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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-12

DLAYING CARDS-SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
merchants the California and city jobbing trade In
yted to call before purchasing their spring supply Of PLAY
Grand street whor: they obtain full ofwei
ing Hghlanders No. Players High
landers No. Eslers Merry Andrews, Decaturs Henry
spanish cards The Illuminated playing card: nAnufec
handomest playing cards manufactured this oountry
and the prices lower than any other house.
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REMOVALS.,


INCONSISTENCIES, DRAPERS AND TAILORS
IL and furnishing removed to the
Of Fulton and William streets.
DEMOvAL-F. BRADY, BOOKSELLER, PUBLISHER,
~ and importer Of foreign newspapers has removed
patrons whom he prepared to supply with everything
his line 81 the lowest prices.
DEMOvAL-SIGN PAINTING.-JOHN H. CRAMER,
LII sign and painter has removed from his old
No. John street, No. 10 Reade street. between Centre
street and Broadway-rcar Of Burton's theatre
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WET NURSE WAETED-WfTH GOOD CITY RE-
n Please call at No. 10 Spriay street near tho
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SPECIAL. NOTICES..


SaS1 s 9s
ass and ID Ssh by
Ra sa s 81
, wsa go, s with SUBMISSION %s to an Pro-
Resolved That we hereby tender to the afflicted family Of
our deceased brother our sincere coincidence.
Resolved That In honor to the memory Of deceased
friend and brother, declare lis place the
Resolved above resolutions entered on the
DO
Jorr A. sHAyrrn, Secretary.
IT Of s,s
ss ye a w Be tSp
sSa % OF r ass his
on sn That Il. s day a sssS s thai
lawful power prevent any seaman from ship
es5 q
the Of Cape Horn the wages for the last mentioned
Resolved, That tho undersigned seamenS boarding
aSe hs s city o Ms % r
the 18th day Of March, 1854 charge 81 wock for board
Ta We will no. out men on board Of INV sp
under any consideration on tho Sabbath day.
ALL THE PERSONS WHO CALLED AT NO. ? pEY
from Europe he Turkey satisfied
MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE NEW
At the oice Of A. Hart No % wall street third floor
to receive report from the President p'''''''''
twenty nth annual ball in aid Of the Widow and Or
Nsn VaS snTss Of tss press vn
ssssss:; s::s;ss,
S SsSss: nss.,;si o'HA'isi' Advertiser .
JOHN s. GILES Treasurer
o; OF Q. F.-THE MEMBERS OF COVENANT
LSSss Mo- % O. Of Are srsqrs,ssd ,s meet
M for the paying last tribute Of
D. WHIPrLr Sec. J. r. HUDSON, N. @.
street. IRA PORTER CO. have removed TO ~ Broad.
way, store Of the Cheshire Glass Company.
OFFICE OF THE ASSOCIATION FOR THE EXIT.
" bton Of the Industry ofA Nations New York, March
& Hh.shsr aSaa
Gated not win please forward the Immediately ad
Sy urSsr 70 tho isso
OFFICE OF THE PERHAM GIFT COMMITTEE OPEN
Academy Hall, 66s Broadway from 10 IL O'Clock
A. H. from to and 70 2 9 clock, Pm.
THE COMMITTEE ON FERRIES, TO WHOM WAS
referred the subject Of establishing ferry from the
New jersey meet No. City Hal. on Monday issS
inst, at o'clock Pm; ,,r,nu,
b bkxfp < \ fo GGNsi' c.nm,, ;, r.-.,..
WILLIAM CLEARY,
THE COMMITTEE ON STREETS TO WHOM wAsRE-
erred the matter Of widening West and Church streets
x %ss city i sR Frye nc asa
cMARLEs TUTTLE, on
;$A H.SktSs cis::;;S:.
vxTAyERLEY sALooN.-THE UNDERSIGNED BEGs
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DRY GOODS. &C.

