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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-19

OFFICIAL-NOT1CE TO THE MANUFACTURERS OF
~ Boiler Iron.-Treasury Department Feb. 10, 1862
The fifteenth section Of the act Of Congress entitled can
act to amend act entitled act for the better
y Of the lives of passengers board of vessels propelled
in whole or in part by steam and for other purposes
approved 30th August 1852 provides
That all plates of boiler iron shall be distinctly and
permanently stamped in such the Secretary
the Treasury shall prescribe and if practicable in snch
place places that tbs mark shall be left visible after
the plates worked iIo boilers with the name of the
manufacturer the quality of the iron and whether or
not hammered, and the place where the is manu-
featured"
In to the authority vested in this department
by the above section of said law notice is hereby given
to the manufacturers of boiler iron that in future all
iron to be used in boilers in steam vessels, must be
clearly and distinctly stamped in not less than three
places on each sheet or plate follows viz AT two
diagonal corners at distance of about inches from
the edges and also about the middle each plate or
sheet with the of the manufacturer and the
of the place where manufactured designating the latter
by the name of the city, town. county and also State
1t is at the option of the parties to add the name of the
works II the plates are formed from charcoal iron
which has not been hammered before being rolled Il
be also stamped in connection with the above with til
letter If of charcoal iron which has been hammered
before being rolled it is to be marked with the letters
H. II of puddled ron It is to be marked with the letter
r. In addition to the above the different qualities of the
ron 1st 3D. 3D. &c, viii be designated upon the plates
by numerals viz No I, No. 2, No. 3, &c.
THOMAS CORWlN, Secretary of the Treasury.
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sPOHVTTNG.

HEAND CHESS MATH.-A CHESS TOURNAMENT
has been arranged ct the New York Chess Club 3S5
Broadway between eight OF the best players Of the club,
including Mr. G. II Stanley the prize being volumes
of the Paamede Gentlemen DESTROYS Of subscribing will
be admitted at subscription Of three dollars to the 1st
Of May next II is hoped that all lovers Of chess will
support the interests Of this noble game by coming for
ward at once The Secretary has incurred much sxpen
aud trouble 10 forming the present club and he soicits
the support Of all those Interested in chess, which he
feels confident they VIA not withhold Tho books are
now open for signatures At the Chess Room every even
ing. f. PERRIN, Hon secretary
N. B-The Secretary gives instructions IN eness on
moderate terms M ssrs Stanley and Perrin have COM
menced their match for the ralamede
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~ ENTIEMEN OR TRIVATE CLUB.-FOUR OR SIX
" gentlen en- can have magnificent room, unfu rnish-
Ell or furnished at very low rent until the first Of
May in the beautifully located hotel of Thirty
first street and Broadway, within few blocks of the
Crystal Palace. Apply en- the premises, Revere Hotel
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THE RAIL- SEASON.


NIOTICE.-HACKMEN ATTENDING THE BALL OF
IN Washington Association, on Tuesday evening, Feb
I'D at the BrOadw theatre will set down their oompa
ny with the horses heads facing down Broadway and take
up in order By order of the Chief of Police
ELI DEV0E, Acting Hack Inspector
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NINAPFST AND MOST ELEGANT ILLUSTRATED
~ works ever pubshed-The Illustrated Magazine Of
Art monthly paris price 20 cents, containing rich va
riey OF interesting literature aud beautiful illus ratons
from the most distinguished authors and artists in the
world. The History of the Painters OF al Nations
monthly parts, 80 centsa guide book to the arts con
tanning specimens Of the choicest paintings and portraits
of their authors The ladies' Wor, Book price rs cents
containing fnll instructions and beautiful designs for
every Kind of ladies' work, produced In style perfectly
unique. AI.EX MONTGOMERY, publisher, No. Spruce a.
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NJ tise on the cause and cure Of nervousy debiaied
health and enfeebled constitution that harrass the young
besets the OF pleasure, business and study and EN-.
bitters old age Just published, aud be had grat,s
BY addressing post paid, box lap Broadway Pos; csHe
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CQUMIPINCK L0DGE.-L O. o. G. W. Y. L. o. NJ
held under the Blasted Pine on Saturday night Feb 10
at the hooting Of the White OWL II p N. punctuai
attendance requested, at that time the X O. s. N
r., will deliver his apostrophe to the American Eagle
The twelfth nitiatory seal will then be broken and the
last grand act will be performed by O. R. w. B. William
son. OF New Orleans. H. NJ. FAILING, K. O. s. N. r.
j. r. TERRY, T. NJ. w. H. T. N.
V. r. TERRY, Jr, p. o. S. Ms.
Nieuw- Amsterdam, I'd Of NJ. 18th Of D., 1853
A IA GENERAL MEETING OF THE MEMBERS OF
IA The New York Livery Stable Coachmen's Union Be-
nevolent Society incorporated Nov "a 1922 held on
Saturday Feb IL, 1853 ut j. Murphys Union Shades,
149 Fourth avenue the following board of officers we're
For president, John Harvey for vice president Hugh
McDonad for treasurer, Thomas Walsh for secretary
Patrick Murphy for assistant secretary Robert Dem
ham.
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THE LECTURE SEASON,

