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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-24

THIRD MECHANICS BUILDING AND MUTUAL
Loan Association.-Shares limited to thousand.
goo alreany takon The unproccdontcd Of tho
(O shares having subscribed for before tho first
monthly neong and the subscription books consequently
becoming members Second
having incorporated their .hs
principles to a which found snoh favor
cessOr, SO rapidly;
years ANY person who is borrowing money
terms who will but take the trouble to compare the adysn
with those offered by other Associations will
find tho key to the success Of our PLAN for instance
lt-t will loan money at per 0ent per annum on the
2d-I will allow interest at the rate of per cont per
for two months in advance thus securing double
Of the profits Persons who wish to borrow money for tho
of Iuy ss n % their
offered by any other association. 80 e.
do any time by giving months notice and
back all dues paid by them with interest at 7per oen
person who will but fourteen cents day. tsnd
sesy 'h' with
which he stabh himself business and thus achieve
fee 20 cents per share monthly payment
Ladies and gentlemen doSrous o joining can leave their
s.P. TOWNSEND, Vice Pres't. No, s2Nassau street,
oss S f ss's
special meeting for Sst tho Of due, and
at ~ o'clock, at Union Buildings No. 1868 Bowery J.
Hooper and others will explain tho workings Of this aoo
ton Tho Secretary is daily from A. M to r. NJ at his
Office No. lG3 Hester street. for the purpose Of rocoving
subscriptions.
PUBLIC MEETING OF THE LEXINGTON MUTUAL
"A Loan and Accommodating Fund Association will take
place the Bulls Head Hall corner Of Third avenue and
Twenty fourth street. Thursday evening March 18th at
o'clock The meeting will be addressed by Mcssrs r. j.
Porter H. Lincoln and other able speakers explanatory
Of the object and for the purpose Of receiving
Shares, $500; entrance fec, 81; monthly dues, s.
JOHN PETTIGREW, President.
j. A. CANDEE, Vice President.
WIN. ROBERTSON, Jr Secretary.
Tho Office OF the Association is open daily from
A. M to 9P M at No 1868 Third avenue. between Twenty
eighth aud Twenty streets whore all info
nation will be given and articles Of the Association may bc
had gratis
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COAL.

DI AM DIsCHARGING BEST QUALITY OF RED
Ash Egg and stove Coal from schooner Pennsylvania
delivered at s. ~ ton N ward nj
snts additional cssrgs. Ne. aud 81 sshn on streck
QRoRQR MORROW,
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A UCTION.-STAEDARD ROSES. L. vANDE-
n will sell. ut his IL all street.
day March 26 At o'clock large fine collection Of Roses
from the garden OF Boil Florist, Broadway and Feth
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ANTHOLOGY, SO


TUNO ALL WHO ARE IN DIFTICULTY.-DR. G. W.
4 RoBACK: nephew of the famous MAsnoos back,
Professor Of Astrology at ST. Petersburg and famous
throughout Europe his wonderful predictions Of the
and revelations Of the past be consulted 1T his
residence No White street. Of tho following sub
cts with tho absolute certainty that ths nquircrs will
aid their require and to
their queries respecting the past and the Sokness
of all kinds love affairs business specuations
quarcls robberes and frauds law suits collection ofdcbt
Of distant friends domestic matters generally jour
neys and voyages political affairs &c. &c. &C. Upon all
the disclosures and advice OF Dr. Roback will be found Of in
estim able value.
MRS. BREWSTER, FROM PHILADELPHIA, TEN.
I ders her services ladies and gentlemen CITY
In AstoIogy Love- and Law Matters interpreting
&c. by and SCIENCE constantly relied
and will tell the OF tho lady gentleman they will
marry the of the visters Residence all drAnd
street, between Clinton and Attorney streotA Ladies
Rfty oonts; Gcntomen. one dollar.
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RY j. HEGEMAN, AUCTIONEER.-THURSDAY
- March a5th. at clock, NJ at No. 294 JAY between
Willoughly street and Fulton Brookyn-Houso
hold Furniture: Carpets mahogany and scat Chairs
Bureaus Sofa Bodsteads, Mattresses, etc, eto.
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+. A UCTION NOTICE-MORTGAGE SALE-GROCERIES ES
IA and Horse.-This day, wednesday, March 2 at l0
o'clock 81 Dcy street. OF Greenwich street.
neral Groceries removed for convenience
ssle. Ao Sorrel Horse 10 hands high kind in all har-
W. A. CARTER, Auctioneer.
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PRINTINC. MATERIALS.


