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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-25
,Iurder TrinI-RaiIroad Accident.

PHILADELPHIA Thursday. Nov ~, 1872.
The Jury in the ease OF Felix Burns, charged
with the murder of Charles Bard, jeweler TWO years
since went cut this afternoon under charge BY Judge
Thornpson They returned into court this evening ana
inquired whether they could bring him IN guilty OF
lower grade murder, and were tod they could taey
then returned again. -.
James Fry. plasterer, was found dead this
,norno beside The baltmore Railroad track near OAR
by with bis head crushed He is supposed TO have been
killed while attempting TO get oil the train
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-25
Naval Intelligence-C onsni for Belgium nj
Boston.

BALTIMORE "Wednesday, Nov. a. 1852.
The Washington IntelhgeHcer announces that
the sloopowar Cyene has been ordered to the haroor
OF Havana and the Albany to Pensacola.
The reported failure Of the machinery Of the
steamship Princeton is confirmed by the Norfolk papers
Only IL inches of DE kept her and usually
not than orr Her speed IS but miles an hour,
and in going Norfolk the had to take her In
tow. Commodore Perry has gone to Washington 10
endeayor 70 &c; the Powhattan substituted for her
The President officially recognizes Jose Gil
man Bates as Consul for Belgium, at Boston
We have no mail south of Richmond.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-25
FURTHER FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE
BY THE AMERICA.
The Queen.s speech.

We received a portion Of our files Of Eng
Lfh payers BY the America ii la.e hour last nigh
sud tbs morning can only present tic sPeeh O. the
Queen q. the opening OF Parliament.
Tie papers say that the 'rtost ilt nse rn-er . vas
eviuced IN the opening sentence - the address on
which AlsioA was made t5e dep rted vetcrn IN VA
and council and here unoment4ry evidence Of emo
ton on the part Of the royal speaker vas maAnesy
participated in by 81 the illutrious assembly, Inc
Queens -guice however, soon recovered rs nrnlnoss
ana the interest nex cenerod intle paragraph Q. me
sreeeh wherein mention IVES u'ln Co. t-e lnp1rsea
r. -. .s 81. ,..-.r--, ...r,-.... tf4-l' -,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-25
Collision and Loss of Life ON thc Erie
Railroad.
PIIrIAnrIPHrA We'd

PHILADELPHIA, "Wednesday, Nov. "a, 1872.
Private dispatches received here announce
a collision between two engines the Erie Railroad
Messrs Bookhamer and Dull, engineer and fireman
were killed or MORALLY wounded The accident Ia
said to have occurred between T.oga and Corning
The foregoing meagre account l. all that We can OBJ
tain Of the distressing disaster the Erie Raroa a.
the Company which now controls the only telegraph
line in that direction has we assured gwen perenp-
tory Instructions to exclude all such reports from pass
ing over the wires-RP.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-25
The Railroad Convention ut Albany.

ALBANY, Wednesday, Nov. q, l-52.
The friends OF the direct railway route from
Platsburgh 10 Albany still IN session. meeting Of
the friends OF railway from Whitehall along the west
shors Of Lake Chsmpsin 10 Plafsburgh also held
hero Yesterday They appointed Committee OF one
from each through which il il 10 pass TO solicit
subscriptions. A Committee on Correspondence, &C.
was also appointed and they adjourned 10 meet At West
poyt Fssex Co. on 18th December
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-25
Washington ltcms.

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Nov. "a 1872.
Rev. Il. X. Gurley, the well-known Colonial
ZIONIST has been appointed Clerk in the Land Office
We unders and the appointment IL only temporary ar
rongement, and that Mr. Gurley has no intention OF
quitting the ministry
VIM. D. Gallagher formerly editor OF Tie
Cincinnati Gazette and recently private Secretary
10 Mr. Corwin has become associate editor and propre
tor of The Louisville COHTjeT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-25
New-Hampshire Legislature and the Election
of n n. - EenntOr

