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TIIn TURF.

TINI0N COURSE, L. RoTTINo.-rUEsDAY.
~ November s0th. at IN o'clock, p. NJ, match for
g IN. Katy Dsni.E Owner names sr. m Dolly
INK inneastsy nssr tnsr: VIII ss double tea race
leave Fulton ferry Brooklvn ~ twelve o'clock M and
tuIr ss tccn az tie tror. 10 oyc-
JVHN I. hNxDlHER, Prepxietor.
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Court Casendar-This Day.
UNITEp STATES DisTRicr CouRr.-Nos IL, g. 90 p, 81
toN
SUPREME CouRT-Cfrcuit NO. 73o.

The Best Machenesy cannot be too Perfcct'
sad general rule that which eost the most at drst
fVsnd cheapest in tho end aINGEkS Sewing Ma hines
extensively In most PARTS OF the country and
they who have them extending their business rapid
~ MAX ing fortunes Money invested in low priced wing
machine, 10 thrown away, and time With 1t. Call and ex
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Gouraud's Liquid Hair Dye IL, without cx-
septop the best invented Beware
81 pulled dyes Equally celebrated Gourauds Medcated
Soap for cuIing pmples frecklo aAllowne chaps I'll
Re- Poudre Subtle hair from
body. Liquid Rouge. LILY White, and Hair Gloss No 81
walker street. Broadway. :
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From the Ir,.h american, November azth.-

The wine and spirit and malt and other liquor bottlng
establishment of JOHN STAFF Of broadway ard
Anth,ry rect occupies present large share public
attention and commando considerable of public
Ike and attentive ds 70 attend personally to his
inert, and know ledge derived from experience;
purchases for cash IN the eminent markets and i'm
resort to snch concern and be highly gratihed with the
the which has followed Mr. STAFF exerons From
what his gress believe he in the
trader and most merchant visit TO Mr. STATS
will amply who may require Of the
bYandies, and other articles which he vonds
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Wonderful bargains La Table Linens from
AAeton-Doube dnmask table linen yards wide only
T. yard; elegant drop pattern d. yards wi L.
enly bs cd worth los yard splendii drop
Hnen napkins, 1885, and l4s dog at BURDETT5
cheap dry goods establishment, lH Walker street.
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Furs.-The chill winds OF the Season hav

TWN-IHo CHSH W.Hus u NV SOssvM NV
rendered furs only fashionable bat comfortable and
Tho principal dealers in those articles have presented
more superb ocsing articles that limo than are now ex-
hbited IN their windows and around their doors The a
ae'stsabie KNOX We perceive. has been up and d'ing
got stock Of that will favorsby empare with
any have Jet His goods be dss calculated
suit all claGss he has NOT mereiv Is the
prices and of all styles We shout certainly reeoumond
tneir Knox 10 Satisfied with snail peoht
His goods and cells them at prices At which no one can
gunbe His place everybody Of course knows,
II "A No. l2a Fulton Atreet.
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Court OF Oyer and TeI miner.
Before Hon. Judge Edwards and Aldermen Cornell and
Ward.
Nov T.-CoacIusion Of the Trial for hJant;cide.-Thc
Judge remarked that the dci should be proved
ane In ths abence of that proof the actual killing should
be shown beyond doubt Under the direction Of the
Court, the jury acquitted the prisoner
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We advise all In q aest OF Cheap Clothing
u 10 immediately Odd Fellows Hall and purcease
ments we'll made neatly trimmed and 60 peror gu sity
prices hitherto unheard Of Overoa ook and drcss
81 30 ST. and vests from 10 cents to 50 o.
Corner Of Grand and Centre streets.
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ssspeosuly inform the la1ies Of New York. that they
Nave just received extensive supply Of the most besu
full slosh ~hich their atent Is most earnestly inv
IA II consists assortment Of neatly and elegantly
made garments Of vary newest and most bsautifu pat
offered at importers prices In addition to tb
rich and well ected stock Of ladies fur
has Just saeh8d them consisting of the darket Russian
Hudson bay sable purtst and whitest royal ermne
together with chnchi,la stone martin mink &C.. &o Of
Ne beat quality, snd sold NJ Wholesale prices.
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Items from the south,
NAnlTIAE DIeASTERs-FREsHET IN GEORGIA. Urt

