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Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-10-05
p. J. Steers Removal!
p. J. STEER, Merchant Tailor,

p. j. STEER, Merchant Tailor,
IIAVING removed to of the fine Stores lately
IL erected by Mr. Fowler, 7th street. few doors above
Odd Fellows Hall, has the pleasure to invite all his
friends and customers to call and him, where he will be
able to exhibit his superior stock of goods great ad
vantage and where he intends keep such general stock
of Gsntemen Furnishing Goods his elegant store and
fine location will demand
Very grateful for the continued patronage that has fol-
lowed him since his removal from the Avenue, he
his friends that his arrangements such to
before.
oct 1-eo3wif fIntet., Repub, and Union.
THE MYSTERY SOLVED, or, Ireand's Mis-
eries-the Grand Cause and Cure; by the Rev Edward
Marcus DILL A. NJ, NJ D., Missionary Agent to the Irish
Presbyterian church rs cents.
America found it, by the Mother Of Mary Lunde
Duncan. 81.
The Rainbow In the North Short Account Of the Es-
tabshment of in Ruperts Land by the Church
Missionary Society; by 8. Tucker. rs cents.
Jamie Gordon; or, The Orphan Illustrated. rs cents
The Scots Worthless; by sohn Howie $780,
octl GRAY q BALLANTYNE, 7th ST.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-10-05

w. Moore,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
PsnnsyIvania Avenue, near eth street,
WASHINGTON, D. @,
JIAs just opened large assortment Of Full and Winter
Ill Business Coas-Shiyts, Dratoers Cloves, de-, dc.
Gentlemen assured that good articles may here be
had reasonable terms.
fine assortment Of Cloths, Cassmeres and vestngs al
ways hand and made up promptly and In the most neat
and accurate manner. oct 2--tf
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-10-05

LINEN GOODS, go
VERY superior Irish linens
v l04 and 124 linen sheeting
Pillow-cass linen
Superior damask table linen
Brown do do
Superior damssk tsblecloth
Napkins
Huckabsck and dsmssk tovelinz
Scotch and Russia diapers
Toilet and table covers
Linen floor cloth
Birds eye diapers
Medicatsd huckabaok
Crash
just rrecs S VERIFY MILLER.
sen 2l--tr
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-10-05
A CARD.

IHE Subscriber respectfully informs his friends the
public generally that he has purchased the interest Of
Mr. SAMUEL SToTr in the well known GROCERY STORE
the s. W. CORNER OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND
2oTH STREET opposite the West Market where he intends
keeping complete assortment Of Family GROCERIES Of
other articles kept In frstrate Grocery Establishment
which he will sell at prices low they be procured
in any part Of this city He respectfully invites the ats
ton Of families and others to his Stock Of Goods and
them they will find to their advantage give him trial
THOMAS 0XLEY,
sen 30-6W At Samuel Stott'a Old Stand
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-10-05

DIR. MAYNARD,s PRIMERS ATTACHED TO
REvOLvERs.
HAVE Just received from tho Massachusetts, Arms Com.
pany fine lot Of Revolvers after the plan Of Colts
Pistols with DR.. Maynards Primers attached This 10 a
hne Improvement aud gentlemen in want Of such an art
Gle would do well to call and examine It.
II. LINDsLEY,
Penn ay,, between 9th and 10th streets.
sep 11--3taw2w fUnion and Inteigencer.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-10-05

