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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-27

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osraphs 80 also, 5000 volumes Of Books all subiecs
which muet be sold At price, IS the gner wishes 30
tire; siso Martin Luthcrs bible 1900 Ceies Voyage OF Life
&c, j.. r. NEAGLE, lOl Nassau strceh
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DICH AND EACY-CONsUELo IN NEW YORK -
IL Tremendous rush for the Sunday News 10 read this
capital story This week. the Hrst tive chapters will DO
published and in addi creral hipters The kteh-
particularly rich and wilt create lutte excite
don 10 the shove, the sunday News will contain great
ysriety Of Interesting articles &c. For sale ~ lO2 Nassau
strtes.
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AswKOLOaY, "a.

M NO. fhEWbTEh, IHON PHILADELPHIA, YBND-
" srs her services ladios and gentlemen Of this city
AsrooGy, Love- and Law Matters, Interpreting Dreams.
ko By books and science constantly rolled By
nay Aiso the names Of the vsars kesiasnos al draud
n.ees between Clinton a.d "ssss =. Ladies
MORE TEsTINoNY-THE EDITORIAL COLUMNS
WI OF thecsuntry press TEEN with such
tees the published below, from the
Press OF Dec. 10, 1851. Well may 10 be ssid that
Robsck fame the world psrvsdes,
The press his triumph tolls
Ard from the North. South, East and Wess
The note Of glory swes
The W5nders Of Assrology.-Tbc sneient and mystic
rous lore In tho Astrologv has in modern
tmes found sbler learned professor than hs
lebrssed Swedish philosopher Dr. Roback who has taken
his residence In this city ~ No Whise street. where his
parlors daily filled with inso she fture
mysteries OF their life and fate DR.. Robask visitors
comprise intelligent snd wealthy OF the residents
OF this city, and his correspondence which 10 immcnse
and extends every part of the country. embraces
many the first people In the land. That some Important
and striking truths developed by the examinations al
Dr. Robaok evident from the Of az
most enlightened Of our citizens and particularly Of the
fair sex Who hsyns many instances had their
history 50 faithfully depicted a. time has subsequently
proved their future fate SO uhfuly revee have had
eau.e % place the ntmo, faith the revelations q ee
brsted Swedish philosopher All letters TO W. ROBACK.
will be religousy attended to pre- paid For par
cerNaeAtes can DO seen.
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NKAD FOR A DucATi
~ Dead for ducAt-deadl
30 Hamlet said,
And so say
Offats and mice,
Dead In trce
And, Lyon, killed By thee.
All insect things
With legs wings,
Thy powders kill
While four legged pests,
That break rest.
Die BY thy pill
Prinsie.I Dope. foi LYONS Magnetic P.wda aaa PMS,
No. 424 Broadway.
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MUSE M E NTs.

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I'm ssnEsnSe s.h sss - Ia
Sardsel xl csnsi S1 Dsson srs
Ellen sIs Jordan: after which sne ar.ms styled La VI
Mr. Tsylor Eugene, Mr.; cOns C.brios Mr. oony Jer0m,
Sy sT s. w. Ma. noss IGni B sysss
Mr.. Gootaii NAnoy sykes Miss Fanny W.nssk.
RURroEs THEATRE. OHAMBHRs srREar.-DooRs
so sssn ssa PRE- C'i sos
stSss ssns.s sss~Sfs as sTHShs
Hs xSSnf Nj Is Sy T fts m a
h 70 GnudS Win the pgsr comedy s
YER; Mr. Charles Tcrrsns Mr. Bi.nd amnsaab Sleek Mr..
Burtoni Mrs. Chsrles rOrrcns, Miss Nary Taylor
NATIONAL THEATRE, CHArHAx srREEr.-DooRs
: sssS SI;::
WI rH
NEG SsGairs w.Sg s.sy acen
nE x s. s wsSh the farce of 9us GAN
.ms r. T. fsnSqG with h AyE
Ssnsssr and P1epsescr John G1eonreod Js Assist
sat Manager. Admission TO she entire Museum and
f. ;as:: sassS !s, Z % ,:
S9oSn the fiysrmns piece called DAYWELL SpESI
p:
WIN Snhr RAISING THE WIND Evening, att O'clock. THE
fhR
Old and feet high, m.Y now be soep here.
