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Richmond palladium., 1852-10-13

E-7-GIANDERs ~ N,S.-Stveral cases Of
slanierS having been communicated IN horses
to men. have been reported 10 the veterinary
and medical journals. Another case has re.
Gently occurred, notice of which find in the
Prairie Farmer. The man was engaged in Civ
M CLAN lereI horse me- licine, AMI thrust h.s
hand, finger Of which was an unhea!ei
woun into the animals mouth. TIE Po.son
thus absorbed which caused death.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

QERToRD g. cos NEXT REGULAR CALIFORNIA
- Oregon and souih American fxprs will go rward
the spndid mail steamship Georgia, jnday next
Dee in char.e Of our own special messenger shippers
will pleae have their goods IN readiness delivery on
Saturday rext Small parcels received till pm on tho
dsy Of sailing Shippers will also bear In mind tina, we
guarantee all goods to 60 through BY connecting
steamers. No detention the Ishmus No charge for
custom house or consular fees Passage ssouvei
No. 2fesey street. BERFuRD co.
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STOLEN GOODS.

CT0LEN GoODs-NoTICE-ofFICs OF THE CHIEF
y OF Police New York November a. 1s52-lbe wing
described goods Supposed 70 have been stolen aud
which wantei remaniny at the First
District Poce Court Halls q Justice centre street. vix:
about pounds Of WOOL sets
and one linen handkerchief, new. GEO. w. MArSELL,
Chief Of Poli,e
k~TOLEN GOoDs-NOTlCE.-OFFICE OF THE CHI EFT
- Police, York Nov 90 1852 The following de-
tcited goods supposed to have been and for which
Is wanted, remaining the First District
Police Cotrt Halls Of Justice, Centre street viz-one
bande containing calico dvsss three Jewels
and . Tow other articler, all wat, end
GEO. w. MATSELL
Chief IL Police.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

IyRKNCH CoRSETS.-MME. @. HENRT0N LACoDELLh
bees scqurint her former patrons tbss sne mss
received from Paris largo and superior oi
for years to need he necessity o. Rrsng mem
moderate rrice Nine IN. h. 10 quite certain that thers
are onc to surpass them Ia this country They can be
srou Ryc.dvay on the side Millinery and drsssmak
ing n ade to ORDER In the beet STYLE
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ssmsthinQ Wronf me a.: -. g sss
So sss + stating .hs
s. ana know thst true, for they are above fasehc
therefore, there us be spuriou. article MARKET But
doSs and does not mmedatsly relieve them Of pain give
Appetite sleep, ohserulness strength and ultimate health
laoy Win give them TIE ssnS1s sIto,s IN It's place
where you buy H. without does 1.-THE above II Il MOI my
Nervous Antidots for that ~ positive - the laws 81
nsrv ~ Greenwich street, Wholesale depot 100 Nassau
street Pint 5otss 81 havs: e. sishth: 81 The latte,
itself the money will be given back buy II whore you
will N Those my directions.
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One Hundred Pictures will be Exhibited
tA day, at the door Roots Premium Gallery No. 1853
Broadway. They invite criticism.
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fall out and full Of seurf and dandru is II diseased in
any way II so, batten With best speed 10 CRtSTA
DOR0s, No Astor House and purchase supply Of his
reeSlesp hair prseryative and beartiter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-01

street for ehsngng hair 70 ITS Oraai .lor and
far and wide There several known instances In this
city Of having spots cir head destitute OF hair
IRON infancy, natura defects One 10 gent referred
TO in the pamphlet, the other lady 20 whom verbal
reference be gvea who uenoed ubng Lovets Wah
yene and have had growth OF hair produced upon those
spots as full and strong part Of tho head.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-01

