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The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-04-15
City EIectIons---Riot.

ST. LOUIS, Aprl b.
The returns of yesterdays election, indicate
the success of the whole wing ticket with PROB
ably three exceptions. The returns from lie
First Ward have not yet been received. hs-'
meth is reelected Mayor by six or seven hui
dred majority.
A disgraceful riot occurred in the First va, ,
which resulted in the death of six persons o.
wounded five or six others. Shots were A'-
from the windows of German coffee A''-'
which, in addition TO one or two other A'--
was entirely destroyed.
After the closing of the polls, while tnS '-.
were returning, at the corner OF Seyenh
and Park avenue, shots were fired from - ~.
dow of Weiekmeyer's tavern upon them' :,
windows and doors were instantly pr0A'- ..,.-,
and the crowd gained access, fired the O--- -
which was burned to the ground. Inc
again fired one at the corner of PARK anu : Are
delett avenues. A member of the d. LO',- nss
company was mortalIy wounded. Ih' ,...,v
from which the shot was fired was lmin''-1 -.r
riddled, and the crowd then pursueu
up town, and quietly dispersed md
LArER.-At night the crowd collected a-y ,E.rs
the Office of the Anzeiger Des Western and
the military was ordered out by the Nay ofcs
having formed, kept the block where tA' ,;,bt
is situated, clear until late hour IL tbe IL
The Office appeared to be deserted y The city
mates, probably expecting an attacA
] was perfectly tranquil to-day
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-04-15

n5a- Maj. Gideon Marlatt has removed to
the washington House." foot of. Plane No. .,
A p r. r., lately under the supervision OF
Col. Lawson He has the experience and com
potency to render complete satisfaction to his
guests, and sojourn at his house win demon
strate this, practically
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-04-15

Bs4p We direct attention to the advertisement
Of the Petroleum Rock Oil' inserted in this
paper. For several of the ellis to which flesh
is heir to-" this medicine is said to be an un-
failing cure, and its wonderful properties are
being appreciated more fully every dav. For
side by Frederick Kittell, Ebensburg.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-04-15

.B@5@We direct attention to the card of the
- Grant House." Pittsburg, II desirable soiourn-
ing place for those who visit the Smoky CITY. F"
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-04-15

BLANK DEEDS, of a superior quality, for
ale at this Office.
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fSA= John f. Barnes, Esq, late student
with Messrs. Potts Kopelin, Johnstown, Pa.
was admitted to practice law in the several courts
of this county on last week. An acquaintance
with Mr.. Barnes justiies us in stating that he
will prove valuable acquisition and ornament
to the legal profession, and if talent strict in
tegrity and honest industry surely lead to for
tune and to fame, his success is certain.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-04-15
Hon. JOS. II. Nulns.

We last week stated that the above gentleman,
the Wing member OF Congress from this Demo
cratic district, voted Nay on the resolutions in
troduced into Congress by Messrs. jackson and
Hiliyer Of Georgia. endorsing the adjustment
or Compromise measures. The telegraphic re-
port of proceedings caused US TO commit an er-
ror in our statement, and injustice to the honor
able gentleman; butwe are glad to announce that
he voted for the resolution of Mr. ullyer, decla-
ring the Compromise ga final adjustment, and
permanent settlement Of the questions therein
embraced, and that it should be maintained and
executed as such" But on the resolution of
Mr.. Jackson, 'recognizing the binding efficacy
Of the Compromises of the constitution believing
it to be the determination Of the people gener-
ally, we hereby declare it to be ours individ-
ually, to abide by such Compromises, and to
sustain the laws necessary to carry them out,
the provisions for the delio7y Of fugitive slaUes, and
the act of the last Congress for that purpose,
included; and deprecating all further agitation
Of the slavery question, he voted Nay. We are
gratifed at seeing his name recorded in favor Of
one resolution but would have been thrice pleas
ed had he voted for both. Although we are a
hard fsted Democrat, and Mr. Kuhns Wing,
dyed in the wool, we are free to award him
praise for the position he has assumed upon
the Compromise resolutions. 1t is much better
than we expected.
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AccIDENT.-AIr. Edward Evans, an aged man
and respected citizen of this village while going
home on Tuesday evening was knocked down by
team of unmanageable horses and the wheels
Of the wagon passed over both his thighs He
was not so severely injured as at first supposed,
no bones being broken, and is rapidly recovering.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-04-15

