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THE FIREDfEN.


1NIRE fDEPARTMENT-THE RECEIPT OF THE FOL-
10 lowing donations to the Widow and Orphan Fund
Of the Fire Department, is most thankfully acknow
lodged -
From Bowery Insurance Company, per Geo. G. Taylor,
Esq, Secretary 500.
From Lorilard Insurance Company, per Carlisle Nor
wood, Esq, Secretary, 800.
From United States Insurance Company, per James
Wilke, Esq, Secretary 500
From National Insurance Company, per W. c. Kellogg
Esq, Secretary $780,
From Greenwich Insurance Company, per James Harr-
son, ESQ., Secretary, 500.
From North River Insurance Company per John Hager
JOHN s. GILES Treasurer.
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THE BALL SEASON.

NEAsoNIC BALL.-THE SEVENTH ANNUAL BALL OF
Ql the Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of
the State of New York will be given at the Apollo Saloon
Monday evening" the 4th inst der the direction of
the trustees of the Widow and Orphans Asylum Fund.
Dodworhs band is engaged and effort will be spared
render this ball memorable its predeces
Tickets at 50 EACH to admit gentleman and ladies', may
be obtained at the Apollo and at Freemasons Hail. No
coo Broadway. The fraternity will appear in regaa
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CAUTION.

CARD.-CAUTT0N TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CON-
cerp.The undersigned hereby gives notice 70 ell par
ho may be applied TO for credit OF goods or loans Of
" in his name, that he win not be responsible for
$aymcnt of the same, or of any debt contracted on
kccgunt by any person whosoever, without written
first had and obtained from himself, he having 10
kerslip whatever in his business or ownership Of
Frty EDWIN +. CtiklSIY,
! Proprietor, ChIisty's Ethiopian Opera Troupe"
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- - -
DANCING ACADEMIES,

NEW CLASSES -BROOKES DANCING ACADEMY, AT
IN his new Assembly Rooms, No 38l Broome street.
The most fashionable styles Of this country and Europe
taught In the shortest possible time and moderate
terms. class for ladies and misses Tuesday AZ
.ernoon from till o'clock. A new class for gentlemen
Tuesday evening" from till 10M O'Clock. The school
will continue open during the whole year.
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INSTRUCTION.

MIR. GOLDSMITH AND HIS WINTER CLAS5ES.-THE
Itl which heads this article is familiar as a
household word in oil parts of this Union and in this
city multitudes Of hands trained to WELD the pen of
ready wrer under his tuition, would be held up in his
favor the question put"Who is the best teacher
Of penmanship in the United States?' We see by the
daily papers that Mr.. Goldsmith's winter classes for
ladies and gentlemen open at his rooms, No. $50
Broadway and he is giving full Of class lessons to
ladies at half the usual price His suites of apartments
at 28e Broadway enable him to accommodate consider
able number Of private pups-an advantage of which
those who prefer pursuing their study and practice Of the
art in secluson WILL no doubt, avail themselves. Mr..
Gs private pupils well those who have taken class
lessons uniformly speak of his system of teaching and of
the styles of writing he teaches the best they have
and have TO know that the improve
ment OF his scholars is extremely rapid-S Times,
Jan. 9tn
BOOKKEEPING, ARITHMETIC &C., THOROUGHLY
Id taught by W. J. RENVIILE, 289 Broadway.-Each
student receives separate instruction and is rapidly ad
vanced in his studies, while the knowledge impaired
him is peculiarly adapted for the practical requirements
OF business Open day and evening
DENMANsHIP. MR. GOLDSMITH WILL RECEIVE
i pupils daily ut his rooms, 2S9 Broadway.
ladies' classes at ii and o'clock; gentlemen at A. NJ
convenient to the pupil See cards at the Academy.
yTyEACHER WISHES A SITUATTON.-A French lady
Ia having thorough knowledge of French and Ger
languages, panoorte and guitar wishes situation
in academy other institution to instruct in the
above branches. Would prefer the Southern South
Western States. Address D. d., lower Post Office.
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The above viii be sold under the direction of II Dyck
of the Brooklyn Fire Department. being the powder
seized by the said department the 7th day Of Janu
ary and forfeited to said department under sections
seventy Ave and seventy nine of An Act entitled Act
vention Of Fires in the City OF Brooklyn passed April
10, 1852
Terms Of sale-cash, city funds Property to be de-
vered the wharf Ess Island Further particulars
on the day OF sale.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