Watts Nervous AntidOts.-I have been
troubled with debility for eleven years. and
experienced wonderful relief from Watts Nervous Anti
dote free from pain, strength increased and esne al i'm
provement In health Mrs. Boyden No so Car mine street
81 BOTTLE 50 dozen. Depot No. 2 Nassau street,
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Association 1br the Exhibltlon OF the In
Ssssy q Al Nations ehes No. ss Broadway New York,
By notified that call Of twenty per cent the capital
sek bsn the fourth nstalmes thsro besn ordered
~ the Board Of Directors they the
eane 81 this Once before the 18th Instant ny
au. WM WHKTrEN, Secretary.
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HoL!AN PIANoToRTEs,-HALLET. DAVIS = co,
~ Of Boston the celebrated manufacturers Of PIANO
ana W
customers, we'll the citizens Of New York snd
Berry Brs.Sw.s KEEP ais1ss and .sssiy sS..
pianos all have the frame add scale and nasi
no Prices the above warehouse the
as s g q 81: s . s SO So i
pianos, for small carhari. Princes, SMITHS and
or retail Dealers supplied liberal Pianos
Gould Berry are extensive and dealers. whole
sale ant retail in sheet music and music puslicasions
D'A'' " pianos q ne G1UIb BERRY ~ Bro:dwsy
DIANoroRTE-A LADY, PROFESSOR OF THE
pup iS viii fs S rsa%rsd 70
at the residence which down the Park.
Address Hampton. Herald office
lsyioln one "a violin el.rsnsss oornopisn yioisn
ply on aasSs and tuesday mornings next, from TO Il
O'clock, at Florence no.:, on Broadway, room DO
7 ALFRED NovELLo RESPECTFULLY INVITES
The ng, H. I to his 70
sn the h sa oar Of % 70 Ss sn all
xsIls n. price. Of al ana
which have csst him twenty years labor produce their
CIeNoR FARINA, PROFESSOR OF MUSIC. TEACHES
- the pianoforte guitar hute and claronette refer
ences-sgnor Basgoh No .! Prince street; VIM q. Lam
bert, Esq A. A. lawrence Co., No 43 Broadway DIR.
Parmly, No. Bond street Applications may be made
ssns Aay and VIM SSss or y S rs.
dsnce, No. "a West Twenty second street.
IT GILBERT cos PIANoFORTE wARERooNs,
1888 Broadway, corner of Anthony street,
IT o. Co daily adding TO the extensive assortment
Of Instruments in their New 70 kr They pianos
with without the celebrated sn, to suit
fro all section, of the country beth regards price and
quality The superb ry Of their instruments has long been
beyond question and as to prices g. 90. urgently in
yite com. arisOn tween hers and those Of Their
In the Union confidently believing that from
the peculiar facilities possessed by Thorn they are enabled
to oustrp all competition second hand pianos taken
exchange bought assortment OF second
HAND pianos always hand at prices from $50 Pianos,
With or without aeolian, to let 0berts boudoir
cottage pianos for small Princes Carhsrts meo
Geons at low prices HORACE WATERS, sole agent.
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rIoNoR PARMA. PROFESSOR OF Music TEACHES
E'UIIS.

CURs OF ALL EATIoNs.-sTINULATED By tn
great demand that exists In Europsan cities 10,
is elegant useful and Indispensable article Of ladies'
,ume rs also by the expense that has hthsr
ended the purchase of du urs ia this country the
pretor induced largely into ts brAnol
otkusness with detsrmnstion 70 maintain the rsputa
his holds the first In this city fos
Ashon, excellence, sad economy; and having purchased
during the At thc Hudsons Bay
RnsssE and ether s.os in Nh
department. not 10 be foun5 ~ Other stoYs n The
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verv.-Nevi Maternl. or

Valu . Discovsry..Nsvi Matsrni, or
% a 10 ft % nn .. tSt % o,
natural dispeled without the application of the knife
oausc creating the least pain
J. HARVEY, office 625 Broad gay
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sPORTING.


4 ,HALLENGE TO &0ArMEN.-THE RESULT OF THE
Ihaeston Regatta having caused vsst deal of talk
misrepresentation boatmen aud amateurs of tho
city. we, the undersigned have come 10 to
any four GA ed boat the world Cor the
1rom sou 70 soWo aud would be very happy II Mr. o..
Thomas and his crew would accept IL.
WIN. II, DECKER,
PATRICK LYNCH,
pc.,,, And the two Norwcgiane.
ing Saloon, - Bcwery.
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THE FIREnrEN.

TIVE MEMBERS AND Ex-MEMBERs OF COLUMBIAN
engine company, No. a. are requested to meet at one
o'clock p NJ this day at No 3 Gree wioh street to at
tend the funeral Of Peter ottiguon By order Of
join q. BAUM Foreman.
CHAs. A. BooTH, Secretary.
THE TREASURER OF TIE. FIRE DE PARrEENT,
with much rlessure, Wedges the receipt Of
hundred and thirty eight dollars and seventy cent by the
hands Of James Fryer Esq being the net proceeds Of tho
benefit given by Madame Abort at Metropolitan Hal
September al 1882 In aid the widow and Orphans Fund
Of the Department. JOHN s. GILES, Treasurer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-01

