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DARIs SPRING NILLINERY--uRs rEELY No -

OARS SPRING G1LLfNERY.-MRS. FEELY NO 7H
DIVISION street respectfully announces 70 her
lhr"ht ana tho ladies In general that she will open on
honuRy March 18th, magnificent assortment Of Paris
spring Millinery together with large and beautiful stock
Oh her own manufacture to which
attention being Of the largest richest
ments OF Millinery - be found in this city Several eases OF
french Lace ana straw Bonnets just received Pronoh
Ribbons Flowers &c, great variety Milliners and
Merchants as usual ed with Pattern Bonnet ON tho
most reasonable terms, '-' - 80
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

yVANTED-foR ! REsPECThRLE AND POPULAR
w newspaper IN this city partner with eash ari
tall 60 cashier and general the husinras
lie must BE- Of steady and moral habits and NAV Ne NOR,
amply informed ~ swing and and
" NJ Adoiphus, oGies sfthl PapoL
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Stonehil No. Division street. most tfnilv IN
.es the attention u tho ladies of New York and vicinity
70 her nnriyacd stock Of SILK straw Bonnes With
he will have the pleasure Of opening for their
or Monday March 20 Mrs e. s. takes this o,portnnty OF
returning hcr most sincere thanks the liberal
bestowed on her during the past year PS-tountry mil
nners ana merehents suppled With pattern honnet.
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CTONY BROOK COTTAGE AND FAnM FOR sAIE-IN

