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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.


T 0. OF 0. F.-THE MEMBERS OF STRANGERS RE-
i. fuge Lodge No notified to attend at the lodge
room Monday evening, Feb. a. at u O'clock TO take
WrcRo e HENRY KESE
DANNER PRESENTATION TO JACKSON LODGE NO.
Id 5, American Protestant hssociation-Wi be held
at Knickerbocker Hall Monday evening February l4th
1853 Lectures will be delivered by the Rev. Mr. Rankin
Rev. Mr.. Wright and the Rev. Mr. Finley. Tickets Is
cents, to be had ut the door. W. 0'REILLY, W. NJ.
S. CocuREN, W. r. s.
n o. A-wAsHHGToN AssoCIATIoN-THE ST.
". venth annual ball Of this association will be held
at the Broadway Theatre, Tuesday evening" February
I'D, 1853 Tickets which limited, and but few
treasurer, No II Ludlow street, william W Osborn, No
Clerks ONCE G. j. MILLER, President
IJIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT BURIAL soCIETY-The
IL members of this Society hereby notified to
meet at Montgomery Hail. rs Prince street this Monay)
evening the l4h inst at ~ o'clock precisely, for the
transaction OF important business. BY order of
PATRICK DEE Gen sec'y.
MECHANICS INSTITUTE-NOTTCE OF ELECTION
Nl general meeting Of the members of the above in
stitute will be held at their rooms, No. l Bowery on
Tuesday evening next February 15 for the election Of of
fcera, in conformity with the by laws of the institute,
and agreeaby to resolution to that effect pa ssed at
meeting of the Board of Directors
THOMAS ShUII, President.
OFFICE OF THE ASSOCIATION FOR THE EXHIBITION
~ of the Industry of all Nations-No SO Broadway
New York. February ls58-Notice is hereby given dat
election will be held at this Office Monday the 7th
March, between the hours OF 10 A. NJ and 3 p. NJ for
the purpose Of choosing eleven directors of this assoca
tion. BY order, WIN. WHETrEN Secretary.
ITO ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS AND oTHERs-MESsRs
J. WATSON & H0DGS0N, Modellers, Designers &c.
respectfully intimate that since they have commenced
business they have completed house, the property OF
Cherries Morgan, Esq, No Madison square, North Any
Of the above parties may call and their first essay be-
fore the New York public Places Of basinessiai Broad
way in the basement and 374 Broadway, up stairs. N.
B-Decoratons Of every period style and character,
urately executed to order. W. u II.
IMPORTANT TO ENGINEERS ANY ENGINEER SEND
J. ing his address to j. Lowe, manufacturer OF steam
pressure gauges AZ Dty street. New York (post pa)
have copy Of the American Artzan sent him free Of
pense, which, in this weeks issue has of the
greatest improvements on the steam engine offered
to the public.
LNOR sAIE-oNE OF FAIRBANKS PLATFORM
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IGOR sAIE.-ONE OF FAIRBANKS PLATFORM
IL scales best quality, warranted to weigh 500 pounds
or more cheap. Apply to Henry Hicks No. south
William street. -
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m B. BIEECKER, AUCITONEER-T. B. BEECKERA
l.. Co., will sell at auction Tuesday, the 18th Feb
ruary, at noon, at the Merchants Exchange, three
story brick house. with shop in tho rear the south
side of Forty street 25 feet west of Ninth
House 26x38.4-lot 9S feet inches Deep T
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SALES AT AUCTION,

A UcTION NOTICE -TUEsDAY, AT lOk O'CLOCK, IN
IA the sales Is Spruce street extensive sale
splendid watch, two pipes brandy two hundred boxes
THos. BELL. Auctioneer.
A c. FUTILE, AU -IToNEER.-LARGE AND Pc
IA remptory sale of elegant furniture Tuesday,
A. C. Tuttle will sell Tuesday, at 10 O'Clock, at the
warerooms No 102 Broadway Pine street. large and
Valuable stock OF superior cabinet consisting OF
rosewcod mahogany and black walnut sofas, chairs,
centre and sofa tables extension tables library
cases, hall stands dressing bureaus washstands &c.
