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BEEF EATERS AHOYl
Bread Consumers and WOpitu DeStrOyerS,
Look this Way!

WYE would beg leave TO hint in the LA
w most respectful and delicate sss.f
manner, and without the least malice ~
afoTelhought," that the inevitable force
of circumst noes has brought Is to the following
conclusions, to wit;
First. That we have to pay money for beef.
Second. That it requires cash TO purchase
wheat and aouf. .l .., a.
Third. That for the purchase OF potatoes.
onions, and such other articles rs can be procured,
We are compelled to dough up" and no mistake.
Now, in view OF The above important considera-
tons, il is proper to be known that unless we get
our money back il is impossible for US 10 keep
up a supply Of the above articles
This is TO inform all whom il may concern"
that we are determined 10 repudiale the credit
business 90 far a. we sre concerned, and DO OUT
II transactions on q specie basia--and that from and
after this date, all who wish to get muck. muck
At our shop must plank down the medium 9th
erwiss ell 'TaRs' win be void and Of no effect -
that is TO say we viii exchange pEOvisions for
ready money only. or in ether words, We must
have ready money for our provision.
Purely GASH--nO fair promises or SLOW notes
taken in exchange for provisions. II the farmers
could be induced to take promises and slow notes
for their butter, beef, potatoes, onions. &C., we
could afford to sell them on nearly lhe some
terms.
All those indebted to Us are respectfully invited
to call, settle up and commence anor on the
ready PSy' Fys'sm. And we w4nt all person.
who hSye accounts, fair promises or SLOW notes
ag1lpss V to present the same for immediate SET
V'''< wrrp = HpRp
Sy@Pia, Jan. "a, 1858, atd
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, 1853-02-05

As was anticipated, the Senate of New
Hampshire almost unanimously concurrcd
with the House in the selection Of Charles
C. Athenon as United States Senator, in
place Of John p. Hale.
, 1853-02-05
RETAIL

PRICES CURRENT OF OLYMPIA, PUGET soUNr
NORTHERN oREGoN-coRREcrED WEEKLY
FOR THE " COLUMBIAN"
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In Brooklyn Jan. 25 by Rev. DR., stearns DR.. ChAs b.
HAMMOND to JuIIA A., eldest daughter Of General g NJ
Ciddings, all sf the former place.
At Trinity Church. Jan. rs, By the Rev. Mr. Weston,
Colonel GEORGE j. JoaSsross 20 HARRIET A. CALLAHAN,
both Of this city
On Saturday jan q at Grace Church. Brooklyn, by
the Rev. DR. Vin,on T. A. ROBERTSON to EMILY, daugh-
ter Of Charles C. Walden Esq.
On Sunday JAN o. by the Rev DIR. Neville Rector Of
St. Thomas Church. Mr. AUGUSTUS Pcs TO Miss CAraARIgE
L. AME both Of this city
In Baltimore Jan. Is, by the Rev Father 0'Bren Mr..
EDWARD STAFFORD, of NJ " to Miss JANE MONROE late OF
County Cork, Ireland.
London Times and Freeman Journal please copy.
At Monroe Orange county N. ", on Tuesday Jan %,
by the Rev. d. Niles Freeland, THoaAs NJ. FREFLAND
Philadelphia TO MARY E. daughter Of William " Mapes,
ESQ., of the former place.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TIVE PUBLIC THINK THEY KNOW. SOMETHING
J. about me from my advertisements Now, think IL
right the public should know what think Of them
First, they form opinions without foundation and deny
Almighty power in creating universal panacea or by
doubling animal magnetism, natures own infallib,
curative yet atribuc spiritual agency account for
its awondcrfu and mysterious power They think
have been trying TO humbug them until they take the
antdo'e and then find out they have been humbuggng
themselves In not taking IL before They show their own
wckedness in doubling me- after calling God to witness
what have said proving they think such impiey prac-
tcable thout truth for its foundation None but those
who would do SO themselves could doubt another prov
ing the beautiful maxim that whatever is is right for
persons suffering from disease pain worthy Of
helng cured they would have believed my solemn
uons before my God of the mighty power Of the Ncrvon
An,doe over diseases and must have been cured N,
one yet can say they took H. and did not cure them
Noion s no more understood BY the public than how Il
square the circle am quite of This that there are
enough pro lie now who know the value Of The Andote "a
make me very careless about who does does not be
hele me hen say have known II fail in any dis
ease but chronic paralysis and consump ion after the
bones have begun waste and that in only three
cases ont Of some four ,ndre1 who all rot we'll
TALBOT WATTS, Magnetic Nervist,
az Greenwich q c,n csnlcs CT lie sogl o. a..lC.e
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, sc,


