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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME CorRT.-SARhH BUCKLTN BY HER
- next friend, Thomas White, against John Buckin To
John Buctn You arc hereby summoned and required 70
answer the complaint in this action, which viii he tried in
te 9ee o the Clerk Of the city aud County Of New YORK;
w the ,y Hall in the city of New York, aud TO
o answer TO the said plant che subscriber
at s once no % Nassau street in the city New York.
Nln twenty days after the service this summons
vow eSeutNo Of the day Of such service aud G you fail
hntN' a wv na complaint within the time aforesaid the
man ~ - s action will apply to the Court for thc relief
dom@hded IN 'he complaint. Dated. Arrii % lS,,
a. l., FlNNEN, plaiatin'p Attorney
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POLITICAL.

TWENTIETH WARD-AT A MEETING OF TIE DE
mocratic Association of he Twentieth Ward, held
Friday evening" May 18th, tho following resolutions
unanimously adopted, and ordered to be published:-
talents Of the uonornbe Iewis Cas o Micbran hi.
position Statesman at home and abroad and his
ul adherence to the principles Of the democratic repub-
can party, as well as his firm and untrng devotion to the
Union that We recommend delegate TO the National
q nyenton to he held nt Baltimore in Jnne next to
all honers bic endeavors his nomination the
Presidency of the United States.
Resolved, In this result shall fail to be achieved.
that democrats in good and regular standing hereby
pledge cordial the nominee of the
tic Republican Party in National Convention assembled
JOHN G. DU TIER, President.
JOHN MoCLAyE, Secretary
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Highly Interesting from Mexico.

GREAT EXCITEMENT-DEv vELOPEMENT or A CONsPp-
RACY AGAINST THE GOvERNaENT, RTC.
BALTIMORE May II, 1852
The New Orleans papers contain advces from vera
Cruz to Mayo.
Great excitement prevailed in the city of Mexico In
consequence Of conspiracy against the government be-
ing discovered the oath nit Several arrests had taken
place, and the citizens generally purchasing
for self defence Tho Ind ordered body Of
troops to be Immediately despatched to the mouth OF tina
Caza Cnlense river.
conducta had left the city Of Mexico the oath,
for Vera Cruz with million four hundred tn )usand
dollars in specie
The tclegrnphic communication from Vera Cruz to ORR
zaba has commenced and dispatches DAILY traI.
mitted between the two points.
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MORNING EDTTION-----TUESDAY, MAY IS, 1852


A T1ENTioN THE MEMBERS OF THE MANUs
Kelly Guards are requested to attend meeting and
drill on Thursday evening. the 10Th at half
o'clock precisely house Of John Burke
OF Frst avenue aud Tenth Muskets will In
ness for every man BY order Of
ANTHONY S. WOODS. Captain.
ELIJAH II. PURpyE Orderly.
AT A MEETING OF COMPANY e. AMERICAN RI
hes held at Americas Hall. Friday afternoon May
~ the folio wing resolutions imously adopted
Resolved That avote Of thanks be- and hereby tender
ed to Brass Band for the music furnis
ed us on tho occasion of first parade.
Resolved That vote of thanks hereby tender
90 TO the lady OF Orderly H. Cutter for splendid bou
quet presented to the Captain.
Resolved Thst vote Of thanks be- and hereby tender
ed to the Company.
Signed. CHARLES II. WHEELER, Captain.
j. YoUNGs, Secretary.
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NEWS BY TELEGR RA II III.
~N>>No>o~>I~>o~>o~~~o~~o~>
PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS.
Proposition to Change the Method of
Compensating congressman.
SHARP POLITICAL DEBATE IN THE HOUSE.
evo|yN~N>o<y>S~Nr~o~~(0S-
The Scott and Union Wings Defining their
Principles.
sN>.N~.>NN>,>>re>osNoNNr~>n
INTERESTING FROM MEXIC @.
e~N-N>Ne-N>o-N>N>No~~>e>
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT MACON,
SC, 60, Sc.
THIRTY-SECOND CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.
FROM MEXIC0 0.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT MACON,
SC, So, Sc.