THE UNION ACADEMY,
Corner of 18th street and Ne,o Fork Auenaa
The next Academic year will commence on MONDAY,
August &c. 1852 The proprietor has not spared pains
expense to provide the very best Teachers well the
desirable accommodations and facilities for obtaining
thorough English and Classical Education.
z. RICHARDS, A. NJ,
Principal and Proprietor.
ARTHUR L. PERRY, A. B., assistants
A. G. RICHARDS Teacher Of the Primary Department.
A. ZAPPoNE, Teacher of Modern Languages.
r. GIBSON, Teacher Of Drawing and Painting.
~ Circulars may be obtained at B. FARsHAMs Book
store, of the Principal.
Washington, Aug. "a, 1852.
THE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY,
On 18th street, 6st,oeen II and New York Avenue
The next Academic year Of this Seminary will
Mrs. 2. RICHARDS, Principal
Miss E. CRAVEN, Assistant.
Mr.. A. ZAPPoNE, Teacher Of Modern Languages.
Es- CIRCULARS obtained as above.
August "a, 1852. aug 25-d2w
INSTRUCTIONS ON THE PIANO AND IN
SINGINGI
THE undersigned lately from Germany thankful for the
patronage hitherto extended to him, would inform the
he still continues to give INSTRUCTIONS ON THE PIANO
AND IN SINGING lie performs the compositions Of Lszt
Thaber and other groat composers and to teach
the Thalbergian STYLE
Gen. LUcIUs J. POLE, Gen. GIDEON PILLOW,
Col. ANDREW j. Polk, Rev. EDWARD z. CREssEY.
Col. GEORGE POLK, Rt. Rev. Bishop OTEY,
All Of Ashwood, Maury county Tennessee at which place
Nh KLEY Professor OF Music In young ladies' semi
nary year and half sep 2o-lm
YOUNG LADIES INSTITUTE,
~ 5TEEET, BETWEEN sTRLEr PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
MRS. J. A. DAVIS, PRINCIPAL,
VIII reopen on Monday, September 18th. Circulars can DO
obtained OF the Principal.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-10-05

100 PACKAGES FRESH FALL GOODS,
TUST RECEIVED from New York. prising one Of the
81 hsndsomest assortmonts brought TO this market
We invite the attention Of purchasers 10 favor with
call before purchasing have great bargains
Offer Some beautiful velvet and other Carpets, cheap.
sen 22-co2w HALL 4 BROTHER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23
Cur PhiIadeIphia Correspondence.

FHILabtLPHt, Ftb. "a Ibbz
Fashs,sto'a's BSdddy-firc Goid Deposits al de Minx.
Seyerai OF our volunteer companies celebrated Wash
iuktohs birth day, BY attending churoh this rnipg
The Warrington drsys have postponed their cesbrs
tai 60 morrow The Independent GrsJe start for Jersey
cay IL ths TocinnC 60 psscirsts IN the bsl Of ths
Cobtinertsls ia that city 10 the evening.
The fremen saved Of the IN corners Of Ohae
nut rtreet from total destruction by Dre last light By
great czertions Tho IRE confined the second Gosr
where II broke out 1t Was occupied by Ross T. john
scn, ~ a bookkeeping and writing academy
The deposits OF gold At the Mint during the past weak
pere 81 $50 tt0 the coin &C. ss3se3s and tho payments
to depostors, SS74 3I 80
One o. the Girsrd Coegs boys wps last night arrested
ms an alscording apprentice and ta ken back lie vss
the Oldest boy ia the institution and run
ping away ~ declaring he hsrshy treated BY the
mn fr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23
The cuban pr,soptrS.

10 thk EpllOR OF rHE HERALD.
Nav YoRk, Eco. "a 1861
IT, rnfl lrtunats prisoners Il t1e Bopez Expsd son.
recently psrsoned ~ tho Queen % apaa PsssDsers
ca tcetd The ftn.iee, boal9 IL Hss fSsA, snA aiS
t. daily t1peoted in this clsy.
Y y ftooaeie that etss proportion or tasrn wu, "a
their arrival be- dtetsute clothing, funis OK nierss
TO provide for them A. fiieLd g. che uotortnnar
tpttsl g. ycu 70 cal StteEou tAruGsn Jour wsssy ds
stpiuGtec journal - q ir casa 8ni invite sas s-o
EEt 20 cunt,ibor 70 tLs vsrls (mneS,sts "a tnsrs
rusra,re ard enable them 10 resu>. to their severed
hoaAes. n " you ~ w b~uv, Nv ~a.so.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23

TRAyELLElIs' GUIDE.