DRY GOODS, &C.
A TTENTION IS SOLICITED TO OUR COMPLETE
"A stock gentlemen ladies' kid gloves Of every de-
sahe color all Sizes and importations constantly
adding by almost every steamer thereby rendering
tcmen,s furnishing depot also, practically the up town
kid glove depot. LEWIS SEACORD
655 Broadway, Stuyvesant Institute.
IMPORTED wovE CORsETs-LADIEs ABOUT GET.
ting spring dresses should frat procure pair of
those elegant fitting French and English corset
universally admired and sold at half the usual price
Mrs. CANYONS, ~ Third avenue Tenth street,
lust RECEIVED FROM PARIS, A HANDSOME Sc
81 lection of embroidered bands ladies' breakfast caps
fan robes and dresses &C. Of the latest and
terms The ladies respectfully invited call before
chasing elsewhere, auMlLEs WOODS, 7slh Broadway,
between Ninth and Tenth streets.
T ACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS FROM AUCTIONS
IL Tho subscribers have hand ten thousand lace and
Bn curtains from 70 twenty dollars each, and will
Sc for few days only at less than cost OF
Also the cheapest place In the world 10 buy window shades
RELTY FERGUSON, 2s9jk Broadway. and "a Readest
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COAL.


DIED ASH COAL, sPOHN AND LEWIS VEINS, BY
III the cargoThe trade are respectfully advised that
subscribers arc prepared 70 supply In greatly increased
mines at belmont and Cambola, favorable terms do
vered board vessels 1T Port Richmond canal from
Port Carbon. Y. TYLER CO..
rs VALIANT stgsst, PhtladslphiA
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INSTRUCTION.

ERESCH LASGUAGE-PRoFEsSDR d. LAGRoIx
%y Broadway, continues 20 receive new papis for
thorough instruction in the French Language, impang
them the ability speak II with huency ard eorees~ess
Terms, in private eiass 81 per month Apply before 10
o'clock A. NJ or after Y. N.
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FANCY ARTICLES.

FANCY ARTICLES.
ss.S.ssN>s.es.
DHARO-TO SPORTING MENTOR SALE, AT THE
Union Card Mandatory 1T and Ito Grand street,
small lot Of extra seasoned Crehore cards. ct least
ten years old They the best dealing cards the United
States, UNION CARD MANDATORY,
III and ITO Grand street.
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DROoKLYN LOTS TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION-Oy
ID Monday, March "a Mt IL o'clock M at the sales room
No sis Fulton street Opposite City HALL Brooklyn Per
emptory rae CT los building in the Ninth Brook
yp. Utica avenue-ll lots east side between Warren
and Baltic streets Rochester avenue7 lots side
between Warren and Baltic streets Warren street23
lots south side between Utica and Rochester avenues
Baltic strect-1 lots north side. between Utica and
Rochester avenues Warren strect25 lots north side
between Utica and Rochester Wyckon street-lS
lots south side between Utica and Rochester avenues
Baltic street-l2 lots north side between Utica and
Rochester gore Rochester between
Warren and Baltic streets This property is desrabIy
located in tho immediate vicinity Of good improvements
within short distance Of Fulton Omnibusses
running and railroad omnbusses will be in full
operation this ~ the nominal fare Of
making accessible and enient to the ferries
noghhtrhood and location pleasant and healthy Terms
OF the purchase remain bond and
mortgage for four For maps and further particulars
apply to tho Auconeers No 43 Fulton street
City Ia) Brooklyn and 20 Wall street, N ", and H.
Cornwe Myrtle and Fulton street. Brook
lyn, or 80 Prince street, Brooklyn.
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THE COMMITTEE ON STREETS, TO WHOM WASRE-
erred the matter of widening West and Church streets
will meet No. City Hall "Wednesday the 18th inst,
at clock p. N. FREDERICK FRYE, )Committee
CHARLES FUTILE, !
HOR. N. WILD, Streets.
JONATHAN PURDY,( Board Of
JOHN McCLAVE, Councilmen.

