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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-19

A MEXICAN RIFLES, ANNUAL REGTMENTAL BALI.
Aat Nblos Saloon Thursday evening Jan. 10Th 1853
The committee beg to announce to the friends Seven
ty6rst regiment, American Rifles, that no pains
Iense has been spared 10 make this the best ball Of the
fort and enjoyment of all that may favor them with the
attendance Tickets be procured Of any member Of
the regiment, and at Lieut. Colonel Moodys No. 1872
Chatham street Major Parkers Gothic Hail. and o Capt
Wheeler lac Perry street.
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STOLEN GOODS.

nFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE, JANUARY Is
~ 1S53-The following property Is now at the Third
District Police Court supposed to be stolen 0ne hat
one overcoat bag containing linen under garments
gold chain. GEORGE W. MATSEII, Chief of Police
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How Beautiful, and yet how Cheap Suit of
clothes have obtained for New Yearl They made
70 order by j. C. Booth, 486 Broadway, and fit more
ehsrmingly than anything l ever wore bIr. Booths
stock of goodsmost of them he just
from London and Paris-s certainly the most splendid
assortment ever It almost tempted me to be
travagant snd yet that is hardly possible at the low
prices he has established Without question, he Is the
first of aors and deserves the patronage ofevery young
who aspres to dress we'll and has, at the time
. wholesome regard for economy. I know you will all
take advice and therefore append his address, but
from fear Of being overwhelmed personally with your
thanks must remain L'Inconnu.
J. BOOTH, 1876 Broadway, corner Of Broome street.
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THE FIREMEN.

NEW YORK, JANUARY 10, 1S53-AT A MEETING OF
Madison Hose Co. No 81 held at the carriage house
return from the fire. IL unanimously adopted that
return sincere thanks TO Mr. Burger Mr. Schwartz
and Mr. Hunter for the abundant supply OF refreshments
provided for at the fire in Twenty fourth street Sat
urday evening. ROBERT G. ARMSTRONG, Foreman.
CHARLES MASON, Secretary
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DAGUERREOTXPEs.