ySykNntw AND AaBoY RAILRoAD LINE roR PHI
lsdclphia a. 10 o'clock. a. NJ, from pcs Q. North
rer toos Battery plsoo BY eseamooAt JOHN PoPTES
S,y (5undays e1oeptstf AFrtvrB 80 Philsds phs zx
n VI Faro, IS; ssoond olabs, 81 smipsEtl PN.,
sSre, 81 NJ. s1lse. Neens
MEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA ptRsuT-u; :.
~ Mall rno Ixpress Lnes, through in Ia hours. NJ o.
lsirosd, via Jersey City leaving New YORK ~ a ~,
Got Cortitpdt ssreet A. NJ sud Liberty htrces
leave Phadolphia same hours from foot of sDni
yse doood for hrst class and "a 80 for eend essa
RsItmore NsGhipgtop ana Charleston through Nosets
aold tie above limos and throrgl uagn Nsr "a Aho
A ~ sndtP. limos from Neu York. vita AheoGgb con.
Tuokors. wltnout eIpense.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23
pcii,irpi r.,rI,,r.nrs,

Ma. FntSroEE ItFVrUcXY - rhe wings Of No ntgu-
m.ry county, kcntrcsy !s,ely held meeting aud Ap-
pointed delegates q ne Ststo convention. Resolutions
adopted Ia faycr q the compromise and
rtccIlneEdilg tbs delegates 10 thef influence 70
procure tie Dcu us.or u hr. Fillmore by the why
GUacl convention. n tee name OF Ar. Fillmore should
Ect b 1oueh hcgo the convention thess dele <,tss
80 y use then inlasnos 70 ptocurs the uoInins-
1eu = Lo1 y ). CftSnaen as tae Presidential osnai
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23

MR.. wEBs1RR's DISCOURSE ON Tn CHARACTER OF
WASHING TON.
This evening the Secretary Of State will deliver his
lorg expected discourse before the New York Bstoro
Society, at Nblos Saloon The subject will be the cha
raoter Of Washington, which viii be very appropriate
for the occ@ion No doubt there will be . Gro sdsd at
tendance ard hundreds will have to suffer the di,ap
pointment Of not hearing the Great Bx FOUNDER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23

The Franklin Chapter, No Q, viii also unite In tbs
cermonies and will assemble at O'Clock this morning,
In full regsla at the chapter rooms whore escort
snd will In attendance to conduct them 20 the
Parade Ground.
One Of the most interesting features Of the celebration
OF the day will be the procession Of the children .. Ran
daiIs Island
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23

CECoND PEOPLES BUILDING AesoCIaTIoN-IN
the uneSarpied success Of the Peoples
shares have been taken IL is found necessary in order 70
meet he numerous which comingn TO form
smother esooAon, Tho safe and plan
be called the "seoond Peoplos Builains Assoca,ion
nun Der of shares already srbscrbe and there IL
doubt shat the whole nunbtr will Be tsken Enance
fee ST. monthly dues pubio meeting Of this Assooia
ing ths objects and WORKING: Of shi, plan Of scssnans
will be held At the Asse koems Txenty
ffh street and Eighth avenue Thursdsy evening, the
26th inst Those who cAnnoo conveniently attend may
han their for sharet 10 tho Secretary
CT The Trustees Uoe OF the Association at No 100 West
Twenty. eighth street.
OLIvERB LEE. Presidant.
a. MCBRIDE. Vios Presidop&
Jf. WILLIAMS. Secretary,
Oliver H. Los, p III. williams, A. r Trotter,
W. J. Peck, q r. Jsaues, Jas. Kssrnsy
J Rogers W. a, Euut, Wms II. 9 nith,
J r. Tlsasssr. J. p. Os,rtn, A. Mcbride.
T. .ksrtius.
J.R. FLANAGAN, Attorney. T. JAoUrs Surveyor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23

