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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-28

afflicted with badness and gray hair, when by
slant application Of Bogles hyperion fluid they can
procure permanent remedyS Why should feminine
and masculine beauty be marred rendered odous by
the wearing Of red sandy colored hair whilst Bogles
premium electric hair dye is at their command These
articles arc harmless in their nature but entirely
cessiul their intended results and may be had with
,ee's other preparations, OF the inventor, VIM. 30
GLE 81. Washington street Boston. Sold in New York
by a. b. II. sands. 100 Fulton street. Charles Ring
Co., and Rusbton Clark Co., broadway; Clickener
Co., 81 Barclay street; and chemists and pcrfdmers
throu ghout the world.
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TNOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-THE UNITED
I States mail steamship UNION, r. Adams command
err will leave for Havre, touching at southampton
land the mails and passengers, Saturday, December
10th, at II o'clock from pier No 81 North River, foot
of Beach street. Price Of passage first cabin $3.50
cond do, $75. Luggage Santed during the yoy age
should be sent on board thdsy before sailing marked
I" below" No freight Will be taken after Thursday
December 18th For freight passage apply to MORT
MER LIVINGSTON. AGENT So Broadway
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A YOUNG LADY GAN AMERICANA WANTS 10 AT
N tend store she perfectly understands the confcc-
tcnery business objection to travel has reference.
Apply at 90 Eleventh street. first floor, front room.
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NOR CHAITER-THE STEAMER NORwALR.--IN.
Is quire PC. MCNEIL, No. Hall Of Records.
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tt OK FOR SALE FOR ONLY s25, A LIGHT,
EZC. pleasant cash business, that requires but
small capital carry it and be made to pay So
10 So day; suitable for travelling home. Apply at
No Catherine street, Of Division, IL, up
stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-28

