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The weekly Placer herald., 1852-12-25

The Boston Journal says, that all the
existing routes to California and Oregon
will not compare in importance with the
pro- ojected railroad to the Pac cific-a work
which has not yet been determined upon,
although long agitated. THIS is stupen-
duous project, but one which must ulti-
mately be carried out if we wish to retain
our Pacific territories. Missouri has de
termined upon the construction of the
road to her Western line, and it is for
Congress to hold out inducements to those
who are ready and anxious to undertake
the work Of continuation. Whether this
railroad will be constructed in our day
and generation, we know not; but we
firmly believe that there are those now
living who will ride on a railroad to the
Pacific, accomplishing the journey from
the Atlantic sea board within three weeks.
When California and Oregon are brought
thus near to US, the ties which unite the
extremties Of our country will be as
strong as mutual interest and mutual re-
lance can make them. Then will the
Pacific coast become permanently pros
porous, the aggregate wealth of the whole
country will be increased to an exten,
now but little dreamed Of America will
then be the headquarters of commerce
and the most powerful, populous and
prosperous nation on the globe.
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There are five or six thousand
regular beggars in the city of New
York-mostly children.
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Stovall. Cravens & Co.

DEOPLE'S STORE, Yankee Jims,
l. keep constantly on hand large and
well selected stock of provisions, liquors,
and miners supplies in general. Miners
and others wishing to purchase are re-
spectfully invited to call and examine for
themselves. Goods packed to order.
sept Is my
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Gbf ll)frklp })laffr gfralo.
Published every Saturday Morning by
r. &C.H MITCHELL.
Al the HERALD OFFICE, on Main Street,
opposite the National Hotel.
TERMS.
Subscription for one year, 600
in advance
six months 400
three moths $50
single copies %

ADVERTISING, one square, OF l0 lines,
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dollars each subsequent insertion, one
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than three, first insertion, two dollars;
each subsequent insertion, one do''ar:
For three lines or less, first insertion,
enc dollar and fifty cents.
Legal advertisements VIII pc charged
three dollars per square for each insertion.
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Britain & Co.
BUTCHERS and dealers in stock
- Shop on Court street, one door from
the National. .4uburn, sept lS my
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International Bowling Saloon.
MAIN SIRE EE T, A u B u r N.
o16-tf
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Philip w. Thomas,
TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR
N AT LAW, Auburn, Placer GO. sll
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Livery Stable, Yankee Jim's.
HORSES to let at all times, hay and
Il Il and grain to sell, also stabling for
horses and mules, near the Peoples store.
j. GAILY s. Co.
sept Is I'm" Proprietors.
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Empire Hotel.
End GENERAL STAGE HOUSE.
A UBURN, Placer county, by
n stiff H. Nj. HOUSE.
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Hale S. Hopkins,

Hale s. Hopkins,
A TTORNEYS and Counsellors at
ALaw, Placer Co Cal, will give their
Joint attention to all lcivil business entrus-
ted to their care.
JAS. E. HALE, Yankee Jim's.
r. d. HoPKINs, District Attorney
Auburn. s'lu'
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BUSINESS CARDS.

,,rORNEY AND OUNSELLOR
n at Law, Auburn, Placer co. Lslltf'
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WARD-CITY or NEW YORK Jan.
~ ID sblTht osflifes thst az hn election he'd this
OEEpU "A igY.

Ar a KEETIgG OF TIE BAR or THE cITE or
IN Now York. held IN Il United States Court
thty Of tho loss which the procession
tained IN the death OF francis Grn motioa OF Hon.
J. r. Hall tho char wac taken BY bs Honor t1dga Rooso
vols. ssa MI . shirSn yas appointed 80 erst ary
II. d. Cutting. Mir j. Gerard, agi M J. Van
pointed TO resensou ssi,e OF tho tue
meeting naonitted the following vci uEanimouEly
sdopted -
Reeolvcd, That ave -ecoivei sis dcfp regret at
Egence st unexpected snd i9tse .; bio death ~
Francis Griffin Esq neri Der Of protaspon OF honors
Bile stan ding unsrel integrity, distinguished attain
wents deared 70 BY hie manly eepotment BIZ
ature Kindly aYmrathas dep,orc Lis css,
feel thata void has been crested ranks which e
cannot ell.
the hesrt OF his venerable Learned ard distinguished tl
ther extend 70 bis iaIv all its branches, tho
pashy Of aetoa IN theis bereavement aud irro
PAYABLE less.
deoeascd brother, the Bar Will attend his funeral
and wall wesr Grape on the lett arm for thirty
dAyg.
Resolved That these resolutions be published. and th,t
hs officers OF the meeting furs copy TO the father and
30 khe family OF the deceased.
HrNJ. .. SIrT.iMAN, Secretary.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