TNHE CITIZENS MUTUAL LOAN AND ACCUMU
latpg Fund Associaton will hold public meeting
Wednesday evening" Feb 15th also Sstcrday
ns Feb 18th at their M Brosdwav psx. sbove
Canal street. oesek lherestire speakers have BEEN
engaged who will illustrate the practical workings of this
Association 400 thsres have been taken In less than
month The subscription book is daily from ga NJ
till and on Wednesday and saturday evenings till
o'clock Five shares sold at the last regu meeting
at premium Of $780, giving profit Of than 50 oach
SHIRE subscribed for The next regular meeting
81 Monthly dues S3 sIME0N DRAPER, Presidons.
prLAFIEID SmIrrI, Vice Pres.
j, II. ReoYetarV.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23

TNHE BOOKS ARE NOW OPEN-THE sEGoaD
Greenwich Building Association is thorou ghy
gained s bylaws contain 10 is believed, several i'm
portrait i'm crovements and render unusually sttov
to al who contemplate Uniting with Aasocati
For the purpose f explaining sae prn cpos aud Ae.dng
nm PIP for persons 10 subsobe, public lag
viii b hsIe ia he liseoes Building Eeschsr street, near
II who would 'he 10 learn how 10 few years they
raa handsome property by paying into the Association
S5 th invited to attend The present
ONLY s2The nl:inatc value Of sharss $500 Los,
Charles Crane John Thomas. David kllken, James L.
Post Robert Pe.erop D. c. Weeks Samuel Sin lair
VI. fArr, w. E. Smith, Jr.
JOHN KEYSER. President
GEORGE STARR. Woe President.
n Boss. u, Secretary. Once, ds Eighth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23

vV,HE CONNECTION IN BUSINESS BETWEEN THE
tubsohers terminated b. mutual consent on tbs et Of
January, 1852 y. N LYON,
PE)K.
New Yorh, February, Ser 1881 ID n LYON.
Dyd Lyor wilt continue the business hs old stand
corner az BeeAmtr and " ster streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23

A s1oR PLACE OPERA HoUsE-GERMAN THEATRE.
n -Bvery Tuesday and Thursdsy.--Tucsday, February
~ win be performed tho very popular comedy Of TH
and GUsTE. Prices of admission Boxes and Parquet
SO cents phheAtre rs osns Doors open OK
"A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23
iss1 NANCE.

n Irs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LOAN FUND LIyI
IA Aseurs,o Society of LoI dopi General Asesss once
no Grand streo Jersey rlayTha nbovs oempspy 3nns
unrss 10 al "a che lives % persast
10 units6 ssste anh uaforris aud oAher spar hs
,rtts ~ f.h rssSs Jf pTtsnum fog tsrrs N>, so,ra
- '''''' w. !. LxhNSxH EyAkR gv ,rsl arr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23
aEvY rUwsslOAyyvxS.

NIEw FRENCH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $3.50 SS
IN RICHARD e. koUroN, 6s5 Broadway, viii prhhfh
sths week. literary and weekly paper In French and
english, A. IS year. calculated 70 impars smeriosns
ahsu 10 Ieays shar dsv business The pronnnosssn Of
che French tort will DO priuted under each line hnJ ono
shng 20 be subscriber, have the hrns mum or may
AL NJ tho absve diyeotiou
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23

NNUKN1sH, LAMPOKf n 90, NO. PARK Fb8UB
u have iust published Rescee,ens OF PoosmAn, by
Thomas wstsrs an Inspeotor q tho London Detective
ul,J or not Guilty z. r. 2. The Widow. The Tsns The
Tutuis LsgI kstAmorshone: Ths RsyensS Nary KINGS,
Detective Polio. Party Three Detective Anseeos The
.i.er 70 be followed. in es dsys by The Experieacos
N Bsrrisser by warren Warren, ESQ. Of the Isner
dhArp, Itd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23

4 AsT WEEK WILL Positively CLOSE ON "a
- urday Eebrunry 8 the ,xb bition ef Leutzss great
aa,ns picture CT gton Crossing the Delaware at
StuJ veeant In gttute, G39 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23

ngOBRy-SMALL sUES or MurxY NAY Hs Os
M tsned fer short periodson Dry Goods God or silver
s,are watches Jewe !ry Diamonds Pianosfsrcy srsiois
re- ty applying tho Agency oe No. a2 Broadway, up
Gfhce houre 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23
THE TUhF

