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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-09
A Great Chance.
Drying and Tentering Machine.
FOR WOODEN GOODS.

Invented by ThOs. BarrOws, DEDHAM, Mass,
and Patented by him.
TTAVING arranged with the Patentee to build these
Il Machines, we offer them to the public, made in
our best manner.
This is one of the most useful inventions of the age,
and we advise all Wooden Manufacturers TO examine
them at the Mill of the Patentee, in Dedham, where
they have been at work for two years.
GODDARD RICE & co.
Worcester, Feb. IL, 1852 febl3 diff
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Front Street Store Lots

TIME valuable lot of land on the South side Ui Front
] st. North of the Salem street Church, extending
on Front street about lao feet and bounding East on
Trnmbull St.. and West Salem street. is now offered
for sale in lots to suit purchasers Its average depth is
over 70 feet The lots will be sold on such terms
as to render them profitable purchase either for those
wishing to build stores for their or to let
mar25-dtf FRANCIS H DEWEY. 2l9 Main 81
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New nrass Goods

WE have this day opened beautiful assortment of
w New Style de LANES, worthy the attention of
purchasers We sti selling our Winter Stock of
all sorts, at the advertised prices. s
ian2s-d6twtf II. II. CHAMBERLAIN & co
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Mrs. Z. S. Hall,

TIEMALE ECLECTIC, and Analy teal Physician, NO TO-
"a Pleasant street. Worcester Mass respectfully
offers her professional services as an experienced pac
ttioner Qormerly Of Concord, N HD anu will person.
cmi v needed by her sex; and especially in the capac-
ity ofan Obstetrician and Midwife As proof OF her
ability in The above cases. she can exhibit Diploma
awarded her by the Boston Female MEDICAL schooi'
References
Pow Iobn Moore A. Morrill,, NJ d.
Moses Garter NJ D. jan2S-dlAl*
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Hall tn Let,

HALL, Main street, having undergone re-
w pairs may be had on reasonable terms, for Lee
lures, Concerts, &C. b. EMERSON, Agent,
feb25 DIFF Waldo Block
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To T.a+

TO Let.
THE STORE and Cellar, ON Norwich street, former
L ly occupied by A. IL w H. Harris, as Flour and
Grain store. Inquire of EARL WARNER.
Worcester, Feb. 18th, 1852 feh20 DIV
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REAL ESTATE
For Sale.
House for Sale.

~ THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale the BRICK
t"TlM HOUSE, corner of Pleasant and Fruit streets,
'-A1-- where he now resides. 1t is nearly new con.
tains fifteen rooms, and well arranged for two amties
Twelve Hundred Dollars of the purchase money can re-
main on mortgage for term Of years, if desired.
ian2l-dtAl GEORGE L. MAKEPEACE
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NEW TEAS.
Board.

1.-TWO or three Gentlemen can be accommodated with
| good Rooms and Board, at M. Gouldng's Block,
corner of School and Summer streets. MRS. EMO.
ieb7 d4w
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CLOTHING,

HARRINGTON CORNER is the place to buy
Ill GOOD READY-MADE CLOTHING, and Fur
nshng Goods, at low price. Call and fit
THAYER d EAMES
dec3-dtf Corner of Main and Front Streets.
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Gravel.

TNHE Subscribers wish to dispose of 700 loads of
L GRAVEL, to be removed between the LIST and 18th
Of March next II. IL. CHAMBERLAIN &c Co..
feblO d6twlt
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To Let.

- A STORE, situated in the 1ourishing village
h..iI of the town of Spencer, occupied by Solo
Dl.l mon Davis, and has had good run ftrade In
qure of the subscribers. AARON WATSON.
LORENZO WATSON.
Spencer, Feb. %, 1882 feb24 dawtA1
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Fairbanks Healing Compound.

IfOR Sale at the ProprietoTs prices, wholesale and
IL retail, by L. L. LAZELL, Druggist, pol Main ST.
feb2O daw3wis
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TOILET.
TWO ROOMS in the Block on the corner ofMyrte
L and Soulhbrdge SITS, heretofore occupied by Farley
g. Pearson. Apply to F. H. DEWEY, Esq, or to c. G.
FLANDERS & CO., on the premises dec5 du
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Copartnership Notice.

