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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-05
[TERMO ONT VALLEY and con- ON

" II III NJ y n FhLIIEI ano ,r,TION
NECTING RAILROADS TRANsP0kLAA.tts'wysjS;
CO-Freights for Burlington, st. Johnsbury,
and Montreal and al Intermediate towns via Now -
and Springfield, BY steamer TRAVELLER eysfy "" -
precisely p NJ from Pecksp. Great reduction q pIo
FOR passengers and freight Through tickets BY rLg
ell the principal northern towns at the NY. and Nh -
Office, No S. Caralst. NY. For particulars aHPy%rv
II. HYDE, Agent, Office No. l52 South 81 80
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TOR SAN FRANCISCO-TUESDAY

IT June The splendid double engine strsnsn1P
S,etess,rv Conmander This splendid steamship having
alterations suit her tor the rsh@ sno
10 make her recommendations 10 steamer on te
P,rfc Will .sil francisco above toncing al al
psrsi.o snd Panama Her large and airy sns
her .eage accommodations superior 70 any steamship
sa having abundance VI both hight and all a. well ~ "a
extra HIGHT beveea decks IL ia confidently expected she
will make tie passage to San FRAN co IN IS sno, .s
n ha en- ma by any thus offering TO families
and 10 those desirs th-ir comfort much plessAnter
than by the crowded wa Chases " only
a limited number of passengers Will be taken
Mates PASSAGE.
in Ladies Saloon.
In Gentlemen Saloon. .................... -
Apply TO THOMAS RICHARDSON, No. Al Exchange
place New York aud No. eWalnutst- Philadelphia
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HOR SHREWS BURY. LONG

IT BRANCH, OCEAN HOUSE, HIGHLAND DOcH,
FORT WASHINGTON, MOUNTS and BROWNS
DOCKS (Middetown,) and RED BANk.-New and Plss-
die steamboat THOMAS HUNT, Captain A. X HAsssrsy,
will leave New-Hsyen pier, PscksEp, East River, = ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-05

NEw,JERsEY ZINC COMPANY,
Transfer Office, No 81 LibertyH
~ OTlCE.-An amendment to the char
i ter Of the NewJersey Exploring and kinng Co has
passed the Legislature Of NewJeey and been accepted BY
che Directors The title BY the act is changed to New
jersey Zinc Company"
The New-Jersey Exploring and Mining Company stock
ard the stock of the Sussex Zinc and Copper Mining and
Manufacturing Company, will be exchanged for the
sock lNewJersey Zinc Company upon application this
Office. JAMES l. CURTIS President
New-York, March 10 1852
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CHERIFF SALE.-Bv virtue of several

d. 5. HoUGH Auctioneer
THURSDAY, May 6, at Sales Room,
Il No. 81 Btesman-st, very large assortment OF god,
and secondhand Furniture, Carpets OIL Cloths Se7
embracing every variety goods fer Housekeeping and all
be sold without Catalogues this evening Sale
positive rain or shine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-05
ESTATE

AUCTlON.-Our readers will notice on reference 70
The nuhjc prints that GERARD BETS Will sell on
WEDNESDAY the Sin inst the premises part OF tne
Robinson Estsie sfnaed Sing Sing Westchestsr Co.,
The Harlem Reilroad Csrs leave the depot az Cham
herst At and H. A NJ, and will leave Sing sing
for n Y al g. AS and SIS 7. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-05

NOTICE to STOCKHOLDERS of ST.
IN LAWRENCE MINING COMPANY FOR IN
CREASE OF CAPITAL-Notce is hereby given, In pursu.
of the 2t section Of acts OF the Legislature entitled
Act authorize the formation OF corporations for Manu-
featuring Mining, Mechanical Chemical purposes passed
Feb IL ls4s that meeting OF the Stockholders Of this
Company will be held at their office No II in the Insurance
Building Of Wall and William sts the l7th day Of
May next at 2oclock, Z. Nj.
The object OF said meeting Is to increase the Capital
Stock of said St Lawrence Mining Company, and also
number of Trustees. Dated April 2, 1852
THOS. Adds EMMETT r.
J. l.. GRATACAP, Au|
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-17
THE MILITARY.
CARD.-ARMoRY, GOO BROADWAY, NOVEMBER 1852

