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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-19

TlBEAP AND VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR
~ sae-One handsome three story house in Twenty
seventh street. Ninth avenue, with all modern i'm
prove ments, $50; also model three story English
basement house In the best part Of Thrtisth street.
Ninth avenue several first class brown stone front
houses, located on Twenty second street, Chelsea
square, finished in the best possible manner with every
modern Improvement also a number Of houses In differ
emit parts OF the city for sale easy terms by f.
WILLIAMS SON, 500 Eighth avenue and daily from
to at lis Chambers street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-19

WET NURsE.-svTUATIoN WANTED BY RE-
w spectacle married woman who has lost her baby
She can be for two days. not engaged at No. 10
Troy street. near Greenwich avenue. Can give the best
Of CITY reference.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-19
THE MILITARY.

r IGHT GUARD.-HEAD QUARTERS, LAFAYETTE
IL Hail.-A special mtet'ng OF the corps viii be hell
at the Armory this evening, February 49, at o'clock
Members requested to be punctua in their attend
ance. JN0. Z. C0SSART, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-19
FINANCIAL.

@SgA nnn TO LOAN ON DIAMONDS, wAfUa-
GCOOsOOUes , jewelry, re, or bough.for cAah.
Pod city stocks, nstes, bonds apd mortgages bs Of s
shange, &C., negotiated. Business conadsntsd, And
promptly execntsd ut lo2 Nasrau street. room No. q
THOMPSON q co.. brokers and commission merchants.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-19

WANTEp-A SITUATION BY RrspEcrABIl
w young girl as chambsrmaid, and would assist il
washing and ironing or would 70 children's nurse
and do plain sewing objection 10 town or country
or to travel to any part Good city reference Pleas
eau or address note for A. G.. No. 81 West Thirteenth
days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-19

WANTED-BY YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATrO,
w to do Cham berwork and fine washing and ironing
or sewing Is willing 10 go to the country The best o
reference given. Can be for two days Please Il
call OF No. 90, West Nneteenth street in roar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-19

VTTANTED-BY RESPECTABLE SCOTCH WOMAN
w situation first rate cook; ia excellent
5aker, has objection to assist in the washing and
roning good city reference. Apply at 227 Fast Nine
teenh street. near the Second avenue please apply for
two DAYS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-19

~ girls, one as chambermaid and to take care Of
CHILDREN and plain sewing objection to fine washing
and ironing. The other to cook, wash and iron, and
make herself generally useful Please call or address
for two days No. Howard street. in the rear second
floor, front room.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-19

e A CLINTON PLACE-To RENT, FURNISHED, UN.
Of til May 1855. Immediate possession given
Apply between and II o'clock, AN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-19

VyANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECrABLE
w girl, rs chambermad and seamstress; objection
10 the Of children and is capable Of filing either
sttuatsn Can be her last employers, No. rs
Abingdon place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-19

IvORsALE-THE STOCK, FIXTURES AND GOOD WILL
Il 81 regular licensed drinking saloon Does tie most
business Of any place for the prise in the city Re-
cepts from sl2 to $40 per day Inquire at corner OF
Howard and Mercer streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-19

WANTED-A SITUATION, BY PROTESTANT w0.
w man, as seamstress; is good dressmaker aud
plain sewer is capable of cutting and making chdrens
dresses permanent situation required, would work
out BY the day or month Apply at SO East Eighteenth
street for two days. Best of city reference given
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-19

RIO LFAsE--TBE HOUSES 62s AND go BROADWAY.
j between Houston and Bleect4r streets The lots
extend to Crosby street Either tor short period %
long term. Apply to J. B. GLEhTWoaTH Eco, No.
Broad street +
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-19

"ANTED-BY YOUNG WOMAN A SITUATION
w to 90 general housework, in private family; is
hrst rate washer and onor, has fha best OF city re-
ference Can be days e 1o7 Forsyth street
between Houston and Stanton. 1is = ~ ~ -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-19

rOUNTRY RESIDENCE TO LET, EIGHT AND HALF
~ miles from the City Hall, with stable AMI every
other sdaton excellent garden, with fruit
trees. Apply to J. NJ. BRADHUsT, on the premises
Tenth avenue and i46th street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-19

