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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-30
z xEsr AuqIIoNssa Rich FURNITURE.
LOST AND FOUND.

E,ovRD--ADRiFT N TNk fURcH RIVER TaE Ca
nal tont !. u Strang, ot Eluira The have
IL y cal at pier No 4Norh river and paying charges
THOMAS RYAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-30

I'u SPoETSftn "A suo tlsG HATCH FILL TAK1
place Al cisvi e .ssl, 'our mies from Newark,
i j. noraa - G.ry Pigeons fro the trap, rife
Anc shot nj sh bs pautr RI fiji for poultry.
DANIEL ". TELLER, Pro etov.
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M{AkTED-TIIIS DAY TO co SHORT WAY IN
the country, pain cock. Protestant En- lish or
scotct che must understand eating making huto,,
II &C. and have good reference ro her last place. also
80 deAer Arslish Scotch. who perfectly his
!u.ii AID would make hmso,f generally asrui Apply
rtthe National gsncy Office. $50 Broadway batomert
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-30

MAN1bD-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
w titrston cksmbermait or u 10 general housrwav
IL FL AL prvs te family; objections dts
tance in the country Beat Of city Siver
fer two ut 22y Mott street between Syri.
Prirte 6Ireets, in the base n.nl.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-30

LNCR PPET I0ST-W HILs THE WEARER PASSED
IL tLrou,h Tour,r G nth street. do.n Second
d Fourth suitable reward will paid
IL u No 255 f,urtt
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81 AN ED-BY A TtsPE~rABLE YOUNG GIkl. a
" tu.tta cook haa ohjectD to assist IN sshii
ann ironing Hns good cty crenco. Acrly 1t %
Eleventh street tocond aoor fre Can
tyo Tays
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-30

MfAkTfp-IY & W UNG GENTLEMAN A sIry
~ ATTN In Fret rats touse rs correspop ang c!,rs
e hEgh h. French ana italian languages.
IA Wholesale or rsta 6usaes3 Beet OF city rciecance
AoSresa X n, uarald
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snt OF styles. -
sd carat gold warranted first eiass time
be- for -le by tho hcrber wholesale md rat 33
gy sndvsy, otico SEQ nd d)or DAVID RAIr.
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A ucqttE Eo1iCE-THos BELL. AUG rloNERa
- " Irs,,h.@ sls th, t.y :. 10y. o'.o;s
tx eye trrs s'esh robes for eo.s NUT, a,ps'I
Is r. .gsa S.sa s S a sssas
brsndy jswsry, suns, splenaiA Watches. teys, 81,
A UcTros NOTICE -HARDw.Rr, McW- FAycY
viii si s 's ~. sy a. Is sasos 10
Par street large s9r-mert Of hardw,re cusls-y shelf
sooee aad ianey srtle.es. Catalogues now ready.
AUCTION NoTleE.-EtsGANT sosswoop,, VA
Gnop srci will SELL this day. at salsroom ~ Nassau
ncy nitSre so1is,iss o rosssed riror sss,
ts .e s .s .S AL fsss
ma r., r. arare bee oo5keass. pan.n e s'ns IS.
casf advances Cst,l gue tho moreins % bale ALI
a9r. MY sleigh reL remain ag uacaei Coz from previous
4 2 FUTILE, AucTloNgER..asLgIau ROBES,
ocoek a. 02 By adwa the balance OF assi,aes sok
sable stone m.rtep and cnnehls NUTS v.etorins, aud
efa ss pereme.o for casa by order o. tae aes!snos
A LUEKT II. RIcoL.y, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
vres, vateht, ehsrs &C. or aSsoata sai uscoadii
ss ~ ss or s% qs Tho AZ T.
&c, Ley 60, vii .ei a. aueti n on sat,,ds2 Ds:em
splt ndd Of nayswo!r PA,is!a and Bag
H. aa sDssa crosses a.s sa s sT'
ane asaonG; pr md sismond do resri DO OPAL o.;
opa asd disao.d Stooc cosSsai aai diamond iocias,
M as % q gs . By Ct aas &
sssrt; Fn,iFb ievor ws.c6ss ohronometers Gunsiag
sa ,s oes oas us sn ana Y.s
ss nor Inn, pn . Ses ad sads
No Is ns f so ss sV s ass rao p % ssad
way ard 40 Wail street.
pY ALBERT II. NICoL Y co FRIDAY. DEcEM
- Der 80 NJ nali psls 10 O'clock at si Broadway .ae
m re s ss
W. t s9 % md ss sny
pcs RI cars y noseco aud hair town. rocking ca sra
pei.ssry, Tosvood sad Sssk waiaus French and eshor
6sesead Nssns mattresses brary and writing tsbles
septr tbios sncf do; lad s. work tables great variety
s "Ss a IL & s i.f ,9s so
etestss coffee able qusItette and t,o tables counting
rtneet Of eetan, household furniture which win 5,
ana tho lest ordsr which offers good p
turi ,or the rnrehase q coed furniture At low rates
ID D,oNasn, AucItaNsEs sTnag 50 nKo.pwsAy
da,2 80 90 :. 10 o'clock asa AVN ss.s,s ali the
hs sv,ins isasrias in and ss,rs Ia oss ah, sid
piasaNp OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WILLIAM r..
WING 4 ~ aueticneaTa, WI .eli NJ anet,op, ca
s s'rss sasas Es as soid s.asg
~, a srs,,a, sS1S "a sPsi
'ugs "a = adea b,sapliy eos Mta dsmona.; bessss
r ssh isais ~ tsn y4.asS ae soi "a ,9I
sr sssSe y ~ rs, IA lisi nd s: @
oasHt 1cpt %" soNts srd keya charms. pnci huttcr
o,s AZ rgs 80 o,sss sEua s..es .a a:.sr AZ:
- = Ptrisi.t srfo. trrry sfl u wsr.an'a ist
'tt-e' ~ = n 'stsi Luv
pay LEAST T. IPusJ1G AroTsqy msiyAsNCE
~ rce,n,n'r sas;, Al sns .oss.sh secti ., The
smerasd lArtr Z lSh3 n uce is lsresy Evoa that the
lrIiltr wi Iui lie anci hi tiidcr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-30

