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.t2sI9 PACIFIC MAIL 1865
SAAlldsK STEAMSHIP COMPANY. xH2l6k

THE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM PACKETS
The California, 1850 tons, Cant O. Forbes
% PnNRma, 0T tons, Capt w, c, Stout
% Oregon, 1899 tons, Can n n Pearson
their way 10 the Pacific, intended TO leave pa
for ports In Central America, Mexico and Caiifor
MIA as follows: -.7''7 I"
The Inst onbe 9Th January
The second 4" 18th February
The third /" 49, 18th March
and thereafter Of the above Steam will
leave Pnn,m, on Tie FIRST o each month
An experienced Surgeon viii accompany each shin
Passengers in the after cabins fuTn he'd hedJne but
not wines and liquors. and will he allowed space far ner.
sonsi baggage et Ia the extent OF 800 lbs weight Freight
on yef aud all other goode $50 per ton and one per e.
specie - -
Packages should not exceed $50 lbs weght--for null.
carriage, $3.50
PASSAGE from Panama TO Realso, 100 miles, In state
Passage from Panama to Acapulco 1850 miles in state
rooms. Sizes "
rapsage from Panama TO San Blas or Mazstlsn, 26Oo
miles IN state rooms, sl7J.
PASSAGE ifom'Panana TO San Diego, 1900 miles, IN
rooms, sSst
Passage from Panama san Francisco asoo miles, in
state rooms, $50
Passage i, The lever cabin at a deduction Of one fab
from the above rates
Passage IN fle forward cabin from Panama either Of
The above named poria sU including only such ratons
are furnished TO the crew,
Atlantic Passengers have priority Of choice Of berihs,
and IN The order OF the dates OF their tickets.
No passage secured until paid FIR Apply az the ONCE
ofihe Company New York. "a South street. jsni2
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Col. Duncan has been nominated by the President
as Inspector General Of the Army, In place Of Col
Cfoghan, who died al New Orleans on the sth inst.
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woRrnINaroN q. sNurHUN.

EonMEnIy SOLICITOR OF THE GENERAL LAND OFFICE.
ATTORNEY md COLtNSELLOR At LAW
Washington, ID. c.,
pRACTlSES IN the Supreme Court of the United States
the Coriso The District and Of the negbborIng States
gives legal counsel At his chambers prosecues claims OF
every description against Congress any the Depart
mens OF Government, acts agent In procuring letters
patent for Inventions and is prepared any bus
requiring the presence and attention Of counsel or
agent al the sentof government. =
rs Office At hH dwelling No. Missouri Avenue be-
tween and "A etretis. -
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TO THE SUBSCRIBERS TO THE SOUTHERN
QUARTERLY REVIEW

IN THE SOUTHERN AND WESTERN sTATEe
Mr., ROBERT f. SESLE and Mr. ORMSBY BLAND.
N. are our only authorised for Collecting money ana
SUBSCRIPTIONS IN The above portion Of the Unon-the au,
drawn more Than eighteen months ago Our subscribers
VIII therefore oblge us by settling only with Them
miing directly 10 We win recognise any other re-
cep's Tor money except from them The Postmaster who
may remit hy mail burgess q JAMES
Publishers Of the Southern Quarterly Review.
10 Editors OF newspapers throughout the country WIN
ohlGe us by Inserting this notice. -L .-I- .-.-.
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o. See Adelphi's advertisement for To-
night. Burke plays Jenny Twitcher
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DECEMBER REPORT.
tIulE MUTUAL, BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE COM.
PASS, iii street opposite The General PEI ONCE has
issued during tie month al December ls one hundred
anil eighty nine new Policies viz
To Mefrhahtsand Traders6i To Mechanics :. ss
" Cierks 2l Manufacturers "a
" Physicians g Sesmen K
4" Clereymrn 6 Publishers and EdItors i
" Lawyers :. Sec's Of Ins Co.'S. 3
Z" Ladies' Naval Ofhrers =
" Brokers 4 Other ocru,aIions q
-
New Policies isgued IN December, 1870
ROBERT L. PATTERSON, Preaident
BE,J. G. MILLER, Secretary.
j. q, LEWIS SuperinteBda
HARVEY LINDSLEY,
Medical Examiner
Publications 10 he had al the Office Of The Company.
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ADELPHI THEATRE.

