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Polynesian., 1852-11-20
sE If any person is surprised to find sen.

sF If any person is surprised to find sem
timents in favor of the "Maine law f" in our
paper, we simply say, we are sorry for it.
We say further that the principle OF that
law, which now, for the first time, is applied
to intoxicating drinks, is the great principle
of all liberty and nationality. The princi-
pie is that a man has no property in that
which produces public calamity. He can
have no more property in whiskey for base
use than he could in so many gallons of
plague or cholera. The principle Of the
Maine law is right Its details may be de-
fective. We may differ also about the time
of introducing it into our municipal regula-
tions. But on the questions: Is the princi-
pie right Is intemperance immoral? Is
rumselling the source of intemperance and
crime' Is it public curse: There can be
no controversy among men who believe in
the Bible or in God Of justice. Our youth
full correspondent should learn that there il
no repubicanism without right. There is a
division Of the Sons in Benicia. We COM
mend him TO join it.-Cal. paper.
Polynesian., 1852-11-20
4 Scene on the Isthmus.

We have remarked some of the roughest
specimens of humanity passing through this
city, that we ever cast eyes upon in our life
before. The other day, while standing at
the Exchange, our attention was called to
one of the very hardest looking of customers.
Just arrived in the '' Isthmus from Cali
fornia, after evidently long residence in FL
Dorado He and those with him wero
bearded like yards. He was listening to the
jabber of native who had hired him mule,
ING to get dollar or two more. Look you
here, hombre," said he, "a bargains bar
gain; agreed to give you twenty dollars;
paid you the half; start your boots! | am a
man of few words; but if in ten minutes that
mule amt ready packed. there will be one
dead niger about these diggings." He drew
a revolver from his belt, looked at the caps,
and turning round, looked savage defiance at
everybody. At that instant lady on mule
and two beautiful little girls, on their way to
California, were trying TO pass the blocked
up thoroughfare. His eyes met the appeal
ing gaze of the mother. In an instant his
countenance was changed He doffed his
hat to the lady, backed the mule, hom,bre and
all, and with a sweep of his arm, called the
attention of his comrades. "Back, boys"
said he, "make way for the lady!' The
way was cleared, and the lady passed Our
stalwart friend stood gazing after them for
minute or two, and as he turned round, We
could perceive his face sufiused with tears:
on wiping them, he perceived we were re-
garding him closely: "I have been away
from home sir, said he, in faltering voice
"for two wears. that woman and the faces
of those little children, reminded me Of my
family. God bless my girls and their
motherr' So, shaking himself, as it were,
he returned his revolver to his belt; and. in
a mild voice said to the native, "Come, hom-
brs, as you can, my friend, get that mule
ready, and you shall have what you ask
more" And so saying. he walked thought-
fully away.-Poncmc paper.
Polynesian., 1852-11-20

The Lexington Sentinel says there is now
living in Holmes county, Miss, a woman
who married her first husband in September
1923. She subsequently, parted with him;
and from time to time married three others,
with all of whom she separated. On the day
twenty five years from her first marriage, she
parted with her fourth husband, attended the
funeral of her second, was married to her
first, and the marriage ceremony was per-
formed by her third husband She is now
living with her fifth, or rather her first hus-
band, and doing wel-and is some woman
yet
Polynesian., 1852-11-20
}. HEAP HAVING REMOVED

