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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-15

ANTHOLOGY.
AIRS. ALVIN, RENOWNED IN EUROPE FOR HER
N skill in foreteling the future has arrived and will
furnish intelligence by interpreting dreams law matters
love- by atroogc books and science She tells TO la
dies and gentlemen the of the they will
and the of her visiters Mrs. Alvin speaks the
English, French and German languages. Residence, $50
Bowory stairs Stanton street Once hours from
10 A. Al. to p. NJ. Ladies 80 cents; gentlemen 81.
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CRoTON AQUEDUCI DEP ARTMENT-To CONTRACT
~ orsSealed proposals, endorsed Proposal for in
Heser street" be received the office of the Croton
Agueduct Department. until Monday, the 18th day of April
1853 at IL O'Clock M to build sewer with the
receiving basins and cuyerts in Hester street from the
street to the westerly curb line of Edrdge
street being in length about $40 feet The plan the
md specifications for the building of the and all other
information relating thereto can be obtained application
to the Water PuIveyor at this office NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Croton Aqueduct Department.
New York. April u. 1873.
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MEDICAL.

DR. JOHNSON, 10 DUANE STREET BETWEEN CHA
Dtham and William Streets apprzes the citizens of New
York and all otherswho require his services special
class Of diseases that he be consulted usual
old established Office where he has prscsed
for the last twenty four n. B-A perfect cure
guaranteed in all cases, or no charge made
nR. WILKINSON, FROM HIS LONG ExrERIENCR
IL be relied on to accomplish speedy and
without hindrancc to diet business Onioe No
Bowery. Hours from A. NJ till 10 +. N.
DR. CLARK, MEMBER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
IL New York, DO consulted at IS Canal street. tive
doors east Of Broadway, for quick and Once
hours from to ~ A. NJ, and from to PIP. n.
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- UORPOR ATAON NOTICES.
CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERR,
by that petitions have been presented IN the Board
Of Aldermen the Of sewers in the following
nsmed streets within Forty sixth street from Ninth to
Tenth avenue also in Third avenue from Forty ninth to
Ey-third Also in the Board OF Assistants for
Crosby from Houston to Bleseker street. and
also Thirty nth street from Lexington avenue to point
Eighty et Of Fourth Al persons interested in
Abe above and having objections thereto requested to
the In writing the Contract Clerk at this
NICHOLAS DEAN. President,
Croton Aqueduct Department, April 7, 1858
CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
" BY given to the owners, occupant 0ccu-
of all houses and lots improved unimproved lands
affected thereby that the following have been
completed by the and in the oce OF
Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all persons IN
terssted For grading 10th street. from Third
to Harlem river The limits embraced by such assessmens
include M the several houses and lots OF GROUND vaoAn
1os pieces and parcels Of land situated on oth sdes OF
10th street from Third to Harlem river anu On
both sides Of First 100 feet inches norm ana
Of 10th street. All whose are ~
nbove named and who are opposed 70
either Of them requested to present thesT
In writing the undersigned at their once NO. nan OF
Records Within thirty from the date Of this notice.
$fsH|As }S Sts'Sq1 Assessors.
oes Of Assessments, Street Department. April
IT,
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DROFEssOR ROBERT HELLER THE GREAT
Wizard Of Wizards, and Prince Of Conjurors continues
perform nightly at his Saloon Of Wonders Chinese Build
ings which the centre Of attraction to all amnsement
seekers The Rappng doing good than the
public are aware Of humbug pleey up.
Second sight wonderful Admission Is cents;
reserved feats 80 cents children, halfprce. Box once
pen dali from to
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NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-TO CONTRAC-
~ tors.Sealed proposals. endorsed Proposal for
in Forty sixth street, also with the Of the
persons making the and the date of it's
will be received at the once Croton Aueduct Depart
ment until Monday the 18th day Of April 1885, at IL
o'clock NJ to build with the necessary receiving
at Seventh Fifth avenue being length about
feet The plan Of the and specifications for the
building of the and all other information relating
thereto, can DO obtained on application to the Water
Purveyor ct this office. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President OF the croton Aqueduet Department.