The whole to be sold without for cash. N. b.
Goods win be packed and shipped on the pre-
misses at moderate charge Persons desirous Of OBJ.
tanning good furniture will find this good opportunity Of
obtaining il at low prices.
A NTHoNY J. BLEEKER WILL SELL This DAY AT
IA l. O'Clock at the Merchants Exchange, valuable
property known No 4O5 Twelfth street. 100 feet East
Of A. the north side Of the street The lot is
1893 feet deep less by rs feet front containing
front and building built OF brick. The front house
is four stories high and cellar the first floor occupied
store and Darkroom The house three story
double house with basement. The yard is well tagged
and has bydrant Of Croon water in il. There Is
deep sewer from the privy TO main sewer in Twelfth st.
IN = HoUGH, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SALE
IL. of groceries, liz &c.-Wiu be Jod, to morrow
(uesday) Feb. 18th at 10 o'clock A. NJ at the store
northeast of sixth and Thiryfrst street.
the entire contents of said compr sing choice
sotnen of family groceries, teas wines, brandie &C,
&C., together with the fixtures complete and lease Of the
premises. Terms, cash
II H. LUDLOW. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSE
II. and Lot on Twenty second street, IL. Ludlow
will sell at auction Wednesday, Feb. 49, 1852 at IL
o'clock at the Merchants Exchange If not previously
dspoed of at private sale twenty second street.-The
convenient and wearfanged house No. 212 West Twenty
SAnd street, four doors from Ninth avenue. The
is twenty by forty feet with an enclosed piazza,
ana haA all the modern improy ements The ocloths and
fixtures will be sold with the house The location is
UNSURPASSED being opposite the grounds of c. Moore,
and facing London Terrace. Lot twenty feet by half the
L,XECUToRs' SALE OF REAL EsTATE-THE SUB
executors
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VXTANTED-A FIRST RATE CUTTER, TO GO SOUTH;
wv who understands the tailoring business gene
rally. None other need apply. For further information
inquire at 514 Broadway.
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WANTED-A SITUATION, AS COOK, BY A RE-
w spectacle Protestant woman, in a private family;
she perfectly understands her business Good city refer
Please call at IS Greenwich street. second door,
back room.
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Looklne-Glass MISUNDERSTANDING -Ix,.,rxaus-
e. ~ .eouo I'd pices.Richards Kingsand, No.
90 sure It. The trade supplied frames no. no.,
~ e''AP'S''''n state. Factory, 1856 Duane street.
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A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT Girl. WANTS A
N situation Us chamlerinad, or has objections to
housework in small private family Please can ut 30
King street, Mrs. Smiths
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A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA
n ton; is good plain cook understands baking and
is first rate washer and ironer. Has objection to do
housework in small private family Can give the be It
Of city reference Please call at So Eighteenth street be-
tween Sixth and Seventh avenues Can be for two
DAYS if not engaged.
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4 VERY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A
n situation in private family is good plain cook
excellent washer and ironer. Would have oh
lection 20 short distance ia the country. Has the
best of city and country references Any commands
left at IS Mulberry street. first hoor shalt be attended
to for three days.
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A LEX'RT. STEWART co. ARE IN WANT OF SEVERAL
n first rate retail Statesmen. Also Carpet Salesman
Apply in the evening, at Broadway Chambers and Reade
streets,
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N situation housekeeper she tidy and Industrious
and good plain Has objection to do chamber
work and plain sewing and would not object to go short
distance in the country Can give nine years reference
Please call address note to j. NJ at 3oS South Third
street, Williamsburg Can be seen for two days.
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and Hair DyinG.--It Is WON

Wigs, Tources, nnd Hair Dying-It IL WON
derfu The great improvement in the art Of wig making
and the mshod Of dying the hair and whskers at the
celebrated wig factory Of MEDHUIlST HEARD, No 81
Maiden lane. Also baids of long hair front braids &c
CSA3 n sdslSsk
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VTTANTED-AN EXPERIENCED CLERK, IN RETAIL
wv ewclry establishment. One well qualified will hear
Of good situation, by applying to ARTHUR, JoHNE 4
Co. 1h Beckman street.
