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SPLENDID BARGAINS.

The undersigned is now offering nj his Drug
and Book Store, hr cash in hand. q choice a,.
sofu'Hi of Haar'i Rl'.iHs. M4Hmoti.. and
t}1aii works. at cost This is the best oupor.
tmiiy for purchasing cheap Book, that ha.' oc.
eurrd in South Arkansas Can anlcamine bis
stock and prices,
n, p. WILLIAMS.
Washington March 81, 1852. 2n.
Washington telegraph., 1852-05-19
MUSTANG L.IN6MENT.

TItTlla general ,wqIy of frh Patent Mel.
w iciurH, iu,' rsrdi,ci, ani for -alc, rlrap f,r
efsi. aHd oiai wigty
nENl. p 1E1'r
can and rr' ui Almanr Tor ls2.
Jan. y, 1859. l;sw.
Washington telegraph., 1852-05-19
NJ E W GOODS.
GREAT BtRs It's Ton CASH.

| \ addition ia alf pisseui .Iuek. gesfc ur,I,.
Il ing geHrnl assortment ai neW and fraluu iHr
Goods. Our siask el#Iz#=Iz aI laHrt auI s.sr.r
Dry Gaatls. Hat. tn I Hl.s lssais and Sl.ar.
Clothing, Hardware. GH5aHF. CHtuYNau.
Imware. Saddlss liHda# Na#4lWar. Ear. 81.
rar taiies. Aialazzss I...#aafs. SaR C.mII,s.
SaJrh. SfIefz. RHzs4sa - Is flsh. JHr,r.
and many uIhri aIi.sis II HII malrlt iI.-
Interest Of puTfhastfs = #Iss us ibtir ru,io1..
who wish ia bHY chap laI eash GaI| and tfy
b'AkM0kD \ slLllMAN
Aesi al Tire llail.
Washington ApfiI >. Isl. uti
Washington telegraph., 1852-05-19
NEW JEWELRY.

T'llE mhrr.hcr ba,i''i r'coit. sN@
i cl @ rcw u1 valuable asog-S0 Sr
mcni ol iewr'y which hr will as.l very rhrap-
Tor cssh ou'l, C. WHITE
Washington. March sih, 1852. iO2
Washington telegraph., 1852-05-19
GRLEIIEf&.E
q, EsOUilNE, Dental Surgeon,

80 NV AAAtNAf AfhNAahA N+hA AfNbAHs
HAVING permanently l1ra'cl IT. Camden sf
II thc rur'ir. u. nnu1E'. WiI slani I1h
cd, bIs iAr In Washington uf Gao sals purpose
iie Hali o. him odd iIai De- ,an c1Dsiar- thu.c
that 1.e 90 need ui dalHI operation that be- b.
caIa.ir arl gul.inal 20 serve iucu hiiim.iy auf
.. their aiilati.lu llr can le consulted u al
holn, except when professionally engaged, hy
calling at H'lh'- Hotel.
Al- T. 1sll-IU.
Washington telegraph., 1852-05-19
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

Washington, Arks., Nov 81, 1850, i7t
The daily union., 1852-05-15
THE UNION: WASHINGTON SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 5 1852