DR0ADWAY PROPERTY SHORES AGO AND 40sH
Id Broadway to let lease; best loo alton on the
street for any business also upper part of house 400
Broadway, row occupied as milluery-suitable for
any business also story OF 3oI Broad good
Location Apply TO A. NJ. X. DAVIES, 1877 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-19
INSTRUCTION.

q = BOOKKEEPING, WRITING. ARITHMETIC
WC. Mr.. D0LBEAR, 900 Broadway, corner OF Houstos
street. Is forming bis last 50 class for practical doubs
entry Tickets may be secured this day. and the lessons
taken at pleasure Those who neglect this osr win Be
charged the regular price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-19

A PARTNER WANTED-wITH FROM SO, 900 TO 81, 900,
"A in Of the best moLey making businesses in this
city: well established AS much the amount wanted
has been expended already and with this addition in
dependent fortune be made. Apply At 2l2 Broad
way, room 10. Hustled BROWN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-19

GSOO "A GENTLEMAN, WITH THIS AMOUNT
ADCOOs in ready cash, can have SIS per week,
also board and expenses, payable weekly to travel
agent can have onerd interest cash enterprise
hat viii net him $50 per week at least Address J. H.
b. Broadway Post Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-19

NTTANTED-AN AMERICAN WOMAN AS NURSE FOR
w an old gentleman who Is very and needa at
tenon to who understands the care of such per.
son. fair compensation will be paid Apply at the drug
store corner of Rutgers and Monroe Streets for two
days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-19

VIyANTED-A SITUATION, BY A NEAT YOUNG
w girl II years Of age, childrens and cham
bermaid Is good plain sewer capable OF washing and
ironing Tor the nursery TO- do light small
family, or with lady who boards. Has ak months city
reference from her last place WIZ take four dollars
back room, for two DAYS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-19

n s)i0NLY.-wRITING FOR LADIES GLASSES, BOOK
Ol keeping, commercial arithmetic &C., at reduced
prices all this week, at Mr. PAINES 267 Grad
cesrous of improvement or whose early educatio
has been neglected will find these lessons peculiarly
adapted to the r wants. - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-19

NyANrED-AN ENGLISH GIRL, TO GO SHORT
w distance In the country, TO do chambsrwork aud
take care Of children must be sbe to produce the
best references both for honesty and capacity Such
person may hear Of good situation by addressing Coun
try, Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-19

UTANTED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECT ABLE GER
w man Protestant girl, cook, washer and ironer,
general houseworker. Call at 19j< Stanton street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-19

DR0ADwAY DAGUERREAN GALLERY, TO LET OR
ID lease.-The two floors occupied by Mr. Hutch
inps 1896 Broadway daguerrean Best 10 .Ation
on Broadway FOR that business Apply to A. NJ. r.
DAVIES 397 Broad wey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-19

TS0R SAIE-F0UR NEW ENGLISH HIGH BASEMENT
~ houses, situated on the north SIDE OF Thirty fifth
street. between two railroads, the Eighth and Ninth
such gas, baths, speaking tubes bells and dumb
walters. II sold, 5000 remain on EACH or they
win be rented TO suitable tenant Apply to Samuel
Sparks, the premises, house No. 2I6 or 10 W. E. &
G. SPARKS, 50 Lexington avenue, corner Of Twenty.
seventh street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-19

VIvASTEp-BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUATION
wv to do general house work in a small private fami.
" ia good plain cook washer andironer waiter,
or take children. Apply at No. 26Kug street
Monday aud Tuesday. Can give good reference.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-19

VXTANTED TO PURCHASE, IN THE CITY OF WILL
w Harrisburg. small genteel frame house with two
lots running from street to street. south Of Grand Any
having such property to dispose Of Mt low figure
may and purchaser, by addressing line, stating full
particulars as to price, location, &C., to Williamsburg,
Herald Office,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-19

il four story brown stone front house No IS west
fbfy-sscond street, near Fifth avenue 5uilt By Ga,
,vusr In The most tasteful and subssnt manner for
is own eceupsncy Size OF house. IS by "a feet pris,
tlsoN. Enquire OF the owner, No. is Wet Thirty.
neoni s'rcet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-19

