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TElE GIsl4ITAxH.


nUFFY GUARDS ATTENTioN.-TaE MEMBERS
~ and those wshing TO parade with the above company,
Will assemble at the Brilliant, No. Battery place.
(Iuesdsy) morning, November % at halfpast
o'clock to proceed second annual parade and target
excursion Muskets BELTS and will be in readiness
the morning of parade at the Brilliant Invited guests Will
please meet at the Battery Hotel Company to start at
o'clock precisely. BY order Of
II. CREED Secretary.
Uniform-Blsck frook coats, pants and cape.
DICRWICK GUAaD.-THE MEMBERS ARE HEREBY
4 notified to attend meeting this evening, at o'clock
precisely at the carriage house Hose No ~ for the pur
pose OF organizing the company, 30. BY order,
NJ. J. NADDY, COmmandant.
THOMAS IT, BUSTING, Secretary.
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SPORTING.
STOLEN GOODS.


e.ToLEN FROM THE OFFICE CORNER OF BARROW
W and Vest ftreets pocket book containing the follow
ing notes. am other papes to but the
the public cautioned against receiving The
said notes either Of them aspiyment has been Stopped
George O. Wells, noto at three months, dated Sept,
49, endorsed by Thomas s. Wells and Green s27 go
John Lawrence note Mt three months, dated Sept.
49, payable John Green, order. ............ Tji 90
w. NUNS ntte at four months dated Oct. 10, en-
dorscd by u. Clark and II. Bigolo. ......,. 400 90
John Lawrence, note at three months. dated Nov.
90 order of John Green ............... 793 IL
order Of John Green :..,..... 798 oil
john Lawrence, note at four months, dated Nov. 8
order of John Green. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 7ol "
John Lawrence note at five months, dated Nov $
oruer oil John GFeen Tso "
1lira Purdy, note at three months dated Nov D
order OIL John Green Observation-Disclosures. l3y 90
Total. 1901 II
JOHN GREEN.
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yEIETEa ARRANGEMENrs-N noRK Asu

WIETEH ARRANcEhENTs-NEW YORK AND
Mareni haiiroad-Three ds'ly Lines 4 sad froa Al
oAny-tarc II SThe trans leave City t station, cor
nsr iryoI row ana Centre street dairy (uadays stes,
ed,D Mtonows:-First train, 80 A WAY xail Trslr,
stopping at all way statons ssossd Grain "a MExpr.ss
Tram soppg ~ Croton Falls ncyer plans, ailisd.les
hnd Sh&tham Four Corners. rhrd trai1 IS r. Mr.
presa IRAN rto2tiGs ~ Crcfon .a Dover Plains sse-
try Hlisdale, and Chatham -Four Corners Keturpire
viii le.ve Hast Albany ~ and N A. H. ard H. NJ
II. SMOAT. superin ton sns
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sDARCsNa Academies.

0ANS3W& NSABn.F1AES'
~ -
HANGING RESPONSIBILITIES AND GENTLEMEN
~ VINO wall become members Of OF lessons
requested 70 give notice thereof at Mr. Bccstners Hotel,
o. ip hiam ttreet, at residence No. Is Chatham
tree sae days for instruction Tuesday aud Thurs
eA iron 20 Tor children, and haitpaI to o'clock for
aale Wngis gaols aud the schottsoh, taught in
Tour houfs Private esst tiyen in private
FIR RICHTER Professor Of Dancing.
MADAME AUGUSTA HAS RE.OPENFD HER DAN
~ eng class ~ her oommodous house, No az Broad
o'clock.
pRIyAqE DANCING AND WALTZIyG ACADEMY.
No " Fourth street, corner OF SiSth hgonue. Mr.
anc Mrs bcfAhLhND will form clsB for ladies',
see snd masers On Monday, oysmber 2!rG L. NJ
Aho cias fr gcnt men a. Y. EyenirV classes, for
lafloe thcnsNeg. Il, esaaJs and Fridays 81 az a.. All
tle iashlNnable qusdiles and watzes taught. Terms
mOucrAse.
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pWRsONAX.


