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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-06
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISC EELE1ANEUUS.
HILLS MANHATTAN LABORATORY PREMIUM
Ii Jujute Paste lie again In the market manufactured
and sold by Mrs. T. H widow of the late Alfred Hill 81
No 04 West Thirty street, aud sold by her agents.
SCHIEFFELIN FOWLER, Nos. l2 AMI IA Front street.
DAC1FIC CHEMICAL LABORATORY, PAoI1le
street, between Vanderbilt and Carlton aysnve Broos
yn-Ofico No II Wall street, third hoor No ia
YANfCKE KRAFT, msnufscturers Of pare sRemicAh
Reagents daguoreotype apparatus sods ehers ammonia
metallic oxides, other chemicals would
fully solicit public attention to their
whore they ut all times read TO furnish article
their line with the utmost fidelity and rromptaess ThsJ
feel assured hs they furnish good srtce ess
be imported and lower ratio They also ready "a
make analysis Of drugs chemicals minerals and other
meraial srticles
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aEW PUBLICATIONS..

EFT THE WORLD TAKE NoTICE-THE NEW YORK
~ Rerelle for this week will prsert large engroved
Illustration Of tho od brewery at tho Five PontL TO be
With oil Hue Of the peculiar
spots 10 that noted locality Also riaOr comic
sHd the atactte story OF Th Romantic Adventures
and Private Life II Miss Penelope renwipsr" By Lady Of
Newborn North Carolina edtorals smart sayins HIT at
thu tm .nd ever thing readable For sale BY everybody
Once Of publication No. AZ Ann street, New York. Three
cents copy. Mail subscribers, one dollar year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-06

CRUELTY TO BRUTEs,
" VIII no philan hropist attend,
And for moment stand the friend
OF hosts of rcachos, fehs, and ants,
Rcmoreeless slaughtered in their haunts
By Lyons powdcr-faal drug
To everything in shape Of buga
Or Vi not hearts OF mercy feel,
when rats and mice arc heard to tqueal,
Distressed by eating Lyons pill,
More than cholera TO kili
Though poisonlt IS to human kind,
Yet rats and mice will ever End,
That guawing Lyons pills by stealth
Is quits injurious 10 health.
LYONS Magnetic Powder and Pills, 42i BroadWay Retail
price, twenty I'VE cents per fask or box
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-06

NOTICF,-A FAIR FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
~ Shirt Sewers and Secmsreses Union will DO held 1t
Metropolitan Hail. commencing at one ocloe' Tuesday,
Dec 7h, aud closing Thursday 9th. at ten r. NJ large
and varied collection Of gift hooks uals and standard
works from nent publishing houses and toys bouter
and fancy work of the best quality and unique STYLE
will be spread before the visters Also specimens Of the
work executed by the society Admission I2 child
rex accompanied by parsnts guardians half prizes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-06

EoMf0RT FOR TENDER FEEr-THE PANNAs CO.
~ rum boots and shoes comfort walk
ir soness and elasticity CT tho feet combined with
Durability Of leather Those who have tender feet arsng
from corps buncrs govt. chibisns distortions the
30, will on trial admit their great sgperiority over
backing; they draw the feet, in the
weather. and will not get hard crack They
softer easier lighter and elastic than
ever offered. Il. FERRIS, ~ Nassau street,
three doors above thu Post once,
Who bought out r. George HALL of Astor House. Barclay
ttrcet, Now Yorl; and Of Wellington street, Strand
London Also manufacturer of improved cork double SOLE
and DIRE IS boots.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-06

CNooTH FACE IS 4 TERN OF DERIsIoN-UsE Ora
- hams Onguent If you would have your whiskers
ousahes grow six weeks strong and thick there need
he fear Of IT, il will stain sjure thekin.
X G.. GRAHAM, is Ann street..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-06

TANTED--A SITUATION. BY A RESPECTABLE
w young girl chSmbermaid and waiter ussst in
washing and ironing or TO do general homework in small
family has objection to go short distance in tho
country Good city given. seen for 70
dsys Please inquire 70 Spring street. in the dry goods
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-06

