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SUPERIOR Bransties, gins. wines, cigars. &c.
~ HANDLES

NUPERIOR Brsndies, gins. wines, cigars. SIC.
" BNANDIES.
orard, Dupuy h Co.'S pale and dark, vintage 1870
Jean Louis, 1871 +.
james H@nnessy h Co.'S pale and London dock
Pnct, Castion, h Co.'S pale and dark, and
segnets together with other fine brandics in wood and
bottcs.
WINES.
Champagne Of the following brands,
Cabinet tour imporsuon)
Mommf NerzaBay, Imported by j. q. h r. Boker)
1icidsick Co.. Imported by Renanld a Frsncois)
Boncbe verzanay, (opr impostaton1 and
N. H. Schroeder, Hcnkeil, n Co, Stein
Superior old pale sherry Ynnre vintage 1926, 10 wood and
Old southde Blackburn. Maaeirs, bottles,
carst Hook, SICILY Lisbon Burgundy, and wines, in
variety
Holland GIN, livery ane)
od Scotch and Iirl, whlskey, wood and in bottles
superior old whskey
Fine old Jamaica
Fakirk and Tenants Scotch ale
Byn.- aud barclay Perknss brown stout, and East india
pale ale, hc.
Ben franklin Victoria Neptune cigars and other
And fine tobacco 10 store and for
sale by
GEO. 4 THos. PARKER CO.,
March 4-stsw6wn Opposite Browns Hotrl
DuCATroN.Rrv. D. MccARTER's Boarding school for boys
~ and young srasbug Lancaster county fcnnsyvana
The viii commence on the
Monday usual English and mshemsucni
ogshsr and modern languages music
hc expenses for bossd, tuition &c.
circulars evas information, inquire this Office, ad
dress
Mar s2-sod6w Principal
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BY Mr. THOMPSON, of Virginia, Various petitions of
citizens of different portions Of Wezel county, Virginia
praying The establishment Of different mail Also,
the petition OF loo citizens of Ohio county, the
Wheeling bridge Also, the petition a large number of
the citizens OF Donegal township, Washington county,
PennsYlvsna, in favor OF the Wheeling bridge Also The
petition OF 81 citizens OF Virginia, in favor OF the Wheeling
bridge. Also, the petition Of 35 citizens Ohio county,
Virginia. IN favor OF the Wheeling bridge.
BY Mr. MOLONYi The petition OF William M jackson,
aud many Others asking Congress for the
ma-roue from Sycamore, Dekaib county Illinois, via
Coral Unon and Beden, to Woodstock, Mcenry county,
Illinois; referred TO the Committee The Post Office and
Post Roads Also the circumstances oil William Bacon
many others, OF Bureau county Illinois, against further
extension TO the assignees and w w Woodwork OF the
term OF the "Woodworth patent" referred the Com
miitee on Patents.
BY Mr. ORRi The petition OF Edward Hse, j. II. Irby,
and = sdaie, and 1873 other OF Laurens Dis
rot, south Carolina, against the extension Of the Wood
worth patent
BY Mr. BIBlGiIAUS, The petition OF w. T. Sanders,
and Others assistant Warshais of Dauphn county, Penn.
sylvania, asking additional compensation for taking the
seventh census
BY Mr. APPLETON, OF Manes The petition OF A. w.
H. Capp and others citizens Of Portland. Maine aid of
the Collins line OF steamers.
By Mr. SHELTON The remcnstrance Of citizens Of
Little Egg Habor against the division Of that collection
district referred TO the Committee Commerce.
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We. have received the following despatch