GEORGE A. Is REQUESTED TO SEND HIS ADDRESS
III enda in WashnRton street. where no will hear
OF something to his advantage. NJ. Il.
IF THE PARTY WHO PURCHASED THE BLACK
velvet cloak with the New York manttila ana
csak store o'clock Friday 10Th lust will call
there, they will hear OF something to their advantage
GEORGE BR0DiE Proprietor.
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pstE TURF.


TTNIoN COURSE. l.. l., TRoTTING.-oN MONDAY.
~ Nov. 22d at half past o'clock, precisely, match
for S2 mile heats to road oaoh
Mr.. hite names Little Weston and Lady Teaze, Mr. H. L.
Jones names blk. Ned and mate. Immediately after
match for $780, mile heats best in s. to Charles
Hood mtmes blk. stall Cardinal, Hiram Woodruff names b.
Flora Temple. Stages will the Fulton ferry Brook
yn for the ct Il o'clock NJ. and
the sport is over. JOHN j. SNEDIkER, Proprietor
CENTREyILLE COURSE. L. I--TR0rTlNG.-THUR
~ day, Nov % st two o'clock =. IT, match for 500,
mile hehtt in harnels. f. 1. Nodine names b. " George
West D. Conklin nsmts b. Centrevlle. Umnibuses leave
Fulton ferry Brooklyn, Mt one o'clock r. NJ Fare each
way, twenty five cents. JOEL C0NKLIN, Proprietor.
SPORTING.
SPORTING MEN ATTENTION. - RARE GRAN CE--
~ For sae the stock lease aud fztsres of well located
porter house. doing first rate business The place
also well calcua ted for boarding house The for
selling out the proprietor going California Apply 20
John Taylor OF Meohagan and Erie streets Jersey
City.
CPoRT.-THE MEMBERS OF THE ST. GEORGES
~ Football Club are requested TO be on hand at Elm
park on Thanksgiving Day at ~ o'clock A. NJ Tckets ST.
can he had Of s. Eldridge 800 BroadwsJ IoseIh Hy
att 10 Broadway; Joseph w HnchGe 10 Nassau street;
and u. Sugden O3 Catharne street.
S. ~ ELDRIDGE. President.
b. sueDEv, Secretary.
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vIIE LECTURE SEASON.

7 EcrURE BY THOMAS FRANCIS hEAGHER.- THE
committee o. arrangements beg leave to that
they have metropolitan Hall fer Thursday evenings
9th November, instant, when lecture will be deli
vered by Thomas Francis Meayhcr in compliance with
the invitation that effect Lecture to commence ats
o'clock doors o'clock. Tickets 81 cents II
be obtained at the principal book hotois and ut Tho
doors, on the evening Of the lecture.
MRS. +. CAKES SMITH WILL LECTURE AT HOPE
11i Chapel this evening Monday No cmher 22nd, ~
o'clock. Subject, Woman considered nter-r TO
Ao on Nedncaday evening the gath inst Subject, Coo
patra of Egypt Tickets twenty live cents.
THE SHILLING LECTuRES.-REy DIR. SEARS, OF
l. Boston, the able and efficient secretary Of the
chuEctts Board Of Education will deliver the
Of the popular series the Broadway Tabernacle we'd
nesday evening, Nov q at sht o'clock. Subeot"
ton its culture mud use. Tickets, shilling each,
at the bookstores and at the door,
rTHACKERAY's LkCTuREs.-THE sEcoNDsoF Mr.
Thackerays lectures before Tho Mercantile
Library Association will be delivered this (konday
ing, oolock at tho Rev Mr. Chapne church, No. 5i3
Broadway Prince street Subject Con grove aud
Addison. limited number sing admission tckots
sale al the Library and (uness previously dsp osed
of at tho door single tickets members, 80 cents
members 10 cents, - -
WILLARD I. FELT, Chm Io,,nr.
JAMES ID SMITH. ,asi..,
JOHN +. HALSfED, )o"'S'
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nIER YORK AID ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