MCnn A PARTNER, WITH THIS AMOUNT, CAN
DCOU. join the advertiser in a safe aud sure pay.
ing business There is risk good security win be
given for the money invested. 500 day can be real
ICED, clear preHt. Please CALL after 10 A. NJ, at 609
Bowery, second floor, room No. 1.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-19

fJ,0 LET OR LEAsE-THE FEED STORE NORTHWEST
j. corner Of Tenth avenue ana Twenty sixth street
having occupied seyersl years for thst purpsss
with stable of lot Size OF store 3ox3O feet Ap
ply at the coal cffce 249 Tenth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-19

"A buy at sight for cash, merchandise, diamonds,
jewelry plate personal property Of any description
in from ten dollars upwards at the Old established
responsible Pacific Office over Pacific Bank, corner
Broadway and Grand street Terms liberal conHdeutial
and safe-no hu nbug. ~ Sal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-19

T,OR SALE, EXCHANGE, OR TO LET, TIE TWO
Il story and attic brick house. $50 Delaney street.
house is wanted the Third or Fourth Avenue rail
roads, also to let the building SO Canal street. suitable
for workshop Apply at the stable "a Canal street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-13
V,HE UNIVERSAL PARIS EXHIBITION

FIRsr-RATE HOUSES IN PARIS.
sLKS-The very fashions, n,ade-up articles,
PAGE" the old-estsbIshed house Of Nouier, Richer
Auzouy, IS Rue yiyiennei Savage, Broshes Lepre-
observation-disclosures, Rue Nepars-Biby Linen, We'd
ding Suits, and all articles connected with Ladies'
MILLINERY-Hesd- Dresses and Court Ornaments, Beau
Sr9n' q Rue Nesve e A1su1tin
turer Of White and Black Lace and French Cshemire
shawis, China Crspe; Frainais Gramasnas, 81 Rue
Fsydeau, and 81 Rec Richelieu
sTAYsHyppolite, psi ty the Empress Rue de Ia Psir.
TILMAN-Arfcial Flowers, patented BY the Empress, oi
GLOVES AND CRAvATs-Prvst 40 Rue Neuve ST. Aasustin
AT "UNIvERsPatentee for tie special manufacture Of
SHIRTS is Boulevard POissonniere. corner Of the Rue
Rousemonti large assortment Of the newest CUT both
UMBRELLAs-Parssols, Waking Sticks, and Riding Whips,
CHOICE p h ETg s sssy ss ssa
LIE ROY SON Wsteh and Clock Makers to The Navy for
nerly to the King. Chrop0meters and Watches, rrev-
cling Clocks; received Medal. At French and London
Exhibitions Paris, Gslere Montpenser, Palais Royal,
MARREr 10 jaRRY BRoTHERs, Jewelers.. Goa and SD
yermiths IS Rue v,ienne corespcadssan - ss"
S Msh's s.4,s. s Geo. No tas c
Bronres &c, is2 10 is4 Gslehe vsiOis, PLsi' Royal
oDloT Cold and silver smith D Rue Base d. Rs@gss
IEMONNIER Jeweer and Worker in sir removes T 90
q the appropriation from da Cog Sc ~ nG r1
P. s:Ss sd S s:ds si sss lss Neal
SUISSE BROTHERS Bronze Msnsa.c'''''
H. pAPE is kns d.s Boas En.n .ud 10 Rae De vso the
inventor Of ,so: x 81 sss Esd. Decorator.
nd ssysr.l Fr.s Prsss, .. the various Exaihisioua
oPT1c-chev sier. infsuesI, IS Pses =, az Po1s Nsrf
REsINGk JsGs' q Rae Dc : Ps1 Wines Hqssn Tea
a. droesry' Sole Agent q Doneeg xsres
Il Iiss q Brasil II Bous,srd dss s.asas y
ss,ss s.. Rss % s:., g g.
~ III Rem ted fIri fs mum <uxitv
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4 BOOK FULL OF WIT AND HUMDh.-
NEARLY READY
THE WINKL ES:
An American Picture
PORTRAITS THE NATIVES.
~w,rn X % ihs AnShSF s C
Two vols 2no-PsPer, 75e; or vol e lSHd W,..,-,
sceres has been BY critic. the most witty and
took American pen OF The sutno. pEevSa'
''O>' ''-.'' CHAR1tTIRs OF TaE STORY:
EDITH WnKLE-The Merry Widow. 49,,
WALTtR-her Rsttli,g SOD; 4" hnow,sothins
LUcY-Her Daughter, in love with NJ. Lowe.
Miss wILsoME WISKLE-An Old Mac si'tern'a" OF 'hs
KApoITos WISKLT-Broher Of some and aMOnonaniae
on the subject of he Great Nspolson's Battles
RALFH RoLAsD-lnsfruneut " thu Jesuits-
Col S on I the "a VICE. Sss o. sporting
JOHN DowLYAn Old Bachelor, Mononansc on his flrs'
EDwARD Lowr-Ean Of Hilton; ineosnito.
BELL AND BLANCHE AzUM-Ri,h daush;ers OF retired Pat
Susan md SALLY cRrpLE-Daushters OF rieh Brewer
Or. NITRE.
Mrs. N-yirgnis's Aunt
Mss GRsELDA GussET-A retired Miiner, aerward Mrs
Mrs XcRrp-N. W.. TIousekeeper
HAROLD PoLLES-A Poet.
Tes sSorsos"son of Banker; MonomaniAc on Beluty.
Dick BLATrER-his Clerk.
SERGEANT BLoRH-Nspoleon's Chief Subordinate.
OLD DIBBLE-Wdows Gardener
DAyY-Hs Son.
BIpDY BAGGLE--Nidow's Med
BILL DIZzLE-The Frog-cateher.
ABRAHAM LABAs-Jew.
DAVID DEAL-Quaker Speculate.
Mr. McCRABBED-Scotchmsn
EDiTB--His Sister
Mr.. BAwsoN-Sootoh Lawyer.
DIVA King Charles Spaniel
GEORGE PAREE-SoutheIn Student.
PKoFEssoR PokT.
HIS DAUGHTERS
Mr.. GLAsS-An Actor.
DELIA-H Laughter.
Mrs EDwAgDs-Lowes Housekeeper
PATTY O'PAN-His Cook
DR. PRANGLE-Of Batbleton-
Mr.. PLAsTIC-POlitcian,
FLORA BLouSi-The widows Sister, living in New-Yorki
Monoma niac on Novel Reading.
MILNok 4 Co-New-iOTkers.
DR. McGAB-SCotch Physician.
Mrs. LAuREL-Monom ansc OF Arstocracy.
Col. BALM nomaniGc on Duels.
COUNTESS HILTos-Lowt's Mother.
MRS. HosoRIA FIMBLF-Inlumeut Of the Jesuts
PATRICK McCLUsKY-BaIkee ping office seeker
Mr.. bELL-Ofice holder.
MR.. BOOZLE-frvate Secretary 20 Secretary OF state.
FATHER XAvIER-Sesuit Chief.
PREsIprKT u. ;. SECRETARIES, SENATORS, and others
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GperiaJ Mniires.

