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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-02

i
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DisTRICr.--rnE DEMO
District assembled pursuant 20 the call Of the Democrac
Chambers street and West broadway on Thursday evening
ihe Committee called order hy william L. shard-
low Esd Of the Third ward whose motion Judge james
hessrs. Andrew ". Loggat the Fifth ward witt
e. cammeyer OF the Second ward, appointed
Tho call Of the Wing General Committee having ben
mards e The deret presented sher erelenta duty at
First ward. \; Croft, j. G. Morrison b. D. Quigs v.
1E sssanS sa X, > f'p Ss,., II u.o.s c,n..
Third wardC A. ste,son, j. b. Mott. ". L. sharllow,
ira vard-W; thapman J. Kennedy, A. ". Lossat. C.
Eighth ward-G Dugan, ". Utter, ". Lawson, W. Betts
protest presented against the admission Of tho
legaes from the ih ward holding tho certificate Of tho
1 81 and carried ,Gst I e. D rr %
committee Of Que from each ward in the district excepting
ns char 81 S.9 s oes Gs Ms ,s &
rsrd W j. Shadow, OF the Third ward W. Utter OF tao
Sr. ". ILcmpsou &C the First ward moved that tho
'onssnon adjourn to Monday evening. LOT. o,.,
nre to allow the Committee on the Fifth ward protest TO
Al the expiration said time the roll called and
,9nscntien resumed is dolieerations
vc@iion adjourn to friday evening, at ~ oooeS Lost
hq sse, commisteg on te ith ward Protest reported
santinE the Inspections certificate entitled
and nays called upon The re9oluon aud twelve hay
solution declared adopted tho Firth ward delegates
Ginning 10 vote
Mr. kennedy OF the Firth ward moved that the tempo
officer, remain as th9 permanent oc the Ccnven
ticu. CARRIED,
AR. D. ;. collins moved that the Convention adjourn TO
friaay evening, - o'clock. Lost.
A. V. Lerga moved that the Convention proceed
the nomination of a candidate for frcss Upon the
tGng called each OF tho several represented In
Convention nominated Hon JAue1 bowen, VI the Third
ward.
moved and riod that the Convention proceed 10
ballot for candidate 10 repront the dstrctin Congress-
IL moved and carried that the chair appoint Teliors
~hereupon hestrs j. Gallagher aud ". Chapman were
apDointcd.
Upon the first ballot Hon. James Bowes was unani-
moualy nominated.
1t was carried that whom tho Convention ad-
journ il adjourn Ipu James 10 and through
the Chairman, tender HIM said nomination.
Mr. Chapman muyed that u committee of from zach
be appointed to the premiuar Tor rtii
cation ting Of the wings Of the district. Carried.
The Chair appointed the following Committee First
aard-J. Cll Morrison; Second ward-D. q. Cammcyer;
Third wardJoe u. Mott; Fifth ward-N Chapman;
higth wardN iam Utter. MIR. lott declined in favor
Of Mr.. shardow, whose name gaS substituted.
On motion, adjourned,
Tho Convention reassembed ut the AstOr House. where
nv. Bowen duly notified OF his nomination by Judge
esh. Mr., Bowen accepted the nomination Tho THANKS
OF the tonyen unanimously voted 30 tho Chairman
and secretaries; whereupon The Convention adjourned.
JAMES II. WELSH Chairman.
y y " LrSshT, tecrctarics
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HIBAh ANbERsoN'S Engish Exhibition Tapestry "a
pete 7s 81. and o. Three Ply Carpets u.s., 1s aud i.
ell wool Ingraned Carpets 3d. a. and %. brussels STA
Carpets is Venetian do 2s 3D. &c. to 5s. Floor Ciotl
a. 3D., S. and Is English Floor Oil Cloths, yards vide
g.. 7s and So per yard.
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Cniic in the nation among whom the Hon NJ H. Grin.
nell Hon John A. Dix Col Ii. Thorn of sixteenth stree
tho IryinSs, Costars Janoways Depsus, Livingston
LeilGrds Morraes. iudicws Hanons, &C. ", together
aches pains cuts bruises weaknesses BE
Soto large bottles at each ia dozen Its rss
fe it, Depots $50 earl street. and 40 Broad
WA
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the of timshas been recommended by tho first
of the eountryhas avoided humbug by being confined
it's legitimate sphere, when largo fortune could hsv
ny lying should 1t not receive tie
all nen? RS JERNI ISIS Cold Candy ia thar
Urile For coughs, colds &C., its efficacy is uiyersa
aok nedgcd.
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Dollar Hats nre pronounced tho beautiu yet
tie pnhe those who want good article should give
hiia a call. sAIOb BARIA, 2.d Bowery.
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19 broadway have just received per packet ships rea
estern and West Point, large lot Of rich aud eegan
carpeting direct from the English manufactories nj
Patterhs entirely 90 which invite the attention
the public.
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nThcre n no establishment 10 tho wtrls can Boast olt
a ~ Is e. e touu a. his " re- t9th ~.
fadioe gcnfemens wear rade ~ tho uost nnt1d man
vfactur rance aua this country
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JOHN r. FISHER, }
John lOUDEN, COMMITTEES.
PETER GRANT.

