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EHW HAF.L SnAaOW.

ElRST ANNUAL CIVIC AND FANCY DRESS BALL
Il fhs Rev York Livery Stsse Coaohmens bsuevolsnt
Sosetym I'D Of the funds If the sssctyw tass place
on Wsdnssasy evening next April a. 1912 ~ ths Apollo
ksomr, 4O broadway. Tickets dollar admitting enc
gentleman snd two ladies' to bs had Of the following
mtee ssph ouston, Robert Charters
Jshn Harvey Henry Vickcrs Patsk Bianey James Tier
ney William Kelly CHARLES HeManus John Carter Edward
Kelly PATRICK MURPHY, Secretary
JAMES DAILY, President.
j. H. BRowE, Treasurer.
Floor Manager James Macon Ea assistel tho fol-
low ing conn iteeJaues g. Carpenter Thomas Mccain,
Charles h.Cormtek Charles MeGnnees Sheton's Cornst
Hand IL eng aged for Tho sesason.
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INSTRUCTIONS.

PANISH LANGbAGE.-A. DE p. BAEZ, TEACHER
and translator of the above Language, having few
dsengagcd will devote them in giving lessons at bis
ice any part Of the ,ty aud viii also rake trans
lens with eorrectness mil punetualty Address No.
street. door from broadway room No. Is. tho
nth floor.
,ENMAEsUIP.-GoLDSMITH WRITING ACADEMY,
2s9 broadway, frat corner above the Irving. Class
mrs fer ladies' ii A. N. and O'Clock r. NJ; gentlemen,
A. NJ, and 3, 7, md O'Clock r. N. Terms, s.. Pri-
Instruction. at hours convenient TO tho pupil Terms
luccd to $40.
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PAPER HANGINGS.

,aPER HANGINGs OF NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DE-
signs. just imported by FRANCIS FARES a. Co. N9
arf street. from tho Of zuber
Decourt and others OF egus cmiuence all their new
gnt of tho richest Paper Hsngngs selected expressly
TO decorate the In terior Of the most
stly and which warrant shall be arranged
the walls by superior workmcn tho tire
action Of those who favor With their orders Our
ale customers and the public will nd our supply the
extensive and the prices low.
l.eYe
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THE TURF.

(tENTREvILLE COURSE, L. I--TROTTING-TUES-
~ day. April 49, at o'clock r. NJ Parse $50, mile heats,
lest three in fve in harness. S. Mclaughlin
Lady Brooks; G. sLiser entersg War Eage:F j. Nodino
enters George West en- ers b. Flora Temple:
H. Woodruff enters p Lady Bond; d. PGer blk
m Lady Elizabeth; Raynor enters Oh. g. Seirn Omni-
lues leave Fulton ferry BROOKLYN half
7. N. JOEL CUNKLIN Proprietor.
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T Asst PREMIUM MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT
= saags| - - 49,
REMOVALS.

ITO ENGINJERS, ARCHITECTS AND CRAFTSMEN -
The Subscriber respectfully informs those In
the above professions that hc has removed s
for Mathematical Jnstrumonts, and business, fros IN
70 80 BroheWny. II the Hospital second hs "a
1hsedeite End Level Scr rsts. 5AMIS PREN7I0R
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FINE ARTS.

MINIATURE UPON TvORY.-N. CORRADI ITALIAN
1vA artist legs leave to to the public of this
city, at he has established his studio 2 street.
reAr Broadway Every Kind Of portrait is made
nraeel t. and medalions Of description
Ihoee who would like to have idea ofhs miniature
call At his studio and pend collection
the artist himself.
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HOTELS.

