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Nj W HAVEN AND New IL
IN GUNNER ArrnDgeui 81 t,--Gu

NEW HAVEN AND new ~
~ summer Arrangep ton
August IN, 1882, trains Mill con ,
lIavon ut 1880 A. M. Acoomn0 ~ -ini
stopping ~ all stations lips 4, =
ford, Connecticut river, TYNE aud
Ing with the steamboat al reiiT,n
Providence and Newport a.it z !
for Now London, stoppirt y an a.
don at $50 A. N. Acoommpis uicl
stopping 1T all stations. y - a "A
Connecticut river, GULL a snd ,
leaving Newport, Provid, nce and
ing, on arriving at New bon ION
York. $3.50 p. N. Accom- - alton
stopping NJ all stations VIC II
leaves New Haven or tie Airlrol
Train from New York. Tie diFa =.
leaves New Haven on the arrival
Train from New York. mo trHibs
$50 A. NJ. and 1910 "A. 81, oornsu.
New Yorh Train Mt e:Hh 4 v an'
the $3.50 r. n. Train from New Lon
Trains st New Haven for Hartford
York, the same evening.
Nv HAvwu. Auguss ". isf
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CORsETS AND BELTS sr An
~ turers, Delbssque, fillauf Ge
Paris. Speciality and srpcri,ufF q
Csrsets for ladies' toileti eNnp
Corscts and belts aeoorasrs tygl
rsnted by the medical optnm.t'Nr
low quality sold by the utpetlt
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TAxyANy HALL sEprxxsEK 18Th; ma1THs
General conmittee. VIII be In sseson ~
Tsmmsny Hall and AFTER she 4th Of Octobe 1872 from
Sc clock A. n 10 o'eiock p. N. THOMAS J. BAkR.
Chairman Of Naturahz alton COMMITTEES.
Mo BRITISH GOLD WANTED HERE!!
IN Democratic Regular Nominations.
FIERCE, KING, AND VICTORY.
TIE Democratic Repu blcan Electors Of the
Third congrt ssionsl Distrat. -
Cen rrsine che First Second, Third, fifth and Eighth
Wards OF the city of New York.
Are requested tn assem- blc In their might
On Wednesday evening, at 7 o'clock.
October 20. 1862;
At the
CcTreT Of Franklin street aud West Broadway,
To respond to the
Nomination for Congress of
GENERAL HIRAM WALBRIDGE
We vHo all democratic brethren, who opposed TO
the Of british gold 20 corrupt the American press
and tho interference English abolt0njss in cleo
TONS to come forth on this occasion.
Tho following eminent and distinguished orators nave
been invited TO address the meetingon. William
ray Hon Mike Walsh Hon. ohm Van Buren, Hon. Robert
H. Morris, Hon. Redman NJ. Price, OF Now Jersey Hon.
Ihos n carr James Brady, ESD Hon. a. A. !hempson,
Gen: T. " K Wright Edmond BlAnkman Esq, A. X. May
nard, ESD Robert ID. Livingston Esq, william b. Atkins
ESQ., Col George Taylor, Capt Isaiah Rynders Enoch e.
Camp, Eco and other popular speakers.
FRANCIS FLEET. Chairman Of Convention.
r. II. T.nsDi' Secretaries.
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SALE, AT THE DIF-
bay, in tho Rappahan-
to mouth, fifteen hun.
20 delivered on board VI
los. II. HAYWOOD.
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COPARTaBRsnTa NUTfCBr.


