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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-23
EAAJCO8ErA
DAGUERREAN ROO IS

TEHIE undersigned has arranged and furnished Rooms
the SOUTHEAST Corner of Main and Market Streets,
where in readiness to operate as Daguerrean
Artist spared labor expenSeto secure The la
Improvement in apparatus, mode OF working &c &C.
and his friends and the public cordial nVl
taton to call and satisfy themselves OF his enlarged and
complete facilities execute work in the most approved
style Oft the Art.
r liz hopes, by dligen and careful attention TO bust
'N0' ADM. HANSON.
Kenosha, March J. 1852. 3m-3O
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

Railways Ready Relief will atop the and excrueia-
ting pains Of Rheumatism almost Instantly. Persons
living in this city who, for months were confined
beds by Rheumatic pains, whose bones pnsoun5 from
top toe whose joints distorted with painful swelings
that were reiev ed rom all pain Is minutes by
Railways Ready Relief This Ia truth, and thosards in tho
city of New York, and hundreds Of thousands United
States, answer for the truth Of This need
no certificates of Cnreswc publish long list IS to
prove the efficacy OF Radw Ready Relief the citizens
of aim every town in the Jnon for the last four yet s,
haze tested 1t themselves.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-23

Nhanningss WorkS--Severa complete s.t,s Of
these oelsbr sted writings Tor sale The lowest posi-
bic price, az kIss's BooKSToAE.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-23
TIE HUMAN FRAME

Is the sost pcrie masterpiece of mechanism In the uni
verse Every artery usce hgaInept and bone exhibits
formation the wisdom the Deity. Every joint ami
snew works tremendously with each other and upon tho
natural performance Of every function depends She health
full ncIiOn OF the whole
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-23
NEURALGIA.
PAN Stopped MSiaatlv.

Railways Ready Relief possesses almost miraculous
influence over the sharp darling pangs of pain Of this
complaint. In few minutes the painsrckcn
periencCs the delightful sensations of departing pain
cured thousands OF in the city of New York where
many of them had been brought almost deaths door
The effects of the Ready Relief stop the pain immcd-
aey TO strengthen the system and supply the
nerves with nervous energy and vy the loss which
Is the chief cause of nervous pains.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-23

In sIt various branches, Is prepared by his late
ensiyc arrival q Shes;hing Copper, Tin, American add
Russia sheet Iror % execute - She public Gil manner Of
work the above line al she shortest notice and Lowest
prices.
Particular attention paid in manufacturing Ne following
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-23
COOLING, PARLOR AND BOX
PARLOR STOVES.

Russia Sheet Iron Alright SelrReCulasing Parlor
RatN bones Cast Iron DO do
Folding Door PaTl and beautiful Psttern-toGe
sher III variety OF Other and beautiful styles
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-23
CABINET SHOP.

(W EST OF TYMESONs' STORED
A IL kinds Of Cabinet Furniture for sale or
IA made 30 order. WcTk Good, and PvIeEs LopI
JOHN EICOLL.
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ROoks FROM LoNDoN.-Fy 6shng In Salt and Fresh
~ Water with plates OF flies, sc. VOL, London, 1851.
The Cabinet Lawyer popular Digest Of the Laws Of England
1 vol London 1852.
Pckerng's Races Of Man and Geographical Distribution
vol, London, 1851.
Niebuhs Life and Letters by the Cbevslier vols
London, 1852.
Voyage Of her Malesy ship Rnesnake Captain Stanley Royal
Navy from lst6 10 1850 In New Guinea, Louade
&C, &C by Maegilhyay, p r. s., Naturalist Erped-
ton Published by the Admiralty 2yois., London, 1852
Manual of Geographical Professor
oBen Physical by Professor hnsted Charogaphy Jackson
OF the Royal Geographical Society Description
by Ncolay of Kings College vol and Alias, London ls5
Handbook Of Regmena Standing by Capt whe OF
the Royal IRISH fusilierS. vol, London, ls52
Aphorsms OF Napoleon, In French and English VOL London
sosnes Enlarged Spanish and English Dictionary. vo Lon
don.
Baydn Book Of Dsniues Of the oca personsges The
British Ecesasical JUDICIAL Military, Naval, and
Peerage Britain Of Europe from the foundation
respective other lists vol, London
1852.
Just impoued directly . -
fhANCk TAYLOR.
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GEORGE W. CosT'