]
sToR EOCSE,-A CARD.-A REPORT BEING IN
circulation that the Aston Honse TO be closed
and into ttoro we hereby bog leave to
IA hayo an unex ped ese Of i've years of the pre-
aud further that there Is mot the sl shtest foundation
4 tie above report. CobE NAN sISrsoN.
aoUNT PAVILION, ToMPKlNSvILLE, STATEN
Ilard This establishment will be opened for tho
zion ~ sunday the 18th " pr The promises
hecn thurousy improved aud Mo proprietor intends
tain the hih reputation long attached To this
,utiful and favorto resort The Staten Island boats
va WtitohaIl hourly. IoHN NJ ToBiN, Proprietor.
B-rersors vsling 70 vait the Pavilion should leave
!, boat OF the arst landing.
yosE FAMILY HOTEL, NEW BRIDGE STREET,
Ind see Hil Lonaon.-The above house is centrally
ha. an excellent code. .welve private
tina rnuus, between Forty aud oy light airy bedrooms,
ood anuktnp room cold aud shower baths always
d, rght porter In attcpdance exed aharge for SER
H. ara New York Herald nlrd Thomas QnarterInains
|dtr III, fraeful thanks 20 hr Amesean friands for the
|rs ~ N.e IN long enjoyed thsr hando and ysliss
q, crntlnut9 tslyorsst and rsco nnsrdstien.
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CBCOkD PEOPLES BUILDING ASSOC AXIOM
= Several shares WI, se redeemed at the sIy
a as ss '1s s W." .. ::
:nd Eigl,. a,esvs At The beck. Of .a.s ss,s.
= ~. M N,s,a .,saas Artists. o. ssss. ssS
:s.. y; fec WI Monthly
xBRAM aohaiDE. Woe President.
). p. WILLIAMS, ssey.
EIGnrn AVENUE LOTTO MEsDEns or BUILD
IN r. M ss and s s'Lss. s.s.D q srosa.ns s.
Ls,'sy oissd in the psreha., o. block q md
.,sruss pleasant loSatin about three Zee. above
. s s,% s.as or posr
purpo,ss Price from si2o TO s55 easy All SUB
:' as v Is
few days therefore those who would avail of
ia, t.: R,Iss.;s spry ILKES at she
RLoonIEGDALE BUILDING AssocIATIoN-rHE
ss s.d for new shares win be hold p Tenn
isss,1 NV x:S ;ssse
entrance chs.s. Noe
.spsnns .Hs "s. S, sss
wiIIiHa mESck, Wee si Psssisea.
S1ss Ns fp W"a s'ssrfa
sw'na'' JAMES E.G As &
THE PEOPLES FAVORITE-0N MONDAY NIGHT.
Il the 18th In t., public meeting Of the North
L. and A. Ass citation. will be held at the Broadway
House. corner " Broadway and Grand street. ut O'clock
rain shine. The public are in VII ed to attend.
RICHARD Y. CARMAN, President.
= THOMAS s. CUMMINGS, Vice President.
MORTIMER SMITH, Secretary
TINE SECOND EMPIRE BUILDING AND MUTUAL
Loan Association have opened their books, and
to receive subscriptions at their Office 73 Spring
street from 10 r. NJ daily 1.-THE books of the First En-
VIZ ira monthly dues shares $500 Redemp
uon tee 81 per month"; payable for seven years only
JONATHAN w. ALLEN President.
er en4 Il. r ~ sns DYKE Vice Presidents
VIM SIEcLAIR, Surveyor.
sTEvENs UcxIF, Attorneys.
TrusteetJoscph H. Tn Thos. G Bertine VIM IT, Rib
let Samuel c. Mott Geo. w. Ribct, VIM. Forbes, VIM. H.
Arthur C. Merritt A. Fowler, Jas English H. Douton
I. j.. vnltee, VIM. Y. Warner w AIDE Worral.
J. WELDON FELL Secretary.
WoRKINCMEN, CONE TO THE MEETING OF TIE
w Lexington Mutual Loan and Accumulation Fund As
sHtsn TO be held at the Bulls Head Hail. Of Third
avennc and Twenty fourth street Monday evening ths
18th ~ ATr ut o'clock, and learn how in few
years for the all Of three dollars month
homes yourselves Several eminent speakers will address
the meeting Entrance fec, 81: monthly Dues $3 shares
$500 JOHN PETTIGNEW, President.
VIM. RcBEi TsoH, Jr. Secretary.
Office s Third avenue where articles Of the association
may be had gratis.
EULTON BUILDING AND MUTUAL LOAN ASSOCIA-
tion.-Tbe Second Monthly Meeting Of this
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LULTON BUILDING AND MUTUAL LOAN AsSocIA-
ton-The Second Monthly Meeting Of this Association,
for the payment Of Dues will he held ut Chatham Hall No
Chatham Thursday evening" April l5 at clock
shares will he offered for redemption The Der of ri
already taken would be ,ate for all who wish to
members of this Association subscribe
at Entrance fec 80 cents. Monthly dnes 81 50.
Ultimate value of shares 500 The Secretary will be at the
Office Of tn. No "a Bowery (Ctizen
CouPany) Monday Wednesday and Saturday evenings,
for the purpose Of receiving dues and subscriptions where
those who can make It convenient will please call
ISAAC AMERMAN, Jr, Secretary.
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CARD.-TO MASTERS OF VESSELS AID PRO-
pretors of Hotels and Places of Public ANU ulens
ntlcm.n "A large number Of your fellow cizens with
y Of the venerable Henry Clay Monday April the 18th
would he very gratifying TO them we'll 30 - many
hers ii you could make ieonvenient I, displa dsrins
day the Stars and Stripes In honor II che occasion
c promptness and cordially with which similar -
previous OCCASION 50 politely and generally
piled with has duced again 20 ask It, while, at the
time gratefully acknowlodgo the past courteous
gor In behalf Of the Clay Festival Association your
cdcnt servants GEORGE f. ward William Andrews
an r. Loudon, William .s.>n, Jr., John L. Barnard
W Rogers, David Webb committee.-Now York, April
isbg
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A RTIFlClAL MISUNDERSTANDING PATENT.
"A BY this Invention families can have six or twelve
leechee alvays ready for aud easily applied
ding cost whom compared 20 the expense and trouble Of
the disgusting reptile Depot kl faleR stsset herald
building
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I1TERTISRHENTS IENEWED EVERY DlY.
PERSON Al.

