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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-03

HOUSE FL \IcIil NJ SIoK T.
II CAMP STREET NEW ORLEANS
4 WILMA, Glass aud Emlhcnwarc; Silver
y Spoons, Forks, Ladies', sc, Plated Cas-
tors, Candle sticks, Walters take-liaskets
spoons, Forks, &c. Britannia Tease,.'
Pitchers, Urns, Cups, &c. Tin Ware: A gem
cral assortment. Wood. War Tubs, Buckets,
Brooms, Baskets, &c. Brushes Floor, Dust
ing, Scrubs, Whilcwa-h, &c. Castings Pots,
Tcake,,lcs, Grddcs, &c. .iapaapcy; Wait
crs, Buckets. Boxes. Cutlery Knives and
Forks, of oil descriptions and qualities. Bras,
and iron. Tenders, Androns, Shoyeis aud
Tong- lamps ofcycry description. Co''I-
,ng Niores: The celebrated hrpubllc Stove.
In short, every article required 10 furnish n
housc Except cabinet furniture and dry goods)
being the most extensive assortment IN any one
store IN the city,
~ Goods for the country packed with extra
care.
Jan. 10, 1882. '3n2s-ly'
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CnshiOmnhle Gntl and Winter
l1O11llNW,

~ FANRE 4 co, New Orleans, 30 Mag
r. ayiuc street, beg leave to call attention
to their extensive stock Of Ne.e aud Fash,ona-
BE Ciothng, manufactured by their house. No.
81 William street. New York, whl,h, in poin, of
quality and style Is no, surpassed by any IN the
city, and will be offered on the most pleasing
terms,
We would. also, call attention TO our choice
assor,men, of Nouhh's, Boy's and Children $
Cioih,ng, superior to any offered IN this market;
manufactured expressly for the city trade, and
which We offer al reduced prices
+. FAliliE e. co.
10 Magazine street,
Jan 10. 1852. y3uls-ly.
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sisn Of the Mammoth Mortar,

- CLARK & ALLISON, 70 Grayicr street,
~ New Orleans, Importers Of and Dealers
u IN Drugs, Chemicals, Psrtamery, and the
most approved Patent Medicines, respectfully
call the attention Of Physicians and Planters
Ia their large and carefully selected stock,
which they offer on A. liberal terms ~ any
house in the South.
Thankful Tor the liberal patronage they have
already received, they hope TO merit a con,in.
uance Of the same, by due attention to the in.
tercsts Of their patrons. Purchasers are re-
questcd TO examine their stock before purchas.
ing elsewhere.
N. D. Agents for JoSss, WmrrE l. Co. i com
position teeth. dental instruments. and gold
foil.
Jan. II, 1859. v3n2o.ly.
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New orleans Agricultural Warehouse,