CONCORD ~ H., Wednesday, Nov. "a, l5j?
The Democratic Legislative Caucus met this
evening and nominated Charles G. Anterior for U. 5
Senator in place of John p. Hale. The vote stood;
Anterior, 50; John s Wells, of Exeter, 60 Scatter
ing,2
The Wings in Caucus, nominated Ira Per-
10y OF Concnrl fnr SennfQr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-25
Death Of Hon. John Sergeant
PHLADzLFInA. Wednesday hO7. p. %

LHILADsLFIiIA- " IIlcs-IAy, IfOT' - -
Hon. JONI SERGEANT. one Of the mes!
eminent citizens OF Philadelphia died asl night in
tie 73d year OF lis age He has dilci many i'npor-
tant o1ces-was Member Of Congress AMI one Of
the strongest advocates OF the Asoari Compromise.
lie candidate for vicePresdcnt on the ticket VITA
Clay in l6;2.
The death Of Mr.. Sergeant wa announced in the U.
g. District Cour. BY Attorney General A.hlnsad AM
the Court adjourned IL Friday
Tie Coult OF Common Pleas also aliournel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-25
destructive Fire nj West Meriden.

WEST MERlDEN, Wednesday Nov "a 1856!
The woodenbuildingin this village, owned AMI
occurred by Merriam & Blakeslcc tinware manuflc
tory. and by Kellogg & Co., druggists, took fire last
night about II O'clock and consumed with all its
contents Merriam & Bakelees loss il $4,000, insured
for 5000 Kellogg & Co.'S loss $1,000 insured for
81 800
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-25
The Maryland state Debt.

BALTIMORE, Wednesday, Nov. 81, lsjl
Five hundred thousand dollars OF the STATE
debt Of Maryland has been paid OFT within tine presen
fiscal year Next year il eftinR,ed that =-OOO)O VIII
be paid and in Fix years. with the present taxation III
a. tire principal viii be swept or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-25
u TnAyrsorryo will be held to-day in the

This festival was Observed in Mississippi the 18th
ard in South Carolina the 29th OF October, and IN
New Hampshire on TIE llth Of November. IN the r.
manning seyen States. we are not aware whether the
dry has been DESIGNATED o. nor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-25
srnfNrrIrIn. We.lncsdny

SFRfSGFTLp WEDNESDAY, NOV - 49,
The House, according to our returns VIII
stand Whigs l49. Coalition - hanker peluoi.l y,
-. .si.c State & rr lynn rrf O. ihc Nnl,-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-25
The McLane Court Martial.

WASHINGTON, "wednesday Nov. =, Io32
The President is said 10 have disapproyed, by
the advice Of Gen Scott of the judgment OF the Court
Martial aequitting Capt Mclsno and has ordered
new trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-25
Departure Of the Canada, and Arrival of The
America.

BOsroS wednesday Nov. - l-j2.
The ROYAL Mall steamship Canada sailed az
nocn to-day, Tor Liverpool with $4,000 American gold
and sl9 20 EnglEh gold
The America reached her wharf az Il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-25
Massachusetts Election.

BosroN, Wednesday, Nov. a. 1852
II is now positively certain that the Wings
viii have majority of from to in the lie isla.ure
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-25

rts.rhc pnce Of Fspcs Is now se. Struts ssissn
with reluctant ssisTs
TVRFgsriSg-Roueh OF prime quality 10 held f5T II I
Spirits duIl Of sale ct so Uf9lS fyr London made.
American Srocxs in far demand United States Sc In
Sc sss OHIO So ss9loc Tor 1905. Peuwyiysais S,,,s
Re 3sGgT do BOuds. New Loan. S56S. hss,chus-rs
-, line I076ls Marylsad Sterling s1ass Bostoa C,sy
Sterins sls ICS Pennsylvania Rsil0ed 6s 9s0loo Can
uGa IS ti5Nllf,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-02
4 Railroad in broadway.

