The New York Herald Newspaper, March 29, 1853, Page 4

re EE ETD . = Archbishop's will be found Bovsson Qugerion—Lerren Rev. Brevity NEW YORK HERALD, |icccrcume ae panics, ody. 00 8 im pe rian mors, e « ape rae man, Haxeon.—We es | Coneene the ortd Kas nove, JAMES GORDON Sa simrr, | Fetter Garant MG cvenIRG, Serrwon te ft of | 22s of justice, the letter of Rev. Mr 1,00 | esate f Mo Cont Sean Pr EDITOR, his regular series of lectares, at the Tabernacle, to & the strictures of “ yes Pan iter eT 47 corner ee eee pretty large audience. His subject was “he Bible | 12 reply to ' + Of “vat correspondent, | now be estimated at eden Pete catinine terpeiie prion x. w. comsan oF FULTON axp xassav 876 | andthe Papel system.” The overfiow o¢ yews trom | “St Clair.” upon Mr, fanson’s first publica- ounet por uum ay gretesly Slondidpletars complete, fn a tne case. ae 7. | all quarters obliges us to defer the ~ onort, tion concerning the alleged identity of the Rev. | off in the quantities sent down by sire shergee fl Wedeumc XVIIE........cceccsscseseeecneeee * | Oar inside pages to-day contig the reply of Mr, Eteazer Willame with the Dauphin of Louis | of diggers to spend their Christmas at their Y sapective a days mere only at 156 "AMUSEMENTS THIS EVENING. Hanson to “St. Clair,” © poeming Rev. Eleaset || XVI. of France. ‘The reader will find it wor- | Bm 1 oo trom the oe a weoe railing of, the entice stock of ladies, Williams and the Bour’ jon cuest‘on; the Spiritual '| thy his care. perusal. and it will convince several gold Selda, tame. Mount Mier god, ant three t4, misses, boys, and childrens’ boots, shoes, gaiters, Hy iat es Bowery—Oraxi20—Buiwe Bor. | ap = es ‘Ovens, A O eee BOWERY THEATRE, Delusion—being the ‘ ,her side of the Doughty cea; | him thet, ty Mr. Hanson should fail in restoring sa ocean. 0 Bae of Meant oc aseously, worked: dhately._ 20 thoes cored. "Wl boll sing BROADWAY THEATRE, Broadway—Lapy or Lrore— | Coroners’ Inquest”,; Commercial, Police, Court, and | nis atiposed Louis XVIL. to the throne of the | in the lerge aniounts_ whieh % yields, notwithstanding | dosen, far below oon ve Wiawens ovr Deawenn.___ ‘Theatrical Inte’ a . A the immense quantities thy, been drawn ut tor BURTON'S THEATRE, Ohambers street—Muany Wives pvt ans iis ne Deaths; and | ‘soorbons, or in establishing his right to occupy | from it. i ine whole cour/ry thereabouts appears t0 be eee & barnes degree er year ren mn er Wir seon— Two Queane. Su -Columus of new advertisements, relating 4 ++ i+ wilt not be from any lack of honest con- | SS or ii"s Sy te Le shoe tatablighmant, $06 Bowery, where thove who appreciate NATIONAL TERATAE, Chninanstret Garg parzse: | ‘0 008 cn of every description, _ viotion, active sympathy. and undoubted ability | pefacnen in rng wor fall vlad: negra | Af. Carkrife rcnan i chen cee oe ; Prt y 4 rloes ; VAILAGE'E SNBATER, BriskeepoLnevies Iivene-| “=? Weve York: Aupeteteeentoctehe and perseverance on the part of his learned ad- | ig pane Moecchenins pesrertion ot veomentel te || (ganesh corccaacesoaith © Lewsdbery, Goon ron Norune. Thickens—Trouble Ahead! vocate. ‘Is there a Bourken among us?” unsuceenetul diggers is not so greatae at the latter place. ne een = rs gsr Tare Heaps AMERICAN MUSEUN—Afterncom—Mniuen ov Wust. { Our despatches from Washington of last night | m4¢ is the question. labor As more severe, also, than at the Mount, as | Scekot "aires, tapestry, Brastele,, three ply, Att isting | she Academ CaS Tune 08s ee ee indicate that the “long agony” over our Col- | the ties deeper, and more numerous trials have to bo | twvn pursosed, previous so the reesal advance ia prices tial focalty 08 Viens —— ‘, s, — are enal #7. CHARLES THEATRE, Bowery—Vinatmive—Ta p,. | lector is not yet quite over—not quite. It ap-| THE HeRato’s Canpipate vor PostMasTEn.— | Zui betere the deposite exe.struck upon, There ta no aay great inineomn ap principal hospitals tx ration o age yrimrinseen cnn sgl 7 pears that Marcy hasbeen king dead stand, | A correspondent ofthe Tribune, at Washing, | sara frm ing ine conn tail fe Smt | , Calera Garpes Rare, 70 Ounat ctrst, | gos dea carsiphacers ace at anne ean be il lor Twany diggers w ve a unt. % 20. ea 2 een | Sensmns apaegmeanmirse |. mete Wiehe anesnzeysen tut my | dit peices etic ea | Sects aman oe ie Augustus Schell. Anything but Schell for Col- | _ Speaking of storms, I am reminded that Gen. | mars be deemed an admitted fact. the Inte tvance in pres, and for aul fll Aeon por ——s plone one ‘use, WOOD'S HINETRELS, Woot’ Musical Hall, 4:4 Bros@- ‘torms idate for Postmaster of your city. | #2’v0 Melbourne as yet has been comparatively small, but he hased atthe present th copies of nials, aad, way—Eruioriay MixsTDELay, aol lector. But. on the other hand, the friends of = ee and dae soe evi HERALD’ goes for | it isknown that large quantities have been carried PL oie satus ca a “4 ured ix Now, Fork and are be ‘ULBCUS, 57 Bowery—Bqvuernias Extantuumnerve | Schell—the city hard shells—have just as sternly | him, and he is considered Tux Heza.v's candidate— inet areciansl 09 Faeay, sm on rence [pd nl Carpetings.—Peterson & H urey, 3 ‘Tnked States, a answer * insisted on nothing but Schell for Collector. of course, he must succeed. state, for instance, that @ gold bayer in that cltylacele | Byondwax, are daily roselving, per, fyupe: ' Vo GEORAMS, 58 Brvidway—Banvany's Panoneua or We have only tosay that this is all nee | purchased 600 ounces in one lot, from two man who had | sor fabric and styles, entirely new, and adapt No. 508 Beondway, cotnas of Paince sizeck. wwe Sony Laxp. Thus stands the battle. Buta movement has | news, tous. Tue Herarn’s caadiiute | {st come down from the Ovens. The data for Aree ose ote tend Hae sai tO HR Poe cont ines than pa fat SLEY wa, been made compromise. Wa. 4 . sj g the value ue ineom im aes — To Theodore Sedgwick, Esq —Dear Sir—If" eee SARE RP, ay for a compromise. Mr. Ausburn | | 14. best man, and we have no dis geition to | enough has been shown to indica sistenee of lar The Up-town Carpet Establishment.