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de t~illeuls, assis, Ia tete entire SEES mains,
ct sanglottant avec amertume.
= All Z ca, pourquoi pleures-tu, mon
pauvre garqon? Iui dit le capitaine.
- Je pleure... Oui, c'est vrai, je pleu-
re... au lieu d'aller me battre avec eux
ct de les soufleter en- pIein salon ! Je
mai pas dame, je mai pas de sang dams
les v~eines, je suis IN lache!
- Mais, explique-toi, que diable De
qui parles-tu !?
- De qui je parle, c%apitaine.. des
amis de M. Ernest. Oh !js ne les al pas
assommes pourtant... ce Frederic dor
meuil, surtout t.e
- Allons, reprends du calme, dit M.
Morizot, qui lui ffappa doucement sur
~repaule.
Do calme... celia vous est facile a
dire, q vous... Du calme ! qusnd j%j'aurais
do les broyer sous mes taIons. De beaux
chenapans quill a pour amis, M. Ernest!
Oui certes, je Fen fslicile de tout mon
ceur. Figurez-vous qu'ici meme, en- Get
endroit, lis complement pour enlever
Louise T5
- Enlever Louise I! s'ecria M. Mori-
got, qui sentit lie rouge lui monter au Wis
sage. Les miserables! -. mails non, tn as
NAL entendu, je ne puts croire.
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D'EUROPE.
5tl#. fs Par f'.4,tic.
NEw-YocK, IL Juliet.

g.. ~ ? .N..E% H W"
L'.Aric, arrivant de Liverpool, porte
les nouvelles suivantes d'Europe ...
FRANCE.
lie gouvernement de Louis Napoleon
fait en- &c nome t des tentatlves pour
a%pIanir les difficulties qui ont surgl dams
passemblee vers Ia cl6tnre de la session.
lie message du president est etrt dams
ce les tcrmes en- sont doux ct con-
ciliants. 5.a.., io .h95 .G9-..
.,r lie budget ~prescnte un deficit de trente
ouatre millions de francs. at04
f'ozLe gouvernement sc propose de faire
construire l;annee prochaine, a Ioulon,
dix vaisseas,x de ligne.| III
1854 On dit que lie g~ouvernemcnt va colo
niser Ia Gu;ane f%rancaise.
.',.'" aE..lsE DE, NEuFcHATEEi. s45
Les cling p%uissances ont fofmeilement
signife 4 la Suisse d'ayoir 4, ireeennaltre
les dsoits de la Prusse SIR Neufchatel.
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M. DE SARr,GEs. - Les jonrnaux du
Nord nous ~avaient annonce lie rappel de
NJ. de Sart;ges par son g~ouvernement'
C'etait une erreur, ct ellie est recf'tee
dams la depsche %suivante: transmise de
Washington aux journaux de New
York i: sa.#.#.s -
IL ny a pas IN mot de vra' dam
I" rassertion que NJ. de Sartiges aura't
" demande Oh reGu sou congo. lie gou'
:. vernement ~francais a dome r%aPproba'
- ton la plus complete a sa conduitc ct
ga exprime en- meme temps ses remer>
g clements ponr lie temo;gnage honorable
g rendu par M. Fillmore, par n depe'
!" che speciale, a Ia dignite du %caractere
de M. de Sartiges." " .E=.@
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DIV ERSES.
PARIS "a JUN.

ah 4|.eH aittq .6af PARIS "a JUN.
III i ,,Uniprrs est depasse dams sa lutte
contre les auteurs classiques. M. Rendu,
ancien3 muembre du conseiI royal, ecrit au
Messager du Midi, une lcttre dams laquel-
lie il demande qu'on substitute dams l'ed".
cation des %jeunes gems, Noise a Honere,
David a Virgile; il veut, en- un mot, que
Pom abandonne retade dn gree ct da Ia
lin pour yse consacrer enforcement a l'e-
.tude de rhebreu. 9I3
Tn membre du chapitre metropolitan
de Paris, M. Fable David, repond indi-
rectenent dams Ia Gazette de France aux
Erostrates catalogues. Voici en- quels
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DOW ANDHE SOLORZAyNO,
.0ss COLLECTOR T. AGENT,
Asamanpclom,

