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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-14
MERRITT. FIELD e CO.
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Wholesale Importers Of Diy Goods.
TyI


Wholesale Importers Of Day Goods.
EraEsriHe Ind.
4 RE now receiving end opening in the large and com
moiioas building latc! erected bS Hr. Oitger Lads
largest ami best assorted stock Of Fancy and Sta e Dry
Goods brought ~ this market. our extensive a-
ciities Ia connection with Dur New York house. enables
Us TO Orcr such Inducements - purchasers as VIII make
it To- tcr advantage purchase Of Us We shall con
tue add weekly to our all ready large stock,
keep il at all times fun and well assorted with
Prints of erery lind, style aud price,
Blelehed shirtings and meetings.
Brown shrting sheelings OF all widths, style and
braIds.
InckiiSs of all the diGc:c brands,
Canton and Domet Flannes,
Red, white 2nd yellow FlLnnels, all wool,
Cloths of all eoios and prices, from the principal
French English and Belgian factories,
ssimercs ll.in AMI fancy, single doublo mild
Iwcc'ls all wool, and cotton and wool,
fl.,id Li"ss!s OF ali the different st!.es,
EoasIin de lanes Of every style and price.
kariston. Lancaster and PLAIN black Gingaams
Plain black SILKS; and saltins,
SiiN, Cotton and " o"l VrstIngs,
Hoser--Ac..s Eng!ish ool hose and half hose,
do d. Cotton hall hos,
Nanans GO woFstsd cotton Hose all color,
and prices,
Gloyes-Nens heavy Buck Gloves.
do Kid, Cotton and Wool do,
Wonens do do do do
Silk Linen and Cotton Pocket Handkerchiefs,
Swiss MgsllIs,
JacOnett II islins
Book MuSlins.
Plaid Canbrcss,
Victoria and Bishop Lawns
Irish LINN dressed al undrcssed in half pisces.
.COlorcd and Paper C3mbre, >,
Italian :, wing Six all eologS and Letters,
Spool SILK.
Spool Cotton,
MarshAlls Linen Thread all numbers,
Coats cotton, do
Plain. Embrod and Printed long and Square woe
Shaws,
Blankets full assortment
Beaver, Pilot and Felt Cloths,
Silk aI,d Mohair Lusters,
Plain, hcurcd and Plaid PcplIs,
Buttons, combs aud fancy goods Of every kind an,
ption all which the trad. at the low
estCincinIEti prices.
sepiI5 MERRITT, FIELD & CO.
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Clothing, FurEisiii AZ Goods, Il .si>
AZ

TIE undersigned having jus;
eosz< bought out the Clothing Establish -
.<s%sa men. of Mr.. ). KAHN, under the .
~>~e Journal ONCE, )uid respectfully
the attention Of the public to the large stock oi Clos
Furnishing Goods, &c. which they now have "l' an'
They are OF the best manufacture and mad n tc
fshopablc styles. Having been purchased 1T such raj
IS will eni0lc them To sell at the very lowest prices
Those wanting Clothing OF any description, or Gent
mems Furnishing Goods generally, would fnd i 10 Z.
advantage cll al this ests Jshment before parchs
elsewhere In this stock will be found Overcoats, Cl)a
Dress Frock and Sack Goats, Shirts Hats and Caps, d
txc., which open for Inspection Gall u yoe Wa
% get goods cheap. GofTLEIB, VILE & 20.
.l..rro-
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DEPOSITS.
LaHasLo steam EuInituie Factory.
WROLESAI.E 2, Rrr,aTF,

~r5sT77-l Messrs. KARsCH, WETZEL &, KLINTIvoR
- would iIi the public tai having recenil,
~ll. established in lasnlseo City. Steam Furait,4r,
$seA Factory, thy have commenced mani lgrli.
Bureaus B:sie.iGs, NardrOhcs, and several otrr ki
M Fartare By scan thos cnahlng them 20 furnish ties,
articles lower tha c;n - plF eaSe elsewhere this city
ald II 1taeiRRGti FGsOrB prices. Their work in eySrN
respect equal 10 iit Of the C4cnna' factories.
Tcy prepared 10 do Turning orb ofevery des
crption, and viii be prepared 10 furnish cosniTs ianu
fctu-egs With what they desire IN this particular The
tcilpr OF those wanting Furniture is called to the work
tEis Factory.
tn; wa-crOom is or Main street, between Third and
Fourth. We keep for sale Chairs Of different varieties
besides al other Kinds vi Furniture. 1t lie room.
fieeg--y1
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THE EVANS R ssTAuR

