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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-19
SPECIAL NayrIUEs.


ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE SONS OF
"A Portsmouth, New Hampshire, resideRt in New York
and vicinity, held at the Irving House, on FRI
day evening". June H. to hear the report commit.
tee appointed consisting Of Messrs Geo. f. Peterson
Franklin piefrs and James WISE confer with the city
NAV be deemed to carry the eontem
visit to Portsmouth the celebration of the approac
anniversary of national independence committee
reported that they had attended to the assgne
that they were met by delegation from the Board of
men OF Porsm?uth who unanimous and cordial
invitation to all the of Portsmouth, in this
boring cities and that the committee M
the for the visit July
resolution passed. ding invitation sons
Of Portsmouth H. residing in Philadepha and vicinity
to unite with the delegation from New York the
The following committee appointed finance James
L. Wise j. Franklin Pierce John d. Simes VIM. Furniss
ana james W. Emery. Arrangements Geo. f. Peterson,
James L. Wise VIM Furniss, p. d Burbank and Samuel
A. Badger The following resolution was passed =
Resolved That the thanks Of the meeting be rendered to
House. for the and courtesy extended to the
Of Portsmouth during their meeting at that place.
On notion adjourned to at the Irving House, on
Wednesday evening June 49, That being the meeting
previous the 4th, is hoped will be large ate
ance Of the Of Portsmouth.
WIN. A. WALKER, Chairman.
WIN. G. WENDELL, Secretary.
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NEW YORK, JUNE 18TH, 1s53-AT A MEETING 0 =
1N Guardian Fire Engine Company, No. 80 held at the
engine house return from fariepatng in tho recep
ton Of the Mechanical Company Of Baltimore it was re-
solved That the thanks of this company they
hereby rendered to Hope Engine company 81 for the
lountful and most opportune supply fur
nished on the evening of tho 18Th instant Resolved
That also again return most sincere thanks VIM
b. Ratneau for the refreshments furnished the after
while waiting for tho boat lib would rs
turn thanks TO kind friends Mesrs Hall
of the Rabineau Bath for their kind invitation us and
friends to cool off, and in concluding. would saw
ell that the tongue cannot what Che heart felt the
occasion. GEORGE G. BROWN, Chairman.
BENZ. WHEELEN, Secretary
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MUSICAL.

1T0LEAN PIANOS, AT Al BRoADWAY-A LARGE
IN assortment Of pianos from the celebrated house Of
ballet, Davis Co. Boston, also the well known nstru
ments Of A. W. Ladd Co, with full supply Of md
second brna pnnt of various aers for sale NJ low
prices. Pianos to let.
LINCOLN q THOMPSON, Al Broadway.
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION --ofe OR rwo PUPILS
" will 10 Instructed on tLe pancforts by youvg lady
Address w. e. Herald Office FERNS should they be In
strnced at her residence 50 quarters " tured 10
80 out fi2.
pIANO WANTED ANY ONE II WING ONE WHICH
they oesiro to turn into ip mediate cash. hear Of
'user by addressing g. r. No 81 Exchange place, Cup
stsre stain makers nann length Of time uso ccnd
1on, and tho lowest price that viii BIO taken for
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MATRIMONIAL.

MATRIMONY MADE EASY. OR HOW TO WIN
vl Lover Professor Lawton Boston formerly Of Lon.
dom will send to address, receipt Of dollar post
paid paiL directions to enable ladies' gentemeo win
she devoted Of nn If the opposite
hearts may desire The simple
waiting that ell be married OF age appear
position and last though least IL en be ar
ranged With aud THAT detection
ble. address Professor Law Boston Maze No Let.
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THE TURF.