Bon ! vous VOLTA CONNIE eux /: ills
me soutenaient aussi que j'avais NAL en-
tendu... Soft, ventrebleu je mai pas
d'oreilles, je suis une buse, un concombre,
une marmotte en- vie... je s0is tout ce
que vous voudrez.
LIE pauvre secretaire redoublait de
sanglots ct Sc meurtrissait lie front avec
desespoir. .aus
- Viens ! s'6cria tout 4 coup le .capi-
tame, suis-moi! Nous allons les confondre
ct les forcer de s'expliquer en- ma pre-
sence. srH
= A la borne heure, je comprends
celia ! s'ecria Joseph, en- poussant un cri
de joie savage. aoo
Et il ~s'elancait vers lie chateau, Iors-
cue M. Morizot lie retint.
- Non, dit-il, toutes reflections ~faitess
an pareil eclat n'occasionnerait que du
scandaie. sans doute lis nieraient enco-
re, ct chacun blamerait notre violence.
II vaut mieux que tu me racontes tout ce
qui s'est passe, tout ce qui s'est dit... En-.
lever Louise, mon Dieu ! c'est IN reve !
On voudrait aussi dsshonorer Ia file, on
lui reserve le meme sort qua sa mai
heureuse mere. Oh /! ma tete se brise!
lie suite su preehaia nune,o;
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81
SheriH's Sale.

TIE Sr.TE OF LoUls1ANA.-5th Judicial
District Court, in aud for the parish
OF Ass"mption.-By virtue of and in
obedience to an order Of seizure and
sale to me directed by the hon. the
above court, dated jnne 18th 1852.
/ have seized and will offer for sale, at public sale
at the court house Of this parish, in the village
of NapoleoovilIe, on Saturday the TIN day of au-
gust 1852, between the hours OF eleven O'Clock
A. w., and four o'clock P. M, the following des-
cribed land, belonging to defendant, to wit:
a tract of land Al. ;-.1tta
Situated in this parish, on the right bank of
Bayou Lafourche, at about five miles below Ma
poleonville, measuring two and a half arpents,
less sixteen feet and one half foot on said Ba-
you, by depth of thirteen and a half arpents,
more or less, bounded on one side by land Of DR..
Guterwood, and on the other side by the balance
ofthe vendors lard. [plain:iffs,]
Seized to satisfy the above wit, interests and
costs, to be sold with the benefit efappraisement,
Terms-.Cash. r. .5,.E.
Parish Of Assumption, july, 3rd 1852.
81 AT. Hickman, sheriff.
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ANNOUNCES.


ETAT DE LA LOUlSIANE.-Cour
du Cinquieme District Judciaire.-
Paro,.,e Assumption. - Succession de
Bristol du Graodru, dtcede.
E. We .,d',n d:c:et de- % Co. &c nnr;are
Dsrct J.'Gc'.: e lie l.. - so ABSORPTION
:o9=.a" AZ: ::,:l:et 1892. j $50 off e
r.a L. 6e.ner.e De Fr@co.~ Mo-
: c, a.. L nd Bs.o,'. le 81 % '!'.t SJ2. a g.,
Ie:,cs I'll M; ;: "a lc sou>s ie,ley ;|.i-'or
ell y.",:, a1D-". 2naat a il DIE srce ,siol: So
vo u tles' v.tole: IN fdsiI 1oaoe, ule
no1:e Ell .el.: u 4 s,I c, u'e nile ct quei-
cues i'c'ce:.
Conditions - CoMP rMr.
Assumption, ce II Juliet 1857.
Desire Leb|nc,
81 creHcr.
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SEurE p'AccrnENrs.-Le4 Juliet est
IN jour nefaste aux Etsts: Unis' b'en gull
nous ramene !'anniversaire de- nolre g'o-
reuse independence. II ny a pas de
prande Vile OH les accidents ne soient
C jour.la tres nombreox. voici Ia Iiste
de ceux qui sont survenus a New-York ::
Dix-sept p%ersonnes noyees en- debar>
quaint q Staten Island; trois Allemands
%grievement bIesses par rexplosion dune
certaine quantite de %poudre; fincendie
dune maison; un enfant tue dun coup
de pistolet: IN jeune homme grievement
bIesse au bras droit dun coup de pisto-
Get, ct a la tate dun autre coup de feu !;
nne autre p~ersonne blessse a la figure
par la meme arme; IN negre dangereu-
sement bIess6 4 I'abdomen dun coup de
fusiI; quinze commandments %d'incendies
causes par des petaros, &c.
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I'm moroccan de terre,

