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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-23

'gINO SPORTSuEN-oN FRIDAY, THE 2iTH SEPTEM-
i ber, shooting match VIII come OF the Hobnken
Meadows to at " o'clock. Two hundred birds
will he the ground JOHN TAYLOR.
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FINE ARTS.


M MaDEMOiSELLE HUMBEKT, WHOSE TALENT WI
" have been able 20 appreciate by the PORTRAITS
made during her short residence in city
turos exhibited at Mesurs Williams inorus Le
friends aud the public that her sister, Ceo
umbert artist equally distinguished, will her
rival from Paris cass for paintiug
young ladies' any person wishing the art
pain ting For terms, inquire At No. 81 Clinton place
Eighth street.
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mII.LlNEH1 AND DREss-MAKINa.

NALL MlILiNEKy.-Mk 4. y. PATTEN, No CLlN-
ton place, Eighth etreet will OPEN Thursday, Sept
-, tsli Millinery.
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MRS. W. SIMMONS WILL OPEN PARIS FALL
Nl Millinery ThursdRy, sept I'D at her premium
Snow Room 6t broadway ous door below Prince street.
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THE TURF.

HUNTING PARK COURSE.-NO. i. TUESDAY, OCT0-
- Der 9Th, Sss, mil. neatsbest In in har
Tucedsy October 2thsan. No Co skeleton wa
Thurgday, OctOLer tth No. L. under saddle
Above FREQ for ell horses Close at Keyser Of
Eighth and Chestnut streets September 2h ut o'clock
Two more . field. twO t. start
BUCHANAN Z co. Prorrietora.
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AIRS. HIATT, No. Spl BROADWAY, WILL OPEN HER
II Par0 Millinery 23J Ths ladies are rcsps1t.
1uy invited call. A. sfne trade supplied with dress
millinery patcrns.
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SPORTING.

MORE SPORT FOR THE FANCY-GREAT FIGHT
Nl for 500 side, between the renowned Mexican
bily and the celebrated Rsd Jack of Ma
gers Hail. I0i Elizabeth street, Friday evening" Sept
Ath, 1852 Tickets 10 had all tn. sporting housest
city and county; also at Mager the shave evernG
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MISCELLANEOUS.

nD nAa PER YEAR FOR fEW HUNDRED
DZ,UUU dolars 10 be soa, 9 aresreot4gts geDtle-
outlay 81 os,taI only tho purehasc money Apply 20
C. vs. rasa ssxret totweor tho hourn OF " A. ~pd T.
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METROPOLITAN MILLINERY EsTABLsuHENT-
ItI Mcsdaucs SIhhuND> SuEL, return their 5ratsu
know t. the las of New FORK aud its vicn.
y for the very liberal bestowed them snoa
oitnng and soets their attention to tneir selection
Millinery atraws Fostrs. &v, selected from the boat
raian buuses which o ready for inspection Tues.
d. hcxt, - gtumbsr ~ ~ $40 broadway
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pERMsN Az.
MIR. A. b.. or THE METROPO IrAN HOTEL. WILL
NA hnd uote At tho Broadway Post sfhcc

INFORMATION WANTED UND
lug been advised that her brother John Quinn saod
from Derry ireland the 18th Of Juyia the ship Mohon
60 and having noticed the arrival since
said vessel at New York, and not having heard
from said John Quinn will esteem IL great favor
captain Of the passengers Of the Mohongs will
form her he in the ship Any
addressed to her In fhiadeiphia No 2 fbsrt viii
be thankfully received. ELLBN QUINN.
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HENfRBviLLE COURSE, L. I-GREAT STALLION
~ match Tor f2M three mile hsss $50 pounds ~sgons
October i1sh. Mr. u. Tsmab names b. b. 81. Lawrence
JOEL CONKLIN. Propriesos.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MAILS FOR CALIFORNIA. SOUTH AMERICA,
lv1 Oregon, Sandwich Islands, and china per
Nevada aud Cortes will close clock Thur
day. sept I'd In charge OF special GER SIN
parcels received TO o'clock BERFOKn 81 CO.
No. 2Astor House, Vesey street.
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ipAWNBR0KER'S SALE-WN. WiTTIRS WILL SELL
on Thursday, the 23d., SUS Hudson street, IUx
9clook general Of unr-deomad pledges
sting Of iadies gentenens clothes and
nstruments, tools watches ami jewery &o BY order
Charles Cudlipp, 2S Spring street.
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SALES nv AUCTION.

