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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-17
MATRINIONY.


4 GENTLEMAN, Is YEARS OF AGE, OF AGREEABLE
"A manners and afeconate disposition, wishes 70 make
khs of young and agreeable lady, All
municsN addressed TO Randolph, Broadway Post OF
See Tor three days. will be treated with sndenos ana
respect, and answered some day 40 deposited.
HEATRiRUNY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN 4
MI LoverPrcfessor Lawon Boston, formerly Of Lsndo1s
will send any address, receipt dollar post PAD
plain directions 70 enable ladies q gentlemen V wn as
hearts dssv Tbs process d simple, bat - eapva-
hing, that all DO married, irrespective Of .fe appear.
ranged With such and dsoaoy has detection mPss
SaHss from shs Psst Ssss unsss lhs vosIcss paSA
THIS is INTENDED TO iNTERlsrEpLY ATTRACT
the Of sincere young ladies, from eighteen TO
twenty they must possess GOD 90 inte-
gent Kind Of IN rnblomished character
and that unsulled They are thus ad-
for The corresponding with two respecta
Bile young whose looks and per ona
they believe will successful inspection; their dspd
toDs erhsps) generous amisby and properly
meet th ts reward fond hope will turn lie glded
dee to touls Commandments mplioty rely
ON the confidence, By addressing 0eAwooa
Home, Herald once
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COPARTNnRsI1p NOTICES,


O0O Ss AG.T STe.s IN
aSe @ H. Herald
A PARTNER WANTRD-wITn a. CAPITAL OF s., 600
70 s.ss pna s,o
able m: is an excellent opportunity Apply to
CoPARTN ERsHIP-THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE TaIs
y Sy pa the and arm
business, in all its branches, at No. Plat street
Nov.Als,s nENka s X. TBatRRBLL.
CoPARTNERsHlP NOTIcE.-THE UNDERSIGNED
Hsxsse A sas.
srni.sHs psasn sas
AL
long and occupied BY the late we'll
Gnns; No 49, B 81 s Viii
carried on heretofore on his a iTn IL NrconAY
Real Estate and General Au ationeer 40 Wall street
REGULAR sss viii be held at the salssroen and At the
of manufacturerscash advances being made whom
rely pss. IF ' ssys
Quoted n Iromp. and eieien. manner the Gales being
reputation in the ment Of this description business
in future adverisem two pending which, the
attention AID ayoTs Of our friends and the public
t AIREET ( Il SSIIeeooLAJYs
Co.. auctonserr Of Wall ssreet re pestfIy calls
the at on Of bic friends and the public to the abovs an
That his best abilities will be dew ted 10 their
interests he need scarcely them Bong D,
win & sl
Mr. A. II. Nieoly, rely upon TIE support frequently
and disnteree;edy rendered during hs connection with
II Leeds 80. EDWARD SINTZENTCH,
November II, 1859. l79 Broadway,
DIssOLUTIuN.-1HE kXPRESS FIRM OF PA RISEN
~ a King is this day dissolved. W. b. PAhSEN.
1he businss will be continued by W. b. rsen and duo
New 9srH Now M @ B. fARrsEN 50 Broadway
DARTNER wANTED-IN A PRODUCE AN1 COMMIS
sion business with capital Of not less than OOO To-
cation best Washington street, lease two Year,
TO rum references exchanged For particulars address Hosd
Herald Office.
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A UsTRALIA.--AGNEw 4 co, COMMISSION MER-
trnlia Refer 70 Chaplin 4 sawyer, Boston Asasw Co.
Pbila6ephia Blarisg Mckee, Baltimore Haunsen White
Co., New Orleans; Fisher Agnew, Columbia g. O.; John
w. Quincy New York.
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DARE COLLECTION or OLD B0OKs.-MESsRs. LY
III man Co., successors Of Cooley Reese, present
catalogue Of most choice collections Of books ever
offered for SALE including works OF al rarity and
peculiar in crest the property Of collector
embrscng specimens the sixteenth and seventeenth
TO be their we'll known salesrooms, No.