Situe e. cette paroisse, sur la rive dro;te du
Bayou La:oorche, a environ tinq miles au des-
sous du village DE- Napoleonville, mesurant deux
srpens Ell demi, moins seize pieds ct demi, de
face audit Bayou, sur une pofondeur de treize
aypens Ell demi, plus au moins, borne dun cote
par Ia terre du Dr Guterwood, ct de l'autre cote
par Ia balance de Ia terre de la defeaderesse.
Saisi pour satisfaire lie writ ci.dessus, les in
terets ct les frais, avec lie benefce de restima.
ton.
Conditious-Comptant.
Paroisse assumption, lie 3 Jniuet 1852.
81 A. +. Hickman, sheriff.
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SMOKE BEND WOOD-Y YARD,

HALF A MILE ABOVE DONL DsO NvILL1
Night signal, a three colosd light.
s1HERE will be constantly oil hand, a large
quantity of dry ASH and COTTON
WOOD. The landing is an excellent one for
boats of any class and IS provided with good
posts, &c. The subscriber hopes that his efforts
to satisfy the captains and owneas Of steamers GU
the Mississippi will deserve tfe patronage he
s~olicits from them. f35a 20
Checker! swill find very strong posts abovethe
woodward. II LEON JFREMAUX.
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ALLEMAGNE.
NouyEAU ZoLLa

.3F.3# t5d NoUvEAU ZoLL-vEREiN. +N8 ~
LIE gouvernement autricnien a convo-
oue pIHsieurs Etats pour s%'entendre sur
nm svsteme de donane independent de Ia
Prusse. Les conferences auront lieu a
Vienne.
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TN&JAAATs
PRIS PAR LIE MOyEf Do
D A G. u E r r f 0 T Y P E
p, C. PETGNOT.

Annonce resPectueusemcat au public
quill "A prepare n sale ! la Maison
d'Ecole de PaincourtvilIe - Oh il est
pref 4 prendre des portraits, par IN
temps convert aussi hien que par On
temps clair. 81
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TENTATIVE D~'AssAssiNAT SUR LEM

, TENTATIVE D'ASSASSiNAT SUR Elm
bua d PEREUH. i u
. sr Une tentative d 'assassinat a etc com>
mise sur la p%ersonne de i'empereurd'Au.
triche; rassassin ayant echoue, s'est ialt
sauter Ia ceryelle.
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oAn RARILS de Ia conieaanee de 10
oVV gallons. aus pix les p'os mode,es
"a. M VlVEY. Do IL isoas:.',e, (La) l26
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UNPARALLELED SUCCESSIVE fast REGULAR
" meeting the Second Knickerbocker Building oea-
will held in nickerboeker HALL Twenty
third and Eighth Monday evening nex at
~, o'clock This association IL in hourshing c0ndtos
being organized only three weeks and will redeem
this meeting We advise all who wish to join during the
week cali the Office Of the Secretary No les Ninth
which is during the day and evening We invite
both ladies and gentlemen to attend this meeting the
principles and profits viii be thoroughly explained
JAMES r. DEL VECCHIO, President
. hssos WILLIS Vice President.
H. .. MADDEN Secretary Once, No. l6S Ninth avenue.
tIGBLlI MEETlNG-UNUSUALLY ATTRA CTIVE,-
me mutual Loan House Furnishing and Piano Forte
hsohoh VIII hold its first meeting the Society Library
rooms corner Broadway AZ on Trdav
ming at III o'clock No address TO 10 madeline the ma
ture and plan of this will Il. FULLY In
simple practical and conprehensive articles
and the usual officers President Vice
Of Management Secretary &c. tobe and the
society regularly orgnnized Reserved seats for ladies,
whose convenience will be especially consulted Persons
may subscribe any time previously, at the omce No
Aston House, in the bookstore Of Adriance Sherman
Entrance Fee, 81. Shares, 81 Monthly Payments 81.
A. II. JOCELYN, Treasurer.
Come one !! come all and be there in time.
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The returns of each month this year show falling off
in receipts from customs compared with the correspond
ing month last year This indicating decrease in the
value Of mportation is favorable feature and con-
tinuance most desirable The decrease in the revenue
for March equal to decline in the value Of imports for
the same period Of one and halt million Of dollars
The receipts at the Office of the Assistant Treasurer Of
this port today, amounted to s6513l 10; payments
S4,12s ss-balance, S2s15S43 12
The National Bank has declared semi annual dividend
of five per cent besides reserving handsome surplus
The steamship Crescent City from Chagres brings two
weeks later intelligence from California and nearly
million and half of dollars in gold dust The news is
not important in any point Of view. Several new dis
toycrics had been made in the mining regions and the
product had been very large
The annexed statement exhibits the emi-annual
dividend declared by each bank in the city of Boston
payable on the 9Th Of April. 1862
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LIQUORS.

