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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-24

line through TO ST. Francisco At reducs q rates:
detention the tshmus The and fpienad AZ amsip
UNIFIED STAIES.Wm. c. Berry. Conc .nicr will lesye
New Sorl fer Aspiuws FL, Navy Gay. wednesday, Navem
Der tech, st ihre o'clock, r. w. precisely connecting At
rseama with the rev double engine steamship WIN
FIELD SCOTT 2lt0 tons Edmund Duan, Commander,
which etc nmslp leaves Pauaius the ARRIVAL Of
hy the United S.scs Tor San Francisco, stoppn,
only at Acapulco for supplies This line has allied
connect Ut the appointed time. thse vessels in
moGaticns. ventilation speed and safety unsurpassed
An experen ed physician g attslhc to each Pas
will be landed tho wharf vt Aspwa aud take
the P8nasa railroad Apply to DAVIS, BROOKS CO.,
General Agents Is Beaver Get New York, to JONES
JOHNSON, lOt West street % Liberty street.
Tnssonger cautioned that all tickets fer this line
must the signatures 81 the IND sned and that
other parties authorized TO sell tickets at Now York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-24

VANDERBILT LINr.-FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
Tie only line giving tickets crossing the Isthmus
The iavor double giue eteamshp PRONErHEuS, $50
tons will leave from rior No horth river at three O'clock
PM precisely Friday y vember5. for Saa Juan del
Norte connecting with the Paaio the Nj
Transit route having but twelve miles Of land
sroraton These steamers unrvaed in their
modGtions and venation For information passage,
apply only to y. y. ALLEN, AZ at,
No. teeyy pI ree. mn tAiy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-24
a usTRALIA--rloNEEn LINn or. PAcknra sAII.

"A usTRALl a:-plCNEEh LlNE OF PACREIH shTI-
a iEs mon tniy.The stiepdii ship oNEC0 Cagtsih
Peerscn having all ler cargo board, val 60 uto hc
ttream on ~ 23d inst and sal pcGyely Mon
day. at IL o'clock the accommodations For pasen.
Eers on eoSrd thts hr anla 70 the other shpA Of
thta re ana infinitely SUPERIOR vcssei adYertiEe6
for hu6raa Passengers requested % inspect the Stir
&c Fer 70. ~ adt tho foot OF Veil stroot The
new clipper ship Scarro, Cant Alison Homes viii
coed the oHeoos and sail 10Th Nnyembcr For pSss-Ec
s9ply e RoDERlcR ". CAMERON, ~ I0HS OGDEN
1tG sii street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-24

DR JOINS NO. 10 DUANE sTREEr so WELL
~ known for the aat twenty three the
cestu lra ti9u il New ork devotes his te 90 here
tocre & Office pfsetice where he Ilted
a. N. TO 81 ~ y. Bsec my medical and eurgioal d.
plums my Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-24

M COOPER, u DUANE STREET. BETWEEN CHAT
~ ham AM william streets, oVatinues 70 practice IT his
ohee with his utual sucoess lie take this methoa oFsp
Treng lie r nde that he still he consulted ~ the old
Office VII re he has praeted successfully for thciSt
tMenty-ionr Years
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-24

GTEhMSuiPS 40 AUSPRhLIA-hLsO FlR'T CLASS
~ clipper sp leaving the port q Now YORK twice each
month the splendid corer chp NSBkASk a, will leave
this port from her pier East river tue 18th Of October
ST. three o'clock p N. This splendid ehip is expected
make tho shoreat pnesage record and will there 10
dorh from her tire q sailing make tho port &c australia
In days There board splendid library for
the OF For passage and freight 10 the
est apply TO A. Kiah EY u q. n. CASTLE, to
YOUNG q Co, WG West street. az Rosde, oppo~
site the New York snd Eric Railroad Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-24

nR CokBETT. NO. ~ DUANE STREET, BETWEEN
~ Chatham and William streets may 90 consulted by
those hs office,
from medical Tors apply With the certaty Of
meeting ply stefan Of experiences. Dr. q. IL amembsr OF
tho N. y. University.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-24

nR. RAlPH's PBhCTlcALTREAT THIRTEENTH
~ edition, 20 Pages with uate Prize ST. Sold a. No.
20 Ann street Nc Aaor House and attic aut aors ONCE
Consultation from nine 20 tweiVe a. ~ aud six nae p
NJ, Sunda Necrtedl bi3 Houston street Wooster
SWEET Mailed tros Of postage, by addressing box 9 Post
Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-24

