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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-22
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PERSON AL.


Preparation WAITED OF LooMIs WHITE
del March, 1872 He srsyed in the steamer Prometheps
10. Court street Boston, Mass.
INFORMATION WANTED-oF ROBERT BEEBE, COM
in the Office Of the Freenans journal Brookyn any in
aa s No. s. M e
street.
INFORMATION wANTED-oF SARAH JONES, OF
chyaaa West fifteen snaa miles from Hamilton Sac left
having information Of her wiz confer compliment BY sd
Il Carlisle street New York, and BY doing viii be iiber
ally rewarded.
INFORMATION wANTED-oF THOMAS AND Law
n ss' s
IF THE CORRESPONDENT OF AMOR Will CALL
to day, letter will be found where directed.
Roy. LosT.RENJAMIN PHILLIPS, A BOY ABOUT
he
& snd L % sack s sss mark Tx 11 e %
sy said AL al
are forbid harbaring him under penalty Of the law Any
ten Brooklyn in relation to said boy VIM Re Iser
T EFT HER RESIDENCE, CORNER OF TRUP AVE
AND sas Will AGED y
received II supposed that she wandering in her MUD
to- Ss to NH be sp
avenue and VI alton street, Brooklyn.
MRS DEvINa, MogsIKEEPER AT BATH HOUSE,
l last will heI ~ something to her advantage
by calling at 81 Water street, in. neiiately.
nPHELIA IS EXPECTED AT THE PLACE OF MEET.
" ing, on Wednesday, at O'Clock, to give her
without delay.
THOMAS SMITH NO. l20 MOTT STREET-SIR I SEE
i by the Herald, you want information of Michael
Riley who went, years ago, to New Orleans and
tho last aecoun. Of his death Any formation you
want Of his death effects. goods chatels by
curing at No. s Bayard street in the You
all the particulars.
MISUNDERSTANDING OF ELIZABETH AND
w Furlong by their niece, Margaret Phillips when
last heard from they in New York. Please send in.
formation to MICHAEL LEARY lG North Second street.
Williamsburg.
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FashionabIe summer CIothing.-- Alfred

NUkRoE CO.. No Al Broadway invite citizens and per
the vicinity York also their friends from
the South West to call ani examine their assortment
clothing which will be found to embrace
extensive variety the fashionable styles all we'll
made and the Of trimmings used. full assortment
Of Furnishing goods also boys and chldrens
cioing Of tho best quality and sylesall Of which Of
dstip lily noticed that in instance dovs
tion be made from the marked price Ii dissatisfaction
exists after the purchase of article be returned
and the money will be cheerfully refunded.
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Sewing Machines, for Sewing Leather,
cloth, and all fabrics, without using shuttle but by
and stitch made with thread from two spoos
1851 June 1882 and February 81 1853 Descriptive pam
phlets mailed upon request.
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Why II the New Daguerrean Gallery, at
3oS Broadway thronged with vstesY Because people
viii 70 where they can get the best pictures at the most
sonable rates Stand not the order of your gng
bgt 20 at once" and DOBYUs, RICHARDSON MOiS
SEUOD will give you of their exquisite colored pic
lures which has failed to please the most critical
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weather people should in country rambles seek
alsy their thirst by visit to brooks of water that in
their town wrks they should seek Brooks the Of the
secret OF how to make boots Shoes gaers tit beaut
fully look elegantly and yet DO and delight!ul
feet Up at 575 Broad Down wn $50 Fulton
street The cheapest places the city get good article
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Boots, Shoes, Ladies' and Children's CATERS
large and elegant always hand Of best
and fashionable quality Ladies and gentlemen who
wish to have their boots made to order rely
rior workmanship and the best materials.
JOHN BUREELL, ll9 Hudson street.
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For the Fall Trade importers. Jobbers,