GTONf BROOK COTTAGE AND FARM FOR SALEM
~ the town VI Rye pleasantly situated the Boston
Turnpike, ans half miios from the railroad depot
Mnnnroneck There su-d dwelling cottage,
enclosed with elegant fences handsome spacious carriage
house barn and stable; also All the bsdings
pete order newly will no
repairs for There about thirty land,
suitably divided into orcbkrus There ass
abundance Of tine SHADE fruit
excellent garden &c Stony the
dwelling road leads directly - sound half
mile where Is good boating fishing Rye Beach in the
vicinity, which Is scarcely surpassed
Beautiful roads and drives every direction There
several hne building sites tn.
OF the Sound fnr person doing business in New York
Enquire Of HOMER MORGAN. No. Pine street.
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Two PRlNTERs.-FoR SALE. LARGE HYDRAULIC
= Standing Press and super royal Wa@hinxtou liar
rres WITH selftnkng apparatus complete Apply 30 T.
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aud special OF elegant Furniture. Mirrors Pianos
Glass Iol J.. yando water Co. will sell auction on
Broadway hetwaen Howard aud Grand streets Panofrtss
mg.! a.tfssi!se sale tia season and win eomrc
% tn e. sad HS . S ss tsas'i
and Drawing Room Furniture suite in ood maho
push purple velvet ea%era
tops PAL ache French chairs Eaabethss
richly ottomans coaeass Ea.S Chairs. r anu
IN msnd sn wann hSom 're Library
Dining ether Table, sii:bosrd reilly csrve mnho.
lair cloth; rosewood black walnut carved DO sea es
enameied soits With and tan.
rgssvooa llaet w.nn. ana mphssany French selstsad
falons with marble and French plate glasses; Ward
co@c,s in seaine Invalid CHAIRS plain edpsom n" P@f
@ 'Is chs[. T Bo.sr
rG.ewcqh i'd fr,mss with ac sqsraasss vim be given
lrouacd Cand,iabra coupes Postal Burners, Lamps Sc
precious to sale The sale viii be ATTENDED
-
j iashioneile furniture Piano Hrrsrs Windaw t mr.
a AIM &c o 5ghn Co will sell rhuraa
ali th Furuitore house which i. neary
nT, and On sts es Z
EGs.wGgs hs.srs M.asl ana
strument, and nearly new-Tapestry Carpeting, Russ
VI In hpt
eoth Dining Table pantei Ornaments &C. Library Book-
Tables Chairs. Bedroom Furniture com prienu
he usual assortment tsather Beds Mahogany Dressing
Bureaus, Washstands, Carpets Curtans &c. Catalogue
morning Of sale.
1oHS J.. VANDEWArkR, ATCTtOSEER-GENR-
EJoen vansswa,er viii ssii 'b By .uc H'a.s 81
Wednotday March .iy at a32 sixth avenue ue.r xan
ttth uIs o'clock aimed in
said house very Of Parlor
Drnwinsroon Fur;iturc IL snn brocatce and hair
eloth Mahogany Parior hairs Sofas Tetc Tate. ami
Easy Chairs; ror Centre and Extension Tables Rose
wood Etc4ere Ornaments; Pier and Cheva Glasses
K"sea"od bookcas' ardrobe ana brussels Tapestry;
rrrar anslity; Ma.r.aaes H,dainy u mh OF su,
i.inr eta',rss. a,i,a nJ .u ,ohcmnsh anu
W. ,aSrcs nitt E xtnSsn "a a. u 49, &c. ne rae
~, 49, 80, .a,. ahu ''Nen,cht furhiture
nn5 Iiac ~ ;co H. ;., s ravers, maser,
Ter fsterf ana others Catalogues previous 70 sale
~ =, ruy, .rcn,o,r,, nor,r,,-, : .--------
H. w. re ~, w u f.RNI-
.nrV. VI octuay anu soncsday nsxt At ~ clock,
~ - :" ", no te ga br"huwhy near Leonard street
riI wa e'i ~ hueti'n, as Nooye All the furniture
~ that laro' hrs las Geb'eel boarding house,
'auN""Ay, rm"riy .ne ~ 'hAries Hotel. This furni
raer anu o. goon quaiity, having bcon
sy NM % GRO aha consists 81 Rosewood and haho
ny HrIor =, On SUITE " hVc psri,rs several
lrf ut ~ ahl sntc. hrrors; rich Brocatole
49, i9ee ina 'nrtaiDE tapestry brussels Three-py,
'V 'arPt.s tIhlt r"oin furnitnre Bedrosm Fur
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ii Y. WILLARD, Observation-Disclosures
IL. Painting Pianos, &c.--li. f. willard. hnctpncor
will sell this morning at Ul ocl ok ut the auction
No IL Nassau street. OF Pine general Of
rar,or Icdroom Furniture. enamaed painted Furni-
ture. SC. CataoS uea ready at tho nuet room.
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- ABROAD IRoN--ENGLISU RAILS, OF TIE MOST
~ approved Manufacture Rad patterns and on
slpboard, to arrive for sac favorable
DAVIS, BROOKS &c Co, . Beaver street.
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NOR SALE-THE TWO STORY HOUSE AND LOT
No. 10 Hammond street Also the lot in the rear, IN
Bank street with large vt ba Both lots full
feet front and And 93 eet street to street.
ply at tn W est street.
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NUARTz MINING MAcHINERY-rHEsU SUBSCRIBER

11VhhI. NININu MAN1i ~ TT III SUDSUKIBER
foI Stamping Quartz Rock, for Vrsia and CALIFORNIA
has Mnde several improvements b. which he puycr
aHH three times the quantity quartz and
with les power tan any otor machinery III the try
hfe Anal amator by when every particle Of
colo can lie collected Minors whp have used the Erasr
shaking Tables ana have collected large Of
these machines to the
them handfome profit. Por,ons wishing 90 into
quarts mining business would do well by ealing the
subscriber who has had several years experience
featuring machinery for mining - .
WM. BURDON Machinist,
No. To- Front etrcot. Brooklyn.
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AUCTION SALES.

