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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-29

RHINDIN0 CANAL STREET, AND WIDENING OF
salss the unequal and oppressive vod
80 Yspsyay In she Fifth. Sixth Seventh Kiahth. Tenth
cd Your rds for the e1tepsa Of Gaual street.
80 Vie sning q wslsr street thai pubic meeting viii
hsA, - ne North American Hotel ~ o'oloek-by
seaeS Of mittee appoint Tor hat purpose ~
~ Aeld NJ the Brostw House. Seventh ward.
~ 1st ipst full H. all persons
n. W. DOLSEN, Secretary.
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1saasylyAaia students Of the Universsy held
~ - whieh Allison, Of PsAnsyvaniA was called 70
on nstien, committee Of nom each State ap-
Dstsd 70 dra resolutions expressive Of the Of the
WAereupsn following preamble and resolutions were
Hspessd and unanimously adopted =
Of IN providsnis remov. eenes Of human Hsc
ssoyed and s:.esmed friend Peter N.se whose frank
s ss
- saeh, We mourn his loss, aud honor his memory
Resolves That while bow with submission TO tho d.
preserve in hearts tho Of maay
ssaiie qualities that endeares him % rs ali.
anA friend. We believe. from his regular aud studious
Aab1 the fessioA have lost OF is promising
ssa: s.s rs.sassos that he Sspaysa during he isss
1Asas-far from homo and relatives
y w. ss ass as sss .s s:n q.
UDse In their bereavement.
2sMlyed That the usual badge Of mourning
ssved That the above DO published In ono or more Of
- city Dapsrs and that copy be cent to tho reisvc
COMMITTEE
NJ ns6ili, Vermont WIN. Bosktrem, 8. c.;
81. Stoves. n. brunsvieh, M s:6.y ' Ala;
=. Johnston 0onnse,ieut; M BrossI .rem, Fla;
1v. ysvstt New York; Mr. Hudson Mise;
lpI 3snIiseI, N. j.. Mr.. Morgan, Texas;
yn. noBryss. Psnna; Mp Taylor, Ca ifornia;
m Miller Del; Mp Madison, Ill;
II. Dsrssy Nd; Mr.. Cannon, lad;
NJ. nsrtin, Ky; Mr.. Brown, Canada West;
M Lewis, Tenn; Mr.. kilsano, Sicily;
- Kelly, Nova seotiH Otto Fnllesrads, Germany.
MARTIN VAN HovENBERGH. COUNSELLOR AT.
II Law, SSA Breono street, second door from BoweYy
EIeTICE-To OWNERS AND CAPTAINS OF LIGHT
1A ne. ting Of .rsat I'm 2ortsnee 70 yonr interests
1 H. ;. W. IL. ah n q
YuAstaal attendanss 10 N quested.
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nIuw FORK PICKwIUK ULuB.-THz NINsrHRNrE
~ fancy drcs and civic bah Of enc New ncxl
xwioi Ciub will take plsoo ~ the City Assembly Rooms
20 Broadway, Wedn esday evening, December - Thu
Qlh will appear In character taken from Abe pApers
80 psne 1hjah u. Purdy President; 0bert n. Platt
- PHeddep 4 Andrew J. Fisher. Secretary.
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ArNIvEReARY or THE FIVE POINTS MISSION
n 70 b. held ~ the Oliver street BAptis, Church.
M1saay. Dec 81 Programmed. singing by the choir
Prayers s. hymn. Petal Gres'ins. Dy shs chi drsuj
pepeYk BAutstory address by \. wexford; Oopdososnd
lSess p ksy Dr. Potts 10 hymn Glory 70 Cod n wh.s
2yabA FrsnasAip and Love. BY 3. W.; 10 Dialogue; ~
1ssseysrspee M Addrss By Rev DR. Ferris l9 BY
aaUu Snsa NJ aeYen O'clock, r. n.
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WEE MILITARY.

