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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-30
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Asa sas.d you nrst wish idoiasrous sySs nv
Nth s.assr a
, GU remember t-dont you
vas ~ Reotswherv the sun most delicate reach
y sas sss' ss ar. parted.
SMh yssr image from KS.., sin
Thousand y ssss NOT a' s"aisl
Y ss1 i 90 =. a'R Eoa BY. msma.1s ySa
ana think that the STA dearest-ifit DO such
'''' AA' ROWS 'F 500 sa ilIsn No. s Bres away
Fashionable Clothing cam at all tunes bs
Hnn'ned u, II. l. FOSTERS establishment n cortaadt
goods sand ans ns si's Inn ' ss
sh .loiaY If ~, ssnnS lost, Prspars! = suis al
To Virta"so.-.Just Received, a,sa orr Exhi-
Goods store No b broadway, variety u ssautfa spso
%sas Of polished from tie ees, Indies
sse are invited 70 call aud examine 10 persons desiring
NEAL, CARROLL HUTCHINSON, OF Broadway.
Rich Carpeti"g---smishIG Loansberry, No.
r rs.r ssss are e rnss ,sss M
ss"ss srnssr hres y ssd Ssran Gar
p-slnss: also choice assortment o. Al 1thor geoda
src-p thar os.iisnse s"mpeti.ian
Rich CarpesIng. -Pesersaa Il Humphrey,
Ms,.srn and Ms.s Point large IT. eh and elegant
later. entirely new 10 whh invite the attention OF
Carpets Cheap enough, Mt No. % Bowery-
HihAM ANbEksUA'S Enshsh Exhibition Tapestry Car
I-s 49,, S. aud S. Three Ply carpess Ca - add s.,
,ap a TO- a. 3D. b. :" S. Floor oil co sas
s. ID So and IS Lnglsh Floor Oil Cloths yards wide
e.. Is, and 70 per yard.
ss.ser's sewing Machines arc All the time
nNrsarns favor among the hoemahers aaadlers and all
s 10 s s" - sob s s s enc a ssfs
sspal efioe. za' Broadway.
l rn se, ', na Rspsr 1,,s ams
ssr nils and All
% ,sr 'asorass sra r'soa oSsr shao min prsos ONT
r.eaeh sud Ersah ~riting showa Tbs limited
-s---------------
u. Duskee's Enhlng Powder.--tson use keepers
@ o s :" ss ssr 'As a from 70
snowlcdsr ~ their xeelence.-Bnfao nornng Expres
% 10 s 80 Water s tire ENVY anu
fair or the American lnstituac.-Contrf-
ssers The isr can hays .hs: sas"sss ca,dt p,issa
street, elsewhere 10 the city in soaseqasn5e of the
, s s AND sale ss %. of e.
,.A'sa at any other Factory.
Gold P~ns-The New Work. Gold Pen Nam
u"mlan lss Grssnwish s,rSs. keep CON
Pm cold and silver Pen and Pencil cases as San he found
H. tn" city in the World The above are retaed
Geld pens repaired.
| Nstch.s aud Gold Pens.-J. G. Savage, %
rlon street. has cunstanty hand choice variety of
sue told and Silver Watches. Many of them heavily
and OF superior finish and warranted perfect time
KEEPERS. Tie kcheleu Diamond Ponted Gold Pens in
~ IL ease the Fountain Pen
khOx's Hats have a Distinctive Caarac.
ser combinc beauty tarte and durability elegance,
leSc si,eL and briiancy. When what
rly oeuomuac splendid looking hat the head vi
safely the customer Of
MON III we'll To remember that the Knox hat IL sold Mt
l2s Fulton aud where else. walk in and how
ol them NIL improve your appearance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-30