"a 500 GIVEN AS PURSES TO MAC And ia
%I.COO cony-Union Course, y. L., trottiDg. Tues
day June 18th ats p Purse Of 81 800 win be trotted
rcr by the celebrated horses from Philadelphia Vac
Incony Mile heats hest in in harness. Mr.. H. JONES'
T y mes tr Mac Mr. YIN. Woodruff. TAocny
4onGay July 4th at r purse $1,000 mile heats hest
wno1rmg sgons. Mr. Jones names b. Mae Mr.. VIM.
woeSds"ni lanes r Tacony; Also, TuSbdsy July l2th
hest snd o nnser adde's Jones Dr. g. Mac Mr.
VIM. WoodUn names =. <. Taeony. The above Geld Of
hofses Spped TO 10 NE tastes. horses earth should
of the fastest trots on record Cars viii a.vs
south ferry, Brooklyn at Il and 2P M Stages leave
Williamsburg Ferry hourly for the course -es' ''"'0
JOHN l. SNEDiX Err Propr,etcr
MO. L-CENTREYILLE COURSE. L. I-rROJTINc
IN Purse $500 Mile heats best three in WAGONS
To come OF June Goth.
No Purse $500 Mile heats best three in i've III bar
To of July ~
No. 3-Purse 5000 Two mile heats in harness 500 20
second hest To july H. The above purses
to all Trottng Horses To close Saturday Juno 10
o,closk i; N atFAULKLAN D DURYEA'S Hotel corner
make field, and two hall start to make q race.
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THE FIRENfEN,


A CARD.-AT SPECIAL MEETING OF PRorEC-
II ton Engine Company No. O. held at the engine honse
Saturday evening june 49, the following
were unanimously adopted =
Resolved That the thanks Of this company are due and
hereby rendered to Mrs. Mercer and Joseph
Tor, for the kind in which their
several Offices of hospitality and benevoence
man. Mr. William G. Lyons, twho suddenly taken Ill
after returning from the fire at the American Hotel the
10th instant and renewed to the residence Mrs Mer
cer corner Of Ann and Nassau ees With affection
ate soctude that could not been the
lady been contested with suffering brother the closest
ties Of anguinty she stood by ready willing
minister to his wants. eviRcng in her anxiety him
feeling Of sympathy which could only have found its
in heart keenly alive to the call of sueriEr
mapity and strongly characteristic of tho Christsn and
pbilanthropist BY their united action in the
afflicted humanity Mrs Mercer and Mr. Taylor have proved
themselves examples of human virtue and have
desred themselves not only to the subject Of their kind
lover Of his Lind The many well known virtues Of Mrs
Mercer had before fixed her high in the estimation of all who
know her. but her attention
pain, and from his family will by in
grateful mbance aud should ever stand in need
Protection which God she not-shc will find
willing hearts and strong arms to assist her.
Resolved That the thanks of this company are also ten
dered to Dr. Anderson No IL Park place. aad Dr. T.
lanne Of No 80 Rose street. for their
on the occasion. L. McGINNIS, Chairman
N. GoRMAN, Secretary
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varnlshlng and Polishing II done Cheaper,
better AID quicker street. than anywhere else
- the city, by DAN'L MCCARTHY. N Bold furniture
polished at the lowest prices
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TI1IIE CT d TOPS ON DECK-THE OLD TOPS OF THE
Eighth ward will theic twenty eighth Excursion
Sleeps Head Bay Wednesday, the 22d inst in Kip
Browns mammoth stage. All meu beTs requested TO be
punetua in Attendance ~ ocloek A. NJ a. their head
quarters Of Prince and sullivan streets BY order
@. W. wHry, Secretary. II. WILKINS, President
N. B.-keuhen dryee.
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DOBBERY.-EO. COTTAGE PLACE, COLUMBIA
III street. Degraw entered and robbed of $40
on Thursday night The money consisted Of four $0 bills
pieces six s. bills and the remainder in s. and $2 gold
peces Any giving information will be literally
warded by Mrs. NARY MCCOY.
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JOHN j. MULLER, Secretary.
GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC PICNIC EXCURSION
NJ Of A Patriot Gnard Ninth R2uimant

