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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-04
tvgR COMPLAINT, JAuND1CI

n VEIN 1tNIt isGAtis ! ~
- ,ys.,st,aja, chronic or nervous debility. aiss
easss IL The kidneys. anil all diseases arising tfoin
i ,liss,.let,i liver nf stomach. sirh as euhstifpa=
lion. inward piles. ~faIlness OF blood to The heal,
aeility Of the stefiath, natsHa, heart b,itti, dis
eust Tor food, ~flllhess OF weight n The s%toI'iaet,
sour quotations. sinking Of t~lut,efliig at The pit Of
The ST. mach. swimming ei The head. hurried and
difficult breathing, fia.efing at The heart, choking
or spileeatifg sensations when II, d y Ing posture,
dimiesa oil vision, dots OF webs before the sight.
Fever and dull pain III the head, drtitiefley Or l'ef-
s~pifatlet, selleTHess II The skin anu eyes pam
IN the side. back, chest, limbs, eie, sudden ll.ishes
Of heat. burning in the flesh, constant iinagiiiings
Of evil and great depression OF spirits, cen he
elterlualLy cured BY
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-04

sSilE following articles nfe just received
\ and iof SALE oil the cefaef Of Church and
Third streets
FRESH aRRfr8Ls-Nsw ead-f ish, new
maekeFel. new ~salttioti, Ii kegs July butter, 10
loxes faisitis. 900 lbs e%utfatls, 90 Boxes fresh
scrtsiieelli, $500 lbs STAGE 4 shay's and Duifaelu,s
hams. 5000 l,a Ito extra tieieed shsi,lilars, lopv
lbs brillea sides. do eIfaf do, 90 keys No ! Lard,
J. casks white vitegsf. 81. Louis iluur extra,
soaps Of I'LL qualities. sftishsd, powdered, lnat and
tiewil sugar. iebaer, OF all the III ,st celebrated
brantls. teas Of all qualities all Of when we eilel
~ ehesp "a The Cheapest, Tor the rsfsH ami
E.HSH is,iv. We also have eiieshalf dozen iltie
elaeks. w.hitt, We will sell payable when SCOTT
rs EBEr7'ED, ct fair pFiets. !,
We would I've pleased t. have our if,eti,ls call
and see cir improvements In store and stock, eefA
nef III Church and Third streets.
a,ass A MuNIAN u BRO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-04
LEGAL AOIlCR0.


NEW YORK COMMON PLEAS HENRY TEIss
~ against Mary Tsiss. Summons for rclisf-Con net
70 tho above defendant are hereby snmaceed
IN re anirsd the in this action. which
ooe Of ske clerk Of he city And county OF
New YoIl ~ hs City AL in said city, this asy and 70
copy Of Your answer 10 the said compliant on ene
SubscYiher fs his ofnes, No Chamber street IN the s
New erk within twenty days after the service OF th
you exclusive Of the day o. such seryice and
IL ron fail the said complaint within the time
Aforesaid In this ASTON villAtply 70 the Court
for ths relief in the complaint Dated July
1882 JONAS b. PHILLIPS. Plaintiffs Attorney
CUPREYE COURT, KINGS CoUNTY-ALMEr REED
y ngsinss James NJ Barrows; Marcus G. gsuld Luther
q. BfpsbAm, yAmes Acker, Jacob NJ Harris, Samuel T.
jones Aqua Jones, James heard Richard Warren Peter
p. Brown, Zepas Newell. Richard L. Wyetof Summons
for ~ demand tract To the above named de
fsdants You hereby summoned TO answer the CON,
plant In shs acten Of which copy herewith served
opoD and serve copy Of answer on me- q ny
the service hereof exclusive Of The DAY q such ~ ssn
M win tsks Judgment Cor The sum Of seven az
hundred and hy collars with interest rom we ~
Of Dccem her, thcut and eight hundred ana
the sum ~ ssven Thousand dve hapdrsd doI< spa Nv
nteyes. on the OF ffsy dollars from the 18TH
March 1852 besides the costs Of this sosion Dsea
'o'A' 80 VAL street. ny
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Union COURSE i. I-TRorrlNG-pnasua .,an

