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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-17

- c. KEMP, AUCTIONEER.-oIL PAINTINGS TO.
A at il o'clock at So Nassau street. Full
ton G. Kemp will sell at tom as above, without re,
collection Of modern Oil Paintings received
from Europe all very choice and prising really
superior specimens of art being all rich frames They
especially suited for parlors. &c.
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A UCTIoN NOTICE --GRoCERIES, POTATOES, CUR
rants, Brandy &C. Tuesday, Nay IS, at 0ls o'clock.
No. 81 Dcy of Greonaich street. fifteen
bbls Currants, French Potatoes Garlic, Cheese Raas
Figs Almonds Tea. Coffee Sugar starch Rice Tobacco
Segars, Spices Pickles. Soap, Candles Yandyks brown
Brandy. Gin. Wines, Panoforte, &c.
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nHRIsTY,s npEkA HnusE. MECuANIrs. HAIl

CHRIsTYs OPERA HOUSE. MECHANICS HALL
~ No.l72 Broadway. above Grand street. Open every
and well known Christys Minstrels comprising efficient
and versatile corps" Of "taented aud "cxperienced
performers under tho Of E. r. Chrsty whose
concerts in this city s succession Of dye years have
been received With favor by highly resrcctbe
able audiences Tickets, 25 Doo-i open at 4
at o'clock The patrons ot Chrisys Mnstres
respectfully informed that the SATURDAY afternoon
Aradiacon tinued.
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NIBLOs.-MME. ANNA THILL',S'S OPERA NIGHTS.
~ Monday Wedpcsday and Friday Mile Caroline Rous.
sets ballet nights Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday

ERANKLIN MUSEUM, T75 CHATHAM sQUARN.-GEo
Lea Proprietor.-Two performances ara given eyery
day. oommsnoing A. soogsk in tho aisernoSn and at
United States where the Model Artists be The
company Is composed Of troupe Of Artists selected
their beauty and figure and under the
Nile CABINET Premier Model" 70 this establishment A
selected from the most admired and with
new properties and appointments. Leas Female opera
Company the only organized band OF ladies
win afternoon and evening Mons Lsfrge shi
YARDS the coing at an eevaaon Of twenty-five feet
from tho ground and eighteen length which
all competitors in the shade The greatest wonder the
scrld ever produced Monsieur Cain the stronges.
audience may choose to offer with ohcr unparalleled feaN
Of strength The unrivalle6 tribe OF Acrobato Sisters
producing great exoitement by their exhM
tlons variety of gives
establishment in the world For full particulars Of each
Seats il Private Boxes 90 cents Orchestra Seats With
cushioned arm chairs M oents Boxes. 25 cents; Gallery
l2a cents.
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II C. KEMP. MISUNDERSTANDING PIANO.
II forea Paintings Carpets &C. Tomorrow Tuesday At
loo .ltth, at - Nassau street, near Fulton.
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EoR sALE-IF APPLIED FOR IMMEDIATELY. THE
Il whole one halfof large Dining Saloon-ono of the
best locations down town. Apply to
r. III. COOPER, 233 Broadway.
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A NTHoNY J. BLEECKER, AUCTIoSEER.-TRUS-
"A teo's sale of 32I choice and valuable Building Lots
beautifully situated Fifth and Sixth and
l3t lS2d lx3d, 18TH and 18TH streets being four and
positive to the highest bdderAnhony Bee Aer will sell
At auction Tuesday May lS 1862 at IL o., the
Merchants Exchange the following property
comprising the most beautiful part OF the estate Of the
ing the en block Of ground bounded by 3th and 5h
etreets and Fifth and sixth avenues fao II Building
fots, being the entire block bounded by 1881 aud 3tth
streets and by Fifth and Sixth Also y Lots form
streets, and Fifth aud Sixth avenues Also, ~ Lots
entre block bounded ty 3st and 2d sreets aud by tho
Fifth and Sixth avenues Also 30 Bos the entire hafof the
block By oh and l3t streets and Filth and Sixth
Ets and tho Sixth avenues. The above lots all
f size beautifully situated for Immediate improvement;
sr the ground IL free from rock ory eye and graded
by Is admirably adapted for building purposes
extremely healthy aud free from nuisances
surpassed for beautylocated but short distance
from tho rnlroud station with access TO the city almost
half hour the day Mt faros OF only 6c aud l2c
the desirable private residences
the island So large portion Of the real estate now oferpd
fer ala at auction il unless 10 brings tho
ers estimate of value is deemed proper 70 state, that
ths entire property will be sold to the highest bddor ana
uhdcr no crcums whatever will single lot he with
Drawn. There sill not probably again within ton
sale where such safe and
rnpnt OF capital can be made The title is perfect and free
from all incumbrauccs The deeds will he tho usual rrus
Deeds with covenants AGAINST the acts
Fyory purchaser win he furnished FREQ of printed
ahsrsct of the tite prepared by H. r. Hall The
OF tine sae will he liberal to the purchaser ~
cent Of the purchase money can remain bond and
rage three years. For mans giving the dimen
G each lot and full particulars, apply to the
tiDnosr No. Z BROAD street. or to
GEO. T. IALNAN, Trustee, 90 Wall street.
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EOR SALE-TWO NEW THREE STORY ATTIC AND
sub.ceer houses in Twenty-nnth street, Lamartins
22 feet wido by so feet In depth modern styie
with a the recent improvements and elightfuy
nAKTlNE No l99 West Twenty eighth, to Il. FLAN-
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NNOK SNLE-IEASE UF EIGHT YEARS. TOGETHER
with fixtures and furniture of ono Of tho most exten
sve eating and drinking Hotels in New York. located
yenient to Wal, street and Post Oce The above hQs.
ys 81 Also a s es11essn business house. Of tho
character much smaller located East river and
fitted in the best Also fine large House,
ray located and Of the best business doing
extensive business with lease Of six Also tenn
House. in Of the best locations also fine Por
ter Houses also, fine Drug Sore Also and
Ice Cream Saloon and several Grocery
in good locations Apply TO ROBINSON So Nassau street.
stairs Nos, o,
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EOR sALE-HOUsE AND LOT No. 3l5 FIFTH STREET,
Il between avenue ID and Leyis street. Inquire of
N. r. BUNCE, 2O2 South street.
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HARDWARE BUSINESS FOR SALE-T STOCK
i light and well seected the location cannot be
passed lease will be given Of the premises at low rent,
the owner being otherwise attend Is
the only for selling Apply at IS d. near tho
Dock. - " "
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AUcTIoN NNoTICE-DRooKLYN paoPERrY.-7O

