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JEW ADVERTIsEMENT-Le every body
l " READ IT. s
NO. l.
b. r. r.

NO. 1.
p. r. r.
Rad WAYS READY RELIEF
is THE FlRs AND ONLY REMEDY EVER RECORDED IN TlE
| MEDICAL HISTORY OF THE WORLD THAT HAS STOPPED
THE MOST VIOLENT PAINS IN A FEW SECONDS.
u at9f THE MOST SEVERE PAINS FIVE MINUTES OF
n hs s Gi9a 81 Ran Il FE
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL.
,Inp in giving instant " the mOa:
TO THE SICK AND pAIN-suFrER1Na OF NEW
ssh l'as RGasssRE 4ts s
aIAPS so % VE t4f g T
1T HAS CURED,
IN NINETY oAsEs OCT OF 4 HUNDRED,
$Ss $$sf $$Sss
PlARHhGA n C5FTE s5so ,51NuTEs.
SssAlFss i GA HSSE 5gzEs
$#$s$$@$ + 81 5$$$ $fzsA
5 S !aiols zTs a sBBg ggH
81 E a 2is Ehs ssoa there a,
SICK HEADACHE
= sEos Is aoST Ds
'',''~'-- ''~'' ~ PREVENTION.
heavy feelings s u
In BATHING
i W. r. Il With Bowl Of Water and battle the
@ sna ;o ma Ike and other pa Of ,he
revsn daesOe and sickness. headache and bionsneaa
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS
oiAEEH y, DIsENTERY BLOODY ELux
inueschecks the most distressing dhasgsr, will spssdIy
NEURALGIA
PAIN STOPPED INSTANTLY.
@ e sS
at5np. VII nin NE
o IT. sss, % ~ f hsp hR assR
,teIy strengthen the nervous sysenl and sunnl M
and vitality the loss
RHEUMATISM
PAINS RELIEVED IN FIVE MINUTES,
RADgAYs READY RELIEF will ercrucatn
Who MONTHS confined their by Pains sc
READY REE F. Pr f si, t.. aub s5 by
saes for the truth Of this nsd
o n e aI asns ,hs en-
owu in the uniou for the last tested
CHILL FEVER.
CRTLAs STOPPED IN d FEW MINUTEs-PAEV RELIEVED
INSTANTLY
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF I'm in all och,
and Fever 1t brealn the Chls neutrality-suspicious. and nvso
rates with health and strength every and
PAINS OF ALL KINDS
Whenever feel pain, apply RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
sure to relieve yoa IN few minutes lave pains the
IL LAKE sP
few Eat ~ aYPf So @ Fs N.uy
SOUTHERN DEPOT,
JOHN WRIGHT Co. l5l Chartres street, NewCrleapc,
General Agent who will supply dealers country Rad
large BorrL GO
MsDIqM o 50
sgs slpo MoRRissoN il Magazine street. and BY
Aat ot a r r. or RADW1vs REApyRELtrp mig, ,v.w
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R05ysas y Efgs'FtfsyfOss's
AGUERREoTYPE AND STOCK DEP

: No. 9 CAMP STREET.
This establishment having been thoroughly repaired
the invita- the attention public
their where Portraits furnished of
tn the most superior stye md finish.
N. Bopertcfs ditsd With complete APPARATUS thu low
pricea Voghande French tIsrrison Helb
hss Tahes with and Tablets dollars
quick working Tubes Plates mefan and sreh1 ccs,
Stands, Baths, Chemea together article the
wholesale iEnst
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Rich,s Safes U,,rira,ed.

