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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-20
POLITICAL,

ETNAMMANY SOCIETY, OR COLUMBIAN ORDER.-AT
i special meeting Of the Council of the Society held
at Tammany Hall January 49, 1853 the following reso.
luton was unanimously adopted and ordered to be pub
lished in the Herald and democratic papers -
Received That when this Council adjourn 1t adiourns
to meet in this Hall, tomorrow Thursday evening" at
~ O'Clock for the purpose Of receiving credentials from
those persons who claim have been elected to the De-
mocratic Republican General Committee, for the year
1858 and this Council will then decide what persons sha
constitute said committee, and that Political Com.
mttee shall meet in this Hall until Friday evening Jan.
uary q 1853 and that copy of this resolution be served
upon the proprietor OF the Hall and upon the two gen.
emen who claim to be the chairmen pro tenn Of the two
committees GEORGE s. MtSSERyE Father
Tnos. Il. DOWNING Scribe
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TNAMMANY HALL, JANUARY 18TH 1s53.-DEMO.
i cratic Republican General Committee.-At meeting
OF the Democratic Republican General Committee held
pursuant to adjournment after the transaction of bust
preliminary to the permanent organization OF the
same resolved that the committee adjourn to meet
at Tammany Hail. Thursday evening next January 20
at ~ = NJ when the contestants from the different
wards viii be heard. THOMAS j. BARR, Chairman
g. GlAsER, lsecretar,es
g. COHEN,
TNAMMANY HALL JANUARY 90 1s53-DEM0CRATfC
i Republican General Committee-The meeting Of
the General Committee called for this evening is post
roned in consequence of the refusal OF the Tammanyo
ciety, the of rammany Hail. well Mr.. How
ard, the lessee OF the Hotel to let apartments in the
building for committee meetings at present Due notice
will be given of the next meeting Of the General Commit
tee. TH0S. J. BARR, Chairman.
GEoRGE g. GIA2rER soo.o,orios
G.. CoHfN. "eeic'alies'
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tain to rheumatic and all other pains and weak.
ness with either Coughs and colds broken up
and the patient delighted and strengthened the hour
y each His magic fluid is certain to restore the hair
II each His remedy for preventing sicknesss1 EACH
and never fails to cholera darrho Sc His medical
charm Sores cuts and bruises instantly and cures
the heaves and work the horse das1 each The old lin
iment for general for the horse so cents each -
dozen, $40 gross cash Principal depots $50 Pearl
Co., IS Maiden lane A. B. 4 d. Sands corner Fulton
and William streets; c. " Cickener Co., 81 Barclay
street; T. Hope Co., Chambers and Hudson will send
to their patrons and for sale by almost every respectable
druggist in the United States and the Canadas.
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Lovct's Office, 114 Chambers street, for the
sale OF his celebrated Wahpene for changing gray hair
it's original color and curing badness II is admit
ted by all that it viii accomplish both For reference of
the same call on Mr. George Vanderburgh OF As Cedar
street, or Mr. Wilcox, 80 Cedar street.
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DRY GOODS.


CILKS, CIOAKS, AND SHAwIS.-JUST RECEIVED,
- full assortment of plain pouit de sole Marie Louise
blue chocolate brown ashes of roses and all other de-
sirabe shades also, rich brocade, some plaid and
gace silks coaks and mantlas at reduced prices
Grape and other shaws aces and embroderies For
sale by TIFFANY CUTTING, 321 Broadway.
MANUFACTURES DEPOT OF BRUSSELS AND
Iyl Chanty lace, 712 Broadway.-ust received twelve
pieces of rich point lace ounces and carton blonde
lace caps, berthes, sleeves, and coifeurs.
VXTANTED-FROM 81, 900 TO IS, 900 WORTH OF DRY
w goods. for which real estate will be given in ex-
change. Apply to JOHN HOPPER, 21s Fulton street.
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TT,HE MEMBERS OF THE TWELFTH REGIMENT BALI.
Il committee are requested to attend special md
important meeting at the Mercer House. Friday
eyers The 10Th inst, for the purpose of completing
arrangements for the ball on the 3ls and to receive their
ba,sEce Of tie tickets,
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Oh! the Horrors Of Poverty.-Pers0ns nf-
ficed with chapped skim salt rheum scurvy, eryspeas
or any eruption, or too poor to pay with good cer
6cate will be supplied with JONES Italian Chemical
Soap Gree This is failing for any of the
above. Price reduced half, 2 Depot 4O3 Broadway
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For Frosted Feet and Chiiblains, that
never failing remedy Bushs Magic Cream Eminent can
be had at 1926 Greenwich, Of Duane street Guion
corner Of Bowery and Grand street. Coddngto of
Spring and Hudson streets; Dr. Hunter los Sixth ave
In Brooklyn of Mrs Hays, It's Fulton street Price
25 cents.
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AGENCY.

