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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-11

India Rubber Gloves and AIlttens. Ladies
Who troubled with rough chapped hands win find
the above invaluable. They excellent protection
70 the hands while engaged in sweeping the Of
coal fires For sale at all rubber stores and to the trade
snl1, ct SO John street, up stairs.
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c Those Splendid Daguerreotypes, "a
large size for S7 cents before done elsewhere
may have quite collection at that price. No. 1856
Broadway, corner Of Howard street.
GARBANATy, Artist
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blood flows ON the Danube, and War viii
soon shake all Europe, but Americans net d
verted thereby from the details Of business GBEEN,
No. Astor House. is true to in the make Of
his shirts, and to time in their delivery, if the
ssgns here (as in fact they are) the only
worth pleasing
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NJ ORTGAGE sALE-A NJ CRIsTALAR, AUCrIONEER
Vl will sell on Tuesday December IL, at 10 o'clock at
% Fulton street. the fixtures of dining saloon,
sstng Of gas fixtures and counters and at 10 O'Clock
at his auction rooms, % Bowery removed for convent
of sale from the above saloon chairs, tables Office
stools, oil paintings, looking glasses eight mahogany
wardrobes stoves and number Of other articles in the
line
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-11

Gentlemen's Byron Collars-Au Sizes Com
stantly hand. Also, q superior assortment Of
three ply linen collars and ready made shirts Wholesale
retail. Prices low. IRA PEREGO l. SON,
81 Nassau street.
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TT S. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY FOR HA-
u . vana and New Orleans.-On Monday, December
49, at PM from pier foot Of Warren street, North
River by the well known and favorite steamship CRES-
CENT CITY, Captain John McGowan. Passage be
secured at the company office. Freight to New Orleans
3Oc per cubic foot Specie only taken freight to Hava
Shippers win be supplied with blank bills Of ladng
of the form signed by the company application at their
Office No other forms signed, and bills of ladng will
be signed after the hour OF sailing For freight pas
age apply at the Office Of the company No III West
street, corner of Warren M. o. ROBERTS.
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(,LOAKs CIOAKS.-MOLYNEUx BELL. 50 CANAL
u street. is determined clear out his stock and 70
give ladies opportunity Of purchasing before the
son is past, ana to economist these hard times hss
mari ed down the prices Of his cloaks and now offer
ing all the most desirable styles greatly reduced prices
and invites your inspection In preference 70 quoting
imaginary numbers Of cloaks ana fabulous prices, call
and Judge for yourself Our stock very large and re-
plete with everything new in shape and material.
I,ANCY FURs-LADIEs OF NEW YORK WHO WISH
IT to purchase fancy furs win find themselves richly
splendid assortment. j. D. WILLIAMS, als Fulton
street between Hilary and Concord above the Savings
Bank.
1NURS.-wIIIIAM MOSER Al MAIDEN LANE AND
u $50 Broadway, begs leave to inform his whole
sale and retail customers that in addition TO his estab
lshment at Al Maiden lane, where his wholesale bust
ness is well established he has opened at 3s5 Broadway
an for the sale Of the most select
factured furs that can be produced-American, Rus
sian and Hudson's Bay Compsny's furs selected by
himself for city and country trade; and DESTROYS of
splendid selection he has extended his business to 1856
Broadway where the articles must command universal
attention-sabes, II. B. martens, stone martens mink
martens and ermne Of such variety that cannot fail TO
attract attention. and every article will be- warranted
represented and sold at fair prices He has selected
city. WILLIAM MOSER, importer Of furs,
Al Maiden lane and 3s6 Broadway.
r AIDES FANCY FuRs.-THE SUBSCRIBER NvrrN
IL public attention TO his present unrivaled assert
ment Of Russian and Hudson Bay sables stone martsn
sss
for first class city retail trade and ct extremely modsr
ate prices. GEO. BULPIN, 36l Broadway
r AIDES CLOAKs-GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
IL The subscribers beg to notify the ladies that
they have this day made great reduction in the prices
OF their entire stock Of imported and other cloak which
comprises for this advanced season. unusually large
assortment Of the newest and best styles all Of which
are offered at very low prices J. BECK CO.,
355, 786 and 1888 Broadway.
