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DAGUER r E o T YP Z 3.

AxAr-1 THE subscriber having
S5lfTasZYagain reopened his Daguer-
Ayylt4yaNSVy rean Rooms for short time
s4GZ4AT would informhis friends that
he is prepared to catch their shadows in
a superior manner. The arrangement OF his
Sky Light
is not surpassed in the state, and his chemi-
Gals are the lest manufactured. His pic
lures are too we'll known to need comments.
please call at his rooms next to ii. q +. Shef-
fields Store and see for yourselves.
q. ii. BABC0CK.
Westerly, Aug. 2S, 1862. m
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bT- Our readers will be pleased tc
learn that the noble laborer in the tenn.
perance field, John II. w. Hawkins,
will lecture in this village, on Thursday
the 18th inst, and at Ashaway, on Fri.
day, the 18th inst.
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r@r The Old Stone Mill lot at New
port has been disposed of at last. The
lot contained little over an acre and a
half and sold for about $l3, 500.
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bay We are sorry to learn that the
proprietor of Sartain's Magazine has
been obliged to suspend its publication,
for want of adequate support. We hope
it will soon be resumed under more
favorable auspices.
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b9r The Life-Boat says that it is
probable that Rev. George M. Randall,
rector of the church of the Messiah in
Boston, will be the successor of the late
Rt. Rev. Bishop Henshaw, in the bish-
opric of Rhode Island.
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M AR RTE ID.

At Christ's Church, in this village, on
Wednesday 1st inst, by Rev. Mr.. Vail, MIR.
EDWIN r. BRowN, to Miss HANNAH WELLS,
only daughter of o. d. Wells, Esq, all of
this village.
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III. III. Farnhaml,

DENTIST, will return by the 1st of 0cto-
ii her. when he will be happy to wait on
customers at his Office, in rooms next to the
Printing Office. oH
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M A R L N Il l. L 3 T.
PORT OF WESTERLY.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
Thursday, Aug. 26-Schr. Admiral, Bars
ber for Rondout.
Saturday, Aug. 28-Sloop Leader, Gavit.
from Providence, and SlOop 4. W. Babcock,
Lanphear, from Providencs:
Tuesday, Aug. 3l-Schr. Jane, Hall,
from New York.
Wednesday, Sept. 1-Schr. Sarah Eliza
beth, Barber, from ROndout.
SAILED.
Friday, .aug. 2O-Schr. Phenix, Dickens,
for New York
Saturday, .fug. 2S-Schr. Admiral Bar
Der, for New York.
Monday, Aug. 30-Sloop Leader, Gavit,
for Providence.
Tuesday, .Aug. 31-Sloop E. W. Babcock,
Lanphear, for Providence.
| Steamer Water Lily, Beckwith, to and from
Norwich every day, stopping at the inter-
mediate landings.
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THE LADIES' WREATH, for Septem-
Der, is good number, and docs credit
to the publisher. The embellishments
are View of Naples and Vesuvius, a
colored flower plate, and piece of
music. j. G. Burdick, New York.
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THE LADIES' KEEPSAKE, for August,
contains large amount of good reading
matter, with splendid steel plate of
The British surrendering their arms to
Gen. Washington at Yorktown-this is
the best magazine picture that we have
seen for long time, being on histori-
cal subject and executed in a manner
worthy the occasion. John S. Taylor,
New York.
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B0- The September number of Har
per's Magazine can be had of Barnes.
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The August number of Blackwood's
Magazine is received from the American
publishers, L. Scott & Co. 1t has
among other articles of interest, the con-
tinuation of "Katie Stewart" and of
{" My Novel," That on "Gold, Emf
grafton, and Foreign Dependence" con-
tains deal of information and "The
Earl of Derby's Appeal to the Country
is strongly spiced political chapter.
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Another Scientific Wonder! Important

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Meteorological Observations.