TElHE Subscribers have this day formed copartner
L ship and will carry the Commission Produce
business, under the firm of Basset & Clark
EZRA z. CLARK.
cct2-dwtf AHAZ BASSETT.
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WORCESTER DAILY spy;
PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING AT
MINI Street. huffman RnNrN

EDITORS AND PRoPRIEToRs.
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To LET.

LCUs
81 A STORE fronting on Main and Southbridge
.i;; streets. occupied by Charles Root the whole
I'LL or part, will be let. Also, two Rooms 60 BY
TO- in he Block, the second and third floors,
now occupied by Dexter Wilson, Boot Manufac-
tory The whole, part, or mere will be let. APP
ply l.. Spring, 3D., the premises, or to W. ADJ
ANS No. | Maple Place.
Worces er. Feb. 10. 1852. d6w*
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Ladies' Fnrs
Board.

A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE can be accommo-
N dated with BOARD and an excellent Front Room.
ALSO, 2 SINGLE GENTLEMEN with Board and
ROOM by nqui1ng at SO Front street, at this of,
fee. ST. jan22-dtf
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TO BE LET.
To Rem.

To Rent.
TIME Bowen Place, of Pleasant and High sts.,
i will he to rent on the LIST Of April. Inquire OF
Feb. a. 1852 DIT T. s. BLISS.
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40. Ey n a Il * EFT.

MoSpA,, Jan. 1876 P, d.
ghe stoek msriet opened heavy this morning. but
there material alteration in prices except in
two Instance We retice considerable falling OF
10 transactions, and things look though should
have dull time In the street Tor some time 1t isuttery
posiils to get the steam up without outside aid. At
present this influence is limited and there indi-
cations fits Increasing much imme lately When stocks
are IN tho hands Of outside pass operators Ia Wall
street ara usually dispoesd bear the market and
BY depressing prices induce holders to s2u cut. The
hrokershen purchase at the reduction and a. the pro.
per tine SGT the machinery IN motion 70 get 10 an ir
nstop. Outtsefg are drawn in again at higher prcss
and The wheels revoye Spectators out Of the street
n,acst Invariably buy 81 high end sell al Low prices aud
ins probability Il that u always viii be co. They never
can DO induced take hol Or fancy stocks At tho lowest
dip OF the market. The lower prices 60 the wosth
ls ocss are coDtiiorsJ cnd the higher prices 60 the
anxious outsiders Gro 70 purchase. At present
The bulk u fancy stocks IS held ia Wall street. and
rpacuators out OF the street will not touch
sGem ~ current rasss, the brokers end they must
yet up excitsmopt and initiate prioea euong
themselves before tkoy bring in now purchasers.
sapilaS.s nd 60 into the str,et and buy ID large
Tots Of the most Deprecated stocks and keep then ut
them aray md val. he course OF cves's y. -
without doubt ustt Ecpey AZ SlyessGsss ., ~,
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within this period there have been all sorts q con-
WILSON'S and revulsions expansions and contraetions
notwithstanding which there has been eteady increase
in the number Of d.postors, and IN the amount OF de-
potts. This Is most extraordinary fact, Three ~
four times, within the past eighteen years, tins
cai and financial classes have been completely pros
treted by these events, thousands uron Thousands
have been thrown out Of employment. The manufic-
turing interests have met with al kinds Of reve-sss
more the result Of their ignorance ana folly than
Of the policy Of the government in is financial anu
meIcai systems and operatives have been at tinss
compelled 70 work half time, at reduced wages All
this bas had no effect Of unfsvorsbls character
viii be by the above table In eighteen yeare tho
deposors increased 81 2sI and the deposits sl2 5
In 1884 the average amount deporit, per head va
slio in 1851 the average, per head f1sOshoBins
increase per head Of $40 This favorable fest9re
ard we trust /. will continue Is increase al the .Se
rate
The report OF the Auditor General Q, P.un.ylvsnis
upon the finance. Of thst State gives the annexed
hib Of The public DEB. on The Is. December, 1851 -
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fotai. ,satsss.s,,,,.. II stulIs AV4 -
ot this, ss92i67o7 81 funded and the balance tas
unfunded debt OF the funded debt 81 SlsO23 81 bears
6per cent? s36os4si 90 bears per cent? and sl9S 100
Ak per cent
The loan for the construction Q; the outlet lock =.
Wells Falls Originally $40 oc0 and now amounting TO
sl2 s0o not embraced in the foregoing table for the
resson that the faith the commonwealth net PLEDGED
for its redemption It'll payable cut q fund arisng
from tolls Gu beats passing through snd in that
fund there was the st OF December 1884, applicable
to further payment OF the principal and Interest Of
said loan, the sum OF 1870 Co.
by the act Of 10th April 1851 the State Treasurer
authorized to borrow temporary lean sasooo 20 30
applied to improving the tho Columbia Rail
road. This done. But the amount is alburs-
eao out OF the proceeds Of The sale 70 The Reading Rail
road Company, Of the Sohuylk tsduot, and the rali
read Leading thersfrom TO tire city q Philadelphia, AMI
&c anticipation Of 81 the instruments from
that company IL Is not embraced II the above s'seusrt
nor In the table Of loans.
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INDIA RUEBER GOODS.