,, r,r, EnsErikLp CouRTHousE S. c. August O. 1852
Measrs sTEARNS MARTIN, Successors Rich ( Co NJ ii
water street Newfork tiEsrLENES with great pleasure
three others also the Jail preserved books and papers in o
your SAFES purchased from your agent IN Cbarg
,oh Mr. L. NJ Hatch. The
neat was truly terrific The crowd present lcued the idea Of Az.
thihg standing such ire yet
upon snng It nett day. IN the of til who liz
he me greatest establishment everything
side the Safe perfect without stain ce what arose % H.
saianander. -'' ~ '- VIZ
We shall call anoter safe and re
Yours respectfully, WILLIAMS CHRISTIE.
The foregoing letter demonstrates the wopdr capacity Ei
COS SAFES to resist fire; WHOM it considered
ALONE articles represented SAFES
contents in either Of the recent fires Pva Sry,
Chlcothe Ohio Weumlkn, Ala; Rodney, Miss an ffJgefs
c. it must ho admitted that the ESPECIALLY SINCE Il
DuCTlON OF PRlCESl hears proportion value of sua
Abe depository for books papers ewGly, money su
but valuable articles. The subscriber, sole
manufacturers has sale large good aasortns III
CO.'S SALAMANDER SAFES and prepared prove by the
umony of the respectable merchants Ii tls ai MI
ih entire commence can De Placed IN the article
cumst'nces ISAAC BRIDGE
sep20 dAWtf Z? Ntagnxi,a sraa,
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SLAVES.

AMES WHITE, No. 70 Baronne street, %.
~ Nsworeans viii give strict attention reegpg board ~
ing ana selling SLAVES consigned him. Will ase vf "a
and sell on commission Reference; Robsn 4 ~
y -, eklll' bryan q To-
EGROES WANTED--Fiftee or twenty gooo
NEGRO MEN WANTED go on n Plantation The Sss,
wuges VIII be gwen until the first Of January, 1853 "
Apply to THOMAS &. SACKEY 4
seEtl otanal street, corner of Magazine.
VSWENTY DOLLARS REWARD to anyss
one who viii deliver shop, M,gasno street or ~
Nv me rour atrtct Watch house, black "a
BOY Is about tive feet las of lis vs.
1renge1s tapered Mt the JOINT and alon; r III
knesd and by psss In Angp Ia,
20 go and work. and supposed ill., rn a. ii
bIake'. fsepl51 JOSEPH STiNSt7,; 10, NJ '5} "
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We shall call upon you safe and re
Yours, respectfully. WILLIAMS Il CIR STE,
BV'orsa's Safe Company.
fNSHE attention of the pub]ic is collsI n

utility and Superiority Of these Safes al others Our sa
arr @ae on az entire neT principle We first form
slon Of is chilling the liquid metal and il inn
9e TO lhe hihe or drill and capable resisting The bowsof
ssaEs t. sb ss1 Is scientific say, Nature
niou burglar remove, with perhaps lees yort tban was
put them together Neither the burning element make an INN
son On the solid maa lined as is with proof wall
r,p assass not IN aging that Safes LLe
LOCKS the only really depository for money other a
PICS We say further thereis little security any pop
or Bank Vaultsnow They the
o't Th erok into, as experience has demonstrated
Company prepared notice SAFES
ANk VAULTS, Of sizes, Banking Institutions MerSo
inns and ndvduasai of which will be Drill md Pos
rrooi, when secured with Lilies Bank Locks
sample ofthe above Safes Locks together with Day Ne
arauoptic Bank Lock, office Of W. ". WTs
~ fsr'r st -r,h,E ~ n orTTEER Agent rs
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-
Il y 3k5 AZ Ia IA Il ~ not 4 abSe sought for sine,
q III 4 II ~ ST A fi0myirate, Calhoun, Clay
< n & the debt Of nature
d g!yn y whole nation in mourning
y ~ q more formed observance
8 but sin cefe expre ssion Of feeling
4 I! No. l. 3
Sde yesterday, III which; among other
st6 and sxpr essiye resolutions, i was
| ~! ~ % confer With similar
rs tbe Common Council and other
hili h9a5ss Nlo shall constitute general
0f tselIi ents, for the purpose OF
4 g. II allsi making the necessary
sQ5smn gnerais pag eaht, IN
& g q; NJ
sslsl 5n's resoi1tio9, peg %
4 4 aqnorap PIC body thai 1 have APP
Y - ~ aqll gentlemen on tnfst com
\ would respectfully urge the nomi-
On me part Of the
e WIEN !ne cltizels
AssssS y " sile cl.y 81 New
& ~ S1e se,pory "a me departed states
~ ss tzAlalsa !. eDsser
vs. f1ess r. .oNn y,
L.. NJ " ~ no1grook, w az nshlng, " NJ
~ !. os z Genols, John
ss w ~ ~. ~ e. M sala
'ss SH 4 M n 4, 4, IL
81. 81. go;
~ nm ~, M Tet;t ;on
s6f IN ews aiid others, relative e. the
49, & " Z u = :, - -
|iSyi67 1 rslS4fs ana resolu tions, which were
y 55aII{ Sdppfed tlie rules BEING dispensed
M SAINT ~ ths Rao,.d If
z3s!s 3 M NJ Il s
II IL,e w WI
a
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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire Insurance