CEILING OFF JEWEIRY, &C, AT A SACRIFICE -
~ Gold double heavy cases, English lever Watches do
anchors, do epnes do ladies' watches chains diamonds
set in pins rings crosses, &c Havana and domestic Sc
gars, at 80 Nassau street. second floor, front room
JOS. d. ID. A. CAMARA
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STOLEN GOODS.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE, JAN 30 1855
~ An owner Is wanted f6r a book supposed TO have
been solentitle McCulloch's Commercial Dictionary
Apply at this Office GEORGE w MATSELL,
Chief of pnlicn
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Mr.. EDrroR-"JUsIIcE,' $50 HE SIGNS HIMsELF,)
1tl has made statement in your paper OF yesterday,
which consider unjust and uncaed for He states that
the aristocratic clique as he is pleased to call us are
using fraudulent means to have the Mecantie Library
removed to the Aston Place Opera House. Permit
ask the gentleman If may call him, what fraudulent
means have been used 10 obtain single signature to
our memoriaR and also, when is signed by number
of gentlemen residing in State, Warren Greenwich and
Franklin Streets and Battery place and also in Brooklyn
whether they accommodating themselves by moving
the Library farther from their residences? gentleman
that signs himself Justce," should state both sides of
the question: when he makes statement should
deavor TO prove what he The gentleman had better
be very careful he may be caught with his breeches
down. Ono OF the Vigilance Committee Of that Aristo-
cratic Clique"
NTOTCE.-THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE no WHOM WAS
~ referred the subject Of disseminating the use Of
steam by the Hudson River Railroad Company below
Sxeth street. will meet to hear parties interested in the
subject at the Library No. Il City Hall Monday, 3lst
man, VIM. j. Peck, John Boyce John Doherty, s. L. Il.
Ward James M. Bard, Special Committee.
TIME MAGNETIC TEIEGRAPH.-NEw YORK OFFICES,
i corner of Hanover and Beaver streets, and No. 2o3
Magnetic Telegraph Company FOR the purpose of the fur
ther accommodation of the public to keep pace with the
rapidly increasing telegraph business and enable their
agents TO despatch, with the utmost prompttuds AZ
messages that may be offered have at heavy expense
for construction and repairs completed and in active
operation, two separate and distinct lines Of poles and
tegraphic wires, extending from New York to the city
of Washingtonone by the railroad route with i've wires,
from New York e phadsha and four wires from
line, along the turnpike roads, there two wires the
whole distance and the company have stations at Wa h
ingon Trenton, New Brunswick Princeton Newark Jer
sey City Havre de Grace Port Deposit and New Hone.
With seven wires above, and regulations to insure
prompt delivery this company affords to persons disposed
to avail themselves Of the and advantage Of this hid
mode of communicating with personal business friends
in distant Cities an extent Of for promptitude I'M
equaed BY any other line in this country Teleyraphng
but recently experiment has become Systematic and
reliable medium Of business and the amount of thousands
upon thousands Of dollars is daily transacted through its
agency.
PMEs-For the transmission of ten words ess Tex
elusive of date, address, and signature, for which
charge is made,) the prices are;-From New York to
and to Baltimore Washington, fifty cents Open daily
from A. NJ to Top. N. WM. NJ SWAIN, President.
WIN. P. WnrERvEr Superintendent.
THO THEATRICALS.-W' r. FISH, (FROA LONDON,)
l. theatrical and characteristic wig maker $50 Pearl
street. four doors from Broadway Amateur peforman
dress balls N B-Any style of theatrical wig made
four hours notice.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

DR0OKLYN N0TICE.-REvEREND LEVI WEED WILL
ID preach in the Sands street NJ. +. Church Lecture
Room, High street. Thursday and Friday evenings o.
this week Services commence at half past O'Clock.
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tt 4 n REWARD WILL BE PAID TO ANY ONE
DlO giving information that will lead to the dis.
every Of Jane Sddl and her three children from Pock
ngon England She expected to arrive in this city
six weeks ago by her husband Chas Siddi at Patterns
Hotel, corner Of Greenwich and Warren streets.
NTOTICE-THE PERSON WHO TOOK A CASE OF
1< surgical instruments from my Office is ,pec.fuy
requested 10 return the to prevent further expo
ton. l.. j. HENRY, N. D., $50 Wayerey place.
TINHE GENTLEMAN THAT WAS LOOKING FOR THEO-
J. dore Long find him by inquirng at No. 40t
Eighth avenue between Thirtysxth and Thirty seventh
streets
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Portable Dressing Cause.-The most complete
and elegant article manufactured, having every
quisite for genteman's toilet and as travelling COM
panion invaluable. For aae by
g. SAUNDERS SON, No. Z Aston House, and
No. 1887 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-27

