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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-23
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Presidents Message,
Delivered Monday, Dec. 6, 1852.
FeH ow- citizens Of lie Senate

ItttbtC-cstt-cst9 - A'tN H1~''''tte
and Of The House Of Representatives;
The brief space which has elapsed
since the close Of. your last session
has been marked by no ex xtraordina-
ry political event. The q Iadrennial
election of Chief Magistrate has pass
ed off with less than the US pal excite
ment. However individ pals and
parties may have been di fappointed
in the result. it is neverthel less sub
iect of national congratul3 alton that
the choice has been effect ed by the
independent sulliages CT a free peo-
pie, uisaisturbed by those influences
which in othor countries b. I've too of
ten affected the purity }f popular
elections.
Our grateful thanks are due to an
All-ineroiial Providence, nPt only for
staying the pestilence which in differ
ent forms has desolated sdme Of our
cities, but for crowning thb labors Of
the busbandman with an abundant
harvest, and the nation generally
with the blessings Of peacd and pros
perjty.
Within a few weeks dhe public
mind has been deeply affec ted by the
death of Daniel Webster, filling at
his ideeease the office of Secretary OF
State. His associates in the Execu-
tive government have sincF Frely SYM
natiiized with his family and the pub
Iiic generally on this mouHnful Occa-
sion, His commanding talents, his
great political aud professional emf
nenee, his we'll tried patrip ptism, and
his long and Glithful servide des, in the
most important public trusts, have
caused his death to be lamented
throughoutthec country and have earn
ed for him aHlasting place IN our his
tory.
In the course of the last summer,
considerable anxiety was caused for a
short time bv an official intimation
from the government of Great Brit
ain that orders had been given for
the protection of the fisheries upon
the coast Of the British provinces in
North America, against t be alleged
encroaohments of the fishing vessels
Of the United States and France. =
The shortness Of the notide, and the
season Of the year seemed to make
i'd matter of urgent import rtance. 1T
N was at first apprehended that an in
creased naval force had been ordered
ID the fishing grounds to carry into
effect the British interpretation of
those provisions in the convention ofI
1918. in reference to the true intent
If which the two governments differ.
II was soon discovered that such was
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-04
Marine Affairs,

COMMERCE PoHr OF SAY FnAScIsco The total
number OF yeese that arrived In San Francisco during
the month Of July 1885, In August 12S; in the two
months 26l. or these. there from New York II;
from Boston Il; Trinidad ard Humboldt Bay. Bodega
TO- Santa Bar bara and San PEDRO g. San Diego g. Puget
Sound 6 Jmpqua . Santa Cruz, "a; Astoria and Ore
gon, 50-to,al from American ports, III From Hong
Kong 20; Macao, 81 Amsterdam. j: Rio Janciro !; San
Juan aud Seslejo. II; Tahiti 8; Mazatlan e. Panama
II; Bordeaux 2 San Bias 81 Valparaiso. Q; Nancouyers
Island, g; Hobart Town 2; London g Usvre. g Honou
u, H. Calao q Cardiff 2; Sydney. 3; Manila, J. Mar
seilles, l. LIVERPOOL 1; Shanghai, i Glasgow 7-total
foreign. IFS
John Wyiie fine bark Of about $50 tons, called the
Byzantine, TO be commanded By Captain John H. Giea.
son OF Thomsston
At BowdoDham. the 25th ult by Captain s. V,
Given, ship Shanghai Of go tons owned by Captain s.
" Given, Messrs. Enoch Sampson. Robert Butterfei,
and Captain Ii. 4 Gray. who win command her.
At Bath, en- the 2sth ult., BY Messfs johnson Ride
out. a ship Of about i 400 tons.
Also at Bath the 25th ult., by Messr.. q. Y & j.
Patlen 1nc ship Of LOCO tons owned by them. and to
be commanded by Capt Joseph Torrey late Of the ship
Trenton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-04
The Cuban Movement.

TO THE EDITOR or TIE NEW YORK HERALD.
CnARLEsTowN, S. c., Sept. 70, 1852
sir--My attention has just been directed to an
editorial in the HERALD Of the 22d inst in which my
name appears in a list which you hare obtained OF
the sympethisers of rank and position in the South
ern states, who supposed to be thoroughly
identified in the emancipation Of the island Of Cuoa
l am entirely ignorant Of tho source from whence
you have obtained your information; but ! must
say il purely gratuitous in associating me- in any
wise, with that movement; as never have had tho
slightest connection with it heretofore, and, until
informed through your columns, was entirely ig-
norsnt Of any intention Of getting up another ex.
petition. In short, nm not, never was, and never
viii be- associated with any enterprise for the re-
volulionzing the island Of Cuba, until the people
themselves baye openly declared for IT, and are pre-
pared 70 peril their own lives and fortunes Tor its
success, aud not give their assistance in hunting
down their hberators | trust, sir, that when you
next obtain list Of adherents to cause Of such
doubtful policy. to say the least Of it, that before
publicly gazettipg gentlemen who would shrink
from tbs Kind of no.oriety, you will first ascertain
that thoy have had some sort OF identity with il.
JOHS S. AsHE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-04