TWENTY FIVE CENT DAGUERREOTYPES- REFS h
Co., caution the people against ell persons who at.
tempt to initiate their and original system Of picture
making, and who pretend to work the process and
machinery discovered and introduced by Mr.. Rees
late from Germany Beware OF rival imtators and hum
bugs. No $50 Broadway,
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hair dye the best yet discovered for coorng the hair
or whiskers the moment II Is applied The wonderful
and certainty with which this yorito aud old esta
bished hair dye performs is astonishing It - for sale OF
applied, at BATCiEIORS wig factory, No Wall street
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Hecker 4 Brother wish FAMILIES who use
their ,sefrasng patent -four to observe that the best
bread is made by adding the proportion of at least
quart Of cold water milk to three pounds Of aourthe
less mixing the betttr-just sufficient to thoroughly
the -four. Bake Immediately in a deep pan not more
than half full, and in well heated The -four
should be weighed and the water measured for the sake
of accuracy, which is important
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OF wigs are pronounced tho most perfect imitation OF ma
ture yet invented Those wanting very superior article
should call at BATCHfLORs celebrated wig factory No
wall street where be found the Ia gest and best
assortment in the city. Copy the address,
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You can have them for % cents declared
Yes Jones chemical soap aud coral hair resoatve both
reduced to half price . will give II you the soap
chapd hands face eruptoDs, saltiheum, and makes
dscoloed skin white and clear the other forces hair to
clean dresses II beautifully Depot 403 broadway
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cepon reservation the very best invented. Be
of pulled dyes Equally celebrated Is Gouraud's
MedicSted sonp for curing pimplcs ecSes salowness
chaps roughness Sc Poudre Subtitle uJrooss hair from
any part Of the body Liquid Rougc Lily White and Hair
Gloss, al No 81 Walker street. Broad ray.
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Mrs. Jervis' Cold Candy-T1me-tested, and
recommended by the first Of the country for coughs
colds hoarseness throat and other pulmonary
plants Clay, Taylor Benton Van Buren and other dis
tingushed men, have recommended this really good
article. Sold by Mrs. W. Jervis, No 3e8 Broadway
Zeber Third street below Chestnut Philadelphia and by
druggists generally
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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; heradric devices of every description
EVERDEIi. 3O2 Broadway.
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Important to Artists, Amatcurs, and
School-Roberson Co. celebrated oil colors in tubes
canvass brushes varnishes oils Remnants water coors
Whamans drawing papers, &c. for SALE wholesale and
retail by W. SCHAUS, 803 Broadway up stairs. Orders
from the country will receive immediate attention.
Take Care OF the Feet-BufYal0 and Fur
boots and shoes warranted to keep the feet
and dry also every style of boots shoes and CATERS to
be thought at lower prices than be purchased in
any other establishment in the CITY, at Z. A. BROOKS
Boot and Shoe Emporium, 150Fulton street.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRT.-Adourned till Saturday.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CouRT.-The case of the Steam
boat Reindeer Disaster.
SUPRElR CoURr.-Circuit-No Z, 8, 90 81, 38, 40 Al,
~, 49, 46 to 30. Special TermNos. 10S, 3d. 100, %,
Al, o. lot, lis, 123 1855, a. so, ia l24 a. IA, 49,
numbers. Part second-Nos. 20, AZ, g. 1os, 324 $780,
3S6, 1888, $50, $50 to SS4 ALL evenhumbers.
SUPERIOR CouRr,-(Two branches)-Nos 243, $50, 267,
21S 261 274 277 278 279 20S 105 1873, POS, 23S "a,
219 1877 1291a, 49, 1871 $50 2Ss 2SA 1885, 2s6 2s9 $50
2s2, 2s7, 81, SO, So, "a, 11s, ~, 1872
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Scissors and thematics.--Every Shirt
cut out at GREEN'S No Astor House. is shaped in ac
cordance with mathematical system applied to the
human figure Hence the impossiblity of a mistake
No matter whether you order six shirts hundred
they all to fit and to t alike If made at Green's
/ Astor House
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Californian and Australian Passengers can
supply themselves with private stores, suitable for
long voyage and all climates, at PETELER'S, No 3
Aston House. Barclay street. few doors from Broadway
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To Gas COnsumers.-Pr0tect Your Meters
from Frost-The undersigned prepared to prevent
the gas meters from freezing that consumers may
have uninterrupted supply Of light this cold weather
EMMONS CONOvEls II Mercer street, (under the St.
Nicholas Hotel)
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
~ SEE SECOND AND THIRD PAGES. az
POST OFFICE NOTICES.

TT s. MAIL FOR CALIFORNIA LETTER BAGS FOR
" Aspinwall Panama and all parts Of California,
win close at the Broadway Post Office NO 4226 Broad
way, near Canal street tomorrow, 10th inst at II Il
O'Clock ?. NJ. Weekly papers ready for mailing.
JAMES G. MARRIOTT
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NTANTED--A PERSON WITH A CAPrTAL OF 800
w 10 $3.50 to invest in daguerrcotype business
ablishod 1913 skylgt seven years lease, furnished
&c for which he viii receive half the profits and be
taught the art if requircd the money TO be used in the
business &c. Appy 20 Mr Henry in the Gallery, 195
Broadway
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toilet article, and effective remedy for dandruf nervous
headache loss change OF color Of hair in the world
II requires but trial to satisfy all Sold by the trade
generally throughout North and South America Europe
and the islands Of the large bottles for 25 cents
sold by Rushton Clark Co.; G. II. Ring, John
street Rice smith, RS broadway, New York Mrs. Hays
146 Fulton street and Radcif Brothers 1s9 Atlantic
street Brooklyn. Wholesale depot, Iol broadway.
d. = BARNES.
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Bargains-Untn the LIST. March, ls53.-From
this date until the first March, am selling my entire
stock of embroideries lace goods &c &C., at immense
reduction am importing my spring stock direct from
Glasgow and Paris and will require by that time
s. 600 in cash, for custom house charges duties, &c
JOHN MADDEN Metropolitan lace and embroidery store
657 Broadway near Prince street.
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Coral and Pearl WOrk-Strung New, Re-
strung repaired for the trade retail customers
the factory Of the subscriber 38l Broadway up stairs
corner Of White street. DAVID RAFT
Manufacturing Jeweller
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TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HBkALD.
With reference to the late meeting at Metropolitan
Hail. with regard to the Incarceration Of the AAdai IN
Tuscany, would say that the King Of Prussia the &C
knowledged head Of the Protestant church. has sent
Count Arnim Bumberg to Florence, to ntercede with
the Grand Duke Of Tuscany in behalf Of the
family and has through him obtained the solemn promise
Of Grand Duke that the sufferers would be liberated
on the 10th ultimo. As the promise made in the
most distinct and deliberate manner, subsequent to the
refusal given by the Grand Duke to deputaon sent by
several Of the Protestant European prncpates there
remains but little If any doubt that the Madias were IL
berated at the time stated am, sir yours respectfully
RUDOLPH IEXOW, Editor Criminal Zietung.
New York 18th January 1853
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tain to rheumatic and all other pains and weak
with either Coughs and colds broken up
81 each His magic fluid is certain to restore the hair
81 each His remedy for preventing sickness3 EACH
and fails to cholera darrhea nc His medical
charm sores cuts and bruises instantly and cures
the heaves and work the horse day-$1 each The old lin
ment for general for the horse SO cents each 81 so
dozen, $40 gross, cash Principal depots $50 Pearl
& Co., SO Maiden lane A. B. Il d. Sands Fulton
and William streets; c. " Cickener Co., 81 Barclay
street. T. Hope Co. Chambers and Hudson will send IL
to their patrons and for sale by almost respeca
druggist in the United States and the Canadas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-19

