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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-04
DANCING ACADEMIES.

MADAME AUGUSTA HAS RE OPENED HER DANCING
AVA classes in her commodIoue house, No 712 Broad
ray reduction will be made 70 parties having a num-
1T Of children TO be instructed For terms and parcu
hrn oppiy hrtween ~ and o'clock.
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HOEIEHTEADG.


vHNHE IRVING BUILDING AND MUTUAL LOAN As.
IL northumberland election for eleven trustees and
n secretary, will be held this Qriday) evening" 1t ga
Grand street, at ia O'Clock. No dues received after
seven O'Clock, +. H. MORRIS FRANKLIN President.
a. II. NrcoIAY, Secretary
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CAUTION.

kJOTlCE-AlL PERSONS ARE FORBID TRUSTING
1N tho captain or crew Of the soop Fame my ae-
count mo. w. COOPER
Williamsburg Feb 2, 1863
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A MEXICAN Observation-Disclosures CLUB--TTIE
"A regular semi monthly meeting Of the club held
on Tuesday February the Institute rooms, No. 351
Broadway, at 10 O'Clock President Tallmadge in the
chair Hon H. Meigs Secretary The attendance not
as great a. il might be. farmers from the country
would make il their business while in the city, spend
an hour social intercourse together they might go
home with many and useful ideas in their heads
none the less coin in their pocketbcse meetings being
free The discussion to-day entirely vegetable; and
the meeting might have been taken by stranger for
gathering Of the Vegetarian Society since had table
covered with great variety OF vegetables, and soups
made from vegetables preserved by extracting all the
weight THE process originated in France where il has
been successfully practised for some years. Speci-
from France, and soups made Of the article Of
excellent quality, exhibited, and pronounced by
numerous tasers very good-hatis, good soup
be without meat. We tasted the cabbage, and found
10 az good new, to taste SO much for the i'm
poriant article We also had the thing domestic
Yonkers formerly Of Paris who claims TO have been
of the original dscoveers of the process which Is kept
secret He stated the cost 0r be about
two cents for pound Of the dry article and that II
would be worth about fourteen cents pound on an
Thus one pound .. dried carrots fourteen
ccnts s equivalent to ten pounds green the OF the
preserved article would be equal to four mts
per pound in their natural etate. The reduction OF
weight OF cabbage is greater-6ye pounds green only
weighed five ounces dry Mr. IAehaume said he had not
succeeded with potatoes and bcets both oxde and turn
black after being cut up all the articles have to be to
facilitate drying He says vegetables dried in this way
can be kept just long they are kept dry, which
ing powder dry They have already stood the test of
voyages Of four years duration. Mr. Lachaume will sell
his discoveries. N. JULES LACHAUME, Architect and
Decorator, Yonkers.
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THE MILITARY,


AJOTlCE-THE MEMBERS OF THE R2ODERICK
IN Guard and the friends of the " Hon. David @.
Boderick are particularly requested to attend special
meeting Of the above Guard at Thos Boyds, corner Of
King and Hudson streets this friday evening February
A. 1853 at o'clock Punotual attendance Is earnestly
solicited, business Of important nature Will come
before the meeting. BY order Of
SAMUEL N. PHILLIPS, Chairman.
WILLIAM DcDcR Secretary.
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NOTICE TO DRY GOODS DEALERS WISHING 10
IN retire from business am DESTROYS Of purchasing
stock Of dry goods where there Is large store good
location; must be in Of the best horoughfares:
would purchase a lease. Address ABRAHAM Uo0iEy
o. 90 William street, up stairs.
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vTASSARS P0UGIIkEEf'SlE Observation-Disclosures.
ed 179T.-Ihe undersigned continue TO manufacture
he celebrated Pouebkecpse pale amber and Xxx ale and
porter for home consumption and the markets Of Cas
forna, South America, Australia and the Indies. Nc
chipping the article IL put up heretofore in new wood
and IRON bound casks manufactured expressly for sA
purpose. Orders received at their aepct, Tia Wars
street. New yorh, G. a. Tho brewery, porghkeerse.
NkSSlh & co.
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Hair Wovk.-FielclAex, Practical Hair CUT
~ and wig MAKER 3O7 Broadway, up stairs, calls the
tenion of cxens and strangers TO his large and well
kcted assortment OF ladies' and genuemens hair work.
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DRY GOODS