hTCUMOND, NTHFtH ~
The democratic convention assembled to.day-Mf Cox,
OF Chesterfield, temporary chairman Mt Wise proposed
IN one delegate each congressional district be So
lccted by the delegation from The district, whose duty Il
should be 10 propose permanent officers This svorng the
Buchanan interest, motion TO amend MI Wises prop
oson so as leave the appointment OF the committee
the Chair gave rise heated discussion, lasting all the
afternoon.
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Rovsd That the President Of the United States be re-
4aested TO communicate 10 the Senate
any plan which may have been adopted Tor the extension
OF the Capitol.
statement Of the manner in which the money already
appopaisd Tor this object has been expended and the
aouat paid % each individual, and for what object
p,i, a me amount, II there be any, OF the appropri
1pes oil all written contracts Ind verbal agreements
',sea mo from the beginning OF The work TO the
present time, for materials or fknan.hp which have
heretofore been hereafter TO be furnished or done
'ot he extension o. the Capitol.
sNiement Of The materials proposed be used in the
~ ~ o. the interior and exterior walls and porticos
statement OF the materials proposed be used In the
suucton Of the frame work aud covering OF the roofs
tteuent OF what II plan has been adopted in
ute the proper lighting warming, and the sev.
erh apartments OF the proposed extension and what if
pan Of construction has been adopted with reference
e principles Of acoustics In order TO facilitate bea ring
Nouft room.
Mt B. asked that the resolution might be considered
ms lines which was agreed TO.
mt Is. SAID Before the vote ia taken on the adoption
me resolution, beg leave 10 say single word in ex-
ranaion Of the obect which have in view Ii will be
eonecled that when The subject OF making an appro-
anon for the purpose Of continuing the work upon the
puo was before the Senate the other day. made some
scons 10 the passage OF the resolution that time
nv subsequently, the sobject referred TO the Com
ee on Pablic Buildings. and that committee di-
eu 10 investigate the character of the work In con-
whence Of the remarks which made upon that occa-
IN, and my resolution subsequently, have been the
eci Of very severe attack respecting my course here
NV, regard 10 that subject was attack ed not only in
@ Quarters but was attacked In the administration
~ printed IN this city My position and reasons have
Il very grossly mlsrepresented. have been held IN
@s. country rs making objection to those objects OF
interest and, by remarks wholly untenabe, have
,;, plesenled 70 the country throwing myself in
VI opposnon 70 The starving individuals who are
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REMOVALS..

ID EE0YAL-sORsks AMERICAN TELE9EAFH.
~ the oce otss New York Albany and BGiss Telegraph
Company, bss Seen removed from No Wall street, 10 the
ersset tte hsns Of sac Republic eosEst 81 preAd.y
Wall street, New York. snca ho Plotsn OF rooons
sTough lepkifs ns ae has vextod Ia msnner hitherto
snpsraea ts rronptnsss and scoursoy ia the history
sf fet gysgha The srranEemtts With Various
lpct ueh - 20 cnabo uG 70 cor every ssbe facy
for hc rom ard eorraot hansmisson 81 me.tagcs des
trti for part OF tbs Unied btsica Canada Of
s virss belonging 10 his Company appropriated exou
svy tasnsas doktnsd for Buffalo phases est and
Southwest. Rev lines vorsins In Immediate connsoton
Hith Ais have recently hssn completes. leading tbrourh
pow pgep,rsd sna rsay 70 rsnsis nessass with correct
Louis Cmeinrat Pitsturg. Cleveland, De troit Ohioa
10, Nlwszkic, kaa all ir,erne diA.e places.
T. g. PAXTON. rrssideaA
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~ AL-CAIIF0RNIA EMPRESS -THE UNDER
~ signed viii move from No Broad street, 70 their new
ofGoe Ne wtu street, peAr Broadway The Firth In.
ptAnN Frssht T esnN per ID. A. IT, PRlpD 90.
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IllFrAHY ANp crrTINs, ban BkoADvAY. wILT.,

