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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. March 9.
Carvajal, who had renewed hostilities 4.
gainst Camargo, Mexico, was repulssd
with the loss OF his artillery and ammuni.
ton. He had about 500 men with him, of
whom "a were Mexicans and the balance
Fillibusters, most OF whom escaped to the
American side Of the river.
The Intelligencer, OF this morning, says
that the reports Of difficulty between the
American and French Governments, is
without foundation.
BosToN. Mass, March 8.-The liquor
law has passed tho Senate, but is to be
submitted to vote of the people before
going into operation.
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For Sale.

II WILL SELL my Farm. containing about
l8O Acres,
adjoining the town of Woodsfield, Monroe county,
Ohio, CHEAP FOR CASH, or its equivalent.
II not sold by the first of April it will be rented
for the highest bid for one or years. for graz.
ing only. Inquire of Mr.. Joel Strahl. in Woods
field. JOHN s. LACEY.
Mar 4 1889
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0TThe State Democratic Convention,
of Louisiana. passed resolutions in favor
Gen. Cass for the Presidency.
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Gr"A Teachers" communication will

appear next week.
'Kossuth before the American People"
a poetical effnsion. is too long for the pre-
sent crowded state of our columns. The
authors productions would always be &C.
ceptable, but they are generally too lengthy
for small country paper.
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Farm for Sale.

VHyHE subscriber offers for sale the farm on
u which he now resides, situated A miles east
OF Beallsvile, and S miles south of Armstrong;
mill, on the road leading. from Dorsey's mills.
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WEASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE-By
I'VE virtue Of a mandate to me directed from the
court of Common Pleas within and for the coun-
ty Of Monroe and State nf Ohio, in the case Of
JoI,bston Il BerryhiA vs L. H Gordon et al.. will
he offered for sale at public auction. At the door
OF the court house in said county, on
Friday, the 26lh day of March,
next, between the hours of 10 o'clock a M. and
O'clock IN, the following described tract Of
land, situate in said county, to witt
One hundred and forty acres Of land situate In
the north west corner nf Fractional Section ten,
in Township three, Of Range three
VIM. OKEY, Mas Com.
Feb. rs. 1852. S2 90 Mon. Com. Pleas.
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DE MocRATIc TICKET.
FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT,
WILLIAM b. CALDWELL.

MEMBER OF THE BOARD. OF PUBLIC WORKS,
JAMES B. STEEDMAN.
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100 Acres of Land,

