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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-13

VlhEGhR EsTABLiSnMENT-foR SALE THE EN-
tire stock fixtures trade, &c. of large
hshment, in full operation. Any person wishing TO GU
bark in tie business will lind this good
plying with real name past paid, to s. b., BOX @ ross VI!
nee, will be attended to.
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POLITICAL.

CANDIDATE FOR sHERIFF-WE ARE AUTHOR
~ lied by the friends OF HENRY c. ATWOOD, without
distinction Of party, respectfully to him
dae for the office of Sheriff the county and city Of New
York
In reply TO the above beg leave to tender to my friends
grateful aokno for their kindness and Gatter
ing appreciation. If elected they will, / trust find
strictly the officer Of the people, and the people law know
ties The law knows not and should know the face
in them justice know party without losing
lor identty-a sacrifice the of oppression. On
these conditions l shall accept HENRY &. ATWOOD.
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Y>O MtCHINiSTS AND OTHERS-h SAFE AND
profitable Ufaeturing business for sale Apply
the factory. 30 Vcstry street. fup sairs Also ara
Engine and Boiler, of - 20 horse power cheap
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DIANOTORTE.-As SPLENDID sEyEN ocTAvE ROSE
HORSES, CARRIAGES, Sc.

EoR sALE-A BROWN STALLION, SEVEN YEARS
old this spring ID hands inch high, sound kind ana
pleasant driver can trot me In less than three
has Canadian cross, and u of good mare For frh,
112 Mercer street. '' r
EoR SALE-h vEEY STYLISH MARE SIX YEARS
oid tnS 'ptngi he i fest trottcr, and
snder the satdci warranted sound In eyery roct
Aly ~ WILSON, stables, corner Of BeeeEer and Cros.
ny slrects. ALTO. lqht top WI aud barness.
EoR sAlE--A HANDSOME GRAY HORSE ffFTrEN
and hall hands high, six years old trained 70 saddle
ah harness. very ast perfectly gentle aud fee from vice.
n " seen ~ d. y Jones Co.'S livery staOiss ~ . asd
~ tontth avenue for three days only.
NOR SAIF-A LIGHT WAGON LEATHER TOp IL
frstratc running order. H. be seen 40 bessisiys Re
pository No. ~ Canal street.
rvHE CELEBRATED FALkIRK Alb, YOUNGER's
D aud Camphclfa EdnbnrN and bass last l0as Als.
Dublin Brown stout Barclay n ferhns ISndon Portev
warranted Genuine and in nc orS.r
surfior onaiity OF Albany ie Ia Kegs vita tar .neI
IN auil, usc delivered Fnr sale st WV. ii. UNllE
HILLS, 10 Broome street corner cfrrcsty
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and Acme. and Diseases or the Liver.
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
90 sEE SIXTH PAGE. -Ssa
PERSON,

ITO HOUSE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MACDOU.
GAL Of Glasgow House Carpenter by trade, supposed
10 10 In the of Buffalo hereby informed that
his famiiy has arrived in New York and by addressing
", no hear from them.
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FINE ARTS.
INSTRUCTIONS.


- -
DRAWING IN ALL ITS BRANCHEs.-MR e. BEAU
y eu from Paris speaking English, and having the
sncxcePtonabo references respectfully offers
struetons in private families schools semnaries and
mics, m Pencil Pen, Sera Water Coors stump Flower,
Landscape Architecture LAWS lie will give
residence or part Of the city, and will also
from engravers wood, architects and Lho-raphes
cravings TO do at his residence. Letters addressed to
Barclay street.
NJ USIC AND FRENcH-WANTED-BY A YOUNG
lA lady thoroughly qualified TO teach the English
branchef Music, ana French situation Teacher
family select school The best gwen
Address Maria box No 70 Post Once, New Haven, CT.
SPANisH LANGuAGE.-A. DE p. BAEZ TEACHER
and translator OF the above language, hours
disengafed will devote them giving
IN any part OF the ,y and will also make
correctness and punctuaty. Address street one
door from broadway room No. IL, the fourth
ERENCH LANGUAGE--6s5 BRoADwAY.-PRoFES-
IL Richard will begin Monday evening at 71s o'clock,
of lessons in French, with his new weekly
printed IN English in French the pronunca
ton affixed under each line. scholar will short time.
te able to speak and TO write correctly.
M RITIN CLAsSES-APPLY TUIS WEEK AT
Goldsmith =, ~ broadway, If You wish to acquire
good hand writing The terms reduced this
only 10 81 80 for The Of ten lessons. Ladies
NJ and o'clock i. ID. Gentlemen, day and evening.
Private instruction, $40.
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LNRoM THE NEW YORK TR1RuNE or MARCH, L.

