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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-07

CORPORATfON NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given TO the occupant oocr-
1ente Of all and lots improved uninproyed lands
affected thereby that the following have been
completed by the Assessors and lodged In the ofce OF
Shc Bureau Of Aaessen for examination by all persons
tntsrcsed, vizror regulating and matchmaking Ftieth
ersst from tho Eighth to the Ninth The limits EN-
tx2oed such include all the several houses
md ote Of ground vacant lots pieces and parcels OF land
uAcd both sides Of Feh street. between Eighth aad
Ninth All whose interests affected
Ma above named assessments and who are opposed 70
tSe either Of them requested TO present. Their
objections in writing tha undersgne5 1T their ounce,
Me- Hall Of Records within thirty days from the date OF
1his notice. SAMUEL IL. DE MOTT, J
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, fAssessofA
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
onss Bureau Of Assessments Street Department sspS
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rvoRpoRArION NOTICE. Il PUBLIC NoTfcs is

CORPORATION NOTICE. = PUBLIC NOTICE IB
~ hereby givsn TO the occupant Or 90
s.psnAs Of al houses and lots improved or uninprcved
Hosn completed by tho Assessors and lodged In tho coo
q tAe of Assessments for examination by al
eighth street 70 FOreth street The mts embraced BY
include ali several and lco OF
sesund lots pieces and parcels Of land situated
both sides OF Third between and
18Th Third and thereto,
Istant sos feet eAseriy and go feet westerly therero All
1sreons whose aEecsd the above named
and whs opposed 20 the same either OF
sn TO their objections In writing,
. lhe underIgned, st their ofce No. Hall Of Rsoords
VeAksr ...Ity days from the date Of this notice.,
SAMUEL H. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON. fAsscssorS
ISAAC WN SMITH.
oso, Bufcau Of Assessments, Street Department. Sept
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CORPORATION EOTiCE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
~ By che OCCUPANT occupants
q all houses and lots improved uuimprovoa ands AZ
Soted thereby that the following Assessments have been
Ne Bureau Of As5essnens for examination BY al persona
Interested, vi5 For building in Chrystie street
on NJ Waller street TO point abont ~ feet north
Haysrd street. The lmts embraced by such Assessment
nclude all The several houses and lots OF grouHd vacant
l pieces and parcels Of Land esustcd on both sides OF
Uhrystie between Walker Bayatd Streets snd
Sot6 sdes OF walker street street Nos ia9 2 1 2
-, 40 and 22 All persons whose interests affected
~ the above named Assssmen and who opposed 70
&ho other Of them reqnsstd 70 present thar
sh1vetions writing TO the st their ofDos, No
Aall Of Records within thirty iays from tho date Of t
'''''' sssSsIs : FI "a aSass Assessors
ISAAC VIM. SMITH.
Once errcAu OF Assessments Street Department Soptep
oog 49, 1852.
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A YOUNG MAN OF BUSINESS EDUCATION, WITH
IA several thousand doara capt. is DESTROYS Of obtan-
profitable busnessops already established preerred
others need answer Address s. d. - Herald once
strictly confidential
NERsnIP.--THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE
i 5oS ls
and Stationery business and are now opening at No Pine
With @ & saa 'ss
the manufacture Of Account Rocks and u the Of
Printing. Luhography and Engraving
New York, October /, 1859. wM G. POOR.
nrssoIuTloN-Tn coPARrNERsHrp HERETO
westervclt under the firm cf Bassord Weservelt ia the
Ssy been dissolved W FOX
The debts late firm will he paid by A. Bassrd who
is also authorized to collect all bills due the late firm.
