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tinucd for thirty days onger-Messrs Bartholomew &
Weed beg leave to TO the public that they
about remodeng and enagng their store to the
ncnce which the increase of their business requires and
that they induced TO offer for immediate sale their
rye and elegant stock Of mourning goods Purchasers
of mourning goods win readily perceive this is favorable
opportunity select from the largest and best
in the city, any article in the department Of mourning
goods such articles they may need at prices much
below the original cost. Messrs. B W. would impress
upon the mind the and number Of the mourning
store No 551 Broadway nearly opposite the Metropolitan
HOTEL between Spring and Prince streets
BARTHOLOMEW & WEED.
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few remarks to the congregation on the subject Of
the five condemned men now In the city prison. He
asked not on fanatic-who on earth needs sympa-
thy If the prisoner does not? He then exhorted the
congregation to assist Mr. Spear in his abors and he
proposed to take mp q collection in his behalf.
This was done, and the congregation afterwards
dispersed.
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Court Calendar-This Day.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.-The trial Of the Steam
boat Reindeer Disaster.
UNnTD STATEs DISTRICT CouRT.-No calendar.
SUPREME CoURT.-Specia Term-Nos. Is, H. 1913, 167,
g. 106 s. $780, g. 81, g. 107 Ill 11S, 122, 123 lb6
Circut-Nos. 3, 4, r. 16, Is to %, 20, 20, 80.
COMMON P1IAs-Part First-Nos. 245 8, l. o. 49, 15 q,
So 49, H. co. So Ill 121 1873. Part Second-Nos. 298,
500 TO- 49, TO- 49, &C. 6s 1os 49, 3l2 1884, 1872 Sl4 31e
3l8 800.
SUPERIOR CouRr-CTwo branches)-Nos l63 243 24s,
1853 268 266 267 268 30 a. H. 4 49, 159 218 224 237
2O4 25I S. 274 276 277 278 279, 122, 20s Ill, 1S7
265 49, 18 105 1888 132, 147 162, 157 1893, 203 226
233, 234, ~, 268.
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T FCTURES OF THE NEW YORK YOUNG MEMS
IL Christian sociation.-Profossor Lewis first lecture
postponed from Wednesday last by Of the
storm will be delivered Tuesday evening" jan 18th, IL
the Stuyyesant Institute, at ~ o'clock The seconi lee
tlre win be delivered by Professor Lewis, at the same
place Wednesday evening, Jan 10TH at ia O'Clock
Subiect-"The Six lays Of Creation Tickets, 70 cents
each lecture, be procured at the stores Of Robert
Carter Brothers 2s5 Broadway, and Anson d. y. Ran
dolph, fs3 Broadway erl Il me Associations Rooms,
tuys, ant ipstitute,
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OF wigs are pronounced the most perfect imitation of ma
ture yet invented Those wanting very superior article
should call at BATCfIfI 0RS celebrated wig factory No
avail street where be found the largest and bsst
assortment in the city. Copy the address.
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Hair Dye.-BctchcIor's Celebrated L,ou,d

hair dye is the best yet discovered for coorng the hair
whiskers the moment IL is applied. The wonderful
and certainty with which this favore and old esa
bshed hair dye performs il astonishing II Is sale o,
sIrled - pfTcllFION Wig factory, No Wsu st,,et
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PLACES NATIVITY. limited States, PAT Ireland "a ;
England, IL Scotland p, Germany, 10; France / Prus
STA l; Unknown, g.
Physiological, Bellevue, l5 Pententiary, BLACKWELL
Island, q Lunatic Asylum Blackwels Island 4; Ran
dalls Island, q City Hospital Lying in Asylum, I;
Aims house Blackwells Island 2; Colored Homcs2 Col
ored Orphan Asylum !; Coored persons 0.
interments returned from Wards Island, 8.
THOMAS x. DOWNING CITY Inspoctor
CT '. " ttrta -, 1877
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Married..

