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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-14

JuILnN's CoNcERTs.-Is there nybody in New York,
who has not heard Julien Ia there anybody who has
seen Broadway Of Q sunny evening? Anybody Who
has sought shady spot where the Dol sea
breeze might fan his heated cheel2 there be missr
able crestuYe In this Gotham, who with his hand on his
heart yes, to all Of these queries we
offer him our sincere sympathy. few weeks ago. we
might have regarded the coo breeze all things consider.
ed the most indispensable of these. When the DAYS
were long, the evening walk in Broadway not to be
despised. But that the days have ortsned and
the gas is lit ct tevenAst the oreeze is BY NO means
An essential requisite to happinessJusn Is unqueson-
ably the one thing needful.
We say nothing Of tie inastrious Caucasian Is COM
poser On that sha be discreet as the dead
But = leader, it is beyond doubt that Julien
is Il 6rst-!he prince-of chefs Gorchere All who have
gone before him sink into ingnncance before the wave
Of his sceptre. Past gories vanish into smoke; past
regulations sbiivel into Dust he takes his stand
his dsis, and leans conpaosntly his gded and vel
vesed throne. There is energy, soul in his cond
ing that nobody has ever approached. Whatever of
chArsanism there may be in the approving pods his
head in the significant beck Of his finger Herr KONG
or Madame BehIsnd perform their share of tho enter
Observation-Disclosures striving for effect may be detected in
his prouie geatculaon and "attitudnizns thing
cannot he contested: ever made 80 much
airs that have been familiar to us from childhood as
Julien. No ope for instance but he could take 80 sim
pie theme as his minuet quadrlle his grand waltz,
and produce the effect he does No blu. he could
carry away whole audience of two three Thousand
persons, at the present day, with The King Of the Can
Bbal Islands" In this respect, mean in the Gre aud
spirit he possesses HIMSELF and with which he contrves
to Undue his orchestra, he has but rva-the great
Musard.
Napoleon-we mean Napoleon Musard-wouli himself
stand Ietr6ed with his yankee Doodle" Such med
lsy-such tours de foycesuch surprising effects such
and out of the old air and ncursions upon the Ba tile
ofPIasuewere never, venture to say conceived by
any musician before, in his most Bsccharaan
Nor is Julien less unique In compositions Of higher
scope His sacred music Is admirable Nothing could be
perfect than the symphony fran Mendessohn exc
cuted sst evening.
A word to the audience. On each evening hitherto
Julliens tatd hiss executed 'Ha Columbia The g,o
rous old air has been performed In style worthy Of it's
associations Yet the audience contented itself with
paying just such omplnent would have beeo OH ed
to 'Jucy Long, "Merrly danced the Qua ers wife,
This not ~ 1t should be- When the national airs nj
France England played, the public of those couv
tries eyipce their reject by standing and Voc bedds
The churl who Il slow to rie. Why should we gruogs
similar mark OF honor to national am2 Tie custom
d aid honorable one; who Will BIS the first T.
naturSlige II in hea Yeekg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-14

A New BUILDING ENrERPHIsE--We learn that
an association has been formed in this city for
the purpose Of erecting several first class lodg-
ing houses on the Partisan plan. Arrange
ments have been made to build the first, a. an
experiment, in the upper portion of the city
we believe in the Fifth avenue. This house will
he so planned as to accommodate eight ia1ni-
lies, ah'ording to each eleven apartments in
Guiding elegant psrlors library, &c. The tene-
ments will be quite separate and distinct from
one another, communicating by court yards
with the general hall or entrance. The rent OF
each Will be about $500. The plan is an attrac-
tive one, and if well carried out the enterprise
win commend itself to public appreciation.
The rent Of dwelling houses ia at present so
enormously high in this city that persons with
moderate incomes cannot afford to rent decent
bouses and the necessity for some such plan
building being introduced into New York has
long been teit
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The SUFFERING CHILDREN OF New ORLEANS
LITTLE Girls OFFERNG.--The following
brief but pretty little note, from kind-hesrted
little girl. tells it, OWE story:-
September 10, 1858.
EDITOR NEW YORK HERALD
Dear sir-Thyee years ago found a three dollar
bill on pretty path in The wood near the river and
papa has added two more, making i've win you
please send them to the poor little children Of New
Orleans who have suffered from ftyer, aad much
oblige your friend, A LITTLE Crit.
We have forwarded the money to Mr.. Frost
Of the Howard Association, and can assure our
little friend that IL will be applied as she de-
sires, for the relief Of the poor little children
Of New Orleans who have suffered from the
fever" Such are the flowers which the invisible
hand of Charity dispenses in the track Of tbe
peetience-such is the modest contribution Of
THE little GIRL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-14