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nR. WIETING, THIS EVENING, AT CLINTON HALL,
IL at ~ O'clock lectures Digestion the causes OF
dyspepsia the effects Of tobacco &c. with his magnificent
Admission only 121a csnts Uyspeptics should attend.
EGYPT.-MISS BACON WILL GIVE THE FIRST OF
u two Lessons on Egypt and Egyptology containing
the last results of modern research in Egypt at Hope
Chapel, this evening at TX O'Clock Single tickets SO
cents Tickets for three persons, 81.
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THE MILITARY.

THE MILITARY
4 TTENTI0N CONTTNENTAIS.-FOR sALE-sEvERAL
n Continental Uniforms, with without equipments,
in good order cheap for cash. Price from $40 to S6
For further particulars inquire Of JACOB T. b. DE WITT
81 Cedar street, or log Pearl street, Brooklyn
CECOND COMPANY CHATHAM GUARD-THE MEM
y bers and those intending to participate in the
parade on the 22d of February, will please attend
meeting this evening, Feb. ~, 1853 at O'Clock. BY
order Of WIN. b. FREIIGH Captain
Cso. RAnsEYRR, Orderly.
VIZ ASHINGTON CONTINENTAL GUARD-MEMBERs
w Of the Washington Continental Guard and those
who intend accompanying them their excursion to
Washington &C. requested to assemble at Brasted
Hotel 400 Broadway, Sunday afternoon half past
O'Clock, business of importance, this is our last
meeting but two previous to leaving here.
P. S-Particuar attention is also requested to the
drill on Monday evening next By order.
JOHN BARROW, Commandan..
Lieut.. MARTIN H. DUANE, Secretary pro tenn
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~ AS F1NISHERS.-WANTED, A FIRST RATE WORK
VI nan in the finishing department. to take Charge of
finishing shop, where there six eight hands
poyed None need apply except first rate workman of
steady and industrious habits Apply to S. PHILBIN,
No II Dey street, between IL and O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-19

TNHERE WILL BE AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE
i New York General Graduate Psi Epsilon Associa
ton, at Florences HOTEL entrance Walker street,
on Monday evening, Feb 2lst, at IN O'Clock.
WIN. II. DRAPER
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DROTESTANT ASSOCTATION.-THE OFFICERS AND
Il members Of New York Lodge No. 3, p. A.. win be
punctua in attendance at their Lodge ROOM Tuesday
morning. ed February, at O'Clock to join with the
different lodges In celebrating Washing birthday BY
order, JAMES HERON W. n
THOMAS MINIS Rec Sec -
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TIE ElrsErIEN.

MAMMALIAN ENGINE COMPANY NO S--ATfhN-
Vl ton a regular meeting of Manhattan Association
win lie held at the engine house, 81 Ludlow street.
Sunday February 20, ut three o'clock, ?, 81. Panctua
attendance is requested STEPHEN LANE, JR., Pres 4
ROBERT C. BROWN, secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


n U. A.-WASHINGTON ASSOCIATION. Sc
~. venth annual ball Of this association will be held
1t the Broadway Theatre Tuesday evening" February
I'D, 1853. Tickets, which limited, and but few re-
naming unsold, can be purchased Of James Griffith,
treasurer, No IA Ludlow Street, William W. Osborn No.
l7S Grand street, John H. Elliott secretary County
Clerks Office c. j. MILLER President
JOHN H. ELLIOTT, Secy.
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TRY GOODS Statesmen WANTED-FOUR GOOD
~ statesmen, to go to Boston. More Iced apply but
those acquainted with the trade of this city Apply
II. Boherty, at Frenchs Hotel, Wednesday, Thurs
day. Friday, from to 10 A. NJ and hours in the
evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-19