=. hAN1&NO hEMO v Ell
LII to the store above that now occupied by
Messrs. Chapman & Bowden, offers for sale the bal
ance Of consignments per "Emilie," Orion "Av-
ondale" &C. consisting of
Cases fancy Prints, cases madder plate do.
doNavy blue do do 9-S Shrtings.
do9-S Maddapollams, do blue Denims.
do Cambucs leach case containing asstd colors) }
do Turkey Reds, do Domestics.
do Fancy Muslins plain and colored.
Superior white Flann,ls, Blankets, Waistcoatings,
Gentlemens' white Cambria Shirts, Bayetta de cien
hilos, Barege Shawls Hair Cord Checks and Stripes,
|colored Mousselines de laine, artificial flowers
sUNDRIBS.
Paints and Varnishes from the old established
house of Mobiles Hoare, London. Cases of Perfu-
merry from Price Co. London, containing also, hair
oils, Shaving Soap Bears Grease, Kalydor, Macas-
sar oil, Windsor soap, almond do sc. &c, cases Port
Sherry, Champagne and Madeira Wines from Shaw
Maxwell & Co., London. Aliens Sydney soap, Bat
tvs bottled Fruit (assorted.) Boxes of Candles.
ALSO,
10 Tierces sup. Loaf Sugar in bond.
Honolulu, June 10, lS52-tf-5
Polynesian., 1852-11-20
The Printer.
: pity the printer. said my uncle Toby.
He's poor creature, rejomed Trim.

| pity the printer, said my uncle Toby.
He's poor creature rejorned Trim.
How SO = said my uncle
Because, in the first place, continued the
Corporal, looking full upon my uncle, be-
cause ne must endeavor to please every body.
In the negligence of moment, perhaps a
small paragraph pops upon him; he hastily
throws i TO the conpositor, it is inserted,
and he is ruined to all intents and purposes
Too much the case, Trim,' said my un-
Gle with deep sigh. Too much the case'
And please your honor, continued Trim,
this is not the whole
Go on, Trim, said my uncle, feelingly.
The printer, sometimes, pursued the cor
poral, hits upon piece that peases him
nightly; he thinks it can not but 90 down
with his subscribers. But alas sir, who
can calculate the human mind? He inserts
it, and all is over with him. They forgive
others, but they cannot forgive the printer
He has hos, to print for, and every one sets
up for critic. The pretty Miss excIams.
why don't you give US more poetry, marri-
pieces. b-The politician claps his specs over
his nose, and reads it over in search of vic.
lent invective; he finds none, takes his specs
off, folds them, sticks them in his pocket, de-
clares the paper good for nothing but to burn.
So it goes. Every one thinks it ought to be
printed expressly for himself, as he is sub
scriber; and yet, after all this complaining,
would you believe it, sir, said the corporal.
clasping his hands beseechingly, would you
believe, sir, there are some subscribers who
do not hesitate to cheat the printer out of his
pay ! Our army swore terribly in Flanders.
but they never did anything so bad as that %
Polynesian., 1852-11-20

REsuLrs OF rHE PERsEcurioS OF Dn.
KING.-Dr King still remains unharmed at
Athens, in spite Of Russian interference. al
though he was sentenced to be banished sew
eral months ago. Twelve Of the most dis
tinguished lawyers of Greece, the majority
Of whom have occupied high stations under
the government, have given in writing their
deliberate opinion that religious liberty is
undoubtedly granted by the constitution and
laws of the land. The more intelligent of
the common people are Of the sane opinv
ion
Polynesian., 1852-11-20

Messrs. Denny and Brothers, of Dunbar
ton, have, according to a Glasgow paper, OBJ
tanned contract to build for the Cunard line
an iron steamer upwards of 5000 tons bur-
then, and fifty feet longer than the Great
Britain. Her engines are to be equal to
1000 horse power, although capable Of be-
ing worked to much higher force.
Polynesian., 1852-11-20

Riches without meekness and thankfuness,
do not make any man happy; but riches with
them remove many fears and cares. There
fore. my advice is, that you endeavor to be
honestly rich or contentedly poor; but be
sure that your riches be justly got or you
spoil all. For it is said: &c He that loses his
conscience has nothing left that is worth keep
inp. Isaac Walton.
Polynesian., 1852-11-20

sp The appropriation for a survey Of
Bhering q Straits and the China seas passed
Congress as an amendment to the Navy Ap-
preparation bill.
Polynesian., 1852-11-20
"AWAuAN BEEF, FOR SALE BY
IL till A. P. EVERETT