HENRY H. LsFDs, aUcTInNErR:-H II. LEEDS
"a @i Hii st auction Wednesday and Friday 23th
aud :0 inst l0 DEL ok A. NJ at the aaiesroonl No
~ treet liz PGDdonis great sae of marble and
saastr ard fancy goods o description This
VI, he tie l. st and tes sale Of the Marble sd
eln aser statusy consisting part of The Ship ordssa
uuqi tce, IN pds str Csnopa Dsnoing Girls Of
and He Venue IN ell figures o. Susannsl. Cleo
psrs ard Ve'usa' the Bath also Rseehr, aud Ar.dno
and two pairs 81 cI rei@ssis tlaoater and marble
sta trc stgte k;rust square pedostsa
With fine reliev1s do Uebe Gre
eo'umns Bardscs, vsse with GRIT handles Egyptian
nson ohong osnhatee Hardglio Leaf f)riss
The Doric eolum da sienna Por pel pitchers Trsosa
18th relieves Baechns aud Tc plies Pnv card
ccivers. dophins cornucopas Romsu for lights
GRESHAM mural trp"cs, p.tsras. oanttes for mantes 30
40 Also parsn Goods -Parian marble figures, ggoupes
srge figures bns,s Of .Squ site fnih Pls ed
tire invo 81 elesant and costly silver plated
p'tins GALE basket casor walters sticks ta aud
water urns, tea and fec fss, rut stands 10 Papis
che c0risng Of chairs aud table, splenddIy in
laid with pearl iukstapds. trrys, portfolios ic.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-30
DIR. Dod's syrup OF Alumnlo. -Th,s Colc