BIT MoRsE's MAGNETIC LINE, OFFICE NO. 2waLL STREET.
SATURDAY. May s, 1852.
BUFFALO. SP. M-Barometer 1880 Thermometer 50.
Wind southwest Clear warm. and pleasant.
ROCHESTER, s J.. Mt has been very warm day.
Thermometer at noon stood S5 in the shade. Wind
strong from the west.
ArBunS, +. M.-Thermomctcr 72. Wind northwest.
Pleasant evening. Quito vain.
SYRACUSE. +. MA very summer evening.
Wind light from south. Thermometer "a.
Urea, p. M "A cloudy evening Wind west. Their
mometer co. Warm, but very pleasant.
ALBANY, s p. MA beautiful day, but very warm
Thermometer stood at 81 from 10 A. NJ. TO +. i. NJ
Wind south Barometer 2o.790.
Troy, SP M.-Finc, clear, warm day. Thermometer
ranged about 80 nearly all day Wind southwest Plea
SAINT evening.
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= No. u. b. NEW YoRK, November 5, 1851
G PACIFIC BANK.
3 Pay TO George West, Bearer,
e Six hundred dollars.
5000 w Latting.

A&sskEss%kkNksN ksNsEsHN&N8&ANt
Cant Rowe gave him that check on Tie morning Of the
day; he presented about two o'clock at the time
Rowe gave it. he told witness present it, and bring him
the money had tho check before that morn
ing had Mr. Lating his place Of business then was
next door TO the New Haven House, he dealt in water
filters had in his store the day before he presented
the check TO buy water filter; Rowe sent him. he in
sructed him TO buy it, and get receipt did not buy IT,
ns he had not money enough; the filter would have cost
50 o bought bottle Of biters for J0c: he took bill
and receipt which lac took to the New Haven Housc, and
gave 10 Capt. Rowe.
Mr. Blunt to prisoners counsclDo you produce that
receipt?
MIR Biady-ycs; as soon any body believes this
will Uaughtcr0
witness contnuCd-I,owe said he would tako charge
oc Il; IL was signed "W Lattng"; Mr. I.atting
signed IL himsclf; bo did not afterwards, on that
day see the Of MIR Latting any other piece Of
paI,r; Rowe write check OF h the morning. il
va The check the witness had just seem he wrote IL
IN lis room; he wrote three he asked witness which
he thought would do; they were n on the same bank
Cros4 examined 10y Mir. Sandford. d.-Resided In phia-
dcfhia with his father who bad been police officer FOR
three years; before TINT I've halter, In Chcsnut
stu witness went 10 school from the time he about
yiy years IL age tn about ten then went situation
in cpar stors in 1higd street opposite Girard Bank
ae \ running boy; lty then with his father: wages
were hat dollar k; bis father received them; nc
ctntinutd thuc about year; then not "A situation in
Nil. Hunt coai Cncc in seventh street near Che5nut
sttfcl; hc ATTENDED the ofce did not keep acc,unts
was tie metstneer; then had ono dollar week his
fnhr received that; thCn went " the SatGdcg Comier
rnCc, lhlHdciia1: vas tmploycdin packing the
Iuprt, nj thrCo doners week. then about hftetn
ytHrs old he did not address tho pap,rs, thtrc
hlout rns monhs, then rtnt to the lel graph Office
In ISchaiRc tuildipgs sHl carried seSgaes Mt ~ y
week va there about year when hc ett thorc
cid not o. anywhere Whore did you bring ppn
;hn7 hAt home. ~ remained there for fro "a lntha
uU1f uctugg his parents supported him h0 was abnnt
Brr l0 cccuI. his time wsltng round = he hid a
msug ac4t anoeei n NJ now su kin aof poo
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NE ws BIZ TELnGRAPH:
The Austrian Minastor's Letter 10 tho Scere.
tary OF State.


