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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-13

- Oh. \. o. rIeHKn ss.1s,- S.
1890 g N. g &c public + ~ vsrle-s
i 0Geo a ~ - e u III n m S 8.
street between Broad and Msrshsli sfrsss - 3!
door from the corner a. ~ - -
oh. RARKKlf having remo,.a s.
ffaDklin street, few doors beIosv - .t g
Exchange, and Opposite to Triaitv Churrh i -.
former Office Corner Of Maj and 18th street.s =
for rent has been occupied e. 3 physician. ~
nee for ten or Twelve years past sps-fr
HAYES X. SUTTON. HoTArv
- PUBLIC --Particular attention MA a. =
writing DEEDS and other legal fnstrumenss To- -
COLLECTING CLAIMS Of ali kinds. f5f;sss - g
the Law building, Richmond, We 80 =
viii pay the market price for Bounty L.,s
Wasiahs. feH
2S To the Citizens or Rfchm.rs
and Strangers Visiting the Cir,
II you wish to have your hair cut end dressed =
the most fashionable and tasty manner. an rar- =
wbiskers changed to beautiful black or br!s.,r '
then cal at the American Hair Dressing. Shaw,
and shampooing Saloon, under the American Ia
tel
N Blot, cold and shower BATHS ~ -,
hours. Price IS cents, or 1--WE tickets for 81. '''
ap l2
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We see it stated in an Arkansas Journal thu,
Ross, the chief of the Cherokees, has ascer.
tanned that the survey of the line between that
territory and the State of Arkansas was either
or enormously surveyed, which
deprives the Cherokees ola strip Of land COM
prisng population of 5000 persons, and il
worth a million of dolarsarunnng along the
,,n breadth "a p, Of the from the Missouri
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-13

GUANo.-The official returns from Perm
show that the exports of guano for the past
year reached 20,500 tons, $4,000 of which
went TO the United States, and the remainder
to France and England. Large deposits Of
this now important article of commerce have.
been discovered on the coast of Chill, at abou,
lat. 23deg.. 5min., the quality of which is said
to be equal TO that of the Peruvian. The shin
Lucas has just left Valparaiso. says CORES.
Ponoent OF the Herald, with 500 tons for the
United States, and should its fertilzing mali.
ties be adapted to the wants of our soil. a large
business will doubtless Spring up in the article.
as II can be procured with less difficulty. and
Islands," "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-08
Musical and Theatrical.

CoScrRr IN METROPOLITAN Hall To-NGur.-A grand
vocal and instrumental concert of this evening in
Metropolitan Hall, in which Mdlle. Camille Urso, the
young French pioiinise, Madame and NJ Oscar Comet
tsnt Herr Feitlnger NJ Bouanger and Signor Urso
to take part The proceeds of the concert for the
benefit OF the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum and this
fact combined with the atractiveness Of the programme
will doubtless secure full house.
Tx THEATRES The entertainments announced for
this evening the respective theatres and other places
amusement such must draw large audiences. For
particulars refer readers to the advertiseme
and programmes Madame Anna Bishop with toersbly
fair opera troupe appear at Nibos Miss Julia Dean
the broadway Waack IA celebrated actor at his theatre
Broadway near Broomc street. Burton with hts star
paDy, at Chambers street; Hamblins dramatic com.
pany, with Eddy and Miss Heron at the Bowery; and
Mr. Jones, Mrs Nichols and Mcssrs. Cony, Taylor and
Master Cony at the National At the American Museum,
Ctrstys Opera House, Whites Varieties, aud Wood
Minstrels the usual pleasing entertainments offered
fer the amusement Of the dramatic public.
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Atrecssus Attempt 60 Murder the Editor
OF the Herald.