.lRIvArE INSTRUCTION IN PEN aANSulP THE
subsortCr prepared H. give private instruction In ne
at Of nghr 2 ladies q gentlemen A. ls 5oars ss
can't Gerry HOOK ~ih ms ruo.ion-- price, 70 cents
OLIVER II. GOLDSMITH
yIsEACnER.-A YOUNG FRENCH LADY, HIGHLY
educated Paris and aeeustomed to 60 sch, wishes TO
20 south a. gov mess IN respectable private family She
teach, n addition 20 French music drawing aud all the
branohaB Of sn Eaglish edEcatNn address Ass N. d..
Herald oflco
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M ADMINISTRATIONS ron EXPERIENCED RE

w spectabIe tervants carefully selected. Iirst GLASS
and plain cooks iaundreeses nures cham
Der and waiting maids Families DESTROYS procuring smsh
hnd large and superior selection with city
reference, at MANNINGS Office No. 10 Hillary street,
Brooklyn.
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CPORTING-TO SPORTSMEN.-ON FRIDAY, Tue
3lst September shooting match will of ON the
Hoboken meadows to ~ o'clock. Three hun.
dred birds will be on the ground. JOHN TAYLOR
vINO SPORTSMEN.-TuE SUBSCRIBER HAS NOW ON
hand seven hundred aud nifty Wild pigeons, which the
sporting public Monday,
October at Clinton Hotel ,amptown. Pigeons Will be
furnished To all parties; the suIdrribor pledges himself
that the shooting shall be conducted
pricty. Ihc sport will at 10 o'clock A NJ
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porlse,s Baking powa.r.-uou~k.pp.r.

etherb Ill we'll their these Pow
making their cakes. We absolute
arewedge of their exeelenoe.l Buffalo Morning EAprese
Sold ~ nearly all the and druggists Prucipa
NJ. lN W alter street, n. Y.
Southern, and Western Merchants Would
80 we'll purchase Mrs. Jervss Cold Candy article
,ndoebted reputation coughs colds, other pull
ronary complaints This article, tested and certified
~ the first Of the country Is sold the prncipa,
ltiSe, aah broadway, by Mrs. ". JERVIS.
Extract OF Letter from Medical Gentle
at Madras his bro Their at Worcester England May
sj Tell Lea Perrin that their oreestershire Sauce
Ii highly esteemed in India, is my opinion the
palatGble we'll the IN, st wholesome that is
made" For sale by the agents. JOHN DUNCAN L. SONS,
~ Er5aaway.
NJ. AeveSt. Dentist, No. Gas BrOadsvay
skes this method invite the public witness gres
.raproylmcnt il Dentistry, as introduced by hm One
froa 10 till o'clock Ills work the teeth b.
aatailed 81 above.
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POLITICAL.