MEssRs G. r, BROWNE & H, r. NICHOLS $,
I'rOpriet0rS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-09

MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEARANcE.-Weha have the pain
full intelligence from New York, that Mr. Plat
Williams Of this village has been myseriousy lost In
that city. He bound for California, in company
with his brothor Mr.. Homer b. Williams; and both
waiting there for the sailing of the vessel in which
they had taken passage. without any assignable
SON. the least clue to his fate the lost brother dsap
psared about ten days since and at the latest accounts
trace had been obtain ed of his whereabouts or Of
the cause Of his absence He had paid his passage,
$50 and is understood to have had in his pocket from
three to five hundred dollars in gold at the time Of his
dlsappearance-W Wayne Sentinel
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PRACTICAL BOOKKEEPING,
NO IS CEDAR STREET

MR. MARSH, Accountant Author Of the Science o.
Nl Double Entry keeping Simplihed and the hrs
Of Single Entry Bookkcepng Improved continues 70 'asn
as above.
There are no casseseach pupil has desk to himself pat
at to keeping books receives separate u
thus becomes with all the account DOCKS
tuting and also with important
lations Persons moderate capacity H TINS course
about month"; and reseve ssfh-
fcates to that effect. -. 60 A
Prosreetusc with terms obtsn.a at the rooms rom
M.,o6P,M, klT&
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HoRRlBLE MURDER IN LsLE.-It is our unplea-
been the scene of an appalling tragedy. On Friday
last, april 27) son of James Houghtailine Of
Yorkshire, in the town of Lisle, Broome county,
boy only eight years old, cut of his fathers head
with an axe! The circumstances, as we have
learned them, were as follows The father had
been poughing his field, and in state of intoxca-
tion left his team and lay down in furrow. The
little boy took his team to the barn, and while the
father was thus lying, probably insensible, under
the effects of liquor, literally severed his head from
his body We learn that an elder brother witnessed
the fatal act. The boy, with blood on his
person, Immediately informed others of the deed,
and boosted that he had done 1t because his father
had choked him the night before. We learn that
the deceased though addicted to drinking, had
accumulated considerable property, which is thus
suddenly left to his family. Some contradictory
and suspicious rumors are afloat, which we now
forbear to mention The facts as related, almost
incredible, and we await with much interest the
developement of the truth by the coroner's jury
which was to have assembled Saturday. The
youthful and precocious destroyer of human life. is
probably too young to suffer the punishment award
ed by the laws OF the land as the fate of the muir
derer. He will, we presume, be sent to some cor
receive institution where his early but dangerouspro
penstles will have salutary treatment. The mother
and son will be brought to our village tomorrow
The above we copy from the Binghanton Iris. in
which we since find the following The bow has
been discharged, on the ground of his extreme
youth, and supposed moral incompetency TO COM
nit the crime of murder. But q boy who can so
cooly, and in so horrid a manner take the fife of
his father, should be well looked to- Syracuse star.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-09
PRESENT Prices.
All very common, but stout.

MoRE OF THE CALIFORNIA RIcHEs.-The ship
Sophia Walker, Capt. Wisewell, arrived yesterday
morning, from Valparaiso, with nearly eighty
consigned to persons in New Yerk and Baltimore.
The ship left Valparaiso on the I'd of March, and
reports that the gold fever was then raging with
undated violence. The gold dust by the Sophia
Walker, is consigned as follows
box ($4000O) TO j. H. Spring New York
do. Hayden Cole, Baltimore
/ do. s. X. George, do.
do. s. Phillips, do.
do. Jacob Hiss, do.
l do. G. M, De Fond, do.
do. Edwin Bartlett, New York
$4,000 Specie, Charles Loring.
The consignment (stO,OOO) to J. H. Spring, is
being the proceeds of the sale of the ship Hunress,
at san Francisco, formerly under command OF
Capt. Spring.-Boston Times, Mays.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-09
FRENCH LANGUAGE.

