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THE DKrurAIoN tNoN tHf C"'"'" =, So ,,,
-, Iohp Sinclair Archdeac, IN OF M ddlese1. wno
srcoiu,d by the In ish Bishops 10 rc'ain me Wis"
~ p,Inors McCosAry. Of Michigan Mciivsine' o. oao
Rev DR. wainwright OF New York and other American
Ts.oon.san cergymen to England leaves 10 The LAYER
poOl steamer Of the 18Th inst and not ON a, nA' Oys
p Wv, ed He viii be accompanied by Mr. haF-i"'
ISacrs,,ry Of the Ep copaiAn ProPsg.on Society ana
sOO,bsr Delegate 10, yet selected TIE Ar'AaoAa'- :
si.,s, Miss Catherine sinclair does lot S'''mp AZ! 'F
brother OIL this occasion.
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Tn, Tribune for Cal forn,n.

We shall issue TulS MORN Nc 1% I1s'
,r, 6,r Cal srria Orcroa and he SaHdirioA Islands
II vii contain summary Of al the Latest Foreign
and Domestic News since the sailing OF IN, .as' steamer
Money and Market Reports. Marriages, Deaths NC.
single copies in wrappers ready for mailing can De
hsd Al the pesk This Morning Price cents.
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CHAtLLs rOS. T--s-iy. A-g , i.5l
Tbest.. ship s,uhtfner CAPT inO-. L al, from New
lorA las CO.. iytI d, LIE pnrI
SAY NNAH, Tlesl ~. Aug. 3 1855.
Ire stpaInsl p Augusta Cay LyVu ar' cd here u ~
rt Ill NeW lOrk
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pea tpJsla 70 Tas s. L. f''D-as
LOUISVILLE, ny, Thur.diy, JAY g. ls53
our returns make 1t almost cei1ain that the Ways
lave eect,d elht Copgresnen leaving tier opponents
opl. po,d and Breckenridge We have also carried
BON braucles Of he legislature BY increased maor
rs. Keutuca! is alright.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-05

Wings in SMALL CAPITALS; Democrats in Italics;
three Wig gsiu il place OF Democratic Members Of
the last House who were all candidates To- reelection.
LAST House. . to =; nov Wings 80 ,
The Legislature (ssys our Louisville disPa CHI Is
sl.o Wink In both branches by large majorites
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- ~ allen Of C'uinunic AfoH~ Nha'e'-
No 800 fs uscron ~ auhelncses hJ the nsnae 49,
"a Ihs wrifet necessarily Tor pnheAioA eut - saA
.r.ee 81 h snyd 'kiih
,rsvyoi undertake r,turr fc'eosd to-nrnun'snona
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-05

Tie proceedings Of tne Board of Aldermen las Ign
~ h. we're very unimportant, connnrd P''h''PfF "
s'lset psv,men,s. crossvahs &c. The difference De-
tsesr Al Doacrty sd he Street Comm ''loner' was
the theme of some remark
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Arsp!1)prk pailp 9ribn,1t.
rpypAY. AUGUST 3, 1884

n, T,rk-as . thcr rvsadsue~s o. pisees
~ ferof' ~ 80, thei he Fuhhcaaoa pnee 20
ersnss ~ tAe rrs Ia oea"' ~ass-PAJAas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-05

Tie Bosrd Of Assistant Aldermen Ia" Hi-M mlde IN
li,sory step toward inquiroe into The s"h-nI@ OUT
rssc Il is doubtful il any measure can a'a'e the dA
ctr,us uui a1cr; b., 'he removal OF tie great sFi
factories would 10 some good.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-05

If the t,learaplic dlsgarcles received e'terd'y
f,or, our friends Of The L3usue Courier do not prove
mistaken the new Delegation in Congress from thlt
State will compsre wi bat wh ch II suPeTsedes as
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NAVIGATION Of the Ohio.