VARSIsH MAKERS WANTED-TWO GOOD MEN,
who understand the business thoroughly. Also, to
rent two floors light and airy 25xloo suitable for book
binders or any manufacturing business Apply at IS
Cherry street.
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NURSE WANTED.-WANTED-A TRUSrY AND EFFI-
1V cent middle. aged woman as childrens nurse of a
kind disposition and with good recommendations. High
wages will be given and the situation is desirable
Address w. Mt the Office of the Herald with real
and reference, and where to be seen.
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VETANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE PRO
wv testaDt young woman seamstress; she would be
willing TO work by the week month Good city refer
cnce given. Can be seen for two days Please call at
52s sixth avenue between Thirty first and Thirty second
streets.
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DARTNER WANTFD--A GENTLEMAN ABOUTTO OPEN
i extensive establishment in the auction and gene.
raj commission business In of the best locations in
This city, DESTROYS Of having partner in order to
late. gentleman of some capital and influence wish
ing to connect himself with respectable business will
do well to address r. L. Herald Office for week. with
real name and residence
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DRY GOODS.
nRFSS GOODS FOR CASH.. H0XIE, JR., NO 81
~ Nassau street, opposite the Post Office, is now re-
ceivng and Offers for sale large and attractive stock Of
silks and fancy dress goods printed lawns and aconets
bcrege de laines plain and prncd beregss plain and
striped pophus prints linens, gnghams, white goods,
&C. mostly from auction. Also full assortment Of do
mestcs for cash. at prices from ten to fteen per cent
over than they can be bought on the usual credit
CPRING MANTILIAS,-TIIE SUBSCRIBER Is NOW
- prepared to submit to the inspection of merchants
and wholesale buyers from every section Of the Union
his mportatons and for the present
comprising elegant and most extensive variety Pa
ran novelties selected during the past month from the
emporiums Of the most celebrated French modises to-
gether with splendid assortment of slb lace and other
spring mantias of his manufac ture being copies
from the best French patterns all OF which he oilers at
wholesale on the most liberal terms GEO BULPIN
Paris Mantilla Emporium. 361 broadway
LNRENCH SILKS-THJRTY CASES JUST RECEIVED
IL by the Niagara, for sale Immediately, by ii. H.
lLGRAlN Importer - Nassau street, OF Cedar
up stairs, third floor.
(tREAT BARGAINS IN sIIKS.--JUST RECEIVED A
N OF new and beautiful yes Of striped and plaid
Silks al colors slightly damaged the voyage of i'm
poraon which will be sold from thirty to forty per cent
less than regular prices. A. KERR & CO.,
76l Broadway, two doors above Clinton place
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A PARTNER WANTED-WITH A CASH CAPITAL OF
Of 81 000 in established retail grocery store in
good location. chance is offered. Address j. NJ
box ], sos Post Office.
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VXIANTED-A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE PRO
w testant woman wet nurse is healthy and has
fresh breast Of milk Good city reference Please call at
81 Macdoueal street
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VTTANTED-BY i RESPECTABLE WOMAN A sITUA
w ton as chambermaid and seamstress, or TO wait
On young ladies, in SMALL regular family. Has ob
lection 10 town country. Has city reference Can
seen for three days at 40 Madison street. third floor
No. @.
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A PARTNER WANTED-WIrH CASH CAPITAL OF
$4,000 to so 000 to engage in general importation
and commission business founded the best saint
ance with German manufacturers. Address u. A.,
Herald Office
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VTTANTED--BY RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT
w young woman, situation in private family, as
stress to take charge Of children Apply at 40
Lewis street, corner of Delaney.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-19