COMPREHENSIVE sUTfCBn.
rI,HE ADVERTISEMENT THAT HAS APPEARED IN
IL the following New York newspapsrJ: Viz. lin tbs
18th Nth and 18th 1852 in the Journal of Sep
tember 18th 18th and 10Th 1852 and in the New Yor Herald
which ave taken place IN the firm Of Br
BEING not accurate the above sid advertisement Is made
between the subscribers under the firm u Jsaaiaucs
Brothers is disso, from this day Mr. Eugene
retiring from the concern The new coparner5hip here
be'ov o. Jcanjaquet Brothers J. authorized settle
affairs OF the concern. T. JEANJAoUET
- - CHARLES JEANJAQUET
Me- Nerysh hst Switzerland, Joiy q. 1852.
The business will he contipued by the subscribers who
have associated homsclyes this day under he style
the recent partnership Jules Larmisr Esq of at
torrey Of the recent artnerhp Is to continue
TO 'sn Tor the ne" ec-parsnsrnhp a. setggs.
GusTAvE JEANJAQUEr.
N, Nsp ya1t switzerland sJuly q, 1851
A RARE CHANCE TO MAKE 4 roRTUNE-WANTED
II partner with cash capital Of 500 10 engage IN
business that yields thirds profits. Address j. W.,
NO. " Eighth ayenue. New York. or :. t. No.t Taycte
street Philadelphia, between eleven and two o'clock
RESTAURANTS.
I AFAYETTE RESTAURANT, I2i WATER STREET
- corner OF Wall having changed hands the proprie
tor John Hardmeyer respectfully invites the gonemen
81 New York 70 his establihmcnt whore each day will be
seryedup In the hest style from 90 o'clock ~
cent dinners with the do6eaees Of the season. wines
liquors, and beer, of the first qualities.
TIVE INDUSTRIOUS STRANGER HAS ARRIVED PER
Jasper from Key West, Florida and will be ready 20
feast big trends this evening at ". d. BENsoNS aii
puroh par exceeueo) anuac ured suitable for dge tive
and Iaatable purposes as who eats turtle and
drinks punch aftorwards feels and acts should do
WHO wishes to be some pumpkins salust Gree trans
iatop.)
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! DWAY, UP STAIRS,
4 received, by st6Ams c
.,ods, aud that hefexhi.
nth Of October.
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
AS | INTEND LEAVING FOR EUROPE SHORTLY,
"A to make extensive arrangemsnts for spring goods
silks, and millinery goods which for beauty style and
specially draw the attention buyers; othr Wholesale er
retail them Of this opportunity will
'hf the io' f. SiIS cafESsrErN 90 Bow.ry
CIrY TRADE'-A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF RICH
sIsSSs s gSSS ps pSSs Dc :o in
plain and printed dc lsnes nernos, woollen and silk
TIFFANY & CUTTING, a,l Broadway.
MODES AND RoBEs.-r. GAvELIE, ISPoRrEE
en ssS'Tssi case, q isji ESods yi1; '-'
Dress caps new and rich head dresses.
Morning reception and breakfast dresses.
Fine psT,s enbroiderios
Dresses made order AID forvardoS 70 All part. Of tho
United States 52 Broadway opposite 81 Nicholas HOTEL
IL oashmerss and plaid rilks Several oascs above
Irwin "a cheap
- store q D. EDWARDS, G25 BrOadgay lneer Houston
ehemii. ties collars sleeves caps founcnss &c. This
eeired large lot q those beautiful french Woven
ehemise tes--rree, VS. cents
T AIDES CLOTHS MERINoss;, yELyETs, sc:-JUsT
q msrines ci5tss, and serets Also shswis msntiIis
'''l silks &' i5s Co..
SHAwLs, BLANKETS, AND DRESS GooDs.-rnE
~ teE stock IL the above DO found at the Howery
Savings Store 6 Bowery exhibited for sate in New
York.
Among the shawls are
1000 cashmere, long, and square shawls,
5000 elegant printed wool do.
1900 fine wool long DO.
and many other kinds all at tho lowest prices offered
Amongthe blankets are
Bath, Whitney, and Macknaw Of every size and quality,
all exceedingly cheap
A@ong our sssortment Of dress goods be found
Elegant Persian de LANES,
Every color Of Froneh merino,
A large lot Of paramcttas, -
nd lots ofnew styles Of goods never before offered In this
market. y. ". a. w. L. GILLEY,
Bowery Savings Store, l25 Bowery.
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INGUET LEPRIN,E 4 -
N broadway, N, r.. y cora li0n
ral Mandatory, New iors eni u
importation and Commissioa Gat,
Fixtures, Bull Cabinet ss'ls, spd
cription for furniture oov,lins,
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MACHINERY. AND
-, and warranted not 70
I JAS. NJ. Molly, ~
4 on AL the best ma
iessrs. Alcoeh, Allen ~
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BARCLAY GUARD THE ACTIVE, HONORARY, AND
- exemp. nembcvs of this corps are requested to as
emble at No Barclay street, "Wednesday evening Goth
nst at o'clock Punctual attendance particularly
quested. By order Of THE PRESIDENT.
DLUMBERS GUARD ATTENTION.-THE MEMBERS
OF this company, and all those intending the
annual target excursion, hereby notified that meeting
the election officers will be held evening"
October 18TH vt Haywards, No COZ broadway eight
o'clock precisely. BY order Of the company.
CHAS. ". BUCHANAN, Chairman.
1TENTION BLUES.-THE MEMBERS AND vOLUN-
IA tcc, Of Fire Company No. 80 formerly of Chrystie
street DESTROYS ooinng parade with the original Tomp
Eins Infantry to attend meeting be
hold at Hermitage Hall, on Monday evening, October
18th. o'clock. to enrol their for our target
excursion. By order of CHAS. WRIGHT, Captain.
BENJAMIN OAKLry, ORDERLY.
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yTALPNCINEs LACEs.-aANUTACToRY AWARDED
in Belgium for tho invention q Naieuein. yeils q
RABAIT co. reg inform the import jobbers aud
oners that they have inst opened theit stock Of thread
three cast q Broadw) consisting Of Naie1cines
lace uses black lace eupuros and collars coneurs5 and
iefs yacpoluos Wells s. 10 $500 each, tae
frat which has been made % the Kind.
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MAsON's REflNFD OTIS toR
Av1 burning. free from MI mp W. ~
gum, manufactured AID pr scot !
Barclay street, Now Yrs N0rh z
rhin,ry in the fair, aud rl ing y. re
Cos. lamps.
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Liquid Hair Dye.-MiIicr's Liquid Hair

