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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-21

DDARrunH o. OcEAS SrxAMSRs YErKaDAy.-Bstwssn
~ hours Of twelve and three yesterday seven sessn
steamers left this port They were the Humboldt Capt.
Lines, fsR Havrs; Glasgow, Capt Craig, for Glasgow;
Ninos 0spt Haxtstsn, for Aspinwa etax Of the West
capt Tinklspasgh, for San JUAN Nicaragua; Siones
capt Woodruff, for Savannah; Union, Capt Adams, 10
Charleston and the Roanoke, Capt. Parrish iof hion-
mend, Va. Among the passengers In the Humboldt
The Right Rev. Dr. spaulding Catholic Bishop Of Louis
yie on his way to Rome The passengers Tor Calnorn
n the Illinois and Star Of the West, were very nu-
nssous each vessel carrying away about co., Their
names viii be found elsewhere.
ArorHra STEAMER YoR THE sourH.-A splendid steam.
ship named the Jamestown in process of building
- the yard Of Jacob A. Westerve she s to be about
twelve hundred tons and intended TO run In connection
with the steamship Roanoke bstHssn this city and Nor.
folk, Virginia.
A CLIrpna sHp FOR Nr~ YoRx, = The clipper. ship
gea Foam the stocks at Medford nearly ready for
Ososker stursis Of Boston, and Croker Warren, Of
New York, for $4,000 She Is about twelve hundred
Oils vicinity which has had her tmbers braced with ron
Her frames diagonaly braced frem the floor
beads to the plsnksheer the braces three nshs; vide
Arough every timber and rivetted together at every In
irsscton She modelled agreeaby to the designs Of
s sT: ssn her sso E.
.ddas.
LAUNCHED Richmond Me- 10th inst, by Messrs
Dpsar Dinsmore . ship Of about 500 TONS called tho
0roto, built OF the best materials, fastened and finished
IN . superior manner. She is owned by Messrs Hagar
Co. Of Richmond Me- to be commanded by Capt Stephen
Stewart. Also, on the 18th, by Messrs. Danl Allen s.
Co., ship OF 600 tons and the 18th, by T. j. South
ard Esq, fine ship Of about $50 tons, called the Sea
Lion.
At Biddeford, Me- on the 18th inst by Messrs E. 3.
Perkins elegant ship Of $50 tons called the Pequot,
built the best materials and in the strongest manner
owned In Saco and Bddeford Messrs Perkins retaining
considerable share She Is to be commanded by Capt
samuel Glpatrick and is intended for cotton freghter
At Bath the 10th inst by Mr.. w Hall, ship Saga
dahsck, Of 675 toms to be commanded by Capt. John
Fisher.
At Nswburyport on the 18th inst BY Mr.. John Cur
The medium clipper ship Arno Of about 800 tons. built
by Mr. Benz Dutton coppered the stocks and partially
rugged, will be launched Friday afternoon She Is
Victory and is owned by B. A. Could Esq, Of Boston,
Edw 8. Moseley, Esq and Capt. Danl. Knight Of New
buryport
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SATURDAY, Nov. 2o-e p. N.