VNAvERLEY SALOON.-THE UNDERSIGNED BEGS
w leave respectfully inform hs friends and aoquaint-
that he leased the saloons Of the Waverley House.
recently occupied by his late deceased brother He would
further state that no has added to the saloon billiard
of the best tables that could be found
city Also that the entire establishment has
newly furnished reprinted and refed in every respects
and will he trusts by unremted attention his part
he kept second to other establishment of similar
nature in the city The best Of qgors and
preto Waverey Saloon Of Broadway and Fourth
street.
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SEWING MACHINES.


- straw goods.-Opening day, ON Wednesday March I5
at the Paris Manta Emporium 36l Broadway, George Bull
PIN Proprietor The subscriber respectfully to
the ladies Of metropolis that he will open
the 18th instant city retail trade the whole impor
en- unusually attractive and beautiful variety
from the most distinguished magaxns Of fashion
ropean continent Also matchess collection ladies'
and misses straw hats the latter department having
added at the solicitation Of his
Of French English and American He
fully solicits the favor of your inspection.
GEORGE BULPIN,
Paris Mantilla Emporium, S6l Broadway
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Sewing MechAnes.--Cautlon to the Pubiic.-
All persons ire hereby cautioned against purchasing or
usin fewing machines which make tho loop stitch or Ia
which passes through the fabric and hook or
other loop the opposite de through
which needle passes to concatenaa stitch All such
machines infringe the original patent granted to
ILL in equity 1sainst Hessrs Grover Baker
. Co., for infringing this patent . -
cheapest of window shades lace and muslin
sorres &C. Is at the principal manufaeturers depot No.
s< Broadway, and No 4 Reade street II you want TO
buy the best articles at the lowest price go there
kelly FERGUSON.
Hair Dye md WiSs.-RutchelOr's manufac-
tory these articles Is removed to No Broadway
eosite to the Park where be has the
n the world Tor the application Of his famous hair dye
sEivate rooms all ON one floor.
HO Lady or Gentleman, valuing a beauti-
mi white and transparent skin, should without
GOURAUD'S soap 1t is body
suds Hair Dye Poudre Subtle for uprootng hair from
low foreheads any part Of the body Liquid Rouge,
&C., az " walker street, first store from broadway.
Researches Of Don Quixote.-That Vnlorous
old gent couldn't imagine what makes girls hair grow after
has teen pulled Barkers TONGUE Of course grease
loss and reliable Price Is cents Sold everywhere, and
especially at BARKER'S, 439 Broadway
Trusses-Thc only Prize Medal for Trusses
awarded TO Marsh Co., by the industrial exhibton OF all
nations at the Crystal for their Radical Cure Truss
The peculiar this truss has been set forth In
complete and comprehensive MANUEL descriptive of every
variety Of RUPTURE sale by the propretors Elastic
stockings knee and every variety OF bandage OF su
= of most approved patterns. MARSH CO., No. az
Maiden lane.
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THIS MONTH oNLY-GREAT REDUCTION IN WRIT.

