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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-23

word @ LSuvor sellers and Liquor DRINK
ersA the present price Of good brandy y b impossible
no whoJeesme brandy can 81 sold at cents. without
serious IL therefore obvious that the tavern
keeper and restauraeur cannot saori 20 Supply Their
able brand at the present retail prices They can how
ever, obtain purer hquor than brandy liquor pro-
the most kemi hful In the world at les than the price
Of fair brandy bottles included ami make 100 per
upon it At cents glass. Need say that the article
In question is w0IFE'S scheidam aromatic .chnapps
by three thousand If the medical faculty II
the United states Of the best alcoholic stinuants
imported into the United States
'Ap'''S '''' - FRIEND TO GOOD LIQUOR
Crtstadoro's HAIR Dyc.-Thls Splendid Dye
has equal In the world The tints impaired by IL
the hair those Of nature SOLD Wholesale aud TAIL
and applied at cristadoro's No. 0 Astor House.
Hair Dying Estnblishme nt.-Iasiics and gem
tsmen be attended at their resid -nces by eaying
thsr address at the celebrated CIIREHuGH hair dye and
wig factory lt2 Fulton street. Mrs Armstrong; s2l
Broadway, New York; Richardson's bookstore, 155,s
Fulton street, Brooklyn.
Hair Dye and Wsgs.--Batcholor's Hair Dye
. ppbs s v ssss yas
rental Hair Factory, s1 Broadway.
Iuxuriant Whiskcrs or SIoustaches forced
to grow in six weeks by my onguent which viii not
of the country. r. G. GRAHAM, lo7 Nassau street.
RbeumstatIsna, scrofnla, Sc.-Hyatt's Life
balsam is the certain remedy for those terrible dis
You who suffering the most torturing palms,
remember that few doses 81 this most powerful yet
pleasant compound viii afford certain relief Thousands
Of cases have been cured, and published in the Herald
Sun and other papers Circulars containing these cer
fcates be had at the depot, No. 246 Grand street
Seventy five cents per bottle.
A Warranted Rcmedy-Save Your Money.
Or. Tobias's Venetian iinment 10 warranted to
coughs, throats mumps Group, cold feet, &c,
pay Sold by all the respectable druggists in the Uni
ted states and Canaas Depot 90 Cortland street. Price
26 and so cents.
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SPORTING, 60.

7,,oR saIE-AH ENGLISH THRUSH, A BEAUTIFUL.
singer at OF we>t Fifteenth street. near Sixth nv.
enue nB Two pleasauf situated furn he'd rooms 10
let with without pa Nal board wheTs there arc no
other boarders.
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universally acknowledged to be the only safe and eec
tive hair dye ia One trial its superiority
1t is magical In it's operation 1t does not stain the skin
all the old annoyances done away WITH and black
brown hair Of the NEST natural color and shade is mme
daely produced by its May be had of the inventor
William Boyle 277 Washington street, Boston in Now
York Of A. B. n. Sands, loo Fulton street; Charles
Ring Co., Broadway; Rushton Clark Co., Broadway;
Cickener Co., 81 Barclay street, and chemists anil
perfumers throughout the world
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Popular Trade.1The subscriber Will Omsr
this morning. 100 pieces of upins fine French nernos
ut &c. per yard worth 12s Hne delaines ut L.. ladies'
sest kid gloves, gents do 5s ribbons from Is to
hs and blankets plaid cashmeres, fannels, shectinz
Ehir;ings linens, darnasks toweugs, mourning goods
&c, lower than any other establishment in the city T.
II. LEADBEATER BAT Broadway, corner Of Leonard
GtvV~f
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nery rooms 20 ard 20 John street. will and there
large and varied assortment of elegant French bonnie
baver hats, rich ribbons, feathers and feather trim
ngs, artificial flowers &C. all OF the very latest les.
p Sit said that the most important part Of ladys
hitter is the postscript and that all ladies look frs to
that addcpdum for information Presumpg, therefore,
that this r. g. will attract their attention. IL may b.
veil 10 state that every article in WIlDES extensive
and fashionable stock win lie offered ut precisely cost
Dpice.
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MATRIMONIAL.