LRoM THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE OF MARCH r.
On the arrival of Gov kossuth in this country in De-
cember last thirty of the workmen in the employ
Stearns Marvin the Wilders Safe manufacturer
books and from fire. Every evening after
daily labor they went to work upon this Safe
much to the Of the police and
in st Marks Place and the remen in the vicinity,
were frequently startled by brilliant light in the manufac
and noises issuing il in of nieht-wheu
upon examination, they found the sooty Vuans hard
work III their shirt sleeves while the Thermometer outside
stood at The following letter Kossuth will
plain to the inhabitants Of ST. Mark Place why their
turna sluphers frequently disturbed Tho
certainly proud enthusiasm
LOUISVILLE. Friday, March g. IS5,
GENTLEMEN 81 received your letter Of the 3st january
informing that the wokmcn mandatory ure-
scnted to me Sslamander Safe. Please convey nv
grateful thanks to those patriotic thirty with whose
names you have becu kind enough mako me
and who by having been engaged during weeks
after their usual daily labor in making tho
above Saic have IN particular practically proved which
never doubted Of and repeatedly my public
addresses that the poor, they know, they
bread gained by hard work and sacrifice the half OF il
the principle. beg leave them also that bv
wishing ny means Of their valuable gift pre- my
ana papers from ire they unmstakabiy indorse nv
ana deserve not ony my and my countrys gratitude
that OF humanity as there IS consolidation OF eternal IN
terests which be increased but common victory
against the allied despotm. In respect your asking
whether you should retain hand II 90 the
70 dispose OIL please TO yourselves
MT j. Cenin and deliver it having
being aware that IL Is article of which
tion cannot make better converting III
yane into money have tho honor be- te.n with
l.. KoSsUTH.
To hessrs Stearns Marvin saaniaudor safe Manufac-
tuners, No. 40 Water Ncw Nort
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A PPRoAcH OF SUMNER.

|
A PPRoACH OF SUMNER
"A Cold winters and mast:
Sweet spring has y last;
dhou gh coy az trst, like lady charmer,
with time the lassie will grow warmer.
hut with mowers, and leaves, and sunny skies.
Come feas and bed bugs, roschef, ants, and Ties.
For Lyons Powders sond--
Them recommend.
IN Egyptian plaques had all been nullifed
mad Lyons famous ahtidotes been tried.
Powder and pills-of Lyons stamp
VIII make the rats and Insects tramp
Depot for the sale of Fons Magnetic Powder githo
poison for the destruction of insects, Lyons Pals r
Killing rats and mice, az NO AZ Broadway.
THE HON. MOSES II. cRINNELL AND DR. KEEL
L lingcr.-This Is too good TO keep-Some Ave years
afternoon going Hudson river In the steam
Armenia, DR.. Kengor had made statement of cure
That no had made upon of Mr.. James Nurpbys men,
Mr. Grnne happened to be in hearing and gnded In his
LITTLE coiorod or rather seemed TO doubt It, Tho very
morning, tho honorable gentleman was coming 90 tho
steamboat landing and accident happened, and himself
son, and e0achman thrown upon the ground. Mr..
and were scarcely fcrAchel but tho coachman fell
utan tsfaee, receiving fol bruise II occurred
thursday morning, and te next fsy tho man received Mr.
me irf0nt time he says tt' LIE has been without
n has family Tho only dangc ia utrS this wonderful re-
mtay % IN tbo FRET botuo3od much attached aAd
Crted thhb you caNNot az NJ IL n family
- 10 in largo hoautia toilet bottes at ~ 80 Pearl
tttr'. and 40 iroadfay
GU ruUR BATHS. NO. 4 GREAT JONES STREET
- remedy for kteumRtitA, 8rrcuriaI altases Tr.o
Y s 81 INC SKIN, &c Tao patronage rtcoiyot f.0n nr3
bnioQn, hli,t AM otter eminent pnysears cicasy de-
houts sAta $50 tufer OF CAROLS Sulfaur IAfe osc,
al' otlere, "renuiue or patent
rNy W0LtT'S SULpNUV FLTus 5,z rrtrI erRrrv
j established IL $50 ~ hauis j. gfm6s, from rar. Il
e rhentaht. ~ rurtrg - TIC stn. lfysro coida
ef ~ cte highly rcecuncuasa .crtts cure q the
voGsc scmIai1,s.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.


