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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-08

MON Ely MAR X f II.

THURSDAY, Oct 7-6P NJ.
At the opening of The market this morning, there
better feeling among operators, and the transactions
quite large at advance prices current at the
close yesterday At the first board Nicaragua Transit
advanced a per cent Canton Company, q North Ameri-
can Trust FL New jersey Zinc, "a Pennsylvania Coal
Company Y; Daupbin Coal Company, Ia Cumberland
Coal IL; Erie Railroad q; Harlem, al Long Island x;
stoniDgton, /; Norwich and Worcester, al Reading
Railroad i; Hudon Railroad, q; Michigan Central Rail-
road, ~; Northern Indiana Railroad Il; Erie Bonds,
1871, "a; Erie Income Bonds "a. After the board the
market not buoyant and lower prices accept
ed The reaction at the opening too great to be sus
taned far any length of time and the slight decline since
realized is natural consequence The advance to day
took the bears by surprise and they were full of predc-
tons relative to the future of prices The con-
test between the two great specializing parties will for
time, be carried with spirit, until more decided
ement takes place in the ssosk market The bears
are at present favored with slightly stringent money
market and they have hopes that the banks will give the
two three turns and so compel holders OF
stocks to SELL There active demand today for al
the leading fances, and all offered time buyers or
sellers option were freely taken.
The receipts at the Office of the Assistant Treasurer OF
this port to- day, amounted to SS5965 10; payments
$262, $50 O1-baancs, &c. ,267 Is.
The National Insurance Company of Boston have de-
Grand Bank of Marblehead has declared a semi annual
dividend Of three per cent. Marbehead Bank of do,
three. and. a half per cent The Maiden Bank has de-
cared semi-annual dividend Of four per cent The
Newton Bank declared dividend of four per cent The
Hampden Bank, Medfeld, dividend Of four per cent.
The Boston Journal says =" Money affairs remain
much the yestesday, and we have change to
make in quotations. The New Workers to have ths
panic all to themselves, for though there is slight
present per centags @ loans and paper Of the first grade
is not readily given Loans and discounts in that
ket made favorable terms than in this not
outstanding the tempest in teapot Rates for call
loans 5 per cent First class paper is easily nego
tated at 6 q per cent, with an abundant supply"
In consequence of the advance in the price Of copper
and peer the manufacturers of rolled and sheet brass
have raised their tariff Of prices The advance in copper
has been from 10 to 24H cents per pound.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-08

Fluid for restoring, preserving and adjoining hair to
the following low rates yzBottcs formerly sold at
cents reduced 20 70 cents, rs TO 30 81 10
The many worthless limitations Of this celebrated hair
ttoratiye ramed on the public under the lure Of cheap
nave determined the inventor 70 crush thom by selling
Lis femQus hud SO lower price than afford
% ss Their vile trash ne time he The
public that tho Hyperion viii always continue 20 be good
a heretofore which has given u celebrity throughout the
rofe ihis with BOGLk Electric tiar Dye and other
frpaftons sold by hfa everywhere in the ME
ted states and Canada. sold in this city by A. n Y ID
Sands NO 100 Fulton street; Rusht0n, Clark CO.. NO. N3
Broadway Rico g smith, No 7T Broadway Cary Co.,
No. A5 Pearl street. and by druggists and psrfumers
tkyopgheut the world.
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TELEG mic.

MADAME soNTAG IN PHILADELPHIA.
PmLApEIrMA, Oct I. 1852.
Great anxiety Is already manifested here to procure
tickets for Madame sontags first concert Wednesday
next. The seats to be So and ST.
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Selling on!-Great Bargains "A. Joel &