~ united States Nall and Express Lines through
hours New Jersey Railroad via Jersey Cy-Leavins New
York Of Conrtlandt street 81 aud 4. NJ and 81
l. ~. Leave Phadsiphia At anl A. H., and SIX i. II.
For first class 81 seoonS do, I'm MI 81 80 For
baltimore Washing.on Norfolk ara chOrlesOnthrOush
tickets sold in the above nes and baggage
In tho A. NJ and 81 y. NJ lines frotn New Y9rk Pasen-
gers With baggage cross the ferry dteen minutes before s
traina leave. ~ -
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FARrI ARTrCLEa,


yIsoYsi-sANCY, GOODS HOLIDAY PREsssTEi-
j. ". H0LBGRTok, ~ h.ddcn laae Now YORK, Offers
Tor sss, toys OF me aod compon auahtos ND aud
foe adcg work bos5s, chna hguSes Sn an iron
India rubhos works, Orders
scuntrJ rrompy attended, end oAtsogues forwarded
application.
Y'orS-TOYs-ToYS.-TO CLOSE THIS BRANCH OF
bssin6ss offer for sale prices, tho abcge
nosk which vol assorted etAer ~ We or rom the
seiyef also beg call the attention ~ the trade
we'll asserted stock Of fancy goots French and Boheias
Faeswar, freoeh porcelain SO at moderate prices
- A. BiNGICBs, 100 RrosdwaY and 70 Liberty street
sgso DnGUTRRSAN ARgIsTS.--sT ER EOsCOPEs gUBT
received and cr sale, hY VICTOR BISROF, - Maiden
lane.
Two DAGUERREAN SHIfsTs.-A NEW INVOICE or
y graie plates wAwrsrte rogfars ~
.A.o a. I,iss- ,lSivA slsnvP, ~ Nader
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A3VERTIsEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DiV
SPECIAL NOTICES.

= ~ 49, 49,
T,ELEGRAPHIc COMMUNICATION BETWEEN AME-
RIGA and Europe-John Hunter, agent in Enga aud OF
shs New ork Associated Press fully begs
nounce to the mercantile and business community that
tain the Continent of Europe will Be punctuay
Dispatches should be forwarded In ENVELOPES
and addressed "TELEGRAPHIo."
In hsli.a9 K NuGEsT Edsar q sh ssr sss.
In Boston. W. O. BLANCHARD, office OF the Nail.
In New York d. u CRAIG Office OF the Associated Press
Hanover street (up stairs).
In phnsdelphia W. FuLToN Ledger building.
FSdTdN s s1n sa a6o
In New Orleans. Il. FULLER, Merchants Exchange.
L. L u, W C , Courier oaios.
In Buffalo. "A. d. LEvIEN, Commercial office.
Correspondents In Europe should. to insure prompt
ness in the delivery and Of forward
agency at Liverpoo by doing their dispatches will be
over the wires in advance Of AL other private
Boston or New York.
Chafges moderate and accuracy and reasonable prompt
nsss In The transmission OF dispatches guaranteed or the
j. HUNTER, Tclegrnphic Agent.
No. Paradise street, Liverpool England.
And general agent in for the lines Of telegraph be-
tween Balifax, N. s.. and New York.
CUBs ORDERS TO THE NEW YORK DAY look, IN
the First ward requested u send their aud
address to the Office 2O3 Broad The carrier 10 missing
not having been seen since Tuesday
vTUsCALoosA oBsERvER-THE SUPREME COURT
given notice Of his intention resign seat on the bench
Of this court in December that governor has ten
dered 20 Col j. A. Campbell OF Mobile the indreshjn ma
posed be vacated Col regarded as one az tbs ess
lawyers in the United States OF agc and would mako
to the late Mr. Justice Mckinley highly ere
te the Supreme Court Of tho United States We sincerely
he may consent Judge nrgan Apnrt from
tho distinguished qualification Of Col c. suppose tho
select from Mobile Alabama
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Vu,UsCALoosA oBsERvFR-Tuy srpRrur coupr