SIT Broadway corner White street. Friday evening" ut
history, JOHN KE1sE, Auctioneer.
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DICM CLOAK BALLOONS, vELvKr, RIAL 0UrUHD
lAsss anl axese trimmings. Of .hs nehege eeeenneeA
- - assss.s Ne s.sy y1sIscsls 90 Isss1 e y
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ToHN FIsHBLATT, AUCTIONEER-SALs ROOMS
49, Broadray corner OF Broome sheet-Will soil on
assortment Of vines chsmpasncs aud brando consisting
OF askets Of champagne Of claret so do of Ma
dea 40 do. Of hedoo do Of cognac 10 Of nnohovie
and 62 do olive OIL On the will be sold ba
lance Of household furniture also silver plated
spoons and forks. Sales wit lout reserve.
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uALEv At AUCTION.


day. November IS at 10 o'clock 800 lots aud packages
KINDS white granite and blue croekery glass tumble.
the notice Of retailers and srocers.
sale Of the entire cabinet maker.
Tuieon q e1 O'clock 81 Nassau street. nsas
tire stock Of cabinet maker for the Of
SAT- cosstns on asoms assortment Of really good
tured for prvste custom viii ali hs sold without
reserve ORDER OF inc sAsnes and partouiArly worthy
parlcr furniture in velvet plush carved 10
sanys sofa. easy and :Dras chairs
wood and mahogany msrbe centre dressinr bu
resus wsssands mahosany and other bedteads har
rocking chats hat stands etc also several lots Of good
eondhsnd furniture carpets china and sasswsr cokils
three handsome rosewood go and octave panofortss.
which well worthy Of the notice Of buyers Catalogues
on the morn ng OF sale.
CUPERB SALE OF ELEGANT CABINET FURNITURE.
Section So s and Friday
E.q his entire stock Of suPsIby carved ross
suits Of seg ant carved rosewood paros
furniture Of various elegant and fashionable styles esver
ySs and gold l %aaus. ohina and other SssSsui
and voltre chairs beautiful poEb carved
rosewood centre tables with statuary and Egyptian marble
brsry tables rosswood secretaries lined with sssinwood
esant carved rosewood boudor and library tables rose
spp si 1' o S:s: sad .S ::i
walnut and oak ladie esqueters carved extsn
eases library table,. superb, roowood osS walnut
and mahogany bsdsteada bureaus, washstan and oabi
superb xardrobes lined with buae IN oak crs
tae consu cottsgc eedsteAds rioh suits cot
sss is Of the best and msS. under w.
supsrvision Sale pereuptory.
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r A. MILLS AUCTIONEER-BY J. COMFY, NO.
IL. 30 Green wich street. This Thursday morning. At
10 o'clock invoice OF desirable drugs oonssting Of
Opium, toras, cochineal, verdigr magncsa, Ac After
perfne -four, &C., &c No posponcment ON account Of
weather.
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DENTISTRY.

AIDES AND GENTLEMEN IN WANT OF ARTIF9.
II oal teeth advised to call DR. REED 200 Third
avenue between Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets.
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q 4S6 Broadway, Of Broome sreetWill sell on
Friday Nov 49, at l0s o'clock at bis spacious sale
large collection splendid oil paintings recently
from Europe execute BY the most approved
Backhuysen 40 Said paintings must be sold without
serve, to duties.
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DANCING ACADEMIES,

A DoDwoRTHs DANCING ACADEMY, NO. soa
q: BEsadwsy-Now open for the reception Of pupils.
and shilartn hondsy Wednesday Thursday and satur:
dsy evenings for asd practising day, with band
music every s urday afternoon and evening sorees
cu.iyey for pupils semi monthly number Of new dances
TO London PAris. -NSS-' '~s
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UCTION NOTICE.-BY WIN. W. SHIRLEY-ON FRI.
day November 49, at 10 o'clock, $40 lots aud packages
KINDS white granite and blue crockery glass tumbe.
vines cantsrs, bowls &c. "a general assortm ,nt worth
the notice Of retailers and xrocers.
