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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-11

lJCARD AT CAS- EROADRAY-FRONT AND REAR
- suits second and trd 6oora elegantly furnished for
rss also, for single gentlemen, with full board
fhe house aJ all the modern improvements References
exchanged;
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gCLHD AND ROOMS, Fer FAMILIES AND SINGLE
ID gentlemen csn be hsd No. 10 Union square, west
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TAMES COLE kUCfioNEES.-LARC SALE OF III
y valuable iotr The Nipth ward, Brooklyn
Gates Greene Lewis and Spyvesant avenues and Hickory
and Quincy james 4 viii cell st ,tion
Wednesday December H. 1853 Y o'clock in the Mer
chants EXCHANGE New YORK the following property,
III lots Cat Greene Leafs sud StuYvesant
and hickory and Quincy strecSs aorg which there
several ltts. also les which
there good dwelling ouse ard bra This OF the
best property in the Ninth ward II eonre Of the priae
pal with in bpsks Of Division
which viii be railroad from williamsburg and wi hin two
blocks Of To npkins equare paving ON
which line OF sapea ing from chs Fulton ferry Tns
grade hiRh and the location heahful-
The the all of good class.
Fihypr Of the purchase money ond and mortgage.
Mani and full b. the office of the
onte 3 Fulton street, Brooklyn and IL Nassau street.
New York
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1 SINGLE 9ENFbEaAG Can BS @ccoN 600 sTsD
Il with parar hedrn with large 9losete ataeass,
the eEgrd door Wish stags bt0skiRst VIA hr ie
i5sa ~ hot, cold, gn si baths. ea5s ArFy - 05 s
TvoDty see0na sweet hetwsea FonTsh snd L1gesn ave-
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BOARD A LADY .ED GENlLE1AE CAN GBr.IN
- furnished front With fa board for II, lady oiy,
nv addres.i ca mile, Broadway Post 0tiee Paymsnt
board required weeIy in s;yance Thoe only VII wish
to live qnictand retired, are requested TO apply.
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Glasgow House, 779 Broadway, West End,
near Grace Church..MADDEN STEWART respe ,sfuily
ladies' New York inspect their nsive
stock and lace goods &C. Strangers visiting
ths city will find this establishment worthy Of patronage
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niamonds and Watches. DAVID Rat.

porter Sl Broadway stairs offers sale
package or IN Is as. gold clusters rings pins
Jlex lover chonomeer a cylinder Watches at Importers
prices.
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CLOTHING, &C.

4 NSI-VVT CLUTHING.-I2,WW WORTH WANTEO.-
" The highest oaah proo will be literally givon In cpsrep
aoney for largo or email lots of good left of clothing
ivory description. Address throu on JAkEs
SORONky at his secondhand sore II Orange street ues,
MEMS AND BOYS WINTER AND SUMMER CLOTH.
l ing at Wholesale 20 cont eas than the prioes
At 81 Fulton street. This good chance persons buyin
10 sell agaia
NOTICE TO GENIs.-IF You WANT TO HAVE Y0UR
~ winter clothing properly cleaner without oolorag or
disaeests scent must send them Pearl
Broadway wi ere they perly cleaned dyed al
tered repAred with ooare nngs ssd buttons CHEAP
by a. GOATlSs0s. Observe 1858 Pearl street i'
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fyANELIAs yAPoNIoss-BY ORDER on JUDGE

4 y
~ Campbell, SUPERIOR Court j. b. 8anteI, Receiver.
WILLIAM IRVING Il co viii sell at auction, on Tuesf
day. December H. at lO1 e'cl0ss the sales No.
Pine street. 600 cemes from 60 six feet high in bud
and lowering containing ro hundred buds
and towers each, rising varletyd0uble
white hinged and PLAIN stu aud all osber oh ce
reties, all in perfect She OF tue well
known orst b. haHt- The attet tion of amateurs and
florists respectfully sd thi
OF the choicest arsd auction They
he exam ned with Catalogue December 18th
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French JeWelry, 4S1 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
NEsCHAND DE GAME GUILlEMOr 60. beg leave t,
inform their patrons and the public in they have
received bv the steamer Washn Of the
choice Paris ewely patterns which will ncr. tao 'ari
ETY. Of their stock and them satisfy those
Who will honor them with visit
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lestual Facultes will be Mr. Fowlers subject at Kncker
be Of Twenty third street and Eighth
Monday ping December H. alta o'clock, closing
with examinations Tickets l23a CENTS
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poARD WAL TED Ely A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE,
ID in small privste far lily who're theve other
board Ftccpd story with al the modern i'm
rrovcnent town preferred. Address, Thomas, Herald
nttip
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BOARD ON BROOKLYN HEIG ITS "A FRONT ROOM
and bedroom on the seund agor with gas for single
err; Apply a. % Willow street, Brooklyn. Five minutes
walk from Fulton ferry
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no RENT.To COOP TENANT HOUSE NO l65 WEST
rca5 between Seventh and Eixhth avenues from mber
20, 1883 to May l, 1884, LONGER II wanted Rent fr De-
cemler 90 1883 to Nay 1854 500. After $3.50
payable quarterly advance For fur particulars
inquire on the premises, after 10 O'Clock A. N.
ITO BUILDERS TWO IRON FLUTED COLUMNS
for sale cheap, at As Jehn street.
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pOARD.-fANillEs AND SINGLE GENTLEMEN DE-
- string hoard will End elegantly nrnihsd apartments in
house repete sth convenience for their comfort by
applying 5l Tenth street Of Fosrh Also
psrlor spd be drooB just veosteo W Sp.nsh family, viii
DO lot reasonably for the winter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-11