V,o THE MANUFACTURERS AND INVENTORS OF THE
i United States-A gentleman, who has resided many
years in South America intends return there early in
the spring, for the purpose Of establishing branches
Rio de Ia Plata Montevideo Buenos Ayres Entire Rios Cor
rentes and Paraguay of general agency now In opera
ton in Rio J0nero and will receive samples catalogues
designs and invoices of different productions mechan
cal works instruments &c. of the United States for the
purpose of introducing them TO the inhabitants Of those
countries where he will establish depos and have agents.
auctions address (post paid) b. p f., Box No. 48
Post Office New York before the 10th Of March The
best of reference in New York Washington, and Boston,
ole
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, SC.

HORSE FOR SALE-SUTTABLE FOR ANY PURPOSE
IL dapple grey, years old 16 hands high Cana
aGG.., soaA. a.G c!1oaa. .n.., horse, s,-.a
without tying To be for three DAYS II not sold AZ
E. KENNAS sales stables le4 Washington street.
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ID c. KEMP, AUCT1ONEER. HOUSEHOLD TURNI-
IN. ture, and Pianofortes-To morrow at 10s O'Clock
at s. Nassau street. Fulton, r. G. Kemp viii sell at
auction above, large and handsome assortment of
furnture-removed for convenience Of sale-to be sold
without for cash. and is well worthy the atten
ton of housekecpers consisting Of beautifully carved
rosewood psrlor furniture, in French satin brocatele
handsome rosewood panoforte two large French plate
mirrors, Brussels and other carpets carved mahogany
tete sofas and chairs rosewood and mahogany
centre and pier tables rosewood cham
Der furniture suite with MARBLE best curled horse
hair mattresses library and secretary book cases. extern
sion dining tables, marbletop dressing bureaus and wash
stands silver plated ware cutlery painted cottage furn
ture suite looking glasses cut glass and China ware
clocks toilet ware hat stands cooking stoves, etc. At
II O'Clock two rosewood 6s octave pianofortes which
are well worthy the attention Of purchasers Catalogues
on the morning Of sale
INFERENCE BOYLE, AUCTIONEER. GROCERIES
day, at 10 O'Clock at No. rs Prince street. the
tire stock of that store consisting Of large stock Of
New Orleans and Porto Rico sugars loaf and crushed
CARS green coffee roasted coffee 40 barrels -FOUR 20 fir
kins butter green and black tess hogsheads moases
lard soap, candles hams pork behring's platform scales,
salamander safe sugar mill horse, light wagon, gro
GERS cart and harness; also the interest in the
PRED lease for years from LIST May next Of said house,
also, brandes wne gin &c The stock large, and too
numerous to mention.
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NEWARK, JAN. 10, 1S53-TO THE JOURNEYMEN
IN cordwaners Of New York and vicinty-Notice is
hereby given that the ourneymen shoemakers of Newark
are strike, and they respectfully request thata
tramps will keep from Newark until said strike is settled
BY order of the n j. c. Association,
CHAS HUNTIEY Secretary
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ID OCULAR IECTUREs.-PROF WILLIAMS ON TUES.
day evening" at the Blocker Buildings corner Blocker
and Morton Streets created grand and mysterious fights
from the minds Of the electrified subjects Roars of
laughter proractedly elected from the audience
This evening, experiments still magnificent. Lee
ture commences at IL O'Clock.
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INSTRUCTION.