—Aul | the committeo of the ensulng Exhibition of Industry will OPE cry : Birdsall, of Batavia, one of the “rural districts,” i quantities of the precious metal there. The labor is | | The Up cow ©erP ting advantageous to them: | give me their countenance, I will cure, without ehargo, all, oS lil a as taeda | erdsy sent in to the Senate as Navy take a gentleman out of the State prisen’to fill | severe, owing to s su ‘bundence of water, but the ee rien ta Pai WRIGHT & HATLEY, 382 Bowery, noar | olitward, visible dlvcares of persons. who ure able te = . re r ir: capper pe our City Post Office, without his censent, All | Mrnere re Sirlou minor epots turoughout the territory | Domasteeet, ur sleauey and, Taos lyqr sont tou | ty ehrepicrindammtiony sheumallam, spadme old sorte SELY cys SOIREBS MYSTERTEUSES, 599 Broadway. Agent for this port. This appointment, it is * wew York, Tucsduly, March 20, 1553. said, was intended as a feeler with the hard ‘ork, Tuesdet;, March ir othrrdivease. A thir irty can soc: re w me to eo irupon eople go to buy your Care | PA ot ured: for ont of the twenty-three millions of in- B an; that we ask is a good, active Postmaster, who | where gold has been found by explorers, and in peying prices are below c: 4 f these ke t by the will expedite the mails, But it mtst be nd- | quantitier. come, or tinown, but the iimived extentot | Go where the shells—for, be it remembered, that Mr. Birdsall nears the deperits prevents avy numierous party from engaging | pets, &c.—HIRAM ANDERSON, No. 99 Bowery, is selling | Rapttants, it to posnible not more than one @r two hundred Malls fer Hurope. ie the son-in-law of Mr. Dickinson, and that | Mitted Logan Shing indlosten we shall eye upon them, But the three Bela slraudy mentioned may Cee ig rerahrec aaah tered cre ee iptelligent penflemen, ike yourselt, cam semprensnd the 4 . encrai storm. be lered the grand centres of digging opers- $ ¥ lebrated English oilcloths, o! 3 THE NEW YORE WEEKLY BRRALD. ought to goa great way with the bard shells, | ® ———$—————— tions in Victoria. . the nee Jat prices astonishingly ow. om pounies BOT WATTS haa Tals gga Cunerd steamsktp Canada, . Stone, will k We are sorry to say, however, that, accer- Talk en ’Change. ‘rom the Sydney Gold Circular of Dec. 27.) Ke we ee he PPE SRO kei The P » Cart. Stone, will eave | W jerry to say, however, a SE EAAL, Goteentin’ seauitigk eae |hotEaS ee eee mika have cane mend coed mk Blegant Wedding and Visiting Cards | 1 iungey Refined Linkment Is certain to Boston at noon to-mertow, for Liverpeo. ding to eur advices, this thing won't do, | Ther eas consent en ae ee ng the | but without producing that dlrainution in the produce of Silver bordered and plala, Leautifally engraved: splendid | | BE g,_tier what, the dinase or weakness, with elie inti i collectorship. Merchants, J our mines, which might have been expect 18 con- f patts Jar, notary, and | sex. His astoun very to prevent and cure soa ; Subseriptions and advertisements for sny editien 2 | Mr. Birdsall, we learn, declines to beeome | ceo i tuers, ‘They scquicsce “ia the umual rou- | trary. indeed, the quantitien at all the diggings have rela; Leralale devices of avery davcripilon. 7 evo exnnct fal ia ten thousand tia in mato Suid the New You Husixo will be reevived at the follewmg | 9 party to any compromise which Will | tine :of having nearly all offices of'much profit dlled by | sl tly inoretead, male eee 8 GEN ___EVERDELL, 2 Broadway, | never falls to restoss ceen, © posrnesreh ship. Mf that ia bis ground, we ona appresate | pap omcs ube caged ce Caton Hou in | Samyc0Wts tga" eI Lirg'St Wate | pMOROERLAS Peaattor'h Soe Rectrs ed | Slandetictores Lrvexroor—John Hunter, No, £ Paradise street. ship. If that is his ground, we can apprectate | principal officials to be consiguet! pape iqaseeslmivl 40 ounces per wesle Having, been, CbiAlnet, | ete ease eran tints’ Bate [Tray a ee Lowpox—Edward Sandford &€o., Cornhill. the difficulty of any compromise at allhetween | this city, with the offiee of city Tostmaster, they think | Rou Zmployment for those who are working there, with warranted to sland any climate, and sold lower, than st se? | he Emperor of France!—The em, Tan On, Ne 10 Cuno rot | the Premier andthe hard sbells for eecely Mr. | STE erica. tay art have myer | 'RUGCOons apts he er Bs Gste on he | Hams Punncen inn weve mnboe ric | RPC ee RRR Pete vingston, Wells ‘kGo., hus to ' ercial men y- y ‘additional reports .B. ” omy 0 ° Pame—Livingston, & e de ta Bourse, Birdsall would not decline the Navy Agency | ¢orcollector, they would as soon have Mr. Schell as any | northern gold fields, have reached us, which we shallmo- | «_ eff In consequence of Removing.— | Tincture, while scjouratag ia vnaltimore, | [roe uhaten pro «_ B. H. Revoil, No. 17 Rue de la Bangue, ‘The European mails will close in this citynt ene and tice in our ne: way and Bet pamphle' i ii i . y e! tire stock, isting in part of bef ‘to any other medi- without the advice ‘and consent of Daniel S. j-cther. But were a vote takon among about eight hun. | “4 gicam of sunshine has at length gladdenod the hearts | Thetubscribers offer thelr entire stock, consiaing i fare of | a mass of testimony never before Gove teaaxilem, serefa. Didkinson. The issue. then, is, bet*veen Dick- | dred or a thousand merehants, who are in the habit of at- | of the owners of the Turon bed claims. During the past | tains, window cornicos and ‘assels, with every ar- | fg, severe nervous diseases, encral ebility, &c., do. As a wcost. Persons about pur- | medicine for female diseases it ‘Taree o'clock. Fi S of have been able to to work, one he upholstery li “one : . inson and Marcy, whether Schell hall be or | tending the ors Lebbeanne arp Waseda ee Sete anit te anpie carlo Be a on the following clasin mild. well to cal They wri eidom havea op- | by MONTINEH & MOWBRAY, Proprietors a0 $0 road The Waxxzy Hxnarp witle published at half-past nine | 11) not be Collector. Saber aaleed who wo vote fora | Gay"4d ounces god, while wveral others average fom 1 Bortunihy of pusshasin te eds aa iow ga they aro | way: Guion, corner of Bowery and Gran 7 oe e. » Mingle copies, in wenppeen, ole Mr. Heman J. Redfield is, however, named as | ™s of ‘ i © A fow parties on the Tuena are doing a moderate stroke. a morning, : J , however, They say it is their energy and enterprise which eon | Tor ter ctill ountinues very rich, some parties making | For Ruffalo and the West—Buffalo Mate, Dye--BetehatesiaGaheuases Tague. oe -the probable basis of a compromise on the Col- | tributes to enlarge the fereign intercourse of the eoun- | 9.1" ae jody ” New Yors City Rallroad.