NOrICE-eAIL MAKER GUARDS.-A MEETING AND
N Grill If tte above suarss will take pase ~ the eur
osaatk ard Hotel Grand and Elizabeth
e IAusdsy ths Bah inst, ~ helfpAst sevOn o'clock.
Punstual atben dance IL rcquested BY order,
D. N HOLLY. Orderly, Pro. Tom.
n ITEkTION, wOODwoRTH 0UARDs.-YOU ARE
"A hereby notified to attend meeting Of this orps
vedno dey evening" De mber g. At che WsshinGton
LnaeA, No. Is Dutch street, At hasgast O'clock BY
eoAsx. D. H. DeNYSE, Captain.
r WILSON, Secretary.
NB-Lvery member Is requested TO be present. ~ bus-
Of importance must b attended 10 at this meeting
NoTICE-AT NETTING, HELD BY THE SECOND
~ Company Chatham Guard. at 2A walker street Capt
- Oemmittee. and the following resolution adopte
neeelved That return thanks Messrs Woodward
KE Of the Steamboat Hotel Dob ferry for their
0enAAy reception OF also to tho ladies Of the house.
0eseved that return tn nks TO the commit
tee Il al received Arrival Resolved, That
tara thanks taIr Adtin. and his Band for shs
In which they dealt ont their music Resolved That
return thanks to Mr.. OConnsr for the kindnsss
vAieh he has shown 10 the pany.
VIM b. FkELIGU.l
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" n Is. FHBLIUU,
JAMES BAILEY,
X. H0WTHORN,

IRWIN GUARDS-THE MEMBERS OF THE ABOvR
company requested 70 meet 81 Ib5 Cka han, street,
sdssd,y evening tho 18th inst at o'clock 70 hear
pspos Of secretary and and make
ALEXANDER BOYD. Commander.
RenERr M'CAYrERTy, Secretary.
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/ AkGE AND ATTkACTIVESALEO OF BOOK0.-JOHN
~ j. Vandewater. auotionecr-At the National Academy
Der Az osiock LARGE and attractive sale u ilaai.
mated works gift books ANNALS. SO for holiday gns
the publication OF Appleton and Others smArae-
ing fine Be English standard works. hss dsosly bound,
the whole embracing choice and selection he boohs
will be on exhibition durins the day Of SALE and ara we'll
Picture sque, with cloth And morocco;
Tenants tn, Woods with coloroa ilus .rAti"n Irvings
Pilgrims Prosress Garden walks sh.hDpsars Gin Book,
illustrated BTyants letter. OF traveller; Cooperg
WORKS. oomoiete works
by CLARKE, Bervey, Hewitt kirkland. Turnbu tass.her
with variety Of gsh works Also Homa Book u Beau
W. Shskerepro BnlAdr Illustrated ither with large
and general nasortment If thor standard wrk misce
sSla
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RAOlAL NOTICES.

N ASONIC.-6HE MEMBERS or rHE MASONIC FRA
IA ts1y favorable 70 grand Masonic Bali invited
= Of Broope and Crosay streets, quit
9Isngensnts Call signed by 20 members Of the fa-
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MARKETIv0.

RoTrnE-cuNToN MARKET WILL BE OPEN rRI-
MO Dee NILS slIt all day aad evening. 10 viii Ne
hsts tty a. ty;E easurdiy gfnssSy l. lS2
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RESTAURANTS.


