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Nh. Jsrvls Cola Candy-T1msisssssa, 80
ss:ensndsd BY tbs r.t of tbs country, for coughs,
plants Clay, Taylor, Benton Van Barren and other DIS
iinguiahed men have rscommsndsd this really good
sss. h sGS s Mrs Ssow sns
kuggixts generally.
A Valuable Disc0very-Barthmarks, Tu-
mors, polypus scrrbus cancers. moles and an excre
nal application Tie subscribers would respectfully
all persons deured by any on tho face
body that hey can remove them oy inc simple
convenience They invite all persons interested to call
their Office and examine testimonials from those who have
been relieved 1hs discovery Is not an experiment We
Gu" '''" ''>'' '''''' HARVEY ( WALLACE
1872 Second avenue. corner OF Twelfth street.
Watts Nervous Antidotc.--I CheerfilIy Tes-
tify to the efficacy of Watts Nervous Antidoe having
expers pced it, wonderful benefits In relieving Of
severe nervous malady of long standing think 1t
most wonderful medicine John 5. Horton, 90 Nassau
street 81 Per bottle; 90 per Dozen Agency, SO Ann st.
Delays Niorikrenoleo, or McdIcated Conn
pound, ha failed to the worst Of falling
off Of the hair As remedy for badness It stands alto
geter unriyaled Its stimulating powor in the preserva
ton and growth Of the hair is truly Astonishing. will
speak for its elf on single trial.
New York. Oct. o. 1857 have used Delays Niouk.
reroleo Medcated Compound and found it be the
most excellent article to promote the growth Of the hair
few weeks daily Of it has caused hair grow three
you entirely bald The badness was caused by scarlet
Mrs. EDWARD BURNETT, % Bethune street"
The foregoing letter furnished the It'll October
1862 By William Rowland Esq of No 90 Nassau street,
Of John, New York, with the remark that Mrs
Purnett lady in whose word the utmost confidence
could be placed Tie next morning called at her resi-
dence as above and had the pleasure Of interview
with that Lady, and highly delighted at the result
In answer to The inquiry MADAM how many bottles of
letays Noukren0le0 have you usedY' the reply was,
only one bottle" when did yoa using iti''
I'm May last"
For sale by T. French bookseller No. 135 Nassau street.
T. j. Grower, bookseller No. 500 Broadway; Dewitt D
yenport booksellers Tribune Buildings; Mrs. D. Sargent.
No. st. Marks place. A. NJ Conkln, Broadway
and Thirty fourfh street. and DO ksecrs generally also
in Brooklyn, by Mrs. Hayes, No. 175 Fulton street
N B-Letters must be addressed to DR. H. +. DELAY,
(care Of F. French,) No. 1856 Nassau street
For Frosted Feet and ChiIblains.-That
never failing remedy Bushs magic cream Imminent,
be had at $40 Duane street, Guion
Fowery and Grand street; Coddngon Spring
and Hudson streets Hunter 108 Sixth In Brook
Ign, of Mrs. Hays, 175 Fulton street Price IS cents
The most Painful Corns Removed, free from
pain danger; also bupons and bad nails successfully
treated by Or j. ILTrLEFIEID who has thirteen years
practical experience in this city. Rooms 40s Broad
way opposite the art Union rooms-for ladies and gen.
tlcmen.
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Lyonss, Kntl.airon.-vye have freouentlv

Lyonss' Knthairon.-vye have frequently
been solicited by houses interested In the sale of Lyons
Kahaircp TO reduce Tie price which they are per-
mited TO sell IL by tho Dozen On the Goth u We were
waited uron by a committee Of gentlemen representing
the trade, who presented Che following request
'Mr. II. s. Barnes, Proprietor OF lyons Raihairon--
We tahc pleasure in expressing appreciation to The
high character Of Lyons Kahairon, giving ourselves
ard customers universal satisfaction There many
Who acknowledge IL. superior virtue yet in in.
stances will limit their purchases OF IL TO the actual
amount they obliged to sell prcrrng to 10y in the
bulk Of their purchases in articles which pays them he
reailers) better profit. We think, by reducing the
dozen and half gross price nuts raj interests would
promoted thus enabling to give IL general dis
tiibuion among all classes Of trade The Kalhairons
increased sale ard wide spread popularity have created
conn eon which world De rendered harmless by this
Respectfully yours &c. Signed by the principal
jobbcrs. of drugs and fancy goods in the city.
In Wow OF the above, and other circumstances
nec.ed with H. have established the price of Katharon
throughout the United States from the 1st day of Februa
n.y. ut 81 rs per Dozen
We weuld take this opportunity Of saying that our
desire ~ not to break gross in any instance Our terms
sIc undeyatney cash, and retailing friends will see
their interest lays in purchasing IL Of the obbers thus
asaillng themselves Of the usai time We d. not sa in
any case less than dozen
IG1 Broadway, New York.
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Wigs and Toupces.-At Fvctchcr's, BOT Broad.
way up sairs he found the largest and best assert
ment of ladies' and gentcmens hair work in this city
Call and examine.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
ss- SEE THIRD AND SEVENTH PAGES. IA
Personal.