Corner Upeasisc and Poydras Nis Ne'r Orleans,
coMrRistNu ,rriL ASSORTMENT ~
4 GRItILTt RIAL and Horticultural I'M
n pl,nienis Machines, sc, from the most
approved manufacturers, South, North and
West; embracing great variety of PioUshs,
adapted to southern and western culture !,
among which are ,he celebrated RusgIes,
\oursr, Mason & Co.'S make, OF Eagle, Eagle
Improved. self sharpening. ,Jchil suhsoil aud
Flako or double mould plough, Hall and
Speers Peacock plough~, east and wrought
mouds: Kings Gary Plough>, plain aud rN-
tended bars Liylng>tons ny Pioughs, har-
rows. cuttvators, cuilsatof harrow~, cotton
sweeps, cotton scrapers, tanning mills coTti
shelters corn md cob cfushcrs, straw, hay and
corn stalk cutter, ON shpyel>, OK yukes, gg,in
thrashers corn mills, cotton gas, horse powers,
corn planters, seed sewers, hand drllls, barn
mills, field and garden rollers, cotton presses.
agricultural furnaces, root pullers, cylindrical
and thermometer ebarns, garden engines, hort
icultural tool chests grain cradle, and scythes
bramblr and grass cythes, bush and bramble
hooks, axc-, hoes, shovels spades, matoeks,
pick axes, Seoylr-" improved cas-, steel hoes,
OK. log and trace chains, halter chains, cattle,
ties, harrow and cuti,ator teeth, hay and gar
den rakes, garden hoes, prinlng, grass and
hedge shears, pruning saws and rblscis, vine
scissors. flower holocr-, grating ciysels, prun-
ing and budding kni,es, garden vases, trucks,
Warmers" patent force pumps cast.ron
screw pipes, for gas steam, water, &c, garden
and canal harrows, cart, wagon and timber
wheels.
Coemnn's patent undulaiory mills with
French burr stones.
Also, guano, plaster rock salt, &c. &c.
Agricultural aad Horticultural books and
publications.
~ Orders will be executed for every article
wanted by planters. GEO ". SiIER,
Corner of Magazine and poydras SIS.
Jan. II, 1859. y3n29 ~
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We will furnish Bagrng, Rope, md Plan
ta,ion supplies to Planters shipping to tn
above house.
EVANS, GREGG, g. KEY
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YRIAH A. POLLARD & CO, Importer,
~ and Dealers in Hardrors, Cutlery, Combs
dc, No 10 Canal street, (Pauldng's Row, )
New Orleans. iiarduare Cutlery, Castings
Nails, Axes Spades and ShoyeIs, Hoes, Trace
and Log Chains, Tin ware. Cotton and Wool
Cards, Rope, Percussion caps, Pins, Needles
Fish Hoossand Lines, Blank aud School book.
Paper, Ink, Combs, Brushes, Buttons, Perfan,.
cry, Shaving and Fancy Soaps, Razor Strops,
Victims and Violin strings, Backing. Spool cot
ton, Linen Thread, Suspender-. Looking glsss-
cs, Playing cards, and an extensive variety Of
American, French, English and German Goods,
to which the attention Of Merchants and Others
buying Goods for cash or city paper il invited.
Jan. II, 1859. .3n39-g,n.
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Cheap Furniture store.

Cheap Furniture store.
No. l2G TchoupIiouias ST., New Orleans
"a DAVID GRANT, Wholesale and Reiail
" Usai.r and Manufacturer n Cabinet Fur
Nv nlinre, such ~ Sofas, Bed>teadS, Amoirs
Secretaries, Bookcases, Marble Top Side.
boards. Centre, Gard and work fables, Marble
Tan Bureau, and Wnshstand., Looking Glass.
cs, Mahogany, Walnut, Cane and Wood Seat,
Chairs Moss and Hair Mattresses, Mosquito
Bars, Feather Pillows, and Bedding of all kinds,
This stock is manufactured of the best mate.
rial, and the public are solicited to call and eS.
anime for themselves before purchasing else
where.
~ Al Furniture packed and made ready
for shipping free OF charge.
Jan H. 1881 vSn2n-ly.
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n JP. McDONNOLD, Retail Boot. Sho.
and Hat Siovy, No. 10 Camp street, New
Orleans, Skaters Rev, under the City Hotel
t;entleusn's Beets and Shoes Manufactured 10
Orderly
Jan. II, 1889. v5ns9-su'.
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NEW SEED srORE!!

NV SLtsD y sO1e1ss
HAMILTON & CO. No. ~ Canal street,
III New Orleans, (Dian's old stand, New
Buildings, on the Lcyee). Having recently
commenced the seed business in this city, We
beg leave to inform our friends and the pablic
generally, that we have on hand a most cStcn-
-ive supply Of American, English and French
Gar,ien and Fiomer Nscds
We will also keep n complete assortment Of
American and English Garden 1oois, of the
ncwes, and mos, approved style Samples of
every package of Seeds received by US are
proved by planting in pots before being offered
for sale We have adopted this plan as the
only means whereby our customers can be
cflectually enslred against loss and disap-
poinimcnt.
Or pricss uiY bs iound fully as moderate as
those Of any other iious, IN the line IN h,s o'iy.
Terms Cash.
All Foreign Seeds imported direct.
HAMILTON 4 co.
Jan. 10, 1884. y3n2s-iy.
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M0ntrOSs / StllMtll.

