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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-24

ESXHsp (: SSf1iEs go, = Van 81. New Yo..
.. Q. RORIRTS co, Is kiaxs Arms Yard, LonlsA.
JOHN MUNROE 60, - Hss Metre Dame dss VIZ
01O. ii. DRAPER, HAv1e.
The Of these sps wn not - AseeuntAe for gold
silver, bullion, specie, ewSfy pfseous stones Metals
lis Of lsdns Are aSnsa NAsssr aaA ths vaias
ArA}u aaaAA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-24

EoR LIvERPOOI-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
Il ship ATLANTIC, Captain James West-Ths steam
ship viii depart with the Uasd States mails for Europe
positively en- saturday. September 4th, 81 o'clock, H.
TN paid fos Fer freight or passage having unsqualsl
EW,D. K. COLLINS & CO., No. IS Wall street..
and sail September Isth,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-24

A GARD OF INvITArION.-sFAHs WILL FIND IT
ssy1taS:eu. - Play = Ahs Front street
A. both sstabshnsnts ths Iaeoes w BE- placed
yR% ~ ssssc y @Ps1icr Style Al letters drscseas:
4Asstre Philadelphia whore Ms pre-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-24

NO AnA WANTED PRISON 70 JOIN TUE
@O,VVVs ad,G,issr IN sss.s isAi1E an assay asA
Adarsss n n, Of Bsifsrd Co., No. ABtor House.
a good shemist aad AssAyer already engaged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-24

roRP0RArloN korIcE.-PUBLIcN NOTICE HsRn-
~ by the owners, oosupanh OF oeeu-
PANTS and let's improved proved knds
thereby that tho following assssmsnt have ben
CON by and in the once oths
1nresu for b. all ter
estsd viz For paving and setting curb and a Thirty
fourth street. betwecn Ninth Tenth The limits
embraced such include al the several houses
stusted both sides Of street bet Ninth
and Tenth aud the eastefy side Of Tenth
ue vtesrly side of Ninth abcut hundred
feet northerly and southeriy from Thirty fourth street.
and who are opposed 70 ths same .uer Of
80 the pdersgnsd ~ their No. Of Records
within thirty days from the date Of This nstics.
1AMUEL II. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, }Assesssrs-
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
Office Bureau Of Assssnents Street Department, August
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-24

ITO LET-A FURNISHED HOUSE NEAR BROADWAY
and Blocker street; $3.50 till LIST May next Apply
70 Z. & @. W BLEICKER, No. 90 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-24

nR JOHNSON, MO. ls DUANE STREET, 30 VIVA
~ Known for the LAST q years the most sueSs1nI
prsstiorer New York devoted his tins a. usual = =
once practice. Hours hon 7 A. N.ts 9P.M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-24

DRAFTS ON FINLAND. ka-THE SUBSCRIBERS
~ draw Sight Drafts various BAnhs and Bankers n
England, lTslsna .rS s.sMa1S N NM 70 suiA
Passage be secured IL the Old Black Star Line Of Ia
verpos paekets sailing l OH, llh 10th, 2ss and 9Th Of
eveYy month.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-24

pACKnTs rOR HAvRz.-sECoND LINE--THE roll
hwnE snPs VIII Leave HAvrs on ths 10th, aaA New
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-24

ORIyTERs AND ENGRAvHRS CARDS.-CALL Al
No. Reade street, and obtain samples and psioss
The subscriber has had fifteen years practical experience n
the manufacture Of EnAmsed and CeloreA Cards. and n
BUSINESS for hinse offers TO CaaA
buyers that eannot BE- suIpa:sd cards Of his mann
we-and any particular else quality Of Gard win be cue
to order, with the utmost dispatch.
r.. w. ROXY. ReAdo ot.o 0fONntro.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-24

" ing Apparatus Fins Cutlery ko- ke.-Onisl q
Wheelook nanufastursrs ana importers 30 Maiden ls
invite the attention Of ety and country merchants W Mo-
Intensive and well selected assortment ofthe shove Gso
,uisosss sy p.a Tn.ssss. Al,s Cots F,sss, & =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-24

CROToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-TO CON-
tactorsealsd proposals will be received ct the Office
Of the Croton AquedueS Department (Rotunda, Park
until Monday the 9Th day Of September 1857 o'clock
NJ build sewer with the necessary receiving basins
and eulyert in Cross street from Pearl 70 nesr Orange
fer building O. and
information relating thereto be obtained
TO the contract clerk, 1t his ofhce.
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqueduct Department.
New York Auru a.. 1852.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-24

CR0rON AQUlDUCf DIPARTMBNr-TQ CON.
~ tsasso!s-Ssalsd p!sYeeAls win DO received ths Of
Sntn Monday che l6lh day q August, 1854 osleei
s.ivsrts in Esdissn street., rom Roosevelt 70 James
street, being in Apgth shout 40 fsst The plan Of ths
for the building the saras all
ether Violating shsrsts can be obtained ap
poa10a y 1Hs Gssf = sai: s =. n. ,o.o
New York. Aug. 8, 1861 Aquedlss Department..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-24

CORPORATION E0TICE.--PUBLIG NOTICE IS
" hereby given, thatA petition has been presented In
Che Board 81 Assistant Aldermen, for In Twenty
eighth street. from The Ninth 10 Hudson river;
also Leroy street, from Hudson st<sst 70 Hudson rivers
resolution relative 10 contracting In Hsdi
street, Oliver Catherine streets and that Pc
fison been presented the Board Of Aldermen for
In Thames street. from Temple street TO 0reenweh
street. also In street. from Eghth aveaue 70 Hud-
tesnth street. also Ia Thirty eighth street, from Second
30 Twenty street. and for rseeivng basin ct The
Of Thirty street and Lexington
us end resolution for In BayArd street. nom ths
0owry Orange strsek All persons interceted In the
Nbeve having tkerets requested TO
asnt the writing 10 the Contraet Clark at his once
On before August 49, NICHOLAS BEAN. PrssidsnA
CrotsA Aquedast Department., Aug g. lS92
ENUMERATION EOTICE.-PUBLTC NOTICE -
" hereby given " ne swner swns9s. eeenpAnt % os-
Of al houses and let's mDrovSd vnimpeoved
lande ndsse thereby that The following have
ooe the Bureau Of Assessment fer sxanhaoon BY An
Sreot from Me sewer City HALL place. u point
Tryon Row. limits embraced BY such esssssnsat A
All the several and lots OF ground lots
Eeces and parcels land situated the 1astsy side Of
Centre street. between TyoA Row and street. and
On the Southorly side Of Chamber street. Ward Mes LES
liza 2S5 and z6. All persons, whose interests Are Af
the above named Aad who are opposed
Go same either Of ths are requested 70 present
eir ebjsotena n writing e ths undsrsignsd q their
Ssss 81 shi: aotiss. sx1S5I Is a I pE H0Tr ..ou
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Office Bureau az ents Street August
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-24

" hsrsby given, 10 Tho sSners or oecupnnt "
eesupan Of oil AouceB and otn OF unia proves
lands thsxsby, h0ve
1asn cam estod by me esed IN No os
Il thu Burssa Of Aasoasnents sxafAafion By AL
Scn ne Hsassa river 70 tss xsyn sssvsss anassa aae
wsnsy vs fost south Jay sveut tveasy Ssst
n0th Of Warren street. The lImiss ohsaesd BY suoh
omopt nslude er And lots Of grouA4.
loss pssss. sns Parosls Of a.d sostsa On sstA
WA both sldes OF rssn ptyest
teAwssn Rssds a Bsreets both rides Of Caroline,
> ths Of said st,esth .aa On ths ssst sdser wO
- whore pSeresis seesed By the ssssss
nsA who opposed 70 the eehsr Of then,
gAasrss ~ t6sir once No Han Of RosOria waAas
Shi.ty days Hsn the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL ri. Oh MOTT, J
sSASc Rs SiSS s'SS As'''''.
oMeA Bureau u Assesmenss, Btaset Department. July
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-24