THIS MONTH ONLY-GREAT REDUCTION IN WRIT
ing and bookkeeping, at Godsmiths, 362 Broadway
Viz Penmanshp one pupil 10; two do So three do Si0
four do $i2 for Of ten lessons Of hour
including stationery payable on subscribing Class for Ia
M oaily excepting Saturday. Private instruction At
all other hours Pupils attend at their
and will have until the LIST Of complete
Bookkeeping including double and single entry
arithmetic coursc OF writing lessons and all books
stationery for one pupil ~ two do go three DO $50
urdays Each pupil receives separate And
now kind reader Tor writer If you wil minutes talk
with The subscriber has received premium
i've years from the American Institute for the spec
Of on hand penanhip exhibited at the great
that institution Some persons think entitled to the
awardothcrs do not He cordially agrees the latter
tors At the other great exhibitions which fact may
in evidence OF his success in teaching the art aracmy
nshed in modern style. No similar establishment
hcen opened in this country purposes of
Call and see Copy books and pcns Tor sale.
OLIVER GOLDSMITH, S5- Broadway
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pRIvATE DANCING, 600 BROADWAY LADIES
and gentlemen can now join for few lessons Pupils
ught the schottisch polka redowa any dance desired
separately In afew lessons All applications must be made
AVS BVwery bookstore, 70 r. Burnton,
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w 8: MILLER, AUCTI0NEER.-LARGE SALE OF
w furniture pianoortes mirrors, &C., Tuesday March
"A, At 10h o'clock, At AZ Broadway-Grundy, Houghton
a.; n VII :. IL. ;,s' soa 1; pron..,, o. sh IN;
hair cloth; rosewood and mahogany marble top dress
ing bureaus washstands and commodes French bedtead
warrots etegeres extension tables hat and hall stands
do chairs marble centre pier fancy tables library
and secretary bookcases votare and sewing chairs
sofas ea.tees, Bohemsn glass ware grandces, 30,
spendidy carved rosewood and oak with marble
tops mirror doors and backs ladies' cabinets and writing
tables glasses richly rosewood and walnut
stands and book racks large chairs covered
French brocatclle hair mattresses psasses toilet SETS
bohemian glass colognes and crystal
deanters and umbiers fancy boxes silver plated forks and
spoons &C. ~ - nreG snpstnr rosewocd seven,
worthy OF the attention OF those in want Of good
ment Also two large pier and oval mirrors with richly
ornamcnted frames
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MATHEMATICAL ACADEMY, $50 BkOADWAf, COX
M sf Reade street. There Is institution in Broad
be at
tanned in Professor McuESKYS Academy Tho demon
STATIONS the different smphed and tho
applications exemphed as TO cause students to
make the most rapid progressin minimum time MT Nell
Bookkeeping Algebra Geometry Trgonometry Comic See
TONS Dierenal Integral Calculus &C. ine-
other similarly situated in New
York Students when examined by Mr. Nell and his
eistant perceive and detect how they have
posed upon tine current mechanical teachers who for
want being versed in mathematics have
principles and thus leave undeveoped those inteects
which, proper culture might materially benefit society
circulars at Il and - School open from to
q nic z. NJ.
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RUSSELL ". wEsrcorr, Auetio.s.r.

TOHN w. sOMERINDYKE. AUCrIoNEfR STORE
II Spruce street1Constabiss sale Of unfinished farni
tureOn Tuesday th inst at EOS Bowery 1t lOk o'clock
the balance Of the stock furniture win sold
]. w. SOMERINDYKE, Constable.
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HOUSE SALE OF HANDSOME FIRST CLASS FUR
niture velvet carpets French pier glasses panofte
&c-RUssELL W. WEsTC0TT, Auctioneer would cali
the special attention Of and those Of
elegant furniture and house furnishing articles
ton sale on Monday morning at 10Y o'clock precisely
No ~ Eighth four doors from Fourteenth
embracing all the furniture IN the above house Purchasers
assured that the sale will be positive rain shine
every article will be sold to the highest bidder Paror
niture consists of handsome rosewood panooe elegant
dalion backs crimson broestss very rich solid
carved rosewood etegere mirror doors and backs IS
yards rich carpet embroidered curtains and shades
sic cabinets and escrtoires Partisan and mosaic tables
reception and arm chairs, or%uu clock with masnhcent
bras marble stauctte including tho Crock Slave jewel
stands eompeteers de Also nber Of oval and
other paintings Of real merit richly framed and
mahogany marble top bureaus and washsands elegant
china toilet SETS oval and gilt mirrors French bedssads
with superior hair and pAlases TO- rosewood
and mahogany sofas rosewood mahogany and chairs
damask lounges, bureaus rockers wardrobes sofa bed
teads with about 100 yards through the house,
the basement furniture extension table elegant OF
silver ware rich china ivory eutlssy cut glass ware
eed English lever watch Catalogues at the house. Sale
A'"7s o''0'A RSTssEII " wEsrcorr Au.t,o,A.,
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A YOUNG LADY OF EDUCATION AND REFINE
IA mcnt, would like 20 procure situation
housckefpor in gentlemen family Address Miss JUL
Norton, Post Office.
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FINANCIAL.
GSO 0n0 TO LOAN-ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES
spOO.OOO jewelry &c, or bought for cash. Good city
negotiated. All business confidential Apply at the
importing and loan Office l2 Nassau street, Of Ann
room No. 2
pA.COV. Wanted to purchase, for cash, twenty or
thirty shares Of Cheshire Glass stock Any having
stock for sale will name the lowest cash price, Address
Herald Office.
&7 mn WANTED-A PARTNER FOR BROOKLYN,
Will be shown fortune be realized in q short time.
Apply At 1853 West Twenty seventh street, building
second floor
pCVU. sale on valuable invention, and only five hun
dred dollars required get good the pa
tenee including the Patent Office document Address
2,792 Post office.
A YOUNG LADY, WHO OCCUPIES A HIGHLY RE.
IA spectacle position in society," but whose
are somewhat embarrassed would like to loan Of party
$500 for which the best security be given. Please
dress X H., Herald Office
A WIDOW LADY WOULD LIKE TO MEET WITH
IA party who would loan her 500 for her busness She
will give the same for security Please address A. b.
Broadway Post Ofhcc, for two days, post paid
IN amount, on jewelry diamonds, pianos, merchandise
personal property or security Terms LIBERAL confidential
and SAFE Pacific Agency and Loan Association Pacific
Bank corner OF Broadway and Grand Large
champagne wine for sale at bargain.
VITANTED-BYA YOUNG WIDOW LADY THE LOAN
w Of $20O Good references given. Please address Mary
Herald Office.
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DANCING ACADEMIES

