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The weekly Placer herald., 1853-08-20

Its our opinion, says Il contemporary,
that if number of gentlemen are sitting
together, II king SenSib y upon some sen
-hle subject, and Lady enters, they inn
mphiatey commence talking fo"lshly,
and keep il up until she makes her exit
"Did YOU attend church to-day 7" said
planter to his slave.
"SartaiiI, maSsa,' was the rep y; "and
what two mighty big stories dat preacher
tii trlt?"
"Nhat stories we're they!"
"Why, he tell de people no man can
serve TWO masters; now dis Is de fuss
story. knSe you see serve you, my ole
rnasSa, and also young maSSa John. Den
de preacher says, he wi love de one and
hate de other, while de Lord knows !
hate you 6of"
The question swhv printers lid NOT
succeed as we'll aS brewerS, has been
thus answered: Because printers work
for the head, and brewers f,r the stomach,
and where twenty men have stomach>,
hut one has brains.
MAGNETIC TELrGRArH.-Tfle Tflegraphir
wires are now stretched ainig the Auburn
aud Grass Valley road, from the former
10 within four miles on the latter p zee -
The npoSsihility of procuring Il sutfi ,ie'I
quantity of wire has prevented the fu !
completion of the work, but we hear the
DELAY arising from this circumstance Will
speedily be obviated. Sac. OPion.
FxpEcrep.-We understand that the
celebrated singer, NJ le. Rosa JhrqueS, l.
expected to make tour to California at
AN ear day. This young lady sang in
company with Jenny Lind through En-
rome, and created IA MARKED iuror wh+r-
ever she went. Her personal charms are
said To he as attractive as her vocal pow
ers are excellent. Times g. Trans.
A French Fleet is expected ut the Sand
wich Islands, with warlIke intentions. =
The U. S. 'frigate St. Lrwrence and
~lnop Of war Portsmouth, are at the Is
bands ready To put "stopper" on this
French movement.
Richter says, "No man can either live
piously or die righteouSly without IL vile -
4 vrrv wicked barlielor Of our acqn lin
tance SAWS to this, 80 yes! sufterns> and
severe trials purify and chaSten the heart"
An OK, weighing $500 pounds, and per
fectly white, raised in | lnois, and IA five
legged COW, were passengers on the David
White, at w heeing, on Thursday. They
are en- route for the Words Fair at New
York.
A cow belonging to Milton Buchanan,
of Lincoln, lndiann, recently gave birth
70 seven calves. This is the most extra
ordinary and prolific COW ever mentioned
in print. The cow with her little flock,
however, all Gied.
SoNoM. ITEMS. - Bishop Allemana
prenched, in both English and Spanish,
to large congregations last Sabbath, com
posed principally Of native CalltnrnlanS
Part IF the services OF the day was de
voted to bapsiSnls and marrlages-tw"
hnpuv couples having been united. I'h"
CaIit1rnians celebrated the happy events
in their usual Fictitious style. bulletin.
Nor USGRArE uL.-One effect of the
aid sent by Philadelphia, New York and
Boston, to Madeira, is that when an
American vessel approaches The island,
the fishermen and Others salute her with
cries of "a good nation-a good nation"
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SAN FRANCISCO.
AGENCY.

THE undersigned is the sole agent for
the transaction of all business con
npctpd with The office of the "Plarer
Herald" published ut .4uhnrn, for
the city and comfy of San Francisco.
Communications and advertisements will
meet wAh prompt attention II left with
him M his office advertisements re-
<prctfullv solicited. J. F. DAMON,
No. l6l Kenrny street, San Francisco
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yerp3anlx s. NlcMsslsiGa,