'C>WIBIl.L 4 EDWARDS, Copper Tin
i and Sheet IRON Workers, Nos. is and IS
New Lcvee and 80 Tchoupiiouas street, be
tween Grayicr and Pcydras streets, are pre-
pared to do all kinds of work in the a'ove
line. Steamboat and Plantation work done
in the best manner, on the shortest notice,
on the mos, reasonable terms. Also, on hand
large assortment Of Cooking Neam Boat,
and Bar Room Stores Of every size and de-
serp'ion; also, all kinds of House work,
Gutter Pipe, Spou,, &c. All orders thank
fully received, and promptly attended 70.
TWiDIlL 4 EDW ARDS.
New Orleans. Jan. II, 1881 y3n39-iy.
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Z WRIGHT 4 co, ISL Chartsss -.
-, New Orleans, Wholesale and Rsssu I.~ts
TO, nearly all the Genuine Popular Ms(is3s..
and Special Agents for Daley. Magical ~
Extractor, Wlner's CANADIAN Vermif.e, h
Sherman's Medicines, =. =. Towns<nds -
John Bulls Sar.aparilIn, &c, &c., Tor ths ~
and West. ~ Druggists supplied a. pssnS~
tors prices
Jan ~, 1881. v3n21-lv.
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Al1 II. Il. BEACH, Carriage d.
C..,sl - er, Loui,,an0 Ca'-,sge Rs,,A
~ tory Nos. ~ and 81 Casonas,s
street, Union Row. New Orleans.
~ Always on hand large and complete \.
eortmcnt from the NEST MAsufAcTosIEs
Jan. 10. 1882. n2e-ou.
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BOAR DING,

CLARK, DAY & STAUFFER, Dealer, =
- Hardware, Iron, Nails. Tin Plates, Csy,s,
Sc. &c, corner Canal and Magazine soessA
New Orleans. lJ Agents for Pages pes.aSs
Na'e. MHs
Jan. 10, 1852. v3n2S-so-
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &C.

n THE subscriber has received large
upply of fresh and genuine, Drugs.
> Medicines. Chemical Preparations. Paints,
his fefiuncry, &c, &c, among which are
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SYNE 4 CO, DTHK sN1 Ckemicel ~
81 No. ~ Canal street, (cosnes Of Cse.sl
lci,) New Orleans, Importers and nesis,, !.
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Surgical lesa,s
meni., Paten, Medicines, Swedish and m"
rian Ireches, (who,~sale and retail, Il 49,.
market prise.,) Pcrfuuncry, etc, etc.
Steamboat, Plantation and Family No..
put up with particular care, aud gsa,ns..s,
fresh and genuine.
Jan. II, 1864. v3m1o.an
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" on the ,rnck the engine rushed
10. were J,s- nod and wa- crushed.
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!" Sister, mother. aunt, and nv,
Vyesr run over. Herr we '-,
We sbopii have had iime 10 misr's' ..
llad sl,ry hio~H The engines whistle
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7" Dles- ,-prs~ two v'e,'ms ,'Hbrd =,
Atom blow hy the same snnhehead.
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{" " ma, 10 life "i',s but n vtsson
Her | died hy n collision.
Twenty rnor dsei by the 'sn,.
Veci,et--' Nobody 10 shnmse.
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nFFiCE, 1873 Grayer street New Orleans,
" Cures Capcers, >caM H,ad, NhHe S'cei-
Ing, Sores and Ulcers, n Er.ry Description.
NV OELyAss, Oct. /, 1881.
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1PiTAP = ..

"a ssri,ien p,'~h
FROM n misplaced switch.
Laid mr dead IN this Ouch.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-24
RAILROADS..

