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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-03
LEGAL NOTICES.


CUPREME CoURT-sARAH BUCKLIN, BY HER
~ next friend. Thomas White against John Buckln.Te
Jehn Buckn You hereby summoned and required TO
aaswer The IN this ection which WAS filed in the
HALL in the city Of Now York. 81 day Nay 1854
and TO OF TO the said
Ahe subscriber his Once 70 Nassau
York within twenty days after The service Of .hs
20 swer the aid plsnt within the Aforesaid the
plaintiff this action will apply to the court for the relief
demanded In the complaint. Dated A prl 70, 1852.
A. L. PINNEY, Plaintiffs Attorney.
NEW YORK COMMON PLEAS HENRY FEIsS
IN against Mary Feiss: summons for reef-Com. not
served To the above defendant hereby
and required the complaint in this action which
of the clerk Of the city county
New York at the City Hall In said city, this day. and
servo copy q your answer to the said complaint the
Of New York within twenty days after tho service of THIS
exclusive OF the day OK such servioe and
fail TO tho said complaints wishin the time
the pais in this action the Court
Cor the relief In tho complaint Dated July tb
e52 JONAS B. PHILLIPS, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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&6 000 PANTHER WANTED, IN AN EsTAB-
WOsOOOs hshed cash business, which can be shown
pay 90 Per cent on the amount invested Address H.
Herald once, with real name
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yUlLLIAM WINTERS, AUcTIoNEER, WILL SELL
w at 1917 Gle ok lS7 Canal street, Weiuss
day, 4th inst, Executors Sale Of Iomsehod Furniture
consisting of Parlor, Chamber and Kitchen Furniture
s,as, wsrdrobes sgany Chairs. rocking and easy
Chairs dining, and and Tables ton centre
do, Bureaus, Washsands French and
hair hattresses feather Beds three ply and ingram
pets oileloths Looking Glasses Stoves Furn-
trre Sc. Also lot of Druggists Bottles and Fixtures
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sPECIaxs NOTICE.

yESo DOCK BUILDERS PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
y ceived by the New York Dry Dock Company, their
ONCE, corner OF Avenue and Tenth street, til 9th of
Augurt tor building about 400 feet of buead the
River. July 29th, 1852
THE OFFICE OF THE MEXICAN CONSULATE
General is established from this day, at No I0f Pearl
street Merchants and other having goods
send to the Mexican Republic will be pleased to have their
certificates taken at this office.
July 81, 1851. F. DE ARRANGeIz, Consul General.
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MI ONEY.-MONEY MAY BE OBTAINED IN SUMS TO
vA suit applicants Watches, Jewe1ry Plate Diamonds
Segars Piano Fortes Hor&es Carriages other
perty the Pacific General Agency Once No. ia Grand
street. corn Broadway the Pacific Bank The strict
est confidence and honor may be relied upon.
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TINE COMPREHENSIVE, HERETOFORE EXISTING
i between WIN. ii. Aldrioh and David Christie under
the and firm Of Aldrich Christie, This day dis
'V''S - A1'1-' s'A''A WV II. ALDRICH
New York, July 20, 1852. DAVID CHRISTIE.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