BOSTON Sept g. 1si3-Professor Edwards system Of in
ID strucon the French language which, far as lhave
able examine it, is the most and so In M pro-
gress and results. EDWARD NJ kikk.
Professor j. p EDWARDS respectfully invites those per-
and perusa the most keptca must be convinced Of
superiority the Professors system to all others The
circulars are had the bookstores r. French
rs Nassau H. Kerno G33 Broadway Thomas j. Crowen
500 the Professor residence a East Twen
ty-fourth between Fourth and Lexington Class
evening Terms S2 for - lessons in advance Schools
attended in and New York Families taught at their
ow n residence. mySs'- mlaw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-09
SHIRTS
MADE TO ORDER CUT MEASURE, AND WARRANTED TO
MRS. +. G. BEMAN,

Established in 1913
ITO BE REMOVED ON THE lsr OF MAY NEXT, TO
No. Astor House. Broadway corner Of Vesey streets
Richardson and 0wden Sadder Fcnton and other Family
Linens and York Mills Muslin always for sale Mrs. b. Is
the inventor and only manufacturer Of the celebrated
BEMAN COLLAR
Stitched Bosoms the best and richest offered
for sale the United States Bosoms Embroidered Corded
Run, Be- of than fifty different patterns For Seam
stress Work Shirts Mrs. Beman is paying the highest
prices paid by any Shirt Establishment in the world
For Linens, Mrs high three dollars yard
prices rarely paid by Of the royal exroyal families in
Europe For Shirts she charges from Two to Sixteen Dollars
piece The most expensive generally Wedding Shirts.
No Gentleman in the world is said rich and hand
Shirts the gentlemen of New York At six to twelve
by and warranted to it, Several hundreds best
stchers constantly employed.
As Ito references Mrs Beman point with confidence and
pride her Order Book in which the original autographs
of between three thousand regular customers
whom the Of Presidents and Ex Presidents of Re-
pubcs and from Foreign Courts Senator's
and Members of Congress- Governors and Consus General
0eers Of the army ana Navy oo, Men
Life. mhl3 l3t law
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-09
LAMPS. Nc.

MOTIFS SUPERIOR SOLER LAMPS,
~ IRANDOLES, Chandeliers Hall Lanterns, Hanging and
~ Side Soar and do do for campnc superior to any
tee city, for salcat No b6 Fulton FIRST lamp ster east
Ct Broadway. Mandatory at l2l Pr nee st. my ''t'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-09

A Doctor C.oss, steam doctor has been arrested AZ
Strcudsburg Pa for granddaughter charged with caus
ing the death of patient by subecting him to severe
course of treatment by which he was confined for
lcrgth Of time in blankets etc, steaming appa
Iatus, till be expired Of apopexy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-09

JOSEPH GILLOTTS STEEL PENS,
Manufacturers Warehouse, 81 John ST., Ncic York.
COMPLETE assortment and large stock Of every kind
n Of those well known and popular pens constantly
with holders and the cheaper description Of
pens, for sale TO the trade. mhl3bt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-09
WANTS.

WANTING sITUATIONS.-A LARGE ASSORTMENT
w Select Family Servants wanting employment at
c. Mason Offices l39 Bowery and 2i Broadway
able for hotels companies &c.
always hand also Farm Laborer Terms 30 cents
otherwise % cents persons sent from these Offices are
arranted honest ap2i its
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-09

vUyUE SUBSCRIBER would direct public aten N.Y., 20 s
nS ertensivc stock Of Grandoles solar LAMPS
rIou Doric and Miniature Lamps, lnoluams az
nan Lahnvrn H. nroycmens of the different manufac-
r. w. lard camphene, burning hud every article
,or and sold at prices only 70 be quna
" ranei street Lamps altered, re-hnisheu anu
Pure sperm OIL lard and Whale ag ana RETAIL Cheaper
tnnn ny y gw l35 Canal st., corner OF Laight
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PU E w A T. T. X!
IAPHR AGM Il | L " r X ..

