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Boots q Shoes.

TIME subscriber has Just received from the
East. a spenIid assortment Of
Boots T. Shoes,
suitable ior the sesspn. As his stuck Is 80 large
he a ,tters himself he can supply all that may give
him q call, at prizes that cannot tail to be salts
fact ry.
He is also prepared IN do work for customers
q superior style aud finish.
Also a large lot Of Sole Leather for sale at the
c, DiEHL,
WoopsrrELp. Oct 10. 1852.
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JUST ISSUED.
A MAGNIFICENT PORTRAIT OF

GENERAL JACKSON,
Engrqvtd by r. B. WELtH ESQ after ne
original po'trait paintedby T. SULLY, Esq,
This Portrait will he a match for the Washing
ton. and is in every respect as well got up.
Price IS 90 per copy. Address as above.
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DR.. Guysett's Improved Extract Of
Yellow Dock g. Sarsaparilla !
The original and only genuine preparation for tAs
permanent cure OF Consumption and Disease
Of the Lungs when they are supposed 70

"S SJ "
permanent cure OF Consumption and Disease 4
Of the Lungs when they are supposed 70
be affected by the free use of Mer- !.
curry, Iron, Quinine, &c. &C..
Let ali who wish to purge the blood from inn
%purities. and prepare the system to resist epidem-
les, resort to .Guysotts Extract OF Yellow Dsck-
and SarsapariIla, which is proving itsslfa ~ and.
dote for many of the most indignant disessss thal
flesh is heir 10. and they will never be ~disappoint-
ed; for in this remedy the public faith has never
w~avered-never can waver; for il is founded on
experience, just as their want of faith in other
and spurious compounds 10 founded on expert
encs They fly from mineral nostrums to seek
hope. life and vigor from this purely vegetable
remedy, however broken down in health a06.
s~pirits-however loathsome to himself and othess
let no one despair Of recovery; lot the patienton!ys
understand that his hope Of physical restoration
lies only in "Guyson's Extract of Yellow Dock
and sarsapsriIIa," and ~persyAds him, for his lis
sake. to try it, and we haye no hesitation in pres;
dieting his speedy res,oEltion to health. 5s.i ID
q & 81 81 & & q,
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Clothing Store.
WHE subsciber has just received a New Sup
u ply of
Read Made { lothing,

of the Latest Styles. which he will sell at very
low prices BY all meas rall and examine his
Stock before purchasing else whete, if you want
TO get good barg aims
He is also prepared 10 d. good and fashionable
work for his numerous usIomers at reasonable
prices
NJ BURGBACHER.
WooDsFIELD, Oct 90, 1852
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CELEBRATEp FAMILY O!NTMEy1

10 Mid, SAFE, Through and me ereoaSsf Erh.rn,
Remedy erer used. His composed gf IegelaHe EIr1r
and possesses ro,rer ~unsqilNed in NE annals " .Hedjc'B
for fhe cure " ~faaummatmy Diseases. i.
II Is universally acknowledged to be an inlallihle remr'iy
in every case where II has been faithfully applet I'M III"
human system, for promoting Insensible Perspiration. Az
il invaluable in all diseases OF the flesh. Obstinate Ilcers
Old Sores, Chiihlahis. Sore Throat. Burns, CDts, f,nare"n'
Eruptions. Sore Nipples. Sore Breast, Diseases OF ihe Eye
Asns in the Face, Rheumatic Pains, Contracted Co.,
Pain ia The Side, Back and other parts Of the system,
Scad Head, Bruises. Fresh Wounds, Piles. and ever,
kind of sore containing The least particle Of inflammation
,re permanently cured nv this great remedy.
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W. De inG W WI
BOTTLES OF .,wlsrAR,s BALsAA OF
nv WILD CHERRY" t89a ma
Mr.. EpEs. KY. July "A. 1861. I
Messrs. Har.ourt H Toward Il CO .--Gentr-ThS
DIR. Wistar's Baissm OF Wild Cherry" that ]
bought Of you has been Of snch signal benefit 10
my family. that ] wish to make its virtues known
for the benefit Of the public.
My wife took cold at the time of her c~onfins<-
ment, which settled on her lungs. The physts
clans pronounced her disease consumption. She
had p~rofuse night sweais and bSd coughs: she
was given up. for we desparedfof her recovery,
then commenced taking s.tVisfar's BaLs0m gT
Wild Cherry" and three bottles effected an ss-
tire cure with her aud the child both.
have no doubt that they would havs Now
heea in their graves il they had not have ussdh
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry. 81; sTe
Seth r. Searcy. whose certificate Is above. "
a man of ss much veracity az any in this countryp
and a man Of good Judgment, and we place entirs
reliance Oh his statement. a. 49,,
HARCoURT. HowARD& co.
In quart bottles, 81 pei bottle. or s bottles Tor IS.
Sold by J. d. PARK, Cincinnati, o.
North. east corner Of Fouth and w ainut strscts-.e
entrance on Walnut street-to whom oil orders
must DO addressed. sssN. staiG "a t9 sssse
For sale by J. A. & G. H.. Davenporta'
Woodsfeld; H. E. Kotzsbue, Malaga,
Pollock. Carter g. Co.. Sunfsb; M. Pi
Miles & Son, Somerton; Cotton 81
Buell.. Marietta. SRI
May 20. 1852
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The best Remedyeyerk known to Man