Post-Ohce Notice.-Tbe MAILS for EUROPE per Uni
ted stes chip PACIFIC will cose 81 the ONCE on
WEDEESDAY, the 18Th day of June, at Iet o'clock AM
ISAAC V. FOWLER, Postmaster
United States Mail Inconsistencies, New.
york lime l655-1he having authorized
IN the number Of Jokes .ati0nea
t CITY for reception lett be forwarded IN the mails
or delivered ia the city; and having also directed That sach
Bo,es he opened their ooBens brought 10 tins Once tour
tit d.. aud the delivery BY carriers OF mail and cty
letters be eas three times day IN every part OF the
civ south OF 6bsNotce hereby perSons desrng
Lcxs their business Tor The accom-
moaon their and neighb9r taat spca IONS
thsr TO- be sddTessedin ting 70 NELSON WAIEh
BURY or before the Zotn aAy Oh June
initlni. -, -. n, ......L.
Information Of the pubic list of the places al which they are
stationed will be published in all the dolly paper la no case
Box b. sced Ia store at which sny ober Dox Kept
FOR the reception be sent by the mails or deiveredn
inns city. ieAAC V. fOWi1n, = ose"assei.
For street Com,nissiouer-Cspt HENRY WILSON
the Peep et Candidate. "
DIR. CoIleft mt Bleecker building. of Bleecke
horte each kxENlNG cscept saturday. TINS wees
EVENING: THE DIGESTIVE ORGANS, THEIR FUNC-
TIONs AND DISEASES. Illustrated by beautiful models,
msnil in. &c open "a O'clock Lectures commence
at 8. AGmission ia cents.
To fbe sons Daughters and Former Residents Of
she Town of Doro Mass.-Ibe present inhabitants
Of his ancient town without distinction Of psri proPoe to
eel. bste the approaching ANNlsERsAaY or THE DEC
IARA1lON OF OUR NATIONAL INDEPENDENTLY the
1t wear q the Of the town. You are respectfully
invited unite with IN this Celebration The Hon Ep-
WARD RVERhTT native Of Dorchester, will address the
ssstublsge Dorchester. June 9, 1885.
SAMUEL y. LOUD, NAHUM CAPEN,
EDMUND J. BAKER, EBENEZER CLAPP, JR
j. r. SPOONEK ROBERT GOODMAN,
T.. AbBCTT. Committee Of Invitation
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Go Book Binders an6 publishers.