Co., No 5l3 Broadway having determined to devote their
whole and undivided attention to the and
importing of Jewelry in order to facilitate their
concluded to cell of the entire of their stock
immense reduction 1t will be found inspection to
st OF splendid assortment Of ladies and gentlemens
watches, diamond and other fine gold jewelry pins,
rings bracelets rings chatelanes chains studs lockets
charms &C. Silver and silver plated in every requi
site for the table Paper maes goods bronze china and
ormou mantle clocks real richly
china vases bottles figures &c Opera glasses dres
gloves and endless variety of fancy goods
to particularize
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-08

by those whose judgment in such entitled
siderable weight the gems of the and should be
worn by all gentlemen who have to elegance
and taste in dress The silk and everything
that could be desired in the line of hats be
passed in shape fabric. Ladies' riding hats children
fancy hats Of every description gentemens jockey caps
&C. 70 all Of which the attention Of buyers is invited
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Mantilla Emporium 6l broadway, may now be col
lection of novelties in the above named articles
both style and richness thing previously submitted
to the atng taste and Judgment Of the ladies of this
adyantages Of thoroughly acquired European knowledge
his business combined with ence in this
city may Justly be considered as at the head Of this
friends, whether they want travelling cloak or
twelve dollars velvet from thirty forty dollars
magnifcenty embroidered from fifty hundred dol
lars to pay q visit to this establishment.
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stiIIman's Boot and Shoe Store. No. e4s

Greenwich streetf you want 10 look we'll about the feet
should step into No 2S street and try
some Of stmans boots and shoes they most
superior manner and easy elegant and cheap lie
obtained great reputation the fair sex for
beauty and symmetry Of his ladies CATERS which are al
lowed by to be the elegant things lady
put her pretty feet into Remember when you are unshoi
and 80 70 stmans 2fs Greenwich street. His manufac
lures unsurpassable
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The genuineness Of Whatever he endorses His liquid Hair
Dye has created In hair eoloring 1t fixes any de-
sired tint in the substance of the hair in minutes and
at the same time reytaeH the ftres Sold wholesale and
retail, and applied at CRISTADOR0S Wig and Seap Es-
No 6 Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-08

oepon or the very invented Beware
OF pulled dyes Equally celebrated Gouraud Medicated
Soap for curing Pies reckes saowness rough
nees &C. Poudre Subtitle uproots hair from Of the
body Liquid Rouge, Lily White and Hair Gloss, at "
w alker street, near broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-08

Buskns TEE Or Teet slippers or yourselves and daush-
will ind patent leather and calf skin boots brogans purps
sc. and for the babies all kinda and prices MIIIERS
Gale nd ctail
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Ranerty & Leask take pleasure in calling