aye DYING the hair whiskers the II IS APP
piled rvalltd by all competitors For sale aud
applied by the manufcturer Thomas Miller at his hair
bathing No 100 sixth opposite
Jefferson market N Il. Pr for applying the
dye Also for sale Coles dry goods store No $50 Broad
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DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN COUNTY RATiFIcA,,
ssnav e sr
hs n'as' s r1 70
ocieek 70 respond to the made by several
conventions 20 ncmnate officers to DO supported at e
to address the Pierre Soue. hon. Jesse D.
bright, Hon, Richard Brodh.ad Hon Robert D; WALKER,
L. Marcy, lion Hcrao seymour, lion sanford E. Church.
Ms Il s ss kaE " Sn leo
Mike Walsh Charles o,conor Esl;, John MeKeop. Es
Daniel T. siches Esl. Isai.h Rynders ESQ John Goeh
apnsss E E
e sn 's ny s noe q
Aaron b. Rollins Secretaries chas Conor Chairman Ju-
es; Richard Norris Chairman Convention; rho,.
Aunday Chas A. May Secretaries: Edward West,Chair-
sseretariss Jacob Oakley Chairman Mayoray ConSea
tion; Charles II. Ring, Secretary.
NOTICE-AT MEETING OF THE INDEPENDENT
on sns Ihsa n0a " @
% the .nS n %s A.
Esq, was unanimously nominated candidate for Con.
WILLIAM II. BAIRD. Secretary.
CIyTH WARD DEMOCRATIC UNION AssoCI ATOM
The members Of the above ass'caton request ID
%many Hall 10 respond The domination D. the
ss caT iS
9 csoSa,. Sn1 ,,pr Secretaries.
EEILow. cITIzENs-IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE H.
were made on tho a8d Of septcm err last to select
proper person for tho office Captain o. Police
Fifth wards ofthe city Of Brooklyn, citizen and
acts to the proper sSnna decide il!essty namely
to the legal Of sid Second Fifth wards There
said wards that or myself candidate for said once and
solicit the favor true dsmUeTss a. The ensuing cleo
Brooklyn October 10Th. 1852.
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What Is the Use In Trying oh these StuRs
advertised for hair7 Go right 70 the spot
0RANDJEANS Office. No. Barclay street.. where you
ma advice and remedies.
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Reduction ,n Price 81 Bogle,s Hyperion