AhTIAE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN GEORGIA, ETC.
BALTIMORE Nov -, 1862.
Three malls from New Orleans arrived to day but the
htest II still due.
Maurice W Hoffman distinguished lawyer Of New
ORLEANS. died In that city recently
The ship Globe, which has arrived at New Orleans,
nom Havre, reports encounteripg gales the
passsss Saw . numbG OF dismAsted vessels and four
hsgs ships capsiEed -FOUR despatch gives NO place or
date Of these disasters.-N. Y. REP]
The soop Of War Cyane left Pensacola on the 10th
Instant, on cruise in the Gulf to touch a Havana ON
her outward course
despatch from Macon dated the 25th inst, and pub
nshsd In the Charleston papers states that had been
raining in that vicinity steadily for twenty four hours
The river had risen fifteen feet and great damage was
apprehepded
citizen Of Baltimore, committed suicide to day
Baltimore city to day is quiet There were no more
re riots both sides being strongly armed that they
were afraid to come In conflict.
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Pun 10 an Article that Exag9erates Facts.
Therefore flaming Advertisements about inferior shirts
puHs But the newspapers only announce . notorious
ruth whes they tell the world that the shirts made by
GREEN No IS OF House always ct te.rtfni'y and are
4 10
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fashionable Winter Clothlng-JSO and asa
acknowledgements OF the most splendid ty style,
DAAts Of the choicest French cashmere vests Of richest
plush velvet all mads In most superb manner Cut
Ssrs attend from NJ l p NJ 10 receive orders for
Sothipg English French and German cloths cAssmsres
and vestings imported direct ali
kinAs. GEO. LEvIE.
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STIE LECTURE SEASON.
NEW YORK HISTORICAL SoCIETY.-CoURsE
~ Lectures. IS52-lSk3.

