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WATERING PLACES.
f,CoPER HOUSE CoOPERsTOwN, oTsEGo co, n
" Y, by ALBERT NJ. STUDDAhD late Of Barnum's u,

H1a "sss1
for the Of yislssrs Every
IN the Union For beauty Of scenery and amuse
~p asS ooou,od b, tbs late
FeppimOre Cooper the distnsrlshed American noyc. has
hotel The lower win remain the when
X and a IN the . will be found
aad foreign authors East Of THO main building (which
an sdaiiopn building thirty BY feet three
Gs hs v s ana , anns
introduced into tho second stories Of both buildings
odea music retansd .hroarhoSs season grounds
Entirely separate from the hotel building hss been
with Sssi,as allsys billiard
who desire 70 keep their establishments which
'H tie 1ass Sas GOOD
Sns 9S %rs IS e, o ns s s
a n m s miles d s
river which broad and majestic sit
M vs. os as .H 1a Gs% o The sve
psu sprns vash I s al the arn merit
fss dsss ;'y y
for ' r. Plain S mes daily rSI hs
mantle The siage eomoan;. have pledged them
ec9omms dnnn leaving at A. NJ Will FURNISH
ssabag pasnsors reach oopcrsown in ten hours from
Of leaving New York. At the time parties
wsh leave Cooperst0wn do at hour by Civ
ing few moments notice At tho Office
TILM PARK HOUSE, STATEN ISLAND. OPPOSITE
u Newark Bay. Tho subscriber would respectfully an
to the citizens of New York that he
magnificent place for the reception OF military and hrc
pnnies and excursions of all kinds This house
directly opposite Newark Boy, with beautiful lawn IA
front Of about ~ acges shaded with Gins and willows
and fine target grounds in the making IL Of tho
delightful rts for psrties within hundred miles of
York Boats leave New York at rier No ], N. Il, every
hour and half for Port Richmond, which Is ABOUT 1--WE
minutes walk from the above house. D. RODGERS.
HAMILTON HOUSE, FORT HAMILTON L. LIS
Ii within twenty minutes sail by steamboat from Now
river st ~ and II A. NJ, az 4 and O p. NJ. Return,
leaves Fort Hamilton at and Ia A. 12ls 2l 4and6R
L. NJ.
AXE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUsE.-TUIs no.
IL tel Is open for visiters Lake Mahopae largo
body OF water ering about fifteen Is the
range mount which form the Highlands of State
abor Gften hundred feet above the evcl Of tho Hudson
riyor about fifty miles York The air
ighuui cool and heshul. No mosqutocs other trou
besome bRccs The lake ofthc the Croton
Fishing aud boating In abundance Gregorys Houes
the margin 81 the lake. and paps will DO spared 70
who visit tie place. Persns who wish TO yist the lake
take the Harlem cars to Croton Falls thence
them to the lake. q distance of about four miles.
SEA BATHING. MANSION HOUSE, LATE NORRIS
- HouseJ Long Branch N. J.This first class house. NO
open for boardes uated the shore at Long Branch
s;Crdng al tho q sen bathing ard psassn
Christopher Thomas Haght and Golden Gate leave dsily
from Peek slip, Bsrelsy and Robinson streets.
.F, SAMUEL LAIRD, Proprietor.
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SOM y syUHpS