VINIoN COURSE l., I-TRoTTtNC.-pURsEs AVN
~ stakes for fall season, 1903 -
r'e Tor All horses that never purse mile heats bed
No. q The ssme as No. 1, under saddle
No. 3.-The same as No. 1. to wagon.
No - Purse $50 with inside stake Of $50 half forst
ee Tor AZ horses that never purse $50 mile
hents bsat IN i've, to wagon
No.o.-Ihesame as NJ. 4 IL harness.
NO, 1.-The same as No. A. q saddle.
No Pure sllO wish inside stake " $f00 half forfst
iree Tor al horses that purse 500 nne
heats. beet infvo. 10 wagon.
No.S-The same as No. u IN harness.
NO. g--TheHame a. N y. Z, under saddle.
NO IL Purse t20o Win inside stake OF $780, half forei
seI'r 81 hurses tsa' never WOO PURGE $780, min
hests, beet ~ ave in haIscss.
no. 1.-The anne AS No. 10 under saddle.
H. Purse S2m with nsieo stake of 500 hall f0reng
fsiot az horses that rsfor purse 900 twS
= o. la--Ihe same ne No. p under daddle.
NO Hlurse $3.50 ~ith in ids staks 100
Ge ior ~ horsee mile beats best in hve wages Ks4
dIlNer weighing 1876 pounds.
No l5.-fl came ne No lstvo miles and repeat
ltPurse $40 with tpt!dc 500. half
free Tor all horses milo heats, best IN i've, in harness.
10 IParse $500 With aside STAKE $3.50 half forfeit;
iree Tor AL horses two miller and repeat In harness
No ofurfs $40 With inside stpke $780, half forfeit;
free Tor all horsss three nj Ia harnass
No. Purss $3.50 free FOX ali horses mile heats best ia
Eve under saddle 500 81 Az the second bess horse
No 70 Purse 500 FREQ for al horses mile hektp best
in five. in $50 10 tn borse
No. q Purse $780, free for all horses; mile U.s. hest in
i've. to wagon; $50 to 20 to the second heat horse
No. % Pure 500; Tree To- 81 hrse two ntes
No 25Purso 500 tree Tor OH horees miller snd
peat, in harness; 500 10 the best horse
ko4Pprse $500 tree for all horses three miles sad
peat In harness; 500 to 60 the second beat horse
The above purses and stakes 20 close Saturday
ing ho 4th o September at 10 o'clock at Durysa Fsh-
lsnd, corner Of East Broadway and Ca,harine ssseo
stakes and to come OF IN the months Of September
and october. JOHN L. sNADiKER, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-04
LIQUOR 9.

ono DOZEN CHOICE cLARET WINE. AT 81 I'm,
SUV So and So ger Dozen bottles rs, ,ns ar,i
All Brown ssout. 81 all the best Braods inpc
In Mn. and quart beties Champagne Cider PhadeiEhiA
AZ erd Porter &C SO For sale by WILLIAM n. GN-
nTkHi L. 40 Broene street corner Of CROSBY street
vu7N. H. UHpERHlLL IMroRTLR AND DEALER
w in bran dIes Wines Whisky, Rom, Gin Cham.
,.sne vines DC &C., Offers for sale large assortment
~ the bss S,spts AZ 20 pr cent lees than othcr
seuse An stock % ho.tled Wines. Liquors &c
ks lg Brooms street. ccrner Of Crosby t..set. NJ =
CAY snl county dsalt,p are invited cSil
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-04

Grand total for the two colonies (Ounces) 1124,4l5
This at Gs per ounce would be worth 1854, 34S but
II valued for what /. realizes in England, AUSTRALIAN
fold beng found TO be constantly above the standard
the total would be four and quarter millions ster
ling a. is very justly remarked yield Of f5O000o in
Anticipation but eight times the is proved to
have been obtained.
The total receipts OF the Louisville and Frankfort Rail-
road Company for the year ending June go 1852 amount
Cd TO sle o2G 25 yota! expenses for the same time,
see134 TO- In this aggregate Of expenses the item of
repairs Of read amounts S252o5 81 at least onehaf
Of which S,2 60O) properly belongs to construction
count having applied TO ballasiug the road and
widening the cuts and s The settling Of the new en-
and the washing Of new cuts have consumed
fus one half Of the above tem The repairs per mile Of
road have amounted to 1887 rs. the item Of wood
pso n inoned the cost Of 900 cords Of wood paid for
an onntipe to $4,000 Taking these two items from the
aggregate it leaves the expenses for the year $50 534 10
working the road since the first locomotive put upon
the track have been S22s6 10 and the total expenses
have been Sl3C s o. including hauling all the iron and
ether aer for building the road for which separate
account made.
The total the road including everything up to
June 80 1852 S135s76i 49, Of which Ss536S is
presented by stock, $745l9 so bonds to the Common
wealth Of Kentucky sl72 900 Railroad bonds, S9o720 bills
oaxsle. &Sl 500 81 bonds for real estate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-04

nj ON e M A IL X H IT /.

