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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-17
R. R. DU AZ,
Underline American Hotel


~ minded that the very best Steam Candy put up in
neat boxes, well assorted fresh made and of the best
uga warranted TO stand IN any climate, at all times
be had ofthe manufacturer, No i07 Main st
NH II IOITIS 7 RocSIEry
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" otCESIERS UNIVERSAL PIANO FORTES
"A; NORRIS Sole Agent. Notices of the press
forznHenew York Erening Post, 12M Apr7 1851 :"WoR
cEsTERs PIANos-A country correspondent writes in
postscript to his letter. am glad to see in the papers fire.
quent notices of the panotores of Mr. H. Worcester of
your CITY have had for year and it gives us great
satisfaction A musical GENTLEMAN who heard it in nv
parlor last summer said Immediately that it must be one
OF ocesters for no makes piano forte like him
from Sdr0nas Musical Times Ncp York, March sH
1851 SPLENDID PIANO FORGIVE have seen Mt tbe
Factory OF H. Worcester Third Avenue, square Piano
Fote prlce S000J which, in point of excellence oftone
anu ornament oil case surpasses have SEEN
we would gladly give description of but knowing that
single glance at the instrument would convey better
idea OF 1t than one hafof Websers Dictionary we invite
our friends to the Factory where Mr. Worcester the
genemany proprietor will no doubt be glad to exhibit
the instrument to them"
The palmer and less costly descriptions of Pianos manu-
Incurred by worcester are warranted to be equal in tone
touch and durability to the deliberately carved and
elegantly finished instruments described in the above no.
tce ~
Magnificiently wrought instruments, beautifully inlaid
ranging In price from $500 $1,000 will be ordered for
any customer, and warran ted TO give satisfaction
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CHINA, GLASS ~ EAKTHENWARE
Spring stock. 1852.

= "A
Spring Stock, 1852.
NHE subscribers receiving by arrivals from
i Europe, his Spring stock of French and English
of the latest patterns and shapes. Also an
extensive variety of cut pressed and plain Glassware
Looking Glasses Castor &C. which he offers mercha-
nts at very low prices, for cash. the usual time
punctual customers.
Also full of Goods suited to the wants of
Housekeepers. A call is respectfully solicited
GEORGE ]. SUMNER,
NH IL No 18th ST. opposite Citv Hotel
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ROBERT MCNAMEE,

KOBERI MCNAMEE,
Mak9f OF surgical and Dental Instrr ments,
eho the attention OF Physicians and Dentists to his
stock which will be found to comprise all kinds of
Dental aud Surgical Instruments, Trusses Cutlery &c
he likewise makes to order and repairs all descriptions OF
Instruments Thankful for the liberal patronage he has
already received he trusts to be ableto merit contnu-
ance OF It, by increased business facilities and adetermna
ton to give entire satisfaction to his patrons
MAIN STREET opposite American Hotel
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Il The Richmond Fire Association are now prepared
to issue poces OF Insurance tho above description of
risks on as reasonable terms any similar company and
respectfully ask share of the patronage of the public
Applications will be received at the Office No aa3 corner
Nam and 9th streets where the officers will cheery fur
hlsh may erequred Alosses prompt
ny and literally adjusted.
JAMES BOSHER, President
JOHN H. BosHER. Secretary NO y
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RURAL ARCEHITECTURE,-being com