Tlnd for restoring preserving and adornng the ha to the
f0ouin low viz Bottles formerly sold at 90 cents
reduced % cents u.s. to 81 cents; 81 to - cent The
many HERS limitations of this celebrated hair resora
the rubc under the lure Of has
the inventor to crush them by selling his famous
Fuid" at lower price than they afor1 TO sell
.her vile trash At the time he assures the public
that the yperou will always continue TO be good
heretofore given IL celebrity the globe.
This with Boges Electric Bair Dye and other repara
sold by his Ia the United States
sold in this city by A. b. d. Sands No 100
Fulton street; Rushton Clark Co.. No 2S, an Riee
Smith No 727 Broadway Cary Co. No. 23 Pearl street;
and by druggists and rerfumers throughout the vorld
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MADAME vFTAULT IN HH0
N1 informs the ladies sHg has Il
Franklin, n grent variety u tNter
tition will take place on a.stay
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'CnREE DOLLARS REWAtn-LosT. ON TUESDAY
2ist Of September last oil pointer dog, waite with
yellow spots the nsme Of Major lie IS well
known, and valued for services The above will
h. paid by returning him {, R0BEKT SINCLAIR, 7ol
broadway.
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sseuraud,s L,au,d Hair by. IS. w.,nou, az

sssea the very best invented 9swsrs
Boar curing ppler freckies alIo chaps rough
60 Foudre Subtitle upreots hair from part Of che
body LIQUID Rouge, Lily White aud Hair Gloss, ~ 81
WALKER street, Broadway.
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G~asa
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A coy wANrED-IN BR0KgRs OvyIcE-Nusr
z,p - s'ts s,
poYs WANTED TO LEARN GLASS currISo-.EvE-
ID raj active intelligent toys learn the
,sns S,essrsS Apply At 20 South am We sest yer
Yasi r. 70 The B,oeIya Flint cia. ''''''' '
DoY WANTED. roy, FROM THIRTEEN 10 r,r-
l.ssssss viii 10 rsesss Ars y Hss wal ,sss%
second story.
Rook AGENTS wsNTED.-FoUR INDusrRtous
whsi good can DO sven. None st
tive Dss' sER} Fh Nc sSsr.
u sois loaf estabahnsnt No 81 cha street. cans;ans
s@oy%sns g,sn Ssns SaS ssss sSs,s pssd tgrs
1iso a gold and Tin foil, 81 the best guai,y.
NurIcE--To THOSE WHOM IT Nay CONCERN
~ The advertiser ycang married man, u respectable
ssss shat Would s.rd nm living
sns ST sisd Scnd az s
bic reference from his lat employer whom
p En rso ny no. s
can be seen personally.
CEAAsTREss.-A RESPECTABLE Young PRoTEs
make dresses and DO any hind nsedlvork The hest Of
city references can he gwen She can - FOR two dys
atNe. ~ Horny street.
crEwARp FOR STEAMSHIP wAHTEp-A MAN
> tina. understands the susinsss a"d well
eowme ndea. Addrcis q. H., Gerald oihee.
ClTuATIoNs WANTED py TWO RESPECTABLE
- young women; IL good cook understands baking
inst washer and roncrthe other and
ress ambermaid aud cutting
and fitting The best Of city reference Please III ut No.
1T. Marh'e Place.
ITO TAILoRs.-wASTED-nY FIRST RATE cur
with many year experience IN ruttinS aud fitting
work. and the rough knowledge OF the tailor
business In all its branches permanent situation
class establishment The hest Of city references given
Adare,s, II. H., los 3,4j2 Post Office.
tho DRUGGISTS. - SITUATION WANTED, nv A
yeung Who has had several years experience in
the business and produce the beet Of reference d
dress r. NJ G., Herald ohce
TWO SISTERS WANT SITUATIONS ONE AS
Il 6rsb rate cook, washer and ipaner; tbe other
chambernaid and waiter, and to take Of children.
The hest OF CITY reference given Please to call at M 21
Mott street. second hOor. front room.
THO WATCH NAKFKS.-WANTED IMMEDIATELY, A
i good general iohher To whom fair and steady
employment will be given Apply stoie 2 Eighth
Reference will be reqrired.
ITO JEW ELLERs.-WANTED-A SITUATION TO
i snperintend ievery manufact by person who
various branches and 10 acquainted with making assays
and alleging gold. Address Jeseer, this Office
w ANTED-AT III NASSAU STREET SCHOOL
steamers and railroads boys for trades waters, and
coaehmep Places for girls ready. Applicants
closing ST. free OF postage describing the tuaton will be
promptly suited THOMAS SPiNk, Agent
VVANTED-TAMlLiES, HOTELS AND BOARDING
w houses wanting COED knd Mt MORRISS Of
fee Broadwy Reade street. first class female and
male help also frequently German French servaR Only
servants with good accommodations admitted. Terms
moderate.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
PERSONAL,

sz- BEE sxrH AND SEVENTH PAGES a
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Lines by VIM. Ross Wallace, Esq, to Dr.