4 NOOPERAGE-J. A. Burdick having taken the
" stand formerly oc upied by c. ii. Marshall,
first door above B. F. Snow, will continue to carry
on the coopers business in all its branches at the
above mentioned place, " here he hopes that those
of his friends who have hitherto afforded him lib
eral patrona ge will not fail to give him call.
N. b. 500 bbls water casks on hand and for sale
on lbe raj terms. 2-ly
Polynesian., 1852-11-20

Bayou Sara, in Louisiana, suffered severely from
the same element.
The selkirk settlement, in the extreme north Of
Minnesota, was entirely destroyed by flood. OF
the population, $500 were obliged to fly for their
lives, leaving property worth upwards of 20O0,C0O
to destruction.
Many of the railroads in Alabama, Georgia
South Carolina and Pennsylvania was severely in
jured by the floods.
The steamboat Franklin, on the Mississippi
burst her boiler and killed fifty persons.
Troy and Utica have suffered severely from
fires.
A tornado passed over the northeastern section
of Maine, doing great damage, while New Hamp-
shire was suffering terribly from drought.
The steamboat Reindeer burst her boiler on the
North River, killing fifty persons on the spot, and
scaldinp as many more.
Polynesian., 1852-11-20

DINE APPLE CHEESE....Cases of PINE
Apple and hhds. of Goshen Cheese, for sale
cheap by ]. c. SPALDING.
Oct %, tf-24
Polynesian., 1852-11-20

0UTFITS...A complete assortment of Whale
u mems Stops, and outfits, for sale by
]. c. SPALD1NG.
Honolulu, Oct. %, lS52-tf-24
Polynesian., 1852-11-20

OEDAR BOAT BOARDS...A fine lot OF
u Cedar boat boards just received and for sale by
Oct %, lS52-f-24 ). Z. SPALDING.
Polynesian., 1852-11-20

WINE, GIN, &c...2o cases yer.
- superior Sherry Wine, 80 do Holland Gin, 2
bbls Ale. SO NJ Manila Cigars, for sale by
Oct o. lS52-tf-A J. y. ofALOiNo.
Polynesian., 1852-11-20
TOBACCO.

no CASES, each boxes VIM. Pnce l.I 40.
20 lump, superior honey due tobacco. 70 boxes
Websters S's superior csvendish tooacco' just to
ceivsd psr ship Charles, and for sale By
Nov. Q, 1852. 4. EVEh1ii
Polynesian., 1852-11-20

sEwSPAPE2S.-rae UawaIian postage on each newspa-
-.r forr araed received through tins ONCE IS cents
On c7c pc weighing less 90 part OF Cali
fornia or Oregon, 1 ccnIS.s
Polynesian., 1852-11-20

IN OR SALE, the iron castings for four centr,fu'
II gal sugar separators. by l. r. AIICHELL'
9-tf
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MUSICAL.