DIssoLUTIQN.-T FORMERLY
sstns hs s day IF was
WyckoG being no longer my partner, nor authorized TO
""l''.' w. s'''.'' - JOHN s. RAMsEyER.
CoR sALE.-sso-A PARTNER WANTED TO EN-
ssd for the last ave y yesT aSd daily .ar rsas
active man can 'sA' C. B howEs 3 siy street
HORSE sHoERs AND CARRIAGE SMITHS TAKE
leo s r y sn IN s dT IN ns
Tesy BUSINESS large dwelling
with long lease There two TRES aud five men are
s for week.
HINES Horse Sheer, Sixteenth st., near Avenue A. NJ Y
NJoTICE-THE COMPREHENSIVE OF THE sUBsCRI-
IN ber grocer doing business under tho firm of Henry
Jurgens Co., No whitehall street, was dissolved on
the Of September 1852 by mutual consent Henry Iur
gems authorized TO settle the business Of tho lato
nrm. all persons indebted will make payment to him
New York, September 4. ls62 HENRY yURGENS,
HENRY MEYER.
DARTNER WANTED-WITH SaOoo.-AN INTELLI-
amount Of capital may form connection with the adver
tiser Wholesale and retail mercantile business already
established in Broadway The business pleasant and, in
point Of Of the highest character Address
Merchant, with &c., at tho office of this paper
nARTNER WANTED-THE HALF OF A CONCERN,
by which money be rapidly made, will be sold to
person take interest in attending to the
department required for the interest and
to carry the business Best reference given and every
proof will be shown that this Is good investment for
about engage in business. Address "A A. Az this
once.
VXyANTED-A PARTNER, WITH FIVE ORSIx THOU
w dollars we'll conducted and cstab
shment the sole Of the kind In New York whose man
ufaung products in increasing demand all over the
States. For particulars address j. j. X, Herald Office
OK OOO-WANTED IN AN ESTABLISHED CASH
HO,OOO business partner will be taken, or guar
antee per cent given. Address L. x Herald Office
40 0OO WANTED A PANTHER WITH THIS
ROsOOOs cash capital, to take charge Of the fnan-
cal department Of exclusive business
which will pay 100 cent upon the manufactured
article and realize $1,000 yearly, which will DO clearly
shown Address. walton, Herald office, with name and
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CoRPORATION HoTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE is
~ hereby given to the owners occupant or 90
sspsnts Of all horees and lots Improved uniraprovod
<anda affected thereby that tho following have
SEA completed by ASSESSORS lodged in The oe
q The Bureau Of Assessments for examination BY ell
Ssns Interested viz For fencing vacant lots In block
bounded By Twcuty ninth and Thlrtsth streets Fifth
Avenue and Broadway. liraits embraced by
lots pieces and psrcsls Of land situated tho
sascYly OF Broadway between enty ninth Aad Tr
1sth st.eete and tho scaheriy side Of Thrtoh street,
Aetween Broadway and line IA feet inches eastery
thsrefrom All persons whose interests affected by the
ebe!s named and who are 10 the sm
writing 10 Who undersigned NJ their Office Nc us Of
nssovds within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL III. DE MOTT, }
FRANCIS NiCHOLSOE,\ Aasesscra,
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
once, Of Asssssmsnss stsssa Department sspS
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CONFORMATION nOTICEs.

NOTICE TO CARTNEN, TO RENEW THEIR IL
~ ssnees-The ordinance for licensing end regaiaSaS
expire the last Gay Of October In each year
evous 70 that time applied for at euSh sme A. msy Ss
ssvas License TO keep Public Carts and 70 be rus
A and Ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-07

EoR shLE.-A SECOND CABIN PASSAGE TICKET.
on chip Onec1, Tor Australia, will be sold low on
iieaon % Mr. Josoph Murphy 81 south street or rbap
u. Djircn 81 Burimv dip '' - ino1's
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SHIPPING.