ok ONLY FOR BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESI-
plC denee in the pleasant village of Roovale, adjoining
lakeland where chm and number Of private dwell
being erected nc crops Of almost every kind be
growing clnsI to any Long Island and the
much admir- Cd Lake Renkopkoma 1850 desirahe building
lots and 20 farms will be distributed 600 shareholders
tho LIST of august 1853 Each subscriber for only SIS will
receive nptee deed for four building lots 81 by 100
feet eash or farm Of f.om two 70 20 acres This is
opportunity to get clear Of paying rents IN this
city ard owning DELIGHTFUL and healthy country residence
the city where the domestic comforts of family circle
be fully realised and where 600 building lots ADD about
$50 farms have already been sold farms Of
and upwards can no. DO had If ap sd for mn at
from $50 to go per acre as regards tho quality the
soil refer to statement which made ut the American
Institute at regular meeting Ct the Farmers Club he
2lst Of June instant and without any knowledge Of mine,
from which sttcment the following IL extract Wig
with respect to Long Island lands which had been
much talked or at the two previous when discussing
tso subject Of "ss1 soil the following fact record
the south sde Of Long Island about forty miles
good as about lakeland station He has this grown
mates tie carrot crop at eight hundred bushels per
from six to seven S thoaaand dollars fsr The
Gss n taton soils better than is AZ but short time
being t;n left CHE books win be close IN few dsys applied
s broadway where maps and plets be grats
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81 railing iron fence for farms, Re-, No 32 Broadway
private ns parks lawns, dwellings, 40 from So cents
TO $40 per Iron tedstesds the complete assoy
nrns vases tctchiggs posts sprsg chairs sottre mat
trcsee towel stands hst racks umbrella stands
No. DO Wiershams celebrated railroad farm fer cas-
from CO to 81 per rod. Tho subscriber offers largest
stock Of iron work In the United States alt
MS 9v msnnseture at excsedny low prizes Superior
quality Of hair and husk attreaees JOHN WTCY,
ERsnAM warehouse Nc. 3l2 Broadway; works Nos 57 %
and 81 Lewis street. -
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OCULIsTs AND AUEt,Ts

SIEC1AL NOTICE TO THE DEAF.-TaOsE PERSONS
~ whe contemplate consulting Dr. LUrEN Err ocuiist and
anris ~ Prince street southeast will
plonse call until fnrther notice Mon lays Wedneday
ard Fridays, from A. w. till p NJ on Mi other ID
DR. engagements are full and complete DR. L. has no
connection with other person. either this or othe,
cities and no would caution tho deaf sgant
quacks using their oils &c All letters prepaid and
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Sis l2l0o-OPYICI RECEIVER
q Taxss No New City Hall Nst!os Il hereby given
sDt the first day Of August nex and that wiz chen
DO pared 20 receive the taxes charged thereon.
ysmbsr ext win receive deduction Of interest a
the first " December next One per will added
all taxes unpaid ON the frst Of December next
Hours for receiving taxes from A. NJ to 2P N. Bank
able money only received
HARVEY HART, Receiver Of Taxes
n B.Persons have their bilis by applying this
Office and are requested to give foil and descp
items OF their property and thus errors Also
guire for personal tax, n any.
New York, July 20, 1853
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sA3ensnts nom De mines synsd BY We IsAigh Csal
ana Navigation Company show an Increase Of lo4ls
t.s from the entire region the sAipmsns are yet short
~ q. o0l tens
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EXCURSIONS.


u The superior steamer ARsENIA viii make an exear.
sion every day. p spndays hreHh the Narows to the
Keyeort Leave Of chsmbers three o'clock;
dark way cots Til. srp aaaris gsi ,@
view 81 the Bay and nsrssr Of Msv Yo.l s9S is decidedly
CoINEY ISLAND HOUSE, LATE cRoPsEY'so CONE!
4 ss vo s as n y
table Viii faVcfass that any house ass
visits Of the rns puSo
rfss i the world
70 SE ,ms, COVE
Kennedy having chartered the above boat make an
excuraon TO New Rochelle, Glen Cove AMI Gleswroi
sSafi, a'sse tss gs
sS t's re Tsns 70 @ I'd
Pm, Captain takes this opportunity Of saying to his
Rns Pp Grateful
he trns By good to merit Of tn.
Dinner provided Fare % cent? each way. '''''
GUSHING AND corlLLoN EXCURSIONS EVERY
day in the wsok-The sea steamer Here captala Han
lssTs ssrsss % PEEK Is
pier md 30, Mn sssI9Cs 'y r. Dinner
,, T TS,, FOR COMFY IsISSp ASs
way The ns~ and splendid steamer ECONOMY cspssi.
eascr Fort Hamilton aud coasy Island leaving ss fol
loSs t.
yISt S sFiRs S ;t5Is. K T. * rM
Leaving COMFY Island last trip, Mt 6i p ".
The end elegant stt amer BAH60so, will also leave
ss follovs--
ffgEsi'ss H. s's'' s.: 4 assa H. NJ
stopFi vt Fort Hamilton the last trip night
The G. DURANT will also cvery sunday, Ieavina
SpinE street at II and ga and pier at aud oook
JOHN \. R0DnAN, Agent
SUNDAY EXCURSION BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
~ Newark landing ut BERGEN pontiara 1o eapts each
way. The steamer BUFFALO,, Capt, hpning Smith. win
for Newark Sunday froI foot OF Spring street.
GIs o'clock Robinson street Mt O'clock A. NJ rcturn
ing win leave Commercial Wharf Market street, Newark
ate o'clock, L. NJ.
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MATRIMONIAL.