VANS, of EVANSVILLE has Ied up tlc large and com
- modious three story Brick recently erected 10y Mr.
Luck. First street tAc Sherwood oUsc. Ia the
f"sl complete style, and is DOW prepared 10 welcome
d accommodate has fTicids and the public generally
me bar will at all times he supplied ith ruRE liquors
npiehdd LdhCh vii bc set every day Ut 10 OClutk 4.
WIN turtle soup and all other attainabie ielcscies
"cl Known and sSlllfIl Cook has been engaged, an
ntl. men eau be accommodated At aiy hour with /
hcs ana luXurics os the season served up IN ts 81
NIs.-r r
spaced and tically sealed Oysters ~ the finest
.llll nov on hahd-t.e best Of Cigars, & ljyI.ul
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EVANS ALL E HAT NJ MAN0eAcroa a3

. FALi SrILE OF HAS.
II RESPECTFULLY invite the attention OF the public
1 NV style OF Hats he shape is eI.gaut and of III
most approved style. Having selected the very best
stock the quality will be equal 10 an. Gcntlelne.
,caving their orle may rest assured that ns wi
be spared giving them tastfG aud becoming hat.
All kinds of fancy silk and Fur hats. made order Pa
ticuLr IS pad TO ordered hats. Very Che.
Caps. +. VAUTlEk.
scptlt First street 81 door above Main.
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GROCERIES,
JOHN GRAHAM. JOHN FARRELL.
GRAHAM & FARRELL.

M e have this day associated OURSELVES for the pur
" pose of doing general " hC!esaic and Retail Gro
ery PROVISION and Produce Business, Sycamore st.,
ree doors above Jas aughins Jr- iron store. We
pr1pFed 10 keep fun and ell selected Stock and will
sen al as io~ raes as our nei hbors. The produce fthe
country Wll be takena cash. mark value. and Ina
the general conduct OF business we shai edeavo TO
make u satisfactory 10 our paironr.
ar24 Ii CRAHaN & FARREII
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RORDECG

VI subscriber has on nand large and beautiful
I sOrtmert OF Gold, Velvet and cheap Borders,
aic thu attention. OF the public is respectable i-rta
JOHN c. DEVEkECX IA,
iy27 Main, between Ist and 81 streets.
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New Grocery and Provision store.

I'VE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens Of
a ansNille and the surrounding country, Chat has
opened Grocery, Provision and Fruit Store
OF Main ard Fourth Streets and il will be his aim 10 keep
every article in his line, either Wholesale or retail
have on hand large lot OF cheese which will sell by
he box or single pound among the lot there Eng
tlsh Dary heese-a rich article. Coffee, Hice Rasns
Oranges lemons, Teas OF all kinds. Lard Oil yineea.
Molasses Green Apples. Candles. Starcb Mustard Pep
per- Indigo. States Sand Paper, Tea and Table Spoons
ana many other articles too tedo 10 mention which per
sons may see by giving me All kinds of Pro,uce
wanted ldecGl JAS. SPALDING.
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500 Pci1Dges OF Goods.
The Largest Stock of Dry Goods in
Indiana,

W. have now hand just received AMI en- the way
w the largest, cheapest, and desirable stock
OF staple asl fancy Dry Gupls offered In Indiana.
very large amount of which traeted for be
rore the advance in goods.
oar arrange with manufactures and Importers,
sud our having Of the irn always in the marSe
sab 10 sell goods greatly below most pthcr houses
We determined 10 sell goods si.,; profits. aud
solicit all who wish to buy cheap. to call and examine
our extensive stock before bayng clseware.
augl9 J. II. MAGHEE ~ co.
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EVANSVILLE, Ia THURSDAY. OCTOBER IA, 1852
LOUISVILLE ADVERTISEMENTS
Emli importation Of Dry Good!
JAMES LOW & Co.
no. ll5 Main street Louisril G Ky

