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THE BALL SEASON.

COMPLIMENTARY FANCY DRESS AND CIVIC BALL
~ to Prof b. Yates, on Monday evening January 17th
1853 at the Chinese Rooms $50 and 541 Broadway The
tickets which in great demand be obtained from
anyof the following committees l. Freeman A. Posner
f. Parkinson, j. d. Snifen
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Furs! Turs!! Furs!!!-
"1he fur that warns monarch,


Warmed bear.n
Nov Is the winter of our discomfort
Made glorious summer by the furs of Knox"
shakespeare Improved
Muns sleigh robes buffalo overcoats &c large and
cheap assortment for sale by KNOX the halter No 12S
Fulton street.
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WyANTED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
wv girl, TO do the general housework Of small family
Gan wash, iron cook make herself useful with the
needle Inquire Of Mrs Dr. Cooper 80 East Twenty second
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VTIANTED-A DRUG CLERK; ONE WHO THOROUGH
w y understands the retail and prescription bust
ness, and bring good city reference may hear of
good situation by applying at No. 466 Grand street
second door from Pitt No 1893 Broome street.
oil Suffolk
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Metropolitan Hotel, 5sS BrOadway.-J. M.
GMBREDE card engraver and staoner calls the atten
ton of the public to his elegant specimens of card engrav
ing and varied stock of wedding envelopes and fine sta
tionary N. Dust received fine article of thin let
ter paper, suitable for foreign correspondence.
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Gouraud's Liquid Hair Dye Is,

GOurauds Liquid Hair Dye is, Without
of pulled dyes Equally celebrated is GOURAUD'S
Medicated Soap, for curing pmpes, reckles 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.
Wigs and TOupees.-Batchel0r's New Style
of wigs pronounced the most perfect imitation of ma
ture yet invented Those wanting very superior article
should call at BACHELORS celebrated wig factory No.
Wall street where be found the largest and best
assortment in the city Copy the address.
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For sale, nc0r the village of Yonkers, sixty
seventy lots at less than half what lots selling
adjoining them there is doubt but IS 900 be
on them in one year.. The thinks Of leaving the
country consequently will sell cheap. For terms apply
to VIM f. GR0SHEN, in the village.
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Pure White Diamonds, $2s per Carat.-Just
passed in quality Of beauty For sale in lots to suit
wholesale retail customers at the lowest market prices
Office 3Sl Broadway corner of White street up stairs.
DAVID RAFT, Importer.
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handkerchefs, trimmings, bands, aouncings,' infants
waists robes and frocks rich trimming laces wells &c
Also, dress caps and head dresses at low fixed prices
ladies invited to examine and satisfy themselves that
cheaper goods cannot be purchased than at NEWMAN,
No 695 Broadway, between Fourth and Amity streets
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NTANTEn-TWO FIREMEN AND TWO GOOD WAIT.
w ers at the Gramarcy Hotel, No 9oS Broadway.
Apply Immediately as above Also, two bell boys, and
young TO open oysters and wait also Good re
ference required
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For Sale or Exchange, for real or personal
sixteen miles west of Milwaukee Wisconsin, and one mile
from the hourshng village Of Waukecha the main depot
OF the railroad Said farm beautifully located and well
tvation fine orchard bearing abundance of fruit and
having good buildings. This farm is well calculated to
divide into three four smaller A fine stock of
cattle be purchased with the farm horses carriages
&c, &c. Address D. w. b., box 3, 422 Post Office.
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Balls md Parties, Cold Weather, Snow and
rain.-Iades, if you wish white satin and kid slippers
white satin and linen CATERS for balls and partes you
wish quilted boats and buskns alpine button boats
CATERS &c. for cold weather. India rubber boots and
shoes to walk through snow and rain, patronize j. b.
MILLER. 1874 Canal street.
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T osT-0N THE 1ST OR ID OF JANUARY, A POCKET
4 book embroidered the outside containing eight
ten dollars in bills and visiting cards with the Of
George Mose The finder will please return the to the
IS New street up stairs, who will thankfully give
tho contents 4 reward.
