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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-05
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EOE LlvEkrooL-UNIrED STATES NAIL STEAM
-, amp naLitC Capt Joseph 0onstock-Ths stesmer
Win the United States nails fos Europe posi-
veiy % saturday MAY 18th, at IL O'Clock M from her
canal street bsrth till paid
for elegance and comfort, apply to f."'-'N
r.. 49,. EDWARD K. COILINS & Co., So Wall at.
May 2aeh. va ''''~ '"' ~"'''' INV ~
NOE SOUTHAMPTON AND.HAvRE.-rHE UNITED
-. STATES MAJ steamship FRANKLIN. James A. Wot-
so, viii leave for HAvre touching at South
70 sha she malls aud pESsengers Saturday, Nay
o. ~ y CLOCK from Pier No. 4 North River. Price Of
,1y AN experienced surgeon 10 attached to the
@ No, All must pass through tho Post Once Lrg
the Jay before sailing marked Below No morohan
received on board after THURSDAY the 9th of nay.
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent, So Broadway.
TUE NKS YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
man ssssmers-The shigs competing this line tina
UiAewng:- ATLANTIC, Captain West.
Pacific, Captain Nye.
ARCTIC. Captain Luse.
BALTIC, Captain CoSastook
u,. ADRIATIC, Captain Grafton.
sPs having been built by contract expressly for
service every has taken la their
nc Their engnaste strength and spoeA
for passengers sss uneSnslled fsx
Price Of passage from New York to L:veveool In nst
state rooms $500
From Liverpool to New York ESQ and EG
An experienced surgeon att aehed to each sh:p.
No berth secured until paid for.
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HHRISTYS OPERA HOUSE MECHANICS HALL
~ No AZ broadway. above Grand street. Open every
night during the week. until further notice. TIE original
and well known Christys Mnstrels comprising efficient
and versatile corps Of talented and .experienced
concerts in this city for succession of ayc have
been received with favor by highly respectable
able audiences Tickets % cents. Doors open at q
at o'clock The patrons of Christys Mnsrels
respectfully informed that the Saturday afternoon
mr. iscop tinucd
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ITO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH-NEW, SUPERIOR,
Il and Economical Line between Baltimore and Free
dercksburg Richmond Petersburg Staunton Lynchburg,
Va Raleigh N. c. and Charleston G. The we'll known,
safe, and comfortable steamer MARYLAND Capt. Charles
f. Mitchell, running in connection with the Richmond and
Fredericksburg and Richmond and Petersburg Railroads.
leaves wharf Tuesday and Thursday
at o'clock r. NJ and arrives at Aoquia Creek in
ample time to connect with the mail train for the South
by this fvorite and afforded
the opportunity for enjoying comfortable nights rest.
whilst passing down the Chesapeake Bay and for viewing the
beautiful scenery of the Potomac river by daylight The
improvements which have recently been made the Mary
render her point Of comfort
She fitted with berths fer large number Of passengers
and with for those who prefer being retired
First class passage to Fredericksburg So Richmond.
Petersburg S5 Charleston c. Sl7 20;
Alexandria, and Washington So Meals and state rooms
extra, except in the of ladies and families who are
allowed the of state free Of charge Forward
cabin passage to Fredcricksburg So; Richmond 81 80;
PETERSBURG 81 30 Meals and lodging free. For further
CHARLES W6kTmINGT6N, Aren't. y
Commerce Street Wharf. Baltimore.
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RRoADwAY rnEArRs-l A. MARSHALL. sos
1s. 7.: ::: - = D.s
~ scsou msncs !. u O'clock wsans.asy syss,ss ~
Sss, n II:
s1 III; NJ k sou ss!n piD rs OLD
Whiting; Geo Allen Hr Reynolds DasS. xis: crosfsi
NInLos GARDEN;aMANAcER, MR.; JOHN sErroE.
:ae Of &c s%1ss, ss.