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INSTRUCTION.

A CARD.-THE FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED FIVE
"A the American Institute for the best specimens
Of Of pen ex ted at the great fairs Of that
Goldsmiths academy Of penmanship
and bookkeeping No. 1862 Broadway Of Franklin
street New York Cards containing full particulars may
are often in developing the capacities pu
pill the most protracted lessons Of teacher
William g. Bryant.
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CHAMPAGNE, GINGER, MAPLE SUGAR, AT AUG
Of Greenwich ground ovee mustard pepper
Brazil and Madeira nuts tobacco, wine, bran
dy, gin, DO also two quarter casks pure cosnao.
WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Auctioneer
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A IL for y. best
IN
New naS
be had Al academy few hints from perfect
pill the proraeted lessons Of iarior teacher
JNPoRTANr MUSICAL CHEAP SINGING CLASSES
ELIZA has 81
S
to be first premium Of 1885, ~ the Of heen
aspo q
s'f
Ing class during hours in which VIII Be .dni.ssd sixteen
hoaf .1 a1s Tsss
O'clock every day Sc Fourth Tenth street.
MADAME BARBER NATIVE OF PARIS HAS CON.
M menced class for Trench con for these who
& a.oe 4 e. 5 CT
Cal. a. N' Any ssss' hIs private mouse from Df0aa
A1UsIc.-MME.. PE1TIGREw, PROFESSOR OF PIANO.
schools repeatedly her pupils and friends that
sssen snd sP l. Esfsrsn xsssf ssharfsnb.rs Luis
Yz2 Broadway.
MUSICAL.
Saaes from s ssa.
s as" and '''onf sc e1d
4 NEW COMIC SONG AND CHORUS, ENTITLED
Mr. crosSys best style Price IS cents Publi,hod BY no
RACE WATERS 1873 Broadway the great piano and music
ss,aol,. nment.
A SPLENDID SEVEN OCTAVE RCSs "'n f'As"'
IA forte cos $685. Tor sale for 1885, iron frame, excellent
rspd corners has been used nearly three months
The is going to California. 1t be
from 10 till Il o'clock, at 1f2 Chambers street.
RAuEL GILBERTa CELEBRATED BoUDoIR PA
- noswth iron frames equal II mot superior to Collard
colard tLonaSn htssro nsasrsa the best in tho
HORACE WATERS, 1873 Broadway, sole agent.
NEW soN0.-"D DO GOOD" WORDS BY J. K. ORION;
IN music by l. B. Woodbury.. Price Is cents. An excel.
lent song II appeals at to the heart One would think
TO listen to this charming without feeling
An inelin alton TO good" Published by HORACE WA
TIERS, 1888 Broadway.
DIANoFoKTES HARPS-PERSONS ABOUT PUR
chasing nusoal instruments would DO we'll 10 examine
assortment Of psnofortes and hnrps Our pianos have
most popular New York Boston, and Philadspha makers
and win he sod with unlimited guarantee Our assor
hars from London makers Of reputation
Lewis Co.. for which We are the exclusive agents. We
would invite " them the particular Of admirers Of
elegance they lower
prices than have hitherto been asked Price will
Aay part Of the Union ON application At the 10
Canal street. A. KENDALL co
VIoLINs FOR THE MILLION.-THE SUBSCRIBER
violin which brings within reach OF this
and deservedy popular nstrumen. This stop prove
sure without enectipg way the Amateurs
who have become dshearenod with the difficult mastery
the violin, will hail this improvement as godsend The
subscriber prepared TO attach them in the perfect
and substantial mabnsr Every attachment warranted 70
give satisfaction by the inventor.
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G. FUTILE, AUCTIONEER-0EO. W. LORD CO.,
a.: auctioneers store $50 Broadway.Sale of elegant
English and American books Just received from London
Thursday evening Nov. H. The books ready FOR
animation with catalogues.
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ZINC PAlNT-THE UNDERSIGN ED, AGENTS ROR
II the sale Of white oxide Of ano manufactured by the
Pennsylvania Lehigh Zinc Company are prepared
tenon of the to its evident superiority others o.
