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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-25


We learn from all quarters. that
more money was used Tor corrul tion by
the Wings, in il.eir late desperate effort
in this town, than was ever known TO he
expended IN Newport on any former oc-
casion. Would it rot be we'll as the
Common Pear meet here next week.
for Judge Staples TO call the attention
OF the Grand Jury TO the section OF the
Election law. which imposes fine and
imprisonment, besides dslranc hisemeni,
for any attempt TO tampcr with the
Elective franchise. - Weekly Adre'h-
ser.
The above ia very modest para
graph, indeed Whoever wrote il,
whether Beach Lawrence or james AT
kinson, was very well aware oil it's un-
ru,hfulness. The Iocoiocos in this
town, at the late election, were perfect
ly loaded down with money, and they
freely offered it in large sums to voters /;
in fact, they bough, every vote which
they could command. Again We re-
peat, we should like TO zee an account
current Of fLawrsnce's political cxpences
since he has been in Rhode Island-
Whenever he has given money Tor po'
liticnl purposes, and especially on the
eve of elections, he knew very well what
would become Of it and how il would
he distributed. How modest il is, there
fore, for the Advertiser, which is entire
ly, body and SOUL under the control OF
Lawrence, to talk about the money
which the Wings spent in the late cleo
tion, and suggesting that it would be
well for Juige Staples 10 refer the
Grand Jury to the clause in the Elec-
ton Law which forbids the buying OF
votes! The locofocos do not want any
investigation into this matter,- that is
morally certain.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-25
HERALD OF THE TIMES
PUBLISHED EvrRY THURSDAY MoRrIsG, AT
No l44 Thames Street.
CRANST0N & NORMAN.
TEltMS-.$2 in advance, or S2,25
at the end Of the year.

Ur"A neglected Democrat" has sent
u communication relative TO our ar
sicle last weeks as to the distribution
ofoffices; he goes strongly for the doc
irine Of "rotation in Office and says
that there cannot be vacant Office
when his party is in power. but that the
names oi certain Democrats "pop up
like dumplins in dinner pot" men, too,
"who have grown grey in Office" Now,
our readers plainly perceive that there
10 indeed severe and alarming trouble
in the ranks Of our opponents. and that
wild and indicative ieuds exist, which
il will not be able 10 heal. He speaks
Of what we said in regard TO certain
gentleman having spent a good deal OF
money for the party,-and adds, "ii you
had said 'disbursed,' you would have
used much more appropriate term."-
Really, all these difficulties which are
daily increasing and becoming more
formidable, cause us a great deal OF pain
because we like to see the brethren
dwell together in harmony and love, ca
pecially the men who generally claim to
he such pure and devoted patriots, nhd
whose only desire is Tor the welfare OF
the country, irrespective Of all personal
considerations or preierment. Whenev-
or we think OF the condition Of our op-
ponents, we are always lorcibly remind
ed Of the emphatic words OF that good
old Hymn
"But oh tieir end-their dreadful end
Thy sanctuary taught me so;
On slippery rocks see them stand,
And fiery pillows roll below !"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-25

APATHY IN TBr PREsIDENTlAL Con-
rur.-The total vote OF Maine Tor Pres
ident on the 2d inst, TAILS l2000 short
OF the vote 10 Govern,r, IN September,
when the Maine law was the question
At issue.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-25

A BrRsr or TALENT "A Yankee
being asked to describe his vile, said.
she'd make regular fast, 20 ah, ad
steamer, my wife would-she has such
n wonderful talent for blowing up
Purck
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-25

Na.al-U. S. brig Perry. Cor nand-
er X. S. Page, arrived at MonrovIs
July Is from Port prsya, and sailed
Gath Tor the lecwsrd.
SIoop OF war John Adams arrived at
Monrovia July 10th, and called on the
27th Cor the leeward.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-25
WHOLE NO IL