II ECTURE ON HENRY GRATrAN AND THE IRISH
volunteers Of 1782.-In fulfment of promise made
to the committee the occasion Of his last discourse in
New York, Thomas +. Meagher will deliver lecture
the above subject at Metropolitan Hail. Monday even
ing, the 14th inst, at O'Clock, p. NJ Tckets-6fty
cents To be had at the American and Truth Teller
Offices the principal bookstores and at the door the
evening of the lecture.
n TISS BACON'S MORNING LESSONS-SECOND TERN
lNl Origin of the Greek Element in Modern Culture
The third lesson will be given this morning. at the Stuy
vesant Institute at IL o'clock Tickets to single lessons
80 cens-for fifteen lessons S. Miss Bacon's evening
Lessons The Origin Of the Oriental Element in Mod
ern Culture" will be resumed Wednesday evening,
February 8, at ~ o'clock
CPIRITUAI MANIFESTATIONS - THE MYSTERY
- solvedthe existence, power and character of the
spirits fully establshed.-G PHELPS MARTIN will de-
liver lecture Spiritual Manifestations Wednesday
evening February O. Hope Chapel in Broadway,
Astor place. opposite the New York Hotel Lecture to
commence at ~ o'clock Tickets rs cents to be had at
No. Aston House, and at the door.
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STOLEN GOODS.


fFF1CE CHIEF OF PoIICE.-THE FOLLOWING PRO
perty is at the First District Police Court sup
I'd to be stoen-0ne copper tube head or lue belong
No low pressure boiler steamboat six large balls
3Darse twiue. Also, one table spoon marked M j r. .
Mis- office, for which owners are wanted
GEO. w. MATSEII, Chief OF Police
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CtTEAMSHIP FOR SALE AT AuCTION.-AT THE NlER-
y chants Exchange New York Wednesday the
10th February at O'Clock p NJ. If not previously sold
at private sae the superior fast and elegant steam
year old and in complete order for sea- having just been
put in condition for twelve months business She has
large capacity for freight and passengers and is well
nshed with every necessary for steamer has double
engines and large and excellent boilers very
mca in fuel and of the best arranged and most
successful propelers built in this country She is
lying at the foot of Cherry street where she cab be
examined For further particulars apply to
MAILER Il LORD 108 Wall street
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GALE OF GUNPoWDER-WM. NJ. BoERUM, AUG
- TONER will expose for sale, at public auction, on
Thursday, February 10 1853 at the public sales ROOM
No $40 Fulton street. Brooklyn opposite City Hail. the
following lot of gunpowder consisting of the following
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EXTENSION OF CANAL STREET AND WIDENING OF
Walker street.-An persons opposed to the assess
nt levied their property, and those not satisfied
the award for their property taken for the widening
Walker street, requested to call at the East Broad
House. corner Of Pike street. at N. & }. Brown 8
store SO Canal street any time during the day and
hing. and sign remonstrance against the same.
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THE MILITARY.

Vk1E MkLXVANxs
NTASHINGTON LIGHT GUARD-THE MEMBERS OF
w the above company are requested to attend q
meeting on Wednesday evening" Feb O. at ~ O'Clock at
the Bowery HOTEL sos Bowery corner Of Sixth street.
Members requested to attend, business of mpor
lance will be transacted. BY order of
THOMAS KIRK Chairman.
H. W. GENET, Secretary.
NIRGINLANs TAKE NOTICE NICHOLAS LAYDAN,
Jr., is now organizing temperance rifle company,
to be called the Vrginia makers" Those in ia
vor Of it, and who would like to become members will
please send in their Names it is picked company.
Addres Herald office.
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HE BOSS HORSE sHoERS OF THE CITY OF NEW
York are particularly requested to attend meeting
iat body, to be held at Mr.. Reilys, Hermitage Hall,
of Allen and Houston streets on Thursday evening,
uary 10 there win be business Of great importance
light before them. Come one, come all
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4 oT1CF-RECEIvED, IN NOVEMBER LAST, PER
Albany packet, Q bales rags, do. papers, which
ke been stored by u.s. waiting for the owner to claim
m They viii be delivered proof, and payment
Expenses. JONES & WHEELWRIGHr
4 Nos. and Water street, Boston.
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u A.-WASIIINGTON ASSOCIATTON.-TH Sc,
venth annual ball Of this association viii be held
the Broadway Theatre, Tuesday evening, February
1853. Tickets, which are limited, and but few re-
inipg unsold, can be purchased of James Griffith,
surer, No. IA Ludlow street, William W. Osborn, No
Grand street, John H. Elliott, secretary, County
tk's Office G. J. MILLER President
OniE II. ELLIOTT Secy.
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POLITICAL.