Coughs, Colds, Group, Byonchitis. Lv9sessas
Bleeding cfthe Lungs. Difficulty Of Breathing.
Lioe affection, Pain or ,oeakness in The bresst
or side, First Stages Of Consumption, re. AJ
In short. Ibis Bolsam IL peculiarly adopted =
ereyy disease Of HE Lungs, and LAYER, schicA
is produced in our erer.Dasyiag CLIMATE.
g 6 g. 8
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NO. N. R Particular attention paid TO Gus.
TOM WORK, aud all orders will be filled with
djspatch, by A. NJ. ADAMS.
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Golioan preseuts.

Holiday Goods-iHdia Rubber
nOLLSi DOLLS DOLLS, BALIS,
~ BALLS. BALLS made oaly by Nev-Yoh RIB,
Company consisting OF 3 great yarcty OF
INDIARUBBER DOLL HEADS Of al sscs sai Of
FULL LENGTH DOLLS aod BALLS IN srsai yane.v
VIZ:
Lat Balls all sizes.
Eabsecue Psrlor Balls, al sizes vii not breik glass
papcy color bells all szos; will no. break gllss
Landscape Balls s sizes lbnsa eolo's) VIII not brst
glass. u..,,
5ess RI rs psing the Bar Bs new ard bssa-
fu artce INTENDED Psror and indoor pay and par
80 SSs,nhle sod a. retail b. the Toy dealers generally By
The dozen al 81 e Rubber stores ana wholesale Toy holss
spd by the case only AZ the depot OF the company No
IS Malden.lare iup stal,sl.
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ENTIRE NEW STOCK of SUPERIOR

n MANUFACTURED FURS.-Me,.rs Tho ,s So.
4 ROTsIER Manctacturers No. ~ heidentAne instse
attention To their assoren, Ct Fancy Fans kr esPIs
So ca Stoae Msr;cn Mink AaTtcn. Fitch AA7ten.
Mountain Msrteu Ch;acA.ra HuGsons By LyaN kasasn
Conc SbtilI squirrel, Int. Fitch. Int Erniae eIsS
ard Brown Consy IN Nuts, Capc~ NctcEn g b s .lal
Is "a Lad TRIMMINGS. Also. Gentiem ne saIs Aps,
w1i n Cove Fus Coat Fur OyershoeS Foot Nuts t1a
exec Lent preventive against cold iee IA eAtrS-es "
- traveller should awe 0ncl-Bucfskin 0t1ves
sch Robes OF HuJsoAs Bay Vol. PgsIie VOL Gease
Par ina Buaslo All O.. which vii be fouadv very desirable
s.,rls snd worthy the cN1rnnssCn OF purchasers
WI. NJ THOMPSON
OTTO ROESLER.
No - Madenlsne
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nFAL ESTATE-Wanted to pnrchase a
ITO OWNERS of REAL ESTATE.-Tho

K advertiser gentleman OF bunnoss hsbts having but
recently estsbbshed himself IN the Real Etae Brokerag"
business this city hnds difficulty in keeping himself bus-
ly employed; he therefore socs the Agency OF hoss VINO
have teueeuts lease with the promise NJ making no
charge excepting the usual lee for drag the necessary
papers Property bought and sold and Money loaned upon
equally reasonable terms I'll January 1888. Lne id
dressed TO SCRIBNER, City POsOhce, VIII meet with
Irrrnedlate reEuonse
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Ccpartnersbip.