MURDER ny TIE SfoCX.-We regret that the ami.
mostly long existing between our immediate neighbors
the Sioux and the Chppwas who live two hundred
miet north IL undated and has duiiDg the past week
broken out The Sioux have Just now killed two
Cbippewas A received the report IL mainly this
The Big etar aud the Little Crow ba3ds oftbe Sioux were
spending lev days in the region Of Rice Lake SONS
MY miles north OF St Paul where hearing Of band Of
the Chippe~as that we're the river Patagonia fifty
% eighty milee further north company Of young men
otthe SIOUX ret UP stick 20 whether u would fsi
in the direction q the Chppewas as their custom
when theJ ieei 'Ee getting ~ a war. The result Ia
that Eve 81 The Sioux have since their return been
lodged By force from Fort Smelling n tie black hole a.
The FORT itr murder We trust thst author ties viii
execute strict Justice IN tns matter and IL pr Le for
ever quench lite ever smouideIing fevdSt Pau Mn
n1sofa) Pioneer, SOP. ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-04
y.icgrupihiC I.epO,fs.

pRovIDErCT Oct. q 1852
The demand FOR cotton during the week hns been mutt,
limited and sses have been elected only IN small los
There Il not 80 much enquiry for pulled wool fleece
much IN request and prices continue vcr- arm 1rhs
ssea for the week los Geo lbs There better fea
ing In pint cloths and prices tend upward The stock
on hand Is exhausted, and many styles sold ahead
The sales for The week 50 $50 pieces.
CNcINNsrl, Oct 9 1852.
Iacon sdes have declined TO cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-04

EiNKING or THIS STEAMBOAT GtyENs Tho steam.
or d Givens cmI loycd Friday last take out
lot OF freight 20 Cairo for the Aeck Scott shortly
r leaving port she grounded the bar at the bead Of
punoauis Island and remained there TIL the following
day when che returned 10 the wharf aad sitor com
pet ng necpsay repairs again started out her
Trip Sh. got over s the shosl places IN the river but
when stnost IN sight Of Cairo she run on snsg and
went down Ia seven feet Of water. She bad q large
frpef' 10 boad and the lose including the boat VIII
possDy Ls not less than S20000.-Sf. LosaT Union
sgf -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-04
MLLL.In EEsX.

ENIRsT PREMIUM MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT
b4 Broadway door below Prince strcot neer tAs
Metropolitan Botel.Nrs. W. SIMMONS respeotiuiy An
TO parons and waiting the
city that che has hsndsome assortment os a sna
own OF the latost fall fashions Also Just re-
oevsd Nv the Last steamers large invoice OF Paris satin
ge,sh,nts an mncrs supplied by the case or single bcn-
rOf ns usuai Mrs +, kindly solots call,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-04

Of sApmsuks 10 90 se1nSy, u sxAlbisel M tAs "a
uexed table,
CoNnEaon o. rus Poav os Nsw YoRx-vALus os Ef-
Posrs-SsPrn&sRx.
t~--Fscigw Mesck@siise-,
r.o Domeatc Not enhhc1 EniLod Ftom
V"7t " T~6es. a, ms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-04

The following vessels have cleared for Paodc pert,
since the publication Of our last statement This LIST
does not include wLaer:--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-04

CouRr Or IppEALs-- Der. Tile argument Of
oause No < concluded No. 8. Moss respondent agt
Ja,iton appellant Argued Sasouei A. Foot for sppsl
Inut ycNaAA. Spencer zoe respondent Not concluded
stsPAs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-04
COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS


SurpAr, Oct. 3-5 r. NJ.
Attic cose OF the market yesterday this tendsn
cy Of prioes was downward There appeared to be q
general deposition to sell any tarms ss to realize
thu best prices The demand for money for days
pa. has been active rates Of interest hsve advanced
both In and out Of the banks Tho stringency may be
only temporary, and buyers Of stocks ut present prices
NAV make money them but the has far ad-
vsDced that this probability of more active speculative
movement daily becoming This likely to operate
unsyorsby quotations, ami is calculated t. increase
the quantity OF stock in the market. tight money
market any length Of time would depress prices for
stocks very materially, many large holders depend
entirely upon \ contnusoce of the present abundance
TO enable them carry their supplies II is the impress
son Of several very shrewd operators in the street. that
within the next ninety days shal have . strn-
gentmouey market and they have accordingly been for
soms days past large sellers Of fancy stocks,
time. There at present Indications Of such
state Of things, We may from time TO time experience
slight contrsctons in the supply OF capital seeking
ploy ment and temporary embarrassment Of mild and
moderate character may be realized but We do not
look for anything Of serious nature for some time
to come Ultimately shall have financial troubles
enOueh-5ut they are Jet great way OIL
The exports of specie from this port during the past
week and the year up to the I'd instant inclusive,
have been annexed
SHIPMENT oy srrciE FROM TIE poRr o. NEW YogS.
Park Annie Baosman Canton. doubloons.. sa0S
Ship Sc. Nicolas. Hsvre, Am. gold. loGO
Steamer Pacific, Liverpool do ........... $50 73s
Do CO. do. Eng gold. ....... 1850
Total from Sept. rs to Oct a........... S.62 9aS
Previously reported ................ 20 $40
Total for 1859. .......... ,........... S2lli586s
II was anticipated that the ship Pacific would
take out full baif million of dollars in specie. The
aggregate export for the week was limited.
The import Of gold into Boston from January Lat 10
October Ist s527 76o silver $40 ssi-totai $751;
Exports in time gold So $50 9Ss silver Sis 49,
totsl S250S,325.
The annexed statement exhibits the qusntity and
value OF merchandise otherl than dry goods, imported
into this port during the week ending and including FIJI
day, Oct i, 1859
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DRY GOODS.

NEW SILKS, shhW,,hss, .LOAh,ssklch BNOchDs
assortment In the oy large invoice Of oosks just rs
osysd from Paris ntv shsws dross goods, laoes and
mbrodors, and full stoct OF linens and domestic goods
foa sals 81 los rrioes TIFFANY CUTTING,
g1l Broadway.
EfRENcn MERINos,--1.Ooo PIECES FRENCH MgRI.
81 all colors snd qualities in store for sale by
JbURNkhg, Ia, GO EMsidnn lane
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- - =
NEW PUBLICATIONS..

ID y. BhRNUA AN MISUNDERSTANDING PRAC-
tiosl Treatise Bueipese Fourth edition ready
Ia ronounoed by tho peoss universally 10 DO tho
plste treatise money making eyer written T. r. Bar
num- besides oth0r aupocsfui has wrttan for 10
sketch Of HE lie and his experience IN making 10
worth ss weight Ia gold 70 sny secure copy
opce from COLbIs, i& Nassau street.
N-tW FRENCH CATIoNS-rRRNcH LiTERA-
IN ~ Rcvew.-Professor Richard Ia about issuing tue
second volume Of s paper IN French and English purpos-
ng mpartto Americans knowledge OF the French ian
gusge. With prooouncatona 30 Agents in tho country
kend ~ orders to Prot. RICHARD, 10 bgrctAnB w
change. Dihre ~ Tho Hsu SLscst Journal
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This ia independent Of fc1cign dry goods, which in
the aggregate amount to about one half of the importa
ons into this port The value Of all articles Imported
during the month Of September in each OF the past two
years was snnoxed-
VALUE or IMPORTS INTO THE Ponr oy New YoRz, SErr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-04