MOTHER NEW CLASS FOR GENTLEMEN -. nra
"A BaoQkEs IA now forming new clase at his assembly
rooms bl Droome street. for Tuesday evening
att o'clock All the fashionable dances taught In ons
course OF lessons o'' :" o"e
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MR.. OTTO MILLER, TEACHER OF PIANO AND SING
M ing, 80 Walker street, broadway continues to
give lessons &c lis residence those of his pupils For
further information please apply at his residence before IL
O'Clock A. NJ. by letter.
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A ssIsTANT EcoKKEEpERS SITUATION WANTED
n ny young man OF some experience. Salary
much ~ Of jeet as permanent. situation Address b. L.
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THE ADVERTISER TAKES FOUR BOYS, UNDER
eleven years of into his family and makes it hi.
business to them home with his Terms S55
annum Application from parents who wish place
con in the country under happy home Influences and
and physical training judicusy adapted the
will forwarded addressed box SAG Post Oee Hartford
Connecticut
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SALES AT AUCTION.


A UcTIoN sALE.THE CELLARS CONNECTED WITH
the s.,sr, pSss market ssongns 70 ne city snd
City Hal. for the term Of sss ye.rs from day
o he term: and ss y 80 Be
sainsd application at the Comptroller Once No Hail
A'e' JACOB A. wEsrERvELr. Mayor.
&c. T Tn1ca 'd ssssfssn,
WI sH7 xTssiTaS sa5 a. a; conn "a ID CONN.
n. CSnm Xsas r, Of . sn AZ Fund.
A H. NIcoLAY AUcTToNEER.-A. n NIcoLAY 4
Z o'clock At the stable in Plymouth street. Sswssn Main
.9d streets By order q the
vsses De- consisting Of two black horses about fifteen
high s9snd and kind to match Top
Sns wagon one one horse sleigh one two horse
sleigh robes wheeibrrows shove lot Of copper The
whole for absolute sale
kDWwARb SsfIAsTrzENIcH,
Late chief salesman Of II. II. Leeds 4 Co.
A II NICoLAY, AUcTIoNEER.-A H. NIcoLAY
O'clock the store sos Breadway the extensive stock q
Messrs Bachelor Glies declining retail trade being
Risssss BIDDER Tha ss
a. the factory Of
iron single medium and full sized bedsteads pat
r rss DO library DO music stools SrOea
d d and 3 spring
great variety garden seats and chairs scttee
.sss d and aovsp
tables elegant gilt and painted fancy and chess hail
Psyshs Fame, Dancing Girl and smaller ssurss,
and Isns sn an endless %
rety q every description Of articles to which the nanuas
lie Cha. the Whole stock viii sSssusIy sold the high
est bidder Messrs r. g. declining the retail trade. On
Ycoay Edward sinzsniah, late chief salesman Of Il.
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A TUTOR, EITHER ENGLISH
lrish, who is accustomed to teaching, and pa
of mpartDg thorough English education in ali it,
branches, including writing and arithmetic for
daily in private family Address Mr. Riyett 4S3 Broad
No. IL.
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(AsT-oFF cLoTHING.-soooo WORTH WANTED
Tho bshet price will be literally given current
money for large small lots Of good left clothing OF ev
cry description. Address through post call JAMES
MoRONEY at his second hand store, No IL Orange street.
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AN EXPERIENCED noOKxEEPER Is DESTROYS
"A OF ottainng employment during certain hours in the
nrenoon or aftc~noon. Speaks and writes tho English
French German aud Spanish languages Terms moderate
Pest Ofice.
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MARX wRAY. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE
TO- at 10Y O'Clock, at s4 Broadway, Gothic HALL smbrao-
ing large variety Of fashionable furniture For parcu
lars catalogues Ready for examination Of furniture
Tuesday morning.
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LOST AND FOUND.