1NHE REV. JOHN LITTLE, NOW IN CONNECTION
with the Presbyterian Church, will preach to
IN St. Lukes Hall Of Grove and Hudson streets at
10E AN. and 3 pm.
CATHOLICISM AND REPUBLICANISM INCOMPATI-
" bie.The tasities and llaces in the Catholic Chap
ter written by Archbishop Hughes will be pointed
lecture TO he given in the Blocker street Church.
ner Of Downing street, tomorrow evening"
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GIGNoRA ELIZA vALENTINI, PROFESSOR OF
~ Singing, has removed TO 40 Barclay street. She
not teach for less than SEQ quarter lcssens
AL applications must be made by letter. lessons or
other professional business which she will promptly IL
tend to.
Two PIANOF0RTE MANuFACTURERS.-WE HAVE
u Tor sale the most beautiful lot Of heavy Buck
skn tparicuary adepted for Piano Makers usc) when
has ever been offered They will DO sold
mediate application Is made ne WM. TAUSSIU IL co. j
Mandatory Of California Leather Goods No s5 Pearl ST.
up stairs.
DIANoToRTE.-As SPLENDID SEVEN OCTAVE ROSE
w9od iano viii be sold at sacrifice, good
second hSnd iron safe Will W take IN payment. This
Piano cost 5000 only two months hut Is offered
crnce IN consequence of death Ia the family Address
sceur, at this once
A ROSEWOOD SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO. or Ex.
ceent tone and finish, having been in shcrt tine
i Tor sale at n very moderate price, by
BERkSiEG 4 BREUsINc, fsi Broadway
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A RICH REyELATIoN.-TnIs WEEKS SUNDAY
al H S s be nanSs 1 sS
iesgphy rhilanthrory pauperm, Law rhine, ioyc, Ma
city At the present time including the Manners and Morals
ia q%e %S a cSs %
and Women they appear 70 the public, and they ap
fa"iiar eases and sp iSn G g ne
eetsary to properly understand what : al about
READABLE BOoKs-APPLEToNs POPULAR IL
70 the nu Bile the issue Of OF books attractive
IN form and permanent value and
cd IN subject and for the broadcast possible M
No Gs ypnm ram y sssa aa
yo ssle Ss e IL y board Jas
Times collection Of historical ps,ens ssctchcs
Price 80 cts contents;Lord Nelson and Lady Hamilton
rensS revolution hoyars The pi Robert
ridge ana souhey by cote; John Keats sporns IN Afri
Iranes Cha9trsy Ancient Egypt Brilliant orsinal
smith the glowing narrative sweep Of Macsuay These
d s s sTs o tho FSns nsS % %oSf
and the parcr the Amours Of Dean Swift masterpe
in their different ways the forcity painted pic
turequc q startling tho other subtle
Hamilton example &C pahos whore ,bo interest grows
cut Of clear nT@ rJsened ste,s@ent The paper on
study in style g learned and ropular Nexs week
fhaeIerssy m%ese followed ~ assa
tSS fha fa1s ' R dR nsre S
ties and GRANTEES ~ Horace smith q the authors Of
OLp BOOKS AND ENGRAyiSGs ALMOST GIVEN
away-Flocher's BILE 100 numbers complete; sodies
for Drawing Etchngs Line Engravngs large Fngray-
ngs fne Lthoaphs small scraps Views, Landscape and
old Books IN great variety Tho whole collection be
Sold can AZ once lo2 Nassau street. j +. NEAGLE.
NEW FRENCH PUBLICATION PROFESSORS
Richard Nouton have just issuod the number
french literary rapcrn French and Engsb-whose de-
gn Is % impart to Americans knowledge Of tho
language The pronunciation IL the Frcneh printed
~ Broadway.
III ORsBURGHS EAST INDIA DIRECTORY-TnE
rev edition, inst received together with full
sas and retail BY " f'I, EGG&RT son 80 Pss 81
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NOR SALE-BY AUCTION, ON THE PREMISES,
without reserve Tuesday March 10 Tho subsorh.r
offers his house and 2 ofland in highs tate Of cI
walton, well stocked, with variety Of grated fruit plea
sanity situated in Centre street North Orange Now Jersey
fyc minutes walk from the Morris and Essex railroad dorb
X. MAWBRy.
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II IcH AND MODERN FURNITURE FOR PARLOH
IL and Bedroom part of which from
Monte Cristo, OF Alexander Dumas, Lamps MeuIie,
Boule. Pictures, Piano. Address, timo ator Il
o'clock at No Willow place Of JoraiooD etrest
South Brooklyn.
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srOR SALE.