PlrISBC Oh -fslsy Az. T.
The river has rse several IAchss ID Is now IL good
r.,-ssb o. o -th- ter stauciug 90 Inches.
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cumbe land Coal Trade southern Mali Faiiur

BAIT. orr, Ia slay August 4, 1873
Tn recr.its iron tie Y III aud a. hLe, l.at week
srnou ,. . B.. o.. y, Gallons the canal have
Dee s. sLm O.
We ~ received u IA from & south IS morn ng
b4,on -. ,slLan, making three due ir- II Ne. Or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-05

The proceedings of the y. Y. State Teachers Con-
venti,p, and several Scientific papers appear On tue
Third Page of this mornings Tribune
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-05

The can Institute of Instruction VIII ho.d rs -'l
.npa Session 81 New Haven Conn ,on tue l'h IN 81
18Th INST Lectures go De followed b. discussions VII
delivered by J. d. rhlouoS Principal vi the Norm"
$50 Of Conn; by Prof Guyot O.. Cinordga Vi SIS.
Prof Kru1i Of Se,4eriand and Dr. Henry b,rn'Ti ana
- There will aso be resong ct tTze Essays AID
o onporuDites for social intercourse all friends Of Eli''
,pr are invited to attend aud participate IA TIE ae"orA
tons. A.. mn, .vc ~ IN. .i
accommodations.
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From yKxrzrELA Captain Kline GA Tue ''",'u', ~"
Republic iron Puerto CAOeno, July - $40 -,
delphis yesterday morning lie S'A'sS wa, -
art.,ed by the reSouiionists from center 10 c'''
We" ess, Of steamers and schOOners wi h troops On
sailed from Puerto Cabello on the lSih uii 10
the ina urgents and not successful at the hfs'
Pu' civil war will be the consequence On the 10TH
blow ~s,a shock Of an earthquake was felt at Cumsna
us Ss.oysd number of houses and over 800 persons
20 hurled in the ruins
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800, oy rnr STEAMSHIP MESLiS-Ihe b. steam
A Jim Capt CrODan from Bermuda July a'' arrived
on Thursday morning
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"a Irusses. shoulder Braces, Elastic StocA'uss, i'r

- I'm, of The les El-stc Cas- iaa Bra -i4ef
Suptart.s Cub OF, Knock hu-, and bow -es Ia
viii an sssoru Of CL-cfcns TUES o. NJ i A.
MA
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LATEST NEWS b TELEGRAPH.


sg,arn 1,tw.ps lCr,c,r. # B'orer a.
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Patient, firm ard perseyernF.
Ne r. 3D. event lOr danger fearing,
PAIN LoF toll nor tlala leomng,
ard. in Heaven. own time, succeeding.
10. .rasI the rlJnI

lAppause The proceedings We're interspered with the
sber of iymus .eect-d and prn' for the occasion IA
fch a. Joined. Many we're disappointed 10 not hearing
ne Of the speeches bat we're announced AMI expected
but re vas no lack Of eloquent man, Who we're ~ 0y
speak for liberty The coored portion Of the assembly ~
.calv appeared intelligent aud well dressed conducted
TO- u-elyes with deco and enjoyed the occasion 10
Cd
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. BsTker's CheyeuxtOn.qUe, for preserving res.'f

81. I-sro--er 4 the Sche Jam a4ri- Scans 7pi
once NO. -, Del 0i 40. 10 o,a'cfsi'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-14
aIn.LTNERY AND DRMssMAKINa.

DONNET AND DRESS-TRIMMING RIBBONS SILK
ID Partisan millinery goods depot Purchasers OF these
goods who DESTROYS TO secure the newos ana choee
styles with stctest are hereby respectfully
invited examine twentyono cases new ribbots just re-
ccved by Humbo selected with great care within worry
short time In the Paris and London market
M IT. LICHTENSTEIN, 20 Bowery, cor Of Hester st.
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CLOTHING,


(iLQpHING.-CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNI.
lure wanted Ladies and gentlemen having any cloth.
ing furniture or jewelry obtain cash price
the at his residence through the post Office
Cohen. - A--ss
CAsT or cLOTHINo-s2Ooe WORTH wANTyp.-
The highest sssh prize vii DO literally vsk
every description Address through post or GAL on
MORONEY ct his second hand Orange street near
Chatham.
CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE wANTyr
~ Persons DESTROYS OF converting their cast on article,
into cash obtain fair price sendine subscr
Der at HE residence, through the Post ofhoe.
L. NJ DUSSELDORF No. rs Elm strs,S
H.H.-Lsdes s.tsr ded to bv Ers Dusseldorf
fNLoTHING AND FURNITURE wANTED.-LADIEs
and gentlemen having any to dispose Of receive
fair cnsh price By sending to tho stores letter by post
B. COHEN, 462 Hudson strcet. and ~ West broadway.
Ladies attended by Mrs. Cohen.
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WATCHES. JEwELuY, &c.