- W. WES1CoTT. tgfoA EER--ELEGANT
N. household Furniture an kpUse .urnishng articles
Monday Itk o'clock, at Iai Greenwich avenue. This
Furniture Carpets Bedding &C. has been but little ussd
and offers kne opportunity for hpuseepers and others
furnish the psrr bedroom aud kitchen Article
will be persmptoniy sold, rain or slime.
WV $, hlLvAlN co: AUCTIoNEERs-WTLL
~ sell. hantay the 18th inst, half past o.
clock tine collection OF standard and half standard Per-
e' Roses Just imported per Pacific by J. Hill.
re, aity, Also anc collection Of shrubbery and
Gresnhone Plants from H. Hauch. Long Island Also,
enc hne Counter, with six drawers Tor sale.
Wh. Writer'S. AUtTioSFER----jN MONDAY AT
w III o'clock At III tsusl trat she Furniture ~ ia
leaving the city, combating " Pa-or ,hAabcr and
KIT hen Furniture hlsp qu.artv ~ aru.ts on
cloths two large Dry Goods Counter together With other
goods.
CHERIFF sALE-BY VIRTUE o y ~ EcUrroN
~ will cell at auction Tuesday, March ~, ut 10 o'clock
A. NJ No. i79 Rsade street. the stock and hxtues
Liquor Store also all the ri ht title and interest Of Nathan
Brewster which h. had tho Sd day OF December
1851 any time after ards o IN and TO certain
lot and house thereon, known No I79 Reads street
THOMAS CARNLEY, Sheriff.
JAMES II. TERRY, Deputy.
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STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS FOR SALE
- Sxtyhye Steam Engines for sale, Of the wins
sizes yl0 OF ~ horse power, of 80 do of 70 do Of
10 do ~ Of II do Of 10 Do II " do Of do. Of
6d The above arc all VI the rst class nes htted
the best style heavy iron steel piston
valyerods, wrought iron saits &c. VIII be
A. reduced prices Also. In progress and will be completed
about the hrst OF May 90 Por able ngnes with
tubusr boilers from to horse all fitted good
style and warranted VIII he sold eneap, for cash,
for all sized engines Also Double Acting Pumps for rant
water or would answer for lire engines. Three Cylinder
Boilers feet in diameter ~ feet long, ~ Cylinder Boiler
2feetn diameter ~ foct long Cynaer Boilers feet ii
diameter Rfectony CylinIsr Boilers ~ feet
Sofeet long Cornish Boiler "a cet in diameter feet
long, with fee feet in diameter. with steam on
each boiler. and warranted made Of hest iron.
WIN. BURDON. Mschinist
No. lu2 Front street, BROOKLYN.
Two PRlNTERS.-FoR SALE A LARGE UYDRAUIIa
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NJ ASTED-BY YOUNG WOMAN A SITUATION
W as Chambermaid and Waiter in private family
respectable private boarding house; objection
the country short distance Please call At rs Greene
in the basement Broome street Can be for
dAyr
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NOR SALE-A MODERN AND VERY CONVENIENT
house with all oGtbridinss including filled
ice houc, situated and commanding hne view Of the
having 20 land under grass
orchard and other fruits Locs on high and heaty, and
within minutes drive or the depot 1t Now
N. j. Price $500. Apply T.
PETER CONUVER. Now Brunswick, N. J..
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NOR SALE OR EXCHANLE-FOR MERCHANDISE OR
any kind of sRieablo goods hay Horse and tho
thinks him powerful; and having him
since he foaed aud not being
know what time he make He just from the country
and il sold would let
fer his keeping Inquire OF H. Ryer 2s Broadway under
the Museum.
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WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
W situation rs Nurse and Senmsress in respectable
family willing to make herself generally useful Good
city reference given. Can be at 33 Broadway
four floor
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& ECpNp 4A uAtItS HlIGb Nc ASSOCIATION
- yEs sn. .ls ellis rtart association, NJ the
,ncrseHlu. ta utgt., Aalr,Fs Manhattan, Herald
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w ANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
W r as stress and Nurse and TO make herself
able in small private family the best OF city reference from
her last place Can be for two days at lis St. Marks
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NOR SALE-GEO. LADD's WELL ESTABLISHED
IL jewelry store G5j Bro Any having small
capital get great bargain the petor is
about reno v ing from the city.
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4, WANTED-A SITUATION. BY A YOUNG GIRL, A
w scamstrcss who perfectly understands cutting and
fitting ladies dresses and superior shirt maker WIN DO
fornd to understand her business we'll If required
objection to assist in chamberwork take children
Can be well recommended from her last place Call at No.
24T Eighth
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A GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE AT
IN Auotiou.TLe stock aud fixtures Uf Mrs. William
t,rts Grocery Liquor situated No
ingou of ttres will be soil at auction on
Tuceday the 3h inst Alro quantity of Household
niturc &c Sale to commence at 10 o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-29