"A UCTIO NOTICE.-BkOOkIYN PNOPERTY.-70
"A Lots on Washington, Clason and Franklin avenues,
legraw Union and Saeket streets of the
Moses Smith, deceascd-also 60 Lots Rogers avenue,
douglass, pegraw and Sacket streets-aso, large
GcFe Lot, the Of Washington avenue and
PACIFIC steoet will fo sold at auction this day (Mond
May III at IL o'clock the Merchants Exchange New
York, by JAMES COLE, Auctioneer Terms liberal Maps
ready at the ocs Of the auctonoer No. 43 Fulton
street, Brooklyn, and No. W all street, Now York
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II
~ ths Hudson. threeluarcrs of mile from the Hudson
rvcrcatrnad depot twent miles iron New York
ta,ns thirtytwo acro ten Of wood tho balance divided
into ab uttweye fields superior meadow and arabic land
an excellent fence failing brook passing through
them; substantial and well built house filed in with
and washroom attached the second
carriage house and stable for six horses and
large and sm all fruit in variety Apply
- C. AYRES. at IL Wall street front ofce second story
New York or to Robert D. Coddngon tho pre- mises At
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A UCTlON SALE OF STANDARD ROSES. l..
"A vande ewaor Will sell Monday, May II, at half past
40 clock choice collection of Plants Standard
being the last for the season. from tho nursery d. Boil
Fiftieth street ami Broadway
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FOR SALE.-A TRACT OF LAND COMPRISING
some fifty acres in high state Of and within
three miles Of tho oity Of New York. an
sssociation This property would realize them within
II now held Forfurther particulars address
box 2043 New York Post Office, stating whore the par
ties DO at which time description and looa-
ton Of the property will be Qycn.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