FRIpAY, Sept. 3-GP.M.
There was pretty active market at the Arst board
this morning ana The have commenced again in
good earnest putting contracts There were larger
sales of al the leading ancie particularly New jersey
Zinc and Nicaragua The former advanced u per cent
and the latter T. Florence and Report fell OF per
cent. In others there was very little variation The
stock market is by means huoyant the position
Of Things in money matters has induced expect No
ohe complained OF scarcity of money and the differ
ncs between the cash price and time price stocks SO
mD d mat no one should be deferred from entering
~ operator Purchasers on time have many adyan-
lagos many the purchasers for cash At tho
feeond hoard the market very inactive and closed
heavy, with downward tendency. We do not like the
oos Of movements in fancy stocks There appears to be
noihrg Of decided character going in the street
org Spectators by which judge of the probable
future course Of prices. We 1nd that few days
quotations will advance and the market become at
orce quite sstive suddenly change takes place. and
prices run rapidly down ITO the starting point 1t win
Dc sen in reference to tables, that quotations
current ior money stocks do not vary materially from
those ruling six months since. The two most permanent
railroad stocks on this market-Ere and lIarem-haye
not varied three per cent in the past three months Tbs
aci s That with all the cheapness and abundance Of
oonsywith I'll hi facilities which have plenty
All sides there has been specuations in the stock
Icslket.
The -eceiIts at The Office Of the Assistant Treasurer
RI port to-day amount to sl5s O74 S. payments Sl0l
ISL o. balance, SO &C., l2s 9s
The amount Of treasury notes outst andug on the LIST
SEPTEMBER 1852 S1279l1 of which SI07 SCI were OF
prior the 22d Of July 1s4G 81 700 OF the issue Of
toe 40 u July 1885, and Of issue Of January
IS 1867
The earnings u the Lorg Island Railroad Company for
he north of Ausust 1861, amounted to $50, 022 81,
tgsiDst S24 3a3 OF for the corresponding month in 1851
following an increase Of $16s9 "a for the month this
year
The Grocery Fire Insurance Company has declared
s1 annual dividend Of eight per cent the Atlantic Fire
Insurance Company of Brooklyn six per cent The Troy
Niiy Bank and the Bank of Troy, have each declared
tami.snDual dividend Of AZ per cent The Hartford
I(Ct) Bank has declared extra dividend Of three dol
ars on eaeh sbare payable on demand The Lawrence
nsnntacturiDg Company Q4OwelD has declared semi
IaGnGal dividend Of four per cent-S4O per share
he production Of gold in Australia continues to rapid
Iy increase The yield this far has been much create
than during the period in California In the
ydney gold circulars it liz stated that the amount OBJ
|'aned rom the digsins' UP to May nearly four
mjcns sterling and this Is illustrated by the following
|t1ble
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iRyERTISEHENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
PIE RSCAsALs.