EyPICURkANS AT1END--AT THE STAR HOTEL,
Lispen.rd street. where be the largest spoo
mons 81 beef veal hams and poultry that oxh
b,d NevYork The beef va. killed by Ne James irviue
ofthe Rear msrte ard wsishod when dres ed tho
ors sount Of two thousAd one hundred and tightyaye
pounds heavier ~ pounds thas any steer ever
In the Uniea Stv urar,ar Of vesl woyh
i,r sbhty four eounds. Killed by roinmy Bart,ns The
hams aud poultry mutt be eeep 20 ~ arpreeiad 10 adj
di'ion TO vhich splendid sbsd from tho .ssli OF Bob
kdrdge and crught In the Hudson river Tdesdsy tbs
@tb Dec, 1859 an upprecedepted ooour. onos IL any
restaurant In tswn greater sm0unt OF COED fare
than the star he lat Japusry 1eA lct them DO
oaIe H. sr fer after hold their ysaoo" jos Ris
and his father Fenry thor wi sis grandfather old
Henry toireyout nary viii DC ssd to see their
fn triov themse the hr day OF tho Now Year,
The star will DO oloesd at one otlcok, on the
ht January ~ the propretors have some calls 20 mako
on heir own account
SPoRTINe sPor-sUPYER WILL TAKE PLACE
- This Wsd,esdsyl evening. December % atthe Wash-
49, IN : JoaN wooDwoarH. Proprietor.
THE FIRST ANNUAL SUPPER or THE EMPIRE
cay Cleo Clnb, will tase place 81 the orest Jones
OF Jonss street and The Bovory
on Saturday evening. Jan lst. isn3
WI. oAnDrra, Secretary.
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DnILADEiPHIA ALE, PORTER AVID BROWN
shout, London and Dublin porter Ease India pale and
scotch aes Of s the BEST brands In nns condition and
seTrsnted rurenvergsy recommended " tho faculty
tef medicinal sad family nse- -os Gale 5ostes, by
WIN u. UNDFRElLi, ~ Drooyue street.
yroLFFs scuIEDAN GIN. IN JCas--lDo 100 JUGS
w o. WoHaa celebrated Rsbiedato sin, uAsufastured
hnse AZ eohiedsr IN Holland, With MS name on the
ag ocrk label Tor sale ~ IRE rcspoot ahe qucs
usschsn and grocer. 10 ths oity ssa she tstes STATES
sarpios can be ~ the smos.
uDoLPRo WoTrS imporssr "a asavor sirseA
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yVmLIAn IRVING 4 CO, rAUcTioNssRs. Will
w sell auot,on fhrrsdny ana tr AZ O~so YER -
,-d ~ a. 10Y clock a. shc r,o, 10 Pine street,
splendid 81 fancy spod bsiny the arsess snA
rrss sale III The for h0dsy prc-su1
dst,ug ecsng r,risu asures bo.udoIy Mail rspen
rsche eocas VlstaG w,re splendid nge,rs OF bronsse
rreroh Chtns rreneh China snd Robe a,as vlassvare,
Enelsh cp glassware Chinese Fonas ebony xoods. &es
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yxyrrIyAx IRyyso a co, AUcrroNrERs, WILL

NV ILI,TAM TEFINV y Gu, hNNftUN EHrS, WITh
w esll anetien fhrrsaagt ~ O'Clock,
the sses room No 10 Pine ssrcot Broadvay The
trade and othor rrfng I'm Hh jeNelrY thu shook Of
importer sssrns busne4 cor sstns ~ ne gold sne all
YER watches boschs breast and sosif pn
As set nth fre si1noncs .nd other proccas sonea All
ees In fts asId ,be host work Easlsnd. Asc,
SYessug work t.x.r nankin rings Gallery sale
pcr, pptsry, 30 ciose the concern.
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THE TURF.

ID ED HOUSE PLEASURE 0R0UND.-PACINa- -
~ Purse Of S26 to o this Wednesday December %
a ~ o'clock NJ mile heats bsss three IN ave
hsrsea that never Won purse over SIS OSnes snser
nssshs enters br Prsre Boy; Hank Macon enters
IA; b enters Dsw. IL the wsatt or proves un-
vAlle the pace viii be postponed until the Hrss fair
=. LUfF Proprjt tor.
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POLl TGOAI..