CARD-ARMoRY, GOO BROADWAY, NOVEMBER 1852
members the City Guard through the undersigned
committee desire TO lay before the public a, q
honor BY General Sanford the occasion Of obequies
they have deferred ng earlier statement in dspos-
S to Ssa r r causing amy feelings @
with the on this occasion Of public sympathy in
s ss Of that u'''iea' patriot the late Secretary Of
Iu letter addressed to the Special Committee Of the
Of Guard of Honor the said occasion ways been
The 5 e. s @ e e s
public We also applied to General SANFORD, in proper
the
We had tho graft caon By them
d9r the posi- e honSr 70. which we beg to tender our evil
SRsns W .ure. h ' shsa '.
s ssssIsi esS%iss;s ssis I'M
csaera ssndferd said eops the
6ivs ad1aasa gees 'as
Wien ny fsPns Of position "
We confess account for this
eannss suppose 70, moment shs. The head Of
sense mate the assertion that Cap
No. charity would lead to attribute this Hopinon Of
to little authority and to consciousness Of military
nfrerty than to aut appreciation Of soldiers PRIDE
To make detailed statement ., the circumstances Of the
other, and violation Of which breach Of faith incur
Hss pars We but ossyeG the Of our Captain IN
position dee% him fully oapase hs
was never known to shrink in the faoo Of any mill
In passan We acknowledge the reoeps OF first lesson
ON the duty an to use his discretion in executing
leaving the ground on that OCCASION we remained At
aad not receiving any
Gen.
nes SsS Us e II
siy
e s Citizen odEsy TO them
SS rssns dssS o sYsTa who upon
in little brief authority and fond of struttng their
eysneseens hour on horseback have taken occasion
resent, duty &c., Sc To these gentlemen warriors our
and naHs *. al the g q
ensced been prompt and willing In duty, and for
seTs ana efficiency In cases Of emergency will yield the
But to be candid there s one species of duty for which
issP as's sns we sss
young men VINO have rartiat for military experience
the 80 fompkins Madison square and there un
der the direction Of STAFF
.nd shs ssie sss
coming Very period Napoeons and Ssskns
In 'the sun Of AusserlitE."
that have ever endeavored to cultivate the friendly
eeng with our brother soldiers and that when visits
ways created favorable impression for. and have mover
dmmed the bright sseuteheon Of metropolis citizen
corps city will tolerate assumption Of supe
'''''' '"an''Ns rom ny ''' q. 4. pEyERELLEY,
=, 7. HEDDEN,--
JOSIAH A. WALLER, President
FL HIDDEN, Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


alta MEETING OF c ,NTINENTAL CHAPTER NO.
a r. Q, y, A., held at their rooms, No 81 Bowery,
Jos LAboytaax, and Past Sachom, w. X Moore, ap
pointed to draft preamble and resolution expressive Of
Daniel late Secretary Of State of the United
follows
whereas it has pleased Almighty God remove
midst Hon. Daniel Webster late Secretary OF State Of the
United States and whereas this eminent statesnsn tor
the last foriy years services unequaed de-
voon and patriotism to the consttu zion Of
oonfederac blessings Of Union and to
defend the and dignity Of country abroad and
whose tai nts have served to elevate country to its
present proud position among the many nations Of the
earth. TheI efore
Resolved deem IL necessary to mite in the grief
of and In respect to his tho
usual badge Of for thirty days that we decorate
of him who, though dead, ''stiil lives" Further
Resolved That unite with Chansery in public de-
mons.ration they may make. Further
Resolved That this preamble and resolutions be inser
ted in the Republic Sachem and Of the daily
copy the forwarded to the relatives Of
tho deceased. w. X. MOORE, p. s.
JOS LOB0YTEAUX,} Con- mittee.
IL. ID. SUAROT.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