CTONE YARD-HARLEM. 3d.ay. and l2s
~ s-The Subscribers beg lesye TO inform the pnbhe
VAN VfINDEN h BALDWIN, OF Harlem. who WI,
conduct the same the old stand ard who IRE alone su-
h0sed 10 receive payment of all debts due 20 ard va
recommend our old custorers so them They nave as
Sul''" '''' " - F'' W. C.Sk. A FRADENBURGH.
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alillinerp.

TTIRST PREMIUM MILLINERY ESTAB-
4 LIeHAlENI, NO. 564 Broadway, one door below
Priuc-at. he Metropolitan HoteL--Mrs. w. SIM
MONS las the pleasure 10 the fashionable
world that her large and richly varied stock OF PARIS Bon
nets and " Millinery surpassed by any other IN
this metropolis and she constantly adding 10 the latest
aud recherche patterns Of the French capital Con-
spacious saesroos she has an extensive
rnauufactcry y the late steamship arrivals she has re-
ceyed large invoices of the beautiful Satns, Silks,
Ieivets RibLcns Feathers Artificial Flowers &c.
Mrs SIMMONS sohcts the patronage OF Merchants and
Mitlluers
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NOR SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY
II PROPERri-A hrst class FARM. highly improved, OF
C0sercS IN NesioheeT County ID miles from the Hudson
River Dcps a, Sng sing. said Farm Produces hsteen hun
snce OF gram apples, Sc. lafgo Hoosc. Barns, &c,
Steck and fSrninI Utensils cso iog ale The owesi pree
for tho Farm Eighteen Thousand Dollars Inquire Q;
GEORGE MoCoRD, No. . NlA-ri-si ST., and SAMUEL
EDDY No. e. N.Allst
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pa. CHlLroH. Auctioneer.

DEREMPTORI SALE OF LOTS on 9th
Il ay av. 9Th sad Ssh SITS. NEWBORN, and ON WI
sonsi., BROOhLNN.-COLE Chiffon wall SEA at
Merchants Exchange; 80
6thay-l Lot OF Ground q feet inches by 100 feet ct
sou,hwC Il corner CT 6th-ay. and Sthst.
Alss-2 Lots each DIX &c on tine adjoining the
shove
5t-l0 Lots each q by leo feet inches on the south
side distant 100 tet west from 6th-av.
54h-s-2 Lots the of the above ard of the same
dimensions on north side, commencing ZOJ feet west ton
6th-av.
Drootlyn Property. Wilsonst--5 Los each Ax7b feet
on nohery SIDE OF sOnst, including the n0rthwes.ery
corner OF Lee-sy. and Wison-st.
For terms maps AID particulars apply to the Anctonees
No. 9 Nast plol
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ITO THE LADIES.-Our Fall style OF La
a dies N ses and Chldrens Drb and Black Fell Black
end Drab Beaver Bonnes with beautiful Beaver Riding
Hat for Ladies and Misses made from the best stock Ia
market Also large and handsome assortment Of plain
end embroidered Caps Of the latest Paris fashions with
lies of Dab and Silver Felt Black and Dab Beaver Hats
AID Flats tor Boys Misses and Children at RONARQUES
old establishment, No 23 BowerY.
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Sales on Anetion.

A III AASwtS, AuotioneeG.
DY BANGS, BROTHER * Co.-Trade
DSales Rooms No. IS Park-row.
TUESDAY. Dec Il, and following days
CgoIcv ILLUSTRATED BOORs-Engnsh and Ainercan-
suited 20 the Holiday Season Also, valuable Standard
books Cnfalcgles In PIE pe-ation.
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iUattbes, JeweIrp, Sc.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY-JERGEN.