DAMAGED DRY GO0Ds-Ar THE B0WERy SAVINGS
l(Store 126 Bowery
Black silks, high lustre not injured in the least
Irish linens only stained by paper, otherwise perfect
Embroidered drapery,. in excellent order.
Linen cambria handkerchief uninjurcd.
Five quarter gnshams, not even soiled.
AL the above sold for damaged ut about from Z 10
3, the actual value while the damage In cases is
so slight as to be impcrceptible.
F.W.&W. u. GIILEY & Co. 1876 Bowery.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

MISS BACON'S MORNING IESSONS.-THE SDCOND
1Vl lesson Of the second series viii be given at the
Stuyvesant Institute, this morning at IL clock. The
origin OF the Grecian Element in Modern Culture, Is the
subject Of this series. It includes the living ago Of
Greek Art and the place of every pure Creek classic from
Homer to Demostheres Tickets to single lessons 90
cents for fifteen lessons S. at the book stores near the
institute.
DOPULAR LECTURES - VARIED ASTOUNDING
J. laughable almost miraculous phenomenal are being
Great excitement, unbounded applause; many coming
from the surrounding country and villages. Stuyyesanr
Institute, this evening, al ~ O'clock Bleecker Buildings
TO morrow evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-04

ID W. WESTCOTT AUCTIONEER-EIEGANT HOUSE
II. hold furniture velvet carpets, oil paintings piano
1ortes Ss..Ihs Friday mornng at loa oclock At lag
the handsome furniture contained in the above house
sold in consequence Of the going to Europe in
since May astTapestry, velvet and ingram carpets
elegant French pier glasse furniture suit
in satin brocatele; rosewood marble top bureaus
wash stands centre and sofa tables do rich damask
lace window curtains and shades, French ormulu an
Paris clocks rosewood and mahogany bedsteads supero
gany dining tables, card and fancy do arm chairs in
b,oeaele and velvet Paris nlsd tables canJalabras
rich manel vases: with fine assortment OF china and
glass ware, silver ware kitchen furniture &c. also fue
collection Of oil paintings richly framed also ele
CANT piano!orte made by 0hickerins Of Boston. The
logues can be obsined ci the aactonecr and On the
morning Of sale.
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n u. A-wAHHIN6TON A35OGATION.-rHE sg
". venth annual ball Of this association will be held
22d 1853 Tickets can be purchased Of James Grilith,
treasurer No. IA Ludlow street, William W. Osborn, No.
576 Grand street. John II. Elliott secretary, County
Clerks Office or Of any Of the members of the committed
JouN H ELLIOTT Secy G. ]. MILLER President
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Harvey 81 Wallace's Once, for the reno
val OF birth marks polypus scirrhous cancers tumor
nsles, &c, by painless external application No. 1872
Becond avenue, corner Twelfth street.
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TN7ANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE wO-
wv man, wet nurse. Can give city reference.
Please apply at 50 Robinson street Can be for
three daye.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-04

