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DoN'T SPEAK ALLAr ONCE .-Venezucla has sent
forward motion to be admitted into the American
Union. A correspondent of the United States Ga
xette writing from Porto Cabello, makes the fol
lowing exclamation: "Would to Heaven that Bro
Their Jonathan would in the excess Of his republi-
can generosity, take this beautiful country under
the cover Of his big guns, and add another star to
the glorious American constellation.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-06-24

B. F. ANGEL, the new United States consul d
Honolulu, sailed for that port from New York or
Monday afternoon, in the steamship Illinois, via
the lsthmus of Panama. He is accompanied BY
his family
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-06-24

VERMONT WING CoNvENTIoS. The Wing Con-
vention, which met at Montpelier on the 22d inst.
nominated Erastus Fairbanks for Governor, w
c. Rittredge for Lieutenant Governor, and Geo
Howes for Treasurer
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DRowSsD WHILE BATHIse.-A young lady,
named Catherine Ann King, while bathing at
Newcastle, Delaware, about ten o'clock at night
on the 2lst instant, was carried beyond her depth
nd drowned
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-06-24

The BEAUTY OF GEoRsETowN and its vicinity
(says recent letter to New York paper) has
long been familiar TO the world, but it never looked
more lovely than now. The fashionable world has
recently taken new start in this direction, and
it now numbers among its citizens Mr.. Bodisco,
the Russian Minister; Mr.. Champion, the British
Minister; Baron Gerolt Minister Resident of Prus-
sia and Mr.. Secretary McCelland
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-06-24

r. AUGUSTUS ERvINs, of Connecticut, 70,
some time past Private Secretary of Governor
SEYMOUR, of that State, has been appointed
Secretary of Legation to Russia.
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FLOODED SrocK FoR FARhs.-The steamer Hum
boldt, at New York, has brought from Europ,
fifteen merino sheep, a valuable Norman stud
horse, and five brood mares
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-06-24

a member OF the General Assembly wittily OBJ
serves that the satisfaction with the present com
promse-the Stebbings platform-of the liquor
duesuon ls UNIVERSAL; the temperance men have
the Maine Law, which is all that fhev want; and
everybody else has plenty of rum, which is all
that fhey want-Proridence Journal
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Boy DRowsEp.-JeremiahD Dalton, six years O.
age, son of Edward W. Dalton, Who resides at No
Chestnut Place, was drowned between one nd
two O'Clock yesterday noon in the water near
the foot Of Mount Vernon street. Deceased had
been absent from his home but about hour md
the hrst intelligence his parents had of him was
that his body had been found. Coroner Smith held
an inquest on the body, and the jury returned a
verdict Of accidental drowning"
Boston Journal ODD
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-06-24

Black,cood's Magazine for June has been re
ceived from TAYLOR & MAuRy.
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For sale by TAYLOR & MAURY.

The Chiid's Mathis and Vssp1s By Mother.
Boston: CROSBY, NICHOLS & Co. 1858 ] vol
lSmo PIP. 100.
This is pretty little book, written by mother
for the children of many. Every night and
morning" the author requests, 'before saying
your prayers, open this little book and read the
thoughts set down for the tme'' These thoughts
are arranged for all the days Of the week.
For sale by TAYLOR s. MAuRy
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-06-24

Liuelps Living Age, for the 25th of June, ha.
come to hand 1t is varied and interesting az
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-06-24