is important for the country to understand, and the
House 10 TO proper conclusion upon-tha report
was made by The chairman Of the CommlIee on pnnng
[BIr MeWILIIEl which never met the appreciation Of
the House, which referred 10 the committee. and
which never came back. and upon which this House
never voted | have hunted up the Journal and was
satisfied that my memory right upon The subject
Mr.. STANTON. All designed to say about this re.
port was that II had been presented 10 lhe House oy
distinguished democrat not now member. Although y
contained proposition similar TO the one now proposed
by the Committee on Printing yet it had NOT attracted
the attention OF the honorable gentleman from Indiana,
Mr. FTcH and had been quietly referred TO- the com
mittee, and permitted 10 pass of without exciting his IN
dignation All intend 10 say now, in conclusion. s
this whether the House vote 10 sustain the law or not
am conscious OF having attempted honestly 10 perform
my duty and in respect whatever in connexion with
this matter have had any other object in view than TO
get the public printing done speedily possible
am under obligations TO the gentleman from Tennessee
INT Polk 10 renew the motion that the House resolve
itself into the Committee OF the Whole the state OF
the Union upon the special order and do accordingly
Mr., STANLY rise to a question OF order The
question OF order that make IS this That the last reso-
luton OF this series is not in order, because Il is not ger
to the subject The resolution proposes TO dismiss
the committee, and submit that that is not germane 10
The SPEAKER. The Chair will examine the resolu-
ton, and its decision the point OF order until
the question shall arise.
Mr.. STANLY; What is the motion now pending
The SPEAKER To go into Committee OF the Whole
on the state Of the Union on the special order.
Mr.. STANLY. When will this matter come up again
II we 60 into committee now
The SPEAKER. II will be the first business in order
in the House, just report from any other committee
Mr.. STANLY And we adjourn over from tomorrow
The SPEAKER That is the order Of the House, and
the Chair presumes il will be executed
Mr.. STANLY. Then this resolution will not come up
again for two weeks. hope the House will not go into
Mr. HOUSTON You cannot dispose of the resolution
to-day; SO we may as well go into committee.
The daily union., 1852-05-15
BY A. GREEN, Aactioneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON MISSOURI AVENUE, NEAR
the of 9th street, Wednesday,
instant, shall sell on the premises, at O'clock M No. Iii
in b. being the lot which Mr.. Faars bowling
lately Stood with front Of SO feet ii inches Missouri
the Of Sixth running back 1903 feet
with the line Of lQfeet alley 30fee
property having sufficient width for moderate
size houses for Of the largest located within hundred
yards Of the Of business but
become horoughfare fronting upon public square pro-
Of improvement by the United States, Immediately
which and open lies the Mall advantages for
dence seldom with
Terms Of one-sixth the balance annual
samens with interest from day of SALE The
deferred be paid annually and added
deed given, and deed Of trust taken. Title ndsputabe
A. GREEN,
May l3-6t Auctioneer.
The daily union., 1852-05-15
MM sSzzsss zss
Bnitimors and washington

~ ~. s1lGe2Nkg
baltimore and Washington Railroad.
PASSENGER trains follows:
Leave Washington and Q, a. l2s and T. ., m.
Leave Baltimore at ~ and Q, a. m; and %, p. m.
On Sundays the second and third trains from Washington and
the second and fourth from baltimore omitted.
baggage Philadelphia and New York be
obtained by trains leaving at o. and M Pncngers pro
Philadelphia railroad station.
Communication tickets Bladensburr, els quarter viii be
furnished upon application at the oaco
Al o5-da Agent.
CNIDERs CHEAP WINE sTORE, No. 40 Walnut
street Fourth, Phadelpbiawines, liquors Of all
other and furnished members OF Con-
Washington city, paid
shedes, Sparkling Champagne,
Msdoiras Moet
Ports, Cicquo,
Red wine, Dinet,
Teneriae Perruehot,
Lisbon, Hsidsick,
Muscat, and many.othen.
Eronusnan, Sparkling Mosele,
Clarets o. all sorts, Rudesheim, ..#
Marcobrunn,
Bpreundles the iarrer, stock in Philadelphia.
Brandies Of all soris, Il. .HF
dat and pale casks demohn, or in bottles with some cheap
Irish and hskey Monongahela Bourbon Jamaica spirits
rn brandy and wild cherry bands Scotch
ale London porter and stout In bbls. OF and Dozen
HGpana Cigars,
Of direct Importation, Of the most reliable quality always hand,
wholesale by the quarter Dor.
establishment where all wines, directly
from the original package in which imported
HOTELS Country TTade,
and supplied, wholesale cask deohn
dozen, package Of assorted sorts.
Orders by post telegraph giving limit price, guaranteed
be satisfactorily filled, or the goods taken back
familiar personal acquaintance with all the principal wneo
dncng countries Of Europe and
there enable me TO offer good articles cheap Call and examine Mt
JACOB sNfDER, IRIS,
: Cheap Wine stc-e, No. 70 walnu, St, PhiadelPhia'
The daily union., 1852-05-15
Alexandria B0ut.

a s<s-u THE Steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON will de-
part follows Boats fare, coach fare
Persons making pleasure boats
fare half price, Three coaches leave Northern
h street. for the boat coach also leaves the Capitol 9X
1lk, q, 4, and O'Clock - -
Leave Alersndria at ~, eK, Tx, g. and O'Clock
Leave Washington at 81 10Y, 2S, and 6S O'Clock
JOB coRsoN,
Ap Nd Captain.
The daily union., 1852-05-15
Henly's Webster Picture.