ID C. KEMP, ACCrroNELR FURNITURE, PIANO
IN. fotes &C., this Day, (riaay) at 10k ocaock, 1t
Sc Nassau street, Fulton very large and handsome
room and chamber furniture of good quality, ana which
is well worthy Of the teo Of housckecpers; aho
elegantly carved rosewood octave pinnoorts worth
the city, Also four 81 and piano fortes Of excel
lent tone and fns and fully warranted all to bc cold
without reserve to cash advances and PARTON
larry worthy of attention May be examined before tAs
aale
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TITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.-THE sUBsCRI.
Der has revoked the power Of attorney heretofore
given by her execurx and trustee OF the estate
Harmanus Peek deceased Alonzo Paige of Schenec-
tady and she has appointed William Hoton. of said
mands due to become due to her. such executrix
and trustee. Dated Feb. 1st, 1853. ELIZA PEEK,
Executrx and Trustee Of estate Of II. Peek, decd.
VIy0MEN's TEMPERANCE MEETING AT MErROpoII.
liz Bloomer Seneca Falls New York; Rev. Antoinette i.
Brown, Henrietta New York; Mas Susan b. Anthony,
Law and Temperance. All friends of temperance both
men and women are requested TO be present
Admittance twenty five cents Meeting to commence
ia o'clock The proceeds Of the meeting will be ex-
pended in the temperance cause.
DEMOvAI OF THE MERCANTILE LIBRARY AsSOCTA.
~ ton-At meeting Of the Board Of Direction Of the
Mercantile Library Association held Thursday evening,
Feb 8 1858, the following preamble and resolution were
adopted by vote of 10 ayeu to nay
Whereas, Of special meeting of the Mercantile Library
last in conformity with the provi of the constitu-
ton this Board instructed to take effect
IN Of n
low Canal street above Astor place. and whereas
upon the application Of this Board made in pursuance OF
such instructions to the Clinton Hall Association a COM
mittee of the trustees OF said association after careful
examination of the various eligible sites within the
Opera Housean ediice, in the opinion Of this Board
admirably adapted for the purposes of this Library
therefore,
Resolved the Board Direction accepts the gene
roua proposal OF the Clinton Hall Association, and
quests them TO take such measures in connection with
this Board, as may be necessary to effect the contem
d oval Of the library to the proposed location in
Astor place. BY order Of the Board.
WILLARD ]. FELT, President.
8 w +. OpmI, Recording Secretary.
N0TICE-THE NEW YORK AND N AMERICAN O.
~ Union ID. of T. viii hold their anniversary on Fri
day evening" oath inst) at Metropolitan Hail. broadway
nearly opposite Bond street Addresses by p r. arnuln
John b. Cough, and others Music by VIM H. Oakley
leader of the AegGnians Just returned from California
Tickets IN cents Exercises TO at " O'Clock
Ihis society has connection with the Womans state
Temperance Convention, lately held in Albany The
public and the friends of temperance invited 10 attend
and oil the spacious hall H. II. DIKEMAN Sea-
DsI UPsyLON FRATERNITY THERE WILL, TIE
meeting Of The graduate members Of the Psi Epsilon
Fraternity held In the small cha Of the New York Uni
yersity, on Monday evening Feb T. All members resi-
dent in about THE city particularly invited 10 be
present A. OGDEN RUIIER
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A TrENTTON IS CALLED TO THE RESOLUTIONS OF
IA the Directors of the Mercantile Library Association
dposng Of the question Of the removal Of the library
TO Astor place. also to the report Of the committee APP
pointed TO confer with the Trustees Of the Clinton Hall
Association. The Board of Direction will prepare and
publish within few days. report Of their action in the
matter the various petitions presented to the Board
will be examined and printed for the of the members
WILLARD L. FELT.
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VT1ANTED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
w young woman as cook. Understands baking and
pastry, and is willing to assist in washing and ironing
very best Of city references given from the rst p
vate families in the city She be for two days.
ct 11e Seventeenth street. between Sixth and Seventh
avenues.
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WyANTED-A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE Girl,
w. chambermaid waiter, to do general house
work Please call at No 100 West Nineteenth street. in
the rear for two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-04

DROTEsTANT AsSOIATON-THE SECOND ANN.
versary of Jefferson Lodge No. T. of this association
win be held in Hope Chapel 7lS Broadway above Fourth
street. Friday evening, February H. 1863 Addresses
win be delivered the following ministers-Rev In
skip subject the true glory Of Professionalism; Rev. w.
Bill, the moral and religions future Of America; Rev. j.
B. Finley Romanism incompatible with civil and religious
liberty Tickets 26 cents each Doors open six clock
meeting to commence at seven O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-04

