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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-11

A UcTIoN NoTIoE-rnos. sELL, AUorIsNEER-
ION Ry sa sss f9:s . : sss
and yn'ss .S ns p nSssseeD
nsi,sass ~. ssssIas sSs5. ..
r.,us .atIs. French bsd.ssds assa. lGesinf slsss,
Also awe splendid musical coat SO and & eich and
AUoTIoN NorIgE-TnE ATTENTION or PUR-
Iagrssas nsssss q . os,oeI a.sS Canal s'I.ssa,i
@ %s fFs K.sr NEE FL s :s's To
6 DRAPER. AycrIoNEER SIMEON DRAPER.
and
~ M @ ~ sfs ~
fssh.re. Of SEQ sssh Of tho above company. " ''A'
r. II. LUDLOW, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Wi svn ., Esssay 1
o'clock 50 the MerOhans ,hsnge Bro,dwsy, lot
70 s ,shss in sd.h rent 10
being Is foe. irons Is foes the rosr IS feet In
as ss swe Ss ss
'front.' ' 5 Sn
.hs nor,herly side and 70 feet 10 inches souhery
ase
Wiz
apply ~ the ofeo Of tho auasioneer No. IL
II W. wEsTCoTT. AgCTIoNEER.-A LARGE AND
day mornirg at 10Y o'clock at 6 Greenwich avenue wor
thy the attention house keepers and Dealers sold by v
tue OF an assignment - superior Soas couch bedsead
fine festher beds large hair mattresses bedsaad otto
mahogany md damnsk chairs, mahogany and walnut
rockers bookcases Fench sofas mahogany
variety ofmarble Furniture dressing plain
solar and hall lamps oroekry cutlery painted furniture
suit &c.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Anthony J. Bleeckor will sell st auction Wednes-
day. February IL At Y aeosh A. tho hrchanss Exchange
north side ofFa street, between Sixth and seventh
avenues being the enh eleventh. twelfth. and thirteenth
houses from the Of Seventh and Broadway
Each house is well calculated for gen ecl family ALDO,
@ handsome four story brick House and Lot the
side Of Ninth avenue Broadway and twenty-five feet
SCUM Of htth ntreet The house fashed IN eegnnt
ing Lots in rear Of tho ss named fronting Sixty ffsh
street. the above property be had At the
tiOn ROOM Broad street.
ARGE SALE OF DAMAGED GOODS, FOR ACCOUNT
- OF undorwrters for Notwithstanding Hoguet Hum
bert will sell ST suction this day Wednesday 10
md the succeeding days in Old slip until all sold tho
tire stock OF AessrB. Doremus Nixon contained in the
cellars OF their late store. consisting of Carpets Blankot
Linen and Cotton Sheenge and variety OF dry goods
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HOMEBTEA Oh.

MECHANICy BUILDING Asso CIArlON.,A REGu-
w lar monthly meeting Of ,he above sssSeiatlon WIN %
o'clock NJ when the aras semi annual report tho
dNon Of this society will be Laid before the members 80
mi, SIS s sssa
n little oysr pears The ass re- h ~
ing few shares yet to DO disposed Of
who vish join this moss bad better
EAsr RIVER BUILDING AND MUTUAL LOAN AS
30 held Wednesday evening" nth ins.. - ~ o'clock
sd ~ rsh an c
rded ladies and others TO become ers This
realize the rps of industry which have hitherto been
shares already taken speaks we'll the and
will sble tho Association to close its operations
Grand street. 10 open daily. between l2S and p. NJ
whero articles Of Association and prospectus can DO had
s.mb Presideat; James White. Vice President Samuel H.
Jordan, Assistant Woo Presidents Charles E. Anderson
steretary.
TxPoRTaNT-THE MERCANTILE MUTUAL LOAN
'h' 1 GkosEn
ONLY, sIxTY-oNE SHARES REMAINING.-THE
books Of subscription Of the Second Manhattan Build
The fee is but there only
sItyon shares for here question but
innne will share in tho large fits already reazed
M 1op hSse to beoSn' hs to DC 60
House. corner of Mercer and Broome streets Mont
ming a. half Sooea Dues for the fifth month esn
ole and confusion Of he meeting will find II
int f s %s AS
:; W; WAsroE. Secretary oaaoo 10 Spruce street.
A. o'clock r for The - convenience Of shs
mt mbcrs.
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aDTROLCaT. SsSs