OvercOats, In every Variety or Style, for
%'pter-We have now an immense offer at whole.
yaIs and retail. d. 81 DEVLlN,
IS and IS John street, 90 cner of Nassau,
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Open,ng OF spring Good, for 1853.


LAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, x co. respectfully invite the
l. of Washington TO their unusually large
Of fancy dry goods Of the latest npoaons,
embracing all the newest styles OF FL
French and Indin dress silks, rich grenndine
Baysderc robes, graduated bsrege robes
Printed cbeliey, tissues, Paris lawns and jacones
Spring mousseines, plain bereges IN all colora
Bsrege do lane, NOUS de baze French chiazes
Newest patterns OF silk and lace maniiias
Embroidered AVID plain Grape shawIs
Black lace shaws and scars
superb lot Of French embroideriea in cspes
Berhcs, ciimezeis, collars, sleeves
Infan's' caps, and dresses worked shirts
Embroidered, hesch, scolop and other styles of linen
Honiton, Gimrure, Mschln, and English thread aces
All numbers Of best kid gloves
English silk and thread hosiery.
All kinds Of mourning dress goods such as
Beat black silks, bombasia black grenadne
Black chaiey, black bcrege, black alpaca
R.es English esps Sssf H s., ana gloves
Black NANTES and shawis
All kinds Of fine white goods, consisting Of
Plaid and striped cambria muslin, jaconet
Null, NHDsook, and Victoria muslin
Figured and dotted swiss muslin, bishop lawn
Cambria dimiiy, linen cambria
Figured aud bobiuet, silk and thread illusion
We have in scn.emen wear an ample supply OF the best
Undershirs, drawers, cravsis, pocket handkerchief &C.
Our stock OF goods will be found more complete
and extensive Than heretofore consisting Of
Linen sheetns, pillow linen, sieeia table d.mssk,
Crash, German ROLL table plano
Toilet covers, fran napkins, and doileys
In up stairs we very heavy
Brown and bic sched sheetnss
The most celebrnisd brands Of shirins cotton
PLAID domestic, ginshsm, ealieoes
Cotton and linen osnsbur.s, cotton check
Bed ticking colored cambria Secis Madras handkerchief
And many goods suitable for servants
Ws shall maize object sell goods lower Than the same
Citizens NOT onl Ss trouble and expense Of going north to
their purchases, a considerable difference price, We ask
call from 81 !" c cnaSr fpa sa%ToS Nay Co
Mar as-otawawf EH
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celebrated distinguished Dr. Wood, 0f Massa
woacxsrxa June /, lsls
DEAR sR gives pleasure you my ma
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already person, shor tins looked .
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his extremely bad prescribed ne u.ssl sScins
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valuable auxiliary diaeasee
and vasusbts medicine.
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THE SPEECHES, FORENSIC ARGUMENTS, AND DIpLo-
. TieE OF His LIFE AND WORKS. BY EDWARD EVERETT.
in Q vols. evo. cloth. Price sl2.
1T speaks fsvoraby think for intelligence and
tona feeling people this country Mess Lae,
Co have been called upon to Issue The sixth edition Of
opinion expressed BY clergyman Of rh,dePha IN
S 40 s e .a sn o M "a sm na & e
susns. % Of I a hayn enSss s ys
my useful service, which have been Induced through
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Of the subjects treated the soundness and force Of the
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impair the value Of the edition. but would tend to increase
In mis- .u'h-rz.d publish II. follow
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"Mes.r. IrrLr, Rsows, co-GrsILrxrs: have been
ness Of your edition Of Mr.. Webstsr's works.
sS% % wa a1 va!
be included nc in h, his en-. entire puoshsd works ,
hereafter be collected and published in the same style with your
publication which render
your edition incomplete diminish
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have expressed decidedly opinion
Boston Webster Memorial published by Messrs L Brown
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United states Patent Omcr.
Mashinatnn. March z, 1889.