WATCHES AND JEWELRY.-THE SUBSCRIBER is
w selling all descriptions Of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JEwELRy AND SILVER WARE,
at retail, ut much less than the usual prices.
JuRGENsEN WATCHES.
Real Jules Jurgenon watches received by arrival
with certificates from him With each watch warranted
feet time keepers. COOPER WATCHES.
Duplex and lovers in hunting and magic cases. perfect
time keepers. INDEPENDENT
and second Watches for timing horses and gold and
silver CHROrOMETERs.
Splendid gold pocket chronomsters, which without
any Watches Which run eight D days
ENAMEL WATCHES
for ladies, some in hunting eases.
DIAMOND WATCHES
for ladies, some In magic cases.
which change into three different watches
WATCHES WHICH WIND
up and turn the hands without any key.
Fine gold lepine Watches four holes towcllsd W.
Gold enameiled watches ladies' IS 90
Gold English patent levers ..:;...............S
Gold English patent levers hunting cases. IS 90
Silver patent lovers rs low Is 90
Silver detached levers as low Observation-Disclosures. IA 90
and all other styles Of watches At equally prices
Diamond ear rings pins bracelets finger rings and crosses
for sale at much less than the usual prices.
All kinds OF gold chains gold wedding rings, gold
keys and seals gold and pencils gold and silver thin
and silver epectacles sold tcothpeks charms ohaeene
chains Co.. SILVER WARE. ,sl
Sterling silver spoons cups forks pie knvS rings
fruit knives wedding cake knvos&c., &c Watches and
time, or tho money returned.
kinds of wathes and clocks cleaned and repaired In
f*t 7s.f 'ssf1ta f-s GEORGE G. ALLEN,
Importer Of watches and jewcry Wholesale and RETAIL No.
81 Wall street, second floor, near broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-14

CToLEN-0N MONDAY, APRIL II, BAY HokShi
Gve year, old sixteen hands high sscs man
raj reward will be paid for the Of tho Same -
cCusker, No. ga Hudson street.
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DRY GOODS.


(NANToN GRAPE sHAwLs-FIFTY CASES or CAN
ton Grape shaTs plain and embroideIed are now on
he having the entire q OF
sent
VI form the public that in consequence Of being sub
sc removal from present store the first Of Nay
we have determined to reduce onr
:. 81 Immense stock Of
Table Linen; Bed Linen, Towengs Shifting Linen,
a..,A. Handkerchiefs, and Cambrics,
800 TO open in location with an entirely
esh assortment on the way We therefore beg to
Steamboat Owners,
Shirt Makers,
And the public generally
inst will make reduction of per all pur
chases to five dollars upwards and in Offer
marked in plain figures So it is mot pra but bona ads
WI 70 sSh
New York Linon Hall,
." DfoJ1oSHHh JOHN DAVIS co.
IN Broadway has just received by last steamer
sortmen of new spring goods expressly selected 10 Paris
che has the of accomplished drssaker
from Of the ars houses in and socts
orders from her friends and Che public.
CPRIN0 MANTILLAS-TuE INNOVATIONS AND
- manufactures at the Paris Mantla Emporium No S6l
BrSadwsy row ready for nspecton wholesale and re-
beautiful asacrtment antas over the city.
Merchants most literally axS Ssf bUrf LII No. 50. Broadway,
JCHAWLs.-THE SUBSCRIBER INVITES ATTENTION
. to superb collection Of English and French cashmere
Canton GRAPE and other foreign shaw chiefly Of his own
GEO BULPIN, Mantilla and Shawl Emporium, No. S61
Broadway.
w the great reduction prices in Paris embroideres
yy rich Dow P PSp c sss the
Broadway. A. KERR CO., 76l Broadway.
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HOTEL FRANCAIsEsPAGNOL.
MADAME MOND0N

413 BRooME STREET, PRES BROADWAY.
Madame Mondon lie paisir dannoncer sa clientele,
uce Went de transfrer
bellies ct des plus conorabes masons de New York. suee
verabe centre de la vile, poree des nires
ben one des quarters fashion proximite de les
endros public rGunissant toutes les
des ct les rechcrches quon peut exger La maon est
Increment Of est meubee du has drnr
sacrifice pour merter dams local Ia CONT
nunton du patron don't ellie etc favoree jusquic
Table d'hGte d heures.
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Now York, March n, 1858.

OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK GAS LIGHT COM
pany April H. 1s53The president and dire ,ors
this day declared dividend OF FIVE cent the capital
stock the company for the six months ending LIST Febru
AIRY payable to the stockholders and after Monday
the ID May The transfer book will DO closed from the
~ 80 G. H. hYERITT. Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-14

TINTED STATES SCHOOL AGENCY, nsl7l DY r. IT,
u WILCOX No 1853 Broadway--For teachors, pupils
merchandise all educational orders Personal applica
lions often suited Mt first call.
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DAGE, BACON 4 CO., BANKERS, SAN FRANCISCO
Csi-Exchange London, Valparaiso and the principa
cities Of the United States for sale in sums to suit Coc
tons made at San the interior OF tho State
and proceeds promptly RENTED Refer TO and TIN
American Exchsnge Bank, Messrs. Duncan, Sherman Co.,
New York
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THE TURF.

THE TURF
ENENTREvILLE COURSE, L. I-TROTTING,-THURs
~ day, April 18th, At O'clock, p n Purse 500 Nil
Fanny jackson Nodino, br cen,rsvillo; D. pifrer
leave Fulton ferry Brooklyn at o'clock and return afe
tine trot is Fare each way Is cents.
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MATTER AND SPIRIT. 450 BROADWAY-EvERY
wi evening this week at o'clock and Wednesday
Saturday afternoon ut o'clock Something entirely
Great variety of experiments gentlemon causing them
TO laugh, Dance personate Others &C., against their
wills in u natural state. DR.. b. BROWN WILLIAMS.
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MUSICAL.
>~>>>ooo~~>~~>>-e>~>~~>o
~ in pianos and msiodoons-In Consequence u Che sss
vailed popularity and increased demand for 0ihsst
large spacious Poems Ne
1888 Broadway Of Anthony street. whore be Offers
ssf ssssnt hand q
and SEQ Smith, Gssh::,s; PrDSs a. Ca S sd
siS ana $40 ssaSsis r.Ss: price,: s::Y.s -
'n' for SALE and monthly nRH6R m Broadway
4loLIAN PIANOS AT Al BRoADwAY.-A LARGO
I'D assortment of pianos, from the celebrated house e
nsns A. Lsad Coo with full supply u NEW snS
hand pianos Of various Makers for sale 81 prizes
"D''0 ''' IfNconN THoSrsos Al Broadway.
MUSIC LEssoNs.-To FURNITURE DEALERs-oNn
M of tht fret Professors of Music in New York would Ike
the n. TO *. Of
Dress post paid H. care Of Geb Jackson A9 Broad
way.
DIANOFORTEs SELLING OFF, THE CHEAPEST IN
some me for soS hss
sssSS or 's $ .sss ..s..
Dubois stodart perfect order win b I'D
mig a PART Se
irstnment another second hand psnofore in excbsss
THE MYSTERIOUS RAPPINGs, POLKA AaRANa-
ed in mytsrousy familiar st,is issoaS"ins NE
Band in IN ystcrlcusy" effective Dedicated e
of sa 3; h
clever band ,os,s Lycs..
oGcs No $40 Hudson street, and by Horace Waters No.
sa3 Broadway.
ITO PIANO MAKERs-wANTED, A PIANO, IN A
boarding school for boys in the country, where the
School, herald OaSce gwen p''~'A'' A''''
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LOST AND FOUND.

r%U the subscriber in the town of Yonkers the
black right hind log opposite
the gambril joint the curb little white
the oof the etlock of hind leg Whoever will
turn said horse shalt receive the above reward.
EDWARD CROMWELL, town of Yonkers.
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OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE, APRIL II, lssS
-OwDers wanted for the following PROPERTY at the
First District Police Court at the Tombs Centre street.
viz0ne cnamcllcd mourning ring; six teaspoons marked
tea do marked A. on the face. and the back one
marked p Pr six do mark erased gold lined srainsr
rar tongs marked G. M 1917; do, marked
gold bracelet three bsocches one silver bag clasp and
rings; one silver watch gold chain gold rnx
marked r. c.; coral do, marked Jane; gold des
marked A. ST.; one gold do, plain. ,,
GEO, W. MATSELL Chief Of Police
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INRANKLIN MUSEUM It's CHATHAM STR1nEs-OnR
Lea. ProprstorThs above establishment isepsp sveV
purpose Of Clas.io and Original u ~
Statuary,n by Mile Cssnets Troupe Of Model ARtistA -
geher with variety Of beautiful psrfermanoss For fsr
particulars, bills Of each day. Admisaon-SsAA b
Private Boxes 80 Stage Seats with eaahoned a
chairs 1h cents; Boxes q cents; Gallery. Tx osnts,
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HOTELS.


