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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1851-01-28
poeardus, Planetary Horse Power
General Information!

THE subscriber would conhdentaIIy INFORM MS
i kind patrons, and the public promiscuously,
that he is "in town. having returned from the
North with all overwhelming stock OF choice,
cheap and elegant Goods, embracing every thing
new and elegant in
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
His purchases consist entirely OF Dry Goods, se-'
lected from the most recent lmportatons, with the
closest attention to every branch of the Dry Goods
business, SO as to present to the public at once, a
COMPLETE assortment in that line, and at prices low
enough to suit the closest economist.
Parties from the country will please bear him
in mind when they visit Camden, as his stock is
always open ior inspection.
New Goods received every month, at the "Pal.
metto Cash Store. .aHss
Oct. /. AZ !, .,.... n #
n.~-..k plain Caahunas>a
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REMARKABLE CURE or BRoycmIrIs.

New York, Feb. II, lSls.-Messrs Sands: Ha-
wing suffered many years with disease OF my
throat, affecting the laryrx, during which time
was treated by the INST eminent physicians il,
Europe and The United States, without receiving
any permanent benefit, but all the lime my gener-
al health and strength declining, and the disease
making fearful progress: caustc applications were
used, and whatt yer else was thought most efficient
Tor producing cure; hut am confident tho de-
plorabe situation | was in, the aryugts br ing &C.
companed with phIhisIs and great difficulty in
breathing, would soon have terminated my life had
not obtained relief through your invaluable Sar.
saparilla. | must say, gentlemen, when eom-
lnenced using the SarSaparilia, ] did not place
much confidence in its virtues and this " III not
surprise you when inform you that had tried
more than tit different remedies during the pas
four years without any success; but alter taking
your SarsaparIa a few weeks, | was ubli: ed To
yel at last to evidence. This marvellous sperifc
has not only reirvd, but cured me; and therefore
think it my duty gentlemen, for The benefit Of su-
fering humanity, to give you this attes'alon of my
cure. ionrs very truly, u PARENT.
Crnsulate of France in The U. States.
The above statement and signature were ac-
know cdged in our presence by Mr.. ID. Parent, as
true. For the Consul Gen raj of France.
l.. BORG, Vice.consul.
The following interesting case is presented, and
the reader invited to its cGreiu perusal-commcnt
on such evidence is unnecessary.
New York, April 2G, ls47.
Messrs Sands: Geniiemcn-liavng long been
afflicted with general debility, weakness, loss Of ap-
petite, &c, receiving no benefit from the various
remedies prescribed, | concluded, about three
months since. tn make use of your Sarsaparlla.
now have the pleasure of nor dng you that Its
effects have been attended with the happlest re-
suits in restoring my heath, and am Induced 10
add my testimony to the many others you already
possess, and those desiring further information,
personally give the particulars OF my case' ana t"e
effects of this invaluable medicine, by calling
2s5 Bowery, New York. Yours respectfully;
This certifics that Mss Janet Mclntosh is
known to me a member of the church ih Soou
standing, and We -ny of confidence ,opp
Pastor Second Presbyterian Church, BROOKLYN
Prepared and sold, Wholesale and retail, by a. "A;
B. L. d. SANDS, Druggists and Chemists, iVV
Fulton st corner OF William, New YORK ooId
also by Druggists generally throughout the Unlteo
States and Canadas. Price 81 per bottle; SIX
bottles lor S5.
Sold at James X. McKain's, Camden ny Dr. A.
Malloy, Cneraw, Fitch, Columbia and HaV'iand'
Harral d. Co. Charleston. O,
Oct. 8. "o"'
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Hardware, Groceries, Bagging, Rope
and TWine, >
DEADY-made Clothing, Hats, Caps, Bonnets'
II Boots and Shoes &c. Just received and for
sale at the lowest prices possible by
NJ. DRUCKER d co.
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G. v. ANTWERP,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Columbia, 8, G,

Keeps on band and is constantly manufacturing
an extensive assortment of plain and fashionable
garments, which will be sold at reasonable prices,
The goods are got up expressly for fashionable
custom trade, and will be found superior N work
manship and quality. | have also on land and AIN
daily receiving all extensive assortment of shirts
and furnishing articles, choice and cheap. shall
sell Ho article but " hat i: good and substantial.
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A RESCUE TO THE AFFLICTED.
THE CELEBRATED
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Il5O pieces of bleached and brown Home spuns
as low as they can be bought any where in .Amer
20 A. JAMES WILSON'S.
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Domestic Items.