A sroIIsaING TO ALL-EADAnI MORROW n
IA without exception tho most wonderful sftrologst "
the world that has been known. She will tell
present. and future and will show future bus
band and absent frends which has astonhed thcusan
during her travris In Europe She Is ssvoah daughter
Ascvepth daughter, and born with natural gift by
vokDg the powers Of her wonderful SCIENCE to toll
thrvery shcugbts and will happy pairs to
ssther who ii all enjoy tho grosest happiness Of mAJ
sia bliss Der predictions ara ry astonishing 60 ali WIZ
visit her Those who wish speedy marriage call
aud they depend sdyce founded the ETC.
oa principles n nsca science IS B.ocme street. bet~rs,
Cannon and Colsnt.s streets Geuticracu srastey
Uourr from o'clock A. N. to Y. n.
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Silks Cheaper than Ever.-We will OfKer
C sa ss ~ ~ ope Sa a. men
de-. Or. and l0s three of heavy plaid do 6s
n. and ss also elegant brocade and plaid do from S.
10 $S also white, pink, blue, corn, green and cherry
alss for evening dresses These goods have all been
purchased for cash. at great sacrifice to the manufac
turers and win be sold at fully 30 per under their
value. E. H. iEADBEATER, SAT Broadway, corner Of
Leonard street.
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Mcrm0es, McrlnOes.-Just Received and For
eale 00O yards OF super quality French mernoes 81
per yard the usually sold at 12s These the
cheapest goods offered 10 the public
L. ii. LEADBEATER 347 Broadway,
corner Of Leonard street.
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French China Dining ond Tea Sets.-Rieh
and beautiful patterns, OF the finest porcelain, at
very how prices also stone china every description
Hotels families and shipping supplied, at 195 Pearl
street. GoULDS Il ELLIOTT Importers
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M ATRIMoNTAL OFFICE SO GREAT JONES STREET
Iyf corner OF the Bowery Those wishing TO form a
matrmopial alliance will find IL to their advantage by
calling on or addressing (post paid Mrs Pewster who
has opened matrimonial register whereby any lady
gentleman nay 10 themselves partner for lie,
without resolving to the unpleasant alternative OF adver
Using to expss their wishes Parties must SEMI real
name, residence business reference, circamsaness,
onccrnng letters OF interview strictly confidential
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A YOUNG MAN AGED TWENTY-FIVE YEARS, rS
DESTROYS of becoming acquainted with young lady
aged from seventeen 10 twenty-five, with q view 70
narimony He is not rich but possesses sufficient means
TO enable himself and aife to live comfortable AMI 10
Gently. Any lady addressing ;. W. y, box 2I3 Union
Square Post Office In good faith, win receive prompt
attention.
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evening by general request thor great railroad gaop
halian opera bureques plantation holiday festival,
Hungarian knrlcsque, and tlc pantomme of Sam
patceno in ell OF which they stand unrivaled and are
Of Themselves entertainment that any troupe might
be proud Oh The purchasers of gift tickets have the
benefit ~ four admissions and share In the gifts
presented in connection with Perhams Mirror Ct North
AMI south America
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lRVERTlsEaENTs RENEWED EVERY DAY.


Personal.
IF MARGARET O'RIIEY, WHO LIVED AT 4l9
i Fourth street, twelve fourteen days since
win leave her address ut the Herald Office she will hear
Of something to her interest Please address Captain g.
Fisher.
INFORMATION WANTED-OF JOHN MORROW, SON
i OF Patrick Morrow, 100 Anthony street, N. " late
oi Baltimore, County Sligo Ireland When last heard Of
was in Falmouth Kentucky. ANY information respect
ing him win DO thankfully received by his aectionate
father and mother, brothers and sisters Address Pa
trick Morrow, 100 Anthony street, N Y Kentucky and
Ohio Haners r.lsasa Nonv:
IF JACOB ARTHUR, OF BROOKLYN, WILL ADDRESS
i note to T. u. j., Astor House, stating where and
when interview can be had, he will hear Of some
thing to his advantage.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF Mr.. w. CHESTER
w who resided in San Juan De los Remedies, Island
OF Cuba In 1851 He may hear of something to his al
vantage by calling at 15a Chambers street, NY.
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Choice Bsandies, Champagne, Port, Ma
.beira, and sherry wines LONDON and Dublin porter
Scotch ales superior Philadelphia ale and porter rum
GIN whistles, Syrups and cordals for sale at WM Ii.
tNDERH.fI,s 438 Broorne street, corner Of Crosby.
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LECTURES.