DARTNER WANTED, WITH SMALL CAPITAL,
Il either active silent, In the Nursei business where
the same can be carried to extent, with h rough
practical ard the best location ffr carrying the
Inquire at gS Vesey street, Tor Co.,
provision dealers west eide West street. Washington
tet.
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Culver PLATED ON GERMAN SILVER, TABLE
~ ware casters baskets tea sotstable forks IS to So
dozen spoons 50 TO So ne ivory handle table cutry
also Cornelius gas fixtures chandeliers pendants brackets
slar lsmp-, girsndolss, bronzes so. MORGAN. No. 52
liam street between Fulton and Ann Streets opposite
the church.
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ITO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MERCHANTS AND
Taors and all others interested in she
Of line clothng.-A. IL. VAN PELr 81 Maiden lane. will
do manufacturing the most reasonable terms In
manner not sassed by tailor the city most
satisfactory reference will be given.
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DARTNER WANTED IN THE PAwNBROKINo
trade, now doing large business, which be extern
ed by additional capital For particulars inquire No. 400
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Al ORTGAGE SALE OF GROCERIES, &C, ON TUES
WI day, August A. l0a o'clock, No. 81 Dey street
Green wichA stock of Teas Coffee Starch
Raifiu Figs SALT Candles SosD dried Fish Preserves
Snuff Segars, Tobscco and welt selected Wines and
Spirits and store Fixtures, Scales. Counter &c. Also
open Barouche.
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WANTED--A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE
w Young girl, as Cook, Washer aud Ironer in a
spectacle family Can give good city reference
last place. Peae call at 1852 Essex street
tlree
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WANTED-A SITUATION, ny REsPECrA BIZ
w young woman; TO Cook, Wash and Iron in pri-
ynte iam0yone who fully UNDERSTAND her business.
The best city reference given Can be sean al No.
Al Spring street, fer two days.
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roACHMAN wANTED-A SINGLE CoLoRED MAN,
~ residence Staten lslaud None need apply but
well qnaed in the and driving OF horses In
quire at No. Battery place, stairs.
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lNANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A
W tituation as good plain Cook: excellent baker
ard neat washer The best
can be given, Can be for two days, at III Clinton
street, where she lived last
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WANTE BY AN AMERICAN WIDOW. A STTUA
w ton as Housekeeper, ia some respectable FAINT
she isuy capable of her business of other
~ She is try years of and give The very
r.terences Please call at lis Hammond street, in TIL
basement.
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"ANTED-A YOUNG LADY TO ATTEND IN A
w Fancy Store must be acquainted with the business.
Good reeenmendations required Inquire Of s. SAUN
DERS, 361 broadway.
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nIssoLUTIoH OF Co-PARTNERsHIP THE CO.
~ partHarS hsrssofore existing between che subscrib
under the name and firm Of C. Is. Timpson L. Co.."
has this day been dissolved by mutual The sf
fairs Of the late firm will be settled BY g. B. Tmpson
G. b. TIMPSON,
New York. July 80 1852. STEPHEN T. H0YT.
The subscriber will continue the business Of the late firm
at the old stand No. l6 Cherry street, his ACCOUNT
He respectfully soliots Continuation Of the patronage OF
his friends and custom G. ID. TIMPS0N.
New York. July 80 1852,
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rOOK-A HIGHLY RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT
- young IN, wants situation first rate Cook;
she perfectly understands French cooking game soups
and meats in all their branches Long experience Please
c at72 Spring street, Broadway for days. after
~ o'clock.
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UCTIoN NOTICE-BY WIN. w. SHlRLEf.-o0o
"A lots Crockery. Glass China &o.Wodnesday, August
~ clock at No 81 John street. large assortment OF
best and seconds White Granite, Blue Edged, DPt, and
D. c. Ware; 50 cases Tunblers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-03

HARDWARE AUCTION EOrIcE-JouN r. VAN
Antwerp Auetiopeer viii sell this dsv at 10 o'clock
At NO G. dar street. two hundred packages aud lots
brsng fn assortment Of Hardware Cutlery, aud shelf
Goods worthy the attention Of the trade and country
buyers Catalogues now ready.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-03

r UMBER-NOTICE TO DEALERS IN LUMBER
IL Will be sold at public auction, Thursday 9th nst
a. 10 oeloet on the Eleventh avenue between Tgen
tyffth and 1wenty txth streets quantity Tim
ber Planks Boards Joists &c Also. Lumber Wagon.
Also, one light Wagon and Harness, BY order of
JOIN UELAkATER Reoeiyar.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDEs

EAMDEN AND AABoY RAILROAD FOR PHILA.
~ delpha:- Leaves by steamboat JOHN POTTER, Pier
No. North river at A. M. and p NJ, through in AZ
hours. Fare, frat class So second class (by r. VI. line
only 81 Returning leave Phlade foot of alnut
street, at A. N. aud 2 Pm.
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HENRY T. LEEDS, AUCTIoNEER, NO. SO CHAMBERS
street. Broadway, will sell this day, l0z
ooioet large assortment Of rosewood, mahogany and
walnut Furniture China Glass plated Looking Glasses
Chairs, Sofas Rockers. Bedsteads Bur Washstands
Chamber Suites painted chamber Furniture side aud
sofa Tables Hat Stands, cottage CHAIRS Mattresses
Call Them before ssing else this
worthy OF the attention of those IN want Of good urni
ture. sale, rain shine.
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WLLIAM NELSON s. co, COMMISSION, SHIPPING
w and Forwarding Merchants, Panama.
WILLIAM NELSON, HENRY H. MUNRO.
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"ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL A
W situation to do general housework; a washer
and ironer to mind children; will herself
useful more for good home than wages Can be
two days, at 29 West TsoIty sixth street, first floor
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w young girl, Chambermai' and do plain sewing
or as waiter, or to do housework or small family; is
rate washer and roner The best Of
given from the family where she lived years
for two days Please call at l5 Eleventh street
tween First and A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-03

yNANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
w situation Cham BERN aid Lau
and seamsress Good city references given Inquire
No. 8 Union Court.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-03