DROWN and bleached nheetngs, every width,
ID Ticking; English Long-cloths; Counerpanes'
plain and figured curtain Dlmty; garmontihmty;
colored lIomespuns and Denlms; plaid Linssy.
Flannels aud Blankets, at all prices.
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PHILADELPHIA

Made Calf aud Goal Walking Shoes
Kid Tics and Slippers; nsl received by
w ANDERSON & co.
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LADIES SHOES.

LADIES SHOES.
Received from Philadelphia
Ladies Kid Slippers and Ties
do Walking Shoes
Misses Boots and Shoes, &c. BY
Oct d. w. ANDERSON g. co.
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Rafsins.
A few Boxes new Raisins, Just received BY
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A fine assortment nt Silk and Fur Hats, of the
very latest styles, from he house of Beebe d Cos
er. JAM. If
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ERENcH, Gernaa and English Plain Cashmstes, for
openedthb day, u SsTe w. - . = . boNNEfS
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LIVER COMPLAINT,
Gaundice, Dyspepsia, Chronic or Ner-
voussDebility, Diseases. of the.
Kidneys,
AND ALL .
diseases arising
from disordered Liv-
er or Stom such
Constipation, inward Piles
fulness or Bloud to the Head,
acidiy af the Stomach. Nausea,
Heartburn. disgust for Fond full
ness or weight in the Stomach. sour
eruc,atiuIls. sinking huerinG at the
Pit Of the Stomach. swimming of The.
Head hurried and difficult Breathing Hut
terng ut the Heart. choking or suffocallns
sensations wien in Lying Posture, d!uness oi
vision dot. or webs before the Sight, Fever and
dull pain in the head, deficiency of Persplraton;
yeowness of The skin and eyes, pain in the side, back
chest and limbs sudden ushes of the Heart burning IN
hesh imagining of evil and great depression OF spifi
CAN BE EFFECTUADLY cURtDDY
DIR. HOOFLAND'S
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS,
PREPARED BY
DIR. G. M. JACKSON,
At THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
12O Arch street, Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-10

The ITALIAN OPERA BUsrNxss.-The Italian
opera, in the Astor place Opera House. with all the
skill and attention Of Msretzek, hardly pays its
way We are sorry for this for since the discovery
Of the gold mines of California, we have wealth
enough to support permanent opera, of the best
class, in this city, equal to that of London Paris
st. Petsrsburgh. Before any thing of this kind,
however, can be done in New York-before We can
have such an opera as is required-we must have q
new opera house on Q large and mag
nifcent scale. The present opera troupe,
notwithstanding all the putting and blowing which
has been lsvshed upon it, does not come up to the
measure of the public expectation. Half of its
members are broken down vocalists who left Europe
for Havana, because they could not get along
there, and afterwards left Havana for New York,
because they could not succeed in the former place.
We want Grisi, and Mario, and La Blache, and
Sontag and all the first artists of Europe; and we
must have them, but not of course until We can
muster capital enough to build large and magni-
foent opera house, capable of seating comfortably
at least FIVE thousand persons.
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NEW pUBLICATIONs.