Bsg@Ole Bulls second concert at Wo.l.-
ton city, was most brilliant affair.
having been presented to him, he aeknovlejIgs5
the complimentin the following terms. coz
the aroma of this boquet be the future mus.
America, the song of freedom, and asoon5 u
Heaven ="
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-04-15

For Canal Commissioner,
WILLIAM sEABIGHT, OF Fayette.
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SlNCINNAIl. april
The river continues to rise an inch an hour
The water is now within two feeto Water street.
A number of houses in the lower part of the ci-
ty are inundated. y large amount of property
has been lost along the Ohio and tributaries by
the sudden rise.
RsA7The herdsman of farm in Scotland had
OCCASION lately, to send his daughter for the cat
tie under his charge. There We're about eighty
of them, and among them two bulls, one of which
was occasionally in the habit of assaulting peo-
pie. On the day in question the damsel unwari-
ily approached the bull too closely, when he i'm
mediately gave chase. On level field, without
dykes, bogs or any other place ofrefuge to resort
to- what would the reader have done-for, to
Iun home, distance of three quarters of mile,
was out of the question. The girl with great
presence of mind, ran over to the other bull-a
good-natured animal, and much stronger than
her assailant Standing close by his side, and
tapping him kindly on the back, she drove him
towards her fathers house, followed by her en-
ragged enemy, who kept roaring and tuning all
the way but when he came too close her pro-
tector turned round, and with Shake and toss
of his head, kept the assailant at bay. In this
manner the fugitive arrived safely at home
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NEW ORLEANS, April :

"" ONI-EAAs, April
The steamer Camanche, ascending tbo y.
Grande with forty passengers, includipp =.
|Caravajal and many ladies, was fred nr,.I
the Mexican soldiers from the bank s..
shots struck the boat, but, luckily, no live.
lost. The shots probably were intended f,r ?.
ravajal. The outrage excited much indiap,.;.
from the Americans.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONEY MARK ET.