NEATRIMoNy MADE EASY, OR now To yyTg a
WI Professor Lawson boston formerly Of I,o.
don, will send TO address, OF one ao,y rot
paid, plain direetioaa 20 enable ladies' or
the devoted sneetios o. OF oppo,ite "a, =,
their hearts desire. The process ,asle Inn ~
osptivatne that 81 mey Be married Irrespective Of sse
appearance, or o0sitoh, aud lsg. though sass Il s
be with such ard dcacy that sssction
In possible Address Profs Lawtop Boston Msss
No letters stex from the Pest or unsss Tire gastege
aid $3.50. =
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, sc.


NNATCEES AND JEWELRY.-THE SUBSCRIBER IS
w selling all description of
SILVER WATCHES, wEIRY AND SILVER WARE,
At retail at much less thas the usual prices.
JURGENsEU WATCHES
Real Jules Tusenep watches received ~ arrival
sith certificates from him with each watch warranted per-
feet tmekse.ers COOPER WITCHES ..... 60,
Gmebecpsrs. IsDFPENDENT SECOND
ad quarter ond watches for timing horses and gold and
ysT cold nocte which run without
Watches shich run eight days.
ENAMEL WATCHES
for ladiep some in hunting cases
for ladies' some in magic
WATCHES,
which change into three different watches.
WATCHES WHICH
and turn the hands without any key.
Zine gold lepine WATCHES four hoies jeweed ... SS
Gold ename,e watches for tho ladies' IS 90
Gold English patent levers Observation-Disclosures. 30 90
Gold English patent levers. hunting cases IS 10
silver pateht levers as low az III %
Silver dotschcd levers ~ low as ........... IA m
and all other styles OF watches at lualy low prices
DIAwoNDa.
Diamond earrings pns bracelets finger rings and Crosses
for ssfo nc much less then the usual prices.
All Kinds Of geld chains, puro gold welding rings gold
keys and SEALS gold pens and ncs gold and silver thin
b,es bracelets reastins Gun pins ockes earrings gold
oliver spsctaclee gold tootpoks charms chateao
chains &c
SILVER WARE.
sterlir silver spoons cups; isrk psnkniyes napkin
ard jewery exchange sill watches warranted to keep
good time or the money returned
All Kinda Of watches and cieehs cleaned and rspsrcd N
ths BEST anIc-, ut much less tbsa the usual pr
GIOKGE q. ALLEN,
Importer Of watches and evelry whooess and retail No.
II W all street, second door near broadway.
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ExrRs FAY

LII UNITED STATES NAVY SAILORS, WHO
served IN any United states vessel in the Pacific
At any time from 1876 10 1882 promptly receive their
sxtra dortlo pay Of EDWARD BIsSELL Agent and Date
Purser, United States NAVY, 10 South william street
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~ hers strect-Beats leave New York, for the Uaion
dock at A. M; Report dock att A. M. Union dock ut
3P NJ; koyport dock Mt y. Al Roturnirr leave Key
rot at N; ORION 1t ~ AMs Keyport a. 4. 81.
2 cents Stages leave the arrival ~ tho boats
Nid5letown Point Freehold acd Bank Shrewsbury Long
Brnpch, 40 Unien IL tie port ksyporfths property
Of the Florence and Keypott Companysituated the
jersey shore, directly opposite the NArfows.
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ysJRJvrTUysM.

~ from ss g $1,000 The largest assortnent In the
United Sta.a Sets made in numbo-, color and
sat all tastes GILLIEs a BYRNE. manuf,oturers 5ia
Broadway few doors above Sprng street east side
gIIJ RAe.rs s.tEts,a '~@'f
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TIKI EENHrEss