CUBs CRIBERs TO THE NEW YORK DAY BOOK, IN
~ the First ward requested u send their aud
address to the Office BOB way The carrier 10 missing,
not having been since Tuesday.
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BOARD WANTED-WI1H A FURNISHED ROOM,
~ between Prince and Fourteenth etre Broadway
where the dim hour is six o'clock Good
reqrired Address, stating particulars d. G EGLoVER,
Herald office.
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EloARDING-AT UNION HOUSE. No 279 HUDSON
~ street, between Canal and Spring streets suite of
rooms handsomely furnished be had at this and
ecmmodious house moderate terms, by making i'm
mediate application. Aleo three choice single rooms
for gentlemen.
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JEANTED-BY 4 RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN.
w lately arrived from England situation a. cook il
good washer and ronor 10 objection u short al 1.
tancc In the country private family Preferred Can re
econ for two days No go Tenh srcet between Frat
ave aud syanue A.
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poARDtNG.-A FURNISHED ROOM TO LET WITH
~ board for alndy and gentemas in private and small
family whore all the comforts Of home be epoyoi
~ below Prince street and broadway. Address
9htdNeAt Br0Aewty post ONCE, Monday and Tuesday.
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A PROTESTANT
w Young woman, as cook she understands all kisds Of
baking ard pastrJ and has lived the families Boot
reference civ call a. y .. linton court Uniycrs,ty
piece bstreen Eleventh and Twelfth streets. Can be
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STANTED, FOR A LADY. A FURNISHED PARLoR
" and bedroom paror chamber with board or near
GniLg ealoon, whore meals could be cent Broadway
leween Franklin and Fourth streets store would
he preferred Rent paid in advance. Address E. Irving
broadway Post Office.
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TEyHE FIFTH ANNUAL BALL OF TIE FIRST TROOP
Washington Creys. will take place at Nibo's Saloon
Wednesday evening Dec. 20. Tickets IS. 10 bs had Of
either Of tho following committee Capt j. NJ Naran 23
Tenth street; Lieut. T. Hamme II First street; Cornet
VIM. Lalor 30 First street; ). H. Cornell g7 Allenstreot
Corn salters - second streets VIM Bauhsm, IS Second
street, Jacob H. Naran o6T HouE street Chns g. Cor
nell, ITO First street; Jas Hayward q Clinton Markets
Bryant Lawrence ID and IL entire Market Peter Lynch
Al Vesey street CAPT. j. NJ. VARIAN, Chairman.
CHAs G. CORNELL Secretary.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

BISHOP DOhNE'S CASE.-RECORD OF THE PRO
~ ceedinFs Of the Court Of Bishops assembled for the trial
II the Right Rev. George Washington Doane, D. D. LD
Bishop 81 New jersey upon resentment made by Bishops
Mead MeIlyaine, and Bu sss containing also tao OPT
zion Of hc Bishops comprising the Court Price SIX cents
STANFORD & SWORDS Is7 Broadway.
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WANTED by YOUNG MAN wnO CAN BE
w hgh rccommcnecd by his former en- ployer rtda-
on IN awhoi.ss q retail gecery stora barkcepar
~ falaee nan NO ae Broadway, up stAirJ.
WANTED.BY a REsPECTABbE MARRIED ,VO.
maa' NlsD iuil breast Of mk, situation ae vet
nurse tan give the beet a reor5noe. Would have Oh
lection 70 travelling she has 10 neurnbranee sa ~
r5 Of $50 Jwentyt third street ~
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TH IL BALL SEASON

NOUKTEENTH ANNUAL BALL OF THE ri. ". n.
Society, will take Mace Mt Tammauy Hall Tuesday
evening November - the proceeds to be to
charitable purposes Skeletons unryaed baud has been
gagged for. the occasion. JOHN BELL, President.
FRANCIS FLYNN, Secretary.
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INSTRUCTION..


ANhEfCH AND SPANISH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- dab bresdway.Pr fessCrs r. Richard AMI A. Abouton
wi teRu 'hs evening, from 20 o'clock, the former
Lew course ~ French the latter course in spsnish both
courses Tor ladies ano gentlemen lessons in ia nj
Les on application Circulars be obtained rs above
II APID RlTlNG.-THERE ARE MANY YOUNG
gentlemen whom tho acquisition of an elegant aud
tatremey rapid hand would be uyaunble. By entirely
original process recently Invented the undersigned ablo
TO to all pupils without the possibility Of failure
hand postesinE combination Of ocganse
aud spiey, hitherto incredible At home from 4 untl
l0F. N. ". 3. MACLAURIN, Writing Master,
80 Irving place.
GILL ACRE NEW CLASsES-BRooKE'S DANCING
~ academy at his Assembly Rooms, 35l Broome
Jhe most fashionable styles including variety Of
Waiting Of tis country aud Europe will be tau h tho
hortet time and for the reasonable charges
class for gentlemen will he formed Monday evening
o'clock to Mondays and Thursdays Ladies'
afternoon casses Tuesdays ard Thursdays from three
m Elk o'clock Private and general classes every day aud
evening.
ptxVByE INSTRUCTION IN PEN1ANSnIP.--TH
Snbserte- is prepared 10 give private Instruction In
40 art q pei msnshtp TO iAdcg gentlone his rooms
no. ~ Brondway first above tho Irving House.
Aae az eley-uf oopY book, with Instruction Price, 20
esnN OLIVER n. GOLDSMITH
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CLOTIIING.