EHRIsTYs OPERA aousk. MlCnANIOs' HALL. no.
as,ss The s.S.s 1 ss
ss nrs!ys Mr.ssS an efficient aud yer
sa!ss ,Se chrissy whose ooaac1s II
si,e sshS
ps,on 81 anS will =
MY informed eonoars, arc dis
mex. Feb. 18th. annual bsne6s Of J. Donniker.
EELLOwy MUSICAL HALL IA BROADWAY, ne.
Fs tween Grand and Howard streets Mns.rsla
nents The managers have The honor Of cling 70
their and the public ,h,. have tho
Msnsay , evening Mach yl
appearing hs very elite fassion aud
beauty Of tho sy Particulars in future advertisements.
Tickets, Is cents. "''>' ''N'"''''
L block above the Nasionsi Theatre-Georse Lea sos
he
IT :n sn !. H.
M & ops Sw
SsesSrs he sonFsss naa n shs world vSe viii viii sT"si
sa nS 70 :, % Ii, s &
G for sns uI Of TI11D Model
Company
ly wso 60 q ,0:y q ss. Of and d11
world together with variety interesting performance.
stage seass. SIX cents Boxes, rs oonts Paraussse. in
NJ ETRoPoLITAN HALL.-THE GREAT HUNGARIAN
"9s, and
srs sh % s ss
Bro.hsr s0 Broadway corner Of RESIDE street: Asor
Iels and musio stores.
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UkOv uIHa.


ELBRUARY.-ALrRED MUNROR CO., al BROAD
invite buyers examine their extensive stock Of
Clothing Boys Clothing furnishing goods o.,
Wholesale and rotail. One price for goodsno deviation.
fyASr OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTKp.
" Ladies generen having clothing, furniture
swslyy dispose Of obtain fair cash proe by sending
r the subscriber ~ his residence through thc
LAAiss attended by krs Dussldorp: No IS an street.
L. u. DUbsRLpORf.
(SLoTHING.-THE SUBSCRIBER STILL CONTINUES
Vat old established stand paying cash. curren, money
for ladies' and sntemens cast of Apparel Jewolry and
all kinds articles making application by
note or otherwise, 10 L. A. COWEN. II Ws street, base
mcnt.
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WORK FAMILY HOTEL, NEW BRIDGE STREET.
LudEsto Hill, London.-The above house Is centrally
s,usd has an excellent coffee room ZEN twelve private
Sitting rooms between forty and hfsy Light airy bed rooms
good smoking roon warm cold and shower baths always
ready night porter Ia att.ndanc fixed charge for
ysntf the New York Herald flied. Thomss Qusrterane
tenders his grateful thanks 70 his American friends Tor the
farors hss so long enjoyed AZ their hands, and ssc
their continued patronage and recon- mon dation.
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NOTICE.-THE PROPRIETOR OF A FANCY STORE,
established for numoer Of years in the best location
IN Broadway being Ab3ut retiring from bu sness would
like TO nd possessing certain capital TO take his
suocession For apply At 7 Broadway in the
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q < REWARD.-LOST LAST EVENING, FROM NO. 80
RC Leonard street. small black and tan Terrier slas
down the breast One ear little longer than the oher
Answers to the name Of Nipper Whoever returns IL will
receive the above reward.
SMALL ROLL OF BILLs WAS DROPPED IN THE
"A store Of the undersgned on Wednesday evening.
EVnNS Il xIrTas,
Booksellers and Stationers, 697 Broadway.
NOTICE IS GIVEN THAT TWENTY. FOUR WATER
An WORKS pebentures Of the Corporation of Quebec have
been stolen or nisad dated Sd February instant for
hundred pounds sterling each with coupons
esoh paysse MsssIs Barring Bro.sers Co London and
coupons payable semi and tho t No
vember, 1870. Payment has been stopped.