—A new road from thi hats dye is the best yet pet ten ocloring, the halz ce: ‘Phe News. lectorship. He is atawyer, of Batavia, Gene- | try, and to augment thereby the exports and imports of | The ‘numbers at the Meroo and Louisa Creek are onthe | Buffalo, forming the walehans the moment te, je gggtied. S90 renee ttet hae creas voral f fers. The steamship Georgia, from Aapiewall, arived |. see county. where be has long resided, and Bag | the nation, by opentog up now channels of trade, and | increase, and Spiceris Creck is favorably mentions. | [he's mach mers comfortanie than’ thoes pon tw anr- | UAnBuEE ORS wig factory, No, Wa events early last night, bringing the maila, sad two weeks | held various offices, among others, we believe, | tat in case of foreign wars they become the heaviest | there is not much doing at Bell’s Creek and Major's Creek, | thToce by Buffalo and New York City Road to Buffalo. ing express at 7A. M. roaches Buffalo at 11:45the samo Wigs and Toupees.—Batohelor’s New Style i The sufferers. In doing business at the Custom House or Pest | with the exception of some few parties who own Iter intelligence from California. Papers are’ Judge of the Court of Common Pleas. He | ogice, they aaeay lade practical merchants to talk | bank claims. TAC Bell's Paddock, however, the diusion of | sioiert evening exprcas at 3 PM., reaches Buffalo at | of wigs are prongwaced the mort perfect imitation of nature wather barren of news, and present nothing of inter- tered public life more than thirty years ince, ” als m rosperity is almost universal, the more successful ma- | 10:25 next morning. Fare Uf, 50. Baggage checked throng er ae Ord! nig par ‘est beyond the few interesting extracts which will be | “Deete® PU vy 2] ee ea emineee Reece ean nce \ ransactions | Fiog'as much as loos. or 2002. per day. There was an in- | Thisroad presents superior advantages for fight, At it here can bo found the laagest and best assortment i sent through without change of ca W.C. A " reet, where can bo ain cunecd The G tateee sends and, in 1822, svas elected one ofthe four State | with the govermment. No class of men have formed | cresse of mombers on all fhe deri Ie this patho: Krent, No 26 Cortlandt street, New York. {n the elty. Copy the address. oan lumans. eorgia brings nearly 4 istri i gurl bi administration, or | hood, so that we may look for considerable additions ea = “two millions of specie, which ia acme seventy thou- | Seuators from the Eighth district, being the meena eect terian lace aaa fataes wesual supply. naeid Sen Ae cBBeciat Notice to the Ladies Ween Consin Wigs and Toupecs—Merehants, Citizens, . lecti e} sti pene (From urne Cire . 5. e's rium, No. a i ‘any desc ‘a -sand dollars shott of the amount shipped from San | first election held under the constitution of | 101.34 patriotic support, than the merchants, of all | Goll has maintained an upward tendency this week, | ciared that ae Should not fail to-enll tod examine the besutifal assortment. Francisco on the 1st instant, on board the Oregen. | 1822. Silas Wright was one of ‘his col- | shades of party, in this city. owing to the demand for shipment by the Great, Britain Tattle, Linself ne'er did w thing At the ‘celebrated wig factory of MEDHURST & HEAR! ‘The mines continue to be worked with profit, nd | leagues in the Senate, being elected from | A merchant, in speaking of the celebrated Bankrupt | $24 the Ballarat, which was materially increased by the | 4, 4.5 no invented the famous buoy Jumper. Since that | Sond: ‘Copy tie address, "* Mi? ‘we best MAlr dye in aie ‘ ee PX | agents of the Great Britain redu @ freight to dscd. | tenn ne er Tuttle has introduced something that is en } ae ir erasing from | titled to greater wonder, some discoveries have been made, which have turned | the Fourth district, in 1823. Both Redfield | Law—so suddenly enacted, and as suddenly repealed, | per ounce, (ee same as ships.) a1 d must be quite as grateful to tho Wigs and Toupees, Manufactured by Clire-). oe ae taaaee od ont at te Camotne there | stctats Rantihed pith the bent liver sees! furuivuce, at | HUGH have, for twenty years stood the test of competi- or “out exceedingly rich. The clipper ship Trade Wind | and Wright were ‘among the nod “ se- | in 1641 and 1642—stated that = rumor prevailed the bills of 7 : : é tionable. Although not cleared out at the Customs there | completely furnished with the best sil ‘ had avery narrow escape on her passage toSan | venteen ” Senators who refused to give | {ist there remained in the custody of the Unite | i, siready on board of the Great Britain and the Rullarat | the astonishingly low, price of Give dollars. It is worth » | ton Setinss the Mots Francisco. On the 4th of December, her between States Commissioner and Judge for this district about | over 150;000 ounces. ‘The price of gold left off at-70:. 3d., | visit to seo them. N. B.—TUTTLE'S Emporium, No. 3 st eee and patural ¢xa decks weie discovered to be on fire, which soon com- the choice of Presidential electors to the people | 000,000 unciaimed dividends, derived from the asvets of | being-an advance on last week of ad. per ounce, ; pet ra ele SUNo 179 Broadway, up" municated to a portion of the cargo. The pumps | St the legislative session of 1824, and both of | bankrupt estates, much of which had been received in | parties having succes er in sanluing Ineoateatticnfrom | We Remind our Readers that the Great | os als paces, Ladies Belts and “were quickly brought into recuisition, and after the superiority of material, beau ness of fit. They may be ol nius and art, Call and examine, rh. a 5 parties having su farniture, pianofortes, &c., these Senators voted to remove De Witt Clin- | various small sums. Ho said some partion fixed the | Spots that have heen overlooked in tho Feneral rush to $Ale of ner tn reo RANCH & MODONNELS. | supporte ge ser Mom elec So-| segregate at » higher figure than tho above sum. He e reported ‘new fields. The Ovens is also increasing in | }18 Fulton strect, this day at 103¢ o'clock. We belicve this | and eurvature of the spin uperior elasti most uctive exertions on the part of all-on board, for | tom from the office of Canal Commissioner. oduntiveness, as the amount that has arrived this even- | will be the greatest salo of the season, and advise our read- | ing, for onlazged veins of i - ¢ i suggested that the amount, whatever it is, should be | ff rt shows. At Bendigo reports of dulness are | ers to be suro and be there. dren's trusses, and the space of eight hours, the fire was finaily ex- | unpopular did Mr. Redfield become on account | 4 sanded by the State, and appropriated, or the interest ite, Be ee SIn ea thes tabling Gos dt of they vee VERS, No. 12 Ann steeet, —— me Mexican sobber, Joaquin whose | of — re = m ee in _ hs » arising from ‘t, to the support of achools, withthe un- | frei place to place, is the cause of « fallog off in nega iepeovennt—STEAENY f hapriy (NS ls criminal proceedings were mention our last ae- | section of the State whic! ie represented. e | derstanding that whenever legal claimants appeared, Number of persons who have arrived in the colony <3 merry a Z ‘or! mes : oy, oy cae a eee ie committing fresh depredations upen | was, however, sustained by Mr. Van Buren and os. pe Reed entitled to receive the amount at the ‘ ieeate ah wi ler’s patent ant bo a spi bare ae cigrded, mare miners. ‘arious parties had been in pursuit, Iba i bee nds e State. janee Salamande: r Safes.—Gayle Pa ~ ey but had not succeeded in capturing him. One of pacer: ae ptirasy Riaparcine Many city improvements are occasionally disenssed —=- | tent.—ROBERT M. PATRICK is the sole manufacturer in ve as a ts or United States. tes of th ted safes, to whom IESG TREES the pest peemtnon bat} rded by. Abs commietee For Dyspepsia, Loss of Appetite, and Weak=- his party had been taken and hung. The mortality si: . % It was said that the shipping lying im the North river was hi premium has just been a1 ‘ : family. For his second wife he married a | much of the Metropolitan Mechanics’ Institute of Washington; | ness of the human system, that never-failing and clegant board steam becomin; exposed to northwest winds im winter, and fre- g rable De Locks—the | compound, BUSH’S renovatin, atic cordial, can be ot ae aaeneaenee ar eee faa 9. Gberan's meres etrons Leste, tag | Serbs ousetn, settee Bice omai oa alarming, the number ‘of deaths that occurred on daughter of Ephraim Bolles, Esq., of Newark, | quently badly chafed. It was suggested that long, broad sEbaiti des Syeabelns Witielt aivinell a4 lan’ yeaa New Jersey. piers should be extended into the river, amd covered in @aring the last part of February being greater than | Mr. Redfield, we should think, is over sixty ‘with storage beuses, while thelr extreme ende-chould be : corner: Jobn st: corner of Gold—after Ist of May, No. 492 Pearl | Bowery and Grand street; in Btooklyn, of Mrs. Hays, 175 street, one door below Maiden lano, Fulton street. Price 50 conts. Cheap Lands on Long Island—The following | _'Trusses.—Marsh & Co., No. 21-3 Maiden lane, n fe closed by dams and tide-water gates, inclosing basing] in | W* cordially dispose Nee idee rd New York, hs ¢ imported from Paris al rtment “Gazing any previous passage. years of age, and hae fair talents and good | Sich vessels could lay in safety, something after the | (ROEM wietea tertensicr acl (her Hantse partmate | Syccle ie taken from te editorial cola yiiany | atthe mort improved Freuek trusses, sousatlng of aver: ‘The steamship Franklin also.arrived last evening, | business habits. In politics he is a soft shell plan of the Liverpool docks. eee, aemepireres.. Tene ts Me. Young's answer to this jon Baa. “The great advance of real estate in this city, and ings, with, ivory and (fatte perehe pads. Also, “with later intelligence from the other side of the At- | democrat, and is, ashe has been for the last | A part; : New York, Sept. 21. feave tl — 'y suggested that, should the jurisdiction of the Axnror Orrice, New York, Sept. 21. leave the city and secure a resid: i i eas ‘ “W.E. B , Bse.— ith ing all their b lantic. ‘The news is not very important, though it is | thirty years, a political and personal friend of | city extend to high-water mark along the Jersay shore, | “Wen ?tir"Y bare boon trying fer several days past to | j2edstand lente thelt fesilion demioncoot thenectisarics a? | cattintor mncereen tht coer ban een ee ae ~of a highly interesting character. Advices received the anthorities had better be looking to their rights in } make time, and summon resoluti lon, for do ing, ‘and ultering | Jife. ‘Among all the various locations which have been se- | of puffed dyes. Equally celebrated is Gourau : Secretary Marcy, t my ‘Saw, or The Irishmi aun have clanced | ‘ected near the city, table and convenient forthowo | Soup, for curing pimples, frookles, sallow: ‘in England from Australia represent that colony as A that quarter. an eye over it again, but have such « press of occupation | who have already loft, and the many who are about to leave, | nege'&e. Poudre Subtile uproote halr from au; ‘of We are afraid there is trouble ahead. The that l fear I sball d if it should lie before me for te 5 Pro | aoe flourishing, and that the yield of gold for the year ine of “fat ”¢ thing fe SeRat St ee ee En | eens pee eee ea Git, | body. Hdauid Rouge, Lily White, and Hair aloes, ‘ae oF had amounted to $80,000,000. Intelligence had-also | Old doctrine of “fatr play” is a good thing for! WERY LATE FROM AUSTRALIA, | 20 er rising the vankes part, ar, Johnston, (to whom verges ecard street meat Broudway, “NT t, Mr. you spoke to me of giving it,) will take good carcto | being half way from Brooklyn to Greenport, Inake enough of it. Will you, therefore, take the trouble to | oftieiciand withthe beautifnl Lake Ronkonkoma, lying | Phalon’s Magle Hair Dye, to eolor the arrived from India and China; to the effect that there | Politicians; but they will not adhere to it. The a ’ ‘i make the necessary alterations, yourself and with that ob- ile north, and th t South Bi a broat Atl: or whiskers the moment it is applied, without { ‘was a probability of the Burmese war being soon | S°ft shells having got the Premier, everybody Highly Favorable Intelligence from the Mines, {ect in view, etve mea con-side-ra-tion for it, Tam very off tieven the South with the mort healthy’ and purifying. air Suir er akin, “Te com be washed. tnumedicvely witcont ended by treaty, and that the rebellion in China was | thought that they and he would have cheerfully alter Se ete ei uaiustinns 6 oot: aithtally, ING. enn ting, its entle on attounds making Seehn the color aad has no bad odor. It ia appl -* or sold at PHALON'S Wig Fact I ry edgy par | We Mideles itd, sab ty decades . YOUNG, Please not to name me, hho you take it or refuse it, ting.” man ‘of business. Hundreds hay gaining ground. From Europe we hearthat a royal | consented to give the hard shells the Collector. 