ITO PRINTERS.-FOR SALE, LARGE HYDRAULIC
i Standing Press and super royal Washington Hand
Press with self linking apparatus complete. Appyto r.
Hoe & Co., Gold street.
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A UCTIoN NOTICE-C CASSIDY. .AUCTiONEER-DY
IA ii. N BushThis day, at l0i5 o'clock. in the sales
rooms 10 North William street large sae o. new and seco
hand Furniture of description Sofa Beds Desks Iron
Bedstends. Bods Bedding &c. Also, complete set Of
tools, balances, Sc, of q sausage manufactory.
X. ID. SMITH, Salesman.
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VNNo ~ ~.
BaLrIMoRg March %, 1852
The democratic convention to elect delegates from tho
Fourth district to the National Convention mot iase
night Col Jacob q. Davies Cass man, was chosen.
Resolutions in favor Of Cas for the Presidency the Jecr
sonan doctrine, state rights, and tho compromise mea
surcs, were adopted
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Destructive COnflngratiOns.

FIRE At NILAN OHIU.
BurrALo March % 1889
by despatch received hcre from Milan, Ohio, learn
that fire occurred in that village this morning which
destroyed the entire Lockwood Block. The total loss 10
estimated $40 0OO which there il but partial nsu
rance
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HOnIEsTEADs.
ssHOME AND LET us REASON TOGETHBR"-TI
" AllaghRniA Mutual Loan and Aaa null nd


ssrOME AND LET US REASON TOGETHRR."-THE
~ AeghAnia Mutual Loan and Aooum ulating Fund As
sSsssOa 81 will hold public meeting =. Union Hell osrnes
evening next 2th Of March * o'clock The principles
and profits Of the system win be fully explained G.
men invited to attend Come and hear you BY
small monthly payments secure homo acquire hand
dues, So month; shares $500 All information will be
ohcerfoy gvcn and articles Association furnished grst
on application at the Office Secretary 1893 Third
up stairs orether Of the officers trustees Those wishing
to subscribe for shares would do wen to do tho
every evening from Ito 9o'cock.
1sEs
RICHD KELLY Asst Vice Pres, IA Third avenue.
Robt voornos East strco. Job Black
Dennis ~ Third avenue; Chss Peck Twenty
''''''' D'"D'' OSCAR r BENJAMIN. ssorss.ry.
VBAGLEY Atty Of Broadway and Murray street.
NOTICR-BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS FIRE INSUR-
snce Company All persons who have takoa shares
Railroad Buildings of Chat street and yon Row.
to sign the Charter previous its being sent TO Albany
Stock in this had better cAA at the office and sub
scribe immediately The Office will be open this day IL
till and till o'clock and to odnosday from
IL to o'clock for to sign the Charter and sub
J. BRUCE. President.
S. JEssunuN, Secretary.
DOPULAR SAVINGS DANK.-A PUBLIC MEETING.
for the purpose Of admitting members to the WAvcrey
Buildng Association will take place Thursday evening
ofTwenty street and seventh avenus Admission
Free Addresses will be made by several able speakers
planning the obeos of tho Association and tho
proposed its members The otco Of tho Association
No Sixth and is open at all hours Of tho day
evening" and where subscribers at time sign tho
articles and the entrance ee which for tho is
only dollar Subscriptions received and every infor
nation given by the Secretary t No 20 Wall street. oco
N. j. MouNTroRT. President.
JOHN GREGORY, Vice President.
JAS w HALE, Secretary.
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The House went into Committee Of the Whole (Mr
Petit in the chair the bill reported from the RAN
road Committee. The question to tho penalty fer
walking the track discussed. hut without oolnx
through with It, the committee reported progrc
recess was taken till O'Clock
EVENING SESSION.
CANAL INVESTIGATING coNMiTTrEs RyroRr.
The bill reported by the majority Of tho Canal Invea
eating Committee taken up.
Mr.. CUSHING, (dem) Of Tompkins, offered substitute
directing the auditor to the warransthe filing Of ths
Contracts by the Canal Commissioners &c He ndvooof-
ed his amendment at length urging s adoption upon the
democratic members. in fulflmcnt Of pledges made
Mr. WALSH (dem } Of N " opposed the substitute
He denounced the lettings rs fraudulent
Mr. HATCH (den Of Erie. followed in defencc OF thase
who did got any contracts and in denunoation sf
those who did The committee and the Bill was sct
down for Friday evening next. Adjourned
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ALFRED NJ. TREDWELL. }
GRESylLLE A. SACkETT, Executors.
CLARENCE d. SACkETT,O