OF the Herald.
II is now three weeks stree most diabolical at
tempt was made to destroy the life Of Mr.. Bennett,
the propsietor and editor Of the NEW YORK HERALD,
by means of . torpedo, or internal machine. Most
proyidentiay however, the character Of tie instru
ment was discovered in time TO guard against ex-
plosion, and the viliany medtated proved abortive
Since then we have, for several reasons refrsned
from giving any publicity to the circumstance, but
kept il as private possible. One of our reasons
for adopting this course was, that We might no.
Illustrate the efforts Of the officers Of justice to
trace out this affair to its authors and concocters
Up to the present time, however, their exertions
have not been wholly successful and there lon
ger any motive for conceang the facts in the case,
and as no injury result from their Publication We
proceed to lay them before our readers in detail so
that they may see how premeditated and deeply
planned was this cowardly atrocity.
About halfpas O'Clock on Monday evening, the
18th ult., Mr. Bennett, came from his hotel the Ir-
wing House, to the office. few minutes after his
arrival, parcel was brought to him by one of the
clerks Of the publication office, who had just then
ceived 1t from hackman, with the simple explana-
ton that a gentleman in his coach, then opposite
the door. had desired him to leave it In the office.
The parcel OF cylindrical FORM about ix inches
in leRgth, wrapped in common brown paper, tied
with green ribbon, and securely sealed with red
wax, bearing the impression Of a cent 1t bore the
direction -
FOR
PROPRIETOR AND EDITOR.
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Marine Affairs.

Eastern sInpNiLpiNG.-The carpenters OF Maine are
building ships 10 much cheaper than they do at New
York and elsewhere that shpyards Of New York and
other places have been idle except for the
construction Of steamships Some OF these Maine built
ships good vessels but generally they much ue-
or to New York and MAJ sachusets built ships that
the difference in cost more than compensated for by
the In few year. The G5rdiner Banner mentions
that It Richmond, Ne, thiiteen vessels mostly ships,
have been launched the present NewbVpo He-
raid.
Tuy GREAT BRlTAIN STEAMSHIP. - News has reached
Dublin by the late Cape Mail, through NJ rabuteau
Esq that the Great Britain steamship from Liverpool
spoken twenty three days out, and within six days
fsil ofthe Cape Of Good Hope all we'll.
Laurcmsp-At Newcastle Me-. 2sth ult ship Duke OF
wellington Of SEQ tons built and modelled by Mr. A g.
Austin. MIR, A. Il about laying the keel Of q clipper
chip go feet oog AZ feet beam and % feet depth Of hold
TO be called the Iron Duke.
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MON r Y M A r. X e r !.

SUNDAY. Nov. 7-SP M.
At the close Of the stock market yesterday dull.
heavy feeling prevailed and the tendency Of prices
downward. Hud,on Railroad and Long Island at the.
first board yesterday particularly buoyant and the
transactions unusually large; but the activity not
sustained and prices dropped before the close Morris
Canal took start day two since and has been
tanned We learned q few DAYS ago that movement In
the stock was contemplated since that time has ad.
vanced nearly three per cent Nicaragua Transit is ir
demand at improving prices The Prometheus sailed yes
terdsy for Nicaragua with nearly six hundred passen
gers Norwich Bloomington and Harlem continue quiet
and neglected prices are, however, well sustained
There 10 complaint Of want of money Loans are
easily negotiated and rates Of interest rule at low points
The banks are easy and are steadily increasing sup
ply of specie All the indications are in favor of an easy
money market and we see for apprehension or
distrus regarding the future. Notwithstanding all the
evidences Of permanent prosperity which surround u.s. 1t
appears almost impossible 20 get up any speculation In
fancy stocks and the brokers' who now the principal
operators In the market must content themselves With
the ordinary fluctuations and realize when they can
The expectation Of specie from this port during the
past week and duiing the year has been as annexed
SHIPMENTS Oh SpEcIE PoRr er New Yonx
Steamer Europa, Liverpool, Am. gold. ..... S02 32s
Do Washington, Bremen, Am gold. 25 $50
DO DO 40 ao' 90 90 do, : silver 25,ooc
DO 90 DO gold DUST. 5O75.
DO 40. 40 German silver 2,025.
Total from Oct 80 TO Nov 6............... sIS977a
PREVIOUSLY reported 231o8137
ro''lfr'''a -........ ..,.........t ~ as glc
IL hsiasi 4@.i.-.s = =. .isl,a. s..., 49, l..s
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This address had been clipped from q copy of the
HERALD, and pasted on a piece of white paper,
which was secured to the outer envelope by sealing
wax, impressed with an American half dime. The
"private and with care,' was badly printed with q
pen. Just over the direction, and also printed with
. pen, On the brown paper, were the words
NATIVE SILVER AND COPPER ORE
FROM THE CUBA MOUNTAINS
WITH LETTER INSIDE THE BOX
Under the ribbon which tied the parcel was =
finely glazed or enamelled card, directed follows,
in the same manuscript PRINT
Senior v ALCAZOR
OF CUBA
For MIR BENNETT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-08