DRoF FELTON, OF HARVARD uNiyEksiTY, Will
lecture this evening Nov ~ - eHga-fnIn o. tne
Msdssn life Anticipated BY ne Athesap stsse or shs
~ e-aat sntaufy the dls.rae clearly estaSshed.
tferaer 2 cets each, ldiss f.se mar No had
u come carly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-17

DUFIEy GUARD. ATTENTIoN.-THERE WILL BE
~ drills evening this week OF the above company.
20 meet at the Brilliant No. Battery place. Members
nd thoee Wishing TO- parade with the company will please
SION wiz TAKE place on Tuesday the sd OF November Uni
frock coats and pantaoons, and caps Nus
ke@ belts and caps will be ready the Brilliant the
morning OF parade To start A. clock A. by order
T. CRErp, Secretary. v" "N' Nr
night. - A' w e"'
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Tcstimoniais and Csrtincatss.-When DR..

Testimonials and Csrtihcatss.-When DIR.
Hastings had discovered the virtues Of Naphtha he
nounoed II In private circular to number OF dstin
Gushed physicians with request that they weud put its
medical properties to the Est and report accordingly
chsTGr certifying that NO medsine they had ever used
Of Naphtha in relieving hacking coughs curing diarrhes
and stopping night swcst 1t also generally
:pr; o. hS and e 30 pcwsrfu sesnt remedy
agency, @. " CLICKENER CO., 81 Barclay street. New
York. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-17
THE BALL SEASON.

CITY ASSEMBLY ROOMS, $50 BROADWAY. = BALL
~ committees and others respectfully solicited 70
call and examine the above fcent and extensive BAH
and srpertenancss Tho superiority Of there
all others In his city only be appreciated
smpson Fer furth err parteulArs sunday Times Mer-
curry, Dispatch and Atlas GEO. W. KILLER Proprietor.
RUCHIER's BALL-oN FRIDAY NEXT. THE 10TH
- November at the Chinese Rooms No. $50 Broadway
rcls celebrated BANDITS engaged night Tickss
for orc gentleman and two ladies' ST. to be had s w. Buell.
lers Resturations, No. % and 81 North William street,
NoTTCE.-ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO, OR DO.
ing business with the firm OF G. s. A. Fradenp
stone dealers, st Harlem notified that All moneysdue
tho said firm must be paid to c. g. or Fradenbursh IN
person.
THE TENTH ANNUAL BALL or JACKSON FIN.
i Ensine Company No a. will be held AZ inc hpeu0
rooms 40 Broadway, on Thursday sven1nss Torems
lS2. TIMOTHY u. HEsit Rore"sss
sINEos WARD, Secretary
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
>-----
~ SEE THIRD AND SEVENTH PAGES "a
FINE ARTS,

Ok CENT DAGuERREQTYPEs.-REE CO., HAVE
[O adopted principle wi ereby they are enabled TO
time finishing and all Its uscie'sor the public to
Fay 81 &C. 10 cents when they are made nimtablo
by Reca Co., 2sG broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-17

NoIICE.TuE MEMBERS AND FRIENDS OF THE
hedheid Guard arc hereby potiaed 90 nj No. 90
NJ ard proo,c6 their esLd an rai target exonsn "a
w. II. wIrnEv, Ursesly. +"' "VA~"A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-17