Iratsd medicine 10 tho Of ooughs sid, nstnms
sts, i.se az ose,ses din. % con rm oil
ettlc inngs, may be had o. Rush.pn Clara
Irsne~a,; A. h.; & -. Sands do oornnr OF Fulton aad
DO Rrookyn; John hrrrny Eswbtry tho proprietor
ANDREW EADlI, IS North Moore street.
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tt AhTED-A siW .CrIYE jCLNG ZEN ga
~ aEirte 10 money mstins busines a saalt seuu- ;
required Apyly 70 I'm BGrns. Is Bseksan street. Citation
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( OsT--A cHECK Fob :, nsG - ON paE BANK or
IA New york, drawn ~ tn nnd-fsisoel In favp N IL.
Meyer. AL persons j EgsiDst pegot at,ag
receiving the =. -ef h.ying been stopped.
SgtEHskDc6 GEBHhRD.
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WET NURSE "A REsPlCTABLE WOMAN. Wso
~ has lost her baby wishes situation wet nurse
Good city reference Can be at liz West T4nh
street, 3et~een Broaoway aud University pla G. from
al. =, ?. NJ. tach day, for two ds5s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-30

W ANIL iOUtG NAN, VINO IS CAPABLE or
W thbag charge CT set Of booFt; correct 40
ooui tant End under, tand his bus address sh ro
form see box a3ka lost fiee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-30
In the case or Canal street. VI. Broassway,

the public has verdict DECIDEDLY in favor OF Cana
street f jddgo hing f. tn tremendous rusi
that he's been made upon tne iur eesnbl1bent OF our o
rend BSna lU6 Canal street. cOrner of Hoos.sr Broad
wsy btediy the most magnificent, aud mos
he Jar rs the exterior l. ccncernet brt vaat u
find mpte as5srtmeA Of iagi - and ohi isns eurs
dies beaver bonne,a chereus hate and caps superior
article moderate price, kANTAS His - th
pa where get useful desirable New Year PRESENT
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R.ch nrncclcts, 90 rcw ssyIes, sets Brenst.


picr ard pearl fes pearl snd diamond crosses,
srby diam nd ohetlene chains solt thmbls5 aad
ooko At nantfact ef the subscriber, office 600 nd
door. Ssl Broadway ID sVIOkAIr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-30

I ITERAkY rARlNaRSuir whsTED-A GENTLE
Ia man of nndounted rep tsbi ty. most bar, educa
Sion aud rate lssios sthin eats wishes to ehtan in
trst IL publishing or reW spaper establishment where hts
active sef the of 81 0J0 or 5000 NAV
insure quaL Income. Actress Alumnus box No. I7S
frihL
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~ ASTED--AN ENGfNEERS APPRE ST,CE OR AN
" spgneer VII se health may require mlder climate
10 Cuba. Yer particulars spsy to Giroie SIS Broad
uAy IRON to 0 =. NJ. aud TO 4 L. ".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-30

I OST--CNE DOLLAR kt s RD--LOST, ON WE'D
IL needsy !orniny. the OF Broad way
N.d Gsrd srtst 70 ne srnh irt5 an OLD fskioaed gold
ling with y roe W lie sivsc. of value
except the VINO keepsa.s. The
hndr a please return 1hor L. Conroy q Park place,
IL Are.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-30

iSfANTEli-h WOMAN 10 COOK AND Assist WtrJ
W tho wathig Al ironirR who
roe and vel reoonnendod ~i apply oes gaea
the hours OF AID p at ca Eass ~ enty street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-30

WAnTtD-IN 4 SNAIL FAMILY, A YOUNG ENG
" sh n Soften man, - wait table, dr;ys q hor
gayon and to usAe hisef generally useful Apply IS
Seventh asorus
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IA AkTED--A INSPECT BILE. SOBER NAN, VII
w la work good judge OF beef aud pork, and prac
ealiy acquainted With packing tho vsrious sde Such
r.y bear II plaza ,air salary, By
sdcr,ssins note to Inspector No lao itae
Applicants iii please state Whist experience they had
ard where.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-30

" ahtp.iion az plsa cnoa 20 her ard nsr, pti.
ytte iiS che NpJejttani6 general h3usswnrk shs
arst cass city iertnees PIesee cal seoana ave-
lIs sccna door. front in tLe rear
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-30

| 4 Q FUTILE. AucTioNEER..sLeI1H ROBES;
IA Fancy Fore &e.A. q. Tdstle Nil sell this day At II
ocoek a. o2 By sdway the bs,nce OF stosk
carst III Of about eev.nt sleigh lap rohs ut
sable stone msrten and chinchlla NUTS vctorihe aud
cuff sas for by order o. the aes.Sne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-30