I0HN FISHBLa TT. AUCTION EER.-SfORE 80 PEARL
strset.-Aasignees Sale Tuesday, August 3. at II
o'clock without reserveA lot Of second hand Furniture,
bedsteads Tables &c. Counting Desk chest Tea,
4new Wagons rs Demohns % baskets Champagne hogs
heads White Wine and CIDER VINEGAR casks Madeira and
sherry Wines eask Scotch Whiskey 10 bbls Machinery
Ano DOL OIL 2ppes Otard Brandy "A demijohns Jamaica
Rum pair of Scales 40 demijohns Brandy. Aso 300 900
segars, assorted v-Regala Edliyen ether
fnvorite brands fer cash
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vVANTED-A PARTNER OR AGENT, WITH A CASH
capital Of 81 900 to sle to take charge Of the mer
camille ans financial respectable msnufac
cash young acquan ted with the shipping interest,"
snd who could his whole time eectnQ saie would
find this chance rarely met with Address, with real NAME
at Herald Office, to Manufacturer.
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WAHTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w situation Cook also to and iron Has
three in her last place. Has good reference Please
call ut No. s Union court, corner Twelfth street.
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WANTED-A SITUATION. BY A RESPECTABLE
GIRL as Cook Washer and Ironer. The rest of ~
reference given, required Please call ll9 Eleventh
street. between First avenue and A. second foor
trent room. - $500
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(EANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE MIDDLE-AGED
woman. situation rs Childs Nurse She ia capable
of taking the charge child its infancy
give the city Apply 57 Houston street,
where she be for two days.
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| NNANTED-A SITUATION BY A ECTABLE
| w young woman plain Cook goo d washer aud iron.
has objection country Can be see
| for two day, at los Cedar street.
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TENANTS REGISTER.

yENANTs' REGISTER.
BRoAID1w;Ayy PRO PROPERTY y,o TO LEr;-rnE UPPER
pnepsl ceiling % high Walls an o.
s o" in more re dssrAs for "a
bad Immediately Apply to ). p FOX on The promises.
LAUNDRY TO LET, AND FIXTURES FOR SALE
city, be dped Of At rs as s
sent owners onaoguanted With the business The building
Fourth avenue. from 2 10 + NJ = = NEW %
RENT s25o.-ToR SALE OR TO LET-sIx THREE
~ story brick houses, at yille miles from
the city, communication hour in the day by railroad
se anS fa g. ss OF r. at his
ROoMs TO LEr.-A PRIVATE FAMILY HAVING
~ leased for term of years. neat little house.
hted it and furnished it with neatness and wish
Battling convenience the Apply at $50 Droome
SToRE, BEDROOM. AND BACK ROOM TO LET--AN
~ excellent stand for clothing, erookery shoe drug
hat cap hardware or dry goods store. This splendid
Rent good tenant Possession inmediateiy
Apply at 22s Eighth avenue.
Two RENT-A NUMBER OF STORES ON BROADWAY
and Sixth and Seventh Also apartments and
half houses TO small sentee and rospeetabe families AZ
lloi Broadway, Thirty third street.
ITO LAwYERs-A YOUNG LAWYER, VINO would
,nsss part Of the city in the vicinity Of the City HALL can
on sasy terms by addressing with real
nsfe, Ienore neralu once.
ITO LET-To SMALL FAMILY, THE SECOND
hcor and basement of house No 229 Spring street.
Possession given Immediately inquire the sresises
ITO LEr-IN SOUTH BROOKLYN THE WHOLE. OR
81 Pacific, smith four minutes
ferry. Rent very low TIL May to good tenant very
M 1PPy OK
South Brooklyn, two suits of apartments brick
house, consists Of three 49, and the
i've rooms, suitable FOR nice residence nechan
boarding house. Apply TO MICHAEL ". BAwgLLF,
corner OF Columbia and Amiy Streets South Brooklyn.
ITO LET-IN FOURTH AVENUE, NEAR ELEVENTH
street the entire second floor of prt~At House
sietns Of four the Croton h II
Rent moderate Possession Immediately Reference re-
quired. Apply at 81 John street. stairs back Office.
THO LET-A STORE ANDAPARTMENTs, NO. s. SIXTH
street few doors from the Bowery aving kept
SALE Inquire IN the store
ITO LET.-oNE OR TWO OF TIE ROW OF nav
4 three story houses Eighty sixth street. Yorkvie
west of Fourth and the rail-
road station. The street is regulated and lighted. the
ground high and commanding view. Rents low and pos
Waverley place; J. Kip, Third avenue Yorkviiie
ITO COAL OR LUMBER DEALERS-FoR SALE THE
elk years Lease of four Lots the seventh
and Twenty street. good office on the pre-
misses. Inquire in the lumber yard.
M ILLIAMSBURG-TO LET PART OF LARGE
W three story house. in of the most pleasant loca
No 12l South Ninth street, Mr. John Dickinson 81
Nassau street, NY
&OS0 TO LET-A FINE, LARGE FRONT ROOM
W@OO. en- Maiden lane near Nassau. suitable fer
taors, jewellers, &C. Apply to JAMES BURK, Jr.,
~ Maiden Lane.
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A UsTRALIA.- LECTURE ON THIS NEW GOLD RE-
"A pion its natural features climate geology &c., wllbe
in the Mechanics Institute. Chatham square, Fri
day. the 9th inst by Dr. Jameson, aether of Travels in
Australia and New Zealand. Adm ssioA % centsto COM
mepec at p. II,
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WHISKERS AND MOUsTACHES IN SIX WEEKS, BY
w using Grahams Upgueat. 1t leaves upon
will not Djure the skim and peculiar deli
eacy the part those who used hundreds
tfcates could be shown. per bottle sent
the country. Il. q. GRAHAM No. lSE Ann st.
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RAKNUM IN A NEW CHARACTER.-WEI INQUIRED
- the other day after Bsrnum We have since heard Of
him. He has been writing sketch of his life his
experience in money making for book just published in
Pbiadelrhia entitled Practical Treatise business
how to et spend give lend sad
inquiry into the chances and
in business by Edwin T. Freddy We advise
by a means TO get that book Ii contains matters Of great
interest i'm portance every and
tenton LEWIS COLLY, 10 Nassau rect Is the gene
raj aee for Ne Nort - -
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WANTED-BY AN INDUSTRIOUS GIRL, A sIrUA
w ton Chambermad, to do general House work
She is 6rstrate cook and washer and roner Wouldtax
of children. Please apply at her last place. No s.
Grove street Can be for two days. unless aged
Has objection to the country
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M0NEY.-TO CAPITALISTS-A SPLENDIDOrFER-
I Wanted, Partner, with capital of tl,O00 which
VII make return Of from 1000 to In three months.
nall OF which will be The business consists
L. and sales IN which there M no risk as
brooslyn Book Stand, corner Of Fulton and Dutch
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-03