Railroads are capital thugs in their
place-so are powter-uls. Railroads in cities
are good in their way hut care should be taken
not to put the in eyerybody's way. We are
now certain to have jONr OF them down from the
upper end of the island INTO the lower part OF our
Cty-the Harlem. the Hudson, the Sixth'ay. and
the Eighth-av.; and it is morally certain that the
New-Hayen will soon come down the First or
Second-ay making five.
Shall we have another in Broadway Not just
vet we trust. Let "a see the others work
while before lay ing iron track ia our grea. thor
oughfare. 1t has been so cut up and broken up
and perrnized for the last seven years, that We
shcbld like TO see it let alone one whole yer by
way Of experiment, Meantime let the other Raul
roads run. and we can better judge how ons
would wolk in Broadway.
Our impression is that the present movement
for a Broadway Railroad is "sell +" that the
Aldermen ale tired OF being bribed to swindle and
annoy the City, and mean to be hired once to
vote on the right side. IL so, we shall see the
Broadway Railroad dispatched with little GER
fmODy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-02
j. j. speed, Esq.

The Baltimore CiRper has the follow
ing particulars as 10 ;al. lamonted gentleman who per-
i,hed among tie Loot ,ssenaers fthe Henry Cay:
MIR SPEED had stc been coafnei By s'cyere ndispo-
eliun, alt wei' L. NeUlork TOR Lla beneht Of oils
heath H. "A his return and, uIiortu0a,ey, took
passage 4 tine srcd steamer Nc. speed resented
the civ at Aarsrc is h. ne Hogse OF Delegates OF Ma
rylard aftNc sc.isn Cf ISIS sud was an active intei
ceri' sui IN member lie subsequently, rem)yedt -
la more sI pracuoed law Win success some years
ego be was u ointment candidate 70. nomination by tho
Whig Con yeut n, q. Governor OF the State. In ms
monetary isis through which cur State hss happily
passe5-aui when appr-heusions entertliDef TIA
the state deb, wou0 be r'padstet, Mr.. speed stool
con spicous arong those who Insisted that the States
c., dr. shoulc be sustained ana her obligations be hon
orsby Glnec 10 series of letters he gave his opn-
ions at large upon this important subject and these
tiers said &C have revived confidence among thu
crtditols of MarN lano In 4 r0pe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-02
The body VA. lmn,.dI.,e,r ken charge Of BY her

The body was immediately ,es~r chsrge Of by her
fiji rds, sDd carried q 10 dIusvlll' for irtsrmspt
Another hoay, tia. of mat. iosfb Ashore a. u's'
gcrys deck ntar Buis Perry 10 this cou2ty On Satif'
dsy morning Jusce BoowriBg was called, but s' the
boy appear, ia sdvaLcsd etse OF decomQo'iuon,
the C0iuf thou 2h, imp sb for ito be ote - the
sufferers from the Henry Clay end, ss - eSs mined
the de- essed anc found me1ns Of rscof aJn, NJ
Set.d iBexpecient t. hold l0quest sad ordered
It - bs r'erred Bot Il sppcsrs thd there were va
Tous circles ciscoyer5 (d5Ss Socset book, q - bJ
osc eho took charge of her bu is, and thsso having
be- b, q. 81 q the Cy, were the means OF bar recs'
riroD Is The b0oy OF Miss T0sDan, ct NsF.f )rk,
End yesirrda, her ts'her came aud bad her rcndns
Gi'irter ed and removed - Ner.icrS
Justice Browning requests Us 10 patsh he folio Fins
In regsrd 10 us matter
10 t1s kdiots y n, y y Tribune:
Understanding that certain persons were
nshing reports CORRECTED Nih the io0ues, and burst Il
M body oi an unknown woman f0und Ia the Hudsoa
Iu'er nfsr Gfsgorys doek Saturday, July 81, lS51
''At ne hoer OF sending you for pu.ra't,n r's>-
i'Fu' O' facts connected ~itn tnc affair OuLt the
10y I'D soch an advanced state OF dscongosan a. 10
ii'euoe me idea from my Mus THAI Bhe baa
OF re tutsYers from The Inflated Henry Clay iNnod
iO.hue on her boiy BY watch she coula have been
ideuirtd. and II fLe had a.y slnss on her iarets or
money In Der pock's hey hsd been r,mcv..d bcf,rv
my arrival ihe only clothing the bocy was = calico
frtck ara single under gsTment. A .coraipg ID the
Laws Of the state oi NewJcrsey ~hsr, no suspieous
obcum'tapces are Known respecting the death OF per.
T.. II Is optional uith th5 Coroner whsther he sm.
Ieauels jnIy NJ such mark OF susulclou. ci,-
ouus'Ances appearing, msoe on, certiScs,e Of tho
lnstter ard had the body Inferred Were others h,ys
been buried under similar Cirf unistlurcs
SAMuEL BRowNING Justice Of the FeAce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-02
IIoboken.