SATvApAS, NOV. Mp n.
me stock market opened buoyant and active this
morning. An the leading Ansiss we're In demand, ct
better prices Al the first board Canton Company I'D
vaaced 2psr cent Cary Improvement Company u; nj.
sarsgus Transit, vi Erie Railroad, X; Harlem, y; Long
Islasd TX; stoniDgton n; Norwich and Worcester, II;
Hadson Railroad, X; New Haven and New London Rail-
road "; Michigan Southern Railroad, l. At the second
board Canton Company went up per cent; Ncaragua
Transit, TX; Edgeworth, u; Cary Improvement Com.
pany u; New Haven and New London Railroad, / u
stonipgton, ri Hudson Railroad TX. At the close the
tendency upward, and considerable excitement
listed among operators The transactions unusually
large at the afternoon beard.
The receipts ct the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer Of
this port, to-day, amounted to $oo9os os payments,
$9So72 o6-bslanos, 81, 49s,5S2 70.
The steamship Humboldt for Hsvre carried out $So7,
At in specie
The friends Of the contemplated railroad from Montreal
to the Hudson river by way Of Patsbug are to meet In
Albany the 2sd inst The preliminary steps Of an Or
ganizaton will be TAKEN and the route and other ques
tons bearing upon the project discussed. Gentlemen
will be present from Montreal well from various
points on Lake Champlsin.
Tho Buffalo Commercial advertiser furnishes the follow
ing information Of the progress Of the Lake Shore Rail-
road beyond Cleveland between which place and Buffalo,
as we have before mentioned the are now making
regular trips
West of Cleveland the road progressing rapidly and
will be opened to Toledo From the latter place
eastward to whore the track the Sandusky
and Mansfield road the rails laid and many travellers
passing it open dirt cars instead Of resorting
to steamboats,. The patronzed thoroughfare between
Sandusky City and Cleveland Is the Mansfield route
to Shelby ana thence to Cleveland direct by the Column
bus road Theie is delay except for meals at Shelby
and the route though much farther than by stesmboa
sless perilous ct this season. and reckoning Time
longer.
The anthracite coal trade keeps up well for the
The tonnage for the week. by the three principal nes
reaches $3.50 TONS and for the TONS The
Reading Railroad has drought down TONS the
Lehigh Navigation 1o43 o07 TONS and the schuylk Ma
vigation $50 TONS The tonnage of the Lehgh
to Saturday Of last week. other two companies
up to Thursday Of the present week. The business Of
the road is little in excess Of that Of last year to the
time but the prices received have been much better
that the of the largely greater The
Schulk Navigation has had not only better prices but
has added some fifty per cent to its tonnage and the
Lehgh has reaed the advantage Of increased tonnage
and the advanced price Of coal Altogether the coal
panes close the season most avoraby, and with pros
poets favorable for better business next
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

r ECTURE By THOMAS FRANCIS kEAGHER-THE
IL committee or beg leave to thx
they secures ptan Hall for Thursday
18th November, instant. when lecture will DO deli
the Invitation to that effect Lecture commence
o'clock; doors at O'clock Tickets 50 cents Il
be obtained at the principal book stores hotels and at t
doors, on the evening of the lecture.
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Planos.-rhe following very discrimias

ting and notice of Gilberts unrv.ed olan Piano
fores from the New York Evangelist fully endorse
and would commend to the of those who de-
rous Of procuring such for family Their
warsrooms at S Broadway of Anthony street.
second floor Pathfinder. 1EoLIAN PIANoFoRTEs-We
refer readers with confidence and pleasure
the OF Mesrs Gilbert Co. their adm-
ents enables with degree of confidence that
could otherwise claim respecting their great merit
and the beauty and adapedness of the oan att schment
10 of the best which mdscal Instrument
in . Christian family The insru nents
firmly built requiring less tuning than others know
Of and remarkable sweetness and purity Of tone
Within few great improvements have been made in
brilliant secured In point Of depth and volume
Of throughout the entire register
and elasticity of touch know not whose manufacture s
superior Gber Those who have tried them will
be surprised to fnd such attachments made The @olan
the perfection of reed nsrumeutssoft and delicate, and
we'll adapted for the voice and sacred music the
gan itself In these, also Mr.. Gilbert has been making
marked improvements within few years. that delight
full deao and purity of tone has been secured They are
upon the piano. As accompaniment to the voice,
particularly in the execution Of sacred music know
thing useful and applicable than these
3oans little makes them indispensable to the fa-
iy pleasure in sacred singing Fer ourselves
attach high moral value to influences of this SORT that
commend these instruments with great cordiality We
glad to find them beginning TO be so well appreciated
This house applied about COO aoaus in the last eight
years They now applying ten moans week, and with
now exhibiting the Fair Castle rden They fur
nished either YoIk at Boston, at the prices
and the buyer feel assured of fair dealing and upright
treatment.
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THE BALL SEASON.