5 4 burdened with the of refitting. he built. dwell a : congress was to be held, and that the annonucement | And if the hards adhere to that issue, as we be-| THE WIELD OF GOLD IN 1852, | Now, tia not shoots to Lurdentnyealt with the tark of »- | Are now erecting and preparing tocnltivatethe toll, where | halon’s Chemieal Hair Invigorator, to had eae —— attention. In ed eae lieve they will, Mr. Redfield will not harmonize &., ke, ke. ed the piece, it was played else during the fast year’ Here Beautiful sottages with their ont ae 4d to restore, hair hat hae fallen om, oF erucities of ustrians still continued unal H ily i i i 7 amiling and prosperous occupants, may be seen enjoying al with a brillant glo rmanent’ eurl, k . 3 | the family in Tammany Hall. There is a very Le ee ln heer tho eomforte of domestic happiness—here 20,000 furnities who Ls tha St Nicholas Hotel: ued ail 4 acd in Switzerland the public mind was in avery | sir prospect af a row on this question. IfSchell | We have received some very late news from the Aus- now ocenpy crowded and unhealthy apartmonts in this city, | fed Ou Broed ovecy ety. pect io affairs eee eke Om ism rd is overslaughed there will be mutiny, rank mu- story pleased me; but I found that J was tralian gold fields, by the arrival'of the Franklin from | nion of its merits, for the very actors aap" Southampton. The dates are — refused to sppear in'the plece. I sald to Paying enormous rents, might fiud pleasant homesteads While they do business fn the city, or mansfactare artioles | aa... ae yey as for the city trade. The improvements which are being made icumatism, d&o—Hyatt’s Life ior my eqmedy house, and I hesitated to take | at Lakeland, and other places on the line of the Long T ee ae ‘ iand | Balsam is the most vices brought by the Franklin may be considered | tiny, in the coalhole. and trouble in the cabinet, Sydney... the sole responribility of what I truly termed a ponderous | Railroad, have induced the lailroad Company togiveall the | these aud all diren oe tewing om aren ee imperity of the satisfactory, for the feeling in the different markets | between this time and the dogdays. Squally | Melbourne dep, dygetnunan forced, againat my. eet impraciion, to | facilities within thelr power to accommodate thot who wiah | Blood. ‘Te cured Mr. G. N. Praniiar 168 Rlaridge avrect, ed my theatre, and returned it to Mr. Young. ‘The piece Las bE pened wo gyro a ar ae ee since been offered to Mr. Placide, with precisely a similar | train through tho nd every two hours—taking passen- od Mr. E.B, Molly, 77 Market result. Mr. Young may adduce a few straggling notices ws to Lakeland, ich is one-half way, in one hour. ase of scrofula, for wh tbe from the Png als le to my theatre, sinoe the rejeation, ‘rom the great number of building lots eid ferme which | York erctule for whieh ey of n . i and vice vers never wipe off the misreprosonta: Meur weld. a8. bakolena, 0 om ere ‘to.ndvocate an increase of wages commensurate with |... Vessxt.—It would seem cither that the | Sounted toabout 100,000 ounces « week, in spite ofthe | Hen vie aon him, and the wilfel iguorance dis: | PATS $2, SI" wht are dentiiute’ of er hene off thine | enagcured thousands of Horald, Sun, an Stier ptpers. 2 ttle * the rates of rent and prices of provisions. The ” ‘ : attractions of the Christmas holidays and the scarcity of | played in his lam, sir,&e. W. E. BURTON. Phe distribution of farm d Jote which will take | Pri 1 house carpenters met last night, and organized a | Spawish officials in Cuba are madly determin- | yster in some localities. Twelve thousand emigrants and ————— Place on the Stet ot March, IMG) giving to vouch shareholder a a ne co oer . q building lots, 25 by 100 feet, te ‘committee to wait upon the men in each shop, and | @d to test our patience to the utmost, or that | 152 ships had arrived in Port Phillip during the month of PPpecie repped Attention of our Readers to | four building lots, 2} by 100 feel, af 9 farn averpertanities Rheumatism, Neuralgia, dic-—Hyatt’s Life ae. pte te ‘ ; i * hb NC! * * | now offered to those of small means who are destitute of a | Balsam is amost certain romody in these diseases. It cured. ascertain their opinions as to the propriety of a uni- | the officers ot their cruisers must be badly off | December; but though such anenormous accession to the om Cee is SLL, 113 Ealtén stroat, to; home of their own, to purchase one far a mere tril. The | Mr. Bernard Rico, 82 Grove street, when all other medicines ‘versal strike and procession, upon next Thursday, if | for pay and rations, wken they resort to the | bse: age ing — fitended with some in | in another column, we should say to all in want of furni- | Prices at which this land iv offered are lass than its value for | feed aud he had beon & cripple for months, unable to walk» | 7 “ ss ‘ a oth: Pproa‘ to suffering had oc- “ ” agricultoral purposes alone, so that we 60 not see how Mand. or @ sleop, without the aid of opiates. Principal seventeen shillings a day is not given by the bosses. | hazardous but miserable expedient of stopping 4 nn re ns ‘ Seeure » portion of 1¢, 26 ia = curred. Msn pen Ms pert popete se segure x portion of 6 , il it $ 5 ‘The price of flour had fallen very considerably. Those Lad! is land is well wort @ attention of both settlers a They will