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DANCING ACADEMIES.

NEW CI.AsSES.-BRoOKES DANCING ACADEMY, AT
IN his now Assembly Rooms, No 36l Broome street.
The most fashionable styles Of this country and Europe
taught in the shortest possible time and moderate
terms class for ladies and misse, Tuesday Of.
ternoon from til o'clock new class for gentlemen
viii continue open during the whole year.
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POLITICAL.


A 7 MEETING OF THE FOURTEENTH WARD DE
IA mocratic Republican Committee, held at the head
quarters of Grand and Elizabeth streets Satur
day evening" Feb 1853 the following resolutions were
adopted =
Resolved-That although we sincerely regret that any
discussions should exist in the democratic party yet
think the course pursued by the Sachems best calculated
to promote the union and harmony of the party.
Resoved-That John Kelly, Michael Murphy, and Thos
Farren the regular delegates from this ward to the
General Committee and we fully approve OF their actions
since elected.
Resolved-That any person or persons representing
themselves members Of the General Committee from
this ward excepting the above named imposing upon
the democratic party and acting against the desire of the
democracy of this ward.
Resolved-That we know such title Harl
Soft Shell Democracy. We are National Democrats in
favor Of the Baltimore platform of 1852 and the union OF
the party.
Resolved-That recognise the committee Of which
Lorenzo B. Shepard is chairman the only legitimate
General Committee for 1853.
PETER MONAGHAN, Chairman.
REDMOND McAfANUS Sec.
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THE RAIL- SEASON.


rJ'HE SECOND ANNUAL BALL OF THE THISTLE Be
nevolcnt Society of the city of Brooklyn will take
place at Montague Hall, on Tuesday evening, Feb. g..
Tickets be had OF Mr.. Haincs Montague Hail. Top
posite the City Hail. Brooklyn) Wallaces celebrated
cotillon band is engaged for the occasion Mr. Parker
will conduct the dancing. ANDREW BATES, President.
JOHN WHITE Secretary
GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL AT THE CHINESE
VI Rooms, $50 Broadway, Monday, Feb. Z. The
Seventh Regiment Band IL engaged for this occasion.
Tickets for gentleman and ladies' ST. 10 be had at Nos
20 and 81 North William street, of WM BUElILER.
u ment of committee Of his friends at Nblos Saloon
is defnivey postponed to Thursday evening February
17h account of another great soiree that Is given
on the ID by wealthy family. This ball will be the
most fashionable and recherche OF the The new
and elegant dances have been selected the most cee
braed musicians engaged. Tickets of admission exclu-
sively for the ball. with privilege of twelve or twenty
procured at Mr. Saraccos, No ITO Grand street. four
doors west of Broadway by making immediate application
the number OF tickets Is limited IL scarcely
sary to allude to Mr. Saraccos professional Abilities the
superiority OF his talents and the rapid progress of his
pupils admitted. Adults who have never danced be
fore taught all the modern dances single course
OF twelve lessons, and during this arrangement they
obtain tickets at third the usual terms The dances
taught will include the Polka Scbotsch Polka Redowa
Redowa Waltz, Mazourka, Esmeralja, Cnq temps Waits
German Cotilons, &C., &c.
vTNESTIMONIAL sOIREE DANsEANTE TO MESsRs r. &
i Il. H. Burnton-Wi take place Wednesday even
ing February o. at Charrauds rooms 20 White street
Tickets can be procured of any of the committee or
A. Dixon, 200 Hudson street and s. A. Bunce 1874 Mas
sau street. s. A. BUNCE, Chairman.
W. HoRNIoH, Secretary
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once Of the ASSOCIATION for the Exhibition

UIncC Oh tsk6 NBs0cIattOh fOF INC EIxhIDltIOn
of the Industry of all Nations No 50 Broadway, New
York, Feb. 2, 1S53.-Notice is hereby given that the
board Of directors have resolved to increase the capital
of the association to three hundred thousand dollars
the limit originally contemplated by the charter and
that five hundred shares OF the capital stock will be dis
trbuted at the rate Of share for every five shares
to the stockholders standing the books Of the corpo
ration at 7. NJ Of Tuesday the 10Th February; pro-
yded at before the 10th day of February, they
ray sixty yer cent upon the said additional shares but
no fraction OF share will be regarded. The transfer
books viii lie closed from p. NJ of the 18th Feb until
10 a. Of the sh March, the day after that appointed
for the annual election. VIM. WffETrEN, Treasurer
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MUSICAL.