Rasolr Lec0ultre.-These Raz0rs have no
equal in their extreme durability and keenness of edge
Can be obtained genuine, at SAUNDERS, No. Aston
House, and No. 387 Broadway
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A T A MEETING OF THE T. f. MEAGHER CLUB, HELD
"a at the Club room, on Wednesday evening, Jan 10
Resolved That the thanks Of this Club due to the
Messrs Lelands of the Metropolitan HOTEL Alex H. Pur
dy Of the National theatre and Messrs Quinn and
Resolved That the thanks Of this Club are also due to
the music committee for their good judgment in selecting
Resolved That the thanks Of this Club also due
the ladies who took part in getting the splendid banner
nual ball and in particular to Miss Banks and Mrs Nc
Nally, with whom the idea first originated
Resolved That copy of these resolutions be published
in the New York Herald and Irish American. BY order
OF the Club. THOS. MAHEk, President.
4 USTRAIA.-MR ELLIOT OF ARKELL ELLIOT
IA LAG Pearl street. will sail for Melbourne about the
American house there in the shipping and commission
business He therefore respectfully socits consgnments
Of ships and merchandise of all kinds The most salts
factory reference can be given.
CELEBRATION OF SAINT PATRICK's DAY THE
~ Convention of the Irish Societies recommend to the
various Irish societies OF New York, Brooklyn, Williams
burg Jersey &C., the proprey of uniting to celebrate
the forthcoming anniversary of Irends patron Saint
Societies wishing to join in the celebration of this time
honored festival will please send delegates to Montgomery
Hail. 76 Prince street Friday evening" the 28th inst,
at Il O'Clock to make arrangements for the BY
order of the Convention THOS. HERMAN, Chairman
THOMAS CUSHING, Secretary pro tenn.
~ BRoDIE, PROPRIETOR OF. THE NEW YORK
Vt. Manta and Cloak Store 81 Canal street has just
returned from Paris per steamship Arctic and will in
few days exhibit stock of French goods made expressly
for hsown trade by the celebrated Madame Wisneck
Co., Saint Armand, Vve Patel 4 Berger, and others
Wholesale buyers respectfully invited to call when
the day Of open ng rs announced.
r ONE STAR.-THE MEMBERS OF EMPIRE DIVISION
IL No 1, of the O. Of /. s., particularly notified to
attend meeting Mt tn air Friday evening next
~ o'clock, 28th inst BY order Of the President.
JAS. b. HETHERINGT0N Recording Secretary.
NIECHANICS' INSTITUTE ROOMS, NO. BOwERY.-
1vl The third series of Mechanics Institute classes
architectural, mechanical perspective and ornamental
drawing, figure and ornament modelling also mathe-
mates, viii commence on Monday evening" January 81
at the Institute The will consist of twenty
lessons in each class. Terms TO members SO 10 non
members, 81. Apply to Actuary, in reading room,
from to 10 O'Clock, +. NJ J. K FISHER,
G. d. HISCUX, COMMITTEE.
J. I. FISHER,
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Comb Factory, No. 3S5 Broadway, where
can be choice selection of tortoise shell and buff
falo dress combs of the newest patterns Combs re-
paired. Articles for the toilet Of the finest quality
A. & J. SAUNDERS, 3S7 Broadway
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Ship Stun, Of all qualities, can be had, fresh
ground at Croton mills, Cherry street, near Pike.
HECKER 4 BROTHER
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The most Painful COrns Removed, free from
pain danger also Dunons and bad nails successfully
treated, by Dr. J. UTTEFTD who has thirteen years'
practical experience In this city Rooms 498 Broadway
spposite the Art Union Roomsfor ladies and gentlemen
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Magic Cream Eminent will be found certain remedy
Thousands have tried IL with great sold at 25
Greenwich street, of Duane; Guion corner Of
Bowery and Grand street. DR. Hunter 10s Six ID avenue:
in Brooklyn Of Mrs Hays, IT'S Fulton street Price rs
cents.
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CRIDMoRE GUARD--ATTENTI0N.--T THERE WILL BE
- q meeting of this company on Thursday Jan ~ at
seven O'Clock 7. NJ at 81 Pike Slip punctua at tend
ance is requested business OF importance win be
acted. By order, HIRAM MoORF, Ord. Sergeant
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TIE BALL SEASON.