l osT AND nAUTioN:-WAS LOST IN WASHING
- ton city, on the 10Th OF Februer coupon bond Al
Of the Ohio ana Railroad Company All per-
sons are cautioned against purchasing the and
hereby notified that suitable reward will be- paid for it,
return at the banking house of Chubb Brothors
ton City, ID. G. e
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DRoADwAY.-To LET-Two ROOMS ON THE FIRST
ID door evei with the street steps suitable for tailor
miliincr ladies' shoemaker any business Location
between and Spring streets broadway Apply
to DIR. Powell ocliist, 5a2 Broadway.
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FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET.-THE HOUSE NO 46l
Broome street only few doors from broadway, will
bc let unfurnished furnished desired, reasonable
terms from LIST of May next 1t contains fourteen rooms
Possc eeion of part Immediately.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
A PRIVATE FAMILY, HAVING TWO LARGE AND
IA comfortably furnished bedrooms the floor
spare wishes to lot them with full partial board to
temen who prefer respectable private and comfortable
home TO the hustle and Inconvenience Of either
public boarding house Apply at 504 Hudson street
FOR sALE-A THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE AND
lot No. l22 Eighteenth street. between Irving place
and Third house 2 by 50 deep built Ia the
hest manner with all the modern improvements Appy
20 DENNIS, on the premises, from to 10 A. NJ and
NEW MUSIC" THE POOR IRISH Boy BALLAD,
1N words by Eliza Cook music John Fraser ESQ This
is most charming ballad showing that pride Is fonnd be-
meath ragged we'll satin love Is even by
the fair esteemed Of worth than gold An rel Whis
rers song for soprano or tenor sung by Mrs Dillingham;
Bcstwick; Words 8. N. Peters, music Auxuste CockIe
Price % cents. Just published by HORACE WATERS ss3
Btoadwny Dealers Wishing to purchase any music pub.
hed In the United Sttes make con
nued supply my Issues will greatly 10 their
interest TO call or forward their orders Music by mail
postage free.
MIsCELLANEoUs.-AF FORTUNE FOR ALL WILL
I'VE send plain Instructions 70 enable any person Of
Oh airy abilities to realize from $40 $50 per week upon
Metropolitan Post Office, 1G2 Ninth street.
SPIRITUAL MANIFEsTATI0Ns-T b. HENRY
~ spirit medium, will receive visters at 43 Broadway
corr CT Of Lspenard street. afternoon and evening
from 10 and from TX TO 10 o'clock NJ The manifesto
TORS and answers are good and satisfactory Admission
5Ssnts.
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INVOICE OF CL0THJNG..ABOUT $1,000 CONSIST
ing coats vests and pants selected for the Caforn
market, will be sold bargain Cali sas0 - Il West 80
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
PERSON AL.

PERSONAL.
N INTERESTING FEMALE INFANT TEN WEEKS
n old that has lost both its parents will BIO given
lady either In the city country who will be kind
adopt IS her It has been accustomed to TIL
breast since Its birth. Address Infant Herald Office