IUsT PUBLIsUED-IIrE IN NEW YORK IN DOORS
sne Out Of buors ugtrated by 80 engrayings-Ths "
o only work Of Us Kind that be relied the
sthqneR ote metropolitan pictures 10 takes the read
9retryWlete and like moving panorama, unr0s before
Nm scene IN sphere from evsrv
ease Of society BuNOE BROTHER Fubiishsrs No. I3i
Nassau street,
FEulHTiETH EDITION. MANS own SYSTEM
Anatomical and Physiological BY Dr.. y. Uollict N.
vcpg e best treatment CT every dersngement 20 which
- ae tno me cans 81 preserving or ia powlrs
Sstfsms Old age The only beck ~ the kaf TIC
isheuage Let no man dosuair tl ne hss re.d tis
book az every ought 10 DO. Coloro plates Price one
Rolar Published b W Strong g8 Nasssu street. New
passsj or cap be sent BY posi-
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Conducive n vIdencc-IIyperion F'IuId.-

Among ths various which daily given The
Iutc FOR TIE diseases Of the hs have
y gvrr eredsne them But from he numerous respect
alta tesm8nisn the grt1es ofte Hyper flufi visa
which We have been favored perusa wo in ciiei &c
ale ial Of enc being lenty nBsured shat III
certainly % tte htic heslthy aad lusurau
roNth tn1 completely sansoi the fkin from all
dandruf We assured th1. 10 is clmost an iAiNibs
for badness arl csrtsn prevent 20 she hair
sud safe n ats a;pl atioP. sold wAelessle anG 2l
~ A. y. SANDS. To- 1ton street Rushton ClAtz
n 90 T3 and ;. Nl1ar. 8l Broad wsy, ". Cary 90
5 fsarl street ard - %, drEgg Ss psgpmcfs through.
eat We weld.
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ph,iiins, Eirn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

litticnIhe pubic are respectfully informed Cat tc pre-
missed characterization q the utility Of Phillips Fire Aunni
ator WILL e made in tae cisy g New York Thursday
between Third aud Fourth syenuee shcr distance above
txtyseeond street lsrye wooden building viii DC
and when snvoopod a.mes the scines will be brought
" bear IT, Should he weather prove stormy the
tton will be made 81 the same hour the frat fAr day
thereafter. Mesfrs. Dewey. Dingedoin x Co.'S Pearl
street line OF stages, from Eulen Ferry SIXTY
trt street. VIII SGT down passengers the scot. Fsre
cents. The pihlio invited attend. Y n. BARNUa
General Manager PAirss Y. Fire Anniliia,or Co.
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LIQUORS.

\ BEG RESPECTFULLY TO REC0NxEND TO TIM
II public large stock Of nne Brandies Wines, Lie
and Havana Segars which am Offering ~ prices that
N THE o. The economist. snd please the pNatg
the oonnsur IN quantities to suit the purchaser 40
NJ PTERsoN. Manager.
ERNEST CLARINET. 90 FRONT STREET, OFFERS FOE
H ssle-Chamragne, Feuville. ssry Grand Mousseux.
Tilfe fraiquin Co. and several other brands
julien, hedoc huifette de Bordeaux Curaoos white
Brown Regehts Pencil, Amer Homachlue, Meauee Krch-
Naaser aud Brandy, Gin ana french Mustard Caporsr
Man, &c, SC.
TUE nOTTLE DEPARTMENT, AT isn BROoME ST .
corner OF crosby worthy the attenton Of pu he
contains the On est qualities Ia Lonton Dock and varous
Sietr Brandieg London pcek md ether Wines
sthtdam .nd swan Gin Jamaica Croix RIM scotch
lrsh md honcrgahea Whskey Peacr. Cherry aud Rasp
Terry brandy, bssss India Pale AL. Lonton Porter ana
brtwr Stout celebrated Falhirk Ale &c, he for sale
per cent lover than at any other store.
n. PIERsoN. Manager.
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Bssdr q While street, win sell The entire lot Of
Csrpng purchased At the late large suction sales at The
following prieeskieh brussels, a l0s PER yard extra
heavy Threc-rly s 10 SUPER s. to 6s Good all WOOL 30.
Cd 20 IA OIL Cloths extrs heavy g. yard, and al other
tCods equally low.
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Fur Tippcts, BOas, Cuffs, and MufYs.-
BANTA, LOG Canal street, OF Wooster street. has
determined to offer for sale Atunusuay low prices his
sire stock Of Fashionable Furs whih manufactured
expressly for his cusomsrs His stock embraces
and Genet Mufs Fur Tppcts, Vicorines and Cuffs, Fur
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Tremendous Sacrifice! at the Monster
Ctrpst Establishment. No. ~ Bowery, The entire
three Carpets Rugs Drusset Mats Ingram and STAR
Csrpe.s, 1sbs and PAA0 Covers offered ~ TIVE
thirds their value.
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Lad1es' Furs.--A very choice selection
Of London made Fur Manufactured expressly for and
NJ moderate prices. WAkNOCKS,
Hatters, 276 Broadway, Irving House.
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DErT KNOWN