Hcnly's Webster Picture.
TUE exhibition Of this painting having been premsure closed
by the occupancy Of The council room by the criminal
court win be roopened public for days. prior to t'
leaving the city commencing Tuesday the fth instant
Hours Of erbson from until sunset Price OF nnis
sion, rs cents. May 1--dl0nf
The daily union., 1852-05-15

no LFcrA threesory brick dwelling In Six Buildings,
Pennsylvania in the fret ward Tho furnished,
and possession win be given Immediately Inquire this osce.
The daily union., 1852-05-15

The campbsiis comng"fto meet Kind friends
again.
0DD FELLOWS HALL--Commencing Monday, May 10, and
every evening during the weekwest and Pees Old Original
Campbell Minsre- the ladies and
Gentlemen Washington they will open above, with
songs operate chosss and buresque the Italian
opera.
Pot further particulars, programme.
Tickets rs Doors open " performance at
O'Clock DR. n, A. JONES'
May ST Agent.
The daily union., 1852-05-15
ny J. q. MCGUIRE. Auotionser.

VALUABLE PROPERTY ON SEVENTH STREET WEST
On Monday May i7th a O'Clock, premises,
shall sell that valuable lot No u in No. 40
Of 7h and with front Of 30
Terms One fourth residue in twelve,
months with satisfactorily secured Conveyances tho
expense OF the purchaser. JAS. u. MCGUIRE,
May I'D Auctioneer
CARD.Dr ID. MARTIN has opened his Office
Of 9th and streets, where those wishing his medical advice
will find him.
Ap 22--dn
The daily union., 1852-05-15
ny J. G. MCGUIRE, Aucaoneer.

SQUARE WEST oP 624 AT AUCTIoNon Tuesday, May l5th
~ at o'clock, the premises, shall sell the
No 625 directly south OF the residence Of the Hon.
3. A. Douglas; being l56 feet inches west
6S feet inches NORTH 1862 feet inches
aud "a feet inch street, containing about
square feet.
Terms oneounh cash residue in SIX twelve, eighteen
MONTHS with interest," satisfactorily secured Conveyances the
expense OF the purchaser JAS. O. MCGUIRE, Il.
May l3-d Auctioneer.
The daily union., 1852-05-15

On ue subject of The Pablo Priatag deiiuers ia tho
y Hcass Of Representatives,. Siay IL. 1852.
The daily union., 1852-05-15

llHITE 9OoDS.-Today we open
w ~ pieces white eambrios, from entire hne
jasonct csmbrcs, assorted, qualities very fine
20 plaid Swiss musins, the proper patterns
70 !" striped canhric muslins
300 plaid muslns, all stiles, In agreeable patterns
10 /" dotted Swiss mu.ins
Joe plain book and Swiss musns
With lots Of other desirable goods, arriving daily.
Terms cash, unless arranged 10 the contrary.
Good articles prices. dealing may be relied al
Il PERRY BROTHER.
May 7--aouf Opposite Centre Market
The daily union., 1852-05-15

NOrICE.-we have hand furniture good
OF sofas mahogany paor chairs
will sell on the most accommodating terms. II
H #T j. 8. EWELL CO., s
May I3--3t n go =
The daily union., 1852-05-15
In CONGRESSOF THE U. STATES
Thirty iongress-First s...,on
FRIDAY MAY l2, 1852.
MATE.

Mr. SMITH present the credentials OF the Hon
Isaac Toucey, elected nator by the legislature OF ,b
State OF Connecticut fc the term of six years, COM
mencing on the 4th da.of March, 1851 which were
read and the oath escnbed by the consiiini;oo
having been administered MIR. Toucey, he took his
seat in the Senate. -
The daily union., 1852-05-15

BROOKE Ii. WILLIAMS,
BANKER, \
OPPOSITE Treasury
Washington City, ID. c., .
MILL receive money depoe buy sell United
w other stocks, bank notes.
of treasury,
collection Of drafts for his correspondence
o. +. #'
Robert Read esq, President Farmers Mechanics Bank,
Georgetown, d. c.
Richard Smith, esq Cashier Bank Of the Metropolis, Washington,
City.
Messrs corcoran & Riggs Bankers, Washington City.
May l2-df
The daily union., 1852-05-15

~ nm coRrORaTIOs stock ~ have on pri
uVu vstc sale $1,000 of corporation Of Washington PEI
A'oek. Also, sirvsir shares Of Patriotic Bank stock
~. JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
'pR-du Auctonser and Commission Merchant.
The daily union., 1852-05-15

Mr.. HUNTER MIR. resident, move TO susDend
the rule providing for reconsideration of private hill
for one hour, that we mgo on with The usual mornnv
business and shall thelove TO take up the de6eisncv
bill
arately--on one motion aime
The PRESIDENT. te is but one motion. which
is TO suspend the order foe hour
The question being thtaken, on division thar
were-ayes 20, noes not oted so il was agreed TO-
The daily union., 1852-05-15