TYR. MORRISON ls CONSULTED Az TFs gEDTssL
~ and Surgical uisrtussry 2Jf% Fulton 5sroct favs
ably known for .hirty-ttree yclra 0haT cafs A. IL
4. H. SEQ is dipoina 81. Il. g. Surgeons, LONDON vt
hin can
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-24

- connecting With the Pscide Mail steamship Go
Only through United States Mail Line for California ana
Oregon, via Aspnwa and Panama.rhe eplsndid ard
double engine United States Mail Steamship GEORGIA.
5000 tor ID. Porter u S. n, Commander, will sail
Friday, Nov at ooocs P. NJ precisely from pier oos
Warren street. North The pacio Mail Ste amship
Company magnificent steamer PANAMA will be in resdi-
Panama receive the Georsas mail and
sail for San Francisco. No will
spared the compsnies to send their
senR ers through with oxpedt comfort and safety
FARE TO AsPINwALL
Lhulet shioon sthtstunm .SuO
Lower aft and forward saloon, do q
Second cabin standoes. a
Steerage ..,............ ......... IS
Passengers will be landed at the railroad wharf Asin
wall free Transit Of the Isthmus the passeng rs
Perso1s securing through by the United
States nail steamers from New ork preference Of
cemmodatiou hoard the Pacific mail steamers
Rates Of fare from Francsco tho most
favorable terms. For freight passage apply TO
CHARLES A. WHITNEY, at the office Of the Company,
No. III West street corner Of Warren. N. Y.
n. B.Sirpers requested Co amply themselves with
tho company bills of adns, which VIII he signed at tho
office between the hours 10 and o'clock the day of
srilinC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-24

FNARE REpVCTD FOR hU8TeALTA.-TiIE NEW AND
~ eiegan. clipper slip TORRENT, FOR Port Philip aud
Sidney at pier - Fast River call LIST November Parties
about taking for the sbove ports should visit this
ship befo engaging elsewhere Her atoms
IN T. to others in this
Prices moderate The long experience Of Captain Copp la
THE uagatiOh of the Indian Ocean, nsures saf5 aud
speedy passage An experienced goes in the ship.
patcu sra Apply On board or e. Rohafds'n
Pearl treet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-24

NOR LIyERPOOI-UNITED STATES NAIL SrAA1-
y chip Baltic. Capt Jos y c.mstook-rhs ssss@sa2
lively surday, Ouober yth. at IL o'clock NJ soo
her berth Canal street. No berth secured
iii paid for For passage, having unequaled
for elegance and comfort, apply EWD
reauested 20 no ON board n Tho steamship Arc
Nic will succeed tho Baltic, and call Nov 18th.
WINTER ARRANGEAENr:-THn Ii vERPOOL AID
w Philadslpha Steamship Company intend saiiin< "
fAvorite stsamshlps follows
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nor SAN FRANClsCo.-T0 SAIL TENTH EovEM-
II btr-1he fnyorto New York built clipper ship TRADE
WIND, katAl Nchber. master Is wing cargo
pier North river and viii be despatched ship
Iers will please complete their Ghpments without delay.
and serd their hills OF ladns For balance of freight,
which immediate application, will h taken st favorable
rates arply to BOOTH & EDGAR, 81 Front street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-24