Ears, Elegant, Fashionable, Comfortable
asd CheapSuperb furs, selected with especial and
nice discrimination, be found At either OF KNOWS
establishments at 533 Broadway lbs Fulton street.
and II the ladies wish TO "setn at moderate
price, they should not fail tn deal with him Remember
costs nothing to examine these magnificent articles,
and therefore hope lady readers in want OF furs
win at least make him visit Ills prices viii make them
purchasers.
The Winter Style for is5l-5 Is Of the most
elegant shape and perfect proportions it gives to the
wearer grace and finish hitherto uneQnaled The.
style Of hat 10 which allude may be obtained by
leaving your order with EsPENSCHED Halter lis Mas
street.
Anscn's Dagucrreotypcs-Largc Size for %
eauts cclored and in rich case twice the size taken
fo- 30 cents and equal in quality and size to any that
ar made elsewhere, for 81. ANS0N'S $50 Broadway,
opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
Three Shilling Large Size COlorcd Dngner-
reetypes first class pictures and handsomely finished,
at 435 Broadway, corner OF Howard street
GARBANATI, Artist.
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TINTED STATES MAI. STEAMSHIP COMPANy--FO
u Havana and New Orleans.-On Saturday, Dec. 2
at O'Clock r. NJ from pier foot Of Warren street. North
river by the well known and avorte steamship EMPIRE
CITY, Capt. H. Wndle. Passage be secured at the
company's Office Freight to New Orleans, thirty cents
per cubic foot Specie only taken freight Havana
Shippers win be supplied with blank bills Of apg OF
the form signed by the company application at their
Office No other forms signed, and no bills Of lading will
sage apply at the Office of the company III West street.
corner Of Warren. H. O. ROBERTS.
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DAGATEILE BOARD FOR SALE-A FOLDING BA-
gatele board feet long, feet BROAD balls x inches
diameter, three and mace in perfect order, and
nearly Was made to order for the Price
$50. Inquire of W. MILLER, Trinity place, corner of
Thames street, up stairs.
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DAHQUIOQUE BANK, DANBuRY, CONN, REDEEM.
IL ed at n per cent, by CHAs. b. GRANNIss, 65
Wall street.
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DRUG STORE FOR SAIE-A LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL
fitted up store well stocked with drugs, perfumcry,
and fancy articles The store is situated
and Of the greatest thoroughfares in the city
excellent location for physician German druggist.
Address James, Herald office.
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SHIPPING.
T>OR CHARLESTON, s. C.-THE SUPERIOR SIDE
II wheel steamship QUAKER CITY, J. II. Hodgdon,
commander will leave Philadelphia for Charleston e.,
on Saturday. December 3D. at 10 O'Clock A. M Cabin
passage, 500 Storage do, 81 Apply to HERON h
MARTIN, No 81 u North Wharves, Philadelphia.
T,OR FORr0IK, PETERSBURG, AND RICHMOND
IL The United States mail steamship ROANOKE,
T. Skinner, commander, will leave pier No. Is North
river saturday, Dec 2, at 3o'clock p M; will
rive in Norfolk the next afternoon, and Petersburg and
Richmond the following morning. From Norfolk, pas
sengers for the South proceed BY railroad direct with
through tickets from Weldon to Wilmington, Augusta,
&C. Passage and fare TO Norfolk g. TO Petersburg and
Richmond, $40. Steerage half price. Apply to
LUDLAM PLEASANTS 80 Broadway.
LNOR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICTIMOND-THE
II steamship ROANOKE, Capt. Skinner, Is now load
ing at pier ID North river for the above ports and sails
ON Saturday afternoon, at O'Clock.
LUDIAM PEASANTS, % Broadway.
TN0R CHARTER-THE STEAMER NORwALR.--IN.
Is quire ofC. MCNEIL, No. ball Of Records.
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DEPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRANCIsCO.--I.OWEsT
IL rates and observation-disclosures per clipper ship
GOV. MORTON, Capt John Burgess, will please
pete their engagements at once and hand ia their bills
Of adng for signature This favorite ship has nearly
the whole OF her cargo engaged and going rapidly
board at pier &c East river shippers to San francisco
will please observe that the vessels Of line finish
their loading in ten to fifteen days after coming to the
BERTH being detained for the OF freight, but
have prompt despatch. For the balance OF fifty to
hundred tons dsengaged, apply to SUTTON n CO., 81
street.
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dN q OAn WANTED, A PARTNER IN THE
pA OOO. shipping and commission business;
lt,ust be active and Industrious, with thorough
knowledge OF business. good opportunity for smart
man. Address Steamboat, Herald Office.
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DARIs FEATHERS AND FEATHER TRIMMINGS
l. beaver felt and plush bonnets.-Just received
100 dozen black ostrich tips;
50 dozen mixed colored ostrich tips
20 dozen white, black and coldres feather trimmings
so dozen beaver bonnets;
100 dozen plush bonnets
which, together with large stock of French flowers
ribbons &c, will be sold low for cash. HOMER
KETCHuM, "a and GO John street, corner of William.
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MONEY TO LOAN-ON WINES AND SPIRITS IN
IXI bond, diamonds, plate, watches, drygosds and
every description Of personal property, purchased
Business prompt and confidential. Apply to CASEY &
CONlEf at the Empire loan and agency Office, 12S Mas
sau street, opposite the Nassau Bank.
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Crlstadoro's Hair Dye.-Thls Splendid Dye
has equal in the world The tnts impaired by it to
the hair those of nature. Sold wholesale and retail
and applied at CRISTADOR0'S, No. 6 Aston HOUSE.
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4 RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A STU
IN alton cbambermaid; is good washer and IRON
the best Of city reference from her last place. Please
call at 12S West Twenty first street. Seventh
nue., for two days.
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VNooDDURY BANK, CONN, NOV. is, ls5s.-THE
w bills Of the Woodbury. Hank Connecticut win
be received BY lhe Mercantile Bsrl, View York. pa.
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DONDs AND MORTGAGES ON CITY PROPERTY WILL
ID be purchased by JOHN y. MURRAY, II Old slip,
corner of Water street. Also Third and Sixth Avenue
Railway shares, and three shares Academy Of Music,
wanted.
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TINTED STATES MAIL LINE FOR CALF OIN1A, VIA
u Aspinwan and Panama Railroad.--0n TUESDAY,
Dec at O'Clock r. M from the foot Of Warren street.
North river, will be dispatched the fleet steamship
GEORGE LAW, Capt G. v. Fox, y. s. n, to cennect at
spare boat always kept at Panama, to prevent dctcn-
ton in Of accidIt. No express freight received
after o'clock tho sailing day. For passage, apply at
the company Office, III West street, to
J. w. RAYMOND.
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DRUG STORE FOR SAIE-A RETAIL DRUG STORE,
~ doing good business and admirably suited for
physician. One OF the best chances in the city to
make money; will he sold low, the proprietor is
PEELED to dispose Of it. Those wishing purchase
address with real name and prepaid wm M. T., Chat
ham square Post Office
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NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE
IN via Nicaragua.-The Accessory Transit Company
OF Nicaragua, proprieorsThe splendid double engine
steamship sTAk or THE WEST, (2,ooo tons burthen,)
river at O'Clock p. NJ precisely, for Punta Arenas,
Tuesday, December II, connecting with the favortc
the Nicaragua Transit route having but twelve miles Of
land transportation by firstcsss carriages. These
steamers unsurpassed in their ventilation and
commodations For information passage, apply only
TO CHARLES MORGAN, agent No. Bowling Green. Let
ter bag made mp at the Office Letters 20 cents per half
ounce.
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Mems and Boys Clothing-Closlng Sales
We closing out took of winter clothing at
&c atty reduced prices to make for spring goods
BOUGHTON KNAPP, 10 Cortlandt street.
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uRY GOODS. &C.