T OsT-TwO PRoMIsoRY NOiEs, tENCLosED IN A
IL buff paper wrspper) both made by Nary Anna Pe aud
endorsed BY the for SAL 81 dated 9th of February
lAst 1T three tbs the other for S H. Tie oio
cautioned against negotiating the same as psymsn. has
been stopped They are only valuable to the loser
LIBERAL reward will be paid on leaving the ssmo with
s. II. FLEETWOOD, 20 Nassau street.
T OsT-A DRAFT NO. 227l FOR FIFTY DOLLARS
IL dated llth January. drawn by Harris Co.. Pitts
burg Pa on the subscribers. All persons are cautioned
net 20 receive the
WIN. OKELL 4 CO., Exchange Brokers, 27 Wall ct.
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AIeuOKS.

M D. PETERS CO. ARE CELEBRATED FOR sELi-
lvl ing articles in their line Of house Ia
the city tpring Is complete, aud ey are
now offer induce snt 70 buyers ia Wines
Brandes Champagne Rock. Qlaret Porter Ales Grown
Ssout Havana go &c. OAors executed with care,
by n q. p. b CO.. 800 Broadway.
A CARD-To THE LIQUOR DEALERS OF THR CITY
"A and State of New York-Are acting wisely, or IN
accordance with interests in sustaining An perod
cal which usng its most strenuous Efforts TO ruin and
stgmatse and break down lawful occupation and
calling shall throw Advertisements into lis CO.
lumn and purchase its for our customers 70 read
when we are dsy and vruontly vhed IN them 1--we 90
N future ~ truly said that have fulfilled the
oton whicn when they en- 70 you ON
cheek, tura the other" A LIQUOR DEALER.
IL YOU WANT TO GET GOOD BRANDY, CALL AT
DeOoster 2o2 Fulton street, that the place where the
best liquor 10 TO DO found.
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nOREER, CARRIAGES, 40.

quests lhe New YORK gen tsmen, previous TO making
has hand, sound bell, and hard rock. Call At
the stable and judge for yourselves MAJOR DAVIS Boo
street, Fulton, block east Of the City Hail.
Brooklyn.
HORSE, WAGON. HARNESS. &C., FOR SALE
Horse rongrey sixteen hands high, coming six this
minutes easily perfoosly sound snd gentle and Of great
will DO sold separately or To be ~ Bakers
Livery Stable. III Amisy street, Sixth avenue.
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CAMDEN AND AhIoY RAILROAD LINZ. roR PHI
tver foot BAKERY place, by steamboat JOHN POTTER,
Tally Sundays exoepted arriving AZ Philsdefphia ~
sare. 81 81. 1. BLISS. AgenA
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Two THE LOVERS OF GOOD BEEr-THE sUBsCRI.
Der respectfully infafns his patrons and the public
generally shat he will exps for SALE Saturday Fsbru
49, At his SHALL Mes and Catherine Market four
superior Steers slso ezra One Mu.son. Lamb and
Veal; all Of which. stters himself will prove sasaeto-
~ 10 those who may favor him with their patronage
ALFRED VARIAN. Mes and Catherine Market.
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIR1CT-U. 8.
~ Mail and Express Lines through In ~ hours. N. j.
ssroad. yis jersey city leaving New York ~ A. n,
esve Phadephis hours from foot Of street,
fare reduced 81 for frat class and o. 90 second eas
M the above lines and through luggage carried IN the
iuotors without expense.
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DATENr LEVER WATCHES, FIFTEEN DOLLARS
i Gold watches, 49, Gold Patent Levers &35 Silver
Cylinder Watches slo5O Ladies Gold Watches ss Cold
cheap in proportion snd warranted ~ the 0rginsl b.
JACOBS, Importer Of Fine Watches and AccordeoAs Iva
Chatham street,
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HVANTED-A PERSON WITH IS 900 CASH AS A
w Partner in genteel turng business which is
paying 60 cent in the city Of Philadelphia Ad
dress real &C. TO j. II. BarAntA Philadelphia, Pa
No. 66 Nerth sixth street.