sINEE CONGRESS PinhTED -CAvtiON TO SuOS
DoaereLe srnrg that caprinciplod persona are
Offering Eiuto Gore 70 q my rasns Cen
Boots ado by braidng goavinr india Rubber
such way to shr contraction expansion Of
the fabric with tie spring 10 notice Is given At ode
and combining fbrous te,ts with cords 81
IrdS Rubber usea in making Boots Is drost
ana positive violation ~ pstont; an whoever
cells the Cor thus MADE viii
entea for damages All who authorized by 20
required stamp each pslr with the words Days Ps
sept" AL others Infringement sad dealers warned
against The conrGuones they choose 10 DO concerned M
prating this p,'en knowing that the coabp aon
semntns through their Instruments - ne.d unsnspecs
shoe dealers aud ihaV0 tor thsir infer
matt caused The oincn 81 eg * the most distinguishes
Patent LAWYERS the United be sakonhete with
published. All hold dealGr rsspeusbe shere mo
n.annfactvrer ID irEesp0nsblS. UoksCB H. DAY owner
Of tl the PRentB eoty With Congrefs Boots NJ D.
LceDse granted AZ % Court, eree Neu York. and ~
Authorized throughout tho United Stte EXCEPT
Nsssehustss hsineandNew Ganpshire Owned BY Chsrss
Ninsow, Of Lynn, Mas.
Lxek orIsioSsI have examined tho letters Patent Is
Bued 10 Dupons Hyatt bearing jAte the nth October SV
aud opinion that the elastic rorez. made by
weaving EtrouB materials which etrsrd snd
combination with In die Knbhor Springs " applied ia ths
nknufaoiufa OF Cater boots M mfr Upon the Pa
sCnt. New Yorb, April 2, 1851. y. u. CUTTING.
BosroN, June a. 1881 - have made similar examn atom
cfthe letters Faasr asoYs rvis93 to- and Er
eating op4aion. RUFUS CVOATr
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aEw PUBLlUATsOss.

A NY LAWRENCE, OR TEE FREENAaoN's DAUGH-
= ter. by the autbor OF StsD ec Hal .. hsnngrcy.
20 Beautifully iiIG llratei P1e - rhia
book lie sphc oflbe suthor 5tandsd HALL
The plot he mos interest. bold start
ling incident in almost Tho reaSs
not allowed TO sumbor or an instant bu. Is hur
rd along with rsrosake raridsy from abe nrss tho
last chapter yat the pO gle instance,
ovsrdrAs charteter 8acr5st asngls n.turs
fr effect It's merits wilt insure rapid and eoatiuusd de-
msnd for y " u very hand ,tsy printed and its ADM
rRtlc descriptive urtratcd by ele
gs II tnsraYiass. fuLEahcd and tsr slis ~
GARRETT i CO. - Ann street.
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MUSICAL.