O o. T.-THE r. W. GRAND LODGE OF SOUTHERN
Ne York will commence its regular annual session
Wednesday, August4 at 10 o'clock, A. in the Odd
Fellows Hail. The election for officers takes place Thurs
day, 9th inst Polls from to 10 o'clock, p. ".
BY order. JOHN ]. DAVIES, Grand Secretary.
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WANTED-BY A STEADY RESPECTABLE YOUNG
w situation good Cook
ness perfectly jeies made dishes picking and
preserving. Would take of small dairy
hand making butter. None but respectable Families
call the beet of city reference is given. Address j. O.
No Sixth street of Bowery, front basement CAN
re- for
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no YOU WANT MONEY i-FROM $50 TO $1,000
give to the undersigned, house, jswelry, diamonds,
Watches gold silver other goods Of
space In and you will receive the hshest
smount on accommo dating conditions. For any other
kind Of advances which be desired good securities
Mrite or apply to the American Consignment Office, ~
william street, up stairs No advances on mortgage.
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FINANCIAL.

ITO RAILROAD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND
hississpm RailroadSeaed proposals will be received
At the Office Of the company in the city Of Springfield ILL
nois until Saturday August H. for the grading masonry
bridging and ties Of that division Of this road which
extends Springfield TO Blooming Illinois fhe dis
lance abost sixty miles and the route e most
elevated and healthy portion Of the State The line
divided into secons Of about two miles EACH and the
be commenced without delay Payments for work and
seen and blank forms obtained AZ the once, Of
IN Springfield and Bloomington, Illinois, where infor
nation will be furnished by the Engineer Department
satisfactory proof Of responsibility viii be required from
those proposing for the work The subscriber will be In
New York 81 Warren street stairs the Hudson
River Railroad ofce until August and will be prepared
70 exhibit profles plans &c., give TO such
prefer TO oner proposals in this city OLIVER H. LEE
Chief Engineer Chicago and Mississippi Railroad.
New York, July 10, 1852.
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WANTEb-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTA Bib
~ Protestant yonng woman, as Laundress or Chamber
maid in respectable private family Good
Dc given Please call at No. SOB Spring be
for days.
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| WANIED-IN SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, a
" neat and Industrious Girl for general homework
with good city reference apply at 1875 Greenwich street
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Drug CLERK WANTED oNE COMPETENT TO DO
- the duties of good retail drug may apply
mediatey at the drug store II Canal street. N B-A
liberal salary given.
- EPoRTERs WANTED.-ADDREssI COUNCIL. AT
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A UCTI0N NOTICE. THOS BELL, AUCTlONEER-
"A BY w. Van Zandt-Variety saia this day, Mt lO1
seieek s the suction rooms, No. - Spruce street com
pring Furniture Dry Goods lot OF China Crockery Fan
sy Goods. Brush makers Goods stock Of Hat aad Ca
Manufacturer and other articles 10000 supero
Segays so boxes prime Clarst &C.
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FOR SALE. =