The Prophets and Kings Of the Old Tsstannent. n
Series of Sermons Preached in the Chapel of
Lincon's Inn. By FREoERicK DErrsoN MAU
RIcE, &c. Boston: CaossY, NICHOLS & Co,
New York. CHAaLEs s. FRANCIS & Co. 1853.
l volume. PIP. 466.
In his dedication to Thomas Erskine, esq.,. the
author says: 81 owe it to you that I am able to
honor and appreciate part of the testimony
which was borne by those Scotchmen in the
enteenth century, whom we of the English Church
are apt to regard with great dislike.' And again:
81 have tried in these Sermons to show that the
story of the Prophets and Kings Of the Old Tesla
ment is as directly applicable to the modern world
as any covenanter ever dreamed" &c.
The theologian will need no words of praise to
induce him to atentvely peruse this volume nor
can the student of history and biography be in
duced to close it until he has traversed its every
page. The author brings Us to a close intimacy
with the remarkable personnges of whom he
treats.
ale nv e.
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Project Of Convention Proposed Bet,Deen the OHo-
Porte and the Emperor of Russia.
His Majesty the Emperor and Padishah of the
Ottomans, and his Majesty the Emperor of all the
Ruseias, in the common desire of maintaining the
stability of the orthodox Greco Russian worship
professed by the majority of their Christian subject
and of guaranteeing that worship from every en-
croachment 10 future, have appointed, viz: His
Majesty the Emperor of the Ottomans - and his
Majesty the Emperor of all the Russias -, who,
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Baluness -rhousands have been Cured or
In al ts stages BY usns Bogss hyperion
huid Pathological and chemical sad on ps
Renee IL cs%possen 70 be eaea.ted aeeo.dns
Ne. N7 Wsshipgton ,sst, Boston, and sasds,
No ITO Fulton street; VIM Cary CO. 2f Pearl street,
Steel 33 Broadwey New York and ~ druggists generally
throughout the Union.
II II an Acknowledged Fact, or ali the Most
EN- inent physicians Of Phiadelphia Hobsns &cks
Worm SyInp and Liver PILLS. the greatest dis
covsries Of the age. Read the following
WLmrNGroN Del Juno l, 1850,
Mr. J. HopENsAcx Yon will please send gross
OF Liver Pills have sold ths three yoa let with
me on they have performed abe astonishing
cures They cnrsd one nAaof the ague in three days. and
MRS Hnines OF this who aing for ths last
five yesr and after irving all the mos. able physicians
thought there of trying longer her
two boxes Of pills and told her II they did her good
tair two boxes sis began 60 improve II is about ss
weel since she commenced taking them she Is almost
p. PORTER.
CLIcKEsER Co.. No 81 Barclay street, New York. whole
sale age mt for Eastern States
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soeed by the United 81 ates Court that Elias Howe 10
Of 500 broadway The originator of the sewing chnes
now SO extensively used Call at his and see forty Of
them In constant CLOTH leather &C., and judge
fed from the records Of the United States Of tho
elusive He has ssit pending against the two
needle machI $50 called and about menoing suits
all others offered the public except those licensed
rhder his patent You that want sew.g machines
ti0us hew purchase from others than nj those
licensed under him. else the law will compel pay
twice over. WHEELER, WILSON & co No. 265 Broad
way, sell their superior machines for stitching collars boz
sons, &C., under O loense from him
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How Perfsctly natural Il Is for your Mu-

merous be anxious to serve you parsuary
GER recently the aaAds oS
to serve him. in various all out Of friendship and
many OF whom, few years since scarcely knew him Nu-
merous friends arc row willing to make heavy sacrifices
FOR nia IN establishing his business order to satisfy
porien OF rs solicitors DR. would have them
that he does not desire or expect avors home
believer unbought Of the raret articles
n market and when of his friends think proper send
IL In small parcels they may assured 1t will be
duly appreciated The large family bottles coatain few
sold at 476 Broadway at each 80 Dozen cash. invaria
bly, Call and consult the doctor and you will observe the
Of largely developed Although he is
Mott Parker or Cheesemsn semethins healthy grow
his extensive laboratory and enjoy the beautiful
ride and scenery, upon the face of the earth.
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OCUrlsrs AND AURisTs.

>~>>N~-~>NNNN>Ns
SprC1aL NOTICE TO THE 1GAp-rnOsE Persona
~ be contemplate consulting DR.. LUrENER osust and
surisi 20 Prince street. south Broad v
pltnse call Unit 'nrthor notice Mon lays wedpesdaya
Dr Ls a.o full snd complete Dr. L. has no
cities and he would caution she deaf against empovns
quack uaing their oils &c all letters must be prepaid and
ontein the Ns Of - 10 yeceivs attention,
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NEW PUBLICATIONS..