NEW YORK III MJsToRIoAL socIETY.-coURsE or
ron THE Benefit OF THE FIRE PROOF BUILDING FUND
Ts or ss sys @
viii
January .sd resnsry Among these who have Ssrsy
10 lend their namos and service for hs object
Hon. Goo. Bancroft, of New York.
Hon f Tdn Soy MI, = Of Non LUui Ysrs
Rev. Frlnois L. Hawks, D. D.. Of New York.
Cha Charles o'ccnor, Esq: Of New YORK.
forty ss5sS .ssrsss viii s. s.vsrss y
hon Rufus S Of ~ a. s % Of
sanseIe eI.a for The snnivsrsaTy:
Tickets to the will sss admit the holder thu ami
ysrssry address, by the Hon. Rufus Choas, Of Nasahs
S be to
NJ 'as .,aa s
= ~ agsssep 40 Bss.d AZ G.
Me library rooms in me uaiysrslty;
SSSSssSSIss /. i iSSs$Es o'an''s''-
V'HAcKERAY,s .LEoTUREs.-THE, DIRECTORS OF
the Mercantile Library have The pleasure to .anouncs
s$:.s e.
street; arsa ne evening. fsilosns ats o'oioek'-
friday, Dec 10 STEELE and the Times Of Queen Ann,
wednesday Dec. I5-nogarth, smoilett, and Fielding.
Friday Dee. l7-sterne and Goldsmith.
Dollars, emitting the holder to a reserved seat
:: - '.s -, s;s g is'Fsi
WILLARD L. FELT, Chairmsn ,,
JAMES d. SMITH, c .sesuss
'THAoKERAy's LEcTUREs.-THE FOURTH Lee
tgre Of the present course will be delivered At the
'iiss 'd and PsD. %lssa
camille Library Rooms (upless previously disposed OF
the door, Price TO Members 80 cents do 70 members
70 conts. WILLARD u FIT Chairman Lecture
JOHN r. HALsrED, }oomm"'ee
DoPULAR LECTURES WENDELL PHILLIPS ESQ,
will lecture at the Tabernacle wednesday sveans
December let, at o'clock. Subject" THIS Lost Arts"
the door, Broadway Tabernacle Dec l, NJ O'clock.
----==--==------===
VHE BALL SEASON.
vJ,HE THIRTEENTH ANIMAL BALL OF TIE HUBER
Il MIN Benevolent Burial Society, viii take place In
Tammasy Hall, Tuesday evening, Doc Yth lsSs The
table the Of gsments there
rely upon The liberal support q generous pubic TO
& s mot y
THOMAS 0BRIEN. Jun, oAsirmsa.
Nicholas WALSH. Treasurer.
THE ANNUAL BALL OF THE HIBEsNIAN BENE-
= yelent soeisty will take place st Tsmmany HALL on
Tuesday evening NOV 90 1852 The proceeds Of this bali
w % S:rSssd 70 charitable purposes Ts
SoIhs essSrsssd band snssssdf the secession
ing q the ball 20 admit gentleman and two ladies.
2. GAayIr rrea:nrsr p kOALEER, Chairman.
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An fabIe corrector OF Iowness OF Spirits when pro.
dnced b, bad stats Of the system Lowness Of spirits
quenty by the arrangement Of the digestive
than by bodily weakness and hence gentle astrn-
gent required and not laxative which often
such cases, through Misunderstanding Of the nature
of the disease and, may be supposed by natural
Inference make, bad worse The Nsrhths and
strihngy is tis the that patients while taking H.
are always in good spirits q. v. CLICKENER co. 81
Barclay street the general nts for Dr. Hastings in
America TO whom s orders should be addressed Sold in
Brooklyn by Mrs. N. Hayes, ia Fulton street.
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Trusses. Shoulder Braces, Female Support
and ladies' BELTS instruments for club feet kn
weakness Of the ANGLE joints and curvature spne
superior elastic stocking enlarged veins OF the Leg
elastic knee for weakness of the knees Also chren
trusses, at DIR. GL0VERS, No. IL Ann streot.
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3enin's Winter Hat.-Tho Leading Style
OF winter has brought BY 0snin
fascinated the public Even those who nothing
e. IN 4. proportions elegant ia perfect in spish
Ing dress fa Genin has this produced entirely
fabrcthe beaver felt hssor w,ish there has been
asd still tinues 10 be- urgent demand Every
no :, ahlsd make some improvemsnt al bis for
the price aims 6xed A the needle the pole the
ia Broad way, opposite ST. Paui's.
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Pc rsonal Inteliigeus 9 /.

Arrivals 1t the hetropolitan-Hon A J.Judson Judge
United States Court Hon. J. G. Blu hurst Maryland;
Hon George Manley. Phadelphia; W II Bald vim, Bal
tinore; Arthur Kingston, England; L Williams Bos.
ton; W Forsyth. Quebec l.. Risley, New Orleans;
VIM Mansfield California; J. r Newton Rhode Island;
Hon J. White Baltimore; John Campbell Liverpool;
Cca. Charles Converse, Connecticut James Hslford,
London.
At the Astor-Hon W. M'Crockle, California; Cap.
tain Nsgert, California; w. Vincent Valparaiso; w.
epoord. CALIFORNIA; Chauncey Taylor Cafornis ICap.
taiA eullock U Army r. a Hartley, England |;
Dom. Ripggold. Navy; @. Pond Hartford; Cap
tEin Brosn. Boston; Hon Mr hyde, New York; 3. Il.
Cgtttsnden Kentucky. J. Eldridge, Csliiornis.
At the Ame,icau-J c. Milton, Baltimore A. D. Morton,
Baltimore; j. L. Richards, Boston, Pere, Boston,
a. Alien Boston, George 3. Wallis. Washington; j. W.
Aastn Eng and; J. H Roberts Philadelpbis.
At the Howsrd-Castain Edwards Buffalo, Captain
Day Philadelphia 8. Dele plain Ohio Captain San.
bad New jersey Or. Deul California; g. W Hggina,
Detroit; II. A. Curtis Boston: DR. Hatch, Keene; b.
Orrch San Frsncsco; McIntire, Boston, J. w. Trot
ter. Michigan; M Garfield, Liverpool
Gen. Charles T James, United States Senator from
Rhode Island and family. arrived ct the Union Place
Hs.el yesterday, route for Washington.
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Optics.- Waldstein & Bsrkcl,

