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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-04

and potent will be heard above the roar
ing avalanche, quietIng the chaotic fac
tioas and bidding peace be still.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-04
he Deposits .pf the Remains
OF Mr. Webster'S Family.

Mr.. Webster had long and fondly
looked forward to the time when the
deceased members Of his family should
be deposited in the beauiiul tomb or
his own domains AT MarshfeId; and the
thought that they would be gathered
within the sight Of his own secluded
habltalion, side by side, in chosen
spot, was often the theme OF his ardent
thoughts. 1t was his intention 10 have
had them so deposited before his return
to Washington ard il was among his
last requests that they should be borne
there the day before his burial.
Accordingly yesterday morning, Mr..
Franklin Smith, undertaken m this CITY.
proceeded 10 exhume the remains from
vault under ST. Paul's Church, which
he subsequently conveyed 10 Marshfcld
There were eight bodies. Each coffin
bore a silver plate, from which we copy
severaIly the following inscriptions:
GRACE FLETCHER,
Wife of fDaniel Webster. ned Jan. 2I, 1928,
aged47.
JULIA WEBSTER,
Wife of Samuel Appleton Appleton. Born Jan.
l6, 1878. Died April 2S, IsIs.
EDWARD WEBSTER,
Late Major Of the First Regiment of Massachu-
sntts Infantry, died at San Angel, near the
city Of Mexico, Jan. %, ls4s, aged rs.
CHARLES WEBSTER,
Son Of Daniel Webster. Died December 10,
1924, aged 3year..
HARRIET PAIGE WEBSTER,
Daughter Of Fletcher. Died March 2, Is4s
aged II months "a DAYS.
CONSTANCE MARY APPLETON,
Daughter OFFS. A. Appleton and John " eb.tcr
Appl.ton. Born May 30, 1917. Died March
10, 1919.
GRACE FLETCHER WEBSTER,
Daughter Of Fletcher " ebster. Died Feb. 7.
ISI9, aged 8.
The bodies were deposited in the
Tomb, disposed in such a manner as TO
leave space in the center for the re.
mains Of Mr.. Webster; and al the no.
ing down OF the Sun tonight, family
Of nine will be gathered in one house
hold, the like of which can no where
else be pointed to in America There
they will sleep in death, husband, wife,
father and mother, son and daughter,
brother and sister--a rich and sacred !
deposle OF human dust Under the bo-
som Of that peering heigh, around which
the sky sends down 10 shield and the
pecan chan's lis ceaseless requiem, and |
birds sing, and breeZes walt. and nature ,
8 decked in beautiful attire-there re-
poses the mortal remains Of DANIEL
w EBsTER whose loss all nations wilt |
MOURN, whose place no nation or age vii 1
supply.
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The Slab

Over the tomb is plain and sma Il
and on il is inscribed in unadorned let
ters.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-26
vI,O VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL PERFORMERS
LEGAL NOTICES.


TN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW YoRK-HAzARD
tin filed bill the defends and AuSustu Noble
nominal party praying for tho conveyance of GER
tain patent right for improvement in which plaintiff
HAD conveyed to defen dant certain conditions for
portion OF the State Of aud for
in the me- ntine to restrain the defendant making
saws patented by plaintiff Tie motion for
argued before his homer Judge Roosevelt Frd
and on Monday the I'D init he delivered thu of
the court granting injunction against George Br,
ment in saws patented plaintiff and assigned by
donal assignment to defendant for portion Of tho State
of Pepprylvnnia.
AMI Didkerson for plaintiff Kcsrs Townsend Hrst, for
defendant.
TO the public-Notics 10 hereby given tia. George W.
with for tho purchase of improved in certain
portions OF Por nsylyana all rights which Intended to
be conveyed by to said Brown have reverted
the court having enoned said Brown shown the above
Improvements all persons cautioned not 10 deal with
him in relation TO it. HAZARD KNOWLES,
New Ycrk,fNoy ~ Use 81 Chambers street.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE uoyoRA-
bic James Roosevelt, Of the judges Of the Su.
Court Of New York. In the natter OF the
against the estate real and PERSONAL Of George H. Roberta
an Ascending or concealed debtor l. the uuderssned
will eSpose aud SELL At public suction Friday 25th
day Of November inst at IL o'clock ~ tho
premises situated the southery side Of Thirty ah
street. At and the Of Ninth and said
Thirty nth street, New York quantity Of bsdi1g
terias consisting u brichs lime san mortar brown
stone lumber beams and other building mhterals by
attached ~ the property Of said Georgs H. kober.
WIN. +. SELL. Do3uty Sheriff.
TW 5sIrE NosLE. Attorneys for attaching creditors
ii Nassau street
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THE LECTURE sEAsON.