SSas sSaa TE Il s
6 shes0n GTN bard
FRANCIS FLYNN, Secretary.
THE FIRST ANNUAL BALL OF THE MRAGHER
G viii take
sos3i asS III The hsst E b
of s haS Spa no cost e make Of the
requested TO come in their uniforms Tickets dollar
Francis Meagher has sgned his Of honorng the
ball with his presence.
T,HE FIFTH ANNUAL BALL OF THE FIRST TROOP
s.s X Dec
T.
VIM LsIo, IS First street; s. II Cornell l9 Alens.trest
Jacob H. vsrau So Houston cSss s'!s@e
Bryant Lawrence. End entire Market; Peter Lynch
CHAs, @. CORNELL, Secretary.
EITY ASSEMBLY ROOMS, $50 BROADWAY. BALL
0 :o%%itsss and Others are respectfully collected e
and The superiority of rooms
over ali others in this city can only be appreciated
sary Dispatch Ats.p w.
THE MILITARY.
Is oe eors and erSses Of ts
command are hereby ordered TO assemble at Barclay
). T. SAITH, orssrl SAUL ': IosDos' comm'HdanA
NEW YORK voLUNTEERs.-THE MEMBERS OF THR
~ LIST Regiment Of New York Volunteers requested
p s o.
tending the Of their late associate Bernard Harr
gan, Of Company IF" GARRET DYCKMAN.
Late Major of New Fork Volunteers
oTICE-THE HEHBIRs OF THE WILLIAMS
IN Guard hereby notified to attend special meeting
10 DO held At the Armory corner Of Grand and Lzaks.h
streets Sunday Afternoon, 2ls inst, at o'clock.
desirable that member should DO present business
OF great importan will be brought before the meeting
Bv order. JAMES STIVER1, Captain.
JosFpH WAL9E, O.R.
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Opera Glasses.-Wc have just received, by
he best makers in Paris These 60 are made
retail sales the lenses having carefully
OSBORNE BOARDMAN, 4l3 Broadway.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

- ELIGIOUS SERVICE IN THE FRENCH AND ENG
~ sh languages. this aerr at o'clock at No. 264
Broadway third story, front Subject No He'll af
ter Death Debates that subject provoked and
pected. Rev DIR. f. B. VIONIS. N.B.-The Doctor gives
tuition in the French language.
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DRY GOODS.

L AIDES Gil OTHS Five BALES DESIRABLE
rhndos o. brown and other colors just received and
self To- =. Tray fFpi 2. 70 s-,,f
Scotch psids Ave Of ELK ana silk and wool, OF
dershle pat rhr Tor esIe bv the rieco ago
JA-Sl, Ina ~ Iv's, 80 snu ~ Rso-assy.
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Naval Intelligence.
The storeshp Fredonia sailed yesterday from this port
for Texas
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TIME HEBREW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF THE
city of Ne York. will celebrate their thirty
verr Thursday evening the 25th inst the Chinese
Assembly Rooms, Broadway,
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Dentistsy-A Rare OpportunIty.-Dr. N.

Oentlstfy-A Rarc OppOFtWn1ty,-Dr. Ne
Edwards Dental Surgeon 1888 Broadway will insert entire
oets the beautiful and durable teeth oupted
ane gold plate for 500 entire upper SCI. DO d 500 an
Bile for month eny from this 10th day Of November
1852 all work warranted Deoayod teeth stopped with Id
and without pain for ST. NB.-By permission, Of
ladies gentlemen in New York and vicinity wearing
the Doctors teeth will be given in reference to the ability
of the undersigned.
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CLOTHING.

siAST OFF CLOTHING WANTBD.-TuE SUBSCRIBER
- wishes TO purchase Of good left of wearing
srpare OF Persons having email
quantities to dispose Of obtain the full value in current
money by calling addressing through post JAMES
N0L0NEY, store No IL Orange street, near Chatham.
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600 os. No. AE % wsm street.
takes jewery gold and slyerware waches
dry goods. wines Iuors; and advances these
goods No advances mortgages
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"a lillian ARNOLD, ~ y, DFvTIsT HAS RE-
~ moved No " sew rkscet ~c a C,intsp
pl-.,. S-.s ~ sss,.t. nist aoss Ssl. y. 1.sa4s.y
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The Insunerable Torture or Toothachs

InBunefHOIC VUOtHNCn0
Iusnty relieved without pain extracting by Drs
and Connery Surgical and Mechanical Dentists s. No.
e2 kspenard street. Broadway Exsractons Of the
dc cult teeth executed with skill and celebrity The
useless shells restored to their natural functions by
puggirg substances Porcelain teeth Of the
durable and beautiful kind inserted gold. silver and
patina plates not be distinguished from natural
ones. Terms moderate.
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Singers Sewing Machines. within the last
lew weeks have received premiums of the class from
ne American Institute New York; Franklin Institute,
Phiadephia; Maryland Institute Baltimore and Indians
nysnson Of ths time doing all kinds Of stitching with -,
N operation. Principal ofees-New York, 1853 Broadway.
Philadelphia, South Fourth street. Boston, - Harvard
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
PERS(DNAI..