TO- DESTROYS Of giving general publicity to their adysrt
ing invited to call and examine the
have st hand for the prompt and
Of the Union and CANDIDA Nopayment required OF
sbe parties till their been properly atten9ed
W. H. MCDONALD, No. l02 Nassau street. corner OF Ann
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Zephyr Under Garments for Ladies', Gem
temen and chdrenThese goods desirable at this
will be found In variety at ADAMS Hosiery and
Under Garment Mandatory, NO SOL Broadway, opposite
Metropolitan Hotel.
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The Punctuallty with which Birds return

from their myrstions has excited wonder But they
not punctual to day. In this respect mark how
instinct. GREEN No. Astor House, with
hundred agents depend and countless accidents to
man tpro. nised
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Move Rag Dolls, at Rogers Fancy Bazaar,
No 9 These dolls are asbesutful wax and
very best article of the kind imported into country
Rogers Bazaar the place for toys and fancy goods His
store is perfect and his goods sold cheaper than
any other tho city No. 49 Broadway between Howard
and Grand streets.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND,
r osT--oN FRIDAY, JUNE u, 1888 AT FIVE O'CLOCK
ffEes
with liner sack purple cashmere pants and black belt and
nation Received Sy ps;sa.s It
Foundry s It. New
r osT-oN SUNDAY NIGHT, IN GOING FROM TWEEN
IL ty-ffth street Lexington avenue and Grameroy
as% ss To s ss sy
will receive handsome reward Inquire of Herman
Marques.
T osT-o ON TUESDAY, 2lsT instant. on TUE EAST
ladies' sreastpn with large fze yell TOPAZ, oyerlad
the Office Of the Time Piece ~ Ann street
r osT-sATURDAY LAST GOLD PEN AND PEN
e case on Censy supposed on the beach .h3ns
long the and the latter had yellow stone the
Ts aess Ma
of the owner. 81
S5 REwARD:-LosT. IN GETTING OUT AND IN
pin With hs y large set plate cot Of wrought
the Metropotan Hotel she above will be paid.
r osT.-CAUTIoN.-A NOTE DRAWN BY W. BELL
tor one 1undled and fifty dG. s endorsed By Coleman
dollars oath suitable viii be paid at IS
Orchard and Division streets ~ '''Ss''' '''A''
REWARDS.
1kn RTwARp-FoR THE DETENTION AND RE.
gov turn OF Robert BrieI ndentcd apprentice to the
undesr He is about old five feet eight
nine inches high swarthy conpexon and rather down
looking has the back OF his right hand All per-
penalty of the law ]. MULLIGAN, l25 Grand street.
d. on REWARD LOST ON SUNDAY EVENING, ON
pLO the north side Of Fourteenth street between Ua
vetsity plsce and Fifth avenue, small light blue
eed ladies watch and chatelap. with hook enamel
to the chain attached lot of small ornaments among
which key chair shoe fish and parase Tho finder
will receive the above reward BY leaving ut II East Four
tenth street.
G10 RIwARD.-LOsT FROM 40 BOwERY, NEAR
colored Sec tch terrier tipped with black
his old answers tho of Franz
having found the leaving her at the above address,
will receive the reward of ten dollars. VIM H. REAMES
a Z RFWARD.-sTRAYED, ON SUNDAY 10TH INST
SpC from Fifty eighth street, between Sixth and nth
brown horse, about fifteen and half hands hgh
zine and ten years old, nth bob tail aud Of
his fore feet somewhat cnmsy which he round
shoe. Any returning the same to Mr. Clancey
the premises to Peter ckman Of Fifty
street and Broadway will receive the above reward
c Z REWARD.-LOsT. ON MONDAY LyENING IN
SpC Of the Broadway omnibuses, a small cane and
al riding whip The above reward will be given for their
return to the oriee OF the New York Hotel.
q r REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR TRf RETURN OF
spC small black and terrier slut No 80 Warren
street. whence she strayed on Saturday, June ~.
L,LFw FROM THE HOUSE. lib BILE CKER STREET,
IL the 10th inst hooking bird. literal reward sill
be given its delivery, aud any information thankfully
received
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TURY NOTICE OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
81 Of Jurors City Hail. June % la53-Persots exempt
Jury duty already registered at this Office
will please call and place their exemption record
required law between the hereof the th inst
inclusive. WIN. A. WALKER, Go nmissioner Of Jurors
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106 HHstOfy OH C0ssulMes - Yet % DC WITH"
tea and upon whoever this task dsyolve
aceenee in the of has friends
Prescott House Hat Store Mcssrs. KNOX JAMES, for
their fabrics evnce taste skill Judgment and experience
and the especial favortes Of the refined
= -
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Rahvene price so bottle for changing
its original color This done natural principles aud
by calling into action the latent the the
hair Daviss Hyperion will remove scurf and dandruf
from the scalp and the hair to fine dark and
glossy appea % BOTTLE For sale at
the principal depot No 6 Grand street. and by all drug
gists and perfumers.
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Sewing Machines, to Stitch Fine Linen Shirt
bosoms ane collars with perfection attained before
by any whatever made and sold exclusively
H. singer Co Other machines offered for this work
leave STRAIGHT rough cord side These perfect
in their operation the superiority of the being clearly
manifest Call and them in operation at the office
3L3 Broadway. 1 ". SINGER 4 CO.
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NEW OMNIBUS LINE.-THE UNDERSIGNED Will
~ commence running their omnibus line Weunes
day afternoon the 22d inst at clock which starts
the Of Tenth and Thirteenth street thence
through Tenth to West street through West street
TO Christopher through Christopher street TO Fourth
through Fourth street to the Bowey through the
to Bayard street. through Bayard Marke. through
Market South street through South Feck slip ferry
MYERS Il SONrANT. Propriet0rs.
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u L. TUCKER, PROPRIETOR OF TIE PHILADEL-
~. phs Houss. !45 and lH Bowery, voaid ve:pemfuly
has been closed for upwards Of weeks for the purpose
Of enlarng and refttng his aud will reopen
Wednesday June q.
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Take Hobenssch,s wo. m syrup and Liver