CLINTON HAII.--A COURSE OF THREE LECTURES
~ the character and policy Of the second Cesar
and its correlaons with the despotism Of Louis Napo
law of the Temple London, at Clinton Hall Aator place.
Wednesdays, Nov. 20, Dec. and IL, at O'Clock
Tickets 25 cents; may be had OF Van Norden King 45
Wall street; Mr. Badler publisher, 400 Broadway Nj
OShea, bookseller 737 Broadway, and for members at
the library, Clinton Hail. also, ut the door.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-23

Wigs nnSToupccs-A Silver Medal awarded
10 MIL HUR5S HEARD ~ Maiden lane, for the best
wigs and tonne exhibited NJ the New York state Fair
1854. Hsc and won't braids, curls, &c. Copy the cd
dTvSs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-23

Plaid Raw Silks, at 80 eents-We Will Open
this morning Of the best quality plaid Silks
warranted sl silk, which win sell at so cents per
yard, worth 81, y. H. LEADBEA1ER,
34T Broadway, corner of Leonard street.
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Rrtlrules, to Compete with Any Of tn

NFtFuEts, 10 COmPeto WIN Any OF the
Grand and Canal street sted Glow prcesn We have
just withdrawn from the Crystal Palace aud
now oer its entire contents, together with the stock
hand at greatly reduced prices The above goods took
an honorable mention" at the WORLDS Fair and silver
medal Mt the American Institute. GEO. w. FUTILE,
norero t fancy goods, novelties and toys, $40 Broad
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san, in Irish--as 0Niel, l. O. the Of Mel; but
vi h an exclamation point thus, Oh IL always uset
. expression Of admiration by all who remark th
eA.ean' tit asi style Of the shirts made to order a
GREEN'S, Astor House.
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The winds or Winter Plough mp the Skin

nest. ruthiessiy Rosy lips crack, transparent
pexons are rouhened and che wtcst hands lose their
deiicate smoothness. Immediate relief Ia obtained by
nsiBg Ihalon's Papbisn Lotion The irritation ceases
the velvet sotness and peary white Of the skin
stored and winter loses its tcrors even to the most SEN
sitivs blonde For sale at PHALoN's, SIT Broadway,
street. .Aaso by eli respectable druggists
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-23

CTOLEN-FROM NO. 161 EAST FIFTEENTH STREET.
- on saturday evening, 18th inst the following
articles %One gold chain and cross, with Hester and
"1S53n engraved the two sides respectively ole
coil breast pin, with small gold opera glass attached by
small chain; square breast pin gold stone, inaid
with mosac having twisted bar Of gold around the outer
edge gold ring set with Turquoise stone, forming
cluster OF flowers, with small gold leaves extending
around the ring one linked bracelet, having alternate
links ribbed two gold studs, having up engraved
upper part blue and silver changeabe silk dress
reward equal 20 twords Of tho value OF either Of
the articles will he paid upon their return TO the above
place. and no questions asked
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A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN Is DESTROYS OF
"A obtaining situation in respectable family, as
kinds Of both plain and ornamental nseaework can
read write and keep accounts Has objection TO 90
short distance in the country. Please cali at adj
dress No 127 Thirty street. west OF Seventh
avenue.
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GEAN6oIEM AfLEGANY COUNTY, MARYLAND -
~ TO the Stool holders of the New Greek Coal Mining

SEAN6oIEM, AfLEGANY COUNTY, MARYLAND -
- To the Stockholders Of the New Creek Coal Aiming
Company, now ope rating in Hampshire County, va
6ENTlEMEN-Persuaded that many of you unaware
difficulties existing relation to the title OF the lar
upon which company under the denomination Of the
New Creek Coal Mining Company have opened mines
laid roads, built houses and have issued large
amount, which you hold, deem IL but just anl right
that should make known to you facts which may
terribly affect you interests in that property On the
3oth day OF October last issued TO me, fren the
land Office in Richmond Virginia, patent, signed by
Governor johnson, Of that State granting the tract Of
land, containing zoo acres, commonly known "Pea
Vine and to which claim, under competent legal al
vice, there is other good valid title. Upon this
tract all the coal openings and most Of the improve
ments of the 'New Creek Coal Mining Company and
shall speedily proceed according to law, to obtain pos
session Of II. JOHN NJ. KI,IT
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Winter OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bargains.-
1ls0 worth of fine winter clothing intended for the
Broadway retail trade for sale at half price at EvANS'
clothing warehouse, Sc and So Fulton street. All Indi
ana banks taken at go cents; Washtenaw 40.
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ITO CONTRACToRs.-SEALED PROPOSALS FOR
excavating and improving Westchester Greek, will
received until the Let Of December addressed Proposals.
plan Of tho work be and Of the speciaca
tons obtained, by applying above Tho right 70 reject
unsatisfactory proposals Is to be reserved.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-23