EDESPECfFULLY annouuoe TO their customers. ant
- all purchasers 'i Dry Cf0ods that they IL
store; and oner or safe The largest aud b,S,
stock. TO be funi " est Of the Mo.isas Their GOoc
have 3een purchased exclusively for cash, and they
determined Io adhere - the :, slat of Sna PTonts.
The majority their Cl6tBs Osssuneis ai. vi bite Goods
the! aiiOItsd direct froa Etro.e. and sel
iroht tess than other \. c.cri Houses. They sOiict
e%ntioh Of heir Stock fco.a all bH.efs OF GO9ds II
thcir nla kct. aucg4
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JUST HECEIVE1 AT,
M. a. LAWRENCE,
Marble Works.

, L.RGE stock of fine White No I marble, direct
\ from VI Also "A lot Of White Statlary and now
md the largest aud finest stock Of Italian and American
iare ever offered in this city. (and more comng)
sting in part of Monuments, Iomhs, 0beSks. scrolls.
cad stones and Gothic work OF various styes finished
Y Eastern Workmen, in manner that cannot fail To
tase. which will be sold reduced prices. y. B. Or
lers from distance pronpt. and salisf ctorily filled
Evansville Sept IL is52 NJ. x. LAWRENCE.
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pan rrvDPS4TP NOTIC .,

TENFlE firm of H. II. Hood d Co., having been dissolved
by the death Of L. IL. Hood the undersigned An
drew J. NhcceE surviving IartnCr- ;i Geo. W. kath-
bone, have pirascd the stok pi the late lrni, ard
formed ps-i rShiv. under the ~ le 0f kATEEONE
NuEELEP "a wli continue the Wholesale aut Retlil
Book anI stationery business the Oli stand No Fos-
ters Dov where th,yi invite the patronage o th. form
eustOnefs of the house, and OF the public generally.
G.. ". RArHBONE
uge7 " THkElER
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.So a ns assortment of nnc Linen Shirts and GRAY
various Other articles.
In addition 90 the above, (my usual sOck have just
returned from the East with sIlended aud extensive
stock of lOihs Of evsry description. will sell low al
Wholesal and Retail manufacture the same 10 order
6 iod i-s and perfect satisfaction. 40 trade
/ using in my estabishment Patent Sering
Machine which enables % make up cheaper than an!
prher esti bishmer which dos not Use them. III Ha-
chine is work ug resoluon ia the Tailoring BGseS
have Otained the sole right 10 sell patent rights OF this
Invention in Nanserburgh cOdnty and ask from the trade
an examjtation of this machine
srIti ). GUMBtklS.
4. ST. take measures for Clothing HaLy KIND, anc
make To- order in the best style.
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NO rICST C0Nr ACTORS and
R I'll 81 SS

WE, the undersigned. would inform the citizens a
w Esansvillc aud country that wc are now prepar
eA u accommodate, at ihc City saw Mill tbs app.
part OF tis city, with all kinis Of lumosr for biiu.
As or N ptto is - nail profits ana qlek r.irns,"
shall I'll IS cheap il hc bodsht elsewhere az.
make IL to tbs Vantage OF al that buy of is We mus
s.lI along AMI give u, a 'f show and We Sii
give yoI Satisfaction. [augifl HART x coLvIN.
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EuoT AND SHOE STORE.