HARMS FOR SALEM EsgfX AND MIDDLESuX
counties, N. J. within alvr's ride Of New York
one of s0 Of l30 two OF 100 ach Of 60 Of A.
OF 81 and of ten OF them have large
conmoeious dwellings and Mayo outbuding. Also
story houses los. u the Of Railway
j., near the railroad depot very convenient for per-
doing busineis in New Yor WIN be sold low for cash.
Possession given the LIST OF prl before Apply 10
W ALLEN, "a JSncs court, wall street. New York. or
Railway, N. j.
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r COX AT THIe-I HAVE REMOVED MY OFFICE
IL rem No 80 West street, where still pay twenty
four cents for English shiings and sixty cents for half
orowns sovsreitns s. So TO 81 American silver Bought
st three per cent. premiums five franks nntysix cent?
HENRY BEIRNE, Eo39 West street, late i3.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-06

TOR sALE-A FINE THREE story AND BASE
nent house, with bath, reg &c, 90 Twenty eighth
stre 3; prco $1,000 Alfo wenty
fourth treet. With ga bath Ae closet Sc price &c.
800 Also. fine hous hir htsts r. et prios &C. 000
Aso, furnished house st-set prise S.
800. Arry to e. H. KiNSHh aR. no. $40 Fourth avenue,
f.om tw to goven p. n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-06

WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN.
w asituaon She is an excellent cook She has lived
threa last place. Ha the best Of city referenc
Please call at No IL third avenue between Seventh
Eighth sreet over the shoe store Can be for two
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-06

WANTED-BY A Respectable YOUNG WOMAN
w fitustion good cook in private family, in
private boarding house; understands baking and pastry
Good city reference given Nay be FOR days ~
Gree street between Prince and Spring, in the
address by letter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-06

vNANTED-A SITUATION BY A YOUNG WOMAN.
w ~ cook. Understands baking Ead pastry, and Is
willing to assist in the washing and rping Can BIO seen st
50 Crsy street. between Gnd Prince streets in the
frou Laeem emit or
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-06

NOR sALE-A WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LIQUOR
a st rcthe store andsomeI fitted up and we'll estab
lshcd with number % frat olass wholesale
TONER'S betides extensive retail trade 1t is
and the location tho city Apply
G. l.. HURE', SO Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-06

A LADY WISHES TO PROCURE SITUATIONS FOR
A two respectable Yong women sitcrs one as cook
washer and roner the other and waiter
and in of being engaged by tho family would be
willing TO assist the cook necessary Tney give the
heet OF city reference to char and ability APP
ply at 81 St. Denis HOTEL of broadway and
LleyeLth ktreet, between II and u O'CLOCK a. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-06

FOR SALE At BAKGAlN-yERY DESIRABLE
property at Snpeton StatpR Island. consisting Of .
large eommodous houle about thirty building lots,
each % feet by 100 ready for immediate This
property is situated the clm Jnd road, within few
minutes walk Of TIE ferry and ecmmands beautfu view
0fth bay The house Ia turr1nEded with hruhbary,
fine foreg shade the place no whole will be sold
tog Their or in lots to suit purchasers Apply JAMES r.
JESUp. Wall Al
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SSCIEoN SAYS UP."-THE MEMBERS OF TUE WIG
- Wag Club hereby notified to attend tbs second
regular meeting to DO held at John BurEs Arabia HOTEL
this xoncsy) evening, December 9th at ~ o'clock
Every member is REQUESTED to be in prompt BY
order, FATHER SIMON, President.
FRAsK MIIEy, Secretary.
LIBERAL ADVANCE WILL BE PAID FOR TWO
IA tickets for the ball OF the Hancock Association ut
Niblo this evening by addressing Hancock, Broadway
Pos. Office, by o'clock +. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-06

yUANTED-THREE PROTESTANT WOMEN, TO co
short distance In the countryi ons % cook, wash
mso and waiter. Mono need apply who do not thoroughly
understand their busaets and bring good city reter
Apply at liz Greene street. between 10 and o'clock
vNANTED-A COOP COOK, FOR A PRIVATE
w boarding house, whore she will attend to cooking
only Mono but those fully competent may apply vih
references, by letter, TO Box 1855 Post Ohico.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-06

~ARRoLL HOUSE, 72s BROADWAY, OPPOSITE THl
u New oYk Hotel Families and single gsntlemsn
BE- accommodated with pleasant rooms and board fce We
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-06