rHAMNANY SOCIETY, OR COLUMBIAN ORDER
Brothsrs-A REGULAR meeting OF hsiassisatioa gill
held in the Council Chamber OF tho Great Wgwa a,
konda, evening the 4th Of Octohor i, &C hall hour
after the settn Of the General and ocual attend
ance ID requested. By order
DANIEL y. DELAvAN Grand Saehen.
STEPHEN e. DuayFA, secretary,
Mani attain Hunting 10th Moon Year 81 DscO-
eovsry oth Of Independence th and o. the Institution
the 64th.
vHAMMANY HALL, SEPTEMBER sirH, is3,.-rHE
Il Naturalization Committee, appointed by the Demo.
cratic Republican General Committee viii 30 session At
1ammsny HALL and after the lh ~ October 49,
10 o'clock, A. NJ, TO o'clock 4. N. THOMAS j. BARR,
Chairman Of Naturalization Committee.
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sons road. biSBRa VS. famous establishment -
Fourth avenue boasts OF oil the bert trained
tins country and Instructions, wAether
ia tie school tao road, are Invaluable.
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IinoIat's Sulphur Baths, "a: Pearl st

broadway Established IN 1879 by LOUIS TihOLA1
r. Paris for the Of nhamntory and hrntc rheuma
tim scrofur salt rheum ernptiona Of the skin
colds Sc &C. highly mmended by our most eminent
ply sicians, Dire. Buckley kissam &c. &c.
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Fan nats.--M. 2. David invite. the atten-

siCn public to his beautiful sly gUntrmens
a from which vsricty OF and description
selected. pronounced iashio popular, and
Try Of Dayids elegant hats Ills
Is " AroadNay, seeond door IRON Duane ssreet
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dag oyry IN gland her pairy nnet
ladies' tlen seldom ubled with
We would recommend every lady, who ooyets
rosy checks sparkling eyes to let DioBK0W, OF No.
~ Fourth avenue, teach her how to ride.
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lDVERTISEnENTS RENEWEB EVERY DAI
So SEE THIRD AND SEVENTH PAGES. :
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

CT STEPHENS CHURCH-THE ANNIVERSARY o.
- the Episcopal Bible and Common Prayer Book Sooiet
will held (SGnday) evening in the ohurc
corner Broome sd Chryste streets Service -
mence at ~ o'clock
SuClETY OF LlBERALS-A LECTURE WILL, Bi
- given sunday October Sd, at r NJ, at Chat ~
halt No Chatham square the fright o. free discussion
on all Guhec mode of conducting 1t. The pubc
aro respectfully invited. Seats free.
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The Fall lint for Gentlemen now being dis
pensed BY niidon tiS broadway acknowledged BY all
ko ogganJ Hat this season. Gentienen VIII
light comfortable and elegant Hat should not IA
20 call AMiDUA ~ his nsw establishment osy Broad
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ht opportunity tor acquiring such nowlede OF the art
ting controlling and guiding horse rs IS necessary
indulgence taste
Ihete who Join classes Of "a X. pRisBOW, - Fourth
take private Lessons from him, VIII become
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a Fresh Supply of Oriental Life Fluid

1urIish InyigoraorJ from Calcutta small
Quantity Which will De sold in phts at So and half pins
st SIS. Gentlemen connoisseurs in tho article test
its marvellous properties without charged att PANES
Ann Ii warranted genuine, and prepared for
upe iy Talbot Watts, M. u.
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clay trsot or the treatment all diseases at
eotn eye he the public by his mild mode
adcrtd Lat me tpecks chronic infamr sto of the
eyeds however long standing be completely cured
.nce hours, A. n. 70 o'clock i. M.
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GsINGfNG SCHOOL.-DR. h. W. LANCE, PROFESSOR
- Of music teacher of piano, meodeou thorough bass and
.ng will open school where every style sf
snepg shall 6e thoroughly taught in day and evening
asse9 very moderate terms FOR particulars please
O. at his residence 4 Bow.ry any day, FROM to two
o'clock; Monday, Wednesday Friday from 70
.ieht o'clock, +. Nj, lefore October y. isbl.
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pr,xyr,r-N Very Lurt,.