FubIo thelr stOck
comprising assortment in point Of
TASTE elegance durability and comfort They have given
attention to the Of their
they not only practical workmen but men who work
and moreover workmen that need not be ashamed
they feel confident of success They invite inspection of
their goods confident that those who only will
remain TO buy Their No. 81 Chatham street.
opposite Chambers and of Chatham and Pearl
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VIM BANTA 100 street would respectfully apprise
the ladies of New York and vsers from other cities that
he is prepared to exhibit his fall styles Of ehdrens
fancy hats and beaver bonnets His fall stock embraces
every variety Of chdren and misses beaver hats and la
dies bonne Of the most fashionable ana becoming shapes
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tribute OF nature, to which Crstadoros Hair
Preseryatiye and Btautifer seems to be peculiarly
adapted Judging from the benefits conferred upon the
sands that use IL early Sold at CRISTAD0R0S Wig Es
tablishment No. Astor House.
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TER formerly Of Wall street, now located at $40 Broad
way -FOUR doors above Blocker street. SEES chapeaux dAu
tonne sout admire tant eegance la manere don't
sont achieve sont Outrage, sont aement etme par les
monsieur dc gout ct dc mode auss queque chose extaord
naire. AMiDON, Cig Broadway,
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able hats Of the season. They worn by all who
have claims fashionable toeety who really
study extreme fashion without Aeao hat which are
to be found corner Of Broadway ana Canal street.
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Fraurul., niaa.rs sg.t,:.d -.s'nat.1. Inn
n. ua,uy. -s,rai t.st .Np ri.sa,u neS ltii.
4, Il I'D eYfcs Fl ,vtsfs 49, ~ nyt
Nay., ~ili bee SVEN Apnis ria'rr 80 pisi-tas
40, K. lot - Arif n ti..t.
Ins.-. Embr old. Tpes. t~..-iaot.- rec
ran n, invited J, I'll, a. u. FP
UaNlS M ~ EroadNatt f.r vsriet, - " and
soma price, thif s,tal inoat eannOt he eka.
II rl'y Always hand large -acl of needleworRrc
ed.nps insertings. hornciue~ &n
watts Nervous Ansidot..-- hear that eysi
dir that - injurious. To disprpye that
al me viii take aututity that people III bring mo-
druggists keep IT. for sae in ths city aad i
tai they have J digest about twenty Tour bottle,
AVID VIII take that quantity every day FIR year. TALBOT
MATS n! Greenwich street. Depot, Ia Ann street.
WE have the pleasure 10 Inform the pub
lie that GRANpJEAs'S iair Compositions are nov pre-
rared different numbers and CLASSIFIED from No 10
NJ has Taught him that such classncation
order obtain and
suits always keeps his consultaiion office for the last
fifteen years. at No. Barclay street. Astor House.
Wigs and Toupees.-Mcdhurst q Heard's
oraamen Mandatory is at n Maiden lane where
tney largest aud best assortment OF
Wigs Toupees Rrads If long hair Front bradp,
S. shrink change color Cory the ad-
dress.
Wigs and Toups helOr's New Style
the perfect imitation OF nature
vet Those wanting superior article should
call BACHELORS celebrated Wig Factory, No W all
be found the largest and beet assortment
in the city. Copy the address.
Hair Dye.-BatcheiOr's Celebrated Liquid
Hair the best yet discovered for ,oorng the hair
whisk the moment il il applied The wonderful ease and
certainty with which this fyorc and old established Hair
BATCHELoRs Wig Factory, No. Wall street. Copy ad-
dress.
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get Boots shoes, Caters, slippers, &C. is at BRooKsS
Boot aud Shoe Emporium 100 Fulton street lie KEEPS the
largest assortment Of every style in the city, all made Of
best material at low prices -
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W. JACKSON, caorator;oo
VIM. Ill. SoWARpy,


TWENTIETH WARD-TO THE CITIZENS OF THE
i Twentieth ward, without distinction of parity
Immediately previous to the elections of 1852 large
number of deeply regretn the CHIEF
political parties in the ward formed themselves into
association the Twentieth Ward Political Reform
Association having in view the following Objects
ls radical reform in the of conducting the
correction Of the abuses pre- valent at the polls
the days election and the security voter of the
peaceful exercise of the right of suffrage.
Sd. The enactment of registry law.
4th. The suppression Of all illegal and improper OF
money for election erng purposes.
the enforcement Of existing for the security OF
and property and for promoting the observance OF
the Sabbath
The nomination to office of whose character and
abilities are satisfactory pledge that they will, when
elected, out the objects Of the association.
With these principles they entered field as Political
Reform Party and had the contest been fair would
have elected their candidates They believe there less
determined effort the ensuing election and do
the following ticket your surages
gether in strict accordance with the above standard
For Assembly-George T. Leach
For Assistant Northumberland Kearney.
For Assessor-James Muir.
For Constables-Jesse Seaman, Thos. Haght.
For Inspectors of Election.
District l-Thos. Cheney, Jno. II. Remsen.
PA. p. Smith, John s. Ketchum.
3-John j. Talman, ii. G. Stone,
4-John Erskine, VIM. Bedell.
5-Henry Il. MARITIME. Joseph Banks.
p. S-Regular meetings held at Lamartine Hail. cor
of Twenty ninth street and Eighth Fri
day evening, at ~ o'clock Every citizen favorng the
above principles is earnestly solicited to cooperate with
the association. A. X. TROTTER President.
J. G. sEwALI, NJ. D. Secretary.