davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-26
FINE ARTS.

nAGUERRE0TYPE.--THRB BEST PLATES YET.-rHp
- ubseritor guarantees - perfect all s scAls patss
g.ss si9s nsdiss sl7 RSy nSsdssS Liberal ssiS
SsiV Aseat ia NJ uasulSsSI5esa. r iaiSsa H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-26
THE MILITARY.
ST.NcIAL NOTICES.


Two cOkTR ACTORS.-SEALED PROPOSALS WILL. BE
received until Wednesday, tho 9th day ober, at
and a. Upionport four miles from Harlem bridge and
lines and specifications for tho construction Of tho streets
and avenues drains cuycrts &c. and all other information
relating thereto, BIO obtained application Henry
rainier NY William street Stephen H. Feoks 100 Clinton
street Nsw York, and Richard Bradford 70 North First
all any Of tho s.imates il their interest TO
do
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-26
THE TURF.


L MON COURSE, J.. J:--TRoTTING.-oN MONDAY,
~ September Y, Mt o'clock, PM, purse 5000
20 the second hest horse two miles and repeat undor
saddle. .. Dimmock namos b. Jack Rosstcr; W Pea
body names b. m. Lady Jane; W. Wordruf r. a.
Tsconyi " Cor names ". s. Murdoch; A. Conckn names
m. Lady suffolk. Cars will loayo tho South ferry
Brooklyn for the Course O'Clock and return yheu
the sport j. over. Fare each way - cents
JOHN I. SNEntKFR Pfoprictor. 4.
CENTREVILIE COURSE, J.. I.--GREAT STALLION
" match for $500 three mile heats 30 pounds
1ctobsr fsth. Mr.. d. Tsnan b. h. ss LAwrsnss
VI. q. bpiacr namss b. u. Washington.
JOEL CoNKLTN, Proprisscr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-26
RE NOVALS.

II gNovAf.-TuE UNDERSIGNED HAS REMOVED
IN from Icrslecop xtyoet t. 7 Wnrron street, Brooklyn
GEO. w. HENNING0.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-26
RESTAURANTS.

GAVE CAVEi-TAKE CARE, o CAVE! As THE La
~ tin nguiststny, when thcy eater the Metropolitan ss
loon corner 81 White street aud Br away % pass an hour
81 the sccluson OF the groo Here Mt al hours may %
found the poets philosophers atudcns and ggnemsg o.
the metropolis Make OF tho hundreds ~ yitcrs
have taste Wit wisdom genius. The mari glass worsh
consulting.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-26

nRDER NO, L-MAJoR JOHN W. BREASTED RI
" tpeGtfuy infore his fro and the pphc that en-
tho occasion o. ha thirty sixth birthday no VII 90 nap
hours Of II and on sunday, tho 25th and turtle soup
served In No. style, viii We given ssfsee lunca Ia
eelsiQy!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-26
LOST AND FOUND.