PERSONAL
INFORMATION WANTED OF Mr.. PETER BATES,
Il native Of Shropshire, EnglEnd, who arrived IN new
Yors from London In Tho fall Of ls4b he went from
New York to Ohio from which place nc wrote
te his family shortly his arrival since wher nohn
ssia PETER Ba.es living, OF his DEATH Will confsra
yreAs obgstop bis family by c2mmunisang tne sarw
sulaIs TO John hcFarlane CatAn Greene county, ~ l.
NJOTICE.-sHoULD THIS REACH THE EYE OF Dr.
~ who left New York rhursday m6Enng ne unssu
"i''A ~ sAo'' ~ ~ EARL.
INFORMATION wANTED-oF THOMAS MARsH ALL.
late Of Manor Cunnir ham, Comfy Donegal, lresna
Montgomery, Al Mrs.. Webs, 3T Firtt avenue.
RER HENRY HART or DOVER ENGLAND, is RE
M quested 10 call Immediately John Payne, 81 Fulton
street will hsnr from his father, who has written
several letters that have mover reached him.
DApBADozs-IrMR GIBSON, tJoHs, .BELrEvE)
ID Of State Of Nov York. and who 10 rsstsd 20 the
family of EtAre King, Of Barbsdoes West Indies will ad-
S,ass ,ts 10 X. American Hotel New York mention
NO vhsYs he s 10 found he Will hear something OF his
fasnily from one who Knows them well.
NJoTICE.-ro THE C0RoHERs OF THE COUNTIES
~ Of Orange Dutchsss, Putnam, Wesschsster Rocslsnd
o. a,y other wanted By Capt Marvin
Palmer Of Uncasvills, New LonJcn counsy conn. Tnst
vho sailing the Hudson river near est
sssd eleven years foil overheard and Was drcwnea All
fSyts his body get INFORM hon ., mas
vusvsi unayaps ne had ~ the time brown Jean pan
ssns white muslin shirt, blue mixed socns ana coarv;
& thankfully received BY dstrss,ed family ana Al q
unss sisrs.sc. or Any Individual thsrsiH e siSSnns
- saiA Al~rs. AA1S'N SAAAA~
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No. ". AemP, AuctlO ncer-Adml mis- or asOr's
sas Of OIL rain snss Books handsome Furniture Piano
ertee, &c-This DAP, at 10 O'clock, at IS Nasssu
ssss' nsIP Fgsop Kemp viii s a anetan
fanofcrtes &e being valuable cullsction OF Pantng
sry handsome library 81 socks Bookcases aad vsis
.ye iesessoa ABd mah9gauy cabinet Fgraure, most OF
- sssn made 10 ord and nearly Also one
sunday Trip.--Ths Steamer, Thomas E,
Ihs viii make her usual triE ", Suadayl 10
eat ana iotermeoste places leaving street pier
~ a NJ See ad refinement. 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-04
HOTELS AND WATERING PLACES.

CREAMERY HousE. CORNER OF TwENTIETn
VI strest and Broadway, New York s now open to the
public IL sontains one hundred and airy rooms furnished
n the most elegant style With every posSs @
bnsd; the determined that sna ranh
among the best family hotels In the world ~ = no
DoRr WARRINGTON, PAVILION HOTEL, sHREws-
bury river, Monmouth county, New Jersey-ihe rre.
prietor respectfully returns his sincere thanks to s rens
nd the psbc for their liberal patronage Season
We has nov rooms for that he can aso1
win Lewis, Golden 6ate. ply daily, 70 and fro.
JOSEPH A. SLANx. Proprietor.
EoLIAN HOTEL, NO s4 BROADWAY, NEAR UNION
"A square, now ready for ths reception Of the
house being complete repair IN AL rsepssts fer abe -
seDDeSation 81 DNAeaeAt And tsAAaient IeAS dsrs.
EpAvleONs PuepMs$S1s
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gv1uc oNIv REALLY WONDERFUL PEDESTRIAN
hE uN ~, Ssfere ssten pied in the .ora -Ge 70 He
csi.p. ssa pay ay = H. GI ss0N ne IsSsssri =.
tssi ef Walking ~ days and nigAta IN nnss
sSss hour. TIE gfesAA epsn day ans night AenkseSs
Us smN.
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DPORTIN0.

CpoprTNc ~JoHN WALKER BEGs LEAvE 10 AN.
- ~nn,e. a. H. friends patrons thas ne vii viele
All. az ~, SS weeks devote his tine 70 gyine To-
sons in the art Of selfdsfense'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-04

A 4 G.. A. ARNoUx, DRAPERs AND rAIL0Hs
IA No EOS Broadway, CORNER Of Duane street inyhs
the TO call and eIa Is sssis ard vel ssssssS
vetngs, which they make usual 70 order ana ie
Of style and elegance OF workmanhip arc MOI 70 De s
passed. and which they offer 1t reasonable prices
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CLOTHING.