ID ECOLLECTIONS OF Journey through Tartary
HI Thibe and China during the years 1874 ls45 and
1876 by NJ Hue, Missionary Priest OF the Congregation
Of ut Lazarus , vols 81.
Madeline, tale OF Au Vergne founded fact, by Ju-
liz Kavanagh.
1s50-Is5l-Sapplenaent to the Worlds Progress a
Dictionary OF Dates and Statistics edited O. p Putnam
A. NORRIS
sps Late Drlnksr K Morris, 81 Main st.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
Virginia and Louisiana Line Of Packets be-
tween Richmond and New Orleans.
IHNHE following vessels compose this line all of the
l. first class, with handsome state room accommoda-
tions, viz
Barque CYANE.-..- Capt. Jesse Loveland
Barque VIRGINLAN....... .. Capt Nathaniel Boush
Barque -, new Capt Hiram Horton
The above vessels all of the first class were built ex-
pressy for the trade between this city and New Orleans
and commanded by of long experience, who will use
every exeron to give satisfaction For freight passage
apply to Captains ON board, to
DAVID CURRIE,
HASKINS Il LIBBY, or
CHAS. r. WORKMAN Il CO.
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~ ceiyed new and complete supply of French md
English Cloths Cassneres and vestines of the latest
style. Also, rich and handsome Scars fassey London
Opera Ties, Shirts Collars Drawers silk and linen Hd
with large assortment of other goods suitable for gen
tlemens We solicit csll from all in want of s3cb
at CHAS HARTWELL L. cos
Ni - l01 Broad street
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- AELL TUCK COMRS.-Just received q
~ lot of handsome Shell and Buffalo Tuck Combs new
patterns for sale by
NH % r. M ZIMMERMAN
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IEEA.-5o0 packages Green Tea, comprising one OF
Il the best assortments offered for sale in this
market Also, daily expected per ship North Carolina,
from Canton,
122 half chests extra fine BLACK TEA, for sale by
NH 10 EDMOND. DAVENPORT n 10
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The Of the applied 10 such with It's
application 10 those ndeaaons OF the coast which serve
is also the Bay OF Fundy larse body OF water, from
which tshermen songh 10 be excluded but
IN which they have he right of fishing The distance OF
three miles from he British coast moi only In accord
ance with The terms OF the convention bul also by
another right which pointed by the senator from
Michgan-ihe night OF eotermlnous propretorship il
having the coast OF Maine the sde and the
OF Nova Scotia ON the other, forming the headlands
Of that bay. II flows along the OF the United States
Tor considerable distance, and therefore, under
the British construction our fishermen entitled to FISH
there's
Well sir. this language of the British authorities is
much less applicable 10 The Gull OF ST. Lawrence for
the Gulf OF ST Lawrence much part OF the open
ocean the Gulf OF Mexico. The headands ule
together, sir, but still il is much part OF the
open any OF those which all nations have right
10 ENJOY
To undertake. by that close construction OF the treaty.
to call that gull bay, and thus 10 shut our fishermen
out OF H. is very singular, very stringent and, III my
apprehension. very unusta6e construction 10 De CIV
TO that treaty But. sir, do not desire TO enter into
discussion OF this matter at length for this does not
seem TO me to be fiji proper occasion for such dis
cusson nevertheless, as 1T Is open TO inquiry, and as
the point IN controversy Is the construction OF this
treaty. and as had not precisely the construc
ton view which take given elsewhere, thought
would make these statements 10 the Senate IN order that
iher attention might be drawn 10 The subject and II il
is drawn to ii, and ii the construction which have given
tai ken in with the conempoaneousc consuc.
tion given at the time, together with the use OF the fish
tor so long time, think the Senate will conclude
that my construction Is the true one.
Now, sir, il Great Britain wishes Tor out OF this
subject, undoubtedly she have but do not be-
leye she has any such purpose and unless alter my
mind with regard the of that treaty,
do not believe she will maintain the position
which she has assumed. Nor do believe she is so
for that right TO violate friendship and break
up the pacific relations which exist between
Far from it, think she will press such points upon
us until she has very well considered this subject
| hope not, at least.
[ro BE CONTINUED
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New York Fashionable Clothing EssablIsh ma nj
Wholesale and retail, for cash univ

New York Fashionable Clothing Essabllshn nne nj.
wholesale aud retail, for cash only.
LFEED MUNRoE "a Co. No AL Broadway fkrtween Howard
n and Grand stcets,) invite all VISITING
either foe business To cs
an u the superb nj Of
Fine and fashionable clothing,
Genuemens furnishing goods,
Bnys' and cbiidren's An
Of the best description, there exhibited for sale
Tn. principles oy,sars
msn aud which have mad. y 90 universally popular
and West, strictly adhered to al
Our facilities for obtaining such a. To enable all
times 10 offer the choicest sud styles garments
and the lowest 80 =
Every article s sold under fun guarantees.
NO DEVIATION IN rncssThe marked in
plain hes upon the ticket,
be made. r
Adescript'ons Of clothing
ALFRED MUNROE 4 Co,
AL BrosdwaJ, New Yorh.
ALrrwp Mureop,
wx D, ApsArr May a-dsmif
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University OF Maryland.