MoSn.Y, New. SIS r M
Shs stock market this morning and throughout the
day exhibited weakness, with tendency towards fur
thsr downward movement. The stocks under the in
nsence Of the Philadelphia operators sustained and
also Nicaragua was quite firm The tone u the market
was not encouraging TO buyers The speculative fes-
ing has oosed out for the present and viii require some
Other smuant than those who operating st present.
10 impart life into operations Eric bonds arc strong
but the stock IL declining under the large purchases
made by leading broker Cumberland was extremely
heavy and parties who large buyers short time
since ara now promsent sellers Long Island and Nor.
ria Canal which are peculiarly the pets Of the Phade
phsus maintain prices and may probably go higher
Money = extremely abundant but there is prospect
n impstng any speculative feeling the public IN gene
ra The market may remain in this apatetic state for
some little time longer but according to all former
rcnce an advance viii if money continues plea
tifuI and chop rs It is now
At the Are. board the market in State stocks
changed. Erie Second Mortgage Bonds declined 4
North America Trust Il Cumberland, q Erie RI Long
Isand, "a; Hudiop River x; stonington "a. Canton
advanced u; Nicaragua ~ Norwich a AID Morris Co.
nal At the second board the market improved nMorris
Canal y; Cumberland 81 Eiie, ~ and Harlem - Long
Island declined q; Nicaragua a.
ABSTRACT OF GENEBA Al QUARTERLY STATEMENT THE
C0cDIrIoN BANS THE STARE NEw goRE,
on TIE MoRniNs OF SATURDAY.. SEPT. 4 1862.
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clined but VIII r,yve axsia in December BY the arrival
Of spring goods but thsss viii come out ct enhanced
prices Heavy brown domestic sheetings are firm and
setiye; the inferior qualities wanted for shipping
stocks a-s low Bcschsd goods sel at full prices With
fair stock and brisk demand Drills are buoyant with .
defective supply The demand IL large osnsburgs
firm with some degree Of accumulating stock.
Stripes and ticks in reduced stock and held
very firmly. The demand Is good Canton aannels
are still buoysnt, with an inadequate supply.
Printing cloths have an upward tendency from limited
production. All but the better qualities are scarce.
Prints very active and the light stock moves brsy
al full rates Ginghams moderately active and the
receipts rapidly absorbed at regular rates Deanes
in brisk demand for the avorite Styles the supply is
well kept up yet commands full priccs The dark
styles neglected Cloths in moderate request at
old rates. Fancy cassimeres sell actively at regular
prices Blacks wanted Ssnets are In fair
maDd and prcss steady Tweeds and jeans quiet
Lndseys are firm, if not buoyant, with light stock
Fsnnels and much wanted at advanced rates.
Blankets also are in scant supply shavis
tive at full prices. Auction sales there have
been much ess than the usual number The auctoneers
call it only half season having done not tn An hf
the usual OF businessthey like wyers flourish
ing most in times Of distress French goods still
brink, at good pyices-there is no longer q good
assortment; stocks light ana desirable styles
Further imports viii be at higher prices Silks except
ing bscs very and blacks not in large
supply. Cloths are FIRM with a far demand Millinery
goods still quick British goods are firm with good
spripEling of orders from tho general trade British
dress goods have sold better than usual and stocks
unmportspt. Linens duh and plenty shswls arc
brisk There has been great increase the las. six weeks In
the mportstions Of British cotton linen goods In
nannls and blankets the imports have been lighter than
increased while silk manufactured goods have decreased
Yasn shows considerable decrease British hosiery has
doubled itself in the imports Prints gnghams, aud
plain caicoes have arrived in very large and increased
quantities and yet prices have kept up and sales have
been brisk
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SECOND BoABD.
CITY TRADE REPORT.