nEMOCRATC REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE.
~ An advertisement having been published in the de-
mOcratic papers, signed by L. Shepard and purport-
ing to emanate from an organization styling itself
General Committee" requesting the members Of the
Democratic Republican Young Mems General Commit
tee to meet Wednesday evening next the undersgn-
ed officers pro tempore, Of the Democratic Republican
General Committe Of the city and county Of New York.
hereby give notice that the said call is unauthorized and
irregular in violation of usage facous in its tendencies
and Objects and therefore, ought not to be respected
Due notice viii be given in the manner sanctioned by
the usages of the party and in accordance with the
laws of the Young Mems General Committee of the time
appointed for the organization of that Committee.
THOMAS J. BARR, Chairman pro tenn.
6 Geo oo ~ siA@ll1' Secretaries pro tenn.
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Hair Dye.-Batchel0r's Celebrated liquid
dye the best yet discovered for c0oring the hair
|fr whskers the moment it is applied. The wonderful
base and certainty with which this avorte and old esta
ahed hair dye performs Ia astonishing II Is for SALE
|tppEed At RATCHNORs wig factory. No. Wall street
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|AIENTTNEsl VALENTINES SPECIAL NOTICE
to buyers.-An valentines purchased at the Broad
kPost Office and book store, 422H Broadway, near
street, will be delivered to any part of the city
p Of Thirty eth street, free of postage. splendid
Etment on hand. Call and examine.
JAMES c. MARRIOTT.
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Wigs Gnd T0upoes.-Batchel0r's New Style.
wigs pronounced the most perfect imitation Of
yet invented Those wanting very superior article
1houd call at BACHELORS celebrated wig factory, No
Wall street. where be found the largest and bsst
assortment in the city. Copy the address.
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7 T. BATES, AUCT10NEER.-AUCTTON NOTICE.
y. Embroideres-van Wyck, Kobbe Townsend win
sell this morning. at 10 O'Clock at their auction
full assortment Of Paris anc Glasgow embroideres
prisng three of fne to superfne needleworked
trimmings three OF rich Swiss pointed musqutore
collars seven of extra fine needeworked embroder
cd linen handkerchiefs ten of Nottingham dress
curtains and curtain nets to BE- sold without
three $500 peces) extra fine forty inches wde real
French dotted and needleworked embroidered muslins
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BIRD EXHIBITT0N.-THE NEW YORK Ca
nary Fanciers Association beg to inform the public
their selection of long breed canares, much ad
red at their late sixth annual exhibition, has been
hoved to the Bird Emporium of W. +. Messenger 1927
livery, exhibition and sale, commencing Monday
bit, It'll Instant until Friday 1lth when they will be
sed out at public auction, ahordng opportunity
bonn to be met with Of obtaining birds raised from the
% stock imported and at very low prices. Open
"a GA N. to 0P NJ.
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IIENRY Il. LEEDS, AuCrIoNEER-WIIL SELL AT

HENRY H. LEEDS AUCTIONEER-WIIL SELL AT
II auction this day. Feb o. at l0 O'clock at 5S4 Broad
way under the Collamole Sale
The entire stock Of the late VIM Johnson Esq deceased
consisting pier mantc oval and square looking glasses
Of every style all made and furnished in the best style
workmanship for city sales French plate glasses engrav
ngs framed and not framed oil paintings in rich frames;
cornces moudings and other articles in the above line
fixtures &c. To be sold without reserve Ry order Of
Samuel Sparks, Esq, administrator.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTTON.-J l. VAN
II dewater will sell this day at 10X o'clock at the
sales ROOM ID Wall street. large assortment of house
hold furniture Of every variety to which the attention of
and the trade invited To be sold without
reserve to close cash advances,
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\ CARD TO ENGLISH GRNTLEMEN.-IF HENRY
a Vernon win cali at the Post Office he will find
tier from Louiseita
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Hair WOrk.-Citizens and Strangers visiting
The city would DO well to call and examine the extensive
assortment Of ladies' and gentlemen's hair work at
NETCHER'S, 3O7 Broadway, up stairs Private room
for ladies.
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INFORMATION WANTED-OF DAVID STEWART, SON
Of John Stewart late of Dollarbeg Dollar, Cac
hnnanshire Scotland. He left Scotland for jamaica
est Indies thirteen years since, and is be-
ved to be in the United States Address j. S. Herald
Zee New York
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VALENTINES.