SRyenhah Messengers toleted through without fusther
charge PGssergers viii ener 40 detention at Chnostou
live made with the South Car1ina
Eailrcad ompany despatch train arri.
vel Of he Through tickets Florida will he
nished follows TO Jacksonville, s3l; pilitka, S}
No bills Of adrg signed after the steamer hss sailed. The
AAklON VIII FOLLOW s. tmrinY. NoNemher3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-24

GLIPr ER LINE TcE AUSrHALIA-sAILS 21Pn oE
" eaeb nonth.--Ihe aplendd nov shiy SAISUSA, VIII
ei FOR PORT Philip the 25k o. October For freiyht
o. psoesgs having beautiful light and airy aocomnoda.
tons erply ard, Pier 10 Fast III ftr or "a W. n DI-
GAN. 20 front ntrae,. RNSSELL y NORTON 81 Oh alin
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-24

RRiG BollNAR.-ALL PERSONS ARE CAUTIONED
~ against trusting OF the Of the Bremen brig
Bolivar, III. Won Hagen, matter neither the
captain the under5ued will DO responsible for any
9gbts ted by thcul.
oLLRICnS & CO., Agents of lrig noliyar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-24

SqEAA BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLAaaoT.-
- Tho Glasgow and New York ST. amship Company
ASGoW, a62 tons 400 horse power Rohegt
Cras oommanesr win sail from eissSw or the 18Th Of
day 2oth November At IL o'clock AZ noon First cabin
(naIoon state roons) s9 do. do (mdehip DOL s7es
second cabin, $50 stewagd's faa included arpiy 10
j. McSykON, 81 Rroaaway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-24

saOm PHILADELPHIA.
!" mdship =. rs midshp rs I"
/" forward SIS forward Ia
Including stewards fees.
THIRD GLASS PAssETCERs
mitec number Of third class passengers Wilt be tsasa
Philadelphia and Liverpool aud found 10 peovsons-
From PHILADELPHIA so From Liverpool. 20 gaineAs-
Certificates Of passage will DO issued here 10 partes wbo
dosrong % bringing thor ude at oorreapcDdius
Freshs reF Coarse goods hardware &C.. Will 10
tskan suffice &c agree
An cxperenoed surgeon will carried eheh ship.
Small drafta drawn o. sight ON England aud IRELAND.
For freight T passage, apply to
THOMAS RICHARDSON, A Eschsas SO place, ~. YORK
and No. Welnat street philadelphia
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&HissaCsLs


Ar. COVERS, AUTHOR or "rHg GUIDE FROM
H. Youth to Msphood a citizens md 1,rs that
he continues his EucnCtHful office rraoee in special
branch of m dcine and surgery, which has stood
rival ed Tor twenty ork Offices ID Chambers
street Basement. his reiidenee y Thri avenue.
Advice by letter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-24

Ia K. ARDS TREATM ENT-SiGNAL SUCCESS
81 Never anY faiiuree. Dr. Ward respectfully
his discovery Of Tanscendeht Which
entirely 70 supe scde thr old aud Glow System, Ills ethod
70 paincsF, ese, also, aud satisfactory beyond bcEs
few hours trial viii convince the soepteal Thac5 is
rcr thnR In the Herald than the those
who require pAynieia, eaTacN6ly 3ytad cs
nal street, door cast Of broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-24

ENoR CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH, AND FLORIDA
II SEMI weekly United States Mail Tino-Fhe sac aud
tavoIite steamer SouTHEENtR w. Foster mmanier.
will leave pier o. North river on Wednesday, October
where all Hills of adng will be ssued and for passage
he of OF
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-08-28
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payment Of the subscription bs made Ia Advsnee.
Distant subscribers forward letter. tho postage
which win be paid BY by lis sale
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Co. J-PosFMAsIERS authorized TO and, BY
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23
DanisI Webster In Tow