CcHUBEeTB s. CO, MUSIC DEPOT, 81 BROS Dw.2,
respectfully invite tho public to inspect tler immense
ssoeh Of music for Voice. Ilano for snd Lds, r
Organ Violin fiooncee. Hsrr. Orchestra, &c. in every
style virtu0scf and beSrncrH The grestet selection
tho United states worth Sl030Jl orders foreign
and American music will BIO attended 20 with yromptncss
DIASos TUNED IOR rs CENTs.-THE sUBsCRIBLR
L continues time sni IoP,ir Pianos ressoD.hie
orders LET 81 the fan drv DDS store Green
Nich street, At Cors0ne dyeng establishment 1 Bowty
punctually ATTENDED ". JaRDlef.
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Letter frop, Horny CIay-IIIs 1rsaIth.
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

TIRE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
To. British ms steamship Cambria Will leave Boston
tomcrrsw noon, fof Halifax and Liverpool Her malls
viii close In this city * ors and three o'clock this AFTER
noon. Tho NV YeRx WEEKLY HERALD, printed in
French and Esglish, will be publisLed AZ Ten O'Clock
shie Eaorning Single copies, IN wrappers sixpence
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Court Calendar for This Day.

TUrIknE CouE,--sfgcIA. TEkM-Nos. 49, 81, =, IS,
zoe. 7e, SO, 81, So 80. 81, SO, to Oh.
coMsos PL..s-Ts,AL TFs ,S. Nos III ia
lQl 1893 Part 2Nos I30 60 lao 160 152, 1885, 1872 1884,
l66, 1913, "a, 1874. 40, ia, ia, l76.
hyperion CouRr--TRrA TERM 8. 12s, a. "A, 1877,
49, l4s o. l43 IT. 81 3D. 1877 14s 1e0 19l 193 1884, 1885,
lq8 1885, ZOO COL 400 2oi 20o 207 20s 81 TO- 104, 49,
1885, 49, 90, "a, SO, 81, 20. l2e 13c, II, 70.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

NLTICE TO CALIFORNIAEs-AN ADy0gRNED
meeting of returned Cafornisns viii be held a. the
american Botei this truesdayl syenins Jfnaary 2th,
1857 at o'clock ALL who eci interest ia tao well
fare our State invited to attend by order Of ac
meeting. d. STRONG Chasnsu
]. Nj CnANs Secretary.
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HORsEa, CARrTAGMs, "a /.


EyOR saIE.--h BAY HORSE, ABOUT 1873 HANDS
hsn-klnd ~ Ogegy respeut-ean t~oba nits in mir.
Csoc VIII 10 fcid Immediately hpIlg at NO ~ Grad
CxRAy@ARE, Six YEARS OH WARRANTED SOUND
~ md Esnteig beau fui sftpper ether III RsrDoss
sdde-o espaOa Of gTest endurance, snd ysy hands5r
wiz be sold Tor S10-il worth ttDOtna 10 -
me iorheR appiY 70 George Raphsel ~ Pesri strc'f
CoR sALr-A GOOD DOUBLE SLEIGH.-cOsr si.5
= trico 500 Aprly Az fssi Fourteenth street,
"A LIGHT giNGLE SLEIGH FOR sALE-PaICE SIS
IN lnqaife ~ NO. II Washington rlsc0.
SLsGu BzLLs ROBES, &c., FOR sALE--TaRG.
~ yirgs 0ihsops best svor plated sleigh Bells orHt
s Se psr oassimere 5reee Blankets oost S two hand
ssme sleigh sobos cost $40 havo been but to used and
ood 50 now HAVING parted with hl horscs tho
hs iur er nse for them, and would sell cheap
drosa box soy PosA Once.
yrJAkTED ~ HiRr, DURING TIE sLRrGUING a
w bekubfu bay oerritge orso ~ in double harness
TIE be 10 hands high. short tail, young stylish,
sound fsst trot.er peecty gsne, and we'll hsohe Any
posftenF Fnsh horTe sud vllirg 20 lei him by
10y sock Tor Tar prco, hear 81 nrasr WHO
1Feta9 trt ctrs q bn, ~ ressirr, ~ ~ed,posig 9.
" fHtt q f VI tkrAe ~ aa-f qF IA o. :
s.oys orauacI,set srs - ~, sss SEQ esrss usJ paa
LA.sLatW,
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The Two Operas.