A UCrION SALE OF 500 PACKAGES AND L0TS Oh
"A all kinds Of Crootery aud Giassware-By VIM. W
Shirley ~ No. ~ John street rhursdAy Septemher ~
at ~ O'Clock. Sale positive for cash lots
snd groosrs. Those wanting bargains ~iil attend
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- W. WESTCOTT, AUCTIoNEER.-MoRrGACE
ANs sale of Furniture. and BeddingtIn Friday
morning. At 10 o'clock, at 4o Greenwich avenue all
the furniture Of house consisting marble top plain
Bureaus dining centre card pier and ncy Tables
Iees sofas Sofa Bedstesds Divans mahogany and wal
nut Rockers do. VOtaire and sewing Chairs
and walnut cottage Bedsieads walnut and maple Chairs
hair nattrcsses Feather Beds and Bedding and
gilt Mirrors Clocks mahogany and walnut Hat stands
marble top and plain Wahstands aad Crockery Carpets
Oiicloth straw Mating, witt quantity of Furni-
sure China Crockery GA &c. Sale positive, rain
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

INDIA RUBBER sHoEs.-g00o PAIRS oF DAYS
i Patent Nulcapiyed Rubber and Japanned Overshocs
These goods received the premium silver medal at the
Ann ua Fair OF the American Institute Exporters aud ex
tensive dealers advised TO profit in ordering and
purchasing Days facilities equal 1000 pas day Buyers
cautioned that the combination are again ~ their old
game Of threatening prosecution my sustamersR for
thce.that they may sin for yoar more I'll their
pockets HORACE H. DAY, oldest Msnufac, Of naia
Rubber the business in the Uned states and
twenty patent rights Warsboese. No. ~ CcItlapdt
street
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COAL,

COAL--I AN NOW DfSCHARGING SEVERAL CAR.
~ goes II the best quality Red Ash Stone Coal, which
will sell to dealers and others 81 per from vessel aud
will deliver from vessel 81 5 and screened from yard
at 81 rs PETER CLINTON, corner of King and Green
wich. and Rvington and Gocrck streets.
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- -
CLOTHING.

CAST orr CLOTHING AND FURNITURE W ANTED
- Ladies or gentleman having any Clothing Furniture
Jewery to dispose Of obtain fair cash prce bv
sending the smbsrbe9 at his residence or the
post Ladies attended ~ Mrs. Dusseldorf No. IS Elm
street L. N. DUSSELDORF.
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A DAMS co OFFICE, NO. 30 BROADWAY CALI.
"A fornia Freiyht, Package, and Parcel Express pc,
10Th iS52-onr next regular semi monthly express for all
fornia via Chagres and Panama, will lie
United states mail steamer Empire City Tor Charges d,rsc
on Monday 10Th inst; at two O'clock r. NJ through a,
usual in charge OF one OF freight agents and ape
eia messenger to destination Conynses oresht by this
requested TO send In their goods with
before e gay OF sang to enable 30 comply with che
en- rea1ston for cording and sealing par
Monday No package should exceed 1875 lbs weight or
feet eube measerement and everything mus. strictly
water proof cs ~ VIII DO at owners risk No charge for
castom-house fees Or consular eertfssates.
ADAMS CO., No. 50 Broadway.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES. sc.