AND general dea ers III Groceries,
a Provisions and Liquors, fire pro"'
brick store, Csutrni Wharf, between
Montgomery and Leidsdortf streets, S"'
Francisco, Cal. ~ All orders from the
,.olntrv viii he executed with the strlctesl
attention and dispatch and guaranteed.
slI If
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CENSUS OF GREAT BalTAIN The Cen
suS of Great Britain, in 1851, has just
been pub i>hed in two thick volumes. =
The number OF people returned were
2l,l2l,967, "f whom lO,356,04S were
males, and O,7S5, ,9l9 females, thus giving
the ladies the advantage. On the night
at the cel sus 1924 were sleeping ON
harges (veSsel>,) 9,96! in barns, and 0,277
in the open air or undrrtent The nuiI
ber of families in Great Britain were
4,3l2 1888; inhabited houses, 9,C43 SAL
l'he towns, villages, &c, IN Great Bri-
tain, 1850. The British Isles, 500; IN
hnhitpd, lis. Great Britain has upwards
of 81 millions, and Ireland upwards of 6
millions Of souls Angle<ey. Jersey and
The Isle of Man have $4,000, aud Guprn-
spy, Lewis, Skye and Shetland over 2 -
600 These numbers, however. rapidly
descend in the remaining is and- from
10, 900 to | 900, 500, 400, 0, 40, 80, 90,
10; and, fina y, at Inchca IN, an appanngr
of Fife, there is all island with one man
only on it.
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HCba G. Weihe.

NTHOLESALf. and retail dealers in
w Cigars, Tobacco, Snuff. Meerchaum
and ClAy Pipes, &c. No. l6l Kearney
street, San Francisro
All orders from the country promptly
and faithfully attended TO. sll-tf
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yxTM. SHEW, DAG UER r E o

WYNN. SHEW, DAG 6 L f r II Z q =
w TYPISl and dealer in Da2ner
reotvre materials, 1856 Montgomery street
san francisco. MIR. SheW Is nt | tIlnts
prepared to take ,ikene.ses in the M"S'
Improved style. He has also constantly
N hand ii g BOD assortment Of p.ate; c1StS'
chemicals, apparatus, and good l"'NeH
for sa e. Operators about the conn'f!
viii find it for their interest To extend 10
aim IL share Of their patronage.
san francisco, april 0-nS0 If
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San Francisco.
We invite the attention of the mercantile
community and the ublic eenerally. to our
Inig &c and varied stock Of Flalk hocks sta
tit nery. Miscellaneous and sthoQa Books
Rece.vng monthly shl monte fr' m the eastern
cities, we will he enabled to fer to the trace
at all times complete assortment OF articles
in our line at the lowest prices
All our goo DIS are purchased ly one OF ths
firm residing in Tie atlantic States, tr' lIe
best sources, and every advantage VIII u
given oar customers cens;st(nt with the ih'e''
est Of buyer and seller >tatitre1s, Fancy
goods dealers. Fook ellers, News agents,
pedlers and cheap Fubl cation dealers VIII
nd heavy stock of the hest and medium
quality If goods fer tl'em TO select f,tm.
COOK, KENNY 4 CO.,
have established 'in connection with then
Stationery fusness,
LOOK BINDERY IND BLANK BC0K
NAAVFAC TOBY,
complete in all it's details. We are Therefore
prepared to manufacture for the trade at INC
shortest notice. every description OF hlons
Rocks. Checks Drafts Exchange. Eece'l ",a
Pass Books also RecoI Dis. Ledgers Journals
Day, Snles and Invoice Pooks of any desnta
size and pattern, Hryipg engaged the Us'
boo fnishers in the country We are prelai,..
ed to furnish Books which, in point OF s,y,0
and fnish. will compare with those nanu''''
tured in the Atlantic Stalee, ,h,
g have estahli bed in connection WIN Wv
- hove. a complete Lithoeral hi, steer ~"
opper rlate Engraving and friptlFg ee.'n
ishments. Every description Ct Fre'a' -
md Printing done, which we propose 70 ~
rs moderate rates as can he afforded. o
COOKE, KENNY 90,
" 0-3m Stntiouers' Hall, San tranctOOV.
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Leland i'm the Field Agar: :v
TU>T opened, Leland & or; n,"
- Post O{fice Arcade and Pioneer NfSa Ntod
paper Depot, where may always nc ,;"a1 n"1
all the latest Magazines, CheHp RUM" md
tionS and Newspapers from Eurol .nv, a"1
the Atlantic States. All orders tor any
thing in the above line, or for stafi"'rn.'
&c. xvi be Thankful " recei, ed and u"r, a"n
nally attended to with dispatch, aS '"'''
as the cheapest. :.,o,s
GEO. H LELAND g. CO., Propr'e'o,,a
New Post Office Arcade, near uep''
Delivery, San Francisco.
Jan. %, '5S-n2O I'm
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AN ECCENTRIC ARTIsT.-lt is stated
that landscape painter, of no extraordl-
nary merit as AN artist, is making quite "A
sensation at Paris He has gained dis
tinction hy his hostility to the ideal, an!
his passion for the actual He paints the
most ugly landscapes that can he found.
He enlvens them with figures of very
plain females, dressed in the most shabby
rowns. and III fitting honnetS; and all this
because nnattractlve sights are more fre-
uuently met with than ngreeab ones;
because ladies without charms are more
numerous than ladies With them; aud be-
cause the prevailing styles Of dress are
unhecoming, aud in bad taste. This he
..nllS reahsme. At the last two exhlb-
itions, this mans hideous pictures had n
colossal success, merely on account OF the
ecrentricity Of the artist.
A ph losopher is one who opposes ma
ture to love, reason To custom, conscience
to opinion, and judgment to error.
Evil ro Is off some minds like dew OFT
cabbage leaf; not drop will sink in.
They who know how to give, have
gained The portal; they who know how to
deny, have entered the tempe.
They cannot be on the best terms with
God, who are always quarrelling with
~, L. ind
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-08-20