FkMALs tsFLuhNcR AND ENER0y.-I
have noticed, says Washington Irving.
that married man falling into misior-
tune is more apt TO retrieve his situation
IN the world than a single ole, chiefly
because his spirits are soitenej and re-
lieved by domestic endearments, aud
sell respect kept alive by finding That,
although all abroad be darkness and
humiliation, yet there 10 still q little
world Of love A. home OF which he 10
monarch; whereas a single man 10 apt
TO run TO waste and self-D~glect; 10 fall
TO ruins like n deserted mansion, for
want OF inhabitants. 1 have often had
occasion To mark tho iortitude with
which women sustain the most over
whelning rcverses cf fortune. Those
disasters which break down the spirit oil
man, and PROSTATE him in the dus',.
seems TO cell forth all the energies Of
the softer sex, and give such inlrcpldi,y
and elevation TO their character, that st
times il approaches to sublimi,y. Moth
Jog can be more touching than 10 be>
hold sol, and tender female, who had
been all weakness and dependence, and
alive to every trivial rsuginess, while'
treading the prosperous path Of lie sud-
denly rising in mental force 10 be the
comforter and supporter Of her hus--
band under misfortunss, abiding with
unshriaking Grmness, the bit'cyest blast
Of adversity. A the vine which has
long twined it's graceful ioliag" about
the oak, and has been lifted by il into
sunshine, will when the hardy plant in
rii,ed by the thunderbolt, cling round IL
with its carcssinc tcndrils, and bind up
its shattered bough-; SO, too, II is teau-
tifuIly ordained by Providence that W.
man, who 10 the ornament and deren-
den, OF man in its happier hours, should
be his stay AMI sslacs when smitscr
with dire and sudden calamiry, winding
herself in'o the rugged reccsses OF hls
nature, tenderly supporting his dr-op~
ing head and binding up his broken
heart
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-25

U The eost Of war, even upoa
email scale, has been u good deal talk
ed Of since the election OF Frsnkin
Pierce. This county was linle mors
than two years at war with Great rrii-
uin. in ISl2-l5 md during that tLVrl
period the city Of New York lost %, 300
Of her inhabitants, and the value Of 'eity
property fell ovcr 20 per cent.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-25

PuRcnAs,D His BROTHER In ne
cabin OF one of our Nashville i,nere. we
met not long since, Mr.. j. Jones. a we'll
20 do boxing misunderstanding in ~
northwesiern eity, where he owns n
considerable propefiy-on his way to-
SomervIlle, Tennessee. HIS business
there was TO purchase his brother, who
was the slave cf James Petit, a planter
yesiding near Somervlype. who had Ut-
iered TO emancipae hlM on receiving
the SUD Of $500, Wa learn that Mr.
Jones wSs successful in his mission, and
came up homeward bound, on rhs late
rise. Cincinnati Gosetse,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-25

RESULT OF THE PRESIDENTIAL ELEc-
rIoN.-The result Of the Presidential
contest may now be accurately stated
OF the doubtful States, Kentucky and
Tennessee have cast their votes for Gen
Scott, a d North Carolina has gone for
Mr.. Pierce by two or three hundred ma
j,riiy. Texas and California, the only
States not yet heard from, are conceded
to Pierce and King. This will make
the vote in the Electoral College stand
iorty.two for Scott and Graham, and
two hundred and fity-iour for Pierce
and King-giving the latter majority
of two hundred and twelve votes. We
append table OF the result, in detail:
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-25

Dca. Hollis of Brainirce has been
hned $40 for selling two quarts Of cider
to one ol his neightors. The Deacon
appealed.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-25

