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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-11-03
Tooth REGIMENT.

HITF Battalion Courts of Enquiry for the l50th
a Regiment will meet at VIM. Howell's on
Saturday the 9th of November at 10 o'clock
The Regimental Court will meet at the same place
at ii O'Clock Commandments will prepare delin-
queht lists iii alphabetical order.
BY order Of the Colonel,
WM. A. STERRETT, Adjutant
Nov s. 1852.
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TEN THOUSAND

PURCHASERS wanted, for thenew and splen-
III did stock of FALL s. WINTER GOODS,
just received from the Eastern Cities, and now o
of ba ctoro of
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DOLLA HsS

may be saved. There may also be found in this
Store, good assortment ofReady- Made Clothing,
Cutlery, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, China,
Glass and Qneensware, Stationary, Sc; besides
most other articles usually found in stores, all of
which viii be sold on such terms as will insure
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-11-03
Attention, Wings and Democrats!

I HAVE just received most extensive assert
L ment of FIRE crackers, such as Sky Rockets,
from 10 down to ounce Roman Candles, from
is down to ball, Spit Devils, Pin Wheels, Tor
pedoes, Crackers, and many other articles of the
kind which have been brought on to celebrate the
political triumph the I'd Of next month. Wings
aud Democrats are therefore notified that the ma
terial to make big noise and snowy display, are
to be had at S. M. YOST'S.
StauntOn. Oct. 81 1852
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-11-03

yTNHE Soldier of the Cross; Heaven,or the Saint
d ed dead Heavenly Recognition; The Lord
our Shepherd; Baxter's Saints Rest; Religious
Encyclopedia, for sale by
S. II. COLEMAN.
Staunton, Sep. 90, 1852
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93d Regiment.

NOTICE is hereby given that the court of in
I quiry for the first Battalion, will be held in
Greenville, on Thursday the 4h, the second Ba-
tallion court in Middobrook on Fridaythc 5th, and
the regiInehtal court in MiddIebrook on SATURDAY.
e6h day Of lNor. nert.
The commandments of companies are required to
furnish the date of the commissions of their subal
terms on the morning of the regimental court.
BY order of the Colonel.
49, JAS. II. CALLISON, Adj.
Oct. Is, l852.-tdh.
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ssainar E Rrather

IIAVE just received new assortment of Blue,
MA Brown and French Loop Over Goats Dress
and Frock Coats Of all kinds; Boys Clothing, of
every quality aud price. Also, a large lot of Ne
gro Clothi6e.--ail Of which will he sold very low.
Nov. 8, 1852.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-11-03
MRS. c. KENNEDY

WOULD inform her customers and the public
w generally that she has returned from the
North with choice selection Of 'NEELLINa
merry Of every description Also, Cloal ID
Trimmings, French Worked Collars andVze
Sleeves, Lace V.els, Kid Gloves. Hosiery, Firing
es, and MANY other articles quite useless TO men
ton.
Staunton, Oct. 20, 1852.
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Wore Books e!

ES2EEDLEY'S practical treatise on business,
d The Old Guard OF Napoleon, Gibbons De
cline and Fall of the Roman Empire, PreSbyteri-
an Psalms and Hymns, Village Hymns, Metho-
dist Hymns, for sale by
S. II. COLEMAN.
Stauntoa, Nov. 3, 1852.
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nun STAT7NT0N SPECTATOR AND GENERAL ADVERTISER,
Cheapest Wholesale and Retail
CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
Main ST., one door Eas! Of the ..Spectator Of
~. Gce,o StGamlon w.