Tn No. GD'i q %:
rSon G ssrsSass d. Mr. ayss'ss a.s
preceded by the ONE ao, piece
III ,nE WAIoh-captain Donnell. Mr.. Hudson; 1sa-
- street-Corbyn Buckant Lesseea-Dress Circle 20
r':" curtain 1 S.s. Fsn gss' vs. e;s.
F @ VII s
net, in sf characters Madsms d LssSvs Mr. xSat
iaSs 1s iii Mr. S wS L'dy Anne Mr. EaSSS
c%sTLKs' w" '"' '''S''O'' ''''' q '"' 7" DUNN
IVA ct, one COMPLEMENTARY, May s-Grsnd 70
Gui,api,. ii; FIRST Appearance in Americassnor Jos,
Ior.tbst his Grand Concert viii take pses this evening"
Guitar which has received the premium
cn aec in stating that he will be assisted by the
cal wonder OF the Snorna hdena Patti (onIy eight
years old pupil Of signora yalcntni and the following
TRINA Donns sssouta from the grand Theatres Of Mlia.
s' u sST, v q s u Sn'
gpd orche ta under the direction OF g. A. Scon is We'd
nesdsy, May
PROCEA NINE
PAnr T.
l. Grand Overture ;,...+...., Full Or 'hestr,
T. Grand Fantasia theme Maiagueno.
j. . Grand Variations Of Love Composed and
executed on the Plus Harp. Guitar. by
Sisnor J. Ca,lss,s
4 Jenny Lind's " Echo Song 80 raptur,usy ap-
plnudcd aud encored b.. .Sgnorina Adelin Pat /.
5.aGrand Melody on the theme Of La Jota Ara
gonoza' and Grand varntions by Sixnor J. Csileyos
PART II.
Grand Overture Observation-Disclosures. Full Orohsstrs.
Rordo Finale, from Beni's Opera of La SOM
nambua, by ...,.,. $500. -. .Sisnorna Al. Pdts.
4. Gran6 Composition the lu.-lIarp-t:ui.
tar, with the graceful and sentimental vsri-
atonsof III Tandango Espanol," composed
and executed by. .,.....,..... Signor J. Gaiegos.
Q. Grand Chorus" Stabat Mater ......... Rossini.
Tickets One Dollar to be had ut the principal Hotels Mu
sio stores and Mt the Metropolitan Hall the OF
the Concert Doors open at performance to commence
at o'clock precisely.
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METGOPOLlTAN HALL.-JEANIE REYNOLDSON'S
N1 Musical Evenings-Jeanie Reynoldson, assisted by
emSent artists, will give series Of three musical evenings
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday May 4h 9th and Sth
in the grand Concert Room Mt Metropolitan Hall Indo-
pendent Of tho published in the programme Miss Rey
noldson will zach evening introduce
never before in this country Admission 80 eents
ing Joanc Reynosons choicest to be obtained at
he q ldoor
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ITO LET-A FURNISHED PARLOR ON THE FIRST
floor, without board at % Barclay street. Hot and
cold haths
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Two LET--h HANDSOME FURNISHED FRONT ROOM,
Il with bedroom adjoining to single gentleman wish
ing to live in French family No young children. Good
accommodations will De given, Apply at No. so White
the
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MADAME OTTO GOLDSCHMIDT (LATE MILE JEN-
A Ind) boys to that she will give her last
Concerts in America before her departure for Europe
the evenings of Tuesday tho 18TH Friday the 2l and Mon
day. Of May assisted by sisner Cssars Bsdia Mr.
orehssr. Of eighty under tho direction
May will take place in Metropolitan Hail. and tho last
cert on the 2th OF May in Castle Garden The price Of
eompanicd by numbered check which seat boar
ing number The ooo for the sale Of tick
cts win be opened four previous to the first Concert
Chickerng e Pisnoforte rooms. No. 205 Broadway.
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LIQUORS..

