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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-25

NJ GENlNS Basaar.-Again the attention OF the pub.
Nc is invited TO superb assortment OF boys youths ana
inants Clothing, just opened at Gepins Bazaar This
elegant display Of Juvenile costume comprehepds complete
suits vests overcoats shirts beautiful Parisnade
boots and Shoes stockings socks undershrts drawers ana
every article requisite the complete home travelling
wardrobe youths with infants outfits
the rich and tasteful description comprising m-
bodered plain cloaks and robes hoods christening
robes and infants under clothing Also, varied assort
ent misses walking dresses circular coaks, school
dresses &c. with stock Of silk, wooen and cotton
hosiery for ladies and children Ladies' and especially
mothers will find the goods opened to-day OF very SUI
Herior quality and STYLE The prices ne usual are put
dewn at the lowest mark that immense business viii
Justify. GENIN's BAZAAR, st. Nicholas Hotel.
5l3 Broadway.
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Several copies Of the above from daguerreotypes by
ssraphed and elegantly bound, cheap by MEADE
BROTHERS. 2SS Broadway next the American Hotel
s1his 10 the Album noticed Mt length In the Herald
Of YESTERDAY.
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Paper Warehouse .Writing papers =; go, ~ IN:

only. CYRUS W. FIELD a. CO., mo- IL Ciiu stiees
sole ayen.e Victoria Mills and sgents for almost oil
the paper manufacturers in this country now onor io
On very favorable (muoh lower than mill proea on'
the extenBiye ard desirable soeka 81 Amarioan
French and En- ssh writing paper ever snownn tAe uhse
EtEt<g.
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SENTIMENTAL sizes for and boyswe made goods ey-
article sold Ia GUARANTEED in every respect
deviation from marked prices Purchasers invited 70
call for Themselves at the broadway Fashions
hle Clothing Emporium Of ALFRED MUNRoE CO., No.
al Broadway, between Howard snd Grand streets
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

DUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
copartnership hitherto existing between tho under
signed under tho OF Murphy. Genet Co.. IL this day
dissolved by mutual 1he liabilities Of tho arm will
be settled BY tho firm of Genet Coz at 3 Chambers
street JOHN MCLEOD MURPHY,
GEORGE O. GENET,
j. X. T.. MECHLIN.
natcd NaN4 York. Senk 23 lsh2
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