IN Lectures, 1S52-lS53,
BENEFIT FIRE PROOF BUILDING FUND.
The Committee Lectures have to that the
of lectures Tor the eft of the Fire Proof Build
Ing Fund will be opened at Metropolitan Hail. Thurday
lectures to be given Thursday evenings of December
January and FEBRUARY Among these who have literally
consented to lend their and for this object
arc the following gentlemen
Hon. Geo. Bancroft, of New York.
Hon. Pierre Soue, of Louisiana.
Hon. John A. Dix of New York
Hon. Edward Everett of Massac husetts
Rev Frtneis l.. Hawks, d. D., of New York.
Charles O'Conor, Esq. of New York.
The committee also authorized to that the
anniversary address will be delivered by the
Hon. Rufus Choate of at the Inclusion
the under the direction Of the Committee Of
rangements for the anniversary.
Admission to the will be dollars for ticket
Tokete the will also admit the holder thu
address by the Hon. Rufus Choate Of Aassacu
setts.
Each member will be entitled to ticket to the course
not transferable in any case 10 DO had application At
th0&brary rooms, in the University.
Tickets be procured and after Thursday this 18th
at the Of Horace H. Moore Merchants
Exchange Appleton L. Co., 200 Broadway; c. s. Francis
Co.. 2F2 Broadway Evans Britain, 6 Broadway and AZ
ths library rooms in the University.
AUGUSTUS sCHELL.
FRANCIS L. HAWKS, Co nmittee.
GEORGE II. MOORE, }
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HOMESTEADs.

CPLENDID VILLA sITEs-sTATEN ISLAND TWEEN
~ two on the south side Of staea Island on tho
brow OF tho hill Prospect avenue, about two and half
miles from vandcrbts Iandinghe plat can be divided
into number OF building ses each having almost
views Of the and and parts Staten
laud and New jersey and each wooded with
and shade trees The eonvcncncs Of Staten Iaud-ths
ferry tai ing about thirty minutes about the
an omnibus from the upper part Of the s;lythe sea
br and the drives which almost unequafed and its
exemption from fever and and the fall diseases
to other places renders Staten Island most desrs
bio residence TO those wishing be nca the
An igreotou 81 the premies wi show Of the
locations Island. would divided but less price
would DO taken II sold together. Apply TO
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HOTE

NATIONAL HOTEL. DETROIT.-THIs HOUSE. THE
IN largest and mosk elegant sstAbshmeuL wsst Of
New Yoef 10 ksp4 b. FELLERS BENJAMIN fsrzsxb
Of kha Ne~krssi ksuss- u ths sAv ~ Nonsrsss
TTNIof HOTEL. GEoR0ET0 wN. D: THIS LARGE
convenient house having been thoreughly repaired
reht,ed with entirely furniture Of handsome
oomfortabls style will BE- opened Wednesday next the
subscriber vitcs the patronage the pub
lie those who favor him With their assured
and attentions will make his house compare yorably
with ae best kept hotels ia tho Dstr elsewhere 0m
nbpses constantly TO AND fro tbs Capitol rungiag
until eleven s'ciook At nieht. WI. NJ FTTZHUCa.
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MUSICALS
NOLAN PIANOFORTES.