University OF Maryland.
THE forty hh annual session win begin Thursday October a.
l. 1852, and end on the list OF March, 1e51
fnaeps and Practice of Surgery and Clinical Surgery Nathan
Chemistry Pharmacy, William T. A. Akin, MD
Principles and Practice of Medicine and Clinical Medicine
anatomy and physiology, Joseph Rosy, MD
obs,e,rcs, Richard II. Thomas N. D.
Ma.eria Meaca, Therapeutics and Pathology George w M,en
rfaedeaI Anatomy, Berwick n. smith, NJ. D.
fees for the full course $50 dsmonsaiof's fee $40 macua
For purpose. instruction, faculty hc,r com
ves and in its Immediate neborhood containing hundred
tended entirely by the mcu. re-
eepn"n and treatment ota Of disease which furnish the
addition to be made during the ummt which will
all na,ricuaes Of the school tousnou, the without
Anatomical material bundan, and cheap Expenses Of living
n.rr.xosr, May IS, 1859. : " '''' - D''''
ERENCH-PLATE MIRRORS, for mnnteis and p,er-,
marble slabs and undersigned manufactures and
portrait and picture fsmes which he warrants TO be Of the bot
bought for in The country.
Old frnmcs regIdod.
Directly opposite National Theatre Washington, b. c.
THE Roote Niagara Falls. from Albany 20
Rochester Locspou Ac BY the opening the Rochester Lock
bauy Fal. Albany
saving time to the travelling public and " ss r
share Of business
NEW AND DIRECT ROUTE TO NIAGARA FALLS.
opening fhs fsocher, L"etPort Niagara nd
This beautiful line will
public Wednesday June 30 1852 which
will commence. running folewsf
l.. uain-Espre@s, leaves Rochester at 6 30 a m.
I'd /" Accommodation 20
al Way express 520p.m.
Arriving a, Niagara Fails :, 30 and 30 and0pm
ID &c Accommodation o3pm.
Sd " Express
Connecting both with the regular Albany
Rochester railroads.
Passengers by this route leaving Albany by the 20 TRIM
will reach Rochester Al ~ hour breakfast
m or
will renh Rochester In time for arriving
NJ Niagara Falls leaving the Falls
by either OF the win Albany, New
Boston, twelve hours advance OF other line.
Passengers take the
Rochester depot WARREN COLHURN,
July ll-~dlmo Intel Superinte
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"a = 3Ss'z;E Y - I i51lzEi7I s1fes''1 p
RaIstunOr~ and Svash Railroad.

Baltimore ana Wasntngfon Railroad.
PASSENGER follows
/ Leave Washington at q and 9, 1Qk, and a.
Leave Baltimore at ~ and =, A. m; 4 and ~, p.
Sundays the second third
the fourth from Baltimore Al omitted.
Tickets and checks Philadelphia
obtained by trains leaving VI 9, and
the the
in Baltimore and Philadelphia,
Communication tickets 10 HadsnsburR, sa quaer
furnished upon application at the Office
TIL, PARSONS,
Ap 4-d1 Agent.
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PETITIONS, ETC. UNDER TIM nuLk.

BY MIR. ALLEN. Of Illinois, The petition of lanes
Dcscy and many other citizens OF Galatn county Ii-
nos asking Congress 10 establish maoute from
nesiown aops TIE middle road known Cypress road
TO David keaslcss. In said county.
by MT bhiGGS The memorials OF George Ncwbond
and others, Of the CITY OF New York. the memorial OF
Hmm keiebun and others, Of New YORK; for the passage
OF aaw tor The better protection OF the lives
STEAMERS Also, the memorial OF Shepsrd knspp 10.
eph Collins and others, for the Immediate passage sf
in vessels propelled by steam
. ny Mr. MOORE, of Louissns The petition Of John r..
Buike ana hucty-two other citzens Of Louisiana and
Texas praying hsts postroad be established from the
mouth OF ned river to Burss Ferry, in Louians thence
TO hunsv,lie, Texas Also the petition OF Edward Ellie.
Luther Hughes, and eighty five other ciiizens of Louis.
lana, in relation to be Baron DE Basuop grant
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