WASHINGTON, May II, 1852.
TRIBUTE REMAINS MRS J.. q. ADAMS
The Senate agreed to adjourn to wednesday, to
attend the funeral of the widow of ex President j. O.
Adams
PROPOSED METHOD CoMPENsATING coNGREssnEs.
Mr.. UNDERWOOD, (whig) Of Ky. introduced bill
changing the mode Of members of Congress
aowinga salary of So 900 per and twenty cents
per mile for mcugc calculated air nc deducting
$40 day for absence except for sickness take effect
from the 4th Of March next.
SnuGRANT PAssENGEKs-MEDiCAL AID HEQUIRED.
Mr.. BUriER (dem) of s. q presented the memorial Of
tho American Medical Society. recently in session at
Richmond setting forth the deporablc condition of emf
grant passcDgcrs for want Of medical attendance
quired by law.
COAL FOR NAVAL PURPOSES.
Mr.. CoorER, (whie) OF Pa offered resolution, which
agreed to- calling upon the Secretary of the Navy
fnrnh tho report of the Engineer in Chief giving the
result Of the experiments lately made by him to test tho
quality of the various kinds Of coal in by tho
navy
Several bills passed, inclu ling ono granting
the right of way and portion OF the public lands
aid in the construction of railroad from the Wabash
the Missouri river The Senate resumed the consdcra
tion of BILL.
MIR. BoRLANp (dcm of Ark, resumed his speech COM
menced last week. against the amendment proposing ad
ditional compensation to the Collins line.
without taking vote, the Senate adjourned
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smw PUnr.scAT.oya.

GHAkspRAPF.~JTSr PUBLISHED PARTS II ,yp
- u q nnuNtlts edition Subscribers Go tho above
Wor have thtm supIicl NJ tioir radonecs III
"a Il adorpssto N.TAlllS fiAtr Tails iiau NV 4 a.
so Clinton CONT Ne. II Nassau streVt. '
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REPoRTED REFUSAL or BILLS OF CANAL REvENUA
SECURITY BANKs--TIiE STATE NEWSPAPER, Ero.


FROM REGULAR coRHEspoSpgNr.
ALBANY, May II, 1859.
The Exchange Bank Of this cy-a depository of canal
tols-rccd Saturday, to receive from the Collector
the bills those banks whose circulation il based
scaurity Of canal revenue certificates.
The points in the mandamua relative to the State
newspaper, briefly these The law Of 1S4S which
b ke u, the State printing monopoly in providing for
the app ntm.l Of printer of the legal notices, mads
provision f,r he contingency which has hap
pened-thc contin alton of the publication Of the ad-
vertisemens In tie 9ga Inserted in that paper prior
to the appointment of the .41as.
The 1rgn Ia understood contends that 1t ia st the
State paper and urges this omission in the law OF 1S4S in
support Of its claim 1t is also understood urging that
the of S4S not provide for the appointment Of
printer the legal notices every two years Upon the
designation Of the .7as State paper tho .gn notified
several parties having important legal notices in that pa
por Of the construction they put upon the law Of 1885
among the icst Mr. Sapdford. who party to suit
relative to which advertisement had been published
for weeks In the .7gns hence the application for
tho mandamus The decision Of the Court will involve
the whole question Of tho appointment of State printer
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NV ORLEANS, May 16, 1852
Cotton closed firm Saturday, at 9tc for good mid
ding.
BaLrIMonE May II. 1889.
Sales made to-day of 400 bcevcs at 81 s. rs on
the hoof equal to Ss u 50 25 net, hogs at S7I
49,,
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SPORTING.