ITO THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF BROOKLYN
u and New yOrk.-A rev and easy style OF painting
taught in twelve ersor may also be easily oarnod by
children. French also taught ~ new method VII lily un
Known until now, iy which pupils will be
enabled 70 read nnd speak the language - three months
tFvro oil ntreew ray 10 Dad aud specimens Of raintngs
" envire 80. - Ssetett fres dpr be.oW
LslsAD.s ssssss swain BroyRiya.
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wANTED-C0NCEkNINo LIGHT
sy horse twelve years old Mort tall hair m obsd
Al a tho root, little hollow backd. Also, light top
wagon, patent axle blue cloth niug plated harness
from stable ~ Reade street, New York. to 60 TO Belle
VILE N. J Tuesday inre. Whoever will retarn said
property give information ~here IL of 10 DO
iound. shall be literally rewarded.
TNToRMATION wANTED-OF FANNY ARNOLD
daughter Of Nathan apd Olive Arnold Of Ontario
w. New York. She has ence bee married to some GENTLE
man. whose name unknown to her brother who lives IN
Ohio He here and 10 anxious to find her ont IL this
should reach her che will please send her address to No.
10 Perry street, New Pork.
INFORMATION WANTED OF HUGH HUGHES. WHO
arrived here from the county Of Down Ireland about
year since He Is about eighteen Of His brother
James here and anxious to find him out II this should
reach his he will please call at the Sailors Hospital on
Staten Island.
IF THE TWO LADIES WHO LEFT AN OMNIBUS AT
Tuesday evening" at about six O'clock disposed to
form with the gentlemen to whom they
handed their fare they will confer especial favor by
addressing Charles q. MorlAnd. Broadway Post Once
stating where interview DO md, address by
which note would reach them.
vJNO PERSONS WITHOUT EMPLoYMENT.-BY SEND
ing dollar to the upd rsigned he will send to
address receipts for making three valuable
tcle which require but trifng outlay to manufacture,
and sell . great profit. JACOB ROSEGARDEN,
204 North Sixth street, Williamsburg, +. 1.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-17
Ths InsuIYsrable Torture OF Toothnchs

INSTANTLY relieved by Drs. 0'CONNOR & C0NNERY, Sur
ca and Mechanical Dentists At 81 Lspenard street.
Brssdway Exraeting ana filing executed in the easiest
approved principle The geatess attention paid to judi
eorsly repairing and regulating charens teeth Terms
moderate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-17

Ladies' Fur.-Knox's elegant display of
ladies ur comprising every variety Is already attracting
general and is universally acknowledged 30
this city KNOX every body knows sells cheap, and
the ladies in purchasing their furs should not fail to visit his
establishment Us Fulton street His assortment of hats
che for gentlemen and and hats for chill
this department are more extensive TIA ever.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-17

AT GENERAL MEETING OF THE BROOKLYN
"A Laborers Union Beneficial Society," held at Mastsrssn
Sixth ward Hotel Ct Pacific street the 18th instant
work less than nine shings day until the Grst of
December from that time will work nine
81 three fourths day for IS cents half for Is g.
pntl towards The frat Of Marcel whom man make ten
hours system is be they put the necessity
strike at the first Of March last get qs day This
the members Of said society could day
but said society acted honorable part did
the had their
lower wages. JOHN FARRALL, President.
5 s.snsfl WAnn' Secretaries.
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EURs OF ALL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BY THn
II demand that exists In European eitios
this elegant useful and indispensable article adias
tune also by the that has hitherto
attended The purchase of fine furs In this
pretor has been nduesd 70 enter largely into hs branch
Of with determination main the reruts-
tion his estabshmen holds the this city for
fashion, excellence and economy aud having
Russian, and other fur sales he ofsr ths
department NOT 10 DO found st othor In The
country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-17

smOI Whieper
TO take the magnetic remedy because selash
urTrncped persons have said IL is nurous TO such,
would say, that electro magnetism little compre-
hended feel my duty to offer (withou charge) to
che Nature has endowed with In restoring health
wthou. internal application. Those too loy 70 come 20
will visit, by addressing line to TALBOT WATTS
Eervist l24 Greenwich street. NJ b. The Nervous
tioe compounded the beneficial results
TO and At distance that personal apple alton
would be impossible 10 Aohevei but ii rs limo cont in that
form when applied only by the open hand, and thou
sand shines more powerful and speedy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-17