India Rubber Gloves and Nlttens For Use
IN cold wet weather also, ladies' lined gloves and
bleaching gloves md mits, certain cure for rough
cared hands For sale at all rubber and TO the
trade only mo. SO John street up stairs.
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4 RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A STU
IA alton to cook, wash and iron, and to do general
homework has objection to the country good city
reference given Please call at 81 Ann street. third noo
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A RESPECTABIE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SlrU-
"A alton to cook, wash and iron and do general house
work, in small private family. Good city reference
given. Please call at 80 Mott street. for two days.
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DERsONS HAVING ANY CLAIM ON THE ESTATE OF
III the late William Wickbau, deceased, will please
send their accounts to the Fourth Ward House. 1925
Chatham square, without delay.
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LOST AND FOUND.

n0G LOST.--$10 REWARD. -STRAYED OR STOLEN
~ from IS Pacific str ee Brooklyn Saturday night
large black Newfoundland dog; answers to the nam
Of Roa. The above reward will be given on his return
to G. A. Clark, As Pacific street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-23

KHox's Hats Stood the Election Wonderful.
y, whether the heads of Maine Law men, Know No
niDgs wings or democrats and were told that not
ew Of them bet on the result which are expected
% b. called for during the ensuing week Persons VINO
wish TO exame his present fall and winter styles have
only tn call at either Of his stores 533 Broadway or i2s
Fultsn street. where the ladies also viii be sure to lind
something superior and elegant IN the way Of iur
- the finest quality, comprising vcornes mus, Guns
gloves &c.
Esuenschcid invites gentlemen who wish
10 elect from the various styles before the public
tGe best and handsomest hat OF the season. and would
lust lief pay So so for superdne article as "a in
broadway Of inferior quality TO call at No lis
Nassau street.
scbaseopol Ia Ruins-Thc fall or this sup
posed impegnable fortress will not diminish the large
sales Of RAFFERTY, IEiSK'S superior daguerrean
hats at 81 Chatham and Chatham and Pearl SITS
Meade Bruthcrs' Emporium Of Art.-Just
received from Of firm in Paris goo suita-
i1a ane q, ana mega
about Kidding 10 their already extensive AMI popular
Adjustment another floor for the taking Of glass and
paper pictures from miniature to life size Artsts aud
importers, z33 Broadway four doors above the Aston
Heass.
AnsOn's DnguerreOtypes-Largo Size for so
cents colored and in rich case twice the size taken
g sns sas
opposite Metropolitan Hotel
Special Sales Of Stocks and Bonds.-The un-
dersgned will hereafter devote Tuesday Wednesday,
Friday and Saturday to special sales of stocks and bons
b addition to his regular semi weekly auction sales,
which take place. as usual on Monday and Thursday,
at 12A O'Clock, at the Merchants' Exchange
ALBERT H. NICOLAY,
Real Estate and Stock Auctioneer No. Broad street.
Albert III. Nlcolny VIII Hold His Regular
seni-weekly auction sale OF stocks and bonds this
day at l2h O'Clock at the Merchants Exchange. For
further particulars his advertisement in another
column.
New Music-From Auber's beautiful Opera,
The Syrrn, performed with the greatest at
Nfbio's Garden. Arranged by Thomas Baker, musfcas
lsss" romance, sung by Mde. Nau with the most en-
thusiastic applause, 90 cents; "Knd fortune aid
now" ballad sung by st. Aibyn, Is cents Beware ye
the morning, in gladness, ballad sung by st. Abyn
81 cents Music sent by mail, post paid.
HORACE WATERS, 800 Broadway.
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The Present Stock OF Clothing In the Sales
rooms of ROGERS CO., Of Fulton and Nassau
streets, must be sacrificed to make for the
winter assortments Call ana learn the prices FASH
unable clothing has before been offered in New
York at such prices. Mark! it must be sold.
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4 RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A STU
IN alton plain cook, washer and ironer has two
years reference Apply at Alb Hudson street. opposite
st John q park.
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A GIRL. FOURTEEN YEARS OF AGE WIsIIES SIT.
IA uation In small private family for her board and
clothes, and to be educated by her mistress Can be
seen for two days at l20 Amty street, i'll the rear.
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THE TRADES. &C.