CRoToN AQUEDUcT DEPARTKENT.-To con-
~ tractorsSealed proposals. will be received 1T the Of
Zee Of tho Crston Aquoduet Department. Park
until Monday the 9th day Of September 1852 o'clock
and suyerts in Greenwich street: from Spring 70 va.dan
building of she same and all ether
relating thereto car be obtained application
10 the Contract Clerk ~ this Once.
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqueduet Department..
New York. Aapua 81. 1859
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-24

WALNUT STREET THXATRl PHILADELPHIA
w T. A. HArshall, Lessse.-Tho ladies gentlemen
sssassa - NE shove named requested
the Green Room 81 ii O'Clock In The Of
August 26tA preparatory Sc ePening satur
day, the 18th Inst. YET1R RlCHINGS,
9AARo Man
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-24

~ pAAExS AND UPWARDS. PAYABLE AT mAn1
say ssyc shy.ssAoss hs,la.s A.s Great n.isa.
ssssA New Yosa and No. nsssas load, HysrpssL ssIe
Md eny nntAsss.d Afsns joy she swallow Tad lnss Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-24

D~ARTMKNT or REPAIRS AND sUPPLIls-
~ August lss2-To Bull dera5sealed prcpssals viii ;:
Supplies No New City Hail, untn Thursday. August l9
st y o'clock NJ ct which tne they will be publicly
ths erection building In FrAnkin street. fer the
2. Hose Conpsay No: 8 ara Ho0t and LADDER C:mp.ny
Engine Company No. ~ In Houston street. Builders Will
sase for the carpenter work. for each build
aVrsd TO b done and ~ i.fsrn.aoa + rsssfs thereto
Public Budises No 10 lzabeth street, Blank estmstss
win be furnished 1t either ONCE. N B-TAe ConnsoAer
the right Of rejecting all any of the estimates
deemed for the interest Of the Corpssation.
WIN. ADAMS, Connissener Of Repairs and Supplies
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-24

DATENT LEATHERs.-tBY BREvlr s. q. . G.)J.
Lamaills. manufacturer Rue NontmArtrs, Paris, has
invented system Of stretching and tightening which
vents the patent leather for sxporaton from sticking to-
gether. This vention favorable TO the goodness end
Of leather during the long passages Of
which have been till now ocoasoned BY the mode Of psck
Ing Prepaid letters received, and invoices made
geod reference.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-24

CROrON AQUEDyCr DKPARTMRNT.- TO CON-
- EsssorsLssa!sd Rrepcsal. VIII b received a shs
pnsn Henasy The l6sh a,y Of August Es2 - esioS.
and Culvsrs in WahnasoA street, from Battery place 70
Norris street. being N length about $50 feet The plan Of
the and for the building Of the
and =. S.hsT relating th.rsse b obssd
NICHOLAS DEAN, President Of the CIoten AQasdust
KavY ovk 4 1874
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-24

CRO1oR AQUxDUC3 DHPAR5NRsT.-fo 6CN-
~ Eae.osa-Soalsd y.opssAh WIN 10 rsssavea a Ne
a.s Heaaas the lstl aay sf Assast 1eA q s'Issh
~ build VIII he receiving basiAs and
suivcrts In WssAinEson street, 1ssn Rsotsf v Morris
B1se bong length sAsss e6 is The plan Of Ae
Y the budng Of ths and An ether
informasn relAting tAsTste be obtained Appea-
"sA' eSA'1s'' o'''-' - NICHOLAS DEAN
PrssadeHt Of Me Creten AQusassa Department.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-24

QRAss HoUNpRY-A RARE CHANCE.-A GOOD
- Noulder. that nmand work in the above bust
may have p-emhss With fafnase tasks lathe blow
sand tfough A &c. shares with the proprietor
the premises will be let with the utensils Apply No. 23
Spring sire ct, near Hudson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-24