;
.AIENTINES FOR 1852. j. C0ZANS NOS. I04
and LOG Nassau street. (successor to Huestis &
ms, has ready splendid stock Of Valentines en-
pes lace paper &c, mostly new designs which are
ed at reduced prices Dealers viii be supplied on the
liberal terms, in lots from So TO 81 600 Purchasers
find II to their advantage to examine my stock he
htines superior to any manufactured heretofore
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
" SEE SIXTH AND SEVENTH PAGES. "a
personal


i ENTLEMAN MISSING-A FRENCH GENTLEMAN,
III named Adrian MIGUEL who had been connected
ith the New York Herald as translator, has for
past been missing and all the inquiries set foot
ascertain what has become of him have hitherto been
For few weeks previous TO his disappear
he had been laboring under alteration of intel
ct. He was last seen in Broadway, the morning Of
kturday, the 18th of December last Mr.. MIGUEL was a
Of Toulon in the south Of France and is of very
head is long and peculiarly shaped, with dark eyes
I'D dark closely cut whiskers. He sort of brown
lot overcOat with velvet pants
I'D wellington boots and Kossuth hat. He conversed
= an excited manner, and had slight impediment in
s speech He spoke English intelgibly but not well.
by information respecting him will be thankfully
|Rived at this Office,
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VTTANTED--A SITUATION, BY AN ABLE AND
w Industrious man. porter in a store, to drive
horse and wagon. Is well acquainted with the city,
writes good hand, and loan his employer from
to two hundred dollars good security Good reference
given. Would have no objections to go South or West.
Address D. j. Herald office.
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Wigs, Toupees, and Hair Dying.-It is WON
}lerfu the great improvement in the art of wig making
ind the method of dying the hair and whiskers at the
Federated wig factory of MEDHURST HEARD, No q
Maiden lane Also braids Of long hair front braids &C.
sCppy the address,
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epton reservation, the very BEST invented Be-
are Of pulled dyes Equally celebrated is Gouraud's
edicated Soap for curing piples freckles saowness
Aps roughness, &C. Poudre Subtitle uproots hair from
ny part Of the body Liquid Rouge Lily White and HAi1
96ss> ut No. 81 Walker street, near Broadway.
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Rheumatlsm, Neuralgia, scrofula, &C., q.

Rheumatism, Neuralgia, scrofula, &C., SC.
-Hyatts Life Balsam is the most certain remedy for
those terrible and painful diseases You who suffer-
ing the most torurng palms, remember that few doses
q this powerful yet pleasant compound will afford
tain relief Thousands of have been cured, and
Published in the Herald Sun, and other papers These
are from well known citizens who be seen
and consulted at any hour. Circulars containing these
certificates can be had at the principal depot 246 Grand
street Seventy. five cents per bottle.
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VNTANTED-A SITUATION, AS A PROPOSED COOK
wv by very experienced middle aged woman, with
good city reference Please call at "a Sixth avenue in
| the bookstore.
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| VTIANTED-BY RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A sITUA.
w ton cook who thoroughly understands her bu
sines and excellent baker Satisfactory reference
given. Can he for two days. Please call at No. Ii
| Union court. University place,
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VTTANTED "A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w girl, first rate baker, washer ana ironer,
chambermaid and waiter, to do general housework.
Best city reference Apply at 12s Henry street. front
basement for two days.
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y U. A.-THE MEMBERS OF WASHINGTON CHAP
Ne ter No. notified that business If vital impor
'pce to every member will be acted on to morrow
fhursday) evening, February 10th.
J. W. PALMER C. of the c.
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La1ont's West India SOuprOOt, for Whiten.
ing yellow dark teeth purifying bad breath, &C. This
ice cream It cleanses the oules mouth, tongue and
throat Price, two shillings. Sold at the agency Of
Jones' Coral Hair Restorative (reduced to two shings
Tor identifying the hair making 1t grow, &C. 403 Broad
vi
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At Nlbl0's, the other night, Lady and two
children say, They owed their beautiful clear complex
ions using at the reduced price of shngs jones'
Chemical Soap It cured the chldren's chapped hands
and faces and remsved the morphew and pimpes from
the mother made her skin clear, white soft and fine.
Try this splendid soap tits divine Sold at 403 Broadway
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VITANTED-BY YOUNG LADY, WHO HAS THO
w rough knowledge of her business situation, in
French English family, chambermaid, to take
of children She give the best city reference
Please call at 81 West Nineteenth street. front basement
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VXyANTED-BY RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT
w girl situation seamstress, to take care of
children and do plain sewing Apply at 4e Suffolk street.
| in the rear. room No. O.
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WTANTED-A SITUATION BY RESPECTABLE
w woman, first rate cook; is good washer and
ironer the best of city reference to her last place.
be for this day. Please call at 1877 Nineteenth
street, between Seventh and Eighth avenues
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VTTANTED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
w young woman, as chambermaid and to do fine
washing and French uting aundress the best Of
references be given Please apply at 90 Third
Can be seen for two days.
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SALES AT AUCTION.


