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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NoTIcE;-To TRAVELLERS TO CALIroRNIA.-oT-
NE public nerety informed "a hi; road
I running r ECU on the 18th n,%o I'D fox
daily at ts oeleek A. for the companys station at Bo
apnvs
will thGs be snsd to save about % miles Of ss river
,snSns the landing in b9ats OF Chagres they will tc
s SIZES
A CARD-IN THE POLICE REPORT IN THE SUN
Of r. S and 9h' E hs5s
t Il. srge Of .nyps sSs
which has never Hitherto sesn ay
li pI s.p until the
The utter a!'ehood Of the accusation and tumphanty
IN. RITTERBAND, s7a,s Broadway.
Two TIE PuBLIc.--A. STATEMENT HAVING AP-
pearcd in the New York Daily Times ofssrch 81, rea-
1ssa sTg and w
gas5y q S dS aa &c Sss
@iy ana the fsischced gf said statemsn
the o % 5s aso t. os t csn pro
'D' JAMES NJ: NV sGs1
An ARTIchE ArPGARE9
SS q il an assault and robbery John
,iaI !, duty ssss re faet ,hsy
sif sSs h
pened 20 and interfere, whereupon the said Stock
to Witch will es but e AND o a' accuse n
hi" Of any participation in the EYE SI"F WITNESS
MOUNT PAVILION. TOMPKINSyILLE. STATEN
lVA lsand-This establishment will be opened the
tepton Of ver sunday the fth Of pr Tho promises
have been thoroughly improved AID the proprietor intends
70 maintain the high reputation long attached to this
beautiful and favore Tho Staten Island boats
lenye Whitehall hourly. JOHN N. ToBlN, Proprietor.
NB-Persons wishing 70 visit the Pavilion shonld
the boat at the first landing.
Two BUILDERs.-PRoPOsALS WILL BE RECEIVED
ep 10 the 9th Of APRIL for the manufacture Of the fol-
lowing work cash doors 2nches thick 6ect
sye sash made in the as.r lights to each pair OF DOORS
oil glazed ~ sets mahogany French windows Ia inoh-r-
thick feet by feet inch after rsbstod lights 70 eah
window all glazed sets maioSapy sash doors inches
tsck feet Inch hy feet after rabeted gifts TO each
al glazed made TO correspond with tho p sets sets
pine sash doors inches thick fost inch by feet after
rabbctcd sights all glazed a. French windows IA inches
bshs all glazed % Of these windows TO be of mahogany
and II OF them pine 20 sets Of door and window castings OF
PINE TO mt the above openipgs the inch 2ab
castings the "a inch doors aud windows have Ia inch
nSand band moudings to az the % pine sash doors
Ia inches thick feet ly T. lights all glazed sash made IL
the door 12fonr panel doors x inches thick moulded
both sides 3p running feet base. board
wide and inch thick, all worked rabetsd on tho face
and dtted for e2 inch base moulding ar)D running
feet of moulding for above. 20 Ia inch hard zine
borrds toneued and rooyed and planed Side
quality Ia inch hard pine boards, planed side
mud II inches wide for steps, beat quality, clear. IM
inch thick, hara pine boards, planned side. and
inches vide FOR riser best quality clear 20 running feet
Of sragit mahogany moulded rail, suitable for store u
moulded bannter turncd to match newell posts = Of
ehort WM best quality Of pine latis r. Tho above
work is 20 he duplicated. Reference y. BRANNAN Irving
House. No. I'll.
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LOST AND REWARDS.


O. 4 IN REWARD WILL BE GIVEN FOR THE RE-
turn Of the property and papers taken from the
OF the riber the
Of either the property the papers If returned within
days No further reward will be ofered-no questions
asked. AARON JACOB.
q IN REWARD-LOST, ON THE lsr INSTANT, IN
Wv Broadway. between Fulton and Canal streets, =
adys red morocco Port Monnae (maod with the
name in gilt lctte) containing $40 in bills and rs
silver Any will receive the above reward, by
ing the at 245 Pearl street.
q REWARD-LOST, ON FRIDAY NIGHT. A SMALL
PO cluster paste breast pin with the initials A. NJ c. W.
engraved tho back It's valuo less than the
ward which will be paid to the who will leave said
pin with Mr. Lucas at the American Hotel Broadway.
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nfCkENS BLEAK HOUsE-PRoPLE'S EDITION
- twenty thousand copies sold. a second edition in
amPhiet form will be out this wcek at taree cents To
tnett the harpers the people should Aasw that It " pub
tEed ty them at l.i cepts Bndsgt nt luz Nassau st.,
regular weekly Budget very risb road tm9reew morn
mi
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CALIFORNIA TICKETS.