A GOOD CHANCE FOR A PERSON IN WANT OF
"A businees.-For sale, Daguerrean Gallery that has
been established for the last Tx years. doing good
business. Will be sold low. Apply the premises 40
broadway.
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w sired by respectable married woman. twenty year
IF age Good references be furnished. Apply at No.
32 Eighth street. fourth floor front Can
two DAYS
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vHNo LET-To A SMALL FAMILY, THE SECOND
floor and basement of house No. 229 Spring street
Possession given Immediately. inquire the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-03

A YOUNG ITALIAN VINO HAS BEEN FOR SEVEN
"A in Paris aud who speaks perfectly the Fronoa
Language and little English is DESTROYS TO find good
ployment in private family, Waiter, domestic SO;
He would make himself generally useful. Address lI3
Cedar street Hotel de Nancy Best OF reference giyen.
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WANTEb-A SITUATION BY RESPECTABLE
w young Protestant girl. t. do general homework in
small private family would go short distance 10 the
country. Call ut Nv, 90 Greenwich Avenue.
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INSTRUCTION..

MADAME BARBER, sos BROADWAY, NATIVE
Nl of Paris desires to take pupils either TO commence
the study of French language to perfect those VIII
have already ade progress. Terms moderate Car
hn from II to 4 O'CLOCK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-03

THE CELEBRATED PRIMA DONNA, sfGNoRINA
Eliza Valentino teaches singing and Piano at her
house. $3.50 Fonrth street. Mercer where she keeps
beautiful choice selection OF vocal and piano music,
She ladies to give her the preference In
purchasing music, as she sings and plays the pieces pur
chased and II desired gives lesson them At reasons
Bic charge She receives orders to procure Any
American foreign music. She be 10 A. NJ
NJ
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WANTED-A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE
young woman as general houseworker; best Of city
ference objections to the country Can he for
days at l25 West Twelfth street between Fifth Sixth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-03

ENLy PAPER, DlsINFECTING LIQUID. CHEMICAL
Whale OIL Soap sulphate Ammonia, chenicals for
lecturers dhgueftootypsts and RaspmRket metals
such as atinN Palladium Cadmium, Nickel and German
silNor hToznine, iucinc, CqUuntaa EotNrnm
Spdieoh, Haryta Nitrate StrDneRn, GAthG
thosphore Acids Phosphates Limo Soda iron 49,,
for sale by -
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-10-28
A NEW FIRM
AND NEW JEWELRY,
LAFAYETTE st.. one door above Laurel


Lafayette St., one door above Laurel
TNHEODORE GOLDMAN, Watchma-
l. ker and Jeweller---respcctfull informs
his old friends and the public in general
that he has permanently located himself
here, and calls their attention to the supe-
rior advantages he possesses for repairing
Watches, Clocks, Music Boxes aed Jewclry.
lie also keeps constantly on hand, fine rs.
sortment of JEWELRY, consisting in part
of fine gold and silver watches gold vest,
fob and guardchaips, gold pens with gold or
silver holders, gold, silver and german spec
tacles, gold lockets, 6ngerings, earrings, la
dies and gentlemen breastpins, sbirt-studs
and sleeve brittons, heart slides, ladies' belt
slides, necklaces, bracelets clasps, gold and
silver thimbles, watches, earrings. &c Also
a splendid assortment Of clccks, lamps, cut
lery and fancy articles, and many others
too numerous 10 mention, all Of which he
offers :or sale cheap for cash, OF the sign Of
the BIO WATCH.
N y. All work done Of this establish.
uent is warranted to perform well Watch
es and clocks warranted for twelve months
TrHMs--one price and CASH. liuly G-y.