RERF0RD Il CPS GREAT CALIFORNIA PACKAGE
- and Parcel Express will forward on Monday next
May lot per steamer Empire City, via Havana and Aspin
wall in charge OF our messenger through to
Or express rnnk fer small parcels will BIO kept open
NJ day OF sailing Freight taken at tho lowest rates.
No charge Tor custom house fees
N B-We shall send our mail for South Pacific per
English steamer leaving Panama s0th May. w ~
BERFORD'& CO., Vesey street, Aston Uousc
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EEW PUBLICATIONS.


THE RAINB0W.-THIS SMALL, BUT USEFUL
sheet disclosing the most important discovery OF the
present century mailed monthly six months to all post
paid addresses % cents directed To L. h. CHAP
MAN Philadelphia Addresses should be plainly written
rTlHE RUSH FOR THIS WEEKS NEW YORK RE-
i vee has drawn the publishers TO strike Oh several
extra meet the demand The COPYRIGHT Of the
new and popular story Of Love and ffstred, or the
Feons Daughter Ia secured for the Revelc, and equals
the bes. OF Buwer Price only two cents ON sale
BY the newsboys and periodical agents.
NEW MEDICAL B0OKS.-A PRACTICAL WORK ON
the Nature and Treatment Of Diseases OF Urinary
Organs; by H. Bostwick, MD practising physician and
geon and lecturer these complaints Price reduced TO
81 50 coored plates Extract from the Boston Medical
and Surgical JourIal"t may be said fearessy, to be
equal Ricsrds great work the same family
diseases and fur superior ~ anything the kind before
Published in Ills soenTy" Author of work Secret
Vice and their terrible consequences This 10, withoua
Doubt the truthful and important book This sub
feet pubisled Price ST. Author of book Nstu-
Death Diet Er Family Physician; Cause OF Quackery,
Ee &c. For sale a. 30 and OF the Author 5l Broadway
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DIAPER UANGTNGS.-THOMAs FAYE CO, NJ:
43G Pearl street. Madison, call the nsteh.on o.
dealers and purchasers generally 70 thsir
Of foreign and domestic Paper EanSnEs 9 ivory W
rety and STYLE particularly their rue oak Feiyss sas
Geld decorations which they have 80 stsged On s,reens
as TO show al to the most inexperienced What
the eject will Is the wai The public are invited
10 and And uniqse arrangement The
aytjsn scrAnep plsyei 70 hang the Daps0A
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THE TURF.

CENTREvILLE COURSE, /. I-TRoTTING-xo
~ day, May TO- at three o'clock P.M-Purse 500. Nile
heats best three Ave. in harness VIM. Wheelan enters
b. x. Jack Rosster; q. spicer enters a. Vermont s.
Mclaughlin enters ch. K. Zachary Taylor; l. woodruff
enters b. q. Pelham. JOEL CONkLIN, Proprietor
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DOWELTON HOUSE, NEWBUEGH.-THTSL LARGE
and splendid family Hotel situated mile above the
village, emnenee commanding an extensive view Of
the river and Highlands, and surrounded by delightful
country will lc reopencd carly In June next. The Hotel
is located In park ~ II with walks aud
srbors and shaded by several hundred ornamental trees
lhe private Paors and Bed Rooms and well vcnti
lated and most of them with each other Tho
Reading Room, Billiard Room Bathing Rooms and Bowl
ing feys all well arranged for extensive Hotel anu
In fact all the Of the house equal not SUI
poror to any similar establishment in America For the
liberal patronage bestowed by many fsmi
lies last upon this establishment the ten
der their grateful Acknowledgement. seye.
raj times daily by rsrond and steambont at moderate
fares. Families single gentlemen wishing to make ar
ranscronts for Rooms for the summer will ease address
IS above. BLAKE REED
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MUSICAL.
MISS ROSA JACQUES HAVING RETURNED TO
1 this city, will give instructions in Sin gng and REFERS
to her ability, to the following letter Madam Otto
Goldschmidt (lste Mile Jenny Lind):--
New YORK, January g. 1882
DEAR MADAM have much pleasure in bearing my testi.
musical talents having had opportunity Of
forming my Judgment from the Of having
with in public various occasions at Hamburg
and also privately in this city, and have therefore,
Hesitation in recommending worthy in respect
OF public patronage and encouragement remain dear
Madam, yours truly, JENNY LIND.
For particulars apply to Messrs w Hall Son. sohu
bert Co., Mt her residence, No. As Amos
Greenwich avenue. from . to II o'clock AN.
VNANTED-A MELoDEON OR AN OLEoN, ONE
w with I,ess tuneabe reeds Any ha
wing good second hand nstrument of the kind
purchaser y addressing LOCKE, AZ Ann street. stating
the hour and place where il may be seen.
GRAND PIAN0FORTE RECENTLY IMPORTED
~ from one of the first European manufactures
wood and first class has been
months and will be sold at great bargain Also,
hand Pnnos-one for $50 for $75 S25 for
$780, and for Sl60. A full assortment of Boston
and New York Pianos which offered for sale, the
LINCOLN THOMPSON
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NEW MEDICAL B0OKs.-A PRACTICAL WORK ON
~ the Nature and Treatment Of Diseases ofshe Urinary
PAPER HANGINGS.