vAsuisaroS, May 8, 1852
~ 10 understood that the recent letter OF Cheyulier
Hulsemann will shortly be communicated to Congress
Its contents will be found to be courteous fsrewc to
the President, complimenting him upon the friendly
personal relations always existing between them but in
matng that the conduct Of the diplomatic relations Of
the United States by the Secretary Of stae-espeoiay
AZ regards Austria and himself her high representa-
tvehad not been Of character to commend self to his
imperial majesty and wanting in tho attributes Of
neutrality and comfy which had always heretofore
marked the relations between the two governments.
Serious Accident 10 the Hon. Daniel Webster.
A DosrcS, May q, 1859
This forenoon, as Mr. Webster accompanied by his pri-
vate secfc'ary Mr. Laniaan siding frons his home in
Marshfeld to Plymouth To bolt connecting the forward
wheels With the body Of tke Marriage broke letting tho
carriage down heavily, Mr.. Webster was thrown out,
striking upon his head and riy32 sloalder, He was
stunned and for few minutes fnen6b1c during which
he was carried into hcs,se neR hN snd medical -
promptly procured. IiIa intniss, tks0Gh ssysss -
prono,mced not dangerous II wAh however dcssne3 s2
visabe to send for Dr. Warren VINO mas Just len
Marshfeld An exaggerated rumor sosa speesA ir =
city that Mr. Webetcr was fatally hurt, ard intsuss
citcment manifested The accident may possibly a.
tain Mr. Webster at Marshfeld some days --7fs
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From Philadelphia.

THE COLUMBIA FIRE COMPANY, ETC.
PHu.ADELPHIA, May s, 1852
The Columbia Engine Company, of New York, arrived
this afternoon from Baltimore and embarked per the
"Pilo Line for home. They escorted to the boat
by delegation from the United States Hose Company
Tho apparatus Of the Columbians was decorated with
wreaths. the gifts of the ladies.
Joseph Luiker the who shot himself in tho mouth
yesterday died Of his njures tins morning
The receipts Of gold dust at the Mint the past week.
were 50 eco 600
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|NJ ATIONAL HALL NOS 20 AND 81 CANAL STREET,
three doors from Broadway-Grand sabbath Concert
Vocal and in mental Sunday evening May Vocasts
Miss Kirkham, Miss Virginia Verbal, Sig Parozz Instru
solo Goepe solo clarioneto; Herr
erold solo and grand Orchestra composed Of
best professors of this Leader Mr. Herwis Tick
hotels the Hall. Doors open at oclock Concert to
pommenco at o'clock. For particulars see programme.
J. ALBERT Proprietor.
+. THIES Managcr
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|CHAKsPEARE DRAMATIC ASSOCIATI0N.-BRO0K-
~ IyH Museum-Saturday evening, May I5 Mr. Norman's
plight shakspesre's play Of the MERCHANT OF yE.
admission may he had of the members
a the Museum tie evening Of performance By order
J. M. WLsr, Secretary. J. b. CONNER President.
|UOROFESSDR WILTON, THE GREAT WIZARD OF THE
III World, will commence early in the fall.
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WAGON FOR sALE-A sHIFTlNG.Top BUGGY
w Warou nsdeiast year, and in first rate order,
s,70 and will be sold for 800 Aeo Harness. cnst S for
$2s Apply AZ CuYtis' Ridns Schoo love lane. of
Mansion between Cork M Perpot streets Brock
iyp or 60 Jno. Wheeler, ~ Broadeay n. Y.
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NRANKLIN MUSEUM, 175 CHATHAM sQUARE-GEo.