In the course OF the reading of the journal,
The Clerk announced the following the staniN
committees Tor the present session, appointed BY ht
Speaker under The order OF the day before, viz:
Committee Of Elecions.--Messrs. William S Astt
OF North Carolina Christopher II. Williams, ol Tennes
see William 7. Hamilton, of Maryland Abfm Sthr'
mefhorn; OF New York; John ). Cake Of Vrgga
Presley Ewing, OF Kentucky George II DAVIS OF Ne
sachusets; James Gamble, OF Pennsy lvania and "a.
than L. Sraiton, OF New Jersey
Committee OF Ways and Means -Messrs George
Houston, Of Alabama; George w Jones, OF Tennessee
Edward sanly. OF North Carolina; Harry Htebara'
Clancy Jones, OF Pennsylvania; William Appleton Y
Massachusetts; Cyrus l.. Dunham, of Indiana sla
John ). Phelps, ot Missour
Committee OF Claims --Messrs John r. ]. DIne, y
NORM Cafolina Alfred 2. Edgerton. Of Ohio; Nehl.
J. Bowie, OF Maryland Orsen s. Seymout, Of Coafr
teal; Chauncey +. Clevelasd, Of Connecticut Wl,lal
A. Sackeit, OF New York Carlton b. Curtis, q Pehp
syvanla Gcbrist Porter, Of Missouri; and Daniel Mac
of Indiana.
Committee on Commerce -Messrs. David L Seym1Ht
OF New York; Andrew Johnson, of Tennessee Az
ander IA. Stephens, OF Georgia; Thomas j d FuIiGu
Maine, James n Duncan, OF Missachn.ets Nv.
Robbins, L., OF pennsy lvsna; LOUIS ST Martin, o. W.
isiana William Aiken, OF South Carolina and lhoDA
Y. Wash, Of Maryland
Committee on Public Lands --Messrs Willard T. tiN1
OF Missouri; W x. W Cobb, of Alabama; Heny = \
nett, OF New York James L. Orr, OF Soath CiroiMa
", Watkins, OF Tennessee; John d treei1ia,
dissssipp; Henry ID Mosre, OF Pennsl lvana Wv s
hart Hem, OF iowa; and Joseph w. McCofke, oi -
lorna
Committee on The Post Office and r, st Roads. -Me'
htson Is Oids, OF Ono; Alexander Penn, q L'
ana; William Culon, OF Tennessee; Paalus plwslb
Virginia; JJpn L. Schoolcraft OF New Yofk kcaaA.
scufry, Of TEXAS Ben. Edwards Grey, Of ktnlaeg
Eiward z. Marshall, Of California; aud / ncola 0."'
OF Iowa "
Committee for the District Of Columbia --Messrs " "
ando Ficklin, Of Illinois; Thomas H. Avere, q :"
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-
steiner Fr:...hsa. for Jaa. have much Siss.ass "a
ps.,i.s !. found from s.psrsnss ,has ju,.s. !. has
% au S :asa e Iss
sr,s,s sa ssa,lsss always ahopi to overcome
q. gns,s mind s;sssy ,.s,sa.ssa ss d.
sss..s ssns fs oar nsn, the so
az 10 ss fs OF se
h.. as far a W. can see and s
Having hs ono ana rs
": S che ss
,psn; ,an1 and srsesas "a H.
sph sheer BY timely and sosis TsnsTs. Pa..sr
81 ~ s.s and M
sarrssard NJ Sizes, chef Oassr aud Mr. Piske ias
happy =:
%i
ns IT, ~ 'hs h: y his Of
sS.: b. better
as 81 ms -
Cali. ri, ssvslsr: ss ssseryss nd for his
Falls, ha. also iiss aaa thasRs The
lshma. leave e.s. wishes aad ras. amid
that In thus piantog the seed Of good snip
@ and eSs.sias sassss w
ss satsn 10 Mr. aad ewnsrs uaissd than3
,oe mors CLOSELY saesshsr the sss .s~
q IL t.%ss s'a:ss
:sy net his only 20 them but 90 all now molly striving
ra-k jacob L Ds isls; VIM Cornell Jews... Joseph
Frost ii VI Frost. Il q. fay Alyiaza vard ,rfts
Levy carolina II Wee'tt Leonel Jaeobs. Fancy Levy.
ADhie illisms. Leah Jseobs, Elizabeth Jasaby II
S-DdioTd c, Fuller r. Ia. Bostick. O. ". Gleason W.
iiuGm'p, Gnstin Bowen. y. r. Vera. VIM Ps-knsos.
Alexander Drummond. WIN. White, II W. Peck Vim II.
sasioId Lo.sa Cbureheil Lyman starfard v,stora ia
e. Hannah Bongh Jacob G: Ramsey, Lacins B. Tatou,
Er'enhsek. samuel Godshaw, Joferh GodshAv, Peter
Bo.sbsr John Eassnm. Fanny jacobs Michael Lenders
Pearson, Dr. ,. W. Livingston, Chas s. Bulkley.
s,ngers' Sewing Machines serve SO ~vesl
tho for which they recommended tsat The
proprietor is dsy rec.ivMg evideb their utility and
popularity all parts Of the country Ufee r rad
wsy. where they be In operation.
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THE TURF.