Last evening" the two rival opera rsupes performed
one Al Nibc's with powerful cast, and the other ct
AstOr Place, with cast stl mere powerful possible
two magnificent .roupcs-snd the performances which
we've tragedies, both admirable; yet strange to say,
neither house was near full Nblo's not one-ftth
full; and Astcr Place little than half nlled
Both audiences together Would not make one good
Louse
rbis result may be partly accounted for by the mum
hers who enjoying themselves sleighiug for not
withdrawing the coli perhsps there never were
public and private sleghs u aud all Of them crowded
At Sibo's, the tragic opera OF Lucrezia Borgia' was
performed. The part Of LuereE!s scted and sung
with great eeaf by Rose De vries who made some capital
points; and Virgnis Whiting much admired - Or
Gni, particularly In the drinking song Badisl a. the
Dube, and Bettih Gsnnaro, added fresh laurels to
their fame AL Was excellent, but the house.
AtAstor Place the house better, but not what
might be expected on opening night, with SO grand
tragedy (La Pavorits y and 80 fine cast stefanone
was the favcre" in every Of the word She ex-
se herself and every body seemed 10 feel that she
sang before In that house she in good the
Aecousich melody Of her sympathetic tones truiya
feast Her continued triumph from beginning
to end In some passages she
In ssversl OF her songs she produced perfect o With
shouts OF Bravo the audience waving their hats and
haDdkerchies for several minutes 1t in the third
scsRe OF the thsrd rct shc was most bEcnc Never 0d
We hear 1t supg by any other vocalist In the last
scenes Of the tragedy she grand In such y; TRACE
dies as LA fsvorita,' s:efanone stands alone.
Selvi whose voice is net what It did not do we'll
In the besnping but as he proceeded he warmed up,
and towards the close made paipab!e hits, which
were epth 1sastically sppisudei His acting very
1ne. He performed the part Of Fernando Marni, a,
the King, and Eenevantauo Bshazar both sustained
sher parts with great spir and effect The deepto
voice OF BsReventano peeled Ike orgau The chorus
very fine. Rarely ever has this the best Of al
Donizettis operas, been SC well performed.
Letter frona Henry CIay-IIis Health.
The following letter has been received from Hon.
Henry Clay, by one of his freu1s in this city
WAsHiEGroS, Jan TO- 1852.
NV DEAR sIR:-..l received your letter OF the 18th
tne, and although too weak myself to write in any
comfort canpot orbenr, through the pen Of fsiend,
expressing to you my grateful Acknowledgements for the
friendly 81 ntments contained in your letter.
consider my condition as highly critical. IL Is
cough OF some eighteen months duration proceeding
from the lower bronchial vessels; 1t has reduced in
strength and hesh Diminished appetite, and essened
sleep; il be arrested it will terminate fatally
think the cough IA somewhat diminished and have
certainly felt comfortable within the last fortnight
beg you to be assured sgsn Of sincere thanks and
profound gratitude With very high respect, am your
MseRd acd cbecient servant, H. CLAY.
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nTRs brewster, FROM dIs TENpyE1
AVA her services 70 Ladies' and Gentlemen Of sis city ~
Anthology, Love- and Law re,ters ieterpre.ny DvcArs.
Co. BY and relied on By Napoieon
snd will tell The name OF or ganteoan they vW
Also te the viqitcvs Residences al Gz~r
ssrect between tliftln al .ttNtrcY s...s, ~ - La.ss
g.sy oSrv:; Lsrtt.n.n srs cvusy.
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Card. Mercantile library Assoc!ation.

George Pechham has received tbs the
sidepcy, from the Regular Nominating Committee"
elected BY the members in Of the constitution
from tho 'Uniou Nominating Committee; and from the
Regular oppobton Commttes'-thus presented as the
unanimous and deli crate candidate Of largo influential
masses OF the members.
endorse earnestly this choice for the sake Of an s
tuon when the undersigned have hershed for years.
Wo are nexpreestlv panied by the publication Of IN
ssntiemsplv If not hbsious ,es-hearess and
unmahy attempts TO wound the feelings this
snd his friends.
We bope the natural eucb sssaus
minds will be 30 elect him tfir phap Gritty
kdyiu e. Tsarsip, Bx-pre- John T. Rolns -presi.
sd.nt, dent.
John ) Horrisk. = ". Bradley.
Ros~ ell L. Lost eoo1, Tenyy K Prsll,
J.. Spencer Kirby, j.. II. Morrison,
Joaeph "A. Price, n. a. BschiG.
Edward %hccieci, !. Terry Bates,
Johr +, Eslisr, Joseph s. Taylor.
David Webb, q. Il. sharpsteen,
A. {. fsrais, James j. Kelley,
J. Lawrence Elder, John u. Stephenson.
John L. cey, 8. 4. Poe.leY,
W. H. Riekaydscs, K. y. Jenkins
r. D. Lvcne, /. B. Peek.
NHw yoHH, Jan assy u, ls52.
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aDVERTISEnRSrs gEsgWRp kVBRY bal