NOLIAN PIANoFoRTEs. IT GILBERT 81 cos
III pianoforte warerooms 1873 Broadway corner of An
thony street second floor where the largest
pianos with without the celebrated improved EoIian
be found; all Of VIII oh thu Franc and are
warranted to stand climate and give entire satisfaction
and will be sod At great bargans an experience eight
osSers Nearly two thousand have seen aspaS
demand is rapidly nofeasns Elegant pouSo oos.sa
pianos convenient for small r. q. Co.'S pianos
are admitted 70 DO superior TO all other owing
nrmnes and long standing In tune Prices same at the
mandatory Dealers supplied AZ liberal discounts. r. H.
Wade and the entire Boston catalogue of music and In
ru''0h DOCKS urn'hea o - sa; WT Fl sos s
Constantly hand, extensive assortmc second
hand pianos in rosewood and mahogany cases. varyngin
500 TO 1915 grand pianos $500 to foO Prince Co."
and Carharts melodeons for sale cheap and
hand pianos taken in exchange oian and other Ianos
to rent Pianos tuned and repaired
A RARE CHANCE-A SPLENDID NEW 1.-TWO
"A mon this oldl On octave pisnoforo, beautiful
in this city will be sold At sacrifice
for cash. as the subscriber intends going TO California
second hand piano talon in exchange Call at 1903 West
Broadway.
ORGAN FOR SALE-AT A GREAT SACRIFICE, WAR
~ Of superior nisf with all the modern
improvements il applied for Immediately il viii he sold
for Sl75 worth $500. To be seen At Mr. BLAKhS, l29
Bank street corner Of Washington.
DIANoFORTEs.-A BRILLIANT TONED SECOND
hand rosewood panoforte. made by Stodsrt Dunham,
New York else six good psnofortes TO let at 81 So and
teacher of music, 100 Grand street
rJ,O VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL PERFORMERS
good soprano, contrato tenor, hasa singer, who
read at sight and sing English ballads ylees
meet with an excellent ment in this city Also solo,
bass. piano. 80. Address aMadrissi' broadway POss
Office.
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LnBTRUCTaIpu.

DOCK. KEEPINd AND wRITING.-B. r. FOSTER, AU-
- thor Of Patent Per oed Copy Doohs, Double Entry
tAblishment At No. broadway near walker street, whore
gentlemen qualified for mercantile pursuit In
ditious and superior manner.
CUMMINGS SCHOOL OF DESIGN, FoRLADIEs AND
GentlomcnI rswing In lead pencil, crayon, and from
she antique PNpting In oil and water coors Winter ar
Tsngment-Ihe afternoon classes assemble Az MI gen.
tcmens evening class to Other GLASSES, schools and
private glasses, ~ heretofore I43 Fifth avenue.
IL APID wRITiNG.-THERE ARE MANY YOUNG
Eentcmen 20 whom the acquisition of elegant and
eAHemey rspid hand would be Invaluable By m entirely
recently invented tho undersGned able
toimpart 10 all pupils without the possibility Of failure
hand possessing combination Of correotnes eieranse
and rspdity, hi,herto incredible AZ home from until
10P. n. w.. MACLAURIN Writinr Hastey
80 Irving place.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

n IrE OF EpEIrNE wILSON.--A SAD NARRATIVE
IL Of persecution and wrong In which the motives OF the
young lady for .npting to commit suicide By pungna
Sunday Dispatoh for Nov 2s large extra edition will be
printed Newsmen &c. should send in their orders early
Aderemer TO appear should DO sent in early or be
Sore Saturday morning.
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DRY GOODS.

T ACE, EMBROIDERY AND MOURNING STORE. UP
IL town received several cartons OF black thread
Iaees all widhs also lot Of elegant Paris embroidered
hjA ebemscttes Sleeves &c 10 per cent less tbs bs
yurshaeed city together with splen did stock Of
brusssis pointises. A. KERR h CO., 76l broadway.
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ANTHOLOGY.

EJORTUNE TELLIN0.-MRS. ALVIN, RENowNHr
In Europe skill foretellinx the future win
furnish inseligsno shout all circumstances Of LIFE AL
French German languages Her residence 81 Broous
street. near The Boyery asst does. up stA. once hours
from 10 A n. " SP. n
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EXP REss AGENCIEs s.

DAMS CO.'S AUSTRALIAN EXPRESS. THE UN-
dsrgned give notice that they have arranged TO es
tabsh branch Of their house in Australia for the trans
action OF general banking ard commission busi
mes M GEORGE NORTON who has fog nssy cara bee
. partner, and will sal for Australia in few DAYS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-26
THE MHITARY.