FROM C1KsruEo0s-The brig Malvern, Capt JAf1nAn
arrived at Philadelphia yesterday morning. from Oenfus-
gos, whence she sailed August 18th She reports that
the port very healthy The old crop Of sugar WAS Al
sod and the cop though coming In slowly from tho
interior, Of good atty and its quantity expected
to exceed the average Weld.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-14

minute Aldcns pr pared coffee IL vor nv the attain
ton " all espog ~ TRAVELLERS ard pore gSioe co ~
IT prepared from pura old Java clea with 10 a ana
cream IN paste aod put up W pound ar aud Ia neat
hoxct Of twelve jars each warranted rstaio all ia ro
favor pnd STRENGTH che Ion voyagna aud IN aa
cmetc. Owe teaepoon full viii on 81 d.otons ~
wfttr zone Trial Fi lasfy ~ o. this shich Il lone
in orc minute Ell iastrcated u king good e would
90 re,i 10 eai W ALyEn o. IA Bsoaa way ana
for themselves, WI @-u'AA"A'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-14

Our PAPER.-We are continually receiving
complaints of the bad quality of the paper on
which the HERALD is printed. Our readers
must bear with us little while longer That
now used seems to be the best that Messrs
Persse & Brooks can furnish. But we hope
that there is good time coming.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-14

Corn, Just pubiishea ~ HuRaCt WATERS, o33 broad
way gong aod chorus words By jams and by per
mission. dedicated 60 Uor.e Greeley, seq Music by
y ooobriy, author Of De Kid 20 the Lo rod ONES Al
one OF the most popular songs Of the day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-14

OUkucIIeOup pSS-InFBe VINO want n GaO00
picture will call at HELMES' daguerrean gallery No. Ill
Bowery where HkaIess taken peror with
improvmeht r tie art by oce Of the largest sky
Lights the ~rTid easons terms Constantly hand
rich and handsome Of fancy and frames
At the usual moderate prices. We not found IL
cesary to reduce rder palm Oh rAble
apology for picture being Of that
that they recommend themselves cerning public It
reasonable price Dagu eotyoes in oil and all other
styles, made ut this establishment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-14

new series Of NED Buntines Own has been
cedepted in newspaper snpal The nipe
character Of the sheet thorough going
its opposition TO fraud cticsnery deceit of eve " d.
scrption have made for 10 hosts OF ec
while the raciness and pungeucy Of it's hits at ali abusss
IL of evil dosrs Its
is iikewse every way supersr. NED Ba tliue OWN is
published Thursday agents newshoys pouid do
we'll to apply carly to ROSS JONES ri apn str et or
they rot be supplied the demand the
Sl,o09 Rev nra WA DE PAID by the sub~
cibtr unon competent evidence ben produced that the
behanoe Saamanaer SAos Gsylar pateat eve. fail
60 preserving tbei contents from FIRE burglars Safes
oIN sizes tr ss OF tie depot NJ 1872 Pearl street, ono
foeturer. --ae
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-14

The Directors or the Association for tho Ere
hibtion Industry Of all give notice that the
exhibition open the public in sll its branches
changes snd additions will hereafter from time 70
time made bat in its of produce
articles machinery aud fine arts the
nibitien may bc pronounced complete
Tho Directors In making this take pleasure
saying that in all its branches H. s far the most
prehensive attractive that made In this
country, and they believe viii fAvorahy with
any ever made
The display foreign products Of the skin OF
the Old World ID altogether superior to anything be-
in this while the nventive Ingenuity
mechanical skill and the indr trial energy Of
people, have before been made apparent
enterprise and the talent of 0 exhibitors have
produced the beautiful and useful
ducts intelligence and the Directors sarnest
their fellow citizens the present
funity TO study collection thske Of Whisb
hss been and in all proba ,ility will not IN many
years again be offered TO their observation.
The Exhibition will close In the month Of December He1t
DIRECTORS
Mortimer Livingston, n Hip Burrowss,
Alfred Pell, Johnston Livingston,
August Belmont, Charles W Poster,
Alex. Hamilton, JY, Theodore Scdgwiek,
Geo L. Schuyler, VIM, w. Stone,
Ebert J. Anderson, William Wbettsu,0
Henry r. Durham, JOIN Dunbam.
w. C. II. WAddell, william Kent,
Jacob A. Westervelt Wa'ts Sherman,
James A. Hamilton, F. W. Edmonds,
Samuel Nicholson, ]. Roosevelt.
THEODORE SkDGWICK, President
CHAs. e. ANDERSON Treasurer.
LABAE G. STUART, Acting Secretary.
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Diamonds, JeweIry, and wascAes-