SPoRTIEG-THE CELEBRATED YOUNG ADAMS
ofths London School will give an exhibition in the art
OF self defence Tuesday evening" May lSth He will be
ny the noted Of the city. The Masters
Lazxru sons OF the celebrated Izzy Lazarns will give
their valuable aid for the last time previous their
ture for Europe. Young Adams will "nd up with
brated Professor from Baltimore Tickets 25 cents
had at tho door. l0l Elizabeth street.
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Naval Affairs,

THE UNITED STATES STEAMER MISSISSIPPI.
- Bosrov. May II, 1852
The United states steamer Mississippi arrived
day, and anchored of the Navy Yard She Is to tow the
Princeton to Baltimore for her boilers
UNITED STATES SHIP FRANKLIN.
Portsmouth, N H.. May IT. 1852
The United States "a gun ship franklin was to day
taken out CT the water in the balance floating dock at
this navy yard.
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Pulaski Monument nj Savannah.

SAVANNAH. May To, IoJZ-
The design of Robert v. Launitz, of New York has
been accepted the Pulaski monument to be erected
bere.
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VOUCHERS.
WASHINGTON May IT, 1861
Mr. Goddard Of Ohio Chief Clerk in the Department or
the Interior has resigned spost 10 take effect from the
frat OF July Private alone have induced the
rtcp.
The resignation Of Assistant Postmaster Warren is
nounced 1t takes effect from the 25th inst
The jury In the case Of William !. Brown of Michigan,
charge with the fafcation of treasury vouchers hay
ing been IN consultation siuce last Wednesday in
tn this morning announcing their inability to agrne,
and discharged by Judge Crawford This Is the third
trial Of he with similar result in each attempt.
Tho Hon. Stephen Pleasanton Fnh Auditor of the
Treasury whose death has been reported is still living.
though quite i'll.
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From Albany.

KOssUTHs REcEPTioN-EEFsoTs OF THE DEPUN0V
CANAL. BILL, ErO.
CORRESPONDENCE OF TiE NEW YORK HERALD.
ALBANY, May IL, 1861.
The arrangements fer the reception Of Kossuth have
been all perfected to day 10 Is expected to reach hcse
in the express train to afternoon at three o'clock
lie will be received by Mayor Perry his arrival and
military procession under command Of Assistant Genera
Smith, will escort him through several streets to the
Capitol where Governor Hunt will welcome him to the
state in behalf OF the Legislature. which invited him.
lie will then retire his lodgings at Congress Hail. Ne
place has been designated in which he to make his
address The Of several churches have refused
their
The Isn Of the Exchange Bank to receive the bills OF
hanks wkoc security based upon canal certificates In
contradict.d There IL doubt however, that every
bank thus conducting business il liable to prosecution
W.
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DOUBT S III E EFT
THE TURF.

TJNIoN COC SE-TRoTTING TUESDAY MAY
~ ls, p M,-Purse and Stake 5000. Mile heats best
three in hve to wagons. Mr.. Jones enters b. e. Pet;
4sfI aht,rs b. M Flora Temple; Mr. $. Laaehn enters
b. IN Lady Brooks; Mr. Nodne enters z, George West.
Cars Will leave South Ferry Brooklya for the
o'clock NJ and return the sports are over.
Fare zach way, 25 cents.
JOHN l. SNEDIKER. Proprietor.
TJNION COURSE LONG ISLAND-TROTTING
~ Wednesday, May ~. at r. M-Sweapstnke for 81 5O1
milo beats; beet three in fyc Mr. Wheipy names bl m.
Lady Relief Mr.. Wheelan names bl z Bedford Mr..
Hoasland names bl m Black &aria. Cars will leave
sport eyer. Fare each way % cents.
JOHN l. SNEDIKER, Proprietor.
1INloN co GRSE TROTrING-TnURSDAY MAY 2t
3P NJ Purse Of $iO0 500 to 70 to the seco nd hest
mi.s and repeat in harness. Mr. Whepley enters z.
LADY suhoik Mr. Whce1an enters .nck Rosser; Goo.
spi' or enterseg Vermont H. WoodruG enters b. Bos-
ton Girl Cars will leave Sonth Ferry Brooklyn. tho
course. at two o'clock. r. M returning as soon as the
sports are over. Fare each way 25 cents.
JOHN 1. SNEDiKER, Proprietor
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TYPE AND PRINTING MATERIALS.-NEW BUILD
ing, No. % Hickman street. between Nassau and VIII
Liam streets near the City Hail. Park and principal
The bog respectfully to inform their patrons
anu he trade tha ey purpose moving on the drst May
sau and William streets They trust from tho facilities
there offered by every modern to meet
tnuance Of liberal support Fonts of plain Scotch faces
ranging from 100 lbs to 1000 lbs. weight will be kept
hand, VOL varied assortment Of Fancy Letter. and
every article for the furnishing of print
ing ofees The subscribers would beg call the
ofthe trade to their which for durability has
srpassod equaco by any foundry in the United States
BY peculiar combination OF metals arrived from an
eyIereneo Of thirty years they cast typo
which they feel assured will last longer than that
heretofore furnished by foundry in the country
proof OF this they would state that the last Of this
paper 1.-THE Now FORK Herad lasted upwards Of
averaging daily circalston i AL the year including Sun
gay extras OF o copies; aud this on their rotary
cylinder prcssesthus cyidencing conuaiyely tho
durability. JAMES CONNER son, No. 25 Ann street,
Of Nassau. The type. sc which this paper
printed, IL from James Conner Sons foundry. N B.
Editors and publishers Of newspapers giving the above
Insertions prior TO the FIRST of August 1S and sending
copy Of the same will be paid for il in by
purchasing four times the amonnt Of their bill for
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Our Special Washington Correspondence.
wAsnusGroS, May 10, 1852.