CENTREvILLE CouRsE, L. I-rRorTIsG AND
~ Pacing Tho foliowFs purses offered by Ahe
psieor % come of in the oh April next No
$50 milo hess best three in harness free for
shree ia Eve In Ia ss. never purss
$50 No $50 mile hs.te tess three In tive wagons
and driver TO Weigh 800 s Tor horses tbss
purse $50. No. T. rso.ug purse $780, mile heA:e
kost three ia Gve in hsne all exceps Pet No.
pacing purse $780, tbree mile heats in harness. for all
psces except Pet Entries fer hs shave close
Eendey ipg. March by ter o'clock at Mr. Madden
Hotel ls8 Chs'htm street. New York. Three more TO
make field, and two 70 start 10 make = race.
JOEL C0HKLIN, Porprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23

1JONgY.-OrFICE PEh0vED FROM PARK PLACE
m No S Warren street. corner Of Church street whore
slsh viii DO advanced wsskes jewelry dry goods so
Sc In Of $40 to 500. over Agency Ohcs No -
warren street, fret foor. rear o1ioe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23

ONLY A FEW MORE Lkrr-so GREAT HAS BEEN
M. :. %
h.S :. Ms1sy
~: s::ns sssss ' .ss psss.. % : 5. ; slsisy -
,sss I'D & 's: H. S.ss Ssn sS: sy
sad are .,sesd Iassr.ssins ,rssses
~ 'sn. Sh1s bs9 v1cosi6 Vice sis;ss. F:s:is.a.
n BNPer:ens unable 70 sasssd .se public meeting osu
subsorbe for shares st tho oes S Ninth time
during the day or evening
wsP s.s z.
NV xhss' !ssss
nS Seek a . ss. ss
Joseph I.yor. Prssdens psreiIsr Pari; Jonashs a
ss p,l Fss sss
Caleb n Merritt n III pslsmasr yossps arisson y n
ws'li' Blackstone Joseph nOsio rsDsoss ss
NO pIAo. LIKE
Mutual Losn Association will Aod
s on sSssiy Sss ss'FRs h.sHs
tho,o that not being abe to aubscrioo
s 81 s1hy ss f
s ssss s's nH sas 81 s 3 s
% % sa aa:. Of sa are :.
had st ho 0so ysssG y a. b. re-
Gso. Il. BILL Vice prs,dsas. N'' ' ''''A''
Nelson Puf, Y. @. Riolardson. Geo. W. Ribiet
XShhsT sic5iA1 's ssoss,sy "a "a GrAaa + ss street.
Ts,na TSos, tAwsnscm. ,sv,s ,.sr as1torseg . .,.
wssnesdsy from & SsosP for iadiss '''''S ''1 'A
THE BIooMIEoDALE BUILDING ASSOCIATION
sss End q
s@:ssos street. on Tuesday evening" February a. ~ hsfpas'
WEEKS EHfSIis hIsaE sSssF vss Psi'ssi I;ssiss.
JAMES y. CHAMBERLAIN. Secretary.
CHaLsEA BUILDING ANDMUTUAL LOAN AssocIA-
Hh 'SS',a sssu,r messing vii hsd A. tho
Shares III b redeemed - This meeting ~ basstw
ssssn s@ %sssss
sys % Of s The TO b
dsy s l, s1 % 50
sS %ass iss ,as
ue ssaoh .h,ss i $500 There arc bas ,ov "A.
timing sam 4 inysstea IN shis asa,oi ss:a VIM i
ss 20 so to oS Ta 's Of Cd.
n S M s 70 ~ ys sad a h
ownership ofthe same agrss debit interss
M sG per f.s sid X
ns ntsrn jsS. aSs,s apsa
am. u. norT, Secretary. oaios No 90 Ni0 "a avsSus
Fer the augmentation Of down t,vn reaaes's, sub
flsss ss 'he oico Of o. a. Howell ). Park Row osojoys
ssScrs re ,rs requested 70 cal =. ssc ONCE q ,hs
I Fss ps s 70 n' AF Of
RUILDIEC ASSOCIATIONS FIRE INSURANCE COM
~ FEnyCspsl S500U divided iato 10 0U1 share Of SIS
each assh p.a Win the privilege Of increasing the
ss 5. 81 s isF sis 's
appointed comm iasoners John Bruce "a Plan street
NAteran LsttiaE. b Fulton street; Daniel r Barnard.
10 AL street John Baxson 10 rsh wam street; s,io-
Fsn .S Ssr5s ssst%s a.:
bv 81 the Directors prospectus aiming the great
ysntrses 70 te derived from tho Company mechanics and
m 81 property holders welt 20 those who wish 10
yot tteir and get the largest amour. OF posts
DO had o the Directors ali tho
efent Building AsGociaons at hs oco Of Kr Jessurun
No. Clinton Court. Beskraan street
JOHN BRUCE, President
JEsURuv Secretary.
TNHE BOOKS ARE NOW OPEN-THE SECOND
Greenwich Building Association is thorou ghly or
ganisea lie bylaws contain 10 /, believed several i'm.
to al who contemplate uniting with Aaoojatiou
For the Of explaining sle prn opes aud
nm for Eubsoribe, q hliu
y b hello ia he nleecser Buildings EIeschsr street.
Norton Wednesday evening, Feb. 2th, AZ IN O'Clock.
III who would 'ihe 10 learn how 10 few they
realize property BY paving into the Association
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23