NACLE HOTEL, CORNER OF FRANKFORT AND
~ William streets-Gent emen obtain lodgings in this
hotel ethor by the light week. In single bedrooms
third less than the usual price In hoos and with good
commodations.
NRAMKRCY HoTEL.-rHIs ELEGANT AND rAsH
~ ionable hotel. corner Of broadway and Twentieth
street, with Its extensive additions comprising over 2C
rooms 10 ready for the accommodation OF the public
The proprietor intends that this house shall continue
serve its high reputation . FIRST class hotel.
g. DONALD
HAMILTON HOUSE, FORT HAMILTON, L. L. WILL
IL for the reception Of boarders May ls The
pier foot Of Murray street st NJ and at and Nj
June let when the trips will DO increased leaving Fort
Hamilton at ~ A. M. and New York at p NJ. Che re-.
mander Of the Parties wishing engage rooms
address the proprietor At Fort Hamilton Of
foe, Astor House, HAWLEY ID. CLAPP.
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>>o~,.>>~,>~>,s
Srss X. burke: CUR
Thursday evening AP S1, 4 M = performed
si:ss s:;i iss::
I'LL iSsEv;oLufioN, on THE bo4s S 3
jim Sprouts. ,Ml Dawson Mary Braasy M. Herbert
80 THE iLLusTIioTs sTRAaGEa;.
1s e B.n.
The GREEN yA b sri R.
Johnston Louise EsaS Ms bssaa1i
,,,,m.s,s Poor piiLJcoBPbp;Y , ants n n'% nan.
osss.sis; . Iii: johnston Mrs Mrs ossSsss NJ. pyoss
'p''-' ''A BLACK EYED SUSAN. '' A''nAA
GrSsrss So,1T Holman
I, THEATRE CHATHAM
ar. .,,, 'ss'a' !; Al
s:s: ;sss:
A''''' 'aHfs Hlw York f Mi: hhisy SrArtnss9a
Rotary Mr. fssss;
NICK OF THE WOODS. Mss De Forest
BoodyNathan Mt W. Jones Telie Doe. Mrs. Nichols
ana 3
Thursday evening, April 4, win bepsrformod
EvELEEN WILSON
os''h'r k1 R;!g1 IN TIE fzsi Dark Mitchell
CHRIsTY's OPERA HOUSE, AZ BROADWAY ABOVE
Grand trestopen every nsht during the week under
whose this city for the six years have
with ss Desss and AT TO ss%
oS's On next April lSh annual
w mead would respectfully to his friends and
the public generally that his benefit will take Place on Fri
wall appear.
RARSgMs MUsEUM.oN THURSDAY AFTERNOON
SAFE fss sonss of A s G0 Rco
Monty; This evening, 81 * o'clock, the brothers
thst IN x xSSs z e.
Museum, Entertainments &C., cents; Psrquet and First
A cARD.BARNUMs. AMERICAN MUSEUM FRI
+ respectfully sf his friends The ABOVE
Fl
ORPHANS DREAM. Concluding with the celebrated
MATTER AND SPIRIT. $50 BRoADWAY-EvERY
Something
Great variety of experiments gentlemen causing them
pRoFEssoR ANDERSON Is AT PRESENT IN BAL
s%Sre giving his grand At the Holiday
II h walls viii appear National TSsssre r
% sh 1r ssrs S m
hundred and sixteen thousand American citizens in the
% i2sS 1s
sye o Of ms which will include
%h
II spsS be lad int
itinerans who hayo neither fame in this
IL s%a
VIZ ssdfoiogy second sight g. &c. This
seventeen suicide sent 60 the
sss Un
IN IN ts' s SsSpn
History Of the Spirit Rappers from their origin Rochester
the ] ts with an M Of the whole
confederacy.
STUDIO. CURIoso CONTAINS MYSTERIOUS NE.
5 ccns t BE- from S to @
Europe. Hiss visseSia cissI
M SAINT Institute eys BroadwayNow open, the rare ana
valuable eSsssien and p.oismSis
% ssIai :ss Es:
the rooms Open during the day and evening.
ITO THEATRIcALs-w. R. FISH, FRoM LoNDoN,)
theatrical and ehSraetsristio wig maker. $50 Pearl
dress balls EB@Any style Of theatrical wig made o.
four hours notice
NATIONAL HALL, CLEVELAND, OHIO-THIs SPA.
~ cous concert room finished and furnished In moders
Citation full and free wen
Rsr, Offered to rent for ORA
400 BRoADwAY.--rHE TWO NATURAL FORMS
ney s1hsisiss sSs S5ssd%%y They may looked !:
sSi ss
forms Gents Children not admitted 0'''
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A CARD-BARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM.-FRI-
"A day, April 49,, 1853, is fixed for Hadaways night
H. respectfully informs his friends that the above
evening appointed for his benefit when will BIO
the comedy Of SwEETuEARTS AND WIVES, previous
to which selections from the domestic entitled
ORPHANS DREAM. Concluding with the celebrated
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-14