Make Note OF II, that tho Peoples Hat
fall style Of hats The richest and most perfect has
season Their hate universal satiacton Their sales
prices, "a and S.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-01

Winter ClothIng.-The Cheapest and Most
ready made clotbing and
d the city Of New York is at G. e. FOLWELLS "a Fulton
street between William and Gold.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-01

CamphOr Icc.-This Article IL cOnsde red
by every who has used it, to excel all other remedies
for curing chapped hands lips and salt Remember,
this article only be obtained at the Bowery drug
No Jos above Broome street.
u w YONDERSMITH Sole Pranriator.
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Knox and his CustOmsrs.- We do rot know
q halter thoroughly popular with his
Knox. of No l2S Fulton street. the obvious;
Nox manufactures an elegant hat and at the
that all who deal with him article that its
equal in quality cannot be purchased
increase of twenty cent Remember this and
patronise the Fulton street halter
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Look at your Grey Whlslxers In the Mirror,
and imagine Row much handsomer would be they
black or brown Nothing can BE- easier than the change
and will take yon hour in the to keen the
color in the bres Private for applying the dye
CRISTADORO'S No. Astor House,
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Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Female Support
srs and ladies' BELTS for club feet knock
weakness of the ANGLE joints and curvature Of spne Also
avery superior elastic stocking for enlarged of the
elastic caps the Also children
trusses, at DR.. GLOVERS, No. 10 Ann street.
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IU0TRUCTIOU,


A N ENGLISH LADY IS DESTROYS OF EMPLOYING
IN hours each day in private tuition Her Of
instruction comprises music French acquired in Paris
Italian and drawing She has had great experience and
give most satisfactory references Lessons given also In
wax flowers. Address s. T., SO East Twentieth street.
Al GENTLEMAN OF MUCH EXPERIENCE IN THE
"A management of the and who about to leAve
directing their studies, supervising their morals and
and supplying far possible, the absence OF
rental gu gnexceptionablc referen given. Ad
dress I. w.. at this Office
LHRENCH, GERMAN, AND THE CLAsSIoS-BY REF.
Z. Tellerng The teacher has at Berlin passed the
great royal examn son AMI since 1887 had devoted
hm(ef 10 instruction at Paris London, Kings College)
New York &C. apply by letter No. & Hudson street, be-
tween Morton and Barrow streets.
nTTIGNONs GYMNASIUM NOS. 159 AND l6l CROSBY
~ stree-Mr C. r. OTTi ON begs leave mind tho
public that his gymnasium daily from sunrise until
10 r. M, for general ercise Gentlemens GLASS meotA
evening Ut M for class exercises and instruction
Boys classes meet Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays
At 31a in the afternoon.
DENNANsuIP.-TH SUBSCRIBER WILL RECEIvE
pupile, this week, to his day and evening writing
classes guarAnteerg to all satisfactory improvement
Of each Ladies' classes at eleven
o'clock. OLIVER b. GOLDSMITH 289 Broadway.
CPANISH LAHGUAGE.-A. DE p. BAEZ WILL GIVE
~ instruction to few ae gentle In the above
language at his Office In part OF the CITY, and will
also make ransatons with accuracy Apply at 3 Broad
way, corner Of Anthony street. room No. ii.
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E.S VhUCcPESSs TTVsu TeHs, FOKefgu
fruits Spices and sperm candles sperm oil butter
shsese sesars &o Of all the various kinds, constantly
hand ard for sale In quantities suit the
market price, by FOWLER. wholesale grocer and tos
dealer Eos 260 and 438 Greenwich, and T6 vesey street
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TTmOIHtB BuJpnuF BRth OFF PeNrI street.,
Broadway established in 1870 by Louis Timola,
from the cure Of and chronic rheuma
colds, &c. Sci are highly recommended by our most
eminent physicians, Drs Buckley, Nissan, &c., ~.
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Cenin,s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS may Ia