VndeYenirts and Drawerr-A Very Lnrg.
.asortont ~ Mcrno Cosh'uerc Lanhswnol silk 10 OF
every sse and quay These goods all selected with
caro- and purchasers NJ either Wholesale or
lar sre In VII cd 10 examine them.
- IRA PXKEQO 4 SON. q NssVAu sssssA
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ECTERpEAN soClETY-FITrY FOURTH SEASON
- Members notified that the regular meetings viii
commence Tuesday evening next, October 5th Il: the
City Assembly Rooma, 54i Broadway.
n. l.. FREEMAN, Secretary.
INAIR OF TUE AMERICAN iasTITUTE-THE NAN
ayers give notice that Castle Gsrden Will continue
to-day and Monday for the reception of articles for
competition for premiums.
JOHN 4. BUNTING, Chairman.
JOHS W. CHAMBERS, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-02

Comm eIcial Iousea and others-The Patent Rcscr
sor Pen just cut continues 10 attract tho attention
command the confidence of all who them and the
price which they Sold together with the great
tages they NIL other pens makes 1t object
assortment Of the ordinary Gold Pens nnd Pencil Caso
the raj, of the New ork Gold Pen
Company, No 1873 Greenwich street. ney lh
public invited to examine stock. Goods retasd
manufac turer's prices. Gold pens repaired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-02

TIVE YOUNG ElGuTFESTn. --ToRCHtGur Pro-
j. cess0n The members Of tho Granite Column of tho
Iii tecnth ward and the democratic OF the ward
rally cordially invited to attend meeting Of tho
60 he held Monday evening the dth Of Uctooer
Instant at o'clock l.. NJ. headquarters, OF
Twenty first sreet and First The Column will
eeed Join tho torcght procession of the Empire Club
imc dasy after formation and take part in the festivities
of the occasion Persons may mounted foot
their convenience dictates. Come one-come all. BE
hand give the enemy evidence Of the strength
and nnsnmity Of icir conquerors.
ED MURRAY, Chairman.
TIRRrvcE KnoS, Grand Marshal.
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DIERCE AND KING BATTALION" PROMPT 10
Duty -Gontlemcn whose names attached TO the &C.
yera rolls Of this organization aud all others wishing 10
join In the demonstration ths 18Th of October,
qncstcd DO ths evening. Mt O'clock Mt the Mercer
House. GARRETT DYCkMAN,
THOMAS A. GLOyIR,
4. N.
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only be under ito instructions OF polished and
elegant hurseman. b!sBRoW has been considered.
his rdin, is ts caseits unaffected and
his pupils Lavs been pronounced by competent Judges the
hekt rid "A orr.
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ss4ss-ss asas -sa-ls.4ssa--a
SPOR TiNG.

CPORTING.-MICKEY FREE HAS NOW WALKED
~ his 62d mile, and Is yet smart cricket. There
hack TO Mickey, Gibson has given Mickey 10
the the heidi he all st
the Ihatehed Cottage, Jersey City Ad issipn free.
j. McDONALD Proprietor.
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muv.,,-Expres.ly to p.rent..-Muych In