gsssr 49, ~
4 nnn FALL RIVER COMFORTABIES, FOR
leUUO beds, seven Sizes all filled with pure cot
ton and well made. Prices range from 81 upwards (no
dcyiaon Also large stock Of Blankets at low prices
Also lot Of country made flannel at only Is 3D. yard,
by THOS. TATE SO Canal street. corner Greenwich.
THIRD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., EMBROIi,E
LtC res. Mrs. Gaynor having such o number Of
lady patrons flor her celebrated Paris corscts) las
been induced by solicitations to connect with
them embrodeies she therefore begs to acquant her
customers that she has just received her first mporta
ton and them she (under the arrangements
she has made in Europe) sell embroderes 30 per cent
cheaper than retailers who purchase them in this
ket the two she has opened consist OF under
handkerchief chemsetes collars, bands and sleeves
As Third avenue. near Tenth street.
= THIRD AvENUE-IMPORTED W0vE C0RSETS.-
tC Ladies should remember that Mrs. GAYNORS
best Paris corsets manufactured expressly for
her; and that for elegance and In fitting they
unsurpassed, while her prices only half usually
charged. No. As Third avenue, near Tenth street.
DRUsSEIS LACES.-A SUPERB ASSORTMENT OF
I'D rich laces black thread veils and Paris embroide-
res Just received and offered at manufacturers prcea
MILLER GRANT, 81 Broadway.
TNLOUNCED SILK ROBES
liz OF the latest Partisan styles
In cartons, at very moderate prices,
win be exhibited on Monday.
A. T. STEWART CO, Broadway.
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COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE - DISSOLUTION. - THE
~ partnership heretofore existing between the sub
scrbers is dissolved by mutual consent The business
Of the late firm win be settled by William H. Tiers, who
win continue the business heretofore.
WIN. NJ. TIERS.
WIN. A. LILIIENDAHI.
New York November 81 1854
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HARMS FOR SAIE-TWO FARMS OF ABOUT 100
il acres, with good houses and oil necessary build
,ngs fruit Of all kinds and well watered hour from
New York. by the New York and Philadelphia railroad
minutes walk Of the depot at Uniontown, New Jersey;
timber buildings worth all the money asked; terms
easy. Apply on the premises to WIN. B. BARNES, pro-
prietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-28