MEN GOODs.--Arrrvne Today
pieces linen sheetnga TALL linen and All wdfhsO
low prices
% pilow.csse linens, assorted in widths qusi,ie
- (pore Inen)
lOO dozen and pieces towels and towelnrs
w pieces table diapers and damnsks choice patterns
ertfn fine
Np shirtinr iinens very cheap and warranted NIL linen
:, ~ fine linens, for bo-oms and collars
persons desiring kind Of linen goods may rely ae,
% o. us really pure, and poverbislly low prices
erms cash, unless arranged to the contrary.
articles, low prices and fair dealing be relied in
Ues PERRY d BROTHER
vE-2Otf Opposite Centre Market,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04
INDIA muBgMR aO0oe.


CAUTION TO PtRkTgs. -CoN09gss ROOTS II. II.
" DGy no IS Corssnds strect, NEW York. the owner u
the pssens tEar csuttcns makers and dealers through
cu,the Un,ea sssss shAb he shs prosecre AL
tgpfrg uloR Ais rgats and hereafter will Rob yes 30 any
sppal 70 hs sympathy The part Of hese aFaSss whom
s ea~psel stitutes suits Read ARE fso wing oerthcAs
Nj W, !, Whiting, ~ tbs LATE f-s OF Waiting, D0dJ
Co. SUI Nsfsnsn, Dedd Wh,as, Of tho vast supsrio
ry q ms venting o. sifstio, AS tne opn,on OF counsel
$50 lie usd of all suhsttuteS al orders will 30 pronrtly
flCd. UukhCE IL. DAT.
N9w York H.fth g. 1857.
cusilcste-Th's nay ooftify hiss haze. sfter May
years experience ade thorough xlI % the different st.
css slt,U 0ore 'cs Congress Boee, a.sempiod
# yoiuasl ~ substitute FOR uortcs III. Days Webbing or
rf.tGffc kpd freely state Mat tho srIois rnsd, ~
~ Dty aiotethtr The hs and che,ret my opniou
qud CAteYfp0y reotmmerd the 10 tyients va,
Il wuTlNc, Manufacturer 4 LadieF psrcss Boots Ne.
49, ptcfdwsy.
Itgtl on nOnsI nave examined the lstters Patsnt
sntd 70 lupcnt Hyatt ssagiar daio ho g0h day osto.
tCr $40 an 81 opinion shat bbe OF elastic gorcs
rsdt ~ hbrcus sttrsls vioh e,rand snd con
tTstt in continuation win India Rubber Erfrss Ii applied
~ manUi.oture Of CATER Boots Ia IN ntrn meni upon
ne psisnt New York, April - ISL. y. Is. CUTTING
BOgon June6 eSl II have mA1o simsr examination OF
no ettrs patent above referred TO- sad concur in Mr.
tpgf opiRitA RvIrsghoAfr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04

- q. KEMP. AUCTION sGa.-LAaGE AND Pc
~ rempory auction sale Of elegant furniture. Piano
iores Csrpetiass no. fonr month"; oreeis for salts
and l0h o'clock each day. At the large hall
60 Broadway formerly tho Chinese ansenml between
Spring Prn strests this sale will embrace khe
re stock % two Of our cid and veil essab
shed eahires MAKERS " tho hest epusson all of which
hsp been made IN tho best and most sybssantl
el city custom trae, aud consists OF very largo and
5p'ened OF richlv rosewood
asd black snns Parior DnirI Room Library. and Cham
Dor Fprnttnre CON psps every article Of elegance and
utility u'nsliy found IL tho large able farnisure
1serooms sud 10 much lsrge- nnd moro varied assor
msnt than oaB DO found In establishment in shs
eity No sooda WIN DO admitted into shs sao but suoh
oan oerched upon and ted, and limited
be received a. IL the e owners TINT the
whole shall be sod Without CArpetngs slso fsy
pieces Brussels ano Velt Ca pspgs anal 6sures susa
bic Tor seae "hLbers and ha panofor,es AZ O'clock
precisely on tho hftt da,s sale Blk superior IN and
ostsvo Pian oiores, from city mskers Of good
and fully ~srrsree these Fsnofortes are parou ariv
scrby The attention Of buvere, and be sa
day before the asle. Arrangements will be storo
goods snt May or 10 have she packed for shipping
eessons bic charge. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04