MAINE CoPrIhs OurDoNE.-The fol-
lowing extract from Captain Stans-
bury's" Expedition 10 the Valley Of
the Great Salt Lake OF Utah." records
another instance of ingenuity exercis.
ed in defence of the root Of all evil
81 witnessed at the Pacific Springs
an instance Of no Ii'ile ingenuity on the
art oi some emlgrani. immediately
alongside Of the road was what pur-
ported TO be grave, prepared with
more than usual care, having head
board on which was painted the name
aud age Of the deceased, the time Of lilo
death, and the part OF The country from
which he came. l afterwards ascerlain-
ed thar this was only Tusc TO conceal
the fact that the grave, instead OF con-
tain.ng the mortal remains OF human
being. had been made a safe receptacle
Tor divers casks OF brandy, which the
owner could carry no further. He al
terwards sold his liqnor I" some traders
further on, who, by his description OF
is locahly, found it without difficult
ty.'
EDucATioN.-"H lie that has found a
way," says locke. " to keep chIlJ's
spirit easy, act yc and rec, and yet at
the same time to restrain him from
many things he has mind TO. and 10
drdw him TO things that are uneasy 10
him-he, ! say, who knows how 10 re-
conciie these seeming contradictions,
has in my opinion, got the true secret
of education"
Coon emblem. At the Webster OBJ
sequics in New York yesterday, at n.
2O2 Broadway were the points oi the
compass, represented OH CANVAS, with
the words,
"llg KNEW THEM BUT An ONE
Nothing more characteristic OF the spir-
il OF all Webs,er's political teachings
could have been devised.
The LAST New Sons.-We are in
formed that "A gentleman in 'E,T and
regular standing in the congregation
OF one OF our city churches. entered Toll
mans music store day ~ two since.
ard stated lis wishes in this Wise:
Have you Solomon's Song? 1 want
to get copy
N no SAID the salesman, not be-
ing able TO rccolect AT the moment any
Ii hog raphcd shee, with that title, No,
I'm aft aid not''
'Ah, SAID the amateur, drawing on
his kid, perhaps il isn't out yet. Our
pastor 81 ole oi il last Sunday as a pro
duction Of great genius and beauty, and
want my daughter to learn it,
The shopman with what gravity he
could onmanj, regretted that he had
no copies in yet and the customer left
Just in scason 10 save the vest buttons of
the book keeper at :he desk Inday
Ners.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-25

DrArHs IN PRovlprscE.-Dea,h took
away, Saturday, in Providence, two ol
Iis most distinguished merchants
Amasa Mason, n man et great sagacliy,
aud worth towards a million and Pelrg
A, Rhodes able and tmar,, worth $500.
600. MIR. Mason was the eldest surviving
Trustee Of Brown UnIversiiy. Both
were men OF high character and Ia
flu nee
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-25

TIE CRESCENT CITY.-We learn
from Washington, that Official iniorma-
tion has been received at the Depart
ment Of State from the Spanish Minis
ter which may be relied on as accurate,
TO wit
That Law in Regulation Of the is-
land Of Cuba iorbids the entrance Of
any vessel into the Port OF Havana
after night fall, and before a certain
hour in the morning, and that it 10 the
duty OF the officer stationed in the Moro
Castle to fire upon any vessel attempt
ing 10 enter the Port in violation Of this
regulation or law.
On the occasion of the arrival OF the
Crecent City on the l4h ult., she en-
tered the port within the prohibited
hours, Notwithstanding, as is alleged,
that she was hailed three times, and
required to dcsist. The sentinels,
whose particular duty il was to fire upon
a vessel under these circumstances.
have been imprisoned for failing to per
from their duty on this occasion, and
the Governor-Generai oi the island in
formed Mr.. Conkling, the American
Minister TO Mexico, on his visit to the
island, that he had given peremptory
orders that, should an attemp, again be
made by the commander of the Cres-
cent City to enter the port Of Havana
at an unlawful hour, she should be fired
upon from the Moro Castle.
The Spanish Minister has also COM
municated to the Department Of State
copy of a letter from the Governor.
General Of Cuba to himself, from which
il appears TINT the suspension Of the
order of the rnor-General, forbid
ding the entrance into the port OF Ha-
vana OF the Crescent City, il Lieut..
Porter or Purser Smith should be on
board, was not designed by the Cover
nor General to be Il permanent suspen-
sion, as understot d by Mr.. Conkling
but to apply only to the then next eI-
pected arrival Of that vessel.
We have also learnt that the Spanish
Minister has in his possession deposit
ton sworn to by Purser Smith, t,ha, he
has never written anything derogatory
of the Government Of Cuba, nor COM
municaled any information calculated
to njure that Government, in short,
that he is gull,less oi all the charges
alleged against him.
Whether this information has reached
the Governor General of Cuba, We can
not say, but the deposition was made
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-25