PHR9ONAL.
II MR.. WIN LINDSEY, WHO CANE PASSENGER IN
the trip of Pacific from Liverpool will leave his
address for Mrs. Lindsey 1T the Herald ofce, he will
Ter favsy
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HOUSES. ROOMS. sc. waSTrD,


HOUSE WANTED-MopFRN BUILT P,Tus &c
IN upper pstt 81 city railroad route Rent
not to exceed SfeO. Address box S2l2 POSE Once.
u DOM wANTEp-BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN IN
~ strictly private family where there arc other
dress A. b., box . T5s Post once.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. APARTMENTS, TO con-
" stt o. AteEcr, parlSr two bedrooms and servants
room in house hayng the m3arn improvements IN tho
VIPER part bftte city. Rent exceed $50 Ad.
drcss box 'c6 fcstofee.
WANTED TO PURCHAsE-rHr FURNITURE,
w Fixtures, aud IeGss o. hrss class Hotel In the
city ty gsntirm.n sNtess'ysy Known proprietor Of
very pcyubNs scvsteru h.ss. Aot.sss SoS Aysi PosS
emTN
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VLuIaNsBuRG,-ro LIT, Form TgRaE Story
w brick Houses on Division ayesuc whin three llantss
walk OF ths Ieck slip Terry. viii be Iat low 10 g..l
tsnsnts Apply ~
rnonAs DOYLE Es YInh .s,e.,
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VALUABLE LAND ON YORK RIVER, IN THE STATE