TWELfTH WARD NATIONAL DEMOCRACY, OP-
posed to 9Th August dotation In favor u ward rights
The following ticket duly elected For General Com
mistee-S Benson s6ovn, John MoAIthuv john NcCos-
her Young Mons Gen. raj Committee Flynn sorse
r. Lynch Henry McGown, WaYolflenry, Nicholas Ray
Ward onmitteeThomaS Murphy, Jamcs Petti,, nharos
Boice John u. Payne, thomas Nngoat. William Hartman,
yameB WALL Stephen LutE, John Farley Pster Manahan
Rls, Eyer A,ees. Hayden, George Dsvlin David n.
cd by two hundred and sixty Mao democratic
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<H~s>s>>~s~~s~SS>~~S,->ss .~~r<S~.o.sn~~>>~~~>>-
Ss4c.s % Ns.sh wilisa ss,ssA a.d sa viils. so.s.,
::s ::'i:s:: e:
A NAGNIrIcsNr D oLIDAY PRESENT FOR LADY
"A or sen slsm.A-Just received A. sic Now York q Id
p:s s fresh spp ~ .nS sS
lei and ell q sl.san. dssiss .hioh re.sd
New YssT. present. sHss ono q Tho above.
RAReAINs yeR TIE HoLipAys-eREAr BAR
aa.:. s,l.s Of . p. ess. .o,.w n.sass .r'ss,
, s ss ss Sea
's..s' .: 's'' as Nassau "a SsSssAnA
10 jr:s vea supply Of allen. Improved EdOo.
viii ssh s s' .sis e
Others Call early, the supply is hn, imed Prioos
range IRON szs.s 'ss'i Broadway
% ssstlsnsn who Sesutifui bousues or sriss
% u orders Z e: sss.
sF ksD
CLOwERs FOR THE HoLIDA vs., ALSO, FOR BRIDAL
and oshs. ., subscriber osys for .ss ;rg
L. % ss
TDTsi2P sssssnsn and Tio1 ns %. Broadway
ELowERs FOR THE HOLD s-FAsHIoNABL.
\ bouquets, vases and baskots of flowers mGdo
subseriber reasonable terms being
amply provided with flowers from hs Ator
L. L. together With his sponti y Towering osmens
Oily eosservatory He as.tors himself With being able
their erdersL ISAAC BUCHANAN No Went sevou-
teenth street, Fitch Orders by city and
prees post atten Add 10.
ELOwERs FOR THE HOLIDAYs.-THE SUBS ,RlBER
offers sale la collection Of oh flowers.
fully arranged In bougue,s bAakts &o suitable
holiday presents. WILLIAM WILSON Exotic Florist
20 West Fourteenth street Fifth avenue.
ROUQUETs AND FLOWERS FOR NEW YEARS
- Day.-Gente mon wishing bouqneto, bask
cts filed with flowers only of tho choo kind
arranged IN inni,sbie and recherche ty arc soitsd
to vent d appon mont to leave their orders
possible sll be tAkon than exeeuesd
~ to please the at aatidious tastes.
J. n THORBURN & co, 10 John street.
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AR0E SALE OF FURs, tLEIGH ROBES ErC-J L.
IL yANE EWA1ER will sci mis- day, D,semr 20sA ~
o'clock ~ the saies room IA Wall large sssogX
OF fura Of oonssnt Of ou vfstorinea
asyss nittens sleigh rofe: 30 being tbs balance sf
soei and tn lsss sale Of the and
lot win DO sold sishout Als sisish robes
who about te make Now Years presents Ase adof1o
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mo LEvIsON. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AYNrAIa

mo LEvIsOk, Mt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
for 1863. sifs books fancy articles auo'ion
Jno. LevpoB will cell hir eyesing st his
store 81 .rend.ay ltwod ors shove TAyors sal
star dard library boohs juvenile and nthr works. ias1es
ted iiuDin ated RI hly bound for reserved
worn boxes; pearl nIs 70 pspisr AZ
bnTs nd polfoos bibles sod prayer books velvet sna
gold slssus Of fanny articles paint
ga ongravines, scraps &c. all without roservc
Sale will commence at 0 O'clock this evening.
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C0pAseTNER.ITIP NOrfops.