DRICF, MAY s. CO., MANUFACTURERS OF MINERAL
Waters, dealers in Philadelphia Porter Fine Aies and
sparkling Champagne Cider LeIdon and Dublin Brown
Stout Falkirk and East India Ale will from 4si
building No. 100 Canal street drumming through yestry
street, next TO the Peoples Bank Orders for city
fully solicited attended to with
and despatch Private families supplied with superior
article Of Porter, Ales, Cider, or Mineral Waters
WE INVITE THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC
w to extensive stock of Champagnes, Wines Bran.
ties and Segars prsng variety Of brands and
qualities, than be found other house in the United
Staes Agents Lambrys celebrated Grape Leaf CHAM.
pasne Orders solicited and shipped with care. by
II. Il. PETERS g. CO. 800 Broadway
w Wholesale BUYERS AND FAMILIES REQUIRING
w pure Wines Brandcs, &C., requested visit the
most extensive establishment in the city, where they
be suited with quality and in quantity 20
cent less than any in New York. w. Ii. UN-
DERHILL. corner ofBroome and Crosby streets.
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vT0 LIE THE FIRST FLOOR BASEMENT, AND
William and Nassau. Each story offered is 90 deep
well calculated for kind Of business. They will be
separately together be required. Inquire of
JAMES CONNER & SON. % A m, cor. Nassau.
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FINO LET-TO SINGLE GENTLEMEN, WITHOUT
board two nicely furnished front the second
floor in respects BILE private house. roadway Terms
moderate For particulars, address VI. u. H." Herald
eff
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ITO LET, WITH BOARD-A HANDSOME PARLOR
i and bedroom adjoining complete, with gas n Brook
Iyn Heights in highly respectable private family. Refer
enees equred. Address K s.. Herald office.
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w GODS MINSTRELS, AT WOODS MINSTREL HALL,
W 44f broadway. above Howard street.-The propretsr
gagged the most celebrated musicians Negro
in the world aud is determined make Woods Minstrel
Hall in every worthy tho patronage the ladies and
gentlemen OF this city He also takes this
express his thanks for the great
since the organization Of his company and hs
promises to repcnsh it from time to time with whntevec
novelties or striking talent appear in the profession
Woods Mnstres perform evening and Wednesday
and Saturday afternoons Admission % cents Doors opea
at concert commences at O'Clock The afternoon cea
certs commence at 3oclock N BThc stricost
decorum will be preserved ard the greatest attention paid
to the comfort Of visiters.
M ETROPOLITAN HALL.-PROFESSOR WHITNEY
1vA will by the particular desire and request of pro-
fcssors and teachers Of the public and other schools
for the youth Of both in the Grand Concert Room
Metropolitan Hall. Wednesday afternoon, May at 2
o'clock The entertainment will consist
the hest British American Poets with the
most celebrated British, American and Indian orators in
the British and American Senates and elsewhere Adms
sion 2 cents TO pay expenses Of the Hail. Teachers aud
Others their tickets upon application at the
Hall.
HALL-SENOR GALLEGOS, or
1vA SPAIN has the honor that he will
Grand Concert in Metropolitan Hail. assisted by eminent
artists full efficient orohestra ON Wednesdav
May when no will introduce. for the frat in America,
wonderful musical INVENTION the Plus Harp Guitar ma
by him expressly for the Queen SpAn
which received the premium the Worlds Fair Partisu.
lars ia future advertisements
BRACKETS MARBLE GROUP OF TIE "SHIP-
wrecked Mother and Child Mt Stuyvesans Institute
go Broadway. open, tfor short time ony) from
NJ till 10 7. NJ Admission. % cents; .ets
80 cents.
A ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, 800 BROADWAY, CORNER
Of Duane streetAn inspection OF this splendid estAb
lshment will be found pleasing and instructive
call and examine. Admission, Is cents Open from sA
tol0P.M
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CLOV1yINGS.
CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Families individuals having any superfuous
cltbng furniture stock goods to dispose Of
fair price for the by sending for the subscriber
lis residence through the post will be attended to-
n. Blades attended by Mrs. Cohen.
N. S. COHEN, &c Elm street.
CASH FOR CLOTHING.-LADlES or GENTLEMEN
~ having cast off clothing furniture, to dispose o
the utmost value cash. by sending the
store by letter through the post s. COHEN, 452
son street. Ladies attended by Mrs. Cohen.