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NTANTED-A YOUNG MAN, WE'LL ACQUAIN TED
w with the wholesale and retail liquor business.
One who is good salesman preferred The best re-
No. 537 Sixth avenue, of Thirty second street
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w young woman, aundress good plain cook.
Please call at 125 East Eleventh street. Can be for
two DAYS.
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VTTANTED-A SITUATION AS FEST RATE COOK
w by q respectable young woman. No objection to
assist in Washing required The best of city reference
be given Please apply at 269 Bowery Houston
street Can be seen for two days, if not engaged.
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VNTANTED-BY YOUNG GIRL, A SITUATION AS
w chambermaid and waiter or to do general
housework in q small family. Has objection to go TO
the country Can get city references Can be seen for
two days at 504 Houston street. stairs, front room
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NTANTED-BY YOUNG WOMAN A SITUATION
w as cook in a private family, who has done cooking
for several years in Boston Apply at 317 First avenue
in the store.
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VXTANTED-BY TWO RESPECTABLE GIRLS, STrUA-
w tons; one as plain cook is first rate washer and
ironer the other chambermaid and plain sewer,
waiter The best Of city reference, if required Can be
seen for two days at liz Eleventh street. between
nues A and b.
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| VXTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE GERMAN Girl. A
w situation cook ami to assist in washing and
ironing in plain family Good city reference given
required Please call at Al A. second aoor back
room.
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VXTANTED-A SITUATION AS SEANISTRESS OR chill
Wv dren's and seamstress, laundress. She is
able to fill either capacity Can be for two days at
Is Duaue street, corner Of City Hall place.
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VXTANTED-Bv A NEAT, TIDY, AND MOST RESPECT
w able young woman, situation chambermaid
and waiter, chambermaid The best OF city reference
for capabity and high integrity Can be until
gagged at 342 Fulton street. OF Joraemon street.
BROOKLYN.
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A COMPETENT PERSON WISHES A SITUATION AS
N dressmaker in respectable family She under. lands
French huting and Is Protestant. Please call at IL
three days
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NTANTED-BY A YOUNG GIRL. FIFTEEN YEARS
w OF age, situation waiter, and to do plain
ing would be willing to make herself generally useful.
She resides with her parents i13 East Twenty eighth
street.
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VXTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG Girl. A
w situation seamstress would be willing to assist
with children Can be for two days. at 103 Sixteenth
street.
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A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A 81 rUA-
IN ton to do general housework cha,n5crN OK.
Please call ut 175 Hester street, corner of Mott.
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VETANTED-TaREE OR FOUR ACTIVE SMART PER-
wv sons who have $500 to $500 cash. to engage in
profitable and ,ess where they make from
81 600 to So 000 per year Undoubted security for al
money invested Address Business, this Office, with
name and residence.
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VXTANTED-A SITUATION, BY A PROTESTANT W0-
wv man, as chambermaid and to assist in washing and
ironing do the general housework of small private
family. Good city reference. Can be for two days
at % Sixth avenue between Fourth and Amity streets,
in the rear.
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Tens.-The Best Assortment of Fine Teas
will be found at the store of the Canton Tea Company
No. 1875 Chatham street, between Pearl and Roosevelt
the oldest tea establishment in the city We
readers that they do better here than elsewhere
either at Wholesale retail They have branch
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MACHINERY OF BATTING AND WADDING FAC
1Vl tory.--Auction-M Monday, 2Ist February, at II
O'Clock a. the foot Of l2Ia street. R., Harlem six card
entire fixtures Of eighty feet drying and glazing house
with blacksmths shop, tools, lathcs, lumber, &c.
WELLINGTON A. CARTER Auctioneer
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Dr. Tobias's Venetian Iiniment of Group coughs
throas chilblains chronic rheumatism, &c Recoect,
a,is article is warranted TO give relief money Is
asked Depot 240 Greenwich street. and for sale by all
Me druggists throughout the United States. 1t
Ieetirache in uhree minutes.