MEMORIALS AND LETTERS OF Mr.. WEBSTER The
letter of Mr.. Webster's executors, respecting the
unauthorized publication of his familiar correspon
denco and memorials, will probably have the effect
upon certain parties here and elsewhere of restrain
ing their surprising admiration Of the deceased
statesman since his decease. At all events there
can s no doubt that the desire of the executors is
to stop the unauthorized traffic by unauthorized
persons in the private history Of Daniel Webster;
and we trust their reasonable wishes will be re.
spected
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Personal Intelligence.

1t stated, the 4th instant that Mr. Thomas
ing, Of the firm Of Barring Brothers London had sailed
in the steamship Europa for Liverpool This was mis-
take Mr. Barring is still in New York. ard we regret to
learn that he is detained by sickness Mr. b. has been
confined at his hote-the Clarendonior the last ten
days. by attack Of influenza and his medical at
endant was entirely opposed to the idea of his leaving
the city at the time the Europa sailed lie slowly
recovering, and understand, will leave for England
next Saturday should his convalsscence continue to
nrooyess fay ablv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-08

From the suth.
ESCAPE OF THREE PRISONERS FROM THE BALTIMORE
JAIL-TwO RECAPrURED, ETC.
BALTIMORE, Nov. Z, 1852.
The mail is through from New Orleans, blu. there Is
nothing Of interest in the papers. Three prisoners
named William Gaut John Daley, and Joseph Conner
escaped from Baltimore jail th, morning by cutting
through the bars window, and get ing the w4
by means Of ropes made OF bed-cothing. Daley and
Conner we're arrested during the day. but Gauls ID still
at large lie confined on charge Of numbering a
German named Rasche whom he hot dead In the street
during the afternoon OF July 4.
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Mails for Europe.

TIE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
TIE Cunard steamship Niagara Captain Stone will
cave Boston at noon on Wednesday, for Halifax aud
Liverpool. The European mails will close at one and
h,es o'clock to morrow afternoon The New YoRK
wKsK1Y HERALD will be published at halfpast nine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-08
M'Lan.'s Worm sp.c,nc.-The following

Bh0wS the VII thlB grcat
cine has created wherever it ha been introduced
BLossBURG, Tiogs Co., Pa, March 3d. 1850.
Gebtemenin consequence of the great consumption Of
your Worm Specific in this place and vicinity, have
trey exhausted stock We should feel obliged by
forwarding via Corning y. y twenty Dozen with your
BILL the cepion of which will remit the money
From the wonderful effects of said specific in this nsighbor
hood there could be sold annually large quantity TO be-
had (wholessle and retail) from local IL
would compensate for trouble and expense OF venc
think could make it to your advantage to do
Yours, respectfully, VIM NJ. MALLORY.
Messrs j KIDD L. Co. Per W. E. Porter
For ssle by all the principal druggists in New CITY,
Druggists referred to Boyd Paul 40 Cortard street. ana
c. v. Clckerer & Co, 81 Barclay street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-08