|
CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
Main ST., one door East Of the ..Spectasor Of
fce,o StG,uslon Va.
STEINER & BROTHER,
II RESPECTFULLY inform their friends anc
the public in general, that they have just re
celved the largest and best assortment of
Fall and Winter Clothing,
ever brought 10 this market, all of which has beer
selected with the greatest care in regard to quail
ty and price. They assure their friends aid Gus
TONERS that they can not be suited better in any
establishment Id this State. Their head-quart-
ers of Fashionable Clothing is established and wei
known, SO it needs no comment. The workman
ship of their Clothing is as good at the very best
as the whole of their stock is of their own manu-
facture. and superintended by one of the firm
Purchasers will find it to their advantage to visit
the above named Establishment, as they still hole
their old motto of quick sales and small profits.
To give the public an idea of their stock they
enumerate part as follows:
French and English Dress and Frock Goats of
III Il
Cashmere do, Beaver and Pilot Overcoats,
Blue Blanket and Felt Goats, Drab Felt, and
Beaver do, Black and Brown Cloth and Beav-
er Overcoats, and variety of others, together
with nice assortment of CLOAKS.
PANTS,
Black. Blue. Blue Black and Brown Cloth Pants,
Black and Fancy Cashmere Pants, Black;B blue
ard Fancy Sattinet do.
Black and Fancy Satins, Fancy Silk. Blue Cloth
and Cashmere Vests, Cashmere, Plaid, Wors-
ted and Cotton Vests, great variety,
A large assortment fthe very latest style.
HATS AND CAPS.
Pocket and Neck Handkerchief, Silk, Wooden
and Cotton
UNDERsHIRTs AND DRAWERS:
A large assortment of white Linen Bosoms; Shirts
Trunks, Umbrellas, Sdspehders and various 9TH
er articles generally kept in Clothing Store:
&itso-
An assortment of Pistols, Pistol Flasks, Percus-
sion Caps, &c., sc.
BOYS CLOTHING,
large assortment of all qualities, in every style
and price
STEINER s. BROTHER thankful for the past pat
ronage received, hope through their accommoda-
tiori and good treatment, to have the continuance
of their old customers, and large increase Of new
TO please all wen try,
Who come to us to buy.
So come at once to the Cheapest Clothing Empori-
Jim of Steiner s. Brother, Main street, die door
below the Spectator Office.
Staunton, Oct. l3, 1852:
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New Goods at Low Prices.

vENHE undersigned has just received his FAIL
d and WI.NTlER GOODS, (Which he
invites purchasers to examine before purchasing
elsewhere.) consisting Of every variety usually
kept in Dry Goods Houses. return my thanks
to those who have patronized me heretofore, and
promise them good Goods at fair prices Call in
and see II. c. BURWELL.
Staunton, Oct. 20, 1852
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AlbenlarEe Land for Sale.

October 81, l952.-tf.
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n NOTICE.
Rseaes6S! &OOHS!!

~ III. COLEMAN has just received the Cab
lS' in aud Parlor. Life aud Letters of Niebuhr,
'Stans5ury's Expedition to the Great Salt Lake,
History OF the Alormons, Life Of John Randolph,
Japan, by MactarlaUe.
Stannton. Nov. 8, 1852.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-11-03
Tobacco, Segars, Snuff, sc.

U1HE subscriber, grateful to the public for the
IL patronage extendnd them heretofore, take pleas
ure in announcing that they have now on hand
the largest and best selected stock in their line ev-
er offered in this market. Having selected their
stock with great care, and with special view as
10 the wants of this section of the State, they
feel assured that satisfaction will be given to all
who favor them with call. Their long expert
ence in business and acquaintance with the best
Tobacco markets render their advantages in pur
chasing great. and facilities for selling cheap such
as are rarely found.
Staunton, Nov. 3, 1882.
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FRESH ARRIVAL
Oyster and Eating Saloon.

Oyster and Eating Saloon.
rBNHE subscriber respectfully calls the attention
ofthe inhabitants Of Staunton and vicinity, to
his establishment, where may at all times be had
THE FRESHEST AND BEST OYSTERS,
Served up in every style, Fried, Roasted, Broil-
ed or Stewed.
Families can at all times be supplied, with any
quantity, from half pint to gallon, by calling at
the Old Bell Tavern, by
Opposite the Virginia Hotel, and John Brande-
burg's New Store.
My BArHISG ESTABLISHMENT
is still in operation during the winter by giving
me two hours notice.
Stanton, Oct. 20, 1852.
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Notice.
Shoe Findings.
A Tailor Wanted.

A comfortable dwelling, constant employment
IN and low rents, will be furnished tailor with
family. who can come recommended for sobri-
>ty and industry. Apply to
GEORGE w. HULL, P. NJ.
Mcdowell, Highland, Va.1
November >, lS52.-3t.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-11-03
Fresh Groceries.