INSTRUCTION.
EXTRAORDINARY DISG0VERY.-A NEW AND FASH
Il ionable style of writing acquired in few lessons
requiring only sheet OF paper has been discovered
Mr.. KELLY This discovery Is sustained by number of
distinguished ladies and gentlemen in different parts Of the
United States TO whom Mr. Kelly has impaired the art
Letters and documents in testimony of its superiority
preference TO all others be At Mr.. Kelly
Tammany Hall Westchester House, Broadway Aston
Place Hotels.
DENMANSHIP- SUBSCRIBER WILL RECEIVE
il new pupils daily, at his rooms, 2S9 Broadway. La
dies classes at IL A. ~ and 4P. NJ genemens classes
at "A. NJ, and g. T. aud o'clock r NJ Private instruc
ton at hours convenient to the pupil. See card.
OLIVER b. GOLDSMITH.
CtPANISH LANGUAGE.-A SPANISH GENTLEMAN, OF
- literary attainments and who is favorably known in
this city teacher of his native tongue will mpart pr
waite instruction in the to ladies or gentlemen and
will also make Transitions with correctness and proprie
ty. Apply at 333 Broadway, room No H. second floor
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r ]. SOARING, COMMISSION MERCHANT. BOX NO.
d ASH Post Office San Francisco, Cal. Consignmens
of merchandise generally solicited RcierenceG s. Rob-
bins & Sons, Wall street.
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Bargains-Until the 1st. March, 1s53.-From
this date until the first March, am selling my entire
stock Of embroiderie lace goods &c &c. at an immense
reduction, as am importing my spring stock direct from
glasgow and Paris and will require by that time
- 600 in cash, for custom house charges duties &c
JOHN MADDEN, Metropolitan lace and embroidery store
607 Broadway, near Prince street.
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Ladies' French Imported Shoes to he had Mt
Mechanics HILL Il COLBY'S 522 Broadway. Every
variety of CATERS and shoes that made in Paris can be
found at their establishment. Handsome prunelle
CATERS in colors, at 81 To- Also slippers at 81
Quilted CATERS and slippers Of the best quality and at
reasonable prices
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II ARGE SALE OF SLEIGH ROBES-J. L. vANDEwA
IL TER win SELL This day. at 1os O'Clock, at the sales
sleigh robes consisting in part Of Isabella bear trimmed
with African lynx, Hudson bay weH panther leopard,
COON genet and American lamb sleigh and lap robes &C.
The whole be sold without reserve for cash. close
sales. Also assortment of furs mus, vctornes, no.
d W. wEsTCOTT, AUCTIONEER.-
N. Furnture.-Ths Thursday morning, at II O'Clock,
furniture sold account Of the owners DEATH consist
ing Of rosewood and mahogany bureaus
do Gothic bedsteads BEDS ten hair mattresses carpets
French plate oval and square mirrors mahogany and
walnut chairs, Paris and cottage do rockers and
shades girandoes, hall and solar lamps china goblets
tumbers Wines fruit dishes plates, clocks, silver ware
pOstpOnement.
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Take Care OF the Feet.-Bufalo and Fur
boots and Shoes warranted TO keep the feet
and dry also every style Of boots shoes and CATERS
be thought Of at lower prices than be purchased in
any other establishment in the city, at E. A. BROOKS
Boot and Shoe Emporium, $50 Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-20