TrLEcRAruie AGEScY EuRorE Our commercial
readers referred to Mr. hunters advertisement in
another column; and those having occasion to transact
business the wires, will find In Mr. Hunter most
active faithful and intelligent agent and who has
superior facilities for lranacting the business in which
he Is engaged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-08

yoUrH STAINED BY ROBBERS

YOUTH STABBED BY ROBBERS
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 7, 1862
gang Of rowdes broke into he cabin Of schooner
living at Race street wharf schuy kill last night for the
purpose OF committing . robbery. Charles Muncey,
youth resse them and received stab In the alb
domen. Two OF the robbers have been arrested.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-08

The James Adger ut Charleston.
CHARLESTON, Nov 8. 1852
The mail steamship James Adgsr from New York, ar
rived at her wharf at two o clock this morning.
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sale Of his Wahpene Indian vegetable pre- psraon
changing hair 70 Its original color and curing Sadness
IL is given by all The statement that Lovett made in
his pamphlet in relation to the effect produced bv his
"Wihpene," is true and particularly the third
page, under heading "Resd and DO convinced no one
has contradicted IL, called him prove IT,
there has been about twenty bottles of the pretended
provemen sold at the agents. in the city Brooklyn
this months,
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ing and heRuvng the hairThe desirable soilet
iee in the verdi Ladies try it, Il costs but twenty-five
cents in large bottles and is sold by all dealers
throughout North and South America Europe, and thsA
Islands Of the ocean. T. THOMAS LYON, sl Broadway.
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Mourning CIoaka and Ronnets.-The Most

extensive assorlmei Of mourning cloak ana b,nnets
the United States now exhibition at Bartholomew
Weeds New Mourning Store, SOL Broadway ALSO, we'll
selected stock IL dress goods consisting Of every article
desirable, in full and hsltmournng Please marx The
name, and number. BAkIhoIOhEW o. !" Ell, NJ
pcariy opposite the Metropolitan Hotel between
gpri nd Pr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-08

club foot and spinal instruments complete assortment
Of the most improved russe for adults and children also,
female supporters various kinds suited all belts
for piles and roapsu snd lace stockings and knee
weak joints. Office. No IL Ann street. the Museum.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-08

SICKNESS AT BAHAMA IsLANDs.-Capt Burnham,
Of the bark Yubc which arrived this port day from
Nasasu October 25 states that the cbolsrs
" VI - ns~e rn@' 80 sNd ttst n~a'i tG1iy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-08

Of embroidered collars chemsettes, sleovea wells, "a
ces, Sc, would do well to inspect the stock OF D.
kDWARDs C25 Broadway near Houston street TIT
lot Of style pointed lace collars also another invoice
Of those baStful plated chomsette fronts Nh cents
ZACH.
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CloaIxs! Clonks az Frank Bennetts

BroadwsyFraDk Bennett Co having Just ed
and extensive supply Of beautiful cloaks consisting of
trely patterns, wrought In the most tasteful and
elaborate manner and offered at the lowest prices mot
Vicinity.
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The Public are particularly reminded

that there nothing in existence superior even
equal to Crstadoros Liquid Hair Dye The transcendsnt
rs Of this article firmly established tints
it betows Interchangeable and natural Manufactured,
sold and applied lin private rooms) by CRISTAD0RO Ne.
6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-08