Fresh Groceries.
'I>HE subscribers have on hand and are receiv-
ing lot Of nice
Family Groceries,
consisting of Brown Sugar, at Cd and Ice,
Crushed do, at l2ac., Coffee, Tea. Moasses, Salt,
Rice, Rice Flour, Candles, Matches, Pickles, by
the hundred and in jars, Chesfre and Pine Apple
Cheese ALso-Spice, such as Cinnamon, Cloves
Allspice, Mace, Nutmeg, Pepper, Ginger,
Pearlash, Alum, sc. All of which will be sold
as low as they cah be bought in this market.
f.. M. CUSHING & co.
Stanton, Sep. 20, 1852.
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10000 REGAIIA Segors, $4,000 Havana
AOOOV do. assorted brands, 20, 900 old Prn-
cipe Segars, $4,000 Spanish do, 100000 Half
do, 50 Gross Matches, 1000 Pipe Stems. so Bar
rels Smoking Tobacco. 200 Reams Wrapping
Paper, assorted c. T. COCHRAN s co.
Staunton, Nov. 8, 1852.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-11-03
NEW GOODS.

vENIiE subscribers are now receiving their supply
IL of Fall and Winter Goods, consisting of their
usual variety of Dry Goods, Hardware, Queens
ware, Boots and Shoes, Groceries, &C., all of
which they are determined to sell at the lowest
prices. MOSBY & TAYLOR.
Staunton. Oct. Is, 1S52.-4t.
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ANTHOLOGY.

~~s.S,o,s.>, - Nv non ,CK. FROM swEDRN
N lately from Philadelphia, oners ms ~ W .ue
citizens Of Now York He so 50 ssnts: ssptlsmsn AZ
aitI,,es sed and read ia full according n<
a,acies and masculine sgns-la iss, sentiemen "a
Nstvi,ies csicuisted-ladies So gentle men. - 0@ca
No Whts street New fcr& vhsre ...srs pos' psa
.nrs Ainsnacs can be procured at the once grAsas
where certificates can be seen.
USoRTUNE TELLINc.-MRr. ALVIN, ksNoWNkm
In Eprops for her skill IN Ec-s..i1v ...xv. rr,r
T5riT Icl ~.re.mssaness Of M y AL
Who NAY address her Mrs. Alvin spsaks ths 1nsRieh,
Trench sne oerrsn laasrasas Hs- rssdsnos uI Srosr
tho sowery srr. socr s.A'ss. cos bcnra
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EAAyTEzING.


rENTLENEN READ THIS.-YoU ALL WANT TO
~ know just whore 20 get ovrcoat' and other winter
clothing y cleaned dyed altered turned or
paired witt collars cns lining and battons TO look equal
to 653 Pearl street broadway Is tho only and
best place tho oty that You depend Drab over
coats cleaned by A. C0RriSS0s, late Of Murray street,
TAsT OFF CLOTHING wANTBD-THE sUBscRl-
- Der wishes to purchase two thousand toiars worth Of
good left CA wearing apparel of every description Persons
having small quantities dispose OF obtain the
full vslue current money by addressing through post
calling JAMES MOh0NEY store III Grange street. near
Chatham.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS..