AL opANA <sVAVAb 4AAIC RAN E 11G 4USuIAuCS
COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.
B Incorporated in April sts dividend OF so per
cent on Two Years. Business.
Once No. ~ CAMP ST, between Graver Common ats
BUSINESS OF THE COMPANY
This Company organized ssy the protection of the policy
holders and their families against
re9 National Institution conducted upon
nqe SOLD and anordng for small sum, during
life and handsome legacy widows death
ES All policy hodera whether for life
nne ths ILL DEATH participate the whole profits
the Company. r' -
Ceditorp De5tors married woman ,,
on the life OF husband
horelfand children, free from the claims creditors.
TRUSTEES.
John 3 Allison Isaac Johnson, Edward Sparrow,
sonn ttasa1, ssnaei stewart, Richard Mccall
Joseph Walker, VIM. Mure. Arnold Hsrray
DIRECTORS:
e. sewel, Thoa. G. Jenkins, P.B Taylor,
saw; !ennsr coxe, John H. Curran, g. g. stasyer,s
"a N. S1nen, l. spangenberg. H. Rhodewald,
SSa1e, molhi yohn q. Doughety, z NJ. LuheIford
e. Sao " " s,, I9hn Giainene, B. g. Armis;sad
nc. Heart. H INV ngats.
a. j. WEnpEa9qnS, NJ D. Medical Board of
H. g. asanrf, Hcaary. NJ. 1 conas Ato,,sv
RiaHARD BrN NJ D. Magazine street Medical
who will be at the Office daily from hapas. M
BIZ the Charter only $4,000 is .akon single life.
t This Company prepared
aud Poe all healthy white and
Than the charged the and wtbo.
their f!rietonB to residence in the South charter
Of and the profits interest and can
DO made available to the two-thr Of
where The party haB pad his premiums in full = avs "',
~ California Permits NewYork rates. prosnsc,,
iao o. hates and all information Life Insurance. and ali papers
EP Extensive Travelling Privileges. ~ -.fA'''h4
Office hours, A. N.
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A resolution relative to the employment of
prisoners by the Warden of the Work house,
adopted by the Board of Assistant Aldermen,
was read, and on motion referred to the Com
mittee on Work house and Prisons.
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An ordinance passed by the Board of Assistant
Aldermen, chartering Red Rover Fire Company
No. lG, was referred to the Fire Committee.
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~ A. FAHNEsToCK's VERMIFUGE-Read

ELSGYPTIAN EYE BALSAM. co. ssx-zs,.
Y HEN having had thirty years. experiences offers
EYE. fAs w ZIG ~
Ophthamia OF five Standing eleven wee tn.
rear III the Eye Of three
beng stone blind for MONTHS sight one eve
three weeEs gentleman fty-six ven
using only drop enabled to the newspaper without
them BY candlelighti in eight hours after scope ~
tananaon OF three days cured by single drop gives
ornsnsS to the eye md also strengthens The sight.
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I ResolDea, That the Treasurer pay on the war;
rant of the Comptroller, to Washington Fire
CO. No. 20, one thousand one hundred dollars,
for a new Engine; provided, that the warrant
shall not issue until the Engine is received
and approved by the Surveyor.
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nut ania ia1ls In louisville, Ky;, and many
ing diseases: Rheumatism, Gout, Fits,
ritis, Hepatitis, or Liver Complaint,
'ationa Of the Internal vMceIa. I'LL
in the Medical College, together
tity Hospital, and the number OF speci-
! can exhibit, enable him to understand
south, and to facilitate their cure and
hills III its worst forms-Pr Urinary and
,sGleet, Observation-Disclosures, etc.
between Poydrassnd Peruido s.reets,
:, 2. certain curtain cure .or Syphilis,
at the office, at five dollars per bettle
paid, u will be- sent to any part Of the
sy will be observed in ali ehses.
b P. N. % Iyos
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A Wis Aux CONTRIBUABLEs -Rurean llr