BHiT KNOWN FAR ana vide.
That LYONS pcWdor,
True and tried,
Caa't be bought.
The city u roush,
or the hawking
peddng
lyons Marnetic Powder ard Pills hav.n- besr
ed BY prefer ded hedbus snd ysrnn dc!royor be here
BY that and roisonloss Magnetic Powder
the Pills. Destroying rsta ard mice only be had
at IRE srand DEPOT Ne 3 Broadway ord q he Authorized
hg.6u
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The Emperor of ustrla has commenced

The Emperor OF ustria has com m nc I'll
upon republican Hats. Heaven help waning En-
were here ana to 90 into No Us fulton street
toY whether In winter or the or
tumnal equinox KNOXS Hats all the 20. They are
worn on the heads Of the Gs the head the Father
Waters and the heads City FATHERS and thew are
true republican Hats also although of them
snrmo united BY crown Now you really want complete
head in IT, when will be truly finished gentleman
You cannot put foot into it, 1t all events No.
Fulton street.
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Portable Dressing Cases, In all that the
impor oonraes and complete, containing uac:ai
AOleg, ofthe Test sualty, warranted
A. j. SAUNDERS. ~ Brc.dva-.
CoraeT q Liberty street, and ~ Broae Eay.
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The readers of the Herald are Invited
70 visit ROOT CO.'S Dssuerreotvpe Gallery 1853 BsOae.
way where they will have the pleasure of admrng the pie
which the gold medal awarded the ast Fair
o. the American Institute.
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Ladies' are specially Invited to inspect
the superb additions just made by Genin his
surpassed assortment Of Ladies Furs Every eshona
Fur IN his stock and such Yctorines, kus
and Capes cannot be found else where in New York
ton 10 also invited Genns Cap' Collars and Gloves
eevery description for gentlemen The prices will be si-
Mtted be able the quality articles
GENIN, No. "a Broadway. orposite St Pauls.
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The Richest Bill OF Fare OF the Season
ofered to-day by the young and rprsng psop.tG-
efthe Reesaurant No. Liberty street near Brosdwsy,
young 0oslirgs Eight deleious turkeys.
tbeed With oyster sauee) At lsd plate. Three spen
did saddes roas, Yenson currant ey beas 100 other
dishes For FIRST rate dinner patronise young Gosnr
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Pocket and pen Knives. Rayor. L.