hold another meeting on Wednesday | and levying black mail on the American mer- | yy¢ fivor market was easier, and the harvest and wool | » Matrimony —Those Ladies and Gentlemen | speculators, oui Leen so severely afiieted with rheumatic pain ‘KM bed with sia co, le to get in or ont of was slightly improved. times. these. ‘The meetings of the trades’ societies still continue Axoruern SPANISH OUTRAGE ON AN AMERI” Jos | twenty acres, for only Hinge oe crporienty, for bos Cat invest- nizbt. ‘The machinists formed a committee in order | chant veesels they fall in with. But yesterday | erop, both of which had been abundant, had been secured | [nce Association, from the fact of upwards of WW) new mein. | onthe line of any Falitead of steamboat note: and. with = in all the colonies in good condition, ahd without extra- | hers being. th a will how be admitted, but iu | fifty miles of New York, will. be wervh ten: wunes the within —_ Le D EVERY DAY. ok . . on’ unanswered, will now be admitted, but in ew York, g : ‘exert an influence upon the employers, and ob- | we called attention to the recent outrage on | ordinary expense. crery case letters will be only auswered post otfice fashion | now acked for property in Lakeland, ‘Thie lands sellieea | SEE THIRD, SIXTH AND SEVENTH PAGES. tain, if possible, an increase of ten per cent upon the the schooner Manchester, committed by a Span- sts had been made by the Superintendent of | all in turn. Address as before, Mrs. THEODORE F. SAND- | rapidly by CHARLES WOOD, 208 Broadway, where we — th Gabeetal aad poiee other ‘gold mining companies, for | FOXD, Fost Ofer. adyige ali who are interested to apply for present rates of pay. * . iaiatnieadnenipoaepenasionitins as they may desire. Find out all you can there, after which | “veeererre Ve Our correspondents xt Washingtonstill keep us ad- | i#h brig of wer. To-day we have to add to the | workizg quarts claims with every prospect otsuccess: | Marriage Alliance Aesoctation.—Notico.—A | take a ride down to see the property and judge for yourself. | QUIP PAINTERS —A Mt EETING OF THE 8H1P r 5 The Great Britaln steamphip was to ai n reckoning yet to be settled, the following case, January, from Port Philip tac Liverpout: She brought | fe more members will be taken daring the prevent month. York, Brooklyn, and Willi eh information a apo inters o! vised of all the political gossip of interest. The New r r Spenlare of the plan, by-l ined 4 win be heid at it ety ae , |. | Corresponding Seeretary, Post Office. Stroet to 140 Bowery, corner of Broome stract, forracrly oe- another article, is still enveloped in mystery and ex- , ,BRIG BROOME, T. M. FULTON, MASTER. urne. — —_——— by R. C. Akerly, whore they will find # I a — —————— eitement. By-theway, Hon. Heman J. Redfield, | pW ¢,J#™, {rom % reliable source that the brig | The Ballarat was also expected to ship large freight |W. H. MeDonald’s Commercial Newspaper Sidaat cewrrlaneut of aa roe watehes, silver ware _ WANTS. ufacturers! | ~~~- === =~ (0 Bowory. A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA- Broome, of Robbinston, T. M. Fulton, master, on her Advertising House, No. 102 Nassau street, corn: ‘Ann, | Sine cutlery, &c., which they are retailing at ‘ ec papescentie ed tetas : | prices. JACKSON & MANY, I tion as chambermaid in small Private family. The of gold. of Batavia, who is spoken of as the prominent man | late passage from Matanzas to New Orleans, deeply ide Geopatee steamer, per left England September sd beat leading papers received daily, aad on file for exami- f. | 7th, had arrived in safety, after long passage nation. for the post of Collector, arrived in the city yes- meen agg emeeeg Gr freeing aon: fen which |. The political intelli is uninteresting, except that ne To get ria of the Dust and Confusion of | bétt of city reference can be sivgp. Call for two days, at 3& poi fred a shit nerow the bow cf the B. The calomy of | te tration of thefabebitants of Van Biemen's tand | , Minox, Spring HateBeantifut tn, Dealgus | pronivty.zuitcn sizes hee tecrme ihe tart and tocK, | CT A ia srnat Quite an interesting debate took place in the | the Broome were immediately set, and the vessel | Put sini the Legulatore iud threatened ts atanrran | Ufe,arenow seen on the heads of the people” inall parte | watever, oweiry, silver ware, gold pens, azdailtheot astotns | A Nitta few Wage minh her gest ae RON oo ER fer © .d Bedhead, relative to the iron question. The a 2 Fe, copiain of the. copays His are Sollowing, fe Ss, yield of Ke ola, = extracted from saesieed by ‘all thote who ean appreciate artistic akill gud e am aetna Feeetves Pationts at | above Twenty-cighth ttrect, , first door for four. Divenses of thi obstis form:r geutleman introduced a resolution calling for | after being detained some time, and the Spanish Since our previous summary there as been brought | d#llars superior to the article K information from the Secretary of the Treasury, with | officer insisting upon his demand, the captain reluc- | down by escort as follows:— 6 eye, no matte AX EDUCATED LADY WISHES A SITUATION AS teacher in x gentleman's family, or a8 @ companion or vere Si jount unces. An Unquestionable Advantage.—An entha, | tually erad assistant in housekeeping; would on; in fen the view of effecting a compromise between manu. | tantly handed over the amount. By government escort from November 18 to De- u siplietaietor he ON 16 appreciative of beauty, and | eyes Tor onl peerted. ‘Australia, or to iusteust aud sake charge of w widest 4 co ere. This took place on the 6th of Februery last. On ‘ber 27 154,746 | the faculty of perceiving ata glance the style of lat that — children. Best of referencox given as to capacity, &o. A we aie on ‘susin Babies the return of the Broome to Matanzas, the American By saree ee o eee 227 481 becomes Jou, are the qualigostions pesterves by, hd 4 a Lesrbangg sh titgtoy Bhtacoctahg thei den dress A. B. Y., Herald office. wely cont Tey OCCU! in our State Sent Consul, Mr. Rodney, hearing of the circumstances, | amount conveyed to Adelaide by Ni bate} of the “Presco! A re,” that have readered | will receive his patients for the ensuing season from 10 to = 7 arias. sap ong id 7 . aie . ld y c Novemberesoort 43,875 | th ding): lar with their customers. I k daily, Dr. P hi RESPECTABLE YO! GIRL WISHES A SITUA- yesterday upon Mr. Vanderbilt's proposition to | called on Capt. F., and requested him to farnish the | Ditto by Deceatber encort......