VTHk CELEBRATED PRIMA DONNA AND PR0rKs
iAs piano. Thorough lass sad paainsn Dhs Be
10 s'slcsh n, TIL eelosh n BAs wandsrfufiy
sesd hse tsAshhg, aad vii present 70 ths pubs next
Winter fosr IrefsssIoaA pupils 81 Ne nest fsdaaasls
DIANOFORTE PURCHAsER.-UNLKsS Y0U ARE A
5000 judge Of tone, touch aud finish you will find IL
great advantaAe to consult Professor COUDUN 55 Broad
way who Will give his advice in the selection the result
o. twsny-hve years experience teacher and dealer.
100 PIAN0FORTEs.-T. GILBERT b eo.g NEW
wv fsrk Warsrosms, S23 Broadway, corner Of Az
snsny ssrsst aaa opposite Broadway Bank cad Thfete,
Ensrs ths larEsst asssrsnt 81 Pianos with and wost
which have the hstafie Frame and Are warranted 70
sGd rest bargains by ezpsrsnse Of eight yssrs
sesn hre.sht psrfssen attained BY Others Nsa.n
~ holeass have been applied ana the demand rapd
nerseang Elegant Boudolr Cottage Pancs
Tor IN All roems T. @. Co.'S Pianos ars admitted 70 BE-
wleror Al otAeIs, owing 10 their nrmnem and lons
wscnmg IN tune Prices same ~ ~ The msnyfnetery:
Dealers supplied ~ liberal discounts. H. u: wAdss aad
he entns Boston catalogue Of music and tnstrustion
beoks fwnished ~ This Al Wholesale or retail
. HOnAeH WATERS, Sole Agent .
Oehnsnty On hAna. extensive aseortnent OF seeone
sand rianos rosewood end mshssaIy sassa vArytnG
Rsisse non SO 70 Bssona hand kslsan Piasce from
saS s.A,a ras:s se. sssc V saoe r,i !. sS
esessss ssoSN " ~, IN ~ Pisnss MN
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II IGATrA-A REGATTA FOR SAIL BOATS. FROM
~ nteen to thirty feet long will sn at Fors Ham-
tom wednessay septenberS 1862 at II oslssk A. NJ for
purse OF o S25 20 to the second best beat Raes
be mAds ~ Rowe AID Wadrons street. BY slssk
Stlwell Hotel Fort Hamilton, BY 10 ossok
Pm. Tuesday, September T.
CP0RTlNG-MICKEY FREE THR GREAT IRISH Pc
dstan after perfor ing the feat Of lsaping -
h.Idss three feet high. in as. min waIkas
sVO niles in 900 successive hours the rhatohed Cst
tage, jersey city. Admittance free At all hours.
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CLOTHING


VAST OFF CLOTHIN9.-LAkGk OR SMALL GUAM
~ titles q good lea OF wearing apparel wanted, fog
which the full value will be Hbsraly gives, curFsnt
money BY addressing. through pos ealing JANIS
M0RONkY, aVhi, stsrs No. III Orange sRsst,
near Chatham stresA-
MAST OFF oLo1HIEG AND TuRH n URI wANYnD.
ladies and gentsnsn hayns ssss e slesh.{ e 30
for the subsoSb his rssdsnss has thfseee NE
post, VIII be promptly ausnssd 20 La4ss sees1dee ~
MrA. Cohen. n .. oOHnH. - 1ln UtsseA
CLOTHING WANTED. LADIES OR GRNTLRMRN
~ having any cast of Clothing or Furniture 70 dis
nose Of can receive the utmost value in saah, Nv
the BY letter through the Post sse,
wishes will BIO promptly attended TO, by COHRN.
452 Hudson street. Ladies attended BY Mrs. Cohen.
VAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
~ Ladies gentlemen having cast OF ootkias Or fur
niture 10 btsin fair price
for the snbseiber ct his residence through the
Post once will attended to- Ladies Attended bv Ma
DUSSELDORF. l.. N. DUSSELDORF, Is Elm strseN
(AsT OFF CLOTHING. COSTUMES, yEwRLRY, FIRE
~ Arms. &c.Gentlemsn or families having the absve
ned articles for SALE will be attended ct their rss-
dsncs by leaving orders or addressing line through The
s. L. PHILLIPS II Wall street, basement.
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L JN.oN COURSE, D.. L-IkOrfIN0.-OM MONDAY,
A.. 1cp~mba =, match for $780, ME hssss, hsst u
SsssS fon siso John Davis 70 ..rns.s $50 ssY.
Lsw san Bell shelby weaver G. Droskes 81
H.. a. lsesfs viii leave the sosth Ferry Dpl1k-
ns per- y over. Fare, each way rs es.sS -
JOHN l. sNRDiKnR. PropDis1sS.
az vooksE. l. -PACIrG.-on THURSDAY,
~ mst, ~ n past o'clock, 4 Purse sf S50N l1as
Pei Wsss.es ., svS hsrn,s n Jones enter. O..
= q. koassAl D. G enter. b NJ CIyass Maid 20 60
return IS soon ~ the sport over JOHN sNipik ~
Proprietor. ~ ADAASss
TIHI0N COURSE, L. I.TnorrIss.-oN TuRssAY,
~ Sept. z ~ u past O'Clock, r. ~, nAssh ~
$4Ce ave niles Aad repeat to harness Wossrpn names
s; G., Baker Bsy. Q. Brests names o., Dan Massic.
NJ 2sslssk, p. n. JOHN J. SNRDIK8R, Psop rister.
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rvyuIo ANp pEnOCRATIc PRIMARY ELECTIONS