Captain Ericsson Recently Visited Brady's
National Miniature Gallery 206 Broadway and added his
portrait to the splendid collection for which this establish
ment has been go long celebrated
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-19
THE LECTURE SEASON.


DR0FEsS0R KOEPPENS LECTURE ON MOHAMMED
will be delivered at the Tabernacle this evening, at
O'Clock. Tickets 25 cents.
vTNHOMAS FRANCIS MEAGHER WILL DELIVER HIS
j. lecture on Australia, at the large Hall Commercial
Buildings Jersey City this wednesday, evening" at
han past O'Clock Tickets 90 cents each to be had at
the door of the Hall.
NEW YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY COURSE OF
IN lectures 1S52-1S53.-For the benefit of the Fire
Proof Building FundThe sixth lecture will be delivered
at Metropolitan Hall Thursday evening Jan 90 by
the Hon. William A. Graham of North Carolina The
doors will be open at o'clock the lecture to be de-
ivered at eight O'Clock Tickets so cents may be pro-
cured at the library rooms in the University and at the
door. AUGUSTUS SCTIEIL. !
FRANCIS l.. HAWKS Committee.
GEORGE II. MOORE,
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French and English Engravings.-A Splen-
did collection Of engravings jsst received per Ara
bia. For sale, Wholesale and retail by
w. SCHAUS, 303 Broadway, up stairs.
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California Express-Wells, Fargo d Co..
We despatch next regular mall steamer express by
steamship Ohio, Thursday next, January 10th, in
charge of Mr.. 8 c. Jison, special messenger
who goes through to destination.
WELLS, FARGO Co., Office 10 Wall street
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Gcntlemen'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 & SON, No. 81 Nassau street.
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Ladies' Furs Selling or Cheap.-The Adj
yanced season has induced BANTA Of 100 Canal street.
to reduce the prices his entire stock of fashionable
furs, manufactured expressly for his city retail trade
Ladies' now have opportunity of supplying themselves
with choice and beautiful furs, at reduced prices
Callahan, successor to G. G. Childs, lib Nassau
street. has unsurpassed facilities for executing neat
and superior manner all kinds Of plain and fancy prn Ting
Merchants and Others requiring cards circulars hand
bills bill heads &c, would do well to call examine spec
mems, and get his prices
Cristndoro's Celebrated Liquid Dye changes
the hair instantly to beautiful black brown while his
preventative and beautiier stimulates its growth and
gerpetuates its uxuriancA to the latest period Of e
The dye is applied privately and both sold at CRTADO
Ro's, No. Astor House, and by druggists generally
Ladies' and Gentlemen suffering from Ner-
yous Debility, just step into Ruson Carks, 165 and
273 Broadway, 10 Aston House, and obtain bottle
OF Watts Nervous Antidote II acts upon all diseases
produced by any Reorganization of the system
like magic It is warranted vegetable and perfectly
harmless.
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The most Painful Corns Remoy