SrATEN ISLAND PERPENDICULAR AND ExcUn.
- zion trips to staten Island Fare 81 cents Boats leave
the foot nf White III street. south side of tho Battery
New YS.k a. ~ snd''o,5 A: aud ~ ~ and "a Y
hour aaoys aud extra boats at ~ and % A. NJ.
AZ and ca p. M; night 10 O'clock
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II me JUTIAGE SEWN ACMEs
~ good land Lrt mile from Rossvlle and Tottens
landing. the river Good bathing privileges, &C.
Terms easy. apply to lie MOTT CO., No. i3 Chambers
street.
TNo HARNESS MAKERs.-TO BE DISPOSED OF A
business with snug trade the best chance offered
to beginner branch shop For address apply
at Mr. Dents Fhnx Hotel 60 Main street Brooklyn
Catharine ferry.
TO sRINTER3 FOR SALE, Two NJ gGLH CYLfN o sR
i Napier presses calculated for either book news
paper work. made order for work; tnsy will
print sheet ixt2 pehes bed is 1856 inches Also
hand press ALSO, 5o01 lbs CT sDsJ pise go
lbs OF English ype. All nearly and viii be SID
st great bargain. Inquire Of JAMES CONDOR SON,
~, 81 ard !3 Eeekrcan street.
WORLDS FAIR, ls53.-LEONaRD Il BENJAaIN'S
w Billiard Tables wi the latest improvements in ST. lie
finish large tty of the above sale and made
ready for shpneu at the lowest prices
LEONARD BENJAMIN, 1872 Broadway.
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SPAULDING, THOMAS h VAIL, IMPORTERS or
~ goods for mems No. IL Jo1n str eet offer
comprehensive tock Of his AID coang nan
and fancy cassineres and estip trimming
qualities to the choicest which they invite
the attention Of buyers throughout tue country.
CILKS, LAGES, EMBROIDERIES A GOOD AsSORT.
- ment OF summer fiiks, with fall paids
broeades &c also, oniten valsncanne and Poi lace
collars chemizcres and trimming laces of all do
scripops emir' dered chcmizttas lecves collars skirts
bandksrchiefs, banda and tsnninqs which ofefei
low prices. TIFFANY CUTTING 32l Broadway.
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AT MEETING or THE WAsHIN Gr0N CONT
IA mental Guard held July tho 18th inst, tho following
resolutions adopted VIZ
Resolved That tender heartfelt thanks TO Messrs
Carrot and Peter lerrance Of the totunda saloor
In Latina Observatory for the liberal supply of refresh
m.nts Furnished after atqntng parade In hover
the visit of President, Franklin Pierce tho l4th
inst; also TO Aeesrs. Greenfield 4 Co.. Of the Ladies'
Saloon In the building for Refreshments furnished
On same oocasiop also Go Warning Ltttng Esq foe the
bind invitation to viii the obseryatoy aad tho extensive
minds; and
Resolved That we fhrnish Ito above gentlemen with
copy o. thefs lions and publish the in the
herald ioHNN ETnnMSnrER, }commi.too on b. half
OLIVER u. sTIVERs Of the Company.
CoLDIERs WANTED FOR THE uNIrxu srArsa
~ cavalry service Recruiting rendezvous 10 rsns st
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REWARDS.
REWARDS.
WC0n REwARD.-LIST OF THE JEWELRY STOLEN
pOOU Wednesday. the 20sh j. st. from the