tssatul assortment Of he above sses the most arc
ar vnaue patterns, can be az the subsaribcrs
A. J. SAUNDERS, III Eroad@ay.
Corner liberty street. snd 81 Broadway.
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Comb Factory Ladies are respectfully
vitei 70 examine us cce selection % Dress Combs ~
e tutsoritet store The varsity teycnt al doubt 10 Ns
A. h J. sAUNDERs. s7 Broadway.
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Williamsburg and Brooklyn Lots.-A
sale Of Lots South Eighth aud First streets North Second
aud seventh streets Williamsburg and Bedford
Tsyor Ciymer and wilson streets, Brookiyn, will tai
Ilsee this day, st the Merchants Exchsrse, New York
JAMES COLE, ACcteLtsr.
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will take place At Tripler Hall Friday evening Dec 49,
Members and ladies sdmitted.A choice collection Of
S be sGsss 70 the the painting
HiGis Cropssy Church, Mount, Edmunds, Glass, Wood
Vile, Rsnny Gignoux 0dde Peae, Boutee, who. with
various Others best artists amply
presented Each member besdes share the distribution
ofthe above works Of Art will be entitled six
ngs all from Ameriean subjects by American artists
Mexican News large prnsI By woodvle Marion crossing
e. and Young as by woodyile; B.rs.nins for Horse,
Important that All subscriptions shall be received -
carly day possible that additional purchases may
The increased amount It by the union Of large
that receives higher return the Society psh
Ing for its MEMBERS for artists and the country what
avidual action singly 1t by all
who present collection to be far superior
that Of former The free gallery containing the
paintings sculptures open day and evening, az
Broadway Breome Of.
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splendid Royal Ermine and two of Mneva Tho ne
ur will be received and exhibited at Frank Benefits Fur
Stere sol Broadway this Also ten very
rieh sab StoEe Martins Chincha and Mink the whole
which having been purchased BY BIS agent Europe
the reduced prices Of the present will
cold at about half the usual similar first class
81 RroadXaY.
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Mourning GOOds.-Ladies suffering be-
reavemens will find large stock and good assor
Mourning Goods of all kinds, Black Bombaznes Bac
Alpsca De Lame herno gashmere Canton Cloths Canton
Grapes, &C., 60. at HITCHCOCK LEADBEATERS, 341
Groadxay corner Leonard street and st very low rates
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Elegant Bridal Cards, Envelopes, Cake
Boxes and Bridal Waters Of the latest and most fashiona
tle styles be hsd At EVERDELLs 500 Broadway cor
Of Duane street. Mr.. Everdsll has branch store
NO Wall street for the accommodation Of his down town
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superior saddles Of the above celebrated Mutton Also
lr gsh Pheasan, Partridges Grouse, Hxres, and fe
Black Cocks from the Highlands Of Scotland whea will b.
served NJ 70 day at occek brace of the largest Plies
santa in state Of preservation and full plumags
seen to-day At ROBERT sINULAiRs, 7o4 Broad way.
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On this Bank taken ~ - per discount Notes on BanE
New Rochelle and James BANK redeemed a. PAT ~
EVANS, ~ and Fulton street an payneas ready MAJ
Clothing fall descriptions.
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Those OF our headers who intend en-
terains friends the kpproaohlg festival Of NV
Years had better call Asher X Morgan, l5l Willism
street. where they obtain ali knds Of Table Cutlery
lar and Cam rhene Lamps Chandeliers and Girand0ie 81
the latest pattern ant ~ peee reasonable enough TO suit
the wants Of all who IA Lin with their custom
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Sensble that the season is approaching whsn love
friendship give their tangible testimonials Archer Of
street, has taken to provide large varet
Of Furs, &c. for tasteful selection None need deny
luxury of giving for the most inexpensive we'll Oh
costly be found his warehouse. Ladies
remember 270 Green wich street.
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PUBLIC LECTURES.

I ICTUREs ON AMERICAN ORATORS AND STATES
IL men-W. Hacselbarth will deliver Of lestures
on American Orators and s.tesmen - s.uyyesa.s Iss
Subject of the first lecture-Patck Henry Lecture
commence at7S o'clock Tickets rs oentsto be had ali
the principle music and book stores an 81 the door
evening.
D0PULAR LECTURks-wONDERrUL INFLUENCE
Of atmospherical electricity upon che systsu
OF gentlemen from the audience
on last evening" At Hope Chapel that the .hoie audience
were continually convused with laughter The lectures %
Prof Williams this interesting subject we'll
tended This evening his lecture 10 70 commence a. 7
oclock, and wonderful things are 10 be done
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LOST, &C.
c1OO REwARD.-rHE ABOVE REWARD WILL BI