a o ARs
r. ri hfsssa Lauren: ssss:s Ha,sy :ssss ana
to Csrmine street. and hrOugh Carmne Street Sixth
& 10
Sixth avenue This route We was objected
The y5 to cs
to W. & 1nss H. and
through BIescker street Now US looL into this
state Of affairs comes me aSGss First W the WSGer
60 through Beseisr and carmne could hay
Fourth and sSrons Fourth street to Sixth
ast
there but very little travel
TX &
the wss sa.
isss to inches cIrS curb on which Finch San
erboeEe line which afford US al the % nm
s oh tbs
se feet na w % wide
truth and all the long short the Alder
and ss they
the beginning that the should their
% s sss
turn from Cnrmine street into Blocker street uAess
blocks the whole width Of Blocker street. turning
with his STAGE Mt all hours of the day until
night can see car turning the corner OF Csrmne and
Blocker street especially the stage going and the
car is coming DOWN. Every three minutes one Of the
stages going and three minutes
one OF them going down making stage pass every
blythe by this 10 not ALL for the Phoenix line number
ing twenty stages and belonging TO Finch Sanderson
also crosses Blocker street in Carmne and renders this
corner still dangerous The windows of the
be about the height from the ground pole
Let picture to ourselves for moment full
turnin dan0
corner and at the same time stage driver going
seeing the In time hold his horses thereby
the pole Of the stage full sweep through the and it
will be ono lucky chance In hundred, IL such collision
would net kill from to six at least Now advise
proper authorities e. it 10 their DUTY to state
whom we look, and the only authority to whom
We wish to look, as the subject matter has yet
to come before you to extend this track to Fourth
In Thompson street. and then through Fourth street to
justice to our citizens Allow to IL the City Fathers
will not look into this matter and the from
turning into Blocker from Carmine street. that will
take the latter into hand ourselves We have the
same kind Of blood running through veins had
oreather when they threw the tea into Boston haro
try TO force the Bosonans to purchase the is
our own-and we hope to patriotic adermento permit
such extensive killing machines to without molestaton
through crowded thoroughfares We yet hopes
something will be done to change this route, and then
will be quiet We wish to thing quietly and
not tamcly submit the blood OF citizens spilled on
these without for IT, than crafty
speculators
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THE; TURr.

(tENTREyiILE COURSE 4. f-rROlTINC.-NON-
~ day, May -, a. o'clock r. A-Patss and pstak
$3.50. Two mile heats 10 harness. spiser T.
Taeony; S. Mclaughlin names Lady BROOKE; owner
names &. Pelham. The above viii be an unusually hne
capabilities Of che horses
Lady Brooks has been weighed 10 tho balances and found
To want nothing but fast 70 send her along anu tho
Philadelphia horse Tae0ny, sure % perform Ina. daiy
Beyond deubt-te Ia capital nag, and VIII positively
start Pelham i e oonjoetured VIII be about 10 shls
and make amends for biz tots season
Thsrsiere once more assert the coming rseo vii cs
one Omnbuses leave Fulton Ferry Brooklyn
= NJ and retarn ~ az he sport over Pare eaeh
way, 70 cents JOEL sOHkLiN, Proprietor.
JINION CoURsE.-TR0TTING-TU MAY 2J-
~ NJ Purse and stake 500. Mile heats tee. 10 :.
IN harness. Mr. Jones enters b. Pet Mr. George SPicer
spn.erssg War tagiei Mr. McLaaflin enters b. m Lady
nro.hs Mr. kodne enters Geo. Weat. Cars VIII leave
tsry brooklyn Tor the course at O'Clock r. M and
return as soon as the sports Fare each -
cent?. JOHN L. SNEDlKER Proprietor.
MON conRsE-TRoTTING-r THURSDAY, NAY n
~ IT, NJ Iurse ana stake $500. Mile he bast in >,
In harness Mr. George spicer enters 81 coiishi Mr. H.
W o0drnn enters D. M nston Girl Mr.. Mclaughlin enters
b. m. Lady Brooks Immediately after, purse stake
$780, Mile heats best In D 60 wagon driver
70 weigh 900 lbs. Mr.. Hugh Kelley en'ers A. New York:
Mr. Geo. Spicer enters War Eagle Mr. Nodine enters
Green Mountain Maid; Mr. heelan enters Lady
Haynes Cars will leave South ferry, Brooklyn FOR the
o'clock NJ And return AS soon the sports
JOHN I. sNEDIKER, Proprietor.
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HONIESTEA ADS.