ENGLISH BOOK-CLOTH and COLORED
IL LEATHER.-Ihe subscriber has constantly on hand large
and well assorted stock of WILSON'S ENGLISH BOOK
CLOTH; also a variety OF LEATHER Including the
que coors IN esO selected % the best markets which ne
viii sell II the lowest prices for cash approved credit
THOMAS BITTRESS, No. l46 Whlismst-,
two doors from Fulton - } New-York.
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THE PROTESTANT EMPLOYMENT So
70 SPANISH LAWYERS.-A Young New
% farmers ano Others.


DONE MANURE.-1he subscriber has con
- Ssntly hand very superior srticis Of pure BONE
Ut ST consisting Of saving filings ard glounG bone.
Orders received the Works, 5Sds, East RyeIi OF No
IS Vesey-St- CHRISTIAN SNhWAhiN
DUCKWHEAT for SEED-With large assort-
ID mert Of GARDEN and FIELD SEEDS. FARM IMPLE-
MENTS, best quality GUANO BONE DUST, &C., for sale by
r. L. ALLEN,
Nos. $50 and 1871 Wster-st, New York.
MOVING and REAPING MACHINES at
Vl GREATLY REDUCED PRlCES.-Ketclums BurrsL's,
IotbusLs Msny's and other MOVING and REAPlN} MA
CHIMES; also general assortment Of Agricultural impe
ments, Guano, Bone Dust, &c. for sale BY
JOHN MOORE. No. 1893 Front-st-
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Cost an0 foun6.

E0GI uHU IUnWU.
WATCH LOST or STOI.EN-$50 REWARD
w AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED-Lo,t stolen
Saturday night June between the hours of and u o'clock
n one OF the car of the Express train from Boston GOLD
WATCH chronometer make made By F. Coeper Of London
nrmter 72i gold done plate; ensine turned with shield
gold dial; balance with patiua eweed
In sht hoies attached which HA lR CHAIN round
mAke swivel snake hook The above reward Will DO
paid and NO cues ions rsked. ii returned TO
WILLIAM BURGER, No 50 Couriandt'st-
I OST-On Saturday afternoon on 5thav., be-
IL tween 9Th and 2lst-sts, q THREAD LACE VAIL.
sun able reward will be paid for II at No. l66 Souths
@10 REWARD.-Lost, on Monday evening, a
~ III small BLACK DOG part Spaniel with little tan
on the ct answering of White. Any return
ing No A. Clinton place, will receye the reward
and questions asked.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
TEACHER WANTED.-Wanted, as Principal