NOR SALE-A BILLIARD AND OYSTER SALOON,
doing good business, tho owner has gone 10
California, viii he sold cheap lsquro At W Ann street.
Griffith Desker northwest corner of TWEEN fourth
street and Ninth avenue or 2I6 Il, nth avenue, Of
uANFOKD SMITH.
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COLUMBIAN MUTUAL LOAN AND ACCUAULA-
~ ting Fund Associate n-Autice-Thc subscribers to
ia this Association requested to call a. tho Seera
ttrys once Delaney street, sign the C0nttstipu pay
their the month Of March two dollars per
and receive their ihss BOrAH,
We hope tile hsepte Of tho subscribers will up
medatoy Gnd save teir rucs, receive money at
tic meeting.
Meeting (fatrsduJ let AFrii).
OfioS hours from a. II. u pr, u.
NIlAklLS I. NOE. Secrct.ry. Is Dcisncey street.
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IL G KENT, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FcRNI-
~. tnrcon Tuesday and Wednesday At 10 o'clock
Zach day ~ The houte $40 broadway near Leonard
X - kemp Will SCI at auction, above all the furniture
ontaircd in that largo frs class geptee boArdn
80 Broadway frmarly the ST. Charles Hotel This
turc y excellent order and Of good quality hayng beon
mostly made to aHd consists Of Rosewood and Aaho
ghny faror Fvntpte suite fr Eve psrl,rs; several
largo frtp plate ir and Hsntcl Mirrors rich
80 Lace window CnrtaiDs Tapestry Brussels Three pIy
snt other Carpets Dining rcom Furnitsre Bedroam Fur
uture fr twcnty bedrooms complete Kitchen Furniture
&c. Catalogues On the morning Of sale
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WANTED-BI A COMPETENT PERSON. A sIrUA.
ironing cook wash nndiron small family; has no
objection to n short distance in the country npy at
100 West Seventeenth street. between Sixth seventh
avenues. Can be for two days.
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NOR SALE-TWO LOTS OF LAND, IN GREYTOWN
(San Juan do Nicaragua tho Atlantic terminus the
Nicaragua route and contemplated canal No 100 feet
frontage in Shepard street east to west by 200 feet
deep from north TO south IL bounded tho by
Charles street the south y shepard street. the
by lands and the by lands ngng
Mary Green EliaaIet~ faton and Mary King. No. 100
the Lagoon oast 10 feet
deep from north to south 1t is bounded the north by
Shepard street. the south by tho Lagoon the
land belonging to mss Goades, and the by
longing to Mary Green Elisabeth Patton and Mary King
ale to be effected by auction at Grcytown the 10Th
May, by the s~ner Of said lots A. L. Beschar Co..
~ il daton Forpar.icrlnrs and maps, apply to Messrs
VA ~ AND, PHELPS 60, IL Stone street, New York.
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LNoR sALE-A FIRST RATE MANUFACTURING
IL business, in Of the most hourishing towns Of
directly with New
road. Said business. Machinery, &c, will be sold q
able price tho wishing TO retire Inquire of
v. Il. PALMER. Newspaper Agent, Tribune Buildings
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IT II. LEEDS, Observation-Disclosures FUR
Ii. pturcTss day, at 10 o'clock at No. - yesey street,
TIE Furniture contained in the above house. consisting OF
Brussels and Ingram Carpets Sofas Chairs, Tables Pier
do Bedtcads trockery Glass &c., being the usual
ment OF Il threc-story house.
HENRY IL. LEEDS l. CO. No. 8 Wall street. g.
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VNAETED-A SITUATION AS COOK WASHER AND
irgncr ~ respectable Protestant girl in respcc-
table family The best of city references
Call at No ems Mott street Beecker street noor
Lack room. Can be for two days, II not engaged
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WANTFD-A SITUATION, BY A RRSP'HTABIE
w young oman as aid to do gen al ho-sc
work. is good washer and ironer Inquire l72
Eleventh street
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.s.-s-.
FOR SALE.
~ HENRY SFftENsos. Es'r.. go P.,ri r,r,