ITO MERCHANTS. PARTNERS, AND CLERKS.-RE-
from 5000 cash. 10 invest in at
tcres ION security Tor good situations will please to call
nonhden tally Also cash advances on merchandise and
personal property ~ Cash Once Agency IS Nassau street,
second floor, front room.
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INFORMATION WANTED OF JOHN FITZGERALD,
native of Bandon county Cork who lsfs Ireland for
ew York four years ago Any information of him will
thank fully received by his cousin, Jane Fitzgerald 1t go
Eish,h street. between Shipper and FzTassr Streets Phi
lphi
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sIsEACHER wASTED:-TnE CLASSICAL DEPART
ii nent OF the Germ nntown Academy being vaesut the
IrusteeS nye proposals from Teachers eshef
charge che department ssisry or 20 Accept sp
rolptmsnt fsom the BoA,d ~ Prncipsi.
W. II. STOKES, President Germantown, Pa
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yLIANTED-wITHIN ONE OR TWO BLOCKS or
w Broadway (beow Canal street preferred). part OF
pleasant house, tor Gentleman wife and
people and prompt pay. Addrs Henry a. this office.
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WANrED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
situation - Waiter, OF would do .. ambsrvork and
waiting for private family The city reference
given Apply stl6 Franklin street, third Assr. Can be
for three daJs.
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OHILLIPs'S PATENT FIRE ANNIHILArOR.-TH1
American Fire Annihlator Com psny prepared
TO dispose Of Territorial Rights fer States and sad
10 orders Machnes and The Anniha-
made By the Company arc equAl In every rspes
20 the English being made under abe of Mr. Phil
iips himself The machines vary Sis. AID numbered
from TO bthe prices varying from $40 to $ Orders
ceved and further inform alton even the Of
the Con pany, No Warren street, New Ysrk.
+. T. BARNUA. General Manager.
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NAT sHEEP-wILLIAA LABOR, OF 30 AND 81
Centre Aartet has the sheep Nasara. and
~ his stall This sheep the largest ever saushsered IN
tlis State weighing 100 lbs when drosed Tho public
n Vi o n tx
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WANTED-A SITUATION. BY RESPECTABLE
w young woman, Nurse and Seamstress, or Oh
bermaid and Seamsrass is willing TO take the eRtro
charge OF baby or 70 wait on lady or to irsve
BIO given. Please call al No. SO Suly street. Can be
seen for two days.
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EAsT OFF CLorHINg.-wANTED TO PURCHAsns
~ about two thousand dollars worth Of good lefto6
Clothing In large small quantities, for viii The fun
value will be given In curront ppca.on sthsI
personally Through post 70 Jame koroney 1T his store.
II ORANGE steet, few doors from Chatham street.
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CONcERT.-A CONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC WILL,
- be given this evening, Nth inst NJ The John street
Church. fer tho benefit Of G. Pears chorsser Of tho
church. To at O'Clock The choir Paoiho
their services for Tie OCCASION Tickets Is CENTS be had
a he icOr
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TENAyTs' REGISTER.

nEkTIST OFFICE TO LET-THE FURNITURE,
- best Of instruments suitable for ell den tai
md the good viii Of the office Tor SALE Inquire AZ No. 1903
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WANTED-A SITUATION, by VERY EXPE
w reneed girl with good city reference to cook wash
and iron. for priv ate family Please call ST II Sixth
in the Book stores would do all the h0usework
nured.
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BOARD wANTED.-A GENTLEMAN, WITH WIFE.
- two children (ssven and five years) and wish
third streets and Third and Seventh avenues FOR
the the sesosd floor and board the advertiser will
pay the rent Of the house. provided does exceed
thourand doltrs and will furnish the apartments himself
unexc references to be exchanged Address Box
No l32s Pog Ofiss.
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NEW JERSEY RAILROAD.-TEE NAIL LINE, VIA
IN jersey City, ia the afternoon will leave half
later and alter the frst Of March, viz ~ Lalfpas
NJ new passenger line between Trenssn and New Fork
also thu first Of March, leaving Trenton 81
a r., and New York at ~ z. M.