OFFICE OF BOYD's CITY EXPRESS POST NO A
~ William street.-The Subscriber his caution to
the public that he will be answerable for money
closed in letters unless registered ut this Office Letter
in reply to advertisements for servants &c. to Boxes
Post oce Sun, Herald, office Broadway, and other pri
yae post Offices must be prepaid two cents Persons al
from Eleventh street. and including For
eth street must designate whether East West side
the numbers both sides of the dividing
which is Fifth avenue. JOHN I. BOYD, Proprietor.
vTNO CONTRACTORS.-SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BL
received until Wednesday, the 9th day of October
o'clock T. NJ for grading and draining about 400
land, at Unionpor four miles from Harlem bridge,
adjoining Wetehester Prohlcs of the ground with grade
and drains eulvert &c. and all information,
relating thereto, may be obtained application to Henry
Palmer 1873 illiam street, Stephen H. Feek 1863 Cnto
street New York and Richard Bradford IS North Firs
all or any Of the estimator deemed their interest t.
do
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Henry l.. Foster IL on hand with one of
che best Of ready made Clothing and Furnishing
Goods in this market Call and his beau
sul Of fall and winter clothing and cannot fail
purchase offers at such extremely low prices 40 to
defy all competition. No. q Cortlandt street.
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Peterson u Humphrey, $40 broadway,
corner White selling rich Brussels Carpets AZ
per yard rich Tapestry do at g. per yard rich velvet
dn AL a mar ward
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Lyons kaAha1r0n-A Certain Remedy -
~ all ana In: NOS. =: s;
world large bottles for cent: ssss y .. Ring M
w Ss'Sn CHS IS Ss:s sTA q "a
sissi TaSS
LYON, ISL Broadway. up stairs.
Wigs and Toup<cs.-BatchcIorss new stvI.
q ws ere the most perfect q naa
sail Il SaTcHfok osSa.sd Wis Fassory NE sn %a
20 sho oity. Copy tho Addrsss.
Cristasl0ro's Hair Prcservative and Bean.
ter has sssoms h1ea fact In fashion's inventory No
bottle Of this unique preparation and tho GUS
| increase. sold a. CRISTADOROS. No. Astor House,
0ouraud's Liquid Hair Dye 10 ~,tnou,
pulled dyss Equally aa a.
sss sssp M 1a.J p saS. ss hsp
w. body sIs sGRsss Lii, @hiss and Hair Gloss
Hair Dyc.-BateheIor's Celebrated LIQUID
har Dys the best discovered ooorns har !,
srssn, sH Ss ,n rs sn
VIZ Ss u e. 's 81 'VRss,
sdirs~
Lovecs Wahpene, for Changing Gray Ha.r
is Srsn s.lor am s1,ns bsdns o,ss ehaa
sn:. v b yen Of s s' SrS Rs but Call
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
So SEE SIXTH AND SEVENTH PAGES 90
PERSONAL.
INFORMATION WANTED-oF MRS. MARY CLARKE
OF Liverpool BY calling at Mr. Parke's, No 80 Lash
communication addressed above, will BIO thankfully
oeiYed.
IMPORTATION WANTED OF MR. CHARLES BURCH
formerly Of Barnstaple, than Of Exeter Deyonghire
for this country If this should his eye will pleas.
call send note to r. DREW l49 Broadway New York
scnding II as above.
IMPORTATION WANTED : OF JOSEPH HALL CAR
pener who lately left Morris'ana Ito 10 about twenty
Of age Ills father has arrived at Mr. John Marye
~ Madison street. Albany papers please copy.
DERsoNAL--IF THIS SHOULD MEET THE EYE OF
4 Herbert heaton he will obligo BY inq9iring mme
THE MILITARY.
NOTICE.-THE MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK
~ kiggers Union Association respectfully and
n,tly requested to attend special meeting Tuesday
the th instant their for the
NJ. FITZGERALD, Secretary.
A TTENTION-CoRwIN GUARDs-THERE WILL BE
IN meeting and drill of the above company at O4 South
tract on Saturday evening SEPTEMBER 70 at n o'clock
will be brought forward by order, FORDHAM, Captain.
JOHN ROBINSON, Orderly
UMPIRE CLUB BANNER GuARD--A MEETING or
" the above named company will he held at the Empire
Club headquarters lrhe Gsml this Saturday. evening
arrangements for the grand torch light procession of
Empire Club which will take place At an early date.
GEORGE SHANNON, Secretary.
---------------- -.
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VVANTED.-A PARTNER, WITH 5000 CASH CAPT.
w tai, In wellostablished manufacturing business IN
this city. Tho business sso and permanent one, with
good connection and 10 capable Of being immediately
probably extended, IL the additional capital DO
obtained Tho present parties men, under thirty years
Of age been In business and have
lated capital Of Sl4V. This additional would
lie them their profits greatly The partner may
he either active silent preferred larger amount
could be employed but not with tho adj
vantage Address, with Zeal SAFETY ~ the once o.
tho Herald.
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IA New Era In tho Carpet Business

reduction in tho price3 Of exhibition Tapestry
Brussels ThreePly and Ingram GaTpsss KSFsi VINCE
Elegant Druggeta two three and four yards widc Rom
mantle OF Engsh Oilcoth ct one half the unuai prees
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IUhtHUic DTessfHH C@sess-THeso HfIicses
claim the attention Of travellers, account of their
IRENE compactness and utility which render Thorn ut
convenient companions to all whose bnsineso pleasure
calls then from homo.
SAUNDERS, No. Aston House, and 9S7 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-25

Of pocket and aportsmcns Knyes embraces all
different styles OF Joseph Rodgers sons manufacture,
making the richest display Of the kind TO BIZ in tho
SAUNDERS. No. Astor House, and 3S7 Broad way.
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Teas.-Thc Best Assortment Of Fine Tea

will found at the store of the Canton Tea Company
25 Chatham street. between Pearl and Roosevelt streets
the Oldest Tea establishment in the city We assure on
readers that they do better than elsewhere, either
wholesale or retail. They have no branch stores.
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A Card for the Ladies OF New York.