CLoTHING.-THE SUBSCRIBER STILL CONTINUES
At his old established stand. paying cash curren
Eey) for Ladies Gentlemon castof Apparel Jcwery,
and all kinds Of superfuous articles making application
by note, or calling personally
l.. A. COWFN, II Wall street, ba sement.
EAST OFF CLOTHING.-WANTED TO PURCHASE,
~ about two thousand dollars worth of good left co
thing in large small quantities. for which the full value
will he given in current application, either
sonally through post. 70 JAMES MOROxEY. at his
ii Orange street. few doors from Chatham street.
(tAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Ladies gentleman having any Clothing. Furniture
Jewery to dispose Of obtain fair cash price by
sendii for the subscriber Mt his residence through the
post. Ladies attended by Mrs. Dusseldorf, No. - Elm
street. l.. NJ DUSSELDORF.
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ITO LLT-IN WILLIAMSBURG. THE NEW THREE
story brick House No. Irving place Third street,
between So tn Eight and South Ninth
somey arched With the modern improvements within
minutes walk of Peck slip ferry. Apply to
o. b. SMITH. 10 Jacob street. New York
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nR POWELL 0CULIsT, AURiST. NC. HAS RE-
~ moved % ~. Broadway, between Broome and Spring
streets where he will attend as usual to all diseases
Eye and Ear, from to4 O'clock daily DR. Powos Urea.
se on the Eye third edition. price 0eents
ht hs shee also, great ysriety Of beautiful
Eyes which can be inserted without the ghtest pain
VIII move, and look exaetly like the natural eye
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nR, WARDS UNF0RTUNATES FBIEND.-lF CURES
~ are the host evidence then here Il medicine for
private Diseases he compared to this Thousandsoa tell
yon that they would have got yell withoutt New
taken by multtries without dscoverv Freo FROM unrea
ssnnes Immediate death the disease. Price ST. Vucs
corner Of Csna sges. aaa 3t2a5wAy,
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They all first class Now York built ships provided with
all requisite articles for the comfort and
sengers and commanded by Of experience in the trade
The price Of passage is $780, without wines liquors Goods
sent to the win be forwarded free from any
charges but those actually incurred.
BOYD e. HINCKEN, Agents l6l Pearl street.
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ITO LET-THE THREE UPPER FLOORS AND BASE
merit of the building S Canal street. Broadway,
81 by lGO feet with high ceilings The floor has
nsed lodge For particulars inquire the pre-
mis-
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ITO LET-A FRONT BASEMENT, SUITABLE FOR A
dentist Board il desired. Also unfurnshed room
with board At 1876 Broome street.
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ITO LET-A TWO STORY AND ATTIC BRICK HOUSE,
in Skillman street, Park avenue East Brooklyn
about hundred feet from the The
eight roems and pantries each and the
water from the cistern Is the kitchen
to e. KNOX, No. 1913 Fulton street.
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ITO LEr-A GOTHIC COTTAGE, IN JERSEY CITY
L 10 minutes, walk from the ferry. Aeeommodatisn
furniture will he sold at auction Inquire OF j. COLEMAN
HART. Sc Nassau street New York.
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ITO LET-THE LOWER PART OF THE BRICK
house. No IL Oak consisting Of front and back
parlor front basement and two bed Possession
-ipediately Inquire the premises.
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ITO LET-THE NEW FOUR STORY BRICK HOUSES
i in Twenty sixth street. between Sixth and Seventh
aiming the modern improvements Of
ter hot and cold baths dumb walters, SC. Possession
i'm mediatciy. Rent 5000. Apply to
JOS. A. WEfBEL. No. IS William street
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MEDICAL.

nR Z. HENDRICKS PREVENTIVE WILL BE SENT
~ by NAH, for one dollar post paid. This is the
preventive under various names advertised for hve dol
lars Don't be deceived 1t intended for those who do
feel inclined to increase their families 1t is pie
and iufsllible. Address DR.. T.. HENDRICKS box 2ics
New York Post Office.