VALUABLE business Stand for Rent In va
city, and immediate possession riven OF he Ws sa1
in the large building erecting the Mn
corner of 7h street west and Market Space They IN =,
most modern style for the dry goods business, ana ,n
The corner store IL s feet wide by 80 feet deep ~ W. h
side light In the OF the ~ feet wide BY
basement 10 feet wide by So feet deep, and iee, y
the cenr, dry, and finished for sales room, wen %
windows, and an area around the building Inc ,ssp
ing Market Space IL ~ feet wide, "a feet DEEP Se
26 feet wide by 0et Deep having skylgh ~ 81 VIZ
long II has bshent, finished for sales ROOM
feet deep, feet inches high. There is Tss rid
each with s basement by easy stairway no 5kd
feet wide by 81 feet deep, with skylght ies ~ hrs
rear OF the store very large could be made
two LAST stores into Each store has van ~ '"
fuel. ,....c HouN /
side Pennsylvania avenue, between ID and sc q pERsu
Dec l3-TuThSatn ANH1
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DANKING-HOUsE OF q. w. PAlRO.-WTI.IIAM
ID NoURsE this day in The Banking
change House OF c. W. business will
OF Pairo d Nourse.
January l6, 1852.
The Banking house Of PAIRo d NoURsE Is open
18th
made and bills purchased all ls principal cities OF
the Union.
Land purchased sold.
per paid when len for thirty
longer.
Land wanted.
Jan I7-dlm
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lion 10 this by which the present system OF the
public lands has been kept up and maintained by
State rights frends-I hope they will not consider me
as speaking in any terms OF dsparagement, for allude
TO my Stale polcy-which think has tended TO de.
feat just and equitable, and liberal policy with regard
10 the appropriation OF the public lands heretofore.
Mr.. BADGER As the hour is late, will the senator
give way TO motion for adjournment
Mr. BELL. am willing 10 give way, although do
not intend TO make a set speech have no notes. and
there but few points upon which wish 10 address
the Senate.
Mr. BADGER. Mr. President will move. with the
consent OF the senator from Tennessee that the further
consideration OF this bill be postponed until tomorrow,
in order that we may go INTO executive session
The motion agreed TO- and the Senate proceeded 10
the consideration OF executive business and alter some
time spent therein. the doors were reopened, and
The Senate ad ourned,
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FRANCK TAYLOR.