isair observation-disclosures Celebrated Lslafd
us Dye is the best discovered for tho hair
vhisers Tho applied The sondoru, esq AMI
certainty with which this fsvore ana old established
Dye performs 10 astonishing u ia FOR sss spped
8ATCHELOR's Wis Factory. No. VAL strsat
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shnined ~ H. L. rIsTEk'S establishment n Cvrtlaadt
sttss where gentlemen would d" ae cali and select,
Ton large stock Of goods and read onthinI their
MI and inter Clothing Foster prepared suit all
WIN slothing Of the most fashionable sl Inisn
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ser c0abnc beauty tante,
eScsiiei CO. and briliianey. when what
J,p ry oenoniuatc splendid looking hat the head vi
you stately the customer Of
kNnA tits well To remember that the Knox hat IL sold Mt
Us Fulton where ese W ak in, and how
one oi them viii improve your appearance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-30

A RESPECTABLE WOMAN a. r. A SITUATION
"A a. cook, washer and irnner pryate family Beet
o. city references given pi-t4rt Thirteenth street,
" hogr trout rDom the TIM Can bs
A. tNu dupa
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tnmpany, ISJ UrnehWch strvet, Keep
Il, hand large and well selected stock Of Gold
Pom eed and silver Pen and Pencil Cases be found
H. thu, other the @nrld The above reailed
mabnia prices and warranted Reservoir Pen
nds Orders by mail (potpaid) promptly attended to-
GAld rnnnirrd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-30

A RESPECTABLE YOU'VE Wr1AS Is DESTROYS
~ ofottaiuiuga situation IN pr family 20 do the
ehamberwork, washing and rpin1 perfectly
understands the Of children li do the general
Homework 81 small family. ,h spnd references
Apply No 10 west ssvcutcruf. between Sixth
and Seventh ayenues. Can b. days, II not
"a
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visible every portion Of she city aud IL department
OF tade every article notwithstanding all
tbis ILL Y Broadway, - the man VII, keeps with
m t progress his stock ~ boots shoes aud saitars
whore & get an eleganth nne qWhy, nt an
Aftnniehingly low price.
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INST Received. aDsa orr Exhi-

ei'"n Ut NEAi CARROLL L. HUTCHiN SONS Fancy
Goods stors No 6 broadway variety = beautiful speci
mems OF polished Petrtactious from the Indies
nsng OF timely Petrfed Woods Loverr natural
sses are invited TO call aud examine persons desiring
oehr,h their ea1inet euriostos ts presents
poryunity
NEAL, CARROLL HUTCHINSON, 81 Broadway
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attention ne usual diseases Of the Eye aud Ear from
20 o'olooh daily, NJ hia residence, 62 Broadwy y,
PrueI,s Treatise on tho Eye be procured ~ III
etboe Also Artificial Fyca, Which no hserse withou
vAin, anu VI move and leok like she natural eye,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-30

"! sroadwny have just r.ceyed packet ships Great
e.tern and West Point large lot OF rioh and elegant
Csrrtin direct from the English msnufaotor Of
thu uull liz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-30

FOR Crstadoros Liquid air D have
cent in two months People lind that it gives
color aad burns the dbres hence it's popularity
piled and Id by the inventor CRiSrADO No. Astor
Houte. Private rooms for applying the Dye.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-30

81 ga pronounced the perfect imitation
set Invented. Those wanting vory superior article soIiy
oail at BATGHELORS colebrRtel Wig Factory, Ne Wal
Broet whase ~ onnd tina largest aud bass
IN The city. Cnny The addreas
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p,o,.. noo,a.--,Iust recei,ed rtom Paris, n

large Boots Shoes and Gatef 81 The
bosl mar ufaetured and latest etylos 81 a BROOKS
Nav Yerk Boot and Shoe Emporium, lh Fulton street
where every style that DO maaoped Tor sho eet 70
a.fD NJ kInnn rinn
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y,d,.s, Fr.ncn ympo,,ed shoes. - g.adi

been Paris and that the habit OF
oeing French shoes we'll that the only bauds0m,
paris made Caters and Slippers of all styles ana coors
No other place IL New York but at tao estab
iiahuept OF MINES. NIL 4 COLBY, b22 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-30