NJ y. PETERS co, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
Rev. n shambagnes, Wines Brandies, Porters Alcs,
nIoWn shouts, Havana Segars, &C., SC. r. & co. are
% ,or inc celebrated Grape Leaf Champagne when
my 1nor 20 inc trade on reasonable terms Orders solicited
"nu s'hPPcu with care and despatch, by
NJ u. PETERS, g. co. 800 Broadway
RUkGuNpr PORT, LANDING Ex-BRIC VIC
- toranLfl0 rpes half pipes, quarters and eirhths
burgundy Port OF the fayorite brands ST. Martin and y
uanton Tue victoria will disc hargne on Aha
9Th irth For fMeby CAZRr h ASTON, u Water street
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.ess over Oct $3.50. 600

Excess over Oct. ...... S150O0o
The Cochituatc Bank pay Sl50,000 old capital
Have increased $4,000 since last dividend The
faneuil Hall Bank went into operation September st
1851 on s250.000 paid in. Second assessment called
rctotcfl S2JOO00 The above includes all the dividends
with the exception Of the Suffolk Bank which have not
yet tecn able to make up their accounts The Ran
doph Bank pays scmi-annual dividend OF profit. of
Eve per cent on Monday. April 9TH
The dividends Of the thirty banks Of the cty Of
rc-ion exclusive Of Suffolk for the last six months
amount &c Hf],.S. on capital pf S23110000. This is
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equal TO an average Of 3S5-lOo for the sx months
Should Suffolk usual, divide Ave FER eent-which
notwithstanding recent defcatons suppose may be
anticipated by the last published satement the bank
held undivided surplus Of profits Of $3026l2-it will
make the average dividends Of the entire capital OF the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-01

+ MEMS AND LINEN Go0Ds:-44 IRISH LINENS,
IL Damasks o. Sd l04, Ia and l24 Sheetngs Napkins
Towels Quilts cam brio handkerchief The largest
stock in tbs city of the above goods owbu NJ 30
Broadway, the block above the Aston House.
TRACY, IRWIN h 60
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POLITICAL.

TWENTIETH WARD.-THE DEMOCRATIC ELEC-
Of the Twentieth ward hereby requested to at
tend the first regular meeting Of the Ward Association
held At the Hudson corner Of Tenth and
o'clock Every democrat earnestly desired to attend
business Of Importance will be brought before meeting
JOHN HcCLAVE, Secretary.
Young MEMS DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GEN
eral Committee. special meeting Of this Committee
will be held at Tanmany Hall Thursday evening" April
l. at III o'clock By order,
JOHN WHEELER Chairman,
THADDEUs b. GLOVER, JOHN A. SMITH, Secretaries.
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMIT
~ teeThe regular meeting of this committee will
held At Tammany Hall this (Thursday) evening at half
past o'clock general and is par
ticularly required. AUGUSTUS SCHELL Chairman.
JONAS B. PHILLIPS, &c, o-....;.
JOSEPH HILToN, $se"siasie''
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
AG SEE THIRD PAGE. -NA
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
MISS N. L. -E is REQUESTED TO CALL AT THE
M appointed place for letters and to grant the
contained therein.
CARD.-IF MR.. GEORGE W. THATCHER WILL
~ call at III West street. and give explanation in
regard check presented by him March 49, he will
himself trouble.
INFORMATION WANTED OF ELIZA AAHON, A
native Dunadsa parish of Stapletown county of Kill
dare Ireland who to this country about six years
since. Any communication from, information Of her,
would be thankfully received by her Esey Flood
native Of same place who has lately arrived in this city
Address ESSEY FLOOD, Box No. I, at this Office.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

