty well sustained and the market closed
steady. The operations this afternoon, only to
moderate extent. and appear though the demand for
the leading fancies steadily falling OFF
The receipts at the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer of
this port to-day amounted to s72219 65 payments,
$22s 215 12-balancc, S2,6 500 o.
The news by the steamship Europa, from Liverpool is
neither important interesting neither is it in ACCOM-
mcrcal point of view favorable that received by the
previous steamers Quotations for cotton little
lower, but the market moderately active Bread
tufts quiet. without material alteration in prices
The returns of the Bank Of England for the week ending
the 10th inst show increase during the f171
JAG in the bullion, in both departments f179S23 in the
public dcposites 604 in other deposites 2342 in
the rest f7 224 in the government securities f2l5,400
in other securities and E45l ITO in notes unemployed or
notes in circulation there decrease of f2S6 49,
The Bank held 070 gold and silver bullion and
COMA larger amount than in hand before at one
time.
There reports in circulation calculated to inure the
Cochituatc Bank Of Boston The Boston Journal Says
"The paragraph which appeared in paper this morning
in reference to the Cochtuate Bank based upon
port in circulation yesterday which satisfied is
without foundation. The Cochituate Bank has,
authorized to state at time made loans to directors
beyond the amount up to the amount, allowed
by law and its general condition good in every
tpect as bank in Boston, the commissioners have
intmated
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SPRING MILLINERY.


MRS. BARTON, lis CANAL STREET, RESPECT
Vl fully informs her friends and the public that she
large Of Millinery and Straw Goods Of the
French styles, which she has doubt will her
continuance of their patronage.
MRS. LEvINS 309Is BROADWAY. WILL OPEN ON
I the 18th inst and the ensuing week her new Spring
stock Of Paris Millinery Flowers Ribbons Hcaddresses EN-
trodercs Mourning Goods, &c. &c. and respectfully
lcs early inspection from the city and country
chants. mincrs, BE.
MRS. RINGG0LD, NO. lis SIXTH AVENUE, IN
I forms her customers and the ladies in general that
he will open her Paris Millinery the 18th March; also
beautiful assortment Of French Lace and Straw Bonnets OF
all descriptions
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HOTELS.

(tIRCLE HOTEL, 549 PEARL STREET, NEAR BROAD
~ way-The undersigned gratefully Acknowledges tho
continuation OF the patronage he in opening the
Circle His Wines, Liquors Ale, segars sc are from tho
best brands and and his Lodgng Rooms
At cents night and his single Rooms at 81 % to So
week, with meals at all hours, cannot he surpassed
WILLIAM WRIGHT. $40 Pearl street.
WORK FAMILY HOTEL, NEW BRIDGE STREET,
Ludgate Hill, London.-The above house centrally
situated has excellent coffee twelve private
sitting between forty aud atty light airy bedrooms
arood smoking room; warm cold and shower always
ready night porter IN attendance fixed charge for
vants the New York Herald 6ed Thomas Quartermane
tenders his grateful thanks TO HE American friends for the
favors he has long enjoyed =, their hands and ocit
their oontin ed patronage and recommendation.
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CoPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.