HENRy LEEDs, AuC1IoNEER HENRY II. LEEDS
IL CO. will self Frias Dec 80 ct IL clock In font
& sroEe No. wall srttta pi stn eecond hs, nearly
Few and in e1ccil ns orer Wit, pole and shafts; s,
h,rseA bg tail trisht bay horse lh5 hsudn bis,
cid last tpus sund and Wind in single harness. and
superior dds horseto be G-Id without
nelhh Iibury AMI hyperion Is q harness sde by
Wilson; ay horse Old warrants kiad i, all
hsst slso l lh rohes bells 40 without At
eiock in the sslesy OF store Wall street large
asstr mt o. frs NIL 81 tbe st y to cloes FOE hc
md to be- sol without si,sins of rich
eef hue Bay sable mnk royal Russian ermiue STONE
ar,iD, s. nth mocsn ehno Ia. Russ aud African
Sb risn sqpr el London iu tired lvDx
hem martin and her ii desc al
pr,sl, FIR private sale and eyery clo warranted IS
catalogue. Aso 1ernss msntllss oapes. NUTS cufs
vic ril boas rok tie tho costly furs Also
rorne Of thu ,idhess lined and un'net robes ana
apYohes 81 bite and faok beA buffalo, Astsncau pr
sLd slite volt and panther robes 20 Also bualo
tats raeccon do Siberian, do bar skins TO- To the
trade o. ether this will BIO found the nesi sale tht
and a. beore stated. ery article strictly
q. III be txam ed the before sa,e
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N01ICE-TEE MA1TsaS L THE LATE PARTNER
~ chip Of aurh Penny havo been amoabiy adjusted
snc Joteph 4. to settle the at.ors OF
abe trn under srtic. signed and in his
Ne~ ,rk Dec. y Ih5J g PENNY.
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SrkT NURSE.-WaNrED A SITUATION AS WET
w nGYse by respectable women, with frcsh breast Of
miik inquire of Mr. 4ageworth No " bridse street,
GrocslI u, up stairs, enc door from York street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-30

w woDna for an infant She must be thorough
ly med TO the of cnidren good and
lorer, aad able reedewo we Apply st 4l Louit
street, ,lp, rite y arreD street. Soath Brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-30

A PAKTahKw AMI u WITH EIGHT OR TEN HUN
n cred dollar y Of tnG ~ dasucrrt osype eetab
isbUnt H. Tho t,ty eeTt ~ TIE bet location IA the
United states inquire the gallery "a B:oadsay oorEsi
Of Fulton sweet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-30

UrAN7E. by YOupU ENGLrsHY3gAS. A
~ situation scasnatrrss she tahe The
81 tire charge of ,ufnnt from s rth lease al i. ~
Mott street. rear tulGinf, second floor, for two
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yNhGTLD-BY A RESPECT BILE PROTESTANT
w young woman, situation to mnd child .aa Hest Of
city reerer &C given for two days at ~
Eleventh. itte.t, in The between Third and Fourth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-30

in Fulton look akanse the horde
customers hat contiD iay ia aAd cut o No ~ She
whole secret Of the mater that DaUM ~ PRoUH,
who determined to DO ahead careful about oug
their customers good articles we'll To- ant at tho
time them ~ith arbitat price. Dola ba,
and economical puroh invited to call.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-30

WANTEn-BY PERSON OF BUSINESS NJ BITS, A
Etnston as collector out toor ele,k light prter
time Keeper IN factory, clerk l. wholesale store by
tha undersigned, who is an Amer can wei quantec n
the city and give reference required Please
oroea Daptias. lah v est Nv entieth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-30

DSyes MlLL.-A sgIC4L PARrvEg, WIN A
~ capital OF - co. santed tisua tho business Of
old established house having annual shortme
pay de 3. $40 All cenidoutsi Ad
Cress. with real name. L. n hsrnld Once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-30

fpl.r did aseortens 81 gentleens cork hoo boots
CATERS viii will be sold st low price at S7f Broad
way C,B! J.. N -ato ri sorts II boots and shoes
OF every descriI ton, will be found in this store.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-30