10 of which ATE improved There is good Dwell.
ing House, Barn, and numerous other Build.
ings on the premises.
Also large Orchard Of choice Fruit Trees.
For terms apply to the subscriber on the prem.
ises. NICHOLAS G. L. MASSIE.
Feb. rs, 1852.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE1By
N1. virtue of mandate to me directed from
the c,urt of Common Pleas of Monroe county
and stale of Ohio, in the case of Seweli g. ATTEST
against Samuel Jones and others, will be offered
for sale. at public auction. at the door Of the
court house, in said county, en- -
Friday, the 26th. day Of March, a
next, between the hours of 10 O'Clock m. and 4sa
O'Clock p IN, on said dsy;;Ihe following described
tract. Of land, situate " said county, tosw;t:
All the Northeast quarter Of section %, township
8, and rage except 80 ac,es thereof sold by SAM
.ue Jone, TO Abraham Jenes, bounded as folIows:
Beginning for the same at the northeast corner of
said quarter, thence.sou,h l6l u poles 70 stske.
thence west lQl poles to stake thence north a I
degrees, east 63 poles y stake, thence north 25
poles 10 SStake, thence east14 poles % slske On
the north line Of the section, thedce east 6s peaee&
TO the place pt beginning. sihe NAfietta laed
df.!ricl; aud app st 5000:
'Est~s. 1852 sssoo Sian. Com Plss..8
MASTER COMMISSIONERS sALE.-B 81
I'VE virtue of mandate TO me directed from
the courtof Common Pleasofthe county of Mon-
roe and state of ohio, IN the case of Reu5sl Pow-
ell fnr use VS.. Jacob Mafelt ct al, will ~ offered
for sale a, public saction al the door a thscourt
house. in said county, on
Friday, the 26th dayspf March, 81 4 5 &
next, betw weenthe hours Of i - clock 10. and
O'clock m. Of said day. the fsllowsng described
tract of land, lying aud being in said count1,Si
The south west quarter ofihe south cad lIf
ter Of Section "A. Township 4. and Range .cop-
tai ing abput 40 acres. x 4
\ WM. pKEY. Mas Com.
Feb 25. 1852 81 toA I, MSi Com Pleas,
M AsLEf |A1f SSIoNER' = sac f. n.y.
Ivl vifiu6<ll 1sle 10 me directed 1soas* 4
county, COZ moe sSisssss x od oSe .Da il Il. II ess.
Of Wh teelaSs. Nathaniel Pniin. ct al.
will be dhJVgd for sale at pubic sdction, at the
door Of the court house in said county. on
,sEJidoy ne 26th day ef March.
next, betWeen ihe hours oi 10 o. lock m snd Z
tasArk I'm. on said day, the following described
q kIsha, situate in said county. 10 vii: ~
stf alfof the south east quarter Of a ion
2s. AsLil ofrangs 8.
VIM. oKEY. Ma. |'
Feb 2s. Is 81 81 Mon. ces siS
NTAsTEI lMIssIONNRS SAL Byg
lyA virtue q handA.s 10 me directed sflis
court Of common ~ within aud Sos - 6unty
Of Monroe and 81 OHIO. ii .ls slesl
& Huehs W. Nimfdd Henthorn et " of-
fered for sale. atspubpc pustipns II ado6r -,
tie court ha,'ss ii said 60 |. e6 4 "a
Friddy. he ~ m ~ ssi8.
next. betseen The hours " III : NJ And -
o'clock p ~, on sid day, thl Owing dsscribsd
tract ofiaDd. si,,ists in lssid codnty, 70 wit:
Lo. 7s y 'hs town q usssiaaton. y
Feb IS. 1859 81 IS Mon, Com, Plsss.
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SAL e.
~ By virtue OF two mandates TO me directed
from the Court OF Common Pleas within ana ~ \
the county Of Monroe and State Of Ohio. h ne
r.. d
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6r The preseir number closes the
eighth volume OF the Spirit Of Democra-
ey." We may have something more to
say on this subject, next week. than mere.
ly to announce the fact OF the commence.
ment Of new year. In the mean,ime,
read what Dow Jr in one Of his sermons,
says:
The printers is very disagreeable sit.
uation. His money is scattered every
where, and he hardly knows where to get
it. His paper, his ink, his type, his jour
neymen, and his living must be paid for
You Mr., and Mr., and a
hundred others could name, have taken
his paper, and your children and your
neighbors have been instructed and anus.
cd by it. ltyou miss one paper you think
very hard OF the prnter--you would rath.
or 60 without your 'best meal than go to
bed deprived of your newspaper. Have
You complied with the terms Of your sub.
scription? Have you taken as much pains
TO furnish him with his due, as he has to
furnish you with the paper? Have you
paid him forhis hand.work and head work?
If you have not go and pay it off.
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TUnder the old, or present tax law,
(ifshsre be any, the Commissioners OF
this county have divided the county into
the following districts, and appointed the
following named appraisers Of the lands
thersin:
No. l.-Salem. Ohio and Jackson
SAMUEL w. NoLL.
No. 2.AAdams, Green, Sunsbury and
Switzsrland-JoHN STEWART.
No. 3.-Centre, Malaga. Seneca, Sum.
init and Franklin-CoRNELIus SULLIVAN.
No. 4.-Bethel. Washington, Wayne,
Perry and Benton--THoMAs MITCHELL, Jr.
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Medicines.

taynes Pills Brandreth's Pills
EoH's do ChapmaH's do
M,Alisters Ointment Hofland's Ger. Bitf-rs
Railways Hair Balm Railways Ready Relief
Taylor's Red Plaster Vickers' Embrocatiop
Perry Davis Pain Killer Freys yermilugo
McLane = VermiIuge Bsteman's Drops A
Godfrey Cordial SC. SC. SC.
For sale by
fls JNo. NJ. KIRKBRTDE.
MONUMENTS AND CRAVE STONES. 4
II HCER STTNG
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THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY
@JAs. R. MORRIS, PROPRIETOR,
WooDsFIELD, OHIO, MARCH II, 1859.
FOR PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES,
WILLIAM ALLEN, Of Ohio
SENATORIAL ELECTORS.