NoTICE-THE CoPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE Ex-
IN istng between the undersigned under tho firm Of
Brown Marie, "a this day dissolved by mutual CON
cent. New York, March "a, 1854
MARTIN W. BROWN
- HENRY +. MARE.
Notice-H r. Marie will continue the port alton OF all
soserF English and Swiss Watches and
atthe old stand, 55 Nassau street, up stairs.
WANTED-A SPECIAL PARTNER, WITH $4,000,
w "a Of the largest hotels In the city Tho money
will 10 wanted for three FIVE years. The
references given, and security for three ths
Address William, 40 this ONCE.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CITIZEN voLUNTEERs-THEOFF ATTACHED
~ to the First Division Citizen Volunteers requested
20 attend meeting to be held at Central Hail. Grand street.
Friday evening March 26th at ~ o'clock to complete
their for celebrating the anniversary the
battle of Lexington the 18th Of April BY order,
HENRY WILSON, Major General
Two BUILDERS.-PRoPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
up to the 9th Of April fer the manufacture of the fol-
sets mahogany sash doors 2inches thick 5et
Ia inches wide b. Ofeet long after rabbeted together beve
style sash made in the door lights 70 each pair of doors
az gafed sets mahogany French windows, Ia inches
tic 1feet by feet nch after rabeed lights to each
window all glazed sets mahogany sash doors, 2inches
thick feet inch by feet after rabcted LIGHTS to each
all glazed, made to correspond with the ~ sets sets
pine sash doors inches thick feet inch by feet after
rabteted, Sights all glazed 43 French windows inches
thick feet inches by feet 10 inches after ra6eted
lights all glazed 81 Of these windows TO be Of mahogany
and OF them pine 10 sets Of door and window castings Of
cainFs the ia inch doors and windows have Ia inch
and band mouldnge TO fit the - pine sash doors
~ inches thick feet Ly T. lights all glalca sash made IN
the door 12four panel doors Ia inches thick moulded on
boil sides 5000 running feet Of base board Snches
wide and ~ inch thick all worked ralcted on tho fAco,
and fitted for a2 inch base moulding Sod Draining
feet 81 moulding for above. - Ia inch hard pine noor
boards ongued and grooved and planet on one side best
quality. Ia inch hard pine boards, planned side.
and II inches wide, for steps, best quality, clear -
inch thick, hard pine boards, pancd one side, aud
Of straight mahogany moulded rail, suitable for store. IL
mahogany newell posts base inches square $50 "a inch
moulded bannisters turned to match newell posts Of
short 20 best quality OF pine lsths J.. y The above
work 70 be duplicated Reference s. BRASNAN, Irving
House, No. 2ll.
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SEGARS.

$1,000 @ snG ssnS s r 45E H. Zoo
Iondcn 1900 Golden Lion; 60o0 Principe; with other
brandt very low Also, Watches and good Piano, at
bargain Money TO lend personal property Apply at
the Insurance Office, 10 Nassau street.
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CAUTION TO THE PrpIIc-TuF cpRAr popy

CAUTION TO THE PuBLIC.-THE GREAT PoPU-
- isrity of"Lyons Magnetic Powders. for the destras
ton OF edbuee coctroachee moths ants. feas, hes and
insects on plants snd all other has prompted ssr
tan parties 10 prepare fprrous articles and them
unutr vnrious atoms for sale. Few OF
duas dare to give their imposition out as free
Tie PROPRIETOR OF ne oFi ua article has In this
tie under menttoueG agents and the prn a
sNBrosdway, who're also may bc obtained Pills the In.
stanancoua destruction " and mice Both articles
Warranted and their cferty has been tried by follow.
ing gentlemen Luwrerce Reid. Professor Chcnistrv
James r. Clifton. NJ H. Chemist; d. n Howard ESD ~
Ing House Coleman Steteon, Astor House; u H. koora
tsq Surtrnttnccnt OF y. Y. HOSPITAL Valentine uat
d. Professor ard President Of the Y Medical Acade.
NY and many 81 the most eminent the city
IL has also received the pre- American
tute, For sale by all the wholesale druggists.
Il. LYON. 4ci Broadway.
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Two PRINTERS.-F0R SALE, A LARGE HYDRAULIC
u Standing Press and asuper royal Washington Hand
lress ydh self mixing apparatus, csmpiete. Appyt
uoe & Co., Gold street.
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MUSICAL.

vNANTED-A yIOLINIST. FOR AN AMATEUR MIN
~, ftrcl associations also banjo player tono with
III b prcterred) Those who understand
preferred Apply Reds plan ofore factory 5is Broad
way, between the hours of and 10 y. M on Saturday
DTANo FOR SALE. NEW MAHOGANY SIX
ectayes pisnofore In good order for sale cheap Apply
at No. 1l2 Bank street,
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DIcH FRENCH PAPER HANCINGs--sPRING
IL Importatiop.--sQLoAQN u HART, NC, AS Bread
receiving In store by every Arrival from navre
French Paper Usngngs Of every description comprising
atins, gold velvet oak decorative, panel &c. Sc all Of
retail prices lower than other house In the city
Papers put In the Leaf STYLE by experienced worken
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
THE TURF.