Yesterday, at the half.past six trip o
Ii ferry boat from NewYork Capt Ravens discovered
tie body Of female floating in the river about 800
hundred yards from the shore. 1t was towed 10, and
on examination proved TO be the remains Of Mrs. 3.
schoonmaker Of Jordsnsville, Ulster County, whose
husSard and their niece also tregned striking
coin cidence occurs in this Many OF the relative
of the deceased reside In the village OF Hooozen. and
several of them have been daily al the wreck TO endeav
or 10 recover her remAnE-they returned on Saturday
everps ard the ei morning the body oas astne very
door as tvere for le miles from where tae disaster
occurrsd An Inquest was held by Justice Browning
ard the following evidence given:
lanes r. CqHfG9e says that be resides IN Hoocken,
and ia master Of The yacht Maria; do not knrw de.
CEASED Cspt Hayens called my attention 10 me body
of eeceated floating in The river opposite the Hoooken
Ferry this morning ordered my men to vike small
boat az o tow 10 ashore; then notified JVtee Brown.
Ing. who took charge of the body.
Ann MAYA TSBspsr ssys that she resides az No. 80
Grove street, New York know deeS ased; have lived
with her nearly three year,, in New FORK recognze
her as Cs,harDe Ann Schoonmab err wife Of Jacob 5
Schoopmbker, and formerly Caths rine Ann Dsnarest
There being no doubt OF tbs Identification Of hi
| body TIE following verde: was returned
That the said Csihsrine Am schoonmaker came q
her death by drowning. % cssoned by the buroing
the steamer Henry Clay 70 the sternoon Of the aSt
dsyct JulJ ls5e neas y9nksrs, on the Hues1a HVel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-02
" A controversy is going on between

the Catholic journals as TO whether taliow candles
may be allowed instead OF wax IN the Church
ritual. A writer in the last FTeemGn's JonrHdt
holds that the poverty of a Church may justify it
in using tallow candles, provided few wax ones
lie used with them, though he doubts whether the
tauow ones receive any part of the blessing be-
slowed on them altogether. OF course we take
no part in so purely ecclesiastical a discussion,
but it reminds US that few years since we saw gas
pipes and burners putting up in the noble old
athedra at Cologne. We donot know, however
that they were intended to serve ia the llumina-
ton ofthe altar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-02
Saut sic. DIarie Canai-A New Postmaster
General, &c.

Correspondence OF ipS ~ u 'Dun7
WAsrsGroN Saturday, JAY 81, 1852.
There are some faint prospects OF the
massage Of bin for making canal round the Falls
or Rapids of Ste. Marie, thus opening commun-
cation for steamers and other vessels with Lake
Superior.
Enrly in the session, Mr.. COsGER, Of Mich gan,
Introduced bill in the House. making an apprO-
uriation Of 100000 tor such canal. This bill re-
cei,ed a favorable report al the hands OF the
Committee on Roads and Canals, and was re-
ierred to the Committee OF the Whole, about the
middle OF January last, and there 1t mas IAN
oui,tly buried ever since. Fearing IL may never
he exhumed. the friends Of the measure have in-
rroduced bill into the Senate, authorizing the
Navy Department think, to contract for the
construction Of this great national work, but
course without making any appropriation.
The proposition seems TO be- fayOrably received
by the Senate, and il it can be pushed through
the necessary appropriation may be put into the
General Appropriation bill, without going INTO
Committee Of the Whole. The friends OF the
bill are very sanguine Of It's success, but Congress
lie the Indians white man, is very unsortin.'
A petition from nearly all the Clerks Of the Pos
Office Department, for the appointment Of Hon
L0REYzo BURROWS, os Postmaster-General, in
case Judge HALL resigns, will be sent to the Pres
ident. Mr. b. is said TO possess Grst-rate quali-
fcations for the piace-is a gentleman OF high
tone, easy and popular manners, and universally
respected for his sincerity. lie has been in Con-
ersss two sessions, and is generally found ia MS
seat, attending to tue public business. Yours c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-02