WARRINGTON, May 10, no.
The Mexican DiGchtyPreien, .4rista's Lster Laid Di
recty before the PrcadeHt-Th Collins Liae-Raiiroai
Bills, &c
understand President Aristas letter to President
Fillmore, account Of which the HERALD gave exc,u-
svcy Friday, has been scnt to Mr. Fillmore directly
and not through the Mexican minister and will lie
laid before the Cabinet on Monday, a. trans
lTed The liER,Lp's publication has caused great
sation herc-and MIR. Letcher's ultimatum finds
sponse from any party.
Mr.. liargous, the assignee of the Garay grant, is in
town
notwithstanding the most vigorous exerons the
part of the opponents Of the Collins line 1t IL rendered
certain tho extra compensation will pass the House. 1t
IL gaining strength daily.
Tho Railroad bills Will probably b. taken up in the
House week. in the order in which they lie on tho
Speakers table. N.Y..
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The Steamship Georgia

=.
The steamship Georgia hence for New FORK got Of
the bar last night, and went TO sea.
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TO PRINTERS.

VN0 PRINTERS.-FOR SALE, LARGE HYDRAULIC
Il Standing Press, and super royal Washington Hand
pres With scfnkng apparatus complete Apply to X. n.
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Large Fire MT Macon, Ga.


fire occurred here yesterday. destroying property
tho extent Of S35 600 The buildings belonged to Mr..
Dempsey and were occusied grocery and dry goods
stores by Messrs Adder Hold Carver and others Ths
fire extended from the agency Of the state Bank buildings
Third street. to the brick tenement of G, A. Want
Cherry street both Of which buildings were saved but
considerably damaged
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad loan &C.
BALTIMORE May II. 1852
Proposals for the Baltimore and Ohio six pcr Gems
coupon loan Of 100000 opened this morning The
total bids amounted to So 305 600 Leo and Co took
$ll 600 at $50 610100 The awarded In small par
cels--the bids ranging from $50 IL to 500 s.
The mail liz through from New Orleans.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
From Washington

REsiGEATIokS IN THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES JURY DIS
CHARGED IN THE CASE or Tux FALSE TREASURY
VOUCHERS.
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AT A MEETING OF EUREKA HOSE COMPANY NO.
IA 81 held after the fire tho morning of the 18th nst
the thanks of the company unanimously rendered
Mrs McArde, of No 70 Laght street. and Mrs. Hamilton
Rggam "a Lnisht street. the breakfast
furnished during the the refinery the
JOHN ID. DIXON, Foreman.
JOHN II. STEELE, Secretary.
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NISCELLANEOUe.

