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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-15
THE LECTURE SEASON.


MISS BACON'S LESSONS AT HOPE CHAPEI.--MISs
1VA Bacon's fourth lesson the Origin of the Greek
Element in Modern Life will be given Mt Hope Chapel to-
day, at O'Clock T. M. Single tickets, so cents
DOPU1AR LECTURES AT TIE TABERNACI.E-NEW
series.-Rev. Richard s. storrs, Jr. OF Brooklyn will
deliver the third lecture of the course on "Wednesday
evening February TO- Subject of his discourse" The
Past our Benefactor Lecture to ut g. Doors
open at 7. Tickets rs cents may be had at the book
stores and at the door also Of j. E. Sherwood Broad
way and at the Independent Office Is Beeknan street
Members OF theMercane Library Association will obtain
their tickets at the desk the Library the usual
LNIRST LECTURE FREE-AT CLINTON HAII,-POPJJ-
IL lar lectures for ladies and gentlemen, on Anatomy
Physiology and the of preserving and restoring
health, BY j. NJ. WTETTNG, N. D., on Thursday Friday
Saturday Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, Feb H. Is
~ 81, % and %, at u o'clock p H. To be illustrated
with decidedly the largest collection Of mankins skele
tons, models and of various kinds paintings
&c, Of anything of the kind in tho United States Ad
missonFrst lecture ree the rest only 121 each
vTNHE PAST OUR BENFFACT0R--A LBCTURE--THIRD
Of the popular SERIES at the Tabernacle--by Rev.
Richard s. Storrs, Jr, OF Brooklyn Wednesday eve
ming, February 10TH at o'clock Tickets % cents may
be had at the bookstores and at the door also OF T.
Sherwood at AZ Broadway and at the Independent Office
"a Beekmsn street Members OF the Mercantile Associa
ton viii obtain their tickets at the deck Of the library
usual
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CrlstadorOs celebrated Liquid Dye changes
the hair instantly to beautiful black or brown while
his preservatve and beauter stimulates its growth and
perpetuAtes its luxurance to the latest periods Of life
The dye is applied privately and both sold at CRS
TADOROS No Aston House and by druggists generally.
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PSYCHOLOGY, OR SCIENCE OF THE MND-DR
Benton viii commence q series Of lectures and OK.
pcrments upon the above science, at Temperance Hail.
Ien,on ~ y, onITuesday evening, February 18TH inst
AT "a r. ~ Admission 1875 cents. N. B.-Frce lee.
lures to the ladies each day commencing Wednesday at
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nEB0CRAIIC REPUBLICAN YOUNG MEMS GENE
- raj Committee-An adjourned meeting Of this com
nnitiee will be held at Tammany Hail. February 10TH
1853, at ~ o'clock p NJ Punctual attendance is
quested CHAs. f. SHEA, Chairman pro tenn
W. G. Br1Ts, Secretary pro tenn,
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Hsen-Vifth Avenue, near Sincseenth street,
High Um the dome's internal peak
4angstudded gems and aabaster lamps,
Whssehousand burning jets east Ger irescoed walls
And fuarious floors a dazzling view Of splendor.
Here veet cushioned chairs invite to sit,
1here rh divans hold forth their tempting case,
And ottmans adorn the space between.
Galleosp aging hand speaks In sainted pictures
Upon th'wals-the god Of Music hangs her harp
And tunesshe keys of sweetest minstreisy.
m the favrite niche-0n the table marble top
Lays piledthe coral reefs low murmuring shell,
And scientific gatherings from the depths OF earth;
Poetry smiles through golden ieayes-philosophc lore
Help to crowd the grooming shelf. In short
The bounty,f nature, the embelK.hment ofart,
The chiyalryof man, and refinement OF woman,
Had conspird to make the place fair
Than the Etopian dreams young lovers share
When first The fame of love IL kindled.
Such the scen within. Yet in the midst Of this
sir Benson peed the room with heavy tread
And downeas' eye, Deep anguish heayes his breast,
his eyes dah lips culver and to his faithful spouse
sir Benson-Iust thirty years have roleAaround
anse Joyful We felt the pleasure o. paternal cares,
and centered our affections in daughter fair
Uur only chdAdelia The genial sunshine of heaven.
Ihss opes the towers Of spring came not easier forth
Imam our encirclng love to watch her rpening years
eomeiy face, sIeaking eye, graceful form,
4 ready blush, ana thankful smile added 10 a mind
Ever anxious to anticipate our least desire, .
van recompense parents love have no fault 70 hnd
But shes only aaughter-I win not chde the htes
But she's our only child bear great love to you
Mrs. B.-But what my oear2
SIR B-0ur only daughter-our only child, Adeia,
Ia getting bad-is nearly gfeyl
Mrs. B.-Aye, my dear but i rights me not.
sir B-Art woman born, and fear not grey hairs
Upon maiden's head?
Mrs. B.-Once shared your fears, but
6ir Bits wondrous strangel Explain.
Mrs. B.-There my uncovered head reveals II all;
For both grey and bald you know we're.
Dost like the explanation
Sir R-No morei no more! Name quick the magic word
To footman John. I'll ring the maid
10 call Adela, and also dof my wig.
BE quick--what is'n
Mrs. B.-Lyon's Kathairon.
Sir BHere, John, Is bill-to Rushton run and buy
What?
Mrs. B-Iyon's Kathairon. dollar buys four bottles
Fooman John-Aye, my lord, know it well-E THOMAS
LYON
In Broadway lyes-One hundred six ty-one
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THE MILITARY.
POLITICAL.

DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE. =
- special meeting of this committee will be held at
Tammany Hall Tuesday evening, the 10th inst at
o'clock. /. b. SHEPARD, Chairman.
In anS B Ro GaovSR Secretaries.
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lyons KathaIrOn, Tor Preserving RestOring,
ana Identifying the hair, giving it Clean soft rich
g.osy and curling appearance Of the most delightful
eharter 1t is superior to any preparation for these
purposes in the world Price, % cents in large bottles
DIS. BARNES, Proprietor 16l Broadway.
sod by Rushton, Clark l. Co.; O. H. Ring, John
street; Gibson, sos, Burton & Steel 433 Rice Sm h.
10 Broadway VIM. b. Freeman SO Third avenue; Mrs.
Sargent l9 frd avenue, New York RadcliH Brothers.
1 Ma = Hay Atlantic street; Mrs Hays, 10, Mr.,
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Hair Dye.-Batchclor's Celebrated Liquid
HAIR Dye the best yet discovered for coorng the hair
whiskers the moment it is applied The wonderful
and certainty with which this favorte and old
tabbsbed hair dye performs is astonishing is for SALE
or applied, at BACHELORS wig factory, No. Wall
-
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A MEXICAN INSTITUTE fAR,nRs CtlH--A REGu
IA lar meeting viii be heiA Al the Repository, 81
Broadway, ON Tuesday fcb, 18th, 81 satiscts--
New plants, American madder and satnac, the locust
torer and remedy for H. Strange. specially m
yted Admission free 20 all Members wiu bHing some
Of their best seeds and exchange for others.
~ hf1dS Secrcfary.
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1S0 ARCHITECTS BUILDERS, AND oTHERS-NIssStss
i WATSON a. HODGSoN Modellers, Designers, &c
respectfully intimate that since they have commenced
business they have completed house the property Of
Charles Morgan, Esq, No Madison square North Any
of the above parties may call and their
fore the New York public Places of busnessas Broad
way, in the basement and 374 Broadway up stairs ~
B-Decoraons of every PERIOD style, and character
curately executed to order. w. 4 L.
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L0vet's Wahpene will change Grey Hair to
- his once ia Chambers street, fcr reerenca Look
cut for countefeiters The public that per-
will counterfeit bills on bank of Ill repute. This
Hill ApDlx 10 the WAhDene.
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MCnn WANTED AN ACTIVE NAN THAT CAN
swJUU. lend his employer from $500 to 1900 to
travel and sell valuable patent rights He make
from 600 70 $1,000 Please address 9. r., Herald Office
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DEM MEDICAL. COLLEGE or pIIrAnrrrufA.-!r

j '
Il opening session Of this nctituiion will on
the second Monday Of March 1853 and continue thirteen
weeks truly scientific and liberal basis at greatly
diminished expense. FOR announcements, with f.l par
tieulars, address (postpad) William Turner ". D. No.
ia Twelfth street, New York; J. Emerson Kent, NJ ~ ,
rawtucket X l; Abraham IINexsy, N. r.. No 100
Arch street Philadelphia All students proposing 10 take
tickes for the ensuing course particularly requested
10 notify one of the above gentlemen by the t Of the
month.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
~ SEE SIXTH AND SEVENTH PAGES. IA