CAIlfOhNlA TICKETS
CALIFORNIA TICKET FOR sALE.-oNE THROUGH
~ second cabin ticket for Gale by Vanderbilt for the
fifth OF April Anpyto j. l.. DE CAMP, As Water street.
EoR sALE-A THROUGH TICKET FOR SAN FRAN
CISCO by Vanderbilts line, for the 10Th April Inquire
ut the Lar Of the Nestehester House.
E0R sALE-UNE FIRST CABIN THROUGH TICKET,
for 9TH Anvil by Nanderht's line via Nicaragua. Ap,
plyt JIM WHEELER, Washin ton Hotel.
V'ICKET TO SAN FRANCISCO FOR sALE-A
San francisco per United States Paciac
TO snN April Ath Apply to JAMES CRAFT printer No.
l02 Nassau street, second floor.
TICKETS FOR sALE.--TwO FIRST CLASS STATE
room tickets by Vanderbilt nc pril 5-yery dosra-
lino and date Inquire at the Western Hotel.
ISoR sALE-TuR0UGu TICKErS-oNE STEEaAGE,
by the Mail Line Path Of April aud csbn
line yh haychoice berth Also, two stecrlye Wander
bits Line for 10th Of April pcstpoued 9Th Of May
ard second calm line. cot April berhs both sides
hrply to j. W, CARRiNGToN, Adaas ~ Cos - Wall 81
LoR sAIE--THRoUGu Observation-Disclosures
Lire Two first cabin, Nicaragua Line one lady Is and
gentlem ans ticket, Cor 9th Of April. Apply to
!. W. CARRINGT0N Adams & CO... 10 Wall At.
yNANTrD-.oNE FIRST CLASS. THREE SECOND
w elaer and two Storage tickets by vandcrbnts line,
nth Of April Persons wishing TO sell pur hsse tickets
viii do we'll by calling at the Western Hotel.
WAHTED--oNE SECOND CABIN THROUGH
Tehst by mail line. April lth Also. one nrst eabia
(sr LADY,, for date inquire " j. W. CARlIN0-
TON, ADAMS CO., 10 Wan street.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS..

T'0 TAlLoRs.-sTINEMETs ENTIRELY NEW AND
complete system OF eating Fashonasls Csrments OF
TIE various Is just published sna ay obtained by
All ether personally or ~ lett1r addressed TO the
hubor ny losing the price Of the per Adj
dr,ts W. ii. STlSEMETs No 81 BrVaswNs sr III 3. rET
TiGEEW, MOI Cortland street
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MUSICAL,

GLEE CLuB-THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING HAD
~ considerable in CLEO Ia the old
try feels great desire to raise socisbs Dee club
who as had experience In glee singing aud would
to become Of such club win please at tho Great
cry, Thnraday evening. Aprl 9Th, at s o clock.
WIN. ROBERTSON. Grost Jonce street House.
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A GREAT BARGAIN-SALOON AND REFRACTORY
ti aie now doing most profitable businesn Persons
call on tho advertiser The place will be sold at great
satrihes for caEh. II applied Tor imme diateiy.
IN re
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REMOVALS.

REMOVALS.
RihoyAL--J0sEPH LEE, MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. nesssn street. has removed his pacoof business
to No. $40 Broadway.
REMoVAL-GEo. H. SWORDS 4 co. HAvERgaov.
~ ed their ftosk 81 Hardware aud cutlery, from ll6
u No ~ pey street where they vii sostinus the
business, asfornery,
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POstpcnemcnt OF Auction Sale.-In cOnse-
euenee Of the storm Wednesday, March 81 j. Dixon
Broadway has postponed the sals Of his stock rich Fur
nrre which he offers to his customers public
at private sale for prices Of having
move out of the building by the lst of May.
]. DIXON, 623 Broadway.
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PAPER HANGINCs.

NEW PAPER HANGiNGS.-THos FAYE n 90 80
- Feh -ee' near M'dtson nave just received the
prus pattern. every known style ~ trade The pb
Dc are ny 90 ~ examine before pnrchssrg Arslc
rev sttend 70 the retail department
THOMAS FAyE h Co, a36 Pearl ssrss,
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Selling OF. Diamonds and Fine Gold
Jewelry-The subscriber manufacturer offers for sale
retail his whole stock At prices reduced from hocae
until completion Of factory Saesrooms second floor
DAVID RAFT. Manufacturing Jeweller,
BrOadWnv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-04

NOR SALE CHEAP IF APPLIED FOR SOON,
steam Engine, esht horse power. with boilers and
patent blowers and cupOo, for melting iron. Apply at AZ
Houston street, corner Of Goerick street -
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Boots, Shoes, Caters, Slippers, Pumps, &C.,
every description made in the lateet styles Of
eal and patent leather in variety
70 traer and warranted to fit the most difficult feet
nt BROOKS Boot and Shoe Emporium 100 Fulton street.
she cheapest place in the city to get good article
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SPRING MILLINERY.