CRoT0N AQUIDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CON-
ss.s ss psopo;sls VIII b ssssysd 5: shs
.ntn Monday, ths 1ad day Of August 1882 - o'clock
70 build Sewer with ths receiving hAsns and
being length abe,t s feet me plan Of Che Sever .nd
relating thereto, obtained Application
10 the Contract CLERK ~ ths once. NICHOLAS DEAN,
New YoYl. AurusA no. l9k2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-24

NROTON AQUlDUCr DlPARTNDNT-TO CON-
~ nassorsealsd Dsopoesls win b reesivsa p Vie Of
Snsn kOndsy shs asa SN August, 1854 = s.slooh
euivsrss twenty ninth s,sss between Lexington aad
Third avenues being length about $50 f:et The plan Of
sud Al other information relating Thereto be obtained
NICHOLAS DEAN. President ofthe
New YOYk, August II lo62 CYoton AQueduet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-24

CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTHENT.-rO CONTACT
~ orSealed proposals. will BE- received At she once q
Monday the 10th day Of August 1852 :. o'clock 70
vsrss In Grand street. from Suffolk 70 the
Attorney and Ridge streets being In length about $50 feet
the same AID AL other relating thereto
obtained application TO the this Oes.
Pre.ident Of the Croton Aqueduot Department.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-24
CLOTHING.
KIgCELLANEOUs.

nAGUERREOTYPE.-yUDT RECKIvID 35ee yUM
~ sse scale plates n perfect srdeY Thses plates
anosth and even, and take easy polsh They dive
The dasueFrsaa ApfeseisA roher 1ons thaa h q
aimed ether plate Tor sale BY The sole agent &
NE naaufaotursrs, VICTOR BISHOP. n Maiden isas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-24

EURNIsgKD PARLoRs AND BEDROOMS TO LET
Major Hall late Of Lovsjoy's Hotel has recsnsy taken
near Eighth street. ana IS now ready 10 rsst wish re-
spesese parties for suts Of paroE with bedrooms st
AL s nedsrA improvements the house. gas in eash
rssm, and Ane Restaurant in she immediate Vicinity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-24

NROTON AQURDUOf D1PARTNlNT.--TO CON-
- mss.SIa-seAled Propossls viii b received iAs
r.,h ost kosdaz tAs ga ssy e Assss lso = three
ms haanA and spl,s.ss Y s,snss b. ffen nsvs.tA y
Tenth stres-bsing In length about two and AssA
ing Of s sane and All csass relating shssst
this shise. NICHOLAS DIAN, President Of the
New YoTh, Aug II, 1854 CSeton Aqusduct Department.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-24

IMPAIRMENT OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES, Az
~ gust 49, ls62To BuildsrsSealsd proposals. will be
Supplies No New Cry Hai. until saturday. August 2sss
fer enlargng and altering the house Of Hose Company
No 81 located In Walnut street Builders will estimate for
the Carpenter work separately Tho plan and
specification q 70 b done and al ferma-
tIon thereto be had ut the ooe Of the Super
dent Of Repairs TO Public Budngs No. IS Elizabeth
street Blank estm will be Furnished At Once
n BThe Commissioner the right OF rejecting all
any Of the sstimate deemed for The interest Of the
Corporation. WIN. ADAMS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-24

n SAN FRANC1SCO--IB8
FOR erossfng the Isthmus.--
ks~-Ths fAvsrits double en-
3, 1850 Aens, will leave FROM
e'eiook p. n, precisely, on
l yuaa dsl N cxts. direct, Con-
sSeansx 3. g. LEWIS. 22oo
ssit routs, having bus twelve
tbs route n now In psrfeck
IL uren geing through wiEh
ltls manner. These steamers
aossnmeAations. For infor.
81 rnAee. apply enly "
. 3 Battery place, up stairs.
sfKAMsHIP COMPANY.
AvAse. rhs spisHdid steam-
Porter, U. 8. n, comm an
Eoot Of Warren street, N. r.,
slcsk =. n. precisely. Rates
CIV OIleAns--Nsw Arrange
~ AfNer oAlecn Bertha, &5A
onlv taken on freight 70 Ha-
Orssana ~ 90 cents PER cubic
sQuAsteA - supply themselves
NdiA6. whkeh may be had on
'tA<v form gill be signed No
. shAp \ - sAil@s. rsr grssshs
n. o. nOBeRrS,
\ ssrsst, s~snss u warren
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-24