4 GARDENER OF ABILITY DESTROYS OF GOING
IN South wishes to engage with gentleman in thai
capacity, as plantation farm Is exps
reneed active, and energetic and has thorough prac
teal knowledge OF his business in every department
superior fruit and vegetable grower Address r. w.
6sh Carnaine street.
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Pianos and hIe1odeons.-T. Gilbert and Co.'s
premium pianos, with without the noan, with iron
frames adapting them to any cliraae) and circular
scales Horace Waters improved pianos having greater
power, brillancy and richness of tone, elasticity Of
touch, elegance and durability Of make than any other
piano In the United States. Halet L. Cumpston's pie
(of the old frm of Hallet & co.,, s. D. 4 H. W. Smiths
celebrated m~lodeons Second hand pianos at great bar
gains. Price $50 $685. $50 $50 S75, $780, Sl25 &c. to
Sl75 Beautiful pianos which have been rented but for
short time, will be sold very low each instrument
guaranteed A large discount made for cash. To suit
some purchasers monthly payments will be taken. Cash
paid tor second hand pianos. Pianos to rent
HORACE WATERS, 1873 Broadway.
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~ ARDENER.-WANTED, BY SINGLE YOUNG
NJ man, situation gardener; understands the
vegetable gardening in a Its branches also understands
Can produce the best of reference to capabi,y
briefly and industry. Address note to TN, call NJ 80
West Sixteenth street.
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THO TAlIORS--A YOUNG MAN OF SOME YEARS
i experience as cutter, wishes situation in some
tailoring establishment in this CITY, Good city references
given Address J. H. T., Herald Office.
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NyANTED-A GOOD PRACTICAL MATCHMAKER. 10
w go to Russevillc, KY; ono that come well re-
commended, will hear Of good situation by applying
THOMAS 4 MANCHESTER No. Cortandt street, UP
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RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS
"A situation as first rate cook; she perfectly under
stands business The best Of city references given
Can be for two days at Nos $50 and 252 Sixth
nue., corner Of Sixteenth street.
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Wedding and Visiting Cards in the most
fashionable styles, twenty-five per cent less than the
usual charges choice assortment Of the latest styles
Of bridal envelopes silver waters &C. Seals engraved
silver door plates, &c. W. KEMBIE practical engraved
- Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-23

DOOEKETPER WANTEI-CAPABIE OF TAKING
charge Of set Of books ola mandatory Address,
with references box 5s6 Post Oce, in HANDWRITING OF
applicant.
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M ERCHANT TAILOR.--WANTED A GENTLEMAN
wi of good address, abilities; and experience az
merchant tailor, to fill situation salesman in
custom department. D. DEyILN Il co.
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A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SfTuA-
"A alton as cook, washer and irouer; would prefer a
cali at 1SS East Eleventh street. between First and Sc
c0nd avenues
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CANVAsSERS WANTED.-TWO ACTIVE AND RE
~ liable men, with good references, will find constant
employment and good pay by applying at the office Of
the New York Mercantile Journal ll2 Pearl street. Ha
mover square.
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GOOD LAUNDRESS, ALSO TWO GOOD COOKS AND
IN TO atsst with the washing and ironing, and two
chanbermaids and WATERS wanted Immediately for first
class families up town. Good reference requisite. APP
ply early at the Select Female Office, 105 twenty sixth
street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues. Lady in
attendance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-23

nANCING-MORE NEW CIASSES.-L. DE &
IL BROOKES 381 Bro0me street, Is now forming
several new classes to commence Immediately All tht
fashionable dances taught In Of lessons P
vate lessons vt various hours. Soirees "Wednesday
night.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-23

r OsT-ON TUESDAY EVENING, DIST INSTANT,
pocketbook containing about $50 in current money,
small bills and certificate for 100 shares stock in the
Ulster Mining Company. The finder by returning the
to store 29S Pearl street, shall receives satsiacto-
~ reward
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VIvANTEp-BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT Girl,
w situation cook, washer aud ironer to 10
general Homework Good city reference Please call at
SO West Eleventh street, between Fifth and Sixth
pues, in the rear; for two days
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A GTNT wANTED-TO TAKE CHARGE OF A REAL
N estate and house agency; one who has had expe
rence and influence business may herr Of o2por
tunity TO make fortune by addressing Real Estate
Herald Office.