DARIs, FEATHERS, BEAVER BONNETs, &C-wE
Il have received per late steamers, elegant lots of
Paris feathers, flowers, &C., among which
100 dozen rich white ostrich tips.
so do do black ostrich tips
so do do mixed and colored ostrich tips.
rs do super white, black and colored feather trim
mngs. Also on hand-beaver, plush, felt, and straw
bonnets; French flowers ribbons, &c. HOMER KETCH-
AM, GA and 66 John street, corner of William
GABLE FURS LESS THAN COST-THE SUBSCRIBER,
- having purchased at assignees sale extensive
assortment OF Hudson Bay sable furs at considerable
reduction the original cost enables him to afford the
ladies very desirable luxury, at extraordinary
small expense. JOHN N. GENIN, No. 513 Broadway,
st. Nicholas Hotel.
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Hard -Daguerre0types.-The Largest
the best Hkenesses in the world for so cents
included other Sizes formerly sold at 50 to $1 reduced
TO 81 SO and 50 gold lockets fancy cases. reduced to
halt price, at KNAPP'S, 500 Broadway, between Metro
pOlitan and St. Nicholas Hotels Likeness taken equally
we'll in stormy as lair weather.
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A USTRAIIA-FREL PASSA6E--PI0NEE R LINE, CAR
"A rying United States mails.-Tbe subscriber under
contract with the government OF New South Wales IL
prepared to convey passengers In the clipper ship
rROPC, to Sydney, paying part passage here balance
paid after arrival and employment guaranteed at cur
rent rate Of wages, which enormous.
X. W. CAMERON, 116 Wall street.
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~ LASGOW h NEW YORK STEAMSHIP COMPANY
VI The new and powerful steamships NEW YORK,
2400 tons and 500 horse power r. Craig, commander)
and GLASGOW, 1852 tons and 400 horse power w..
Cumming, commander) built expressly for the trade be-
tween NewYork and Glasgow, win sail under From New
York Glasgow Saturday, 10th January 1885, AZ noon
First cabin saloon Stewards fee included
included), S75. Third cass-A limited number of third
class passengers will be TAKEN supplied with provisions
surgeon For freight or passage apply to j. McsYMON,
80 Broadway, New York New York city bills or gold
only received for passage.
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VIZ s. MEILER AUCTlONEER-BY HOUGHTON 4
yX Err -Tn.ruorrnx CTuAsdax nj lQL<

w s. MEILER, AUCTlONEER-BY HOUGHTON 4
W. MILLER -To-morrow, Tuesday, at ioh
O'Clock ut the sales ROOM 113 Nassau street. asgnees
sale Of the entire stock Of FIRST class eweer includ-
ing iron safe heavy silver mounted fute $3.50
of 100 gold Watches by the best English and French
makers; silver do 800 eectroplste gold pencils and
rings, pins &c. in great variety together with large
lot Of diamond rings pins earrings &c, fully warrant
ed. 1t would be impossible to enumerate the articles
contained in the above stock all Of which will positively
be sold by order Of the assignee We recommend this
really superb stock to our numerous friends and the
public. Catalogues issued morning sale. Also,
assortment Of rich silver plated cut bottle castors cake
baskets, tea SETS heavy plated forks spoons, butter
knives, NAPKINS rings clocks; rich decorated French
china tea sets, OF pieces EACH elegant vases motto
cups rich French china, toilet sets, &c. Altogether
forming the most attractive sale Of the season.