MONDAY, Nov. So PM
AsHEs seemed active, $50 bbs. having been sold,
AT 81 te2t 81 10 for pots AMI So 564 for pearls per
100 lbs.
Brrs~Ax.-Thsre prevailed a fair demand for yellow
at y &c Csc. per ID.
BREApsruTFs = Flour was brisk and buoyant. The ar.
rivals inadequate 10 the demand which issued
the home and export trade The days business reached
l5CC0 bbs at 81 81 ~ ordinary 10 choice State at
S46Ss 81 STs superfne Canadian AZ 81 70; mixed to
fancy western at 81 IS 81 9S1i and common good
Southern with fancy Genesee and Ohio at 81 a34 a
So l2. Wheat in better req gest at materially
proved rates 500 bushels Genesee white bought
to arrive. nj private contract 900 Western do, at
ST. l21S: AGO Canadian DO in bond at ST CO 81 To-
10000 Western red 81 o. and II 600 bushels inferior
ard several csrsoes State andwestern oats 4sc s0:
advance Corn inquired for and essentially
higher % coo bushels mixed Western disposed Of
at s5c &c. which latter rate generally asked at
the close
CA1rLr-At Washington Drove Yard--OGered, l 500
beeves GOO Southern and Western the remainder feom
this State The market r. trifs frmer. Sales of good
retailing qualities at from 10 sac per Id. Market
closed rm with about 100 left unsold At Brown
ipg's-(L Lower Bulbs Head Offered $500 sheep and
smbs All bat 800 SOLD ut prices ging At from So
81 for the former and 81 80 TO S. so for the latter
Cows and oalvee 40 offered ana oil sold S22 so S45
At Cham beriain Hudson River Bulls Head )-ofered,
and cayes-saes at from $50 to $50 n S45 Sheep and
be SEQ in MarE etsll sold at from ST rs to So SO
81 SO for sheep and 81 10 to So 50 81 for lambs.
Coal Nothing new occurred in anthracite deserving
of remark. Liverpool orrei was sought after at sl0i
per cha.dron
Corrkr-Continued active and firm 600 bags of Java
realized llc 10t Laguayra, 9tc 40 Rio at 8ss Dc ;
ana l0t St Domingo al &c per ID
CorToS Sales to day were 900 bales with firm mar
kst at our quotations.
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stock IN city in al hands estimated at 10 900 bales.
FmE CRAckERs-l5C0 boxes Canton, forty packs were
purchnsed az 81 50 months,
Frsr.-wers advancing 1000 quntsls of Grand Bank
COD found buyers at 81 80 SO e2 800 bbls Masachu.
set, mackert Ak SIS Is sill for Nos and l. and 500
boxes smoked herring at 80 ond 80 55c for No and
scaled
udipg 50 bills rosin at 2 800 bales cot
ton to Liverpool at I'D. Flour was at Is Is 3D. asked
and h e. ID TO a.sss
was go and aches at 1Ce.. and rice at TO- To CAL
iforDia rates continued firm at As a s5c.
Fhurr.-Sles were ade o. 1000 whole 600 half and
500 quarter boxes bunch rsns at So IS 81 as and 75
respectively.
Isos seemed rather depressed-15o tons Scotch pig
reported sold at $31, months.
LATIEsThere doing in eastern at So 25 cash
per thousand
LME.-Comnon Roskisnd was worth 81, and lump do.
ST IS per Dbl.
MorsssEs-We only heard that 30 hhds Porto Rico
sold at 20 200. Market inactive.
NAVAL STORES remained in,nmrte-tho nominal vsluc
Of crude turpeptins 81 % per go los pitch 81 10
per Dbl. 600 bbls spirits turpentine fched 53c
gallon and $50 bbls, Wilmington roin - g. delivered.
Oms-We have no sales 10 pete but ~ hoseed T., the
extent of 5 600 gallons, 64c a 65c sni or aiiye TO
that Of 500 gallons, at Al l2% per gait5o, cash
PRowsioSs--Pork was more active eot htmet, 200
bbs brought Sl4 rs for prime ana sT for Dbl
There little done n meats Drr0ed hoss we've
much inquired FOR OF 70 &c pr ID There have been
II &c pc, 10 The tendency in beef VS. sti down ward;
the days sales reached zoe bbts vt Sia 81 2, Tor
country prime; 81 70 SO 20 for d. mess; Ill fur
Chicago do BEEF bsm c@nli h. poulhs At Sll IS per
22c lbs Noohsug, &c urreo 10 batter or cheese
REAL Ee1ATg -->dles at auction lily a. H Nisoey
" chichester prop-Fty--l lot Uoieu 50 by
I0o s TO- 90. Of Union sxenu ~ h street,
so BY leo s 25 , do phh rect 81 by 700 SOS /;
DO 10 no. ~ ~ 20 each ~ a. on rryon row,
50 By 70 each ~ ~. -r ~ q each S5l;
90. 90 10, p ~ e.. elHt 80 d. "a Union
nue. 20 By lC9 egt . 81 u ~. ~. 81 by 90 $40;
j dc. GA Frvou rev o. ey l.a a.a 3~ - ntnn ave-
80 by 100. S7U a. 81 o~ ry.-. 3. 4 too $40,
I do on t,nea avenue s. ~ III SKI" ~rson
row, 90 bv 100 SEQ i DO NOS #.EGe p ~ 100
$50 do on Tryon row, 20 by e... {. e'-'r 4
Un1cp avesue and bonr1h street, -. -
corner az TIyos and tou.th stscs ~ V
8 10 on Eailroao avenue, 30 Dy 100 excl .s. m
Union Avenue, 30 by 100 each $3.50, -
tteYtet &c by 80 each SIPS There was
Attendance of buyoIe and ths hddlngs we've
litt5 ttyouPtogt The sale
R,cL - s,s OF 100 tisIces we're effected at ;I0-
- 10 Per ltelfs
Soar 1htte we're so bsxes Cas&e obtained a. 70 10
per ~.
kriLIs -sales have bpeB Gade ~ 700 bh's oao snj
riscn UhifhtY e q &c 100 aids drudge d. - 20
m improvement; ard IL haf pipes ccgnac h-aodg, Al
\. 6b ~ g1ls0U six incsth
tgeAFS Tho cen,AEl Fair a. 'uii rltes 800 Ind.
Porto istrp fesiesi K = BrJ - q, mosce1stn q
6gfc pst u.
s.pAc goa1 i9.Y -tt...l &c Ss1y. :, So 80
to,
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TALLew retaiieA ct o. per lb The stock increas
ing and offered with freedom.
ToBAAcco.-The days movements embraced 100 hhds
Kentucky, ut ~ SIC 40 Ohio aud State seed
leaf at sh l21c and rs bales Cuba private terms
Market unchanged.
WNEs-A sale OF so quarter casks Burgundy port was
made at AZ &c. per gallon.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE THIS DAY.
BY NORTH RIyER BoArs-17 662 bbls hour, lob do.
wbiskey 600 do beef So do ashes 2s43 boxes cheese
IL 060 bushels wheat and 3!O40 do barley.
by ERIE RAILRoAD-754 pigs. butter 2s3 do beef 45i
bbs flour, and 25l boxes cheese
Nkw HAVEN RAILRoAD-26 pkgs butter and SOL boxes
cheeso
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PLACES NArIvrrY-United States, 2o; ireland, TT ;
!; unknown, 4.
Island. Small Pox, Bsckwell's Island Lunate Asy-
lum BlackwelPs Island Randes Island q CITY Hosp-
ta A. House of Refuge Il Colored Home Colored Orphan
Asylum 2; Colored persons, 10.
Interments returned from Wards Island, 10
A. W. WHITE, City Inspector.
I'M otor'a Hioe
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Tbs general statement of which the foregoing il
abstract comprises The condition Of 257 banks and
branch Reports received from 23s the remaining
20 ndividua banks) have given notice Of closing their
affairs, and the figures to them taken rom the
books department hence the difference in the foot
ings Of the two columns Since the last report 26.h
June eleven baEks have reported for the FIRST time
The receipts of the Mansfield and sandusky City Rail-
road for October 1857 were sses1s Ss do for October
1861, s27 500 SO. Ssin over last year, and s
dxcicn Of thirty thee Yer cent freight S. s25 o.
The anne xsd statement exhibits the quantity and
value OF fre dry gtods entered at this port Tor
sumption for wareheusing, and Withdrawals from ware
house during the weel ending Nov. A. 1S5::-
NovEMFYTsir FOREIGN Day GooDs
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INSTRUCTION.