OIamOnds, JeweIry, and WatC hes -
Fine lots diamonds $2S psr carat.
Carat stones, 50, do,
Rich clusters.
Rings.
Bracelets.
Ear rings.
Jewelry At manufacturers' prices,
full styles, very rich.
Watches
by the best European makere,
Wholesale and retail
sSl Broadway no stairs.
DAVID GAIT
Impor ter ana Manufacturer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-14

item hats plus ultra of art neat.
graceful and stylish but euogy OF do them jostce
they must be TO be admired and to be appre-
cated We viii therefore fren call az
No. 1913 Fulton street. and provide themselves at
Do get behind the age Knox will keep You in the car
Of progress. Call on him
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-14

manufacturer and fnrnisher to the L. NAPOLEON.
has just received from Paris superb pisnos
similar 70 those which have excited much at
The Cryfta Palace and which ,rstrumeats o,tsned
the prize medal At the Exhibition OF all Nations
Depot fat mr. Popsots o8 oroad ssy where Mr. Banvas
will perform daily the above from to 10
O'clock A. NJ. Mr. BAUVAIS, Professor Of Piano. from
Paris.
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Ans0Iu'8
DAGUERREOrYPES.
LARGE SIZE


FOX FIFTY CENTS
- be9 Broadway, opposite the Metropolitan Hotel.
These pictures are coored and case twice the size
any in the city, for fifty cents.
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soup

EAYAKDS
Unques0naby the best tnre market this
will be ierved to-day Soup and steaks at II o'clock
Melode0ns at Great Bargains TIE sab.
scrber has the largest and best In
the city and VIII sell Mt exceedingly low prices cash.
large assortment of music melodeOns pianos
rent. HORACE WATEhS No. 1873 Broad wav
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-14

O01Ce OF INC Ao9JClNU1OM lot tn0 Nx0l0Ht1OA
Of the Industry Of All Nations septemsey 1853 Notice.
the transaction of all general
Association has been transferred to shs Crystal Palas
on the Sixth avenue entrance.
The transfer books the once Of MSegyn
G. +. ANDERSON Treasures.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-14

tie world 200 gift tickets . sale by
HORACE W arEK5, 333 Broadway.
The holder Of each ticket is entitled sur admis
Gons to the Mirror.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-14

The enterprsng prOpretor Of the Prescott Hat store
the corner Of and Spring street. have In the
getting Of their fall style hat CARR I'D its
actuie to the highest point Of excellence. Call and
examine IL. Price only ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-14

WarROcks' FaIa Hats.- the Exceeding Nea1s
Of the Paris fashion ELECTS
and commands universal favor Gentlemen weary Of
agant Will find fail hats worthy Of
ticc. WAkNOCKS', hatters 5 Broadway, Irving House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-14

------ we are Oh UaUEtfOUs xTUUnU,
Who knows how the fashions may alter:
The doctrine to-day that is loyalty = sound,
Tomorrow may bring us a halter.
We commend this philosophic sentiment to
the Secretary Of State and perhaps some in
genious artist may set 1t to music for the spe-
cisl use Of the admirers of the organ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-14

CHAs. e. ANDERSON Treasurer.
LABAE G. STUART, Acting Secretary.
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Dssuerreoty DC Pc, tra,t,. Larpe and

Do9uerTeOtype Pc, traits, Large and Small
size taken and finished in coors the style Of the
ART for twenty five cents. cy hoLMES REEFS CO., No.
2s9 Broadway.
Brndy's Galleries OF Daguerrs0types, 350
Broadway over ThoDpson's salooI and 205 Broadway,
corner OF Fulton street contain the largest collection Of
portraits OF eminent to be found this
Strangers waiting the city respectfully invited TO visit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-14

Besbc q Co., HGtlers, 156 broadway, Invite
the ton Of their customers and the 70 the fall
fashion for sentemens hats Hats suit the varied taste
he made at the shor pains spared
fastidous
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-07
CA.TEK,s SPANISH MINTtME.