VALUABLE LAND ON YORK RIVER, IN THE STATE
OF Virginia, for seie.-The undersigned intending to
change his residence for sale his lying In York
county in the state Of Virginia This Estate IL
edately ON ork river extending than on
It's hanks and contains $500 or this about seven
hundred acres cleared and having been
and washed is in state Of producsvenes often
met with in an estate of such The fields uuay
producing about thousand barrels
snnd bushels OF wheat and will onnue with
every rotation by the renewal of the Of
lime followed by clover Inexhsusbie quantities Of fossil
shells to be found on the land and the facilities
ISL Tor improving the soil to desired. But the
chei attraction In the Of the Northern
tanass to be foundin the large Guanttios OF Pine nnd
Oak wood which growing the land OF Pine wood
there is between N and UD cords Of excee nt quality,
Which readily sells for igh price TO Northern veso
ard which must continue TO increase price, the
price iands being enhanced geaty 1t believed that
the wood alone will pay fully the purchase money The
undersigned will sell credit suit purchasers one
third Of the purchase money paid short after pur
chatc He confidently offers these lands for sale
person persons and WILL If IL be doemed advisable
them, divide the estate into farms Hs deems more
detailed account Of them he presumea those
disposed 70 purchase will visit the lands
addressed 20 him. At Wiiamsburg Virginia poet paid will
&c attended To- should the proprietor not ed9ct sale he
Tore the first OF July he will sell them publicly the
OF that month TO take effect the of November
lowing This IL done enable the to secure the
crop OF Possession however for the Of seed
Ing wheat will be given in October.
WILLIAM WALLER
WILLIAMSBURG, VA. March n. 1852.
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ITO DkUGGIsTs-TOR SALE-A YIRsT CLASS DRUG
store situated in the upper part Of broadway hand
somely httod with good stock of fresh medicines
doing good business. Possession
orfurther particulars address Apoheay Union Square
Post Office. " ~iN
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~ ASTEN, AUC1lONFtR Standard ROSES AT
auctioD.-I. Newell Co, will sell. Tuesday the
18th inst ut haf past ~ o'clock Mt their salosrpom No
Nnai au street, " all street. choice OF
standard half dwarf
plants, such and perpetual the we'll
known establishment Of j. T. Mnntcl Of Broadway
and Forty sixth street
THE PORTER HOUSE,, CORNER or GRAND AND
n Tompkms streets doing GOOD business, will be
aod Mt auction Monday, Mt 10 o'clock Nj house
turss, &c.
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"ANTED.-A WIDOW LADY WITH ONLY TWO
w three ia family IL desirous taking torse or fnr
ad's TO occupy part % her house Location
pleasant, 10 the Bevery. between Broome and rend
streets. Apartments furnished unfurnshed For An
t.ry'w please Ndrssa e. A. b., ~ this once, which viii
Nc fnmtjntely attended 10.
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OBERT BYRNE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT SALE OFF
~ Wet Goods saved from the late Gre street TO
be sold at aueon in lots to a purchasers Thursday
Friday and Saturday next, AZ eeckcr street Bseoker
Budinys-sale each day At 10 A. ptrci N 1.-The
greater portion OF these goods very little Injured ire
They consist principally Of Vide Shoctnrs Shrtings
Herrmack printed tneos Camlrc, Mullins. Re, &C.,
well worthy the attention Of bouekee
purchasing such goods Terms cssh, In bankahe money
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CURE OF CORNs-BY MADAME BERNARD, NO. 81
~ Bowery, between Hester and Grand streets (gogt
de bsasme informs the public that she continues to
rpcn the feet With the greatest
euvtly devoted her time for fifteen years the
70 which the feet subject. N Bofce hours from
l.. NJ, CT NJ.
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If>O MERCHANTS AND oTnERS.-A PERSON HAV-
ing patent sewing machine will make arrangements
do kind of work requiring back stitching in strong
and better manner than be done by the needle Di
by letter stating the Kind Of work and where to
4 Heral
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Two JEWELLERs.-JEWELLE STORE FIXTURES
for sale, consisting of Counter and two Counter
with Trays, indow Case Watch Case Saiamander Safo
Regulators Scales Work Bench Sign Watch &c., all made
Eighth avenue. N. B-Wii be sold cheap, for cash
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A UCTION SALE OF STANDARD RosEs-J L. VAN
"A aewater will SELL Tuesday, April 49, ~ p
superior selection Of Perpetual Moss and other choice
retes Of Roses from the Nursery of d. Boil florist stio
street and Broadway.
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lew LINE OF sTAGEs-FROM CATHARINE FIR
~ ry, through Catharine, Bowery, Broome. Spring,
h. Fourteenth Streets Tenth avenue, and Thirty
street, to the Hudson River Railroad Depo-Messrs
yr olds Greene solicit the patronage OF the public for
nc consisting Of new. improved stages With fresh
mes which will lie straight through. without dctcn
n, starting at each end every eight minutes.
NJ d. GREEN :.
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n ii. LUDLOW, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ne Sales-Apr 18th Household Furniture. tings,
Wines. &c. at No. 703 broadway April 22d,-Furntuyc,
Paintings &c. ut No. 10 BE ch street. and 2ath