CENTREvILLE CoURSE.-TROTTING.-THU
~ April first, three o'clock r. M match for $400 mile
heats, to wagon; play pay. Mr.. Whcan names bl. m
Lady Haynes. T. Conehlin names b. z. Centreville
JOEL CONCKLIN, Proprietor
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DIAPER HANGINGS, OF NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DE-
i signs, just imported by FRANCIS FARES co, 379
Pearl street the wned ufaetores off Zuber
Coz Deeourt snd others Of equal emincnce all their
designs of the richest Paper uangngs selected expressly
suitable TO decorate the interior apartments Of the
costly mansions and which warrant shall DO arranged
and put the walls BY superior workmen to the entire
oton Of those who favor with their orders. Our
Wholesale and the public will find supply the
most extensive and tho prices low as to DO found else
nIn
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prAurIrIL FACE AND uAND.-ruE ADVERTISER

- II possession Of or nai recipe the result exps-
riuontal tetb ana pnr study whereby the and
lprd may lie rendered frch soft and fair
axd rom dying The orur ments and
sing from change various other
however unrroning tho rresent condition. The recipe
tree any irjt ri,us quality will be scnt to AN
the United statcs Address Mrs. L. N. YATES Rocaseter
n "
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PERSONAL.

WANTED.-THE FRIEND THAT GAVE INPORMA-
w ton Saturday through Boyds City Despatch and
before shall be treated friend and literally
wardcd.
NoTICE.-TIIE DRIVER OF THE CARRIAGE WHO
~ took gentleman from Judsons Hotel to the steamer
Georgia, Wednesday, March a. and did deliver the
Trunk and Carpet Bag, will obligc the and be paid
for his services delivering the abovenamed articles at
she Office of Judson g Hotel.
TOHN MORGAN KIBBEY.-A GENTLEMAN BY THIS
name aged 50 years, feet inches in height, fair
his and hair rather dark arrived in New
York from London in November 1885, it not known what
he tesk afterwards His wife and friends England
very anxious gain intelligence and earnestly
in regard him be sent 90 c. j. Adds
at the Bank for Savings. No. l07 Chambers street.
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
I ACES, LACES-TIFFANY 4 CUTTING, 81 BROAD
way LAYING complied their arranscme1ts With some
aes and mbroideres viii be prepared TO exhibit on Tues
m;nts Of EmSrodsros and Thread ase goods ever orpd
n this city: In win found Collars, Capcs Berthes,
Brussels Point Honon and Psin. Aleneon, Gupure and
Gaimps, and HanSEsrshefs Also. trimmings and nser
tiqns OF all widths These goods viii be offered at such
~ broadway Gents in want Of CrAvats,
&e would do well to call MS we have constantly
them greatly reduced prses received several in.
voices of coored border Handkerchief. French linen
D. EDWARDS & co.
CANTON GRAPE sHAwLs.-A MAGNIfICENT AND
very cheap stock Of these goods embroidered and plain
GEO. BULPIN. SCI Gats s5I) broadway
NOTICE TO THE LADIEs.THE PARIS MANTILLA
for the spring and contains the largest richest
and co sGhPiN 1sfss
.>>o.>~.>,~,,>.., o CLOTHiNG. ,,>o,,o,,
u EhovAL.--THE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY IN
tailoring establishment from No is Liberty Street to hi,
new store No. US Broadway between Spring and Prince
sweiry pose Of fair price by sending
.ssnasS Mr.. ELM post
CLoTHING-TmE SUBSCRIBER STILL CONTINUES
tor ladies' and cast Of Apparel Jewery. and All
S L. on %s1ns y note
CAsT OFF CLoTuING.-wANTED TO PURCHASE.
clothing in large or small Quantities for witch tho fun
value viii be given In osrrent money application either
II Orange street, few doors from Chatham street.
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PUBLIC LECTURES.


DROP. SILLIMAN'S LAST LECTURE, THIS EVEN
ing (Friday at the Spingler Institute will be Fire,
Of the old elements powerful yoltac battery with
for regulating the intensity and consistency
its light will be employed in the illustration Of the subject
There will be experiments seldom If witnessed in this
country.
ITO THE LADIES.-A COURSE OF FREE LECTURES,
before ladies' will be given by Dr. Bonning in the hall
Of the Society Library and Broad
way three o'clock r. NJ Thursday. Friday and Satur
day Of this week. Physical education and the
and Of weaknesses and diseases Of females Ladies
generally are invited.
WANTED-A FRENCH LADY OF RESPECTABILITY,
w to teach French to single person. for about two
hours each evening for which her board will be given.
Reference given and required Address d. 81 Office of the
Herald.
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PAPER HANGINGS.