ITEM TON, ORIGINAL JACOBS GUARD, OF NO.
"A Ioo-Ths msnbers Of this ecnpsay, sa1 Al thsss
wishing their first ual taget excursion, ere
hereby nored that the last drill prior the parade, viii
take place Friday evening the Goth instant ~ hsns
min Fpler % Oh ntbsm street. An election for ohoere
will take place the evening ~ B-hembers wiz
bring their oSn muskets for drill By order Of
W. WAsAHuRs, Orderly. r.. PIKE, Captain.
NOTICE SECOND COMPANY OF CHArHAM
~ Guards-There will be moetidg and drili Of this
company on saturday evening Nov a. 1882, ~ he Four
streets.
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CLOTHING.

(vA1T0rr CLOTHING AND rs REITURK wAErRD.-
Ladies Of geutsnnn having any clothing, furniture
lewsly dbpces o. obtain fair prios BY dlnG
of the euhsoksf. ~ his rssidsAee through the
L. n. DUSSELDOf1.
EOR sALE-A NEW STOCK OF READY MADE
cotbing also, good assortment OF hne French cloth,
oa~meres inss and all kinds Of tailoring trimmings
Store 70 let and fixtures for sale The for teng
the owner has another business which requires all
attention. Inquire ~ 10 Eighth ayenve.
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WMTIR ARRANoRMnNTB-NRw YORK AHp
HARLEM .si1Ssd.Thres daily iinss 70 and from Al
=: ySI row and Csnsrs stses ss tsgnasy s5ssl
zs.an sorpinS q Croton Fans, Dover Plains HinsdAs
md Chatham Four Corners Third train Is r. Ne
press Train stopping ~ Croton Falls, Dove- Plains Miller
sen, Hul6sle, snd Chatham Four Corners. Retugnina
~. HYOAV. aunar4nxs~ AanA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-26

q S0 nO0 THE AMERICAN CONSIGNMENT
ROOSOOOs Office No. 23 william street, (up stairs,
consignment ewory old and silver watches.
dry goods wines, liquors. ard advances money these
go0dc No advances
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LBERT h. NICOLAY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IA TORY sale Of two hundred and fifty choice building lots
md cottage Sites in the city Of Newark within min
x.esday Now At cook, at the Merchants Exch
10 building lots and cottage sites located in the city Of
Nj These lots All 30 feet front and and
feet deep .nd viii be sold With the privilege Of three ad
He highest point Of the of Newark and the
III 10 Of the finest quality and s in the Of
1As mansion Of William Ranken, Esq, and adjoining the
isss. Esq Those lots front on fsrmount and Littstoa
avenues which 80 feet WIDE running Bank
Grunge ayenue, and West Bank Camden and Cabinet
Deets These lots without ear Of contradiction the
siy Of New York having perfect panoramic view Of the
y Of Newark bay and harbor and surrounding country
md with the naked be the steamships aud sail
- vessels going out and In the New York hrbor The
quality, coming the solid rock unsurpassed
mere churches of almost all denominations and good
Schools In vicinity Of this property These tots
s without the have been offered at
u Newark Of the most pleasant cities in che Unio
and largest the State of New Jersey containing ABOUT
nifty Thousand Inhabitants and property increasing
rapidly in value locations for private residences The
chants mechanics Others doing business in New Yor
live In the city Of Newark and reach New York in 30
- minutes Newark only nine miler by the New Jersey
aroad and seven miles by the plank road from Jersey
and the Communication is only $50 per year. Omnibusses
lsave New York and Newark fifteen minutes and
hres steamboats, ply daily The fare by omnibus and steam
boat Is only 12k cents Terms10 cent and the
oneer fees the day Of sale 40 cent the 2st Of
september when the deeds will be delivered and the ba-
lance, ~ per cent remain bond and mortgage for
hree years. at six cent discount Of five cent will
- made all lots bought for cash. Title ndsputable
Nnted abstract Of title will be furnished to
chaser For and full particulars apply to the
6oneer, No. 40 w all street.
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NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE 30.
~ sety Of Londor General agency At n Wall street,
Now Hork.Tbis life society having Deposited
fuad Of tJ0 in United Seaes stocks New
York State stooks with the Compsroer Of the state ef
New York. in accordance with state law, receive
for on lives A. their gensra Agency No
throughout the sate Persons going California and
Australia insured At moderate extra premium. The LEGAL
board Of directors meet evory Wednesday transaction
Of current business Medical examiners In daily
at o'clock r. NJ Pamphlets setting forth the sdvantaco0
Of AHA company had application thc oos No.
II " all etrees Q. II. HABICHT. General Agent.
Two QUARRYMEf.-PEoPosALs WILL BE RECEIv.
ed for the rvilege OF quarrying tract Of land With
waer front Of ave hundred and fifty feet the Daea
river with docks between Forty second and Forty fourth
streets containing large quantity Of superior building
stene aesponsibe parties apply 70 JOHN ALLEN
MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS OF IS TO $500 ON
WI watches, jcvelry diamonds. silver plate, pianos.
egar firearms and fancy articles at the Life
sna Loan cce No 80 Warren street Office hours from ten
TO three o'clock.
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TRAVELLERs' GUIDE.