EoR SALE, TO LET, OK EXCHANGE FOR CITY PRO-
perty country residence Of tho hrst class with 10
land highly improved and having fne fruits 1t
is half mile from the depot at New Rochelle, and will
DO rented without the land II desired. Apply to
DAVID HARRISON, 20 Chatain street.
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- H7@-a------=--as
MUSICAL.


MUSIC TEACHER--A LADY HAVING HAD SOME
VA twelve years experience Teacher tho Piano
forte is desirous OF obtaining few pupils and
this method Of offering her services the public For
ference and particulars enquire of Mr. Wm vanderbeok
At his Musical Wareroom, No. 40 Broadway
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E0RRIs FRANKLIN. President, lo5 broadway.

ohUTpt ~. hl, Eiu' ItsIH. :, e. To .sH.aNu ~
TiioHAA LAwaENoL. Attorney, 10 Beakfnau street.
1rnEtees-Oeo. Ii. Franklin, l73 WeBt street. Geo. w.
Rblet County Clerks Office, City Halt sigs c. Herring.
1 ad lSg Water troet James Jackson Jr Al Broadway
hoy e.. billiard Barclay street; Nelson Pnf 30 Duane
Elias Combs 231 Grand ftrect +. g. kicharison -
Fulton Geo T. Maxwell, is City Hall Office Of AZ
ISOLATION No 2f Grand strcet 0pen evening from
to o'clock, and on sdpes1ay from to o'clock, T. NJ
for dies Articles Of Tho association may he had gra
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FINE ARTS.