DEM VcD VIZ. EMERY has tax en- the stand on
Ia Min street opposite the Bank, fOrme Tly occupied
by CouyEat EOoA tore. aud s Row prepared 10 sup
ply citizens with l!an nHc work H. MS lue II shoji
ipcc he has good worNinen einplo! ed. and viii war
RAFT al WORK seut from his s60p. lie i prepared 10
make Boots and shoes nfanl qualify, good fits. id made
up ia the best 81, lc. His long experience business
and vu, tuality VIII ar:Ice H toe continued custom
uf it,s> Who Try hi.. dis prices r..sOH;. bic
aud work not surpassed ia durability LeanesS by ht
of;iuy other establish meI.t. iNe-ul
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Genuine EEayanua scgaFs.
N OOO La FioTest;
~ UUO $4,000 Washington;
IOCOO FL Diyan
1860 Hermann;
5.GGa Eduaro
3.U0 Jenny Lind,
All the above warreuted genuine imported HavaR
"a Segars and we oTr them for safe at i0p rates,
n lots 20 suit purchasers. 5. 4. GILBERT t co
septN Sycamore near W '''er
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SCASES Of Ladi $ snd Misses Morocco Lcatl.sr ana
Rid Eootees Enalulled kid walking shoes, with a
large lot OF light Slipp--s. iOr sale lou by
arvlg j. II. MAGHEE & co.
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Relic Nme .snr,lenS.

TIME proprietor this sarten aud pubic house, has T.
IL ursiy redtt e the buil,lin- a1 nprDvsd ths grpta
and ready TO receive visitors. This place o r
Is situate the river bans, just below Pigeon Cre
Bridge and is but short walk f'Om tic hcirt OF the c
Refreshments af all kinds be obtained, and The wi
of visitors carefully attended to- The undersigned VI
always hand TO attend 10 those visiting his house
mvs-,f JOHN NJ MATTHEW'S
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So ErWOOG ECU /.

- = I. " 90 y = 70 -
TINE subscriber has taken tie tOye house. and bas
euiirel, reGite and rs:rised il, aid Is prepared
TO entertain thc patrons of The house la satisfactory
manner lie las also rented the brick Stable. owned 10y
3r Peter. Burke, and has goo stock OF h0vses
riascs 10 let.
hOsers are To- constant at ,Ida,e. Particular attention
will be .id the CO. horses left w hiir ius keep
ii aid Ia al respects, The ubliv shall Hnd the sisg
wool House d good Hotel. ihsul IA. 3fEhs.
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NEW YORK cnoIHING sroRF.
ON WATER strict, NEXT TO nQasuRook & nrarr cROcrRr

fttT -IutH HHu NytHWVIts -
s. GUMBERfS, Wholesale and he
tail Clothing Manufacturer, has just
received Il large assortment OF SHpe-
FLOR Black Cashmere and various col
ors; also, an assortment OF Saftinet's,
Casinetts and Tw eeds; also, Black SILK
and Satin and other Vests, and com
mon Vests Of ali kinds. Ia ccsuec-
ton With his large stock OF Cioirirg.
he will keep fine assortment OF Hats
; and Caps, Carpet Bags and Trunks;
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REMOVAL.

nRBP johnson has removed his Office to lst 81. q
| few doors above the Sherwood House; the ole
,Tmerly occupied by DIR. Traf, Residence near the
.prner OF ia and WALNUT sts septl3u
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cARPE VIE 7,s PLANES