, AIDKN AND AMBoY RAILRoAD FOR rHILADEA
~ rha.-Lesves by steamboat JOHN POTTER, Pier Ne
1,Eorth river, NJ A. NJ and p. NJ through In ~ hours
kAr Arst GLASS; e second GLASS (by M line oHlyl %
Ssurnins leave foot walnut strss stt
M. and 2P. n
LUDsoN RIVER RAILR0AD.-TRAINS, DAILY,
HI from Chambers street for Albany and TroyExpress
Train M through in four hours connecting with
reaching Buffalo or Montreal At o'clock same evening
Mail Train A. N. Through Way Train at r. H. Express
Train p. NJ. Accommodation Train T. N.
Sal day Trains from Canal street at 80 NJ for Pough
Btatons Passengers taken a. Chambers, Canal CHRIS
topher, Fourteenth Fad Thirty first streets.
GEO. STARK, Superintendent
NEW YORK AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
United States MAJ and Express Lines through In feus
York foot Of Courtandt street, At End A. and ~
r. n. Leave Philadelphia IT. and A. NJ andbH y. Il
Tor claes g. do. Tin and A. ny 81 Co. Fox
baltimore, wsshinsson Norfolk and oh,rssson-throusa
Nokets sold In tho above lines and through baggage CARRIED
h the A. n and Bk p. ~ Lines fsou New York. Passsn-
Esss with baggage the ferry fifteen minutes bos ~
Srains leave.
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u W. wEsTCoTT. AUCTIoNEER.-AUCTION SALE
H. this Friday afternoon at o'clock at LAG Greenwich
avenue eon,isng Of bureaus carpets bodsea secretary
mahogany and walnut chairs rockers feather beds mat
tressss chamber furniture suit marble tables hall
and solar lamps, grandoles dining and card tables &c.
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MISCELLAN EOUg,

~>-~>s~>-->-r->>>o-y~>>~>~>>o
BIsh S r nICxE,n ., SANGANEsE vienna LII.
shor.t. potash s,r.ss bsSyss sSiorS. ss1s
aP1 Hsfi' IadMr% Ss a' for sale By DR. L
ELECTRo PLATED WARE FEoM CHARLES C1RIa.
II tote CO.'S manufActory-New and large assortnsae
s Ss n: 4
. ,ss q 4, :
SCALE and II Man.; g
CRENCH coRsETs--MME. G. H. LACORDELLH BI0s
acquant her former patrons that shs has jT re-
s b. Ar g
In this country which she can Tor shape dura
wards Sc sG
gear Broadway, west side.
IRON RooFs-THE CORRUGATED IRON ROOFS AR1
proof .sss Tho Void dwsss .n$ v;rsaos::' a.
cost may Be- gained time the insurance.
WIN. WRIGHT, l7S wass Twenty second street,
IRISH BUTTER.-soME FINE IRISH BUTTER, JUsT
os 'n Exhsnss ,S: %
aas s. u. asp Il
newy invented bridge broken at the Norta Point fcsn
with how's Plan o. bridge having noys plan aossly
s1ih a
an in for the ana
Mo- Rsa de- street. and obtain scRs and rs:
himself inducements cash
that DO All cards OF his mAnufAc
WE'LL particular sze quality Of card will Be cut
" '''' "''' ~ ' No. 4Rosas street, osrnsr csnsss.
N Broadway, N r., Decoration and Furniture In gone
Mandatory, New York, and In PArs Canmatln
Importation and Bronse Works, Geo
Fixtures Bull Cabinet Seats and materials OF dee
sripton for furniture covering.
CTEAM ENGINE AND BOILER SuOP-J A. u J. d.
- SECOR prepared to tud steam engines, high
east iron curbs castings Of all descriptions, ALI
kinds of repairing OF boilers engines and machinery done
at the shortest notice. Inquire at the Office No 10 Dry
Dock street.
yNAR-WAR WITH CUBA.-MORGAN & ALDRICH
w Will sell segars and champagne at les price than
any other house In Nov York 100000 at greatly reduced
prices to close consignmens Call soon at No. Barclay
street MORGAN b ALDRICH
IIoLLowAY's OINTMENT AND PILLS. FOR TIKI
the Delhi Gazette from Mr. Pemberton, of Cape Town;-
Dear WfredDurng the voyage the steward OF the ves-
Be observing that suffered severely from rofua
mended try Hooways ointment and pills informing
able medicines and, had kindly given good sup
ny, commenced using thoni and In few days found
such In general that continued
them steadily directed, and know that you will be
ali tho vendors Of medicine tSrosshous the British Empire,
and by those Of the United StAtes ~ $50 and 81 20
per box. Wholesale at Mr. JOSEPH HORSEY'e, Maiden
lane, New York, and A. tho propretors IA Strand,
Londen.
CURE OF CORNs, BUNIONs CALLOsITIEs, BAD
" nails, re- by Madame BERNARD No. 1877 Bowery, be-
tween Broome and Delaney STREETS
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FINANCIAL.