Mar vi ALL
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DANvARD'S PILGRIMAGE TO JERUSALEM AMI
- the Holy Land is open, at the end spacious
and evening Painted from authentic draw
sve tour und raken expressly for the work. Mr. B. viii
explain the paintings personally Picture at M and
Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons at O'clock Ad
mission, 80 cents; children, half price.
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TyHE NEW YORK AND LIvERPOOL UNITED STATES
Mail ships comprising this line, ths
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Observation-Disclosures ILLUSTRATED OPERA
- books with music al pagesD and English and Italian
text az pagesin all % pages) Price % cents
tain ed at H. MOORES Merchants Exchange Hanover st.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ILLUSTRATED OPERA
- books with music al pages) and English and italian
text az pages ALL S pages Price Is cents Can be OBJ
tanned at II. nORSFAlL s, 5G BroadMRY.
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y books, with music al pages and English italian
text az pagesin all % pages1 Price Is Can be OBJ
tanned at J. N. GiMBREDE'S oes Broadway.
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IN matte Company hereby notified to attend meet
ing and rehearsal, Tuesday evening, April 49, ct ~
O'Clock precisely at 1863 Bowery second floor NJ B-Any
ladies gentlemen desiring oiE this company do
by applying at the above address said night by
plying personally by note post paid TO A. BATTER
SON, 124 Atlantic street, Brooklyn.
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THE BALL SEASON.

FTNHE GRAND MASONIC FRATERNITY BALI. OF FREE
j and Accepted Masons Of the State of New York. will
take place nj the Metropolitan Hail. Wednesday evening"
March o, 1853 The hall will be elegantly and appro
pratey decorated for the occasion bod gorhs full band
is engaged Supper under directions of hessrs vesey
Nblos and Moat OF broadway Tickets 81 So can be Oh
tanned at the principal hotels and of the following
mittee, representing the different lodges in the city
James Fowler st. Johns No. l. A. Hrsch Ind r. Arch 3
J. T. Robinson, Holland, s.; Potter Kauth, Trinity u;
Henri Quantin, LUnon Fran. IL Enamel Lyon Abrams
90 b. W. Osborne, Benevolent 2S; p. Ternan, Monhat
tan, 62 c. d. Brown, Lafayette Ga sewal T. Fisk Mari
ners 81; A. A. Burns MONTGOMERY, es; 7 L. Bemis, Ma
VAL 3d. W. n. Wooacock Anglo Saxon, 1877; George Skin
ner, Ocean, 1866 s. G. Swartz Atlantic 17S; r. Ahrens
Ger. Pilgrim, 49, J. 6. Koerner Knickerbocker 1872;
Elias Combs Independent 1885, T. L. Tmoat, Darcy, 1877
D. W. Van Rper, Marsh, 1888; T. W. Farmer Mum, 100;
Alden s. Crowell, Lebanon 49, Charles W. Wllets, Bene
VIOLENT 1872: j. W. BREASTED, Tatt, 10f b. Barron Excel
sor, 1885, A. n. Brewer York, 1871 Benjamin T. Rhodes
Sentia, 1885, NJ. fisherman, Harmony 1870; c. s. Wescott
Joppa, 20l; J. T. Fnkclmier Zschokke 202; r. Dawson
Iempar, 2o3 Sam'l Browning Palestine 20a Jno Falco
Hyatt 205 H. f. Browne Empire Cty 2o8 Geo Donald
son United States, 2O7 Eeazer Ayres, Atwood, 2oS g.