NHRoNo-THRRMAL PRACTICE or MEDICINE, FOR
~ family use, volume, "a pages. Exposes aud 80
peredes the hunders and voour OF The regular OF s
fniii rrnctce. serves W te"r The d""t = eF-cr '7
!i.sa IL ,.,a s.yks reopis oI eVn" 90 sense, wm
viii hnd to thor sdvsbt-g 70 es.mas 10 Price " ceau
nithip stUl miss seven ccass.
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DR. KELLINGER MOST CERTAINLY HAS iGREAr
received from the bants HON. she sen
thst remedies h.ye been before ,he public some ay
Others have failed Who hsd .pendid fortunes made their
IL 10 very matter TO enter large city with
tain Of c.ptsl aud ersy and 90 large
io"dsd down Nth ps,ens medoins but II Is rather ors
dicult to get then paid for DR. like ethsrs hsd
for bis ,perencc Merchants in general but
prefer slfns tbos FOODS that will pleass the
chasr This class have hsndsoms sustained KS reus
d they have become fully satisfied that the NOR: hey
make assertions very hard Ia 70 show The
prof Dr. Ke gers remedies are ne only ones soa. have
ever been able e s e n..ssso nmns .Som srs ne
Irving. Criminals, Lvingstons Rses Hamtons Ludlows,
Morres billiards. c, stars Tnornes Dspaus JAaeways
tnsub he'd citizen Colonel In Sixth street,
along the ft avenue and you will scarcely dnd fan ny
among the elite do not keep this Beautiful sisan asd
either sex In nervous troubles rus in sGord
ing relief Don't buy this article In market until
you certain that you arr not deceived Costrsss the
will scarcely soil white line with other stuff 10 will
grease veil as pain from snything to whi.h ~ V ~.
Piled Don't fa .alue life 70 send and GET large
patent medicine that editors mir istsrs heads Of eoles
chemists and the erudte and profound scholars Of lhs
age will buy and keep FIR general msdicaal purposes
willing 70 be whoutit in the family Principal dspots
great central depot l6 Broad gay white front hessrs
send tito cir patrns sold ip Brooklyn BY h Hayes
aud by druggist the United The CanadAs
Dont failt send AID get circular
GRAHAMs oNGUENT WILL FORCE TIE VIE.
~ kers, moustaehes ard hair, 70 In dx wseks
and insuran twill not stain Or aS ns hs as u per is
tie. Sent to any part Of abe country 49, ...~~x
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MATIlIMONIAIs.

NHATRIMoNIAL-AGE GENTLEMAN. Thirty. ONE
WI years Of age of respectable family, and engaged In
thrvfog business desires TO meet with lady Of respccA
blity Of than twenty years ofsEe aud Of
euoient attractions and TO mako
home desirable. Any lady answering this In good faith.
depend upon the str etest oonhdcnc Address X s.
t., Broadway Post ofhoe.
MATRlMoNY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN
AVA LoverProfessor Lswton, Boston, formerly Of Loa.
don, will send 20 address, receipt Of dollar post
paid plain directions enable ladies gentlemen 10 win
the devoted hectns Of many Of the opposite A. hs
hearts desire. The simple hut oapvat
tng that all be- married. irrespective Of age sppsar
anoe, ston and last though lesst 10 be-
Snrgsd VIII srch snd dclinr6Y het detctor ,os
affFsr d, 800 ~, EaftNs
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LRUITs AND GROCERIES AT AUCTION THIS
Gay, within their store NO. 90 Pearl street. two doors
November H. at IL o'clock, consisting Ia part Of ilmonds
Is Sacks no lbs loolt boxes teas II half chests cof
Ashton shp stors 10 barrels port vine. eighth pipes
hook claret do 10 cases; champagne II bss
kcts Hsidck mustard kegs and 70 tins tobacco half
do toys damaged ivory black, 100 barrels wal
nuts 30 DO safes Saamandcr; OF various brands
Also large lot Of Iran u.s. in bond Jamaica rum GIN
&c. to be sold at the time and place No postpone
ment ON account Of weather. Terms a. sale.
Also, ON Wednesday, Nov IL mule.
HENRY II LEEDS s. CO. AUCTION EERs.-oN MON
day 18TH and Tut dsy 18th instant will be sold at
auction, by II. H. LEEDS Co, at their store, No
NIL street op 9olte street, 800 beautiful oil
paintings framed ard unframed received from the
Hague Also 800 costly coored large
sized proof and other engrayings just received from
France, to be sold without any reserve whatever.
TonN W sOMERINDYKE, AUCTIo sEER. STORE NO.
IL 81 street, Mortgage sale OF printing office no.,
Monday ut eleven o'clock, at No. Ill Nassau street,
fourth story tho contents printing Office consisting Of
one washington hand press two imposing 49,
and single ds general asrtment OF metal a. wood
type desk Ian rules chases case Of b1rdor scve and
pipe oaars, tr0ugha, b. arda, 80.
JOHN w. SOMERINDYKE, Attorney for mortgasee.
ID W. WEsJCOTT. AUCTIONEER.-LARGES SALE OF
II second hand household furniture Monday
morning 10 o'clock 1t avenue being all The
twelve three ply, and ingram
olcoths stoves fofa lounges safes and rerige
rar bureaus twelve gothic ~alnut beistoads feather
walnut and cottage chairs; mahogany rockers
ard rattan chairs; mai and Gilt mirrors, hat stands
crocker gassware hall lamps kitchen furniture 40
u KEMp AUCTIONEER -AssI0NEE'5 shE OF
II jewelry di monds gold watches, silver and verpla
ted locls &C.. "Wednesday ~ 10Y O'clock at -
ton above the entire stock of in porter aud DEALER
to be pod without any by rder of the assignee
well worthy attention Of tho trade and others
Catalogues on the morning OF sale.
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VETERAN CORPS OF THE WAR OF 1912, 1915. AND
1914 -Ordeia-The corps viii assemble nj Headqur'
tcrs Star Hotel "a spenard street. Tueeday tho 10th
instant at III o'clock A. with the usual badge OF mourn
ing to Join with their fellow citizens paying the Last sad
tribute Of respect to tho ate Hon. Daniel Webster Omn
buses will be furnished by the association Of omnibus Pro
rtors under the direction Of their chairman VIM Tyson
Esq for the use Of the corps. BY c1der
HENRY RAYMOND, Capt. Com.
A. DAILY, JR., Adjutsnt.
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WINTER ARRANGEhENTs-NEW YORK AND
w Harlem ksiiroad-Thrce daily lines 20 and from Al
tAny-Fsro 81 b0The rains leave City Hall station,
Tryop row and Centre street daily sandsys Toegs
stopping all way stations Second train AErpress
Trsn so ppir at Croon falle Dover Plaine illsdale
and Chatham Four Coraers Third train, 10 p NJ -Ex
press Train stopping Cro.on Fals Dover Plans Miller
ton, Hiilpdale, and Chatham Four Corners Returning
will leave East Albany at and II A. NJ. and 4P. N.
n. St0AT, Superintendent.
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n, HIILGRovE's DANCING ACADEMY is NOW
open, at tie North American Hotel corner Of Bowery
and Eaysrd street, entrance Bayard street tho
newest fashionable styles Of dancing aud watug
taught s,bool days Tuesd ,ys aud Fridays from r.
ladies misses and matters and in gen
tiemsp from ~ to l0k o'clock. N B-Two mo- 500
Apply as above
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N D. NASH. AUCTIoNEER--sTORE $40 BROAD
~. Sheriff sale oe two large Moosos-on Tnesday,
Now 10 at IL at stars Five Mile House, two large
splendid from tho STATE OF Maine they exhi
bited ut tho New YORK State Fair, Mt Utic,.
n. IL. CHASE, Deputy Sheriff.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY

PERSONAL.
THE WRITER OF The NOTE THAT WAS THRUST
into certain window OF the City Hail. fe weeks
ago. will center great favor by granting an interview
AAIss Annals NOTE WAS RECEIVED. AND AN
Jvl requested She will please address before
j., Prosdway Post office, giving the particulars with
punetuality.
TT J. p, WHO FORMERLY RESIDED IN EAST
" Fifteenth street, who idreasoi note to gcntle
under Of June 5th with above initials IL tho
will mako the ,usi then pro-
posed car be resumed Address q, as before
ITO B. NJ. LII THE GENTLEMAN WHO ABOUT
the latter Of August last wrote to lady In answer
70 adv.rsemet of hers and oil ncd hi nself D. NJ L.,
will please write again, he will much oblise her as she
AMAZON him She hink no could nov we received
he last note which sss directed to ,he Br Post
ONO. frank and she hopes. satisfactory answer Will
this time be gwen Direct as 9,fore.
Mr. +. IIBB is REQUESTED TO CALI ON LIVING
w ston, Wells Co., Broad say. where he Will meet
With party that has matter Of interest 70 him 70 CON-
municate.
INFORMATION wANTED.-BRIDGEr HEsLIN AND
Besy Gafney recently ARR rcd In this city nv the ship
Albert astin from Liverpool will hoar Of sonethi ng
N their advantage by calling within two days 70 South
street
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REgTAURANTe,

MYsTERIoys AND woNnRoUs ARE TIE
vb thoughts which first actuac tho visitor Metro
poan saloon, Broad and White street
views the attached therot when
Es,s calmed down, he simply orders his OYSTERS &c., and
calmly wonders why such things arc.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

G IN O0O THE ADVERTISER DESIRES SPE.
70 lU,OOO. cal partper in the iron trade, with the
above capital Adde with real name and place OF inter
view (Which will be held strictly CONFIDENTIAL Iron Mas
ter, Tribune Office.
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THE BALL SEASON.


