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COUNI'ERFEI7S ,4BOUND!!
~ oLer falsely named PAIN EXTRACTORS are Connterfei
DALLEfS The worthless them hope that y st.nmg
i they may induce the public h-ave
Agents. ' 10y VI "''o "u' U" ah'i'''''"
~ ATTEND TO THE PECULIAR MARKS UPON THE GEN
WEE; AND OBSERVE THAT THE NAME H. DALEY, BE
w NJ n iEN WITH a PEN, IN DIFFERENT COLOR ED INK
UPON ~ -'' avn iriAi NJ oiEis pr
Gsnera Depot for the United States where all orders addressed
" " f"p"S executed Fl. DALEY d CO.,
AIS BROADWAY, New York.
SOUTHERN DEPOT.
,,h. N ISL CfiARTRES STREET, NewOrleaus
nn NJ Lenders IN the States LOUISIANA ALABAMA
M and TENN and the CITY of S louis
" eN'e Vi MISSOURI, will be promptly supplied
,rooar JOHN WRIGHT & CO.,
~ General Agents said Territory.
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IN 1SPEPS1A--PREPARED FROM THE FOURTH
TRIO JUICE Rennet the
ecous by Baron Leibig the Physiological Chemist
S. Hougton, NJ D. North Eighth Philadelphia
immediate and relief Indigestion Dyspepsia Jaundce
method by Natures the Gastric Junice
yenye OF Chea it Keeps the stomach and bowels perfectly
healthy condition.
easpoonful this fluid infused nter will dgs. or dis
solve five pounds of beef about hours the
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE.
Baron celearbed Animal Chemistry
artificial digestive hnd analogous the Gastric Juice readily
prepared the membrane the stomach the calf
changed and digeed just the they would the
human stomach'
Dr. pereira, his published by
Fowler and Wells NewYork IS Hae the
Psrea.
Dr. Combe, his valuable writing Physiology Dgeson
that dmnuton the due quantity the Gastric Juice
all prevailing of he
hced with the complaint finding thing e!se fall had
the Gastric Juice obtained from the stomach Of living animals winch
proved completely successful"
Dr. Graham, "yegetabs D.n SAWS:
alt remarkable physiology, that stomach of animals
fluid the property
articles food and of efcng kind OF Artificial
Dr. Smon'a great "The Chemistry Blanchard
Philadelphia ls46 42l-2 The discovery Pepn
the chemical history digestion.
know that food dissolved rapidly artificial digestive fluid
Prof Dungson of Jefferson College, Philadelphia great
Human Physiology, devoes pages xnmt
ton of this subject His experiments with Beaumont Gastric
juice obtained from the living human and from animals
well known. In all he occurred Ms y
in the artificial as in the natural dgestfon.''
GB For further proof the remarkable this discovery
at 70 Magazine street, and descriptive
A; KENDALL Il CO.. General Agent for Southern Staes
EnrQ oppI-
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DROUGHT to the Second Municipality +,

ID Police Prison i'' Ia
SARAH Muiattress, about old &
and half inches high peck marked III the
to Mr.. Blackstone.
HENRY Black about twenty years DID, five re and hall
inches high; says he belongs Q MIR, Jurols
MY Grae, about thirty years DID, e and pIr
inches high; says she belongs . Mr.. L. Jore.
Tile owners will plense comply with the law respecting
,,,, .,. j. WURkAll., WARREN.
Ing. Nu
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DAGUERREOTYPEROO ROOMS, No, 30 Philipp

street between Poytas and Pcrdido where DAGUERREAN
PORTRAITS taken short notice. of unexcelei
ana expression and put in hs nGteat etye Pins Lockets
and Cases cheaper than other
tenders his thanks past yors,
o with his devotion and experience
years These facts he hopes will public
LOCKWOOD,
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS,
MAYoRALry OF NEW ORLEANS April ss, 1852.

MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, April aB, Isba-
BOAR" OF A snr Of e u s c % sp MY
Mr. r., Wolf declared duly elected Attorney of the
Assistant Attorney
[signedl wMc. C. CLAIBORNE,
tsgnca r'i FRASs sa %nr g Ai4SE"'"
President OF Board Of Assistant Aldermen
lsignedl AID. CRossMAN, Mayor.
Mr.. ] II Maddox, of the Neworeans Daily Crescent,
was elected Printer of the Board of Aldermen.
rsip0s5 rFs FRs%s H@ %G p # Ai4sm'n
President Of Board of Assslan, Aldermen.
tsignedl A. D. cRossMAN, Mayor
Resotred That the official proceedings of the Common
Council be published in English and French in the Official
Journal of the corporation.
lsigned] WIN c. G. CLAIBORNE
tsisnedl Pris RsSs ao aIp e AdsE"'"
Ann,or. oo, President of Board of Assistant Aldermen
lsignedl A, D. cRossMAN, Mayor.
Resoired That the compensation to be allowed the Off
cial journal shall be fifteen cents per square of ten lines
for publishing the official proceedings Of the Common
Council and all ordinances elnanatng from the same all
other printing to be let to the lowest bidder in conformity
Will sett,oh twenty -nlnlh OF the act of consolidation
Isiguea1 PF sRsSs Bo s;rHf A!issmep
...o, .o , ,.. President Of Board Assistant Aldermen
Ar fssSs%l Goth April 1851 cnossnAN, Mayor
Reoired That five hundred copies of the Mayors Mes
sage, with the accompanying documents be published
lsignell VIM C. c. CLAIBORNE
Jsisn. rFfii s%s 'G q ~; TfA NTs ),
..,. 0o President of Board of Assistant Aldermen :.
lsignsdl A. D. cRossMAN, Mayor
Reored That the Mayor be- and is hereby authorized
ton to be held the 10th instant for Second Justice of
the Peace.
[sienedl VIM G. c. CLAIBORNE,
[siguedl ' FRANs nG Aip & Ai11!"'"
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen
True copy: l.. HEYLGER secretary ~ +''o''
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SORE NJppIES

The efficacy Of the PAIN in this dnse is
We know of numerous and say
men Will fail for this Dccacy
certificates from ladies this subject The following procured
one of our Agents 20 $3.50
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WROUGHT to the Second Municipality o.,
- Police MS
RICHARD, dRrk Grif, about thiftveght
inches high he belongs Bernard. ny
ALEk bright SuatO about thifty-0ne old
and hall inches high he belongs N Forrest
JOHN Black about forty five old ig
ne belongs 10 Mr.. Webster. down tie Csas
The will please comply with the law respecting
:. ]. WORRALL, Warden.
Newnehns, April u, 1882 aptl iaasv
BROUGHT to the First District Police ~
- Prison S2
JOHN black, about 50 years Old high says
he belongs to MIR fiaskins. ~
i'm black about old feet inches high says belongs
10 Mr. Dercanel.
The will please comply with the law respecting them
,. j. WDRRAiL, Warden.
4NeWoreahs, hPfh H. 1907. nil4 lnw3w
4 , Police Prison "a
SARAH Muatess about Old, five feet G
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NRoCKERY ,CHINAandG GLASSWARE ose

/P r. FELL Il CO., 81 Common SewOreans y$k
efters and dealers, wholesale and retail Lamps, Plated and ~
Candlesttk Table Cutlery Japarned Walters -
M Goods will be offered low prs and when for the country
packe in the safest jess ly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-10
Rev. DIR. doriarty's Lecture.