rISIFTASY AND CrTTIEs, 32l BkoADyAY WILL,
This morning. ofsr for sale wholesse aud rassl slsr
srrirg atCck Of sile, shavs Dress d5ots Lsess En-
Srodett8 LireAs domestic goods smorg which VII DO
ound ~ Leuns Maria, Hslaiss Imper. Vtt2e De Fars.
rain mad Popiins. 3Teasine1, 1t,saes ln
rf.l satin P .Qs Panied Jseouots Srgsn dice lswne
,ad Tonsris fsll stock OF all the nowess s,ylss OF
Fkswla PLAIN Ynd embroidered Crsp pr0ehs, Long and
Eau.re he stall. shawl and Mge ss'ot,nsat Of isos
Ions and sutrs IN white tlaok green snd blue, on eoa-
ssn ronA iaueh unasT y.As whca ho Asssnaor ofpuI.
ehaseFs h II vted.
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CORA EXaEMgEIp zD-sCYg,

hERAREaE&HG1P 1D-sCYgs
49, = ~ NJ
~ oTlCI or DISSOLUTION THE CoPARrNErSgIP
~ " sohtrnserhtrn, Banker Co. ship shsu ders, Nav
FORK, term sss this day. lea Mach 1889 by mpta,
ssas fLa snsaess Of shs I'D fr will be te,ed - No
SaUta svss&,sss s.sheg VI shs undersigned.
JOHN J. BUUEExznE0HS.
N.BANkER.
g. Il scaisi.ERgeRN,
vsv rsss, Ia xsrsh, i6sa ia hluissssn.
NcticeTne sutsoribsrs. ruGeasg3Ys echscBarhpyr.
Banker CO. have into ershir aer thu s
EdwsYc Banker aor 70 srtnsaat the ship chan de.y
ard rore manufacturing busnes md hsvss tho
stock of sa 1859 aIm CT S. g. Co.. ser for sale general
II tr chandsry tordege, An ehors Re- ~ tas
old stand Ma g sop,a s,sssa 0ag Of Rgsing msde 10
sra sss lpiss hem Also uordsgs Of all sre nste
from 6ds aaeus eeGr, 4aas Eot Rope. Hay Yarn. "a.
4c EDWARD BANKER
yAkE5H BANKER
FDAgrNsR, wITB $500 10 5000, WANTED. 10 en-
EsSo n sItspe9shie and profitable msnufActurirg
cash business under Valuable rssent, with vsrv sctve,
capable and enerprisiDs nan. good opening rrsoti
ssi rettEpc, who has ths Capital Address for
shgeo days, Brown, ss tbo Herald ofioe.
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JAMES COLI, AUOTIoHaaR, wAshI0aroN PAgK
Bresb lyn-PesNvs ssstion sale Of $50 los Myrtle
De KalA Cariton, Oxford PsrtIAnd liam
PsSh and 1ssAins avenues. Broehyn prsns nearly
We sssHs roan opposite ssss uSss 2, sssn pArh
herohan E1ohAAes In the city Of New YORK xrsry Los
serd will 10 positively sold 70 the hshess bidder scels
Graded paved And tho lots Adspssd 30 building forth
With. The lilo embrases some Of tnc noss van>bie as Ia
the Of Broohlyn Of them being Myrtle De R.h
and Cumberland sve.ass opposite Washington psss snd
Cumberland Oxford Portland ana Hampton sveaues The
6y from the foos Of Montague street 10 the foot OF
along krse avenue aaa Wsshnston
ntsIing about thirty AAd allied
" hs q Brooklyn and New York and OF
barber, te centre Of this property The srains aud
be piesd ths 7th day Of April rex and she Ioss
will be cole free rom the laid therefor All she
streets Aas grad ed paved w1ss tho
Non Of Hsm0deL street, .hch has recenty been graded BY
private contract good tite and free from all
hrspes Clauses ssAnss nueAnce inserted Ia e deeds.
Terms a, ssle Maps books. and further information
ke obtained application TO James Cole, No ~ Futoa
street. Brooklyn. No9 Ws streea New YORK or OF Tho
~ hsdribera LOTT. MURPHY. h VANDkRatbr,
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Al Leeds Co viii sell ~ AusNon Vcdaesdav, Sd.
1hpraday Ash March ~ 10 o'clock each day No bl
furnisnre contained in the above extensive establish
oonsu.ns Of amo every description OF Parior aud 9sd
ForDiture Plated and 0lsswAc 60. 900 catalogues
n morpinp Of sale
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uas,wss tam.