American and It's most successful mpetton
with the best foreign Dealers with confidence depend
always obtaining desired supply Of this paint which
will DO found itself purity body and
uniform whitenss Prices and terms arranged the most
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G HOLMES, AuCTiONEERSIEiLEi HOUSE
at auction C. W. Holmes will sell to morrow Friday Nov
49, at M O'Clock all the furniture, &c in the brown Stone
Broadway consisting Of elegant carved rosewood suite in
wood six and pianof perfect
der fully warraned richly carved rosewood marble top
lounge hair cloh SOFAS chairs carved
mahogany hairs and rockers oval mirrors fine oil paint
ings and engrayngs elegant china china
silver plated ware Ivory cutlery marble top bureaus and
and French bedsteads best ourd hair mattresses quite
Blankets card side and work tables extension dining liable
crockery and glass wsle, basement and kitchen furni
ture &C., DO, $500
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DUTCH BULBOUs RooTs, MYACINTHs, CROWN I'M.
~ perias tulips narcssus gladiolus es, oroous, to-
Wall street. Ave of Van Waveren SONS celebrated
Harlem flower roots in lots to suit landed
in prime ORDER
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ToHN W. SOMERINDYKE, AUCTIONEER.-AS-
snecs sale the stock of wholesale liquor dealer
Saturday Nov 49, at No Barclay street, at l0 O'Clock
consisting Of brandy GIN and wines in the usual vae
ty Of packages Also claret wines in boxes ehampagncs
Bordeaux oils genuine Wolfss demiohns, Irish
and Scot ,h whiskey, tho Office furniture, &c.
WIN gkUCiEao }Assenees.
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A G. TUTTLE Acknowledgment W. LORD 4
H. Co. Auctioneers store $50 Broadway-Auction sale
o. entire STOCK Of picture dealer mirrors paintings So on
sale two superb French plato Mirrors 6xl32 nohos Of
very high COST and well worthy examination. win be
ranged Tor exhibition Wednesday.
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MADAME AUGUSTA HAS THE HONOR TO INFoRr
AL the families New York and Brooklyn that danoins
classes are now open. In New York No. Broadway fos
2. NJ; gentlemen the same days ct in the evonns
Brooklyn lo9 Atlantic street, for msses sndl masters
NJ; for gentlemen the days. at In the eyenins
1me Augusta also informs the ladies profession hht
she Will open class for stage dancing For parteulaxs ap
ply at 766 Broadway.
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e. 16 Brosdway, corner Of Broome st,eet.-I. FISH.
BLATT will give his personal attention to sales of
furniture the residences of families giving up housekeep
beg and real estate the Merchants Exchange Also TO
stocks Of groceries and merchandise of every
his will be found 10 be extremely low business at
tended to In New York. Brooklyn and Williamsburg
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EEkRERo's DANCING AcApEKY, NO. q

ENEkREROS DANCING ACADEMY, NO. 81 WEST
Fourteenth street-nadame Dubrsul Terrero and "a.
inform their patrons and the pub
times during the ss.son Young ladies .nd mastsr
81 gentlsmens evening class, Tuesdays ana n.
days, 81 r Nj on Saturday evening 81 TX r. n, oaae
or practising Private lessons and Glasses families and
schools soree given usual Several new daaos1
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UCTION NOTICE-SAMUEL OSG00D, AUCTION
"A eer-Large splendid collection Of household farn
ture On Saturday Nov. lOs o'clock at 81 Nassau
street. Fulton will be sold At tion above
very large and beautiful assortment Of furniture consist
SOFAS chairs top bureaus wash
stands library and bookcases wrdrobes mahoga
and rosewood marble tables enamclod cottage furn
ture in suits with and without sewing and rock
ing chairs mahogany oak and black walnut extension Ia
be The whole TO 10 sold without to pay cash
Goods puroDased shipped can packed
the premises at moderate charges.