(NAST-OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.-
~ Ladies or tempn having clothnr furniture or
!ewelry 20 dispose Of fair price By
for the subscriber at his residence through
Ladies attended by Mrs Dusseldorf, - Elm soreet
L. ~. DUSSELDORF.
CAST-oFr CLOTHING hNp FURNITURE WANTED.
" Ladies and gentlemen having cast of clothing fur.
sitnro dispose obta fair 5ash pricc by sending
for the aubacrbcr at ais residence fine through she
posi- will be promptly attended to. Ladies attended b.
kfs. Cohen. Il. 8. COHEN. No. G6 elm ss-5es.
CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.-LADIEs
~ gentlemen having the above dispose
receive fair cash price BY sending to he store
through the post delivery do pay post
age s. COHEN, i52 Hudson street. Ladies' attended
\ rs. Cohen,
CyAST OFF CLOTHING WANTRD.-THE SUBSCRIBER
~ wishes 5000 worth Of good left wearing
apparel Of every description Persons having large mall
quantities dispose obtain full current
money by calling addressing through most JAMES
IOLONEY. store No II Orange street, near Chathsn.
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BOARD WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND uTs
- wife, in respectable private tauy; forms must be
moderate anc location below Grand street. Please address
Samuel, at this Office
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w ANTED-A SITUATION, ny a REsPEcrkBLE
w gill, 60 do general houscwovk she il good oook
washer and ronor The beat city reference can be given
Can 10 for two days at 40 Henry street, house
frat ho0r
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WANTED-BY YoUE G sCoTCH WOMAN A STU.
w atitn rs senmsres chsmbermsid Has been eight
years in her last place Apply AZ 17 West Twenty
ttr0et.
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MY POoR OLD AUNT
1vl It's mistake some gracelsss heirs,
Haye made about the sine qua non,
Which kills all insects unawRres,
Ere they say lack Robinson.
For Lyons Powder kills not aunts,
However old and weak they may be:
For ants it's quite n cirgums tanee,
And heas that bite tAe baby.
If rats and mice take advice,
They Will beware his pills magnetic,
Which ipjure health a down
Unlesa they tabe strong emetc.
LYONS Magnetic Powder tor insects ard his Magnetic
Pills for killing rats and mice, At ~ Broadway.
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BOARD. WANTED IN BROOKLYN, NEAR SOUTH
- ferry fer two temen. parlor and bedroom with
breakfast ard tea, dinner Sunday Address, box TS
Post office.
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Value Of merchandise put market "a week
in November, 1852 ..................... S116s o37
Do dry goods do. do Sl2S76
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Slo76SiS
Total importation LIST week in November 1852 90S 1893
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j. HUNTER, Telegrsphic Agent,
No. Paradise street, LIVERPOOL England.
And general agent in England for the lines Of telegraph be-
tween Balifax, ". s.. and New York.
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VSRlNTERs AND tENaRAvEEs' 'CARDs.--CALL Ar
No. Reade street, and obtain samples and prses.
The has had fifteen years pracsen experiences
in the manufacture of onamelicd and o0orsd cards. and
aong business for hitur oers oash
buycrs that cannot be surpassed All
trre. both white and oolored will DO warranted rrEt
wel ana particular quality card will be aat
10 order with tho utmost despatch. r. w. ROBY.
No. Read street, corner Of Coasre.
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D0AkDiNG.-AN ELEGANT PARLoE, WITH SEVE-
- raj bedroe ms adjoining suitable for .amy
bef o. Eentemer with without board, be had
Leroy plsee Blocker street. Baths aad closets every
foer. -
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TyNo LET-THE UPPER PART OF A TWO STORY
and attic house, in the vicinity Of 81. Johns ParF.
and front basement consisting Of font and Back pslors
and four attic For PARTICULARS inquire q Mr. MO q
GAN at the Metropolitan salosn OF White grest
broadway,