~ - ~7'S>'S - ~ .
NTIS1CAL-T0 Observation-Disclosures AND GEsIiN-
lNl men solo singers and solo instrumentats OF re
variable and ackno wleagcd talent, wishing employment,
Jean apply 10 Sgnorina Valentino $50 Fourth street. who
has hired Hope Chapel considerable length OF time,
to give concerts every evening Tickets, rs cents To
be opened on Monday, 18th February
AN ENTIRELY NEW ssi OCTAVE PIANO, or ONE
OF tae Lest ...ele sls q = lSr &c .. 20 .e.
Epaurs at the oacc OF the Eoan Hotel 634 Broadway
fxcn 10 8 and 10 7 7. H..
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PoT Rock AT HE'LL GATE-Professor Bache,
Of the coast survey, has written the following letter
to the Secretary OF the Treasury in relation to Pot
Rock, at He'll Gate:-" Having reported, as the
result Of survey Of Pot Rock, at Hell Gate, New
York, after the blasting there that the rocks had
been reduced from eight feet mean low water to
twenty and half feet, have the honor to state
that Q subsequent survey by Major Frazer, of the
Corps Of Engineers in charge Of the removal Of the
rocks in Hell Gate under the appropriation contained
in bill approved August l. 1852, showed but eighteen
feet this rock; and that one made recently, and
after additional blasting, gives a depth at three
points Of less than twenty feet and the present least
depth at mean low water on the rock little over
nineteen feet. According to Major Fraser, there is
probably but very small part Of the rock higher
than the plane Of twenty feet reference"
HORRIBLE TRAGEDY.-The clerk of the Red
River steamer Texas informs that most horrible
tragedy occurred near Campte, on Saturday night
last. On that night q man, whose name is unknown,
was put ashore from boat at the landing Of Mr..
Onezime Rechal. From some cause, which remains
enveloped in painful mystery, the fcnd made an at
tack Mr.. r. stabbed him severely, and killed Mrs.
Rachel and person staying in the house. The muir
derer pursued by Of the neighbors, but, on
being overtaken, he cut his throat, and inflicted
deep cash in his abdomen. He then, with his own
hands, tore out his entrails and expired immediate
ly. Mr.. Rachel was not expected to recover.-Neto
Orleans Crescent Jan. %.
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TwsneylAve cent Dagusrrsssypss-Usvsr
in the history Of art has such Important pross besn
exhibited, I'LL REES CO. started their new system and
introduced the late German discovery In picture making
BY Wholesale, and taking two three hundred Of the
arst quality Of pictures daily the cheapest in the world
Rooms, 289 Broadway.
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Spring Clothing made up In the most Fash
ionable and durable manner possible, and material
selected from very desirable assortment OF goods,
all times be procured advantageous terms for 81,
H. L. FOSTERS clothing establishment, u Cortland
street.
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Observation-Disclosures Ola Establlsh-
ed daguerrean gallery 1870 Broadway Ia removed TO his
and magnificent gallery, $40 Broadway corner Of
Leonard street.
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LIQUORS,


