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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-10

GAsoNIc-rHE MEMBERS OF DARCY LODGE, NO
V 49, hereby notified that the alteration Of the
evening" Feb 10TH Delinquent members are especially
invited to attend. BY order, A. C0lOvEIONL W. NJ
L. L. TIxorAT, Secretary.
N0TIcE-THE MEMBERS OF STATE RIGHTS LODGE,
lied that Or Rep James X. Saunders win deliver les
ture az their lodge room Clinton Hall Tuesday
ing. 10Th inst Subject" What is Odd Fellowship ~
Members requested to invite their friends and attend
in regaia, with ladies. JAS MONTGOMEIE, Il. Sec.
NI0TIcE-C0LUMBIA GROVE, No 8, o. A. O. D.
IN The members of Columbia Grove No s, u. A. o. d.,
are hereby notified to be puncual in their attendance ut
the Grove ROOM No 70 Canal street National HALL next
Monday evening the l4th inst to take con
tbs alteration Of the bylaws and the expeliency OF
changing the locality of the Grove
Percy BEfroN, secretary. HENRY PALMER, n. A.
n u. A.-wAsHINGTON ASSOCIATION. Sc
~. yenth annual ball of this association will be hold
at the Broadway Theatre Tuesday evening" February
ed, 1858. Tickets, hich limited, and but few re-
Eeasurer, No II Ludlow street william W. Osborn, No
sIS Grand street, John H. elliott secretary, County
Jerks Office q. J. MILLER, President
DRorfsrANT AssCCArON.-THE sEooND ANN.
yerary OF Jefferson Lodge, No. OF this association
will be held in Hope Chapel us Broadway above Fourth
street on Friday evening, Feb nth, 1858 Addresses
Tnskp. subject'The glory Of prote.tantsm' Rev.
T. W. Bll The moral and religious present and failure
S %th Rely b. pns css
Doors open at six O'Clock exercises at
O'Clock.
WINDOWS, WHO WERE PENsIONFD ON ACCOUNT
w Of the Mexican war, may receive information sf al
vantage By addressing W. T., box ,l2s Post Office
NJ OTICE.-RECFivED, IN NOVEMBER LAST, PER
IN Albany packet, bales rags, do. papers which
have been stored by waiting for the TO claim
them. They will be delivered proof and payment
Of expenses. JONES Il WHEEL WRICHr
Nos. d and Water street, Boston.
L. York par tcuarly requested to end meeting
OF that body to be held at Mr.. Reyis Hermitage Hall,
Of Allen and Houston streets Thursday
February TO- there win be business of great
brought before them. Come one, come ALL"
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STOLEN GOODS.


nFFTCE CHIEF OF POIICE.-THE FOLLOWING FRO.
~ psrty Is now at the First District Police Court
posed TO be socnOne copper tube head or ue belonr
ing TO low pressure boiler or steamboat six large balls
Of coarse Irvine. Also. table SPOON marked NJ J.
at Ihs VAcv Tor which owners are wanted.
CEo. ", kATSEl1. Chief u Pslt,a
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District nrCe,umh,a Bunk Notes Purchases

-rank of the United States Citizens' Bank Columbia
fank, Eastern Bank, Railroad Bank Jcrclants la nk
and United States Ilapk--all OF Wa abingdon.
A. II. THOMPSON, No Wall street, corner oi New.
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Astonishing Cures hourly being mNdc by
Or. Tobiass Venetian Linment Of Group coughs,
fhroats chiblsns, chronic rheumatism, &c. Kecolect,
sske Depot $40 Grcenw ch street and for sale by all
S~ siaes.t Throughout tbs Called S,a.sk ~ o...s.
1nGthaehe IN hres nipptes,
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Notice. Removal.-tsurney'sO odd established
daguerrean gallery s9 Broadway Is removed TO his
and magnificent Cutlery, No. $40 Broadway, corner
Of Leonard street
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positively the last week OF the sale OF wet goods at Column
Dian Hall, 81 Grand street, would advise house
keepers and others Interested to make their
without delay. In connection with large assortment OF
xet but not damaged linens, f. inv dice oil rich
silks containing zoo pieces OF black Gro dc Rhin and
plain chameleon silks, intended for the spring trade
Also fifteen of the newest spring styles OF barege
&c laines chnz ooors together with 200 rich Grape
saws pan and oabroidercd) all Of which warranted
from stain blenish Oh the above silks the in.
voice cost ranges from 90c 30 81 IS per yard and w
offered at prices from Soc 10 Zoe per gard Rch Grape
''aws warranted perfect aud wit iont STAIN will be
offered from 81 10 Sl2 richly worth double the money
Saroge dc laines chinz eoors inyoiood at 35c 1pc
viii be sold at 1sc per yard and in all goods may
be returned II damaged in the least degree
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAT
- 49,, $3.50
81 SEE THIRD AND SEVENTH PAGES. "a
PERSONAL.