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A rsTRALIA.--A FREE CABIN PASSAGE WILL III,
IA given for the advance of 81 800, TO be repaid on
arrival in Mclbonrnefrst class security Ship to sail
ON or before the goth inst Address Australian, Her
aid Office.
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A UsTRAIIA PIONEER LINE-CARRYING UNITED
IA States Mail.
Clipper ship wNDwARD, for Melbourne, from Pier
No. s, f. r., with immediate despatch.
Clipper ship 1ROPIC for Sidney from Pier No. H. Err
With Immediate despatch.
Clipper ship OCEAN QUEEN, to succeed The Tropic,
and sail 20th December.
For freight passage apply to +. W. CAMERON, lie
Wal sfra
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TNHOMAS MANSON, AUCTIONEER.-THIS MONDAY
Il morning, at 10h O'Clock, sale Of rich fancy goods;
also elegant furniture also mirrors Snd oil paintings
&c. TUNIS MORREI.L will sell at his large and spacious
sales ROOM 304 Broadway corner Of large
collection Of fancy, &c articles that in demand pre-
vious TO year Save one half Of your money by
coming to-day. N. B.-You are guaranteed from any
by bidding.
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LBERr II. NlCOIAY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND
IA bonds ct auction. Regular sale.-Albert II.
Nicolay viii SELL this day, December 11th 1854 At l2
O'Clock, At the Merchants Exchange for account Of
whom II may concern, 900 sandusky, Mansfield and
Newark Railroad LIST mortgage per cent bonds interest
payable at New York, Let March and lst September,
81 goo each 10000 Galena and Chicago Union Railroad
LIST mortgage cent bonds interest payable February
LIST and August lst 600 each S. 600 New York and
Harlem Railroad LIST mortgage per cent bonds interest
payable LIST May and LIST November, 900 each 81 500
Keokuk and Des Moines Valley Plank Road Company
per cent bonds interest payable March and September
at the American Exchange Bank, New York. $500 each
$50 shares Third Avenue Railroad 500 each 5 shares
Second Avenue Railroad 500 each so shares Chatham
Bank, SOS each 10 shares Atlantic Bank, 500 each
100 shares Island City Bank SIS each 10 shares Hano
Bank 500 each 175 shares Suffolk Bank, $50 each
20 shares Marine Bank $50 each 200 shares Empire
City Bank, 325 each 40 shares Irving Fire Insurance
Co.. $25 each 100 shares Lenox Fire Insurance Co.. $25
each 900 shares Ship Timber Bending Co., Of N Y,
Qull stock IS each 200 shares Hampshire Coal and
Iron Co., 500 each 400 shares Mex :an Ocean Mail
and Inland Co.. 500 each 200 shares North American
kerosene Gas Light Co., Of n Y, s25 each. Terms Of
sale Ten cent this day and the balance before
O'Clock tomorrow. The accrued interest on all the
bonds will be charged to the purchaser. Next regular
sale Thursday A. H. holds regular sales of stocks,
bonds and other securities every Monday and Thursday
and also spe:al sales Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday
and Saturday At the Merchants Exchange, when re-
quircd At private sale great variety Of first class
railroad bonds bank insurance and other stocks. Oce
No Broad street. next to Of Wall
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M DOUGHTY, 'AUCTIONEER-H FURNI-
lNl. ture paintings mirrors, &c. this, Monday morn
ing at II O'clock at "a Sixth avenue consisting of
rotary and bookcase, sofas in hair cloth and velvet
marble top centre tables dining extension and other
bles dressing and plain bureaus rosewood and mahog
any French bedsteads, black walnut and do,
enclosed washstands toilet sets lounges, oak dining
and other chairs mahogany parlor chairs rocker and
voltare chairs, French plate mirrors oil paintings and
engravngs clocks Brussels three ply and ingram
PETS rugs, china crockery and glass ware vases and
hair mattresses, feather beds, pillows, &c Also two
large cooking stoves in good order. Sale positive
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-11

DLACK GUlPURE, THREAD AND BRUSSELS LACES.