DIAPER HANGINGs, OF NNw AND BEAUTIFUL
L designs, Just im ported by Francis Pares 4 Co., 80
Pearl street. selected expressly to decorate the interior
apartments of the moss costly mansions sud can be pnt up
by superior workmen offered wholesale rota 81
the very lowest prices
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BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS, FROM AUCTIoN-EJ,
- egant large fze Counterpanes 1885, worth So M extra
large Counterpenes elegant patterns IJs worth Ct 10
double dsmask linen Table Cloths only 81 Cd and Is
heavy Sheetings 81 pese 2 yards superior Shirtiogs
81 piece (32 yardsG "a fine pillow Mun Dc by tho
ynrds extra heavy Brown sheetng 3D. yard BY the
gs. pece elegant hareyc De Luine, Is Is I'd Ia i'd
and 2s; ladies' fine Linen Cambria Ianderchi.f oniv H.
pieces gehS Linen Ilandkerchefs Is 3D. and 2 a. al
GEO. G. BURDETTs Cheap Dry Goods store e. y
1876 Walker street.
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OOO roRFEIT THAT DIR. KELLINGER,!

$1,000 THAT dr.
the pretended medicines before the public Don't fail to
send and the most astounding proof that
doubt respectabty You who have lost your hair
have ache pain weakn matter from what cause,
il like a2c in lbs Depots290 Pearl street,
Ingersol Brother and i7e Broadwsy Breoklyn, Mrs.
Hays street and Mt the Of Sands and Gold
Philadelphia r. Calendar IS South Third street. and Of
Frederick Heenbod, at Bnls Head Boston, Mrs. E. Kid
der Co. Washington, ID. c. y. A. Lutte, Penn syvsnia
Buffalo. Brstole More Thornton, Main street;
New Orleans j. Wright Co. Charleston, s. c., Cowan
Co. Dr. KS great discovery for preventing and relieving
sickness will astonish the wori it acts like charm
81 bottle six for So or 50 dcE Magic Fluid for the hair
81 each his for family 81 eaoh 80
doz his nment for the horse in large bottles 80 cents.
81 doz To be had Of almost every druggist In the
United States and the Caaadas. 1t aso be had at
Joe music store 800 Broadway, and Of T. Hope grocer
Chamber and Hudson streets.
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DRY GOODS.