IN" HHV'Ye1fsf'eps " VENs UP HHVcF
Pills for ascaridts small thread These worms,
to which the human system s LIABLE the mort trouble
Of all others. They generally be found in the
rectum and il allowed remain, the Irritation they
produce lay the four datoB for serious disorders such
snmateD of the bowels and other arrangements of the
stomach The best and safest medicine that be used is
Hobens Such the astonishing Of
medicine ascarde that defy any TO produce
ease whc syrup and liver pills mend
ed to be used the will not All that Is is
TO the in accordance with directions each bot
tie; in gentle purgatye is required in order to
slay tho irritation they produce the liver pills by their
bpathng action and healthy operation upon the bowels
is the most pleasant medicine that be taken For sale
by CVCLICKENER&C co. 81 Barclay street general agent
for New York and vicinity.
Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Elastic Stockings,
enlarged veins Of the legs elastic caps spaai
ladies' belts and supporters club foot knock khee
SD bow leg Instruments with assortment OF chldrens
trusaes. At No. II Ann street, nesr broadway
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o OF o. F.-THE MEMBERS or MECHANICS
i. Lodge No lis l. o. OF o. r. hereby 6ed to meet
the lodge .ad Third street this
the last tribute of respect to brother John
Young. JAMES CAMP BELL, N. G.
ROBERT GREGORY, Secretary
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eous mansion at Yonkr sixteen miles north Of the City
Hall for the accommodation Of the public 1t full
and has been since the first Of May of the first families
New York city Transient meals be had ut all hours
The air is purs and tracing No mosquitoes at
Here persons taken Of to induce them to
c.l again Not shade of improperly will be coun-
n
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Defiance saaamnnder safes-Csayler,s r.