ssnses Househoid Furniture by oasalogue-f. Cotton
win sell this day, March ~ k ooloch, ~ the auction
rooms, 90 Feel mansnd ~ Ann streets large and
ave steel o. O.tiIet Furniture Of every assorson em-
braspg soss In plush and hair oloth AoA Bedtesds
wood. bssk walnut and Cenr, and Gard Fables
Pier do Dshes,ny prsg seas Chairs French Bsdstsads
pysns OtcmAps, IItcnssn Dining and Tea Table,. B,oa
sa.es wardross s.ore..riss marble tcp and plain drss
various kinds Ladies' workt.bes Brussels and Ingrs
LaTpsts Oelotbs Feather acds Hair Ms.rcssos Pili.
ters psper msee and other Clocks patent plain
stssds ahes,uy and Boeton ROCKERS Ofoo and Coun
toute Dtsks Once CT airs 30 Also about thirsy
Mattresses OF various sizes tho stock of aealer
ot II Rootb nd 81 airo variety of second hsat
piturs Catalogues ready ~ sns O'Clock. 40 postpone
uept on aeoonns OF wes her,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04
RlATRInlONiAIl,

nTATRIsONT HADz EAsY, on nov 10 wIN 4
w bcgerPrbftg5er Lawecn, Boston formerly LcN-
der, wu gend 70 auy sdars regeps " doar post
sid 4ir CNnxs TO elAhlc la5iss or xtnNs IN 10
hs aevosss ntonopa Of as many Of Tho Opposite
te-riG mSy dsnro TIE pTccosa sim pc but $50 captivating
n All sY he nsrrioo refpeotiye ot are orpoafsaao RI
qoson asa &ss - ugh a. iaat u can be srrAugad vi
rpsh este snd d6iokeY 0hah detection 10 Impossible. Al
dfcs Prltssfor iAvtop, Boston, hssg No lsisrs tskra
fsoT No Fost 0iico uRlsss tne postage 10 Paid.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04
VIE SAIL SEasuR.

fyINErlT BALL--A BALL WILL DE GIVEN ron
- tho bned Of enrOh Lohman WHIP has been ccafred 20
hs houee with rofn leg Tor upwards Of four "a
the polio Rooms Thrrfdsy evening. March g. Tickets
81, can tt ettsiSse ~ the door GO Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04

4 UcTIoN MART, $50 BaoADWsY. FORMERLY TIVE
- Chinese Museum mer 10 wanted TO engage 10 sno
Auction Comm 5sion business who capital
Of S5bo to make advances Furniture and
ly for cash 6aee, twine al
missble situation o. rhe estAni hm in the we
Gate Vicinity VI four hoeia and the aoy for
conducting extensive huauaBs may readiv be seaa by
the large saio Of ana elegsnt Funce
Csrpets Pianoiorcs, Thnra3A snd Friday 9Th
oh Naroh ~ 70 oooos For further particulars enquire
GEO. III. Al DRENS bb tho curing tho days sale
AZ his residence Ia Bleesr during sais sock
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- =
% RkWARD.-HO6Sr AND GIG SrOLET-wAs
NSc Ntd ia trsns OF l7l Fulton sircss Nssalu.
he horie s large ,orroi h,rs with rssher lsrge hni
tEs5 the sig vas nearly new. Il! reau maker soth
head njrg platform sprgd The above reward will bs pai
tor the return Of ahe horse silver plated harness
plaid bsnkes with which NJ covered Washable
waGd loT spr informs loa 9orc5Hniry The seme.
II. DaONn, livfry stsbls, it9 Attornaygt
L7oR sAIF-.A 8TYIfsn GRAY xsRE, FIFTEEH
u. hAads hiQh, wsrGnted sound md Kind Also, ave
sht Et,n rnd eng sless w.h hsrness sad bells ee1a
ylete II u gf John FLORENCE. Ths above sold
Ter want Fer further psrsaas inquire CT George
W, usrbei Clay Hotel, 40 hrsadusv. The above
seen ct Read rfuSsasifc atsA0, 49, Mercer street.
III ORBE FOR EALE.--A GENTLEMAN, WHO HAS RE
gently purchased rSr OF horses, wishes
dpsss Of hp family horse hsva, further fer him
he amin 81 ofTsre good IL ssG he 10 10 handshsh
nns old. and mad sound aud kind;
oNpsr $780, will be soil tor 6s Address box 2OO Pess
CGoa.
IoHT wAGoNS.-FoR gAIE-SrN AND SECOND
IL hand light wagons with and wlAout tops Apply A.
j. seAmans ooaoh, cariAse and light wagon "a aise
tory, ia Eighth street, SARten plast.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04

yUARTEp-A SITUATION, BY REsPECTABLg
w yonrg romAn 40 Cock. frst rate Washer and ironsr,
or 10 do The Fgnevs heuevorA OF sm-n private tsmty;
ist % city reerences yeD; resolves oas Tor t~o aays
Applyat IS Eldrdke street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04