Murch-Expressly TO Parents.-Muvch In
has caps, Lis assortment ia large, beautiful and
snaus ~ The iberay and ogiaat witch
81 ths beet material Factory and warehouse 80 Thrd
avenue.
The Fail lint for Gentlcmen now being dis
rsn.ed ~ asaidon tis Broad.sy acknowledged BY all
Want light sgmicrtaeC and elegant HAT should not IA
way.
Autumn Esifes.--Tbis is the Season for Les
sons the road biSBRo VS. famous establishment -
@ and ~ 'Ss a. wass
in tie school or on tae road are in'aiu"tie.
The Art or Riding Like Gentleman can
esiy be rod under to nstrgetons OF polished and
me his rdins is ts eaei unaffected geaco and
his pupils Lave been pronounced by competent Judges the
This braclng fall weather affords TIA
hest opportunity tor acquiring such knowledge Of the art
t,ng controlling and guiding horse, Is necessary
Ibe,e who join CLASSES Of Mr.. pRisBoW - Fourth
take private Lessons from him, VIII soon become
Queer Elizabeth was n Fine TEorscNvomam.
ladies' q seldom tr ueed vita yspepis
rss checks sparkling eyes 10 es DioIRoW, Of 10
- Fourth avenue, teach her how to ride.
Fan Hats.--W. ". David Invites the attcn.
M o n pRi every TO 9ss nS IL
BE selected lacy are pronorneed popular and
10 81. BROAD ay second door from Duane street.
The Espensch.id Ilat.-The great popuia-
rty has gained with the public this fall th,s
abro the Plus ultra OF the those
wish what e1quis teiy hat
aan psh in comforting air OF h3h fashion IT,
OF SrkNscuElDS splendid 81 80 hats Ills stoe j M
Nassau street. corner oil Ann street.
Tnc Gren. Secret OF Success ia any OF the
various branches business energy and
ard when combined with this th,r Is perceive the
Land to execute your conceptions, IS
n,raiiy certain kAFFkhTi LEask have. this season,
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MECHANICS INSTITUTE CLASSES IN ARCHT-
Il tectural, Mechanical Perspective, aud Ornamental
Drawing also Figure and Ornamental N11ling will be
formed at the class Of tho Institute II bowery
and division street Monday evening Oct The course
will consist 20 Lessons each Glass TormsTa
Ofthe Institute S. 60 non-members 81 n. B-A class
will be formed in Algebra ant Geometry II sn lcnt num-
tp uake application terms above Further particulars
10 obtain from the Aotuary in the readias room,
J0HN r. FISHER
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AIoN0RI G. T0RRESTE AND A. DUBREUL RE-
~ spcct,nljy inform their friends and the public, that
er olassos tor modern Italian singing win commence on
18th OF October neat Sgnor Duhreula redencs No.
n ef. Fourteenth street, between the Fifth and Sixth
Grand private concerto given. For further In
Cremation and particulars apply ss above.
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srS4.. caps. AND STRAIN a1oDs.-sTAaK, SON 3
III 90 t,se Esi,ky aud starr ln wstet ssrssA-
Ahoise manrfacssrsrs Of and dealers IN HAss CspAanA
v..bie for southsrn Western esy, and ssuntry oEa
IRE o. sash srs 1s myers are rerctsufss se
e.tea.
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DIANOS-SEVEN SIX OCTAVE MAHOGANY PIANO
fortee and duoiner for snls or t. let choap and
music taught Prices s., So $40 SO Sll5 $i25 and Sl5
or to les at ~, 81 "a, 81 % aud 81 per nloL tl.
~. DINsD DAY, $40 Grand street.
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SPECIAL wUuyCE4.

II MIGRANT INDUSTRIAL sAVIE4s BANK, 81
L thamhers strcets otioa- Depnsi, informed
that deposits made before Tuesday the 1th day VI
October viii be entitled TO interest rom tho lst
October. Bank open daily from 10 4 Al 70 = ~ sud iron
. to l.. ". GREGORY DILLON, President.
JOSEPH STUART, First vice President.
PETER On Accountant.
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NEW AND SECOND HAND PIANoFORTES TOH
sale TO letA good hSsortnent of new and second
ia nd sale hrg,a the lowest cash
Trieos at the warerooms OF Stafford Il BROTHER, 1H9
Broadway. Pianos tuned and repaired.
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A5gBICl ELSiC! GUslCl-IHE UNDERSIGNED aE-
IVA sIactuliy informs the luble that he jp9t nhs4
,rcther SELF Playing Musical instrumenS IL 10 Of largo
s, has tares plays three overthrow besides
Ei sehno~n American aiSs. II liz elliy suitable fox
sagn paror. FOR particulars, so call IS Chrytio
7oes where tho nstunont hv aud hoard IL
- 3 O'Clock In the afternoon. CHARLES MAYER.
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invited examine ths choice OF dret
the subscrioer establishment The variety H. be
;snd all doubt larges: an the city Combs made
repaired. A. " J. SAUNDERS,
a7 Broadway, between walker and White stroets.
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OST, OR MIsLAID, THROUGH THE POST OFFICE,
IL the deed of lot In the village OF AorrIania, In last
July OF August; any person giving information OF it, will
be literally rewarded by calling - Madison strset
JQuN MARRIOTT
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AZ ANiEp-A SITUATION, AS COACiIMAN, WHO
" understands his business perfectly; IL eoored
give TIE hest Of city reference and reference from his
a employer. Can he seen gt III Twelfth street, until
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yNANrfD-BY YOUNG GERMAN GIRL, SIrUA-
w ton 10 take charge Of gentemans house. hoaso
keeper and Las objections TO take charge ~ children
Wages ljeet, comfortable home being only dosirod.
Tho best OF city reference given Please call NJ No 81 East
twenty street at her last place May be Tor
vs.
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MILLIN ExiY.