~ FORGE A. is REQUESTED TO SEND HIS ADDRESS
~ to his friends in Washington street, where he will hear
Of something to his advantage. II. l..
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Ths finest Chronometer is not more true
your or Of inmtabs shirts He names the
day, the hour when you will them. You look dull
but the time pecfed there they When he dis
appoints customer you need not look for the RISE
Rich Cravats and Scarfs of the latest
styles in silk and satin Also Waterford cravats embro
dered lace ends and improved self adjusting cravats
ARE now ready, at Wholesale or retail
IRA PRREGO g. SON, 81 Nassau street.
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FINE ARVS.

TWENTY 1--WE CENT PICTUREs-EEw ERA IN
Daguerreoty ping-REES & CO., who have the larfest
skYisht r abe world ana an e.tensvs establishment AZ
BE any other Ia the country Tho
reasn Why Rees& Co. produce 100 pictures daily H. shay
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THE MILITARY.
MUSICALE

DIANO FOR sALE-AT MRS. DwlNELLE's CHILD
rep's clothing establishment &3 Broadway up stairs
EREDERICK MEHrER, MUSICIAN, FURNISHES
II bas and private parties with music-rem throc 10
number of nrst olass performsrs s
2t9 Bowey.
THE CELEBRATED PRIMA DONNA AND Pv3rEs-
cor in SINGING signor Eliza vsentin teaches shxns
piano. thorough bass and accompaniment She be
A. her own house $50 Fourth street from 10 A till
During the three yeara that abe has been in New
YORK she has taught hundred ladies' of whom twenty
are PROFESSIONALS and forty In the 6rst fashionable society
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A USTRALIA.-A MERCHANT, WHO HAS RESIDED
IA for there, is returning thither and will
take charge of goods other agency liberal terms viii
give local and assistance 70 captains on arrival
A partner wanted. References In New York. Address
Melbourne. Journal Of Commerce ofice.
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CAPITALISTS OR COMPANIES HAVING M0rnY TO
~ loan find cafe Investments By applying 10 che
undersigned Farms for sale exchange for city property
Corner lots and houses In WILLIAMSBURG for sale ~
bargain House in Brooklyn for 800 cash, and 81 500 On
bond One for $500 cash. and $1,000 MORTGAGE Houses "
WOODS q FoRBUsH, 70 Nassau street..
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INSTRUCTION.

r~pyy,rr -, - $1,000 $500, ,r,,,
nbserftr is prepared 10 give private instruction W
the t OF per mansp TO ladies gentlemen, nj his room
No ~ Broadway FIRST above the irving HOUSE. For
sale an elegant eopy book, with instruction. Price,
GENTS OLIVER d. GOLDSMITH.
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VNHE TREASURES OF THE BROADWAY CAVE
GtrrT andetn search q prime liq1.s. and good vines
vb. nae heen discovered that csst>ns shinss
sore sesrsh 49, f~ldspar ed stalstitos The sxcsys
eos ere slse the adjoining supper rooms whore ths
Frmand may realize what the best cooking DO for The
best rianea.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE H0NORA-
bic James j. Roosevelt OF tho Judges Of the Su.
Court of New York in the matter Of the
against the ssate real and personal Of George Roberts,
will expose and SELL public auction Friday the 26th
day Of November, inst Mt IL O'clock At tho
premises situated the southerly side Of Thtyhfth
street Mt and the OF Ninth and said
Thrtyf street, New York, quantity OF bnilding
srias consstins o bricks lime SAINT mortar brown cut
attached as the property Of said George n Roberts
THOS CAENLEY, Sheriff 30.
WM p SELL, De outy Sheriff.
T. W. Smith NOBLE, Attorneys for attaching oreditors
Ill Nassau street.
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CREDITS TO AMERICAN TRAVELLERS ABROAD
VIII be granted by the undersigned, the following
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Dancing AT Fl. Wells and Sisters A academy
an the fashionable dances taught in the grscefu
and finished stuyvesant Institute, 500 Broadway
Hours for special classes and private lessons.
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sPORTING.