Mbecl The Connection between Religion and Science
The Lecture. room OF the StuyyeSant
Institute was crowded on Thursday nigh, TO hear
ee Rey'd. lecturer the subject being one more than
'idinsiily attractive. In ths brief notice VIZ dis
ass all commentary, and endesyOr 10 condense tie
Slef points OF the lecturers argument.
Casting brief glance at the history of the past
aAe Science OF Chaldes, Egypt, Greece aud Rome,
he lecturer did justice H. ,he progress of Science
nd AIT But the Science and An OF those times
EAservtd bMbarous ideas and bloody purposes
nd when the iron hand of Bone was struck down
nd the Vsndsl and the Gotta swept over the Angus
Ia throne, the products Cf see &c were preserved
rfhin the sScred domains OF Religion. To Religion
aone does Science ope net alone Us preservation
wi iis second birth. CAurcheS stimulated the am.
aaon OF AIT The altar an TIE p0t.ico and the
fre inspired the gTauces; avn OF the painter and
s scu.p.of's soul. Dante, the dlviDest poet, At.
Naeo has muses. strains the spiIlI of Religion 10
sach was owing the preeninent excellence ms
S In all OF mO6e,R Eufope the creates. men
sueceG t. Europe. DAiemoert ana UldeYOt the
s1Fsers OF Sll Religion, silu did homage 10 the in-
VIZ OF q religious teaching. So NOitalfs, The
~xner OF all things dlyiae, confessed the val
me tschlngs, the Nsst learning, Me IN
NIiole farm and indOmuaele energy III the les
us. Modern philosophers uTce Inc pyoprsky Of
rss,Iss .s"t 1890 tsnsion. And what IS the
Nsut' ASSASSINATION Inns taken Tho mace ~ ~.
ely, and Is gong hand IN had arth inSda,itv
Ahl where the Jtsulis have bsen d,,vs, ,N-,n 80
ysiiiosise has replaced shon Englaud~Ihe noas,SS
ns coL'ented England scr0gdlas 70 The sVts,,,,,
o. Robert Hall, alt able Baptist NTllsr-,s m srh
vale TIA, ali the people III toe aiming dissec.s ~
eo'hirs OF God fOfihe! Than ghAt the name ~ 80,
SrouId a blaSphem0us perloj. Religion aeveloosS
et uIeQuallCd genus Of 8o,suet, and ihousanas
seen as he The reverend lecturer Was very .lo.
feeh throughout, and was ffe4ucctiy interrupted
y ond ouTstS ef applause. Many OF AIs illustrations
-efe most happy and ci exquisite hniSh and he con-
s.ooec ~ fervent PRAYER far the prosperity, fee
e0G and perm snenCa u The NePuo'ic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-10

SUPREME CoURT OF THs UNITED
SrArEs. - Washington, Wednesily, Jan :, ls52.-
Israel WashbuIn, Jr, ESQ Of Maine, was admitted
81 Attorney and Counsellor Of this Court.
No 80. Peleg Wlher rs Samuel Amy Appeal
f0m the Circuit Court of the United States for
Rhode Island. Mr.. Justice Curtis delivered the
opinion of The Court reversing, with costs, the de-
OF sad Circuit Court IN this cause, and remand.
iIg the case, with directions 10 dismiss the bill Of
c mplaut, With costs
No Is. Green bury u.s. Samuel Packwood. Appeal
from the Circuit Court Of the United States for
Louisiana. Mr. Justice Grier delivered the opialon
OF the Court, affirming the decree of the said Circuit
Court, with costs
No II. WHY'S Lyman ct al. Bank Of the
United States Ia error from se Circuit COurI OF the
United States for Vermont Mr.. Justice Nelson de-
lvered the opinion OF the Court, affirming the Judg-
snt OF said Circuit Court In this cause with costs
and 6Ior cent. damages
reLce. Certificate Of division from the circuit OF
TIE United States for Nsw-York. Mr Justice Daniel
delivered the opinion Of the Court, ordering 1t 10 be
certified 70 the said Circuit Court that the tumblers
should be charged with the duty OF 40 per cenIum
az valorem, under schedule B, as cs! glass.
No IS The United States rs. Joseph B. Wllkln-
son e az In eTor nom tie Circuit Court oil the
United States for Louisiana. M Chief Justice Ia
lev delivered the opinion OF the Court. reversing
the judgment of said Cxcuii Court, ard remandng
the < With directions 10 awards rervs jaelas ne
moro.
No. So Joshua B. Bond administrator Of Mary
AIN Code. plaintiff In error. rs. James Brown. IN
eITor fTom the Circuit Court OF the United S'aies
Tor Louisiana Mr. Chief Justice Taney delivered
The opinion Of the Court, affirming the judgment oil
SAID Circuit Court III this cause, with costs anc aA
per cent damages.
RUE 40 C0-OrdCrc9. That whenever any record
Transacted 70 this Count upon wrt CT error or Apo A
thau contain any documeHt. paper testimony oi ons
proceeding a foreign ianguase, and the reeofd ao.s
rot alFo contain trans&tor Of such document ptpel,
testimony ether proceeding, made under the seIoo
oftheJtfror court admtei to BE correct tns =,
lAi LOT be printed but The shall be repoftto -
The ard Court WlAl
the fnfsfiex CoDIt order that u ansiAa'-
nav he there surEiied a red N the record
No. 81. A. Seekamp's administrator, appellant Us.
Nell McCoulrs administrator sf al. The argument
Ct lois cause was continued by Ny. Robinson ior tne
appeuees. ana cOGclu.sc BY Mr. Rsyerdy Johnson
for We spossiaAs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-10