Doeses % Lad1ss-D. esoeard1, Hair Drssssr
- ths courts Of Spain and Piedmont, (SAriinis) has
opened establishment ct 81 Crosby street. between
Spring and Prince streets, whore he win give lessons
= dressing ladies' hair from IL A. NJ TO p. NJ The
IN Of which he 10 the inventor is % 10 inge
MONS, and In few lessons will enable his pupils to
es the hair Of the most fasdious ladies 70 their ut
nsst satisfaction. Terms-l2 tickets for o. Co.
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n b. BLETCKER, AUCnONEER POSITIVE sALE-
i T. b Bceckcr Co. viii cell at auction Tues
day. the Sth February inst at IL o'clock, at the Mer
chants Exchange two valuable lots the northeast
corner Of Fifth avenue and 1l7th street; four d. ad-
joining north side Of 1ITh street. eight do the
rear, the south side Of 1l3th street One half the
purchase money can remain on bond and mortgage for
three years at six per cent Maps OF the above be
obtained at the Office Of the auctioneers No u Wall
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VXTAN1ED-BY A RESPECTABLE wOHAN, A STTUA-
w tion. Is an excellent cook Can be seen for two
days at Mr.. Simpsons bakery, $50 Bowery, corner Of
Fourth street
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ITO PIUAIBERS.-A MAN Or BUSINESS HABITS WITH
j. means formerly OF New York, at present en-
gagged in plumbing in neghboring city, understanding
sufficient 10 do the business part w-hes 70 meet with
good practical Lumber with capital to join HIM in
the business this city None but sober Industrious
driving man, need Apply to q. j. zE8iER, 1888
Broadway.
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VXTANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE wO-
w man, to do general homework; Is Q good washer
and ironer Good reference from her last place. Call at
n Nineteenth street.
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NTANTED-BY A NICE, TIDY, SMART YOUNG wO-
w man, situation to do the general honsework, In
small private family; Is irst rate washer and ironer
understands the OF children Please call at No. l62
Twenty second s; rect.
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VTIANTED- SITUATIONS, BY TWO RESPECTABLE
w young women; plain cook, washer and roner
and ironing has objection to do tho housework of
small private family Can produce the beat of city ree
renee required Please call at No. 40 varick street.
front basement Have objection to 60 short distance
IN the country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-04

Hair Overwhelmingly Celebrated LiQubA
hair dye the best yet discovered for oolorng hair
" vhiskers the moment it s applied. The wonderful
and certainty with which this avorite snd old
hlhed hair dye performs astonishing II is for sale q
sDgEied st EATCaE1OA'S wiz fa1tnry, No waD st5s<A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-04

VTTANTEn-BY RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SlTUA
w ton as cook. Is an excellent cook, washer and
roner The best Of reference gven Can be for
days. Please call at o. st. Marks place. in the base
ment two doors from First avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-04

NTANTEB-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w situation in respectable private family, a.
and waiter or to take care q Children and
lady she last served Please call for or address g. at
% West Fifteenth street. house, third floor
Sixth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-04

FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN CON-
IA Portable rooms and board, at II Walker street,
NJ Rroad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-04

ID with full board for the lady only handsomely
furnished paror and bedroom, large bedroom, in a
taken. Location in the vicinity Of Union square. A
widow lady a very small family that offer the de-
sired accommodations will meet with retired and gcnteei
persons and if suited win pay liberal price Address,
stating terms and location, TO ). P Broadway Post
Office,
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VNTANTED-A SITUATION BY MIDDLE AGED PRO-
w estant woman, to do plain cooking and assist in
doing housework, in small private family. Can be
for two days. If not engaged Please call No 66 Woos
ter street. in the rear second floor
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VXTAN1ED-A SITUATION, BY YOUNG GIRL, AS
w chambcrmaid and waiter would fl either the
the other, in q private family. Please apply at
al Grand street. Can be seen for three days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-04

- chants Exchange, New York, Wednesday, the
10th February at O'Clock p. NJ not previously sold
at private sae superior fast and elegant steam
ship CITY OF NORFOLK, 672 tons register; less than
year oh and in complete order for having just been
put in condition for twelve months business She has
large capacity for freight and passengers and we'll fur
nhed with every necessary for steamer has double
engines and two large and excellent boilers very econo
mcal in fuel and Is Of the best arranged most
successful propellers built in this country shs Is
lying at the foot of Cherry street, where she cab 10
examined For further particulars apply to
MAILER 4, LORD lO0 Wall street
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VXTANlED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, IA
w years Of age, q situation in respectable family,
to take care Of children, and do plain wing Wages not
much an object as pectabe home. Can be seen
for three days, at SS7 Seventh avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-04

gas Reward Will he Paid cheerfully, II the
celebrated bohemian Hair Dye fails to change INSTANTLY
grey red hair to beautiful natural and permanent
HACK brown. Also prevents its falling or $25 IL any
ether hair dye equals Bohemian Sold Wholesale and
tail at I31 Hudson street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-04

Yet one cake OF JOnes's Famed Chemical Soap
Would make the skin soft, and all pimples elope.
Try it, lady: this soap-sO emOlent nice
h now sold at one half its old (former) price,
Truly, this superb article is wonderful in its effect upon
The worst skinmakes it clear white, soft and fine
shild's-cures eruptons, chaps, &c; it is so cheap
to01enly two shillngs Depot 4oa broadway depot Or
JONES Coral Hair Restorative, two shillngs, too.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-04