business In the Washington
IA the undersigned has established
OF CORRESPONDENCE, for the OF
by person any OF the
public private, OF honorable
correspondence OF Office
proceed in business may
the public offices, Sc viii be d,sceety advised
where professional or other aid y The best will be
cured II recommended
The undersigned will all
this office sacredy confidential,
himself and through necessary
employ, possible invoate
Every inquiry contan fee Of foe dollars which
compensate service be endersd proper
be stated In a satisfactory letter IN renly
Address, (pos,ags prepaidJ THOMAS C. CONNOLLY,
Once Of Correspondence Washington, ID. q.
WasHsoros City, January l6, 1852.
Mr. Thomas G. Connolly IL known cizen
gentleman Of intelligence and clear, accurate ready
writer and regard him emnenty qualified
prompt and faithful performance OF the useful connected with
his and original design Of an Once Of Correspondence
RICHARD WALLhCU
~. .. Marshal for The District OF Coumbial
WALTER LENOX,
Mayor o. Washington ethyl
10. GALES,
Senior Editor Of the National IntellRepcer1
90 r. w. LATHAM, tBanker.1
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ELEGANT CLOTHING MADE To ORDER
Ia STEER merchant tailor, after very heartily thanking
TONER'S ezeps and socuners in the District and the sou
country, for their liberal and encouraging patronage m
twelve years, respectfully socits continuance Of hef
his establishment, 9Th street. three doors from h
where, having the advantage OF iop rent sreso asa
tions and rsf rofe orken, together with stock Of eou
and ves,isgs various and well assorted that 60
cannot fail 10 be pleased he guarantees the ampiest sst
all whom he may have the pleasure to
The experiment he has been trying for the last nine mo
establishment lille OF Of the avenue where mu
and accommodations much better and where, cousequsnu
can be made correspondinsy low, has thus far proved
successful and gentlemen advised 10 take these adya
consideration.
Jan 2o-3tawawif
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WOODf WOODf WOOD 1.-THE subscriber has ~ ~ =.
yard, 18th bridge, eight hunar ~,
hickory oak, and pine WOOD which he Is anrou,
His agent win be AT the yard at all times, ready TO
quantities may suit purchasers. lie win take the hesS
TO some Of hs friends and customers 70 the quahV
mar, Dr. BsyIy Washington, Rev l.. y, Morgan Rev. "
''' Jam 7-coQm. GEORGE W CoSTlI
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HANGING ACADEMY AZ the Temperance HAIL. h
IL ington, d. C.-P sARACCO tom 10 Grand street. hes
professor inventor and sole teacher Of all the and s
dances America, honor 10 appsise the s
the above Dancing Academy viii be each day from ~
D. M O'Clock In the evening, for clsssss ana
lessons
r. would ladies and gentlemen who wOgs
their patronage that In twelve lessons they Will
fat Of dances OF the saloon. Several disa
musician. OF his saloon in New York. performing the ~
beautiful pieces Of music recently composed in Europe, VII
Monday morning. % February, and persons wishing hi
vices soirees balls will please address their orders
envy Of
Feb Let. p. sARio
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GALES that must he made.We in store tho foo,v
~ ing which be Sold make room far
stock; ~ ~ 'p'''s
100 pieces silk, various styles
9p DO mons'eline de lame, all grades some very nice
for in cents. - -
70 do fine cashmeres
~ do mennoes all good coiors
81 90 fsrsmstra cloths, all colors and grades
% do white, red, and yellow fsnn.ls
isv 90 DARK csssmcres, all grades
10 do overcoafinVs
20 do black and eoored French cloth.
2e do dark caiicoes
100 pairs blankets all grades especial attention s
20 90 ladies' winter hosiery, all grades
20 do genismens cry
" do under vests drav
10 do lsdies' unaervests.
WIN great variety Of nil styles Of Isaes and .a.
ana carpets, rugs oil cloths, sc. '
-, -, VERIFY MILLER,
s"-i"o" Penn. av., between TIN and 9Th SITS.
Until
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Mn. LORDS Historical Lecture. "a tAs saint, =.
wi Heroes Of the Middle Ages. Aa
REQUIsiTIoS IRON 0KSrLKaES IN wASAis0ToR.
WASHINGTON January 80 lss0
The great success and high reputation with which
DESTROYS thai OF Washington may enjoy The ps
and profit hearing
have delivered IN other cities We notice that
Saints and Heroes the Middle Ages have been gad
received and believe would be- listened
interest by many persons this community. s~
Daniel Webster, J. w. French,
J. Macpherson Bernen, smith Pyns,
j. A. PeArce, Sam Houston,
Lewis Cass, Charles Summer,
William r. King, X. n. stockton,
Winfield Scott, y. A. Douglas,
ThomAs toTwip, John Il. Hale,
benj Osle Tayloe, l.. n, Morgan,
Francis Markoe ID. x. Junkin,
q. M. Butler, ##.WM#.#.
Rev. JoHs LORD
MIR Lord In compliance with the requsion with vt
he honored takes great pleasure following IN
which win be presented Causi's Saloon
Thursday evening, February s, at * o'clock 20
Charemagne lEmperorD Thursday evening, February
Bernard, lAbboD Tuesday do do 10
Abeard, lPhiiosopher,) Thursday do do H.
Luther (Reorsier)
Custavus Adophus, (Wanor)
The conies, between Law and BaIbarism.
I" g Spiritual and Temporal Power
Asceucsm and Reason.
:" Rntionaism and Faith.
Z" Freedom aud Authority.
Liberty and Absoution.
Tickets for the coursegentlemen, Sal ladies, 81 sind,
ming so eentsto be had at Fanhan's, Taylor Mauy and
Taylor, and Bayy's bookstore, and al the door 80
Febl-d3t
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EORTY-FOUR GEOGRAPHICALLY sale, al sH[LllS
TONS, Harpes Magazine for February, containing The
nuaton OF the lives Of Napoleon and Franklin, with
number Of interesting stories.
The Knckerbocker Magazine for February.
The International Magazine for February.
Florence SackyiIIe; or, Self Independence.
Everything in the book, stationery and newspaper line
found at
J. sHILLINCToNT
odeon Building, of4k and Pennsyivanis a's
Feb Std
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IIARPER's New Monthly Magazine for Februny'
III Women Of Christisnityt by Julia Kavenangh. vol,
Tempieton's Mechanics, Companion. I vol
Appletons Mechanics Magazine for February,
TAYLOR AaURY,
Feb3 bookseller near ga :
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Tickets for the coursegentlemen So ladies, 81 single a.
ming so centsto be had at Fanhams Taylor Maufy sna
Taylor and Bayiy's bookstore, and at the door
Feb I-d3t
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DANCING AChDEnUEys