H. Jackson, National, 209 James Ellis Worth, 2l0; JOS
A. Hy,S, Eastern Star, 227 G. 0. BARTLETT Enterprise
u.s. Eckel Navigator 232 J. Y. snodeker, Pacific, 3s
al George Cross Delta 242; Charles Wright Eureka
243; A. p. Moriarty Hope, ga William Cummings Polar
Star, 245 Z. A. Peck, Arcana, 246; William Gardner
Charter Oak, o49; +. W. darlington, j. d. Willard o5o
Joseph Cohn, Mount Neboh, 257 Caspian scrck, Her
mann, 26S Charles Cocks, Charles Walworh, 2J1 Robt
d. Holiness Mystic Tie 272 John G. Brcen Metropolitan;
27S; luckey, Arcturus, 274 Charles choey Sylvan
Grove 15; Il. G. Secor, Henry Clay, 277 W. ~ Buckley
Dorc U. d.; Iaac Franck, King Solomon's Lodge, u u
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VALENTINES.


SIRONGS VALENTINES VALENTINES ALI. THOSE.
- who have any interest in valentines the doinqs
OF the little god Cupid and those who have not
fond OF the fine arts generally invited to drop At
SIlOSGs great valentine depot, 9S Nassau street and
examine his multitude of specimens For many years
past strong as been the largest valentine manufacturer
III America, giving everybody the allest kind Of sntisac
ton His assom' mt this year il he u.s. far su
perior TO that OF any cyious aud well worth the
examination OF all From his facility Of manufacturing
thcm andthc extent Of his business In that line he
enabled TO offer them at the very lowest prices Can and
zee FOR yourselves Dealers requested to call before
purchasing eewhcrc liberal discount TO the trade
HTAIEN1INES FOR 1852. j. C0zANS Nos lOt
aud io8 Nassau street, Successor 10 Hncstis K
Cczans has now ready splendid stock Of valentines en-
veopes, lace paper, &C., mostly new designs which are
offered at reduced prices Dealers win be supplied on the
most liberal terms in lots from S. 70 81 900
viii find IL to their advantage to examine my stock as he
valentines are superior 10 any manufactured heretofore
VALENTINES l--vAIENTINES ESPECIAL. NOTICE
70 buyers-Al valentines purchased at the broad
way Post Office and book store, 422x Broadway near
Canal street will be delivered TO any part of the city
south Of Thirty street free Of postage. splendid
ss.0i tinvnt nanu. Gail and examine.
JAMES e HARluory.
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GRAND BAL DE SARACCO-UNpFR THE MANAGE.
" ment OF committee Of his friends at Nibo's Saloon,
the seventeenth Of February This ball will be the
most fashionable and recherche Of the season. The new
and elegant dances have been selected and the ce
si,ely for the ball. with privilege Of twelve twenty
lessons and circular containing full particularly be
procured at Mr.. Saraccos No. ITO Grand street four
doors west of Broadway by making tion
the number Of tickets is limited IL Ia scarcely neces
sary to alluac to Mr. saraccos professional Abilities the
superiority Of his talents and the rapid progress Of his
pupils admitted Adults who have danced be.
fore taught all the modern dances in single course
obtain tickets at third the usual terms The dances
taught win include the Polka Schotsch Polka Redowa
Relowa waltz, Aszourka, Esmeralda, Cnqt temps Waits
German COtillOns, kc.. Nc
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1TAsONC BALI.--THE SEVENTH ANNUAL. BALI. or
ll the Grand Lodge Of Free and Accepted Masons of
the State OF New York, win be given the Apollo Saloon
Monday evening" the 14th inst icr the direction oil
the trustees OF the Widow and Orphans Asylum Fund
Dodworth's band is engaged, and no effort viii be spared
to render this ball as memorable its predecessors.
be obtained at the Apollo and at Freema SON Hall No
900 Broadway The fraternity viii appear in regalia.
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UkrIfD STATES DISTRICT CoURr.-Nos. 33 TO ~.
SurRTSlE.CoURr.-GeneralTe nn--slotons. Grcut-Nos.