Hail, benefactor! Thou shalt shine
To healthy almost divine;
Thy sntidote will heal oil ills,
And by the ma gic Of it's NIGH,
In time know, this bea uteous earth,
Once m re shall glow in Eden light.
Ar hail thee founder Of its second birth.
JOHN PYNE, 10 Ana street.
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TIE VNENI NJ W VI II
j continues open dbiiy front -
tie Garden, where all the sqAn.-fn
Cattle show all ,ren 90 il public
1T Madison cottage, corner ~ filth
s'reet. The ground will Ga ssatY
from the 18th unit. tEe .ttAat rn,t
tc'on tho ground Il cleei@ y 7 Z,
receive entries. On Thnrsiay egFu'
the anniversary address vita ha I'D
Dixon, of Hartford. opp Som I.l
Institute, will preside - SHAT nc
has been provisei 'or ~, srrt,us
tanned from any Of the ni7et ters ~
tie Garden. By arder oftae n.lrl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-18

THE OFFICE OF TIE NATIONAL LOAN FUND
Life Assurance Company, Of London Is removed from
No. Grand streetto Wsshnson street corner Of hsr-
Ger street. Jersey City where life be eff
Iected Medical Off attend daily at NJ California
risks taken Pamphlets containing rates and other informa
.son California rules furnished
J. LEANDER STARR, General Agent.
A. Z. Eossok. n. -. s. s. Keene. n. D.. Medical Kza-
miners.
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vTANTED-A SITUATION, BY RESFECrABIE
w young woman, TO do general h0usewok chamber
work No ol lection 70 the city refe-
Please esll Nc. li Mulberry street. back
m
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! .RfCAN INSTITUTE
u. I'M IL 10 y. ". ., Cas-
"a are complete. Tha
"A Wednesday, the 2fNh.
enue and Twenty third
the r. eeptlan OF stock
when all animals must
a daily attendance to
( at Metropoi'tas Hall.
'red by the Hon. James
nadgG, President Of the
isior. Excellent music
tickets free, may DO OBJ
I from the clerk at Gag
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sentence suieet and Rave it charged bsfore
you fpish hut IL Is less sting obeecve how
hairs will change their former col by the of
DAvIsS Rahvene. 1t not dye and produces the
bottle Ter sale Nos 800 Grand street: lge
Broadway 81 Barclay street, 10 Washpgs7n street; ST.
Hnoson street, 27 Bowery, York; l5 Fulton street,
and l46 Atlantic street, Brooklyn.
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TIIE MILITARY.

A TTENTION HERALD CUARDS-ALL MEMBERS
"A requested to meet at Fourteenth ward head
tera Monday morning tho 18th instant at TX o'clock
eisely. By order of JAMES ENNIS Captain.
W. sMyTH, Orderly Sergeant.
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a BOY wANrED-IN BROKERS OFYTcE-NUsr
"A good refsrsnoes Salary year, Gfsy eoars
apply hcm 10 ceIoSh, ~ "a Water rtrcet. Of
ptre n gtAiye.
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sIrsGEI.l..HE,lua.

/ Nm BUfINS NY ~ tl l"+ IT THE CHEAPEsT
storv IN w. wy, " y .ftf la. At the % the
soos ,pefs sno rrn.'.n A .t ng brooaelle. satin Dc
.no Isce Anu nusih eut s ta iornces, shades &C.,
81 oi tno Ineet nufvr, AAo the most fashionAtla
i ut A. M DAVE, Itactieai uphoister.rs so.-
Broadway. ~
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yIANTED-BY 4 STEADY YOUNG WOMAN, A
w situation nurse and smstress she s fully oompe
tent % take the entire charge Of child from its birth aud
also make all kinds Of cbllrens clothing and 10
other Kind Of plain ewing Has four years OF The best II
city reference Can be at 3 Eighth avenue between
Twenty seventh and Twenty eighth streets.
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gEms,V AIS.