ERENCHa !, Al AND D. SPANISH LANoUAGgs-MEssRs
CHARLES DE MIEUX and FRANCISCO AGUERO
ESTRADA the former from Francs and the latter from
Cuba will their leisure hours the tuition of both
Languages AZ moderate terms For further particulars ad-
Srese either of both professors AZ their residence No. 52
Pearl street.
C0VERNESS.-A LADY OF EXPERIENCE AS A
~ governess desires situation in private family
teach the elementary branches with French and
Satisfactory references given and required Address u
box l53 New York Post office.
ELECTROMAGNETIC FRENCH LADY, TO
give lessons in the Language. To who is accom-
pished permanent arrangement would be made.
j. D., Herald office.
MIR. ROWE CONTINUES TO GIVE WRITING LES
AVA sons to ladies and gentlemen AZ their residences
usual His new and easily acquired method impartng
srustion enables his pupils teven they had writ
ten execute with the greatest facility aud freedom and
ease in twelve lessons Boarding schools attended
or otherwise Commands received at 264 Grand street
VNHE CELEBRATED PRIMA DONNA AND PROBES
sor in singing Signor Eliza Valentino teaches singing
piano. thorough bass and accompaniment She be
at her house. No. $3.50 Fourth street. from 10 A. till
NJ During the three years that she has been in New
York. she has taught hundred ladies' Of whom
are professionally and forty in the 6rat fashionable society
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ABVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
~-~~~~~>>~>~~N~~~~~~~~>~
Bs-S EE VENTH PAGE. -Da
EURS.