@0OO REWARD LIST OF THE JEwEIRY STOLEN
s1pied ~ Mes.rs sa1 6omSsii'r aa Francisco de-
& sws esH Hp 4 A. l. s @ 'Sqs %
:sMrr';in. diamond nsoalaeo vim about thirty
hind 70 . ue Is and ns 70 be n uitS
amss y vs a
monss i o pair round asmGas gt6 ds
pair large diamond earrings small gold ehain with its
fore S 3 Esa as rs aa ss
TIE bo,to two agate red and the other with
pair na sa w oS
s ssaps sfa fs'ss SsvaF s on
sos
Il and sar@ d. ring sss %ds Of one soil sGa
links the form Of ehaia with ad.snnea Of garues
sa TX &
aaoiss stone and small GOLD BIRD lie branch three
the others Auins leaf larger u the other
f"s Tns "si
three hundred dollars for the discovery anl return Of TIC
rssoSetsd TssNsisco De silva, Ia Canal Street! a''
500 REsARpalosT OR STOLEN, ON Tus EYE;
dardsn porte moonaie eSntaains four bis q oas hun.
ar,d R S e Sa9 " BE- 81 the sS Of
bills Sd HE y & the re- to s.
ward and no questions ASKED
300 GEwAan TUE HOUSE or THE UNDER.
oesi NJ o. tie instant and robbed Of about sixty
p ,sss II I. t"isS
thu rect sbove cream spooae
laree silver lsde, worth SIS S2l marked NJ W.,
gold lever watch one gold chain ard pencil the latter
marked LW bosom rios Of persons dnvaaablc
rings marked in part Theodosa =. Hayden $50 gold
tgfs) tvo daguerreotypss set gold. gold
plated alec undry pieces OF silver utensils for the table
valuable papers &c. HENRY TOWNSEND. Refer 20
tbanie Hayden, 40 William street N. Y.
New Haven, july %. 1853.
US0 REWARD LOST OR STOLEN, ON THUR DAY
spOO night between III ana IL O'Clock in posting do
Fulton street Brooklyn, 30 Broadwsy New York in
neighborhood of the Hospital russet calf skin pocket
book, containing about 500 in bills OF different banks;
ae several amounting 20 about 81 100 check
for $3.50 the Mechanics Bank. Of B-ookyln TIE pay.
mept the notes and check been stopped r.
fndcr returning the Same TO Mr. JAS. e. SrOSeA No
1871 Fulton street New York shall receive the
retain tho money, aud no questions a. cd.
OK REWARD'-LosT ON TUE ODD INST, A HAIR
sFC bracelet with gold clasp, ettered the outside
Y e on the In side the words Ny Mother" The owner
prizes in consequence of 81 hur being her deceased
mot hers The finder s receive the above
ing IL ut room No. La'orge buildings $50 Broadway.
CRY sTAL PsEhCE
CUPERINTENDENTs OFFICE, CRYSTAL PALACE,
~ July rs, 1853
The public lcspc fuy informed that tho Crystal Pa
lace now open every day u exoeptc bet che
Acurs Of 10 O'clock ~ and o'clock r. NJ until further
notiee. = -
Children under twelve years Of age % cents
n.y purchased at lie entrances 70 the Cr,s.
Saiace or - the music stors of VIM Hall Son NO. 239
JOHN ". BaTCHELDER
Secretary OF the Snper intendents
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HOa SEES, CARRIAGES, &c.


EoR SALE. GOOD FAMILY OR CARRIAGE HORSE,
sixteen hands three inches high. and well built; i've
years old ALSO bay mare old fifteen and
drivers, waran,ed sound and kind in ali harness To
seen OF 40 East Fifteenth street, Fourth
E,OR sALE--A BAY HORSE, SIXTEEN HANDS
high sound and kind in single and double harness. aud
can trot his mile in three minutes Also lot light
harness Cnu be at PHILLIPS Livery Stable 40 Car
mine street
EoR sALE--TwO CANADIAN PONIES DIRECT FROM
Canada age and fourteen hands high sound and Find
O. Donalds liquor store, 345 Third avenue.
TOR sALE-ABAY MARE, SIXTEEN HANDS HIGH,
Fix years old warranted sound and kind, free and
fast traveller excellent saddle and Of
Reade street Inquire Of DANIEL L. SMITH 65 Pearl It,
E,OR sALE-A VERY FINE YOUNG GRAY HORSE
warranted sound and Kind and good traveller. Also
hsndsome Light carriage ard harness The whole to be
sold bargain the leaving the city. Can he at
Rourkes livery stable, Amity place Apply at 9S William
street
E,OR SALE.-A FASHIONABLE SECONDHAND
eafrate IN perfect running order team Of hoses and
warranted sound The carriage and horses will be sold
separate or together Apply at the livery stables 80 North
lDqur. at HITE BUTTS livery stable OF Eliza
beth and Bsyard street Also large Newfoundland dog
lust ARRIVED FROM WESTERN NEW YORK, AND
Stable Third avenue and Fifty seventh street, lot of
superior horses consisting Of pairs and gentlemens road
horses.
NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 81 CROSBY STREET.
gray roting Has trcted his milo than
minutes, and new sold for whom II may concern.
1,OP BUGGY FOR SALE.-A HANDSOME AND WE'LL
built top buggy, which been only mouth.
rays Livery liable between Uniyrsity
place snd Fifth avenue.
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CIV SNiAL PAE.hNE
= - - -
THE NAVY.
TIJH MILITARY.