the most Painful COrns Removed, free from
pain or danger also bunions and bad nails successfully
treated by DIR. j. IITTIEFEID who has thirteen years
practical experience in this city Rooms 49S Broadway
opposite the Art Union Rooms-for ladies and gentlemen
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MANIFESTATIONS BY TWO RESPECTABLE
w girls; one as plain cook, washer and ironer, and
tie other chambermaid and waiter and has no obec
tin to do general housework in small private family
The best of city references given Please call at 209
A. Fourteenth street, third floor front room.
Ian be for two DAYS
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VXTANTED-A SITUATION, BY 4 HIGHLY REs5PECTA-
wv bic middle aged man, whose testimonials of
tie best description suitable for any of the following
Farm ba veterinary surgeon farrer any department
that may require the general services of business
Address r. g., of H. Wells, Eagle Hotel Is Green
wlch street
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Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Female Support
ers springs for knock knees bow legs aud OF
the ankle joints and curvature Of the spine also very
superior elastic stoo king and knee cap for enlarged veins
of the legs and weakness of the knees and ohdrens
trusses, at II Ann street. near Broadway.
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WTANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG Girl, A
w situation chambermaid and nurse. City Refer
given Apply for two days ut No. II East Eleventh
street, between Third and Fourth avenues.
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PERSONAL.

IF MIR. ELISHA NEWTON WILL. CALL AT NO. Is
Renwick street direct a note stating where he
may be found, it may prove to his advantage
MIR. RUCHLING, OF SAN FRANCISCO, SUPPOSED
1v1 to be at present in this city, will obge Mr. Winter
hof BY calling at his office So Broad street
INFORMATION WANTED OF THE PRESENT RESI-
i dence OF Margaret Kelly, seamstress formerly OF
Troy, recently working for Mr.. Johnson trunk and
sachel maker Pearl street and boarding at Mrs Matilda
C. Smeades Al Forsyth street) of her husband his
name and place of business. Address Inquirer Herald
Office.
A LIBERAL REWARD WILL. BE GIVEN FOR ANY IN
"A formation Of gentleman who left his residence
Sunday afternoon in deranged state of mind Of recent
occurrence He is Of middle age about five feet seven
inches high, dark eyes darkish saow complexion black
hair, slightly bald and whiskers speaks and moves
city at AZ NJ but in what direction it is impossible to
conjecture Editors out OF the city by noticing the above
would subserve the of humanity and contribute
the relief OF family in deep affection Address 173 East
Seventeenth street.
G OK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WANTED OF Jo-
D<Cc sias Fesch, who left his home sday night
ut nine ocock and has not since been heard Of Was
dressed in gray coat black velvet vest and dark panta-
looms Height five feet, six inches; brown hair, high
forehead, had on boots and corsir shirt The above
reward will be paid satisfactory information given to
Mr.. Caspary, or to his cousin,
JACOB MARX, 1874 Cedar street
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Fine, Pure White Dlamonds-S2s per CARAT
Four lots Of fine diamonds, unsurpassed for quality
beauty for SALE at market prices in lots to suit at SS
Broadway, up stairs. DAVID RAFT, Importer
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TNXTENSION OF CANAL. STREET AND WIDENING OF
II Walker street.-An persons interested and opposed
the levied their property and those not
satisfied with the award for their property taken for the
widening of Walker street. requested to call at the
East Broadway House. corner of Pike street and East
Broadway at any time during the day and evening (un
objections person will Sc in attendance, with the
copy the commissioners books where all learn the
amounts awarded and assessed each lot, and sign
rcmonstrance before a commissioner.
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FursJ FursSi Fuxsi1I-
THE fur that warns o monarch,
Warmed bear"
'Now Is the winter Of discomfort
Made glorious summer by the Furs OF Knox"
shakespeare Improved.
Mufs, sleigh robes, buffalo overcoats, &c large and
cheap assortment for sale by KNOX, the halter No 1913
Fulton street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