TEACHER WANTED.-Wanted, IS Principal
Il Of the Pubic High School in Reading Pa. Gentleman
qualified teach Greek Latin and al branches Of thorough
FL g-h E6uescn He be Teacher Of experence and
bring estio mails OF ability School de VIII also
be required submit Salary $500 per an
Comuunieaons be addressed BY the th June 70
ALBERT o. GREEN, Reading, Pa
TNHE PROTESTANT EMPLOYMENT so
l. ClETY'S OFFICE, No. Camne e., Bleeckerst is
the Oldest established and has the selection of
In the city. Families depend on being suited.
JOHN YOUNG, Agent
ITO SPANISH LAWYERS.-A young New
Yorker having been admitted the Bar about years
who speaks and the Spanish perfectly, wishes
frstcass LAW OFFICE where his knowledge Of the above
Language could be made Of some avail Address j. f. ro
Ofice.
VNANTED-At No 341 Broadway basement
w School Teaeh- Clerks Men Steamboats, and Rail
reads Ccachmen Boys Trades and Hotels, fur Cotton
Viewers Statesmen Psrers Barkepe kc- Charges moier
ste THOMAS SPHINX, Agent
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DHRIS AUX VILLES DE FRANCE,
III No. 81 Rue Vivienne-Rue RicheTeu No. loA
LATEST NOVELTIES
SILKS, sHAWLs, MANTLES MERINOS, BAREGES,
MUSLINS EMBROIDERIES,
LACES LINENS, GLOVES, HANDKERCHIEFS, CAM
BRICS, RIBBONS
wholesale and retail establishment N Europe situ
sed in fashionable part Of the Metropolis between
the Rue NvieDne and the Rue hcheeu with entrance In
each street, the bouevards and tue Bourse.
In these galleries. the monumental aspect OF which
has been the admiration Of every vor the beautiful
textures Of
FRENCH TASTE AND ELEGANCE,
Manufactured exclusively designed for this Emporium Of
Fuhon displayed and sold at the lowest remuneratns
profits.
All goods are marked In plain figures:
Goods purchased If approved Of exchanged the money
returned
Attached to the establishment Enslsh American, German
and Spanish assistants
The PIopretors earnestly solicit the honor Of visit
TTHE COMPAGNIE LYONNAISE, Paris, No.
81 Boulevard des Cspucines 5Admtted the Universal
Paris Exhibition silks Lace Ladies Resdyade Dresses and
the newest Fashions.
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Post-Ofice Notice.-Tbe MAILS for EUROPE per Uni
led Sises chip PACIFIC will close 81 the once OF
WEDNESDAY, the 18Th day Of June, at Iet o'clock AN
ISAAC " FOWLER Postmaster.
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DFoUOT HOUSE, NEw-LONDON, Conn

DEQUOT HOUSE, kEW-LONDON, Conn.-
The PEQUOT HOUSE will be reopened for the season On
the 18th dsy Of June 1856 The only been built
three years. and has obtained very high repat tion
6rsf.cless watering place built expsnse, CON-
prns In ito every Improvement ha experiences
could suggest and furnished In style unsurpassed BY any
siilar The and
ton the guests OF the Hotel will be extended BY
the Popeors and Superintendent and facility afforded
for Eps Bathing, Riding, Sailing, &c. Communication by
railroad steamboat three times u aud from Bosom
and adjacent places and by omnibus from tbs city,
IA mile running 10 the Hotel every hour IN the day.
r. W. LYON, superintend snt
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VISITORS to LONDON or en- route to PARIS.
MRS COOKERS COMMERCIAL and FAMILY
BOARDING HOUSE, No. ~ square, London,
England within five mnuteS walk Of the General PotOhce
This House Offers from It's central and pleasant
situation good lofty Rooms well arsd Beds Bed Break
fast Tea and sn per day. Private Rooms Omnibuses
TO and from all parts of London.
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T A X L G T. o G T. :
M he reception Of V.tors This and elegant esablish
me supplied with Gas and Water and all tbs dessbiifiss
Of frrcsss Hotel In situation unysled for beauty ana
just the place for Summer retreat
Passengers leaving NewYork in the morning can reach thi.
ouse In time TO dine There daily communics Ions
with the city. DANIEL GALE, Proprietor.
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EOR sALE-A well.estsblished MANUfAC-
il turing BUSINESS under vsiuah'e psfenf, a'resd'
svcIaby introduced and PROMISING lucrative and pemAneo
iryeftmt 1T. Fer particulars apply 70 . -
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fine ARTS.

w SCHAUS, IMPORTER of ENGRAVINGS
w and ARTISTS MATERIALS, has removed from No.
SIS Broadway SPACIOUS No s Broadway. where
be VIII be happy 70 see his patronA
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Ghanfes for Business Glen.

A THOROUGH BUSINESS MAN having Cap
its wishes TO make srar semens with maui
other business or interest requiring 10 ts ey
Beet OF references gwen Address with fall particulars VIA
TOR Box Nc. SECS Posf-0hee. N. Y.