YUHIo AND DEMOCRATIC pRi rim M a, ELECTIONS
ad.esday next fiteen thoueand handsomsly printed
n.mohists relative to the ensuing primary elections Ia
k;ns containing ntoresng biographical sketches
Copsressona County and Clay
ssd paper Orders tpost ps TO addressed sepsx Bsoek-
Ign Pypt sbSe
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

ss7THA MOST POWERFUL FICTION OF rHl Day
-kssdy this morning, sssead edition VI The Issirs
Of Randolph Abby Trsn shs Dublin Saivsssiy Msss-
zine edited BY Charlss Lever. Price ssnte rheks
have been lew works Of fetsn pubshsd Of tt
can be deemed sspsrior -ceansrsiAl Aavsrs.sr
Gazette II shfulns Of plot vividasss Of peruassts
and sxpensivsnsss Of STYLE has not been exceeded
sbsss and .o;t powerful nst.n q ns s..io" Hos
thriinsly wrought than this The yfvis porussss
Of in dfvssa shArAetsr worthy niessns os
Hone Jo.rna This novel srsated prefsuAd ssne-
tion. We have never read mere 'v,S ~
recent date have atrsstsd more ssssnhen ABROAD or
taken higher TrssnlEGEF ToWNs2GD. a2s broadway.
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LIQUORS.
CLAREr-soO CASKS (PINTs AND QUARTs) JUST
~ received in Ane order will be ssld ~ per cent under
the original cost And 800 baskets Chanpasn (pins and
suarl OF vssieus well known brands equally cheap Ais
800 400 Havana Sssars shs choicest description, BY
D. I. LATAsklD0B, 70 and " Fulton street.
SHERRY wINE--lSo CASES, DozIN QUART BOT
iquarts) saoh Of great age dslieaty favored
ao also small lot Of very choice cid London Dock Por.
in ssses Of dozen each; London Dock Brandy Run Hol
and Gin Burnstts Lsndon Cordial Gin. the hnsst and
Oldest kotsh Whskey for sale in bond In quantities 70
snit, By q. r. LETHBRIpG1. IS sad IS Fulton street.
NOTICE TO DEALERs IN SCOTCH AND ENGLISH
IN Ales London and Dublin Bro wn Stout.-Now land
Ing 800 sashs Bsss Cs India Iono Pale Ale; Bar
clay Perkins Coz and whitbread Go. London Porter
Guinnsss's Dublin xxx Brown stout Doves falkirk's,
nairs, Youngers Jsfray's Stess uArvsys. Aud other
Scotch Ales pnts apd quarts. all In Ane order, brcwsd
beted and shipped expressly for The oscrber for sale
guantitiss to suit, by G. r. LETHBRIDGE and " fsl-
QOO DOZEN CHOICE CLARET WINE. AT 81 l2lI,
OOO 81 80 and So dozen, sbottiss returned 100
barrels sset,h Ale ndis Pale As, London aud Dubkn
Porter, and Brown Stout of all the best brands imported
in pint AID quart botts Champasns Cider PhsdsIphia
Ale and Porter, &C., &c. For sale BY WIN. H. CNDER-
HILL, 40 Brooms street. corner crosby.
WV. H. UNDERHILL IMPORTIR AND DEALER
w in Brandiss, Wines, Whiskey rum Gin, Champagne
Wines Re- Ac Offer for sale large assortment Of she
beet brands at 20 per cent less than sAy other
offensive stock 81 bottled Vince Liquors. &C., &s. 430
Brooms street corner Crosby. N. D. Clay and country
dealers are invited TO call.
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l o01OAA4 HWSAOAe
posr OFFICE. INV YORK NoIIcE.-rIE CALI
=" 'n'' - -'A'''' ''''' . y VIZ v. BRADY. P. n.
No4oa-yoHN =. HICKS. HAVING wIrHpRAvl
III i Is. s...r.i ssippins ssa co.nission business
I'm ~ own Join e. a HOS
A PUBLIC xI.nss 2. THl CITIZENS 2, E 1.!.
s lsE ss,. :,.. on yrs. q.
meeting held he Sd August viii be presented. otssas
'',''. ,.' .'''' ;1.is xsIsiko. Chairman.