-.-..-. 81.008 | wautor realy senerthet for the lov price ef $e; net, iiras | tases assortments of sstinenal upon, whiny exestiy remetiase tion fo, do. plain cooking, washing, and feoning, 0 blishment, on the corner of Broadway and Spring fa. ‘ office with a written statement of the tacts, that ke | Ditto by October esoort (previously omitted) amend the constitution. Mr. McMurray made might lay the same before the Captain General; but y ¢ ly ) anvther long speech in opposition to the scif®me | Capt. F. being chartered by the year, between thia PORE ses sscssovevossnvonseees: icsvvisiess CIES which was tartly replied to by Mr. Cooley and one | and New Orleans, declined, fearing the Spanish | | The aera by ths cover exhibits the total amounts movement and exprossi om, aad, Fespectable private family, or t) do the housework Athout pain or operatior ly. private family. Is a first rate washer and { call at 148 Soventh avenue, betwee titi um first strects, whore sho can be seen for t mn ennd q oan ho procured at hi Hatters, 156 Broad- | bie colohrated selfacting oye and ear fountains. w for hate, has established a private olinique, open from {to 10 o’elook 4 brought down by the esoorts from their establishment to daily for persons in limited mosus, Circul tains YOUNG WOMAN, OF [NDVSTRI-~ or two poi Necessity obliges us to omit the de sea boners pang’ of the facts | ‘etme of 1888 — iat ten 08 88-3... Woony, 50 1-0 ouiart, can ghtained free a hie offiee, 502 Broadway, mbit mie haivastionaaeipmbpomae Bees bate. Daring the afternoon Mr. Van Bchoonhoven aes x8 Re ee ore te the public » spring style hint for 82 50, oer ee a gon sefecenee Sroes” het: feee iaiece bison te for $3. But one price. Invigorating Cordial.—Professor Morse’s In= ‘The cighth wonder of tho bo- nF, al mest ml YOUNG WOMAN, in New Yor! . Please Lia New Yor between Twenticth and Twonty- ‘occupied the floor in reply to Mr. Beekman on the | contained in the foregoing. We do not even | prom October 1, 1851, to August 26, 1852. Union College affair. The Assembly spent the en | know the author of the statement, which was | Frem August 26 to September 26 vigorating Elixir or Cordial tanie world.—Cure of nervo enn eal LATELY FROM HARTFORD> tire day in debat: Jode. — " From September 25 to November 16 convey an adequate idea of ti : y ating the Code. received at this office yesterday. We know, | From November 16 to December 90. key’ Roxcign Goods at Genin’s—The atten. | renlour change which it oecasions in the disexsod, debilt Wishes a situation to do general housework, orto. ° Another terrible railroad accident, resulting in the rev iY ‘3 Pesorinent of | tated, and shattered nervous system. Whether ‘broken | tske charro of children and sow, In & respectable famil hewever, that there is such a vessel as the one Tote! rods, (selected in that city by in.) to bo opened | down’ by excess, weak by nature, red by sicknoss, the | No objection to travel. A note addressed to A. M., Herald 8 of eight lives and the wounding of a great num- a WD csv soscesensccsseses we cee eee ese] 405,744 No, 213 Broadway, this morning. T) ere ry caer Feee ane by Reena, PT ERO gly OF ial rhe Ten named; and that besides, the occurrence, when BY PRIVATE BACORT. " rive importation,’ which reach ivifed, and built cal wad Ghystenl apapieess | Weel ‘ mded'to Within a. ber of persons, occurred on the Baltimore and Ohio taken in nets uh @ | similar acts | £°™ June 21 to August 21...... 207,598 | York by the Humboldt, are, superb French folt hats for Waertar Vaulsh together under ite induexce’ The | | -—————_____—_— oad last Sunday afternoon, full particulars of | she paiasayschero” nk “i pile a 1 es | Sint gooteias ak ehoreene Bd canes fa great variety, aud of new and slorast de ftovping, tremtieog Yt "of deprossion ‘and debility be sands susting sad atting, Wanter rivers Coes " ot Y . " 0 e rom September 26 to November 7 $ come: new man. oe stands erect, moves with « fir: stands cutting an ng, wante @ situatic which “Will be found under the telographic head | Te0ently perpetrated hy the contemptible Rho- | Prem september 2 to November 2 « BTASL | Sect rouehe seh ta Parke Paeents ail ae tae secenset yrds rite wae Dreviouny’ gual aelvonf an | Gores ie privacy. i cn be hahly roomie ‘as wil | 9180 accounts of two destructive fires in Cin deriek Dhus of the Spanish navy, is in itself a cinnsti, the punishment of the proxy juryman in the a highly probable one, But whether this par- | conveyed to Adelaide by escorts, Spring , murder trial at Philadelphia, the progress | ticular story is true or false. there has been A Total conveyed by escorts, . almost idiotic’ apathy, becomes bricht, buoyant, and active, | by the Indy with whom she has lived last, and he goes foun relreshed, Tegeherated, and ‘Donsclous of x. R., 161 Kast Kighteenth street, ih scaneenenes , to his accustomed secupations. Nor is the effoot RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A m n the contrary, the relief is permanent, fu 8 p ANTS A ime Self-adjasting Cravate—Country Morcha ta | the cordial properties of ae inedicino rene the comstitn: A Matton ts cook, washer, and ironor, or to do, chain- 1 ‘ " seeveees 2,513, are iny| examine our large assortment of these jon itvelf, and restore 0 its morinal condition, C. H. | be C all private family. of the Ga ier be ke. ; ient number of instances of like But this amount by no means represents the teal " eravats, W ate turers of them, They ‘are nade PA et States, 194 Lito adway. Elange 00 call O° 2 dS petrene Wweuty-sveond e1 an " A * ‘om rich blaek, ‘sating, w ‘ow , | Sol 7 ene hronghout the United § ‘* i 7 oor, front room. C1 The Dar Dispensary, situate on the corner o! uct.cn the part of the Spanish cruisers. to eg of vee pola. oer al Tea prev ma summary we proved Eee ci be teal este dae “oy nate eg nearer al | te in, pabap te fine, bowled: Sith the worda "De ieves's teen from {0 till 5 o'clock. ‘She thoronghly understands