Millet's Music Saloon, 320 Broadway, Is the
only place in New York where large and general
%ent OF music and musical instruments can be bought
cheap for cash. Persons out of town. sending for any
article rely being served well IL present
The trade supplied by MIiLET Importer, 329 Broadway
Elegant Wedding and Visiting Cards.
Silver bordered and plain beautifully engraved splendid
wedding envelopes, OF the latest styles fine silver door
plates great variety Of patterns consular notary and
society SEALS heraldrc devices of every description
EVERDELL, 302 Broadway.
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Wigs and TOupees.-Batchcl0rs New Style
Of wigs pronounced the most perfect imitation Of
txe yet invented Those wanting very superior article
should call at BACHELORS celebrated wig factory No.
Wall street. where be found the largest and best
assortment in the city. Copy the address,
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WTAIED-bY YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION AS
wv salesman in q staple jobbng or commission house;
has large acquaintance South, and lived many years
West sa!ary moderate, permanency most desired. I'm
questionable references given Address o. p. o. Herald
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TOHN W. SOAERINDYKE AUCTTONEER-STORE NO.
II Spruce streetMortgage sale Of splendid rosewood
and mahogany furniture this day, sure, January 10th
eighth street. at 10 O'Clock consisting of suite Of
carved rosewood in crimson plush large teea
two small do aix chairs three sewing do. one easy
chair ALSO Gothic chairs in brocatele; mahogany bed
steads cottage do splendid hair mattresses marble top
dressing bureaus oval gilt frame mirrors marble top
washstands dining tables; centre do; common tables;
also about hundred yards of Brussels carpets ALSO
six ingram carpets stair do seat chairs Deposits
required.
JOHN W. sOMERINDYKE, Attorney for mortgage.
TOHN W. sOMERINDYKE. AUCTIONEER -AssIG-
81 nee's sale Of notes and accounts, at the auction
ROOM No IL Spruce street. This day, at 10H O'Clock,
all the notes. accounts bills debts and demands due to
the estate Of William S. Carman. By order Of the as
sgnees.
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The Notorious and the Cclcbratcd.-SOme
radesMen notorious for breaking their word others
celebrated for keeping it. To the latter class GREEN
orders for shirts pour into his establishment It is
thing to have perfect fit 1t is everything to have per-
feet fits at the fitting time.
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Gentlemen's Three Ply Linen Collars.-Au
the latest patterns of superior quality, ready whole
sale retail Our extensive assortment Of winter gloves
and under garments is offered at retail = prices
very low. IRA PEREGO Il SON, No. 81 Nassau street.
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HHARLES PHILLIPS, AUCT1ONEER-A NJ CHRISTER-
~ ler will sell Thursday and Friday the 10th and 2lst
insts at ION O'Clock each day at the store 4s Broad
vctorines mus, cuffs sleigh robes &e The stock win
be peremptoriy sold to close the concern all Of which
has been made up for the broadway retail trade.
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KTOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING FRIENDS IN
IN tered in tie burying ground belonging to the NJ
Z. Churches Williamsburg L. l., requested to meet
in the NJ L. Church. Willet street, in this city, on
Wednesday evening, JAN Goth at O'Clock, business
of importance will be brought forward By order of the
Trustees N B.-The above notice has no reference to
the private plots.
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VTASsAR'S POUGHKEEPSIE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ed 1797.-The undersigned continue to manufacture
the celebrated Poughkeepse pale amber and Xxx ale and
porter for home sumption and the markets Of Cali.
fornia, South America, Australia and the Indies. For
shipping the article is put heretofore in wood
and iron bound casks manufactured expressly for such
purpose Orders received at their depot, 116 Warren
street. New York, OF at the brewery, Poughkeepsie.
~ VASSAR Il co.
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WTANIEI-AN EXPERIENCED NURSE TO RAISE A
w child on the bottle The best refere noes required
Inquire at No 80 East Twenty ninth street Fourth
aNQnu
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Crlstador0's Celebrated Liquid Dye changes
the hair instantly to beautiful black brown while his
preeervatve and beautfer stimulates its growth and
perpetuates it's luxurance to the latest period Of e
The dye Is applied privately and both sold at CRSTADO
ROs No. Aston House, and by druggists generally.
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NIANTED-A NEAT, QUIET GIRL. AS CHAMBER
w maid and waiter. One who can give unq uestona-
bic city references may call at ~ East Fourteenth street
between the hours of and II o clock
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sepon reservation, the very best invented Be-
ware Of pulled dyes Equally celebrated is Goursuds
chaps roughness &C. Poudre Subtitle uproots hair from
any part Of the body Liquid Rouge Lily White and Hair
Gloss, at No. 81 Walker street, near Broadway.
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DETERS 4 CHAMBERS, 800 BROADWAY INVITE THE
IL attention Of buyers to their extensive stock Of
wines brandies, and segars, which they offer in all
grades from lowest to highest at prices unequaled by
any other house selling the same quality Of goods.
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A UCTION N0TICE.-LARGE SALE THIS DAY AT lOI<
N o'clock at the sales rooms 10 Spruce street OF good
second hand furniture Brussels and Venetian carpets
chairs extension tables &c Also the stock and fixtures
Oh fancy LIQUOR ana segaf store sm' pipes % H0 bran
prime segars Scotch ale in casks valuable organ sua
bic for country church. fine London gun cutlery cloth
ing DC. r. F0KRESTAL. THOS. BELL Auct.
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HONIEsTEADS.