I'D ATTURE SAND. Persons wishing to take
SAND from the Batars, the foot Of Race At iho
permits, under the direction of the Commssary Baue
:, -, an l. h PILE, City Surveyor
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z ADIO1tIO NEOF COKNS, WITHOUT CUttinp
~ or the leas painp ROSENBERG from Warsaw the eapt
foand has the honor
in general Of this place that he total
eradication CDRNS BUNONS NAILS hard substance
Of his composition. " - ~ $50 'AEAAi'
The operation space minue without
satisfaction of carrying the Corn Root n his hand ~ "
Dr. R. in ateriny
granted France other foreign Phys
have
The Doctor will give attendance daily halls
eleven IN morning and from three afternoon No. ia
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On motion, the Mayors message was then
taken up.
Mr.. Lugenbuhl presented the following reso-
luton, which was adopted, the rules being sus-
pended:
Resoiued. That committee of four be APP
pointed to act jointly with other committees,
for the purpose of carrying out the views sug-
gested in the Mayors message, in honor of DAM.
Webster; and that the members of this Board
wear the usual badge of mourning during sixty
days. 1
The Chair appointed on said committee.
Messrs Harris, of the First District; Labatut,
of the Second; Lugenbuhl, of the Third; Burke,
of the Fourth
On motion, the Board adjourned to the 9th
of November next, at O'clock P, NJ.
Gus. CLAIBORNE, Secretary.
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Nh EDICAL NOTICE.
I've. has obtained go great rep
Of the towns Of the South, in I
EEYERS, as well as all the followi
Tic Douloureux, Bronchitis, Pieul
Pericarditis, and all the Inilamml
numerous disssctions last winter
with hia frequent vista to the Char
mems of Morbid Anatomy, which he
the many diseases peculiar to the s
al Venererl Diseases, such as Syph
Secondary; Gonorrh9a, Structures,
Office No. 81 ClRcus sTRRRr, {
On. L0CRW0OD'S specific
9onoTrh1a, ETC., can be obtained 4
On the receipt Of i've dollars, post-r
United Statea. The greatest secret
Co Office hours from ( A. NJ. to s
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Home Mutual Insurance Company Of

With Subscribed capital Of s97ssOo prepared receive
FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISKS
- athe ofhoe Of the Company, No. "a CAMP STREET,
profits divided thoae coupapy lie
% bs invested here the
fh purely the principal
security to the policy hoderr. ~ " ' -p''
The portfolio Of the
wishing 10 make insurance whit.
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President
JOHN r. SHAW, Vics President
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Arrival OF the Empire City--Important from
Cuba.