NEANDERj LIBRARY. The expected pur-
chase Of Neaier's Library for the use Of the Law
theological Summary, Ohio, has been unexpectedly
and sngularprevented II appears that the house
ofMesas Wetermann, in this City, whichi is branch
Of house in brunswick, had from Prof Twesten,
the sxecutorf Nesnder, refusal of the Library,
which they areed to deliver in New-York for $4,000
within Ger, in time. The money was raised and
deposited With the American Charge at Berlin
But before it arrived there, Prof Twesten had
ened negotiations for the sale of it to the Direct
es of the Royal Library of Berlin. The Prussian
sIcheQuei being embarrassed, the negotiation failed
ud the Professor agreed to withdraw his proposals
This was DONE but while subsequent arrangements
were pending, a letter was received by the Messrs
Wesiermann, from Germany, informing them thaI
Prof Twesten had disposed OF Neander's Library to
party in Halle, probably for some purchaser in
lnsrica The only reason assigned for this strange
Nd vi expected step was, that he was offered an ad-
unce OF 500 .haers upon the sum he had previously
uked fer it. To the agent Of the Messrs. Wester-
cam he gave the refusal Of it, on the same condi
ions, only for single day not even allowing him
tine to correspond with his employers IN Brunswick!
the latter did not feel authorized, without further
rsuuciions. 10 accept il these ne conditions the
hhrsry at Once sold 10 the other patty, and the
Lxe Seminary lost u forever
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-10

CoURT OF APPEALs-A!sdny, Sa" in No.
AtteIn n,19s5 No. ss. Young. sp,..;a.t s 49,
a ~ ss.s e9 aas:asr s sf' ppSn IN
s Rss a.: ss 20 :S w'a sss,
'ss s9d e ss 10 'sa P TSs p. ss
- exchslss" ~ Rsnk Of PCrghkeep yie, sppellsas.
cent sc III, % respondent. Argued N. Hill, Jr'
sgt ha.P Int EdssId saLcfofd for IesPcndesL
iof sssPcsIled aLd passed. No. 81 Called anJ 70
no. ~ No 10 IN pl4neof No. 22D Called sha &c &c
s.se1 Nos u ard ~ called and passed. TO 20
Ju,su.nt sffrn.ed BY default \. HUI, ~ .oI .,
ssoseert No 70 Called and passed ~suss W"
ssnses called vndef the rule Aa5o~sso'
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Sy Telegraph to the Eew-YOrs Trtoune
NEw-xCRK LEGISLATURE.
ALBANY, Fnday, Jan. ., IS

SENATE.--ALBANY, FTIdaY, Jan. 2, 1852
". BEEKMAN presented d memorial for me appfo
prIatoD of SO 600 for the New York College OF
Pharmacy, and for the Incorporation OF the Irisn
steamship Co.
ailer an amendment restricting the payment Of
portage Oh documents ordered TO be printed BY
either House.
Mr. WRIGHT laid on the table concurrent resoiu-
lions IN reference to Protective Tam an1 the al
option Of specific instead of ad vaorem duties.
Mr. PIERcL's resolution Of inquiry, relative TO the
expense Of public printing, was referred 10 the
PriBung Committee. Adjourned 10 Monday
ASSEMBLY.
MI WALSH presented a petition asking for an in
vesteation into the conduct OF the migration Com
Misslone's
Nj. UNDERWOOD reported Bill to lncorporte the
Ladies University Of Auburn
Nh UNDERWOOD proposed the reference OF the
Kossuth resolutions to Joint Committee Of both
Houses. LAID over.
M BUTLER gave notice OF bill in reference to
the New-YOrk volunteers
Adjourned to Monday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-10