THE GREW OF THE FRIGATE CONGRESS Will, be
4 paid of Monday 18th instant, at tho Navy Yard
Brooklyn a. j. WATSON. y
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MACINTOSH GOODS -GESTLEMEN IN WANT OF
wi fine Macintosh waterproof DO supplied
At G BISHOPS India Rubber and Gutts Psrcha Ware
house Isl Broadway.
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0100 REWARp-IOsT OR STOLEN on THE EVE
plVO ming OF the 2s nstent at the entrance Of Nioos
Garden, porte moonaie, containing four bills Of
dred dollars each, be the Bank o
and Bank Of North america together with small
bills aud spe. lie The VII, return the s.
TRACY, No Beaver street, will receive the above
ward and no questions asked
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CTAIRS, STAIRS-STAIR HAND RAILING.-TU.y
y intricate but beautiful branch of
ed and moulded by machinery pitch patterr
ofany kind wanted to suit kind Of stairs circular
eptcal In ~ accurate aud unerrng surpas
lnnd labor FOR elegance perfection At hall
cost tair brackets. newels ballustes scro
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VIANTED-IN RETAIL DRY GOODS STORE A
" smart boy. who acqusnted with the city trade.
None need apply except those having knowledge of the
business To such good salary viii be given Apply
to II. SOMEKS, 80 First avenue.
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PT RSDNAL.

~ Friday I'D inst from the stable in Twenty sevent
street, between Fifth and Broadway A reward
two will paid any returning the dog TO th
above place.
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WANTEn P FER, NAN coMPErfNr
l Cedar street. FIR Henry Fake.
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HOU sEs, ROOMS, ere, WANTED.


TTOUsE wANTED-TnE RENT NOT TO EXCEED
$500 per annum with modern improvements in good
order ard pleasant location h2her than Fitieh
street east est OF Broadway. Three mouths will
he ppd in advance the rent to begin the st of September
The advertiser, having sold his house would
qure to store his urniture dinner 20 q feet
stories. address Applicant, Herald Office
yVAN1EI TObIRE-A SHOP sUTTABL FOR PIANO
w forte vanishing and polishing Address WIN. TAT
PER, leg Es at Twenty. ixth street
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yyANTkD-A GOOD AND EXPERIENCED SALES
w by ison house. receiving butter cheese
and other country produce. Salary $1,000 Apply
| at IA alter street.
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&S REWARD'-LosT, ON TUE ODD INST, A HAIR
sFO bracelet with gold clasp, lettered the outside
u u the In side the words Ny Mothern The owner
prizes IT, in consequence of 81 hpr being deceased
hers The finder s receive the above by eay-
ing IL at room No Laforge building go Broadwny.
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ASTNOLOGI

AEIss BRUCE, THE SEVENTH DAUGHTER, CHLE-
M brated In Europe predicts tho future Dreams
lives sure advice in love and an IRIS Ladies 90 eents
gentlemen ST. Can be relied most priginAl and
profound ORACLE " all in distress douot dcultv Citi-
invited to test her oracnl. gifts Her
Canal street one door from Broadway
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yNTANTED--A FIRST RATE LIGHT CARRIAGE
w maker to take charge of shop in Detroit 20 whom
good wages will be paid Inquire at Snow Andersons
lrm ter yard Of and eighteenth street.
Tuesday, 2Gth inst, between and O'Clock.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-02-02

lion for the oregn-5 born citizen BY the epessou,
and absurd propositions for his enfranchisen en, tn.
whig organ 10 be playing the game; and n
atone for its recent manifestation OF natyisp intimate.
It's readiness throw open he doors of the Senate 10
sons owing no allegiance to this government
The Republic may preyarcate and myssy as its neee,
sss may demsnd but il cannot escape from the eonse
quences OF its ilibeTal and sarcastic rebuke OF IN.
foregn.bo citizens who presume to the pry
leges OF The native American. The editor of The Rsp.J
liz. fortunate MORTAL drew his first breath Avenine
and "was fed in infancy the Sabine berry; ba The
exile OF tyranny who seeks shore for and liberty
is best rude barbarian fl only for the aud amuse
menl OF the proud and proscriptiye "Roman." Washing
ton-such is the doeful apprehension OF the REPUBLIC
is 10 be crushed between Dublin and Paris. and an p
curson OF emigranis from a,herland is overrun and
desola,e American society WHAr BECOME OF rHr
AMERICANS?