Elegant Model Pianos and nIelodeOns.-'rhe
immense assortment of celebSaed pianos and melodeons
constantly in store at the great musical of
HORACE WATERS, 1888 Broadway, and the extremely
low prices at which they sold presents greater
ducements to buyers than possibly be had Of any
other house in the United States Among the many well
known makers Of pianos those of I. Gilbert Co.'s
with without The beautiful Roleon attachment: Horace
Waters pianos, celebrated for their great perfection IN
every desirable point Of tsne and finish Hallet Cum
ston's (of the old firm Of Hallett Coz, &C. Second
hand pianos great bargains-prices from $40 $780,
Pianos to rent. Cash paid for second hand pianos.
HORACE WATERS, 333 Broadway.
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Government Stock Bank, Michigan, taken
at SO cents the dollar Washtenaw So Lewis County
20; Indiana banks co. Eighth Avenue, par; Milford, 15
ut EVANS clothing warehouse, Sc and 6S Fulton street
Lace and Muslin Curtains from Auction
kelly FERGUSON, No. 2s9ll Broadway, and No. "a
Reade street. have hand 90 900 lace and muslin
tans bought Mt auction at great sacrifice, and will
sch the same for few days at great bargains, full 20 per
cent less than the original cost Of importation. Go
~, tor this is opportunity Also, the largest stock
Of window shades and gilt cornices in the city, all OF
which must be sold cheap
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T,OR SALOON VERY FAVORABLE TERMS THE
building and interest of first class high school in
Washington city, paying about 1900 per year. For
full particulars apply in person by letter to EMERSON
W. KEYES, Union square real estate Office, Of
Fourth avenue and Seventeenth street.
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VIZ ANTED-A PARTNER, WITH ABOUT 81, 600 TO
w $4,000, to engage in the Wholesale manufacturing
business in the lower part Of the city the business is
Of long standing has good cash custom and doing
large trade Satisfactory reference required. The
Nor partner is about retiring from the business. Apply
to w. H., room Is Greenwich avenue
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YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION 10 DO
IA chamberwork or take care Of children. She can
give good reference Has objection to 60 short dis
lance in the country Please address j. A. or call at 10
Greene street, for two days.
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A RESPECTABLE WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION
N plain cook, washer and roner in a small private
family Has objection to go little distance in the
country Good city reference given required Pleas
call at 20 Warren street. between Hicks and Columbia
Streets South Brooklyn, for two days.
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A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITC-
IN alton to take OF children, to do plain
ing chamberwork is willing to make herself generally
useful. Please call at 10 North Moore street
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YOUNG AMERICAN LADY WISHES SITUATION
IA q nursery governess. Please address Sarah E.,
Chatham square Post Office, for three days.
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NTONEy.-CASH LITERALLY ADVANCED. IN SUMS
Xl TO suit applicants every dcscript ton of pro.
perty rents collected business procured and disposed
o ~ the agency and loan Office, 304 Broadway corner
OF Duane street. second foor room No o. The strctest
confidence and honor Iaay be relied upon.
as MCLAUGHLIN A. O,NEUJ
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gNO OnO TO ST., 900 WANTED IMMEDIATELY
NC.OVV in a business that will ray 100 per
amount invested This Is a splendid chance,
without risk party with the above amount may al.
dress Security, Rcrald Office.
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DOYAL MAIL erEAMsIip ASIA, FOR LIVERPOOL
III The Asia, r. O. Lott, commander WI sail from
the Companys Dock, at Jersey City with the mails and
passengers for Europe ON "Wednesday the 10th instant
board by l1S O'Clock A. NJ. The Africa win sail on
the 18th December.
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A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GERMAN WOMAN DE-
N sircs situation in private family TO do cham
herwork and plain sewing, chamberwork and waiting
Best Of reference given. Please call at No 40 west
Thirteenth street. up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-28

OOn SHARES BROOKLYN CITY RAILROAD FOF
LUO saIe at PR and in lots Of fifty shares each
Aodress r. g X. r.. Herald Office.
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A YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION As CHAM
IA bermaid and nurse. Has good city references
Please call opposite So Baltic street, Brooklyn in the
of the lot.
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A COMPETENT SEAAisTRESS WANTS SITUATION
N In private family, has been accustomed to ali kinds
family sewing cutting and making chilren's dresses
in the newest fashion would assist lady in her domes
tic duties, make herself otherwise useful IL Pro-
tesant note addressed for two days to Seamsress,
307 Sixth avenue, of Nineteenth street, will meet
with immediate attention.
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GNOS n FOR SALE THE HALF INTEREST OF AN
DeCCU odd established business: Is netting from
5000 to $4,000 per The business is done
cusvey for cash, with little risk. Reasons for
selling, i'll health Apply Immediately at 102 Nassau
street, room No. Q. PCRDY & CO.
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tt . EOA PARTNER WANTED, WITH so, $780,
DAsCOUs in manufacturing business in this
city Business safe and permanent and profits large
To man of business habits, rare opportunity. AL
dress Iron, box 1872 Herald Office stating where TO be
seen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-28