BROADWAY THkATRE.-E. A. MARSHALL. SOLE
ID Lessee and rarqgst - cents Family Circle and
at TO connmen.e at ~ O'Clock. BENEFIT Of Mne Pons
sDfsy n" s s 'e % sce ns pr
Bott MIR; wLiiinG Joba. Mrs, Conway Tho ntertsin
Alfred We're Mr.. a W. fonno; Oliver Dobbs. Mr. Da-
vsss Aepss de rse M@s r01 To Nam" ssnsns With the
Nine fohisi, Peter simple. hr Chhs. Hale
NIBLos DEN.-MANAGEg. MIR. JOHN SETON.
~ Tickets so eents Private Boxes So Doors 1t TX
ni. Tns justly Soea. Anna rnlan
and Mr. nTd'Sn !" new Piece .Ss It ps9as the g
Part d Daao, BY Aussr. After which, foarsh tins il
Sw fos nN m. eo%S of 6A9 TG M
go Mr. nrdsoni Fe,ainand Mr. Leach tras Antooc. Mr.
Isabella. Mrs, Ketna; Cssida Mrs. coDover.
YCEuN TUEATRE. BROADWAY. NEAR BRooME
Parqnos eents Family Circle i2 cents; Orohestrs
curtain rises at 7s o'clock Monday evening May H. will be
% III M ns anEs MIS- n
net Gr which, 4. s,Tsy and original odsity en-,
AN ME IdSR aopEs s
oCkS-Kint Laehrymoso Mr. Waloot; Gr.eeral, Miss
gnha bennotti Queen Lucldora Miss oeeann Fisher.
AsToR PLACE OPERA HousE-paRQUET AND
"a Boxes 80 CENTS Amphtheare % cents Sofa s,ats ST.
"s box y. book ok Is open from A. n through the day whss
trp viii commence Mt TX O'Clock seventh night Of
n M M s the pag fssS!R
ser @ r, MI NJ spoghS Sir o%s Nh Nj Ar
Mr. Lewis Lord Tinse MIR. Harrs Julia Charlotte
Wyette; Helen, Mrs. +. stephens
BROADWAY THEATRE.-MRs. JOHN sEFToNs
- BENEFIT,
FRIDAY. MAY 2la
On which occasion will be given rt time here the great
GOLDEN FARMEK.
oris9.ly acted by him. Now York. upwards
establishment.
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EELLOWS Observation-Disclosures ORIGINAL
we'll known Fellows Minstrels," comprising en-
Sient corps Of taented and experier ced perormers
under the direction Of J. Fellows would respectfully
the public that due notice will be given when they
commence the1 concerts again in Broadway.
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originally acted by him. in New York. upwards of three
hundred nights.
Other entertainments by the efficient company of this
establishment.
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nNF SET OF DOUBLE HARNESS FOR SALE VERY
~ cheap Inquire at G75 Fourth street,

vINO OWNERS OF UORs ES.-DB TOBIAS HAS PUT UP
his celebrated Venetian Lnimout exprosy for horscs
bottles which warranted superior
other, for cuts, bruises scratches gala soreS swenr
ooiio &c. Brpots20 Greenwich and No. Rat k.oyensh
strceN proe 90 cen.s,
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

WILL BE SOLD, AT THE NEW YORK HORSE
W Bazasr, 81 Crosby street, at ~ o'clock, Monday
18th instant number Of Horses, suitable for all
Also, hand Carriages Harness. Saddles
&c. JOHN H. GATFIELD, Proprietor.
HORSES FOR SALE-A SPLENDID PAIR OF LONG
tailed gray Horses stylish, and well broke hsr-
Sold for want of Can be application at
tho distllery in Furman street Brooklyn few rods south
Of Fulton ferry.
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SALES BIZ AUCTION.

HENRY T. LEEDS AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, AT
his large Sales Room IS Chambers street, We'd
nesday next at 10 O'clock large and valuable assortment
OF rosewood mahogany and walnut Paror Dining Room
and Chamber Furniture, China Glass and Plated Ware
Castors, Grandoles Mante Ornaments Paintings suites
Paror Furniture richly carved and covered in the
styles OF satin brocatec carved rosewood Dressing Bu
reaus and mahogany French and Gothic Bed
teads mahogany Wasstnnds bronze iron Hat Stands So
fes Chairs Rockers Divans Wardrobes Fancy Tables and
large variety of Household Furniture of all descriptions.
For further particulars catalogues the morning Of
sale Thursday, May 90 at 10la o'clock, At house No IL
Furniture made order by BaudoiDe broadway
ts of snites of rosewood Paror Furniture Cham
Dining Room Furniture Beds Bedding Carpets, Chairs,
Sofas, Tee tote, Mantel Ornaments &C. Also two
peror rosewood Fianoiortes, French Plate Mirrors. Oil
Paintings. &c. Catalogues Tuesday, at SO Chambers
street. HENRY 4. LEEDS, Auctioneer.
TOHN L. YANDEWhTER, AUCTIONEER.-MONDAY,
May nth ut o'clock at the sales IA Wall street.
Marble Ststuary &o large and splendid assortment Of
marble and aabaster statuary &c. together with rich line
OF bohemian glass silver plated &c. Catalogues
on the morning of sale.
u c. KEMP WILL SELL AT AUCTION, THIS DAY,
H. at 10 O'clock, ut IS Nassau street, near Fulton,
b, cataloEoe large and valuable assortment of
psrlor dining ofanbr and kitchen Furniture; Brus
SIS thr.epy. stair and oil cloth Carpcs large French
plate pier Glasses; several fine ell Paintings; Pianofse
carved rosewood paror Furniture carved Soa
teteat tes Chairs rosewood spring Chairs rock
ing Chairs mahogany marble centre Ta-
bes library bookcases Secretaries extension dining Tables;
bes. and walnut Bedsteads
bile top dressing Bureaus and Washstands hair Mattree
Toilet Ware silver plated Castors with cut bottles ivory
handle table Cutlery Tea Trays cane seat Chairs bronze
iron Hat Stands Hall Carpets and general assortment of
good Furnture oil OF which well worthy tho attention Of
out Of the city be packed fer shipping at reasona
BILE charge.
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-----ssi ----a--
SALES BY AUCTION.