PERSONAL.
A MAN MlSSING.-JESSE eHEILY, A RESIDENT OF
n Newcastle, Indiana returning from California, by
the steamship Northern Light landed at New York on
the 9th of November, 1852 Immel.aiel landing he
lost sight Of by his companions and has not since
been heard Of He rather heavy set five feet six inches
high and has black hair low crowned hat black
cloth coat and light vest He is blacksmith by trade
and at tine partially deranged Amy information given
Of him. directed to John w. Grubbs, Newcastle, Indiana
(wihin week from this time) to J. 7. Elliott Astor
House. will confer a favor on his bercaved family.
TFJ. f. LAWRENCE, OF SAN FRANCISCO WILL. CALI.
i at Is Wall street, he will oblige
WELLS, FARGO, & co.
THE PERSON WHO FORMED A PARTICULAR AT
i tachment to certain work in the store Of EVANS
BRITAIN, Friday evening, is requested 10 call
promised. His name Is we'll known, in spite OF the ad
dress left and o call will him considerable trouble
IMPORTATION WANTLD OF Mr.. JANIS SPEICE
formerly Of Ionghope, Orkney Any one knowing his
address will confer favor by communicating the to
r. G. EUNSON, No. Seventh avenue
IF THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN WHO CAME IN TWO
carriages from the Fifth avenue to Briggs last bene
fit at Woods Minstrel Hail. 444 Broadway will call again
Wednesday evening, Feb. 2 he win pledge his word
that they win not be disappointed he having usher in
to conduct them to the best the house
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SPORTING.

o.
A CHALLENGE on SKATEs.-I Will. SKATE WITH
N any ngp in The tncd States or C,naI, for from,
one hundrea 10 ne hundred dollars ia any manner. To
be ocioed by NJ least two good judges The money IL
ready at he Actor Bowling saloon and IL vcscy street
AWFUL GARDNER.
rTHEGE Will. III ZINE SPORT FOR TIE FANCY
\ killing rats--on Wednesday evening, Feb ID al
jim BROWN >, No. 81 East Thirteenth street.
.---4
Johnny WALKER is TO BE FOUND AT NO a3l.
Camel street, three doors west OF Broadway where
lie will be happy to his old and ~ Sparrinr
taught every hour az the day. Gentleman tended VI
their own residences, Apply esabovd.
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Wigs ana T0ul,ees.-ssatcheiof's New Style
of wigs pronounced the perfect imitation OF
turc yet invented Those wanting very superior article
should call at BACHELORS celebrated wig factory No
Wall street where be found the largest and best
assortment in the city. Copy the address.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-01

DR.. j. w. Phelps (of Boston) Celebrated
tyusses and abdominal supporters, for sale by II.
RING, 192 Broadway, corner Of John street. Sole
agent for New York.
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with Teeth ms White as Mountain Snow,
And hair dark brown. or black soe,

And SKIN clear white and rosy check,
Is all the beauty man or woman seek.
Yet all have this for two shllings BY using, at
that reduced price, cake Of Jones' chemical soap which
makes the most yellow, chapped pmpled skin
clear white and spo,iess young child's His coral
hair restorative (ony two shilngs too makes coarse
dirty gray hair dark, soft and clean, forces it grow
stops II falling cures dandrun &c. For bad teeth
breath Iaion.s West India soap root whitens the tcct
puries the breath and oeanscs the mouth tongue and
throat; price two shllings. Sold at 403 Broadway.
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4 osT-BY A SERVANT Girl. A BLACK SILK SCARF
IL in the peghborho0i Of Union Square and Fourteenth
street Monday afternoon Jan. 3ist. The finder will
confer great favor the poor girl by leaving at her
residence No ga Broadway, top floor She win reward
the finder libcrajlv.
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eouresss.,s L,rula nalr Dye Is. r,t,.,ua or