~ SEE SIXTH AND SEVENTH PAGES. IA
NY PERSON KNOWING THE WHEREABOUTS OF
"A julius Winthrop Barrett late cabin passenger
board the wrecked ship Cornelius Grnne will be reward
ed by addressing John Cakes, No 40 Maiden lane.
IF Mr.. CHARLES BIIIIG, OF MAYENcE, GERMANY,
i will address Antonio Fay, lat Chambers street. he
viii hear Of something greatly to his advantage
~ GORGE HAMMOND, JUNIOR, OF LFEDs York
NJ shire, is requested to return home to Leeds as
advantage. and worth his immediate and personal appr
saon as his asheE died on the 18th June 1857
Leeds Eng }, Jan. 10, 1853.
Should Mr.. Hammond pass through New York on his
way home, be in the vicinity he is requested to call
and Mr. George Wilson, $50 Pearl street. previous to
STNHE MAN THAT LEFT BLACK HORSE AT BUT
lers sale stable, 1893 Washington street. on the Sc
sond day of August last il requested to call and pay up
his keep he will be sold at public sale Thursday Of
this week to pay the bill
INFORMATION WANTED OF EDWARD LAMB, PETER
i lamb Thomas Lamb John lamb ard Daniel Lamb
all Of whom filled various occupations in this city Should
any Of the above this they will at the desk of
the Herald Office letter Of consequence TO them from
latte, Alabama.
IMPORTATION is WANTED OF ANN DOREN, WHO
J. paid her childs passage to Roche Brothers Il Co.'s
passage, who landed in New York IAN IS. The child
isln New York and the old in Brooklyn corner Of
Columbia and Warren streets Poughkeepsie papers
please copy
IF GEORGE BACH, BAKER, FORMERLY OF MONROE
u street New York, would address note to Ferdinand
Hollenbach, box 1883 New York Post Office stating
where letter would reach him. he would hear Of some
thing to his advantage.
NOTICE TO CARTMEN.-THE CARTMAN, WHO, ON
AN Saturday morning, February IL, took by mistake
two boxes of segars from rs street is to
return them to the same place where he will be paid for
his trouble.
THE MILITARY.
TUY0N CADETS, ATTENTION @fIiE> GfNI;i;tsssS Al,
NJ this company requested to assem- BILE at the ar
mory Of the company Eagle Drill Rooms corner of Chrys
tie and Delaney streets this (Monday) evening ats
o'clock in full fatigue uniform-fatiguc caps.
MICHAEL PHEI4AN, Captain.
THoBAs MURPHY, Orderly.
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TTN0 COTTAGE BUILDERS IN wESTCHESTfR COUNTY
Any cottage builder who will erect cottage
half acre lot in Paramount adjoining upper Morrsania
and who would be willing to take mortgage both
the amount, may address, JOHN THOMPSON ~ Maiden
lane, up stairs.
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NiECHANICs' NslTTUTE-N0Il,E on fJFcUoN.-
lNl general meeting OF the members % the aeoye
stiute viii be held At their rooms, No Josery, on
Tuesday evening next February rs for the election " o.
hcers, in conformity with the by laws al the institute
and agreeaby to resolution TO that caec, PASSED at
meeting of the Board OF Directors
THOMAS sA.t*fl Pre- .s,ent
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4 COMPETENT YOUNG WOMAN REQUIRES A STU
N alton good plain cook, very good washer and
ironer She IL good baker and thoroughly understands
her business The best OF city reference Please call
% Allan tic street Brooklyn Can be FOR two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-15

A GERMAN COOK, WHO PERFECTLY UNDERSTANDS
N her business, including American cookery, wants
situation in the city or its vicinity also German girl
wishes situation at dressnnkers to perfect herself In
the art OF dresamakng Both less for high wages
than good treatment. Address Mr.. Keasel, 254 Fifth
street second floor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-15