IowA.-The Opposition District Con-
yenton held at Cedar Rapids, July Is, nominated
Hon james p. Carleton, OF Johnson Co., for Con-
erees. Hon. Lincoln Clark had previously been
non mated by an Opposition Convention at Nus
catne, nregulGrly called, as it is alleged. MIR.
Carlton declines the candidacy on account OF Ill
hnnlfh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-02
DEATH BY LIGHrNING.--Mr. Femme

DEATH B1 LIUH INI'u'-"t'I'' V'''IO
Buck, of BoonyilIe, Oneida Co., y. y, while EN-
gagged in athing the upper room OF dwelling on
the Goth, was struck 10y lightning and Instantly
killed. HIS son, who was at work near him, was
stunned by the shock, but by the prompt opplica-
ton Of water, was restored. The lightning fol-
lowed down the chimney. The deceased " - an
honest. Industrious citizen, and his sudden de ,th
is deeply deploIed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-02
Pho. Of the steamer Arm
PROM Az Old FIREMAN
1t has been stated by an Old North
Iver sremsn, who, is practically familiar with the

1t has been stated by an OId NoTtn
River sreman, Who is practically familiar with the
construction and arrangements Of the engine and apart
ens on board OF the stes nJoat Henry Clay, recently
des,r yed By fire. that he believes the disaster OF that
vessel TO be- in great measure if not chiefly attribute
bic 10 the very imperfect connection between the fur
raees and the dsmpers which rendered the operation
Of seing the res taking out the cinders hazardous
IN the extreme He has known her to take fire In this
vsv CD three or four different occasions, although but
ise or DO excitement prevailed In either instance and
therefore the fires subdued without any consider
able damage being sustained IL was scarcely possible
he s.ys for The operation Of sciDg 70 be performed
hho, hauling more lees Of the red hot cirders on
the = Cod Of the IRE room.
TIE epsipeer cogu!zsnt Of the difficulty and dan
81 attached 10 that peculiar form OF the furnsce and
Was certainly Incumbent upon him - adopt and exc
en,e ,ome az for removing tie evil. But perhaps, ne
,S-br ~ ytra attention and trouble necessary in
.ucb es,e Souc not receive adequate reward, and
proprietors orthose more interested in the mat
"a, might fsd IL out and attend 70 Il themselves HOW
ever n uisht have been in this Te'pec so long a 10
krsu he necessity for some improvement oy way oi
prsvebsins the damage 10 property and iis tns' "s IA
be a. ary moment occur and did lot urge Us ac'
cout.hYneut he surely Is lot oeyoDdtne reacn OF cen
sure Ard apart from the furious reczes-ness suleu
ne dspsy 60 In bis conduct and language On tne osy
,L, csla;ous event this ct alone Is sufcienft 70 rem
DIR him ar object Of usi and wei grounded
How much si the blame consequent upon 80 grea'A &c
,,ruc,iop of properly aud hfe may lad on MIN u u ID
| IN impartial ara deer glinasns pubic u d.csas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-02

From RIO JANEIno.-We learn from
Cspt Eblder Of the Bremea brig Wihelmine' rom no
Jan, mo- June 49, THAI the sickness mao
disappeared cUDfrmingthe 49, ic tea' e'eS' "'"'
lauother source already anne.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-02

FRoM JAMaieA.-%s have kingstoa
tIanscs, papers 10 the ssts & ses sasy 40 nor c'd'
TIN any rev. tf Im2or!-pss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-02