Furniture Paintings Medals Marble sts.uary winoa &c.
street corner Of Broadwa Catalogues n the oss Of The
AurtiOneer. No. IL Wnll street.
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II II. LEEDS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, &C.-HEN-
~ H. Leeds Co. will sell at auction, tomorrow.
Monday April H. VI " o'clock In front Of the
No sWa street, splendid let Black Pony years
old, and timed ~ minutes Black Marc, Sorrcl
NY ALSO IN elegant T. L. top buggy Particulars ut sale
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Two DlSTiLLERS AND SPIRIT DEALERS.-sILyER
Hydrometers certiscd to be in Conformity to the Laws
on the State Of Now York, by James X. Chiffon. H. d.
Chemist and Cesswel Crane & Co.. Dtilers made W
J. ADAMS and q. TAGLfABUE. AS Pearl street. Also.
Sliding Rules for mixing spirits and showing the cost.
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IN COTTON, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT HOUSEHOLD
Furniture i. Cotton Will sell, Wednesday April
H. at G o'clock At No. Howard street the entlre Fuv-
niturc Of the four story house png every variety
faror, Dining and Bed Furntu re-, &c. More
full pArtie ulArs IN time
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MATCHES In ANOTHER COLUMN WILL BE
Nv found the advertisement of Mr.. JOHN cox, 2o5
roadway tup stairs A we consider ourselves somewhat
the article, do not hesitate in saying that
be knowing will be give him carly call.
O m 10 all, go,
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E0R ShLE.-AN OLD ESTABLISHED DRUG STORE
located one OF the principal streets and dong good
business, viii be sold MT bargain applied for
particulars, address post paid A. b. Box G2 Chatham
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II s. HOUGH. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS APRIL
-. H. At l0h NJ, at No. Gs MaodousAi street, the
tire niture Of the house
and fine variety Of elegant rosewood black walnut
hogany Furniture such rosewood Sofas Pror Chairs
Contre and Card tn bles Rockers and Tapes
try Brussels Carpets MsHte Clocks Pier Glasses full
assortment OF chamber Furniture embracing French Bed
stcads Feather Beds Pillows BEDDING Carpets Wardrobes
bookcases, &c. with other goods
Alao large assortment OF Kitchen UtensNs with
which -
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ITO PRINTERs-F0R SALE, ONE HALF int
rest in Book and job Office now doing excellent
business, established several years and having
location For particulars, Sc, address, with name
X Y. H., Herald office.
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T. yoIl and No. W.,ss % s0 soss f hs.rsaSl i,.u.
ss' Ssa pays ss ~ Esd sso
Dramatic and 81 Gssrse' Line o. hysrpool pnctess ard
Certincates tor above lines Tor sais.
"a a az 'isn,, ID my Town targus.G"t Great britain
Packets. BOWMAN, GRiNNELL& co. S5soutn street.
600 IoaS o se5 1eSD .sn I g
n an Las ~, S .s IL ri.
So l 1ppy to ana Ss. ssa;
$780, ~ rns ~ .lr..
rne tae 500 70 star, on The ift Of July h the most
large and With nrst elias, merchants
n III s AMI Ts s%pss tn.
nj stSl sao @ Al
S2OOOO Wanted q ssTATs sOs sg.s.,
Tor s. GO fo1 good yaean. ot; Also splsn aid Ware.
Apply to NJ. l. SHELDON, IS NASSAU street.
&S OOO AT SIX PER CENT INTEREST, TO BIZ
=. .ooun saH' s on rfsSass'yS e . .
~ ''''' EoDERicK LAWRENCE. IS Nassau street.
Cd OOO WANTED, FOR THREE oRsIx MONTHS
h. goods in store as collateral security Address a. g.
Herald ofhce
WANTING TO SELL OUT. ON ACCOUNT or RErIR-
w ing from businessThs subscriber offers for sale, ~
price Wholesale and retail Fancy Store ossu-
pyng o. the atoms this city
tabhed for number OF The above named business
has furnished the proprietor for tao prodt
OF SO COO and L. in Increasing state For further
particulars address r., Herald office.
WANTED-riyE HUNDRED DOLLARS, FOR ONE
w hic Efty dollars will be given and security
stock Of goods worth thouand dollars Any
wishing loan above, will address Cash. Box 81 Herald
once.
V,URNITURE-THE HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR
II household Furniture feather Beds mechanics Tools
watches Jewelry Guns, Pistols musical sur Ieal. and
Environments ~ II. From 81 10 be
short periuds watches, jrwelry, Be- Andy at
WALTERS cheap variety store No 81 Division street, near
Market street.
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Two DRUGGISTS.-A LARGE. ELIGfBLY LOCATED
and commodious store in BrooklyR suitable for the
obting And retail drug business, and doing large
trade will be sold to cash purchaser at
Immediately applied for For particulars in qnire Of A.
WOODWARD 81 William street. or address Druggist boz
LAS Now York Post Ofce.
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ITO FRINTERS.-FOk SALE, Largo HYDRAULIC
= Standing Press, AND poyal ashiugt Hand
Press With ssfinkns apparatus compile Apply X. 4.
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ITO LET.-RoOMS TO LET, WITH STEAM POWER,
Il Nos and 7 Nassau street, Brooklyn. Possesson
given Immediately Enquire in the store She premises
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nor SALE-THE OLD ESTABLISHED OYSTER
saloon, located on the corner of East Broadway and
Catharne street Tho above sao furnished
tables oyster counter. and bar with fixtures
For particulars, apply VI the promises.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