The lpte Secretary ofstatefcr We believe he will never
return again to Washington in tina. cspacityha been
for day snd half or two days seouTIing at tho Aston
House 10 this city. Many persons have called on HIM
but ,ms he Is invisible TO all but those who pre-
pairing the great demonstration Eext month for the
Presidency To day he will BE- again Engaged with the
poeians; but at night be delivers lecture befors
the Historical socsty upon the Administration Of Wash
ipgton. No doubt It will be splendid lecture, and
eEiosy in itsefportrsying forshadowing what his
OVID standardization viii be- after his nomination Ia Phi
sdsIhic ard his election to the PresiiencJ next fall
In tht lecture the crater will rse above ell the vulgar
queiicls q the deysuch Intervention to prevent
Intervention" the Maine Liquor law the Fugitive
blsve Law any q the knoty topic, Of the day.
10 mtrrtw he will receive bis frisrds in formal way at
The City Hall uuder the auspices Of tie Common Coun
cil, Who have detrmintd ID rivalry with Bsrnum, to
hbt 81 the political ard ether cuiofss Of he axe that
mey hsIpen to arrive 10 tLls city from az parl Of The
United States q from nnS part Ct the known void.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23

JsE ScovTLLE, ALIAS MIR. PicK.--We have re
ceved long and curious report, mado by an inves-
tgatrg committee Of the Picayuno Club as 1t calls
tsef, located in Brooklyn, establishing, beyond
doubt, the philosophical truth that Jos a. Scoville,
who has recently started weekly newspaper called
tho ''Ptck." is actually the celebrated Mr. Pick,
who has fascinated all the young girls Of Brooklyn
and that neighboshood, to say nothing CT several
thousands in Philadelp hia and tho surrounding
villages Mr. John L. O'lIara calls himself Presi-
dent, ard Charles Francis Buncombe Reynolds,
Secretary; and they reques. US to publish tais
report, but it is rather too long and too windy for
cur columns, and We Only state the substance ct
it. which is the establishment Of the perfect identity
Of Joe ScoYille and Mr.. Pick
zoe was fsrEerly the secretary OF John c. Cal
houn, and is young man Of great deal of talent
and some ecccntrisity He has every prospect of
succeeding wonderfully in his new journal, called
the Puck, tn. FIRST number Of which was SO lively
and graphic that 1t went Off to the number of
icf,ty fps thousand copies. Oac piece Of advico we
would give him, end that is not TO trouble himself
with tic personal affairs or rins of his former asso.
ciates, who arc, believe, respectable tailors or
medicine makers ptal ut nending brooches or
patching up broken constitutions. Let him stick
TO his own business, make good paper, crafty,
with all sorts Of elegant writing, the old and young
ladies, and there is no doubt that he will succeed
ard make mark for himself in this vast COM
muDity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23

Ihiz Il about f7c crimes 10 one; aud If We take
hs relative population into acco unit, il voul make
the bal, ance sheet show about twenty to one. Let
reform therefore, begin at homc--as the doors OF
Parliament. The crimes Of greatest magnitude,
and which most prevail in unhappy ireland, arc
che murders Of landlords BY their miserable TO-
nants; and, though 10 palbation can 1stify assas.
yipation, it must 30 admitted il oxtenuation that
the Jaw is all on the Sis Of the laodlors who ike
a despot, can work his wsntonness at VIII, while
there q no redress lof to tho victim q oppression
hut The Wild justice Of revenge Eh8 i SUI
THE weak point n Englands policy. Lothermskc
Ireland her cordial inond, uud The neeo caro- h,tle
about threats Of invasion ftom ts1nco or any
oiher county ID the world while geLefosl'y, aud
ne conaden 20 II inspires viii 90 more for the la
ci6catien ard the prosperity 81 lfsiloH' af9 "
sintain The stability and Integrity o. the 3r.ish
supire, tssr sll he rcnal lave tsst were ever
yskStG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23

rogue giving foe entering the house said he
had heard that Mr. had bur recently returned from
Caforpa with suornt Of gold duss and he wished
to relieve him OF A. M OF IL
TIE Case Of bia,f a,etI Lohrens --The investigator
th. woman, the mistress OF Otto Grun
zig has been soiog on last week past before JUS
ties ostorn conourted ~ Mr.. Blunt, the District At
toiEey Several witurrsss bsve been examined which
all tend to place The suit Margaretta Lonrens OF
placing the poison ,h premises Of Otto russg WHICH
oauted the death OF Gtuhgg'. vile Ono or two otnex
papers will be for sardea 10 v-rnor Hunt for his de-
liberation There appears 10 be already enough shown
10 these sdayits TO further interpretation BY
the Executive
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23
Police lptsliy0cnce.