THIRD MANHATTAN BUILDING ASSOCIATION
The third regular monthly meeting of the above
siatiSn will be hsls At No as6 Proome
shares will be offered for redemption The office Of this
socinon has been removed to No street,
pdy filing they have twOhirds Of their shares already
will find this to their advantage is nearly full and
they wish to close their books Those wishing Join can
do by calling at the Secretary Office Noel Cham bers
street. at the meeting next Monday evening" Open from
A. NJ to =. NJ. to receive subscriptions and dues.
JAMES 8. LIBBY, President.
DAVIS COLLAMORE Vice President.
J. w WESTON secretary, No. 81 Chambers street.
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nj b. PETERS co 800 BROADWAY, IMPORTERS
~ ana dealers in Champagne Wines Brandiss; Por.
ters Ale Brown Stouts CordaJs Havana Scgars &C. all
Of which we offer At price: snequaed by any other
the Agents for Lambry's Loaf Champagne Or
der shipped with care. PETERS d CO., 800 Bfosdwsy.
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DRY GOODS.

u IBBoNs. WHITE RIBBONS, AND STRAW GOODS
~ good assortment Of White Ribbons just received,
OF various styles los to Us Also aay receiving from tho
mandatory the styles OF osssmsr and other
Straw Bonnets J. III. HOMER, 81 John street.
DARIS MANTlLLAS.-TUE SUBSCRIBER WILL.
for spection this day very large importation
Of novelties in Manas received during the past week from
his Paris and which he Is enabled TO offer
moderate prices must command ready sale Par
tieular invited to really nice silk at
half dollars with rich deep fringe every
variety Of color All the better aud costly goods
the same moderate ratio maynscent stock of Canton
Grape India and French Cashmere and other
may also be found at this establishment. GEO, BuLPIN
Paris Msntlla Emporium, S6l Broadway.
THE GREAT ATTRACTION AT NO. 9n BROADWAY
still continues unsteted.-1hs proprietor, anxious
in every way TO merit The appreciation his patrons
completed Arrangements for this week Commencing this
day Monday the 18th inst TO offer induce
msnts TO purchasers addition to the novelties already
advertised, he has had consigned for Immediate sale
assemblage 81 eegsnt Paris Hats a. e. ~
ana " ~ each In vastly superior IN se hu
eesance TO any onereA this city al - and 70 sssa
Please observe the Ladies' Partisan Hat Depot, NO NJ
0f0's"A' "'no'ea no" 'WsH. ATKINS, Proprstsr,
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT-Us
~ Mail and Express Lines through In ~ hours N j.
Raroad via Jersey City leaving New York 81 A. foot
fCortIsndt street. "a. y. and 6k p NJ Liberty street.
ERR reduced 70 Is for hrst class and 81 %
ths shove nss and luggage carried II.
e.S ~ nlnss ron New Hssh VIII Through ssndustSsa
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MUSICAL.


vx~HE RI6HT ONE AT LAST.-D. JACOBS $40 HESTER
street. would respectfully inform his friends and the
public in general that he IL prepared TO manufacture
superior article Of Banjos Guitars Tamborines rs. His
long experience in the business enables him
any other house in the city Particular attention paid
the repairing and tuning all kinds musical
NB-Csrman accordeons repaired. Lessons gwen the
banjo.
DIANOFORTEs.-THE FINEST ASSORTMENT OF
Pianoortes in the city be found at the spacious
warsrooms Of CURTISS Co. AT Broadway, sistng Of
Geo Hews celebrated American patent action pianos T.
Gilbert Co.'S popular Eolian piano. l.. Gilberts and
others boudoir Also, variety Of and hand
pianos for sale and to let.
NEW AND SECOND HAND PIANOFORTEs.-WE
IN have hand large assortment of new and
hand pianos sale hire Pianos from $50 TO
$500 For hhe from 50 10 $50 per month No 800 Broad
Stafford BROTHER.
INSTRUCTIONS.
ITALIAN SINGLE LADY ACCOMPLISHED vo-
n calist Pianist and considered Of the best
teachers in singing residing in New York. wishes to find
pleasant residence consisting Of two three rooms fur
nished OF unfinished with without board The
&c paid IN part by tuition in singing pianofore, in tho
French Itaan and Spanish languages in which the lady
adyer,sinS u professcd. AZ we'll as IN music. Address
Muslesl Lady. letter v, Herald effee.
IT s SCHOOL AGENCY, MUTUAL BENEFIT AND
~ Saving Institute, r.. ii. Wilcox, Proprietor 2o3
full negotiation aecording to mert) per in adj
vance cancels advance expenses and the required
transferable check
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block) near the North river, between Fortieth and
Fifteth streets for term OF years. TO be improved for
manufacturing purposes Address Lessee, Herald office.
WANTED-To HIRE-TuE LOWER OR UPPER PART
ofa house with kitchen, &c, for family Of three
persons without children Location above street
and West Broadway preferred Rent be paid in ad
vance in lied Of reference Address Thompson this oios
stating terms, location, &C.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-AN IMPROVED FARM,
Of about thirty forty with dwelling
ofhces &C. easy Of access by railroad steamboat Distance
from New York not to exceed hundred miles Address c.
l.. Herald Once.
"ANTED-A SMALL COTTAGE, OR PART OF
House, in the country about three or four miles from
the ctyocation healthy and accessible TO the city at al
most any hour Of the day Rent must be very moderate
Or having two unfurnshed rooms to let with
board in plain family, the city may hear Of tenant
by addressing terms moderate, A. b. c. Herald Office.
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CoR ALBANY, CHANGE OF HoURs.-THE CARS
Of the New York and HARLEM Railroad, leave the City
A. n, connecting with the Western Railroad at Chatham;
and "a p M (eIpress), through without change of
CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD, FOR PuILA.
place 81 sis.mssss joHS foTTER Two line. daily daily:
2. NJ through 70 Philadelphia in four and half hours
Tsrs-Hrst class ears o. second class (by p. NJ, line
onlyl 81 Returning, leave philadelphia from foot Of
walnut street, atsA. M and Up. NJ Emigrsnt line BY
steamhoat TRANSPORT nom pier No. 1, 81 p. n
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LIQUORS.