WATCHES AND JEWELRY.-JERGEN-
w SYN WATCHES.-Just received by the subscriber,
very fine jules Jergensen Watches, with Certificates
from him with each Watch, warranted perfect keepers
for sale at less than the usual prices.
Cooper atches-some IN hunting cases duplex and le
vers, perfect tme-keepers
Independent Second Watches and for
timing horses, in gold and silver
Splendid Gold Pocket Chronometers, which without
any vananon
Enamel Watches for ladies'.
Gold and Silver Levers Detached Levers, Lepne Du-
pick, ard all other styles OF Watches All Of the above Tor
ele al less than the usual prices.
Diamonds, Diamond Pins Rings, Earrings Finger
Rings, and Crosses for sale low.
Fine Gold LepIne Watches. holes jeweled s25 90
Fine Gold Detached Levers, full Jeweled.. 80 90
Gold Enamel Watches for ladies'. IS %
Gold Hunting Watches. for ladies' 3 90
Gold Hunting Patent Levers, tor gen;s....... SO 70
clNtr faent LeyeFs. 70 ~ w
Silver Detached Levers full jeweled IL to 10 90
silver Leplnes, holes Jeweed ................ BOO
and all other kinds OF Watches az equally low prices
Also, all kinds Of Gold Chains pure gold Wedding Rings
gold keys and Seals gold Pens and Pencils gold d ssf
Ihmbles diamond Rings and ms braceets pa LoeAes
CufPns Earnings, gold and SILVER specticlss Breast
Pms, FingerRiDgs silver Fruit Knives, steIihs AIFet
Spoons, Cups. Forks, &C., az m1cn less han tas uI
prices. Watches aud JewelTy exchanged All WaseLes
warranted to keep good time, or the money returned
Watches Clocks and Jewery repaired IN the Dsst manner
% D''' - ''---' GEORGE c. ALLEN,
Importer Of Watches and Jewely. wholesale and retail
No. II Wals, (up-sters) near Broadway-torneriy at
No. 81 Walst
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wM. S. Woop, Deputy sheriff.
VALUABLE MANUFACTURING PRO

' PERTY to be SOLD at PHILADELPHIA on MON
DAY the 9Th day of December, 1852 at b O'Clock NJ
PUBLIC SALE.-1he Undersigned Sheriff Of che CITY and
County Of Philadelphia by virtue Ofa writ Of vendton ex
tonas TO him directed will expose to public sale on MON
DAY the 9TH day of December 1852, at % O'Clock, at
the Philadelphia Exchange, in the City OF pnadephia,
large valuable Cotton Factory and buildings and loo or
piece ground situated the north OF Ear
mount and Hamiton-sts in the District of Spring Garden
and County Of Phadephathe said LOT being goo feet IN
breadth Hamonst, by 29 feet in depth along FAR
mouut-et. to Biddlest.
The Factory buildings about 30 feet in width lad 2O
feet in length two stories hgh with slate roof and subsan
tal oak pillars support the doors Ing ted throughout Win
cas and heated by steam pipes from the boilers.
The Picker Room fre-proof and the whole OF the i'm
proveuens the most substantial KIND Together With
the Fecory viii b. sold large lot OF machinery OF the best
manufacture nearly and in good running condition
Philadelphia. nov. 3, 1852. SAMUEL ALLEN Sheriff.
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DENMANSHlP.-I subscriber will receive
pupils this week has DAY and ching writing clRss-
e, guaranteeing al satisfactory improve AMI in
most cases elegant LanG~Ting in ten Lessons, OF an
hour each Laiies cs-s a. Il and O'Clock Private in
strucliou given. OLIVER B. GOLDSMITH.
No. 80 Broadway
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= CoLTcN, Aucuoneer
A FICTION SAIE of JEWELRY, SILVER

N COMBS. FANCY GOODS, CHAIRS. &c. &c-rHlS
DAY December at 0 O'Clock, AZ the Auction Rooms NO.
So Be asi AM No So Ann-s the remainder % stock
Of Jevery froni A dealer comprising Gold Rings, Pms
Breoches Pencils Fancy Goods. Silver Combs &c &C.
Also about 90 d..n Chss OF every desorpon conlpn.ns
Black Walnut Curled Maple, Mahomny, Cottage once,
Bnston Rockars. Nalse. Cabinet, Chlldrens. &C &C.
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yI,HE METROPOLITAN ACADEMY and

< GYMNASIUM sre Row ready for the reception Of
pupils
10 10 o'clock
For Ladies Tuesday Thursday ard Saturday from %
6P NJ.
Fer Boys not OF The Institution on Monday Wednesday
and Friday from ito Y. VI
Catalosucs showing the Of study &C. may be ob.
tanned 81 the Institution, Nos - and - 6taav near Wa.
lngtoa-Square
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IS. Ho.cn. Anc.ioneer, by c. w. H9L.IEs

=. 5. HoccE Auctoneer, by C.. W. H9LuEs;
WILL be SOLD tomorrow SATURDAY
atIOi u'clcck Of soesroom No 81 Beekmsns vari-
ETY. secondhand RI RN1TUEE, large To- OF Caneseet
Cnoirs lo OF black walnut and maple Bedsteads, black
Sofa Beds Candidates, Dining and Tea Table, Looking
glcsscs, Mat,rc7a,s, &C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03