0s the petition OF Aussu. Roth, Of Paramount fhisde'ph,s
county, syivanis, extension OF patent
granted October 1870. improvement in
from the expiration OF
patent 3st OF October, is53-
ordered said petition be heard the Patent once on
October, 1885, IL O'clock and sH per
appear show they have why
said petition ought TO be granted. $500. )
required hic In the Patent
Once their objections specially set forth In writing at least wshy
filed by either party 20
transmitted in accord
Office, which viii be furnished on aPp
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Ordered also that this notice be pablhed IN s
Patriot Bu,tnore Maryland Inquirer, Phadelphs Pennyl
New York city, once week for he sue
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Mar J-taw3w ~. ~. e. + = ts,s.,tt... 1900 -.
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no EdtorsFor sale undivided interest OF
third "Keokuk Derpstohn democratic pub
city keokuk Iowa. elected the State
b. the last legislature.
Termr 700 down, $4,000 payable half down, and half in
six months.
Information apply the Editor Of the "unon 10
WIN. A. Hornish 4 Co, publishers Keokuk, Iowa
Feb 25-lswbwwp
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Rsx Rivsr RAu.
roNGKEss having reeenuy amended providing
nos.i .,s ksd aver IAN g aasa a.sl,'
.ued in sisad " ipfsia 3 tieraFs e3Rnl. II Ii +.
fre REMOVAL or RED RIVER RAFr. s ~
viii :. reserved :. ns We. Sn ne ns.
as m keeping The Navigation Of said river open
and Tree nom BY ss'iss OF more years
Esa aass r 20 sAS ssS by ssa pssss
specifying IN b. bid Inc time w,.a which as
DAY 1850 also ,ne nsmssI 81
during which be binds sS. ss . .u and M
the bidder provided the DC
said ra and = Keep The hver free
from obstruction shseey for The Longest psod 2, us with
good sareiies The OF $1,000 eoadliioned io M
vim his me NAMES q ,ns persons ., w hs n
os a. saees and % ama ..o s, s
district Judge the United States for The State ~ which pc
them worth $4,000 over and ali Their debt. and
liabilities No bid viii be examined unless these conditions shan DC
OF the sun Of 600 appropriated for .s above object o
Whenever The shall report that portion q The
s sssl DC War
q one s as ~ r s. 70 ss q su s @
ded no partial shall BE- made oT ess Than par,
corresponding humber with The number years
during which ne @ s ma % ~ ne sae uSrs
Each bid be the whole work that for the removal q
r .sfi
will be addressed undegned marked on
the envelope, Proposals for removing Red river ras
Colonel Corps Typographical Engineers.
Jan g. 2Otd&2nwtAprl
All papers published advertisement.
hereby publish this aud in addlton
The Gazette Democrats Rock, the Telegraph, Of
Arkansas. twenty times daily and then twice week
Each paper advertising copy paper containing
the Advertisement sa.sa y
Law school Of Cumberland University, MT Lebanon.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Caruthers, late one Of The circuit
judges Of Tennessee. @
Hon Nathan Green late one Judges supreme
of Tennessee. @4-H.t 4
Hon Ridley, the chancelors of the State
Judges Caut, and Green dev e their whole time exclusively
school.
Plan Of intrueohl Daily class the
but explanations OF the
daily progress of the examinations
q Weekly of common law and equity in which stu
Of facts by the profess
through all the known actual
The framed them To
Deeds Wills records and all of documents 10 be read as ev
Of the taken by appeal 10
which held monthly in the class, and in
The students act clerks shes
judges and chancelors, and In other Official
the third Monday
tembeT third Thursday February The second
the succeeding Monday in February and ends second
Thursday in July.
Erpeses per $50, in advance contingent
boarding $50 Students furnish their books,
which had In the Lebanon bookstores st
enter No previous study required for ad
There regular classs Students enter a
any time during the collegiate
Number of Students the last collegiate year eighlys
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS,
Feb Il-eoly President Board Of Trustees.
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John HARRISON. deoea.ed, pnrs"snt to a decree of
England, made csustte Risen
the 10Th day Of March, 1854 whereby
referred Joseph Humphrey, The master Of the said
whom this referred and
John Hsrrison Thurston
Cumberland, farmer by the dsscrp
description Of hs heir atsw Of heir and
said should also inquire who the heir
w the said his DEATH md WHO'S the
heir heirs law the claiming the
heir ataw in America, the hs,rsisw Of The heirsisw u
the said John Harrison, who died
the month ofAnaus 1877 or the heir Or heirs st~ Of the said
such heirs
before III. 1853,
claims the chambers OF the
Buildings, Chsncsy Lane, London default
will be peremp,orily excluded om benefit
all capable OF giving information
furnish the the
solicitors either Of them. Itt
said had
America about 1882 where he
leaving
rt1 leaving his eldest
him surviving. s.rf..
Thursday Jnly, 1859, at II O'Clock
for
upon Dated this 10Th day Of January 1883
GAPEs STUART,
Field Court Grsy's Inn, London,
Assnt for w. Waugh, solicitor, Cockermouh Cumberland,
RAVEN 4 BRADLEY, e..F
No. 2Hsrcosu Building, Temple, London, Solicitors
tEf f1E for Her Maies'ys Attorney General