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A RTIrICIAb LEECHnB-ALAxAHDREsP AyRHY.
"A By ihis nysa.ion families can have six OF twsivs
Loeches always ready fer and sasy applied, a
fnF whom compared 10 sxponse Ana trouble ~
me dsgusins reptile pssot In ruin SS<set Hsrsis
kuildlngs.
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CLOTHINC-THE SUBSCRIBER STILL CONTINUES
~ ~ his old stand paying cash, money.
for ladies' and genemens east oil Apparel Jewelry and
all kinds Of uperfuous ARTICLES making applc asion -
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GREAT SPECULATION sHoP CITY. TOM,
county and State rights to mako aud sell Tho
ass patent improved Perch Carriages All interest in
the above patent must BIO sold Great Bargains will
given Call al Wehsters HOTEL 40 Warren at,eet FOR
few days, from 70 ~ A. n and to 6P. II.
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GRAND FAREWELL CONCERTS By THE ALLR.
~ ahanians tprior to ombarkng for California st Ne.
tropolisan Hail. Mon day and Wednesday evenings March
aad 1882 The AeghAniAra announce 10 their friends
tst they will give their Grand Farewell Musical sOess
above varegated for each evening will ts
Presened embracing choice selection Of their best muc.
ding also teveral ard Original
and for California. Each evenings entert
oudo with grand farewell song in 81 Aud Lang ayne.
the chorus OF which the audienc yed Join Tcsess
rs eents; Reserved Seats, 90 cents each.
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INSTRUCTION.

A YOUNG LADY, DESTROYS OF RESIDING IN THE
N copntry during the summer 10 willing TO 20 sah for
ANAL remuneration. Address Campbell, box 1873 Post
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DSHMANsnIP; OLIVER .. ooLpsMlSHs WRITING
Housed Terme reduced havz 81 90 ten le
ose hour esoh stationery &c., or twenty as
Including stationery Private nsruoNon reduced teom SAB
" $40 for the course.
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ZINC PAINTs.-THE NEW yERSRY ZINC COMPANY
~ arc prepared 70 supply, from The Company vsrs-
house, their white sad solored Zinc Paints 81 he feovss
No a. eeass per n; No. 90, cents per ID; Brown
nac. ~ cents Isr iS dry white n sine cents per ID.
United States hA' been found It's pro-
peses longer than other paint and for whensss
hruaacy u unrvAllea and ~ Ms weight covers ~
70 O per cent more surface shan the weight LEAD
paint, Nally much cheaper 70 the consumer. Their
brown and black sino paints form hard ms.se coating
upsn WOOD brck iron and other Metals which
found resss the eorrodng action Of salt Dealer1
supplied on liberal terms By HAHHIkG& sQUIER
Agents. No. 45 Dsy street, N. r.
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BOARD WAFTED-BY A YOUNG NAN. IN A GEN.
tee private boardin house. below Canal street. or
East Broadway below Pike street, Terms not TO exceed
So 90 per week No objection TO rooming with snother
Best Of references given. Address Beekmsn Herald Office.
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RILLIARDS-wHY Is THERE PERFRCT CON-
- tadtion In Bsssord Splendid Saloons l69 Chestnut
street. Philadelphia We give mp. Answer-Althoush
better ARRANGED than any other shs bs.sor sselussa
Pennsylvania and patronissd BY gentlemen only. Ten
tAbles ~ lag Fulton street, New YORKSHIRE. marble snd
sale NJ both places
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DoAED WANTED, WITH UNFINISHED ROOM
ID rooms for gentleman, vito and child, below Cham
bers street. west side Of Broadway in neat table
house. Address Pacific, office of N. Y. Express.
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CIKCUS, NEW YORK AMPHIrHEATRE. 81 BowEsY.
~ Friday aid Saturday evenings and saturday az
tho magnificent to pageant Of S George
and the Dragon will be performed in the rng togss6er
with great variety Of horssmanship. 60 Boxes Is oen
Il. q, l2h cents.