ITO RENTERS OF PIANO-FORTES.-THE
Il PIANO-EGRTE ASSOCIATION, No.S!l Broadway,
sells Pianos Le paid for BY insIGlmcn,s OF So to SO per
mouth. J. fEC-A, AIusaee'
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EARM and COTTAGE HOUSE FOR SALE

L'AhM anuNOI ANiA- iAOOSI- A OiN N-tl-A
II IN NEWARK MA small Farm. containing iTOm
four FIVE acrs with good DIV eu ghouso, barn, wagon
bousc and other valuable improvements wth valuable
gsrdea well stocked with choice fruit and grape yne
having front OF TOO feet OF the best avenues and
high ard commanding elevation, overlooking the whole
cty 0nd hsIbo aud within minutes drive Of the
Markets Depot The grounds well calcuaie ed for
Of the best Improvements M tins city The property Is well
situated fo person living there and dong burness IN New
YORK Texans easy For fall particulars apply 90
ALBERT H. NICOLAN,
Real Estate and General AUctionecr,
No 30 Wau-ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03

TINHE AVERY SEWING MACHINE CO.
4 Having oonsuinmutea thei- manufacturing arrange
nents vii in few day b. pared 70 I'll orders already
hand together with supply for sacs. AMER Dscemb
tie Ofce for exhibiting nnd for general Transaction OF te
bnsiDess Of the Company VIII be al No. 81 Rroaaay
Mm4ay-st second fo,r where tie pubic invited TO
call aud wing Machine Tor s2' that viii 90 oil kinds
OF work the cambria the cOarsest baggng
and although every other such should be cu: il viii
M nor unravel. Slr CHAS. NETrLETON No. - Wall
will attend 10 te siness Of The Co, and lana
tons touching the mets and utility this truly wonder
OF the axe. Price only SIS
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~ &, II. BAPMORE offer ST their manu-
W. factory srd wsieroom, No. 5ls Beeckerst corner
of Chsriss Al assortment Of elegant PsE0-Fortes With TIE
p-o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03

TIE STANISN LANGUAGE nay De
Il learned moderate rms IN practical way at the
SosksptTc Hopl lnqulr, h. ocoea A VI and after
O'Clock j the evening
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DIANO-FORTFS fer SAFE or 20 HIRE

ieIANO-fCHIES Tor SAIL oIto Iihh'-
An assortment Of new and second hand Piano Fo.tes for
sale or 70 hire together with general asoTner o. auSc
Musical Instruments Italian John StlnEs, Plated wre'
sc " GEIB ! JACKSON, No 80 Broadway, one door
above the Ast-UniOu.
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n. 5. HoUGH, Auctioneor.
EIEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNIIURE

Il THIS DAY (Fndey) at l0t 4. ". a No. %
West 2t between 18th AID Sh-avs the entire contents
Of the elegant hrst-cass ouretory dwelling house en-
brGciug elegant rosewood Suites IN brocaeNc' CO. -.
plush velvet CarIets French plate Per Glasses superior
OIL Paintings EugIaUnEs, &c; Mantel COek5 NAses ahd
other ornaments rosewood Center and Side Tables ele
guut Corner Stands Paper MAche Tables, inlaie TX
Tables mahogany Wardrobes. Secrc,sTles. Dressing :
bies Bureaus Rockers Easy Chains, PlroF Do French
Bedssacs Mattresses Pillows, Feather Beds, Bllnke -
MaTyciles Quilts ingram and 3ply Carpet5 OF ClotA
STAIR Carpets Rods an Eyes together with Kitchen ~
nturr, with winch The Gale Nll commence. Can be seen
to-day. Catalogues morning OF sale.
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FOR SALE-At No. BArclay-sr., next door
4 to i,e isrcr House-A vriety OF S: and o-tve -oss
wood Pilnof warranted 10 eve s.sisclsn n every
respect or no ale for cash or approved paper Pianos
hirs JAMES THOMPSON.
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pantirs srbools.