a cApn-MR CuARkUAUD RESPECTFULLY AC-
n gusiDts h pupils and patrons that unavoidabs A.,
street TO rd the days hcre
after and Friday n ~
other evening Friday Nd 81 street, two
ef Broadway south aide Mondays and Frds ysst ~
Pupils enter at time as their quarter counts oa
they enter Stoond soifee on Ihursuhy eVe-
ming, 2sd In At ~ white street.
NEW CrAssEs-BRooKs' DANCING ACADEMY, AT
his new assenby rooms ssl Breome sweet Ihs most
shoitt possible time and mod crate term' new
Tor ladies' and missoa Tuesday afternoon from VII
ocloch. easa for gentlemen Tuesday evening from
az till 10H o'clock. Also, now clsse for children, or
Wednesday afternoon from 81 I'LL o'clock.
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vUsHE THIRD ANNUAL BALL OF HUDSox FIRE
Engine Company No. L. will take plsce AZ the Nhaese
Assembly Rooms $50 broadway. on Wodnesday oveuing
December \, 1852 =. JAMES NJ BYRNF, Foreman.
JosrrH J. MORGAN, Secretary.
TIVE SIXTH ANNUAL BALL OF THE FIRST CON-
pany Continental Guard, will take place AZ tae Apollo
Rooms No. 40 broadway, "wednesday evening. Dtc
r2 shetons celebrated ooon baud s engaged fer the
Tickets 81 esch 10 be had OF member OF abe
company on ~ u 70 door on the evening Of tho ball
JOHN @. HELAE President
PrrrR q. SruBss, Secretary.
REusEr i, RoeERs Treasurer
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nAoUERREoTyPEs FOR TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
~ Great novelty and In art.-Dsyuerfe remarked
the Academy fssenoe that ere Lis tseoyery had been
known to the world twenty machinery wo0ld 40
away with the edousness expense attendant upon tho
process as discovered Ills prophecy has been fulaed BY
Artans who has, after yeas study and labor ap
pso N ne Iroausto. q pGac'' wns
ously Rees Co have exclusive control over ts srsss
Improvement IN America by which they turn cut 0 70 ~
hsnetses daily At their extensive establishment 2s Broaa
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DRICES REDUCED.-FRANCH CLOAKs MANT1L-
las, sc. December ., 1867. ALEX. !. STEWART u
CO.. Broadway, Chambers and Reade streets.
L,NDRorDERIEs.-JUsT RECEIVED, A RICH VA
riety OF collars sleeves aud ehere!stts fresh supply
oofeuru and trimming aces. Aisc, new silks shawis,
eiofks and large lot OF danask table linens which are
offered very low. TIFFANY CUTTING,
S2l Broadway
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MADAME FIDERICH DESIRES TO INFORM HER
sasteasIs and e,hers, shat che has received ey tae
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ExPREss AGENCIES.