- - - ~
EENT1L5AN MTSsING.--A FRENCH GENT ElfAN
~ named Adrian Miguel, who had been connected
with The New York Herald translator, has Tor some
TO Ascertain what has become OF him have hitherto been
Intellectual For few weeks previous " his disappear
ancc be had been laborng under alteration of intel
ect lie was last seen III Broadway on the morning OF
Saturday, the llth Of December last Dir Miaucl was
native OF Touon in the south OF france and l. of vrrv
small statehardy Ave feet In beigh-bnt stout boilf
His head Is long and peculiarly shaped with dark eve.
and dark closely cut whskcr He wore sort OF brown
pilot oysrcoat with velvet cosr-sanei-broyn pant
and Wellington boots, and Kossuth hat He COW ersed
In oxcted manner, and had n slight impedimcnt In
his speech He spoke English int elligbly, but not well
Any information respecting him aill be thankfully re-
eeiyej az this o!hcc.
yITANITD INFORMATION OF MILES HARpIuAS
w from the county OF Galway Derry Tronge Ireland
who landed in New York In October 1852 Any informa
ton respecting him will be gladly received by Michael
nonshue, No. 53 Mulberry street.
A CARD 10 ENGLISH GRNuEMEN.--IF HENRY
IA Vernon WIN call Mt the Post Unice he sii find n
letter from Iouiseita.
VNIORMAIION WANlED--OF CATHERINE CopyEY
from Derry, ireland. She lot Liverpool in the shin
iaiemon IN May 1851 Address her sister, Martha Cor.
ley, Herald Office -
('APT OLIVER u. CliRy FORMERLY or uy,p
- sarah and Eiza, IL requested TO send his address In
the undersigned Any information rs TO Cant where
abouts win be Thankfully received by
u. zACHRISS0N, 81 Wall street
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, a,

WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c.
CHILLING OFF JEWERY, &c, AT SAORIFFK-<
- Gold double heavy cases. Engish lever watshss do.
anchors do lepnes do ladies' Watches chains diamonds
set " lir- irs rrosses Nc: Havana ana domestic
gars at ~ Nassau street, second noor, front
JOSErH b. u. H. CAXARA 4.
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by the subscriber IN the pncagc IN lots to suit ut
Importers prices Diamond ct In any desired style on
.he premises oS1 Iroadwsy of White street up
stairs DAVID RAT, Importer.
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the hair instantly TO beautiful black brown while his
Preseryatiye and Bcautiier stimulates its growth and
perpetuates its luxurance TO the latest period OF life
The dye applied privately and both sold at Crisadoros
No. Astor House and by drnggists generally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-10
Great F,iscov.ry-Dcafn,ss aud B,indhe.,

cured Mt 80 Prince Sreet-reafneAs noises In and dis
charges from The cara cured in short time, without
risk pain ssso partial total blindness cured and
near weak and inpafe sight restored. The number
and naue OF the cseced in the very worst kn Of
deafness and blindness, bg DR.. LufESEI,S newly dis
covered treatment Is cntiI~g unprecedented Ohcc, 80
Prince street. second house east Of Broadway Hours
IRON 10 till T. All letters must be prepaid and contain
81 fee, to insure attention
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Lovct's Wahpcne will change Grey IIsir ca
its orgpalcolor and badness beyond doubt. Can
al his Office, ia Chambers street, for reference. Look
ont Tor counefeers The public that no per-
son viii counterfeit bills ON bank OF i'll repue. This
viii apply 10 the Wahpene
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Spring Clothing made mp I'm

Spring Clothing made nap I'm the most FASH
i0nabe and durable possible, and materials
selected from very desirable assortment Of goods at
all times be procured advantageous terms for cash, at
H. l.. POSTERS clothing establishment, ~ Cortandt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-10