A coon OffER,-wANTED, A PAaTNRR, WITH
n capital 20 become associated In manufsotufins m
a-sie tprsnt securely Of great Importance end useful
which DO DEMONSTRATED 40 Any time. Address r.
Garland, Jtrsey city for three days.
DARTNER WANTEp-wITH 5000 CASH CAPITAL
enrAg In tyss.ns busisess In this Statc Security
efvon for the amount invested reqned. 81 O osn be
ssSe BY ezerrising In year. Address o. n
A. broadway Peat once
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J,uE NEw ENGLAND PILE COMPANY TAUNTON,
hsse. IN want o. sx eight srps Mo out
tr theed prices for cutting and twenty ave per cent
advance Will DO paid 10 good cutsers Applic.ten DO
made ~ msiI. directed 70 New gnglsnd Pile CsEpsny,
Taunton. NAsA
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Thursdsy, Dsc 10 At II O'clock tho saleu rosni
No all street Important and snresetvsd sale Il winos
nc consisting OF ohoios IA wines ssgara Wis
Maderas sherres ports ard champagnes; brAndes rum,
gin. and very old Isay MALI whst ay YariaYts
Bustnmente Olivia DaH Gordon, t. ndon Look, HARMONY
and other ohsioe brands. Perts-Grahsm y Co Royal
Wine Co, old ritz &c. &C. Champagne Ru elan Eagle
Grand Vim d. Bous.y sill Moarst and other brands
Bran dieBChoire I'D lS Gtard. hennesoey, NSrei &e
Old Jamaica Holland So lodEm old Islay matt
WI ishey &c; So livery artie If the no,vs Be im-
pl ot relied ~ seauns and warrant
o. Aso ahout $50 $40 genuine op,rted ssgaRs OF
various essara@ Nr~ al OF witch viii be warranted
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L,LOwERS FOR THE HOLIDAYs.-THE SUBS ,RlBER
offers tor sale eoleosisn Of oh loo flowers taste
holiday presepta. WILLIAM WILSON, Exotic Florist
20 West Fourteenth street near Fifth aveane.
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- IOH AND UsETUL PEKSENTS.-A. q. BA0lYY q
N Co.. solicit She attention Of trade
and the public generally 70 their stock (of manuas
OF gold pens gold and silver pencils and pen
With cur celebrated extension sss:s gold and silver xti
workmanship principle Of construction, and durability
eclipse anything Of She Kind presouy exhibited Ssves
sn y Snr superior god pens which need proof Of hs
attempts q imitation Nos W tisvsS Houssl Broadway
THE BEST oIFr.BOOK FOR YOUTH STUDIES
aud Stories from Chronicle and History. BY Mrs Hall
ard srs Foster Many euts and elegantly bound. Pub
hfhed by j. c. RiKER, lsg Fulton street.
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-CPLENDID SALE OF EuROPEAS PAINrIHas-,y L,
vandsg alter ~iii ssi. At o'oI oh NJ ~ the Ne
tionel Academy OF besgn no. sS3 8rosdya,, opposite
ancient and modern the whole forming Of Me fnsS
collections before offered puNc sale bei-a
brson 81 The fnest artists Tn. pain irss viii
hbion asvesai ssye be.or~ the sa with ostsiss
afords oprottuniv 70 ooppoiswurc and e,hor,
vs,beme yes 'te purohasc Of rsrtny o. hlah
by the following 'stist viz. Batsf Nie,I,s. foenle.
smst, versyee. ksyt sbsc5eis. Van o. 8cassieS NJ
Heem. Paul Br, 81 the b>s. pupils Of Rerosfaxsts
and others. The pa'ns'nss on exhibition.
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WANTED-A MAHoaiNy SAWYER ON AN Up.
nisaioj 70 suos o. the wssss viii be paid No
half way man need apply no will be ound out soan APP
the Allaire works
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Ani various othcr iow rrioed wires and hfuors.
NB-ordsr sclici:ed and promptly attended TO.
and O. y receiving fresh fren The
best houses In EngIend France sna Germany ana ara
pared supply The TRADE with OF goods
bhs lowest market pr,co.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.