TNO. l.. VANDEWATER, AUCT1ONEER-JNO. H.
Vandewater & Co. will sell at auction, Wednesday
March 24 at their salesroom No. " Wall street at D
o'clock large assortment ofrich Rosewood Mahogany and
Black Walnut Furniture enamclled Cottage Suits Work
Tables Book Cases. and French Bedsteads Mattesse Pal
Gasers &C. Also assortment of choice second ba nd
Furniture (removed for convenience of SALE with which
the sale will commence.
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TINERRANCE BOYLE, AUCTIONEER-STORE No. 1876
Chatham street Furniture Thursday, 18th, at 10l1
o'clock at No. Is Mulberry street. Bayard, the farn
oftwo parors comprising full French Maho Chairs
A do Of Magrath Sofa Bedsteads Marble top Centre Ia
ble Pier Glass French plate Card Table Grandoes Solar
Lamp three ply and other Carpets Hearhrugs Hat Stands
Iot ths kerynn nd Glass-w
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FIRE AT BIRMINGHAM, Pa.

7
A whole square of buildings in Birmingham including
the shoe store of John jacques Smiths drug store Eu-
dry goods stsrc and other property destroyed
by fire last evening The loss il partially covered by in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-24

INDIA RUBBER GOODS = EMBRACING RUppER
Cloth Coats, Boys Spreads &c. Sc, fer sale NJ r.
gain to close stock BY H. H. DUNHAM Agent io7 Fulton
street
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mo. L.. vANDEWATER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
q day, March 25 Roses Camelias &c.-Jno. Il. ysnde2
water Co. will sell MT auction at their salesroom. No. Id
all street Thursday March 2 at II o'clock splend
collection Of standard and half standard Roses Camea
&C., from the nursery of j. b. Mantel.
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ID c. KEMP, AUCTIONEER.- RICH CARPET
II. ings at auction. in lots TO suit purchasers this
cay (Wsdnesday) at halfPast ten o'clock At No. 50
without for cash splendid assortment Of rich Eng
Tapestry Brussels Three-ply and Ingram tarpotng Floor
Oh Cloths etc. viz English Royal Wilton and Velvet Ia
pestry Carpctng Of the richest and most beautiful
terms this springs mportations very Brussels vory
handsome new and rich patterns Just landed Three ply
good assortment heavy Floor Oil Cloths Rugs
Mats all Of which will be sold in lots suit
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AUCTION SALES.