10l TO- a. &c, H. ia, $780, 122 to 126, 10, Is, d.
CoNMoN PrrAs.-Nos. 49, us, al 22s, a67 coj 0i8,
3c8 500, 36S, $50 800. 81.
SUPERIOR CorRr.-(rwo branches. Mos i0I, 33s 39t,
$780, 68, 362 4l, 416. A. AIS Ale, 4c2, 42 4a6 l27
42S 400, 1851 40. 4Sl, AZ. i33 49, 49, 49, a37 4s
4ca 22s, e45, a9s, %, 37s AL, 4t3 to ASS.
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NEAsoNIC.-TH MEMBERS OF DARCY LODGE NO
Vl 49, hereby notified that the alteration Of the
evening Feb 10th. Delinquent members are especially
invited to attend. BY order, A. CoIOvEIONL w. NJ
1. J.. TnoIAr, Secretary.
NJoTICE.-THE MEMBERS OF STATE RIGHTS LODGE,
~ No. l5l o. ofo. F., ofN. N. r., are hereby not-
lied that CIR. Rep. James X. Saunders win deliver leo
ture their lodge room Clinton Hail. on Tuesday even
ing 18th inst. Subject" What is Odd Fellowship 70
Members requested invite their friends and attend
in regatia, with lades. JAS. MONTGOMEIuE r. Sec.
NIoTICE-COIUMBIA GROVE, No. 8. o. A. O. D.
IN The members OF Columbia Grove No. S, u A. o. d.,
hereby notified to be punclual their
the Grove room, No 20 Canal street. National ll next
tue alteration Of the bylaws, and the cxpeliency or
changing the locality of the Grove room.
Percy BErroS Secretary. HENRY PALMER, N. A.
n U. A-WAsHINGT0N AssOCIAmON.-rHE Sc
At the Broadway Theatre, Tuesday evening" February
22d, 1853 Tickets, vhch limited, and bat few re-
,narirg gps"ld can be purchased Of Jame, Griffith
sI8 Grand street, John ii. Elliott, secretary County
Clerks office G. J. MILLER President
DRoIfasTANT ASSOCIATION. SECOND ANNL
In ary Oh Jefferson donge NO. : Oh ny. assocauoh
street Friday evening, Feb 18th, 1853 Addresses
viii be delivered by the following mDisters-Rev J. s.
Il. W. B " Tho oral and religious present and failure
OF America Rev J. b. Finley. Romansm inc ,mpatble
with civil and religious liberty Tickets 20 cents each
Doors open at six O'Clock exercises ut
O'Clock
WINDOWS, WHO WERE PENSIONED ON ACCOUNT
wv Of the Mexican war, may receive information sf al
vantage By addressing W. T., box ,12s Post Office
N0TICE.-RECEIvED, IN NOVEMBER LAST, PER
IN Albany packet, bales rags, do. papers which
have been stored by us waiting for the claim
tbcln They will be delivered proof, and payment
Of expenses JONES Il wHEELwsIGHr,
Nos and Water street. Boston,
TIsIE BOSS HORSE SHOERS or THE CITY OF NEW
Il York par tcuary requested to attend meeting
OF that body, to be held at Mr. Reily's Hernita ~ Hail.
Of Allen and Houston streets Thursday evening
February TO- there win be business of great
brought before them. Come one, come all"
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The Last yy.cl of wet oootl..-As th,. :.

positively the last week OF the salc OF wet goods ut Column
ban Hall, .S1 Grand atreet, would advise house
keepers, and others Interested TO make their purchases
without delay In connection with large assortment of
wet but not damaged linens T. invoice oil rich
silks containing soe00 pieces OF black Gro dc Rim and
plain chameleon silks intended for the spring trade.