MR.. J. II. WILTON, AGENT FOR ARTISTEs BEGs
FL most respectfully to intimate to tho profession
bis services will be available from the middle April
the END OF August Parties desirons Of engane him
duct their business will please communicate by
the Of c. J0LLIE 300 broadway which receive
Immediate attention.
FvNo MAP PuBLISHERS-THE PLATES AND COPY
right Of the large and splendid Maps Of Loasiaoa
Mississippi and Alabama showing thu townships aud
uonal lines Of the United States together with
small plates piled by the late John La Teurcte
are offered for sale to close the estate They
be had at bargain by applying to Sherman g. Smith Map
Publishers corner Broadway and Cedar street; T.
Bennett, a and ~ Duane street, New York.
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IJENRY 7. LEEDS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IL FurnitureAil the Furniture in house " Cham
sisting IF the usual found in larle
riding house. such Sofas. Chairs Tables
Catalogues at sale.
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Sc A PENNY SAVED IS A PENNY EARNED."-
"A public meeting Of the Lexington Mutual Loan and
Accommodating Fund Association will take place tho
Bulls Head Hail, Of Third aud Twenty
fourth street Monday evening, March 3D. at o'clock
Several eminent speakers will address tue meeting. Frsm
the present indications it is fair that the shares
will shortly lie all taken up. Come tho meeting and
secure shares call the Office 1858 Third avenue which
is open daily from A. Nj to r. NJ
JOHN PETTIGREW, President.
JULIUS A. CANDLE, Vice President.
VIM. RonSErsoS, Jr., See.
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"ANTED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
w girl to do general Homework in all
ly IL good plain cook and excellent washer md roner
las the best city reference from her last place where
has lived the last two Can BIO for
- Mnlherry street in the rear hrst hoor front
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" ANTED.--A RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A
W situation to do general Homework in respectable
private family Can give good city reference il required
Please call send for two days to ia Mott street. in the
EpUor store
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AT AUCTION, AT MERCHANTS EXCHANGE ON
"A Wednesday, 3st March, II o'clock. tine four story
b, and lot No sC3 Broadway Mapsat Bieeekers No
r n
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WANTED-A SITUATION by A RESPECTABLE
W young woman, as scamstress and Nurse. or would be
willing to do the hcusewofk OF small private family she Is
willing to make herself generally useful and has the best Of
city reference. Would have objection all
tsncc in the country Please TO call No l2 Wsat Eeh-
tecnth street. for three DAYS. -
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NO SALE.-A COUNTRY SEAT PLEASANTLY STU
ated Astoria froH Of the ave-
nues and but walk from the
ing Tn 100. ds witch consist Of acre. in very
ordet ntaR shade ana fruit trees grape vines
good bea n varetie. of and other bushes The
house is and half stories and contains nine
elusive of dining Lst and cold
red to the also in the kitchen In the second
story IL artc convenient bathroom Tho house Ia
warmed ro gh0n, Culver furnace And Is in every
sect in good order the place house. well hlsd,
the Of ii, lot (Which extends through
avenus) sa rtable Tho above described very
desirable place and will he sold reasonable terms 4
large portion Of the purchase mort
gage. Apply at III alter street stars Seamboat
toria Now ork fotr times stages leave
hourly.
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"ASTED--A SITUATION, BY A PROTESTANT
w young woman, as Chambermai. or to do general
housework, to take of children. Good city
Can be for two days. Apply at No. ST West
Nineteenth street. frat floor, ia the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-29

on PAINTINGS At AUCTioN-JoHN LEvIsoN
~ will sell, IN Monday morning, March - 1852 At
o'clock ~ store 26 Chstham square splendid assort-
men ~ ahout 20 fine OH Pantinzs by celebrated astsrs
AMI srts rich mounted guilt frames suitable for parors
and public houses JOHN IEVISON. Auctienser.
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WANTED-BY NICE, TIDY GIRL. A SITUA-
" ton as plain Cook and Baker, first rate Washer and
1roner has lived with Families in this city
Knows her business we'll Wages not much the object
good home No objections 30 into tho country Please
aEnly 223 Boycry.
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY REsPECTABLr
w Protestant girl, to do Chamberwork, Washing an
Ironing general Homework, in respectable family
Best OF city reference given and required
two days. at S Frat Of Seventeenth street.
front room, up stairs, first floor
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VUANTED--A SITUATION BY YOUNG WOMAN
W Chambermaid and Waiter and has objection to
assist with the washing ironing, Chambermaid
and Nurse Please apply $50 Spring street in the millinery
store between and Wooster streets Can
best Of city reference relpired: be two davis
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WAETED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w young woman, as Chambermad, to do plain sew
Ing take care Of children gentcel private family
The advertiser has good city reference last
Mon Please call at 90 Mott street. FIRST door back room
eap b. sscn for two days only.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-29

INbR SALE AT AUCTION HARLEM LOTS-BY COLE
Clifton, ~ Tho Merchants Exchange Tuesday March
Nv ~ ~ st. all that plot ~ ,und lying between th and
lth strrots Sgth and Harlem Iane ON bracing
Ncnty full lot, fnd two ar cores Terms liberal Good
location for Iuildns ssUeations Sixth avenue railroad
commenced and will al ri convenient access this pro-
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-29

PAPER HANGINGS,
NEW PAPER HANGIEGS.-THOS. FAYE CO., ~
~ Paa street Madison have sst received tho
spring patterns every known style in tho trade The pub
lie vited TO examine before purchasing Artistic
men attend to the retail department.
THOMAS FAYE CO., IS6 Pearl street..