NEW PAPER HANGINGs.-THOs. FAYE L. co, 40
~ Pearl street. Madison, have received tho
o. known style In the trade The pub
nc invited examine before Artistic work
attend 10 the ret all department.
THOMAS FAYE 4 CO., 40 Pearl street.
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VUNO LET OR LEASE-EE1HUNE HOUSE, 7S2 GREEN
witch street OF Bcthunc street House Al feet by
90 lot about w feet square For approved tenant
will be built Apply the premises. TO j. f. hlTCHELL
Wall str
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TINo LET-lN JERSEY CITY THE UPPER PART OF
i gentee three story brick house. pleasantly situated
within minutes Walk of the ferry. Apply At 81 Wash
inn street New York
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roughly understands the rcotfying mixing and max.
ing all kinds Of Spirits both foreign and domestic and
who s at present foreman in extensive house is
anxious to join cithor Wholesale frst retail nor
dealer where bis connection and his Gas quito
capable Of taking the full management of any departmen
could be put into the business IL required No objection 70
of the Union. Most refer
Of every kind will be given Address A. Marvel Post
Ofscc, Brooklyn. = -
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T>HE CHELSEA BUILDING AND MUTUAL LOAN AS
ISOLATION will hold their third regular meeting at the
Assembly Rooms, corner Eighth and Twenty fifth
street, Monday evening March 20 Mt o'clock shares will
at this meeting and the entrance fee will be 50
after this meeting requested to call at the
the Secretary and get their books, and tho
dues time during the day evening" until III
o'clock WIN. H. HOYT Sec'y, No. 30 Ninth avenue.
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WAITFR WANTED-IN AN ENGLISH q ENTLENANs
w family, in the country, a woman, rs Waiter who
thoroughly understands her business She must not he
Catholic nor Irish Apply at Mrs Greens Agency once,
No. 22 Broadway.
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MOOR sAsHES AND BLINDS.-N r. KfaBALL, NO.
~ rs Bcekman street, has hand. makes order,
the best kiln dried panel work found IN the country Doors
warranted hn-drtd IN tic only Sashes OF
the noet patterns glazed glazed Inside
bin ia the ncbtcst lyle Purchasers TO
examine his extensive stock.
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4 000 AGENTS WANTED, TO SELL A NEW AND
A,OOO beautiful Medal which Agents now earn.
ing from S5to eco day Country Agents by forwarding
one or more dellars rely having them tho
terms n. LYON, No. ~ Broadway.
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TVNO LET---A LARGE FOUR STORY HOUSE, HAND
somsy furnished near Washington square. This 10
desirable opportunity tor family Of persons The
advertiser herself would like board FOR part of the
Address notes to Henry Herald Office with real for
three AVE.
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A REsPECTABLE
w young girl, as Waiter, in private boarding house.
Good reference be given Please call At 2o0 seventh
street.
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rI,O LET-FUENlsIlED AND lUNFURNISHED PAR
ort first and floors OF house go broadway;
also
with bath aud gas &c. Persons wishing can supplied
with breakfast their rooms Apply as above Re-
ference given and required.
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TVNO LET-IN BROOKLYN, AT so FULTON STREET
half minutes walk from Fulton ferry three suits OF
suitable tor single gcntlemsn-ao tho splendid Da
guerrean Gallery, having light OF the largest size Ap-
ply to GEO &. SlCkLES, No. 10 Nassau street.
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ITO LET-oFFlCES IN BUILDING NO. l67 BROAD
Il way, suitable for other business
CURING wen lighted rooms Apply to NJ Gclatly, room
Ne6 Two large ofhoos TO let IN building l6 Bro.dTsy,
suitable for other Ront 81
Apply V p N. Gellaty, the premises, poom
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VTyOLET--FROM FIRST MAY. TO A SMALL FAMILY
only the upper part including one parlor Of tho
built house in Twelfth street, No 80 bet Sixth
Inouirs ON the premises or addross w. j. b. uep 0lhCe
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LOST AND REWARDS.