T. ship ATLANTIC Captain James west.-This steamer
lively Saturday. October 10Th. ~ twelve O'clock NJ
from her berth ~ the foot Of Canal sree. No berhs
quAled for eiegsncs and oomfo sppy
Passengers requested DO on board eieve
A. NJ The steamship Baltic will srcoeet the Atlantic Sra
will sail on the yth October.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-07

(HRoToN AQUEDUCT DErARTMENr-To MAsoHs.-
Sealed proposals will DO resolved At the otioe of ths
lay, the nth day q October, 1872 ~ O'Clock NJ 70
Sa3d with the receiving bagins and ou
ysrs IN Thirty strect Third and Lexington
avenues The plan Of the and specifications for the
ildus Of the all other Information relating
sssto be obtained application to the Water Pur
SsveT AZ this c6icc, NICHOLAS DEAN,
Presidsnt sS Ahe CrosSn Aaueduoi DsparsnsnA
Mav York. Gent a. 1874
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Ns2oTON AoUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-T0 HAs0Ns-
Sealed proposals will DO received 81 the ofoc OF the
Urslon Aqueduct Department Ro.undA Park until Non
l Sewer from the First avenue TO Thirteenth street.
ne sxo and information relating thereto caa be
sbtainsA application 70 chs Wster pnryeyor ~ tnis
President the Oroson Aapeduot department.
Hev Ye-k. Sept. Is, Lea.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-07

EsoR SALE-A STEAMER or ABOUT $50 TONS BUR.
y den seven years old built In the substantial man
nsr 70 newly coppered has boiler engine in COM
pte order and ready for The shove will ~
sois So great bargain u applied Cor FOR further
JAMES r. SANFORD u VA, 49,.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.---PrDLIC NOTICE Is
~ hesss TO the owner or ewnefe occupant or ooon
pantsof xheusss and lots Improved unmoved land
the focwsg Assessments have poem
completed and lodged In tag office %
Ne Bureau Assessments for examination, by All persons
1tcrcstcd VIC For building sswer an ucnry ssceet rom
Ac sewer In Jefferson street TO Citation street The limit
embraced by such INCLUDE all Tho several
Aemsss and ot Of ground vaesn: io picocs aad par
cells o. land, Ssated both ddes Of Horny street he
twccn Clinton aEd Jefferson strccts All ersons whose in
Ssress are affected BY the above nnnoa assesens aud
Who are opposed &c the same either OF them
"a present their IA writisg te
p their once, No; Dali OF Records within thirty days
lEor the date OF this sc tico.
TasNCIs NICHOLSON, fAssossore
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
OGse Bureau Of Asastsmenis, Strast OeIsrtssat Dot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-07

VANDERBILT LINE.-F0R san FRAN CISCO.-OSLY
Line giving tickets for crossing the isthmusThe
doube-engine steamship STAR OF TaE WEST 1000 tons,
will leave from fcr No . North river at o'clock, l.. NJ
precisely on Wednesday Oct 30 for San Jnan del Nor
connecting with tho Pacific steamer the Ncarazua
Transit route having but twelve miles OF land transpors
ton These steamers have superior accommodations and
veptilstion. For information or passags, apply 60
u r. AILEN Agent,
oa BSt III acc up staiy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-07

Eon NORFOLK, PErEgsgrRG AND RIcHyoNp,-
II The United states Mall eto.uship RDA NJKE Yov,s
Parrish. commander will Leave pier No IS North River q.
Saturday, October .. o'clock Y. NJ Bills Of iad,ns
signed only on board For Fl ghs or passage apply
LUDLAk PLgAsANrs. Ne. q Trcns a.. nssf Ola ana
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-07

V,HRocGH TO SAN fRANCfsCo.-THE NEW AND
i elegant steamship UNITED STATES, Vim. &. Berry,
Commsndsr will leave New York Tuesday, October ~
ats precisely connecting az Panama with the
doubeenKtno steamship Cortcs T. b. Crorpcr Comman
which vcc@l leaves Panama the arrival Of psssepger
For passssc, apply TO
DAVIS BROOKS & CO.. General Agents,
- No. y Beaver street: or 70
JONES L. JOHNSON, No. I9t West street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-07

vI>HE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
i Mail Steamslip-Between New York aud Liverpool
direct and between Boston and Liverpool the Boston SHIPS
only calling Halifax land receive mails and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-07