Unredeemed Pledges from Aucti0n.-Ws
feel duty TO remind the public that opened
cheap clothing store overcoas Of description from
81 TO SIS vests from 81 to ST. pants 81 to 50 So BUSINESS
coats Of every style and color So to ST. fine black rock
and dress coats 81 TO S2 No. 100 Nassau street.
Ann. II THOMPSON.
III. DOLAN,
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hoY direct the attention of the ladies
York TO variety Of novelties which they have just
3D. among which the Bertha boa the fur Spanish mantilla
Is by fr the elegant article in invented and
displays the figure to the greatest advantage The
Spanish mana is admirably adapted to the promenade
the earrage Of the opera ]. beco ming and s
fashionable in Paris Is great improvement upon
the large old fashioned muf. COOK B. FRANKLIN, 625
Broadway Furrers and Skin Importers Furs altered
the present fashion, exchanged and freed from moth.
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Los = AND FOUND.


clio REWARD STOLEN ON TIE 10TH INSTANT,
p between the hours Of one and two o'clock, NJ.
from the house No 35 Broadway, black doeskin cloak,
with sleeves, body very full and iiaed with black silk,
velvet collar pocket inside and outside. sleeves
yey wide and lined with lemon coorcd .k and embsl
bed with oids, the cloak fastening with three sets Of
cords. Whoeyer will return the same to Edwards,
dental surgeon shall receive the above reward, and
questions asked
n. EDWARDS, Dental Surgeon, s33 Broadway.
CE EEwARD-LosT. YESTERDAY, CORNER OF
y1O Fourteenth street and Broadway, silver Lever
watch The above reward will be paid by returning IL to
Nc. rs Tenth avenue TO JOHN p. Klaus.
T 0ST-FRoM NO WEST STREET ON THURSDAY
IL lat, tack Newfoundland dog. Had on besss col
lar and TO tho of Jack Whoever will return
the dog TO No. West street, will receive i've dollars
reward.
CTRAYED-oN Tue MORNING OF THURSDAY. THE
~ lltb November large. sized hull dog with black
sIot side Of his face ANY who Ill return
the above will be rewarded, to tho owner
hr SMITH, Boston House, IS Olives street.
DoBBERY-THE EXPRESS MAIL PER STEAMER
~ dmiral from Boston to St John, New Brunswick,
having been stolen the publ, cautioned against negoI
atiDg certificates of New York City Stock, the
OF John ellis, vizNo ~. 9Th Sept, 1862 slsso0 No.
RICHARD DzLL. ~ Wall street.
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A FORTUNE FOR ONE DoLLaR-EMPL0YME 1T
"A for everybody rnaran teed -Mssrt Bradley Jones
continue send all Of the United States their If
methods Of realizing from 81 to $50 week.
Many thankful letters prove that they have been blessing
10 hundreds Depend IL b falsity bub certainty and
without risk Direct psid enclosing ST. Box 2a2 Post
Office Baltimore Md and they will be sent by return mail
All of either In country having faw Idle
hours mhy be greatly benefited BY these valuable nsuo
tons. Patent right secured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-17

on or the very invented Beware
SOAP for curing pimples frels chaps rough
&C. Poudre SUBTLE uproots hair from part OF the
body liquid Rouge, Lily White and lair Gloss No. q
walker street., Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-17

Dancing AT III. Wells and Sisters Academy
all the fashionable dances taught in the graceful
and finished stuyvesant Institute $50 Broadway
Hours for special classes and private lessons.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-17

pRIyATE INSTRUCTION IL PENMANsHIP. THE
subscriber prepared 10 give pri-ate instruction In
the srt OF pspmanhp Indies gentle at his rooms,
No ESQ Broadway fret Above the Irving House For
sale, elegant COPY book, with Instruction. Price,
cent?. OLIVER Z. GOLDSMITH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-17