WANTFD-A PARTNFR, OK 4 YOUNG MAN WITH
w cash cap til 81 g. Oc y invest ia well essnbshs
and lucrative sus! tom twenty thirty per
tpront To youna man VIII wishes to plsee his
10 goo interest this s eaeeeat Chance rs his services
would be quir d. for which larry will DO given
vice Tor the money; md IL t3e bueilee
Mcrris. Herald office -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-30
GcSA L III. 4 e. ,.xS. aUrlChs

CT non ~ $1,000 -THE ADVERTISER WOULD
Pl.OOV hie = ,nysst ON 900 to s., 900 in
ftciahe r1Ariag tus the Services Of o
competent intst efh city coaid be made
aysiahle Addrcf q. =. reraid ofics.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-30

VoUEG NEN's DEMOCRATIC UNION CLUB.-THE
nemsers Of this ISOLATION arc requested to attend
regular meeting thereof at their Club 565 Bra
his iiday) evening Mt IA O'Clock. Punosual attendance
is particularly Re qu,sted,
CORNELIUS CARNEs Secretary.
The emberpf the bail Committee requested to At
terd tin said ,me a and pa e
lta tickets will be for distribution that BY
order IL. l., CARR Chairman
HISS. LINcoLN, Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-30

has choice OF hsndkeIefiels csavata seast,
gowns, collars and shirts fer the holidays Ths
sts sde by bi hEvo peculiar artistic Ut and eesno
rsbe that garment Keep them IN mind 49, give
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49, - - = a -
POJIrTCAY..

DEMoCRATiC REPusLICAN CEREBRAL C0sMITrEs
IL "A meotin II thi ommttee will be held Friday
L. B. sHEPA Chairman.
As TTG 9swrn' Sc retAries.
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4 iST-CN HEbRESDaa - MING, 2STu INSTANT.
II l. on 4 T. BAa~a ara FL srset Stages, black
or. gsis in do usr gith red TIA da ill
literally wardtd rsurn it TO he oNAer q. NJ. ~
learl street
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New Yea,,s Gins -y.neic., Il You Hyish Ia

new Ie0t'6 CflftS .-slQfIes, II you WISH 10
mako rrcseuts to re Ids go them Of rslnce's
q2lted sirte that is warranted TO wash without
wsdspr None nuiIe except the nave she i'm
= ray PIC thersan To 30 obtained shsluaie at So .pd
1863 at factory 25 West riry cst ctr
ard at other respectable fancy so,c sroux CITY
THOMAS FRANCE.
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table tirtf made order by GATE G6 Broadway IRE no
t.nsily krorn The DRESSING r0le crsvsti ties car
r'avrs a. from the first French houses we'll WORTH
critical n
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~ Browr's sages, ia;e II black velvet Abe hadex
viii 10 rewarded ~ LEAVING the ct 254 Wess Twenty.
ihiId street.
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The Last Day for New Yea Pre-.

books cjase at Y. ML. OF readers neglect
ria - I'D eytis,eat OF CHA ES WoOD, 15 Broadway,
headed 100 farms and 500 building ios Every who
quic coua.rl residence should apply this day for sub
stantial
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-30

81 hroadaSy, ticr nd Hoor ohcrs sails risuon
rnEs tir gle stone half hoop, cireIet csrysi XIV.
aus r:sEsp fch crosetr, cluster earrings branch
pa y IN do, iaesl=a DO at the impor er's p.iecs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-30
Holiday News, -Fapcy Duskets. Fonc,

basket An extensive gasety 81 arcy Frcnnh and rmsn
baskets suitable Ger clpdieI ipen Gid flo
and fruit ssEete Shsisr aud al leaf haskts
wlh With bobby horses. rocking hotsos hideens GAR
risscs, cAir DO We oiier a, low prccs.
SIMPSON CO., 90 Canal str.ts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-30