The largest stock in the city, and prices which
will DEFY competition, at PETER ROBERTS co.'s, 376
Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-11

DagueereOtypes Is cents, by Improved Ma
chine facility, and HOLMES United States patent
double cameras, taking two pictures at once, sixty
hour 81 SO per Dozen the you ,g American principle
Of progress and economy by the New York picture
sany, 2S9 Broadway.
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A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IINE-SIXTY DAYS
"A passage.-The beautiful clipper ship EASTERN
STATE, ], 400 tons burthen, Simon Ross commander,
will have immediate despatch for. Melbourne Port Phil
lip The above ship 10 only two years old, and has
proved herself very fast Her accommodations for
passengers of the very best both in first and second
cabin, and only limited number will be taken early
application is necessary For freight passage at ow
rates. apply to ARKEIL ELLIOT, 146 Pearl street
or T. Richardson Co., 90 South street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-11

INOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-THE UNITED
Il States mail steamship UNION, R. Adams, command
land the mails and passengers Saturday, December
10th, 1t ~ O'Clock, from pier No 81 North River foot
should be sent board the day before sailing marked
" below" No freight viii be taken after Thursday,
December l4th For freight passage apply M0RTI
4kR LIVINGSTON. Agent. IS RroAdMaY
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EDWARD sINTZENICH, AUCHONEER-BY EDWARD
~ SCHENCK.-Edward Sintzench will sell at auction,
on Monday Dec. H. at 101s O'Clock, AM, elegant
sortment OF furs manufactured expressly for the retail
trade, and warranted perfect in every respect and
cordng representation including Hudson Bay sable,
Grecian stone marten chinchilla, real Bohemian fitch,
and real ermine talmas vicorncs mus and cuffs also
a large selection Of mountain marten and chinchia
vctornes and other choice descriptions, fur gloves
antillas collars &c. Also at O'Clock, superb lot IL
fancy bear, Hudson Bay, wolf, genet and wash bear
robes elegantly trimmed; after which the balance Of
the ladies, furs.
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DAWNBROKERS SALE-A. II. CRISTALAR, AUG
Il toneer, % Bowery, will sell this day, at 10Y O'clock
by order Of p Frdsnbergh 3os Hudson street. and 2s9
East Broadway mems clothing, consisting Of coats
pants vests &C. This sale Is vel. worthy the attention
of dealers.
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nESPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO
IL rates and no deduction. Shippers per clipper ship
GOV. MORTON, Capt. John Burgess, will please
plee their engagements at once and hand in their bs
Of lading for signature. This avorte ship has nearly
board at pier 20 East river Shippers to San Francisco
will please observe that the vessels Of line finish
their loading n ten TO fifteen days after coming to the
BERTH being detained for the Of freight bu,
have prompt despatch. For the balance Of fifty to
hundred tons disengaged, apply 10 SUTTON CO., "a
afreef
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II ovEMBER, DECEMBER AND JANUARY FAsI

IN ions.-CI0aks and furs:-
C1caks-In cloths satin, MORE antique and velvet No
stock this city rich and varied in STYLE
the trimmings In such good taste the colors being
oack and brown, at present much the fashion in
Paris.
FursIn sable mink, stone marten Itch and mountain
marten. Notwithstanding the war With Russia, w. B.
NICK offering rich dark sabes and mink cheaper thar
yet known, having fortunately bought large 10,
Of furs early this year. through relative In Russia
N. B.-Ihis house is particularly recommended t1
strangers and viscrs its characteristic features being
small profits and no deviation from the marked price,
Coai and Fur Establishment, Al Canal street. Bran
dreth buildings, four doors from broadway.
WILLIAM b. MCKENZIE. Proprietor
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L>RENCH EMBROIDERIES, AT MANUFACTURERS
IL prices-A fine assortment Of collars, collars and
sleeves chemsettes and chemisettes and sleeves also
bands, in jaconet and muslin, for sale by EUGENE
HERR CO., 151 Broadway up stairs between Cort
landt and Liberty streets.