H1CGs HITLER, (LATE DALLIMORE) IMPORTER
and dealer IN vines brandes, porter, sles, brown
berry street.
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NJ OTICE-PLANES.-J. W. FARR CO, PREMIUM
IN plano Makers have renewed their place Of business
from 329 Fifth street TO @ Bovery near wakor street
where they have hand large assortment Of planes
Reasonable
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LyOR SALE.-A MINERAL WATER APPARATUS
complete and nearly new. Inquire at No. l79 Reade
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EORDHAM VILLAGE LoTs.-oNE HUNDRED
Building Lots, ontAining quarter to oneAndA half
minutes walk from the depot
running with the road from Fordham Upper
Morrifania Village. road running direct through the
centre Of this property connecting the places Is
being worked beautifully situated for residences the
soil adapted gardens over 1000 peach trees. also
variety Of otter fruit such apples pears cherry
pumbs &c. The land ia high, and commanding scenery
surpassed For maps and further particulars inquire Of
GEORGE BANKS, at Fordham hotel, or u. NEWELL u
CO., No. Nassau street., N. Y.
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ITO PRINTERs.--A GREAT VARIETY OF WOODEN
i Type for sale. 40 has been in oms time IL
will be sold very reasonable terms Apply 10 T. d. c.,
THIRD story Herald Buildpgf.
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- ICH FURNITURE-H. STONEY HAS NOW IN
~ spen did assortment Of rosewood parlor
and chamber Furniture, which he would particularly
invite the attention Of persons In Of Tho above
Call examine his styles prices 1T No. $50 Breedway
next door to the Collamore House.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES, DO.


DERFoRD & co.'s EXTRA EXPRESS FOR CALI
forna and South America by the splendid fast running
steamer Cherokee, May "A, in charge of special
senger Aspinwa and Panama. Freight and packages
taken the lowest Passages the United States
BERRORD Co, No. 2Astor House, vesey street.
ETTER EXPRESS NAIL FOR CALIFORNIA, AS
IL pinwall, Panama South America, Sandwich Islands,
and China by che steamer Sierra Nevada, 24th. Mail
bags close at2 o'clock 0ur freight usual by the
received to o'clock via Aspinwall and Paaama in charge
of Especial messenger" BERFORD CO..
No. Q Aston House, Vesey strcst
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ITO UPHOLsTERERs AND CABINET MAKERS
Wanted situation, by young man that understands
laying carpets, repairing vanishing and French polishing
furniture Please address, (f by LETTER. prepad) to j.
Heating, % Prince street, at the bakery.