DRY COODSs
ID ICH LACES ONLY.-THR DEPOT OF THE MANU-.
N features of Chanty and Brussels Laces transferred
from No. l6 Park place to ~ broadway opposite Washing
ton place. Sbawls Scarf Berthas Sleeves
Mantilas, Wells, Handkerchief, &C., &c.
JULES DELCR0IX, Agent, No. 7l2 Broadway.
GREAT REDUCTION IN SILKS,-JAMES BECK &
CO., S55 Broadway having reduced their nitro
Of coored and black Silks are now offering the largest and
the best assortment Of spring and Checks and
Stripes, Glace Silks &c. &e rich plain Pom de Soc Gros
dc Eccosse plain and figured Gace ditto rich Brocdes
color and shade suitable wedding evening
or walking dresses &c. &C. Also large and well selected
assortment Of black and second mourning Silks Of
description, width, and quality The above goods having
been greatly reduced in price by j. b. Co.. they with
f9ence recommend them boing superior as
the cheapest of the kind that to be found in the city
1856 Broadway
DARASOLS-THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
the richest styles Of the lately introduced Pagodatap
lined Pnraso and would call the attention Of the trade
the they unequalled for richness beiag
posed ofthe most costly silks and pearl and ivory
A. BOHME. IL Cedar street.
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VALUABLE NEWSPAPER FILE FOR SALE.-A VA
luable file Of New York city commercial newspaper,
bound volumes, commencing January lAt
1900 and Terminus ting in June, 1888 for sale Address by
letter. post paid to T. g. N. at the office of this
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A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE CAN BE AOQOA-
modated with board in private family, with 2 ront
room and bedroom, second story. Apply o. " Aen
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TRY GOODS N0TICE.-THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING
II purchased the entire stock and trade of the late
Henry Van Saun 3l3 Hudson street. Is selling the
at greatly reduced prices The stock will
creased daily from auction and other which will he
offered at equally low pccs He will also embrace this
opportunity ofsolicing continuance custom the
late Henry Van Sauns friends and customers as the busi
ness viii be conducted under the superintcndence viii
liam j. Vincent formerly with the late Henry Van Saun
r,
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VT,O STEAMBOAT OWNERS-THE ASTONISHING
sale OF lots at Strattonport and Flammersburs. has
Induced the subscriber to advertise for boat to
to ard fro Any having boat suitable
for passengers drawing three feet of water
Hen and commodious, hear Of Of char
toripg. Ly applying to JOHN A. FLAMMER
157 West Eighteenth street.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