hee Twenty-thin | street and Second avenue, was opened anthoriee @ full reparation being exacted from hat a large propor # precious metal waa carried | the market. Always on hand, three-ply linon collars, of | Invigorating Cordial” blown in the glass. Price, $3 por | business; has beom seven yoars in service in England. Has larly worthy of thoir attention. roadway, opposite St. : IT- eneral housework of to a ' . -* from the diggings by private hand, by comparing the | ru ake and it ‘oved patts Call and bottle; two hotel five bottles for 24 por doze: good city reference, last evening,, "d the second anniversary of the In- | their government. Is it for this purpose. in- | amount known lo have been brought to Melbourne by |e” “TRAP EAEEGO's WON, U1 Nascaurtrect, | NBs Tmportant advies sovompanyl St perdotea, | GSES ZS nhl ila aecaancainy stitution celein, ited. Some interesting statistics were deed, that Commodore Perry is to be summon- | the far larger amount actually shipped from the port. --—— A a ICE, gig GIRL DESIRES VERY MUCH TO: # Enchantment to the | Hernia Effectually Cured by Marsh’s nowly weer iy tite) cabbareketes to do, chamber: ed back with his squadron? Perhaps go, We | Ost first rummary showed the result of a very careful lady, given by Genera | Frederick E. Mather, the chairman, work ‘and to take care of children. Tea good plain sewer, > will see, estimate oe es that up to the end of August last ‘efew things to which the | Improved, light, solf adjusting truss. Unquestionable refer: | and would assist in generathousework if required, Best o tq city, with all its enterprise, ei _ the total yield of gold was 2,532,422¢2. The escorts have i wy, coursoly | ence given to those who have heen rr: ~ ence, Ne objection te . Ca Showing thstithis “Ny can sane frit A brought down anne then as under:— sigacity. Sud thelr trusses thrown aside. Open untit 9 oh bh ‘, ure fo Lig ag Bd rs nghem otreet, iret floor, and wealth, poms ed far less accommodation or Tax Graxp Juey axp tie Paxes.—We hope directed, will ‘be Ounce. 8, No. 1 A 3 thatim: | evening, MARSH & Cv., Nu. 2g ¥ dressed to . means of relief far the sick poor, than other, or | the Grand Jury, when they sfall have cecasion | Prem Avg. 28 to Sept. 27 « + 866 193 ite | eed deere tmproven nee Promptly at 8 Methodist family. sine 7 " he PY 8 i rege 1om Sept. 27 to Nov. 15 » ATL830 — — “OUNG . Al Eur spean cities, party aod London or Paris. The | again to make @ presentment against tho | Frown Nev. 15 to Dee. 20., + 405,104 | NAL Admirira,—The man ts to be pitted who | jymmtry of formcadsgted te suene Comtn eet Merson ether, Liaipaoe ie tie soenton ae new edifice, it appears, has cost about $30,000, and press, will spogify iher victims, and not-tirc has Tort the faculty of admiring. Perhaps the beat way to | abdominal supporters, ladies’ sustaining wnd comp! 4 | stands the making di 1’ and children’s dres of i ” *) 0,00 . Fs os cvocucds. oseeus caseeeceeee 1,592,696 | restore it would be to take him to AGATE 3, 2%) Broadway, bolts, of the most approves i erald Be society is myout £19,000 in debt; but they i ‘ into ¢ " Pbroved pattern: Julia, Herald : awry : their broadside at randow into the crowd. The But to thia amount something must be added for the | "M4 persuade him to order a set of .@ MASH & Co, No, 2}g Maidon Lane. “. a eens a walculate on a revente fro».1 the portion of the build- Tribune and Times have taken up the matter | Wavtity conveyed by private band within that period, sommes ee not admire there his case migh ema A Sablmidisirsdaa MIDDLE AC Woman WANTS SITUATION ; fing: not required fur their 6 n purposes. In the two [ "1 p fatter, | Of course no definite data exixts for ascertaining thin shila Watts’ Nervous Antidote is a certain and | et ae ee aene preot ie the Cone, td and we suppose, if the ap fits them, they may | but it will uot be over estimated by taking it at ton per | gadtes’ Paris Made Boow and Sho: speedy cure for nonralgia, rhoumatiam, tie doleroux, cramps, | for two d cent of the whole quantity brought by escort. The Kets e #eon fur two debility, and all nervous complaints, If not found by years which they have beer established the sum of . i. —— ity cusation orte! »y Mesdaines IIL! 4 ‘ Ika ‘ scribed, and the niwt wear its but a general sweeping accusation | totals would, therefore, stand thas:—» ported pad 901d b ial the money refun B1 per bottle; #ix bottles, $4.59, YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION as $20,208 bad been suiese yrs he ! mgber of Agiliiek tide Widle ike seals. wiaed Obly one oF sini wey, vas b Depot B Ann street, one door bolow Nassaw. Sent to any A general houge servant; is» good washer and ironor, ae visits had been 11,236, aud of patents 2,197. 29 he whole city presa, where only Estimated total of the yield up to Angust.. Se te hag no objection to the country. Can be heard of for two " ~ “ ——— rT Can give good city reference. Any let! t Turns the Dark HairGray,has | tor, wong seventh avon Y Societe mek ¢ world that CRIS’ DORO'S Hi Rorigee ticles to ‘Archhisisop Hughes yesterday iserning dedicated | two of the fraternity have offended, ig rather a | Couveyed by escort «i be purely of Pari the new chutch of St. Francia Serapli, on Thirty-first | looee way of doing business, Shall tho fmzocent Lasgo 0 ue, between Ti Twenty-fourth etrects, firet tloor, will be a RESPECTARLY: YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITI nd ” then A Magnificent Dagnerreoty pe of Miwa Ente ott, betwed Baad bveudl oy oset ha in | cuder Wil (Le Quilty. by order of way Gawd | neconer iehs tal of te yield ay to Yoda sabeth 8. Greenfield, or better kno: the "Binsk Swan,” | by perpetuating ite natural moluture and Alt . ’ ee . h oF bet 5 cl Linpattiug vizor to | th ation ae chamberinaid, and to aevist in the washing seating - da verbat 4 No ! r pitt escgcecesss oevess 8,008,921 | cam be seen at OSUKNEY'S new and sdlendid daguercoua | the reste. Sot n pPlied, ud ironing. Mont No. SY Mi Usering wcecunt ob the geromeny, aby a Jury’ o—neyer! It won't do. We may say, in round munich, 4,666,000 ounces, which | “tllezy, Sad beondway, ournsr Sevead ptgwh bo Bp aha ic alae alta yet, ‘hist Hoor, fortwo dass, er