of puiFcd dyes Equally celebrated il Gourauds
s,edicated Soap for curing piaple frccles sallownes
chaps roughness &C. Poudre Subtitle uproot hair from
srY part Of the body Liquid Rcuge Lily White and Bsix
Gssss at No. o. walker street. near Broadway.
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VXyAkTiD-BY YOUNG LADY, A ROOM, WITH
w board, n private family, not above Fourtesnth
street References exchanged. Address @. W. w., box
1I0 Broadway Post Office
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Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Female support
ers instruments for clubeet knock knees, bow-le2s
weakness OF the ankle joints and curvature OF The spine
Also very superior elastic stocking for enlarged veins of
the leg and elastic kneecaps Also chdrens trusses,
and every kind Of bandage at DR.. GLOyES No IL Ann
street.
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IT OST-ON COMING FROM TEE STORE OF MR.
IL Morton, corner of West Broadway and Canal street
envelope containing three five dollar dollar
bills two duplicates on Mr.. Levy BrOome street and
three English pawn tickets belonging to Mr. Mitchell at
Mr. STRAUSS 1dS Canal street. The finder viii be thanked
and GheralY reUarded.
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A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS "A SIT
IA uation seamstress. She perfectly understands
her business. Has objection to country city Can
be seen from 10 to O'Clock, at 40 West Broadway.
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ratt bucscn's improved Wahpenc.--Pcr-
afflicted with premature badness and al cased hair
sansed by sickness or other causes, can find successful
remedy IN the above valuable PREPARATION II viii ec
tusy change gray hair 10 il first color, and a new
growth TO take the place OF bancs and thin locks Sold
Of 123 Chambers street
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Trunk L0ST.-TAKEN FROM STEAMER GEORGIA A
common box trunk, containing Of dental in
struments The person having II will confer favor and
be suitably rewarded on giving notice to the purce of
the Gcorgia.
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LINowLNpGE Is rowER- MECHANICS, INs1TrrrE

LNOWLlpGE Is POWER MECHANICS INSTITUTE
IN Lecture 1so3.-The sixth lecture of the course
viii be delivered on Tuesday (ths) evening" February
~ The rooms o! the Institute, No. Bowcry by Alphonsc
Perrin, Esq. Snbject'Hone and its Influences - Tick
cts % cents eachfor sale at Apple.ons 30 broadway
Raypors, 70 owery and Of the Actusry in the library
Of the Institute. Members and families free
CHARLES H. DELAVAS
THOMAS II. BURRAS, lIecturc COMMITTEES
IAIOCk PRATT
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LOST AND FOUND.