TRAVELLERS mi ELLIGE VCE-JUST PUBLISHED
L New and revised EDITIONS OF Applet,ns Travellers,
Guide for the Southern and Western States
ctlorVd maps lsmo 81.
Aprletons Travellers udc for the Northern East
ofn states, Cnoada, &C.. with "a maps ISmo; 81 IS
AppletQns aud complete United states Guide Book
for 1ravclere. Numerous maps. l6mo Sc.
Puilithcs ly APPLETON Il CO., 200 Broadway.
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MATRIMONIAL.


MATRINONY MADE EASY OR HOW TO WIN
Nl lowr-Madame de Forrostie late Of Paris and Lon
DON VIII send 10 any address, recspt Of dollar post
Eaid, most captivating and perfect directions to ble
and gent to win the affections of of the
opposite be desired The process Ia simple but
captivating That all be married irrespective of
appearance position Address Madame De Forreate
~ broadway Posi- Ofhce.
NghTRINcNy MADE EASY, OR now 70 WIN
VA Losor rciessor Lpwton, Boston. formerly Of Lon
dof WD &c 50 70 any address, pt or desr poss
paid lsh directions to ensbio ladies' gentlem wiz
the devoted elections o. IS Of the opposite
their hts may dssre 5he Ia simple, but
captivating that eh may BIO married, Irrespective of age,
appearance or poston And last though least IL
be ARRANGED with such end d,leacy sat ia
i'm possible address Psofet Lawtoa Boston. Mas
NO ettsr5 tsscI tom Tire Fest Office the sosttao
SAid.
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lstG -Gsi.f4sH <aUCS.

J1NGINE WANTED-FROS -FOUR TO SIX UORs r.
" power bouta horizontal iron bed frame; pillar blocks
Preferred also short valve Ghost aido cyIn
dor preferred, and with cut or be neat SO ior
wanted; roycrnor rmaterisI 10 be delivered for
cath vitlu ten days. Address Collins Bovine Co IN
and l76 Pearl street, for three days.
NOTICE TO BUTCHERS-FOR SALE, TWo NEAT
IN shops doing business Of 9 eek tn other
500 per week Inquire at 10 Second street between IL ana
o'clock.
IrNFURNIsHED ROOM, BEDROOM AND place FOR
~ cooking wanted by gentleman, ady aad ehild-io'a
ton s olccSfor which moderate rent would be given
and quiet tenant obtaioed Address stating the rent
cured &C., Viz, Herald office
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sThe Last Rsso ~ summer has been an
pspuiary was sothsg furore
= BY the Of Knox's beautiful GUNNER hate
Ne n imtabe, light durable and elegant
ss.y.r q II: being the close o. the
msising ct alarming sAsri6ee Friends of articles
below cost call upon KNOX Ne. LIS Fulton and
sare . bargain.
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n proyerb tits said-"Hs who wears j. best knows