FALL HAsHION HATs.--wARRoCKs, HATrERs.
Ss,ssui isn ssyl.s Sso.sms, weary Of their Summer
able aad becoming. e
NEW YORK voLUNTEKRs.-THE REGIMENT Is
hereby ordered 70 assemble ~ Mercer Hall, in full
sPshs.H. e, n,%s:I:A,p should sppy to the STANDING
- WARD B. BURsE TIC Colonel commanding.
TAMNANY SOCIETY, OR COLUMBIAN ORDER
led IN the ID Chamber sSs w".% ON w nos
GAY evenss the 6th instant At hail an hour after the set
sing Of The sun General and punctual attendance
DANIEL =. DELAvAN. Grand saohsm.
a.shs,.a. season Hunting, ninth q disco
Z 'e0'A h' and Of the Institution tho
pIANoFORTE AND HOUSE FURNISHING AssocIA-
ten The nth regular meeting Of this association
ns SsptssSer the 10th, st Bennett Co.'S Pianofsrss
sSs%: "a s :y %
e Join Mi. 81 tho wGs, sS.y do y
sfths association are public ,,ro p,nssou p,,.
A. II. JocrLrr. Trustee.
THE CITIZENS OF TUE FIFTH WARD ARE RE.
Peotfuy attend the opening Of Ward school
ssy ths S.S inst as sP% Children not ndmstsa The
school will be opened for instruction on Tuesday, the 9TH
A TTENTION-THB MEMBERS OF THE HANNIBAL
"A Guards are hereby notified to attend Meeting Of the
sss R usa'f hs the 81
Lieut. BsMs ns SSsn q GrosSg JACKSON
IN trunks beds &c., detained at tho boarding house
III Cedar street known the Hope and Anchor will be
penses. not preyiSasy redeemed -''' : 80
MECHANICS AND TRADERS BUILDING AND
N1 Mutual Loan Associstion.A regular meeting Of the
VIII b. S m an
Tuesday sssSsnhn 'ss frsss ssA
=. DE You've, Secretary.
NOW is THE TINE TO sUBscRIBE.-oNLYA FEW
: :s. SIS s. :Ss 81
Viii time the drawing will positively take place. and
H fae EfTfn
A5a i So s Grand 'fss
NOTICE-TO TIE JoURNEYMEN TAILoRs OF NEW
IN YorkThe regular quarterly 1eeting of the Journey
TAors Protective Union will be held at Garrcks Sixth
Ward Hstsl Wednesday evening September at o.
clock for the purpose Of officers for the ensuing
quarter. . JOHN MILES, President.
CT. NICHOLAS BUILDING AssoCIATIoN.-THE
- Fith Regular Meeting Of this association will be held
Military Hail. 1893 Bowery Thursday evening next,
Septem 9Th ia when will be redeemed.
Members are requested to pay their cues promptly and
thus void the fines An opportunity will be afforded at
this meeting members In and parake fits
opportunity which will be lost but
number be disposed Of. The oee,
Duane street Of Chatham will be open Mon
Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings Of this week.
o'clock for the payment of dues and to receive sub
WIN L. CONKLIN President No. Bowery.
RoBRRT ID HART, Secretary, 10 Duane street.
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CRPTEMBER FOURTH, 1851 CANE TO THE PRE-
- misses Of subscriber q light brown Mare. The owner
hay. u BY proving property and paying expenses y
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CUPPOsED TO BE STOLEN STOPPED. GOLD
- watch. The owner have 40 By proving property
and paysg charges b. appyias a. the .sofs r1 n
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r osT-TrN DOLLARS REwARD-sTRAYEDo RwAs
IL stoen from the premises Of the subscriber fawn
lored Italia. slut with white mark around ~,
silver The will be paid fer It's recovery
A. 2b2 arc advay LYMAN DERBY.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES, Sss.

NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR 81 CROSBY STREET.
IN Auotion sale of Horses Carriages, harness, &s.
every Monday and Wednesday twelve o'clock Psrsoas
having property to dispose Of will please call ID
registered. JOHN H. GAffIELD, PrsprieteY.
A PONY, WAGON, AND HARNESS, FOR SALE
IA cheap, as the owner has further The
pony an excellent saddle boyse six old
the wagon and harnss nearly will be sold or
together Inquire In the leather store SIS Hudson
street, corner Of Amos.
E1PRESs WAGONS, BUSINESS WAGONS BUG
u ges. &C., Tor Ssle-Express wagons and Business
wagons Tor sale; also seeoRa hnpd Top Buggy and
very light Trotpg WAgon-has but little used. Can
be seen at the Carriage Repository, 80 Canal street. near
Broadway
E0R SALE-A DARK GRAY HORSE CARRIAGE,
II and Harness. will be Sold together
hve years old sixteen hands high find
mako good carriage, horse. Can
be seen Union Livery Stables 900 Ninth
Twenty sixth street.
NOR SALE-A FINE CHEsNUT HORSE, SIXTEEN
hands high, sound, and kind la all hsrnsss
beautiful saddle Sold
leaving town Address T. A. Sox 25 Post ststs
where an interview may be had.
EoR sALE-TwELvE HORSES JUST IN FROM TEE
country-Three match pairs two fast single horses;
three coed hardy workers suitable for stages cas
farmers fine horse Can be at the
Vsuxka stables, No. 70 Fourth avenue opposite seventh
street.
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DRIvATB BokRD.-rURNIsHED ROOMS AND
avenue sno Brssdwsy.
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~ E. E.-ALL is WELL.

~ E. E.-ALL is WELL.
INFORMATION WANTED OF MAURICE LIsTON. OF
ArdriAn, county Limerick Ireland who lett New York
about the l2h Of July last Any respecting
Nary at 39 Front street. New York. Illinois papers please
cspy.
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NoTICE.-sHOULD THIS REACH THE EYE OF D.
~ who left New York Thursday morning, he urge
TO return At and not prosecute his journey further
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WANTED-A GENTEEL BOY. TO KEEP THE GAME
Of Billiards and to make himself useful through
house To such, good wages will be given. Apply No.
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ITO LECTURERS, RTC.-A RESPECTABLE YOUNG
man sf good address wshssts obtain An sngAssmsntas
Dsmonstratorte aPanorana similar 10
goss bold speahs and fully having been
time in that sapasity Upexcsptenabs rafersnsss Al
TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMEN (STsTERs)
want Stuatons-one TO do cooking. washing. and
ing the other to DO and waiting The best Of
references given. Apply at 500 Houston street.
YOUNG MAN WANTED-A YOUNG MAN, WITH
business Qualification 70 act rs travelling salesman
vbolsfas eonfeetoner, for the South and Western
and vsl rseommsndsd Address hand writing Of
applicant, South and West, HERALD Vbes.