FROM THE BAY.-There have been one or two
arrivals from the Bay Of St. Lawrence since last
From Captain Larrock Of the schooner G. Rogers We
learn that Captain Campbell of the Devastation has been
superseded and the son Of Admiral Seymour has taken
the vessel to Halifax Gloucester Telegraph 9Th inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-08

tie toward inducing those who are health
To examine the incontroverble evidence of the
raeulous power Of Dr. Watts Nervous Antido.e From
own experience could say mueh but the evidence
open to all who sock his Office 42f Greenwich street
and the remedy had without found ben
fetal will content myself with saying all in the pur
suit Of health not heedlessly Watts Nervous
tidote. JAMES d. T0RREY, IL Spruce street,
Depot l92 Nassau street.
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fer for CLOSING Identifying engthening and re produ.
cling the hair when becme thin stopping from comue
out well imparting beautiful nstre dsposng
the hair to curl 1t has not its equal in the coantry 1t 10
Manufactured and sold by CRISTADORO, 5Astor House.
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oepton or yaon tho best invented Beware
Of pu6ed dyes Equally celebrated is Gouraud Medicae6
Soap for curing pimples feckle salownes chaps rough
neer, &c. Poudre Subtitle uproot har from
body. Liqu Rouse Lily White and Hair Gloss, at 67
W alker street, near Broadway
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PRIVATE AND WITH CARE

OFFICE N W CORNER OF FULTON AND NASSAU SITS
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Hair Dye the best yet discovered for colorng the hair
whskers the ment It IL applied The wonderful
certainty with which this gorte and old bshed
Dye performs IL astonishing 1t il for eale applied q
BACHELORS Wig Factory, No Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-08