7 YNION rnr
\ L ~ NOE, ihnf iNG.-ON THURSDAY,
| mi. -, "ui ~ bat ttdP match for Oeo0,
- ~ " ~ en- dY7vex
"a 49,. -" IoA " Dimmt b A. Mossovy y.
| q ZIP synsassg So si-btk vhl lsaye ne
"a ,..,.n rootJn rtre urse two o'elodh r ~,
ssr,s ~ 'o"h . !, oct -oser tsrs. saah veg, q
''-''. J'Hh l. rNkDiKER PYoprteSOR.
uyNroN caupsv
u s,sL.s ,or III, :. i,-rkorTtsG.-PUASns AND
Ma I-Pu,s. $40 80 s ~ y . -
IN a. 4. hasnss mo- po'er 80 pnre mile hsa.s, bGt
No o. Tha sam. =. NJ , -,
No s-Tbs sams - ~ ! INV saade.
No a. Pnr.s xb0 ,i,h Ns.pn,
freq for All bor,es thai n.y. aks OF soS ALI sosss
49,. 80 ~. So ne.e' won purse ever $40 n0o
No'bMTbesamea :, A., q h,,,...
NJ - - = - hroosa
49, n' ssns ss 20 nh"'r - ih.s.
,,as. a.. vS ",.n SIsks ?. tioo hHi Ers.ft;
%. nossos - p'Nef ~" purse svW SiV ~
meas pess IN nvs '" Sss'h
Ne me amc - no q u harness.
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If THK GENTLEMAN WHO BOUGHT WHITE AND
1 yellow setter Dos In " Al Stree. Wednesday morn
In last will r. L. r. 10 Lsfays,N plA1A
he will eopfer him favor fren ths -
oTiption, he believes
the morning. All expenses will be ohserfuily paid.
r. THIS SHOULD melt Tbs EYE or TaR LADY
l. who Iurchasee of gent Sunday evepiag- . sN
bladed tortoise she hand tno hs viii confer
favor by Addressing J. a. th OHIO. stssiss whore ana
when Interview he bA she pl please naatou tk4
place where tbc purchase made ard the Dsrrssa1s
same. Confidence.
TNFORHATloF WArIEO-OT MARGARET MoDp-
l. rough, who left NV York is-, Jolly " New 10
chsIle, Any informaton yssrdins her viii b thauhmhy
received by her amt Mr.. corner OF TwoAty-
bftb street and Sixth Avspue.
INFORMATION wANTsD-O TEKENCE OONnELI.
Of the county Cavap lye,s's hen isss hsasd srca.
he IN the STATE Of Penn. vlvaDA Any information
sivcp OF him III thankfully re.rssd by his mother 81
sltsr Mary and Margaret coBr al ~ Uoerak street.
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Dat ana reg ulAtor of e. aie HIRAM ANDERSON
DO 50 Bowsry should bear mad the wonder
and reduction 10 the OF Fardoos Crop
by eeb kngsh Exh b,ioa Tapestries, Brussels three
ply, ngratn 40 s,ar Carpets. Rugs, us<ets, Wiados
= aces, &C. they offered at twenty I'VE per
lss, u A. at other adjustment in this couatry
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A LARGE ORGAN, BUILT FOR THE DUTCH RE
"A formed Church. Kingston, N is now oompeted, 81
a., l72 trost The CLERGY prsfsssors
in general Respectfully inuted on Tues
49, "s-' - HENRY ERBEN.
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Gs rage koutee-ln ADDITION t. the eighth
sSsas there four ysutes which land their
sseys Pages Laguerreotype Rooms corner OF Eighth
shae and street. shsre 'hey osn procure their
nsnss~ IN style These IouteA follows
Are kighsh Rsiroai running through Canal
BuossI street, and kiDth Broad Fourteenth
street. Ninth stasee Pheaix Liae Eighth
AS Fulton Ferry Fulton Ferry Live. Fuiton str ct
and b. Khi kerbusker L. Broad Beseksr
kightD Pages Nam 9th Window, cor.
81 Eighth and Fourteenth street Is ackso
Hsd she hest grt 10 tbe world for taking
otyss lkesesss proof Of which, examine spssimcns
o6Asrsn, taken in four fscoBds.
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WiS sand TOupscs,--Uatsneaor's new style
No proneusses Ms sest persss insesa 81 assnrs
7boss wanting sue-rir aruete she u6
sAl ATCHELOk'5 sel.hrasss Viz Fastory. Ne wan
be found the largest AAa kess asss0
@ the city Copy the adsrsss.
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SnI wbsc street, sisiIs daily rom Europe
- Auction rooms unusoa large ana elegant stock
earSs atsiDe IN briApcy II eoor ri haoss ~ de-
gs sSo fnh arSthina ogsI 10 this marset NAM
pAAtsBss are exclusively be nd else
who're Al tho renowned Grad air Carpet In
Nys piece, TO wish We cali public attention.
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Aeruv ~ sminhB. Drostn1ng oupusote.
Tie srsyen dsserrsotyps Of Miss Jans Drsn the lovely
actress ~hieh 40 JOSS been .Ieeussc
|DOo1s NO. !o5 roadway 10 the specimen 81 thas
taus ans bcautul style OF paiHtins produced
osli 81 the gallery and examine shis gem OF art.
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Hair Dye.-BatcheJ0p's celebrated Laqutd
Har bye yes Answered Ter essrtss shs as
VcisksIs the moment Is aPp.d The vss SERIAL se:s sse
af,.inty which tbis fA,ote apd OLE Ntaoshsa Hsis
pye peff rms In sssopishis IL N .r sAts appisA 81
BaTSBlLORs wig Factory. No. 4 Vail street, Cssy ~
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CARD TO SMOKERS GENTLEMEN WISHING
~ supplies Of strictly Havana imported ses.rs ny the
low pr will please call at " Nassau street Aoor
Open til 7 Y, NJ JOS. h. DA CAMARA
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Gsurssd's Liquid Hair Dye o., withsua