aDEHDECgE, szSs
t%o~yNNe~~~<>>S
ITO TIE CURIOUs.-"LEAP YEAR is TIE PRoPf.
i tieus time."-Auippa
You'd you IN derstand, and know
All your destiny below;
What Of OWL 20 avoid,
What OF good 20 be enjoyed
How to crown your love with tss;
HOW diaofss 10 or misc
hen bargain 10 concludes;
when Debtor ehould be sued
Whom TO doubt and whom to tgusE
Who is false and who 10 just.
by what process money ioes
Is retrieved At little COST;
How, when robbed, TO dnd The wealth.
Taken from you tbua by stealth;
How TO tell your foensns thoughh.
And his schenifnfs bring 10 nousNt;
How 10 get y glorious wife,
ana achieve success in lilo;
How 20 cluster round your path
All OF good unmxea wish Wfakhi
AND your life, o'en 10 its close
UAk0 scene Of sweet feprse.
Would you Oh thcgo iteIaB know,
Ghcn to DR., ROBACR
lie tho story viii vafold.
Taught by y0ndtr ores Of gold.
All you ass shall an swered be,
BY your ovn nativity,
co-hi1skill tho truth shan tx.
ROBACH, White street number six.
All letters 20 q, W, kOBACK To- g White strteh, will
be feNgcury attended 20, IL prepaid. For prrtcuar
call and SGT an Astrological Almanac gratis whore d
oates oan DO seen.
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M ASoNIC BALL-THE SIXTH ANNUAL BALL FOR
AVA hs widows and Orphans Asylum Fund Of shs Grand
Lodge OF state OF New York. will be held ~ the APOLLO
Saloon on Monday evening" tho 10th Instant Tickets
20 admit gentleman and ladies. Nay be obtained ~
tho Apollo and 1t Free Masons all No GOO b. osd~ay
CALEDoNIAN BALL, AT TAMMANY HALL THURS
~ day evening" Feb. IL ls6lfhe managers. In snnounc
ing their rss annual Casdonsn ball. would respectfully
state that they have spared exsrons In such ar
30 will give life character and spirit 70 the 90
They have engaged tho best performers Of Scottish
music and have underworld to mako everything contribute
TO tho Of soeA enjoyment and national feeling
6 wen as TO awaken and call back tho eensbities of their
70 the Of their esry days The proceeds
sGr Of the aoor Parker who has kindly offered hs vau-
able services on this OCCASION Shelton eele
srstsa band ha: seen snssged Mr. McKrraoher will in
s9nsl airs previous .. the and during the
gentleman and two adesso DO had a. Adam ssod.rs:
Broadway and fari place; Firth Pond Co. No Frank
cling will A. eight o'clock The Of
the bali will be known by the band playing 0ud night an
joy DO wi youA'." WILLIAM CURR. President.
$40 West Twenty xth street..
Hanagers-Wm. Richardson, corner Of Greenwich and
Ferry streets; James Dunlop Z9 John street, BROOKLYN
Alex Robertson, 100 Greenwich Fredk A. Bradley
Chrystie street: Andrew Rtohie, Crosby street; Wm
Young, Twentyeisbth street. between Ninth snd Teath
avenues; George Bathgae Of Fourth and
Twenty sixth street.
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IL OF underwriters Tor oash-Wmerding. Hoguat Hum
bert will sell st suction, this day wednesday, ~ clock.
and the succeeding days, in Old slip until all Tho
tire stock Of Messrs Doremus Nixon contained in the
cellars OF their late store consisting of Carpets Baues
Linen and Cotton Sheeng and every variety goods
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MADAM GRAvIERs DANCING ACADEMY, NO. 81
~ Clinton pia'e.Nsw classes for young ladies and
for ladies and gentlemen forming Mondays and
Thursdays ~ ~ O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-11