EEGRAvERs WANTED-To WORK on JEwELaY.
hose understanding tho business to EoRGE
OW EN- at George A. Princes 81 Fulton staira,
between the hours Of ten and twelve A. M Backs
music store.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18

,pid 10 suffice to saturate every fibre of the WOO
with the preserative preparation The process IL
very cheap II could be done for from a half
cent to cent and half cubic foot, according to
circumstances. A mile Of railroad timber could
be preserved for about one hundred dollars. What
principally makes the process so cheap is the in.
cidental circumstance that in the preparation of
the preserving liquid the wood burnt be made into
charcoal There is probability, believe of the pro-
cess going into operation in this country.
The stock of timber to be wintered in Que
bee unusually large owing to the fact that has been
impossible TO find vessels to convey 10 the English
market This season there has been a deficiency OF
tunnage Quebec in the timber trade of 900 tuns a.
compared with the previous year The number OF yea
sells building there is tweny-sx, averaging about lUoo
tuns each As consequence of this scarcity OF vessels
freighu from 25 to e to Liverpool, and to Lon
don and the Clyde in proportion. The stock OF timber
TO be wintered In Quebec is about l2,OOOOOO feet
quantity larger thsn that Of any season since 1877.
Americans at Sore have purchased $50 900 feet Of the
best Ottawa timber Good RATS OF about 70 feet average
have recently brought 10 TO il cents This winter stock
comprises $3.50 coo feet red pine; 1900 900 feet elm
10000 feet oak besides tamarac, and deals.
The amount Of timber, slaves, bowsprits masts and
spars measured in the Quebec market during the last
AZ
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On rsr.A.y, Deeenser Is JANE. vie " chas'ss u Lac
rrnrr. m the sf'h year q her
The r,snvss ara nss c hy respectfully 'svscd 70
attend her hn>ra, saeasy, Lab oecsA, ~
rym Der late RESIDENCE Nc. Her sl be
sAen 70 Greea~osd cegsey &c Pensacola pss>ss
Please
A. Yesivfe, Yesterday uor,,s JOHN CARTER
The MeuAcrs FIDELITY Lodge I q o. a. y. ssx The
eus the fa4y. Saaiay
afternoon o,ock, en ts ss4ssse EShy sxsh 81
ami bird ~
On the ucr,ins Of the T,h Of
board the ship H. SAsppard THOMAS RicHARpsoS sss<
of Ea~ ard RshsEdoa. saa u The
krrn Of 4 Rchsrdsoa & Co
Trends nvei srn Ms for-rs IRON 'se Amy g.
Rsrts Charrh and AaaS sts oecck.
Sunday neat the ilth net -.
on Ii. u.ulax l6h. AZ the rcence h. srsnd stsss
I.,nr- ses,rsn rs Nervsch Coun cHtRLrs HENRY SrHp
Chric- y scd the ste Ms ssssoeh stroas 49,
n.n. ssec years Honshs sni d.y<
Ase~p Jesus
sutlny on THURSDAY Dssofuler H. CHARLOTTE EMILIA.
VIE OF William Hasht AGED - months ast tS>
ne relative. friends tie y respectfully invited 10
strpd finers Saturday lsih Inst occh ", rcm
r-sen,e No Is Morton without farther a.sea Hs
renaas VII - taarn ~osl of asrmeut.
In MedTd isih INST LUCY PRESCOTT react Of Hoe ntAS
Bse dushsr oihe late Hon Oliver Prescott o. ofo'ea "
the sd year her
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Boyd in relson TO this pig that was ON nv corrps.A
against Mr.. Drury for stealing hin,
Mr. Eleaa0n Dad you swear thst the oaly way you
knew the pig was by his looking up and chsn,pngl
HiisSSs: Yes. SIR the same you champ POW
Nr Wlcafo=: Was that true,
Hrncss: Yes Sir; he looked up and chanlued same
az be did in my own pen
M VLfaf0a: Did you discover the black mark be.
hind the night ear of thst hog before you lost him,
pfrFess: | can't say that did; discovered black
marks bigrer than a cent on him; was examined ON
Moores rsl las, June believe then swore that never
discovered marks On that pig bigger than cent before
lost him don't know Of his having been out OF my pen
until lost him didn't know II was the habit OF other
bosrs 10 champ: didn't know what the fashion was
noticed my pigs every day, dinner time, morning ant
night this pig went away in the afternoon they told
me The next morning | took Tom Murray and John
Kinney with me to Drugs they heard the converse
Ton with Drury Tom Murray Is here now Drury nsd
full Of yard OF black hogs no white ones tha' eoad
discover
M URod'0n When you first saw the pg was he
looking a, you tail towsri you
UIfEess: Looking night up st NE; pretty riCcc as
bowed to me; ssked Mr.. Drury if he had boar pig
about his Race a. wanted TO one.
Before the examination OF this witness was conclud
Cd. the Court adjourned 70 nine o'clock tomorrow
(Thursdsy) morning.
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ry- The Secretary of the Bible Society in