= nOO DOZEN DUBLIN STOUT AND FALKIRFl
~,OOO ale, just received by the Glasgow and Sid
dona. Also on hand, Younger's Tenants, Cimpbes,
&C., Scotch ale london porter, xxx stout and Phadel
phia porter superior TO any the market For sale by
VIM. II. UNDERlILL 43o Broome street, corner Crosby.
A N EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF BsANDIEs, WINES
IA whiskcy, rum gin champagne, segars &C., Of all
the well known brands imported for wholesale buyers
and for sale quantities to suit at saving Of 20 per
cent, by WIN. IL UNDRRIiIlL, 430 Broome street.
OR. PERAY MOUSsEUX.-THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING
- been appointed agents by Mr. Forentn Faure the
sale Of his wines, have hand few Of sparkling
Sr Peray, which they recommend equal to any cham
payne imported into this market DUNSCOMB &
BARNsT0RFF, is Beaver street.
VASSAR'S PoUGHKEEPS1E BREWERY-ESrABIIS l3.
ed l797-The undersigned continue to manufacture
The celebrated Poughkeepse pale amber and Xxx ale and
porter for home consumption ard the markets Of Call
fornia South America, Australia and the Indies. Fc
shipping the article IL put up heretofore in wood
and iron bound casks manufactured expressly for suct
purpose. Orders received nj their depot 116 Wsr-e
atrsst, New York. or at the brewery, poughkeepsie
". vASSAR co
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Notice to Ladies.-D. slccardi, Hair Dresser
of the courts of Spain and Piedmont, (Sardnia has
opened an establishment at 81 Crosby street. between
Spring and Prince streets, where he will give lessons
in dressing ladies' hair from II A. NJ to r. NJ The sys-
tenn of which he the inventor is easy it is inge
NOUS, and in few lessons will enable his pupils to
most satisfaction. Terms-12 tickets for 81 60
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The TrGdesrnan who claims FOR his goods
superiority which their real merits do not warrant is
to be condemned and dcspised. GREEN No. Aston
House, is confident that his shirts made to
not he surpassed in the world Gentlemen residing or
soiourning in New York invited to test the truth OF
this assertion.
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Hair Dyc.-BatchelOr's Celebrated LIQUID
hair dye the best yet discovered for coorng the hair
or whiskers the moment it is applied. The wonderful
ease and certainty with which this avorte and old esa
applied At BACHELORs wig factory, No wan street.
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Ocn1ness ana BLINDNESS Curcd.-Thc very
greatest discovery of the age belongs to
Lutener Prince street house east OF Broadway
viz SAFE and nfaable reatme ut for all diseases tile
eye and ear The number and nature Of his cures will
fully prove this claim. Office hoursfrom 10 till clock
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Wigs and TOupees.-Batchcl0r's New Style
OF wigs pronounced the most perfect imitation Of
ture 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.
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An cxcuseless Defcct.-yvith Goldsnith's MD
teacher OF penmanshp accessible to ALL we can't
why every body should not write good hand Phose
who too sensitive join his classes at $50 Broadway
have private and separate tuition at
BILE rates.
Goldsmith and those who need him .--There
are comparatively few persons who would not be bene
lifted by course of lessons from Mr.. Goldsmith Rad
hands he reforms ordinary hands he improves imperfect
hands he periects The time consumed in cectng the
change Is short the expense very moderate. We
nesy advise all whose hand writing below par to Wait
Mr.. G. at his rooms, $50 Broadway.
What Everybody Says Must be True.-And
we say, what every body says that Dr. Howe the cough
candy man. has Of the best cough candies we ever
IL sells well WE'LL and II certainly tastes we'll
Everybody should it, Sold ut all the drug stores In
New York, Brooklyn, and Williamsburg.
To the Ppblic.--In answer to "Thc Faculty,
In Saturday Herald, am pleased to such opinions
cxT in favor of the greatest discovery of the age
and equally sorry to find that such i'll will should re
shown against the dieoycrer simply because he has
positively produced remedy beneficial in ts effects
ard intrinsic worth than the whole Materia Medca be-
sides, and did not communicate 10 to the faculty for
say that had tried all other remedies and phys-
clans that have heard read Of and spent from 81 900
10 s12 COO during ten years Of my wss agony and su
feying from neuralgia before met with DR.. Watts Ner
vous Anlote and can declare, under oath II
cesssy that win that painful disease neuralgia
and II 1t will that what nervous disease IL there sc
win not cure2 And as the antdote stands upon
is en- merits, do not consider myself derding the
j-c-lty,o Ia Publishing tie above facts.
j. y. AEEKER, o. Washington street, Jersey City.
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TUyO LET - THE REAR OF THAT SPLENDID
store No. 5s4 Broadway 30 by rs feet entrance No.
ia Crosby street. Also, large store, No. 90 Vesey
street. with without steam power, the Sixth
railroad Also, splendid basement corner Of Broad
way and Prince street Also apartments in house No.
Broa
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lDVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY

~ E E VENTH PAGE. -N
PERSONAL.
~ A. D.-Y0U WILL FIND ANOTHER LETTER AT
W the same Post Office.
IF MISS MARY BELTON SUPPOSED TO BE LIVING
i in Williamsburg, will call ut B. Corduans No. 10
Lawrence street, Brooklyn or to j. Corduan Brother
No. 40 Reade street, New York, she will hear Of some
thing to her advantage. =
INFORMATION WANTED OF CHARLES HORSAIAN.
alias Edward Smith, who arrived in New York by the
Emma Fields. from Liverpool about the latter end Of
November Any information will be thankfully received
by his wife, Mrs. Horsman at Tapscott's Office, So
South street.
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DUTGERS INSTITUTE-CHET CONWAY AND CHIEF
N Moungoadaus, of the Ojibway nation are to give
of lectures at the Rutgers Institutes commencing
Monday, February 7th. 9th and 11th Exercises in
singing and recatons in their language will be given
Admission 70 cents Children - a cents Doors open at
CL Lecture at 11,.
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THE LECTURE sEAsON.