~ ARDENER AND GROOM WANTED.-A YOUNG MAN,
W capable of filing such situa tons conformity and
whose character for capabilty and integrity will bear
strict investigation, may hear OF immediate employ ment
by addressing Gardener, box 3 sos Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-19

sA x,s As Sn WET s NUsE BY aA
milk Very best of references given, by applying at 13l
Hudson street
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THO OWNERS OF HoRsES-DR T0BIASS VENETIAN
j IMMINENT in pint bottles, is warranted the best
and quickest remedy for collie cuts bruises sweuings
gals stiffness &c, in horses only 90 cents For sale
by the druggists and faddlers. Depots, No. East
Eleventh and 240 Greenwich streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-19

VXTANTED-A WOMAN WHO THOROUGHLY UNDER
w stands cooking also to do general houscwork
None but English American need apply, and that
not fully competent Apply at 100 Macdougal street
Washington square, between the hours of and
O'Clock p NJ
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44S Pearl street. receiving in store per late
riva large stock of velvet tapestry, Brussels three
ply, and ingram carpetings Of chase and elegant de-
signs which, having been purchased previous the
cent advances in prices they enabled to offer at very
nreat Inducements.
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nRUG CLERK.-WANTED, A SITUATION BY A
IL young who perfectly understands the business
reta and prescription and give the best of refer
ence. Address Meaicus Herald Office.
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WANTED-BY MIDDLE AGED AMERICAN LADY,
W. situation as housekeeper in respectable family
no objections to short distance in the country. To
be seen at no Canal street. for few days. Reference
given and required
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VNIANTFD- BY A GENTEEL YOUNG LADY, A SITUA-
w ton as housekeeper; would have objection to
take charge OF II house or family for widower and
would not hesitate 10 go the country Please address
Beatrice Broadway Post Office.
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WTANTED-A SITUATION, BY AN ACTIVE YOUNG
w woman who is Grst rate cook, and has no objec
ton to assist in the washing and ironing she is willing
10 go into the country, and take of small
dairy The best of city refe Please call No 3S
Eighteenth street. between Broadway and avenue
and can be een for two days up stairs in the front
room,
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Hnir nyc.-Rnfrlnelnr,s CelaI,rnted IInuid

LsUUEU
HAIR Dye The best yet discovered for coorng the hair
WHISPERS the moment IL IL applied. Tho wonderful
and certainty with which this fayoritc and old es-
tabshed half dye performs is astonishing II Is for SALE
Or applied, at lAICHEloR's wig factory, No Wall
street.
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VNTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w situation as wet nurse Good city reference
be given. Please call at No. L Peck slip.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-19

O(sef-IhOushnds nsnuaftH that IrlBtndOroa hair
sentative and beautider would not renew preserve and
perpet the hair But u has tested proved and
esta she'd and the demand for the article incros scs
Astor house
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-19

|LERK, WAREHoUsEMAN, &C.--A YOUNG MAN
~ just arrived from Scotland desires situation in any
respectable etat hment dry goods store preferred
where he would make himself generally useful he holds
good testimonials from like establishment in the South
OF England Address, H. g., Franklin Square Hotel 1913
Pearl street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-19

VTTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT ENG
w lish young woman situation as child nurse and
seamstress has been accustomed to the of children
would have no objection to travel with lady is not liza
BILE to sea sickness line addressed 10 j. W., Square
square Post Office, viii be punctually attended to-
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NOTICE TO NrRACTORS.-WANTED-A SITUA-
IN ton as foreman public work, by who ha 3
been engaged in the above business for ten years. Please
address Freeman, Broadway Post Office.
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VXTANTED-A YOUNG LADY, WHO WISHES TO GO
w to Gan Francisco would be willing 70 assist in the
of child, children, with very aniable lady
For all particulars required please address mot post
paid) NJ Of c. W. Skiddy So East Twenty third
street for two days.
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VTTANTED-A FRENCH GIRL. AS IADY'S MAID AND
w seamstress. She must be very neat sewer, ard
understand hardressng other need apply Call at
go Fourth street, Washington square, between and
O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-19