tS0 REwARD.--sToLEN, ABOUT TWO MONTHS
Sb)U since the premises Of Dr. CourAud % and
Walker street Ave valuable oil painting one large now
piece Gadators fighting forming centre piece psnsed
nv David de lIeem feet by Ave o. thereabouts Zine
stripping the wings Of Cupid compassion to ditto Dutch
Rhine ,ths painting piece added with part o. the figure
of These paintings were In charge OF an mmigrAns
Of the collection John Doggett Jr The above
ward paid by Dr. Gouraud the restoration Of the
property and conviction of the thief ~
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STOLEN GOODS.

C100 REWARD.-THE STORE OF WILLIAM n.
sDlUO ROBERTS, No. 70l broadway, Was broken cpea
Tuesday morning 10Th Of February between the ho.rs
two and four o'clock and robbed Of 0 yards black An
rab silk scrges ard satin duchine and about 20 %
figured and black silk ve'tings Of various shades ana
cravats and scnrfs amounting in all to about $v B.
VIM Roberts will the LIST Of May TO 7z BROAD.
way, nearly opposite.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-14

RoARD IN WEST FOURTEENTH lsTREET-FINE
four story house. having all the
Also, single Parties DESTROYS of making
from the LIST Of May will address Miss H.
230l Post Office. References exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-14

RoARDING;--:A SUITE OF ROOMS ON SECOND
ID floor consisting Of two paors bedrooms
cious pantries furnished unfurnhed to let will with
out board at No. so East Sixteenth street. private tabo
can he had des red The supplied with and
Croton, hot and cold. References exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-14

rrUIs MONTH 0NLY.-THE LAST OPPORTUNITY
of learning to write of tho subscriber for dollars
TersFve dollars for ten Lessons ten dollars for
lessons including stationery payable subscrib
Ing. Open daily frem IAN 9rM excepting saturday
class nj A. M and and O'Clock r. M, daily, excepting
Saturday Separate parors for private instruction which
nav he taken sung the of the pupils
Terms $40 For sale-Goldsmiths system Of Penmanship
An copyhook with ample instruction Price p cents
per cory or i've copies dollar Gold pens OF the
finest finish, selected by OLIVER d. GOLDSMITH, $50
Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-14

SUITES OF ELEGANT PARLORS AND BEDROOMS,
~ on the second third and fourth floors fitted up with all
thc modern be engaged for the season.
with or without board at West Twonty third street @
OF the Crystal Palace.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-14

BOARDING ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS, WITHIN
ID three minutes walk Of Fulton ferryA private family
have front and closet to let with board
second floor to agenteman and his wife, Address b.
O.. box 22SS Post Office,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-14

CAPTURE OF A RIGHT wHALE,-GREAT NATu-
rai curiosity for two days only "A sPsr.
tons and containing eighty barrels Of oil few days
since by fleet Of boats manned BY sxpsricnced vhAsr
hbted days only the foot Of Eighth street East
river where suitable building has been erected for the
special purpose Of tho public TO an advea-
children half price, The exhibition Will open at oolsek
A. NJ, and continue through the day and evening.