DROFESSOR WILTON, TUE GREAT WIZARD OF
World, will commence early in Ito fail.
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E0R SALF-A PAIR OF BAY HORSES ABOUT SIX
teen bands high eight old free stylish drivers.
Also two horse Rockaway Bnggy- with top,
md handsome set Of silver Coach Harness bat
street. Third avenue. - =
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RAKNUMS AMERICAN MTsEUM.-P. 4. BAKNUM.
- Manager and Proprietor john Greenwood Jr, Assist
ant Manager w. Clarke, Director Of Amusements.Ad-
mission to erythi Is cents; Children under 10
l2i. cents; Parquet 12a cents extra.The public
formed that this place Of family usenent still pre-
sens attraction that the spirit of enterprise and
the genius OF compass snggesa. ii
tains in fact millions of novelties branch o nature
and art; and n0ves that for taste, beauty rarity and
value unparalleled in America Monday and Tuesday,
May tb and 18th In the afternoon o'clock tho comcal
pioce of A MAN WITHOUT HEAD followed by tho play
Of NO SONG NO SUPPER. In the evening at TX O'clock,
the grand spectacle Of CHERRY AND FAIR STAR.
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'rriv emp own euf Also e. the psce Clb net-MaA-
- Work Bench.s or sae.
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Amnsemcuis.

/, ROADWAY TIIEArER-E. A. MARSHALL,
s ne. Les.ee--i oorth Night Of Mrs MOWATr-
vi L..ENlNG. Dec. 2 VIII be Performed, the play Of
b.. AAhIAND; Or. The Peer and the Peasant
- sieheheR. MIR Bland Blanche. Mrs. Mowatt
'''''.. NJ. Conway BabctLa. Mrs. Vera0n
NIL TWO BONNlCASTLES
no.. ohrson Mr.. Bland MTs. Bonnyr.stle Mrs Vernon
F1r,. van az 8! commence AZ Boxes id Parqnet 5o
Upper Circles Sc Private Boxes s. aud o.
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>, ,,hlshsl every TUESDAY and FRoAY morning Pri1e
e sser ..rrso Two ries fox g Tea ~ so Advsf-
s..,rents 3 e.fTs o me q r tasH ,ls, rfion.
GREELEY MCLLBATil. P.bhsasrc.
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DOARD-A pleasant front Parlor AID Bed.
DOARD. viii PARLORS and BEDROOMS,

Droom on second floor Be obtained " No 50 Second
avenue also other Inc house has al tie ncctrs
Improvements; stages pss he door.
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rsyy vE~.yO.k WEEKLY TRIBUNE
TNE YEW-YORH TRIBUNE

COR TUROrEAR CALCULATION
!. rutl.d On the departure NJ cacn N-1i Srarsr hT
i,yeyto9l prics ~ cents CO0y or - year . sry ~
- or g-,s.n o. a % no COrEelt 2csteFe Icl6.s4
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,rur .rN-t.IVFENIY r4IanNr

,ok t.LI9oRVA OREGON AND I'VE ssNONlcA GLANDS,
I. MI pasd ~u g. 1ei a;oie of an H. SIC a,nr Ef
o. P-i-e % cecS pcr cory.
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eneciai Nolilea.

r. (sGncrcl 0Of2u8ittec o. Democratic Wbig
Yerrr Men meeting Of ga Com .Iii-s 7 - h.'l
Al he BroatY way Hooeo, on FRIDAY EVENING, Dec g.
Is52 &. 4 cclocs. ~ order
D. i. wv w .... Secrety1es
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I'D Gentlemen and VIE snd few siugle seutlomen
car b. sccomo dated with Board private family The
house y brown sfoue with all tue modern improvements,
and newly furn she'd Apply al UnionsL, five doors iroui
Hcksst. near Hamilton Ferry.
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NIRCUS-NEW-YORK AMPHITI