A LADY From THE WEST INDIES COMPETENT TO
teach the she'll work in all its various and bcauti
fui brsnches (and Who took the medal at the Great
Wo,ds Iair in England would Ike to dispose OF some,
g,e lessons either her residence, or in school
orra nts 81 every Kind made from designs for the head
wurk table, mantle shelf 35t Hudson avenue, near
Wnloughby street, Brooklyn.
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Journal is published every Friday morning. ct Gum
berland Allegheny Co. Maryland. Price % per annum
in advance This paper has for years, under the
management Of its present editor been devoted to thu
advocacy Of the coal interests Of the Cumberland region
by each company in the region both by railroad And
canal together with notice Of the movements Of the
companies, sales OF coal lands, mining improvements
the region strives to be impartial in its statements
and correct In its Information Parties who have pur
chased or intend purchasing stock In the Cumberland
Subscriptions received by Mr.. W. II. MCDONALD who is
the authorized agent Of the proprctors at bis adver
Using house No. l02 Nassau street. corner OF Ann, NJ
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neuralgia, rheumatsm, nervous debility, tic dolorcux,
cramps, and all Nervous affections Try bottle for
any nervous dfease AM If it does good call and
will refund the money JOHN PYNE, 3S Ann street.
enc door below Nassau. y per bottle; 50 per dozen.
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A HIGHLY RESPECTABLE YOUNG ENGLISH Gin
IA wants place as chambermaid and waiter. Has NJ
ob cion to travel. First rate reference be giveI
from her last place. Please call al SO Fulton street
Brooklyn, for two days
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A RESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES SITUATION A.
n scamstress She understands dressmaking, plain
work and making cbildren's clothes. Can make up fine
Clothes required Has objection TO light chamber
work, and win make herself useful Can be for two
DAYS u avenue D. between Eighth and Ninth streets
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BartA-marks, polypus, scirrhous cancers,
eamors, mOes, and all excresences removed from the
aee Or body by painless external application All per-
sons interested will be perfectly satisfied OF the fact BY
calling at the Office Of the subscribers 1872 Second
corner Of Twelfth street. HARVEY 4 WALLACE
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4 RESPECTABLE AND COMPETENT YOUNG WOMAN
n wishes TO engage h lady, mah and scamstress,
stams,ress, in respectable private family would
be wiling ira IL with family gong to Europe, and
take q! two children; understands cutting
and Citing ladies and chilrens dresses &c. Gan give
the most respectable city reference Call or ad-
dress J.. H., so Chambers street Caa be for two
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VXTAETFD-A LITTLE GIRL. TWELVE To FOURTEEN
wv years old to take OF children. Inquire at l5l
Elizabeth street up stairs. English Scotch American
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A RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AS
N. chambermad waiter, or to do sewing, washing
and ironing and is willing TO make herself generally
full Can be for two days at Is Thirteenth street,
St Georges place. between First and Second avenues.
The best of reference given Notes received Is willing
q travel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-15

~ u. A-wAsIiiNcrON ASSOC u0N.-ETHr ~
~. yenth annual hall q this association win te held
~ the Broadway Theatre Tuesday evening f~iausTy
Id, 1858. Tickets, which haait@d, snl bat fsW
27s Grand street John H. fliioit Secretary, Ceunty
rerke Office Y ,. MILLER rresifant
JOIN H. kaIgorT, Secy
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VLTAN1ED-AN EXPERIENCED FRENCH Girl, AS
w and seamstress. None need apply but those
who bring satisfactory city references Apply ut No.
IL LEROY Mace.
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VITANTED-A RESPECTABLE GIRL. AS SEAMSrRISs,
w to work by the week must be good aud exped
tious plain Apply between the hours OF and II
O'Clock in the morning. ut AZ Dominck street.
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A NOiNG LADY WISHES A SITUATION AS CON-
n lanop 10 wait lady going to California She
would have objection 70 20 as stewardess. unques-
tonAtc references given 20 character Please address
line 20 = y L., Herald Office, and II will meet with
lronirt attention.
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TvpH0IsTERER WANTED. ONE WHO UNDERSTANDS
I stunang curtain work and paper hanging. Mono
but good vorkmen need apply. SOLOMON HART,
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VIvANTED-BY A PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN,
w situation chambernaid waiter. Can be well
%sg Fourth street. Second avenue Can be for
two DAYS.
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VTyANTED-A SITUATION AS WAITER BY A RE
w spectacle Protestant English young man, who
has lived in this city Can be for two days at the
basement Of IA Dominick street.
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neuralgia, rheumatsm nervous debility tic dclorcux.
cramps, and all nervous affections TRY one bottle for
any nervous dease if good call on me and
ana door baor Ma @ ha.t,a so 90 Ahm street,
', pc oo...-, v r. 'oA'"
Daam as certain TO cure TIE worst of rhenma
tism water is quench thir no matter how long the
has existed 1t cured Mr.. J. Snyder No 2ll Gold
years His bones and joints dawn out Of place and
AhApe and he had spent fortune in remedies and with
physicians The balsam equally certain to cure scrofu
Kings evil the foulest old ulcers mercurial Diseases
neuralgia &C. 1t cured Mr.. E. B. Holly, No l25 Orchard
street OF an ulcer after he had been six months in the
Dnysicans in that institution ncurable. Three bottles
saected perfect cure Hundreds of cases. equally stub
Born have been published In the Herald SUM- and other
certificates OF which can be seen at the principal
n. n u,,,,, 49,. &C.. ca-.~.,
.Se.a 1A1 $50 -. 1890 $500,
Is a.anrsdI St;a % w n slea.ne. ~ scIoiu,
CrarS strsa4 M y. 81 = Dsown, io1I ue AZ ~
6eS1s of crat;.J N W, W. e sse Iaiu I'M N many
services Ye AFFLICTED ssxe t,a sd ca 'e He' h;
b W0 nate.
nrtn-u,arls roIrr,,. ..,,n.
A-nors ,o,as sra an ~, s1aIIMous o"nccrs,
60 a. hodw -, n,niass Acressnees removed nom the
-. - al ~ appncaLon Az per-
Ene a. tSs osa ~ t saus neo Q. .ne Iac. ~
so,rar M Twelfth straet HXphr r ascuus'
w- S,. .,.. D--
- :., Ss ~. D.occs, reinaic support
insL u'on.s I'VE ciuD ieeti KNOCK knees, bow-iegs,
.nASs anu Su,vsturo VI !he spine Also, very
1geici sAsuc socking IoI enarge1 veins OF the leg,
T u .S A ane I r:S also, La Wis ano cndrens
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NEW PUBLICATION,