ins tcia 5 Broadway One Of firm has just arrived
ytn most spl. nded selection Of asses optical
instrun in general amongst which many articles
approprat fer holid ~ presents.
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On tho 18Th inst, most daring and extensive robbery
was committed at Bloomington nlinois The store Of
Mr. D. Day broken into and robbed Of forty gold
Watches besides large quantity Of other vRuabls goods
3he amount stolen exceeds SIS coo.
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Fashionable Winter Clothlng --Tastyf
ChsAp-s0 and SO BrosdwsyA variety overooaas such
easy ,sc go pa Trench casSnere psntS oO vests.
AZ Cloths imported direct Cutters attend from A. NJ
N p TO receive orders. Gentemens furaishing de-
GEORGE LEVIE,
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Uleahss Cloaksi Cisahsi at the Paris man-
MIA Emporium, 96 BrsadwayA splendid arrival for Nhie
!ssk Of Of two elegant siosh ana velvet
class quality and will be sold Al the moderate prices
already gained for th store large share Of public
pn6rvnags. GEO. DULPIN. 81 Broadway.
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II O. KEMP. AUcTIOsEeR -ErEGANr rURNI

ID g. KEMP, AUCTI0NEkR-ELEGANT FURNI
N. turMorgsge sale Of rosewood oak roahogany and
walnut cabinet furnture1o Tuesday 3th, at l0H
o'ooek, at 80 Nasaau sire I, near FULTON, 4. KEMP
will sell at auction above and splendid
opportunity for the trade hotei and
TO supply tbemstlseB with the ,tt desirable descrp
ton ~ goods Tho furniture has all bee made In the
and most substantial for cis and custom trade and
STATS Of large and splendid assortment OF richly Arvsd
rosewood mahogany and bao, walnut yarlor dining
library and chamber furniture comprising article Of
elegance and utility found In the large md fur
piture wArerooms At one Ands second hand piano
forte made by Chickrg others superior rosewood
81 and7 octave pianofrte Of excellent tone and hnsh,
which well worthy the attention OF blu era
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Unaccustomed 10 PuT my Ware, stall
ooas which vary price from $40 70 $50 The finest sort
Of dress and fro coats made TO order SO Every othsr
garment equally low prices considering the quality Es
tablished 1874. q. u. CLARKE, ITO William stfses.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.