A Cara Tor the L0Olc6 OIL New HOfRs-he'
tropotan Lace and Embroidery Store, b57 Broadway
JOHN MADDEN will this morning four oanes OF CID
broderies and goods just arrived BY tho Pacac
sisting OF boni collars caps chemsett seeves infants
robes ladies' muslin and lace dresses and skirts Ladset
visiting New York epecially invited TO call.
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n splendta ,,nuoforte.- The Lovers Of the

beautiful invited call aud examine splendid piano.
richly carved nlad with pearl with pearl keys and
made by T. Gilbert Co.. ston Price 81 500 Will be sold
exchanged for second to
shose wishing magnificent instrument This is chance
seldom with. II. WATEES, 1893 Broadway, corner OF
An HON IN ii
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cain and silver bordered in tho latest sye;
embossed and plain wedding Envelopes and Waers no
sy Door Plates Of variety Of PATTERN Headc
vecs in the first style Of the art stone and metal seals
EVEkDELL, U2 Broadway, corner OF Duane street.
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VNANTED-A PARTNER WITH FIVE OR SIX THOU.
sand dollars in well conducted and prosperous estab-
shmcnt the sole Of the kind la New York. whose
uacturng products in increasing demand all the
States For particulars address X, Herald ofhce
&E 600 "A PERSON HAVING THIS AMOUNT
iimti either special equal partner in Of tho
oldeet established Wholesale liquor houses In the city, tho
object of the advertiser being extend the business APP
ply G. u. HOWES 50 Nassau street.
&C00 "A SMART, ACTIVE BUSINESS MAN WITH
DOOOs the above of ready cash. Is wanted 70 pur
half and become equal partner safe and
profitable business. Apply TO O. Is hOWEs, No. - Nassau
street.
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WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w situation rs cook washer and ironer lie good
baker In private family. The best Of city reference
given May be seen for two days. at No. 29 West Soyen
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LoveVs Wahpene, for Changing Grav Hair

70 .ts urishA soior ana e9rnB badne Oiee, ~ Chan
IT, "a Broadway ll9 and l6 Canal strott; Sn Hudson
street; and So2f Bowery k.ne gem Lovet's Call
and reference Will BIO given Of the bshost standing
feet cures. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-25

ery-The Congress- Gard and Stationery Mandatory IS
yesey street. furnish playing and enameed cards
description Of superior stock and finish rates
than be purchased elsewhere also making their own
stock They will print Business md Address ohoSpo
and better than will DO afforded by any other printer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-25

crystal appearances Of the water after IL It's
pures removed By passing through ths Porous Y-
TER This simple instrument Is most
introduced for the purpose Of purifying who have
used ~ recommend u IN high terms Dopot, Gothic Hail.
No. 9l6 BroAdMaY. u - -
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singers Sewing Mach,mes are

WHCnhtts MI INC uln0
Increasing IN favor among the shoemaker saddcs all
others In he sowing Professions This ID the great labor
saving machine about which much haa been said. Prin
sipal once, 2cS Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-25

Aston Place Hotel, broadway, Opposite
Asse. pleasantly located Hotel having under
extensive additions and terations will be open for
the reception Of boarders the first day Of October
ii WATERMAN, Jr., Proprietor.
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respectfully invited
combs ut the subscribery establishment The variety be-
y0nd all doubt the largest In the city. Combs made and
repaired. A. & j. SAUNDERS,
2S7 Broadway, between W alkar and White streots
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-25

INC SUHtHB @..oHHy sHzC A1Oss'11o HH's1s.S'..'
Sherry the Port, Mumms, Heidsieck, and Meets
Champagne Brandies of different yntages and Booths cole
brated Cordial Gin Cigars Of the finest brands for sale
by EDMUND o. CHARLES,
Importer Of Wines Byanaie snd Cigars No. Park place
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Tortolse shal Dress Cllmhs :