n qUNTHER & CO. MANUFACTURERS OF IA
NJ pannod Bird Cages, l6I William street-Buyers will
find there splendid assortment Of Japanned Bird Cages
made the bet unsurpassed and cheaper thaA
anywhere else.
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ZINE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REPOSI-
tory ofFiue Arts 60 Canal street,
the opy tho city where can find Engravnss BY
traits and scraps for illustrating Costumes. &c., by the
thousand Crete Aprons Mrs. Van Skcnes Flower Mate
rails, sc.
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A ROMATIC AND STRENGTHENING TINCTURE
"A for tho TeethThs vegetable dentirice has the
perty the gums bleaching teeth
same time preserving them against and decay and
eycs also every kind Of II does not possess the
crrodng and pernicous effects OF rcoste other drugs
like that usually applied to the teeth 1t very
successfully employed after happening to take those med
cines which impair the gums loosen the teeth,
mercury other metallic preparations Price 3s
per bottle For sale by NJ. NJ Forenbaoh Wiskoma mn.
Of Rcadc and Hudson streets Thomas Green,
broadway and Walker street: Codaington, 3O3 Hudson
street and 715 Broadway Dr. Warner @ Beecker street.
corner of Mnetta street; Greenleaf Knsey, So vesey
streets Rushton Clark Co., 1855 and 3 Broadway, and
10 Astor House; Sands, corner Bowery Spring street.
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"A FEW GENTLEMEN. OR GENTLEMEN AND THEIR
wtses, can be accommodated with Board. with fur
nshes or unfurnshed house. with all the
street. corner Of Sixth avenue,
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DOR SALE-TIE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A
Il Thread and Needle and Fancy store. with house to
LETT rent cheap Possession given before the first Of
June next Apply Immediately the premises. No. l3f
nivs straat
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THE FIRENIEN.

SVNHE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF NATIONAL
Hose Company 2, would hereby most respectfully
tender their sincere tha Dks Mr.. Henry Ruck No 4.
Hubert for the liberal supply of Refreshments fur
nshed them Mt the fire the morning Of the 7th inst
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A TEACHER WANTED IMMEDIATELY-TO TAKE
- charge o. Select Academy One competent to give
instruction in the higher branches of the English and
nentary branches Of the Latin and Greek will
hear of desirable situation. by applying BENZ G.
Taylor. Jacob NapWinke. John X. Komane Cornelius
CVanReyper at Bergen, Hudson county, New Jersey two
miles from Jersey city.
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A T A MEETING OF LA FAYETTE HOOK AND LAD
n der Company No. o. held their house their return
from the fire in Lasht street. Monday morning 18th inst
unanimously
Resolved That tc thanks Of tho Company rendered
Arde Of Laight street. for the liberal aud bountfu
ply Of furnished the members of this
at the said Ere. BY order of the Company,
JAS. S. ANDERSON, Foreman.
CnAs. w. BOWEN, Secretary.
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INSTRUCTIONS

NY YOUNG LADY OR GENTLEMAN WISHING TO
pursue tho study Of German wishing to take lessons
~ drawing will find thorough and efficient teacher by
plying (by note or personality 70 IT, r., sos Broadway
lower Post Office, Box 81 On appeat and most
satisfactory reference shall be given.
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i-ss--siss- -
LIQUORS.