$1,000 rEoTITAnE BUSINESS s FOR sa SALE
double the amount aiIsa for !. located in csdwsy
particulars inquire at $50 Broadway In.ellxenee oee
COTTON FACTORY PROPERTY FOR sALE.-THE
~ Wiooapes Company Fiehsili Landing Duchess
shi al sss nj
BY 60 feet hoof covered with iroa with picker
sSfi :ss lighting sss sss:
Also story brick building 4'by 70 feet with basement
brick Ssens with sii sats6is
manner for strength durability and beauty Of nsh Tho
y 1 sF S,nry u ss Syss'
ring trose and mule spndles and 90 a wide looms With
me on
ys STYLE and !. now in fg operation .ad IN rs; rate
The rlGs Tho lie,
% ana s s sdS
on ar extensive scale or any other heavy Of Light manuac
ysa 70
ing or JOIN sLADE CO.. d Broad street. New York.
LION sAIE-,HoUsEs, IN VERY DESIRABLE LocA-
to et aiara story building with sxtarc Sc.
wen '''p''a '0s ISssSss William street.
EoR sALE-A CORNER LOT ON BROADWAY,
well worthy the attension Of spectators and others,
terms hfy e KELLOGG iy kiRWAs North VIE
liam street.
E0R sALE-iEAsE AND FURNITURE OF FINE
hotel opposite the Battery doing extensive busines
also first rate drinking house in OF the best
@ Rs q ss mos. splendid saloons Cd Broadway Apply
LOR SAIE.-A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE,
entirely new with one acre Of land, at Dobbs Ferry
the with full view Of the Hudson abun
dance Of fruit, &C. Apply 20 h q. W. BLEECkER No.
y Broadway.
EoR sALE-cHEAP FOR CASH. A GasoMETER. SIX
feet ten inches In diameter fee dee with strong
sheet ron tank work in with guide rods sud puileys al
complete With OF without an apparatus for making 70 in
PER, Miwright and Pattern Maker No. 36 West Taenty
eiehth street, between Tenth and Eleventh ayenuss-
ZION SALE, ON THE MOST REASONABLE TERMS
lease xtues and fur allure ef II the most extern
Give Restaurant Oyster and Dining saloons in Now York
furnished IN the best style Located corner cf two az
the greatest puc thoroughfars aud doing extensive
business Apply 70 ROBINSON s. Nasau S., UP stairs
J'0R sALR-LEAsE AND FURNITURE OF A DINING
sud Drinkng Hotel located near Wall street whioh Is
Of tho host locations and IN the centre all bunoss
Aserase receipts 500 per day Apply to ROBINSON 81
Nassau street, up stairs.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE THE PREMISES
known as No. ~ Eleventh street. on the southoriy
eide between Fifth aud Sixth ayenueslo 22s feet by
loor with furnace, Crutoh water gas dumb waiter 80
Can be seen between she hours of and o'clock
INQUIRE OF MOUNT ALLEN At their ofnce NJ. 20 Book
naa street. upstairs
CECoND HAND FURNITURE FOR SALE ATrAT
DAVIS 3 Ann street. Hotel keepers and sra ngers In
he oily and the public generally arc Invited TO call.
Ga Sn0 -WANTED-A PURCHASER FOR THE
B4,cOO. stock and fixtures OF dry goods store, To-
Gated N one Of the beat parts OF the city for FIRST olats bust
The stock nearly All and will sold very cheap
10 the rrepretor has made 70 go TO California
N Nih DC required IN eah. Tor particuiars tVr
three days OLA GIBBS No. s Broadway fourth hoor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-04

DROTESSEUK DE DANSE EFT DE TENUE.-EU.
gene Cor respectfully his services ladies
and sentemsn Of New York to instruct them The most
winter has induced him settle in this
where he bores to merit by his attention and assiduty
public patronage wing
artistic Of the Academy of Music In Paris and lately pro
OF to the classes In that intit
ton he Is satisfied that he viii be able imrart thorough
knowledge Of dancing in NIL ts branches in few lessons
families schools and clasaeg gentlemen
specfuly collected Please address $50 Houston street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-04

w BIsREEIEss MEN, AND ALL MEN AMP Boyg
w whose beard IL seanty weak buy 0rahams 0ngu-
emit YOU gould have your whiakers and hair grow In
weeks strong md thick It will not ssip injure the
$3.50 - " " GpItrS~ W. A. ssy".t
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SO. 51o.71o

II appears by this that the impoatlons up TO the lst
ofoctobcr this year been 500 less than for the
corresponding period in 1861. This falling OF has been
principally IN foreign dry goods Considering tho large
emoun. the movement has been very uniform the DIFF
ference not being sufficient TO influence In any way the
exchanges or the markets OF the country.
The foreign trade q this port for the frat nine months
81 each Of the past years, las been &c annexed u
win be seen that this yeag it hes net been as muoh ia
our favor re last
ysroRTs Avp EyronTs me PonT Of SEw YORK.
yY.,, M, afonls 1851 1882 1859
S1O6 567 TIC slc0 925 407 Dec 55e 300
Iaire of Exports CO 20I 1858 o. 5e62i9 Dec IoSlllG
- - -
Excess # Imp !. $40 SOC 1903 s45,62eI5s S5,2lo796
At the cose Of the rst eight months this year con-
pared With ast the eess Of imports vas only ST. POI
Al the close Of the arsine months this year the excess
ar imports was s5219Tej; increase in one month Of
s3so7t34 This has been produced by an increase In
tie imports for September 1854 Of So l osi and de-
creae in the exports for the timo Of s676so Tbs
decrease IA exports Is rather favorable feature than
otherwise having been confined entirely TO the Item Of
| specie.
The valve Of exports from this port during the month
or September distinguishing the dssttnstios and exteos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-04
MISCELLANEOUS.