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w. McDOnnld's Newspaper Advertising
ta 10 100 Nassau street, corner Of Ann-The very
-pers from every part OF the Union and the Cana
received daily Best terms, and fullest authority
Recommendations from the written signatures Of
ne publishers
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WTAkTED-A CLERK IN A GROCERY STORE-ONf
wv who is quick active and pleasant, and not afraiC
to work. One from the country preferred. Apply to
ID. M. MILLS 1913 avenue H.
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A UCITON NOTICE-rUEDAY, AT 10k O'CLOCK, IN
IA the sales Is Spruce street extensive sale
OF choice furniture dry goods hardware ewelry gsns
splendid watch two pipes brandy, two hundred boxes
prime Havana segars, &c. r. Forrestal
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A YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION As
n chambermaid and to take of children. Has no
objection to do general housework in small private fami
y. Has objections to the country. Best of city
ference. Can be for two days Address AZ Frank
fort street, in the rear.
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Hair Dye.-Batcheior's Celebrated L.iauAo
hair dye n the best yet discovered for colorng the hair
whiskers the moment ii Is applied The wonderful
ease and certainty with which this vorite and old ssta
applied. ct RATCHE2ORs wig factory. No Wan street.
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VTTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITUA-
w ton, first rate cook she perfectly understands
her business has objection to assist in washing and
ironing If required The best of city reference be
given Can be for two days at IA East Twenty first
street. between Second and Third avenues, first floor
back room
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VIyANTED-A SITUATION, By FIRST RATE SALES
w man, in a wholesale retail hat house; best Of
reference. Address b Herald Office
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m 4. BLEECKER AUCTIONEER-T. B. BIEECKR 4
i Co. win sell at auction Tuesday the 10th inst,
at u o'clock at the Merchants Exchange, three
story brick house. south side Of Nineteenth street. 100
feet east Of Second avenue House 10 x60-lot o. feet
deem.
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VT7ANTEDN-BY PROTESTANT WOMAN, A SITUA
w ton as chambermaid and to do the fine washing
and ironing OF respectable family to cook wash and
iron for small family The best Of city reference be
given Please call at 80 Frankfort street. in the rear,
front basement tan be for two days
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DAGUERREOTYPES


nAGUkRREOTYPES WORTH HAVING, SUCH AS ARE
and popular rooms Of Knapp, No. $50 Broadway, near
Prince street and at 1903 Bowery ARdersons carpc
store On hand, rich assortment OF gois .Ss.ei- "a
and frames, at unprecedented low prices.
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A s GOVERNESS.-A YOUNG LADY GERMAN BY
n birth, who has filed the situation of governess for
four years in the same family to whom she her
arrival in New York, is DESTROYS of meeting with SINH
lar engagement She is equally well versed in French
in her language and capable Of teaching the usual
branches of education in either also the rudents
music and all kinds Of fancy needlework. Can give the
most respectable references Address, post paid Miss
NJ. II, box 81 Post Office
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nation having been received that spurious and very in
ferior watch, bearing imitation Of the of d.
Johnson has been offered for sale in the United States
notice is hereby given that genuine watch of this
name is sold without certificate bearing the Of
England full description of the article and the sigma
of the maker not autographed but written Notice
Is also given that there is such place Brownlow
Hill London but there is in Liverpool Purchasers will do
certificate and watch they will have only themselves
to blame for possessing rubbish for their money One
hundred dollars will be paid to any person who will supply
such information to my agents, Messrs. l.. E. Rice Il
Iawton, No 10 Maiden lane New York, may lead to
the conviction Of the offender L. d. JOHNSON,
81 Ashley Crescent CITY Road London
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ELIAS WINANS, i1Aeoo'ol5'

GEORGE H. ANDREWS, AUCrIONEER.-IMPoRTAN
" monthly sale of household furniture by Andrews
Haughey, at the auction mart, $50 Broadway on Tues
day February 10Th, at 1919 o'clock large assortment
of elegant rosewood parlor furniture in brocatele and
hair CLOTH dining and chamber furniture eteeres
bookcases LOUNGES bedteads chairs centre tables
tresses, &C.
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Is Cent DaguerreOtypcs.-Rees& Co., No. $50
Broadway averaged 200 pictures daily the last week.
which for excellence and superiority have been
equaled The expedition with which this company take
pictures is only done by the German process exclu
eiyely in their possession. Call and see.