g1OO REwARD.-THE ABOVE REWARD WILL
Be- paid fer ts resoysry q 's s9STng S
Il linton place: one silver aukard, marked I'D W. one
s e% S eTs b and iet p s
marked twelve tea twelve dessert twelve
sn 9F TS e ons s4 S a
Yi isdis and tx tea spoons eaeh marked D. vi
marked y 81 one ysG Tea pot sugar sw SSf
two square, marked with crost lion RAMPANT four
two purple silk dresses new; pink satin trimmed with
Lngh point lace new ono dark Glns dgsp, nsT one
Thibt moptilla and hood white opera cloak white
one Sf &
@ @ Srss s1 E.' mss
T Wp j
QCE REWARD.-THE SUBSCRIBER WnLrAY TIE
pO above sum for the recovery Of the body Of hs SON.
SaG Sa n WsGneys @
iisst somplezion brown hair, m had linen sack
S a s fa sSs 'sS Rais
u South Second street. Williamshurg.
ClO REwARD--LosT, on TIE ED INST, AT THE
sD.e marked r. Brcoss for TEiah lie above reward vii
DO paid, upon returning them TO SKINNER y BhEs,
CroLEO-A LIBERAL REWARD WILL BEPAID FOR
- the apprehension and conviction of the thief who stole
Course Tdy lass The a dre !. shite and
blue, cross-bsr plaid trimmed With blue cloth edsing
a ss Ss sSa aa'
4
nIANOND PIN-LOsT, THIS MORNING, WHILE
- riding through Ninth avenue and Boomnsdse road,
S % nd f hs nSr w nafu Sss
rewarded by returning the same 20 the owner al his Store
20 Cortandt street.
noG LOsT.--s5 REwARp.-Losr IN BROOKLYN, A
- black setter Dog-answera to the OF Don. Tho
Ill receive tho above reward thanks OF the
BY returning him 70 ~ Bridge street Brooklyn.
I osr.-oN THURSDAY, 23D INST, IN GREENWOOD
viz Hamilton avenue through whitehall street and Broad
way Twon' yhrs street, Diamond Ringn single stone
round with smaller with initials inside, 'W w T.
q. 10 u, W. Aug 90 40" liberal reward will be paid on
returning IL 70 TENNEYS Of Broadway and Murray
ttreGts.
I oST a DRAFT, OR BILL OF EXCHANGE,
~ drawn by Page Bacon Of ST. Louis for seven Ihous-
and Three Hundred and Eightyfvc Dollars No. va on
tho American Exchange Bank OF New York and in favor q
Raymond tc All persons waraed against taking sheh
draft.
7 osT--0N TUESDAY EyEEINa OR WEDNESDAY
- morning, package containing money ans papesrs.
Among the check tho Utica Bank Tor $N
The finder can keep tho he will return the papc
through abe poet or otherwise land quetons askco 70
JOSEPH HoUGH, 20 Broadway
RESTAURANTS.
eNfsNN
(tAVE CAVEl-TAKE CARE, o CAVE! As THE La.
~ tin inguista say when they eater the Metropolitan ss
loom corner Of White street aud Bro adway 70 pass an hour
81 the secuson Of the grotto Here, Mt al hours may %
metropolis Make OF hundreds q ysters yon
have taste Wit wisdom genius The mari gass y Worsn
consulting
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-26
M0UNT yERNoN-Nor1cr-TnE uNpERsrGNrn

MOUNT YERN UNDERSIGNED
n hsrssy gives notice 70 owners Of property in the vii
he wiz DO prepared TO receive the tax
District No 4 in tho villages of Mount Vernon at Keenes
fourteenth Ward Hotel, Of Grand and Elizabeth
streets from The th september 70 the lt Of October
hours from eleven A. NJ to three r. Mand all those that
nglee to call and pay win compel me to proceed az the
law Directs. N. B,This will positively last call
SEPT. u, 1862. AMOS JUDSoN Collector
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-26
DANCINts ACADEMIES.


ETERREROS DANCING ACADEMY.-MADAME DU-
~ HREUL FERRRRO, and her brother, EDWARD FER
kEO respectfully to their tho
lie that they have removed to their and dious
pronses, No. 10 Vest Fourteenth street. between Fifth
sixth avenrcs where they viii their school for
Dfysof tuition fcr yourg ladies and ednesdays
and Saturday. and Mondays and Thursdays at az p.
Evening class for gentlemen, Mondays and Thuradays
~ r. NJ Private Lessons and schools attended Soirees
given usua SA class for young ladies and
81 ~ anu S Fulton street, Brooklyn Tuesdays and
Fridays, at 81, p NJ
HILLGROVES DANCING ACADEMY is NOW OPEN
for the at the North American Hotel,
Bowery and Bayard street. entrance Bayard street
waltng taught Terms moderate extra charge for
the different waltzes fancy dancos. School days Tues
days and Fridays from to o'clock r. NJ for ladies
ehdren; and in the evening for gentlemen from TX
iva. An extra gcntlemen's class at 10 o'clock.
HENRY WELLS AND HIS SISTERS (NADAME
II Giavels) Academy for Dancing 659 Broadway, will
open the let Of October Their method Of has
received universal appreciation Combined with
In the danoee la mode and In paror dancing throuyh
all its variations the exercises for developing the
lar powers of young schoaris found highly beneficial The
means Of acquiring elegance and style OF motion in
ancing s reduced TO few rules simply eS
planned and thoroughly taught To step properly WALL
IN order TO obtain pleasing ana graceful men forms
part Of each lesson and everything that will
part to the pupil dignhed and noblo department Enquire
further at the Academy.
MADAME GRAvIER DEsJARDINS' DANCING
Nl Academy 81 Clinton place. Farewell season-Mnd ime
e. intending to return to Europe takes this opportunity
ssing her gratitude her pupils for their
continued as usual Brooklyn classes at Mr. Bcrteau
~ Picrrepont street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-26
SPORTING.