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w ANTED - TWENTY YOUNG LADIES FOR AN
w equestrian pageant. Tuition in the art of riding
free For particulars inquire at the Bsx Office of the
New York Amphitheatre, between and two o'clock
r. NJ
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L0st.-Five dollars Will be paid for n roll of
papers, of forty fifty pages, consisting of dispositions
taken in law suit, upon their return to the delivery
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DRACTLET LOST-ON SUNDAY 9TH INST, IN FTFTI
ID avenue, Nineteenth street Twenty third street
gold bracelet. liberal reward will be paid for the n
covery of the above, by applying to
Messrs. whitley CO., No. Cedar street up stairs
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T. Gilbert & Co.'s Piano Eortes. with md


Exccts Oh OfHuHeht Is btCOmInE ChNrOc-
terisc OF country This venierng of our tastes will
peel off in time and the substantial and plain take its
place Scroll is used with quantity that viii not admit
OF quality to convey tone and depth of definite design
in the beautiful Angles also used without suggest
ing the respect due to the massive until the mind be-
comes satated with the dead sweet of the superficial
zest to Mrs Jervs Cold Candy that good remedy for
coughs and colds. Sold by Mrs jERYIS 800 Broadway
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WTANTED AT THE BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE
w Office, Sands street. Brooklyn, Protestant Catho
lie and colored girls cooks chambermaids general house
maids, seamstresses laundresses, &c. Also, and
boys for situations in Brooklyn and its vicinity N b.
Employers procure efficient servants at this Office
No servants admitted unless well recommended
NJ WALLACE
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SITUATION Is WANTED BY AN EXPERIENCED
IN machinist, one who understands making punches,
dies desnkng to take charge ofany kind machinery
No objection to into any part Of the country Please
address j. O., Herald Office.
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NTANTEp-IN A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY A GOOD
wv French girl to cook, wash, and iron. Inquire at
NO. SO Rose street
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Egyptian Antiquities.-The Opening OF DIR.
ABBOIS Museum is postponed until further notice. to
enable Dr. A. to complete the catalogue rendered abso
uey necessary by the great number of articles to be
hbited.
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CIMEoN DRAPER, AUCTTONEER-BY SIMEON ORA
- per, Auctoneer-Ofce No, 46 Pine street. OF
Willam-Frday Jan. IA, at IL O'Clock, at the Mer-
chants Exchange IS shares in the capa stock Of the
oswego and Syracuse Railroad Company $50 each 81
dend of 1s Feb on 800 each so do Pennsylvania Coal
Company, ex Jan. dividend, $50 EACH - do Mansfield
and Sandusky Railroad Company Also, 900 Six per
Cent Bonds Of the Ashuclot Railroad Company of u 0OO
EACH due January 1851 interest payable January and
July This road is leased for ten years at per
cent per its COST with the right to the
same at eight per cent per annum.
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September 10th, 1851. Manufacturers of bronze
lors gold half gold silver and metal leaf factory corner
OF Bond and Pacific Streets Brooklyn Office No. IL Cedar
street. New York beg to publish their greatly reduced
prices, viz. NO 1000 SO 5000 IS so 1000 So 500
Sd 800 So 200 II so less ten per cent discount per
pound on six months terms. Our long and fayorably
known bronze colors extensively used for bronzg
iron brass and wooden ware japanning label printing
ETC., etc. and will compare avoraby with any imported
article, although far, far cheaper.
New YORK, January s, 1853
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NTANTED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
w young woman, first rate cook The very best
OF city reference given to that effect Please cal, SOC
Houston street, between Broadway and Bowery in the
store.
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A VARNISH MAKER CAN HAVE CONSTANT WORK.
IA if good workman. Address box 050 Post Office.
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VXTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w situation wet nurse in a respectable family
Advertiser is Protestant Apply at 1876 Crosby street
near Houston, room No. 10, third floor
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Brady's Miniature DaguerreOtyPes, put mp
In fine English gold lockets pins, rings keys seals &c
Also rich and elegant fancy of various styles in
velvet PAPER mache pearl and tortoise she'll beautifully
nlaid, for sale at his gallery, 206 Broadway
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r OST-IAST EVENING, SUPPOSED IN BROADWAY,
near Twelfth street, diamond bracelet The finder
will receive liberal reward by returning it to the ooe
at the Irving House jewelers. and pawnbrokers are
quested to stop it, if offered.
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r OST-COMING FROM THE OPERA AT NIBIOS, or
Monday night, 10th inst, white ivory lorgnette
Tie finder viii be literally rewarded leaving it at No
20 Ferry street. between the hours of 8 and g.
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NTANTED BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN
w twenty three years of age, a situation gardener
can take Of horses drive carriage and make him
self generally useful writes good hand ard speak
little German. Can well recommended from his last
place where he has been for the past four years To be
seen for one week, at LAT Duane street.
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VXTANTED-IN A COMMISSION HOUSE. AN ACTIVE,
w intelligent lad, fifteen sixteen years of age. Ad
dress X. s.. Box 455 Post office.
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"ANTTD-A SITUATION. TO TAKE CHARGE OF
w cakes and pastry. Understands icing and orna-
menting. Please address C. f., this Office.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY day.
SCI SEE SIXTH AND SEVENTH PAGES. "a
PERSONAL,

MUNCHAUSEN is INFORMED, IN EXPLANATION
lVl that Congreye says in of his plays Fernando
first magnitude" consequently his descendant, Cor
pora Fernando hendez Pinto, Of the Mcawber Line for
Australia is rival for the honors your has long
and so shamefuly monopolized.