Ecnin's Headquarte rs.-Gcnin may fairly
call his lower store his down headquarer there
he ts the heads If of his custom
His dTess silk hats for the 1852 his
beaver felts for the current have given bounes
satisfaction, and he invites attention
Of both with improvements) which has just
sent from tho factory and in the hs price
OF Genns hats does appreciate with
he makes from time to time but remains always at 81
GRIMM, 3l4 Broadway, opposite st. Paul's.
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:. MySmn, ywt LOT the Cnidren, ana eau Early
~ TUTTIES Emporium, 345 broadway. whe you can
nAvs oh zoe from the goods he 10 daily opening The
eeyetcs OF the world are pouring in there constantly
volume would be toe small to over The Various sr
alss. Look for yourselves.
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GREEN'S No. Aston House. He will show you such
needlework before this ceuutry aud
inabe process with the splendid set Of
ehiIts you wore.
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caps bonnet caps night caps real and imitation Golf
feuis head dresses In fact, everything elegant and
sherche and suitable for the grave gay at
No. GOO Broadway, -Four strict.
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Portable Dressing Cascs.-Thess Articles
claim Abe attention of travellers account OF their
ssme comractpess and utility which renders them
ssnvenens companions 30 all whose business pleasure
md y7 Broadway.
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EINE ARTS.
DANCING ACADEBIIEs.

~ system adopted this for the first
trance NJ snv lime dupins The season on Mondsv
wednesday and Thursday evenings General prsctioe Of al
the dances with band Of music, Saturday evenings
Ladies' and chdrens classes "wednesday Thursday and
Saturday afternoons. A. DODWORTH, BOG Broadway.
NEW CLAssEs-BRoOKs DANCING ACADEMY, AT
IN hie mbly $751; Broome street. The most
styles of this and Europe taught In the
shortest possible time and mod crate terms class
o'clock class for gentlemen, Tuesday evening from
~ till l0x O'Clock. Also GLASS for children,
Wednesday aftern from 81 till O'Clock.
DRIvATE DANCING AT SIS BOND sTREET.-MR.
sEARING'S classes are filing up rapidly. Ladies and
young Masters at 81 and M ternoon; gentlemen NJ IN
aud 81 o'clock, evening Private lessons at times
Schools and families attended, and sorees exclu
sixe to pupils and parents ms formerly.
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Roots Splendid Daguerrean Gallery was
yesterday with the beauty and fashion Of The y
rous face udeibly fixed In his Gallery nxss
Aeof mp strirs, at 1858 Broadway.
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No 2s9i Broadway and No. 81 Reade street, have on
hand extensive stock of French brocaelle satin dc
iaines worsted damaek nce and muslin curtains gilt
nices and immense assortment of window shades &c.
AL of which selling fully twenty cent less than
any ether establishment. Examine the inducements we
eder before you purchase.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-01

Wigs and T0upees-Batchel0r's New style
Of wigs the perfect imitation of
ture yet invented Those wanting article
should call At BACHELORS celebrated wig factory. No.
Wall street. where be found the largest and
sortment in the city. Copy the address.
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G0uraud's Liquid Hair Dye IL, without ex-
eption very invented
pulled dyes: Equally celebrated iS Gourauds Hedoassd
&c. Poudro subtitle uproots hair from any part the
body Liquid Rouge LILY White, and Hair Gloss al No ST
walker street, near Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-01

Hair Dye.-BatchelOr's Celebrated Liquid
rs the best yet or eolorng the hair or
certainty with which this fayorte and old established hair
BACHELORS wig factory, No. Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-01

Advertising I'm any Paper In the Union or
Canada be contracted for at the old established adj
yersisipg house of WILLIAM II. MCDONALD No. l02
NAsssu street W H. N. has the very best and
daily b. mail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-01

DSYCHoLGGY.- BENTON CONTINUES MS Lee
tures and amusing experiments at Colts Hail. corner
Of Atlantic and Gin streets, Brooklyn, evenings
This week Tuesday Wednesday Friday and Saturday Nov
30 Dec and 4, at7s r. VI. Doors open Ad stance
l2h cents children with parents half price ~ -Pups
for instruction attended TO at times TO suit he pires Of
flee for operation and sutaon Of Fulton
Pineapple streets.
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The Prize Medals, awarded In 1850 and 1851
fr the exhibitors In the
Fair this year in ROOTS great show 1853
Broadway. Faultless pictures taken In any weather.
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OPtics.- Waldstein 4; Bsrkel, Manufacture
Opticians 5 Broadway One Of firm has arrived
With most spe nded selection Of opera and optical
snstrume nts in general amongst which articles
appropriate for holiday presents.
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single article, sueh mar. CUTS sippss vcserina
soa, 81 rroportfonate rate,
rurs altered cleaned or repaired, under shs super
tntendeace Of practices al French furrier.
GEORGE BuIPJN Paris Mantilla Cloak.
Fur Ara shawl Emporium. 8l Broadway. New Hsf1
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Zine Cutlery.-The Subscribe