tent ROBERT NJ PATRICK is the sole manufacturer in
the United States Of the above celebrated Safes and F.
Gofins mpenesrabe defiance lockstbe best safes and
locks combined in the world Depot 1872 Pearl street.
door below Maiden lanc formerly 80 John street.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SERVANT GIRLS FOR
w kind Of work. for families, hotels and boarding
bouse can always ce obtained through Morris Co.'s
27 Broadway Garner Reade street. This day,
good washers and girls for German and other
chambermaids wait for engagement at this ofce Also,
German farmers gardeners coshmen boys and
walters and excellent coortd walters and porter
Terms moderate.
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THE TRADES. sc.
INEGRAvER WANTED-ONE GOOD ON DOOR
u plates at Zuglers cheap card and plate establish
hent $50 Broadway.
ITO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SIX GOOD SPOON
i and fork makers Those who understand gettisa M
work rom the rollers preferred Good wages and steady
work will be given. Apply, for one week, 70
WANTED--A GOOD WATCH CASE ENGRAyER
STEADY employment. Apply at l.. f. GlAtxs 40 Beck
man street, back building
WANTED-A GOOD WATCH MAKER WHO PER-
w fecty understands all KINGS OF watches None need
apply unless capable and with good reerences Apply
l.. b. GLAIZ, 40 Bcekman street, back baildins.
MATCHMAKER wANTFD.-wANTED, A PERSON
w capable OF repairing watches. One who has been
customed TO attend retail store preferred. JOHN COX,
EOS Broadway.
yNANTED-A GOOD vARNIsH MAKER. TO ONE
w who erstands his business, and who is sober
good salary sill BIO given Apply 07 John street.
stairs. References required.
UTANTED-A GOOD BARBER IN FIRST RArf
w location, near Union square, where be made Z
good businesses most desiahl he very low
Address with real namo j. L., box 2 g7S Post once.
vVANTED-THlRTY TO FIFTY GOOD SLATE CUT
w for the Bruce Slate Quarrys In Southern Yer
mont. Apply at No. "a Wall street. u.
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IMPORTATION WANTED OF LOOMS L. WHITE,
ESQ., who appointed United States Consul at San Juan
del Sur March, 1852 He arrived in the Prometheu
at New York about the 10th instant kno wing his
address will confer by writing Bernard O'Kane
No. A Court street, Boston, Mass.
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A RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION, AS
"A chambermAd do good washing and ironns
be well recommends from her last employer Please
ut IA East eDty first street. fourth floor Can be
fol
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TWO WATERS AND ONE OYsTERHAN WANTED
i Wanted, at Gosings American, French, and German
restaurant two walters and oysterman. They must
ndrstand their business and we'll recommended for
honesty and sobriety L. GOSLING, II Nassau street.
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WANTED-RESPECTABL FAMILIES AND BOARD
w ing houses up town. to call this morning TO the Sslec
Employment ofce l29 Third between Fourteenth
and streets and get their help from the
lection Of girls of all work to be found in this city % Their
is good supply n hand.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-02-23

A New MovE.-The Cleveland Forest City
Summit Beacon. and perhaps otker Wing pa
pers, are discussing the proprieiy of nominating.
by the Wing Convention. our candidates, Sam
uel Lewis, for Governor. and Reuben Hnchcocs
for Supreme Judge.-Rarenna Star
We would be sorry 10 have our contemporary
infer, that here is The least probability Of any
such result being brought about. So far as the
governor is concerned the idea will moi be serious
Il entertained for moment by the Convention;
or we are widely mistaken. No possible good
could be effected, that we can discern, by such
,tsr. The nomination of Mr. Hllchcock' wouiG
be much less seriously opposed; on account Of
bi. well known Wing procivitles. The issue
between the Wing or Republican and Demo-
cratic parties, will. we trust, be SO distinctly
n,ude up. as TO leave no man who values The
veal ofthe State, room TO doubt for moment
his duty and true position in fhe con'esf.-
Akron Beacon.
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Now iS PEEss,
4 Ne II BC0N FOR THE FRIENDS Of TEA
PEifNCi;.
TIE SENATOR'S SON: Or The Mi g
Law The last refuge. y Ne ta viclotir Full er.
anthor If Fresh L"nve,, &c. &c. I lis Sn;k
will cont ii about 3e0 pp. Is mo. on fne wllte
pnper. neai;y bound in c.e;h. Its object is To
show the urgent necessity of adopting the Maina
Liquor Lew. TO sop the progress of lntsmper-
ancc. To present. ha subject in the strongest
ligh. tie author has adoI ted The plan Of shswisg
under fc'i'ious names. the fatal progress end ef-
feet. Of this evil; and from her reputation rs
hnste and powerful writer, u thrilling story may
expected. twill be issued about the first Q {
nuary. Orders respectfully solicited. For
ther particulars, address. posi- paid,
ICCE ER & CATCHER, Publishers,
Cleveland, Ohn.
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Adventnres of a President Elect.