SQUAKE-CEO.
Lea Proprietor:-Two performances given every
Fay commencing At o'clock in the afternoon, and At
United States where the Model Artists be The
their beauty and figure and under the supervision Of
Nile CABINET, Premier Model" to this establishment.
eleeted from admired paintings sculpture with
properties appointments Lea's Female opera
the only organized band of in existence
will appear afternoon and evening Mons Laarge the
original Antpodean Pedest will walk "head down.
the ceiling at an elevation Of twenty-five feet
From the ground and eighteen IN length .at which throws
word ever produced Monsieur CAIN the strongest in
he world will break with his naked fst any stone the
audience choose ocr with other feats
H strength Tho unrvalled tribe Of Acrobatc Sisters
producing great excitement by their extraordinary exhibit
ions variety Of miscellaneous entertainments given
very afternoon evening such be Mt other
stsbshment in the world For full particulars Of each
Seats In Private Boxes 80 cents Orchestra Seats with
cushioned chairs 81 cents Boxes. cents; Gallery,
k2is CENTS
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u,upNrrupE WANTED IN EXCHANGE ron FINE
Borse, Buggy and Harness; The horse seven years
old hrd IN harness. and will stand without mtomn1 ous-
Nv I'D year o and in complete order ADDRESS
In rog4C
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HJORsEs--To HORSE OWNERS -THE MANHATTAN
u Equarihn Condition Powders hryo from their own
Ynevs boccmo tapic and most satisfactory medicine Tor
She cf D'stemper, Pink Eye Colds aud So9oarag
Taacey or Iuns tho Skin. Hide Benrd Rough Coat,
Nrpgs and sure obstructod Urluo Sweea Legs Loss OF
Appe,ito pures of tho Blood want Of con iiti w
see convenient te he given, aud sold only at
The principal depot No go Broadway Rgshton oarS Y
. INV anpoiptcd agonts. Price so osn.s paokaee.
q - -fr WIN. $. DUNHAM.
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I,HE ThTTpRshLLs HEAvE POWDERS PoR THE
cure az Coushs Colds, and Hesvcs in horsoa a,d for
ierInu the a, ma IN condition u ~ ever tho eterle hoae
medicine ~ tho ago Country Merchants pcNs onl Tor
your upon the PrcprictNrs ~ their 00Ne Large
faoSssbs si r. H. GOU0u g. CO. S53 Pcsri e,rect,
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NOR sALE-A FIRST RATE SADDLE HORSE; FAST
trctter kind in double and single harness; will stand
any where without tying; pleasant driver, and sound.
For further particulars, inquire Of
". WOODRUFF, i5Pearl street.
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SSyoR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SIXTEEN HANDS
high, Kind. sound, gentle and fast Aso.a bay Horse,
fifteen half hands high kind sound and gentle They
be at Jones Undehilrs StaJics No. II Fourth
avenue opposite Soy yenth street.
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HORSES FOR SALE.-FIvE OR SIX FINE YOUNG
road Horses of them very fast all we'll broke,
and The stock the Island
Apply to SMITH BURR, Coma Long Island The steamer
leaves Peck slip daily and lands within few miles
n the paoe
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EOR SALF--A BAY MARE, AZ HANDS HIGH,
old and perfectly sound and Kind, and fast
trcter. Can be at b. W. NoRRIS's Stable, 500
Houston street, corner OF Broadway.
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y
Fatal Case OF Shooting.

PrTTssuRG, May 8, 1862.
lad fourteen years old nsspeA Waiter, u John
H Richardson, reading t La0masexss vx3 3e~scsSsS-
killed by hfs step mother under the following crcum-
stances:c uncomnonly dsobedient and his father
advised bis mother to pretend to shoot him. for the
purpose of intimidation gun had been loaded the
previous evening unknown to the epmoher and she
In following the fathers suggestion shot the boy in th
thigh and abdomen. causing instant DEATH Coro.
ner's inquest held and the mother committed, to
take her trial at the term of the United States Court
Failures In Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, May 8, 1852
Messrs. johnson g. Travers shipping and commission
merchants. andJ r. Richards dry goods jobber Of this
city have failed They understood to be bad failures
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ENELLUWS' Observation-Disclosures ORIGINAL
Won known "Iellows Minstres comprising eta
under the direction Of Fellows would respectfully in.
Torn The PThe that they win perform a. Troy April
Sd Auburn April 24th; Geneva April 2sth; Cornthiaa
Rai Roeheste5 April Tth 2sth and 2gth; Concert Hall
due notice Will given when they their
|ctrts again in Broadway.
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H. HORNSBENEFIT MONDAY EVENING MAYl0-
Damon and Pythias-Wood's Minstro,s and unrval-
Negro will give their negro ON
nAMON AND PYTHIAS. in the thiro part OF programme
dian. 4. Horn will appear, " 'i"se-
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Interesting from Boston.
MR.. WEBSTER INVITED TO SPEAK IN FANEUII HALL
D.