gSD%Ttaf4s
S-AsT orr DroTHINJ AND FpgSITUyk WhSrLU.-
" Ladies or Gentleman hsyins clssntnS, farnltore,
sue'yy or goOd 10 disroso o. o1n taig esth
price r she ssrae, by sending for s srbsrheyt ~ h1
rseacnoe or roakh The Ladies sttends6 ~ srs.
Cohoa. a. q. uOdEH. 8 ain ssv.sS
f1hsr-orF CLOTHING AND FURNlruRs WANTED
~ Ladies ard gentleman ssn obtain ths hsbi cash price
for eAsof cothHs fjrnl,ere jsvs'ry, Z By sen iiaf
hrouGh posi- otherwise, viii W ATTENDED TO stthsr real
atnes. Ladies Etssn ded ty Mrs. Les cUt,ye. y
J.LEveGsfYF, t6 Sr,advay, up ssGts.
syAsT orr CLOruING.-wAaT8s 10 Pu1,cHAsR,
" sbous two thousand dollars worth Of sosa icftog
gcihny IN lsge OF smell qusntltes. sss rhsa rail-
value will be given In eurrent erey o. AZ ssy
Personally or throusa posi- 10 Jsrss Ncrccey
III Orsnso stsot y few Aoers from CastAAn ssrees.
(,LorHINc,-1HE SUBSCRIBER STILL CONTINUES
ha OLD established ftsn5, paying esss, cutrens mo-
n Tor isdes IN fsntlsu cast OF apparel weryh and
AL kinds Of srrerhuous articles thing application br
mont.
CAcH FOR CLornING.-LApIss or GEsrLaa. '.s.s
" having any sast-of Clothing or aurnsuro 70 osv's
o. can receive fair price BY ssnding 70 vac
COHkN No. D3 HAdson street, Ladies 0ass VI " ~.
Cohen. --
MAST orr CLOTHING AND HURNIIURn wAHTED.
~ Ladies o. gentleman having any elsnAn9 nSnisnfs.
svslrv lspoee obtaln fAir 49, MA eeae
Lais; sssssasi ~ Nm. D's'SasH II y kflS1A,.
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ToLETOR LEASE. OR NINETEEN YEARS LEASE
for salcA house and four loAe Of ground pisassbNv
situated >, Ninety sixth street, fronting Bioomr i,s
read well located for prvste public house, btsgss
pass the door hfteen mnuts For further p.rtnu
lars. apply on tho premises. G. STILES
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Two LITTLE UPPER FART OF THE MODERN
built three story and attic house M s5Twenty eycnth
street. hres door vest Of Brcsdwsy and within few steps
OF sssgc routes con,sn bathe water closets wash
tabs gse and every convenience AND TO suitable Won
will be lct At moderate rent. Apply to @. CONCKLIK.
and ~ West street,
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u Q. KEMP. AuCrIoNEER-LAaGE AND PE
N rsmptory auction salo Of elegant rarnita
tories Csrpet.sss So four months sseei. for ss.a
and Friday Iext ~ O'Clock each day at the large hs
$50 Broadway formerly the Chinese Musoum) between
wire stock % two Of our old and wo esao
hed eAbirc makers Of tho best reputation all of which
for city custom trste, and consists OF very large and
splendid Of richly carved rosewood mahogany
And black snut Pprior Dnius Room, Library and Cham
Dor FuraituIo, comprising article OF elegance and
wsIIooms and Is nueh larger and varied ss1or.-
mont can 10 found IN ANY establishment In ths
city No goods will DO admitted into this asle but such
can be relied nron and warranted sad limited goods viii
ereceiyed IS 10 tho ton OF " that aha
whole .hs hs sold whout Carpetnss also afty
bio for stairs chambers and halls 81 O'Clock
precisely on the fret DAYS ssle Six superior 6X aud
octave PiSnetortes from city makers OF good
ard fully na:rsnted These Pisncfortos particularly
worthy The attention OF buyers and examined sbe
day before the GALE will DO made ssoro
goods anti. May or have Mem packed fr shipping ata
res Bile charge. " '' "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-03