AsoTHER EXPLORING EXPEDITION
The New York Herald is in receipt Of
private intelligence, which, il says, is
derived from the most authentic sour
ces, that The Government nj Washing
ton has completed arrangements for des-
patching scientific and exploring ex-
pedtion TO Central Africa, with a view
OF finding healthy position some dis
tance inland fitted Tor the purpose Of
colonization. The command and entire
management OF the expedition is en-
trusted to Commander Lynch, OF the
navy. II the result of his invesliga-
tIous be favorable, his report will be
submitted TO Congress but II the con-
trary, nothing will be officially said
about the matter, and The project be
abandoned. The u. s. ship Consiitu-
ton has been detailed for the purpose,
and is TO land Commander Lynch and
his party on any past OF the African
coast he may select Commander
Lynch sailed few days since for Eng
land in the Arctic, and has probably
made arrangements as to the time and
place of his joining the Constitution. Z
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-25

NJ The Jcsuits have again taken
possession OF Loyola, their ancient seat
IN Spain. Fifty To- sixty fathers of the
order will reside there IN charge OF the
missions in the Kingdom. The order
has SIX houses in SPAN, bot no college
for the instruction OF youth.
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Court or Common Pleas.

lefore Judge lugraham.
JAN. .-Labtlty II Copper af,as-Lecis w. SopG
.Jo'' Livingston and Clarke WiisM This was
ii from defendants, sto:khold-is # he
Foendas VI: Aufscturipg Company as htiog by th.ir
charter ally responsible for services performed by
rlHn: the copper nj ne Of said company, at Lake
surellr. TIE company foIms und-r acs passed
April 10Th lS47 b. the Legislature Of New Yok Che
defendant Liviugs Pre.icent and the detendan
Wright. its Secretary Amount claimed $780, The
points in issus On motion for non suits
LIST. Whesnsr ssid corporation was legally in exi't-ne
at he time o. rendition Of the services wi, is47 be
the charter granted in 1897 and continuous
succession froIn thence to 1877 proved.
ID That there was psoof that defendants were
respectively Prssideut and Treasurer. whom d.
maud could he made required by the act OF incorpo
ration becau heir boz ks produced
30 That the thirteenth section of the act confined the
powers Of sed company to Ulster county New York and
a.refore, that their operatons in Michigan Illegal
the company not bound by them and that If
the claim not good against the company, 1t
b. nsir;ained against the stockholders
TIE court granted suit rs TO defendant Clarke
right there having been legal proof of his presence
meeting of the Beard Of Directors hut the court
suffered the cause to proceed rs to defendant Livingston
because H. had signed the of attorney to the agent
VIII employed the plaintiff The molten was then re-
ntwed ~ 10 Livingston and suit granted, the
ground that debt bad been proved against the corpo
Liberty given to make case in thirty days.
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WIS OF THE WEEK.
The Weekly Herald.

To be ready at ten o'clock this morning, win be
highly interesting number Its contents will embrace the
Latest News from Europe Full Reports of the Speeches
Of Kossuth Secretary Webster Gen Cass aud others at
Tire Congressional Banquet and the jackson Festival;
the Congressional and gislsve Proceedings the Mes
sage Of Governor Hunt the Forrest Divorce Case Ed
torials various topics; Financial and Commercial
Reports the Latest relesraphic Intelligence from all
quarters, sc
rhose who wish to send the WEEKLY HERALD to friends
in Caforna, copies in wrappers, by apply
Ing at the counter. They will 80 by the mails of the
team hip Ohio this afternoon.
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Court Calendar for This Dav.