w hen Gen. Pierce was in New York on his
way TO Washington, ike sensible man he took
special paius to shun the crowd Of 1aiterers and
office.seekers. The Astor was thronged with
them, and the N. Y. Herald says:
Instead of holding parley with this crowd,
the General privately made his exit, with bis
faithful attendant, Sergeant O'Nei, for the pur-
pose of visiting the widow of the late General
Worth, WHO'S at present staying on Governors
Island. He belonged to General Worth's di-
vision, and knew him well, and this visit does
honor to the soldier and the man. Fortunately
Gen. Pierce's, person was not known, and he
arrived quietly at the Battery, where he took a
boat for the island; but it was so small that it
was very nearly beicg upset by the swell
of the sea, and the Pr esident elect Of The United
States had narrow escape of being drowened.
There was another difficulty to be encountered
the sentry would moi allow the General TO
land on the island, Us he was no, provided with
an order, and presented his bayonet in men,
acing manner, until he knew who his visitor
was, when he was astonished beyond measure,
never dreaming that the President would come
In that plain unostentutous manner.
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TWENTY Donn.Rs REwARp-Run away from

TWENTY DOLLARS REwARD.-Run away from
the plantation Of the undersigned the negro man
Shedrc. A PREACHER 5 feet inches high.
about 40 years old, but not looking over 28 stamp
ed NJ. B. on the breast, and having both small toes
cut Off He is of a very dark complexion, with
eyes small but bright, and q look quite insolent.
He dresses good. and was arrested as runaway
at Donadsvllle come three years ago. The above
reward will be paid for bis arrest. by addressing
Messrs Armant Brothers, ST. james Parish or
A. M,ltenberger & Co, 80 Carendiet rect
". 0. Picayune.
This is the oudest sscALL" foI PREACHER we
have seen lately. Clergymeu, we are glad to
know, are in great requ'sition. The fact indi-
Gates pervading religious sentiment highly cred
liable 10 the American People. But it is quite
unusual to offer a reward for the Preachers W no,
for any use, change their parish. "SHEDRIc"
must have been very acceptable ''dispissr of the
word,'' to have his retnrn pressed thus eagerly.
In case the newspapers fail 10 give this notice
sufficient publicity, the ministerial bretheren of
this ''mnn Shedric," who were so eloquent,
while ago, in their defence of the law which for
bids preachers" Of his complexion from seeking
new fields of labor, might facilitate his ARE st by
reading the notice from the pulpits.
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For fbe Ohio Star

EDINBURGH Feb. II 1853
Mr. HALL The first regular meeting of our
Free Democratic Club on Friday Feb 18th was
fully attended numbering literally Hundreds. male
and females The address of Mr.. Hall was f,rci-
ble and characteristic and listend TO with deep
interest. 1.-The Hsighton Family" kindly volun-
teerd to enI'ven and animate the audience by some
of their choice liberty mlod:es. Their talents as
voealsts of high order and are devoted to the
cause of suffering humanity with n zeal unsurpass-
ed. Their perfo nance added much TO the inter-
est of the occasion aud received the hearty applause
of all present.
Not the least interesting part of the meeting
were the remarks of Mr.. Wo ID slave from Ten
nesee. In giving short history of lis life he ST.
ted, that though his master was not unknd he had
acquired such ali anxiety TO own himself that he
offered his master 700 dollars for his freedom
which he agreed tn take provided he woull pay
him 100 dollars year in nd lion for the Of his
body till the 700 was raised for the purchase Of hs
body, With much ability and perseverance he set
about raising the money in that place by keeping
feeding horses, livery stables &c till he had ac
quired property to the amount of some hundred
dollars with fair prozpect cf soon raising The
whsle: when he was informed that the course he
was pursuing in violation Of the laws of the
state and not being man nor capable of holding
or protecting property nor Of making written bar
gain he m de verbal arrangement with white
acquaintance in whom he had confidence, to TRIMS
act his business for him as ngent. Through the
dishonesty of this white and other causes over
which as colored man lie Lad no ocntrol he was
swndled out of his property, and is now seeking
from the charity and benevolence Of the North
those means which the chivaEy and ho.ptality Of
the South refused to honest and persevering indus
try TO enable him to purchase himselfand if possi-
sible some of his children of whom he has seven
and wife in slavery. We hope and trust he may
succeed though of course =" the south has nothing
10 do with slavery Ourconsii' uton received the
signatures of 25 males and y females. Will not
some of our sister townships let hear what they
nre doingl Before election declared that our
efforts had no particular relation to that event. To
avoid imputaiion of hypocrisy we must suffer no
relaxation in our labors till a triumphant victory
shall crown efforts by the election of Freedom
Ticket. P.B,