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NyANTED-A SITUATION, BY A VERY COMPETENT
w tidy, young woman, to do general Homework; is
good cook, and first rate washer and roner. Has the
best Of city reference, and would for moderate
wages; good home is desired Please call at 191 u
BOWery
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VTTANTEn--A RESPECTABLE WOMAN WANTS A
w situation nurse who has been accustomed to
the Of children for several years. and take full
charge Of infant Best OF city references given Can
be for two days. at No &c Second avenue build
ing third floor.
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VTTANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w situation, chambermaid and laundress; she
perfectly understands her business The best Of city
ference be given. Can be for two days. by ap
plying at IA East Twenty first street. between Second and
Third avenues first floor back room.
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VETiEELWIIGH rS.-WANTED TWO OR THREE GOOD
w Wheelwrights. Apply between and 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, at the first building above the Peck slip Ferry
Williamsburg JOHN MOORE
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nRUG CLERK WANTED-A YOUNG MAN, WELL.
~ acquainted with the city retail trade, having good
address and recommendation. Apply ut NORRIS HILL
TONS drug and chemical store of Pearl and Rose
stree ts between ten A. NJ and three 2. II.
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VTTANTED-A SITUATION, AS SALESMAN IN A DRY
w goods house, by young who has had six
years experience in of the best houses in ST. Louis
The best of references be given Address L. p, Her
aid office.
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NTANTED--A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w young woman second cook in a hotel or as
chsmbermaid and do washing and ironing in a private
family has no objection to do general house ork in
private family Good city reference given il required
Please call at No. Hester street in the rear first floor
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THO WATCHMAKERS-A GOOD MATCHMAKER I:
i wanted TO go to Albany, to whom liberal salary
will be paid The situation is of the best in thu
State, and but first class workman will be &C
copied Apply to L. T.. RICE LAWTON 10 Nader
lane.
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VITANTED-A SITUATION BY RESPECTABLE
w young woman as cook in private family or re
spectacle private boarding house Understands her bust
ness WELL both bread and pastry cooking. Good city
reference. Can be for two days Please to call
No. 200 Sixteenth street. between Seventh and Eighth
avenues.
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NTANTED-AN INTELLIGENT LAD FROM FOUR
w teen to fifteen years Of age for office Also, a
careful man. well acquainted with the city, to drive
team. Apply to Coolidge Young, 1874 Front street.
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Watts Nervous AntitsOte Is n Certain and
speedy for all complaints neuralgia rheuma
fsm, debility, &C. This Is not assertion, but
fact which can be proved to the entire satisfaction OF
any person who win call at the agency 3s Ann street
and get circular with $50 certificates of persons
of the first responsibility.
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First Quality Warranted Diamonds for Sale
by the subscriber in the package in lots to suit at
importers prices Diamonds set in any desired STYLE
the premises 3S1 Broadway Of White street. up
stairs. DAVID RAFT, Importer.
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Office OF the Association for the Exhibition
Of the Industry Of oil Nations-No SO Broadway, New
York, Feb. 2, 1s53.-Notce is hereby given that the
Board of Directors have resolved to increase the capital
Of the association to three hundred thousand dollars the
limit originally contemplated by the charter; and that
ave hundred shares of the capital stock will be distributed
1T the rate Of share for every five res to the
stockholders standing the books Of the Corporation at
Up NJ OF Tuesday, the 18th February provided that
before the 10th day OF February they pay go per
cent upon the said additional shares but fraction Of
share win be regarded The transfer books will be closed
from p NJ of the 18th February until 10 A. NJ of the
9Th March, the day after that appointed for the annual
election. VIM. WHETTEN, Treasurer.
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| VXTANTFD-BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT
w young woman, q situation chambcrmad and
seamstress would sst in the fine washing and iron
ing. Good reference from her last place Call at 80
| Spring street. Can be seen for two days.
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VIIANTED-A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN,
w Sas cook and aundress, in English family. She
has just arrived from England. HAS objection to any
part of the country, in gcntemans family Please call
at 80 st. Marks place. three doors from the OF
First avenue and Eighth street.