T,FRroRD 4 cos, CALIFORNIA, OREGON, AND
d South America Express Will be despstohsd o. board
ne United States mail steamsr Georgia. on Monday nsxt
in charge OF messenger through TO- Destination Small
psrceis received ill l.. on the day OF sailag Nc
by the steam,r Uncle Sam, with special merssn9er:
through All rsrce.ster hs cypress NAL mu bs asvsssa
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Insy a Put upon the market too suddenly and inhsssd
zoo rapidly. No ons seems to know anything about
Them and the reports put forth by means reliable
With an easy money Market We may have through
out the winter IN active time in stocks At pre-
sent the Indications are favorable, and we see
nothing In the perspective likely to change the exist
ing order OF things. The financial horizon appears
clear and cloudess With larger imports Of gold dust
from California than have received in any previous
year. and with smaller shipments Of specie from this to
egn ports than those efast year. do not anything
likely TO ~ check progress to essen pre-
ssnt amount Of prosperity. 1t is our firm and fixed bs-
kef that shall again have such high rates ruling
for money, In times past We must expect Huctua-
tons but the value Of capital in this country and In Eu
rope must gradually approximate until reaches about
the Same Standard The probability H. that rates Of
interest will become reduced instead rates ruling
In England the Continent advancing. The supply
Of active capital in the world increasing too fast to
warrant the suppostion that money will be
valuable than at present Unless something should hap
pen cut short the receipts Of gold dust money
ultimately become abundant that the rates OF interest
win be merely nominal II California and Australia con-
tinue prolific in gold dust that time cannot be far
distant.
The shipments Of specie from this port for the past
week. and for the year have been as annexed !
SHIPMENTS OF SPECIE FROM THE PoRr OF NEW YoaK
do do foreign silver 80 800
Steamer Asia Am gold Observation-Disclosures. 100 600
do do silver. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. % 600
do Hermann, (Bremen) Am geld ....... $4,000
do do do silver....... SEQ
Ship Plato, Sumatra Mexican dollars. $4,000
do do French silver II 600
Total from Nov. q to Dec 4.............. $b93060
Previously reported. 23776 500
Total for 1882. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $24 500 $40
appears by this that the steamship Pacific for Liver
pool Saturday last carried out specie than
at that time officially reported The exports Of specie
from Boston, from January LIST to December lst 1852
amounted to $31s5a6 2s Of which 74s SO was in
gold and $3.50 1877 40 in silver The imports in the
time amounted to $eoOs77 of which in gold
and $54,477 silver.
The Delaware and Hudson Canal Company have declared
q semi annual dividend of Ave per cent The Fitchburg
and Worcester Railroad Company four per cent Boston
Gas Company two and half per cent Baltimore Gas
Company, four per cent
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ITO EVERYBODY WHO WANTS TO MAKE MONEY
u BY alabor-anving machne--The undersigned, having
purchased tho latent right q weshs endless chain saw
Iowa North Carolina South Carolina, Georgia. Tennessee
NisssppL Alabama, Florida, Louisiana Texas Arkanss
Oregon Minnesota and Hudson county In New Jersey
ready cell state county town and shog rsht Th
ses Tho morce u out and Abe eors removed By one 1.
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II NAPP's HOLIDAY PRESENTS "A FINE GOLD
IN looket, including perfect likeness from three 20 ave
dcllarsdouble from four 70 eight dolars Pasd locket
frames at unprecedented low priced At knapps popular
Daguerrean rooms los Bowery and o5s bro1dway near
Prince street
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IiEsTAURArTs.