DANCING ACADEMY-SIGNOR A. GHERARDI, Al.
~ sisted by Madame Gherard respectfully begs 20 In
form his patrons and the public that his Dancing Acadmy
81 Broadway will be opened for the pton CT pupils
SATURDAY, Oct IS Days Of tuition for young la!ies and
Thursdoys Mt o'clock r. NJ Evening elsss for gentlement
Tuesdays Fridays Private lessons in famiie1
will also be gven and classes attended schoos and acade
mics. Communications addressed 10 Sl Brosdway win
be promptly attended to-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-17

Dodworth Music Store, No. 493 Broad.
wsyAmerican and Foreign music for the voice, piano,
E!tar violin. cornet flute sachorp &C. Bands supplied
WIKI instruments, military concert orchestral
books paper, &c. HARVEY i. DOAW0RTH, leader Of
Tie CorIet band aud CHARLES L. LAZARUS Proprietors
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Fur Tips,cts, Roas, Cuff, and Fur trimming.

WIN. BANTA log Canal street, would respectfully
Appre the ladies this city and the public in
70 has nov hand large and select .tock Of ur both
foyegn aud domestic His urs having been selected with
great and manufactured by experienced workmsn in
his employ he to offer ladies fur goods made
the best manner, and at tho lowest possible prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-17

VII receive new, pupils on Monday. Wednesday and
tion Of the art of penmanshp. Glasses IL o'clock
A. NJ and o'clock p. M. Terms. So for ten, S.
twenty lessons Of hour each including stationery
Private instruction Sl5. Rooms 2s9 Broadwgy.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

nhNCING.-MADAME ACHILJE RESPECTFULLY
~ informs her patrons and tbs public ths she Is pre-
pared her teaching In all the fashions danoes
at schools private families For PARTICULARS apply at
No. ~ " arren street. 1T
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Observation-Disclosures is
cheap enough. HIRAM ANDERSON No. 30 Bowery. Is
ceiling Splendid English tapestry carpets 3d. and Ga
3d. 3s 3d. a. - and o. Cd; oil cloths. Is Cd, 49, and Al
English OIL cloths yards wide druggets. yards wide
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-17

WANTED-EMPJoYMENr, ny A YOUNG AMERI-
w ean lady In ablishment: there
are but few ladies employed preferred Address Miss NJ
erald ofhce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-17

Wedding and Party Cards Beautifully En-
graved and printed the finest French gh, and Ame
rcAau paper; coats Of arms crosts &c. seals
rings pencils &c. large and splendid assortment Of
Egiiai enyelops waters and boxes. HYATT & CORNELL
Ess Warren and John streets, Of Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-17

il had Just begun great is the demand for his
winter styles The Genin felt beaver to have
charmed half the hat wearing public and the regular win
the other half These hats certainly the most
THAT have appeared this any price, and may
81 the almost unlimited extent of Genin business that
hc sell such hats at 81 each.
GENIN, 2i4 Broadway, opposite ST Panl's.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-17

liver in ts most complicated FORMS This medicine has
full disease common throughout the United States,
And ~ evidence its efficacy will state that
cure Orders for IL coming in from all
tenor, Cambridge, Ohio Jan. 1851 Msssrs. Kidd Co.
We are nearly Out Of AIanes pills 1t woad DO we'll 10
place. OGtER L. CLARKE.
For sale by all the priv cpa druggists in New City
druggists referred TO- Boyd Paul ~ Cortandt street.
ard c. v. Clickener, 81 Barclay street.
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M oNTAGUE HALL, tNEAR THE CITY HALLl
AVE Brooklyn Gentlemens evening" class for dancing
and walt4ingNrs A. LAhnay and Mr. 0sslvic will open
csss ut the above Saturday October 91h. Days
"a nsruotn Wednesday, and Saturdays 81 O'Clock r. u.
Fret Eoree on Friday evening Novenber&.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-17

CIisfadorO's Hair Preservativc and Beauti-
Ter for Guessing, beautfinR henng and produc
lny the hair when become thin or from coming
sutas we'll parting beautiful usre and disposng the
manufactured and sold by CRIeTADORO6 Aston House.