Subject to The decision Of fhe .NafiOnal Demoero
i. Convention.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


lust PUBLISHED NEW EDITI0N.-"THE MAR
- rage Guide complete treatise the Natural lIiso-
and Physiology of the Generive Functions for tho pr
Of married people those about 70 snd
require 70 know BY the celebrated author and ectu
rer, DIR. r. Hollick.
Such book long required wished for by
S~ne friends humanity; but till such could
he procured strictly moral and scienthc but popular
and practically useful No person. Of either should be
narried ill they have read this booki
sn on 1.-The Male Gensrstye system solosy and Az
- and unknown form
81 decay from which become mbeoe OF insane or
de without knowing the cause with the means ef
or restoring yirIe TO extreme old age.
Every This book who has rs.ohst ss
40 az puberty II will thousands OF yeung men from
ssss and untmely death, and give hope and rehef TO
ousands others given TO impotence and despair
French German PhysolcGss which are known es 70
very few medical men They well bouna ana son
ss nearly 500 pages sses with beautiful cocrcd snacm
sai plates There other books IKE them n tne Eng
iah language. Thousands are sold daily.
Price dollar sach To BE- had o. AL sne prinsspr
fsehsslsr. Ard nswsvsndsrs Or from ns p % scrs
ssyvbsW ~ pest tss ~ yssstvisS W nsssy ass sss
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II L. HAUGH, ATCTiONEER -FURNITURE-THE
~ attention Of honsekeepers and the trade ~ called
the sne OF the balance Of tile stock uncaed
sold at % Beekman street. which will DO sold
tTuesdayl at 1DH A. M embracing large quantity OF
good and second hand cabinet Furniture Of de
scripon wen largo variety Of Rarees, Oddities
NickBacks Sc. the accumulation OF Goods w
AIKEN away same day.
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FINANCIAL.

49, OOO s MEN M ETsNHss ASD moSS y.
sr0us OF buying interest well established
business; dry goods preferred lie invest from three
i've thousand dollars thorough practical business
and clear Of the world Has objection to commence the
retail business with smart, Sentlemany with like
amount capital Reference given and required Address
with real name and full particulars Enterprise, this
0tig 10
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LOST AND FOUND.