VXTIIIIAM MURPHY, MANUFACTURES OF ADvER-
w Using envelopes, die sinker, &c, general en-
gravcr Photographic xylographic copperplae, and let
ter press printer Druggists, rerfumery and liquor Ia
bells of every description illuminated flock show cards,
suitable for the Worlds Fair Nosrial and society seals
engraved &C., &c No. 2o7 broadway up stairs, sp-
rositc the City Hall
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A RESPECTAHIE FRENCH GIRL WISHES sITUA.
"A ton teacher to children, seamstress chamber
maid, or waiter in q family. Speaks the French English
and German languages and can come well recommended
from her last place. Please call at 211 Bowery
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nj OTTCE-THE MUSIC BUSINESS HERETOFORE
IN carried on by me, agent for H. p. Kennedy, 10
this day discontinued by mutual consent. The out
standing business will be settled by H. r Kennedy at
No. S43 Broadway. VIM VANDERBEEK.
New York. Feb TO- 1853 II. p. KENNEDY
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(t0ACHMAN WANTED-ONE THAT HAS BEEN DRIy-
character and in managing spirited horses also
II able to help in private family give age residence if
married. and 10y whom employed Wages win be liberal
Address D. N j., Union square Post Office
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problem whether black or brown, eqxal to nature s.
be conferred upon the hair by art has been solved
The experiment Is every day (mapy tme) riunphantly
repeated Private rooms for applying the dye Ii Is for
sale at CRsTAD0R0S, and at the principal druggists
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of wigs pronounced the NEST perfect imitation of ma
ture yet invented Those wanting very superior rtice
ehouid call at BACHELORS celebrated wig factory No
Wall street, where be found the largest and best
assortment in the city. Copy the address.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-19

"A Property on vesey street at Auction. Adrian II.
Muller will sell at auction Friday Feb 25th 1862 at
II O'Clock NJ at the Merchants Exchange the very de-
srabe lot Of ground together with the buildings thereon
situate the north side of veaey street. between Broad
way and Church street being "a feet 10 inches in wild tn
with party walls both Sides by 70 feet in Depth more
or less For further particulars apply to the auconeer
No. Wall street, corner o. New.
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To the DeaE.-I stnte with pleasure, that
DIR. HEATH Aurist and 0cust, No. 40 Howard street,
first door from Broadway cured me of Deafness which
would have deprived me OF a means OF livelihood.
sheerfully recommend deaf people to DR.. Heath.
MORRIS CHAPEL, National Hotel
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Office lat Grand streetA scientific treatment of scrofu
Ia Is assuredy obtained of Dr. T. Brown located at LAT
Strand street. New EngL,nds cured have paid him many
debts Of gratitude. New York has the offer OF his
services Ye afflicted seize time and call on him. it
late.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


DIAPER IIANGINGS FRANCS PARES h CO., NO. 50
Chambers street, (next but one 10 Stewar''s) cor
of Broadway offer at Wholesale and retail the most
extensive assortment, Of every quality OF TIE richest
style of decorations limitations Of oaks marble &C. The
most ekful workmen employed to hang the papers.
CTFAM ENGINES, sAw.MIIIS, AND OTHER MACHI-
- merry, furnished, with drawings and Specifications,
at the lowest rates and from the best shops in the
try, by W. B. LEONARD Il Is. w. SMITH, rs Merchants
Exchange.
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KIANTFD--BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, a
w situation to do chamberwork Inquire of her pre-
sent employer, 260 Third Can be for two
DAYS.
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Gt on REWARD-LOST, FEBRUARY nth, AT SIX
ND<O O'Clock in the evening, dark brown Canadian
pony with harness and light top wagon and four boxes
OF tin in It, The finder viii receive the above reward
leaving the same at 81 avenue b. from JOS. MILLER in
the glass and crockery store.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-19

w Monday, February 21st, at IL O'Clock, at the fac
tory foot of l22d street, East river, Harlem the
chinery of same including carng machines bale press
shears glazing house. with and endless machinery
blacksmith shop tools, iron. &c
WELLINGTON A. CARTER Auctioneer.
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A GOOD CLERK WANTED IN A BOOKSTORE-TO
IA one who understands the city retail trade and will
ling to devote his time TO his business only steady stu
alton will be given. Good reference required Apply at
the bookstore, 223 Blocker st. Of G. A. Van Beuren
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T OST-ON SATURDAY NIGHT, THE 18TH INST, ~
- Canal street. between the of Mercer street
81 Canal street, palm leaf figured melino scarf
green ground-fgures dark. The finder will receive the
full value of the scarf returning it to 81 Canal street
the store.