DOoTS AND SHOES ARE NOW SELLING OFF AZ
- the % Lewis str3et
just opened with large assortment of tho most ole
durable qualities a at che
lowest prices IL only requires call TO sAia
Shoe makers wanted; ladies wets.
- 1BBONS AND FEATHERS.-JUST RECEIvBD
from auction, 900 Of tho richest Brocha
Satin Ribbons imported this Of Black
Velvet Ribbons, and Ave cases assorted Feathers.
J. H. HOMER, e. John street.
"ANTED--TO HIRE A MEDIUM SIZED ROUSE, IH
good location with modern improvemsn not allows
1hireth street in Brooklyn. Address boz al65 Posi-
office, giving description aud price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-04

DRIvATE DANCING AND WALTzING ACADEMY,
L 66 Bond street.Ar. SOARING takes pleasure in
nouncing the ladies and young
nesdsys and Satrrdays at Sn os!oes for gentlemen.
18th and 18th Glasses will be formed other tmes
and given every day Boarding oohoos ard
families erded and soreos exclusive pupils parents
Z n ~ ardisns, Il formerly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-04
FUN AAL,H.

d1 0nn "A PROFITABLE BUSINESS FOR SALE,
,OOV. in full operation and laying good pro-
tits Is genccl and please business and worth at least
double the amount asked for II Located in iircsdway
above Canal jill health Of selling For
particulars inquire at $50 broadway, Intelligence office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-04

ErENC Gil LAScCAGE.-PRoF. RICHARD Will,
begin this evening in the Irench
by which scholars obtain good knowledge OF
tha gnagv three months ID Known to the atept
airple proof he given. Apply between l. snd
ooioe ~ No 10 Merchants EAehanse. Office VI thu Ws
street Journal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-04

(tASH ADVANCES IN SUMS OF IS TO 5000 ON
~ watches diamonds jeweiry dry goods piAnos. furA
ure and fancy articles Mt tho Ifo Insurance and Lean
oce No Warren street occ hours from ten 70 three
o'clock
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,si ........ So 2s9 40 sIS7,4l2 ssoeis sss3,O4s

Compared With the exports for the corresponding month
In 1869, the annexed statement Is presented
tAIyE EAroRrs PoRT OF NEW YonK, Srrr.
1881 And 1904
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-04

MISUNDERSTANDING SUBSCRIBERS HAvR
~ this day formed copartnership under the 6rm OF
WARNER POOR for the transaction OF tho Blank Book
and Stationery business and opening At NO Pine
street, Broadway complete assortment Of goods
connected with the trade. Particular Attention given W
the Of Account Books and 70 the execution AZ
Printing. Lthography and Engraving.
WIN. J. WARMER.
New York, October !. 1863. VIM u. POOR
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~ LASS, GLASS, GLAss.--THE HUDSON RIVER
~ Glass Works has commenced blowing Glassware u
every description light and dark and black glass;
superior Quality demihns and oarboys Sizes pickle
jars preserve nrs ink vino porter and mineral bottles sc.
Of description All articles made private mouiGs
will receive strict attention once I'll s.roe NoW
York. BARRETT n MASON. pronrietors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-04
DANCING ACADEMIES

DANCING AND FENCING ACADEMY, NO 5ii
~ Broadway two doors below Prince streot.-Messrs.
FREDERICKS RUSSELL take this opportunity Of inform
ing their friends patrons that their respective GLASSES
forming Juvenile dnnci class Wednesday and sat
urday afternoons from o'clock; class for ladies' Monday
and Thursday afternoon from 3ocock class gentlemen,
Monday Thursday evening, from O'Clock Mr. Ruselrs
fencing CLASSES and private eons all hours OF the day
SclIu Andf Amili Mt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-04

DRIvATE INSTRUCTION IN PEN alANSG1P.-THE
bsorber prepared 60 give private instruction Ia tho
ladies goDtmea. ct his s9
Broadway 6rst above the iryng Foe sale ee
CANT Copy Book, wish instrpetion-proe, - cents.
OLIVER b. GOLDSMITH
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NOR SALE-iEASE AND FURNITURE OF A FINE
hotel opposite the Battery doing extensive business;
also FIRST rate drinking OF the best
also OF the splendid saloons cd Broadway Apply
to ROBINSON, S5 Nassau street, up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-04

Occurring AND DYEING TABLTSHMENT.-MME.
~ DESCHAUX 6l2 Broadway, informs the ndes and the
public that this establishment managed by experienced
workmen will give particular attention the dyeing
cleaning IL and superior sy'e oa sorts
and wearing articles SIN Feathers
and cleaned Blond lsces bleached mended and