AZ tailoring establishment " No A6 Broadway oorns
Of Brooe street. and havng opened entire stookD
cloths cassmeres and vostng all Of this TALL I'm portaof
would be pleased TO rective cs from his old custowe1
friends truetng by strict attention TO husnossse
merit continuation Of their patronage The best talen
In the cutting combined with his
long practical exp rie the business viii be 8 sufoism
for the style Of work rs we'll as the prompt
cution Of orders. j. Y. BOOTH,
No. as6 Broadway. corner Of Broome strssA
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WANTI D. by PROTESTANT GIRL, A SITUATION
w cook washeS nd ironer. Tho hiyhest -sferen
Apply for Two or three days No. ls6 Forsyth street. In
the
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yNANTED-A SITUATION, BY A HIGHLY RESPECT.
~ able young girl, to do ehamterwork and waiting
cbRmberwork, plain sewing and take of children
oduce the beet Of city reference Can DO
at her last employers No. ~ Pacific street. South Brooklyn
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7 q ST- PROBABLY ~ AN EAST BROADWAY
IL stage, key beionene one Of Day New us COM
bhation Jocks. The md l - suitably rewarded, and
receive the THANKS OF the by leaving with Msssrs.
Day q Newell, SO Broadwav.
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Cristadoro,s Hair Prescrvat,ve aud Beau

sHer, BY s qualities ves and tone TO the
scalp and by it's application destroys from the interior
tho skin all secretn thus surface
perfectly healthy and alahsstar like and giving tn hair
full scope fer its rapid growth Manufactured and sold by
CRISTApORO, No. Astor House.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-25
D. S. WILSON SEc'Y
Democratic County Convention.

Agreeable to call of the Central Committee
of the county, the democracy held Conven
ton at the Court House in this city, on Saturday
last.
The Convention was organized by calling
John Emerson OF Iowa township 10 The Chair,
and appointing D. S. Wilson Of this city Secre-
tary.
Appropriate and we'll timed remarks were
made by 7 Rogers, J. G. Shields, John McCar-
ron and D. A. Mahony.
A fter the business of the Convention had been
transacted it was ascertained that Col. Mcllen-
nv was present, who had been honored by the
Convention with nomination for the Office oil
School Fund Commissioner, and he was called
upon to know whether he accepted the nomin-
alton. The Col. came forward and responded
in most conclusive and patriotic speech. Eve
| rythinr passed off in a most harmonious manner
and all left the CONVENTION under the wholesome
conviction that ii was good for them TO be there
This result may be considered an earnest o
what will be done at the ballot box in Apr
next.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-25
Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun.
WAsHINGToN, Feb. 4, 1852.

The Public Lands ind Internal Tmprorsments-
The Census Printing-Meaas Of haci"g ii
UeH d0nc-Unioa Of the dcmocratS-.Mr
James Tariff Scheme &c.
The annual discussion of the policy IF grant
ing lands to the New States for railroads and
other improvements is going on in the Senate
Mr.. Fetch has just concluded his exposition OF
the views of the committee on public lands III
regard to the subject. The policy of libera
grants TO the new States is established and cam
not be changed. 1t Is perhaps the best DISPOSE
make use Of it Tor the purpose OF promoting the
population and Improvement OF the new Suites
We best establ sh the public credit and best
promote the public revenue, by increasing the
number and ability of those who contribute
to the support OF the S ates aud General Govern
meat.
The indications here, during the last week,
as to the State Of political affairs, are that the
democrats, Of all shades and sections, after a
sharp contest among each other FIR the advan-
taee ei each respective clique, will art.ly
unite up the nominees of the Baltimore Con
yenion. Each company may drill separately
but they will al! fall into The ranks at the gener-
al muster on the LIST Of June.
| learn that the ultra free trade men of New
York aud elsewhere have received information
from Washington. on which they rely, that S.'n-
ator James tariff scheme will not receive dem
ocratc support. In my opinion, it is likely to
receive a national support, and the democrats,
as a party, will not resist it.