NTAS0NIC-TIIE SEVENTH ANNUAL BALL OF THE
INl Grand Lodge Of the ancient and honorable fra.
ernty Of Free and Accepted Masons OF the te Of New
York under the direction of the Trustees of the Widows
and Orphans Asylum Fund will be held a. the Apollo
Saloon, Monday evening, tho 14th of February 1858
Dodworh band is engaged Tickets 81 each to admit
gentleman and ladies. may be obtained at Freemason
Hall, No. GOO Broadway; at the Apollo, or Of
JAMES HERRING, Chairman Of Trustees
TTNIIE SECOND ANNUAL BALL OF COMPANY A.
i Tenth Regiment N. Y. 8. NJ will take place at the
Apollo Rooms this evening Dodworth's band Ia en-
gagged. Tickets can be procured at the door.
TJNfiE GRAND FANCY DRESS AND CIVIC BALL OF
the season, of the Monte Christie Association, will
of ut the Apollo Rooms, on Friday evening Janu-
airy 2stb 1853 Mr.. X. w. Williams will be in attendance
with costumes Tickets to be had at the Aston House.
Mercer House James Cragin, Florence HOTEL f. Z. Fox,
Arbor.
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the hair instantly beautiful black brown while his
preservative and bcautifer stimulates its growth and
pcrpetuates its luxuriance to the latest period Of life
The dye applied privately, and both sold at CRsTADO
Ro's, No. Astor House, and by druggists generally.
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u EPUBIICAN RIFIES--TT0MAS FRANCIS MEAGIER,
IL Colonel-A meeting Of the officers of this regiment
win be held this evening" at eight O'Clock at No.
Q Military Hall Powery. NJ. +. NAGLE
p g. CoomAN, Secretary Acting Adjutaut
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T ONE STAR-THE MEMBERS OF EMPIRE DIVISION
IL No l, of the O. Of L. s., particularly notified to
attend meeting at tn air rooms, Friday evening next
Z y o'clock, 28th inst. BY order of the President
JAS. b. HETHERINGTON Recording Secretary.
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by lat the reduced price OF Is Jones Italian Chemical
Soap even the worst cases; pmpcg eruptons freckes
&c. makes dark or rough skin smooth and white as
child Persons with bad hair asounded the effect
Of Jones' Coral Hair Restorative tits beautiful superb
and makes the hair grow dark. Depot 400 Broadway.
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Watches--Julcs Jurgonsen, La Vallette, Ju-
No Hreres Acntaudon Duehsns Bautts Brsguet Nardin
and the most celebrated European watches
for sale ct importers prices at 3s1 Broadway OF
White street, up stairs. DAVID RAFT, Importer.
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hair dye the best yet discovered for ooorng the bar
whiskers the moment it is applied. The wonderful
and certainty with which this avore and old
bBshed hair dye performs astonishing II Is for SALE
applied at BATCtIEL0RS wig factory, No. Wall etreet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-27

Watts Nervous Antidote Agency removed
to No 38 Ann street. door from the of Nassau
The Antidote is the only and speedy cure for all
kinds Of diseases neuralgia, tic dooreux rheu
matism, &c. Price 81 per bottle
j. PYNE, No. SO Ann street
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TIE LECTURE SEASON.

T ECTuRE.-ON THURSDAY, JANUARY q, AT 8
IL O'Clock, P. ~, in st. Lukes Hall, Hudson street,
of Grove Opposite the Episcopal Church the
Rev John Little viii lecture the Abuse of Fiction"
Tickets 25 cents TO be had at Messrs r. Carter Bro
Tiers 1856 Broadway Messrs Nelly Ola sord SO Cedar
street. and Mt the door the evening lecture The
entire proceeds the benefit of the Sabbath school of
Westminster church.
DOPUI-AE IECTURES-SECOND SERIES AT THE Ia.
l. bernace.-Hon. Horace Hreeley viii deliver the rst
lecture this evening January q, at O'Clock Subject
life, Times, and Public Services of Henry Clay Tick
cts % cents be had at the bookstores and at the door
Members Of the Mercantile Association will obtain their
tickets at the desk of the Library, at members usual
rates. Next lecture by Rev. DR.. Tying
DHRENoLOGICA ROOMS, Alb BROADWAY, CORNER
Il Of Lispenard street. open day and evening for lee
lures, examinations, instruction, and advice. This
Thursday evening, public examinations; admission
free Friday evening, Dr. Redfed on PLY sioynomy Sa
turday, free lecture and chronological examinations
DOPUIAR MISUNDERSTANDING DEVELOPMENTS
are being every other night evnced from achimisei
subjects before crowded houses. Professor Williams
gives another Of his most interesting lectures this burs
day. evening at Blocker buildings Of Blocker
and Morton streets Go carly Commences at half past
O'Clock.
r ECTURE ON WOMANS RIGHTS.-MRS. " OAK
IL Wood Newcomb will deliver the frat lecture of this
course, at Woods Minstrel Hall, 44 Broadway, every
evening this week, rain shine.
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| HAT TIuMMERS WANTED-TO TRIM FINE SOFT
II hats Constant employment will be given, at fair
GRAHAM : JACOBS, lo7 Water street between Maiden
lane and Burling slip.
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root II is beautiful artcle-makes lather like soap,
whitens the teeth hardens the gums the BREATH
mouth and tongue His solution Of jet is the best and
cheapest hair dye madedyes in three minutes without
injury Price shings for the dye shillings for the
other Sold at 4oS Broadway, Y, K5 Fulton street,
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THE MILITARY.