EAToN q CO., SUCCESSORS OF rRyoN BATON,
II Tajlors, 262 Broadway, receiving elegant
ent sfsosds, selected By r. W. rryoa In Losaes
and PARIS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-04

TWO OR THREE GENTLEMEN CAV &c hCC0MIO.
i dated wish very pleasant, airy room, srd pse IN
hoard in higay rss7ethh,s pr.ys.e family whsre hey
guaFe There bath The house and several III ~
stages pass II. Good reference required Apply ~
No. lS Abipg don place.
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IMPRESS WAGONS, BUSINESS WAGONS. nUG
II sies. Sc. for sals.-Express Wagons and Businees
Wag for sals also, second hand Top Rnggy snt a
very light Tro.tipg Wsson-has been but Ite used GIN
be st the Carriage REPOSITORY 80 Canal street notf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-04

l Nssp npLhsE, J. t.-rhOfrING- MONDAY
a. SePssmper . match 10 500 mils heats hsst n
WoodyDa n na%an nance = Moscow, 70 wagon; H.
match Tor $500 three miles and repeat "a bsrnsss
LUDLOW names Sell SHELBY; Weaver O Brooks. n.mss
pehcon The car vii leave south Perry a,aa%
" Ter the Course attwo O'clock A. And rs.s,n when
the sport Is over. Pare each way Is ssuts 'a "A'A
JOHN !. sNEDiKER Proprator
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-04

ID O0MS TO LET-A FURNISHED PARL0R AND BED
N In 6rst class hpuoe. BREAKFAST Aud te Il
ired Inquire 9. No ll Ninth stree. few doors rom
Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-04

DRlvATE BOARDING IN OH0KEN.-sAVERAL
fine newly Turn shed parlors, with sleeping
tached end sin gle in frat class genteel private
BOARDING he IN Hud street, Of FIRST street
the modern improvements Cold hot and no bnahs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-04

FURNISHED ROOMS DTSMrssTNG BOARDERs Ar
L. fords fine opportunity Of securing few T.eAsac
rooms. in convenient location If applied for Ca
before 10 A. NJ after7 r NJ 1t 10 Chambers stree.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-04

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, IN SMALL FHT-
yats family in the pleasant location 10 LnGow Place,
Houston street the entire second Ind third hO0rs onst
ing Of Fix square rooms and com pere bath
Would be let to single gentlemen without b9a.l vary
ason able teyms Good Iefsrene &c Isqnired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-04

EIRsr CLASS ROOMS. WITH BoARD-F0R GENTLE
and taeir wives. single gentlemen 10 fhsbpn
able residence. west Of ana Broad vicity Of
Metre poltan Hotel TEpe'try, carpets and baths ~ b.
G. ALLISON, Lover Post ofce
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ROABD.-A FURNISHED ROOM WANTED. ny 4
young gentleman IN arespectabie French family. with
breakfast and ten whore ne have opportunity Of
eerectng himself in the Ian Location shsg Now
York or Brooklyn. Address Bex 1886. Poe. nee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-04

SUANTRD-BY VERY RESPECTABLE YoUaC
w lady, spes' ing the French md German languages sn
ing in respectable family in his city grooklyc
sqnvaer Tor which she would awe lebscns 10
the and where she hnd the comfort
~ home, and Opportunity Of prfecting herself in H.
Ed gsh language. address +. o., 1T this Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-04

DR1vATE BoARD.-A L,DY AND GENTLEMAN AN
l obtain well furnished front room. with full boat
for the lady only payment o. board required ia sd
by at ressing widow Broadway Post Off &c, for
three days House .ans bath lbsA:3n pleasant
Also, en- ali room st q moderate price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-04

pOARD-4l EAST FIFTEENTH STREET, NEAR THE
- park-Parlors al d hedr0cns can he had by AZ nms
date application. as above.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES, DC.

PAIR OF GREY CARRIAGE HORSES FOR SALE
n o., and years old sonnd and hind IL eyry res
psct the property of VIII, has further
for tfem. May be bstSeen tho hours OF A. ara
p st Jarvis stable, Of Broadway and Twenty
seventh street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-04

WANTED TO BoARD-A CATHOLIC LADY IN TER
w VIPER part u tho city would like to take few chit
5ysp board and educate desired 10 fan where they
would al The converter and comforts Of rodnsi
home. Inquire Of Mrs. Esrtram, No. 66 Wsst Twenty
seventh street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-04

DRlYATE BOARD IN H0H0KEN, ONE BLOCK FROM
.he ferry.-A gen item aud his wife few tngs
gentlemen, can be genteey accommodated with foil or
Partial board at No. 10 NeTaIk street, Heboksn Terms
reasonable,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-04