SPORTlNG-TO SPORTSNEN ON MONDAY THE
- 9th September Shooting Match will come of On the
Hobokcn Meadows T. commence at twelve o'clock -Four
hundred birds viii be On tht ground.
LOHN TAYLOR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-26

Wigs and Toupecs.-BatchelOr's new Style
Wgs tho most perfect Of nature
get Invented Those wanting superior article should
oEil al BACHELORS celebrated Wig Factory, No. Wall
DO found tho largest and best
10 tts oity Copy tho address.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-26

u EkITTANCES TO IRELAND, &C.-DRATTS FROM
H FL and upwards payable At town throughout Ire
land aud Great issued by The Subscribers Also
Passage Certificates 10 snd from Liverpool and LoRaep, By
the swallow Tail line OF packet ehips
BOWMAN, GRINNELL 4 CO.,
Smith styast New York. And Regent Road IiVorpco
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-26
( OOO OOO oV noTTIEs, NEARIY.. or DIR.
CLOTHING.

vU,o GENTLEMEN AND HoUSEkEEPLRs--WANTT
quantity OF east on clothing for which highest
prices will be paid Ia each. Those having dispose
will do we'll to call AZ J. NJ Stills tailoring aud renovating
establishment SO Atlantic street. South Brooklyn;
addressed above will be promptly attended from
of the following places Now York, WILLIAMSBURG Flush
Ing Jersey City Newark Hobokep Staten Island any
place within ten miles. J.N .SrILL x co.
EAST OFF CLoTI1NG.-WhNTED TO PURCHASE,
~ about two thousand dollars worth OF good left OF
Clothing In large small ptities for which the full
,alue viii be literally gyon in current money on sppIea
ton, personally through post to JAS AORoNEY ut
his store, Nc II 0range street, near Chatham street.
NAIL CLoAKs AND MANTIEs-EyERY NOVELTY
In the above articles ofladcswcar both imported and
Of home manufacture, DO found at tho New York
Msntua and Cloak Emporium No. 90 Canal street Molly
NEUx BELL, Proprietor. Tho Andaiusian Mantle, pro-
duccd by NJ h. seems to be the fayorie Of che
TIMELY NOTICE TO GENTs.-NOW is THE TINE
to send your winter clothing 53 Pearl street. near
broadway, and get them cleaned dyed, altered
paired and handsomely pressed At short notice. Prepare
In time. All articles made 10 look equal to by the
sulscrber who is thankful for past fayo A. CORTISsOS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-26

WARRANTED MANuFACToRY OF VaLEECIENERS
w Iaces application of Rrusssls, Belgium. CHARLES
BABANT soN informs Che importers Of all binds q thread
aces who dc o TO transact affairs either With hn or his
faulty In Belgium, that he will be found every day 10 b
store from one o'clock NJ and st the hotel OF Mr. Msts
rar cek1an stroi No FL Give your directonsto the fc
want Of the hotel and in hcur no will have the
honor 10 go to the store Of the importers with complete
choice OF msrchan dec.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-26
Cristndoro.s blair Prcseryatiyc and Beau.

tiaer fixed fact in fashions inventory No
lady gentleman conaaer their toilet complete without
bottle OF this unique preparation and the stream OF
flowing into Cristadoros estabInent is ever tho
increase. Sold at CRISTADORO'S, No. Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-26
DRY (slNDS.

NEW ENBROIDERIES.--TfiE PACIFIC AND AFRICA
IN have brought largo additions to stock Of needle
work goods also jobs of mourning soods wells alscvcs
habits collars &c. &c which wo viii coeo cat in lots 70
the wholesale buyers OF the trade.
JN0. HIGGINS & co, No. IS BROAD street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-26
HENRY, WELLS AND. HIS SISTERS lAADAME Il
Acal foe III
MADAME eRAyIER DEsJARDINs' DANcIN
NIILIIIN cry.