$50 ssS s.nuary Valuable ssss spps n.
der will receive the above reward by leaving the
at No. IL Bank street.
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NEW YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY-THE REGULAR
IN monthly meeting Of hs society will be held at
their in the university on Tuesday evening" Feb
ruary J. ut ~ O'Clock. Prof. Adolphus j.. Koeppen will
read paper "on the late archaeological discoveries in
the Piraeus, ustra ing the naval supremacy and the
commercial and colonial deyeloTemc OF the Athenian
Republic" MAUNSlIL H. FIELD, Rec. Secretary.
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Wonder OF the WoTld.-Devlne's Compound
Pitch LozeDge.This is what has long been sought for,
and H. in full faith offered to the public certain
for coughs, colds asthma, and consumption For sale
BY FL RING, 1872 Broadway, sole agent for New York
Price rs cents per box.
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Cristndoio's Liquid Hair Dye Changes the
hair instantly to beautiful black brown while his
Pfservaii'e and Beautifer stimulates it's growth and
PEI ettaes its insurance to the latest period of life
Tbe dyeis applied privately aud both sold at
No. 9 Astor House, and BY druggists generally
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1.-TWO GOOD CoPprsShrrHS CAN FIND CONSTANT
Il employment short distance from this city, by APP
plying TO STONES Il BROTHERS, corner Of Fulton and
Net,e
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Charles London Cordial Gin, Distilled Es-
pscary for, and imported solely by, c. CHARK, No.
Park place, is for its medicinal gu cs Us delight
fl beverage the best article in the market For sale at
every bar in the city, Is above.
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VXTANTED--BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A
w situation to do chamberwork and take care Of
children objections to assist in the washing and iron
ing Good city reference Please call 194 Seventeenth
street few doors from First Can be seen for
two DAVIS
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EHen Dye.-Bafehelor's Celebrated J.soa,S
hair dye the best yet discovered for colerng the sr
vhskers the mopaent II is applied Tho wonderful
srd certainty With which this favorite and old esta
bsheG hair dye Performs is astonishing II IL for sale OF
aepBef at RATCuEORs wig factory, No Wall sHeet
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TJyO HATTERS.-WANTED IMMEDIATELY, A FIRST
L rate curer. to whom constant employment and
good wages will be given. Address apply 10 B. II.
IIGAIFOOT Al North Second street Philadelphia or to
J. u. Bird IS and co Fulton street New York.
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NTANIEr-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w situation cook, washer and ironer. Good city
reference can be gien. Apply at III ronrth a,cnuc
corner Of Tenth street. Can be seen for two days.
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OCULAR LECTURES-HYsIERIEsS THE MOST SUB
IL lime, awe.eroating profoundly startling, wildly
amusing and laughable will be produced by Professor
Williams, in Mental Alchemy this evening, az Beeeker
Buildings OF Bleecker and Morton streets at ~
O'Clock. TO- usual crowded hoase And AZ Stuyye.
SAINT Institute, ESQ Broadway, Wednesday evening.
DOpULAR LECTURES AT THE TABERNACLE--sE-
Il cond series-ey DR.. Tying OF this city win deliver
the second ectuc OF the Wednesday evening,
February .. Subiect--"IGc Spiritual Nature of Man"
Tickets IS cents May he hod 1T the bookstores and at the
tho door hembers Of Mercantile Association will obtain
ticAc.sa al The desk OF the library.
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GE KEWARD.--LOSr ON MONDAY, A RED AND
scJ white setter dog. Had when lost chain col
lar with the owner name and address. The above
ward will be paid on returning him to 200 Broadway.
r OsT-THE TOP OF RING, SET WITH RUpIEs,
IL and pearl In the centre. The finder win he saita-
by rewarded by returning the to Jonas q. Phillips,
81 Chambers street.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.


VATM. +. WALLET, ESQ, LATE OF THE CIRCUS,
w win deliver his intellectual and critical lecture
called ora and mental influences OF the works of
dem authors, at New Haven Monday, Jan. 3lat; Hart
ford, Wednesday, Feb I'd; Musical Fund Hal, Phadel-
phia, Friday, Teb. 4ih.
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VTTANTFD-A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN,
w chambermaid il willing to assist in the shing
and ironing TO do the general housework Of small
private family Please call ct 100 Nineteenth street. be-
tween Sixth and Seventh avenues Can he for three
days.
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n IEBON WFAvERS WANTED-TO WORK ON POWER
III looms; constant employment and good wages Also
wanted two soft silk winders and warper Apply at
JOHNSON & CO.'S at Serrels Factory, Thirty seventh
street between Eighth and Ninth avenues. carpenter
mt nd
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RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT ENGLISH YOUNG
IA person is desirous of obtaining a situation as
cn.orens nurse to attend upon lady travelling; Ia
liable sickness line addressed to j. H. Union
Square los 0ce, will be punctuay attended to- may
be at 27 Twelfth street between First and Second
avenues, for two days, if not engaged
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G.OO RTWARD.-IOsT OR STOLEN, ON SATURDAY
sp<V night in Walker street, between the Bowery
and I'm street. heavy gold lever watch Tobias maker
The above reward win be paid its delivery w. G. c.
composition room, Herald Office between two aud eight
o'clock p II.
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VTTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG Girl, A
w situation cook, washer and roner in q private
family or IL willing to do housework for q small family
No need apply but respectable person Can be
for two days. at 1913 Mott street. third floor in the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-01