ND Mechanics Tools Of all Kinds and or the bcs
quality, an lG,Hd AMI e0ns;an;iy receiving fresh sup
lies at the sign oil the Mil saw.
j!lJ Z. ~ UkltFiI H.
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- going faath Of OhrsiAaity sad should tAsrssorsb BE-
uegnFted paxt end parcel Of the wade aystem II Il
a4 which aoss forth TO make ell like unto itsslf and
oAsrsJore Christianity brief He was rsotcsd to Be-
eosed ths opportunity Of pArtskiug In that work At
- percent period the missionary labors are Is essential
. sse 0hssttsnng Efforts ~ homo In regard to the
0esuiss Of such work ba suspected that there were
10 further obtructions abroad than there are at home
and therefore he had the most saogniue Of
suecee Ia Africa He bad additional going
ther~ In the fact that this Rorsign Missionary So deity
natives He concluded by hoping tn see many OF the
segregation again when be returned to this oouatry
Ihe chairman then introduced DR. LAssIra Who
= the no in this mission noped yet
the dag when sill that part Of hopa where the mission
vas founded would be Chrisanized Heoonsiered no
ope ready to receive the light OF the Gospel
TIE Africans for they have especa religion and wonld
cS1efore be the likely to receive the true faith
PenODay speaking he rag reted that he had not been
bern to be missionary and he really felt kind Of envy
q " Oe young men who were about to set out the
glorious enterprse.
The rREAspnEa tber iatimated that collection would
b. made IN order to dssy the expenses OF the present
nisti0n.
The Grammar made fev observations with regard TO
TIE Aine missionaries goiug FORTH ard begged to
sare them that great OF public Interest
csukeed In them and numerous would be the prayers
o0ered M for their success
Ths Rev Mr. rHoMPsor displayed a number Of Af,ioen
cuxiotifis and explained their nature and
Theproceedisgs were concluded by the singing OF the
missionary aymnn
The Sollovpg persons constitute the mis-, ionsries;
DR. Cole Miss Mcguire Mr. end Mrs. Burton Miss Aid.
rioh, Mr. and Mrs Thompson Mr. Acer, aud Miss Sax
ton They depart TO morrow, In the bark Martha
Clarke
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POLL CfCAI..

tssxs messns e ibis Committee held on the 18th
Ssmoorsc rspuso.a q the
q ssssss
party are requested 70 attend primary ee on be hold
arss
oolooh and three oetoei r. NJ, for she purpose Of
Three msmbers II the General Committee for she year
AAw.rs COMMITTEES to CONSIST Of st:ssn persons and
rsSSs sa1s Csra ss R'ps
Iha. ,he primary election be held At tho places
And II AZ ESQ member OF this Committee DO and Is hereby
reau 10 name one Inspector for tho above msry cleo
mttee fro tsis NEE Ss ms%Ssr. shs
s ali as
.sn sss .p az Herald. S' BY In tho Ma
place, Of holding sieston and the inspectors were
L-Joha Dalton. samL Auld. Chas. Cannon. % Beaver
2Alfred Chsnoelior. Thcs. J. Rodgers, Jas Mckinley
aa-ngsh HeMaion. Dan Mooney, A. J. xocsrty. az
I-Wn Drew. Chss II, Coaaday Pat. Boyle. No. DIVER
Es.-s.musl webster. WIN. Franois WIN. Appleyard. IS
.s..Thom.s Ryan. James Hogan, David Mordcn. Sixth
Geo G. Gssisf NJ Gregory Augustus oliver, ITO Msa
S.:isi .,s .sss p Belts
,rs y .s e. r. Ss%
thrss days notice 7. Be sivsn.
L.
Ward Hotel, ctraer Bfoome az Forsyth streets.
u.-Edwsrd Penny Jr, Bernard Kelly Ssbrss Simmons,
20e avenue G.
a.ss:si TH;s , Nsuss.s Jos c'.ry xeo.nn
19-M L. Brvant Robert Whitaker SAmuel D. Walters,
l6 n Clinton street.
.-Henry Nssnerins. william g. Coles, Michael Bu-ke,
Democratic Hsadausrssr corner Of Grand and Elizabeth
streets.
i5.-wm. Town. A. =. Hillyer. W. r. Ronaids, IL Amsy
place.
Bsslap,s, Ie5 west Seventeenth street
E-Maaus Kelly, anthony s. Woods, Iesao vermiIyes,
Fri ndshp Tavern Twelfth street, between First
and avenue A..
Union Hail. corner Twenty street and Third
19.Fyanois kcBarron. John Esan, David Wood, EgAn
seed store Forty second street between Third and Fourth
avt nues
avenue.
Received That In case either OF the inspectors hereby
appointed thal te,ne 70 or any yaaanos ths
Otherwise oocur ths re ains Inspectors are hereby Az
The rived n appoint another u act la ons tho
Determine to change tho place for
boidss tho primary election In any ward they STALL give
pub,ic notice thoroot la tho Democrat and HERALD.
Received That the thanks Of this Commttcs returned
to Au.uatps SchslI Esq chairman. and Jonas Philips,
and Jofeph Aton, Egrs tocrstaries for the able And
imparsl Witch they have discharged their du
ties during The past YER:
J JomS D, i p ',4an lsosr.s.risa
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Kpox-Knox - evidently the fAvorlte OF