The news brought from Havana by The steam
ship Empire City, which arrived o. this port yester.
day, is not SO late by day as that received by
the steamer Isabel, at Charleston. Our letters say
nothing whatever tending to corroborate the report
Of the latter, to the settlement Of the Crescent
City difficulty but, the Empire City left the
18th November it is probable that the coHcilistory
arrangements were made next dsy, on the eve Of
which the Isabel left.
Our advices by the Empire City, however, are of
most important and interesting character, mas
much as they confirm the statements hitherto made
to the increasing activity manifested ii carrying
on the slave trade, and the proportionate determn-
alton evinoed by the British government to put it
down, and compel Spain to observe her treaty
stipulations From the correspondence which we
publish to-day, it will be seen that the traf, with
the coast Of Africa for the purchase and landing Of
slaves on the island OF Cuba is carried on to on ex
tert greater than heretofore, and that not only do
the authorities cornive a. it, but that Queen Chris
tina and Captain General Canedo are said to be
largely interested in the expeditions.
Our letters also confirm the statement published
exclusively by the HERALD some days since, as to the
movements Of the British West India squadron; and
furnish evidence to prove that Tie views expressed
by Lord Palperstsn, in his resent speech in Parlis
ment, will be vigorously enforced. The island lie
enscled By the cruisers Of the English feet for
the purpose Of intercepting vessels engaged the
slaye trade. The government OF Great Britain is
resolved to annihilate the traffic hs last vestige of
which is now only to be found in connection with
Cuba; and if no other mode can DO found availa-
bic, as present appearances indicate, they viii
decidedly favor the trans!er Of the island to the
United States
In this view Of the subject. the present position
OF affairs there viii be found pregnant with impor
fant results.
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ATTRACTIVE RorELTy BowrRY TnE41RE-The
cnterrrisrg manager OF the Dowery theatre has made
very extensive arrangements for the presentation this
evening Of grand dramatic spectacle which from what
we heard concerning IT, will eutvie anything OF the
kind ever produced the ftezs Of this city The piece
s entitled The Hebrew Son, or Joseph and bis
Bretbrenn and, az the name indicates the plot Is
founded on events recorded In sacred history IL was
written by Fityball the author Of "Azaen bat from
is sciptuTs character, it's performance was 1terdctd
the English stsge BY the icen.er Of plays that It
IL 20 be presented for the first te with all the adj
vansgcs which the Bovery theatre enjoys for the pro-
duotion OF spectacle or paniomine. The novelty and
maRnincepce OF this drama H create Vran sensation
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snos Henry dresses since his return from Eope that
fits like glove taid of his friends. "How
ford i said another; his income small and he never
rass In debt Brought ont good lot OF clothes from
Paris, cxpsc ADDED Tho Ers "sveryshlng is 80 cheap
the-s .lou are both wrong interpo'ea third hc t,a
other two Certainly, gntiemen am now convinced
that tho most elegant wearing apparel can V bought
sonabs prices, determined to try 1t and would Of
course like the thing became fashionable II Is simply
70 call On j. G. BOOTH 1876 Broadway, corner Of Brocne
etrenIn -
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heeo circulated that the american hotel nd changed
hal the propretcrs embrace the eaet opportunity
contra dieting it, and declaring that they parted
with their in They will he found tofore,
their posts, assisted by Mesrs ormtbee Lucas and
will pains Efforts TO render al who favor
them wi their patronage comfort Lbe and ain the
well ets bshed reputation of the house. This hotel
its proximity to all the steamboat landings and depos
wei all places of Is peculiarly suited
strangers al viii find every possible attention paid
their comfort and while the charges shall he
reasonable. J.TABER s. SON.
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Greas Inv.nt,v. Anillty mud Rsr. Msennn-

in perfection be cob ned in machine sud
low price Chea implies imperfccti,p and nothing
possibly be dearer than things called cheap
peeally is this true Of sewing machines Singers machines
not fer cheap but they
to do the work required with fautless accuracy All no
use them ate money fact aud sstsEed Call
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Calendar aT M0ndaY.

SupfRfoB CouhT-- GENERAL TFRM.- MoTIoNsThe
Clerk st Chambers will commence receiving notes of
iss tor the December Saturday molten calendar.
UNITED STATES DisrRicT CoURr--55 to GA
CoNMoN PLnAs-Pert First-245, 81 1928, 355 ASS.
43 ass 47 49l 1885, $50 4s9 sos 5Q5 5o7 Part Second
-412 Az s9s 546, $685. 55S $50, 565 $685. 57O 672, 574
$40
SUPERIOR CorEr, (rwo brinches) -Noe $50. 22I, 55s
e 2s lag, 49s a31 439 1872 267 4B2 200 5s2 5ss 6sl
5ts, ga 21s S02 s5e 4O2 259 1889 $50 425, 5s3 1922
ss1 49, 3SS 26o $780, $751; 2Si l0i a. g. I66 1885, 155
500 552 270 159 1885, 2!s o. g. COZ $685. los 5S7 1887
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Dagucrreotypes. by Farraud, 3O5 Erond-

way, hr't toor up stairs. The easy access to this
gallery will he appreciated by tho aged and the feeble
by parents with young children And tho pictures taken
this establishment arc the cheapest in Now and
ranted equal to in the world Entire satssc
IN all cases charge 10 made.
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New erk has he offered his pictures competition at the
fair Of the American Institute without receiving the hi
prize, which be in his show at 3i3 Broad
way. Roots rooms are of Pictures taken
equally well in cloudy or ttcrmy weather.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-06