BcIIs.-MenCcley's Celebrated Church, Fac
Tory Steamboat Ship Ferry Locomotive and Plantation
Bells will hereafter be found at LID broadway.
HITCHCOCK " CO., Agents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-25

nuHln Curtains Be- at Wholesale Kelly Ferguson hay
hand extensive stock of the above goods and
prepared TO offer TO purchasers either at
"a ReRde street,
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WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
situation 70 teach children tho German and Frcnoh
Languages she also speaks French, English and German
Thoroughly Tho best Of testimonials DO furnished
ese cali At S stanton street. and inquire Of w. Brown
She may 10 seen at tho above number for days
TVANTED--By A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
w situation as cook, washer and ironsr In private
family The best Of city reference will be given her
last place Please address " or CAN on g. l9l Seventh
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Madame Sontag mt Brady's.-This unrl.


Business is acknowledged the best book on money
making ever published. 1t is mine Of new good, prac
cal ideas. will be read with immense interest BY a
classes Every who regards his own interest
shosld call at and copy, from ColByS Ia
Naanau street.
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feient discrimination to appreciate really superb article
should examine Cantrelps French Slippers
The neaes most elegant and eomforabis covering for the
tres for his assortment of all kinds of Caters Blu
lies, &c. il very large and in quality STYLE and
ture cannot be surpassed His prices very
all will confess after examination Of his really excellent
durable alters furnished ut the low twelve
fourteen shillings CANTRELL'S is At 1856 RoMerY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-25

ROOts and Shoes OF the First Quality
splendid assortment be found, at very prices
WATKINS extensive establishment ia Fulton All
boots manufactured the promises and goods pDd
npr,da
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Lyons kaAha1ron-A Certain Remedy -
oaldness IN all ordinary eases prevents the hair rrvD
sur,ns gray and y the most desirable toilet article IN shs
is2 Chilsen " konsseil 36, Rysr smith, 7H HvoaSwav;
william n. Gis ioe Sixth avenue; w. d. Frssman 80
Third avenue; Mrs. Hays Radcliffe. Brothsrs and j. l.
Perry Brooklyn and by all respectable druggsss through
the city and t1nent Sold Wholesale Sy n TH(}a
LYON, i5I Broadway. up stairs.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.

50 SEE SIXTH AND SEVENTH PAGES %
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M ESSRS. BURNTON'S DANCING ACADEMY, NO 90
1vl Broadway will reopen Oct ber 5tPrivate eyeniAg
classes forming for ladies' senslemen and
children Instruction In the fashionable dances Of the
Terms half the usual charge For patouar please
apply Mt 4 Bowery, Location the sonye.
nient Of any in the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-25

French Caters. The Ladies' RpIlenr to be
quite partial TO the and elegant style CATERS which
tho mode in Paris and Of which friend Cahl
Of S7 Broadway, has IN abundant supply They tho
talk VI the fashionable community and the admiration
of every Not only has Cahll thing lew and Gle
CANT to show the ladies' but gentlemen likewise.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-25

SPECIAL AND LAST SUNDAY EXCURSION TO
~ New Rochelle and Glen Cove. Sept. 26th. The newly
lifted up steamer KING PHILLIP will leave Cathsrne
street last river sh o'clock A. M Grand street IT
turning from Glen Cove at and New Rochelle &c va r. NJ
Fare IS cents each way Dinner furnished At Hagernan
sale board the good supply Of Rershments etc.
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TO DRUGGlSTs.-A YOUNG MAN, HAVING THO.
j rough knowledge of the eompounding department
falling Of druge and the putting up patent medicines per
umeiy &c. is DESTROYS of engagement In respectable
establishment. Can give good Has objection
South West Address j. e. Co. S Grand street. fol
onew eek
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VIZ YSTnINe7RR CHURCH-TnE USUAL REbi sf0Us
w psyviess will - held In ~. Luks's Hall oi
Grove asa hsdson streets 10 morrow az 10Y An All
Up n PrsssAisS In the evening by REV. John Little.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-25