E0RE1aN ExPREss.-PARCELs FORWARDED TO
80, So. ~ EpW AIDS. sAsr5RD 4 CO.. ~ Adams \
Co.'S l6 and u Wall stree Tho Express Fer Afea will
r'v.he stsny Rspt n ENGLAND Ireland or Ecosapd So
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q ALE NTISEs.

VAlEETlfEsl yALENTIEEs.l vALESTINEs!lt-
Fisher Brother ea the attention Of desers and the
tr,de u general TO their and splendid ssorseat Or
ysen ncs for this From the satisfaction thoy
given the and tho public they feel osndeut
that er caertions ts lar exceed of their fogor
snor. pealers and Others rersquo,,ed TO give ue OIL
from ST - 0C0 promptly rri fnitNfuy atteaded TO-
addressing FISHER ~ BROTHER,
lst.blighej In ISL. II Ghathill street, New York
T1'o MAKE MONEY VALENTINE DE- sLERs SHOULD
buy 0f Valentino CfnIments lSie under nay d.
roon While IN Germany France and ~ land that
ear male for half the p-ce charged b. the
nufs oturers. JAS II. BIGGhR 30 Canal etrest nesty
opposite kCrscr street, hall block from Broadway.
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POLITICAL.


NEW YORK, JAM Q, lS2-AT AMEErING OF TIE
IN underlined, ths Democratic Republican Eecto Of
tho Nineteenth ward held at tho house Of rrsncis H. Bar
feeling shat rights have boon inriDged upon by the
OF Streets Lamps Mt Hsnry arcusrus.
sr rasmuoh he hsa tah en- appointment Of Lamp
ahters of the RReteenth ward which properly bsong
this wecd from s legal Of the peope the
Alde man aud Assisting; and deem IL eur duty 60 Inform
Mr. missioner hfouarus that unless he recals tho
poipt eats he has made snd allows tho Alderman and
Assists to mako such poinSmens as they a.
shall call public indignation moetlas OF tho Demo-
cratic Republican Electors OF the Nineteenth ward, aud
take sueh action upon Tho snb they sh, deem
PER PATRICK NASTEESOS, Chairman.
PRAScrsN BAnRoE, Secretary
kiEaTEENTM WARD.-CITY or NEW YORK JAN.
IN IL Sb2Thif oeriifes that at election he'd this
day the Bulls HEAD Hotel OF Madison
and street.-the polls having been aponad AZ
ooioeh p H. tna oloesd ocooktho euboin 81 ticket
received M ority Of yotsg. viE-Natlona Convention
John Quinn james Gallagher lohn Dohstty, Patrick MAJ
teyeon, Cafretb StryBer Jr. General ConntttesWil-
liam a. urnure Dennis BoCSTty. JOhn eaggn. Wari Co
mittee bspel hash Ill Broyoort, abraham storms.
Patieh KavaDash, Patrick Bfennsn. Joha H. Rker Tor
rance MoCabe IN. Mchapus, James sayen Robert Kill
Dennis Flynn FraIcs Yelz Phillip roey, Thomas Lennon
John a. lurs Francis Toomey, henry isbanan Roger
Clancy Patrick Manifold, Vim. w. Gsrnea. Jsneu Reid
Patti BoGuirs Jeremiah Gaken, Francis Campbell,
Roach. Vim. p. 1prpUr- John Coasey, James aoNsapie
Edward &gber Jhome3 Esgnn. IL having received 62j
aud she os OF headed George d. Davis 81 gcte3
John A. AENN EDY,
DAVID q. JACKSON, IGsp actors.
q. ". GLOVER.
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HOMIE ST " ADS.

rEBE SECOND NEW YORK BUILDING ASSOCIATION
aill hold nspeis meeting for the pnrpes OF eleotns
officers, and adopting articles OF Association Fhursd
evening nest January 10Th, at o'clock, nc Chatham Hall
No. Chatham slnare The public arc invited TO attend
Addresses be expected by mum her OF gentlemen who
VIII fully eSraip the objects snd operations Of Budias A.
OF j. Buxton, Jf, No. II North william street AID At
kesfrs Waheman Latnge. No. 80 Fulton streot, where
the prospectus may bs hsd.
rHrHR EDEN VALE HoNBSTEbD BUILDING ASCOT
ALDEN II hold meeting Wednesiay Eysning. Jan
IA II 81 AZ the meeting corner OF Iary and fulton
seoB BseoilSn. 81 half past o'clock 70 admit
members elect and alops tho articles Of association
Entrance from Hilary street..
THOs LESLIE Sec. pro TEN.
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ANTHOLOGY, 5-o.