W00DS MlNsTRELs, ~ BROADWAY, ABOVE
Nv Howard street:-OPen every evenng-H: Mecas
Manager and ProprietorThe 0defed ~
this celebrated company musoens and Ethiopian define
ators be eqnsed ousr baud In ehe United
States See programme Doors opsu at 6 concert com
mcnces at ~ o'clock Admission csns The public Are
respectfully informed that tho afternoon Dis
continued.
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freight OF pavbaNs, IrpIy 20
MORTIMER GvlNGsTor, Agent, ss Broadway
WILLIAM ISELIN, Hsvre.
MARTINEAU CROSKEY q 90. SorthamptoA.

ISOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAyRE.-THE UNITED
II States Mail steamnhp FRANKLIN, Jas A. Wotten,
Comm will leave for Havre touching ct Southampton
land the mails and psssengers on saturday October sd
Price of PASSAGE $ Baggage not wanted during the
should be sent boar the before sailing marked
Below No merchandise will be received board after
Thursday October 2st For freight passage apply to
MORTIMER LIvIN GST0N. Agent SO Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-07

nlsPATCd LINE-FoR SAN FRANCIsCo.-THE
Justus Doane Loading Pier No. North river, will
have tho usual dispatch this line This splendid vessel
Is bulls after tho model OF the celebrated clipper "R ".
Forbes with additional proportions and commanded by
Capt Jeus Doanc formerly Of that vessel From
superior ssing Qualities this clipper and the
Capt Doane Of his usnsi short passages may
pccted. Freight fer few days will be taken very low
rates ~ her owners are determined tho greatest possible
dispatch. For bslsuse Of eargoer passage apply TO
II. Il. SSiTTOk 81 Wall stre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-07

nR. RALPHs PRACTICAL TREATIsn. TWELFTH
~ edition, s2 pagos, With plstes-Price 81. Sold =
No. ~ Ann street No 2Astor House and o. The suths1
(consutaton from nine 20 twelve A. II. And giE
nine RI N, Sundays sxceyted,) Ne. SO Houston strsa
Wooster street, Maiod Tree Of postage b. aadrsss
Boz 96Q Post cfics
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A UsTRALIA! Observation-Disclosures LINE.-THA
IA very fast sailing ship SACsUSA, Camper master
will the clipper Ascutna, and sail for Melbourn
Port Philip 2th October her regular day touching ~
the Cape of Good Hope An experienced acoomps
MES the ship Tor freight passage which will be At the
lowest rates, apply board, pier 10 East river or to
7. DuGAN, 81 Front street, or RU SELL " NORTON, 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-07

They MI class New York built ships provided with
articles the comfort aud
seuger commanded BY of experience in the trade
price is sl00 without wines liquors. Goods
the subscribers will be forwarded free from any
charges but those actually incurred.
BOYD a. DINCKEN, Agents, I6i Pearl street.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-10-18
A Brighter Day is Coming,