BosToS, May SO Pm.
dermen, the order of the Common Council rendering to
the Hon. Daniel Webster invitation address tho
citizens Of Boston, in Fancuil Hall unanimously con-
CURED in. 1t will be recollected that the former Board
Of Aldermen requested the of the hall to Mr. Web
have lost an election.
This morning, k0ssuth visited several of our public
schools accompanied by Mayor Seavcr Speaker Banks
and others. Subsequently he visited the Office Of the
seemed much pleased He oonSinaes iniinsroA1 49,
addressed the young mon q this ce1slt The No.
were present, butno gESsssnenusss1tw2 ~
whig Delegate from the Albsay Dlstxssts \
ALBANY, May sslssa,
The Whig Convention for this Congressonai district
appointed Lewis Benedict the delegate 10 tbs Ma.
tiona Convention. This is an open censurs and -.
pabe rebuke TO Mr. Fillmore the part Of the Seward
faction. Mr. Benedict soes for any whom " sewsr
may desire r srs 81 se Aas ~
Destructive FIRE At Utica. fa
Urea, May g. 1852
fire broke out, this morning, In the extensive pump
and pail factory of Mahon and Dixon near the jucton
Of Whesboro' and Fayette streets, West tJtica The
building, together with nearly all its coutsnte Was CO.
tirey destroyed. The Washin9ton 6ee engine hou and
MIR. Roberts meat market Immediately aljGceat were
injured Loss estimated at 100000; neu-
rance $22o0. s@ "a
The Fire IN the Ship Rrentice--Tho sleam-
ship james Adgcr.
CHAaLEsres, May O. 1882
Monday in the hold the ship Prentice .ss.s
The steamer James Adger from New York reached her
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w ILL Re SOLD AT THE BAZAAR. NO. 81 CROSBY
street. Wednesday tho 18th inst, at IL O'clock
brown Mare about Is hands high. kind in harness and
under tho saddle fast troter Must be sold pay her
bill okoep May be until the day OF sale at the stable
X 81 last Thirteenth street
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NOR sALE-A FINE GRAY HORSE, STRONG BUILT,
and well suited for heavy use also dark bay Pony
Can at Fnau stable go Henry street.
between Harrison and Degraw, South Brooklyn.
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AMusEa1ENTs.

|
RRoADwAY THEATRES. A. MARSHALL. SOL !
Lessee Boxes and Psrqgst 80 cents Fsmily Circle
s / e e ss%msass Ssss.
Es,s. NJ Eli.%s Tsfssts Mr. Tytss ~ Pope
isasSss si;s NJ NJ
castle. Mrs. yernoni Patty. Mrs. Seton '''A'
NIBLo's sGARDEN;,MANAcER, MR.. JOHN sEFToN
os aas r. pGss:
se %y sScs 10 s S at and ats o'clock
Hudson IN sharac.ers ms Il. pss
ss bEyIs ISL ARE H%s.
Ferdinand Leach Frax Antonio Mr. Lyser; Gin Varsos
Mr.. Andrews; Count Medora, Mr.. Burns.
7 YGEUM sI THEA. THEATRE. BROADWAY. NEAR nRooMg
sss,:
iSr % i. <
Mr. ws. sSss sae
~ ns S's raF Bs Mrs.
n Mr. Vuesn Emily M .s Edward Miss Her
Manager Clarke Director Of
SdsS1 81 S"9;;s
sas
snd the o can suggest
and art and noysiis; hst and
% fas fSs tsss
moral At al si tho
M nd} begs announoe that she viii give her last
::ssS .s: s5
s9y will ,S q IL Nm
tickets has been fixed at S3 ST. and ST. Each ticket ia 40
sompsned sy numbered check which seat bear
Il II, Concert. 4
is. Msy AFTER
first time in America Dhy Ayff s%HSEp sHRS Opera
A;%s 3 aS s eminent vocalist A~''
WIN n'' ballet Of
MISS JULIA BENNETT BEGs TO ANNOUNCE TO
" her friends and patrons that her Benefit takes place
next the 18th May at the Lyceum Theatre whom
will Be end viii bs
described in the bills Of the day The box book open
METROPOLITAN HALL.-INFANT DRUAMER-
w TAKE place the Concert Room Of Mo-
s.sae SsSa Il
p
lin will be elegant and the little
open "a a. q Concert precisely at 9oock Tick
ss
ing Of the Concert Children halfprice The grand piano
is from the mandatory Of Messrs WmeHall Son.
SPECIAL NoTICE..AMERIcAN DRAMATIC FUND
~ AssocatonThe fourth annual meeting Of the
cntes for the election Of officers year from the
second Monday May 1852 will take place Monday next
May 10 1872 the green room Of the Broadway Theatre.
ss ra
%essns subscriptions SAND and ASes du:
FRAS. C. WEMYSS, Secretary.
BRACKETS MARBLE GROUP OF THE "SHIP.
~ wrecked Mother and Child" at Stnyvesans Institute
NJ till 10 r NJ Admission, 25 cents; tickcts
80 cents.
A NATOMICAL MUSEUM. 800 BROADWAY, CORNER
Of Duane streetIAn inspection of this splendid estsb
shmont will be found pleasing and instructive Strangers
call and examine. Admission 70 cents. Open from SA.
tol0P. II.
- AIN OR SHINE, j. Walls COMPLIMENTARY
Ball will take place, Monday evening, May 10, at
Military Hall. 1893 Bowery. ..
TNHEATRICAL NOTICE. /" HOWARD ATuENEUM,"
Boston.-Ths establishment will open for the regular
about the 7h Of September Ladies and
gentlemen of acknowledged talent desrous o
apply (post paid) to CHARLES TUOS. PARSLOE.
al 4pnt Chaml mlers str
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NOR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL PAIR OF BLACK
~ Horses old this srring. and sound, aud
md double harness. no at the stable
OF VIM. b. bishop, No, Doughty street. Brooklyn, for
three dsys Inquire Of WIN. MACkEl 20 Fulton avenue,
Or 20 Front street, Brooklyn.
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WOODS a1NsrKELs, AT Moops MINSTREL HALL