e>~>>>~~e>sse~>, s-~--,>
MADAME NFTAULT. t73 BROADWAY INFORMS
w tho ladies that she has just received. by steamer
Europa srtat variety of Spring Goods and that her
Lititon viii take place Monday, 9Th Of april
MESDAAES KING & DAYEY. I5I FULTON STREET r,
I Brooklyn respectfully inform the ladies Of Brookyn
its vicinity that they viii open their stock Of Spriny
Millinery on Monday, 9th inst
EiRsT PREMIUM MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT
II and Straw Bonnet Mandatory, No. SOL broadway,
Nibo's Garden N Y.Mps m Sim respectfully
announces to her patrons and the public that
rho Is prepared 70 exhibit at Dor Show Rooms
81 and unique assortment y Millinery and straw Goods Of
her manufacture in which combined all the
i'm latest ycs and fashions together with
nhccnt selections Of Paris Millinery which, for d sersty
patterns coiorG and unity Of trsh, transcend
biy all former importaicns Aso large aud interesting
Voice LAGOS Straws Straw Blends and endless yar
Merchants and milliners supplied with pattern prints
- BNn connection with other store in the dons
MRS. WI SIMMONS 5Gf Broadway
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- Immediately the superb house and lot No. 80 st;
Marks place. AL In fine order Lot 81 feet inches by ITO
feet house 81 feet inches by 81 feet; four large
each floor Possession given Immediately Can be leased
for I've years At 1850 large portion Of
the purchase money can remain on bond and mortgage
Apply to j. r. SERVOSS, "A North William street. second
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LADY AND DAUGHTER WISH BOARD IN
IA French Spanish family Of ability Location
not above Union square References exchanged. Address
| note to +. H., At this ONCE.
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WANTEp-BY AN ENGLisHMAN. WHO HAS BEEN
w in this country several months, situation Valet
to gentlemen, travelling servant with family going to
Europe other part of the world Can give the best
testimonal to character and capabity. line ad
dressed ii. g., Union Place Hotel will meet with atten-
inn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-04

EOR SALE-THE WHOLE, OR ONE HALF OF A
small Brewery, situated tho Of Forty second
street and Ninth avenue in complete working order and
doing fine business having excellent and permanent
custom Will be sold favorable terms exchanged
other good property ono Of the present being about
ing TO engage IN lucrative business will find opening
here which seldom offers For further particulars
on the pren
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lrALuABLE sTORE PRnPERTY rnR sAIr Va 70

South street az Water street and 81 Pine street
Also house and t Broadway 20 feet lot the north
aid OF Madison square with stable lot Twenty seventh
street house and lot northeast corner Twelfth street
and Second full lots in Nineteenth Twentieth
1wtntyLrs Twenty third Twenty-fprth, Twenty-hfth
and streets near Filth avenue; No. l5 Fir
avenue with lot seventh No ~ Wet
third ttrect house nd lot No. Jane street Apply
CHAUNCEY BARNARD, Ii Pine sire a.
WINDOWS AND COUNTERS FOR sALr-sEToyG.
w ing to the store 265 Broadway consisting Of two lar 10
Windows with French Glass, Shutter4 1gle Sashcs
Inquire " j, AGATE Z7 Broadway
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TNANTED-A FIRST-RATE GOLD PEN GRINDER
" none other need apply Address w. J. NJ. Herald
off
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BOARD WANTED-F0R LADY WHO LAB0RS
- under sliIht alteration OF intellect but perfectly
harmless where she have kind and attentive
near her Liberal remuneration win bo allowed. A Roman
Catholic family preferred three do VS. Soctude
Herald Office,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-04

ROARDlNG.-A LADY AND GENTLEMAN CAN BE
- accommodated with good board paror and bed
~ making early application to II. e. Duseabury,
Charles and Washington streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-04

A PRIVATE SALE FOR FOUR DAYS SPLENDID
collection OF aintng. consisting of series OF scenes
from cir walter SCOTS noveis Thoy perfect by
the Lrt masters; besides other subject by Cuyp Claude
Martin &c. VIM be sold remarkably low the parties
nrLing to England Can be every day ut 3 Broad
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