CURE OF CORNs, BUNIONs, CALLOsITIEs, BAD
" nails &c, by Madame BERNARD, No. l67 Bowery be-
tween Broome and Delaney streets.
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LIQUORS.

100 BARRELS fALKIRK, TENANTS, AND vARI-
wv Gus brands Of Scotch Alss, East India Pale Ale,
London and Dublin Porter and Brown Stout Phiadelphia
Brown stout Porter &c. in half pint, and bot
Ties 100 dozen caret 81 doses bottles returned 800
baskets champagne, Hsidsok. Grape Leaf and various
brands, for sale Iy UNbERHILL.
40 Broons street, CORNER Of Crosby.
DEALERS IN WINES, LIQUORS, &C, ARE INVITED
~ to call Mt WIN. IL. UNDERHILLS $50 Broemo street.
csrner q Crosby street. where they eaa twenty
&c. from the choicest vntaSes and Of the Best brands
ported. Country dealers please remember t. call.
EAMiLIEs, &C, WILL SAVE TWENTY PER CENT
atWM. II. UNDkRnILL5, 4S0 Reooms street, COR
ner Of c,ssby Brandes wins. eordals :yrups and all
suit purchasers Of the finest qualities delivered .s ana
warranted as represented
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balance OF DRUGS AND FIXTURES AT AUC-
Nop-On Friday, At 10 O'clock at the store, Division
street. the balance drugs and medicines show bottles
taotnres &c., all labelled together with scales counters
&e. At IL o'clock, the lease and good will.
WELLINGTON e.. CARTER, Auctionecr.
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CREDITs TO AMERICAN TRAVELLERS ABROAD
~ will be granted by the undersgned tho following
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u c. KEMP. AUCTIoNRER.-ELEGANT rURNI-
H. ture-Mortgagees Sale of Rosewood Oak Mahogany
snd Walnut Cabinet Furniture to Saturday, ~
1oH O'clock at IS Nassau street, Fulton II. Kemp
will sell ut at suction above large and splendid
assortment Of cabinet furniture and presents
tunity for the trade hotel and houkeepers 10 supply
Ahemlelves with the most desirable description of goods
The furniture has all been made in the best and most SUBJ
stanal for city custom trade, and consists of
large and splendid assortment Of richly cared rosewood
and chamber furniture comprising article elegance
and utility found in the large sad furniture
wareroomB Piancfo rtes-Four superior 6 and
octave panofortes from city makers good reputation and
all Of which will be fully warranted the when sold
a private sale These pianos worthy Of the
attention OF those in Of good instruments auction
pricos
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WANDA SITUATION, AS CHAMBERLAIN, IN
w RESPECTABLE family; would nurse and plain
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