THE LECTURE SEASON.
TlRANKLIN LECTURES, AT THE TABERNACLE-PRO
IL fessor Youmans gives his third lecture Chemis
try, on Monday evening" Feb at eight O'Clock Subject
Chemistry of Vegetable Growth, J." which will be found
very interesting. Admission, shilling.
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RO0Ms, WITH GOOD, STEADY POWER, 10 LET. AT
III the Harlem Railroad Depot, situated White
street. between Centre and Elm streets The vary
size from 26 by 26 to 105 BY Is; all well lighted
and can be accommodated with any amount Of power
ter, gas fixtures, &C., Immediately connected with the
different rooms Apply daily, to w. A. ALLEN.
Corner If Kim srdE rau .troof.
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CristadOro's Celebrated Liquid Dye changes
the hair instantly to beautiful black or brown while his
Preservatve and Beautfer stimulates its growth and
perpetuates its luxuriance to the latest period life
No. 8 Aston House, and by druggists generally.
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RTIFIC1AL FIOwERS.-YOUNG LADIES WHO UN.
IA derstHnd punching artificial flowers may obtain good
wages and immediate employment by applying at No 357
State street. Brooklyn
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A PERSON-WHO HAS FOUR YEARS EXPERIENCE
"A in the BUSINESS wishes to engage with compa
to refine salt pctrc for those who have all the fixtures
in readiness he viii engage to make the best In market
Address III. 8. j.. Herald Ofice
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Trusscs, Shoulder Braces, Female SUP
porters. instruments for club feet, knock knees bow
legs weak ancles and curvature of the spine; also
very superior elastic stocking for enlarged of the
leg, and elastic knee caps also adults and chidrens
russes and every kind of surgical bandge and belt at
DR. GLOVER'S, No. IL Ann street. near Broadway.
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,eiising House. No 102 Nassau street. of Ann
Adver ements inserted at the very lowest rates in any
pauer in the United States the Canadas The very
payers received BY mail daily and kept for reference
and copies Of each furnished to advertisers The ules
authority and recommendation, the written sigma
lures Of the publishers of the leading daily and weekly
papers, will be shown to those who require It.
W. III. MCDONALD.
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CANARY BIRD EXHIBITION.-THE NEW YORK CA
nary Fancers Association beg to inform the public
mred at their late sixth exhibition has been
removed to the Bird Emporium Of W. r. Messenger a27
ns,. ri, on exhibition md sale commencing Monday
closed out at public auction, ailordiny viry-1--s
seldom to met with Of obtaining birds raised from the
hest stock imported and at very low prices Open
from GA. NJ to 9P. NJ
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Harvey q Wallacc's Office, for the reno
val Of birth marks poypus scirrhous cancers tumors
moles &C., by painless external application, No. 1872
Second avenue corner Twelfth street.
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Gouraud's liquid Hair Dye Ii, without or
septon reservation the very best invented Be
ware Of pulled dyes. Equally celebrated is Gouraud's
Medcated Soap, for curing pmpes, freckes saowness
chaps roughness &c. Poudre Subtitle uproots hair from
any part Of the body Liquid Rouge Lily White and HAiI
Gloss, at No. 81 Walker street, near Broadway.
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w tan Hall-0n Monday evening, Feb. 4 Mrs. Ame-
liza Bloomer Seneca Falls, New York. Rev. Autoinctte L.
Brown, Henrietta New York Miss Susan B. Anthony,
Rochester, New York. will deliver addresses the Maine
Law and Temperance. I'll friends OF temperance both
Admit.ance twenty cents Meeting to commence at
~ O'Clock The proceeds of the meeting will be
pended in the temperance cause
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n0G LOST-LOST ON THE 9TH, A BLACK AND TAN
~ colored Slut short and tail with q chain collier,
whoever viii return her to No SO Pineapple street.
Brooklyn, will be literally rewarded
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Anew YORK HORTICULTURAL sOcIETY.-THE
~ regular monthly meeting will be held at the Socie
tvs rooms, Stuyyeant institute this (onday) evening,
at ~ O'Clock SHEPHERD KNAPP, President.
FETER B. MEAD, Rec. Sec'ry.
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CELEBRATION OF SAINT PATRICK'S DAY.-THE
Convention Of Irish Societies recommend to the vari-
Irish Societies. of New York, Brooklyn Williamsburg,
Jersey, &C. the rrorricty OF uniting to celebrate the
Forthcoming anni Of ircans Patron Saint Soci-
cites wishing 10 join the celebration OF this time honored
festival will please end delegates to Montgomery Hall,
76 Prince street, Friday evening next the 18th inst,
at 7h O'Clock. to make angemens for the By
order of the Convention. PATRICK DEE, Chairman.
THOMAS Cushing, Secretary pro tenn.
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TTNO LET FOR ONE OR THREE YEARS, THE HOUSE
II and lot 143 Chambers street Apply to -
ELLIS POTTER 20 Nassau street.