VI of Company A, Patriot Guard Ninth Regiment Irish
Volunteers to Glen Cove Monday June 9th, 1853 Tick
cts 90 cents EACH TO be had Of the following committee
Sergeant Charles oConnell "A Broad street; Corporal
Hugh Duffy 2Tweny ninth street, Patrick Hogan,
OF North seeond and Seventh streets, williamsburg;
Keenan, A East street Michael Connor 1893 Eivingon
street Joseph Farrell 80 Rutgers street Thomas Lynch
sixth street. Sergeant Thomas Guider 40 Second
Sergeant Mordant Campbell O7 Division street, Sergeant
David Burke Sixth street. Lieutenant Thomas Neville
Roosevelt street. Captain John Coaey 1853 Maiden ane also
At tho feront landings The larg and csmmodous
boat hmerea and two large harss chartered for the
occasion and viii start from foot of Jay street mt
o'clock Hammond street O'clock pier No North river
~ o'clock foot Market street East river 3ooloek foot
Grand street to o'clock foot North FIRST street Will
lamshurg at "a o'clock The boat will make all The land
ni returning The committee pledge themselves til at this
excursion shall be conducted 10 the proper orderly
Msnahans celebrated brass band 10 engaged
the occasion.
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OF n REWARD. STOLEN ON THE NIGHT OF THE
splO 18th of June, from the Of Riviugton aud
81 streets black horse with three white feet and
fifteen hands high age six and also Of
The reward will be paid by leaving
No. 4 Ridge street. WELLINGTON j. JACKSON.
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ToURTH ANNUAL EXCURSION OF ST. PATRICK,s

FOURTH ANNUAL EXCURSION OF ST PATRICK'S
Total Abstinence Beneficial Society, to Mount Hermon
Grove, Thursday, June q, 1853.
The steamer America and two barges have been engaged
als0 brass band The proceeds be devoted
rabe purpose and the committee respectfully announce
that has been taken to have select and orderly
excursion and they will endeayor to make the most plea
sant Of the season.
The boat barges will the Market street.
East river at A. M spring street at ~ A. M and from
pier North river at . o. clock.
Tickets fifty cents each be had OF any Of the follow
committee John Bfacken Michael Reard0n, JOS
Evers p J. King Ed j. Roach j, Mullen, VIM Harmon,
Richard Lee J. cGoin =. s. Cotton, Hugh shannassy,
John Delshunty, John Hudson John McArde John Demp-
10Y, Michael AeGovern. r. Milley Michael Dugan.
+. J. KING, Chairman.
JOHN j. MULLER Secretary.
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4 LIBERAL REWARD WILL BE PAID, IF LIGHT
IA colereJ vase and black bag taken from Erencs
in mistake is returned; the same marked Frenehs
Hotel, room 80.
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WAETED-A PARTNER, WITH A CAPITAL OF
w 81 600 to 81 500 - engage in lucrative business
young wis would devote his whole attention to ousi
ness, may addrefs for two days " G.. Hersld Office.
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GRAND PICNIC AND C0TILLoN EXCURSION OF
" the Young Mems Roman Catholic Benevolent Asoea
ton TO Mount armon's Grove Wednesday, July 49, the
steamer General Scott and barge Irene boon
also Manahans bands Tickets 90 cents each to BIS a Of
of the members At tn landings morning
tho exoursion the boat will Leave Spring street att M
Chambers street. * pier No North river s1 Bro oklyn
Bridge street. sls; Jerolomon street "a N.
EAURICE X. FINN Chairman No Pine street.
CHARLES A. FALIN, Seer tar ii Leonard street.
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INSTRUCTION.