w proverb tis said-"He who wears t best knows
Where the shoe pinches," heel. nstep, or toes;
B.ookss motto by far the best one / call,
TN never let boots or shoes pinch At all;
nutIet them; In fashion. style, fabric and make
Ke SO good that the thne Of all Others they take
p. A Is Ooks, Fashionable Cortyvalner, $50
tstob street. and W Broadway the cheapest place. in the
y to get good boots Shoes and gaters OF every descrp
tion.
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adds the catalogue Of plisbed
tions science by Morse during his OK
Flora the remote regions As and Africa
ss chat patent Arabian herb which forms the basis Of the
him the ehsreed medical Of nnd
PsT the diplomas and I voted 70 him by than
has received from eminent pharmeeutss and herbalist
70 hs thanks Of hSaas sr Of al as
nvads saved from impending death by this extraordinary
regular faculty proverDisy suspicious Of all
sdy and certainty With which the Elixir
Sr have the OF caste and
mel sonet no che curative and
m A., sr,,, -. -.
squali,ing The rerSa.ns the escretys func
Gas and G ma the and
So Az x.;,s Rssei%s .
tbs physical psr,oss Of fragile stsuo
& pns m Ss 1 Ss % Of @ THAN
rant AS a preventive and cure Of the
.teIeats o M.fss nyiiossns Elixir and COZ
list list '1s
beads Of Billions fever ssue and fever liver oom
peS spriss
ipfSn wearness Of life dyspepsia sinng at the som
Isary Of che fun eohs peculiar TO females spinal adse
eseds from Iso living or zoo rec Indulgence the
tensles married and unmarried recognise in Morses In
vaoI ting Elixir ard cordial the only preyenve Of
functional checks nervous
20 oeh throw their delicate organization cto ctseisei
.Yna1tipn and entail upon them Of misery IL IL Tar.
tLer asserted and the assertion ia founded series d
Hrinebthl Ifoofs covering period OF three years, that
every c"noht incident femalssfeon pirlhsod 10 old
aeeis relieved anally eradeated BY tho Of this
most in'allble 81 III known remedies,
wore ionching the mode Of its operations We know
that entire paralysis of tho beryes another
death The festtoJo may make his the
1ver tho lungs the htart the BRAIN stomach che cir
culaiiop hut his final blow Is the ~ ' Wv -
Destruction OF The nervous systom-So long that Ia
KEPT Ia full ,s1r tbe whole physique prime
diton now one OF the great
acts directly tac aem AZ nm exbiIofspt
while the other properties which cd with t toac
power have their due influence In removing
gements restoring the digestive ANA Will
To regular harmonious lad 'rLa
inygorating elixir and cordial is consequently
snedy for all Affections, whether socigted th
disc OF the great vital etye aud exoretye or
parts local 1t Is alike medicine for mind body onIin
The disorders OF the material frame restoring pye
- strength, longthenipg life and exhlaratug the enimaI
tprs.
iorrr Mor5os lnsIorating Cordial has been couu.
suftctod by unprnoplgd In future ell
ncnc cordial will have tho pr tors smlc pasted
oy tac cork ofeaob bottle and tho following words blown
70 the glass" DR.. Mnrsos Invgorating CortiaG. II.
Ring Proprietor, s.Y.v
lhe eerdin PIT np highly concepttated IN pint bottles
Price W pc, bottle, two for 81 sg for Sll
ChsisbEo III. RING, No ia2 Broadway, New York,
sold by druggists generally hgents In Ncg Orleans John
Wright Co.
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sewing MachIneS.-TheFo are sOMo Tricks
Of trade contemplate and false that they 0ugh.
passed of these consists in pretending
Kind q stitch made BY siNGsRs Sewing haohnes with
thread side The individuals this
are particularly wocden-hsade All persons Of
information know that Singers machines make . fast,
fa, and perfect stitch on both Sides which other
amined and purchased at the price 500 at the
ef6ce No. 1923 Broadway. /. NJ SINGER & co,
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-
REWARD