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n Cotton, AUcTIoNEER s;;,-LARaE SALE OF ROSE

" COLION AUCTlONEEh.-LAHGE SALE OF Rose.
wood and Mahogany Furniture, French Plate Mirrors
Carpets, Oil Cloths, &c.-F Cotton will sell this day
ThnrsdayJ November IT, at l0S O'Clock, at the corner
Of Bseaman and Colo streets atss new buildings very
cabinet furniture II will comprise in part several fnfl
suites Of rosewood furniture in brocatee and crimson
votaire and rocking chairs al patterns several bedroom
gany paror and bedroom chairs sofas and sofa beded
cornices extension dining tables marbetop centre tables
and sofa do marbetop dressing together with
tage furniture and description Of furntae
val and mante do Also carpets oclohs hair mattresses
&c also or two rosewood panofortes also about
yous and not taken will be sold account former
chairs Catalogues ready early the morning SALE and
goods may BE- examined Wednesday Boxing shipping
NJ short MOTTO
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uARDwARE-AUCrIoN NoTIcE.-JoHN E. VAN
- ANTW ERP son will sell this day at 10 o'clock. At
1853 Pearl street. go lots of sound and damaed
being part Of stock Aso platform scales case sheet
brass. Terms four months.
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HOUSE PURNITuRE SAIL HICKMAN, AUCTION
IL eer.-By VIM. w. Shirley Thursday, November 18th,
atl0 O'Clock. at No. 10 Living street. near Smith
stret Brooklyn the entire furniture Of family declining
housekeeping neat and good order bankable
money, and deposit required from all purchasers.
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LBERT Il. NICOLAY, AUCTIONEER-THE UNDER
a signsi respectfully informs his friends and the pu,ic
that in 10 his sales Of real estate no will give his
stocks and otder public securities At auon at the Nor
business believing him self competent Of giving entire salts
ALBERT H. NICOLAY, Auctioneer 40 Wall street.
Refers By permission to Shepherd xnsp Esq Presidents
ESQ Norris Tranklin Esq, President New York Life In
surspce CO.. Sas G Herring, Esq Andrew Hodges. Esq.,
oB5isn aessrs cOndt and Jenkins, Mess.s D. A. Kings
GeorgeW Ribet. Esq, Messrs Rich LOutrel, Benz G.
Leveridge, ESQ.
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AlsCElALANEOUs.
~~~~>-~S~>>S~s>~>oc-oe ~>,>~>~~c~~N>o~>~~~
DOURCICAULT AT BURTON'S.
ID Burton's new play,
SO they say,
"Fills the house,

Roach, rat and mouse.
ANNOYED with bed bugs, reaches rats or mice, Lyon
pills will relieve you within twenty four hours. Depot
Broadway.
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IT EMMY LEEDS, AUCTIONEER-THE MAZE GAR
don and Fixtures including all tho urniture ware
zion on thursday Soy h at io O'clock At tne
the Croton in part of 1903 oak CHAIRS
Of various kinds "a tables do oil CLOTH glass ware hna
sase copnter fountains cream plates knives forks add
spoons large ice box awning Also the pagoda the gar
den fencing Co. large assortment Of trees as
shrubbery &c. including the aze consisting sxl sea
ling IL feet long, wall strips and fine ath all kich
Ell Turn ture All the Crystal Palace stages pass
or near it, every few minutes.
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aALEs AT AUCTION.

A UCTION NOTIcE.-sAMUgL OsGOOD, AUCTION
"A ser store Nassau street Drug store ~ Duane street.
Thursdsy Nov H. a. ten O'clock the contents Of the we'll
fitted 81 Duane street. two doors west OF
fitted in the beet and we'll stocked me
ealeulssa for young physician As the oee practice Is
increasipg has . Of custom sold on 40
q thu rlaaxi tha Sale peremptOrY.
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IssOR sALE.-A FIRST CLASS HOUSE, BUILT In TEE
Sess style, with the modern meven:nts four stories
ss9 inches deep in street. $50 feet vest Of
ghth avenue the north side. Apply TO c. BEDELL,
- premises, 2S2 West Twenty min ia street.