A HOTEL FOR sALE-wITu STOCK AND FIX
n lures complete There Is bowling An oys-
ter saloon attached To the premises Inquire OF
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LARM FOR SALE L0W-CONSISTING or TWO
Il hundred acres and large mansion and farm honec,
beautifully situated tho Delaware river Milford Pile
county few miles from the Erie Railroad,
and Ave hours travel from New York IL will be sold low 10
settle estate, terms of payment. Apply 10
VALENTINE WALL, Executor, ut A. NJ =. NJ, AZ
No 10 Gramercy Park East Twentieth stree., betweea
Third and Fourth
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TO LET OR TOR sALE.THE LARGE HOUSE 1903
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, with marble mante and
highly finished chandeliers. furnace tube water
closets baths hot and cold water Plaza
enclosed to third story. Inquire at IA Broadway.
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DARE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SUBSCRIBER, WISH
~ ing TO retire would dispose Of his stock nrntnro and
business located in the best part Of broadway
artsG established 1872. To party having 5000
Ilcru1 doHic
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rOAL SELLING At REDUCED PRICES-Sb - PER
~ ton, fresh from the minesi daily receiving best
quality Peach Orchard Red Ash OF all sizes family
Also White Ash Coal IL rcsreened from yard at u centB
additional charge. Nos. "a and 50 Washington street.
GEORGE MORROW.
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INOR SALE-THE STOCK, FIXTURES. AND LEASE
ofa grocery and liquor store situated in good neigh
borhood, aud doing good business Tho ntted
in good style having Croton water and IT,
thing belonging TO rs class grocery Inquire at ~ fhud
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y, Dc,
exchange Tor farm other property in the Won't
OF Now York IN the village Of Ian snsbnrg three miles
Troy Brick building, three stories La
feet tin roof lot Of ground deer tho
Main street In said but ding twelve horse power Enr.o
and Boiler Shatting and Pulcys through In
rate running order and four Blacksmith Forscs also
Pipes through each story for heating with steam
the il an Iron and Brass Foundry, brick 7SxS vii
Cupola Blowers &c. capable Of doing EXTENSIVE foundry
business. For further particulars INQUIRE Of
JOUN @. BACON Mo-
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BOARDING AND LODGINGS.