irish RIFLES, ATTENTToNi-THE FIRST COMPANY
OF Irish Rifles meet for drill every Thursday evening
AT half past O'Clock, at Centre Market Drill Room
and every Monday evening, usual at No. Cha than
Hail. Chatham square. By order,
MICHAEL h. HOGAN Secretary
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WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A
w situation seamstress understands making shirts
present situation, 1885 West Nineteenth street, near
Eighth avenue.
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ENGINEERS wANTED-TO ACT AS AGENTS FOR ].
~ loves Steam Pressure Gauge, ~ Dey street. New
York. They must have ten dollars cash. and BY that
amount Of investment they realize nrst rate
salary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-27

Embroiderles, Ssc.-selllng OLE. H. New
man, No. 695 Broadway, between Fourth and Amity
streets offers his stock at reduction of from is
70 70 thereby securing to his customers greater
bargains than they will find at the various stores pro-
Tossing to sell cheap goods under the selling off
nun
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10RAFTSMAN WANTED, IN A STEAM ENGINE AND
~ boiler shop, in this city. One fully Competent 70
take charge of that department, may address f. E D.,
Herald Office, for three days
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VITANTEn.-A LAD ABOUT FIFTEEN OR SIXrEEN
w years of aye to attend store One acoustic. ned
to the dry goods business preferred apply at l57 Fol-
ton street rH
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Three Hundred Patterns or Elegant Fou-
Ard silks at IS, worth SD at BARTHOLOMEW &
WEEDS new mourping store, 651 Broadway hetnen
Spring and Prince streets This stock of goods wxu
tnue to be sold at reduced prices until the contemplated
alterations in store take place.
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the United States and OF foreign countries resident in
the United States have their seals of Office engraved
by the best artists at EvERDELIS 302 Broadway,
ner Of Duane street Also elegant card engraving and
printing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-27

Twenty-Five Cent D0guerre0types.-Slnce
the introduction Of REFS co., German system Of
cheap picture making, works Of the art have been
equal those taken by the last discovered Improvement
and done only at the rooms $50 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-27

CIERK WANTED BOY WANTED IN A WHOLE
~ sale grocery store about fifteen years Of Age one
who expects to make his living by hard work. Apply to
dence, and reference.
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Published this Day-Thc Life and Adven-
lures Of Claude Duval the Dashing Highwayman. BY
the author of Dick Clinton Ned Scarlet Tom King etc
Beautifully illustrated Price rs cents Published by
GARRETT CO., % Ann street For sale at all book
stores
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(UOAkS AND MANTIILAS.-WANTED IN AN E5TA-
~ bsment for the manufacture of the above articles
middle aged person in the capacity of forewonan one
fully competent and able 10 produce satisfactory refer
regards character and ability may obtain steady
raid Office
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A WET NURSE WANTED-AT NO. $40 FOURTH
avenue-a young Protestant woman with fire. sh
breast Of milk. None others need apply
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DARKEEPER, OR CLERK IN A HoTEJ-CAN KEEP
I'D the books if required, or to superintend q res
taurant. Such a situation is wanted by young man
who has been engaged in two first class hotels and the
restaurant business for eight years Can give the
best Of eferencesas to capabty and good moral char
acter. note addressed to o. F. Broadway Port One
will meet with prompt attention
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How to Spoil a 6hlrt.-You may make the
collar too high too low the bosom too at or pulled
out like the Of pouter pigeon in fact there are
twenty ways to spoil shirt, but there is only one plan
TO secure perfect it, viz the patent plan Of GREEN
No. I Aston House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-27

HNIOCK REPAIRER wANTED-ONE WHO UNDER
stands cleaning and repairing clocks, may apply at