~ The Secretary of the Bible Society in
France writes to the American Bible Society letter
which has been published in TIE Bi6ls Record and
from which we print the following extract"
Nearly two months ago the Minister of the General
Police having taken in his attrbutions the supsrntend
ence of the ccporteurs of every description issued
decree that books of every kind political or religious
circulated by colporteure, should be stamped by the
projects But every department was TO have It's pc
cular sap and these stamps not ready, that de-
cree was but mpcrectly carried into execution several
colporteurs had OF their books siamped others
were allowed TO circulate them unsampeJ few
weeks ago TIE Minister Of the Police issued new decree
dated September - in order 20 niorce the execution oil
the fret decree We will here quote ie" lines from
his new decree; the Minister writes ~ the preiects
You will soon receive the stampa wnch are necessary
10 nut a mark upon the books. That mark shall be
placed on the title page of every volume to be circulated
by means Of colpoftears.
shall present YOU with copy OF that book which you
shall send my Office in order that may be eNanhei
by a commission. ,.,
catalogue of the books authorized by the examining
commission shall beforwardcd to you every month, ana
ocner if this be needfu Ii the books which shall be
prescnted 10 YOU Inscribed In this catalogue, you
win be at liberty TO stamp them wtlou. referring the
matter to me The red stamp shall enable book to be
circulated only within the limits Of your department. TIE
blue stamp shall enable book TO be circulated through
the whole country. - - ,o,o -
The 18th article of the law issued on July ~ lei9 en-
acts pennics against the coporteuis VINO are MOI pro
yidea with n license; and you will always he aoie 10
Withdraw that license from such colporteurs as should
sell unstainped books desire you 10 "ateh st,iouy
over the coporcurs ard az the same time TO make as
much haste as posshIc all matters concerning hceasei
and soues In ordes not to check the circulation oi use
fnl bookf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18

FIRE AT NKw-IIAvEN, CoNN.-There was
FIRE ON the morning of the 18th, which resulted IN the
destruction OF the greater par; Of the stock OF goods Oh
Scott & Als Gn whose store in Church.st the hre
originated vsiucd at $4,000; slso of P A. BaeL
(merchant taior) $1,000; w w. Boerdman, (Paohc
Hall) $4,000
~ The schooner Gazette, of Milan, for But,
fso was capszed OIL Cleveland on the 9tI inst am
x,b dfNeuIiy saved by the efforts OF brave men
who manned small boat and pushed out into the Lake
and rescued those on the wreck wh0 were greatly chilled
by their immersion. .
~ The Superior Court of New-Hnmpsilr,e
commenced ia annual session on MONDAY. lac VIZ 'j
Rcnch yos nrcsent viz: Chief Justice Glchrlst, and
Justices Woods, Eastman, and Bell
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Promotions and Appointments