MONTY ADVANCED IN SUNS TO SUIT APPLI-
I sants the most favorable terms every dessrip
zion Of Droperty Furniture. quor ses.rs watehs Dry
Goods, or Hardware New and Secondhand Furniture
ReaiRstats and Loan Once, No. rs Waller strsst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-24

MAYORS oR4ICl-NRw YORK, JULY 8, lss1-NO-
~ Me- 70 e.nsrs & DoS:..Nstiss hereby sven nas
found snnnE large in any street south Of Forty
second street witAeu ssng l.opsr yin b strs
brought alive to the Pound IN East street. between Dsaa
ecy and Riynston sssts, which shall have been fosnd
perly Ausaed pTsssntsoe 81 the sertinests Of ths
Park Owners dogs may reclaim them ~ the Pound be-
tween and the day In which they wee
received, en- payment Of expenses.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-24

LIMITED STATES LAND WARRANTs-l60 ACRE 80
~ Acre, and 40 Asrs Warrants wanted ~ the highest
nasist price AlsS Tssas Tres,Sy and CALIFORNIA;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-24

CPECTACLES SCIENTIFICALLY ADJUSTED TO DE-
- feetvs vision. with uAsrrng accuracy by Mr. FRANKS
sgestacle maker, 81 Bowsy. Rsferssees-Dre. Dubss.
Wilkes ard aalsted, Surgeons to the New York 1Vs h
drnary Ds StcpheAson and Rogers SurEson to the New
York Eye Hospital Dr. WAllacc Dr. Mott New Ysxk, Uni
versity; and DR.. Dixon. Editor Of the Scalpsl.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-12-31

We see it stated ID number of our exchanges
that Wm. D. AInett, of Iowa, has made certain inn
proyements in the locomotive by which il is adapt
ed TO running on plank on Macadauized roads. As
far Judge, its chief novelty appears to
sist the arrangement of the driving wheels and in
connection Herewith a rotating platform. which re-
ceives its motion from the driving wheels, and oper
ates in such manner as, to considerable extent
increase the power of the locomotive by increasing
the tractile power of its driving wheels and also
operate or to prevent them from cutting otherwise
injuring the road This locomotive in form resem-
bes those in common use, having steam boiler, cyl
inder, and other necessary appendages 1t has a
steering apparatus of novel construction by which
the pilot can, by the turning of wndlas, give any
desired direction TO the locomotive in the shores
| possible time.
The design of this locomotive is to draw any suit
able number of conveniently constructed vehicles
and to connect with railroad to receive passengers
freight, and to convey them to distant towns and
villages where it is not only impracticable to con
struct railroad but where travelling and business
are not sufficient to support SUCH
The rotating platform may be an improvement
over that of David Gordon which is described in q
work on elemental locomotion, by bis son Alexander
We think locomotive engine to draw q number o.
carriages on plank road. sensible plan thar
to combine carriage, boiler and engine all in one
but at the time il would be easy on any plank
road to extend the sleepers four feet and Law gooc
prepared oak rails on them. and locomotive OF
;, them this, for cheapness, would be preferable
par to that Of runn:g steam engine on the roat
among farmers wagons, droyes of cattle, &c.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-12-31