fNIRCUS, NEW YORK AAPaIrHEATRE 81 BOWERY.
~ -Bexeht Of Trgon -nOnd3y evening" Feb. IS 1859.
Blk Clowns-Jos Pen.land, Alex Rockwell Mcfarland,
hyere Bobby Williams Dan Gardner, have sly
their seryioes Ex'rssrdinar Antpodesn fa
n the sresteot display Of Ysuits ard TumbdnG
in she ring will be exhibited In walsh Swnty Of abe
aste In The will apTe-r superb By
Mr. kathsns Mr. r. Bancs a1d tho troupe Boxes Is
Pt l2h eents. Mr.. kyer ,he Clowns. beneds Wed
uePdRy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23

NfoNEY-A. 8. GIBBS. CONFUSION AGENT WILL
Nl always accommodate perpons with msney IL smsu
suu personal propeetyi attend TO telling hno ietnG
Real Eetate Collecting Rcnts, &C. Once 20 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23

"A r. PErGRs A. CO.. IMPORTERS or WINES
NN. Erfsdies and segars $40 Br0adway oeisbfa ased
selling thc dness Vince and srandcs Their
s OF she productions OF England rrsnoe sni Ger
Ary They invite all who wh 10 hnv articles fer
fpir yrco eise thsu esl ohsmpssne, ucok, Clret
Ale. Porter, ssd BsowR stout Of evorf aossyipsou.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23

fSHRIsTY's OPERA HOUEE. xxoHANICY HALI. no.
~ T2 ErosdwsT. above Grand srssA-Upen every night
during she week M further notice. Tte original and we'll
,sss eorps Of t.lsnted ard e1psrsnSse perforInors
shie oty succession Of years. have received
wh favor by highly respectable and fashionable audiences
osiook The pst,ons q Cariss knsrels respect
aonsinued On and after Monday March Iss conoors
will oe mw thoe ct quarter before O'clock On Saturday
newt, Feb 28th annual benefit of J. Dcnniker.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23

uENRY T. LEEDS, AUCrIoNEEE.-LAa0E SALE
IL Of and second hand Furniture, ~ bS Chambers
street, TO- omcrrow ruesdsy- Henry Leeds. will sell
above large and varied assortment Of kosewood Mhos
Walnut Psror Dining Room, and Chamber FURNITURE
suite Of Carved Rosewood PArlor Furniture rich
satin brooaele Rosewood Sofa In crimson plush; Table
Cutlery Silver Plated Wsre The those
of house furnishing articles pAtcuary called TO
tsssle ss is opportunity furash. Catalogues
ON he m erpinr Of sal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23