Jewelry Mt Manufacturers Prices-Dia-
mond Pins Rings, Earrings Gold Bracelets Breastpus,
Chains atohes Diamonds in the lot, imported by
weight therefrom, at importers prices Fine pure white
lots, at S23 per carat DAVID RAFT, Manufac turing
Jcweor, SSl Broadway up stairs OF White street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-25

w ANTED-SITUnTI0NS FOR SMART TIDY, SOBER
w honest, industrious and capable female and male
ryahts Of varons nations and every domestic station
Please apply the Select Protestant Agency, Carnin
Sixth avenue, at the Society Agency, l0
Chan street. N B.ony servants Of sood character
admitted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-02

wes dwelt upon with SONS muuteness aud the orator
paced glowing. but not the lees truthful euloyu a
uIop the character Of that distinguished Am sricsn
pointing with friendly enthusiasm the hi qualities
Of head and especially Of heart, which oninently
marked the character of Washington Irving. Tne
speaker, at some length, pointed out the impor
tant influence that literature bore upon the
growing greatness Of the country. and remarked
that in the literature OF our nation the CONNER
cial circles were largely represented, as well az
the learned professions. The demise Of Mr. Webster
also Afforded the topic OF remark, and the last
scenes in the life Of the dying Statesman were referred
TO and dwelt upon in appropriate and feeling terms
Mr.. Hall concluded his able discourse, which was
listened TO with much interest throughout by exhortns
the Irving Literary Union to act in "thevng present
which embraced within it much Of hope OF endeav
or and 20 much Of promise He earnestly hoped they
would garner rich harvest Of fruit from the seed that
they scattered in stray places.
Mr. 8 H. MeIls delivered the next Essay. Subject
The Education Of the Sentiments.
The delivery Of this compositions very well writ
ten pspcr-was attended with frequent applause.
The President then introduced Rev. Ralph Hoyt
who delivered poem prepared for the OCCASION en-
titled Kohl moor or the Mountain Of Light Inc
poem proposed some "reminiscences OF the days OF
the Revolution Tie scene was laid at Port Lee, upon
the Palisades The poem written there. 1t treated,
TOO OF some of those stirring events that marked 1.-THE
tunes that tried mems souls :" and showed the impor-
rance OF endeavong TO preserve unsullied the limo
cence with which man sent into the world.
The poem was i.tened TO with deep attention and at
its conclusion the Poet was warmly applauded
The audience then dispersed, all apparently much
delighted with the interesting exercises Of tae first
meeting Of the Irving Literary Union.
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Irving Literary Union.

The first Annual Meeting Of the Irving Lit
erary Union took place Tuesday evening al Hope
Chapel Broadway. The attendance was very large
and respectable Considering that this Association has
but quite recently sprung into existence havng been
organzed last Juy) the large number that Afforded the
sanction of their counenance upon the exercises OF
Tuesday evening evidenced deep interest IN the sue
GEES of the Society. large number OF ladies' were
among the audience. U.hers, distinguished by TO
seties very useful in procuring seats, &C. and IN
fact everything went of most satisfactory band was
In attendance and did much toward enhvening the pro-
ceedings Of the evening
The meeting came to order at y o'clock 2. NJ, when
the President Of the Union, Albert ; Fiandran hsq'
delivered an Introductory address, touching IN SPPio
pirate terms upon the operations OF the irving Literary
Union and the general beneficial results s'enons SUM
lar literary associations The speaker slso noticed
the deep obligations which nowadays re''ea upon
eyerv Young man in the community to improve his in
teec, bv embracing those valuable opportunities which
ipcrea,ed educational facilities afforded upon all sides
The Presidents address was well received and was
followed by an essay from Nj James Fonda; subject
Wasted Intellect"
This essay was well written and presented some inter
es.ng thoughts in pleasing Style elieising much sP-
psrse from the audience
The President then introduced ,he orator of the
evening A. o. Hail. Esq, who was warmly received
The orator in opening his address, alluded 70 the
wondrous change and improvement which had Of late
years taken place In this the metropolis OF our country
The names which appeared in the history of our City,
controlling its destnies Afforded ample resson why
the great interests OF Ncw.York had heretofore 50
steadily progressed and why might anticipate still
larger need Of prosperity for the future. Mr.. then
referred to the distinguished scholar whose name the
Society bore--ws-hington Irving-the rnsrchant-ths
lawyer and the author The early career Of Mr Irving