EURS OF ALL NATIoNS-STIMULATED BY THE
II great demand that exists in European cities
this elegant useful and indispensable article ladies'
tune also by the expense that has hitherto
attended the purchase of fine furs this country
pretor has been Induced to enter largely this branch
business, with determination maintain the
tion his establishment holds the first in this city
fashion, excellence and economy and having purcb aed to
extent during the at Bay,
and other fur sales he offer advnagesn this
department not to be found at any other the
country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-09

1 E,oR sALE-A LIGHT. GENTEEL, SAFE, AND VERY
profitable cash paying business This is rare chance
for with small capital-say S5Wto in
lucrative business Satisfactory given selling
For particula inquire at go Grand
Only application necessary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-09

A SUPERIOR NEWFOUNDLAND DOG FOR SALE
1t is thirteen months old and we'll calculated for
temen travelling 1t is good companion, and faithful
house dog. Apply at WILSON'S Sad ilery Mandatory
No. Rutgers street, near Division.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-09

q = IAn WANTED-ON BOND And MORT
RIO,oVO gsge, at seven per cent interest in spms
o. $1,000 each 10 be secured five three brick houses
and ot in Brooklyn, that nth, cash $4,000 Apply
to ). s. BROAD, No 13 Vail street.
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AURISTs AND OCULISTS.

rrHE EYE AND EAR:-DR. HEATH, AURIsT AND
Oculist. OF fi3 cured Of deafness Of seventeen
years durs.lp also Of offensive discharge FROM both
Of the lst aceJon Rodenburg
grocer 20 Howard street ~ Y Dr. Heath cured daugh
~ = Total blinc ness.-B. Banker.
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INTNN9 ANn NvAWNRlNm ~ Nrwn-

GtERTREyEl Lr MANSION Hoyas cgRSE~ rc--,w,
~ Pettg hesry Dodge proprstor formerly ~ ctor,ts
Hnr hVo AuJ hall miiJG tf1n stfsr r,f .rsrE 800.
IrriREds rtoet, IL very thtD,nl fsf pgft ,rey 4, ~
tslorde mad u hopolri u Tho oonbnus.b * ~ ,.e
leaknst 1res AZ eipper Cd all hours, ts .af y
thttttst nites Good target grounde ,ttaNb.a ~ ~
r,it's star'g isgn Vie terry .. AL erqrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-09

C1 IE ono WAN1ED-OR BOND AND NuRf
" IV,OOO gage in sums Of $1,000 each at seven ~
interest he secured brick
and let's IL this city, worth. cash. S2o ppi,
s.. :. BROAD No IL Wall btietl.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-09

NOR SALE CHEAP IL SOLD IMMEDIATEIY-AN
IL outdoor busness that yields handsome muuera-
ton. Price $500 500 remain in bond and
Good given for selling To energetic it
chance. Apply to INSECT FUTILE, "a North Will
] liam stree.
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freslovriy 5Ahce 1abVg Ats'*tt ~ 'V~s' Sh w 90
Totals ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sos gI9 ISL SJ5 loj s54
The 6emsDd continues good for most articles Of DRY
rood. and business is ukely 70 be prorsesed 70 late
period o. the Tic supply Of goods hiss been 50
ea,otusuy limited that price, have been su1tatoed al
through the season, Witch i closing with very ght
stocks and actual scarcity Of some xmas o n nob
goods There large stocks either in store " II
the government bonded warehouse, as was The 80 as
pear F'ory Kind Of ecods sold close down ~h' 1as
demand 10 not wholly 'a'I,1ad Tas inPsns have d.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-09

gTO LET FOR THE WINrEK-HANDsOME PAR.
= lore end bedrooms, with all the modern improve
ments Fryats table ard attendance furnished ~
No. b37 Houston street, east side ~ Broadway
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Oily E00 wANTEB-OH BOND AND MORT
,COO gaze, in sums Of $1,000 each, ~ seven psr
20 20 secured five four story brick
ana lots this city, that worth cash Sa0J Apply
3 $. BROAD, No. Is W all street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-09

HOY Sc 70 RENT.-A FIRST GLASS THREE STORY
II brick dwelling house. e. all the modern Improve.
mepts el ib iitnatoo IN stage youe Apply ut ~ Agsy
street, b,twseb ano 10 A. Al and and T.. M.