The victorious chief at Chippewa and Lundy's
Lane, the conqueror of Mexico-the war-won,
bulleted, and laurelled hero, WINFIELD ScoTT-
will be presented to the patriotic and grateful
masses Of the United States for their sufrages on
the second of November next. AS surely as the
sun rises in the east and dips his broad disk be-
hind the western hills on that day. SO surely will
the unterrifed and indomitable Wings, and thou
sands ay, tens Of thousands, of Democrats, in
the great States of New York, Pennsylvania, and
Ohio, cast, their votes with pride and exultation
for the illustrious man who has "filled the meas
ure Of his country's glory"
Our political adversaries are dancing in antici-
patton Of the music--are shouting before being
made happy" Democratic music will not be
heard after the day of the national political bat
tie, and the only shouts which will rend the air
will proceed from exultant and rejoicing Wings.
We respectfully remind Democrats of an admoni-
tion which was given to them in the nursery
senever to count chickens before they Matched"
Franklin Pierce and William r. King, have
drawn,.a draft in favor of the Democratic party
on the American people. This bill is predicated
on the ignorance and ugratitude of the sovereigns
the people and is certain to be dishonored-
not accepted, and to be protested for non-pay-
ment, as that the memory of Washington will
continue to be revered by all friends of free nst-
buttons, as that the sentiments Of liberty, in.
culcated by Thomas Jefferson, win ever be APP
preciated by enlightened christendom.
The alleged Wing reverses in Pennsylvania,
Maryland, and Ohio, win be converted into Wing
triumphs. On Tuesday, the I'd day of November,
Pierce and King, modern sham, Democracy, will
encounter killing frest, and on the follovu
ing day, the sun will resptendnntly shihl
on the patriotic, victorious, and joyous Wing
party. A brighter day is coming for the friends
Of Winfield Scott, and his honored compatriot,
William Graham. The telegraphic wires will on
Wednesday following the sublime movements Of
the masses" transmit I" glad tidings'-intelli-
gence which will have the effect to silence noisy
Pierceites, and to make " chicken. hearted" Wings
stand abashed.
The ion-hearted yet humane Scott never
squailed in any emergency. In the midst of dan
gers, seen and unseen, his clarion voice was ever
heard encouraging his troops for the combat; and
victory always perched upon his banner. The
Democratic hosts are preparing for the Presiden-
tial contest. Courage-coURAGE, friends! Cup
Wings, and at then" One grand, gallant, and
united effort, and the opponents of Old Lund,
and Walie Graham will be discounted, over
rHRows-will be placed, as Franklin Pierce wa
at the battle Of Churubusco, HoRs dn COMBAT
Two weeks viii soon roll away, and we anticipat
the pleasure of hearing Marsoletti's brass ban
discoursing sweet music--that enlivening, inspir
ing, and soul-stirring tune,
behold, how brightly breaks the morning"
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-10-18

An INCIDENT IN MExIoo.-The following Incl
dent told by Gov. Lstcher, is too good to be lost
We copy from the Carrollton (Ky.) Mirror an
independent paper:
Having some business in the supreme court
of Mexico, went one morning to the courtroom.
was received as the American minister and was
invited to take seat upon the bench with the
court, which was composed of eight judges.
The chief justice was man Of wit, and the
following passed between us:
C. j." This is very fine room"
Gov--"Very, indeed" And truly it was.
G. J.-"Well adapted for courtroom"
Gev--"Y Yes, very wisely arranged"
G. J.--"Yes, and this room has some distinc-
ton"
Gov-"Ah! In what respect"
G. J.-"Why, sir, this is the room in which
Gen. Scott was tried"
Gov.--Gen. Scott tried in this room"
C. J.-"Yes, sir, Gen. Scott was tried in this
room"
Gov.-"why, what for ?"
J.-"Ah, that is whdt zoe hezicans haze nepev
been able 10 find oml"
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-10-18
The state Elections.

It viii be time enough, says the Richmond Re.
publican, for the Democracy to crow when they
their actual majorities in Pennsylvania, Ohio
and Indiana are ascertained, it can then be seen
what guarantee they afford Of Democratic sue.
cess in the Presidential election, especially
when it is recollected that Pennsylvania is not
the only State which has repeatedly given
heavy majorities against the Wings at State
election, and has afterwards sustained their
Presidential candidate.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-10-18
wing Meeting at AIexandria.