Nj LLIEERY-ANY LADY OF GOOD ADDRESS
Ni wishing 10 make from 81 Sit per day. ~ selling
new desc ion Of Lace ctl ~ New York and Brooklyn,
hear Of the by dirctirs - Is &, Herald office.
one pced apply who .iye ths satfaotory
reference aud security for the aer care
Apply for week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-30

CASH MAKERS WANTED GOOD SASH MAKERS
~ Taylora sash and blind fact Sta
rlo,tn. staten slend Tho highest aud constant
eUTloymr, : given.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-30

SWErFA sewing MatnlHss ALI tlc Istns
increasing favor the shoomakrr saddlerp and all
ster the professions lhis the great labor
machine aoot which much hiss been ssd. Prn,
sipal cfhoe. z5S Broadway.
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tihsr prevent badness and hair
thin and cfsotually scurf and dan
drn we'll affections Of the
and sold, wholesale and retail. by
CRISTA UoRo No. 6 Astor Honse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-30

500 tul) CfkGs /" fiEinv CO NJ. u clf atreet
sos Victoria villa, and for 1l3oss AL
the raaufsutn-vs this cnnntry ofeF for sale
favorable riuoh lower than mill priGos
81 rhe extensive dearnhlr aUcha
r.nah sud Ersish writipg shown Ia ss United
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A SPECTACLE youNa po

N NJ 81 II ETF f'FT ~ Y w
IN atiun ne feamstrets AMI u.a
b. n respectable inmi y, or NJ S.bio- A.
81 n infant, best If city ref repe.
Apply at AS Second asenrr. tatN.
Twenty streets, first Row
seen for two days.
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I WNtChtS MINI IOIN TNIs.-T W' SttVitEH, %
Fulton str.t has constantly hand choice variety Of
ixue told and silver Watches Many OF them heavily
Ics. finish and warranted perfect time
Keepers fe kieheeu Diamond pointed Gold Pens in
Islyle the Fountain Pen.
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RESPECTABLE PR0TE

kinds Of embroidery SHIRT makipg 4
Would make herself generally urrnfl
the country. Ian be seen IN hes pc
mept. loo Sixth avenue, for three las
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Carp. {. Cheap enough, nc SO. ea Beyy.

R,hAM An bLksoh's Ensl,,h Exhibition Tapestry Car
pete IA, So aud So. Three Ply Carpets Ca H. aud s.,
All woo ingraned Carpets 3s Is o. Brussos stair
carpets ds Venetian do D. 3D. 81 20 S. Floor oil Cloths
IS i'd 3D. and As English Floor Oil Cloths yards WIDE
e., Is and 70 per yard.
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"a A D-BY A RESPECTABLE PRorEsTNN'
" Yong woman, q situation TO do ohsmberwork NJ
T. va g and iro1ing Has the best ci ~ reference Ca
cen - ler present situation IL East
.tr two
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WANT D-sEkyANTS goK Fiasr CLASS PRI-
w yate families. resisting ".t ~ N.w York: cooke
turfrs ohamt. rmaidR, Walters ~ NIL work;
aSes from 81 to $40 ApIy at - aud street. also,
uPl er servant and saamstress.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-30
c,,rehuxh,s Wig. aud Toup~es.-rne or,

improvements lately the thod of sitting tho
as well their general construction have rendered the
articles the only perfect heads of hair in the world
sboud mot fail TO examine them. No. lJ9 Broa
way stairs,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-30

Wigs, Wigs, Wigs. : Strangers are an
formed that M lest place get ornamental hair is
MEDEuRsT i aEARDS, y Maiden lane, where they
have hand n largest cbeapas and best
Wigs Half Wig roupees, Braids Of long hair
which, for price and quality npequallod.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-30

G. = REWAhD --LoST, ON WEDNESDAY AFTER
Soc in fulton n arkct near hy, rough haired,
gray - terrier dog AnsHorg 90 the nao Of Pepper
TIE above reward will he pria h return to No S Pine
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Van Deusen's Geuuin. Irnpr