Az u. PETERS s. Co, 800 BROADWAY, EXPORTERS
lsE sud derlors in Chamragncs nos Bran dies
ters Alos Brown Storts Cordia Havana Scsare &c. all
Of which oc nt prices unequoed ~ any other house in
brys Grape Leaf Champagne Orders shipred with care,
by PETERS 4 CO.. 300 Broadway.
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ROARD.-A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, OR A
few single gentlemen can obtain full partial board,
with pleasant whero there bnt fow boardrs
bouse With all the modern improvements and pleasant
Sixth
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yJNHE FIRST REGULAR EEETING OF THE SECOND
Citizens Mutual Loan and Accumul atng Fund Asso-
citation will be held the 42l Broadway Tuesday
evening the 18th inst at o'clock Addresses will
made and subscriptions received Once hours from 9 TO
daily, and on Wednesday and Saturday evenings, till 9
o'clock. ADAM p, PENTZ, President,
JOEL w. MASON, Vice President.
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FTNO MILLINERS-A RARE CHANCELLOR SALE,
the Stock Fixtures aud Lease of the old established
Millinery Store 23l Hudson street New spring stock Has
large Of customers Also lot of plain Furniture Is
be sold in of the death the lady
Rent low. House ready for immediate occupation None
need apply but a cash customer.
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oyster SALOOg.-FOR SALE. TIE OLD ESTAB
~ Hsbed and elegantly fitted up ladies' and gentlemen
Oyster Saloon, No IA Grand street. doing good bus
Tho above is OF the best stands in the city, and
the only for selling is that the subscriber engaged
in other business. Inquire at the saloon. or of
HENRY BLAkEMAN, boat No. 9, Oliver slip.
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p0ARD-A FINE LARGE ROOM ON THE THIRD
- floor with pantry attached and bedroom If required,
TO let with board permanently trsnsiently is suita
BILE for gentleman and wife, single gentlemen Apply
12l Chambers street.
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DRIZE MEDAL AT THE WORLDS FAIR, LONDON
RlNGUET LEPkINCE, Of the firm of Ringuet Lsprince
Narcotic Col Broadway New York. informs his friends
he intends to return in the middle of June. Till that me
he will receive orders for his house Of commission
his His line Of business being par
ticulary all that compose the decoration and furniture
general cabinet work. fixtures artiscal
porcelain silver plate. mirrors articles Of art statues
paintings subusson tapestry and all kinds Of
carpets and curtains One will find in their house Of
York, not only specimens and designs Of all descriptions
but store supplied with great choice of articles
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IMPORTANT ADvICE.-CAPTAINS GOING TO SAN
Francisco. will hnd large quantity Of Preserved Boiled
Beet (French) ana small assortment OF other meats pre-
pared with vegetables do large assortment Of Mar
Of good quality. L. BONNARD BRO, 72 Greon wich 81.
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HOUSES, ROOMS. ETC. WANTED.

:. +. IS ~ -
AN ENGLIsHMAN, LATELY ARRIVED IN THIS
IA country, IL derons of obtaining situation in Flour
MILL is perfectly competent to take the gement Of a
person wishing to engage will please address s. 80
ray street. stating tern e and location.
HOUSE IN THE COUNTRY WANTED TO HIRE
suitable for small genteol family and easy Of scccss
either by railroad steamboat note stating terms &c
can he addressed to c. g., Herald office.
TTNFURNISHED APARTMENTS wANTED-By A
" gentleman and his wife. who keep thoir servant.
sitting and be room with Of cooking apartment In
quiet house down town, (neares the Battery prcferrod
Terms must he moderate References given and required.
ADDRESS, stating terms and location, b. D. Office Of this
paper.
yUANTLD-A TWO STORY AND ATTIC HOUSE
w pleasant of the city. Must have good yard
terms moderate. Address J. ". Breaiway Post Office.
WY ANTED 10 PURCHASE-A DRINKING SALOON
w Confeconary store. Any having either
suitable fur lady to Keep could dispose 0 IL
hy stating situation and terms to NJ NJ " Broad
way Poet 0iiice.
WANTED TO HlRE-THE LOWER OR UPPER PAPT
w house, with litcten, sc, FOR family OF three
person without children Location not above
and West broadway pre- ferrcd. Rent will paid la all
vance lieu Of reference Address Thom this occ
6tatng terms, location, &c.
NE, ANTED-A TWO STORY HOUSE NEAR BROAD
w WY not higher than Fourth street nor than
Chamber street a. moderate rent Address Mrs Yeard
ley, No Trinity Place
WANTED TO BUY-A CHEAP STRING OR HAND
w Cart and Harness Any person having t0 dispose
fcbeap can sdlress z, u, Sun ofheo.