Derfumery, PerfaaHheTy---A large
L anil most extensive assortment Of PERU
merry just received and for sale by
r. II NcUONALD.
molly No l39 street sacramento
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Fall Of the Duke Of Orleans,

Fall of- 1857
1t is considered that, the death Of the
Duke of Orleans, hy fall sealed the fate
of The Orleans dynasty even before the
flight Of Louis PhIlli e, hecau$e the Duke
was so mnrh beloved thar, had he been
alive, he would have been accepted as
king on the APPLICATION of bis falher, LOUIS
philliue. The Bladder.
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lie IOlloWilG tdDlt HtVtS tnt VA : WI
which the State elections for the present
year are he d throughout the Union:
States. Time
Alabama, LIST Monday in August.
Arkansas, lst Monday in August.
California, lst Wednesday in Septem.
Connecticut, 1>t Monday in April.
Delaware, 1st Tuesday in Noven.
Florida, lst Monday in Ortnher.
Georgia, lst Monday in October.
Illinois, lst Tuesday in Novenl.
Indiana, lst Monday in August
Iowa, l>t Monday in August.
Kentucky, 1|t Monday in August.
Louisiana, lSt Monday in Noven.
Maine, lst Monday in September.
Maryland, lst ednesday IN Nov.
Massachusetts, 2 Monday IN NOV
Michigan, lst Tuesday in Nov.
Mississippi, 1st Mon. and Tues. IN Nov.
Missouri, lst Monday in August.
New Hampshire, 81 Tuesday in March.
New Jersey, lst Tuesday in Nov.
New York, lst Tuesday in Nov
North Carolina. 81 Thursday in Aug
ONO, 81 Tuesday in October.
Pennsylvania, 81 Tue>dhy in October.
Rhode island, lst "Wednesday in April.
South Carolina, 81 Monday IN Oct.
Tennessee, 1>t Thursday in August.
Iexas, l>t , ondny in August.
Vermont, lst Tuesday III Stpteii
Virginin, 4th Thursday in May.
Wisconsin,, lst Tuesday in November
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The river Amazon is likely to he open
ed to steam navigation much soonerfhan
was expected; and if il is freely opened
ii will he the great eveiis of the day
Gen. Echenique, the President OF Peru
Mas already taken steps on behalf Of that
1sovernment, to put on the Amazon swo
iron steamers, each to cost about Sl0o,ooo
,xhose business is to he the exploration OF
the river and it's branches. Al nations
are to enjoy the benefit of tbs trade, traae ana ana
commerce. The Emperor OF Brazil we
~ or.tif;ed TO learn, so far from resisting
,his Peruvian movement is co-operat'"g
w;,h il He has conceded to NATIONAL
tain priyi eyes, in conjunction with Peru.
The company was tn commence us WORK
in May lasr; and although we n"'s -"
definite information that it has real ne~
gun. vet there seems TO be no doubt that
]. was intended to 30 into operation either
in June or July.
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Military, Regalia, Flag, and
Trimming Emporium.