NX RS PRrwSTFR, FROM pHILAIELP uIA, TEN eRRi
sH her services DO 'a5 ,rd Ggnicpen ~ ths city, IN
AstroiosY, Love, ard Law Eettcrr interpreting DRAM
b. by tc0ls AND 1ops ~ rsei only Isp1ls1r
and WI tai nc rere % the lady or gsu,eUaa th9I g
parry Alec Abe 81 tbsvistogs ke8i1n0p al Gf.r
srees Aetwesn Clinton srd Atnrno I!rsosa NJ y LrS
Atts oepss gsutlomcp ons dollar.
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SPECIAL MOTTO r.


A ePEoIAL MEETING or TEE STOCK HOLDERS or
IN the New York and New England TELEGRAPH Company
will held Al tho Howard Hotel corner OF haden Lane
Of the directory JOHN McKENNEY, Secretary.
NOTICE TO CoNTRACToRs-sEALEDP PROPOSALS
will DO received At tho office OF Vie American Atlantic
th day Of February noys Cor tss following For
importing each wy, between Virgin Bay and San Juan
ad EUR. No..asrs Al The pssens,r and .as baggage.
period CT three ID For tho Of all the
srht between the above points, that DO
taken by the for like period 3D. Tho passengers
10 be good. md substantial covered
all and treasure 10 be conveyed
in IN suitable other eqaay good vehicles.
4h Tho company 10 have inoss and keep in good
Ta psnh road tne entire distance between the points
afoYsss the first day of September next At which time
mence. q. EEA, Seoretary.
ITO OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE IN DETROIT.-I
wieh TO buy lots in Detroit and IL holders In New
them. FL. b. CRANE.
DITneir January Cd 1851.
A FILE OF THE NEW YORK HERALD. 1851 TO 1852,
IN yoars) fo~ eSe containing full account of all
ths importns events during that period viii be cold lew
Nearly application by note Otherwise, DO made 70 VIII
Nam II. Norwood, No. rs Blocker street.
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4 UC1IoN NoTIck-0RocHR's sroCK-ALnONps
ss NJ b, ss. ss: :,., = S
esaSiss Starch. Riss. ss. Isi.ins Lsmoa: xinssds.
Icy en- Sss.: sats m:r
- sfSu!s Vail b seld On wednesday. January ~ - 10Y
.as ana nouasala Xsitsn yis.oriass si.ei
n. ssS smSs naa SasS aSsss
Greenwich street.
A UoTI0N NoTIcE;-rHos. BELL; AUcTIoNGEa.-
a BY Bush1Lsrss SALE CHS day, at loH o'slOot
ture Of family and tho baan 90 cabinet
furniture, to close SofA Bod
steads, &c.
r A. Chiffon. AucTIoNEER-DEDroRD AND
ID. Commerce street Improve Property at Auetion.-
Gs caSn s M I; aSR 3. Tsusss r..
story srisS from, saSss 10 s BsaisrS street
Aso tie three TWO story brick 'front.' housss and lots
a. M and 2s Com nsrcs street, lo.s 10 feet inches front
siply 70 TIE Xussionesr.. w. VAIN street.
HENRY O. WILLARD. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sale 81 sseond hand Cabinet furnisurerhis morning
eoraef Of Pho street Henry n. willard, suction will
Furniture; also lot OF Farnisuro with which
the sale VIII commence.
TAeoB sooART. AuCTIoNEER. STORE No. IS
spruce sreeA1y virtue 81 ena'sel m9ssssss wiz
iAs ios,noSn a io3 Duane street large le ods@oy
II and
nars. .'sn Ers9. s9ss And h oG c5d,, NO
isior. onloo Dssl. iron SAFE, SO. \. TRsDk ygLrE.
Atty for mortssgee. No. 81 wall etrees
Y AReE SALE or REAL EeTLTE.-A. J. BLEECKER
- s soil sna day. % twelve SclSo at tho s.sesnse
riityfcur,b, Iiity .th Ttyssth Fifty-aoyen,h. and
N streets The ar. y 's IL. ss
lion roO,o. No. Broais street..
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tho olass four brown ssoro 20 feet deep
the junction Of ve loading business streets in
Brooklyn and believed The DO location in Brooklyn for
the above bu snoss. Apply to VALENTINE q. HALL 10
Grtmercy Park liver tieth street, 81 "A. NJ,
N. Also, the fret door and a.emens 10 leh
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SOCIETY," sdEETIYGS, ETC.