JUST PUBLISHED-SECoSD EDITIONS OF THE
Resolleetions OF q Policeman" by Thcs. Wacrs, Of
TIE London detective corps limo, Muslin, ,aci paper
Doc. Experiences Of Barrster" by Warren Warner,
ESQ., Illustrated. Muslin, 75c paper So. III publish,
on Thursday, April L. Heroines Of History ny MHry u,
Hewitt. Emo lin illustrated with steel PLACES For
sale by CORNtStl, LAMP0RT 4 co, Psfk place.
R0oKs-0LD AND NEW, ON ALL SUBJECTS. SILL
~ ing of at low prices they must he sold within
afew weeks. Also, splendid collection Of Easravngs of
aknds fine Line, Autographs Landscape Scraps, Stu
dies, Portraits Heads and Figures very low rrices AZ
JOHN T.. NEAGLE's, l02 Nassau street.
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DRY GOODS.


ID IBBONs, SILKS, AND MILLINERY GoODs-I
~ shall this morning, 5000 boxes Of spring Rib
bons Of my own which will offer to the trade
and othors at extremely low prices.
NJ II. LUHrENSTEIN, 30 Bowery cor. Hester ST.
7 ACES, LACEs.--TIFFANY e. CUTTING, 82I BROAD
~ way, having completed their arrangements with
lsces and emboiderie will be prepared to exhibit Tues
day March tb of the most complete and varied aso
ents OF Embroderes and Thread Lace goods offered
In this city, In aces will be found Collars Capes Berthes,
Cefures Soarfs Shawls Maptlas, aud trimming aces
Brussels Point Honiton and Point Aencon Gupure and
Mechlin. In embroderes, Collars Capes. Chemisetes,
Cuimps, and Handkereheis. Also trimmings and nser-
tons Of all widths These goods will By offered vt such
prices az must ensure Subtraction to purchasers.
NEW MANTILLAs, SILKS, GRENADINES, GRAPE
IN de Paris Donna Maria Barege Mousselne de Lame,
imperial Satin Plads printed Jsconets Lawns, Ogsndes
fouards Canton Grape and other Shaws in full assort
ment also India Shaws below their value These goods in
purchasers TIFFANY CUTTING 321 Broadway.
T ACES. ENBROIDERIEs AND MOURNING GOODS
IL The subscribers daily adding to their stock from
recent mportatons rich Paris Embroideres Point Alan
and Honiton Collars Cofeures Sleeves French Caps
Sc; Hosiery Gloves Mts, and Fancy Articles. They
would also call the attention oadies to their goods
for family mou<nins. A. KERR Co, 76l Broadway,
between Eighth and Ninth streets
CANTON GRAPE sHAwLs--A MAGNIFICENT AND
recently imported from China now sale, at the Paris
A''''A GEO. BULPIN, SOL (iate a5i) Broadway.
NOTICE TO THE LADIEs.--THE PARIS MANTILLA
IN Emporium removed from 35l to 6I Broadway is now
for the spring season and contains the largest
and ebssJes stock 81 Ksntiae ever in America.
fkO, HVLPjE, Sl Wste SOL Broadway.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MONS. PETIN ANNOUNCES LECTURE UPON HIS
~ system Of Eran Navigation the 9th Of April at
French and English languages all the necessary expana
ses . s If an has s a ai "so
the weather will permit, at Union Course Long Island.
A MEXICAN 1NsTITUTE.-A STATED MONTHLY
Is win ss.
way fSRS sc
NEw yoRk LIe 70 DEALERS BENEFIT socIEry
Hall $50 Breadway Friday evening next
& M E %
By sss sesv and
A AA1x; N. A horss. Secretaries.
N b. Every member is expected to be present with his
BY number and our efforts in defence
Jeshurnn are requested attend the funeral late
.sa' hs 5s
A AHSRY so SAEShGH s sssy T. b.
ITO BUILDERs.-PRoPosALs WILL BE RECEIVED
vide iefees TsbSstsd sosssher Seyei
s; Ssis
ss
pms inches % BY feet after
t thnIe'ea oghis, al gaae4. 4s arendh WINDOWS nehe:
lights all glazed 80 of these windows to he of mahogany
and II Of them pine IS of door and window castings Of
pine to fit the above openings the inch
castings the inch doors and to have l inch
and band moudngs to mt the 25 sash doors
l inches thick feet by lights all glazed sash made in
the door l2four panel doors "a inches thick moulded
both sides 5000 running feet base board Snhes
wide and inch thick, all worked rabeted on the face.
and fitted for a2 inch base moulding, 600
feet Of moulding for above. % Ia inch hard pine
boards tongued and grooved and planned side bst
and II inehe, vide for steps best quality clear
inches wide for rsers best quality clear 0 running feet
Of straight mahogany moulded rail- suitable for store ~
mahogany newell posts base inches go li inch
moulded bannsters turned to match newell posts, = Of
short. 20 best quality of pine aths. r. $. The above
work to be duplicated. Reference S. BRANNAN Irving
House, No. 2ll.
NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD sUPERJS-
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CPLENDID STORES--TO RENT FOR FIVE OR TIN
- years the two line five story stores 43 and 40 Bar
street They without exception the finest
in the city. Enquire the premises, OF Edward ii.
Hudson KS Broadway, corner Of Fulton street.
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ITO LET-PART OF NEW HOUSE, FURNISHED
unfinished consisting oftw elegant parlors and
bedrooms on the second floor two the third and
part Of the fourth, tos small private family; situation
the Fourth Union square, Address with real
L. A. b. Union Square Post Oice-nonc others will
be attended to.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-01