\ .}lA;:a'.S:: ;:::;::::::: ;:'.;::: 81: g: =
,uI other orders, supplied with all KINDS
II Res lila, together with AL rtces>ar>
turniture used in L"dge Rooms Al>".
levels, S,,nrd>, the Free Maaon'$ Mon
nor, Stewart'> Nanue Masonic Pockr
Manuel, Odd Eel oNs Iext Book, 'n.l d.
rest of the Laws of the !. o. OF q. +.
Military and Fire companies furnished
NTH equipments and trimmings OF every
description. :,
Blnners, fl ,gs, enSigns, Badges and all
Kinds Of embroidery done on HE most re-
iSonahle terms.
constantly on hand an assortment OF
ladies dress trimmings, &c., &c.
d. NoRCRoss,
N, 143 Sacramento Street, above
Montgomery, San Francisco.
san orders promptly atterded to.
Iddress box 80, Post Office. o2 2m
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At tTucker's~-WATCHEN AND JEW
"A ELRY Another m n gnifrent Invoice o.
Watches AMI .Iewelrv. inst eceived bv the
Golden Gate. and will be sold at prices which
will satisfy the purchaser. J w. TUCKER.
n39 3m Montgomery 1t ,Sap Francisco
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Tust received ana &or saie ny
81 J ". TUCKER, one Of the largest and
finest assortment OF Watches ever offered fo
sale, and at fair ,alue No. l26 MontS"m
4ry street, San Francisco Je n30 3h'
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STATIONERY, MAGA-
ZlNES AND CHEAP IJE-
LEGATIONS.

E7MBRAClNG all the principal works
~ Romance, History Poetry, Travels, etc..
~ the most eminent and popular authors o.
the ointment, England md America.
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~ Hacker, Wholesale and Retail Con-
~, factioner. No. $50 Clay Street he ween
Kearnev md Montgomery Streets Shn Fran
cisco Nza.. Orders from the country respect
fully solicit ed and promptly attended TO. 6m
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Elections for 1853.

The following table gives the days on
which the State elections for the present
year are he d throughout the Unon:
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Nor UScnArE ~uL.-One effect of the
aid sent by Philadelphia, New York and
Boston, to Madeira, is that when an
American vessel approaches The island
the fishermen and Others salute her with
cries Of "a good nation--a good nation. "
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CCOkE, KENNY & co.,

sTAlI0NLRs' HALE,
.N0ntg gC11try sfftti, c0amtr Ct .NTthdnfl
San Francisco.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-01

A A MEETING or THE CITIZENS OF THE ELEVENTH
"A ward, held at A avenue C, corner Fourth street
the 2Sth day o February, 1855, Mr. H. Ii. Bshop
called to the chair and Mesrs John Anderson Jr and
John IL. Houghkirk, appointed secretaries. The
chairman stated that the meeting convened in
quence OF certain newspaper reports of Indictment hay
ing been found against Wesley smith ESQ the Alderman Of
the word, charging him with official misconduct. On
motion 81 Mr.. Mosher, committee was appointed to
draft resolutions expressive of the of the meeting
the subject. The following named gentlemen-John
Mosher John II Baxter Hiram Fngle Barnard Kelly,
benjamin Mcfarland Terence Smith, Richard Valentine
Aaron j., Rollins, and William r. Craft the commit
tee and reported Tho following resolutions which
adopted By acclAmation:-
Resolved That have learned with surprise that the
Grand Jury for tho comfy Of New York at its February
session, presented m Indictment against Wesley Smi
Esq the Alderman Of our ward charging him with acsa
of official mis- conduct
Resolved That, aside from the principle that every
shall be deemed 20 be innocent until by competent evil
dence he Is proven to be guilty, have unshaken
fdence in the personal ana on ill integrity OF Alder
Wan, whom He ave kAornanh respected IRON his child
hood, and who has uniformly discharged the duties of his
Office 10 the entlge satisfaction 81 his constituents. and
oiat he u etisiedsto and has warmest sympathy
mud s,ipport.
Resolved That the rarte stmony OF informing wit
nesses, Who upon their showing, unworthy Of
confidence at the hands Of any man. taken before body
of grand inquisors themselves either prompted by
hyes which not APPARENT actuated by prejudice
passion false testimony, is not sufficient to faint the
good name md fame OF ahe citizen
Resolved. That tine system of grand jures is alike
lifted TO ntu and dangerous to the rights and
liberties Of republic; and that in view of the improper
to which its powers may be put and the necessarily
Amited knowledge which those bodies allowed by law
il eminenty proper that should
not be allowed any weight the formation Of opinion
1f the guilt ot person charged by the Grand Inquest
Resolved That copy Of these resolutions, signed by
the President and Secretaries be sent to Alderman smith,
and he published in the New York Herald Tribune Times
True Democrat Evening Post SUM- Courier and Enquirer
and Stats Ieatung
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-01
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.