C10O REwARD-THE ABOVE REWARD WILL
SloU te pad for The recovery q the seiigsinf so
q Union place one silver takard, marked D W. one
silver howl p WI ne y' tel G, sa spep
rk.d $ eys Tea Se;sr SGs Twelve
napkin rings two silver plates and one old fashioned table
& a %srG a. w %ne ac iST s B. ri
ssrtongs marked y 50 one silver ten pot sugar bowl aud
two square, marked with crest lion rampant fogr
plated R and two plated & s not msSfa
Englsh pcin, lace, ono dark blue delans new one
Tibet maSna and hood white; one opera CLOAK white
se 60 Tn s ,a Spe
With elk white satin vest embroidered with bu les one
return Of The wearing apparel or 500 Tor Whole by Ed
WARD sAhDroRp q Broadway, and q linton place
COX REwARD.--rrE SUBSCRIBE WILL PAY TIE
We vas drowned by falling from the ogsso1 F5y
light compiesion, and brown hair. lie had aen sack
coat DARK mixed bps %nsd esiI9 SSap
4 south Second street. Williamsburg
q IN REwARD-LosT, ON THE ED INST, AT THE
gs for a %iS the sSsVo w N
&c paid upon returning them to skiSSs s nEES
90 REwARD.-LosT OF TUESDAY LAST: Az OLD
h %dn5s w 81 paa On
tho apprehension conviction thief who stole
PPy1rse dress and hood out Sf my the Fl Union
". eTSssSs1 plaid trimmed with blue cloth edsns
Whoever will give any information concerning the said
Butts stable Saysrd and IssSsh
l.. WHITE,
DIAMOND PIN-LOsT THIS MORNING, WHILE
to Borhan Diamond Pin single stone about two csrss
weight in plain gold setting. The Under will be literally
rewarded by returning the to the at his store
40 Certlandt street.
noG LOST 50 REwAED. LOST, ON SUNDAY
white breast and feet also small white spot on ths back
peekns tip a the rail- ;, s e 70 sva,y r #
receive the above reward
T osT.-oN THURSDAY. I'D INST, IN GREENWOOD
IL Cemetery, tho Route or In RETURNING from there,
via Hamilton avenue through whitehall street and Broad
way Twenty first street, Diamond Rng-s single stone
set round With smaller ones Nth initial, s'ids w T.
returning il to TENNEYs corner Of Broadway and Murray
streets.
TosT.-A DRAFT OR BILL OF EXCHANGE
IL drawn by Page Bacon Of ST. Louis for Seven Thous
the American Exchange York and in favor Of
Raymond Co. All persons are warned against taking sueh
r osT-oN FRIDAY EVENING, A SMALL GOLD
street. do Broadway 10 Eleventh street The nader wiz
be literally rewarded BY returning 70 ths owner NO.
Nineteenth street. between Broadway and Fifth avenue
EouNp-oN SATURDAY A GOLD Pencil CASE,
paying Advertisement Ut the Fancy store NO. Third
FINE ARTS.
DA0UERREOTYPK-fHI BEST PLATIs YDr.-rHp
~ .sSssribss sasraassss Isrtsst al ne sssls I.s.!
Pate: sl.s mediums sr RI cr nsSAs:S ssai aS
'As srsS L. A.s.. 70, u. xssnSsss.s.,. -.
cKYLIGHr DAGUERREAN ROOMS FOR SALE, OR
Apparatus Sci cost 500; rent only 1is per month q
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REk6UN Al.



INFORMATION WANTED-OF MISS. MARY CLARKE
Of Liverpool BY calling NJ Mr. Parkes, No. 60 LsgfS
ssst she Will hear Of something 70 her advantage An,
ssiysd.
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HATS AND CAPS.

HATS, CAPS, AND STRAW GOODS.-STARR, SON T.
n Co., (late Matby and Starr,) ~ Water street.
Wholesale Of and dealers Hats Cars and
suitable for Southern Western city and country trade
The attention Of cash and Me euyers respectfully soil
sited.
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MUSICAL,


NEUsICAL-GEORGE SMITH, TEACHER OF THE
M panofoe, organ and singing Address or apply az
IN West Sixteenth street. Terms moderate.
NEUsICi MUsICi MUsIC!-THE IMMERSION Ed RE;
N1 specifically informs the pubnc, that he trshed
another lfPlsyug Musical Instrument II Of large
has S barrels and plays three overturc besides
raj we'll known American airs is especially suitable for
large psrior For particulars &C., call At ID Chrystie
where the instrument be and heai from Is
10 o'clock in the afternoon. CHARLES MAYER.
gISO ORGAN BUILDERS AND oRGANIsTS.-TuEu N
dersgned would invite the attention of builder
nAd ergansts their improved method of constructing
organs which letters patent of the United States
issued them June IT, 1852 Their improvement consists
Of the air chambers by which sider
trey dispensed with and the Of wind into closed
pipes prevented Their organ can be seen at their
of business Sar ford street. Springfield Mass and
further information obtained by &C dressing them by mail
right the Improvement will BIO sold to organ
builders, and Others on liberal terms.
A. s. G. GENUNDER.
Springfield Mass, Sept 81 1882
LADY, WHO HAS HAD MUCH PRACTICAL EX-
IA percnce the piano. Is DESTROYS to receive few
pupils her residence 90 varick street. St. Johns park
would have objection TO ttend them. necessary
Terms moderate.
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W ILLETSNECK-SpLEND DID FARMS ATFLuS HING,
W L. u opposite Fort schuyler-lhe proprietor Of this
justly celebrated property conriang of
OF upland meadow of fertility IL sale
in three portions to he divided to purchasers
The land upd ulatipg and affords build
ing purposes any Of which will to the purchaser
view unsurpassed by other locality in Flushing The
water front Of the property Little BAY Side Sound
and Little Neck hay Is about mile and half in extent
not abounds in all kinds Of and affords excellent
fishing grounds. The land is well watered and it
can be readily formed into fshponds 1t is generally
beautiful property nowhere exists In tho county Queens
else in the vicinity Now York There
the premises enough stone for sea-wal and ordinary
building purposes growth Of thrifty oeust and small
forest will AFFORD to the purchasers facilities for embe
fishing the sites they select for building From these
premises be vast extent of the Sound and great
number Of country seats which elegant
residences and sites Of John aggerty and Mr.
Cryder Mt Whtestone, and George Douglass Little Neck
1t Is not deemed necessary to enter into details
pccng the property purchasers invited TO view
for themselves Apply to James NJ Lowerre, of
Bridge and Prince streets In the village of Flushing to
the Undersigned, on the premises HUGH WARNOCK.
IlnshinK. Sent. TX.
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HESsIE.Y :,I LEEDS, nAssIos.Es