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HORsETS, CORsETS, CORSETS!-LADIES SHOULD
~ remember that Mrs. GAYNOR'S best pairs Of wove
corets made expressly for her. and that and
elegance in fitting they unequaled while her prices
only half Of those usually charged As Third avenue,
near Tenth street
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DOYAL NAIL STEAMSHIP AFRICA FOR LIVER.
III pool-The Africa, William Harrison, Commander.
viii sail from the companys dock, at Jersey City with
ana r. asoo. lot on wGSsy the
{ uested to be on board by II u O'Clock.
T. CUNARD, Bowling Green.
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NJ OT1CE-FOR LIVERPOOL. QUICK PASSAGE; PACK
IN ct, 11th December.-The splendid clipper ship
on Monday, December H. precisely at IL O'Clock. The
accommodations for cabin second cabin and steerage
passengers unsurpassed. For passage apply on
board, ut pier 45 East river, or to
W. u. I. TAPSCOTTS. & CO.. So South street.
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THE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
Il Company intend soiling their favorte Steamship
CITY OF MANCHESIER. =, l25 tons. Capt wyliS
CITY OF BALTIMORE, (new)2,53S I" Capt. -
CITY OF WASHINGTON do. 700 /" Capt r. Leitch.
KANGAROo....... ..... 1874 Capt.
ION PHILADELPHIA.
CITY or MANCHE ,IR.. Thursday, January Is, 1855
KANGAROO ............... About Thursday---
FROM LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF MANCHESTER. Wednesday DECEMBER 20, 1854.
KANGAROO. ........,....A About Wednesday -
Saloon $50, sos and $55, according 10 state room.
limited number OF third class passengers win be
TAKEN and found with comfortably cooked provisonf
500. to Liverpool $40. from Liverpool
Parties wishing to bring out their friends obtain
certificates Of passage and drafts Liverpool in
Of Il sterling and upwards. Apply to SAMUEL SMITH,
Agent II Walnut street, Philadelphia, and No. Broad
way, New York
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S,iIuAIION WANnD-BY YOUNG WOMAN, TO
40 general housep ork; ia good washer and roner.
am plain cook. Apply at loo Elm street, corner OF
Grand.
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Ansons Large Size Daguerreotypes, for 50
sents, colored and in nice case with preservertwce
tsres elsewhere. ANsONs, $50 Broadway, opposite the
Metropolitan Hotel.
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II lCHMoND'S NO. eco BROADWAY BEING OUR
IN annual custom at this season. we reduce the whole
o' our rcn STOCK OF embroideres and lace goods to
ladies' will find the shapes Styles quality and variety
worthy OF their notice Mrs Richmond would also state
made up goods far exceed in taste this season ali her
icrmer exerons Another case Of embroidered colored
to s.. f ''' VS.
OFFICIAL NOT1CE.-THE ENTIRE STOCK OF IACEs
~ embroderies hosiery, hid gloves &c. amounting IN
$50 Geo. ST Madden Stewards, 10 Broadway must be
sold by LIST January without reference TO cost In con
sequence of an alteration In their business at that
chase for the holidays.
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IL public attention to his present unrvaled assort-
ment Of Russian and Hudson Bay sables stone martsn
mink chinchilla ermine lynx, genet, squirrel fox,
mountain marten and fitch, AL expressly
for FIRST class city retail trade ct extremely modsr
ate prices. GEO BUIPIN, 36l Broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-11

Cameo aguerrcOtypes and Photographs
BY electricty-one sitting, securing the
WILLIAMSON, Artist, gallery in Brooklyn, 249 Fulton
street.