L,OR SAIE--A FINE BLACK HORSE, SIXTEEN HANDS
IL high years DID, kind and true in single dou-
BILE barnsss and IA warranted sound in every respect
Can be at the Arcade Stables, Clinton place Eighth
street For fnrthe particulars apply at 12s Front street.
rear ofncc, mp stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-01
REMOVALS.

ID EM0vAL--wM. IT. BLAsHFIEID, IMPORTER AMI
III obber OF sk goods laces and embroderies has re.
moved from 81 Gear 10 Inc store No So Ii
berty street. second door west from Broadway. He in
vies the attention Of purchasers TO his stock Great
ducements will be offered to cash buyers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-01

yIyHE GREAT INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION OF 1853 TO
i be held in Dublin --Notice-The exhibition will be
opened on THURSDAY, the 9Th of May, 1853 The manu-
acturers Of the United States respectfully requested
contribute specimens OF their skill and industry to
this exhibition. All articles which shall be approved by
the Committee will be transmitted free OF charge from
New York to Dublin and those remaining unsold at the
coseof the exhibition viii be returned free of charge to
the port of original shipment. The exhibition building
will he bonded warehouse and the British government
have undertaken to introduce act Of Parliament for
the protection from piracy of persons exhibiting in
yenons For copies Of the rules and regulations for
ton required, apply at No. III Pearl street. Hanover
square by order of the Committee, j. G. HAIET Secre
tary. The New York Committee il composed of the fol
lowing gentlemen to whom reference can be had -Thoo-
dore sedgwick Esq, Richard Bell, Esq, G. Edward Ha
bicht ESD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-01

AHUslC TEACHER.-A LADY, LONG ACCUSTOMED TO
lNl tuition on the piano forte singing, French draw
ing and the English branches desires situation in
family school California the South preferred The
most respectable references given Address w. Music
Teacher at Mr.. Ganders 1856 Grand ST., Williamsburg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-01

~ 4 c. FUTILE NONCOMPLIANCE SALE OF
IA elegant furniture 10 be sold to pay advances.-A.
O. Tuttle win SELL Tuesday, ut los O'clock l02
Brosdway large md wen selected stock of superior
cabinet furniture, consisting Of psror furniture covered
in brocatee and hair cloth sofas tete etes, eegeres
large chairs, centre and sofa tables, extension tables
library bookcases dressing bureaus French
bedsteads ball stands enameed cottage SUITS counting
desks chairs &C., forming great variety, which
will be sold for cash to pay advances Catalogues ready
tbe morning Of sale. NB--Goods will be packed and
shipped at moderate change, or may be stored on the
premises til LIST May.
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FOR SALE.