MFRS. MELISSA WARREN, (FORAiERIY OF PHII.A-
lxl dephia) lately returned from Europe will confer
great favor lady who is anxious to her. by send
ing her address to the Of Messrs Peck Smon
TONERS, 14l Pearl street. corner of Beaver.
INMMA - FORMERLY OF IS Wssas*R STREET
II will confer favor by sending her address Deacon
L., at the Broadway Post Office he called see her
and was not able to find out where she had gone.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TINE OLD WORK HANDS OF w. A. KENT e. Co.
work.
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DIX REWARD -STRAYED OR STOLEN FROM
seJ stable in Reade street fawn colored greyhound
pup Five dollars reward will be paid his return t.
s. Warren street
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A RESPECTABLE MIDDI.E-AGED WOMAN CAPABLE
N Of taking the entire charge of children, and good
seamstress is DESTROYS of going with family San
CISCO and to remain with them there if required Can
give good city reference. Inquire at No 80 Elizabeth
street.
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G.1O REWARD-IOST, ON WEDNESDAY LAST, IN
sDlO Grand street, between Bowery and Mott street
left in of the Bowery and Pearl street stages
memorandum book with owners name written in it. The
finder will receive the above reward by leaving the same
at No. ~ and % Fulton market.
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public mind because the fact can no longer be
that is quite impossible for human hands to work with
the perfection that SINGERS Sewing Machines do The
people viii have this work and the cothers pay double
price for it, wherefore the operators get rich Step in
and examine the machines and their work. AT the Office
l. NJ. SINGER l. CO.. 25S Broadway.
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CT0lEN-FRoM "A UNIVERSITY PLACE, ON MON
- day, 10th inst, King Charles Spaniel black, with
little white the breast black and tan legs,
TO the of Fanny. suitable reward win be paid
returning the same, giving information where 1t may
be found as above.
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II AWYER'S NOTICE-A GENTLEMAN WOULD DE
IL vote his leisure time to copying &c, which would
lie executed with neatness and despatch at his residence
Address renmanship, Herald Office.
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NTET NURSE-WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE
w young married woman, situation as wet nurse
Can be seen for three days at 27 Willet street
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rTHFETH IOST.-TWENTYFIyE DOLLARS REWARB.-
i On or about the Is, inst full set Of upper and
lower teeth, gold plates mislaid or lost. The
above reward will be paid for their recovery Apply at
345 Broadway.
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LOvefs Office, ia Chambers street, for the
sale of his celebrated Wahpene for changing gray hair
to its original color and curing badness All that Lovet
says he is ready and willing to prove and that is
than can be said of the pretended reply to accusations in
Lovets pamphlet.
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NIANTED-A SITUATION BY AN EXPERIENCED
w Protestant girl Of good character, as nurse
Has taken charge of nursery, is well to
the care and management of children, and Is a good
seamstress. Can be for three days at 81 Laurens
street, in the basement, corner of Spring street
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MTANTED.-A SMART INTELIIG ENT LAD WANTED
w Apply before oclock, at No. Cortland street
VXTANTED-A WAITER, WHO UNDERSTANDS HIS
w business thoroughly and bring good city re-
fcrences Apply at &c Beaver street, ground floor.
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vXTANTED-BY A SMART, STEADY GIRL, A SITUA.
w ton to do chamberwork and waiting Unders ands
all kinds Of work, and is willing to make herself useful
Has the best of reference from her last place where she
lived two Inquire at lis Thompson street where
she be seen for two days
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Clio REWARD.-IOST BY A LADY, ON TUESDAY
sDlO January H. between the steamer Florida, pieI
No North river, and the Bowling green double
gold watch with twist gold chain alternate plain and
chased links Attached to the belt hook q watch
key and double-sded locket containing Daguerreo-
types The finder, by returning the same No. 81
Beaver street will receive the above reward and the
thanks of the owner.
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w ton to take charge of a small family and make
herself generally useful any other light situation to
do housework, where she will be treated as of the
family. Is Protestant, and give the best of city
reference Can be for day 10 Twenty eighth
street. corner Seventh avenue, third floor front
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Use Hoves, Hygelan Ioarhound Llverwort

and Asparagus Cough Candy pleasant and effective
medy for coughs colds, and hoarseness. Warranted to
give relief in five minutes. Price TO- and 20 per
package Principal depots at Billiards., No 4l5 Broad
way. of spenard street Howe's bakery, No 432
Broadway of Howard street. Guion's drug store
No 127 Bowery, of Grand street. Howes bakery
of Seventeenth street and Eighth avenue; and
Ring 102 Broadway. n. B.-Druggists and dealers who
buy to cell again can realize 100 per cent profit.