NJQTICE-TO THE JoURNEyMEN TAIL0Rs or NEW
IN YorkA msetipy Of tho tr,de society will DO held al
Gsrrik Sixth Ward Hotel Wedr evening. Jsnu-
y atb 1882 for the pnrroae cfrvins ont bali tickets ard
ctus other business of As deeply
invoyi-g intereGB of every journeyman tailor In New
York viii be laid before tho meeting IL Ia earnestly request
ed that al will attend. JOHN hcCAULEY, President;
JssHIH C. EArHTRs Seoretery.
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SPORTING.

MOOT RACE-A FOOT RACE BETWEEN IT, p. NOR.
ton ofths city, and Issao Shutz Aliaa the Ian
Nan ofphsdepha toi $780, distance 100 yards will tahe
~ stf''no Woo6rrff, Baylep, on Thurfdsy Dec. ~ AZ
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cOPARTNEnsUIr NOTICES.

NCFICE Is HEREBY GIySN, THAT TaE CoPARP.
peahp heretofore existing between tho urdrsigre Cd
hne this day been dissolved by mutual coRecn also thai
the business heretofore cndue tod By the hrm Of Hneman
Rcserbaur will be hereafter carried by Simon oson-
tsSn who will pay of snd collect all dsesa due sae
pey.neyship business. slM0N HEINEMhN.
NEW YoRs, Jan. ls52 2iM0N E0sENRAUM.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE FIRM OF
~ PetiA Czelron Sckols, Fire Engine Builders, No.
Lafayette place. dissolved the st inst, in
guense the death of Samuel Petit ALI persona having
desr de sgnnst che r requested ~ tho
and those indebted will peseo make immt ast5 payment
either of the unaeryncd. who will continue busnsss
DAVID L. CIZELMEN
JOHN ii. SICKELS.
DAErNER W ANrED-biT a CASH CAPITAL FROM
a $500 to $4,000 TO join in tho wholesale Dry Goods
business, either in this City large Southern city
address note with real where interview
be had 70 Merchant Central Post Once broadway. Cor
gespondcnce ssrctly CONFIDENTIAL
ITO PBVsICIANs--ANY ONE wIsulNG AN ACTIVE
Garser visitir Assistant hear Of by address
Ing NJ D. Herald Office. Satisfactory reference given
ss to character snd eanabi!ity.
TIVE sCBsCRIBER WISHES PARTNER IN
carpenter machiet will 6nd this invest
she above amount The tuane four to i've hundred
yer cent cure. Address X, ut this oies
WANIED-A PARTNER TO TAKE CHARGE on
w tho out door department. ~ wine ald quor house,
already established Address o. P this oiiec. All
nnnications strictly CONFIDENTIAL.
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THE ANIRICAN ARTIST ASSOCIATION DIsTRrsU.
ton VIII tahe place Hope Chapel Thureday even
Agat halfpass oelsek The public are invited 70
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GflDT q,