vY'O LKT-IN SOUTH BROoKLYS-TaE WHOLE. OR
lower para OF the splendidly furnished tlroe esory
house. No. M Sacket street Ccprt consisting
oTs thirteen fsct hgh With asrved sa,uary marble
tells corbecd in the most elep ant with p1ned
ceilings and heavy centre pisces There sevenn
w all furnished In fho bts style. Gsss in every
ply on ,hc pre- mises, or 10 j. BARNETT,
lSg EroaayAy. n
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CEILING oFg!-GRrAT BARGAINS! "A. JOEL &
- Co 5iS roadway bsps ahout 20 csci excessive
acraonn in their store, ~ soil - "a innoI 80 r,iset2n
wo assortsd stock Of Watobs Aiah Jovery Silver,
and Silver Pls.ed Wsre. Porcelain vases Pspsr ssohs
Opera Glasses Iars and other Ji5h fancy )Jds,
ttleig impor.stion, until the I'd CT April whon theg
viii b eoeod wha The hteTA,ions .Ee henr saosed
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Two LET-IN EIGHTH AvINUE FROM TaN gIRlr
Il o. Nay neSt No DOL, between Tvcnti VI and T~enty
Graf atr Of the best location, w tho
she city STORE suitable
kind Of business well Ehsed sill pste.
with dwelling alta 9hed leAhor
hnlps stoYe would DO preferred For particulars nnuire
Of A. DETLIH, In baeemenN atore-
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DAyrrccEl;po rooopa.VoNnFRrUI. ,RAa,ghiNs; AT

Il . d Il
~ BURpET1S cheap dry ro0As sao,c l3i NASsr gtIset
come early Beautiful Inc shi ting Muslin, ~ ysrdS 10
pie only S2 supei 1e BhlrtDv 81 % peos t37
ssrds) large size Cornterpanes MY ID sEiitip giworh S.
large do 10 thiass, wsrth So fne 5hirtng nens
slu yard Table Linen. 7ards wide, ogly sanss
worth 6ihngs; Friosei Napsi3s caly shig sdcreE;
si5o LiDen Towels, piscc, worth IL psocei
La6es naR dtndkerchisf-, Sbiniag piece, worth "
renee Csrts do de-, - pence, worth 8 shngs Cents
d. sink 40 billings and pence, worth shllii aa3 Lota
ofCthoF EOGIa. At corresponding low rtieos.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-03

ITO LET-EyCELLENT LOFTS ON THE FIRST FLOOR
of76 Fulton strec. Apply to Alex n. orsig, Han
over sttect.
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|xr ANqIp-BY A RL5FEC TABLE GIRL. siiUA.
Nv lion 70 40 the chasnberysfk and hno Washing orths
houseUsrk IL SNAIL family fhs - An cNoenens
and ironer and sood PLATA cook Inc ocss o. CITY
srsros siysn Please JAIL NJ her rresent employers Mo-
IA Hsrht Place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-03

A UCTION NOTICE.-THE ATTENTION OF PUR-
n ohsGers 10 invited 10 the sale of gcn.ee Furniture
this day st 10 O'clock ~ Isl Canal straet consisting
Of good variety Of Parlcr Chamber and ksnhcn a,
Soa 4cdstend Bookcase Carpets Fronoh Bedstead,
laFs Feather Beds Hair Aaresses Mahogany Chairs, Pier
Glasses, OIL Paintings -
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III n WILLARD, AuCrIONEER- uousEHoLD
FURNITURE Paintings, SO, this morning, ~ l0x
oeIoct the hneMoa Room No IL Nassau srset
oiPme- willard, Auationeer will sell A. suction. -
sbcvf 20 rav cash advances large aud
mont OF Parlor snd Bedroom Furniture Also tventy OIL
PAINT In rich Nib frames
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DRY GOODS.