5JEOPLE WHO USE SINGERS SEWING MACHINE
inclusive proof OF their profit leather.
th cerset This machine snrpasses all other sewing
represent the machine will do, and The in
eduous vineed by practical demonstration Machines
exhibition from A. H. tot 7. w. Call see and convic-
ion will follow. /. N. SINGER g. CO.. 256 Broadway.
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|L OTICE-ALL PERSONS HAVING GOODS LEFT
with them by the late John kcCormicA, and manu-
tured ly him. requested to inform Henry J. Ennis
Pine treet possible, in order that the affairs
tie may be closed up ediatey. Those holding
HENRY j. ENNIS, 7i1s Pine street,
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T>o PRINTERS AND EDlTORS.-ONE OF THE MOST
fonrishng and prominent whig Journals located in
one OF the best counties of offered
For particulars apply to S. COHEN Coutry Newspaper
Agent Farquhar buildings, No. H. Phila pha where
ofthe M be
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Two LFr--A COTTAGE AND OUT BUILDINGS WITH
i about u land attached plaasnptiy located
within minutes sak Of The railroad depot At farham
Westlcstrr couhty Ao, large and dwelling
House. With modern Improvement and convenient ont
buildings together With from hveto acres Of land
Herewith, situatsd north ~ the rail-
read depot a. Fordhaln aforesaic Apply 1, JOHN u.
hsklN corner ot BrseWay and Craas street over the
faciet Bank
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-11

u W, BYRNES 4 Co. - SOUTH STREET NEW
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sight Drafts payable throushoet Eusispd lrriahd SCOT
land and alcsi also tor the Empire Red
Dramatic and St Georges Line Liverpool Pnckoss and
New Line from Hamburg and RnttsrAam saisg weekly.
Certificate 20 tor above lines Tor sais.
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