HENRY T. LEEDS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Sale Of Cabinet Furniture SO. by catalogue-Henry
r. Leeds viii sell as above Tuesday, September ~ at
salesroom w Chambers street broadway hAlfp
u o'clock large abnot Furniture,
quality In part follows Rosewood Paror Furniture,
covered in rich satin brocatee mahogany Ssfas
IeteaTetes easy and parcr Chairs mahogany and hair
seat Chairs various patterns rosewood Gen.
FRO and Pet Tables with marble tops extension Dining
Tables; Bookcases; Wardrobes rosewood and painted
chamber Furniture, suite mahogany, walnut French
Ma cottage hed.eAds marble top Dressing H9resus.
Wasstands together with assortment Of House,
hold Furniture Hair Matreases Sc which are we'll wor
Thy the attention Of housekeepe Catalogues ON the morn
lna az ala
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A YOUNG WOMAN WANTS SITUATION TO DO
N cooking. baking washing. and ironing, IN private
uly Apply at No. IS West Fourteenth etroct Can be
Tor two days.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.
DUBLIC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
j copartnershp hitherto existing between the under
signed under the rm of Murphy Genet Il Co.. is this day
dissolved by mutual consent The liabilities of the firm will
be settled by the Of Genet Co.. at l3 Chambers
street. JOHN MCLEOD MURPHY,
GEORGE q. GENET,
J.R II. MECHLIN.
Dated. New York, Sept. q, 1852.
APARTNER WANTED IN THE AUCTION AND COM
IA mission business with cash capital Of from S5QJ TO
$1,000 to make advances upon furniture pianotores and
goods general for cash sales The location is the best in
the city the business well established and in active
ton which be greatly extended with the aid tho
above capital Particulars explained at an interview Ad
dress Auction, Herald office.
MO 900 WANTED a PARTNER WITH rHIs
DO,OOO. amount. to engage in an exclusive manuiae-
turing business already in operation conducted by
Who the unit invested. SohJ can DO
made yearly which will be clearly shown by addressing
Parker" Herald ofhee, with name and residence
q = 900 -APERSoN HAVING THIS AMOUNT OF
NOsOOO. cash capital is wanted TO connect himself
either special active partner in one OF the best cA
,hsd Wholesale liquor houses in the city the object oil the
being extend the business Apply 10 T. u
HOWES, No. So Nassau street.
GE 600 -PhRrNER WANIEb, IN AZ E5rA adSc
lucrative. lie have the entire charge OF tie 1e
and finances with ample security always Oh hand
Addrefs Safety Herald Office.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, 30.
DRY GOODS.

NEW ENBROIDERIES.-THE PACIFIC AND AFRICA
have brought ms large additions stock Of needle
work goods ~ also jobs OF mourning goods wells Sleeves
the wholesale buyers OF the trade
mo. HIGGINS q CO.. No. IS Brosd street.
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John NcAICHAEL, Sc OLD SLIP, CORNER OF
South street. has for sale draft for amount which
will he caehed Throughout Great Britain and Ireland Ano
ssues Of by the Eagle line Of New York
aud Liverpool packets Refers 10 Messrs John W. Whitlock
Co., Sherman Collins. and Acton Civil Esq, and
otherl.
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aALsps m AUOTTOu.