Office $40 Broodcay, corner Of Leonard street.
INJIS INVENTION has been four years before the
No, W. nnhc and used by three hfths of tho
house keepers OF the city I will eectuay filter the Gro
,o nd ber ver water restoring to the natural purity
of sring water The iterng medium Is crushed quarts
all of the is block
10 ariv reversed and used according to directions it
aund ret out Of order but If neglected IL will partially
ILL., nd the accumulated slime OF the Croton, which has
been permitted permanent odgment will become pures
cent All this &c eectualy cured by in three
minites time Of animal and vegetable matter
hich will collect in the Filter within - hours any time in
summer convince person that by the removal Of
this foreign from the water the Filter becomes Of
the best preseryatiVes u health in summer.
WALTER NJ. GIBSON, $40 Broadway,
ms Il corner Of Leonard street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-09

MINIATURE SOLAR LAMPS. nc
TJALI, PARLOR AND STORE LAMPS, GlKAN l,a ri
Fluid Lamps Globes, Wicks, ChimneyS tampins vi
anu mh2 Ist i'"'u BiLpWiNs 59Is Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-09

CORNELIUS SOLAR LAMPS,
CIRANDoLEs Chandeiers new patterns IN Vrm nan
" Silver and Damask Plated Tea sets FORKS spoons
b. '' ASHER X. MORGAN, 1872 William st.,
ans 1851 Between Fulton and Ann opposite the church
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-09

TO TAILORS, DEALERS IN CLOTH, &c.
HENRY KLEMM BEGS LEAVE TO ANNOUNCE TO
the Trade that he has taken lofts No. 81 William street.
New York. where be has opened, and is daily receiving
choice selection Cloths Dockn Cassmercs Yestng &c.
manufactured expressly for the Tailoring Trade Also Sans
Serges Taor Trimmings &C. which he offers for sale shade
under the lowest market price,
FOR CASH OR APPROVED NOTES.
Country Buyers particularly would do well to examine
his goods where they have the privilege Of seestng from
fresh stock, in first hands. &c. HENRY KLEMM
mills lSta No. 81 William, near Cedar street, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-09
TUITION.

CONVERSATIONS FRANCHISES,
NRTRENCH TAUGHT, on the oral system, nsuring ease
~ and fuency speaking Private tuition, at home, ~
month; ditto In classes So Families and schools attended
mvg II . No. 3ls Broadway.
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STATIONERY. &C.


DLANK BOOKS, PAPER AND STATIONERY.-FRAN-
- CTS IOUTREL, II Maiden Lane, manufactures every
style of Account Book and sell the lowest cash price
also Letter Cap and Note Papers, Envelopes Gold Pens
Portfolios, Scrap Books Inks Wax Waters Manifold Letter
Writer'S Copying and Notaral Presses Fancy and staple
FRANCIS LOUTREL
mh20 13t " Maiden Lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-09
JEWS PRINTING, BOOK, WRITING HARDWARE
AND WRAPPING PAPER.

AND WRAPPING PAPER.
PERSSE AND BROOKS,
PAPER MANUFACTURER AND DEALERS,
WAREIIoUsE 65 AND 81 NASSAU STREET Ny.
Mills at Windsor Locks, Conn.
VNHE subscribers have constantly hand large assort
ment Of all kinds of News, Book Writing Hardware,
and Wrapping Papers and Trunk Straw Bonnet Boards
Of all kinds and qualities suitable both for the New York and
Southern market. On
The Paper their Mills equal any other
printing in the market OF strong texture and fabric,
and of uniform color.
Their arrangements with other manufacturers such
will enable them to fill orders for any kind of desired
by their customers the shortest notice. mills l3t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-09
CALIFORNIA.