KylksI PREMIUM MILLINERY ESTABbiSHdEAI
g5s Broadway f0or below Prince street, near the
Metropolitan Hotel-BIs. w. SIMMONS respectfully A.
to patrons and vistrg toe
ts, that she has hsudaome s9soFtmsn 81 Iss al ead
winter millinery in addition to large assortment Of hel
own Of the latest Is II ssnions Also, Just re
sivoa by the aSt large nyooe q Paris satn
silks veIveto ribbons feathers artificial aowcrs 80
uerohanSo mlip6rs snrpl ~ the single boz
net, ~ ueuol. Mes S. kindly collects call.
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WC(1 (VI(1 IT II v ADVERTItER Is 4 YOUNG,
BNU,OOO. active, praetical business man, =
borough bo0eeeper and accountant who will furnish 70
the husness which employs him Sl."n 20 sm,gtl az
eordng TO security lie desires situation agency bus
mess salary or p-oa wbsre his services may
he msde available. line addressed 80 D. ios az, Sun
snce will meet due attention.
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LOST AND FOUND.

hog FoUSD-ON THE 18TH INSTANT. A LARGE
~ black New Toundaud dog which the owner hayg
BY proving property and paying expenses Apply ~ 40. 81
Thompson etreet,
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NEW MUSIC.-HOP SCH0TTisCH--A NEW AND
pretty piece in cay key for practise.
Music by Wander Water published and
sale wholesale retail Burntons BOOK Music
Store, No. ia Bowery. pri shilling.
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singers Sewing Machines arc all ts,s q

-f"EeTs SeWIHH NAcHIHe6 HF< MI IsAs staA''
sereaang favor among the shoemskers saddiers aad
$hers in the sewing professions This Ia the great haor
rvins machine about which mnoh he's been sad. xer
iy,l Office, 253 Broadway.
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w An D-sITUATION FOR SMART TIDY,
sober, honest, industrious aud capable servants ~
various nations snd every aometic station Please Amply
AZ the select Protestant Agency No cArmine street
ner ~ sixth avenue AZ the Society Agency 0 Guam
tiers street, Twentyseven years established NJ BOny
servants Of good character admitted.
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Worlds Safe Company.

SHE HtIeHt!on OF tHe PUBIC IS thIIeu 20 the
Il utility and superiority these Safes
are made o. az entire principle We first form
ton the Liquid metal making
6le the shisei or drill aud capable of resisting bowso
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-17

MURDER INDIAN.-The St. Louis Republican has
the following communication dated ST. Paul October 2s
Gents-I have just learned the particulars of mar
der committed by the Indians, about forty miles above
mere on the Minnesota river. The circumstances are
briefly these party of some six or seven whites
among them one woman, were met by band of Sioux
numbering twenty when OF the Indians at
tempted to take liberties with the He was given
to understand that his life would the forfeit of
titon of his conduct The whites then passed on and
the Indian commenced loading his gun. He fired at the
woman, killing her instantly, and wounding man. who
her in the face 1t is not known to what band
of the Sioux the murderer belongs