Also. fifteen of the newest spring styles Of barge
nc lanes, chintz oolos, together with 200 rich Grape
shawl (plain and embroidered all OF which warranted
free from stain blcish. Oh the above silks the in
voice cost ranges from 9oc 20 81 70 per yard and w be
offered at prices from Soc 10 Zoe per yard Rich Grape
,hawls, warranted perfect and wit iont stain will be
offered from 50 10 sl2 richly worth double the money.
Barogc dc lanes, chintz eolors nyoccd at 35c. 3Dc
viii be sold at 1Sc per yard and in all goods may
be returned II damaged Ia the Ieaa. deg1ee.
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taken in this city emily by ROOT 3e3 Broadway. Root
holds the patent for the States Of New York and New
Jersey.
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Astonishing Cures arc hourly being mNdc by
Dr. Tobias's Venetian Lniment of Group, coughs,
fhroats, chilbains, chronic rheumatism &C. Rccollect
This article IL warranted TO give relief or no money
askcd Depot $40 Greenwich street and for sale by all
ss siuesi.ts Throughout Ls Called -,a.sS IL QUE.
1n1hache IN tAres ninptes
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by the snbscrbcr In tho package IN lots suit Ut
importers prices Diamond act In any desired style on
the premises oS1 Broadwsy cor7or Of White street up
stairs DAVID RAFT Importer.
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Plank of the United States, Citizens' Rank Colimb.
fank, Eastern Bank, Railroad Bank. Merchants ia nj
and United States Bapk--all OF Washington.
A. II. THOMPSON, No. Wall street, corner of New.
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Great niscov.ry-Dcafn.ss aud Blindhess

tNtHt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Wld RTINdhcss
cured Mt 80 Prince reetneafneAs noises In and dis.
charges from The cara, cured in short time without
risk or pain shso partial or total blindness cured and
near, weak and inpnfect sight restored The number
deafness and blindness, BIZ Dr. LUTESEIS newly dis
covered treatment is entiry unprecedented. 0cc so
Prince street. second house east OF Broadway. Hours
from 10 till T. All letters must be prepaid, and contain
81 fee, to insure attention.
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NTFICE CHIEF OF POIICE-THE FOLLOWING rpo.
~ psrty Is at the First District Police Court ann
posed TO BIO stocn0ne copper tube head or ue blonr
ing 10 low pressure boiler steamboat six Iarre has
Of coarse Irvine. Also table spoon marked NJ j. III
at this VAcv, ior which owners are wanted
GEO ", kAISkl1. Chief u Psn,s
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Lovet's WalpeMe Will change Grey Hair 60
s original color, and euro badness beyond doubt. Ca
at his oice ia Chambers street. for reference. Look
ont Tor countefiters. The public that
viii counterfeit bills bank OF ill repute This
win apply 10 the Wahpene.
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A REsPECTABE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AZ
n cbilrens nurse, and to do plain sewing-is os
children Can be for two days at her lAst place, No
us Varick street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-10

WATCHES, JEWELHY, &C.
CHILLING OFF JEWELRY, 60, AT A HAORu1K-s
- Gold double heavy cases Englsh lever watches, do
anchors do lepines do ladies' Watches chains, diamonds
sct " rir-, ires crosses SC. Havana ana domestic
gars, at 81 Nassau street. seccnd noor, front
JOSEPH u. u. 4. CAkAEsA .
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Txventv per cent Reduction In Rca,,y-nnadc

clothing Elegant ralmas, $40 each; beautiful paetots
S12; French cashmere pants, So; plush silk yests ST.
few white attn embroidered nuptia vests So; French
chance GEORGE IEyiE, $50 broadway, corner of White
street.
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the fame OF GREEN y superb shirts has extended Every
where they spoken Of in private circles and by the
press, as unequaed AND orders pour in unceasiny to
the store and manufnctory, No. Aston House.
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Office lat Grand srcctA cieptic treatment OF serof,.
Ia IL sssuredly obtained OF Dr. h. Brown located az
Grand street New Enslands cure have paid him many
debts o. gratitude. New York has the oacr Of hi,
SERVICES Ye afflicted, seize time and ca him. ere Il
ave too late.