RheWmatlsnl, Neuralgia, ScrOfOIn, De-, lSc.
these terrible and painful diseases You who are suffer-
ing the most torturing palms, remember that few doses
Of this powerful yet pleasant, compound will afford
fain relief. Thousands OF have been cured, and
Published in the Herald, SUM- and other papers. 11eae
certificates from we'll known citizens, who be
and consulted at any hour Circulars containing these
certificates, be had at the principal depot a46 Grand
ytrset. Seventy tive cents per bottle.
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VXTANTEp-A SITUATION, BY A SMART, TIDY YOUNG
w woman, c.llmbernaid and waiter; would have
objections to take Of chldrsn il good plain
sewer; can come highly recommended from where she
has lived for the last two years. Call at address
to, 2lS West Twenty sixth street. between Eighth and
Ninth avenues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-10

Or. E Brown, 1.-The Crtws ScroftlIa Doctor"
Office lat Grand sircet.A ceptilc treatment OF serof
Ia is assuredy obtained Of DR. H. Brown locoteS at i7
Grand street. New Enelonds cured have paid him man,
debts Of gratitude. New York nov has the oer Of hi,
services Ye Afflicted seize time and call him. ere It
ne too lntc.
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A RfSPErABE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION, AS
"A cbirens nurse, and to do plain sewingss fond os
children Can be seen for two days at her last place no
2l5 Varick street.
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With Teeth ns White rs Mountain snow.
And hair dark brown, or black sloe
And skin clear, white and rosy cheek,


And skin clear, white and rosy cheek,
j. all the beauty man or woman seek
Yet all have this for 2s by using, ut that reduced
price cake of JOpcs's chemical soap which makes the
most yellow charped coarse pmped skin clear white
and spotess young childs His coral hair restora
tive (ony 2, too makes coarse, dirty, gray hair dark
dandruH &c. For bad teeth or breath Infont's West
India soap root wlitens the teeth pures the breath
and cleanses the mouth, tongue and threat; price, "a
Fold at 4e3 Broadway.
The most Painful Co,ns Removed free from
pain danger; also bunons and bad nails successfully
treated by Dr. J. IiITIEtIElD who has thirteen years
practical experience in this city Rooms 49S Broadway
opposite The Art Union roons-or ladies and gentlemen
Watts Nervous AntitiOte.--Any person suf-
fering from any complaint now say IL is their
fault after reading the lion Henry Mas letter in
Recommendation Of its wonderful curative qualities in all
Diseases also the Testimony OF hundreds of
others. john Pyne, 3s Ann street. 81 per bottle
----------
Wigs, Toupccs, ana Hair Dylng--It IL WON
derfu the great improy in the art of wig making
and the method OF dying the hair and whs,ers the
celebrated wig factory OF MDIIUf,ST HEARD No. -
Maiden lane. Also braids Of long hair from. raids &c
Cepy the address.
Wigs and Toupees.-Batchelor's New Style
Of wigs pronounced the most perfect imitation OF
shoud GALL at BACHELORS celebrated wig factory No
Wall street, where DO found the largest and bs
assortment in the city. Copy the address,.
Hair Dye.-Batchelor,s Celebrated LIQUID
hair dye is the best yet discovered for ooorng tho
or whskers the moment it is applied. The wonderful
and certainty with which this fayOrte and old est
bshel hair dye performs astonishing II is for SALE or
applied At BACHELORS wig factory, No. Wall street.
Oouraua's Liquid Hair Dye Is, without ex-
espon reservation the very best invented Be-
ware OF pulled dyes Equally celebrated is Goarauds
dedicated Soap for curing pmples, fccckles saowness
chaps roughness &C. Pouire Subtle uproots hair from
af fho hntv i1v ALL .s
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Twenty per cent RetiucttOn Ia Really -mndc
clothing Elegant 1almas $40 each; beauu, paletots
$l2; French cashmere pants So; plush sk vesta s3
few white aiu embroidered nuptal vests, s.; French
cashmere business coats latest style 81 black froc
dress coats. $40. 10 iobbers in clothing this s a rare
chance. GEORGE IIyiE $50 broadway, of White
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sspon or reservation the very best invented Be-
ware OF pulled dyes. Equally celebrated Is Goarauds
dedicated Soap for curing pimpes frcckles .aowno,s
chaps roughness &c. Poure Subtitle uproots hair from
any part Of the body. liquid Rouge lily White and Hair
Gloss, ut No. ~ Walker street. near Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-10