G100 REwARD.-TBE ABOVE REWARD WILL Bel
Iaa for ne ssnve,i.n or %.s iniern..io. ::
The rovdes who made usprsyoisd
yts PesesaSy The alarm Of he s.
S,. on sG;ny sysIn. s.h inst, AGy e .,i.s .
william A. w.oshaii 81 Front .srss,; john K.
Is F. o. wss. as .' f. :fss:
2 sesth street. Frederick wsydsi 80 Dover streets John
500 sswA = n. LOTT IN GOING FROM WALL
Ar. yi,i one thousand dsar bin ssi one Hundred
.s,h' irving House viii receive the above reward Aud tho
GHO REwARD.-Losr. ON TUESDAY, pEesx.
sse a...as s:g:ns.s 500 i asss: q Ii: S.ai =
q slOs and y. sg: g: iSs ana So and SO
Ans,esn sos piece Thee we're IL one the usu. 'ns
o.nlay who deaf and dumb and thi, oscurrsnse
shove reward and thank. the Svss By isavas
i.s 'n' ''''' VIII % '' AND no ''''''as
$40 REwARp.5LosT, ON SATURDAY Last A
T.S rSs Sh1n s si saf Hs s ' s0s
OK RkwARD-Josr. ON MONDAY EVENING. rRow
~ dsvsiss e S, r s;'''' The
I osr-IS THE VICINITY or WALL AND NAssAu
~ streets porte mennoie eontxnins ssusn amount %
n, an, s'hsr %. psP,r ssl:.' \, any other thar
stare viii be tuissbiy rewarded.
WATCH LOST LOST YESTERDAY IN PAssINC-
w from Broadway through Cn ton Place TO Fifths
aynue and that avenue Fourteenth street.
Fourteenth s1ee. TO sixth avenue cnnamelied Cold
watch with short ameed cin aud loeket
dhsuerrectype likeness ard of SO will be raid
ore who viii bring said watch 10 No. Clinton Place.
Eighth street
I Err IN ONE or THE nARLEx CARS ruAr RI.
~ turned from Dover Plains, black cloth CLOAK, with
velvet h.ing In the colars, and cuff band lining 10
taken MP ~ gentleman with drab little rirf
win him. who spoke 70 the eonduetor aud told him he had
BETTER tako csre Of IL who Immediately replied ne would
eave IL himsc The gentleman 10 requested 20 leave 10 ~
The car oee where the STOPPED This 10 the ear that
came down FIRST
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Gentemen's Furnishing store, 292
Green weh street conner Of ChapbsrsThs under
Of Tevot WOOL hernO fu-, and silk sold at this
things to be oyerloo ked in these piercing cold dayJ
etailerEe competition for quality and Price
l. MCLAUGHLIN.
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Vow Is the time TO purchase your VIA
tr Clothing &C 1T 10 settng late in the season.
selling our winter stock At cost prices Observe the pS
and Dress Coats 50 81 heavy Cashmere Pants TO s.;
Vests 50 cents to 49, at the s. Suit store, Mas
and Beekmar streets
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NJ oTICE-ITALTAN OPERA, Aston PLACE.
IN wanted Immediately Ballet Ladies for Rohsrh
10 pissie Cali st the above Place, from IA W seeloss
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PIE RSON AL.

I + MISS NARY ANNE CRAWFORD, FROM DUBLIN.
should this adverts emen by sending her address,
directed to hrs Bartaud, 55 Henry street, Brooklyn
she will meet with an old friend
INFoRMATION WANTED OF THOMAS MoowEN.
stoneeutter he cf. his wife aud two children In search
of work Mott street. Any inform alton will be thank
fully received BY his wife Elizabeth. IS street.
Mr.. Flanagans house.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF TERENCE RILEY,
w ofCoote Hil1 county Cavan, ireland, NARY RILEY.
Of the place by their ANN residing in Brooklyn
Direct to Mrs. Haberton, 125 Perpont street. Brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-10

Chinese Toys.-Thirty Cases just re
eeived Of these curious and attractive Toys Gle
Emporiu No. 345 Broadway Great preparations
ing supply the public with fancy articles toys
the holiday Goods sent to all cit,
or suburbs, At any time desired, without charge.