zssp,on the best eva inysa.sa r.
Of pulled dyes kquAy celebrated 0oureuds MeAi
cased Soap for curing seklss sao shapa
cghness no. Posdre subtle hair iron Any psrt
the BODY. Liquid Rouge Lily White and HAsr GlOss 81
N walker stfsst, near Broadway.
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SD inter- Iothps for rhe southern Wsstsrs trade
roaHy tor impression, We osottuliy invite Western
Aas s~u'hern merchants examine the same before
snsstog sse~hsys - will wei, them haipg
esrsd IN we'll styis saitod all sessions
of the santsy. Prices unit rm and low.
d 4 j. DkVLiN. 80 and rs John street.
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W,ss, wigs, Wigs--Str-ngoxs are n.
ErMss shas ssss place get ersAnsAta hair 70 -
nIOHURsT q kAAhDs. ~ Maiden isss. wtsrs shsy
have on hand the largest cheapest are tsst asssrsnsat Of
half vss tsuSses srsds Of loas hAn. sasls. -;
sh,ch 70, p-,es and q.asty srs ssessAAss. osn ans
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sht In meas fur eisling gois 22 Greco Soh
earnsr ~ Cbam bora New YorsOur sSosk consists
ef fns white and G. shirts Collars CrayA Stocks,
ooves Verne, Lanbs Wooi Sik and Cotton Under Car
haAs whth soll for the lowest market prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-31

s2 sssssAntly han durng tho iAl ~n very
erse rtmsnt # the abo,e goods. Ia quality,
abe and ,xe The various style. 1t WHOLE
ole retail IRA PEkE5U a. SOT, 81 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-31

NoTIcE-lT HAS BEEN REPORTED FAAT THE
Bond Street House GO Broadway being connsotsd
with the sdoisbg building In erection. The prspristor
detrous tbs imt retiou
s.ste that he G prepared 20 receive both permanent
rspsiert guests EgaMtly tarsishst suites 81
psnt are in rsaainsss FOR families
CHAs. PLINTA, P.cpristor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-31

a Card for lne Ladies Of New York.
NstSepoli.an Lace and Emoro6sy store 657 Dread say
n.ss Prince street J0bN MADDEN will the above
sssre AZ Wednesday septe Der B52 With erinal pans
AAd stock Of Embr0' Lase Goods
snsss r n-Europe Ladies with No. York are specially
| hvao Al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-31

Lyons Relationships nest delightful
~ article and elective rsssdv fer b@idnsss grey hnir.
r.. IL ife word Fold ~ all ths priaeipal Dvsxgsss
both pherss large botses fer % ssnss
HM,. y THOMAS LYON,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-31

Singers Sewing Machines serve 50 wen
The Iof.oses ~ ~hieh they are recommended tsat The
proprietor is dsy rec.ivMs evidebe their utility
popularity from all parts Of the country Ooe S
wsy. where they oan be seeD In operation.