THE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
Company intend sailing their favorite steamships-
CITY OF MANCHESTER. g l25 tons. Capt IWyus.
CITY OF OF, B b nsw S esS " Capt L..
KANGAROO ..................lgH Capt
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oil 400 FOR SALE, STOCK AND FIXTURES
ble4OU, OF a crockery and lamp store, located
in central part Of the best business up town
also, small cotton manufacturing business at very
reasonable terms. Address L. NJ. D., Herald Office.
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cash ADVANCED AND LOANED TO ANY AMOUNT
~ On diamonds, Watches jcwelry, plate valuable
and personal property, bought for highest cash
prices. X WOOD, broker and commission merchant, 90
Fulton street. second floor front from A. NJ to
4P.H
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A FIRST CLASS COOK WISHES A SITUATION IN A
IA private family, who take the entire charge
OF the Kitchen and understands the baking Of bread
cake &c Can produce the very best of city reference
10 character and capabv Can be seen for one wee
At ISL University place, corner of Twelfth street.
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cUrAfx'sn A1n sAsE- NUrsUsSs.

OK 900 WANTED.-A CAPITALIST, ACTIVE
bCsOOU silent with this cash amount, in
all exclusyestaple manufacturing business Of the
most important in this country, having large and profit
able orders ahead, will realize fortune. For an inter
view, address box 2 $50 Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-28

$780, assas Capital to Pt aa II the WITH y saas
business, well established Address B. c. A., Herald
Office.
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4 RESPECTABLE MIDDLE AGED ENGLISH WOMAN
N wishes situation in a small family, . house
keeper to attend invalid Good reference give
No objection to the country Apply for two days 50
Watts street, up stairs.
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FIN ANC1A2..

dtHn OOn TO IOAN-ON DIAMONDS,
DOOsOCU watches, jewelry, segars, bought
fur cash. Business notes, city stock bonds and mort
cages negotiated, real estate bought, sold aud
changed. CHEESEMAN BItlSTED 4 CO.,
Brokers' SO John street, corner of Nassau.
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A UsTRAIIA PIONEER ILNE-CARRYiNG UNITED
~ States Mail.
Clipper ship WINDwARD, for Melbourne, from Pier
No. s, L. r., with immediate despatch.
Clipper ship TROPIC for Sidney, from Pier No. l., En-,
with immediate despatch.
Clipper ship OCEAN QUEEN, to succeed the Tropic,
and sail Goth December.
For freight passage, apply to r. W. CAMERON ZIG
Wall street.
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G1.OOO A PARTNER WANTED, WITH THE
Dl.OOO. above amount in cash, in business
paying from one to twenty per cent Extensive orders
hand, and sales be made to any extent the bust
being adapted to several branches OF trade. Full
particulars by leaving note with W. W., Herald
Office, with real name and place where interview may
be had.
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A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LINE, CAR
"A rying United States mails--The subscriber, under
contract with the government OF New South Wales Is
prepared to convey passengers in the clipper ship
TROPIC, to Sydney paying part passage here, balance
paid after arrival and employment guaranteed at
rent rate of wages, which enormous
Z. w. CAMERON. l16 Wall street.
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A FRENCH WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS PRO-
IA fessed cook; would suit hotel restaurant board
ing house Or private family understands her business
make herself useful The best city given from
her last place. Apply at 2l7 Centre street. in the
basement, for three days.
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A REsPECTABhE YOUNG GERMAN GIRL WISHES A
N good situation. She understands plain sewing
millinery and dressmaking. She IL also a good ironer
She talk but little English. Can be seen ut 3l5
Bowcry, second floor in front.
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opern cloalss, NIo.re Antique, velvet, Satin

The Rabble Family appear this Evening I'm
the popular pantominc of Chimpanzee,' The Death
OF Jocko;' also, variety OF Ethiopian performances,
bnresques and dances by Warden, Boyd &c.; La Petite
Christina and Mdle Viola.
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ttOOO WANTED, A GENTLEMAN TO JOIN As
DCUOs partner in one of the pleasantcst and
most profitable business that America produced.
Any person with this amount and having confidence in
himself business man, can have opportunity Of
making fortune by applying to c. Mcmahon, 176 Chat
ham street.
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GOOD CONTRALTO, GADY,) WANTS A SITUA
N ton to sing in Of the churches of this city
Address NJ. c. r., Herald Office