T osT OR STOLEN, ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON LAST
IL roeketbook, with some money, and a check for
siuo, payable at the Bowery Bank dated January 29h
signed j. W. Coin Payment oil which has been stopped
and all persons cautioned against taking tho same
Any person returning it to 81 Brng shp will receive
suitable reward, and questions asked
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A CARD.-T0 THE PUBLISHERS OF"TIiE HLUSTRA-
IN ted News New Yoik.-Gcn' lemcn--In the notice OF
the designed and erected by to the memory
of Col Richard NJ johnson contained in your this weeks
number you have not only omitted the artists name,
but IL 10 add insult 10 injustice You have headed The
article with portrait Of Mr. Clarke Mills the sculptor
and long article respecting him, thus leaving the pablc
TO infer that Mr. Mills was the artist Of that
This is rather POOR requital for the courtesy extended
by me to you IN furnishing you at your request
with the plans and MODELS and thus a,forng you every
facility In producing the sketch which, must confess,
might even as such, have possessed little merit.
Whe her the suppression modification 81 truth In
matters OF this Kind viii add to the responsibility Of your
paler you yourselves and the public psrticu arly, win
best Il, eide. Yours, &c.
ROBERT H. LAUNITZ Sculptor Ioe5 Broadway.
n U. A-WAsHINGroN Ass0CATTON.--rHE sE
". venth annual ball Of this association viii he held
at the III oadwny Theatre, Tuesday evening" February
I'D, 1853. Tickets be prrcased Of James Grin,h
treasurer No IA Ludlow street William W. Osborn, No.
$40 Grand street John H. Elliott, secretary County
Clerks office Of any Of the members Of the commitsc
joins H. Elliott secy, G. j. Miller rresidsnt
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CfIEl1IA MANIFESTATICNS.--TIE MYSTERY SoIy-
- eothe existence, power and character of the spirits
fully established g.. PHELPS MAnIlN viii deliver o lee
ture spiritual manifestations Wednesday evening
Feb o. NJ Hope Chapel in Broadway Astor pla ce
opposite The New York Hotel. Lecture TO at
iis o'clock Tickets 70 cents, to BE- had at No Asor
nouse, and at the door
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A YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS CHAN
N bermaid and to take care of children and assist in
washing; wo ID have objection to do general house
work in small private family would do plain sewing
The best city reference be given Apply ut ~ Frank
fort street. ond foor in the Can be for two
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VyTANTED--BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w situation as chambermaid, TO do plain sewing
and take OF children. Good citg reference givsn
May be for two days, at 504 Houston street. front
room.
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4 PUBLIC MEETING OF THE CITIZENS AND OWN
IA of property In the city Of New York, will
be held Mt the Merchants Exchange, on Tuesday
the first day of February next, at two O'Clock p. H.
or the purpose Of expressing their approval Of The act
of the Senate of the State cf New York. passed 28th
instant relative TO the construction Of railroads In cities
Of this state generally aud the city OF New York In par
cular and 10 take into consideration the reforms cae
for in city government.
George Griswold, Grinnell Mnturn & Co.,
Thomas X. Foster, Spoford Tileston,
f. d. Fowler, John G. Greene,
David Ogden, {. j. Stevenson,
Rowland & Aspinwall william Whitlock,
IS. Wetmore, Silas C. Herring,
John Cryder, w. w. DE Forest
Jno. R. Peters, benjamin Y. Camp,
nd others.
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A YOUNG WOMAN Is DESTROYS OF A SITUATION,
n chambermad and waiter, or to assist in washing
and ironing would do plum sewing is fully capable OF
doing chamber work washing Can be for two
days ut c55 Elizabeth street
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VTTANTFD-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
4 w young woman TO cook, wash and iron. The best
street door 10 the grocery store the rear between
Fifth and Sixth avenues.
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ITO DREWIRS OR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WANT
i Cd, by steady man. who understands brewing in
superior manner white brown pop, spruce beer and
otter drinks together with bottng and corng in all its
bra nciec will be found useful and Trustworthy to any
Ieison requiring his services Can give first rate refer
to character. Address j. b., Broadway Post
Office for three days
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CELEBRATION or ST PATRICK'S AY-TIIE CON
~ yention Of Irish Societies recommend ~ the various
Ih societies of New York, Brooklyn Williamsburg Jer
sey &c. the prorrety Of uniting to celebrate the forth
coming anniversary Of lreands patron saint Societies
festival will pcae send delegates to Montgomery HALL
&c Prince street, Friday evening" the 18th ns ct
o'clock to make arrangements for the BY order oil
the Convention. PATRICK DEE, Chairman
THOMAS CUSHING, Secretary pro tenn.
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Bargains In Damaged Stationery, Paper, &c.
"A large stock of damaged blank books, check books,
cutlery cards. diaries for 1853 and all the usual articles
in that line, part Of which damaged by water and
HovaL Must be sold at once at great bargains to those
who wish to lay in stock of these articles Though par
TALLY damaged, all ut for The sound portion Of
stock saved from damage offer at reduced prices
RICH l. L0UTREL, Printers, Stationars, and
Blank Manufacturers al William afr
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A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS sTTUA.
IA tion as chambernaid and tine washer. Can be seen
for two days, at No second street second floor.