- 49, ~ ~ ~ - N>ee.N @Ne, ~
EXHIBITl0N OF FASHIONABLE MILLINERY
to her the ladies Of New York
rally, that she will exhibit, Monday 9th ns her
rivalled stock OF rich and elegant Millinery for fall
winter, her
riety of style and color This superb stock worthy
attention Of milliners and merchants wanting pattern Bon
nets and usual they will be dealt with the
sonable terms
METROPOLITAN MILLINERY EsTABLIsuMENT.--
4vl Nesdames SIMMOND S NOEL return their grateful
acknowcd TO the ladies Of New York and its vicn
Ivy Tor the very liberal patronage bestowed them since
opening and socts their attention to their selection o.
Millinery, Straws Flowers, Ne, selected from tho best
Partisan houses which will BIO ready for inspection Tues
day next, September %. No. go Broadway.
MRS. S. III. APPLE RESPECTFULLY INVITES THE
" ladies of Blocker street. and its vicinity examine
her latest styles of millinery which she will Monday
sert.mher nth ~ her new sstaDiishment Sa Beecker
AIRS. BARRETT, III FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN
IS1 will open her Partisan Millinery Monday, Sept
~ 1862 Superior Dresmaking. and Manas and Children
clothing made to order at the shortest notice European
fashions received monthly:
NEW PARIS CLOAK AND MhNTIILA MART-TuE'
subscriber who has just returned from Paris respect
fully announces to the ladies Of Now York and visitors that
novelty for winter costume, will take place
next Wednesday, tho 2gth Of September. JOSEPH 10.
LET 63 Broadway within door OF St. Thomas Church
corner Of Houston street n BPlease copy the address
ID CH AND ELEGANT CLoAKS AND MANTIIJAAs
IN to be found at IS Canal street NJ BELL has
opened his large and elegant stock OF Fall ClOaka, wic
will be found 70 contain every novelty Of the season.
NOTICE. DRESSMAKING DONE IN TUE MOST
fashionable style and reasonable terms Isl Canal
rect Apprentices wanted TO the millinery; taken for
q zee months.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-26
sAlnp NJ AuCTIOa.

AUCTION NoTICE.-JACOB BOGART, AUc-
IA onee informs his old friends and tho public that
having made for tho the ano-
that shall be atassoy the first sale win take place
on Wednesday at lc o'clock in the large No. Is
pers Thomas Bell auetioneer, respectfully informs his
ment Of elegant Furniture silver plated Ware Dry Goods
fianofortes &c. AL the particulars win appear In tho
Journals Of the day.
u W. wEsTCOTT, AUCTIoNEER.--THE ATTENTION
~ OF housekeper 10 invited TO tho sale OF Furniture
Bedding &e on Monday morning a. 10 o'clock 2. No. Jag
Of Parlor CLamber and Kitchen Furniture Carpets Bed
ding &C. Sale positive rain shine Goods TO BE- removed
Same day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-26

John McMICHAEL, 80 OLD SLIP, CORNER OF
South street. has for ssle drafts for amount which
will be Dashed throughout Great Britain and Ireland Also
Issues certificates Of passage by tbs Eagle line Of New York
and Liverpool Refers 10 NeBsr John W. htlook
L. Co., Sherman h Collins, and Acton Civil Esq, and
Others,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-26
Had Crista,loro,s Liquid Hair Dye bee,

iuye the Worlds Fair Il would have taken
medal tho color mparts being that Of nature than
other artical tint known Applied and sold by CRIS
TiDoRO, Astor House Private for applying the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-26
..,th 4 Rice, the Peoples Candidate

rsmmatsd BY the unanisus voice Of the pooplo the
snsapes ciothisrs In town Smita Rice, OF iG2 Fulton
want fashionable sui. VI cioLing ct cheap price
deal With thcm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-26
NEW yoRK .IIRE DnrAnrMENr.-Ar a srEoIAL