WANTED-A PARTNER IN THE LUMBER TRADE,
w in brooklyn, in Of the best locations, and well
taliiahed About 10000 dollars will required less
III do xpcricnce in the business will
be required If not Address A. b. Brooklyn Post Once
yNANTED-AN ACTIVE PARTNER, IN ONE OF THE
w best cash paying business this city The business IL
ettabished for the last person with $50
81 eco in cash this is good
money. Address Industry at this Office.
DARTNFR WANTED--IN A FIRST CLASS BAKERY
Il and Confectionery, broadway. To person with
CART al d SLIGO $1,000 opportunity is offered fora
Profitable References exchanged. Address
H.. at the office Of tais paper.
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Two LET.--THE LARGE MARBLE FRONT STORE AND
Easement Fulton street tho City Hall. Brook
snAale for Dry Goods Carpet or Shoe store. Rent
81 0C0. Enquire of
s. ga. S. CROwELL, 45 Fulton street. Brooklyu
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NOR SALE, IL APPLIED FOR IMMEDIATELY, A
two story frame House, filled in with brick (nearly
newt with barn and garden attached situated
hill. and commanding view Of the city and bay of
York Price $3.50 half cash IL be reached with
capc in thirtyhye minutes from the City Hall Apply
GkO. w. SAVAGE, Merchants Insurance Co.. corner Of
Gfeenwic u and Fulton streets
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vUNO LET THE SECOND AND SIXTH STORIES OF
i the 6rc-proof stone front building No 100 Nassau
street There unoxpreu lease Of three years the
above to disposeof Inquire the premises of JAS S.
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Two LET-THE HOUSE NO. 81 ELEVENTH STREET
i between Fifth and Sixth avenues. ALSO a Cottage
louse in Thirty sixth street between Fifth aud
Broadway. Enquire Of r. " j. Z. Health No. 20 Chambers
street, from IL till o'clock.
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- PATIENT AND You WILL BE RID OF RATS.
H. B-Nisc and purchaso Costsr's Estsrninator. B.
Sure yen buy il Mt No. "a Broadway. BTrussfu mice,
aches, ants and bedbugs will leave. hYare " hum
hrgs for Costsrs the genuine BPrutant and you viii
bay Cuntsrts, BCause Costar has pedlArs,
II at Cetars Vermin and Insect Hxerm4stor Depot No
~ broadway, Wholesale ard retail.
They all deserve killing;
And who u not williss
To give them fllings
WIN
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HOUSES ON WASHINGTON SQUARE FOR SALE
The two houscs 1863 and III Maodougal street.
OF West ashington place built in the best with
every modern convenience, will be sold low and
portion OF the purchase money may remain
Xix per cent Apply to VALENTINE G. HALL No. ID
Grnmercy park, East Twentieth street, at NJ
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WANTED-A FRENCH WOMAN, TO TAKE CARE
w OF child two old do plain sewing Inquire
at No 81 ST. Marks place. between aud II o'clock In the
morning.
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VNANTED-BY THE ADVERTISER, AN OPERA
w Glass worth about S25 for which will be given in
exchange full set Of Ivory Table Cutlery valued thirty
dollars note addressed to Opera, Herald Office, will
ceye az
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NOR SALE, OR TO LET, IN WILLIAMSBURG, ABOUT
hve minutes walk from Peck Slip FcrryA two-story
and basement brick House, finished in the best with
marble manteis crates. &C. Price $500 The most part
tamilY Inquire Of W e. SMITH $50 South sixth atreot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-04

| RoARD-,NEAR UNION SQUARE, IN NEW HOUSE,
- lit with with furnshed parlor
and bedroom adjoining also third story II wanted
may lie obtained fer two three persons willing
lii, raj price superior
er and owing. Address box No. 2977 Pc Office.
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NOR sALE-THE CENTRE BOARD SCHOONER CLA-
Ia built Of tho best Delaware white oak in s47
ries 100 TONS $500 bushels Of drawing half
feet Of water sails and in complete order
Applyto Is. N. FOX h Co, 90 Water street.
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neutrality-suspicious., WITH FOLDING DOORS
- and with bedrooms, and single rooms, may be had at
tie Union Park House 2 aud "a Fourteenth and
at the branch house. just opened Of Broadway and
rth street.
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BOARD, OR PART OF A HOUSE, WANTED IN THE
- part of the city above Bond street gentle
man and wife, with small family. References exchanged
Address Box 81 Post Office.
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ROARDING-THE SUBSCRIBER HAS ADDED To
- his Boarding House, NO a35 Houston street. the one
Adjoining Which will be ready for permanent arders
TIC st May Single gentlemen and gentlemen with their
wives will bnd tho above unsurpassed location and
advantages as gentlemen doing business town can
dine at his Coffee Rooms No. "a Maiden lane ~ BThe
front basement to lot to physician, with or without
board.
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NOR SALE.-TWELVE ACRES OF LAND ON TIL
Il WILLIAMSBURG and Jamaica Turnpike, two miles from
the Williamsburg ferry, suitable for Eenticman's
or for market gardener The stages the door
hour in the day Please enquire the Premises OF
LIAM DYKES. or at the Majors toll gate.
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WANTED-A YOUNG MAN AS CLERK IN A CAR
line street. v. X. TERRY & SON
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