CIRCUS. NETWORK AMPHITHEA-
v TER No 81 Bowery THIS AFTERNOON and
EVENING. Dec. |.
LEVI NORTH as Don Juan
Scaramouch by SAM LATHROP
The paragon of Horses, TAMMANY, Master WILLIE,
Madame SHEF WOOD, Miss EMMA NArHANS,
Mr.. J. NATHANS. and Master PHILO besides the Ell.
tire regular troupe Of r. SANDS Co.
Boxes % Pr l2i cent? Doors open az and al
7P.M.
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VALUABLE WATER POWER.-ROLL.

mo and WIRE MILLS for SADE-The Rolling
MIL Wire Mills aud Wafer Power, known the Oregon
Mills for sale Ihe- situated about 81 miles from Peeks
kill Nsstchest,r Comfy They Il as follows
Ro hug MIL 100 by 80 fee with OF large rolls.
train OF Guide rolls TO I'm sh 20 inch round md square
rods heating furnace pudding furnace and turning lahe,
with all The necessary hXurts end implements The mill,
which conceded 70 be unsurpassed by tho country,
has about five years and m good order The wheel
- 2 feet diameter by n feet face with sufficient power
dTlvc Hrcfher set OF rolls
Attached 20 the mil are awelinghouses for worhmeu,
houses. carpenter shop Snd blacksmith shop
Nrr Mil 20 BY b. three stlrC singh, with egt blocks
tor wire completely furnished with lnne0lng, clean
ing and blacksmith shops wheel " feet N diameter.
:, cond Wire Nil. iCI fine wire, with twenty ~ blocks
and uecessary fixtures.
Mil now used and under lease a tobacco factory
Thrte uncccupied Water Powers with all varying rom
10 70 80 et: Of them desirable site for paper
mill They within hundred rods Of elch other and
have sufficient dams.
The Powers are particularly prsucd 20 The attention
Beetles he Peesskil Greek they command the water OF
Horizons Pond which hes above them, and Of which the
pr0pTetors have The conuO This pond has over
TO- with 9TH Of . feet The only outlet
and N. lind adjoining is owned by the prOprietOrs.
There 10 OF Land with dwelling hOdses barn
sable accommodation tor twenty horses and saw-m
the outlet Carriage 20 and from PeeNkl Landing can
be contracted for az cents per tun The property Will be
sold m paGcelsto suit purchasers.
Communications may be addressed personal apphca
ton made 10 Nj JOSEPH STRANG, Peekskil Post Office
GA the premises. OF to EDWARD n. BlBBY Kngsbrdge
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A REsrEcrAaLF Gu wishes sItuation Is a

~ sco1 Psu Coos Grsrrafe WASHER and roar l1d has
Oh ect r. o general homework Ca b. Or
DAYS Good cry reference. Cal At No. 9 Avenue D.,
tive, 2 g. I'D 4th-sf
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rNITED STATES SCHOOL AGENCY

UNITED STATES SCHOOL AGENCY
I for UNIVERSAL EDUCATION D. r. II VII
COX Nc IS BroaiwryC dilstin- ne got 'fious ,ni ca
arfrut. thrughoug the Union. By tle BIT lrstif1 c.
az Families I'D he most Successful American a1d n.
Toresr Trchef In ev-y partusur An advance fee G.
ore T-r cent On BE required compression 71c1fs ti7
"a auoL.t one engagements secured ~ tali'
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TPHOISTERER WANTED-Immediately
u A. No - Cstherire-st. where good rk'sn Wi. and
s'stdv emp Also e. the same psce, Cfbnet-haA-
~ Work Benches or sals.
WANTED-Ar the Brooklyn Intelligence
w Cfce No 4 Sands - Pr5okivn. COOKS Cilmber-
maids General Hous,rlads. g.. They must he well -
commended Employers supplied with male md : male
Servants 81 ths Office NJ WALLACE.
WANTED-A Situation as Bo0kkeepe- in
w ,cue we-es-sbl she'd house IN is city, bys yorns
l. 10 il good Pauman rnd V7Allce The most un
ou.srcnate references regard 70 character and ability
Ad,- - W. : b.. ~. $50 Hesferst
WANTED-ln an Insurance Office, Lad
about = OF 10 year OF age, who resdes ~l-h hs par
en,s srt en- cone wei recommended. Salary hrs, SIX
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