CHEAPEST AND MOST ELEGANT ILLUSTRATED
~ works publshed-The illustrated Magazine Of
Art monthly parts price IS conts, containing rich va
rey of interesting literature and beautiful illustrations
from the most distinguished authors and artists In thu
world. The History OF the Painters of all Nations
monthly parts SO cents-a guide book to the arts con-
tanning specimens of the choicest paintings and portraits
of their authors. The ladies' Work Book price Is cents
containing full instructions and beautiful designs for
every kind of ladies' work produced in style perfectly
unique. AIEX. NONGOMKRY, publisher, No Spruce St
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VTTANTED-A SCOTCH OR ENGLISH Girl. TO COOK,
w wash and iron in a small family in Brooklyn APP
ply third door, right hand side OF Oxford street from
Atlantic
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LOST AND FOUND.

Oh OK REWARD.--LOST ON SATURDAY LAST SUP
NAc posed between Clinton street, Brooklyn and
"a. David Rats, Broadway, a ladys gold watch and
chain with locket and charms attached in Amity street
and Fifth avenue stageg in New York. or Myrtle
stages in Brooklyn. Any returning the 10 Mr.
David Raft corner of Broadway and White street. N. r.
or 70 Clinton street. Brooklyn will receive the above re-
ward
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DR.. 70. Brown, 'thc Great Scrofula Doctor,
sce LAT Grand strecA scientific treatment Of scrofu
y assuredly obtained Of Dr. E. Brown located at lat
Srand street New Englands cured have paid him many
debts Of gratitude New York now has the offer Of his
services Ye afflicted, seize time and call him. ere it
b tso late
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Txusses, Shoulder Braces, Female support-
ess instruments for club feet knock knees bow-legs
weah ankles, and curvature Of the spine Also, very
superior elastic stocking for enlarged veins Of the Leg
and elastic knee caps. Also, adults and chdrens
uses, and every kind Of surgical belt and bsndace at
DR. GIOVERE, No. II Ann atrest, Rroaaxax
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yyyANTFD-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
w situation chambermaid and waiter. Has
objection to 90 in the country Best Of city reference
given Can be for two days Please cali at l57 Mott
street, third floor, front room
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* RATE.-NEW PuBIICA1IONs.-AP POPULAR TFxA.
W tse on the and Of nervously dshiNtatsd
health and eneebles constitution that harrass the young
besets the OF pleasure business and study and
btters old age Just published, and to b had GRATIS
by addressing post paid box loo Broadway Post seos
New York
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UTANTED-AS SITUATION AS BAREETPER, OR BOOK
wv keeper or as superintendent of restaurant by
competent, steady genteel young man, who has been
for seven years in first class hotel and restaurant Has
objection to going out OF the CITY, Reference from
last employer Address r. broadway Post Once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-15

Of wigs pronounced the NEST perfect imitation of
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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WANTKD-A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE
w young woman to do chamberwork and washing and
ironing in private family would aundress Can
give good references Please call at her last place No. IS
Seventh street.
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INFORMATION WANTED OF EDWARD LAMB PETER
i lamb, Thomas Lamb John lamb ard Daniel Lamb,
all of whom filed various occupations in this city should
any Of the above this they will at the desk of
the Herald Office letter Of consequence TO them from
IA6tte Alabama
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WANTED--A SITUATION AS COOK, BY YOUNG
w woman, who thoroughly understands baking and
pastry and produce the best of city reference Ap
ply at 352 First avenue between Twentieth and Twenty
urst streets.
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TXyANTED-IN SMALL FAMILY. A WOMAN WHO
w understands cooking, washing and ironing; she
must be well recommended. Also, girl about fifteen
years old to wait and make herself useful in light work
Apply to Mrs. Fernando Wood corner Broadway and
Seventy seventh street.