A WORD TO CALIFORNIANS.
TIVE MOST USEFUL AND DESIRA BILE ARTICLE FOR
emigrants to the Gold Regions the India Rubber
Goods from er and elmes patent by which
the use OF White Lead &c. is obvated, and che articles
made OF light color and particularly suited to warm
climates they will stand three hundred degrees OK
urers Tents, Ponchos Coats Blankets Lcggns, Haver-
sacks Canteens Life Preseryers and article trade in
any quantity and reduced price
HORACE II. DAY, Manufacturer, % Courtandt street.
myl At
VNHE WEST INDIA ROYAL MAIh STEAM PACKET
Company for the of Nails Passengers Mer-
chandise and lreasureThs Steam Packets of this COM
pany are appointed leave St. Thomas the LIST of each
which places they due 9th, tho
h OF the same month leaving New York the l2th they
expected to reach Bermuda the 10th
yeyed Nassau Havana Mobile Point Vera Cruz Tampco,
Honduras JamaicaSt Jago de Cuba Jacme and ports
the Spanish Main (ncluding Chae Leaving Bermuda
the 18TH the steamer last from New York becomes due at st.
Thomas the 23d Of the month"; and will convey
specie and for that Island Porto Rico the West
fares by the steamers from New York follows TO
Bermuda, $40; ST. Thomas, S5 Porto Rico, $50 La Quay
sos Puerto Cabello $40; Antigua, SOB Barbadoes
SEQ Demerara, Sl40 St vincents S2O Trinidad $50
Nassau $40; Havana 500; Mobile Point $40 Honduras,
SI0 Jamaica, $40; St Jago de Cuba S16 Jacme $40
Vera Cruz Sl7O Tampico $40; Santa Martha $780, Car
hagena Sl55 Chagre Sl7O St. Juan de Nicaragua SlS5
The freight specie goods the has hereto
fore been charged. For further particulars apply
MAITLAND, PHELPS, CO., Agents,
myl oct IL Stone street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-09
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND BUSINESS

NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND BUSINESS
MEN.
n TLAyEL WILKIN, Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
IL formerly of Orang co., N having To-
Gated himefin NashylleT will attend TO AT matters ofco
and Northern and the short
notice and the liberal terms pledgng
give the best satisfaction that strict attention
to business will warrant lie refers for Inquiries to
r. J. Megs, Nashville, Tenn H. L. Stevens, Potiac Mch
Francis IL. Fogg, Esq "Rob't Simson, Cincinnati, q.
Edwin III. Ewing Zion. &. Borland, Montgomery,N.Y.
Alex Mckenzie, {" I" Saml J. Wilkin, Goshen, N. Y.
James Walker, " John NJ. Eager, st. Louis, Mo.
Prof. James Hamilton, 81. II. McWillams Merchant
Rev. j. Huntington, % Liberty st, ". York city.
Cummins Alexander, lawyers, III Nassau St,
Cummins, Collins Seaman, merchants IL VIM. st.
Nashville. April 7, 1919. ap l0-lSs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-09
MRS. VAN HOUTEN

MRS. VAN HOUTEN
INFORM FRIENDS, AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY,
HATshe is prepared to execute orders for fine GUS
SHIRTS, BoSOMs, AND COLLARS,
In the latest and most approved patterns and styles or
may be desired at her Shirt Store and Mandatory IS
Nassau street.
B-Particular attention is called to her style full
bosom Summer Shirts. apH st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-09
CLOTHING &c.

TIMELY NOTICE TO GENTLEMEN.
IF YOU WANT YOUR SUMMER CLOTHING CLEANED
without the of steam cooring. take them to No
Murray street. Broadway where coats cleaned
for 6s pants 3 Repairing done short notice call
line attended to by A. CORTISSOS, Murray ST.
myS3t*
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-09
PAPER HANGINGS AND WINDOW SHADES AT
REDUCED PRICES.

VTNHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROX
the best Of Europe and the United States,
splendid Of Paper angngs and Window Shades
also Curtain Materials Of description lace and
brodercd Muslin Curtains Window Cornces and Ornaments;
manufacturers Of hae and other mattresses feather
beds &C. with every article in the upholstery line whole
sale retail prices 20 cent lower than othef
establishment the city. AM r. DAVIES Uphostersrs,
apf9Sts 200 Bowery and 100 Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-09

PKINIINC INN.
JOHN &. LIGHTBODY,
CONSTANTLY manufacturing and has always on hand,
every description of Printing Ink, from the finest black
and colored to News Inks which he equal
manufactured and low prices be sold by
regular manufacturer Orders forwarded by steamboat
raroa any Of the country by addressing note to
me, q Us Rosb street.
g. uHpsrer printed with my News Ink also great
many othat newspapers in this city Philadelphia Boston,
Baltimore New Orleans aud other cities and in the
United States. ap3 1t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-09

PORTABLE IRON HOUSES FOR CALIFORNIA.
TTNHE GALVANIZED IRON HOUSES CONSTRUCTED
by for California having with much approval,
am thus induced to call the attention of those going to Cali
forna examination Of them Tp iron Is grooved in
such that all parts of the house roof and Sides
glide together house 2Ux5 less than
day They cheaper than wood and much
comfortable than tents house of the above ba
shipped in boxes IL feet long and feet wide aud inches
the freight which would be about s4 San Fancis
There will also be trouble removing
Of the country another the house few hours,
be taken down and put up BY calling upon the subscriber
house of the above size can be
mo l3t PETER NAYLOR, 70 Stone street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-09

TO DAGUERREOTYPE ARTISTS.
A SUPERIOR quality of Plates, Mats, and Preservsrs
IA and for sale, wholesale and retail, by
JAMES q. M0FFET, l6 Fulton street,
nY0 e.. Third door of RroadMny
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-09

INDIA RUBBER HOUSES.
nAY % COURTLANDT STREET, CONTINUES TO
- supply his India Rubber Houses and Boats One Of
these Houses will accommodate from to 30 persons be-
transported tho back of mule and only wants to be seen
to be Every article required for California in
quantities to suit and warranted stand climate
myl At
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-09

49,, From the New Orleans Picayune, April PSI
We are indebted to the courtesy of friend for
cisco, received by the way Of Vera Cruz 1t is re-
plete with practical good sense -
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BARTOL'S WINDOW SHADE WAREHOUSE,
175 and III William street, door from Bsekman,
New York.
AIDES and gentlemen Of taste wishing to purchase VIM
IL dow Shades Gilt Cornices Pins Loops &c., will find the
greatest assortment in the country and ut the lowest market
price
On hand about priced Shades the country
tradcvH be sold low Also Cord, Tassels Brasses &c
mh2s I3ts SAMUEL Y. BARTOL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-09
AUCTIONS.

VNHE UNDERSIGNED, AN AUCTIONEER OF THIRTY
experience, will give personal and prompt atten
ton to sales of Furniture residence families during
Brooklyn New York part Long Island
moderate terms Sales day effected and soioits
consignments his spacious Fulton
Brooklyn. X. J. TODD, Auctioneer. ap2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-09


A W. SPIES L. CO., 81 MAIDEN LANE, IMPORTERS
"A and dealers in Fire Arms invite the attention OF Cali
to their stock Of United States Rifles Carbnss Mus
Pistols Bowie Knives Pouches Belts &c. &C., having the
largest stock of articles Of this description, which they Offer
wholesale and retail. my l3t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-09

VNHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE THIS DAY FORMED
Co partnership under the name and firm Of d. T. S
Miller, Dealers in Wines, Liquors, Segars, nc.
DAVID MILLER
myo3tA FRANCIS 3. MILLER.