NEW ORLEANS, Dee. 23-On Thursday in New Or
leans 1000 bales OF Cotton were disposed previous rates
Mddng was worth Sic. Operators disappointed at
the nonarrva1 of the Canaas advees Sugar was steady
and Fair commanded 4e per h. Prime Moasses was quo,
ted at 22c and Whisky at Zoe gallon Rice was duh
at A 4c perb Ohio Flour had advanced was worth
81 So per Corn brought so cents per bush Frephts to
Liverpool ruled at farthings per lb.
RIO JANEIRO Nov. 12-The Commercial CireuIar of
Tallamant & Macgregor, of the 18th Nov. saws:
CoheeA regular business has been doing in this market
and prices remained uualtered until the beginning of this
month"; when, in consequence of inquiry for Eurone
they improved 30 to 100 in ordinary first and good
Sales IN all last month amounted 10000 bags of which
about ore half for the United States. - T.-f 80
fully calculate that the shipments the present wear
W De bags less than the last admitting that in this
and next month bags will be shipped Our stock
LIST November IS5l amounted to 30 600 bags from thence
TO the 18th the sales reached stock on lst
was only bags, and sales toate O00 In re-
TO the next crop there reports in circulation that
the weather has also been injurious the first flower it IL
of that prejudice. = 80
OF bags sold this month thus far 1000 were for
the United States. Stock 10000 s ss1aff -
shipments last month PISS bags against 17I72s in
Ihe cisaranees last month r. bags for the u s.
Hf#
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-12-31
FOR THE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS.


BEAUTIFUL ANIMALS for 1885, Souvenirs; Gems of Beau
ID ty ;ems of the the Iris. the Hyacnth, the
Amaranh the Magnolia the Rose of Sharon helvy WREATH
the Pearl the Garland the Dew Drop Go!den Gift Friend
ships Offering book of the Heart with 80 fine large steel
engravngs Gift of Friendship Gift of Love, Marriage
Offering, Sacred Annual, the Gift Odd Fellows Offering;
Temperance Offering Forget-Me-Not, Remember Me; the
Ladys Gift the young Ladys Mentor, Romance ofIndian
Life illustrated with II large colored pictures Scenes in
the life of our Savior; Shakspeares Byrons, Moores Mil
toms Burns Tupper Scott's Mrs Homers Kirke Whites
Rogers Campbels Goldsmiths, Southeys, Mrs Nortons
Cowpers Youngs. Colerdge's, Elliotts Mary Howitts
Clark's, Thompson's and Poocks Poetical Works Al
buns from SO cts to So; Bibles, Prayer Books Hymn
Books &c., magnfeeny bound in velvet and morocco with
clasps Rosewood Writing Desks, do. Work Boxes fancy
Paper Holders Pen do Seals, PEARL Ivory and Shell hand
led Pen Knives elegant assortment of Portfolios from
Is cents to g. And If Present rich enough be
lected from the above have two handsome Rosewood
dians SIS each Guitars from So to $ Accordeons, Vio
Inns, Flutes, Flageiolcts, &C., at various prices
In addition to the above have well selected assort
of Books Games Pictures, fancy Articles &C. for the
little folks Chdens Annals for 1853 Uncle Thomas
Stories, Grand Pa PAS Toy Books Kriss Kringe book
Girls Own Book Treasury of Sports. Uncle Sans Lbary
Silver Lake Stories Chit Chat illustrated Bou Boudor
Books Fireside Fairies Abbotts Moral Library Arthurs
Lbary for the Household, Two Little Chicks, Esop
rhyme Guyers Travels Robinson Crusoe Mouse King, No
such word Fail Games of Professor Punch Loves and
Game Dissected Maps ofthe United States and Europe
Little Bo Peep the Farm, the illustrated Game of Dr. Fuz-
by Conversation Cards. comic and sentimental Tivo Toy
Bibles, SC.
Bagsers London Edition Bible large steel plate Epgra
ngs and Hapers celebrated Pictorial Bible both richly
bound, at S. w. WHITAKER'S,
/ One door above Scott and Badwind's.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-12-31

ANOTHER ARCTIC ExPEDITIoN.-The Hudson's
Bay Comr any are about to dispatch boat expedi-
ton to the Arctic Sea for the purpose of completing
the survey of the northern shores of America only
small portion of which probably from three to
four hundred miles) nov remains 9nexpiored. The
cluding two Esquimaux Interpreters, in two boats
the one boat light and small, for convenient trans
mort over land and for river navigation the other
large strong, and well fitted for eneounterng rough
weather in open sea- but without any deck or 9th
Who Is ia command the expedition, states that
he has from The company carte blanche to provide
everything essential for the comfort and health Of
the party as well as for making correct astronomi-
cal and their observations.