UcTION.-THIs DAY, AT HALF-PAST 10 O'CLOCK
= ~ NO 10 North william street by ~ Henry,
mnt oil second hand furniture counting house desks
sofas an and bookeyes mahogany bsdstesds, chairs,
an assortment Of dry goods hardware, fancy Artisss
&c sai and examine the goods
WIN. MELWAIN AustSonser
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4 RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A STU
n alton to do chnmherwork and waiting In aprivate IA
y Can bring the best Of city reference from her last
piece Please TO apply at 10 Carnine street hrst story
lacIr
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SOMETHING NEW IN BROOKLYN.-LADIEs, HAv

nrouRNING. EMBROIDERY. AND LACE STORE,
NJ oSSs.-ssn tbe New York and ST. DENIS Hoteis-lhs
Az and complete Of the above goods.
~ he latest Paris styles may be found At this establish,
Ladies' reading in the upper part or the city wui
ana store nothing but the most
Jssirs BE goods are kept, and ~ rsa:onsse prices
bstvssA EeAA - Hi1AA DogssSA
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MILLIN ERY.

~
ExnIgITI3E, OF FAsH nl.ds MLLIMERY
her patrons and the ladies Of New York gene
r;Sayied .oeS Of rich and elegant millinery fall and
winter her and manufacture in every
attention miners and merchants wanting pattern Bon
and usual they will be dealt with on the most rea
Metropolitan Hotel-Nrs W. SIMMONS respectfully
city has handsome Of Paris fall and
ya o Of se ae. e % S
esi,ed BY the Last steamers large invoice Of Paris satin
S BY hs Or
net, as usual. Mrs s. kindly solicts call
DARIs MILLINERY HEP, $50
broadway will open ParislFall Millinery on Monday,
n 1851 Superior Dressmsking and Manas and Chldrons
fashions received monthly.
ERENCH MILLINERY, EAPoRIUM.-sRs W,
ssr nsheroas and the public general for N.
70 s s S S on
s1 tSs a7h inst with surprisingly beautiful stock Of
Fall SA Ss Sr
this city. All solicit is call At 2Sh Qate T1) Division
street.
New PARIS CLOAK AND NANr1LLA MART.-THE
iiy announces to the ladies New visitors that
: :ss w Hss ,'' tho Of sspssnss
CUET 6 Broadway within door Of ST. Thomas Church,
Houston street B-Ploase cory the address,
AIRS s. sTEINFELD, NO. IS DIVISION STREET
York 20 ths rich ana elegant assortment Of fall style
bonnet which she will have the pleasure OF opening on
feels cSnsdert ths. from the which
been paid the selection and making up Of her stock nat
friends and customers.
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AIRS. BARRETT III FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN,
M will open her Partisan Millinery, on Monday Sept.
-. 1852 Drcssmakng and Mantllas and Chidrcns
clothing order at the shortest notice. European
fash nj cd m thly.
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600 H .a. s s fro insurance: sTe@S
Sock for sale. Also, wanted loan 81 900
stocks N. l.. SHELDON, s. Nassau street.
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L. vANDEwArER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
-. TnrnitureWl sell, Thursday, Sept 2oth At Jo1
o'clock at No West Warren treet, between Court and
Clinton Streets Brooklyn, tho furniture contained In the
above house consisting In % Sofas Chars Centre,
Card and Dining Tables Hat stands Book Racks Mirrors.
Bedsends. Carpets Mattresses Feather Beds Pllisste
white China Dining Sets, &c. &c. together with general
assortment Of Kitchen Furniture with which the sale will
commence.
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SPECIAL NOT1CEs.

MASONIC NOTICE.-A SPECIAL MEETING OF TIL
M NJ. W Grand Lodge Of Free and Accepted Masons
s State Of New York. will be held mt the Chinese Building
- Broadway, this Monday evening, at ~ o'clock pr,
sisely JAMES W. POWELL, Senior Secretary.