NOV Is lie TIME TO PURCHASE YOUR WINTER
S9thinh when We are selling forty per cont cheaper
tran harl toiorsJOUO Srecl and Dress Goats from Sito
SG bO rnirs OF PANE from 81 20 ST. 900 Vests 10
" 81 20 De aoes 81 overcoa from ~ SPA, IL,
GtrtstH.
f!AST 0sF CAorulSG : WANTED 10 rukCHAns
" shouS tro thDus.ad dollars worth % coed lsfs-o1
eIthoy 2 lstLo ~ snal auant.sr, for .hcn ths su
sl1o ~ DO siyan IN current money application either
torfor silly t-oG III 10 James uorenoy ie tor
u C-snss ssrces. = iev toors fIcm Chatham r.rest
VAST or ctUTHINa AID FURNITURE WAsrED
~ lis. go tr Ken .ntn havny shy closhny furui.urs
iowfry foeh so1ts % tspcto f-ir oAse
ttco ior 80 s.ne ~ cnig for ,hs utsobef 81 bic rcs
tsscei stroagh the po.. aries stnlo5 Nv Mrs Cohen
s.S GDHSV. g5 Gin ttreot.
f1hST CTR CIOTElHG AVN FURNITURE WANTED
" BRdcs gcntsm, iaynr elothin furniture
oHcy % tspess ~ IN ot'a1 iar oanh prioo ~ ins
fer 10 snh2c9tor ~ us 'c4snie, shrough
I2ses attended " Irs DG-stle3fp 10. - m stree;
y. "A. sUSsEBD RIP.
(,AeT.OFr CLOyHfNG, J:HELaY, AND ALI KINDS
~ oil supctfuo articles. The tubeogt.T ~ G0utfue
III, GA cstasihai sand, paving IN c,rran noaev
for N .h1yo, o. Aeicg .epiortion ny note or ctng
pecgsaNy. y. a. COW ~. IL W.il IT., ttg0.oaus
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mat halpast seven oelsck The public are invited 70
attend
NINn ARrs-COLoRRD DAGUHRR10TYPES FOR
tvsen Hesssr ana Grand streets She only esahshmens in
Ne city whore the skylght DagusrreetyPcs hand
SGsF aSsqually lew rates No charge unless perfect
satisfaeton 10 given.
II essUTR NEDALs-rHIs NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
N article IL ready for sAls 1t has sIcslens
hheness che great Magyar chief with te motto Louis
KosSuth ths hinsson Of Hunzsry and on tho reverse
truth and ~ q. that s,ered and since
ths history Of mankind recorded there
just than the Of Hungary Prioss-No gold
medal in SIS No silver do gold gilt In case, 81 ~
in s.sss s No. . isl cent? liberal Sa, ss,
Wholesale ard retail by GODDARD 100 William street.
and Vim. Hall b Son. ?89 Broadway Targes Przss-Com-
panss makpy taroS practice invited 70
sn ~ VIM Hall & sons 800 Broadway, ard examine the
Medal nstens and most desirable article
for pYi5es ever got mp.
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An u. lEtER3 CO., IMPORTERS or WINES
SE Brandisf, Al Segare ipvig0 the s.sntOr Hho.
sale srd retail gascf = tner extensive stooko she alcy
named ge0oa Whtaa thsy ere selling tsaty log9
than any Other house IN tbs city. al ordsr5 porotuay
attended 20. NO 40 Broadgsy. hsst blsck ab,ye tic
Irving lIoufe.
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ri % REM r-SI0eE on BROADWAY, BETWEEN
1htry third and thirtyrogs streets s5at $3.50 Alec
c1e be,ween ihitsynata and foreth streote rsas 500
hIgo few h0ors etst tide OF Broadvkv Thirt
street ~ 50 e. per month F.rouar s.toaton 10 pse
20 securing all respectable fsias In luire
EEt2to a rene; ~ II o PIERCE, ~ WalIesrot.
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TouND.-SToPPED SUPPOSED TO rs STOLEN, A
~ shSsr si'a an1 Inc s~nef onn nave y aIryins
property and expenses lot OF superior 100
Geld and Silver atohes, warranted neksopors or sale.
a. oItIomely low nEioes.
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w ANrED-A YOUNG LADY. 10 ArTlND IN a
fancy store she must b acquainted With Vie busness
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ctInvnt.i.nus' GUiCE.