On Saturday January Is, by the Rev. Fl. de Luynes,
Mr.. JOHN f. 0CoNSoR to Miss ELEANOR KEvNEY, both of
this city.
On Saturday, January Is, by the Rev. j. Chaveton Mr.
J. r. BRAKEL to Miss MARIE WRITES, all of this city
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from Frost.The undersigned prepared to prevent
the gas meters from freezing that consumers may
have uninterrupted supply Of light this cold weather.
EMMONS & CON0vER " Mercer street. (under the st.
Nicholas Hotel
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be delivered by the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher in the
Plymouth church, Brooklyn, on Tuesday evening, Jan.
49, This will conclude the New England course. Tickets
rs cents eachmay be had at No 10 Wall street. at the
bookstores and at the door
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H. Clay Carr, one of the persons injured by the
falling Of the walls of Cromies paper mill, during
the burning Of that establishment at Louisville on
the I'd inst, died in that city on the 18th inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-17
THE LECTURE SEASON.

LNREE IECrURE--MR, r. J. AMB1ER WILL DELIVER
IL lecture the Reality OF Spiritual ercourse at
Hope Chapel, on Tuesday evening January 18th, com
mencing at O'Clock The public respectfully invited
10 attend Seats free.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-17

Captain Ericsson Recently Visited Brady's
National Miniature Gallery 205 Broadway and added his
portrait the splendid collection for which this establish
ment has been 80 long celebrated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-17

CristndOrO's Celebrated Liquid Dye changes
the hair instantly to beautiful black brown while his
preservave and beautifer stimulates its growth, and
perpeuates it's luxurance TO the latest period of e
The dye is applied privately and both sold at CRITADO
RIOS, No. 9 Astor House and by druggists generally
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Overc0ats are now In Great Demand, and n
you want tip top article at cost price, call at my store
and get ALSO fine dress and frock coats and
every article in my line, at reasonable prices G. B.
CLARKE, ll6 William street
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The Lsundrcss Expends Her Skill In Vain
upon i'll fitting shirt it looks well upon the per
son, however nicely washed and starched and ironed
while on the other hand the shirts made to by
GREEN No. Astor House, look neat under any crcum-
stances, because they 6t the form and never show
wrink
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TTENRY H. LEEDS, AuCrI0NEER, WILL SELL AT
auction Tuesday Jan IS and Wednesday, Jan. 49, at
10h O'Clock each day. at the sales No Wall street.
large and elegant line of fancy goods being the mporta
ton Of Sig G. B. Pandolfni consisting Of Venus de Me
eli Psyche of Tneran Venus of Canova, Venus in the
Shell of various sizes the three Sadness Diana, large
size Psyche and Cupid reclining after Canova do Cupid
PEDESTAL &c. Also large invoice of Bohemian glass
ware Paran do, &c Also, invoice of silver plated
ware consisting Of sets salvers coffee SETS &c
Also, large invoice of bronzes, paper mache goods,
consisting Of foos, tables, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-17

Meade Brothers, Members Of the S0ciete LII
bres des Beaux Arts Paris constantly making adi
tons to their collection of Daguerreotyes One Of the firm
leaves for Europe next week and will forward valuable
pictures Of modern Europe and distinguished Europeans
with large supplies Of chemicals and plates from the best
and factories in France 2S3 Broadway oppo
site the Fountain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-17

California Express-Wells, Fargo q co..
We despatch next regular mail steamer express by
steamship Ohio, Thursday next January 10th, in
charge Of Mr.. s. G. Jllson special messenger
who goes through to destination.
WELLS FARGO g. CO., Office 10 Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-17

Tens.-The Best Assortment OF Fine Teas
will be found in the store of the Canton Tea Company No
125 Chatham street. between Pearl and Roosevelt the
Oldest tea establishment in the city. We assure our
readers that they do better than elsewhere either at
Wholesale or retail. They have branch stores.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-17