TsLEns DINING ROOMS, a2 BROADWAY, NEXT
~ door 10 Gothic IfalW bc 90 YEA Nm this day. hue
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. dsas


I1oR sALE-TwO CANADIAN PONIES, ABOUT THIR-
teen and half bands hi sound snd hind in harness
under saddle suitable for light grocery business
and will stand without wing t. be at aurrays hrse
eli icing establishment l39 East Twcntythird street. near
Third avenue
LoR SALE-A VERY NICE, SMALL SIZED, BAY
Il horse, perfectly sound and Lind, and beautiful
saddle horse. Will stand anywhere without htchng
Also four wheel top carriage harness. Sold only be-
the owners have use for them. Inquire at ~
Duane street.
NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR. 81 CROSBY STREET.
Auction sale Of horses cnrriageg harness
Monday and Wednesday, at twelve O'Clock JOHN u. CAT
FIELD, proprietor.
ITO PRoPRIETopS or STABLES. : IN CONsE-
quencc the hrh price ofbay str and ether fodder
would do we'll to lock at tho straw
sale by REA POLLOCK corner Of Coraadt and Green
wich street. They anufs turcd by scely Co..
South lansing and Quay street Albany and the best
in in the United Stat.s for they
cannot be surpassed The attention Of farmers Is called to
this.
CARRIAGE HoRsEs.-FoR SALE. ONE PAIR OF
cid, about sixseep hands high. Apply TO
JAMES YEfMAN, IS Broems street.
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FANCY ARTICLES.


DrcH AND USEFUL PREsENTs-A. 9. BAGLEY y
~ Co. uanufAo;ursrs solicit the attention OF the tais
the public generally 20 their stock of raaufac
ueD 81 gold pens gold ind silver peacs pen
~ variety 81 rattern principles and together
with celebrated extension cases gold and silver with
pen and penc aud reserve for leads which, for beauty Of
workmanship Trincipg OF oonetruct ton and durability,
eclipse anything OF tae kind previously exhibited Seven
sizes patented and warranted We would also call alton
superior gold pens which need proof OF thsr
superiority except the ncreassd demand and she numerous
attempts at INIT alton. Nos 81 Irins Houe) Broadway,
aud II Maiden lane.
CHRIsTMAs PRESENTs-BARGAINs-sE OFF,
exchange for real estate or other me-chandze)
Gold watches chains diamonds set and unst
Iafes geld pencils Havana and other dress silks
Jrish linens &C. Also. 5000 cash. to advance on mer
ehrdse generally personal properly at No. So Nassau
street, second Hoor. JOS. b. DACAMARA.
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TI1E TURF.

DED HOUSE PLEASURE GROUND-TRoTTING.-
N Purse and stake OF S0Dwill OF Tuesday Dec
7th At "a ock Mile heats best three in ve under
II. Jones enters b. Dolly Fink Z. Brooks onters z. m
Katy Darling; ID. Stevenson enters b. e.. Edgar.
E. LUFF, Proprietor.
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II tote Co.'S manufactory.-New asd large assorsmsn,
Of trays basket tea sets table ots &e All The goods
ths Anuaoture by thor nature and
durability 10 tho she1ied or birmingham Every
article bosra 40 guarantee the manufaot urers STAMP
scale, And the nsme Of Chri,toc In full For sale ~
GAME, 0UILLEhoT CO.'S, l8l Breadway.
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LOW CAN he AFFORD Ir-How CAN HE AFFORD

HoE CAN HE AFFORD THO" can ne Afford
Jones' chemical soap for two shillngs to SELL
When he sold 10 st four shugs the ladies sdored it,
And certainly now they must like " rs we'll
How IL all eruptions, all freckles defecNons,
How IL whitens all skin that Is yellow or DARK:
How salt rheum scurvy, and such skin affections,
Are cured at itI touoh-'tis q WOE der to mark.
This fine article s now reduced to two shngs, that all
mey IT, rich poor and is emrhaoay the best soap
made Sold a. the depot Of JONE8S Coral Hair Restnra
tive reduced half also a03 Broadway b Fuiton
street, Brooklyn; Zeiber PhadelphA and W. Taylor Bal
timoYe.
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NAN1ED--A WEE NURSE YOUNG, HEALIMy