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shr Company intend sailing their new steamships fol-
lows:. rRoh PHILADELPHIA.
City Of Manchester. .Thursday June
City Of Manchester. Thursday, July 20
City ofManehester Wednesday, May
Sy 81 June June y
Rstes o, passage from in sieele
ae rooms SIS inchGns provsans and stsvards fees.
''r 'f goxGI is'5a Exchange place N.Y.
or Ne9 Walnut ftreet Philadelphia.
GTEAMsnIr LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, NOR
~ 5esS es
syr one Of which leaves New York every Thursaay from
s city & on and 6n ssa s
q every wesk These vessels are thorough sea stesmer
GERS Cabin passage and found. between New York
CITY e. ana Sa' S. sers Hsw %
SG 81 T4ns and found & New Work and Nor
folk per foot; do do do, 30 Petersburg &C. per foot
''ss"' Or passage aiIfER LORD los wall street.
DEsPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO. THE
nsw rpPr NTELGrE Captain RGGsss
freight shippers DESTROYS Of landing their goods in San
this opportunity shr viii fsisS sdns in three
o. four days and is the ' sprT ssy " Street.
EoR sAvANNAn.-UNITED STATES MAIL LINZ
s s snf c' Nav Fn
SAMUEL l.. MITCHELL, No. l9f Front street.
day May sth. For speed strength, acccmmodaton and
iare, these SHIPS have no superior on the ocean.
EoR CHARLEsToN-sEMI-wE LINE.--THE
ADcER, Capt j. Dickinsons viii leave PIER 10 North
river Wednesday May 5h at4 o'clock. r precisely.
signed and counting Of sPoFroRD,
steamship to travelling public Of
IN po , OF p na 81 y 50 h
thought she will eclipse anything ahoat The public in
vited to examine her.
THOROUGH TO SAN FRANCIsco.-NEw YORK AND
UNITED STATES GSsrles Berry sisase
yiS as sn sss
from New York and nmststey thereafter proeceds San
in % srs not @
s on TIE A1 Tne a sss ss The
voyage between New York and Chsgres days nine
voyage between New York and Panama the shortest time
on record both as to running and actual time from port
Apply TO DAVIS, BROOKS & co,
General jones' oSssss'l i = 56 BSrys5 street.
Passengers by the United States viii dssmJsrk scns
side The wharf At Aspnwa and take the Panama Railroad,
tndant upon landing boats al chasres, and the river
navigation to Gorsona, '''N ''' ~
rTo CAPT. JAMES BoAC, BRITISH sHip URGENT
GERS the Brtish ship urgent OF belfast on our ariya
sma pGT Sss s mSs Ser @
Of high Of gratitude and respect wards FOR
fcr Your unremng kindness aud attcntion towards MS
while under your charge We also beg leave express
Mr. George Borlcasc for his aomrable cprs towards cnr
.g yo sS Sns success S " vop - Your Wish
traly, NM Icots IL d. Cr%nss,l, y French, lsa re
n.y. nrsdsy Js ooro 1--WE VIM Nc MsK NV m"l Sl
On behalf efsbc passengers,
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CLAIMS.

ELAIMs AGAlNsTNEw ORLEANS, AND THE FIRST,
~ Second, and Third Municipalities wanted-Any valid
claim above past due maturing will be bought
by the subscriber favorable terms All inquiries by mail
viii he answered the personal app!ica ton
j. THOMPSON No. Wall street. corner of Broadway.
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ITO LFT-WITH BOARD, LARGE FRONT ROOM
on the second story with pantry attached furnished
unfinished suitable for gentleman and his wife
Beach street fronting St. Johns park Apply above
by addressing Board Journal of Commerce office.
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TITO LET-AN OFFICE, SUITABLE FOR A RESPEC
table physician in most excellent location in varicl
street with lodging and breakfast private family if
qured Address L. n. A., at W. NJ Thurmans drug store
corner OF Canal aud Varck streets.