GREENE STREET SYNAG0GUE.-NO MAN IN TIE
community was more univers ally respected and ad
mired for h great erudt,n sincere pety and upright
conduct than the late Jacob ~ Falkenaw Tho funeral
Grafton in memory of him will be delivered Sun
May sth at four o'clock p NJ, by the Rev Dr. Raphal.
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FURNISHED SITTING AND BEDROOM, TO LET.
in private family to ono or two single gentlemen
moderate References exchanged Inquire at 500 Broad
way one door above Franklin street.
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VA ORTIZ KNOWING.-A LIQUID HAIR DYE, RE-
w quring but one application, Saving the time and
going the hair with different prepare
tions has been discovered II Is instantaneous In its Of
sired. receipt for making and directions for using the
same, will be sent TO address, receipt OF ST. post
paid. Address ETIENNE GUY Analytical Chemist. hoxN
Broadway Post Office.
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RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A STU
N alton Waiter Chnmbermaid and to assist in the
cooking Washing aud ironing She understands all kind
In general md has the hest of city reference
from last place. Please call at No. POI Elm street.
basement Spring street Can be Sa
turday and Monday.
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WANTED-IN A WHOLESALE DRY GOODS STORE,
w a. lad to carry the key and mako himself generally
useful References must be perfectly satisfactory. Salary
first year $50. Address giving age Of applicant refer
ences. - ad.' Office Of this paper.
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NJ d. PETERS 60, 300 BROADWAY, IMPORTERS
W. and dealers In ChampagneE Wines, Brandics Por
tors, Alcs Brown stous Corais Havana segars, &c. all
which offer az prices unqualified by any other house
the u. selling the quality Of goods AGENTS for Lam
igys Grape Leaf Chan payne 0rdere shpned with care,
By PETERS CO, ~. Broadway.
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conduct than the late Jacob NJ Falsenaw Tho funeral
Grafton in memory Of him will be delivered Sun iay
May 9Th, at four o'clock p. NJ, by the DR.. Rapha
INSTRUCTIONS.
TNSTRUCTION.-A LADY LONG ACCUSTOMED TO
sutton desires an engagement as daily Teacher in
school or private family She nstructs IN music French
and German besides the usual routine of English educa
ton References given Address May" care Of Messrs
Wilmer Y Rogers, AZ Nassau street.
DENMANsHIP.-GOLDsM WRITING ACADEMY
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays. Ladies at II A. H.
and 4P: NJ. Gentlemen Mt 3 A. NJ, and 8 and ~ r. NJ
Terms for GAS So Private instruction. $40, including
stationery in advance.
ITO THE FRENCH AND AMERICAN FAMILIES RE-
L siding Mt Hoboken.-A native Of France wishes to
to teach classics mathematcs in private family
inquire Of Mr. Brunei No. Union place, First
street, Ho5oken Also in New York. 20l Fourth street.
SPANISH LANGUAGE.-A COMPETENT TEACHER
them TO tho instruction of his native Language TermsSl8
Per monthly in yns sys lessons
A LADY OF EDUCATION, OCCUPYING SPACIOUS
house in south brooklyn, overlooking the bay wishes
efsge to educate with her daughter with advantage Of
box say Mso s.a nor
ITO PARENTS AND GUARDIANs.-A LADY WHO
has had some experience in teaching dcsrous OF re-
am WITH her @ The
a h0sss r.y d ss9s it'll
paid to the health and comfort tho children to
her Good references given and required Address
Co. ut the office of this paper
HANGING ACADEMY, ITO GRAND STREET FOURTH
- door from Broadway.-P. sARACCO. Professor. In
ventnr and sole Teacher OF the and fashionable
public who intend TO Wit the watering Places .ha. hs sa
looms will be open every day during Az summers and those
ade ana Tno may honor him with their patron
above fashionable dances.
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WANTED-A BAR TENDER.-oNE WHO UNDER
stands is business and will study the interests Of hi
employer will meet with attention by addressing NJ s.
Herald office. The applicant will please state his age
to whom he refers. None but single need apply.
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DATH HOUSE. long ISLAND, ON TIE ATLANTIC
ID Ocean, seven and half miles from New York.Tho
above puar hotel is open for the reception OF am
lies and boarder 1t has been thoroughly renovated and
put perfect order the past and will compare favor
ably its with the hest hotels In the
country 1t beautifully situated on the borders OF the
ding view of all the shipping going out
returning from the Narrow sandy Hook and staten
Island IL has attached to IL extensive grounds which are
tascuy laid out and shaded by trees and shrubbery a
rdng extensive in full view Of the The
bathing IN the surf unsurpassed The various
OF usually found at similar establishments will
be found here The stables well provided and
attended Conveyance by steamboats, from Eev ork
from No. 10 Fulton street Brooklyn several times
during the day. ISAAC o. DAVIS.
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LH0R SALE.-FlvE HOUSES IN TWENTY sEvENTH
street between Tenth and Eleventh avenues, south
side-No SN TO NO. Sal tsnan.ed aud newly built.
Court Beekman street.
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DOARDING.-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR A FEW
- single gentlemen obtain good board and
rooms by making application ut No. Go Catahne
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VNANTED-AN EXPERIENCED SALESMAN, IN THE
w retail ewery business in this city, who is willing
devote his closely business. One who bring
doubted references to qualifications and integrity, may
address Confidence Herald Office One who speaks French
ureferred
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MISCELLANEOUS.

- GUNTHER L. co. MANUFACTURERS or IA.
~ panned Bird Cages. l6l William street-Buyers will
Ind there splendid assortment Of Japanned Bird Cages
anywhere else. =
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SITUATION WANTED. BY A RESPECTABLE
n young woman, to do general housework, cooking
washing and ironing Good city reference will be given
Apply at l24 Broome street, in the basement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-08

" a situation as Cook, Washer and lroner in small
private family The best of city reference May
seen for two days Please call at 2S3 Thompson
corner Of Amity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-08

yNANTED--A CoACnMAN, HAVING SOME EXPERT
w gardener to South. Best of reference
CURED Apply at the Irving House, this day. before