- +. se {. - !, (.
lNAEDEN AND Ahc0Y RhILR0AD LfRg FgR Fuf.
" tsaerhie, At ~ oooa, a. ~. from per Mel. Norh
rv9r foot Ot batsoy place, ~ ftSsubost JOAA P0fih
ds.ly, thGndays oaocTtee arriving PhadIipti.
~ NJ fsrc 81 second class 81 sng,sss line sa5 p ~.
Fare, 81 81. /. BLISS, hs61a
NLW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DfRECr-U. 3.
Av Mail 81 kxpross Lines throush in akeyrs T. Ball
tosd, via Jersey cisy leaving New York stG A. NJ et 81
CoriAndt street; a. H. snd r. NJ Liberty arces-esves
same hours, from wanot street Fare
moro Washn ston ana Chsrssten throush Sexes .eJd ia
Abe above lineg and through sass esrrioe Gst n.
l.@s '.-u We vert Nth rvrNrtssvfreteM
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- Oohs RaN4Gn-A sigrhG R0og, TWO nep-
~ rcoma ant kitchen. N houae WI tfs-s will DO but
two smf,r II shy ntrest % cster sle Bros1vSy.
s1Ai two 81 horf coft.g, would uroc7e rySi-
oed tho rtnt to reasonable. Apcly - d. Herald on
~ aisT AEo saw MiiL.-~A PERSON, ON o. NJ.
SS fots the tt OF afrll rer. whoa hrs ,1se "a
fh.rts sTist MV sn1tter sr6y algo Nishss Gr6t
saw sil, Or CAV Mn only, With few o. land a..
t.Chod. Addra5s 10 ". 8 y Eleoessr Gnees
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GTOhE End OFFICES IN BROADYAY-TaG STORES
~ il 70 Bland 80 between 1orris ,ni Rector tai so.
tro " tarss Light, pleasant, a,omshls Offices 20 let
=. n. SpOfFORD. III Pearl street,
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WAhTED-BY YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION
Cook who fully destAnds her business in sll It's
branches an understands pastry and jelly we'll Good
ference DO given 70 cspabty and character Can 10
Sen fr Two dsys ANA West Seventeenth street. IN the
M y rs 10 y. W An il'.r Y AZ .
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GIEIN BQlIkR ron SiLE.--A TWO HORSE UP-
~ tight tubular tcl.r 1th AL the futures complete also
u 81 rirdVa kiil Te h. easn isRikeRs, IS sldla
street Eos Yotk, YeRr.
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TJoUsE 70 LET-A SPACIOUS NEW BgTcK HOUSE
embracing al the modern improvements in 81 Hark
place. well 9scus Jed eel Boarding House. Apply
at no Is Chsthsm street, Opposite Chamber Nos
Also, several houses Tor sale. Apply as ab,ve.
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DARK PLACE pPOPEETy TO BIZ LsssED-TGE
Lsusa no. 4 Parl placs will b altered 20 guis GOOD
tenant; The lease TIE will bo sp Possession
giver irare3ia.sy. Apply - L. DEaBY co, u gsrh
Il&se
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-09-16
Emigration and Gen. Scott.

The progressives of England are becoming
terribly alarmed at the enormous increase of
emigration from the British Islands TO the Unit
ed States, and cry out aloud in agony Of soul
at the exhibit presented by the figures. While
our own advocates of protection pretend to oe
frightened at the progress of free trade, their
brethren of Europe point to our present unex-
ampled prosperity, and to the thousands of
valuable citizens annually added to our popu-
lation as the evidence that we are singularly
,ceH protected!
General Scott is occasionally seized by a
spontaneous attack of terror lest the waves of
emigration should overwhelm us in one sudden
and irretrievable catastrophe. These attacks
come about once in every four years. and are
generally superinduced by the refusal of our
adopted citizens to vote the whig ticket. AZ
ter November next, if the tory leaders in Eng
land will wait patiently till then, the Gene raj
will be prosCrated by his usual complaint, and
from the same cause.-The absence of the votes
of the adopted citizens for the wing candidate,
this time himsef-and the issue will be grand
pronunciamento over the signature of " Amer
icus," or some such non de guerre against all
emigration, and especially against all Irishmen
and Germans The Britishers might profit by
the plan if they delayed measures against emf
grafton Washington Union.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-09-16
A new Name,

The Oneida Herald speaks of the ''sacred
name of whig.'' Now whether this is to be
prefxed to the present term wing. and the par
ty is to assume another phase with the highfal
uten title Sacred Wigs, we are not able to say
But as the present name of wing has been in
use considerable of a time, since 1880, we
shall not be surprised, if, on the accession of
Gen. Pierce to the Presidency, that "same old
coon" should come up under another title
The n Y. Mirror, a whig paper, discourseth
as follows upon the religious aspect of whig-
gerry and the appropriateness of the term "sa-
cred' -
"The sacred name of Wing % This is beau
tiful as we'll as rhetorical. We have heard of
the sacred name of Religion, and of the sacred
name of Liberty; but never before of the sa-
cred name of Wing. In the city of New York,
one of the most active and conspicuous persons
who bears this sacred name,' is fighting
man whom the Wing Committee have hired
for the campaign, at the price of fifteen hun
bred dollars. His conversion to this sacred"
cause was celebrated by an entertainment in
which the "leaders" of the party congratulated
themselves and the country upon the impor-
tant accession of strength and patriotism.