The Wings of this place had another large
meeting at their headquarters, Liberty Hall, on
Friday night, and were highly gratifed and in
structed by o speech from Charles Fenton Mer-
Ger, ESQ.,, formerly for many years faithful and
distinguished Representative in Congress from
the Loudoun district of this State, and always
sincere friend to, and advocate of, the interests
Of this community. 1t was the speech of a states
man, ripe in experience, and competent to en-
tighten an intelligent audience. There were no
attempts at defamation, or efforts to arouse the
passions or excite prejudice; but, on the contra
ry, the address was q calm, dgnifed elucidation
Of the past history Of the country, and an in
quiry into the measures and policy of preceding
administrations, showing the errors and false Pc
sitions Of the one party, and the correct views
and principles Of the other. He examined the
platforms before the people, and demonstrated
the superiority of that on which the Wings stand
80 far as the great interests Of the country. Mr.
MERGERS powers of mind appear to be still in
their vigor, and the weight of years has not af
fected his memory, nor dampened his zeal. HI
was applauded warmly throughout his able
speech, and gave great satisfaction to his hearers
We observed several other distinguished speak
ers on the stand whs would have spoken on this
occasion had they not been prevented by the late
ness of the hour at which Mr.. Mercer concluded
and after few remarks from Mr.. J. H. Bradley
and Mr.. s. Chiffon, the meeting adjourned.
Gazette.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-10-18
The Armistice at Mexico.
NUMBER FIVE.
Link No. 4,


The three million bill, as passed, with the con-
ditiens that it should not be expended until a
treaty of peace was ratified by 'Me1ico," and
that the expenditure should be accounted for to
Congress.
The object of doing this is to show eventually
how Mr.. Folks administration got over the first
of those conditions and to place those conditions
clearly before the reader.
" An act making further appropriation to bring
the existing war with Mexico to speedy and
honorable conclusion.
"Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-
seatatives of the United States Of America in Con-
gress assembled That whereas a state Of war now
exists between the United States and the repub-
lie Of Mexico, which it is desirable should be
speedily terminated upon terms just and honor
able to both nations; and whereas assurances
have heretofore been given to the government of
Mexico that it was the desire of the President to
settle all questions between the two countries on
the most liberal and satisfactory terms, accord
ing to the rights of each and the mutual interests
and security of the two countries; and whereas
the President may be able to conclude treaty
of peace with the republic Of Mexico prior to the
next session of Congress, if means for that object
are at his disposal; and whereas, in the adjust
ment Of 80 many complicated questions as now
exist between the two countries, 1t may possibly
happen that an expenditure of money will be
called for by the stpulations of any treaty which
may be entered into; therefore, the sum Of three
millions of dollars be, and the same is hereby,
appropriated out Of any money in the treasury
not otherwise appropriated, to enable the Presi-
dent to conclude treaty of peace, limits, and
boundaries with the republic of Mexico to be
used by him in the event that said treaty,
when signed by the authorized agents of the two
, syov,ovnnapto opd dulu ti6ad hy Maxico eboll
call for the expenditure of the same, or any part
thereof; full and accurate accounts for which
expenditure shall be by him transmitted to Con-
gress at as early day as practicable.
approved March 3, 1847."
CStdtutes at Ldrge, 1846-'7, d. ia.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-10-18
A Useful Book.

We have perused "a Practical Treatise on
Business" in one-dollar volume, for which Mr..
Amos Hunt, of the city post Office, receives SUBJ
scribers 1t is book which no merchant me-
chanic, farmer, laborer-no house-keeper, in
fact, should live without. 1t will enable every
man to avoid a thousand errors, and to attain to
success in whatever business he may be engaged.
1t is well designed, and written with great clear
ness and perspcuity.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-10-18
GRAND RALLY OF THE WINGS OF THE
NORTHERN LIBERTIES!

rINHE NORTHERN LIBERTIES SCOTT CLUB will hold
i aGrand Mass Meeting Wednesday evening, the
goth instant at O'clock at their POLE the corner OF
Massachusetts, and 7th street Addresses may be
expected from Messrs Kgour of Maryland Cox and Ca
peron Of Georgetown Major McRae of louisiana and sew
eral other distinguished speakers Band Of Music and
Grand Display Of Fireworks will enlyen the occasion
BY order of the Northern Liberties Scott Club
N. ID. LARNER,
not 4. e z Spcre