AVA eEs her sotyioos iscies hnd emsn Of th city
In Agroogy Love- and Law Matters Interpreting Dreams
&c. by books and aoione oons,sny rolled By NaPoen
and Will tel tho nsmo Of the lady gen ,emsn hey will
marry Algc the nance Of She visitors Residence 81 Grand
sLyee6 tttween Clinton and Attorney yee N. Y. Ladies
fifty cents gentlemen, ops dollar.
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MURDER -l67 DEATHgi-I HAVE GIVEN COSTARs
Wl (f Broadway ESternnnstor an efectus trial, aud
having the wonderful enc OF the WINGED
oil the superior ecAcy his Extenina over any OTHER
rrepAratisn offered the public, om
TIE kitchen aad cellsfr. THOMAS KIRK,
Eevtry Uo..l, rs Bewery,
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MUSICAL.


NJ USIC.-WANTED-A SOPRANO, OF THE FIRST
A characters to sing in quartee choir. Address Com
nittee box 1881, Post Office.
YOUNG NAN, WHO IS DISENGAGED IN THE
evening wishes to learn the violin. Any person willing
give him Lessons moderate will please
dress g. Herald Office, stating particulars and The
neration required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-11

WET NURsE.-WANrED by YOUNG HEALTHY
w woman, with fresh breast Of milk. q bsby TO
nufso in her own house. Can DO a. 27 Tasntyfh
ttfttt corner Ninth avenue.
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VALE HTINEs.

tTALrNTINEs-Do YOU INTEND BUYING A va
lortnel Hyos eau and exsmine tho eaolce stock q
,sun Budingl Their variety isundouhedy tho most ex
one hundred dollars each Tho 6neat Valentines
carefully put that they be sent, without injury
to any rars Of the country style Of Lthographo
Corrcss At dollar and City cents per oss The ,rade
40 40 retail rnrchaeers are invited to call American
Vrlertlpo Ger rsry." y. FRERF& r. HELLEW,
Agents, " Hatsan ltgsQs w. Y.
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A nODwORTH'S DANCING ACADEMY, NO. 44s
"a Broome street, Broadway. class for be-
Gnners just forming for short torn essons

RuRNTONS PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY. 600
Broadway-Pupils taken for half the term, any
her OF Lessons Glasses forming at all times beginners,
also for those who are advanced in dancing Classes
and gentlemen on Tuesday and Friday Prac
tce IN the dre Waiting and aoho oil
evening Next private soree Friday evening February
18Th All applcationg TO DO made at No. 24 Bowery Book
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WET NUEBE WANTED.-APPLY IMMEDIATELY
w tt92 Eas. Broadway, on tho frst floor
WILLIAM RuITNAN.
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yINO HOOP Blenders AND CABINET MAEERs.-rOK
rsle-h three years oase, GOOD will stock hxtures
Of sn old easabihed Wood bending and Cabinet making
buslness, now doing good trade. Two
feet ~ u fee the oer TRAILER For PARTICULARS
On tic prem fes Of THOs FROST No. 100 Thrieth street,
between Lexir gton aud Third avenues.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

N ITALIAN SINGLE LADY, AN ACCOMPLISHED
singer playing elegantly the pianoorte of
teachers known at present in New York speaking perfectly
~ trenoh English and Spanish wishes 70 have board
sons her talents would be considered com
Musical Lady, lettcr K, Herald Office,
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FURNISHED HoTs- TO LET. TO A PRIVATE TA-
miiy only;-A hsntscmely turniIhed modern tuib
three storv and at, houe, pleasantly located in tho
Seventh ward, containing all the modern mp eenss OF
Cficc.
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WANTED-BY A BOY SIXTEEN YEARS OF AGE,
situation to learn TO DO either Com positor, Coach
Maker Carpenter, Ship Joiner Address NJ p Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-11