TT s. SCHOOL AGENCY. BY r. II. WILCOX NO
2a3 Broadway.-Constant INTRODUCED and engage
ments by the best Institutions families teachers pupils
matrona private classef organs vocasts
purchase and sale Of school property Nc
per CEN the required alton for year.
ing hoard he parties secured by transferable check
until suited. No charge TO pupils.
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Empty Bottles PuKchased.-The Empty
che depot, IL Beaver street.
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NFUhiINE-A GKAND SPAKKING EXHIBITION
- will be given at M Mugans, Grand street Hall.
M9nday evening June ~ by Frank No tyre late OF Phils
delpha. The fancy en- mass will be
never beaten hero bumper Tickets cents at
evening Of exhibition
THE SUBSCRIBER WILL PAY VERY LIBERAL
reward TO any gentleman who will send
residence white Irish greyhound which
from his premises Wednesday evening last. THOMAS
Sixth avenue II
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&RO RIwARD.FoR THE DETENTION AND RE-
pCU of Robert Brien indented apprentice to
undersigned He about years old five feet eight
looking, has the back OF his right hand All per-
hereby forbidden TO barbor trust him under
penalty of the law. J. MULLIGAN 1875 Grand street.
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NASH STRAW GOODS HOUSE-JUST RECEIVED,
~ leo imported French bonnets 0do reh blonde
70 DO embr ,idersd lace do do English, Dunstsble and
and boys straw hats SO do Boomer 10 DO msses
infants Leghorn atsal of which will be sold at the low
est market prices for cash. by H. HOMER Nos "a and 66
John street. corner of William stree.
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REWARDS.


LIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD WILL BE
paid for information which will lead to the detection
ritted upon the person of Mary Ann McEroy, who
found floating in the gt river opposite North Second
O'clock She between eighteen ninsteen
fine color dark hair oval face blue eyes, rather full month";
with good SOUND teeth When she left she attired in
eambfic Dress purple ground with small dots upon it,
brown ssti. hoIrsd dark red %erno shawl with small
ton gloves The Of her sudden
Saturday evening May 2lt from the residence Of Mr.
Chayes Clayton No. "a East Sixteenth street. opposite
s.. George: Church Dr TynE having been sent for the
neighborhood the exemplary character she sustained,
and the evidence of violence upon her remains leaves
doubt but that she met with treatment Of the
desperate and brutal character She had lived in the
M e. K Bussng who feel deeply interested that the per-
Of foul I'm outrage should be brought merted
punishment and will literally reward for infor
nation leading to deveopenent Of the csse and will
Ave hundred dollars the of the guilty parties
Information Ia the peculiar of the
be had CT Orsamus Bushnell No. 70 Nassau street.
John Bussing No 50 Cliff street; and Charles H. Clay
ton, Nv. l6l Pearl street.
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A NY PERSON WISHING TO ENGAGE IN THE SALE
or msnuiaeturo of dramatically sealed provisions 70,
caRhear OF opportunity OF joining the advertiser