ITO IET-THE HANDSOME THREE STORY AND
i basement dwelling No. 1865 East Twenty third street.
with sub cellar and modern improvements The lot
nen md stable The er whole n hs hss
condition. Rent $1,000 Inquire of J. I. MILLS, "A
Third avenue
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The favorable Season has now commenced
for the use of Evan Deusens Improved Wahpenen
The attempt which nature makes by per-
SEPARATION TO throw OIL redundant humours by the pores
the skin, constitutes favorable period for the Of
this great specific The bulbs and germs this
son open to receive its sautary influence 1t will change
gray hair to its natural color most certainly produce
new growth. Sold at l2S Chambers street.
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TITO LET-THE DWELLING PART OF HOUSE COR.
of Canal and Varick streets The house is plea
sanity situated it fronts both streets The FIRST
foor be admirably arranged for engaging in any
and genteel business 1t is fitted up with hot and cold
plete repair and lease for term of years given re-
CURED The Sixth and Eighth pass the door
every five minutes The premises can be seen from II
II. OSTRANDER, corner Canal and Varck streets
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VNTANTED, BY THE FIRST OF MAY, FOR A GEN
w tleman, his wife, four children and nurse we'll
furnished parlor with bedrooms attached and board.
Location must he down town, and terms moderate. A
French German family would be preferred Address,
stating location and terms, Box 2 los Post Office.
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Neuralgia, Tic D0loreux, Reformation, and
all nervous complaints, positively cured by WATTS
Nervous Antdote This is not assertion but fact which
can be proved by the testmonyof hundreds of most
Ann street, one door below Nassau. 81 Der bottle
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A WELL EDUCATED SINGLE GERMAN, WHO HAS
IA been ix years in this country, and both speak
and write English wishes to obtain situation fore
man on farm or to superintend some public business in
the country. No objection TO go South West. The
beS Of reference to ability &c given from his present
employer. Would be dsengaged on the first day Of
East New York Post Office, which win receive prompt
attention.
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TTNO LET-THE UPPER PART OF THE -FOUR STORY
u DIV Cling house No. 10 City Hall place. Can be seen
between two and three O'Clock, p. N. Apply to A. j.
DELATOUR, 251z Wall street.
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DSI UrSILON FRATERNITY. WILL. BE
meeting Of the graduate members of the Psi Epsilon
Fraternity held in the small chapel of the New York Uni
yersity Monday evening, Feb Z. All members resi-
dent in about this city particularly invited to be
present A. OGDEN BUTLER.
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TITO LET.-MILIINERS, DRESSMAKEfss &C., DEsI-
4 rous Of obtaining the whole part of house,
with elegant aarge rooms on the first floor and fine yard
situated ON the west side of Broadway above Grand street
for term OF four years. be by address
ing yeritas, Broadway Post Once
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VIyATCHAAKER WANTED AT sEHxEL,s
w No 302 Bioadway.-.
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ITO BE LET, AND THREE YEARS LEASE FOR
Il Sale-The house known as the Fairfield County
House, 81 Bowery, corner of Bayard The lease win be
in complete repair contains twenty eight rooms has
Croton water kitchen range, &C. Apply on the premises
between the hours of IL and p. NJ
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BsVAHDINtA AND L<UDl1INGa.
A LARGE FURNISHED ROOM, ON THO SECO.yD
n floor to let at twelve dollars per month TO gen.
teman, lady and gentleman in private family with
partial board required Apply at 1856 Canal street op
posite Leght.
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VITANTED-TwO HALL PORTERs, FOR FIRST
wv class hotel In this city 70 save trouble, the
wages win be ten dollars per month Good reference
quired. Apply this day, to morrow, at the employ
ment agency Office go East Fourteenth street. between
Broadway and Fourth avenue N. B-Some first and
secondcss cooks are also very much wanted also
some Protestant nurses.