srrREME Counr.-ClacuIr CouRr.--Nos. 70 to and In
cluGpg "a SPECIAL term Saturday, Jan 10. will be
devoted % the motion calendar only Judge Roosevelt
will preside and the Court will be held in the General
Term Fer Monday Jan. IL : Nos q 49, 81, 80, 80,
81 al ~ az, 49, 80. to and including 81 and IS.
CoNnc,L pLrkg--TRIAL TERM- Part Nos SO, So, 81
50 81 81 rs. 50, l0l l03 1oj 40 107 TOO Ill Part p
MOI 70 % 90 t2 ia llS 100 l22, III l26 l2s $50,
lo2 I3a, 1856.
rurrs,os CouRT--TR,AL TEnM--Nos s. so, 90 102 ll2,
ll3 ~ 10 100 20 49, 1876 l27 l2s 1870 l33, 1874 l39
TAO l4a $50 It's 1874 1866 156 1871 1885, S. So 3D. g.
80. 81. 1875. l23.
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Edition for Europe.

The edition of the WEEKLY HERALD printed in French
ard English and expressly arranged to meet the wants
of European rea der will be issued at half past nine
o'clock this morning
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Ladies' and Gents Rubber Mutts and
certain speedy and scsg.l cure for cssp.ss Or
N Broadway; Boyd Co. 81 East Broadway; o Brion
Co., 1872 Sixth and BY all rubber and dry goods
dcala in ka Ininn
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ADvRRTlSGnENs RENEWED EVERY DaY.
POST OFFICE NOTICE.


DosT OFFICE, NEW YoRK.-NoTIcE-THE CALI
fornia mail U. q mail steamship Ohio via ChsgrVG
direct will close st this Once the loth iost all PM
WIN. Y. BRADY, Postmaster.
posT OFFICE, NEW -NorIcE-THE MAILS
forU s ms steamer Pacific will close 81 ,his Office
Saturday, the 10th met at l0l A. ". close mail for
Brc and the German states will DO despatched Pc
cnc VIZ v. BRADY, Postmaster.
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AIRS PREV ~, FdOa PgfLA DELPHf., TEN oERs
Iva hr rvlces 80 udics aud Gen lemen OF thi; CITY, IN
h4tr'cgy love aud faw Matters tsrprc.iuy Dreams,
~ osls and py relied by Napoleon,
AID w1 toll Tie u lac la gen aeman they will
Also to ne vititers. Residence 81 Gr.nd
ftei, tetwe lnson anc Attorney streets, NJ X Ladies
hfty cents; Gentlemen one d,ler.
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\ FCgURE IN 81. MARY'S cuuRCH.-THE Lee
IA ure b. Rev Or Eorisrtv Ct lhlaGelpisi announced
Tor laet evening" in consequence q
tie inclentgcy 81 Tbs weather TIL (sundayl
mir nth inss at hall pest aay3u o'clock wheu -
VII atiyey be delivered sujo4t 9th liz chnreh
IA H. gt is tti-ls aud s truuph ticketa h'ty cents
en- Ivte lad tho Catholic 3Qpk ator 81 tho SgAtcts
g. no different Cash oio Chueeh.s and II the da0r
81 tTBPHENS CBURCH-THE furRp OF 4 SERfEs
- q sermons TO Young men, viii ~ delivered ~ 80
sept ems Church, OF and Chryste gtrse Nv
tho Rector Rev j H. Price. ID. D. tomorrow (Svnday)
evening servioep 20 commence At O'clock The sermon
Will DO delivered without regard 10 weather.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