- IBEONS, SILKS. AND MILLINERY GoOD3 AT 10
~ Eowrry Il hare aised 30 alroady extensive fresh
imported took Of the shove go1as another large addition
from the late tsnsrgps sss Md would Nsuge buyers in
Wsnt o. ths class OF goods either uaelesalo rs ss
will egf Mi OF the haaaaoAHs and moae
AID cheapest ,sscks Of goods 70 bs found in .hls.
N. II. LICHTES3TEfN.
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CTEAM POWER, WITH LOFTS TO LET. AT THE AT
~ lanto Dock Immediately adjoining Tho ferry Boiler
SALE nearly suitable for Apply
10 DICKINSON u JOHNSON, Atlantic Docks
az Coea kaa Sim NJ. p.
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klJ AETED-BT A ER0TE:TAAT VOuad WOMAN
Nv with good city and seuntgy rosrsasaa eitlatipn
.wberDs ana 30 do plain sewing, or 10 do abe ssaerh
o. private family. Can be for two d. o.
Iue A.
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,vixyEp-sY A KRSPEuTAHLg YOUNG GosAH.
suta.ticn 70 DO general hcuseesrS, iK email ra.as
s,t. NJ ohfs eu 10 chantfrwoyG or utasns flfsas
~ :, ma MOI, street, between Beuaton aud sissoAsi
k.ts can be eeea for sse DAYS.
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4 REsPECTAELE YOUNG WOMAN
aaituatien 10 do general boussweTk IN small private
ksmiy to do and Is willing 60 make hsr
eli orally useful Boat Of city references zysa fasss
+rrly ST No Is avenue D. Filth stsest Can DO
Ioriso days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-03

A ETHONY J. BLEECKER WILL SELL AT PUBLIC
a auction This day A. u O'clock 81 tho Merchants Err
change, the Houses and Lots Nos 10 1884, ls3 s5 aud 9
Tseny Il urth street; Nos l2i I5 III aud 80 Twonty
9th strees ~ Houses and Lots s,rcs
Eighth avenue; also, tho House snd Lot
The shove houses finished In egsnt Style Sale posi-
tive Maps can be had At the Auction Rooms, No. Broad
root.
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yINOtLET-THE DWELLING HOUSE NO 2}3 TENTH
srsetnorth eide Second ari Fret Tho
house 10 four soriea with basement End repe.e vim all
the odcn and convorcpcioe. Can %
reni 10 10 IL o'clock Alec 1--WE thve o. ~ hsuse.
Hrisn street. and snd dwelling ashnRtnn b,cst
orpos,e Clinton Market. Apply " JAMES PKICH. ofheo
no Hudson street,
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rCO LET-PWO BROWN STONE FRONT THREE
steyy houses in Psei hc street, sor'h Brookivr Nes
376 and 37 Ia the handsome the OF Bona
street Bath xures sud kscnen range and ouisned
In mcd s.vlo. RaD $780, A99ly At the o IL JAkES
COCkRR 4 90, 81 John etyeet, N. s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-03

YVAETEB-A SITUATION As CCOK. IN A HOTEL
W first class reJs.pIsrt By yerns Of great
arisnce in Engl!ah saa yrsnsh cooking Address j. H..
ICerald otlte.
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YNHURgDAY, lGtS O'CLOCK, WILL BIZ SOLD. THE
sentecl Furatuyo contained in the house 79 Nulbsrrv
strset Bro0me comprising general variety Of
Tor and bedroom arrangement kitchen ussnss, sioyes
&c, in GOOD order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-03