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LNELLOWS' MINSTRELS.-NOTICE.-THE ORIGINAL
Il we'll known Fellows Mnstres" comprising elR-
cent corps Of talented and experienced performers.
under tho direction OF j. Fellows would tuliy in
form the public that they will perform Mt Troy April
and 10Th Utica hp Goth and 2st; Syracuse April - and
Hall Rochester April 9Th, 2sh and Goth; Concert Hall.
Buffalo April 30 md May LIST, Sd 4th 5h and 9th T. S.
Duo notice will be given when they their
&c Is arai in Broad
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NEW fUKK AND PHILADELPHIA UIKECT.-U. s.
IN Mail and Express Lines, through in ~ NJ J.
Railroad via Jersey City leaving New York NJ foot
Of COrtandt street; A. NJ and ~ p M Liberty street,
Leave Phadelphia hours from foot Of Walnut street,
reduced to 50 for first class and second class
Baltimore Washington and Charleston through tickets sold
in the above lines and through carried NJ
and 6 M lines from Now York with through
without expense.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.

A HANDSOME FAMILY HORSE FOR SALE-.SIx
an years old, sixteen hands HIGH kind and gentle in all
harness under the saddle excellent traveller OF
great and warranted sound Apply a. MI COR
in Green street. between Grand AID Broome
streets.
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ITO LET-FURNTsHED TWO FRONT PARLORs,
Il with Bedrooms attached Also, single Rooms, in a
pleasant part sf the city Inquire at II Walker street
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gentlemen, with or without breakfast and tea fur
nished front parior with bed attached the
door also several other rooms, with private fam
where there other boarders.
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ITO LET OR THE LEASE FOR SALE, OF ONE OF
the best Boarding and LODGING and Porter Houses in
Jest street Makes beds has fourteen steady
boarders takes from the har $40 Ss per Only
requires to no For particulars inquire at No. ia
W est street, near Hammond.
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A YOUNG GENTLEMAN WANTS A ROOM WITH OR
N without breakfast and tea, in small private family
will nv fnr price II suited. Address o. L., Herald Office
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nR. JOHNSON III DUANE STREET, so WELL
- known for the last twenty-five years for HE superior
treatment Of private diseases still be consulted at his
old Office. Of the following complaints viz sypbtic
mercpria ulcers, glanduar enlargmens and
debility. All undertaken treated with eaEdor and
charge nnless 3 cure is perfected.
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IRISH. SCOTCH. AND BARNsLEY LINENS.-JAMES
BECK CO. invite particular attention to an extensive
importation of Irish Scotch, and Barnsley Linens ncud
ing every description of goods from the best manufac
turers at unprecedented low prices in width aud
make suitable for families and hotels Parties Finishing
will find this advantageous opportunity for pur
chasing really sterling goods at prices lower than
rally charged for inferior articles. The impor
prise general assortment of Shifting Linens Linen Sheet
ings Powcase Linens Table Linens Table Cloths every
size and quality, Damask Napkins Towels and Toweng,
Flannes Blankets, Quilts Table and Piano Covers &c.,
&c. &c. j. b. Co. confidently recommend this lot Of
goods to the special consideration Of ladies' and their
TONERS generally they Of first class fabrics and de-
cdedly chesp-a55 Broadway
DARASOLS.-THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
the richest styles Of the lately introduced Pagodatop
lined Paraso would call the attention Of tho trade
they uneaualled for richness, beisg
posed Of the costly silks and pearl and ivory mount
A. BOHME. 10 Cedar street.
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ID 0OMs TO LET.-A FRONT PARLoR AND Bed
~ The second aoer furnished unfinished to
let single gentleman without board ALSO front
third foor The house Is pleasantly situated. fronting
che Battery Apply at NO state street of White
1a
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THE FEMALES CONFIDENTIAL rRIESD.-pR \
HEN bricks Female Panscea, Nos. i, g and 8, corr
reefs all irregularities Of the female system sent by
with advice. Prince % cents consultations Sc Letters
confidential Address box 2456, ~ Y. Post Once No.
mus not be taken during pregnancy NJ BL0ok for
impostess who attempt swpdc the unwary
by charging one dollar for couatsrfeits.