1NoR SAIE-AN OYSTER AND DINING SALOON, ONE
IL of the best locations in the city, doing good
business Opposite Essex market Persons looking for
business Of this kind will do well Ito call and said
saloon will be sold at great bargain, the pro-
prieor is going out OF the business Call the premises
:57 Grand street, corner OF Essex.
EOR SAIE-A NEAT AND CONVENIENT COUNTRY
residence sixteen miles from the City Hall in West
chester county handy TO railroad schools churches he.
The premises consist Of neat and convenient cottage
house built by days work. also, carriage house. plen
of shade and fruit trees grape vines, shrubbery, Ac and
the very best Of water The situation perfectly healthy
and within short distance Of the far-famed Ashine
further particulars, inquire Of HENRY BREvOORT 20
Beekman street, or Of W. H. BOLAER the premises,
East Chester.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-01

0Isiietts Music Saloon, 320 Broadway, Is the
only place IN New York where large and general assert
efof music and musical instruments be purchased
cheap for cash. Persons of town, sending for any
article rely being served well il cent by
NiiLkr importer, and agent for Watts Ahtidote.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-01


A NTHUNY j. BiRECkER 8CCrl0SEEI,- -LARGE
n and peremptory sale of about go bes rul building
lots and between New Brighton and ronpkins Vile
staten Island ae the property Of Or. j. g. Westeryeit
liz ANTHONY j. Beeckcr viii sell at public auction
Thursday, the 10th day Of March 1853 twelve O'Clock
at the Merchants Exchange in the city OF New ork,
the following desirable property, VIZ :on Staten Island
about $40 choice buioirg lots. forming nearly cght
ascks of ground, situated and bounded by Westervelt
avenue First Second. Third, Fourth liith, Sixth, aud
Seventh avenues BY Brook street. situated Staten
island AID between New Brighton aud Iompknaviile.
The whole Of this property j. within Eve minutes walk of
both the New Brighton and rompdnSsile ferries The
average time from any portion Of tho property to either
Of the above ferries and from the ferry in New York to
Wall street its vicinity is within forty minutes by
steamboat either FROM New Brighton lamphinsyille
every half hour fare 6lS cents, and, by communication
lower than any stage line in the city 81 New York From
the entire property there is view OF Sandy Hook
the ocesn, the whole Of New York Fay, Long Island
ehore FROM Fort Hamilton 10 williamsburg the East
and North rivers Newark and Newark bay. The agent
Of the property nay be every day during the week.
setween the hours OF 10 A. N. and o'clock P. NJ at
Jones' Nautilus Hail, Tompkinsyille ferry Staten
Island who viii give all the necessary inorna ton The
streets opened and graded The terms ten per
gent the auctioneers fees the day Of sale forty
per the delivery Of the deeds and the balance
may remain bond md mortgage for five years,
suired. For maps describing the above property apply
10 the euctioneer, No Broad street New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-01

A FRENCH YOUNG LADY WISHES A SITUATION IN
n private family, especially for the education OF
young children. Understands sewing in all it, branches
and embroidery, Apply at lb8 Franklin street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-01

VXTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG AMERICAN
w girl, situation seamstress in private family
Is dress maker by trade Can be seen for two days. In
quire at 2S4 Grand street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-01
DANCING ACADEMIES,

NEW CiA'sSES.-BROOKE'S DANCING ACADEMY AT
~ bis new Assembly Rooms, No 3o1 Broome street -
hso new class for children Wednesday afternoon
rom 70 o'clock elAss for ladies and mises ON
hesfay aftsrnoon from till O'Clock A new class fog
Eentiemen Tuesday evening" from Z tin 1Ok O'Clock.
The school Will continue open during the whole year
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-01

DRINTING Press WANTED.--ANY PRINTING OFFICE
L having second hand Wa shington Press, No l or No
in good order and cheap may beer OF laycr by al.
dressing Printing Press, Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-01

NEW YORK SADDLE12S' BENEVOLENT SOCIETY,"
AS Ihamem6ers ore requested to attend the regula
quarterly meeting Of the society TO be held Mt Military
Hail. BowerY, Wednesday evening, % inst, at eight
O'Clock Puncual attendance is requested BY order OF
The President, HENRY HAlNER, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-01

StFAMsTREss wANTED--IN 4 SMALL PRIVATE IA.
~ rily One Who understands -eNipe fine shirts and
bring good recommendations, may Amply at the first