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VITANTED.-A YOUNG MAN, FROM WESTERN NEW
w York of energetic and persevering habits wishes
a situation in Wholesale store Can give the best of
references for character and attachments both in the city
and country Salary moderate first year. Address +. b.
A., Herald Office, for week.
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"ANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL;
W. good cook and perfect baker, and good washer
ana ironer Has lived three years in family Has
the best of city reference Has no objection to 90 the
country Please call at 206 Division street in the store
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A RESPECTABLE Girl. WANTS A SITUATION AS
IA frstrate cook she understands several branchc,
OF French cooking pastry and ees The best of city
reference. Please call at N2 Mulberry street She
be seen for two days, if not engaged.
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CHIRT CUTTER WANTED-ONE WHO PERFECTLY
- understands the business and give good referen
ces-none other need apply. Address p. A. H., at this
Office. giving references,
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A UCTON NOT1CE-H n. BUSH, AUCTIONEER, II
n North William street at 10is oelock-Sale Of furni
ture, clothing hats caps shoes segars fancy articles
two gold watches, &c. &c.
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NTANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w young woman, good cook; is first rate washer
and roner objection to do the general homework
small private family Good city references from her
last places Please call for two days, at Al Mott street.
first floor. No. 2.
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IL j. l.. VAl7REWATER K co. will sell, this day, at
l01S o'clock, at No IA Wall street, large and elegant
Isabella bear, trimmed with African lynx; Hudson bay
wolf camel leopard panther American lamb and genet
sleigh and lap robes, suitable for private gentlemen,
livery stable keepers, &C. the whole 10 be sold without
for cash. to close sales Also assortment Of
furs &c
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vded for her sisters the Mines Jones' and the
stead Of being made annutans dependent in degree
upon the discretion of their sisters husbands made
executors themselves to the exclusion of those husbands
The division of the estate also in point of shares
either upon the basis OF proxiae equality Or at all
events far more favorable to those parties than the
sent dispositions.
The win Of 1883 was not only drawn by but, when ex-
cuted left WITH Judge McCoun thereby showing the
testators confidence and remained in his hands till
August 1856 when the testaor called and after cancel
ding it, left it still in the custody
Why it canceled The precise reason is not known
We have two facts, however, from which may derive
at least conjectura inference. His nephew, Mr. John
Jones, the then cashier president of the bank
says that in walking day with his uncle the subject
OF the Lorllard will which made so much litigation came
among other remarks in this conversation observed to
hs uncle that upon the whole In his opinion the dspo
aton made by the law OF the Revised Statutes good
enough viii Tor any man. and he had himself adopted it
in regard to his own estate
Now, gentlemen matter of judicial history it ap-
pears that The final decision in the Court of Errors in the
Lorard case, upsetting that viii Of tho
and imitatons contained in it, pronounced in the
1t may be well then that this decision and this
servation consequent upon TIT Is but conjecture ad-
med 10 the cancellation in 1896 of the will OF 1888
and TO the seeming determination not to make another
leaving (as his nephew expressed W the Revised Statutes
10 make viii for him.
His total silence on the subject when freely and fully
sonversing other business the four several occa
SONS after the commencement of his Illness, testified 20
by Mr.. John q Jones and Mr.. McCoun and when it
20 necessary and so that be should
speak i he contemplated any other will, would seem
greatly to fortify this onjecture.
! lie, perhaps, could he have had his own way insight
have preferred special will with trusts and restrictions
20 fixing" the property, to use his language. las
10 have something secured for his sons . but with the
James will and the Lorilard will and their consequent
hgations before his eyes and the prudent advice Of his
nephew still in his recollection he may have concluded
and who shall the conclusion not wise THAT
the certain evil Of family dssenson and protraced
nsye litigation, was worse than the possible extrava
CANT expenditure OF portion Of his estate.
His sons may have shown tendency, perhaps to too
gfft fIone but ttcre y no cyecrce (accss U bc The
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ATANTEp-A YOUNG MAN, OF GOOD EDUCATION
w and address, wishes a situation clerk Is
potent to take charge of some business Wages OBJ
jet Good reference and security given Address A.
Anderson, Herald Office
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VTTANTED-BY YOUNG, HEALTHY WOMAN WHO
w lost her infant few days ago IA child to at
her own residence Good reference be given Apply
at BIZ First avenue, upper floor, front room.
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VXTANTED--BY YOUNG MAN FROM ENGLAND
w with three years character in a spirit in Lon
don, situation TO attend bar, in any place where he
would be willing to make himself useful is good ac-
countant and understands the of horses Please
address W. o., No. IL Columbia street.