WANTED "A SITUATION BY RESPECT RTE
w young woman, as Chambermaid aud seamstres, ~
Nise VINO PERFECTLY understands business 10 il
wing 60 male herself useful aud who prosnra ,hu
pesi Or ely references Please call ct 2o9 trat
tween Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets svesna aoer
t~Nel
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aY ADxaL sy'psGA

DosT OFFICE. NEW Y0RK.-NOTICE-rHE EU-
sspean Mails per U 8 NJ s, ATLANTIC, win close st
tins iee Saturday, Sept. ath at l0h A. N. closed
tic WN " BkaDY p MI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-04

pOARD-A GENTLEMAN WISHES AN UEFUg.
~ nisted with tas for himself and wife. 10
ton in central par. Of .he city. Adde'S G. IT, Herald
once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-04

BOARD WANTED.--A GERMAN GENTLEMAN,
- teacher Of music would like 10 obtain board in
reo.nhle family fret boarding house. where he could
ave Instruction tho piano, and could also take
more pupils. Addrsas stating location, NJ Heraiu oice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-04

a Partner WANTED-wITH SMALL CAPITAL
"A or 10 se ont an once Of many ysars practice for
rmAtor cali on Dr. LAAdro, corner Of Chatham and Du
Ane streets, lext 6Voy W th~ sxshaA0e sAee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-04

WANTED-A SITUATION AS WET NURSE ny
w woman, whose child 10 but ave weeks oid. she IL
grisctiy beatty Can be seen At No. az Mott sreos any
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-04

FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsBED ROOMS, wlTa
full or partial board he obtained at NO Anity
place, west Of Broadway. between Amiiy and Blocker
streets Stages pass both streets constantly Hot cold and
shower baths in the house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-04

FURNISHED ROOM Two OR THREE GENTLEMEN
be accommodated with plea SAINT small
private family at No IL Ii penard eet near Wet B-osd
WNy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-04

RoARD.-Ho. 10 UNION SQUARE GOOD ROOMS
- suitable for married single persons may lie bad
win board ON application SIS above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-04

ITO TURNER'S OR MANTILLA DEbLERS.-THE SUB
ssrbers can spare window and show room for either
the above named goods in Of TIE business reets
Ad6sets Show Room, Broadway Post ONCE
York rni Philadephs. great ch'noe 10 now offered
sale Of the largest poultry stands In tho Washing
Ton Country Market in tho centre CT three gsugrays And
IN greatest in the market 1t will
sold low. the has other business TO attend TO-
Apply TO @. B. HOwEs, 80 Nassau street.
WINDOW ORNAMENTS FOR sALE-2N0 CoRNICES
w 500 dos Curtain Bands 500 dor. Cnrssin Pins, 100
Soz CerIise En- as Of the latest Styles a. Wholesale.
q. 4. sCHEIDT.2 and Plat street.
Eols Agent for G. Dscouracter
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICEs.

DARTNER wANTED.-S5 COO TO $4,000 CAPITAL TO
join the advertiser In very proatable hsaune oss,
row in operaton and which be increased TO any ex-
tent thu re being no competition In this country per-
fectIy safe investment. address :. 9 D. esrs OF
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DIGIDN PIGEONS, PIGEONS-ToR SALE-WHiTE
i Carriers Tumblers, hagpies, Spots, huafe neckr,
HOrstnen, Snow White Fentails aud Turb,s. Apply al
no. LAG Front street. MP stairs back Office.
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DoARD WANTED.-A GENTLEMAN, WIFE, AND
~ sister from Virginia. with 10 obtain boyd il reere
table private Of the streets leading from
way Address b. s. care Of Naigre aud Co. No. Spruce
street. Good referep eeG given ind required.
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NTIsCELLAN EOUs.

NEW PAPER HAN6IN GS-FRANCIs FARES IL C0.,
NO $50 Pearl street have just received their
signs OF the richest and most fashionable Frnsh Paper
hsagngs selected expressly TO decorate the
rsr apartments Of hs ost que modern dwellings,
The most skilful workmen are employed so hsra She
-
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EOR sALE-A DARK soRREL HORSE. SEVEN
Il years old, Kind d. and strong. Price $780, Ap
ply q. No. I6 East Twenty ninth street.