ASOtAASA'AAsN-
A LADY, WISHING TO BOARD WITH A PRIVATE
music as an equivalent satisfactory rocrenees viii be
belonging to s @s ass g.
X b., No. 70 Adams street, Brooklyn.
BOARD WANTED IN THE COuNTRY-0NE ROOM
fGG m sra fur mh full
ferGnees Exchanged Address stating par.iouars IT, w.
ohico Of this paper
BOARD wANTED-FoR YOUNG LADY IN A
- email private family, with widow LADY preferred Ad
BOARD WANTED, BY A LADY AND GENTLEMAN
y1e has Flss.s%s i .iiiins
Canal streets who do in May and woad like 70
Let to good sosrdsTs who are quiet steady and With
Broadway Post Once, stating terms, &c. ''''A
poARDINC.-Goo FURNISHED BED ROCKS, AND
partial IL to G sro ars s
enourh 20 aceommodate elk or eight in party or will be
81 houston street. Sasn Apply % Mrs.
BOARDING HOUSE TO LET--A SHORT DISTANCE
T. S% fy 1 rass furniture for sale Apply
RoARDING.-PERMANENr BOARD REQUIRED FOR
Ferry Brooklyn the T,shts preisrred in private FAINT
|. paid, A. H. Herald office.
RoARn-IN A NEW HOUSE, NEAR UNION SQUARE.
bedroom ADJOINING tsse an additional room Il rSaurea9
may be had by two or three gentlemen, with family who
Roa Post s' Once ana arc not % move Address
DoARDINC.-A LARGE FRONT AND BACK ROOM,
49, lsFS da a Sn move ss % OF aHS 10
Ne. II Warren street.
BOARDING wANTED-IN A SMALL PRIVATE IA
III Booty New York; Terms bo modspate ' Re
Se to BOX LEA Lover Post once ''si'
RoARD.--A LADY AND GENTLEMAN CAN BE Ac.
with furnished front S room and
otRer borders IN the house Good reference reauired
Fly At 80 Franklin street
PICARD wANTED-BY OR BEFORE THE FIRST or
Isl Nay arnshed with Bedroom and eIo Svs a
esi on s Ss sS' for ysst 81 a
pleasant locston line addressed 60 Lawrence Herald
attention. wa ~''' "''H 'AH''"''
EURNIsHED on uNFURNIsuEp ROOMS TO LET
with board At the desirable location 81 Union Place,
West sloe.
UNFINISHED APARTMENTS 70 IET.-FURNIsugp
fcE single gentlemen without board, at NJ
GENTLEMENs SLEEPING ROOMS TO LEr-FuR-
~ nished nnfuEnishcd 70 suit applicants, the
buildings 40 Broadway. Also, suitc Of throe handsome
rooms sSessift s9 dSs for party gentlemen also
Apply 70 GEO. ". nlLLER $50 Broadway. up Stairs
NEIeHBoRHooD or CANAL AND BLEEcKGR
frat Of April, private family VINO viii remain after Nav
AZ ss gycn dollars ros week. oT lady Address, ia
fhston, net2la once.
y ooKs. wANTED--A FRONT AND BACK PARLoR.
dress r. Herald on,C None need appv s Al
eea give tie above apartments not 10 exceed $3.50
QUITE or ROOMS IN BROADWAY re LET. ron TUE
- ensuing season, % email family or to eeutleraan
re Is derod The best 81 Se ayea sSd
required Amy t3A broadway corner q Tenh street.
no LEF WITH HOARD, AN UNeURNtsurD ROOM
ray Spg iG'1' 50 SEsss ,s Ss r."
yNANrED-BY a GENTLEMAN, A PLEASANT
or uoeFSSrs In es N S% tHess 9re toy g 20
fellow Wsitef s'r'es' Address A.B. c. Herald eaisS
DRY C0ODs.
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CODA WATER APPARATUS FOR sALE-TEREE
- complete sets, consisting of fountains coolers
YER draught pipes. Can be seen At No 2Psrk Row.
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nor SALE.-THE STEAM SAW MILL SITUATED or
the OF Water aud Rutgers streets, with long
aud favorable lease Terms Inquire the
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NOR SALE-A HhIR-DRESSING SALOON NO. q
II Division street. doing good business ho soii
consequence Of the being sick and bholy
The can be 1T 2i3 sullivan street.
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fuNHE ADVERTISER HAVING coon HUsryFss
Int Il somewhat involved has good stock of giui IN
land and settle for cash With hs creditors cor
hayug in cash from SbOH0 % 30 Np
vhns g. 70 into business, can maLs soi haroa such
a seldom met with Further parteugs by inter-
ycw hddrcos, with real name, BnDk, l No. 39J POST
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I,oR SALE-A NEW THREE STORY BASEMENT AND
sub-celiar brick House situated Clinton
in block OF Hamilton avenue in lirookynbouse o.t
81 feet; lot 100 feet deep 1t IL well built and finished Win
marble mantes &c has largo osern, with pump tie
kitchen. For full particulars, inquire Of
r. q. PIERCE, ~ Watl street.
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I OTIS ON CAsTLETON HEIGHTS, STATEN ISLAND.
IL for sale.Sx Lots, DOxJ feet opposite TO Mr. Anthem
place, for sale cheap By JNO " ZEBRA LOG Pearl street
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NOR SALE OR no LET-TTiE " ELL KNOWN COTTON
II Mills at Mattoawan, Dutehess county New York,
tanning about GO0D spnde,. $50 looms, and all osor
chinery for MANUFACTURING coore fancy or plain
cotton goods The mills and machinery Will be sold
ratey together will be rented reasonable
Apply TO Edwin Hoy Fal. 81 Broad street, ~ VI TO a.
l.. Alderman at the Works. or 10
HOMER RAMSDELL Newburs, v. Y.
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DHILLIPS'S PATENT FIRE ANNIHILATOR.-TIE
i American Fire Annihilator Company prepared
to dispose of Territorial Rights for States
receive orders for Machines and Charges The Annha
tors made by the Company equal every respect
the English, being made under the direction Of Mr. Phil
from to he prices varying from $40 to $35 Or.ers
eoyed and furt her information given, Office Of
the Conli any, No. Warren street, New York.
4. 7. BARNUM General Mana ger
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LNOR SALE--h SMALL STOCK AND FIXTURES or s
II Boot and Shoe Store, No. no Iowery, Eroomo
streets good location, and fine store and dwelling foc
further particulars inquire ON the promises
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GECOND MANHATTAN BUILDING ASSOCIATION
y will hold its Gixth regular monthly meeting, at 40
Rroomo street. Of Crosby lcntrance in Crosby
Monday evening" March To- at O'clock Dues and
due and payable at the Office OF tho Secretary No.
10 Spruce street. floor Office Saturday from
ga. to9P. N. j. N. GENIN President.
J. w. WESTON, Secretary, Office Is Spruce street.
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SITE FOR COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE cHEAP.--
- Persons wishing to obtain site upon the
good chance TO line containing little
than five situated about $50 yards above
railroad depot at Dslbs Ferry village miles
from Chambers street 1t L. well wooded watcrod
has two building sites it, commanding
aud unegualled views Of the river from the city g
lands Tho OF this ground designed to build
but has lately located Ia California has directed
mediate disposal Of for cash. in order invest further ia
his business Apply personally, post paid TO Justoe
Couzens, Dobbs Forty.
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"ANTED-A PROTESTANT GARDENER, WHO UN-
w dersaud the cultivation Of vegetables has
ledge of flowers and fruits aud win make himself generally
uscul small farm short distance from the city Apply
Monday between 10 and II o'clock at the Agency Office
co East Fourteenth between Broadway Fourth
Avenue. n b. Wanted, also, for the city, two frat
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" and Embroidery Store-one that bring uncxeep
tonable reference honesty capabilty,
apply Immediately OF 3l3 Grand street, between Alien and
Orchard streets.
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MISCELLANEOUS,