&k0O REWARp.-A REWARD OF $500 WILL BE
ROOO paid for the detection and conviction Of the
n the 20 lis
EishtGenth street corner Of Third Avenue and JOSEPH
W. BRAY 95 broadway corner OF Twentyfourth street.
q SO REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE ARREST
laid and assaulted the aboring in employ the
sans ~ ms sr shS Henry
Marble Works Twentythrd street west Of Third avenue
&S REwARD-LosT on WEDNESDAY MORNING,
owners name and residence his collar Five daars will
- = PIERRE c. KANE, No. s4Tenth street.
osT-IN SECOND AVENUE, OR TENTH OR
~ Eleventh streets ladys fur victo5ae The finder
letween First avenue and avenue A.
- vile Stage going through Nineteenth street from
Third avenue 70 Eighth avenue, Sable victorinc, small
wkcsrer returns the same to- RiKER :" cos S1 Isl
Chatham street. will receive Eve dollars reward
7 osT-TEN DOLLARS REwARD--LEFT IN ONE OF
ar E 81 IT, S With On a aa
to T. W. Kelly 20 Vail street. will receive the above
reward
osT on WEDNESDAY, A POCKET CASE OF SUR
will It Dr. l.. Proudfoot. 2is Twelfth street.
e store of Ruston, Clark Co.. Astor House, shall be
>,,>~,>>,>>,>>iF1ilN. FINE ARTS. ,,>,>,o.>>>>.
Mr.. Ii. WILTON, AGENT FOR ARTIsTEs BEGs
AVA most respectfully TO intimate TO the profession that
ms viii be available from the middle of April until
s end Of August PARTIES DESTROYS Of engaging him TO
anct tcir business will please communicate by letter to
I'm mediate attention.
To NAP PUBLIsnERs-rHE PLATES AND cory
-, rlah. OF the large and splendid Msps Of Louisiana
ssifsipp and Alabama, showing townships
unal lines Of the United States together with
somo email plates compiled by the late John La Tourcte
offered for sale to close estate They NAV now
B. had At larsain by applying sherman Smith Map
Bennett, 4s and 80 Duane street. New York. : : " ~
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IMPORTANT TO Gk0CEkS, HOTEL KEEPERS, &c
have reduced tho price Of Worce4 tcrshre and All
Other Sauccs. You buy the genuine
Sauce oi the only agent Ia this city Go RAPHAEL $50
Icar street. whore DO had
Ec.,
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GTORE TO LET. OR LEASE FOR sALE.-THE VERY
~ desirable store lately httsd up with every
together with the dwelling OF tho house. No 10 Warren
street near broadway will DO lot low to good tenant
premises
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rEO LEASE-ABOUT FIVE ACRES OF LAND, NOW
occupied by marot gardener situated the Brooklyn
and iatbnsh tarnpSe ut It's intersection with Atlantic
street within miles OF tile Fulton South ferries
the premises good double stone house farmers houss
adjoining large barn, and well Of good water Posses
sion Immediately Apply ut No. ~ alker street.
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Two LET-1N SOUTH BROOkLYN-THE WHOLE Or
lower part OF the splenddly furnished three story
house No. Oi SScket street Court consisting Of
ors thirteen feet high with carved statuary
cont cd in the most elegant with panelled ceilings
and heavy pieces There rooms all
furnished in the hest style. Glnss in every Apply
the Tremses, or to j. BARNETT,
No Inn gtrcat stairg
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WAITERS WANTED--W UlTE AND CoLoRED-FOUR
w first class private family Walters also three Pro-
tesant Walters two German Walters two French Water
and four coored Walters All must have hest city rcfe
Apply at to las Grand street Also wanted
rrotestnnt and colored Cooks.
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| THO LET-AT HoBokEN, SEVERAL THREE STORY
i and basement brick dwelling houses. Inquire ut the
| Land Once Ho lokoa. Of W. W. SHIPPEN, Agent.
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IMPORTANT TO GRoCERs, DRUGGISTS, &C.-THR
searccst article IN your whole catalogue u pure Durham
Mustard II you want ouch article warranted the
the market call at the bntod Pickle sauce and
huttatd Warehouse Of GEO RAPHAEL, ~ Pearl street
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w AhkhNTED WATCHES. SILVER CYLINDER
~ Watches slo fun jewelled Levers Sl5 hne gold
ades achts So aud hne gold and silver Pa Levers
" We best quality retaed wholesale prices at tho
cheap Watch store Of l.. JACOBS Importer Of Fins
Natehes, lO2 Chatham ttreet.
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II gicn nstruments whoever has found the same and
will return IL TO Dr. L. Proudfoot. 2lS Twelfth street.
tLe Of Rushton, Clark Co.. Asor House, shall be
literally rewarded.
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T'o LET FOR RELIGIOUS PURPosEs-oN SUN
J. day-The Hall IA Broadway. Applyto
Ii. WOOD on tho premises, in tho evening.