Cap BazaarJust received lot embroidered skirts from
Nnp lace and muslin pointed coars Swiss aadj
ret tnbrtidered chcnisettes at l2s cheap also,
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The nazanr az IEoi,ley prnscntsat

No. 4l9 broadway, where may be found every variety of
tsys games and neat fancy articles for tho old and young
rich and poor. Prices d. tnetly all tho articles
and arranged to afford every facility for feecon
amid the crowd that daily throng his
thing new
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cash oice and rseet books diaries and daily memo
hndum books fer 1875 letter and
oIss copying aud notaria manifold writer's So,
With general assortment OF stationery articles, at low
prices Blank books ruled and bound TO any pattern re-
CURED Bill heads cards circulars &c, rrn ted neatly.
CARR HICKS, Stationers, 81 Maiden lano
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dustry o. all Nations Office No E3 BroaswayNcw York
Lee 21he ttockhol6er of this association hers
by notified that call Of twenty per the capital
stock being the fourth thereof has
by the Beard Of Iirecore and they required TO pay
the this Office before the II met BY order,
WIN. WuETTEN seoresary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-06

Five F.bs-Ths haunt of vice. ich is nov vanishing
rt N the fair fa5c CT this metropolis may be
eurions, In collection galleries con.an o0 pie
lures, free To the public MEADE BROTHERS.
Artists and Importers Of Daguerreotyrs Goods.
2yS broadwAyl oppe site the fountain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-06

veying the uncomely appearance Of the sky0r that tho
erleLod hats which We scc II Broadway owe
frs to the exertious az this insignificant insect But the
silk would have labored Ia vain had not Knox boon
NJ hand to tske and nue the work til the dry
becomes glorious tile retpiendent With glossy beauty and
yieirg in beauty with the stately beaver. knoxs winter
tle Of bsts NJ vaet eescop distance all. ad of sill
ether bats which fouih rather struggle in tho fertile
coll Of boAyeI dom.
KNox'S Hat Store No i2s Fulton street.
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LATE FROM HAYr.--Csptan Sullivan of the sen ,oner
Abbot: Deycreux arrived yesterday from Cape Haytien
reports when be ef the 18th ut the place was free
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Have you scen my Genteei Overconts.--

Prices from 81 10 $50 Fine French cloth dress or frock
oots SIS to sf2 other gsrmcns ia proportion. Geatie
wishing to ind tradesmsn in WHOM they
Conscience will please call @. j. CLARKE. lie william
street Estsblished in ISL
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Collar Wristand ia offensive to the eye Of
ront in the cost Ts avoid the possibility OF ouch di8agrcc-
able incident have your shirts made &c tho in
fabe principle introduced by GREEN no. Asor House.
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Advertising In any Paper In tho IJnyan

Canada he trccted at the old established ad
Nertising house q WILLIAM H. MCDONALD, No. o2 Mas
trt ct. W. IT. NJ has the very terms and thor
y Of All the leading and receives the papers daily
msil, 49, 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-06

Cantreips "Aipins" Ealter Boots.--It Ii with
for III comfortable and elegant boots slough bis as
sstants are constantly employed IN hsir maa u'asturs
gbey cheap durable eat and attractive In appearance
and Justly popular CANTRELLS 10 at No. $50 Bowcry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-06

Eotice TO sniprers.-Thc American Express
oxmranyp winter tarl Of prices wessr feixht will
take effect the 9Th The
are materially less than last wint.r.
- WELLS BUTTERrIEi n a. GO.
10 Wall ErePlace, Resde and sss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-06

The BEACON OF CUBA,--The well kno sn Mr.
John s. Thrasher has started paper in New Or.
leans, called Ell Faro de Cuba, printed in English
and Spanish. Mr.. Tbrasher is posted up in the af-
fairs Of the queen Of the Antilles