Justly celebrated for giving bald heads
fu covering and converting hair TO its first and
color Is TO he obtained at the Of tho
i.S Chambers street. and from tho principal druggists
the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-30

~ ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
" situation ~ laundress and cham bernad. The bss
81 city references gwen. Call at No Union court Unyor
iy llasc between Eleventh and Twelfth stroot Can b,
seen Tor $50 days.
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w ANTEp--A SITUATION, by A PRoTEsTAN1
~ young woman, 90 do ehamberwork and plain sewing
the best o city reference given. Please apply No.
MON court, University place. between Eleventh an
INt nth streets. Can be seen for two days.
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MANIFESTATIONS FOR EXPERIENCED, RE-
w tpcttahla servants, carefully 4.srel first class
aud plain cooks. lsnpdresses ca-tresses cham
her waiting aids &c. FAM les Dc irons nf
fueh find large and ssperir ~el.c"u with
tOrnhe city references, at Nt:S ace 10 Hillary
street Brooklyn
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W ANTEB-BY A RESPECTABL YOUNG GIRL
W situation to do ehamb erwork aud plain wing and
ne 10 make herself general useful. has the
= y retereste Please call At No Fifth street. dow
stairs Can lie geen for two ia vs.
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WANTFD-AT No. III NASSAU STREET SALES
W mon school teachers drug ciarks porters bnrkesp-
ere railroads. farms and steamers hoys to learn
tf0to conc men gardeners aud satsr PIa for
grs roady. Applicants di-taucr o,ing one dollar
free % postage, describing the sitnai ~ DO suited
THtaAS NPINK, Agent.
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VLAKTED-BY TWO RESPECTABLE GIRLS 81 rlJA-
w tioss Is ehAmhermads aud Walters Can dive good
from their ast place Please apply a. ths tn,rd
house Harrison street. Columbia street south rooL-
lyp, second aoor, front room.
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v6oUSFKrRpFR w,NTtp-rur sursrRfpEp

JEWELLERS WANTED --rWO t!puD FNsCY CHAIs
skers may lind employ nsn'. " spolying nj
Duane street rst story In the Also two girls, for
polishiug
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A RESPECTABLE YOU'VE Wu.
N tain = situation IN asf.r,.
70, d reference as TO ehararter ars
b. n used 10 keeping accounts Adsts
avenue. Can be seen twl days itaasa
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NANTED.-ENPLoYER SUPPLIED WITH GOOD
W domestic servants without char Wanted, good
girls 70 co0k, wash do h0usswrrk tend children. Ap
ply to 2u2 Hudson street, corner "f D"ui,ic t-cet
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NJ AN1fD--BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
W situatipn ~ laundress chamber mad IN private
family. The best city reference given May be seen for
90 Gays, at 80. glarkson street.
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,y,nE CADETS % TuF HAMILTON. 'oftf9tAfG
L. ttiUta 40 hito plaa- vlti visit to city -evo.
~ sli4 s ..s IaxJ, .day The wsatLss 10 sV.stes
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yNAN1ED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GERNt'
w woman as.tnaon as chambermaid, washer AID ir,u
md 60 do sewing Can speak French and German.
l. OF city reference given. May be for two days
~ orsyth street, In the rear, ut Mrs. Whites.
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A LADY's MAID WA>1Ei