RFcroa OF 81. THoNAS's CHUscH -
Aes De. A.. II. Yinton noW Rector OF Sc. psuts
saafcb. Boston, has bean unanimously eec,st oy tie
'esHy offs! Thomass Csufch In this City, % IA he
,,sesney oocasiOned by TIE translation Of Rev DR..
'~hi'ehouse to the ofi,s OF Assistant Bishop Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-10

DISTINGUISHED ARRIvALs.-Among the
s.rrt arrivals at Congress Hall, are Sir Allan NC
Nab Nessrs. Young, McLsren, Dickson. E tS
IH4 =, 70 Siif ca,sJs West ALBANY Atlas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-10

CoSN IN ToLGDo The amoGnt Of Corn
;. a. Toledo during the past season, amounted
"s*s .e6s bushels.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-10
Ohio Opposition State Convention.

COLUMBUS, ThuTsday, Jan 3, Iooz,
The State Convention for the appointment Of
Delegates to the National Convention assembled at
10 O'Clock this morning, appointed temporary officers
and Committees, and then took recess till PM.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
resolution was submitted by Col. Morgan, that
William Allen is the choice Of the Ohio Opposition
for Presidential candidate which caused complete
division and much bitter feeling in the Convention
After long and turbulent debate Of four hours du-
ration, the resolution was rejected Yeas l3b
NAYS l44
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-10

CHARLESTON, Thursday, Jan. 8, 1882.
CoTToN has been In active demand, the sales OF the
week amounting TO $500 bales. Prices close buoy
art and have an upward tendency. Fair is quoted
at Sic The weeks receipts have been ii $40 oaies
and the stock on hand, exclusive of that on ship
board, amounts to IS, 4s7 bales.
CINCINNATI, Thursday, Jan. 8, 1852
Hoes are heavy al 4 e504 90 In PROVISIONS there
is no change, and business is limited
NEw.ORnEANs Tuesday, Jan 6, 1852
The Atlantics news was received late last night,
ard the demand to-day has been very animated
sales reaching IL 500 bales, at an advance of Sc
Low Middling is quoted 7c Strict MiddliDg Sc
Sterling Exchange is at Si09 prem
New ORLEANS, Wednesday, Jan. T. 1852.
CoTroN continues very active-27 900 bales sold
during the last three days at eighth advance since
the AiaBtic's news. The receipts are failing off,
Strict Middng &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-10

ISLANDER AND THE DRAGON" by
FREDERIC WrLiAM SHELTON. A new edition of this
quain. moral aegory is issued by John s. Taylor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-10

LOUISVILLE, Thursday, jan D IoJZ
The Opposition State Conven ton met at Frank
fort to day to elect Delegates to the National Con-
vention An impression prevails that Gen. Butler
viii be recommended for the Presidency.
The steamer Dunkirk, for New-Orleans from ~
Louis sunk four miles below the latter place No
ives were lost
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-10
Naval Infeliigence.
Markets-Reportcd BIZ telegraph

NORFOLK, Thursday, Jan S, 1852.
The L 8. steamship San Jaclnto has just arrived
hare from NeW-YOTk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-10
The Libel Case of Madame Tochman.
|

WASHINGTON, Friday, Jan y, 1872.
The Grand Jury have found true bill for liOe
against Captain DAhna in the matter OF Madame
iochman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-10
The Florida at Savannah.

SAVANNAH, Tuesday Jan. 6, 1852
The steamship Florida, Captain Lyon, from New
York, has arrived at her wharf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-10

B"THE HOUSE ON THE Rock" is a
charming little tory, by the author Of The Dream
Chniz' published by James Munroe & Co, Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-10

H"THs CAMsL Hunt" by JOSEPH w.
FApIrs A lsBuid, desultory narrative Of personal
adventure, with 70 very sharp lines of distinction
ke,wsen hc.ionand fact. IL. Munroe & Co., Boston,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-10

NEW ORLEANS, Tuesday, Jan. o, Ibo2.
The steamship Philadelphia arrived here this
morning from ChagTes via Havana, with 3OOp assen-
gers $50 600 gold dust, and the California mails.
The daily union., 1852-12-25
TO CONTRACTORS.