A UCTION NoTIcR,-THos. BELL. AUCTI0NEER.
n BY W. l.. Fangandt-Large sale this day at lOts
O'Clock ia the auction rooms No IS Spruce street of
snro and We assorted stock Of Dry Goods Clothing and
Gentlcman Furnishing articles Hosiery Cutlery Jewery
Ac suitable for families dealers Thursday in the auc-
ton rooms extensive Furniture; entire
of splendid Watches aud Jewelry valuable En- gns and
force Pump BATH complete outfit in chest for Cali
forniA. and OF beautiful articles.
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WM. s. MILvANE. AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL AT
w auction fine collection of Camelias large Moss and
other Roe from the celebrated garden of j. & r. Hender
Also fine Shrubbery from J. L. Rauch, at the
Seed Store ~ John street. of Nassau Throe
counters for sale.
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EARM OR COUNTRY sEATATAUGTIoN.-ANT
j. Beccker will sell Mt auction Thursday March 2h,
at u o'clock NJ at the Merchants Exchange, valuab
Farm Of seventy and half Of which is
excellent arabic land 1t is situated mile half
the steamboat landing in Fluhng Long Island Upon the
premises splcnddy built double house, which cost
Por further particulars inquire Of
ANTHONY j. BLEECKER, Broad street.
MO MONOPOLY.-GLASS WARE.-TUESDAY, APRIL
IN 18TH at auction two thousand packages Of American
Flint Glass ware, manufactured by the American Flint
Glass Company Boston consisting Of variety Of pat
out Catalogues the morning Of
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CALIFORNIA TICKETS.

CALIFORNIA TICKET.-TOR SALE, A THROUGH
~ ticket with BERTH in tho storage of Vanderbilt no
April The ticket will be sold
ply to A. +. DOUGLASS, ~ Wallstree
CALIFORNIA.-TWo THROUGH SECOND CABIN
~ Tickets 9th April by Yanderbilts limo, for SALE or
will exchange for tickets Of 9th May by tho ino In
sure at the ohico Of Western Hotel.
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educed.-$2 25-Regularity and safety combines The
s c the New York and Harlem Railroad leave the City
Hall Stattn, New York daily (sundays exoopted) atS
selsos A. n. and 3kP.I n SIOAT. supe,istendsnt.
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n1LPAINTINGS AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
~ Auction.-J ohm Levison will sell, this morning
mencing ii o'clock in the large stoe No. BOG Chatham
good assortment Of fine Oil Paintings by celebra
Masters Artists rich mounted gilt also,
lot Of Furniture belonging to public house consisting Of
Chairs Tables. SC. Also Iron Safe The above will be
sold positively to the highest bidder Sales of Furniture
tended to. JOHN LEvISON, Auctioneer.
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O00 LOTS OF WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.
l,OOO Pawnbroker's sale. W. n Lewis will sell, on
Thursday the 18th inst at 25 Chatham street. stairs
quantity Of conpraing large assort
ment of Gold and Silver Watches Jewelry &C. BY order OF
SIMPSON Co.. 265 Grand street Sale TO commence at 10
No A
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AMES COLE, AUCTIONEEK Wild SELL At PUB-
lie auction, the 25th day of March instant under
tho direction Of the the valuable
the late John Tredwe insisting Of property
property Doughty, Vine, Dock Mercen Front James,
Pearl Adams Prospect John Cold and Concord streets
Hudson and First place in the city of Brooklyn
Also large edheo intended for hotel being erected
with about of land land being part
Of the farm the late David Johnson E deceased Also
about l62 of land in the Of Leyden county
Lewis and state York The executors refer
ticuars Of sae tho be made
the day of sale Lhograpc maps sho wing the stua-
tons dimensions the property be had OF the
tionGer. (Sgnedl
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kntilla Emporium 3GI Broadway, may be col
in style sna richness to thing previously submitted
tropolis The proprietor Mr. ECO. BULPIN having the
vanages of oroughly acquired European knowledge
bis business combined with experience In this
y may justly he considered at the head of this par
uar branch Of trade and estly advise lady
lends, whether they want travelling cloak at ten
Give dollars velvet from thirty to forty dollars
emily embroidered fifty to hundred dol.
y 10 pay . visit to this establishment
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tyavo and boau,iier there can be only one opinion
hte who have usei the article IL does unquestiona.
renlthcn, goss renew, and preserve the hbres, and
1.-THE head Il from scurf II may be obtained OF the
fter w. Ciistadofo, NJ. 6 Aston House.
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dtht erens gre ~ spceuatsn, but thero need be no
(lation in CRlSTADORO'S Liquid Dye; for it Is q
Fact that IT gives the most beautiful color to hair of
|ye thai has ever been invented. Those Interested
Ind see applied, at the nyentor establishment No
House.
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extensive purchases during the summer
various European fur sales we'll at those of the
Bay company he respectfully that he
ctured in Europe expressly for the New York city trade
every fashionable shape, comprising Mufs, Cardinals
mas victornes Pclerines Riding Boas CUFFS Gaunolets
Be- in real Rpssia1 Sable Hadssns Bay Sable Cars
be, Chine hilla Squirrel &c. go He feels confidence in
ling the aten zion of the ladies to the above named srs
being satisfied th.t for variety genuine quality and
they cannot be exceed equalied, in the city The
sorber has also engaged the services Of
rier who will givo particular attention to all kinde Of
erations GEO. BULPIN. Paris hsntilz and shawl EN-
|iura, 361 Broadway.
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Agate, In Directing Public Attention to