L!ENRY Il. cosrARs RAT, HOUSE, cooKRoscH
Al Ant Bcd6uf &e, Extermiaatofs, twholeeale nnd
tRi) DEPOT fil Broadway, NY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-11

ETCR SALE, ON STATAy ISLAND A VALUABLE.
a Farm OF scros thin half mile of the ssee N boas
landing % chelsos. On u sre good dwelling house a
tarmers house large barn, fine orchard &c. Apply to Air.
haciesn lO5 Maiden lane Mr. Coye, Port Richmond;
h!s heersgor on she grt On the map Of Staten
Leland TIC farm is marked 81. Aary's.
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INNING SALOONs.-WANTED, BY AN ACTIVE.
~ middle sged man. OF good address, a situation a.
Ester or Gutter and to mako himself generally useful
extensive dining establishments in England Respectable
references given. Inquire for L. Williams second door, 3
gulven street.
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WAETlD-fOR LITTLE BOY. THIRTEEN YEARS
w Of situation win physician, meroh ant law
yer who would take the full charge him. and
bring him to business He is Of good family has been
given. Address N. W. H., Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-11

Two STRAW DEALERS.-TO LET, DURING THE
eprin0 seson ono OF Mo best stands in tho city tor
Wholesale And rets dealer 10 straw goods Also tine
BxstInent TO los Apply to u. II A. UN OERIlLL
Nos. and John stgoos.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-11

Fsfo RENT-A LARGE -FOUR STORY HOUSE WELL
fUrnhed, near Washington square. with the modern
improvements. Furniture IL very good. aud for sale
Posesson be given Immediately opportunity
arse family without small children Aiso srge four story
n Houston tteees Inquire Immediately, at ia WavglsY
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EDUCATIONAL YOUNG LADY ACCUSTOMED TO
II tuition desires charge Of the sAon
three ttlo girls instruoting them in reading writing
dim ents Of French and usc Terms about 500
City reference Applications received for three Ad
drcse Miss A., Herald Office.
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TUE. NOTICE TO oEETLEAEN.-NOW IS TIL
Cane4 Pressed and Repaired, ~ short notice. cheap
Goats cleaned for g. pantaloons g. Prepare in time
nete call attended to by CORTSSOS 653 Pearl
Broadway late of Murray street.
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TNSTRUCTION.-A LADY. WHO IS ENGAGED II
tuition three days in the week, desires an engagement
for the remaining three either in this city, BIoosiyn
and French and will teach the brsnche
Also Best references given. Address Instruc ten
ofNr. Nettam, u Chsnlbers street,
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EUsNIsHkD ROOMS TO LET--PARLoR. CHAMBERS.
&c, suitable for family. and eshtfuy situa ted in
BROADWAY near Grace Church Address Box 29 0ces
HOUSE AND STORE RIO LET. OR LEASE FOR sALE,
Broadway Store, 400 feet Deep Apply No. $50
DroadNay. -
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WANTED-BYA RESPECTABLE MAN, A SITUATION
IN Wholesale liquor store and cordial mandatory
the business perfectly and would keep the
books required drive horse and wagon occasionally
well ac9nsnted in the city and vlcinisv would drive
sareaparla Ia Of good CUSTOM Toe best Of
city reference Can be for three days. Twenty
tecend street by motto, postpaid, TO j. +. Me- above
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-11

vHoBE ALTERED TO STORES IN WARREN STREET
he hrst oor and basement Of tho house No. % War
rem sree tnorth side toursh door from tho or
Greenwich street viii DO altered OF
May and will be 10 ie sso, tho upper para the aae
With the building aaeed 10 rear Fer terms apply to
Uepry BeEEh No. Pine street. bsswsen swelye and ono
o'clock.
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nnFIors In HRnAnMAY TO LYr-srurpAI. nr