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~ REAT HOLIDAY BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS-J
" Beck Co., $50 Broadway and Branch establish
ment, 1856 and 1853 Broadway, of Tenth street.
will offer on Monday, December 11th aud during the
holiday season. the following bargains in dry goods
Plato and striped silk dresses at - So 50 co. 81 So
$1 sl3 90 and SIS 90 the dress pattern very
rich brocade silks $40 co. rich mousene de lane
Is 3D. and upwards Saxony paids 81 90 the dress
upwards French prints at Is per yard French merinos
at 5s per yard large stock of rich embroideries at
one half the cost of importation. Scotch plaid and
French broche shawls from 50 90 and upwards; ami
great variety of other goods at equally low prices.
RICK A Co. as and Rrna
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A SSlGNEES SALE OF JEWELRY-ON WEDNESDAY,
"A December IS, at IL O'Clock, by order Of the assig
nee at 603 Broadway general assortment of jewelry,
consisting of bracelets brooches, keys pins
pencils earrings, lockets chains &c also desks tables
olcl6ths and chairs jewellers iron safe Herrngs
make, Halls patent lock. w. COLE Auctioneer.
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chemisettes mourning sets black wells infants robes
&c, at such prices will astonsh the ladies'. Open
from "a. NJ to p N. Best Paris kid gloves IS. Cd.
PER Tair.
DREPARATION FOR THE HOIIDAYs.-A 7. STEW
i ART co. viii offer on Monday, Dec. IL, a largo
variety OF dress goods &C. suitable for Christmas and
ertation consisting OF French and English prints
frcnoh merinoes, all wool plaids, mousen deaines,
semoro'deries, :oaks &c; also 500Scotch plaid long
snaws all wool (l54 by ~ inches), at ~ each, and
1oo lcn oroche square shawls, at 6each, &c. &c. &c
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HyHARLES H. DEI.AvAN AUCTIONEER WILL SELL,
~ at No. 66 Broadway, Monday the 11th inst, at
IL o'clock A. NJ for account Of whom 1t may concern,
the goods remaining from the FIRE at Judsons Hotel,
consisting of damask curtains, sofas, mirrors chairs
&C., &c. Deposits required from all purchasers.
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ry,o rAMII .IF.S or RESpECTABIIITY.-APR PROTESTANT
young woman from En-. land, wishes to engage
eaasess and is competent to act ladies' maid &c.
slr ean get up fne Things in the best manner. To
family requiring her services she will be found
QUESTION Address II. T., seamstress, Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-11

(,IIPPER SHIP HARVEY BIRCH CAPTAIN NELSON
~ for Fan Francisco, loading al Pier No TO- Eas
river and having large portion Of her cargo engaged AM
going board will have immediate dispatch The Harvey
Eircb is Of the finest ships built in his country
and presents unusual inducements 10 shippers dcsrou
Of quick ship at low rates Shippers TO San Francisco
VIII that the vessel. OF this line finish their loa /
ing few days after coming 10 the berth, and
detained for OF freight bat have prompt dispatch
SUTTON Il CO., 81 Wall street.
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II>OR ILvERPOOL-PASSAGE ONLY.-THE SPLENDID
Blake, will sail Monday, the 18th Instant and has
room for few cabin passengers IL immediate ap-
plcaton be made to SAM. THOMPSON l. NEPHEW, 276
Pearl street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-11

EMPLOYERS IN WANT OF COOKS, CHAMBER
~ maids, nurses, seamstresses, laundresses, and
grl Tor general ork be suited this day At
ManDings 0aice a61 Bowery, with choice OF rst
helps from selection Of English Irish, Scotch, French
And GerrnaI Protestant and Catholc); wages mod
rate
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A MARRIED LADY, WITHOUT CHILDREN, OF GOOD
IA disposition, whose husband is q seafaring man.
and now out on long voyage, wishes 10 find situa-
tion in respectable family to do sewing wait table,
take of children until he Satisfactory
references given. Apply for three days to Mrs Loyd
14b Delaney street, rear house.