&1OO REWARD THE HOUSE OF THE UNDER
@lUU- signsd, corner of Howe ard Maple streets was
clock NJ the 22d instant and robbed Of about sixty
silver in all; so%e twenty or twenty table
the rest teaspoons marked aboys also
large silver Iadle. worth s5 $50 marked W., one
gold lever watch gold chain and pencil the latter
rings marked in part Theodosa r. Hay dem $50 in gold
ts t.o dagnerreotypes set Ia gold and one gold
valuable papers. sc: HENRY TOWNSEND. hefcr to
thaniel Hayden, ~ William street N T.
CEO aEwARD-LOST OR STOLEN, ON THURSDAY
RCU night between II and II o'clock in passing down
neghborhood Of tho Hospital russell calf skin pocset
book containing about Slo0 in bills Of different banks;
also several not amounting to abont 81 2 also ehack
ment Of tho notes and check been stpped II lost
finder returning the same to Mr. JAS O. s10NEALL No.
ward II stolen the person renrning the papers, &c.
retain the money and no questions VI ked
dix REwAkD-TEN FOR THE GOODS AMI FIVE
slO for the thefStoen, black trunk co atainins
White dress with five founces it, one black SILK dess
one calico do. plain white do. one pink lawn one
PINK calico sundry under clothes and latoework The
out by short built irishnan. Call at No % Chathsm
street for further particulars. j. j. WOODBRIDGE
DlU 3d wet in raylors ice saloon between the
hours of 10 and H. the handle rcpreen
cavalier in made of silver The above ward will
be paid its delivery at the Office of Hotel 20
Broadway.
OK REWARD.--LosT, ON SATURDAY EVENING, 2sD
leather pocket book Containing sealed and
letter toee her with several menorandums of no
above reward by leaving same South street up
stairs.
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Sewing Machines. which.

sewing Machines, which, by Practical
evidence proved to be superior all Others
Ing from stationary spoos and making tho only fast
exsmre them ut ohce "a Chambers street Price from
800 10 $780, Descriptive pamphlets mailed request
GROVER, BAKER * co.
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b. E.-E,nst Mllerts Fruhstucks Local
hsute II uhr aa suppe ID Pine street. basement

Observe Particularly that white DR.. Bran-
sIstb is building on Broadway Lpsnara and Canal streets
street. third door from broadway Brandreths vegetable
universal pills curing hundreds daily t kinds sick
during hot weather their occasional will
nuch trouble often preventing long fits Of sickness Our
blood must kept pure under the sum-
f'vsIs and attacks Of sickness inevitable BRAN
IkETBS pills sold at 25 per with full drsc
tons at G5 ispeha str et (prncpa ohice 2 Hudson
street, and at PA Bowery
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nRUG CLERK WANTED-A YOUNG MAN WELL AC.
- guair.d With tho retail tusines reference
required Apply to John Jones' ~ Houston street, corner
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ITO INDIA sUBBER HANUFACTURERS.-I AM TaE
only authorized to grant licenses for the Of
the ChaGse patent and using that patent with
out my .Iiteen consent viii 90 prosecuted.
WILLIAM JUDSON.
w ORkJNG MEN, ATFENTIONi-AN ADJOURNED
w meeting of TIE Fordham Village Association will DO
held at Military Hail. in the DO opposite Spring street,
on Thursday evening June ut o'clock The books will
remain at office until that evening" nd opporu
nifty will then be given to all who wish Join the Associa
tion. For maps and prospectus apply to
NEWELL x BARKER, NOS Ma ssau street.
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Tustle.-The Nnme OF thls MAN hans become

Tuttle.-The Name OF TINS Man has become
Identified household word Ills fame is complete, and
Will be the fire. ds to the latest
ration magnificent emporium, 35 Broadway The
Of no add thing curious
repertoire DOLLS toys baby jumpers and that
the fancy can invent Persons about cling will
10 call AZ MT T. show them Of the conve
nient things for their e1tant.
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GOACHMSN WANTED-WHO CAN BRING AN UN
~ txceptonahe character for ability sobricty faith
inlness state by whom last employed if married age
Wages LIBERAL Address box 075 Eost Once.
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Watches and Diamonds David

WRtCHKB OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Knit,
importer 3Sl Broadway, corner Of White street. up
stairs offers sale rich stock of diamond rings
Of syios Cooper Jurgensen and other due watches
importers prices 20 cent below retail dealers Dia
msnds by the lot or by single stone.
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LOST ANO FOUND.