ne hardy trappers fog no 70 have picked tho
oet exquite stock Of furs THAI has
store Bis store from its busy be termed
ths ads Ixchangs and. we may add the gsntlemens
aso for ho Attor only attracted tho
Il A"se magnificent new style hats Of Knoxs manufacture
1btIe questi hut thst hat knocks all other
hats into the shade This Of their nost
tpFes and we think satifactory why they
should DO fslt Old aud young fashionable scntsmen aud
sober utitsriane guest cned will nine ont Of
ten be found with Knox their possession kNOX'S
hAt store, i28 Fulton Ssreet.
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~ nnn-W MTED--A PEytON Wtru THIS
Sl,OUU .m,nut, which. ifinvsste., ard bis ps,on.
al at nton siyen ~ lgks snu aoturlny bnsues. from
S4to TO 70 eO Win be rcaisod yssry Tho avtiecs made
elusl IN the vorld For In isrviev al itesa
With name ssd re,idonce. box io9 Post eatco
CT .Dpn WAETED--A PARTNER WIN rus
4, ZSIU above smouctA porson DESTROYS Of = nAins
from Go 5000 per IAN md such IN cpportu-
r'ty w Addressing u IT, H'ra oinae with M ao NO.
Satisfactory expianetlou given upon "a interview
81. 0tlO-T INVEST, Wiri TIE SERVICES os
aud psyias tstt n. Address "ztnas Hersld o1i:e.
$4,000 WANTED, A FARMER WITH rsoH
ROoOVs SsOW co $40 coo In aash. o Al e5tNhi shsi
and taonGrge hnttnes In Wsu street, bdtreg ~.
O., Herald s.nce, wish real and rddcese
A LIGHT 6EHTFEL MANUFACTURING BUSINESS
tart eles ~ steel and brass IA pssta,r With 500 OF
Sec wanted Tho tcies arc Ia general u,,
with irse PR hts ond 10 carried sn
nan who roue aso he atontino 20 the business "a
Tor chance could of,- address, Guilinr with real nime
snd residcnee. Herald ofboo.
.-.a
NNANTr D--N YOVSO EAt, WITus CNrfrAr, or
~ n ~ shree - $40 hinstrf foie.s ~ tsfs
ratin a. sstAalhei aapseas Addttss rssssss usysii
MeA
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THE TURF.

DIED HOUSE PLEASURE DS-TROTrING.-e
~ Of $5 will on Tuesday, the 2st Deosm
ber ~ ~ O'clock mile heats best under saddle G.
Brooks enters br Luoy Neal br. Fanny
=. LUTF, Propristo..
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Chzlstmas Ps esebts -t.adies, if you wish tO
abe suitable presents for the h1dsys obtain ~
nlLA En- s. In Canal street. gentlomeAs embroidered slip
I.s. Of the mott beautiful pas'sras Gestis men, you
p return the piement obtain suitable boots
and lushns Alpine button boots toilet sppers Write eatn
aAa linen CATERS, sppers Sc, with boys, misses and
ehtleysn' o kcote and snoss in gieat variety
NILLEk'S, 13i Canal p.resk
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Masonic Notice The Members Of I0dspeB-
Ssnt Roy al Arch Lodge, No. particularly reque
b punou,l in their attr ndanee O'Clock evening
their of Broo and Crosby streets
being the regular meeting the election ocers BY
erAsf Of the WIN. F.FHIBBS, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-21

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-21
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Fashionable Winter CtOthing.-As Our
Of fashionable winter aiothog 10 largo and
Nd In style Of goods md earnents we will from th date
nste room for or arn tabbng steei nos in process
AL and mako thor selections from beautiful stock Of
1slmss winter wrspDe snow coats over COATS sscks bu
ireoks &c although the stock large thu
sss tasty sbisss will be seec, ed d. DEvLIN
- md Is John street, corner Of Nassau.