n Itch or French young soma
seamstrcss also 20 assi W tet Z
years old. The best roi.r~nre rrMuN.
addressed to A. NJ, Mt tire ollie. e u sac
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others WI, we'll their attention these Pow
cer for making their cakes We speak from absolute
knnwleds ~ their excellence Buffalo Morning Expres
Sold ~ nearly NIL the grocers and druggists. Principal
efhus \ o. 1879 Water street n. "
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nRUG CLERK wANTEp-AprLY AT 4 SIXTH
II
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~ make tho best custom orb Nnue hut those sccus-
" med ~ snch wC rk need aIiip tA TER Il NORRIS,
III mil avenue, Of Presdett South Brook
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WANTED-A SITUATION. BY RESPgCTABLl
w young woman, waiter or chambcrmaid. Has i've
yeare her last place Can produce the best city
ference Please call AZ ~ oostcr street. between Beackl
aud tmity streets. Can be for tgo days.
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WISHES TO OBJ
Woman. Can give
abilities. She has
call At l73 Eighth
section 10 20 south
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"A FIRST RATE TAILOR ~ 1rEu, VINO KNOWS
IN every department. Of tail ring 81 such civic,
military and chdrens dresses ,hpnp and has she
tptt preferences from Paris Ind York whore he
hsN been for these three .d ike hear of
ti,n first rate cutter. Address -. eI AID otoe.
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/ WANTED BY A Young WOMAN, SITUATION
w Ms ehambermad aud line washer sd trr Or a. 10
the hossework ~ small pri,ar family ~ city
ference Please call 53 Un,v,rity pla"v an &c seen
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,tiIVED FROM A
a. wh0 speaks tho
~ situation. Please
rren sinh street.
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sEscrs ths fs hays ths. Basness Cardb prlated
better the Congress- Gard Factory 45 vesey
elsewhere 10 the city in consequence Of the
Factory making their stock. $Nn worth of snperb
PLAYING hand sale cheaper
1.aaed any other Factory
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ftARTED-A SITUATION, by a RESPECTABLE
woman, TO do general houEenorh in private family
tood wasf or and iroher and plain cook city
rAclCea i reGurld Please call y sire
nLF ~ lbirI avenue.
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"AkTED-BY i RE ,FE,1ABi.E YDtI WOMAN,
w situation as plain eook-ia good washer and
and general honsework; the best Ut city reference
May be seen for two Gags ut rs B"wery airs Borks
og.1 tho carpet store
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WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE WuMiS, A strt
W alton to do the homework Of a email family 70 roo
plain cook and good WASHER and roner al cit,
refercies given Please call ~ A. Prince strrot.
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Extraordinary enthusiasm, wOnde rial
anhnim great excitement and tremendous majority IL
favor OF HILLS iDimitaby beautiful styles, and sfu
manner Of cutting hair and whishers at 10 Nassau
corner Of Pine street.
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WANTfD-h SITUATION, RY A REsrECTABiF
w young woman, 90 do general homework, ta6,
OF children Call At No sixth second floor
front room.
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"bNTED-BY RESPECTABLE PROTESrA NJ
W Er situation as good seamstress in private family
,tecun TO do little cham ork or to ssL n
tal of children. The best of city noe can b,
ror Please call vt II Nineteenth stress fpnt La
mont IAN DO seen for two days. -
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Antl.Reut Convention.

ALBANY, Oct. III, 1852.
The AntRent Convention assembled this morning
The nine counties include in the call represented
Luther Butts, Of Delaware, appointed temporary
Chairman and hr Collins OF Albany Secretary. A
Dittce Of five to report permanent officer OF the
ton appointed and the convention sdjourned 10 =.
clock y. N.
AFTERNOON SESSION
Delegations appeared iIom Albany. Rcnsseicar Colum
bia Greene Utter Sullivan, Herkimcr, Oneida Mont
gomery Delaware Scholastic 0tsego and Sohenoc. lady
After the convention was fully organized,
Thomas L. sHTrEr OF Albany submitted resolution,
that, Governor HINT the present executive had in
ficted llow the anti renters BY Offering large
rewards the arett of their friends that they Lad
longer any confidence in him. IL therefore resolved
that the I'M ren.ers adopt the democratic ticket
The resolution opposed by several members Of tho
convention. IL was warmly adyocsrsd by the Hon.
Thomas Carroll Of troy who stated that uoratio
Seymour true friend OF the anti.renters; that
during the session al 1850 when the Stay Bill passed the
Senste That beeoUght sl his democratic friends
In the A,s4n.by for the bill That he labored
night and day 10 procure its passage.
After aud spirited debate the resolution nom-
mating the democratic 81 Net declared adopted in
the midst Of great confusion and disorder whercupon
several delegates protested against the resolution and
left the convention
state central committee appointed end the con-
yention adjourned in great uproar.
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ding Octsbee 10, Hssav Q. CsSELrS,