In u. s. Rcreaue Marine Service made Dec Is
s. CORNELL, LIST Lieutenant promoted TO Captain
JOSEPH MOVES 1st Lieutent, promoted 10 Captain.
j. McGARAN, LIST Lieutenant promoted 10 Captain
GEO. CLARKE, let Lieutenant, promoted to Captain.
j. J. MORRISON, lst Lieutenant, promoted to Captain
w w. Polk, restored LIST Lieut. promoted to Captain
l.. c. HARDY, restored lst Lieut. promoted 10 Captain
JOHN A. WEBSTER, Cd Lieut., promoted 10 lat Lieut..
w. ii. BRowN, 81 Lieut., promoted 10 LIST Lieut..
w g. BELL, ID Lieut. promoted 10 lat Lieut.
C. SAUNDERS, I'd Lieut., promoted 70 lst Lieut..
JOHN CARSON, ID Lieut., promoted to lat Lieut.
C. A. MACK, I'd Lieut., promoted 10 lst Lieut.
w. B. RANDOLPH, 2d Lieut.. promoted 10 let Lieut..
T.. O. MARDEN, Cd Lieut., promoted 10 lst Lieut..
A. L. HYDE, I'd Lieut., promoted to LIST Lieut.
w. J. RoDGERs, I'd Lieut. promoted 10 lst Lieut.
WIN. b. RICHMOND, Sd Lieut., promoted 10 ID Lieut..
G. II. RIrorirE, Sd Lieut., promoted to % Lieut.
G. II. SLIcER, 81 Lieut., promoted to % Lieut..
J. H. KELLOGG, Sd Lieut., promoted 10 2d Lieut..
X. J. H. HANDY, Sd Lieut.. promoted 70 I'd Lieut.
WIN. JOY GOODWIN, Sd Lieut., promoted 10 I'd Lieut..
c. w. King, Sd Lieut. promoted to % Lieut.
J. G. REYNOLDS, Sd Lieut., promoted 10 I'd Lieut.
A. ID. STANFORD, Sd Lii ut, promoted 10 I'd Lieut.
f. ii. CUMMJNs, 81 Lieut. promoted to 2d Lieut.
d. G. r. GARDNER, Sd Lieut., promoted TO I'd Lieut.
HENRY WILKINSON Sd Lieut., promoted TO % Lieut.
JAMES ID. USHER, Sd Lieut., promoted to "a Lieut.
THos. MoFFATT, Sd Lieut., promoted to "a Lieut..
ZACHARY FoRPEsr, Sd Lieut. promoted to "a Lieut.
J. ii. MERRyMAN, Sd Lieut., promoted TO 81 Lieut..
j. G. BOND, Sd Lieut., promoted TO 2d Lieut.
appointments IF Third Lismenants.
JOHN A. UNDERWOOD, WILSON Mc6UNNIGLE,
b. j. KYLLUM ALBERT MOHsELL,
SAMUEL NyE MILLER CHARLES IT, WHEELER,
JOHN +. SHULTz, ;. w. GILLErr,
JAMES T. HARRISON, JOHN J.. WILSON,
w Il BrRRyMAN THOMAS OSBORNE,
AUSTIN s. CUsHMAN, JOnN VI. q MONIES,
Thomas L. Corr WILLIAM Y. NIuNo,
JOHNSTON DgLACUELLr, II. &. CONSTABLE,
WILLIAM ID. KENNoT, T NJ DUNCAN.
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An afiray recently took place between some
rnugglers and the CustomHouse officers at Brockvile
when Of the smugglers shot dead His name
was Henry regular battle took ace between the
officers and the smugglers, both parties being armed
and several shots fired The deceased armed
with two revoyers, and OF the other SNUG gers fired
twice at officer The team and goods consisting of
sixteen boxes of tea and other articles were captured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18

spd him lie said. that wse the pig: he told b.
fore he got therr, ,hink when irt started from
',crs. that tat the hog he soh TO Drary II woald
= black mark behind the ear when weas 10 take
nass the Court Drury sid before they could gs<
xe Log imposed they'd 30, prove him afte. We
ths neg ned he looked behind his ear and said
tberss one msA. there's bach sPos there be looked
sons 'owsru ns lu, cit was tire sane pig he'd have
there; Moore sad tnat- ID msrk on a. rumn' mar
black spot behind his ear - ~ ~" AP' s'~
the roo, O, bis tail :, tia ,;,,o ,A.. NJ
Jaks T. Ecyd reNcsllei-lden'in. ~ ' ~"
Burroughs was before hun - Nov. 10.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.
The STRIKE At THE NAVY YARD EyDrD.-