I1fe'sre Robbery If Sitr,r Ware-A mysterious rob.
Rry was refpetrated on Saturday night between the
hours Of seven and twelve O'clock at the silver ware
msnufactory situated ut No lol Duane street. owned by
+ III. Cooper Co.. from which the rogues carried OH
silver gobets, pitchers, trumpets napkin rings sugar
bstketr, two masonic medals one engraved ia 1918;
bread baskets &ovslued in all Mt 50 500 The property
was taken from the iron safes by means Of false keys
The young man who was In charge Of the premisee
vtited the theatre on Saturday hight and during his
abfebce the premises were entered and robbed Officer
Norris, one Of the Chefe aids arrested this young
On sWpicion Of being concerned Ia the robbery. lie
was taken before the Chief Of Poiice and detained,
~ Bold and Dfsppate Bur CLARA man calling himself
John Mitchell on Saturday night caught concealed
in the upper part Of the dwelling house No III Forsyth
street occupied by MIR Patterson IL seems that Mr..
ard Mrs Patterson, on returning home Saturday
evening observed Hight ia the upper story bu. suppos
Ing IL 10 be their sister thought about IL Mrs
having occason to up TO the upper story to place
swey some clothing. onntsring the was a.tc-
nehed 70 lI6 man before her she med on. for
assftance, when the villain seized revolver from
table, srd sDsTped II st her person but It missed Gre
Tie rosber then sprsng for the window lowered him
ttf down 10 the pavement by the water pios De thi,
tine Mr. Patterson Rad given alarm 10 the street and
officer Hown q The rerta wa5d police, sucrteded IN
making The burglar rrisoneT Justice Timpson ON.
L.i.ad pin x rSsor to- Ia 1t tbs Nce- Gour, =.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23

JOHN VAN buren, GOING SouTu We have heard
it very softly whispered that our brlian. prQege,
John Van Buren,, the brightest and burning son Of
Lindenwaid, has some idea Of purchasing cotton
or rice plantation in South Carolina or Alabama,
and Of retiring entirely from the northern regions,
to the more copgenial, intellectual and sunny eli
mate Of the south. 1t is suspected that John, dur
ing the last two or three years, has become tired
and Disguised with the social system and social ha
bits Of fashionable and political life in this latitude,
both Of the white and colored races Of the popua-
ton. The brilliant days of stock operations ami
''stacd preachiDgs Of the gospel" with plenty Of
the 'spoils Of Office which existed ten, fifteen, or
twenty years ago. when his excellent father was
President, our old friend Jesse Hoyt was Collector
and John himself the very prince of good fe-
lows" have all vanished and gone to the tomb Of
the Capulets,'' along with the verdict of the jury
which was brought in the other day against poor
Edwin Forrest, and in favor Of his late beautiful
wife, now tie brilliant and extraordinary Madame
Sinclair, the great actress Of the day.
II there should be realization Of this whispered
idea, in the future history Of John Van Buren,, We
think it will be one Of the happiost turns in his life
lie possesses high talents, great wit, much fine
nary law, mixed in with the gospel at long inter.
vals but still he has address and akill in pub
lie life, than research or deep digging ct the bar
John Van Brren is just su:h man as ought to be
o Southern leader in Southern politics. He ought
to own one Of the largest plantations in the South
with tive or three hundred lat negroes, all as happy
Is the day is long. When he shall reach that point
in lis interesting biography, he will have ascer-
tanned what we have for many years insisted on :
that the abolition notions OF the Northern fanatics
are the merest trash that ever were invented, and
that the comfort the happiness, and the social po
sition Of tho African race in tho South, are pract
cal facts in sound philosophy, which no theorists
can shake, and no idealogists can convince any
sensible men to be wrong for them. If John
shall 60 South, and become a wealthy planter and
great statesman, he may yet occupy the position
which tho late celebrated John e. Calhoun left
vacant, and which is yet unoccuped.
In the meantime, We would respectfully ask the
frienos Of our great favorte-not the father but
tho son Of whether there is any good
foundation FOR the story which has been whispero
Of his coming destiny!
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The Accident on thc ErIs Railroad.