OFFICES in BROADWAY TO LEr.-sEvERAL DE.
~ sirAble Offices the sccond, third fourth and ff
s.oros Of the large suildng No. 7 way nesl
Icurtlandt street west eide The location very eligible
poPr about midway between tho City Hall and
Ind 10 well Ted for tho legal and similar professions
Tho surpassed by others oty
Of scctp w3i lighted .nd under the
ctmpeent and s.us. worthy porter who resides the
building. Tho halls Light md spacious, aud provided
N1h suitable directories Possession givon or
On the est 81 May next For futher particulars apply
". No Eroa
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ITO MERCHANT TAlLoRs.-wANTED A sITUA
Il tion In Custom Clothing Establishment. by
practical Cutter that has been employed in first elias
sdway establishment for several years. The most
factory reference given note addressed 10 L. j. Heral
ofi &c, will meet with attention.
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OFFICES TO LET, IN BUILDING NO I67 BROAD
~ way, we'll isht.d End IN gttd order. Inquire the
ptemises, Of 4. N. Gellnty, room No. s.
T1NHE MOST SPLENDID BALLOON IN THE WORLD FOX
Sale-Vbe restaurant Al anleons in Odd Fellows
arc now oacre FOR sale great bsrg.n TO cash
err applied for Immediately Apply tho premises oor-
ner Of Grand and Centre 5.rees.
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WANTED-A YOUNG MAN TO ATTEND WHOLE
w sale and retail liquor store; must come well
mended Apply TO r. L. Donney las Brooms street, conner
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-11

"A The handsome three story 5rcs house 10 leu and
furniture for sale cheap, for cssh. Possession given
dstely. Apply NJ No. Fif,h street. between and 10
o'clock A. a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-11

ITO GRocRRs-WhNTs A slTuATIoN-A YOUNG
man who PERFECTLY m derstands quer Grocery
Bcat from his as EMPLOYER with whoa
he hos yed Tor the last two years objection
country c understands country trade s branches
Addrets T. II 81 Great Jones street, for two days.
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nOUBNs, ROOMS. Ars. WANTED,

SMALL HOUSE WANTED-THE ADVERTISER
"A would like to rent small house anywhore situated
aiiI0ad or omnibus route not more than ten minutes
offs where there will be another small family Ii
para Of house. the frat story with front basement would
be preferred. Apply TO =. d. c., Herald ofhoe.
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AMOUNT vERNON.-F0R SALE OR EXCHANGE
NG for city coed two story House, with
ansrere Of au Of ground in the town Of East
Yllcge Of Mount Vernon Tho stu.tion 10 beautiful
sni IN good order with abundance Of fruit and shade.
For further particuls apply at No. Bowery.
8, CONKLIN.
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WANTED-A THOROUGH BoOKKEEPER. NOT
over thirty years Of and act In the capacity
as to capabilities and character Apply to TIL
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CPANIsH LANGUAGA-A. DE p BAEZ, TzACHEl
- and Translator Of the above language having fey
cse or in any ether part Of tho city and will also max
No. Dcy street, door from Broadway No. 4.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-11

ITO TAILoRs.-THE UNDERSIGNED HAS ON HAND
assertment OF patterns recently cut, and in the
most fashionable and manner. which will dispose
either sein by the single pattern trms
he il about entering into ether business arrangements
The variety consists q dress and ok Coats also Sacks
and kusns Coats Styles together with
and pantacrns cut from the nes sout and got up
in the most superior style. W. II. STINEMETS.
No. ITO Broadway.
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CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
Ladies or gentlemen having any clothing furniture
@eway 70 dispose Of obtain fair cash price by
for the srbscrhr 81 his residence through she post
Ladies attended By Hrs Dusseldorf. No. Is Elm street
II. n. DUSGELDORP.
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NToTiCR--.TUE PROPRIETOR or A FANCY STORE.
estahifhed Tor uumbsr OF years, in of tho
euenc ptrts Q: Broadway having THO beat
IL this city Being .hous esrnz from bugnesa should like
20 find peraon possessing Ger iain capital who would
tke his succession. For particulars. apply at Broad
way.
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VNANTED-IN A LAW OFFICE. A rCLERR, WHO
good eopyist Answer by note, dire ,ed = g. g.,
and left Al ha 9arAl Off
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e DRAPER, AUCTIoNEER-DYs SIMEON DRAPER.
O'clock AZ tho Aerchants Elohsnse Hamilton Mining and
Mar ufsctsrng CompsnyWi bs cold without reserve by
order Of the assignee for the benefit Of whom concern
rs shares Of Sl00 each OF tho above company.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-11