R&1tSONAI.s
TfFoRAATIoN WANTED-oF ISAAC WORKMAN.
suIps.ed 70 BE- in brooklyn iss ship carpenter Any
sisters, AZ Sc Robinson street., New York
TyFoRMATI0N WA. TEp-oF BENJAMIN POWER,
Coach smith late Of Dublin when last heard Of was in
SERVED % psy Of MShss
Montreal papers please cory.
CPICIsL EorICE.-THIs is TO CERTIFY THAT D.
~ Hardenbereh is no ,nser IN The employ Of Rasstt Co.
THE LADY WHO LEFT THE SOCIETY Library
Nov 10th dressed in brown silk hat black lace veil and
b. ek velvet will fni letter to her address in the
w C.-YoU WILL FIND LETTER AT THE
Place and on the day designated in yours Of Nov.
object you, ssion and 70 keep the whole matter
profound secret. s.
MosTs LEvIEN-IF TIE PERSON WHO LEFT HIS
s ss s%i NE s'
MIssINe-.lNcE THURspAYMoRNINcLAsr MRS.
ANY, sns a. sha IN .r 5 a.
dSs 1hr s'sS BY a. Mr. J. Jfnns
IT hI.Ir YOU VALUE YOUR REPUTATION FOR
acahs of Jones' chemical ~ tho reduced price Of 2s
pimpss salt rheum souryy Nc sns shaving soap
too Get it At the depot. l0s Broadway
WILL THE OLD LADY WHO NET YOUNG GEN
short hair had been dark 1t soft clean and beautiful
by using of Jones' coral hair restorative the
duced price Of from 403 Broadway send his address to
her This is the III est thing now made for tho hsr.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
sToR LIBRARY.-THE SUPERINTENDENT OF
this institution by the di cotton Of the gives
notice to the public that It is closed and will again
be open until is removed the library building in
Lafayette place and arranged for use.
MERCANTILE LIBRARY AssoCIATIoS-A MEET
Ing Of the members Of this Association will be bald at
O'Clock In accordance with Article 18TH Chapter tue
Constitution appoint committee Of nomiaA ave
''' ''' ensuing '' iosrs sias BLACK, Rec ssey
u 49, lS52Pubc netioe is horeby given to all persons
having claims against the Corporation of the
services rendered articles by order Of
nneral oLsequies Of the late Hon Daniel Webster to
ths same under OATH to the Commissioner of Repairs
On or before Tho first day Of Decamber
WIN. ADAMS Commissioner Of Repairs and suppiioa
NOTICE.-A PRohISsCRY. NOTE, DRAWN BY
~ john d. Ascough TO- on the 26th November inst,
payable in months to the order Of Horas Denuet
caution all against negotiang sai5 the pay
has bsen stoppea ANY returning said aoto 10
iW est street up stairs VIII be literally rewarded
NoTIcE.-THE MEMBERS AND FRIENDS or
to meet the Of Desucey and Clinton streets
Treday Nov ?0th ct aleck to attend the burial
MT VIM II. Hooton late . merbcr Of this company. By
order Of HENRY LEWIS, Foreman.
HucH LINDSEY, Secretary.
RILLIARDs.-NO. II MONTGOMERY STREET. JER-
the beet players rcshments match oanons
hazard, full game, with any who Offer
teach twelve every hour commencing Monday tho 2Sth
instant No money play for.
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satisfactorily or IL disprsve, that tho
celebrated Bohems lair Bye is the best the world II
10 warranted to change grey red hair to beaut
full glossy natural lasting bla or brown in t,n
Also, to preyent the hair from aiag sf Sold wholesale
and retail At 237 Hudson street.
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Lines Written under Distxsssing Circum-
stanoes-By . 81 ferer.
Oh! q r ledge In some vast bot,
Rome boundiess cslEshtn shoe,
Where might these awful eorns,
And "Bunions Progress" too!
For all the cures We ever tried,
m-lIients corr plaster,
Have oHly ado ed to the pain.
And made them grow the saster!
But boots and shoes that loosely al,
With room ugh I, spare.
WIN gently ease Of our pain,
And leave us free as air.
Halt ct az sin In Natures gait,
Nor halt In COED intentions,
But call gain f. A Brooks,
For anti invent ione.
Mr. BE OOKS' Boot and Shoe Enporums are ~ Nos $50
and i66 Fultoa street.
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There Is no Security for the HAIR, after II
begins grow thin except in Crt.doros Hair Prserva
tive and Beaufer which the growth, igorates
every fsre and in few weeks restores the falling honors Of
tnrer and sold BY CRISTA DORO. No. 6 Agtor House.
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The Broadway Railroad Is not attracting
mere ention those railways just opened 81
TUT1LEs I'm pcruu, 80 Broadway with tack looomo,
baggage freight and all complies and
runninK order 50 be packed In small
naat The bell rang the whistle sounded and they
eoing.
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No. 29h Broadway, and No. 81 Reade street.
hand an extensive stock Of French brocatels satin
aines worsted dnmask lace and muslin curtains gt
nices ard immense assortment Of window shades, &c.
all Of which selling fully twenty per
any ether establishment Examine the inducements