Zine Cutlery.-The Subscribers Assortment
pocket, and sportsmens knives, braces all the
at6erent styles of Joseph Rodgers Sons manufacture
akine tho richest display OF the kind 70 be in The city
4AuNE Frs. No. Astor House, and 1877 Broadway.
Tortoise Shell Dress C0mps.-LaAiss are
sespectfuiy invited to examine the choice selection Of
sebs at the subscribers establishments. Tho variety
yssd all doubt the largest In the CITY, Combs made and
repaired. A. s. J. SAUNDERS,
S7 Broadway. between Walker and white stroetA-
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Paper for Your FamiIy-series for 1853
New series rev features type-The Home Journal,
weekly chronicle Of s that all classes of society
Edited by Geo p Morris and N. r. willis Two dollars
New ries the let Of January next
Once Of publication, 107 Fulton street
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II you want any article or Clothing made
20 order or ready made, pleas to call my store, b.
CLARKE lis william street. where You win be suited
really handsome Please to mark style
Of the myself The prices vary from sl $40
Other garments in proportion.
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RESPECTABLE MIDDLE AGED AMERICAN LADY.
"A living alone Wishing v decline would
man Iss..s. 18th rsai mama TO conadehse. Rroadwny
Pest once post raid
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A GENTS WANTED-TO PROCURE SUBSCRIBERS
IA for the Congressiona Globe and Appendix which
mailssee joint resolution No a. parsed At the last ssion
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THE BALL SEASON.

II ALL-THE SECOND ANNUAL BALL OF NEW
- YORK odge No = Protestant Association will come
q 1852. WILLIAM TWi HE rbairnn an
THOMAS MINSIs, Secretary.
THE TWENTY Fot Eth ANNUAL BALL, IN AID
1 Of the New York Fire De esrtment Fund, will TAKE
place. At the Aston Place Monday
January "a 1853 Tickets TO be hal Of the mmittce
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Cl0aks! Cloaks! OioalksI at the Paris Man.
tina Emporium 96l BroadwayA splendid arrival for this
Of Of two elegant cloth and velvet
Ass quality and will be sold NJ the prices
- hsve already gained for this avge public
DAtronage. GEO. BULPIN, 36l Broadway,
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AN AMERICAN WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION AS
housekeepsr in the city lntry She would prefer
place where there mistress servants Bhe
and capable Of taking charge of family She
can be teen for week at IS Thompson street.
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DodwOrth Music Store, No. 493 broadway.
Amercan and foreign music for the voice. piano. guitar
velin cornet flute. sacho-n Bands supplied
sruments military concert music books
no harvey d. DODWORTH Lender of the cornet band
and CHARLES L. LAZARUS, Proprietors.
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Freeman, No. 90 Fulton street, guarantees
that Of his light and elegant So 80 hats the
violent head sche put Such Is the perfection
. which he has attained in the of
they to imrart to the weaYer to certain degree
portion of their own and gracefulness
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WANTED InMRDIATELY-BY RESPECrABLE
ana inteligent American lady. who give the best
sss charge x on. Of tive ohiidssa ADDRESS D. Herald
once, -
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Nuc1oe Co. AL Broadway, have still on hand large
eortment of oveYcoas of the best descrpt
froek coate walking coats opera coats and clok
style pantaloons vests of the richest character under
garments of the best quality boys clothing of every
riey New Of description Of clothing constantly
being manufactured. No deviation in prces.
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THE TURF.

Union COURSE L. I.-TROTTING -wEDNEsDA,
- December l. at p. NJ pre- cisely ma.ch for 500
two mil, heats, TO harness. Mr. j. Hill Grey Col
Mr. Woodruff br. Brown Jim. Stages viii lea,
Fulton ferry Brooklyn, at 12,o clock.
JOUN-I, SNEDIKER. Propriesor
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A. New Years Present from a Gentleman
70 . lady, the Home Journal Is Of which the
branoe 10 renewed week, and It Is unsurpassed
gift in taste Terms ST. for three pies
- CT for thrss S5-always Ia advance.
NORRIS WILLIS. Editors and Projectors,
l07 Fulton street, New York.
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as chambermad, or to do fine washing and ironing,
waiting Beet Of city reference given Please call at No.
81 West Nineteenth street, first floor. be two
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-01

The Bazaar of Holiday Presents, at Rogers,
No. 40 Broadway, whore may found every variety of
and fancy articles for the old and
and arranged I'd every facility for sslscon
among the crowd that daily throng his
thfnR new.
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