TTNHE KINGSIAND LAND AND HOMESTEAD ASSO-
l. citation will hold their first regular meeting for the
payment Of dues and to elect members Thursday
evening, Jan. goth at 71s O'Clock at 163 Bowery All
who intend 10 Join this association particularly
quested to attend this meeting avoid the payment of
back dues The shares limited and nearly all taken
up ONCE No. 81 Chambers street.
J. BUXTON, Jr, Secretary y
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KnOx.-That FrOst-bltteM old Fellow, Win.
Ter may blow his fingers much he pleases; no
New Yorker need care pin for him. Knox's beautiful
out the North Pole. Our fair friends have taken up the
subject Of these furs with their usual warmth and we
did not look pretty and attractive in them ladies' do
not let those beautiful furs escape your attention And
we would add gentlemen attention; remember that Knox
70 the halter OF Gotham his hats the hats of Gotham
There is mistake about it. Knoxs hats loom high on
the horizon of hatd0m.
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NTANTED-A SITUATION As BARTENDER, OR AS
w sis,ant in grocery store by young man who
perfectly understands the business Can give the best
days = - -
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Hair Dye.-BatchelOrs Celebrated LIQUID
hair dye the best yet discovered for coorng hair
whskers the moment it is applied. The wonderful
ease and certainty with which this avorite and old
bkshed hair dye performs is astonishing II is for SALE OF
applied. at BACHELORS wig factory. No. Wall street
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Ladies' and Gentlemen suffering from Ner-
vous Debility, just step into Rushton Uarks 1876 and
23 Broadway, 10 Aston House, and obtain bottle
Of Watts Nervous Antidote. 1t acts upon all diseases
produced by Reorganization of the system
IKE magic It is warranted vegetable and perfectly
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

MORNING gwen MiOrMhX
at II o'clock The fourth lesson Of the Evening Course
Friday evening, at O'Clock Tickets to single lessons
so cents.
NEW YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY.-COURSE OF
IN lectures, 1S52-1853.-For the benefit of the Fire
Proof Building FundThs sixth lecture will be delivered
at Metropolitan Hail. on TArsday evening, JAN 20, by
doors win be open at o'clock the lecture be
liyered at eight O'Clock. Tickets SO cents may be pro-
cured at the library in the University and at the
door. AUGUSTUS SCHEIL,
FRANCIS L. HAWKS SCommittee
GEORGE II. MOORE,
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HAHNEMANN ACADEMY OF MEDICINE.-THE AGA
IL DENY win meet at Stuyvesant Institute, Thurs
day the goth instant at ~ O'Clock M to hear the
inaugural address of its president Dr. McVckar Those
interested in the Of homeopathy and the public
generally, are invited to attend. W. STEWART,
Rec. Secretary.
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VHTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN A SITUA-
wv ton cook is excellent cook, and good washer
and ironer The best OF reference given Please call at
81 Eighth street in the basement OF First avenue
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r OST-YEsTERDAY MORNING, A DUE BILL, DRAWN
IL byZ N. Rhode, for $500 All persons are forbid
negotiating said due BILL the payment thereof has been
stopped. s. STADAIO.
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II OST-A NAZARIN BLUE COLORED PURSE, WORKED
IL with steel beads, containing from $50 to $25 and
key The finder viii be literally rewarded by leaving it at
No. TAO Broadway.
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8. r. Callahan, Successor to G. G. Childs, Il3
Nassau street. has unsurpassed facilities for executing
n neat and superior manner all kinds of printing plain
and fancy. Merchants and Others requiring cards. cir
suars handbls bill heads, &c, would do well to call
examine his specimens, and get his prices.
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IT VIE TWENTY-FOURTH ANNUAL BALL IN AID OF
j the New York Fire Department Fund will take place
at the Aston Place Opera House. Monday evening" Jan
uary "a 1853. Tickets to be had of the committee
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VITANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE SCOTCH GIRL, A
w situation as chambermaid washer and roner, or
plain cook, washer and roner Good city reference
given Please call at % netta lane near Sixth avenue
for two days.
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Twenty-Five cent DagucrreOtypcs.-Reest u
Co.. caution the people against all persons who at
tempt to initiate their and original system of picture
making and who pretend to work the new process and
late from Germany. No. 2S9 Broadway
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

VTNHE LADIES' BENEVOLENT SOCIETY, ATTACHED
i to ST. Patrcks Cathedral will hold their ninth an
nual festival at the Chinese Rooms $50 Broadway on
Thursday evening, January 20th 1853. Tickets may be
had at the Catholic bookstores of the sexton of the cahe
dra and at the door the evening of the festival
MARTIN VAN HosENBERGH, ATTORNEY AND
lxl Counsellor at law No. 1884 Broome street. second
door from the Bowery.
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II OST OR STOLEN-A LARGE, FULL BOUND HIS
IL torical Atlas from the Jersey City ferry boat yes
terday morning is marked in printed letters J. Cra
ney The finder will be literally rewarded on leaving it
at the Northern Hotel, 10 Cortandt street.