offer before you purchase
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vesss5 stsiEDvexy Gentleman of Cor.
st tssss syyrssssss The Importance Of this article q
aIes b which. psrhsps the character Of tie 10
pfohsy completely expressed than in any othsr gar
nsnt Ahasdsems and good fitting vest 10 1isidsrssuu
ysrSy Known for many with the tailor
Gritty Of his make In this Department Mr. Booth hss
ssatly opened rooms ~ 6 Broadway, whore he will do
svsry lin Of custom work In manner and style
passed ct reduced pre whore the best fiug aud
most gent nents In New York be obtained Give
htu Q trial. and do not forget the number.
c. BOOTH, 466 Broadway, Of preome street.
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Cfistadoros Exec lsior Hair Dye has liter
Any ex,nguish All ihs ssussc burning huas Of shs day
hair ID improves its while the black
parts natures Manufactured sold and applied in
private rsoms, by CRISTAD0R0. No. 8 Astor House.
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sla at the woc Fsie in Londss and at variou. fairs
Institute ths city have they In ANY
stanse failed obtaining the highest prise wherever Of
Serec for competition His at a5 Broadway, corner
u Fulton open all times and the public
Invited examine his superb collection Of pctures aad Of
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u ". WESTCOiT, A G II " + Il X .-ELE3ANT
N. household furniture rich velvet carpets,
oupAintinss &c. On Mon lay Ing at 10Y O'clock ~
l Greenwich avenue being all the Contents Of the above
house consisting Of velvet and insraia carpets,
french plate glasses ovsl cd
furniture in velvet and hair Cloth rosewood a
mahogAyy bedsteade washstandh atch. snd
mahogany narblst9p burssus sad tables mahogany and
rosewood sofas and etea tetes seat voltars
and sewing d. dining. card breakfast tables ialaid
and Paris painted tables SUPERIOR hair mArse feather
BEDS paasere mahogany and walnut Bookcases rich lsoe
window curtains aud amsnts shades 80 with Isanti
Of orockcry glassware cutlery silver Kitchen fur
&o Also twenty mt oil rishly fsamsd.
All will DO sold wthous esard 10 weather Co
dialogues on the ing Of sale.
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John X. OAKLEY, AUCriONEgR-ON TUESDAY
- November 80 ut ~ o'clock NJ ut No. IS Atlantic
street Brooklyn, Oakley Wright will sell large
complete assortment Of cooking oee and paror
Tin ard Britannia ware gips eA'tiug- ii mans tools BE-
by order OF Neal Nc Mullen, and NJ o. RoArke
attorney for mrtgagoc. Frederic hill NALL and Curtis
Go ppia 4, aseigueeg.
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- - WIS B Y Il Il L Il G II APH.
Osngrsssmsn Arriving NJ Washington.
WARRINGTON, Nov %. 1854
senator Seward, Of New York, Mr. Lane Of OREGON.
ana ham dozen other memssrs have arrived here.
From Philadelphia
1AnNE DIsAsrKR-vERDrCT OF NANsL AUGHrER
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. % 1852
The schooner Q. Parker from Norfolk for New York.
sprung . leak on Thurrday night OF Chngotsagus and
q Friday put into wave Brsakwasr where she re-
Dainss yesterday, disoharsing
jury, in the Of Lewdsn trial for the muir.
dsr Of Henry Notary brought in last night verdict Of
1anslAughter
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DUBlIc SALE OF wonL--iI HOFFMAN, AUG
toncer-L NJ. Hoffman ~ Co, will sell 90 . Icti IN on
thursday I'd December, at De Forests stores Brooklyn
first ttore South Of Fulton If nsovont
and deceased persons etae, o haSs HepnB Ayrss aad
lntre hios washed wool eeussng metizo >,
tizrna, and carpet worls.
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Nov ~ and Tuesday Nov 20, At tot o'clock each day
~ the store No 30 Cortandt street choice xine brande
liquors. tompagno &c. being part of the choice aud VAL
gable stock OF II. W. rescett A-o, the lease and
6Itures of the above uace fod In removal
This stock has been selected With expressly
orders and private the goods
before one red at ppb sal affords fair opportu
atty to the trade as we'll ~ private pste to avail them
selves Of the choicest liquors. branaos go Every
,ny warranted and can be .tivey relied Alss.
large line OF ship stores fam g-ooeries
sealed fruits. meats. &C. Catalogues ready.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-29
WIGS and Toupses.-BafcH

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" wigs pronounced the most perfect imitation Of Ma
burs yet in vented Those wanting superior atss
speuld call % DATCHELORS celebrated Wig Factory. No
Wall street, whore be feund the largest
ssvtrent in tho CITY. Copy the address.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-29

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