Pearly Teeth, Pure Breath, Healthy Gums
AL have who use LAF0NT'S soap Root. II makes dark
cures diseased gums, &C.. il makes q hther like soap
yet Ii ~ nice to the taste ice Price, two shif
ngs Sold at the agency Of Jones' Coral Hair Restora
these fine things
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-04

DOARDING,-A LAZY WOULD LIKE TO MEET WITH
ID gentleman gentleman and his wife, who
would be willing advance three four hundred dollars
rooms. Good interest and security win be given. The
house is located ap town, west OF Broadway Please adj
dress, stating yhero interview can be had g. W. ~
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NyANTED-BY YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION
w aa cook, washer, and ironer; IL good baker. Has
the best Of city reference Can be seen for two days.
Warren street. fifth cottage below Smith, opposite the
new achool.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-04

A NTHONY J. BIEFCKER. AUCTToNEER-WHL SELL
IA at auction, on Monday next February 7th at twelve
O'clock at the Merchants' Exchange the three story
and brick house and lot No Orchard street.
between Grand and Broome streets Lot 81 feet front by
GO feet deep For par cuaJs apply to the aucsionser
No 7 Broad street.
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VTTANTEDN SITUATIONS, BY TWO SISTERSLONE TO
w cook wash and iron, who Is first rate baker and
pastry the other TO do chamberwork and
waiting, who is first rate Has objection to
make herself generally useful No person need apply
less they want both No objection to In the country
The best Of city reference Can be till engaged at
SO Crosby etreet. front basAnAnf.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-04

CHAR1.ES HE1DS1ECK CHAMpAGNE-DEALERs CAN
~ now be supplied from invoice, landing ey Trum-
bull, from Havrc. Tor sale TO dealers only by T. W.
BAYAUD Co, 100 Pearl street, Hanover square
OR PEIaAY MOUSsEuX.-THE sITBit,IsIBERs HAVING
- been appointed agents by Mr. Forenn faure for tho
sale Of his wines have hand few Of sparkling
Sr Peray, which they recommend equal TO any cham
Iagne imported into this market. DuNscoMB
BARNSTOKFF, Is Beaver street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-04

DOARD-A LADY CAN BE ACCOMMODATED WITH
ID board and pleasant furnished room. Apply at
No. IS Hubert street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-04

g DRAPER, AuCTONEER-BY SIMEON DRAPER
-. Office 40 Pine street, corner Of William.
friday, Feb. at ian o'clock, at the Merehants' En-
change by order Of Dambmaron executor 200 shares
American Exchange Bank, of 500 each.
$50 shares Paterson and hudson River Railroad Conps-
ny. Of $50 each.
100 shares Norwich and Worcester Railroad Company,
Of 500 each.
100 shares Housatonc Railroad, fold stoch Of 500
each.
40 shares Mohawk and Hudson Railroad Of AlO0 esch
"a shares North American Fire Insurance Company Of
$50 each.
II shares Equitable Fire Insurance Company of &36.
100 shares Farmers Loan and Trust Company par $50
Also So 900 California per cent bonds. payable 1870
interest feni. annually.
Also, 2h shares OF Pacific Mail Steamship Company
stock, of 81, 0Oo each.
Also % shares Of Building Association FIRE Insurance
stock, par SIS.
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CAIESMAN WANTED-IN A WATCH AND JEWEIRY
- store; young man who understands his business
thoroughly, and furnish satisfactory credentials is
desired Apply TO John Cox, 208 Broadway, up stairs
CtTTUATION WANTED-FOR A YOUNG PROTESTANT
- girl to take Of children is fourteen years old
Applv Mt 3O7 Ninth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-04

A FURNISHED Room WITH BOARD WANTED--IN
N Wiamsburgh by young man in some plain, re-
spectacle family where other bosrders taken Price
TO exceed 81 so per week. Address William To yOr
Brooklyn Post Office stating residence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-04

1lovct's Office, II4 Chambers street, for the
ae of his celebrated Wahpene for changing gray has 70
NJ original colour and curing badness Beware OF couu
tsrfeits None genuine but 0vets. Call, and reference
VIM given Of perfect Of ladies and gentlemen 10
this City