chasing business already established by addressing Ship
ping Herald Office.
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CORNELIUS SOLAR AND FLUID LAMPS GRAN
W doles mantel candeabras fixtures &c also silver
plated German silver tea sets casters baskets table
har die table cutlery, tea trays &c. r. MORGAN l62
William street, between Fulton and Ann Streets opposite
the Church
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@ oPo F1THE MEMBERS oFNATIoNAL LODGE
IL No. 49, o. of o. f., respectfully invited attend
the funeral Of our decesstd Brother Samuel NJ Mansfield
ternoon, Goth inst at o'clock His taken
toGreenwood. By orderof JOS. p. BEACH, N. G.
THos. ]. WooLcocKs, Secretary.
MAsONIC-THE MEMBERS OF PALESTINE LODGE
AZ No 2G are hereby notified to attend special meeting
~ their hail. No. II Division street, Sunday the 10Th
inst at O'Clock p M to the last tribute respect
to the remains of our deceased worthy brother W. p
HAIL BY order OF JOHN NJ. W. JACKSON, w. NJ,
c. ORWELL Secretary.
OFFICE PANAMA RAILROAD COMPARTMENT
" York, June a. 1s53.-At meeting Of the Board Of
Directors held this day ID That the books
for transfers otock be closed after three o'clock this
until the first Tuesd in July next preparatory
dend the stock registered tho oom
pany. FRANCIS SPIES, Secretary.
THE ADJOURNED MEETING OF 10TH INST RE
lative to the complimentary testimonial t. Miss DE-
LAIDE FREMONT will be held at o. ,lock n Monday
evenin g, 10th instant at klorences Hotel.
WORLDS FAIR-CLARK MILLS EQUESTRIAN
w statue Of General Jsckson will be exhibited Mon
day the 10Th inst Mt Railway Hail. of Forty
street and Sixth square above the Cry
Palace.
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ExCURsIONs TO THB WISHING BANKS EVERY
~ day except SaturdayThe favorte steamer Hero, Cap
tain w. Hancox will leave Spring street. at IA o'clock
Hammond IN Tenth street East River s. Broome sH Peel
alp eL, Pier Ne 3, N. R.. A. NJ, returning by r.
Faro 80 cents Dinner, fishing tackle snd bait viii be pre-
fded
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DcWln8 MdchInes.-We e1rHesIIy sOIIcIt ceF.
tain of the shoe Of Massachusetts who
IN their business sewing machines which operate with two
peedts and make ravellng with braided
sde represent of them have DONE
work done by Singers Sewing Machines The machines
make and sell produce fair stitch sides and
the work perfctly Call aad examine the machines and
thsir work, at our office, No. 1913 Broadway:
i NJ SINGER A co.
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CHEaP SPRING MATTRESS WAREROOMS-IRON
bedstead and bedding depot-The place ret che
healthy neat spring mattress: &C. made in The best manner
lo.e, &c Iron bedteads, of all sizes from to $50 Phi
vate dwellings, hotels &c furn he'd promptly Please cali
and examine, AZ 5l5 Broadway, above Spring street,
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nEAFNESs NEW DISCOVERY. -LeSLYS OR
- game Vibrator enables deaf distinctly
at church and public assemblies affords all assist
that could possibly be desired To be had 81 Lspe
nard street New York of r. BRuGNAN only AGENT fos
America Price 10
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EXCURSIONS.