lay drcste B-rhis will positively DO Tho last call
NEW YORK FIRE DErARFMENT.-AT SPECIAL
men, Hall on Saturday evening September % 1852 the FOL-
whereas, has pleased the Almighty Dispenser events
% c from cur midst IN the outset of his Of useful
Eyans late member Of Hose Company i4Thersoro be Il
ra a c f suSssn nS ag The en as THE
uabo friend whose career thus early brought TO close
deeply ympasSpsa VIII The relatives
sopd q s aseeSd a IN 1he
r.r mo space Of thirty days that the members Of the
on sunday afternoon at ~ o'clock, from his late
Resolved That tho above preamble and resolutions he
s"nsnea sad copy Of the same be transmitted to The
ragtn.int
and tho Gsmp sse romo
renvited to participate in the funeral obequies Arthur
RESOLVED, That tho Chief Assistant Engineers act s
Tho line viii be formed in order Hector street.
The left resting on Chrystie street, at o'clock. Tho
80 ~ pps"' "''-,' 4. CARSON. chios Engineer.
TIE MEMBERS AND HONORARY MEMBERS or
by requested at Truck House to-day Sunday
T 9fpcs or the q asSss che funeral
Moan l.. rAnNnAn Secretary.
NOTIcE.-THE MEMBERS AND Ex-MEMBERs or
meet qs no vanroa ETEpe 5 No a. 70
g attend the funeral Of .hcr deceased brother fireman f
street by order of the Foreman, -
JOINS cossrA~rrss, searstary " oo' ''1A''iANA'
as 5ss VASE y moe, at M sGs
raj of Alfred Evans, late Of Hose Company Ns. 4.
E. JENKINS, Secretary.
A ssocIATIoN OF EXEMPT rIREMEN.-TuE MEM
hers VIII please meet on the corner Of Hester and A.
Department in paying the last tribute Of respect to tho late
Arthur G. Eyan who lost his life in the discharge Of his
CIV. WHEELER, Recording Secretary.
TUE MEMBERS AND FRIENDS OF WASHINGTON
Engine Company, No. 20 are requested to meet at the
s9gn r s s praS RI 3 r. at one
our late brother fireman. AFN Mns G Gys9 " order OF
s. c. CINrtn, Secretary.
SOUTHWARK ENGINE COMPANY. NO. as-THE
- members and honorary members q this comr9ny arc
noon at halfpas one ocSo% IN e pareipsse in tho
funeral csselues OF our late brother hrensn Arthur &
NoTIcE-TTiE MEMBERS or NIAGARA Engine
y Co.. No. are requested 70 meet at the hogso Of En-
der Of The foreman THOMAS LEAyY
NoTICE.-THE MEMBERS OF, EXMEMBERs AND
friends q Columbian Engine CO., No. H. respect
o. s52 81 NJ to attend the funeral Of Arthur o ESss
late member Of the Fire Department killed at the fire
'S'''''' Join G. BAUM Foreman.
rI,HE MEMBERS, Ex-MEMBERs AND FRIENDS or
Carriage House this sunday September % to join
our late brother fireman. D. Evans Of Hose Company No H.
Dr. wmr C. caaarvrn, Secretary
yI,HE MEMBERS AND FRIENDS or PROTECTOR
tho engine this It eS e =
attend the funeral e Arthur q Evans late member of
street on saturday morning The 2Sh int ~ order Of
Joas W pARErn Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-26
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.
$500 ~
DUDIIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
L oorartnorshp hitherto existing between the under
signed under the firm Of Murphy, Geuet Co., Is is day
dissolved ~ mutual Tho liabilities Of tho 6rm viii
be settled Us the Of Genet Co.. ut l3 Chambers
street. JOHN MCLEOD MURPHY
GEORGE q. GENET,
j, X. T.. hECHiIN
Dated, New YORK, Sept 81 ss2.
A PARTNER WANTED IN THE AUCTION AND CON.
N mission busrcs with cash capital Of from 5000 TO
5000 mako advances upon furniture. panofortes ard
goods general for cash sales Tho location R tho best In
the city, the business well established and In active opera
ton which he greatly extended with the aid o. the
above pta' Particulars explained at interview Ad
dress Auction, Herald offieo.
q Y n00 -pARTNfR WANTED, IN AN EsTAB'
yDCsOUVs lfshcd cash business which perfectly sae
and lucrative. lie have the ontrc charge OF the ac
counts and with ample security always hand
Address Safety Herald once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-26

badness, il a ordinary prevents tho hair from
Snrnng gray and is the desirable toilet article in the
world Sold in large bottles for % oaoh by c. Ring
I92 Chilsen soasse s05 Ryer smith, III Broadway
William H. Gis, $50 Sixth w. II. Freeman, 80
Third avenue; Mrs. Hays Radcliffe Brothers, and J. I.
Perry Brooklyn and by all respectable drugssts through
cot tho city and nent Sold Wholesale by f. TH0S.
LYON, lei Broadway. up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-26

vT,HE FLORENCE AND KEYP0RT COMPANY.--A
meeting Of the stockholders will be held At Keypor ON
Saturday the 9th Of October nox when statement will DO
sa viii 10 provided for tho PURPOSE and land At shs nav
aiming the place will be Furnished With tickets for the OK
eurson by applying at the oce No. IN Hanover street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-26
MUSICAL.