OF DRAFTS ON UNfoS BANK OF LONDON,
Z National Bank q scotland, and Belfast Banking
,se in sums from El upward. ty
TAYLOR BR0THEas. 10. 76 Wall 81, oor Pearl.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23

AyHIP AND CUSTOM HcUSE BRCEEgAQS, rot
- ysrdiag and General Commission Houso-The sub
ssrbor soloi.s the busnea of M Importers and merchants
pf ths and the neshborhg oitss Years OF exprioroe
and thorough knowleos Of tho tueness enable him 70
guarantee the moss pronps oomsnen OF Al COMMISSIONS
No. Prcsd stfest, ners door 70 Wal ssresA
NJ ANTED-A PERSON WITH CASH CAPITAL 0r
w 5000 or SC GO. partner In HOTEL delishsuuy
tustcd town. ., purchase the good win. lease
so Of frat olss hotel doing good business Address
u r.. Hoht Qfiee Union RQNare
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ISrBRUAGy.-ALFRED kuNRoE co al BROAD
invite buyere 10 exsuias their extensive stock Of
rcadymaoe Clothing B'ys Clotbng tnrnsaig goods Gn,
wholesale ard cets One price for goots-no deviation
WHOLE SUIT OF gtEGANT CLOTHING FOR s5-
IA o1ntsting of 10Th Co. Cashmere Pants and Fancy
ys Eroch and Dres Coats OF the beat mstrss and
vri psnship tom 50 to SOi ohoice let o 0ysToos ssi
ng ching prices. Odi Fellows Hail. corner Of
Casnd aud Centre stleets
gNAsT 0FR OLQthihe.-NARTksT 80 PUACRAsE,
u khcpt tUo thousand apilHre woEsf of soea Ie.s %
grliag large small quantities, fot <h ~ ths full
W be rvsn In ourYeat money on s piioAoe either
n6xscnsy throuRh posi- to Jsnes softcc at his fAcr5
u 0tsnss sheet, few aocrs from phsissa street
fSAsr orr oLOTnIN6 AID FURNITURE TAa1.D
~ tssss E0rtlemen hav,0g s9y elossns fs,nnrr ~
evtigr dtpeso Of obsan tAn sssh pr1r W sSIhs
subsaribsr, ~ hs reHdcro or thIough tSe ocs
"a ". pUhshLDnNF.
(Ihsr OFF CLOTHING AND FU2SiTuRs WAITED
" Ladies, or Gentlemen, having any oohng tlra'mre
itry or stock goods 20 dspDss c can obtriD ar osu
Ve tor ho same, by ssndiag Tor the fubsciber, " me
siaeneo Of Through the Ladies attended bF srs.
Cohen, NJ. COHEN. es E,m street,
EhsT.oFF cLoTHIHG AND FuRGITURs ANrED.-
sea M senuemen ear obtain ms hshsa. oasa rrics
uFh ~ 81 pthcyw's viii be attended 20 40 sheir resi-
!.LkvAsBtkh, 90 BESad xsy, UP s.,ya
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M gTR0POLITAN HALL-THE GREAT HUNGARIAN
l Wizard, L. KorRend will give hiS first grand enter
fanmept in America Thursday evening March a. 1852.
variety OF bearfal and sstognding deespsons
fore produced ths country Tickets 80 oeAtsto be had
ST kessro sohuhert Co. i5f Broadway; G. B. Wesssr
Brothers 400 Broadway, OF Resde Assoe
Houso rvrg An e,aan, Fren hs and other prn spa ho
tels and music atores
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NNRATTs ON IRELAND ETC.-THE bUBscRtBER5
~ draw Sight Drafts on various banks and balkars In
England, Ireland. ana scotland in sumo 30 suit.
WILLIAMS J. GUIOH, 40 Fallen street.
Passage be by tho old Black Stsr Lilac Of
liverpool packets sailing lst seh ilth. l5sh. 2s and
slth, Of evsty month.