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woman situst on for general hous7 work. laun.
dress IN gent emaLs family Sac we'll recon.
Apply at $50 Pearl street. e''
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NANTED-B AN EXPERIENCED AMERICAN
w woman, situation as infants nurse, and who has
been in the habit of making herself useful in way
the family. Can be for week. at No. 81 Yanda
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VNo LLT-WIrH BOARD, IN A SMALL AGREEABLE
American family, front partor. bedroom and closet,
rtiurushed second floor of house having baths
so. situated above and Sturtevaut will
ne let T. gentleman and wife at dollars weeks
eJctptonatle reference given required Address New
ton this
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BOARD AT 345 BRoADWAY.-SUITS AND SINGLE
~ elegantly furnished for families and single gen.
Nemen. The forts OF private home with the advan-
tazes Of h6t may BIO had at this spacious and
dieus house. Transient board 81 rs per day.
JOSEPH l.. SMITH.
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ITO Leg A SUIT OF HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
srcrs, with ante room adjoining, nd floor Of
M four FL ry house Containing all the modern improve
saI u be lot separately or together, to gentleman
md a. Board for the lady only Terms, $50 per
to SUITE $40 for either parlor. Location, block
from ruth ayeRte, between Twentieth ard Twenty nth
ttgectt. AIDE Mrs. Il. BANCROFT Union square Post
Oioe.
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WANTED-gY A WIDOW, A SITUATION AS SEAM
w stress Nurse would do general Homework in
private family. Apply at 203 Bridge-tt., BROOKLYN.
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CHolCE WINEs.-TllE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR
~ SALE at IS Pine street. the following wines OF his
importatopVa do Penss the most deliciou sacred
OF all the VII Of the kingdom OF Spain This wine IL
the province OF La hancha the Of the
MARQUIS Of santa Cruz and y tho same kind that Don
Qpixotte drank when he declared dms
lew dozen OF Meets high graie champagne, he
sends to gland and Russia, dry and fine Sherr,s the
highest 0r3cr; Peter Domeeq Pemartin Romano Sam
demsns highest grades Of both red snd white Port j. II.
March X Co.'s hest Madeira grape juice md dry South
Side; bursundies, hooks, olRrets lsgrimachrist 80
GILBERT DAVIS.
DHIL2DELpHfA PoRTER--or SUPERIOR QUAIL
~, Tor family in halipin pint and quart bottles,
London aud Dublin and stout scotch alss
East Insia pale ale &C., warranted genuine Fine elsret
ofyarOrs brands from 81 % bottles returned
For sale by WIN. ii. UNDERHILL,
No. t3o Broome street, oo!ner OF Crosby.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-22

yNANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
" situation as chambarmad waiter: has obiec-
tion to housewor The best Of
ply at 22 Sixth between fifteenth and sixteenth
street. Can be seen for two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-22

Two LET-A LARGE SUBSTANTIAL BUILDING. FOR
u manufs eturng purposes, thu BRONX river, tsn
miles from the city adjoining West Farms where soops Of
hundred tons load aud discharge into the building
Rent $50 per Apply the premises, 10 WIZ.
WATSON, IS Exchange place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-22

y" LILLIAN ARNOLD, NJ. d 4, DENTIST, HAS RE-
W moved from No. Warren street, to No. Clinton
place. Eigita street., frat door west of Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-22

A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE CAN BE ACCOMMo-
"A dated with board with front parlor and BEDROOM aud
all the modern convenences in small plain respectable
family. Situation Third and Eighth street.
Address, with name and residence G. g. L. Herald office.
Answers Wednesday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-22

A PAYMENTS TO LET, VIZ, TWO SUPERIOR
"A larlors on the LIST hoor newly and elegantly fur
nished, paror and bedroom the 81 floor witt ba sh
attached also single private table furnished ii
desired References exeh nEod Apply at No. 1873 Blocker