G1OAp,
o. z REWARD.-LosT, ON THURSDAY LAST. l5rs
pO instant In or near Broadway. Gold Locset, VITA
without Geld Watch Key attached, oontanins por'rait
OF lady. The finders will confer great favor
their Tho 10 7G6 Broadly were they wa
receive the above reward and the thanhs tho
OK REWARD-LosT, ON SATURDAY LAST. EIrISR
VIZ in the IL from Newark TO Jgrsey Cty. or "a
going tnoncs to Broadway poreonns containing two
30 Ills charge and check for s3 which be -
TO but the The above wagd will b.
on delivery ofAbose, ht az " alter street.
I OsT-oN TUESDAY EVENING LAST, BETWEEN
~ ligtth and Franklin streetu. en- DroAdway, avo
stone diamond Ring with sting and bdo
ensmelled shank partly engraved Tho Under will be
varded BY leavings 90 Bali Blscs Co.'S AT Broadway
of Murray street. Jewellers aud Pawnbrokors viii
please atop IL Ii offered for Gale. and give information
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FINE ARTS .

LIME ARTs-A FAVORABLE An NICE CHANCE
T. for those wishing hno Monument iae marble Aou-
ument, beautifully executed in the s style VITA 40
statuary figure OF H0ro inst ton De.ed by two
celebrated European sculptors Tao Is eightosu
feet inches height. Tho aui lgHyes.
representing gnhed bltins hss xecutej in
sristieai etye, thaA well IL boa Of H. ~ hka
equal Ia this city, The And 10 for
sale by T.. Vcrnhsegon and T. Ptoier any. tra street.
hetgoeu Third Lexington v. Said artists
furthermore sfcommsnd them 80 public tor
eauIg any work In Sculpture, navy. Portraits.
rich Manel Pieces and Aonunents III ~ designs vhiqs
viii bo done IN such style To eral Gasofsct0r
VHRNHaEGGs Z PuEtFrEa.
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HaIe6 ~ TIC planets. Fate hor senross tells
Only 20 thote WAC know the wondrons speila
By which eyents-the future m j tho past-
are brought 20 lighk When horoscopes are cas-.
u 80. - -

'KbE WOr DEHfUL CUHEs Performed ny THG
treat Swedish Astrologey and phi 0saphsr are Tbs sub
ealy comment in all circles Of society and his
Sens q approaching eyents snd disclosures OF tho Past.
srhe 81 VINO consult him with Amsxsment and awe. u9
euaetu shi IN unrayelirg cCnsp 'aees clearing chaas
er reconeng egtrargca friends aod lovers restoring tho
roktn Inks Of matrimonial bliss. aa sstsns a perpex
in& ousnegs are acmeei by hunsn being who has
ever teted his Resitenca No 5Wh.c stree wherc
ne msy be consulted as all hours Of tho day His terms COZ
casting nsvities &c sec forth in lis sim snso for
la2 now ready for dsribuO., At enc above nance
number.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-20

TTvHE SECOND NEW YORK BUILDING ASSOCIATION
will hold an adjourned meeting 50 Chatham Hall. No.
Chatham square, ihursdsy EvennR January ga. at
az o'clock, ter tho purpose Of rtoe sing tubcdbsr,
adopting articles OF assooston and the election IL ocers
The public invited to attend Addresses be expected
frtn gentlemen loBs connected Wish building aia0oa-
tns from wtem much valuable lnloErnr.isn msy BE-
obtained. Rrt fec ~ sents par value ,t The books
open % the Office OF - BUXTON Jr, Secsetaty Now
York association, - North William street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-20

ret old you osnt.-If you do 70 boys 20 first to T.
smiths Jr lo2 Fulton street, and secure suit Of good
comfortable winter othng IA will only capital sleigh
ride You will be then net to stray and there will
be difficulty then in getting the girls with you.