EOR SALE-TWo BUILDING LOTS ON THE sOUTH
= aldo Of wonty seventh street, between Sixth and
Seventh will be sold cheap, cash. lure OF
JOHN PURSE, 2O7 Wooster strees.
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COpARVKENsMIP nOTICEs.

WANTKD--A PARTNER, WITH A CASH CAPITAL
w of from $1,000 TO S5o00 in first class hotel about
to BIO opened up town. address A. D. O., Union square,
Pest office,
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OLIVER b. GOLDsMITH'S WRITING ROOMS NO
~ $50 Broadway first above the Irving Housed
Terms reduced hafviz 50 80 for lessons Of
hour each; stationery 6Oc twenty lessons for S. in
$40 for the oourse.
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business whore he could BIO actively
He would inves $50 to 81 Co., and should realize at
least from 81 900 81 500 per annum. Address L. A. L.
Herald Office. - -
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DAR1NER WANTED, WITH CASH CAPITAL OF
$500 an already established houno for the
teal knowledge in this business preferred. Confidential
Communications addressed TO Ii. K Herald office.
f3ARTNER WANTED. WITH CASH CAPITAL or
$1,000 $6G0 in already olished houaa for the
raIsportng Of watch msterias tools &C. person of
practical knowedse In this busness preferred Confidential
communications adore SEQ TO II. K, Herald Office
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WANrED-A SITUATION AS GENERAL CLERK, By
w a. young man who has been In business his
count Has general knowledge OF business very fair
penmsn, and feels disposed - make himself useful Salary
not 80 much an object respectable and
Gon. Address W. j. B. Herald office.
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yVANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w permanent situation Seamstress; shs perfec BY
in all its branches would have
Please address c. dressmaker 1888 Twelfth street
tween Third and Fourth Can he there
| errsred.
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WANTED-A SITUATION, Ely A Respectable
w young womsn who is good cook and exoeiiont
washer and ironcr would objection 70 doing
housewerk of email family The best Of city refern
gwen where che has lived for four Can DO
two days. Please apply at 39 Houston street, the
qtrrp
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BOARD wANTRD.-APARTMENTs FOR A GENTLE
= man, his wife, two children and servant with private
able. AddreaR box LIZ Post Office. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-11

VgTANTED-A SITUATION AS FOREMAN. CUTTER.
w or Journoyman, in tailor store recen ty
arrived from England He understands tailoring in all It's
branches and fully competent take the sole and
charge of eBtabli Having family provide for
he willing to take of the aboyc situations at
salary only sufficient procure the necesarcs OF o
his family o give good city references and requied
ample security his honesty sobrty integrity Ad
dress J. T., Box ! OPT Post Office New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-11

LoR sALE-AN OLD ESTABLISHED COAL YARD,
Fixtures. with Lease, known as Nos 81 and 81 Wash
ingtn streoh doing an extensive business Tho owner
aoons changrg MS businefs and this crs good
tuny Tor comm enong the coal bueineBs, branch
another yard; or would BIO suitable yard for storage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-11

ECR 3hLE-A BOWLING SALOON, SITUATED ON
4 Broadway, now doing q good business. Tho main OBJ
jact OF selling out 10 ae tho proprietor wishes 20 TO
California. Addresn Box 81 ~. Lower Post Ofioo.