IJENRY H. LEEDS AUCTIoNEER. -ASSIGNEESy SALE
Of large and splendid stock of ewelry fancy articles,
diamonds, beautifully set Sheffield plate, silver ware,
china and bisque bronzes store fxtures &c, &c
Henry II. Leeds Co. will sell by auction, on Monday,
18TH Tuesday 18th, and Wednesday, 10th January at
half past 10 o'clock each day at No 643 Broadway next
door above the Chinese Building without reserve, by
order OF the assgnees consisting valuable set diamonds
and other precious stones breaspn earrings finger rings
&c, enameed ewery Of various kinds patent lever le
pne and elegantly cnamclled ladies' Watches Sheffield
plate various kinds rich china and bsque vases bsque
and bronze figures and groups; elegant automaton
tree moved by machinery with singing birds moving
among the branches; costly workboxes fitted dressing
tortoise shell boxes silver knives, forks, spoons &c
show cases. gas fixtures counters store furniture
presenting to the trade others the finest opportunity
offered this to supply themselves Every article
is to be sold to the highest bidder.
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Co. the first to introduce improved process and
the new system Of daguereotypng at the low price Of
twenty cents mitators may spring up and attempt
to compete with them but it will be Of USE the
discovery belongs exclusively to REEFS Co. $50 Broad
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vertisng house. No 102 Nassau street. CORNER of
Advertisements inserted at the very lowest rates in
paper in the United States Canadas The very best
papers received by mail daily and kept for reference
and copies of each furnished to advertisers The fullest
authority and recommendation the written sigma
lures of the publishers of the leading daily and weekly
papers, can be examined at the Office
w. H. MCDONALD
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Gouraud's Liquid Hair Dye Is, without ex-
cepon reservation the very best invented. Be-
of pulled dyes. Equally celebrated is Gouraud .
Mcdcaed Soap, for curing pmpes, freckes, saowness
chaps, roughness &C. Poudre Subtitle uproots hair from
any part OF the body Liquid Rouge Lily White and hair
Gloss, at No. 81 Walker street, near Broadway
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Don't have Chappcd IIa

Don't have ChaPpcd Hands, Face, or Erup-
tons but do have it costs little beautiful hair try
the hair and knJones coral hair restorative Italian
chemical soap They really lovely in their effect
cheap now too, that rich poor buy them Sold at
the depot Jones' lily white for ladies at 1s now No 403
Broadway.
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~ SEE SIXTH AND SEVENTH PAGES. "a


PERSONAL.
IF NR. ELISHA NEWTON WILL CALL AT NO. Is
l. Renwick street, direct note stating where he
may be found, 1t may prove to his advantage.
TyHE GENTLEMAN WHO ARRIVED IN THIS CITY
i from Mobile on Friday evening" and who recog
nized by an acquaintance while taking lunch in Barclay
street, about halfpast two O'Clock ON Saturday may
learn something to his advantage by calling that
quantance at as early an hour possible Monday.
INFORMATION WANTED.-ANY PERSON WHO WAS
on board the steamer Gowanus coming from Brooklyn
to New York the morning of Thursday 9th December
last, when she into the Union at which time Amos
Wade, Of Newbern N c., was seriously injured win do
him great favor by calling him. sending their ad-
dress 10 his room, No. Is United States Hotel Mr.
Smith the gentleman who assisted Mr. Wade from the
boat to the drug store OF Messrs Anderson Aaclay is
particularly requested to call on him.
AIR. GUSTAV AUGUST JOSEPH scHACHT FROM
Nl Wismar in Mecklenburg Schwerin who arrived
here from Hamburg, about six years ago. is hereby in
formed that letter from his relatives is lying in the
Office of Herm. Stutzer, New York.
&OH REWARD;-NF0RMATIoN WANTED OF 10,
pSc sias Flesch, who left his home Tuesday night
al nine O'Clock and has not since been heard Of Was
dressed in gray coat black velvet vest and dark pant
looms Height five feet, six inches; brown hair high
forehead, had on boots and corsr shirt. The above
reward will be paid satisfactory information given to
JACOB MARX, 124 Cedar street.
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| WI ANTED-A SITUATION FOR MAN COOK, EITHER
w for parties or by the month If by days work he
has all the utensils for work. and the best of references
and would charge moderate price. Address NJ Alrise
4 500 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-17

M. Levett, Dentist, No. Gas Broadway,
takes this method to invite the public to witness
his great improvement in dentistry as introduced by
him Office hours from ten till five O'Clock His work
on the teeth can be obtained as above
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-17

Sleigh Robes! Sleigh Robes! Sleigh Robes
An assortment Of sleigh robes ladies' marten tip
pets cuffs &C. for sale at reasonable prices by ATKINS
Halter, No. 212 Greenwich street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-17