On wednesday evening Octsbee IL, Hsssv OsSxLrn,
ths eon Of Alfred T. snd Nancy Conklin eyed yessA
8 months and 10 days
Tho friends Of the family invited 70 attend his fsas
r this afteenooa 1t TIVE osck fron the rcsdeaoe Of
his father No SIT Madison street =
On THURSDAY, October H. ASN RoMsA Lsss dadga1e
OF samuel a. and Ann Lees, aged years and . months.
fhe friends q tho family: and the members Of the
Highland Guard are RESPECTFULLY Invited 70 attend the
funeral 6om No. S98 FQurth avenue, this afternoon 1t
one O'Clock without further notice.
On WedHasdsy October IA. SARAH MAscARev, daugh-
ter Of Robert Hamn ag years and months.
Tho friends and acquaintances Of the family and the
New York fuote particularly invited attend tho
funeral from the reeid of her father No. % suffolk
street. to- morrow afternoon. ct two o'clock.
At Brooklyn on rbursdsy morping October IA MARY,
wife Of Thomss D. Sherwood and daughter Of tho late
Judge Hi,cbcock q New Haven Coaa.. aged a years
The relatives and ecqasintsnces ovited end
Der funeral from her late residence No I69 Hsnry street,
Brooklyn this afternoon. at ocook wi h0ut further
notice.
At Railway. N. T.. on "Wednesday, October 13, PASur,
wife of Joseph Moore in the Goth year Of her age.
Her remains will be taken TO Greenwood Cemetery for
intkrment.
On the 18th Of July Of dysentety board the steam
or Unicorn the passage from panaBs to san francisco
William A. FgAEcIs sged 40.
On Wednesday. Octobpr 10 WM u FIsHER. formerly OF
Massachusetts In tho 4sth year Of his age, OF disease Of
the lungs
is friends and relatives to attend bis fu
neral this afternoon ut three O'Clock from No Ave-
nue D.
Providence and Eastern papers please copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-15
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--tirg BoaJd.-xS50 United States 6s '6y * l. III NJ
1900 pennsylvnpa Sc, 96f; 5000 do, S. 55A loo DO
e@o do boy n & 0o0fennsyivsnis Coupon IS. III 100
lO behigh bs g6; 1000 Lehigh Interest," PC LOO VIII.
mipgton Railroad o. sss 80 do cash qk 10 cJ Reading
haiiroad Mortgsge So "a, 99 1000 Sehaylb Nsyigation
iei FOG Assbany City 81 81 IS chs Lehish Navigation,
DO u; 100 sohrylk Navigation Preferred, cash 2a; %
Norristown Railroad b5 i do 81 70 Pennsylvania Rail.
Bank ilG ~ Grard Bank, eash ~ Band Of Penpsylya
ma ~, meeh5nIcs Bank "a; ~ fn.mers and Meehan,
sic schnyti Navigation Preferred, g4 go Union Canal,
slvn bs 2U Long Island Railroad town. 1S; cash,
l3A 100 do 30, lS4 0Morris Canal 1915 S0coad Board
500 Penneyiyania 6s, g6 600 Anoghany County Rail.
6oe Rsatng Railroad Cs 10 sai 900 pttsburs So o.
ton gs ~? 10 yD 75 chs Loitsh Navigation 81 y; 20 DO,
~ ~ Do y ots, e4. tQ do, b5wn 60 81 do G 90 Schuyi.
% Harreburs Eaiirosd 6o ;oLong Island Railroad 81
ing Railroad bs 20 & 600 Pennsylvania SIS b. o 60
she Leblgh Navigation rs 81 20 10. s. con- 100 sohuykl
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