triumph which III has achieved for fashion, in the
cdaction OF the Shirt would especially invite
ce the nicely 18th which the bosom is adapted to the
Of the bust we'll the general perfection Of the
. and workmanship AGATE 255 Broadway.
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bottle two OF the balm of thousand lowcrs to re-
your ireckles rimpes: supburns. tan tlotches &c..
akc Yourself look handsome, and he cannot he Iv-
'ou 10 be found at NORToN'S book store, irving
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[cnld uair Dye.-nIIler,s Liquid Hair

be dying the hair or whakers the moment IL is APP
.tand unrivalltd by sll competitors For sale and
|cc by tho manufacturer. Thomas Miller at his hair
tson market. N. z. Private rooms for applying the
Also fer sale at C6os dry goods store, No. 6S9 Broad
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MUSE WANTED-AS AMERICAN OR PROTES-
~ tan girl ~ or = yearg old TO take Of children.
One who Is 70 that and good city refer nee,
apply at No ~ Lexington avenue, Of Twenty
fifth street.
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for years past they have been gradually improved
sc al style mill GREEN No. Astor House, has cap
the climax of by his and ingenious plan
measurement insuring perfect fit with mathematical
tasnp
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\ Groee,s One Thousand dozens Lea

| rerriL's Woteostershre Sauce for sals by JOHN
ktAN & SONS, 407 Broadway; six hundred dozens
ling by Patri X Henry. This saucs Is put up in
stoprered bottles, with the names az Lea ana Per-
tfs outside Of the stopper snd on the red label Of
" bottle All others limitations.
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HMM ANDLKsON Is s,ling exhibition tapestry 'ar-
at 80 Is and g. per yard; shrae.ply carpets 6s IS
80 all wool ngrair carpet, s, 3d. 3D. As. 20 5s floor
oths Is Cd 81 and 4s; English oil cloths eight yards
!, at g., Is. 70 IS. Per yard.
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watch, either gold silver and to give perfect
faction to call on j.. SAVAGE - Fulton street.
hes cased to order, in gold silver The Richelieu
ond pointed gold in double extension cases. sold
Int 90 Fulton street.
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Lace and Muslin Curtains from Auction
00V pairs lace nd muslin curtains bought at auction at
sacrifice and will be sold for few days only at lees
Ian cost If importation II would secure bargains
=. kelly H. FERGUSON, 2S9l1 Broadway, and No. 81
Sade street.
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reat Bas gains In DinIng and Tea Sets.