Two WIRE DRAWERs.-WANTED IHMEDIATrJy
- enc or two fine Wire Drawers None but fret rate
sc.nmen need apply; Address A. d., Herald of.e All
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NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD SUPERIN-
IN tendent's Once, New York. March 3d. lS52.-This
Company daily receiving freghts for Dunkrk and all
tho the Northern and Western Lakes The
OF facilities Last the
that this is the most expeditions route for sending
chandise West. CHARLES MINOT. Superin tendent.
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MOUNT HOLLY ACADEMY WILL BE REoPENED
~ Marks Coege Chelscs London late Teacher Of Ma
thcmatics IN Burlington College New Jersey Applica-
TONS Tor admission to be made TO the principal Prss
aent street south brooklyn between the hours Of 10 and
nue ferry
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THO LET FOR RELIGIOUS PURPOSES. ON SUN
i days, the beautiful Hall tho first Hoor Of No. ~
Broadway. Apply to H. WOOD, on the premises, in the
evening,
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HANGING ACADEMY, NO. 10 GRAND STREET
- fourth door from Broadway.-P SARACCO pro.
essor inventor and in America Of the
and fashionable Dances has the honor appre the
ashennble public that eorth all lessons will be
70 ny him at any hour Of the All persons
thar VIII honor him with their patronage can learn new
ahee invented expressly by him for this season called
0daska few lessons will be perfectly au fait Of tho
dances of the saloon. - " ~
SPASisH LANGUAGE.-A. DE L. BAEz, TEACHER
ana translator Of the above language having hours
disengaged will devote them in giving lessons Office or
IN any part oil the city, and will also with
corree and puncualty Address street one
door from broadway room No. IL, the fourth floor.
DENMANSHIP-THE CHEAP TERN CLOsING.-IET
this be considered special notice every individual
needing instruction in Penmanshp that Goldsmith
OF lessons at 81 80 will with the week now expiring
Those who would be in time must apply at once his
rooms, 30 Broadway.
TNEACHER-A LADY THOROUGHLY COMPETENT.
who has taught for several in this country
in Europe Music, the Panoforte Singing Drawing the
French style oil Pain ting French and Italian together
with the higher English branches desires situation In
school family going SOUTH The reren
ees given Terms moderate. Address apply personally,
Musda Teacher at > G. Barnes, ken avenue Tenth
nuc, East Brooklyn.
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ID OOMS OR OFFICES TO LET-SUITABLE FOR
~ show club private Offices For partc uars
INQUIRE the premises Of Broadway Broome
treet. Empire City House.
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ROARD-WITH ROOMS SUITABLE FOR MARRIED
- and single be obtained at "a East
third street the Fourth and short
above Union Park. The house has the modern
ypcn
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ROARD.-A FRONT UNFINISHED PARLOR ON
the second floor with bedroom and pantry attached
let, with board from the middle Of April Also immediate
odations for few single gentlem H. Apply at No.
III Chambers street. '''