Two PHYSICIANS, DENTISTS. or ARTIsTs-rO
let, quito of psrlsrs Tho frat door OF no No.
u might street, near 81 Johns Park Apply q. No. az
Grand street..
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NEUUND NEW YUKK BUILDING AByOCIATION =
The second regular oesin for the OF dues
and election Of members will DO held Hall
No Chatham squsrc on Thareaay evening. March At
o'clock. 1kih Association In filing rapidly
the fec will be raisedprobaby shc neat
meeting HomberB paying sS months more dues in
reoeiyo interest 81 the OF ak
T. the profits Shares 5000 monthly dues
cents The prospeotue and other .tton be
had of J. BUXTON, JR Secretary.
No. ID North William Btreet.
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CToRE TO LET ON BROADWAY, BETWEEN
- Broonc ara Prince ssrssr, rui,Sbla FOR jawslry
fancy store Possession gvon INN sdiassly n degsres
FOR iursher particulars address with zeal name o. r.
HeYall ohie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-03

Two BOOT AND SgOE DkALEkS-wANTED-BYA
msn Of long erpsfieuos In she bost ana shcs trade,
stuaAen in Wholesale rotA store Cutter, Assistant
Gutter SAlespan or porter In The same or any othsr bud
Botc addressed 10 ". H.. ~ this once will usst
with prompt Attention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-03

IL Chinese Nusau psrsner IL wanted 40 cngsgo la the
Auction ant Commsoion brsinsse who elpt
OF SO bg make a5vencs fu-nsure
Is cash sser, twice week regularly. The
mirats situation Of shis ia ths
cato Vicinity Of four hotels and tho facility
cnnirotnr extensive business may readily be aeon by
ALIEN ding ssle OF elegant Furniture
Carpets Pan ofotee &s, Thursday ana Friday ssh srd
9Th Earch ~ 10 o'clock Torfurthcr particulars ire
GRO. IT, An DaEVS st Tho rooms during th dsys Of SALE
1T his Incidence, III Blseoktr rres during .his vsef
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-03

CITY ASSEMBLY Rooms. H7 49, AS Az AND ssr
~ Brosdwsy-Ths derssnsd most respectfully iayscs
attention Of societies and eth who wi1l hire
Tho most oerant snd extenvs rooms la ,he oy THAI hs
tame be had for The spring and by
pleation 70 GEO. w. MILLkk. MP stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-03

EUkNTED--A SITUATION; By A PRvTSsrAyT wo.
NY man 10 cnok End ssn,s In abs wSghR8 and ironlpg
Es call st liz Henry Gsssse ssag SiSe stsss. Csa Is
I. t.,s uo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-03

ri ,NTpp-A SITUATION, BY a 1gsI SOFA so
Young woman, IS water % Cbsmtsrms,di vcsia 80
a. in ho otvntry Gan Give good el,l fstsssaes "a
s.2s Christorher atTee scar SgoshNldn A'sS's s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-03

ZONE TO NIGUT.--BY JOINING THE FRANKLIN
- Building Association 81 her TO day, Sd the oae
Spruce street, 81 tho meeting aA Washington Hail. 49,
Hester ttrcot door from the Bowery you bid for
none, 10 buy house of which take possession
LAT Of Nay az q bid dehance 10 landioyds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-03

kYyAETYD--A eITUAgIoH. ~ A KEsPR cTASLg
NV youpg Wsmsn Icok, Tgsh asd tsns or 20 60 the
kps-l ho1sswprk * 9es.sbafsly Hatsood citYrs-
kreros Please osli fst daTa ~ 4 Brssmo strces
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-03

M AETgp-iN A PRIVATE FAMILY, A HEsrECwA-
NV bio middle agec Auerieaa Wslh vcnan, ~ Cook,
asher sni lcosor Appiy No. t5 Seaold sSeane stos
j q elcck.