IL ELLY'S HALF-PRICE ENGRAVING AND PRINT
IN ing Office. al Fulton street, Now York. Bill Heads
Cards Maps Diplomas mercantile work OF all
Wedding, Visiting Address, and At-lIomo Cards, Cak
Boxes Bridal Envelopes &c. &C. Plate and fifty Card
for Ten Shillings.
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IRONING MACHINE OR NANGLE.-THE SUBSCRI-
ters are manufacturing and offer for sale tho above
laborsaving machine. 1t puts beautiful gloss
table linen, &C. Price SO $50 References given to
their utility and use. DUNCAN l. WEST,
bl Boekman street, and Liberty place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-13

WANTED IMMEDfATELY-A FEW EXPERIENCED
w burnshors burnish table Of all
rry to J. corduan Brother, No. 40 ReaaG street, up
stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-13

WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION AS
~ CLERK or Assistant Bookkeeper, in hardware store
lie IS well acquainted with the business, having Rad long
experience Unexceptonabe reference be had from Ills
last employer. Address X. f., 432 Hudson street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-13

WANIED-A GOOD JOURNEYMAN BARRER--TO
W good workman, Of sober and steady habits, good
wages and steady employment will be given. Gail at the
corner 81 Nassau and Bridge streets, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-13

VTNO LET-A FURNISHED HOUSE, REPLETE WITH
every convenience including gas, bath, hot and cold
water, BE-. located in West street tween
FIFTH and Sixth avenues For further information apply
L. s. COMSTUCK No. 81 John street, between twelve and