HANGING CLASSES for GENTLEMEN
~ The system adopted ,s season 70, TIE s time
proves very advantageous % the pupils and admits tler
entrance a; any time G1s the season. Lessons MOI
dAy "Wednesday ana Thursday evenings General pretice
OF al the dances with band Of music Sunday even
ings Ladies and ohidTen classes "Wednesday, ThuTs
day and Saturday afternoons.
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Nu.LiAI lRNlSG Auctl0necr
GIG. VITO WITS GRAND SALE OF
SCARRARA MARBLE md ALABASrERS TATUARY,
PLATED and PARIEN WARE, PAPER MACHE
GOODS. 6c-WILLIAN IRVING viii soil ri auction, on
THURSDAY 3D. aid FRIDAY I'D Dec, at 10y O'Clock each
dAy At their Saes iooms, no 10 Puesr Broadway
consisting in palt Of Carrara Marble Satusy, Groups
Guardian Aagel Flh in GOD Divine Love, and other fine
Groups; about 60 superb Aabaster Groups:
Agate, BaIdso and Verdi Preto; Warwick, iiebe Erns
can Roman ana other Vesas Tazsas Gard Receivers &c
Further particulars in special, Courier Enquirer
ladies are particularly invited TO attend.
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CpFcIE and GOLDDUsT from CALIFoR-

~ ENiI. anu 49, - - - ~, % q, ~
ONiA-NEW-YORK and SAN FRANCISCO STEAM.
Snip LINE, No u BtoadwEy-Ths attention of pArtes
e,len. returns from California in Specie God Dust Sc,
= directed the notice Of Ne~iork underwriters az oot
DAVIS BROOkS a Co, General Agents.
NEw-YoRG, Sept 10, 1872
JONES 4 JOHNSON: -
THE NEW-NO YORK And SAN FRANCISCO STEAM.
Snip LINE having arranged with Meers. Glrrison 4
Fre1 q, finnish Specic guard winch has been deemed
sc,ory By the undersigned. they are now wilng 10 take
the came reduction in premium for coming under tho poo
lection OF the guard OF McssTs Garrison frez from Pan
ana 10 the Atnc coast has been and Is yet allowed
tecio guarded By the guard Of Messc Moslueu Harado
s Company. at, -, -
Astor Mutual Insurance Co, tsigned) Lt3CooN
Cen Mutual Insurance Co, (Signed) ALFRED OGoSS
Newly ork Mutual Insurance Co.
(SignedD 4. B. SATrERrawNry
Commercial lnruTance Co. (Sgredl DAS.L y. SMITH.
Atlantic Mutual Ins. Co.. Signed WALTEG r JONAS.
The sun Mutual insurance Co.. tSignedl \ Is. NELSON
Mercantile Insurance Co. tSigned) ELwoO0 WALTER
Union Mutual ins Co, (Sgned) J. l.. L.TaioP, Pest
Atlas Mutual Insurance Co. (Signej) n. IL OsGooo
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Gntlerp an0 Garoware.

A L STRALIA ard CALIFORNIA
IA GOODS-MeTeaaDts, Con psnics and Iudiv.duli5 III
cut TO- these markets FIND fan and complete assot-
mtnt Of Minors Tools PIcAs Shoye Hardware, Cu.eEy
Edge Tools. f4rearmS @c- &c, az tie old stand Of
CHARLES 5. LITTLE. Noe. 81 AID 81 Fulton st.
IUTLERY.-Table and Pocket Knives, Scis-
~ and RszoIs, suitable for Hardware Stationery and
Fancy sto.ts me for sale cheap cIsl and
s-oIttlme buyers, by EDWARD DAVIS, Importer
No. Plattst.
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DLATED FORKS and SPOONS, Brunswick
threaded. rpPed nd plain patterns Of superior quail
lty, Tor sale 20 the trade BY EDWARD DAVIS,
MOI Plattst
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GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS

GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS,
~ BEDS, MATTRESSES, &C., at CRAWBUCK'S No
S55 Grarcs, second door east OF EsseXs, New York
CHEAP UPHOLSTERY and FEATHER SrORE-The
attention Of es about purchasing respectfully invited
tie large AID BEAUTIFUL Assortment OF Beds Msttresses
PaiAAsses Bsdsteads, Gotta &c, al Of which have been
purchased AZ low cash prc and viii be sold al such prices
to make Il AZ Involvement for all to call and examine the
above stock previous making their purchases Goods sent
any part OF the city, Brooklyn and Wilamsbur,h free of
carriage. Old Beds aad Mattresses aud made over
W. CRAWBUCK, No. $50 Grand-s;
II door ess. Of ESgex-st