A DRIAN II. MULLER, AUCIIONEER.-HAMMOND
N street property ~ aucton-Adran H. Muller will
sell ut auction Thursday Feb 10, 1853 at II M
the Merchants Exchange TO close the estate of the late
A. LAbsgh, deceased) the two story and attic brick
house and lot No. SO Hammond street. between Blocker
and Hudson streets Lot twenty feet ten inches in
front and rear by ninety five feet in DEPTH be the
more less For particulars apply to the auctioneer
No. Wall street.
ID c. KEMP AUCTIONEER -PENCII. CASE MANUFAC
N. turers tools, &c.-To-morrow, (Thursday) at lOK
Kemp viii sell at auction above turning athes draw
bench dies rolling MILL press portable forge, bellows,
forge plates cutting engine tools closet chest Of drawers
Office furniture, &c Sale without reserve
A UCTION NOTICE-I4ARGE GENERAL SALE THIS
N day at half past ten O'Clock, in the auction rooms
No 10 Spruce street. of household furniture and house
London guns, jewelry paintings &c r. FORRESTAL
THOS. BELL, Auctioneer
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Cxistadoro's celebrated Liquid Dye changes
Ahe hair instantly to beautiful black brown while
mis- preservatve stimulates its growth and pcrpetuates
It's luxurance to tie latest period of e The dye ap
Piled privately, and both scld at CRlSTAD0ROS No.
}Astor House.
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WTANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
w situation to cook, wash, and ron do general
housewerk; good reference given. Please call at 90
Grove street
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
II hERICAN CHAPTER, NO. g. o. U. A., HAS RE
- moved to the corner of Lspenard street and Broad
By. Meets on Wednesday evenings
JOHN STYLES c. c.
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VTyANTED-A FIRST RATE COOK AND BAKER, TO
w attend to cooking only Also first rate laundress,
for small private family in New Brighton Staten Island
ferences
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TXTANTED-A SITUATION, TO DO CHAMBERWOEK,
wv bya respectable young woman; who is accustomed
to the of children would do general homework for
&C. Good city reference furnished. Can be for
few days at No 81 Baltic street, Smith, South
BROOKLYN.
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T. II. LUDLOW, AUCTONEER. HOUSE
Il. and Lot Twenty second street Il H. Ludlow
will sell Mt auction Wednesday, Feb. 49, 1862 ct IL
disposed Of at private sale Twenty second street.-The
convenient and well arranged No. 272 West Twenty
second street, four doors from Ninth avenue. The
and has all the modern improvements. The oilcohs and
gas fixtures will be sold with the house. The location ID
unsurpassed being opposite the grounds Of c. Moore
and facing London Terrace Lot twenty feet by half the
block
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VXTANTED-BY RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL,
w situation, to do chamberwork and plain sewing
chamberwork and waiting Please call lat 70 Washing
| ton street, Brooklyn. Can be seen for two days,
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TT OST-ON THE Sd FEBRUARY, A PROMIsSORl
IL note, drawn by Parrish, for $50, payable at tn
Bowery Bank the payment of which has been stopped
The finder will confer favor by returning the above not
to G. V. Banta, Merchants' Bank, AZ Wall street