The next time you IRE Invited 20 q. take a
drink, try Chares's London cordial gin 1t IL delicious
differing in taste from all other gins md possesses mci
cal qualities which acquired for the the
entire medical faculty. Office No Park place.
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NTANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE wO
w man. TO cook wash and iron; she has objection
to aundress phoe. Can bo for two days at No -
Prince street. in the rear second floor. The best OF city
reference.
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A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL WANTS n
"A situation: Is good plain cook; good washer aud
ioner and would make herself useful in private family.
Has good reference Call at 2ol Seventh street. second
floor. front room.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-10

VXTAN1ED--DY A REsPECTABtE Girl. A SIrUA-
w alton chamberinaid and waiter, cham Der
maid and seamstress Best city references given
Can be for two days the of Johnson street
and Hudson avenue, Brooklyn, up stairs second hoor
front room.
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VITANTEp-A SITUATION, As FIRST RATE COOK
wv and would help laundress, by very expert
cnctd girl with eScsent city reference Call at "a Sixth
ytnne. in thu hook store.
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the fame of GREENS superb shirts has extended Byery
where they spoken o. in private circles and by the
PRESS unequaled and orders pour in uncoasiny to
the store and mandatory, No. Aston House.
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NTANTED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
w young woman, as cook washer and ironer and
has objection 10 do general housework in small pri-
yae family; she Il good cook and first rate washer and
ioner Good city reference be given Please call
143 West Twenty seventh street Can be for two
DAVIS
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IXTANTEl--BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
w situation to do the chumbcrwork houseworlS
OF small private family; city reference given Please
call at u West Eighteenth street, between Seventh and
Eighth avenues
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ExcelslOr.-Ieebc ~ Co., Fashionable Hat
tiers, l56 Broadway The spring fashion for gentemcus
hats viii be introduced Saturday the 18th oil February
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DOY WANTED-AN ACTIVE AND INTELLIGENT
Id boy, about Is or 10 years Of age He must write q
PLY at Office zoo Hudson street, between and II NJ Or
and d T. NJ. JAMES PRICE
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yKTAN1ED--A SITUATION, BY A WOMAN, AS GOOD
w cook, washer and ironer in private family.
Good reference can be given Apply at 1853 East Twenty
for three days.
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tt Z REwARD.-LOsT AT TdE TWELFTH REGIMENT
kpeJ ball, drab cloak. Apply TO Mr. Nesey, Mt
.-bIos saloon, this evening
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VyYANTEp-A SITUATION BY RESPECTABLE
W. young girl; is willing to make herself generally
useful would go child rens rse to do chamber work
and plain ewing, the work OF small family Good
reference Please ca. at 40 Schermerhorn st. Brooklyn
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VITANTED-A SITUATION, BY AN AMERICAN GIRL.
w fifteen years Old to take care of children, and
make herself ustfal. Please call Mt 256 West Twenty
fourth street.
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LOST AND FOUND.

GEA REWARD--IF THE GENTLEMAN WHO FOUND
sDCO the double set of teeth gold plates will call
again ut 45 Broadway, he VIII receive the above reward
from the landady should the advertiser be before
say where the money shall be sent to oba tho teeth
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tN = EEWARD-CHdK IDsT.--H. SPERIY h co. y
el check for 1852 so on Mechanics Rank, dated Janu-
airy 26. Payment having been stopped, il will be III
use 10 any but the owner Mr. lieb No 2S9 nroad-
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G. X EEWAl.D-sT0l.EN PROM NO. 29T NINTH AVE
sDeJ me- yesterday morning, silver lever watch
tAddams -,rnct wachmakers) The above reward .il
he paid for its return at the above number. DAVID
JAMESON PaSnbrokcrs and others requested 10
etop IL
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VHTANTED---A SITUATION, BY A GOOD COOK, WHO
wv understands her business WELL is good washer
and roner Can give the best of city reference Please
call at 104 West Nineteenth street between Ss and
Seventh avenues. Can be seen for two days.
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w situation TO do housework, plain cooking or
washing and ironing. Can be ut No. 200 Twenty
first street between Eighth and Ninth avenues.
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Elegant Wedding ana Waiting Carftx.-S