opened few of the cheap white dining sets 1l9
hl pieces for Sl5. Also china tea sets complete "A
Is for 81 usual price of these. sets, So.
J. X. KERR, IS Chambers street. below Broadway.
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ich NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

IT, $40 Broa iwsy corner Of White street. have just
3D. per PACKETS hips Patrick Horny and Hendric Hud
nd dtona srpply Of rich and elegant carpetngs, Of
designs also three bales Of elegant druggets and
lion orunb cloths to which they call public attention.
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cots. Shoes and Gaiters.-Ladies and

clemens fashionable Boot and Shoe store No. 1859 Hud
street of North hooreate No. 3gl Greenwich.
by desept Of Boots and Shoes made to order and
raHN Lasts made and reserved to fit the most pecu-
shs004 feet JOHN bCRRELL.
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A RESPECTABLE ENGLISH GIRL, LATELY AR
IN rived from England, wants tuatinn to do
house cooking Would living It'll English
family. She produce good trstim mails of eharac
and carabty. Please apply at Is west Broadway. Can
be seen two days.
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femn Of threep, tarestry and ingram CARPETS
to 30 yards ga h. az eat sacrifice, Mt HIRAM AN
kSoNS NO 50 BE wery. Also, 800 remnants of Englisl
)ioths, al one-hslf their real value.
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|os alton the very best Invented Beware
bhed dyes. Equally celebrated is Gourauds Medieated
for curing piDpes, eokles salownoss, chaps rough
&c. Pendrc subtitle uproots hair from any part Of the
LIQUID Rouge, Lily White and Hair Gloss ~ "
ker street, near broadway.
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Pearl street, now prepared TO exhibit their fall
be, uprising complete aud desirable assortment OF
velvet tapestry Brussels three ply, and ingram
Also choice assortment of all other goods pertain
30 tho carpet trade; all of which they Offering al
lee that chlllen &c competition.
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gNRENcH SEAN TRES WANTED-BY A FAMILY
who reside in hcw or ans IN wi ter, and at Staten
Island in summer person competent to cut an TT adies
and childrens dresses may actress box MS through the
Post office, for an Interview
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so.r Lecoultre.--yl.ase Razors have !

/
ksosr Lecouitre.-Tresc Rsxars have no
| In their extreme durability and koenness OF edge.
obtained genuine, at SaundeK o. No. Astor House,
70 3sT broadway.
hes gnj Toups cs.--Easc heioE's New style
~ ore pronounced tho perfect sitatop ~ nature
vented Those wanting worry Superior article ghould
} BAVrHELuN'S cClehrUttd WiE fattnry No WaN
where be found the laEsoat avj III as'ortn ent
city Copy The address
as nrd goupccs. -lgesihtlra. <; Hcnrd.
sileC ,aue meke the mntt pUissa .a.iaHtiou Il
heed pafr WITH wertl.s Nfir .lr. ia aa1N'd mob
exomine Thorn. they all bstb laate sl0.
afre lttd nat "a stfieit.srs ,oS hf.d q ag Hsie
hra4t X -
Sra nlasEssa Ayhsng 4 t'la various
iM gArtitt n fStet ny, H3Apt 60 1. ~
1iWN"h 49, TO U1 HWuMIEANeo !" Nsn r.Ufr sie
tNr fasstt4 asa. l8tttUfM nEe.rt.l tv ltfEL, ste
tht. iss asssn @,cet, coret u pue ss8ct.
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|hnger's Sewing Machines at the Fair
~de Of persons constantly gathering about these
npeAnd Ingenious machines exhibiting at the Fair
= American Institute Principal office for the sale Of
b machines Is at 258 Broadway.
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NURSE. = SITUATION WANTED BY AN EXPERT
~ enced Protestant childs nurse take
charge Of nursery. C reference given Inquire
las spring street. Wooster.