PETERSBURG, (vaD Dec 81, 1854
CEAED will be addressed
ill the February, 1852 dredging
channel Appomattox miles, indicated
Of following depths and widths
boomilus indicating distinct channe from which the
will seleti according OF funds available
To afford feet high breadth OF
sixty feet the BOTTOM and from deep 10 the st wharf
below the city.
I'd. afford feet high tide for breadth of
sixour feet the bottom and from deep the
wharf.
the bottom and from deep the
wharf.
afford high water breadth
botlom wharf
The material taken from the bottom by dredging TO be
Deposited washed the channel frerhet
shore along ths beyond
mark such places and abandoned channels
shall be designaed by bis substitute.
II be distinctly understood that poion viii be
cd by yardbut by the Job Notwithstanding the contractor
will enabled calculate the cubic
required standard mark OF the high
respond the soandng, carefully laid down the
eslahihed undsTsiSnsd facia-
operations.
Not will inspected
psr cent, withheld from
whole shall have been completed security for the faithful
fomance OF the contract
The proposals endorsed envelope proposals
dredging
Captain Corps Engineers and Brevet Colonel.
The Richmond Enquirer and Wing the Norfolk Herald the
s.hnglon Republic and Union the Baltimore American and
Sun; Philadelphia Penns and North American
Of and Courier and Enquirer Of New York
Boston Post and Courier will publish the above iii III. 18th Jan
uary, and forward their bills.
Dee A-d,Janl3
The daily union., 1852-12-25
TO OUR sU BsCRIBERs

The person Will be catered our bcchs
pay ynasnt o subscription be made in advance
Distant ietses, ms postage %
paid b. BY ossssses lie ssf
nsnsson.
The COUNTRY PAPER Published weekly dusing ths
.ion Of Conssess, aud semi weekly during
for period than will be received ea
tes soporiioned TO the above annual rAtes.
Or POsrMAsTERS ayents aad, BY
sending subscribers with $50 enclosed
subscribers, with S2o enclosed, WEEKLY
subscribers $40 enclosed win be enuiied The
The daily union., 1852-12-25
d ,. STEER. Merchant Tailor, .t nj. large aud ole

u SrEER. Merchant Tailor, nj his large and ole
Seventh odd Fellows Hall,
public and particularly patrons
friends his superior of EeDtemens goods
and adapted the which French and English
Hes mcd and cloths for all
styles superior French cloth. all coor for
sack French English and American
of and styles rich velvet t
v--ns- together with dress shirts under shirts. and drawers
rlcvss socks. umbrellas, dressing and
everything complete snticmsns wardrobe
Al work done in elegant STYLE and warranted 10 please.
l-aAw3wf
The daily union., 1852-12-25
MIss \. HOGAN's
ENGLISH AND FRENCH BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES,

TUX 1VUN' INUTFH.
street, between lNh and 14th, Washington D. G.
THE quarter
her, March, Miss Hogan prepared "
receive Immediately Eve pupils hosrder. and additional
number OF day scholars.
board including English and mathematics
French, wing pcedewofk, S61 80 per quarter.
To yoana ladies desous Of thorough knowledge
French ihi. institution offers advantages
further information, application Miss Hogan
Rev Butler, VIM Thos Carroll, ESQ, Mr.. Justice Wayne
Francis Markoe Hon Hamilton Fish, Captain G. Wilkes
Y, e. ~, and VIM Hogan, jr.
The circulars contain tho terms, references, hc
Dec
The daily union., 1852-12-25

EDWARD X COLLINS B. CO.,
No 56 Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, sHIPLEY, 4 CO.,
Liverpool
Z. G. ROBERTS CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London
JOHN MUNROE d CO.,
es Shst 70 Rue Notre Dame des VICTORIES,
Paris
GEO. II DRAPER Havre
The owners gold, silver,
buon specie jewey metals unless bills of
adng therefor and the value thereof therein expressed
Sept 5-dfy i5st EaN-4sAt
The daily union., 1852-12-25

CURNIsIIED ROOMS TO LElT.-Two chambers,
IT psio neatly furnished and well located New
York and within thirty yards Of 18th street three doos
Presidents house and and
made reasonable. d. A. GARDNER.
15-nawu r..