LIE ci hiht Al THE NA'f iAhD LNDhp.-
Tie recent Order from the Naval Bureau AZ Washing
ton requiring hour per day additional labor at the
Navy Yard has been rescinded, atelegraphc dispatch
TO that effect having been received yesterday morning
Many commenced work at 10 o'clock and the remain.
der with the exception of few who obtained work
elsewhere) assembled at the Yard preparatory to re
Stunning work at ! o'clock T. NJ
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A1ss ,',sSrd y sehF Ios 'an'nr By J. vanyA VIZ
gs, o, faIrfr' NSs1iss On eog- La- Easr.Ist b.
On .'e. he EnsraVs4 y 4 Jones from By
line on coyrer Fs,r, b ~ ., asI .a oa'
m App eiou So Capture Of Mso Asis .-~i E1s-ssed
AItr'os. $50 w.iss Riisls Par,as % :. VIZ; o.
fnsl-'ra - G Bert from panfI- - T. Lerf-e Wn Ap
Peion The Jolly Faihoairn-n; N s--e Enrrzred ~
DonJ' ron psnins ~ 6 Brshsrn wul Appleton, 80 The
nsioh W pAiou So. zen May s.srnr The De,h
rsni q LADY )sne Grey; ~ Bat punt
By Tborss CO.. W WI. scs an Pc ', s ~
shallow o. s:ee rn:r,T~iry G Bsrt from 5,s. ~ I.
But ZEN psains b. II e wy SS S '
N APpeoh sho pufchsssi Dover Pin and Ssv Scao,ar
- 80 eaa .ad Dream q Areats an ~ass Brsite' eco
On ' &C orr q :. e II. boassi he e3Ers-d 1.,-. O
" ms and other pate a. 20. es'h.
oy1IIsE, Q, sTosLRp vaa wsle outlines, BY Darcy, Nd
M Psnton zach 81 So. Lshe- 2ouiine. Drey Wa
sRs.h N, IN. ~ 80, ~ ~, w .,. .
Peter esai anl e cteer outline Elm Robertson
Woop cr1'Hr Ar2-oa bought Jart h- Cant Ke, and n
eo1 csi. =, - 70 .c aasn,y q bronze medals we're
The suctioneer then loosely said " Thus endeth
the last chapter of the Art Union" -whereupon those
present dispersed.
Three or four pictures Of the first or second days
sale not having been taken. on the ground that they
had been knocked down by mistake, re-sold yes
terday, at considerable ess than they have been
ported, which reduces the amount of sales to about
$4,000
ANOTHER OPERATION IN SPURIOUS BANK
BILLs-H fall street Brokers Disqualification time
time past Assistant Capt Grove, Of the Twelfth Ward
Police, and Mr. Mcclellan frs. Clerk OF the Chief of
Police have been endeavOrng TO ferret out the prnci
pals engaged in manufacturing and circulating fale
tokens in the shape Of bankbis banks in exist
ence, which have been lavishy palmed upon the
munity Among the fret victims to these false tokens
wa Mr. Augustus -. James of No. 7l2 Broadway who
on the 2lst Of October last took of them from
young man named Bradley Freeman whose father Ho-
RATIO Freeman, had rented from Mr. st. James dwell
hDghouse in One Hundred and Twenty fourthst, and
this note and $50 in good money paid account
Of rent About three weeks since young Freeman again
visited Mr. ST. James for the purpose Of paying rent,
when he handed him two go notes. purporting 10 be
Issues OF the Ncw.York Exchange Bank, corner Of
Greenwich and Dey-sts, of which the following il a
copy
y ITenl (renl 10
Nme months alter date
: TIE NEW YORK EXCHANGE BASK
WI pay Ten DOLLARS
:. NansvorrH
: bearer at Their Banking House the City Of New Yors
No. a Le,icr A.
VIZ. l. Hat, Cab. January IS $50
: sCHUl LER Pre-,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COURT CALENDAR-THrs DAY.

CoMNoS PLEAs-Part I-Same as Friday.
Part L-Mos. 665, so. 10, s6i, s6s SO s72. s7i,
$40 so, ESQ. so, 50 $50 6J2
SUPERIOR CoURr-Monday-Nos 22l. $50. 10. 6Sl,
6ss 624 j52 40 or, OIL. 6s2 OIL 692 6a3 6li 695
6e7 90 700 703 70i. 705, 707 70s, III, 7l2. 7l3
ia 10 ZIG = - 30. 80 2sl. 100, 49,, T. 2sl, -,
l66 l55, 153, 90. 633, is6 % 655, 7O9667.