Mrs. Jervis' Cold Candy-Time-tested, and
recommended by the first of the country for coughs
colds hoarseness throat and other pulmonary
plants. Clay, Taylor Benton, Van Barren and other dis
tinguished men, have recommended this really good
article Sold by Mrs W. Jervs, No $3.50 Broadway !;
druggists generally.
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Meade Brothcrs, Celebrated American u

guerreoypc Galleries. free to the public Pictures take
daily Just added to the collection Amos Lawrence de
ceased PIERRE Soue the Grave of Webster Gen. Pierce
the Noon taken through telescope &c, 233 Broadway
opposite the Park Fountain
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r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF EUROPEAN ORR
gnal oil paintings, by the most celebrated ancient
and modern artists IF ANDEWATER win sell, on Tues
day JAN 18th, at the sales room, IA Wall street The
paintings comprising this sale have been selected with
great care celebrated European artist and In point
of merit equal any sale of the and well worthy the
attention OF connosseurs and others. Also original
portrait of Colonel Aaron Burr, by Stewartthe whole
presenting variety of subjects.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-17

VXTANTED-A LAD, FROM SIXTEEN TO EIGHTEEN
w years old, to assist in bar American English
preferred. Address, in hand writing A. b. H. Herald
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TOHN W. SOMERINDYKE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO.
II Spruce reetMortgage sale of splendid rosewood
and mahogany furniture this day. Monday January 18th
eighth street. at 10h o'clock consisting of suite Of
carved rosewood in crimson plush; large tetea ete
two small do six chairs; three sewing do; one easy
chair also, Gothic chairs in brocatele; mahogany bed
steads cottage do splendid hair mattresses marble top
dressing bureaus oval gilt frame mirrors marble top
washstands; dining tables centre do; common tables
also about hundred yards of Brussels carpets also,
six ingram carpets; stair do; seat chairs &C. No
ce-A deposit Of 25 per cent will be required from the
purchaser
JOHN W, sOMERINDYKE, Attorney for mortgage
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VTTANTED-A YOUNG NAN TO TAKE CHARGE OF A
w set of books, and make himself generally useful
Address by letter post pad stating terms and reference
No. 1914 West street
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Two CLOTHING MEN IN THIS CITY, OR ANY CITY
i county in the United States, wishing a salesman
that understands the trade and is willing 90 any
part Of the Union with person who will pay fair price
for his services The advertiser is Southeruer and is
well acquainted throughout the Union For particulars
call at 4l5 Broadway between and 10 A. NJ, and and
BPM
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VITANTTD-AT THE BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE
w Office No Sands street, Brooklyn, Protestant Ca
tholic and coored girls cooks chambermads general
housemads, laundrcsses, seamstresses, &c Also men
and boys for situations in Brooklyn and its vicinity
N.B-Empoyers procure efficient servants at this
Office where none admitted unless well recommended
y M......n
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NTANTED-AT ia NASSAU STREET, Statesmen,
w clerks, porters, men railroads and steamers,
coachmen walters and boys to learn trades Places for
smart girls ready. Applicants enclosing dollar, free
OF postage stating particulars can be promptly suited
THOMAS SPHINX, Agent
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TJNHE LADIES' BENEVOLENT SOCIETY ATTACHED
j. to st. Parick's Cathedral will hold their ninth
nua festival at the Chinese Rooms $50 Broadway,
Thursday evening, January 10th, 1853 Tickets may be
had at the Catholic bookstores of the sexton Of the cathe
dral and at the door the evening of the festival.
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CPIENDD PAINTINGS AND ENGRAvINGS AT AUC-
y tion.-On Wednesday morning, at eleven O'Clock,
John Ievison will sell, at the salesroom 34l Broadway,
choice oil paintings and rich engravings that has been
offered this season, comprising landscapes, moonlight
views, water scenes groups, heads, fruit and flower
pieces superb line and steel eHgravings plain and
coored studies, &C., by talented French, English Ia
and rosewood frames suitable for drawing rooms or pr
vate galleries Catalogues may be had ct the store,
above Regular sale Of books this evening" ct six O'Clock
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nRUG CLERK WANTED ONE THOROUGHLY AC
IL quainted with the prescription business Apply to
JOHN A. LEIGHTON, All Third avenue, corner Thirty
hird str
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vTNHE MEMBERS OF THE SCANDINAVIAN SOCIETY
respectfully requested to attend the funeral of its
deceased member Mr. II Sgvaldson, from his late resi-
dencc, No 6s1s West Wa Ellington place Monday the
17th at O'Clock. BY order of the President.
CHR. CHRISTENSEN, Secretary.
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Two MEN IN THE WHOLESALE PROVISION TRADE
i gentleman who has had charge of q very extern
sve provision and butter business in this city for the
past eight years and who is deemed first rate salesman
Il DESTROYS of making engagement with firm
lie command large trade This, together with his
thorough knowledge of the business must make his
vices valuable to any house. Address Business, Herald
Office.
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"ANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w woman, who is q good washer and ironer and
plain cook and has lived in most respectable families.
Best Of city references be given Can be seen for
two days at No 1856 Ludlow street. Of Houston
In the rear
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NTOTICE-A SC0TCTIMAN, BEING ANXIOUS TO GO
IN to Australia will be happy to negotiate with any
lady gentleman who win advance passage and outfit
Has lived in New York three years Unexceptonabe city
testimonials Half his gains the first year any other
easonabe arrangement Address Immediately, o. s NJ,
Herald Office
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! VITANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN A SITUATION IN A
w grocery store, where he can learn the business
Unexceponable city reference to honesty, sobrety
&c. Please address w. o. K, Herald Office.
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d UNAWAY, FROM FIFTH AVENUE AND FORTY
N second street. yesterday evening" team OF horses,
one bay and the other brown; they attached to
double sleigh Whoever will return them, notify the
undersigned where they will be suitably rewarded
Apply to JACOB L. DODGE, 238 Blocker street.
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TNRFNCH AND SPANISH DAY AND EVENING
courses for ladies and gentlemen-prvate lessons
M As6 Broadway. Professor M0Ur0N viii open to-day
new courses in the above languages Hours Of attend
for ladies from ] till 7. NJ, and for gentlemen
from till 10 l.. NJ
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NIOTTCE-AIL THOSE HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
IN Alexander Sott Qate of this city, Of San Fran
cisoo) Charles Stott will please render them TO
George Canna ITO Ninth avenue before the LIST Of
February, 1853.
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II OST-ON SATURDAY EVENING, 18TH INST, A
IL porte monnaie at in the vicinity OF Walack's
theatre containing $l6 in bills and loose change
The finder will be rewarded and thanked by leaving it
at the box Office, or addressing Peter, Herald Office.
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LOST AND FOUND.