VI E-"hS' III 4VI4' = F0INV''O y w
paper, hat N impression has gone abroad thu the
steamboat Armenia was racing with the steamer Henry
Cav on the day Of the accident. That impression IL
erroneous. Capt Isaac Snira, captain aad owner,
WIS MT on board and had given strict orders NJ, 70
rec With he Cay AID orjerd tho inn not - carry
pny extra steam under any consideration. Another
sl.eutLt nsde y tne ppers, with which the officers
wee corrected. IS that the Armenia passed the Clay
RihCL: rrudo ilg my assi.ttnce Ine Armenia
I'D Croo,;e Ire Clay as near g the burning hos,
vred iustiiy lowered ter boat an rescued humber
4 rs.tnegfs TIE rca. laid about one hour near toe
wreck ara brought down Captain Tallnsu ano nun
her cf the wounded passer gers 10 justice % .h- Off
Ger of tbe Armenia would desire you 70 Insert this
co-rect.d ktatemeLt CGD'. ISAAC PuLHANfJ5,
Pilot OF The steamer Armenia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-28
MISCELLANEOUS.


i OOK AT THlS.-HENRY BEIRNE NO q WEST
~ street. wants Epgsh silver at ~ per shitnE ha
crowns 6 cents OF - ~ pound sterling sovsrsiSn4
49, All other foreign gold bought hshese
rates Two per cent premium paid email change SpAs-
tsh or American.
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PER POUND FOR RkALky
good tea, and tea pounds Of good coffee for 81 ~
be obtained established sarshouse ~ We
New York and China rea Company ~ oasesnns ssssss
~ The North River Store, n6 Qass "a ~
SHyHIrR FRENCH BRANDY FOR PRRSnnvlN0-
w For sale in quantit suit fAmilis: - = H. UH-
DuRnILLS Wholesale family store ~ brcoDe esreee
sorrer Of Crosby scotch A1c India Pale Ale oHaea AAA
Dubiin Porter and brown stout &e. Imported dksst
WIN H. UNDERBILL, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
w wines, whisky, Rum. Gin, Che pagns Wise - ~.
osrs assortment Of the best brands q svs
per cent thaa other house. extensive sseof
of bottled vine liquors. kc 40 Brooms street, corner of
Crosby y, B-City and country dsalsgs Are avitsA 70
"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-28

w ANTED.AT THE BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE
smce NO SAnds street. Brooklyn. Cooks Chamber
maids seamstresses Laundressss General Houseworksr
Two men Tor farm and boy for trade Employers
f0ll wing ratss;--el per 3sAyj sthsyNiss y ssats
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-28

WANTED--AT NO. III NASSAU STREET. Statesmen
scnooI seashers clerks pcrter. railroads and
learn trades aud walters Places for smart
girls ready Applicants ~ distance enclosing ST. free OF
postage, VIII % suited THOMAS SPHINX. Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-28

RESPECTABLE Young MARRIED WOMAN
N wants situation Gan bo soon Tor twt
days Please cali at No 81 Nett street in the store, neal
Blocker street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-28

A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WANTS A PLACE,
N take of children and do plain sewing or 70 40
the general homework nf small family - hsS rate
washer and ironer Has the best IT reference Psaso
call at Do street b,tween Eighth and Ninth
nVc RET
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-28

WAkTED-A YOUNG MAN, TO ACT AS CASHIER,
&c None but those who brng the best references
81 to honesty and integrity need apply Alec salesman
acquainted with embroideres and iaoes Inquire at 81
Br, adway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-28

A RESPECTABLE WOMAN WANTS SITUATION ~
n cook, and to assist In washing and ironing. Coed
ty reference Can be for days, At ~ eleventh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-28

A YOTNGGIRL WANTS 4 SITE ALTON As CHAMBER
~ maid ard seamstrcss waiter Can BIO for two
DAYS at 50 Eleventh street. the rear, between Fifth
and sixth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-28

WANTED-BY A STEADY WOMAN, A SITUATION
w as cook In private family; understands maxi ag
bread and plain pastry is willing do part
no objection 20 in the country Can give good reference
Please call at 81 East Broadway floor, back room
Can be for days.