:
DALL-A COMPLIMENTARY BALL WILL BE GIVEN
u 70 Mrs. Ann Adams ut Tammany Hall, on rhursday
syerins, Nov. 18Th. 1852 Tickets 500 whiswor.hs
City Brass Band been aged for this The
Conn ttee pledge themselves that no pains or expense
shall be spared to render this Of the best balls Of the
Tickets may be had OF the Committee at the
do = the evening Of the ball
J. MArIoy, Sec J. u. KELLY, Chairman.
WIS.,. IL BARNuN, Treasurer.
DRoTESTANT Ass0CIATI0N.-THE MEMBERS OF
this Association and other friends are here.
b. nformeo that the First Annual Ea of Brooklyn City
Lodge No ofthis Association, will atee place upon Tues
day next November l at Gothic Hail. In Adars street.
Tickets T. admit gentleman aud ladies' dollar each,
may be prooured ths door, which ill BIS opened eight
o'cI,ok By order, 60. R0BT. McCARlL, w. Ill.
X. ARMSTRONG, Secretary.
ITO THE LOVERS OF MUSIC AND DANCISG-AP-
proprate music will be furnished for balls and prvats
parties by G. II. hEBkER. 2s9 Bowory, no stairs.
fVITY ASSEMBLY ROOMS, $50 BROADWAY. BALL
committees and others are respectfully solicited TO
call and examine the above cent aud extensive ball
room and sppertensnc.s Ths superiority OF these
over al others IN this city can only be appreciated
eury Dispatch and Atlas. Gro. w. MILLER Procrictor
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GRAHAMs oNGUENT WILL FORCE TIE wnB.
NJ kers mousaehes ard hair. 70 In ak wsehs sxSss
and uxuriant Twill not stain injurc the min ~
way acting entirely upon the roots Of the hair "
tle. Sent to any part Of the country ,oD =, .xr.sx
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G BEIssELs GENUINE PRIZE MEDAL NEEDLES,
y. sold by SiURN sACH, 30 Plat street. New FORK
stairs. npfaatu ing prices Of 81 mile best
quality; 81 mile, coed qu lily. liberal discount
allowed orders Of ono importaBoe
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OEO DOZEN RICH OSTRICH FEATHERS; 100 DO
<CO black and colored plume do cock 100 do. feather
vreaths, just received, and for sale by
j. Il. HOMER, 81 John skreet
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YONs' POWDER is THE STUFF.
IL r r rats and mice IL is good snp1
Fleas, MOSQUITO q. bugs ano -oaches,
Flies bees dare mako ncroaches.
One snuff they take. then heel ,ver;
bid fsrowell. . long farewe no wever,
No more thev want
For now they're sober
This pow dor sou mu.. get II you've not had IL ysA
So ca in at the ttore. II is I2i.
And Broadway Ia tho street. Now don'tforget
here lives the greatest man out vet.
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ID A. Chiffon, AUCTIoNEER.-CoLE & Chiffon
d. will sell at auction Wednesday, November a. at
IL O'clock ut the Merchants Exchange fftyone ots of
ground Eighth Ninth. ard Eleventh avenues and sixty
fourth sixty and Sixty sixth streets cent
remain bond and MORTGAGE Fer maps and full par
three lots the southeast corner OF street
and Ninth avenue Maps BIO had at the auction
eera No ali str
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EOR aALRs

CA SO0 FOR SALE, A RESPECTABLE BUsI-
YA,OO. ness in this city. paying daily from $50 20
increased Location and
$4,000 cash. Address N. Tavern, Herald office.
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7yaE UNDERSIGNED INFORM THEIR FRIENDS
and public. that they have formed this day part
nershp the Of all kinds Of paintings
hoes harrooms and sccneries and decora
lions description. They also undertake drawng
plans and patterns for military civil and theatre
which they always have large
hand their office NO. l47 Grand street
Broadway A. CHAILLY,
New York. November s, 1852. FELIX CAIN.