NHEAP SUNDAY EXCURSION TO STATEN ISLAND
Fare 6A cents touohing at quarantine stapleon Van
Island ferry at the foot Of Whitehall street. The steam
Josephine Hunchback, Sylp and Staten Islander, will
every hour and after A. boat will leave every
half hour Last boat from the leland p NJ, and If the
evening Is fine, boat will leave at 3 O'Clock.
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DRlDGEWATER PAINT.-THE BEST ARTICLE EvER
- offered to the public Tor roofs decks and bottoms
steamers and from it's spark and cinder proof qualities
railroad bridges depos &c Testime nafs speoi-
mems can be at the depot Of the company
dry in packages of zoo lbs and upward kegs
OFFS 80 and 100 !ts by r. BOGERT General Agent, IH
Pearl street. ard 70 Beaver street - -
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SPORTING.

CPORTl SPORT sPORTi-rOR THE FOURTH OF
NJ July, at lH Grand street Grand Hall) In Aha
Of that joyful anniversary day there viii DO rat
O'clock Two prizes of silver collar silver mug
will have to be contended for by dogs TO kill ana
draw the badger against time sdmittance Is cents In
the evening to commence at O'clock there viii be
SPORT several matches between we'll
Of the game birds will then be fought on Admission 30
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DARTNER WANTED-IN BROOKLYN IN ONE OF
the best paying business in the city. lie have
cash capital Of $780, and be able to keep books
This is fine opportunity for any who 60
business An Interview be had by addressing to
Partner, Herald Office
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WILL MR.: FRANCIS KEENAN,, SON OF THE LATE
w George Herman, Solicitor &C. &c of Middle
street. Dublin any party knowing his address, please
communicate sight Of this with Kernan at 4
Green wich street between Warren and Chambers Streets
BY letter or otherwise.
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|tuRE or CORNS BY MADAME BERNARD, No. I67
Bowery east side between Boome and Delaney Streets
Madame b. respectfully informs the public that
duesd her price in order to enable every TO be from
pain end feels confident in promising that she will
corns hupions nails in u fesh &c. without caus-
ing the least pain Inconvenience. Persons attend
ed 20 at home, or at Madame b. residence from until
O'Clock, T. N. -
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A PARTNER WANTED-A MAN TO TAKE AN IN
N terest in dining saloon he must have hundred
dollars at command This chance for attentive bust
establishment in this city being opposite the Herald
buildings Apply at lbs FULTON 96 NASSAU street. ia the
basement
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E'OR SALE-A FARM OF FIFTY FIVE ACRES OF
land lying In the village Of ia naica Long Island and
within three minutes walk of the railroad
Of business the retired gentleman this would make
most desirable residence 1t being hut miles this
city by railroad. The village st snds lbs
churches schools and society For further particulars in
quire Of DE MOTT Il Co., No. 81 Chambe rs street.
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THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
between the under signed, under the Sagehorn
Kornahrena in the Wholesale grocery business the city
of New York dissolved by mutual consent the Sd
day Of June instant The unsettled business Of the firm
will be settled by either of the undersigned at the former
place of business of said firm, No. Washington street
and all debtors to said arm requested payment
there without delay. JACOB KORNAHRENS,
CHRISTOPHER SAGEH0RN.
New York. June Ia. 1883
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CHAMPAGNE.-MARC CAUssIDIERE CALLS PUB
~ lie attention to the champ payne of Messrs Delbeek
Leegard Of Rems prophet OF Of the
of France This firm endabe for tho corressnsss Of
its provided formerly for the late kns Louis
Philippe and the. French court and we'll asd honorably
known in France England and Russia where excellent
qualities OF its wines appreciated ago In
mendng tho house of Mesrs Debeck Lelsgard 70
tie favor Of the citizens Of the United States the agent begs
leave to give the to that he will take
n fsxoreS nv nn n'us Rrich a ass
u Beaver street sole agent for the United States depot
Of the above wines exists Messrs A. c. Rossire Co.'S,
IL Beaver street.
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WANTnD-A CHASER, TO WORK ON BRITANNIA
ware to good steady man, steady employment will
DO given Inquire OF L. Chandor No 22 Centre street or
Mr. Mead at Gares Hotel Pork row, Monday afternoon,
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THREE HANDSOME FULL SIZE BUILDING LOTS,
Fiftyeig street. Broadway, 1T great
Fec Apply mmt diateIy at e MOTT 4 CO.'S Land aud
Loan once, 6l Chambers street.
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L,OR SALE,-THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SAFE
his beautiful cottage house compet. visevery
and two lots of ground, each 25xi0o elegantly laid
out and with extensive abcr vines hower
choice plants and 'ruit The locston which is be
exceed for fine view high ground good water and rapid
ly improving neghborhood Il only ten walk from
the Flu ton Ferry and in the immediate vicinity two
important stage routes For full particulars inquire
premises Cumberland street. hundred Park
avenue Brooklyn, or corner Of Burng slip and South
street, New York GEORGE W. GERAT
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no BELL HANGERs.-FIRST RATE HANDS NAY
have constant ploymant by applying at No. Mercer
street, from TO O'clock in the evening,
THOS. CHALMERS JR
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COPAH1WEKSTIlP yC,1YCEs,

* 000-$600O.-- GENTLEMAN POSSESSING
RC.OOO this amount of capital, understanding the
wholesale wine and liquor business aad able nfu
eneing good trade and willing to give his whole attention
established house. doing good business by sing
with real name x. N e. Herald office. II desired the
advertiser will sell his lease stock fixtures and good WILL
at fair valuation.