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NNANTED-A SITUATION AS COOK. BY RE3PEC-
w table in private family; good references from
hsr last place. Inquire At lG4 Ninth street, Can DO
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CHIRoGRAPHY.-IF.YoUw WISH TO WRITE GOOD
~ hand In short time, learn lessons,
addressing Mr. CARREGHA, al BeekmAn street,
A HALF-sIZR DAGURRREorYPEA APPARATUS CON.
n peto with thorough instruction for sixty dollars In
rneson b. one Of The oldest and most scientific operators
in the United States Two pupils Will be taken
and thoroughly taught In three weeks Apply st william
SON. Gallery, 23l Fulton street., rookIyn.
Two DAGUERREANs-FoR SALE. AN ESTABLISH
j. mont In Chestnut street, philadelphia To prsou-
cal operator. with small capital, rare opportunity 10
make money 10 offered. Address, pos, paid,
j. ID. COLE Philadelphia. y.
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WANTGnrBOA IN BROOKLYN. IN THE vICI-
w nifty Of Clinton and Atlantic streets By single gen-
man, In private family or where there but fo1
sosgders Terms LIBERAL and objectionable reference
given end required. Address w., thLs ONCE.
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TABERNACLE Mr.. AUGUSTUS BRAHAM RE-
specially 10 tho musical public, inst he win
give grand Vocal Concert hoaday evening March l
(beips his frat concert In Amer which occasion Mr..
Augustus Braham ten will be assisted by Madame VAL
lace Bogehes soprano. Mr.. Henry Watson rnssso so
Miss Maria Leach. oontrAlto Mr. H. w. Greatorey,
basse Mr.. Busoh flute. Mr. George Brstow Conductor.
Concert 10 al O'clock precisely Tickets % cents
cAch-to ho had At Aha uaual nlaceA
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DOAKDIA0 AND LODGING.

LADY WISHES 70 ENGAGE THREE OR FOUR
"A gentlemen to take rooms. with partial board, in 8
house which she proposes TO occupy the Let OF NAY
Immediate application should DO made tho convenience
of the gentlemen will censuted in the selection of the
location. Address c. H, Herald office.
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Nj ETROPOLITAN HALL.-THE GREAT HUNGARIAN
WI Wizard, L. Kormendi will give bis first grand enter
tainmant in America Thursday evening" March 1882
vrety Of beautiful and astounding doeepons DO
st Ressrs Sohubert Co.. s67 Broadway; a. B. wester
Bother $50 Broadway corner of Reade street, Astor
house. Irving eean. Frensh and other principal ho
Ses ard music stores.
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WANTED--A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w young woman as Nurse and SeamstIess; she under
sands the making Of ohdrsns Gothing-is good washer
Wsiter respectable family The city given
Pease call at No. 223 avenue between Twenty
and Twenty second streets.
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ROhKDINU AT b55 HOUSTON STREET., UOKNlR OF
- Crotby-Ihe subscriber has added TO bis boarding
hosee the adjoining which will be Tire day
May Any gentlemen with their wives. GENTLE
wishing 20 make for the coming season.
have opportunity seldom offered they have
large Ard airy rooms Furnished or 70 sui,
picants Eesls served In their desired; IL
Bile table; snd sentcmen doing business, down will
and the above gements those who
prefer do dine At his Coffee Rooms No 76 Maiden
lane. junction Of Liberty street. N Brhe front base
mcnt ct the house TO LETT desirable location for ply
eician-- board IL desired. CHARLES SWIFT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-27

ITO RENT-A LARGE THREE STORY BRICK
House fronting the Bowling Green. suitable Tor first
boarding il contains four In The base
mcnt three on the first floor I'VE on second FIVE on third
Is good order with gas introduced In eleven rooms Ad
dress House." Journal Of Commerce OH 80.
Two LANDLORDS AND OTHERS.-WANTED-PRR
Il misses suitable for Chemical Works, either on the
North East river sde or piece Of land erect
misses Shereon, with the option to lease purchase.
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