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daguerrean gaery No. l89 Broadway IL removed to his
and magnificent gallery, No. $40 Broadway, corner
OF Leonard street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-10

Oouraua's Liquid Hair Dye Il, without ex-
ssption reservation the very best invented
ware Of pulled dyes. Equally celebrated is 6oarauds
Msdieatcd Soap, for curing pmpes, frcches, saowne
chaps, roushness &c. Poure Subtitle uproos hair from
any part Of the body Liquid Rouge lily White and Hair
Gloss, At No. " Walker street, near Broadway.
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DOPULAR LECTURES. -THE CFI. EBRATED PROFESSOR
Williams Is creating wonder and mystery Of Mccckcr
buildings, Beecker and Morton streets On Tue
day night the hail crowded TO The thrilling
experiments in mental alchemy each followed by
dcafcnng shouts Of laughter and applause. Lecture
again al I \, this evening
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VITANTEp-A SITUATION, AS FIRST RATE COOK,
w and would help as laundress, by a very expert
cncsd girl with eScslent city reference Call at "a Sixth
ayenue, in the book store
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ExcelsiOr.-Beebc ~ Co., FashiOnnllc Hat
tiers, l56 broadway. The spring fashion for gentlemes
hats viii be introduced Saturday the 18th oil February
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Hair Dye.-Batchelor,s Celebrated IAQufd
hair dye il the best yet discovered for coorng tho
whekers the moment it is applied. The wonderful
ease and certainty with which this avorite and old
applied at RATGHELORS wig factory, No. Wall street
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NTANTTD INFORMATION or MILES HARDIuAN
w from the county OF Galway Derry Fironge Irelsnd
who landed in New York in October 1852 ANY informa
ton respecting him will be gladly received b. Michael
nonshue No. So Mulberry street.
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A YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS CHAN
"A bermaid and scamstress, would take care of onl
dren She has the best OF city reference from her last
place where she lived for three Please call at No.
Union court, between Eleventh and Twelfth streets in
University place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-10

Wigs and Observation-Disclosures New Style
Of wigs pronounced the most perfect imitation OF
tare yet invented Those wanting very superior article
shoud aall at BA1CHtIORS celebrated wig factory No
Wall street. where DO found the largest and bsst
assortment in the city. Copy the address.
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the hair instantly TO beautiful black brown, while his
PDescrvative and Bcautiier stimulates fits growth and
perpetuates its luxurance to the latest period OF life
The dye applied privately and both sold at Criszdoros
No. Aston House. and by druggists generally.
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tt = EEWARD-CHEfK LOsr.--H. SPEflsY h CO. -
e) check for 1852 so on Mechanics Rank dated Jauu-
AIRY "a Payment having been stopped il will be Of no
any but the owner Mr.. Iieb No. 30 broad
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A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL WANTS A
N situation: Is good plain cook; good washer aud
oner, and would make herself useful in private family.
Has good reference Call at 20l Seventh street. second
floor front room.
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The next time you Invited to take a
drink try Charless London cordial gin 1t is delicious
differing in taste from all other gins and possesses mci
cal qualities which acquired for II the the
entire medical faculty. Office No Z Park place.
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tt = REwARD,-IOsT AT THE TWELFTH REGIMENT
kpeJ ball, drab cloak. Apply 10 Mr. yesey Mt
....blos saloon, this evening
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VXTANTED-BY A BOY, A PLACE IN AN EXCHANGE
w Office Has some knowledge OF the business and
can give good re recommendations Please address w. H.
ofHc
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D0Y WANTED-AN ACTIVE AND INTEILGEyr
boy, about 10 or ID years of age He must write a
good hand and reside with his parents in the CITY, Ap-
ply at Office 200 Hudson street, between and II NJ or
3 and d r. NJ. JAMES PRICE