vJ,HE LADIES' BENEVOLENT SOCIETY, ATTACHED
to St. Patrick's Cathedral viii hold their ninth
nua festival at the Chinese Rooms, $50 Broadway,
Thursday evening" January Goth, 1853 Tickets may be
had the Catholic of the sexton of the cathe
dral, and al the door the evening Of the festival
ST oNGsHOREMEN'S U. B. SOCIETY-THE FIRST AN
nual ball of the above society will take place at Tam
many Hall, Wednesday evening. 10th inst The pro
Widows and Orphans Fund So lsudable and charitable
an object will 1t is to be hoped, liberal and
support from all those who feel interested in the
welfare OF this society Tickets 81, may be had of
the following gentlemen, or at Tammany Hall on the
night of the ball-John McGrath, VIM. Hussey Fran
els Mclaughlin Michael Glfcather John Murphy Richard
Clinton Michael Wheean Michael Curran, Committee Of
Arrangements. JOHN n. WILLIAMS Chairman.
PATRICK DoNoHoE, Secretary.
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IF MIR. ELISHA NEWTON WILL CALL AT NO. 1s
i Renwick street or direct note stating where he
may be found, it may prove to his advantage.
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nEM0CRATIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL. O0AAHTTEE
- AT q meeting Of the Democratic Republican Gene
raj Committee held at Tammany Hall, on Tuesday
ing the 18th instant the following resolution unsn
mously adopted -
Resolved, That for the purpose of securing harmony
and good feeling in the democratic party the committee
will not proceed this evening to settle the contested seats
but the shall be considered and determined We'd
nesday evening. the 10th day Of January At half past
seven O'Clock, and.that this resolution be published
Whereupon, the committee adjourned to meet at Tam
many Hail. Wednesday evening, the 10th instant at
half-past seven O'Clock, precisely.
DANIEL. T. DRIEvAN, Chairman pro tenn
Gre q D. H. aiG PrRssz. Secretaries pro tenn.
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MTANTED-BY PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN, A
w situation TO do chamberwork and plain sewing, or
would do the housework of small family. Can give good
city reference Please call at 96 East Eleventh street.
second floor back room, for two days.
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POLITICAL.
VoUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN, GENERAL
Committee.-The delegates elect to this committee,
for the year 1863 will meet at Tammany Hall, ON Wed
nesday the 10th inst, at ~ O'clock p NJ, for organa
ton JOHN WHEELER, Chairman.
+ io1 y; sle snT, Secretaries for 1862.
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN,. GENERAL COMMITTEE
~ An adjourned meeting of this Committee win be
held at Tammany Hall, Thursday, the 10th day Of
January next, at TX O'Clock, p. NJ.
THOMAS J. BARR, Chairman, pro tenn
Ss srsss C co Srs'S" Secretaries, pro tenn.
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VTANTED-A SITUATION, BY A NEAT, WILLING
w girl, who is competent to do chamberwork and to
actas chldren's and do plain sewing; is good
wa,er and ironer and is willing to make herself gene
rally useful to small plain family Good city reference
given. No objection to the country in good family.
Phase call at 229 First avenue, front room, second floor
Can be seen for two DAVIS
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WI ANTED-BY YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION AS
w chambernIaid and nurse or to do general house
work in small family speak French and English
first rate is willing make herself generally useful Gun
be for two days. Please call at "a Grove street
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MARTIN VAN HOsENBERGH, ATTORNEY AND
Nl Counsellor at Law, No 334 Broome street, second
door from the Bgwery
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MIR. RUCHLING, OF SAN FRANCISCO, SUPPOSED
1v1 to be at present in this city will oblge Mr. Winter
hof BY calling at his office, 81 Broad street.
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IXTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A
wv situation seamstress and nurse. Good city re-
frence Please call ut 81 Sixth avenue fifth floor front
room. Can be seen for two days.
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VIZ ANTED--A PLACE, TO no THE GENERAL, HOUSE
w work in gentecl family Please cali at No II
Stone street Grst floor
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r OST-A PACKAGE OF PAPERS AND LETTERS,
IL marked c. Heebner, Philadelphia. The finder will
be suitably rewarded by leaving the ct the Office Of
the Merchants Hotel, Cortlandt street.
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VITANTED--A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG MAN AS
w groom understands the care and management of
horses and !. careful driver has good knowledge Of
gardening would wait at table, IL required No obec
ron to in the country Can be for three days at
No. 1S Morris street.
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CTTY PEDLAR WANTED-A YOUNG NAN, EIGHTEEN
~ to years Of age of good address, who
produce undoubted recommendations to sell fancy goods
and take orders by sample among the retail dealers il
this city and vicinity Salary moderate Address Sales
man. at this Office.