M USIC.-MADAME PErTIGREW, {L.ATE FROM GER.
l many respectfully informs hor pupils and tho public
in general that she is prepared % resume her nstue-
ton the Piano and in Singing and may DO applied to
morning before 10 o'clock Vt her residence 100 TWEEN
street seiwssn sSvc1ta and th sysnTss R
MUSICAL NOTICE.-WAN1TD, A PIANIST, 10
Vl accompany concert company during the fall and
winter Only those Of undouttod talent need apply 20 Sig
yIETT 1876 Bowery, Monday, from 10 90 IL NJ.
and from to D Il. NJ.
yI,HE CELEBRATED PRIMA DONNA AND FROFES
J. in singing Spnor Eliza Valentino teaches singing
pisno thorough and accompaniment She DO
at her house, No $50 Fourth street from 10 A. " TIL
SPIN During the three years that she has been in New
York taught hundred ladies' Of whom twenty
are and forty In the frst fashionable socsty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-26

way and Canal street, probably displays real
haste in getting his hats than o.her similar
Enlistment in this city Ho has peculiar way Of ping
Tho hat that it beomes tho face Of tho Ills
fIeneh esarore excel any Lat yet seen In The market
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-26

English Mutton, English Ham, English Bacon, and Engah
lr9ngh. by the steamship Pacific Will DO well to
Snnday) ~ two o'clock PRECISELY where al tho above
dtlicgciek viii be found.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-26
Roots. Eoats.--.Just received from Paris,

assortment Of French Boots Shoes Caters tho
bot manufactured and latest styles, At o. A. BROOKS
Aev York Boot and Shoe Emporium 100 Fulton stroot,
where style that DO mentioned for tho feet
be found at low prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-26

sSm%and business where bosndless capital without
Mouse hshei his famous Shirt end Factory
40 has never sent home Shirt tina. gem III and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-26

sor in Singing SignorA ELLA Naentini taaoheE sing
Ing piano, thorough bass and accompaniment She oan b
10 O'clock A. NJ till O'clock r N. Sic woadoruiiy suc
sessui In hsr esohng and viii pressnt 10 the pablo
winter four rref.sonal SupuA q hns rss rsmhIkAsis
voice and tal5ps
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-26

hereaang favor among the hoem aers aaddlers and all
otheTs IN the sewing Professions This the
saving lime about which much has been said. Pr-
1Npal Office .t3 roadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-26

rORSETS AND BELTS or ALL KINDS.-MhNUFAC
~ turcrs Delbssque Pillsn & Cos No. Srus de Muhouse
Paris Speciality and superiority Of goodg Forty kinds Of
Cerses for ladies' toilets adapted to the newest fashion
Corses and belts according hygean, approved and
rAntsd by the modic. committee There articles Of
low quality sold by the manufacturers.
VEAsT PowDER..B. r. BABBITT rs THE ORIG!
mel inventor Of tho Chemical Yeast Powder which 10
prepared sold by hna Ncs IS and 70 Washnstos
stres New York. in tin Those who purchase shouN
see that they get thst with the above
gJyBE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE AGH-WHAT
every body says must be true and who
Dr. Tobias Nenitian Lnimont stntos that II cannot be
beaten ~ onres dysentery collie hpsss headache, tooth
pche, rheumatism cuts burns old mosquito btos
ses sickness pains in the nis ppcs and hes sh
Dek, lace and hands, quicker than other known
mody, pay. For sale by the druggists nnd
keepers throughout the United states pree. Is and "
oeats. Warranted Depot, 2io Greenwich street
K 0OO 000 or BOTTLES, NEARLY. or DR.
O3OOVsOOO kEILlN GERS lin!nont, have been
cold without murmurEyory tina. makes trial IL do
lighted with this clean, beautiful and certain remedy No
matter what the disease vcaknosswith either sext Ia
Of any other in The market as Is tho cheapest and best
general remedy ehored TO the public. II
hiss teen years. In the fses Of the Irving
tara Grinnlis 1horns, Janeweys Dcpsus, aud by the
elite generally In bettlos FROM 2s 10 ~ each. Dcpo.s
$50 Pearl street. 6 and 80 Broadway, and OF the trade
generally Throughout tie city AID country. NJ BIT
fails 10 restore the hair
CURE or CoRSs, BUNToNs, CALIOstrIFS. FAD
~ Nails, &c. by Madame BERNARD No. 1877 Bcwery, be-
tween Brcomc and Delsncy streets