bliohlr REQ ~ lbOI
Ma Gonp0y nFNNFTr
SIR the arttal that publish in your papr Ia regard
to the accident that To- place AZ ths place the 18th
3De fstewoed d The iecks Ia regard 10 the Con.
dGcter ard Ensmesau aud Il you rsirscked your
statement we ttul commerce rrosecutir syante you
ith with ftr Lse and not oney you Buet all otbe that
yublih the same
siei DEERE ABISTER pR0GERs
CoId n kngineusE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23

E5-Mr. Downing publishes, in our advertising
columns, statement relative TO the recent case in
court II any person Of good taste, aftor reading
the explanation, be not satisfied with Downing's
card, We advise them TO try dozen Of his best
oysters either raw or roasted, and if they not
then perfectly content, We give it up.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23
Marina a Nate

LsuHcH -Mefsers. Lupton a McD.arm.d viii launch
to- day at twelve O'Clock, from their lard Green Point
the sesmer Csais Of coo tone 10 run between Botton
and cslsis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23
Court Cai1.aar-rh,. Dnv.

SUPREME Counr -G.n.rai Germ Nos ID IS, 1e, II,
20, % 20 so, 81, SO, 81, as, li9 Special Term
Judge Edmonds viii nod special Term on THURSDAY,
Friday and Saturday next
USIEp STATES DisrstcT CouRT.-Eos ~ IS, 81, %,
so, 81, 90, 90, "a, s5.
CoNsoS PIEAs.-A cause still on; other trial win
be tss.n Up this term Part &c rl Term adjourned
General reYn for trpess from justices and Marine
Courts commence tina General Term for arguments
viii not be beid M til the irsr Monday in March.
SUpsnIoR CouRt - (rWe branches Mos 50, 10. l3,
l24 as4 $50 3s6 s5s 81 aUs, aoT, 400 l57. 4i2 AS
AZ, as, li5 Si2 3i7 80 2ss 1884, a. 27l ea, 1885, 4z
42i, 42b.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23

So 90; Business Coats 50 Flock and Dress Coati S.
Satin, silk and I'll, simere Yeats 5o Alpaca CoA. 81
Linen 81; OyercoaB SO oaks So variety CT ssasona.
bic Goods cheap, oorner nassau and Beesman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23

400 pairs Lace aud uusii


the shape harmonic with tho WeAxer are
mede 10 order by GREEN, Astar House.
l,4OO pairs Lace aud NJ nslin Curtains,
~ cost OF Sc 10 $40; Lace
from 81 TO $40; $40 TO $S9 N. q.
Dealers Asd families ind the best in tho
city 1T kelly FEsGUsoN's. at No. 269k Broadway.
store extending back 70 nea ado street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23

wish Cater Boots nitd Boots and Buskins. TO pro
menade this glorious oeoaion-f wish White Linen
CATERS White attn ana Ke Slippers for EVENING" In
da Rubber Boots and shoes, shoult ths wessr prove
ss,my, tsae cur advice, snt 30 to b. EILLEAS, lN
Can a. atf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23

Fans.-A1ways on hand, n large assert
msnt suitable for .hs Opera or evening passes Also
Ornaments Lnbn's Extr Lce great variety at rsHe
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