E,oR sALE.-A GOOD SECONDHAND BRITzKA,
Il trhaetcr,l lined with drsb cloth, In good running
condition. will be sold sbcap for want Of applies
bon to WOOD, T0MLIEs0N T. CO., 4l6 Broadway.
r., UR OR 1--WE HORSES wANTED-r0 KEEP DUR
II ing the winter, by farmer. short distance from
the city Inquire At the ofhes Of JOHN BONNELI.
block ranufact9ry. 26 South street. after two O'clock
NOTICE Il HAVE JUST FINIs9ED SOME MORE OF
~ these shifting and turn rock wavG a'eo 70
very light trOrg wagons the niseet In market Sqrsre
top wagons phmons buggos &s foe assortmsut the
Loses. prces Call sooa md secure ths barss'ns
g. H. BibHoP, 81 Canal street. tpssrdslsy's old stand
NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR 81 CHOsBylsTREET. =
Auction sale Of horses carriages harness. &o, every
Monday and Wednesday. at " o'clock
JoaN a. GATFIELD. Proprietor.
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GlFTs FOR THE SEASON EDWARD DUNCAN q
NJ BROTHER, l5 Fulton street, Broa way ofer
70 tho public ehoice assortment Of valuable hold "
books consisting of tho ANNALS and Juvenile booh in
great variety Tbsy would icaiary reauoss tn. aten
ton OF their friends and others 70 ther and elegant
editions Of their own printed and bound in the
standard Catholic prs. Or books in the English Frenoh
s.ausfa and cheapest assormont In the United staes
sstcn editions arc she est beautiful books
lions broaS clear type letter tinding he
simple and exquite gorgeous GAYLE
past tho richest velvet with pnre
pssAtogether une elegance bsforo attained
The Of cook makng In this country admirably
adapted for holiday koepcnaos Douay
and Tsstamenss prcos Cnnoo Offerings yifs
soSh for AZ seasons BY tho Risns Roy Disho wahh 3D.
Catholic books osnno' a 50 suit themselves
q this establishment with gift books OF becpy and valu
% tho ery lowest prices
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.-A LARGE AND VALUABLE
II assortment Of Watches Of tho most celebrated
kers, combating Of Coopers duplex j. Tobias Co., and
g. Bss.eys levers IN hesyy bunting and open fses
gold and silver patent and detached epne &o
Also superior nassendsas quarter sso0ns .stohe;j
and silver cases Sold only At JOIN r sAvA0ES. No. %
Fulton street. Watches and gold peas repaired
shAnged.
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HENRY LEEDS, AUCfIONEER WILL SELL Ar
auction, Tuesday, Deo %, and dn,sday, uso. o.
ATTY o'clock, At the salearoom Wall strse.Laeee
sale Of fancy IDS comprising Of the asve
oalee Of suitable for the olasy proson all
Jast r,ssiy"s from Europe coz istns pa
o. renr &c Be,trd,e; superb work tables "a,
hing bef also,
essso Of marble gooda ssasuette vasss
uns tab ia oy artiaies Aa fi,ssa ware-aeayy plat
bssts's tea ans coffee 10. Brop ses-(iroupe
iRurs, statues, wsteh atan wei stands cIocks wsh
stands and srse invoice II iroG 81 the kind
Chino snd boseman Oooshes aobi ts vasos paint
ed stands dccanters 10
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~ @. HORTON, AUCfiOSEER.-TaI3 (WBDNBS-
-. dAy) Afternoon. At two 81 oh ~ No IS sh n
avenue sale Of fors AL the stick dealer dssliniDa
busines consisting OF muns enfs ,ctornss sleigh robes
Salo without reserve.
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ROARDINC--IO LET, WITH BOARD, PARLOR
ID with bedroom attsntsa, second door; Also largo
psror floor The tho 10 atisn very
pleasant and easy BY and stages which
constantly passing Apply 81 no. Abingdon square, wess
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CE00 BOTTLES OF PURE BRANDIEs. PORT,
<OUO sherry, Haders, huso.t and Malaga wines sy.
rups. eordias wbisiey, rum gin, psaoh cherry blaot
berry aud raspberry brandy !. various qualities Imported
less than ~ AIRY other house By wM H. UNDEKHIL $50
BroemA etYcet Of CroAhY
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k.sS8M AM SttUMM

COZ REWARD-LOsT, IN JULY OR AUGUST r,
an old fashion cd breast PIN set with opal
imitation OF opal Tho pin has been valued by
judges NJ from $i2 to S bu tho Under VIII rooeive tho
aSeve rewArs borrowed PIN By leaving il At No.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-07
SIR JOHN FRANKLIN.
pIIt JUN NANhLIN.
The following extract is taken from the Lor
don Times:

The following extract is taken from the Lon
don Times:
SIR JOHN FRANKLIS-The following is an ex.
tract from letter dated Hong Kong, March % -
There have been here no less than thirty seven
whaleTs from the Arctic seas. II may interest you
to know that they almost all believe that Sir John
Frank lin Is SAFE and that he has got through the ice
barrier into inner waters, where he will not be
reached until mild season arrives WHICH they say
the present will be. Most of them have now de.
parted. They say Franklin will not suffer for want
OF food They give strange accounts OF the Esuui.
maux vibrating from the Asatic to the American
continent and back again, carrying their boats
made OF skins and whalebOne, over the ice, and
launching them when they meet with open water
lhey all confirm the fact that the whales found in
the Behring's Straits and in Batfin's Bay, are the
same species, proving the existence of passage
tor whale OF the Arctic Species they say has never
been seen to thu south of % deg of latitude SO they
cannot have doubled either of the Capes (of Good
Hope or Cape HORNY and the whale is under the
necessity OF making his presence known by coming
to the surface to blow"
We should not like to set up our judgment
in opposition to those who ought to, and doubt
less do, know so much better than we, yet we
cannot but fear that to expect ever to see Sir
John Franklin and his crew alive, is to hope
against hope. The identity of the whale of
bafhn's Bay, with that of Behring's Straits, is
nevertheless avery singular circumstance, and
seems to indicate, beyond doubt, that the long
sought for North East passage is not dream.
All we want TO know is, what use will il be of
alter IT shall have been found3 We fancy
there are few who would not prefer to 90 to In.
da by the land route, by California, by the
Cape of Good Hope, or even by Cape Horn.-
Any one of them is better than the ice.bound
passage from Baffin's Bay TO Behring's Straits