EoRIARrY, AUCTIoNESa. WILL sELL. THIS
day, NJ ~ o'clock at t73 Chatham street. Furniture
from family leaving tho city, also general Asor.nens
OF Rev FurEituro; Also Crook from declining
fueness slao. 1000 ulAny Feather Beds; and also
Horse al wagon suitable for grocer. ALL VIII be sold
without reserve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04

EAT REEF! FAT BEEF FAT BEEr!-g W
NOOK y SON vii cfer for oale. on Saturday March
D. nt their btsrd, No. Censeo Market the three
very fine cattle, raod By Mr. Truman Todd. 33o ton
Ny. The putlo arc invited 20 call sud examine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04

F1'o THE LOVERS OF GOOD TuINGs-JAs DELLA
NAY. ofNo ~ Loror Washington Esrkes has ono Of
The Iess cop ever slaughtered In AmoRios. All those
thar aous H. will pesse call Aad o1amae for theuseiyes
Butchers are invited 10 attond.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04

vUANTED-BY A RsspgorABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
w situation 70 40 general housework; ehe ia Eood
washer and ionev Good riven from her last
pats wserc che lived twelve mcnhs. Pess apply ~ Mol
" fkraes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04
zsekC &E.aA a sGpU4.

EREDEBICK A. LONG, DIE sINKEa, AND MANU-
faonrer II patens self eoelns address Envelopes AM
new styles OF busiaees Uards Ihhel3 &c. g street.
gen 10 wtnted SO the City country; the
highest communion psid Staouors and sup
pled Ma Wholesale prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04

yVANTrD-A sIIUATf0F, NJ a STEADY. MIDDLE
w tgea Protcgsnt girl ChsnNorm.i6 and 70 DO plain
saving d. general homework IN snA family. 49,
ply 81 ~ SIS N hv,nre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04

"A served Ginger, AashsrsL &e-Frday, March ~ 10Y
oskeh 1T OF Dsy street. Greenwich soU and
lard shell Almonds. Riss wslputs. soap Candles Tea
Coffee Sears Tobacco kuard Spices Mscherel HsrrnGs
dried Goldfish. Corhs Brandy 0ia hskey Wines Scales
VA. CARTER, Auesioneer,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04

roAL-I AN NOW RECEIVING SEVERAL CAR00RS
~ Of the hest red ash coal sad will deliver roa vsseels
% 25 rer my yards ~ - @ corner Of King
snd Gyeeawioh Streets ana corner Of 0osrsh ana Rvinx
tsn stnsts. fST1k CLINTON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04

AUarTED-BT AN ExPrRIENCE0 AMERICAN
w sir), si.uation 40 Cock Wash ana Iron, in sm,
family sicily ovpe6Cat her buEness Can be seen for
og ths Tesk stls0 Citation sszec PLEASE in
qgirs IN the rear, tecsn5 foor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04

rUANTED--BY A VERY REsPECTABLE YOUNG
" girl "a Pro.tstant) tituaton IS aeams'vess, or
rrre End seametEess ale advertiser has rood p-in
ttfesop understands dse1s nsEng, sna genssl house
fr kird ateensvei kiFess testimonials g4von 90
- integrity, Can be for awe days. Call o. a5
dress lne 20 j. TweuTninth styast between Ninth
Zen al avenues door 20 tho Rptss ohuEch. W0uld
~ 4 tlart distance in tho county.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04

100 600 sEGARs.-FOR SALE. AT A B.gGAtN
EOOsOOo n0MU eegars of different brhafs, and OF
tho best character. WIN b. cold IS large sscree IL
noa for Immediately. Apply e. the s nsur.noe Agency
.Hice, 50 n neean ssrest near She sun oaioe. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04

syANTED-BY Respectable ToUNa WOMAN
w tua.ion a. Nurse OF scanssgess 10 aompetsnt 10
tte charge o baby has objection to the country. Can
pgs5uec good CITY reference Can 30 at Jl West fiji
.esnsh street, BoSr aoveath avenue.