dt IN -wANTED-BY SMART, ACTIVE YOUNG
HpcO. nan, situation in grocery store, as
Gerk, who can loan his employer the above amount
or tNod
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T. H LUDLOW, AUcrIoNEER. BROAD
II. way Property.-Lease of the northeast of
Broadway and Duane street for years from the 1st Of
May, 1863 with five story building thereon The lot Is
25 feet inches on Broadway, and 100 feet Duane
street, being lot No. 3O4 Broadway. The premises will
be offered for lease at auction Tuesday January 18th
at ~ O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange The terms
will be made known at the sale.
j. l. r. H. SHERWOOD, Solicitors for the owner
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dr. REWARD.-ST0IEN, FROM THE PREMISES, As
spC Dey street. one piece, containing 36a yards mixed
coating person, supposedto be foreigner answering
to the following description, the stairs pre-
vious to missing the piece of goods viz 80 feet u
inches in height, red whskers all around, and wearing
loose sack coat under which the stolen property must
have been concealed
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r OST-ON THE 9TH INST, BOOK ON THE CHAM
IL bars Street Savings Bank, No 1875 ST.. BY leaving
at 80 Madison street the finder shall be rewarded and
receive the thanks Of the owner, Henry Goodwin.
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YATES BRANDY, TEAS &C, AT AUCTT0N.-TUEs-
~ day January IS, at 101s O'Clock at 81 Dey street.
Greenwich-Dates, isns, figs, cheap fruit Also,
groceries OF all kinds suitable for dealers and family
brandy, wine, rum, gin to suit buyers, segars snuff
WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Auctioneer.
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WANTS.

VXTANTED-BY YOUNG AMERICAN, EIGHTEEN
w years Of age situation salesman would be
willing to make himself generally useful. Can speak
French and German. City references be given. Ad
dress H. 9. Clifford, Herald Office.
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VITANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w young woman to do cooking washing, and ironing.
She is excellent washer and ironer good plain cook,
and willing to make herself generally useful Good city
reference Can be for two days at 346 Sixth
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wv AUTHORIZATIONS, BY TWO RESPECTABLE
W young women; one cook and the other as waiter
with the best OF city reference Can be days
at 1G4 West Thirteenth street. between seventh and
Eighth avenues. -