CPORTING MEN ATTENTION = RARE CHANCE
- For sae the stock lease and Of we'll located
porter house. doing first rate business Tho place
also well eacusted for boarding house Tho reason for
selling out the proprietor going TO Caornia. Apply 10
John Taylor of Neohagsn and Erie Streets Jersey
City
yUvHANKSGIvING.-2O0C CHICKENS WILL BE SHOT
for Than kshivng da,, at the Woodawn Hotel foot
of Weebawken HILL ~ miles from Hoboken ferry Stages
will DO in readiness to convey shooters TO the ground
HENRY BRIDGMAN, Woodlawn Hotel.
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S,s no 800 no Honda sil; e0cn Lo-dcn sis c0oo0 l..
Serws, &c ~ &AYaS u aLDRIcH, No earalay
tasst
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Of all who yet purchased overcoat at SMITH
RICEs Fulton street. for the cold air Of the past week
has proved al to comfort and enjoyment Be
economical and purchase your this establish
Ment, the cheapest in the world"
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m HILLGRovB's DANCING ACADEMY, NORTH
l.. American Hotel corner Of Bowery and Bayard
dancing taught School days Tuesdays and Fridays from
3toe r. NJ for ladies, misses and masters and in the
evening gentlemen, from halfpast 70 half past 10
o'clock N. BTwo more casses will BIO formed This
week.
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ycARN wANTrp-2o rn 80 tCRrs ov rUr eArL-
a,as. .ss.ssa .srtsy Cay ~nd r.so,sys. Ais.s -
JOHNSON LEE, No bNs asu street
s4"ov 10 oan Oh oty and $4,000 Broos art >ass
y,pGy.
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cured by Marsh newly invented light self adjusting truss
references of doubt be given in this city
by those who have been radically ured, and their
spe Instruments for sf club feet bow legs and sill
other supporters and shoulder braces OF the
most approved patterns MARSH CO.. No. "a Maiden
lane, and sly Broadway.
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bty the hair Witch poweress to destroy Uen
Ne incrertins d. maud for tie article ~ CkisTADOROs,
~. AIlvy lSsse.
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HOTELS AND WATERING PLAO1EA
NATIONAL HOTEL. DETRoIr.-TUIs HOUSE, THE
~ lars~t and most elegant establishments west Of
New York, IL kept by FELIERS BENJAMIN, formerly
Of Abe Montreal hose. In The city u Montvssl.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.


alli for twenty member of the Grand Opera in
Paris teacher government classes in that ns
tuition respectfully informs the ladies and gentlemen Of
this city opened his ecole and earnestly soloiN
their patronage Several dances have been
among which La Berlnoi.e is much admired having been
expressly composed tho Proesseur for this winter Most
satisfactory references will be given and devoted attention
to three and from eight till ten O'clock p. n. La
nth atr corn OF Broadyay.
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nR.C W. RoBAcK FROM SWEDEN LATELY FROM
sners his services TO the citizens Of New
svenss Foelases, nifty CENTS gentlemen one cellar.
Natyities calcuated and read full according to the
men one dollar nifty oes Natyiti:s cslculsted-la.es
three dollars gentlemen, ave dollars Oice Ne White
street. New York. where letters post paid will receive
mediate attention For particulars daily papers AL
Gates can be seen.
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Paris, large assortment of tho most appio ed silver
plated ivory and gutta peroha trusse Of various patterns
Also general assortment Of bathing russss elastic silk
and lace stockings and knee for the radical OF
various veins &C. Parties interested respectfully
vited to call and examine before purchasing elsewhere
MARSH CO., No. ~ Maiden lane, and Sl7 Broadway.
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DART OF A HOUSE WAETED-CONSISTING OF TWO
rooms and Kitchen, by gentltmaa, vito, and child,
furnish ed unfurnishee, west Of Broadway between
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cash. first class drug shore his city or Srookyn
address POI padwith uli psrtovis = poss office
Dental.
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LovsCs Office, ia Chambers street, Tor the
sale Of his celebrated Wshene for changing gray hsr
and curing badness All that Lovet third pare
sf his is true He gives city references and
refers tty country Villages r references whore they
ba
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nlISCELLANEOUS

Ok0 DOZEN RICH OSTRICH FEATHERS; $50 DO
GOO black and colored rume de cock 100 do. feather
wreahs just received and for sale, by
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doros preservatve and heautfcr Softnes
vigor the attributes Of every head Of hair
failure IT, therefore your hair has been trouble to you
Dor years. TO CRISTAD ORO Ne Astor House,
and try this inettimable pre- paration.
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NASH ADVANCED, COR BOUGHT OUT FOR CABH,l
Oborally storage Of all Ends Of general
l groceries, dry goods pianos ieweiry gold and silver
plato, diamonds metals, Promptude. integrity and
discretion, strictly adhered 70 ct this oco No Nasau
street. second floor. JOSEPH u. DA CAAARA
S22 FOR or 4 i. s ssns
interest. Inquire of EDWARD 4. FRASER No. $50
Orchard street, before 10 O'Clock, A. NJ