OST- ON THE 10TH OF JULY FROM ON BOARD
~ the steamer Black Warrior = bunde. covered with
posed to have been taken by mistake suitabls reward
will be paid delivery at $50 East Fifteenth street.
T OST-ON SUNDAY EVENING, THE PATH INSTANT,
~ about eight o'clock BY Poor widow woman pocket
and some small change The finder by returning the same
to the Office of the Sixth Avenue Railroad the
Palace will receive the thanks Of the owner,
r OsT-ON MONDAY, JULY 25 TWO BLACK LEA
IL Their trunks, labelled Mr. p Wilson Petersen passsn
ger per York" The above taken to Town
send No 20 Broadway will be received and the party well
paid for so deing.
OsT-ON TUESDAY LAST, HAIR BRACELET,
with gold clasp bearing the date of Move nber 3oth
1852 The finder will be thankfully Earded by returning
it to No. 81 Beaver street. up stars.
TRUNK LOsT.-BLACK LEATHER TRUNK MEDIUM
size, marked WILDER Conover Dayton, Ohio, contain
ing papers of value to the only said
left at the Irving House, New York. liberal reward will
be given, and no questions asked.
WATCH LOsT-LOST, ON MONDAY MORNING, IN
w passing few blocks in Canal street and broadway
ladys gold lepine watch With enameled face and small
gold attached by black silk BRAID being present
fr deceased parent The finder will receive liberal
reward leaving 1t ut the store Of Messrs Ball. Black
Co., 2A7 Broadway.
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(SAPMAKERS WANTED.-FIRST RATE HANDS,
makers and fnishes, will find good work at 81
landt atreet. - "
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Hair cutting, cuyling, Imming yvhislkers,
ehampoong and shaving at HILLS the inmitable As Mas
ssu street next to The of Lii oerty street. Hs iu
faHhle onguent and mehuous aqua for promoting tho
Nth and beautiyyng hair applied patrons without
extra charge.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
va SEE THIRD AND SEVENTH PAGES. ga
Personal.

Personal.
ANY INFORMATION OF PATRICK HIGGINS OF
"A count, of Galway perish of Kilcurrin who emigrated
kr5ge, stnordshirs. England about two years
would be thankfully rece red by his
brother, Martin Higgins whom please address Of
John G. Boswell, Troy, N. Y.
NY PRISON POSSESSING INFORMATION OF THE
IA whereabouts Of Mr. Henry f Hanier native Of Ger
will confer favor by communicating the to No.
20 Beaver street, front ofhce.
INFORMATION WAITED OF JOHN FAIRBAIRN,
Farchid, by his wife, just arrived fro Scotland, and
residing at No Allen street. Newark New Jersey.
INFORMATION WANTED OF MRS. ELLEN KELLY,
lately arrived from Dublin. If the above named who
bro ught recommendation from lady of Dublin
to in Warren street, will call there
she Aill hear situation and He has
lest her address in Pearl street.
TUpY KETEBTON WANTS ACCOUNT OF HER Two
81 brothers and sister Michael and ba9ial and Hannah
Heerton of the couL.v Tpperary, parish Of Dramhaue
When last heard from in Syracuse am now In New
York. 07 Msdison street. rear building The name Of
the ship came in was the Conqueror
THE Mr.. JOHNSON WHO PURCHASED A MEcHANI
cal piano Deban Of Paris, will please call at
Eessrs Brothers Co.. 104 John street, where he
will hear Of something to his advantage.
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WANTED-A coy IN A LAW OFFICE; ONE WHO
w writes good hand who will be attentive and devote
himself to the interest Of his Employer. Apply to
j. BANCROFT STEVENS, 10 Wall street
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CAPMAKEKS WANTED-TO MAKE FINE CLOTH
~ oil Silk and common glaze caps None others good
hands need apply to SENGSTACK RAINIER,
Eult str
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no DRUGGISTS.-ANY GENTLEMAN or WIDpW
lady having drug store and who wishes 90 moot with
person fully qualified to conduct the in che sseaoa
o. tho principal to such tho advertiser fully qualified
deal nan aged 20 year, aoenaoci to ~. Ia eue above
Iacy, oDers s services. Would nos object - conducting
phyticons practice fer abort longer peri either n
town or cppntry. Address NsdcaF, Herald once.