80 Broadway, above Howard strect-The pro prietoa
pleasure In announcing to the public that he has
hged the most celebrated
n he world and is determined to Woods Minstrel
In every way worthy the patronage ladies and
gentlemen Of this city lie also takes this opportunity to
ms thanks for the great patronage conferred
promises to rePensh IL from time time with
or striking talent may appear the
Soas Mntrsls rel perform every evening aud
sns saturday afternoons Admission Is Doors open
81 concert commences at O'Clock The afternoon con
Serts commence at B-Tc srietest order and
oecorum Will DO preserved the greatest attention maid
20 tho comfort Of visiters. f''-
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WILL DE SOLD AT THE NEW YORK HORSE BA.
w zaar, Monday at twelve o'clock very handsome
orcan Pony .Nery kind and gentle, for boy girl to
ride the property Of gentleman who sells him only
count Of the loss Of his child.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, SC.

NEW YORK BoRsE BAZAAR 81 CROSBY STREET.
~ win be sold at Public Auction. Monday 10th in-
slant at I2 ocioe twenty-five horses suitable for all
and a variety Of and second hand Wagons ar
ness, Saddles, &c JOHN II. GATFIELD Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-09

DosITIvR AND rTREMPTORy sALE Or ELEGANT
Furniture at euoop Tuesday. nj 49, Broome street,
being the stock OF Joseph Sommcr A g. Tutte viii sell rs
above ut 10 o'clock large valuable assortment ot
pcror iarlor H Lhvary and BEDROOM Nuruiture which
viii ne warranted of the boat snd workmaNshp
and aod without rcfard cos 60 the highest bidder AZ
ordiug no opportunity Ter hcusekceper aud others 20
supIly LhcmFeivcs grcat sacrifice.
A. G, TUT1I.E, huctioneer, ofhce ie2 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-09

HANGING ACADEMY, ITO GRAND STREET, FOURTH
II door from Drondway.-P. SAsACC0 Professor. In
and sols Teacher OF the and fashionable Dances
well m America has the honor inform the elegant
pubc who intend TO visit the watering Places that his
will be open every day during ali and those
ladies and tmen who may honor him with their
be assured learn by him. in few all the
above fashiSn able dances.