OF wigs onnced the most perfect imitation Of
ture yet invented Thosa wanting superior avtcl
should call at BATCHELORS celebrated Wig Factory No
Wall street. wi ere lie found the largest hest
fortment in the city. Copy the address
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10 the splendid Baltimore clipper Alb1s now A. her
Are ntere,ted in shipping should certainy examine the
IS they are unsurpassed In every con-
essental the comfort and convenience
sensers. Day Of ssilirg Nov. To-
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UmDD0
ssSs; q :::
good remedy f.. coughs ;SSs
yiIrs. Hays. Brooklyn; zeber Phiisdsphs. and BY
druggists generally.
As Steadily the ss.bisme aovv or Water
s Mr ciss malls e. m:
Is a sas %mnslss a n:
AS dgnih.d simplicity ard AZ happy continuation OF
monsry ills.
1T Is not for day, nat for all sinle.'-
Mrs JERvlSs Cold Cand, still continues it's usefslAsss
% %
sr ES@ss sn s
generally.
Clay. Taylor, Bent"a, Van Buren,, an6
sTndrsds Of shs. men have c,rs :. the
plants y is well-oOr conscientious rsmedys
y zssss TSi.s stree. ssi::
Ghesnnt fsret pnadelphi, sr'. Hays Fsitnn street,
The Man OF Taste and Refinement evincex,
hs oa 1 awas S 81 liz sss d me
meet sns .oa
he gives lis orders to GREEN. No AstOr House.
Fashionable Clothi"s, SO essential La ~
country like this where the rich and the lowy regard
SER e ns street. where
article Of dress be purchased the most reason
shment 10 William street, between Fulton and John
Pants and tine heavy french matarai equally
as good, but much lower in price than Broadway
Rich OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 4 Louasberry,
as Pearl street are now prepared to exhibit their fa
rich tapestry, Brussels three ply and ingram car
"t trades al which hsS are STEERING At
prices that challenge competition
Cheap Chinn, Crocl5cry, and Glass Store, 30
crates Of white stone Dining sets us pieces for
complete - for S. Also 100 doaen
white cups and aueer for four sbnss dozen of twenty
a ss Glass 'm'is'' Dozen WI.
Dry goods mt great Observation-Disclosures 81
Leadbeater 34 Broadway of Leonard street
this city, Splendid mouslins de LANES for shilling
yard Of dark winter coloIs ELEGANT silks At sa shilns
meres, he, &c., equally cheap
Teas-The best assortment or Fine Teas
will be found at the store of the Canton Tea Company,
No 5 Chatham street between Pearl and Roosevelt the
that they can better Where either Wholesale
retail They have now no branch stores
Paris ClOaks Il Mantilias for November,
The subscriber has inst received and will have ready for
surprisingly ieautfu garner modelled !y the most eels
trated Partisan artists velvet ladies' cloth, satin cash
serms cFo BuMPfS, Paris Cloak and Tsutlis En-
porium SCl Broadway
To Shoemakers-What further evidence
do want Of the merit and usefulness Of Singers Sewing
tabshmenta United States besides they been
See advertisement headed Singers Sewing Msshines
Elegant French and india Wedding Cards.
engraved the latest STYLE Embossed and plain Wedding
envelopes Of the most mportaons from Paris and
fine silver door Pae,h seal On 'ca
sro.dway corner Of Duane street. Established $50.
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the relifiousy inspiring Niagara the
for MR. JERVISs Cold CANDY People SMILE ana
it mere candy. hn. il has unmarried with sugar
which used TO make the en psties easy 10
digninsd simplicity and happy eombination OF
natures herbs ever human mnsraton applied TO pull
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At a Meeting or the Members OF Phoenix
@ anty street, on ahuraay evening" November 4h 49,
the following preamble and resolutions unaumOu
Whereas Mr.. Harrison Redaeid has faithfully served
space q seven yesr and during that time has Conducted
hme in manner calculated to call forth warmest
hsreas he has resigned the Gfes Of Foreman much to
in the discharge Of his arduous duties therefore
That n We tender him ou thanks for the
ways conducted himself, whether on duty of.
Ell h as'Gusa
nsster to .Ssst in the ae,fOrpanee q our duty
and he to lis ans gshsh n ss
friends sA NE sgF'' WILSON, aSs sErrrRs
SohS F H. nb bksbH & (: il i R BhRR
Foreman, Mr. Richard re- has resigned his office and
Of this SSmpaIy Which he has filled with
@ Il, That we hereby Sc to him
1has u fssrn from se he carries with
oithe company fss hIs future veli,re $50. '''''
s#t 4 EssSS Bss$
Whereas M John D. Wilson has resigned the office of
ss ''i %
shsss sender him thanks
and AhiEsy : aaT' 9S still '';G'1si Fr Ys
JOHN Fl NJ pf BRapf, &. H. Gnh aRs,
Resolved That copy Of .hs above resolutions be
the Fireman's Journal and Now York Herald.
Only One Placc.-Those Beautiful Crayon
dagureotypes for which the prize medal Of the American
1868 Broadway Call see them Pictures taken Ia any
westher-far cloudy, or rainy.
Co-Partnership.-The undersigned have
Vii. day formed for the ssnsac.ion Of
Pearl street corner Of Beaver stairs under the firm Of
WARREN S. PECK, oftbe late firm ofWans, Spear Co.
sAAL T sIMoNs, late with Mann, Spear s Co.
Cloaks! Cloaks at Frank Benefits, 3oI
Just 81 s
tirey new patterns wrought In the most tasteful and
specially solicit early call from the ladies Of New York
Laces, Embroide cries, &c.-Laiies I'm want
Of embroidered collars, chemsettes, sleeves wells Il
EDWARDS, caS Broadway, near Houston s.rsss. Th: i
s Of ney ye poned scs collars iss n aah
Of those beautiful plated chomisette fronts Nh cen"
Mourning CIoaks and Bonnets.-The Mos'
he United States syh,Sso. At Ba nl,o ws,i
selected stock 81 dress goods consns Of every article
S.,T.sle in full and WEED S Isl 81
Broadwsy peariy opposite Metropolitan Hotel between
Spring ard Prince streets. -
Aussrsl,a.-The Next Ship For Australia
s1sd se s SSs Of Wa sew r sss
are n,ese,tsd in shipping shouid cert,ny examine the
ssyss1s ESSENTIAL The and sonvenenoe of
sensers. Day Of sailing Ney. 10
AT,ue Friend 20 the People IL Knox, No.
IL s''r sSs
f matter how much other dealers may raise the
% S@as an, "a ys si.s. m .I pas. sway
"a