SUNDAY EVENING JECTU RES-TUERE WILL Be
- delivered the Sunday evenings OF the nth. 18Th
25h inetsnt, by The Rev MSyue, A. a., formerly %
the Church e England three Lectures the order Of ~
creation list On the creation Of tile Universe By the lAv
civc forces which prevail in tho natural world "a ca
the creation If san by the laws which nalsg0u ~
which prevail In the natura creation ID Tho
ine link dum between The natural and spiritual worlds
from ANIL and frau, the evidences CT the Tic
ole tend-g 10 lead the mind by the 70 the
gcntnt q Cod aud from this Genlle connection
between the soul ard tho body 70 demonstrate that soul
se H. the organized orn These lectures addressed 70
al who Wiling thin Cor themselves and who
the nn ste elton between too created ard
The wrtn Word God. The lectures viii be yered 10
tho church in Eighth steet between and Fourth
avenue. Service Will commence at7n O'clock.
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r. Ccurr 70 morrow. will contain the best part Of
Dick Chrsnag Stort continuation tf The thrill.
in Of tmra Bav ckar variety OF spicy and
Profitable reading. and ali the tho Forrest trial
q I'll 70 the moment u goiug 20 prcs9 Published at
4 CO
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45I Broadway, west side, can be had


md arranged in ptndi toilet general
family rhc Doctor will forfeit $1,000 if he
fails that it has restored the hair after having been bald
for which has been accomplished before by
other person or remedy it certain
In single See the Doctors wonderful and
refer in circulars and the papers generally Sold at
each; for So 50 Dozen csh, by H. N Wild at his OLE
confectionery.
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CtSDTtsGEG

Nov is THE TIME TO PURCHASE YOUR WINTER
~ tlothrg when selling forty cent cheaper
than hretoforo-s0o0 frook and Dress Coats for ~ .
SOC ttO pairs ~ Pan,e from 81 ~ 81 $50 Eest rs
81 S2au une stock Of OvcrcoaR from 50 t. 2as va
i've Dollar suit store Gland sal Celtts
81 ccts
sNASr 1FP CLOTHING AND rURNITuRg WAITED
W Aaots eeut .enen aypg any olo.bne furniture,
JcslEy stock soods to dispose Of ca sAr
or the same b. ding for the at his resi-
ieac, through the post Ladies' attended bv MIRA Cohen
y. = COHEN, " elm strsek
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.ttrrpr.s

VoRK PAhtLY PufEh NEW nRiDGs affrrr
budghtc hii, horuoH - 10 Owe house '-rf'y
etpted haa excellent frrec twelve g-v
ottnE rooms between sud htt ah., airy bedrooms
good smoklbg cold ana daJ h~shs
READY nig por,erin attendance GS.a ohsrge for SOC
vantt thc New York Herald 10 flcd. Thomas QGartsr
maine tenders HE grateful thanks 10 his Amer-n friends
for the avo he has long enjoyed ahsir haDda and
lieiee they continued pAgeuaAe Aad ytoonmAnds
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Married.

On Thursday, Jan s. by Rev. Michael Kurran, Mr.
VIM. Book to Miss MARY ANN PAcEr both of Green
Point, L.
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Bunalo Overshoes and MoccasIns for

dding TRAVELLING and cork sol patent leather calf skn
cog foot hold rubber overshoes Of every descriptions
every style OF Boot cork SOLE double SOLE water proof and
light dress and patent leather Boots and everything to be
thought Of Tor tho feet lower be purchased
.er establishment at Brooks celebrated Boot and
Emporium, $50 Fulton street.
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Nctice.-Double sOled waterproof Boots
m DO to order for TO- Drcsshoo.s with shsnk
S3n Patent Gather Bots, So 10 All warranted of the
best material and not to rip.
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com.sners!a, Bonls, Perth Amhoy.-Noses
Is5g.-a.count ,soorxs. Diaries. Sc.-.NeX

- th rank redeemcd at 20 cent disooun ny u
- ~ Fulton street. in payment Tor ready inadc
sl"'i & II an descriptions.
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liz, ssEss

NJ q. PETERS CO. IMPORTERS OF wiNBa,
Nv Brandes and segarsThia FIRM hsve recently cd
their stock at $40 Broadway whore Offering great
Inducements 20 buyers We rcnomend all who oco
articles for fair price 70 give them sc We SPEAK Of
tboir sesare az being the best found IN the osy.