81 AETED-A Y0UnG WOMAN, TO DO TIE GENE
" raj homework Of all family Protest pccfsred;
NUT to got plain epok AID good washer Araner.
hppiy Mt No 81 no! ris rsrs Jert ey city,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-30

yNANTEB-nY A RESPECTABL YOUNG WOMAN
~ situation cook, washer and ironsr in
mily Bert of city refese. given Can BE te
Ga at III Cl arle sIett second floor Welt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-30

Sd aNTED IN AN oFFiCE-aN ACTIVE, VIII
II lrg Sta a ellige lad about tfteen o. 10
uft wFe air haSd aud be Lbi 10 irax satisfactory
ps' sis a = honesty, 70. ono rssi1nE with hi.
3 J. lt.etL Ter Canal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-30


Of emrodees lace head aresses DC ccmbissd wisn
extremely low prices at which they are oasred make
fashionable and popular resort NkWyAN'S, No. 765
RroaawaY, between Aigh th and Ninth streets
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Pre- MUM CIoalss selling or. Ladies'. nov


wish make presents you will ind at Miess ia 0anai
iutful rodered toilet slippers for geuten
aiso ace- misses and ohdrens gaee boot, and fancy
shces OF ali kinds with boys and youthJ patent leather
boots Congress gaers, &c &c. tcri ui snd aPpro-
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Spirit of the age., 1853-05-25
An Original ESSAY.

An esteemed Correspondent, who is fully
alive to the importance of ridding our State
Of the curse of the Liquor Traffic, suggests
the propriety of offering liberal Premium
for the best written Essay upon the evils of
the Traffic, and upon the necessity Of Legis-
lative action for its suppression--the Essay
to be written by a citizen of the State, and
particularly adapted to the views and neces-
stiles of North Carolina-to abound with sta
tistics derived from indubitable authority, as
to the amount of liquors made in our borders,
the amount imported-the crime, costs, taxes,
&c. intoxicating drinks entail upon the COM
munity- the proper steps to be taken to re-
lieve our people of this burden-in a word,
an original paper, peculiarly adapted to our
condition and wants. Our Correspondentalso
suggests that steps be taken to raise a fund
with which the Essay may be printed and
scattered by hundreds and thousands through
out the length and breadth of the State, to
awaken our people to q sense of the impor-
tancc of the subject.
We have not time or room to say more
than that some such State paper is very much
needed, indeed is indispensable, in order to q
proper understanding by our people of the
enormities of the ravages Of liquor in ou
own community. We need something thai
will bring the matter home to the heart anc
conscience of every North Carolinian-some
thing that will array in glaring facts an6
| figures, what the people Of our own State suf
| fer and endure, to sustain this nefarious bu
siness. Let sufficient sum be offered as ;
Premium as will justify the expense AM
trouble in collecting the necessary data tt
secure an impressible, striking Essay, ant
we will be able to startle our people from
their apathy on this subject, from one ex
tremity of the State to the other. We shall
have more to say on this subject again-it /
an important one.
Spirit of the age., 1853-05-25

WATER SPoUT.-A letter to the Daily News
gives the following account of the terrible
effects of the late storm i'll lower Princess
Anne, by which it will be seen several lives
were lost:
On Sunday last, between and four o'clock,
P. NJ, water spout appeared in North river
near the residence of Mr.. T. F. Morris, which
entered the western point of his woods, and
in its progress laid waste every thing before it.
An immense quantity of timber was destroy
ed, dwellings were overturned and human
life destroyed. The sufferers are, Mrs. J.
Beasley, who was badly wounded. two child
rem and young lady on visit, slightly In
iured, dwelling and outhouses totally destroy
ed, Mrs. julia Stone AMI daughter both seri-
ouslyiniured, and dwellings of every descrip-
ton destroyed. The dwelling of Mr.. Raleigh
Grimsteade with every other building on the
farm, was destroyed, his wife and one daugh.
ter killed, and three others severely injured
their bodies being so mangled and crushed
as to be scarcely recognized. The daughter
Of Mrs. Pain was wounded and John kilgors
killed. NJ. D. Salmon, Mrs A. Carroll and
James Bowen slightly injured.