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NOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL PRIVATE RESIDENCE
ON Pacific street, between Bond and Nevns, in . first
0ass neigh borhood and free from nusanoes The house
ssntans all the modern improvements walls painted 10.
Rrles low . small cash required down.
DH MOTT CO, No. IS Chambers street.
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" !
gone ~ G, ennis Vorbena Water-This delightful
perfume prepared by from the dollhouse
plan lemon trifoa 10 confidently recommended to the la
dies particular Of it, refreshing and delightful
odor 1t all the fragrance Of abe plant itself in
ated form, and i'll be found useful foc
moving the ansuor ooeasioned BY orewded rooms 90 Also
found th extracts lad yet equally good,
and pleasant change for the eau de cologne further
supply received sale
JOHN NEAKIN, 4N Broadway.
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ROARD.-A FRONT PAFLOR AND BEDROOM AD-
ID joining, the nd let furn shed not
desired Gss and Croon in the rooms; bath &c., the
aoor family seeking home
for the winter would do well to Apply Also pleasant suit
OF the -four tn story Location fine, being No. 81
East Twentieth street. between and Fourth
contiguous Fourth and Sixth and
al sta lines
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DoARD.-TwO RESPECTABLE YOUNG MEN, OR A
ID and his wife and two young ladies' be
modated with board and pleasant by applying at 40
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-TO SINGLE GENTLE
men, gentlemen and their wives without board, .
sitting II desired. Apply At IL Hudson street. oae
block from Chan bers street.
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BOARD NEAR UNION sQUARE-ONE OR TWO
- front roo furDifhed uniurnshed DO had with
board in private family at No 48 East Sixteenth street.
The house situated has BATH &c DO
Bcard DO had reasonable terms. References
changed
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UCTIoN NoTIcE.-THoMAs BELL, AUCrI0NEER--
10Th inst at lO oco * sales rooms IL North IL
Liam street. will be sold extensive and valuable s,ck Of
sessenable dry goods the large lot of sothng
jewery, &C., Of dealer.
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MARRIED LADY WISHES TO FIND A COMFORT
a abehome with able private family single lady
living retired good table required and house. with the
modern improvements up town preferred liberal price
will be paid for suitable accommodation where no uns
curiosity displayed and reference be given board
paid advance Answer to be specific and addressed for
three days to Mrs Cottor Union square Post Office.
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TARM FOR sALE-sITUATED AT ROCKAwAY, L. l.,
the Msrrck and Jamaica plank road, about seventeen
s from Brooklyn consisting Of sixty i've Of good
asA feen Of which covered with wood The i'm
ara. shsis house. icehouse 49, all in good order There
variety Of fruit and upon the
nses. Also tine garden which is bounded side by
beautiful stream of water The South bays which abound
= all kinds of fishing and owling lie within three
81 me and they afford at all seasons the greatest
those that kind of For further
Asnlars apply DE MOTT co. 43 Chambers street. N Y
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THE ADVERTISER HAS PATENT FOR MACHINE
which valuable worth SO 600 por year IN sis city,
parties that furnish to put in
operation. Address Advertiser, Her aid cf6ce.
The Pioneer and woman's advocate. (Providence, R.I.) 1852-185?, 1853-03-26
We Live to Learn.

When will women learn 10 help
themselves ? When will they learn
by observation and practice too,
that all our faculties were given us
for the purpose of improvement? 7?
When will they, in other words,
learn their own powers? All things
must have a beginning-no doctar is
a doctor at ouce - no sea captain
will know how to steer his bark
Alright without first learning his COM
pass and'rule. No man will make
a very good soldier without perse-
verance and a determined will, and
neverwill he come off the conqueror
unless he has passed through a
battle, and as we are all commanded
TO fight the good figat Of faith, we
certainly must see ourselves respon.
sible beings; every woman is as
much responsible for every talent she
has received from her creator as
man; then why not dare to follow
the best faculties Of her nature, and
be determined to 60 forward in ev.
cry good work that may be before
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