EieEhht WFstdIng and Willing CNrdfs.-sti-
yer bordeIed and plain, beautifully engraved; splendid
wedding envelopes, OF the latest styles nne silver door
plates great variety OF patterns consular notary and
society seals heraldc devices OF every description
EVERDEIIA 3p2 Froadway
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VEyANTED-A SITUATION BY RESPECTABLE PRO
wv testant girl, cliambermaid waiter, to do
the general housework for small private family Can
give the best city reference. Please call No. 377
SECOND avenue, near Twenty fourth street 70 be
for two DAYS.
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A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES no OBTAIN
N situation, chnmbermad, and to assist with the
washing and ironing, and To do paAin sewing
she is capable of either Has lived three in one
place. Her last employer be any time, in tho
city Cty reference required Please call at CT Grove
street. back
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INIvE OR TEN COMPETENT DRY GOODS Statesmen
I obtain permanent ituations with liberal sala-
rcs, at the Bowsry Savings Store, l26 Bowery.
+. w. 4 W. +. GIL11EY h co.
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VXTANTED--BY BOY, A PLACE IN AN EXCHANGE
w Office Has knowledge of the business, and
give good recommendations. Please address W. H.,
Herald Office
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NyANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE Girl. A SITUATION
w TO do general housework; Is good washer and
ironer and is willing to make herself generally useful
Has the best Of city reference her place. Please
call at 10s Monroe street Can be for two days
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COMB MAKERS WANTED.-TWELyE GOOD GRAIL
~ lers, two cutting machine, ak hnishers.
Constant employment to irstrate hands. Apply at a.
Gilt street
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A YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS CHAM
"A berDaid and seamstress would take care OF ahil-
dren. She has the best OF city reference from her last
place, where she lived for three Please call al No.
Union court, between Eleventh and Twelfth streets in
University place. = -
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VXTANTED--BY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION AS
w bookkeper, assistant cashier, &C.. in which lat
ter situation he is and from which the beat Of refe
renee will be given. He is American aged twenty
and speaks French, Spanish, and erman Salary no OBJ
ject Address, through city post, X ", $40 Eighth
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dt I X REwAEp--STOIEN, FROM SHIP CELESTIAL
IDlc Empire, from Liverpool, on Monday EVENING
OFT Of trunk, y new double barrel German gum win
fixtures, &c., and my engraved IL. The above re-
ward Ni be paid 70, tho delivery of the property to
GEO. wIaMAIER, No. y James street
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THE lfnlITARY.


Y,HE MEMBERS OF TIE p. G.'S AND HAYWARD
IL Guard are requested to meet at headquarters ON
sunday next 18th inst, at O'Clock precisely, for the
purpose Of making arrangements for annual family
gathering. POLLOCK 4 MURRAY, Captains
NIRGlNlANS, TAKE NOTICE NICHOLAS LAYDAN
Jr is now organizipga temperance rife company,
TO be called the Vrginia Peace makers Those In IA
Of IL, and who would like to become members win
please send IN their Names IL Is picked company.
Address Herald office.
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TILE LECTURE aEAsON.


r ECTURE ON HENRY GRATrAN AND THE IRISH
volunteers Of 17S2.-In fulfment Of promise made
to the committee the occasion of his last discourse in
New York, Thomas i. Ncagher will deliver lecture
the above subject Metropolitan Hail. Monday
ing, the 18th inst, at O'Clock. p NJ. Tickefs-ffty
cents To be had at the Irish American and Truth Teller
Offices the principal bookstores and at the door the
evening of the lecture.
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VITANTED-A RESIDENT COVERINGS, TO GO TO
w the country, shor. distance from the city. One
capable of mrorting good English education and pro
acent In music and French Address box 1886, Pos.
Office.
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l. Williams Is creating wonder and mystery Ut Blocker
buildings, Beecker and Morton streets. On Tues
day night, the hall crowded TO The thrilling
experiments in mental alchemy each followed by
deafening shouts of laughter and applause Lecture
again at ~, this evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-10

VITANTED--BY A RESPECTABLE FRENCH ,5iRI, A
w situation chambermaid add plain sewe:; good
city reference be given; be for two days.
Please call ut 81 Marion street, front basement.
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VITANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A STU
w alton nurse; would prefer taxing OF in.
jant she is very capable understands the manage
mept of nursery; to take Of sick lady Can be
for two days. at % Factory street. first floor Is
Protestant
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Portable Dressing Cascs.-yrhe most complete
and elegant article manufactured, having every
quisite for gentlcmans toilet and travelling
psnon invaluable For sale by q. SAUNDERS Il SON No.
Astor House and 3S7 broadway
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XyANTED-BY YOUNG MAN OF COLOR WHO Is
w native Frenchman and can give excellent refer
for past service both here and in Europe stua-
ton gentleman body servant house waiter He
speaks English quite vel is al,o well acquainted with
the management of horses and handy driver Please
address by note, Pierre Herald Office he be
personally at l06 Dean street. South Brooklyn.