TIE GREAT FURTHER or lnL nl"nn-inL FIT AZ:
II hxy ror Mfi N ir
. mn'i n,a a%s r""'s. q rGue.
locn.s EIes I'r"r Sols Ee' lnns ""f :, ts,'+.' >'
cers sylic Disorders, unbas" Sinsl c"m',"'.' - 81
arlslns RON an use OF Me'ea'
tn. Medicine. winch has b"come celebrated N 3s ty
md VICINITY, rs""rr"F> c"'s ti'd ur'h
Il. aseucy induced the at Tie "rsen request y
friends punIlc. Which ne Ices WIN Ls MN cih'
rncr IN virtues wonderful Curative Ir"r'u'r The ~
rne certificates cd from large nno, are h"c't' .s
,Y arc r".en,e, q. nncA pas>iEc dea't i
~ t: ~rnr.E o ca. boz All are
IN ,nsr loo altrs highest reaEec4bI. msty In
+ Boy@r E Of he xch4ec Ir,, Richmond. SHOWN
shrre has the mrt'lre ca'd Carer Sha Wy
il over tu"i'd cat IL ., any a. ois.% :"
p ed "'' 'h nos; agir hMGi! 900 r.
c. Luck va nav y R,enmosd on tormaey yeag2
Caters SIar, Mi>tUle at 10" t.":h y "a't.o' -
s "'I kco N is a VIII .I Ia as' oJinc
m M Mn ne "a P re Fl;.'F'" a and =" f
If .a"cc. he rs Of Ca',s s,e,t.H N>,rc "i1'h VIC
sps,. sa,5 az -" a. :, o"'r,
LIVER ~ '".sF o 's "." o. ,sS,
s ~ .s q X. s1 HG"s: cnf w[ ;n wv
Rrnrri >cna. and ~a 'r',i en-
frrncJ Con.nmftur, by t!rec bottles q" C+- ~ ~
the good ar-r Spanish MAtni. ~ nnnI', =,
syhi'c a"d ss:s it Is "s' gaze ~ '''
'4 W G IIsrwco1 al Richmond ce! q Cd Sores ard !,
ter S;ani.i dr.! r"ahe :" walk "h'u' 't''n
anal. M a hoTii n... slti -.
.!nOPSV cGHED Tic wc ." VI GO ". Bassr va. snet
haiiSd'Lb Iafcrs Si,H.
H. vx,rc SIR Baker is Chesterfield county. Va
NJ Wliaro Matthews OF Richmond Va had .er'antcum:
i; ~ H., sortt BY tdre's Spanish Nrx'ufe ""
" ..rty recommends il. and contiisrs II NJ ~ auabe
Mr. Carer The Of The MeJcnc 5csd ne Cnre
NJ IN our harl. prevent lmitaii"n earh"in "i!h,tr
,ar. a, uc>NE1T BEERS, Druggists 20 .'sm 81 'Irn.
. ,t,nr. h. addressed Richmond Va
m r pare to wholesale ia.Or.brfc ~.
IL sto.siolc houses IN The IiiteG stale, canns
.n.rally cry and else "heTe Pace 81 Ter t" TX
So. Dr. =, ~ '-'
EXPORTERS OF LIME informed Hla' tie Eaptc."I
NAV MessTs asks and Lbhy " "tue
Office OF the gahere the James River and kha"!a ~" ~
h- absence communication el az eIe- a vi"
receive hia attention lhI :. - W.
COPAKTNEHsHIP NOTICE:
IOIN C STAFER has associated with Inn - ne Merchant "A
y lnrlnp business his brother. FRANK sfiaFER
They will con the busif al liz oaaches al nc 90
M Exchange building l4th under tie nr AMI sly
e. SHAFER CO. persons having claims against John = shsl
will please present them FOR settlement ana NOSE '' - "'"
ife fa ,eSReei im e4o'''' JOHN c. sHAFER
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N CHURCH, HANOVER CooS - "
lively FOR SALE.

n he sold 20 the highest bidder on The premises
lie 3,h Of January: fair, Otherwise s MS. .an 9 lie
h. ND Church situated Ia the lower enc OF ntnofel
- IN the man stage road leading from lsichohu " "tf
$3.50 i, nil, distant iron the former place
Ss ,rrcrfv extensively and 20 iLv'rlny Sno" ma.
j. su;e riluuS otter Is made approach
where near It's value there will be positive ae o'herSe
"a b. rented ar lea sei, favorable terms
49, .,. i'm. and MACE directly after The above named pre-
Nc - i.in.e Of there will be the Hotel. household ana
H.. r,,r h,cn is extensive good order; Also soo
mar 81 GOOD Carriage Horses, rsI rate RIDING Horse
Of v-, xun.ror Mules the Mich Cow" SaEey
Harness Wagon and farming implements &c Ae.
e ms made known the day of sale JAMES D. ELLEii
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uESRlcO LAND FOR SALE.
r-c,1.n IL MIl Is EELNM RICHMOND

rs'IE sscItcr ofc TOR his valuable Farm lying TX mile.
about 4W near! one ai IS
ami IN g stat. OF Improvement. Il l. well adapted 70
he rtarr cora wheat and Tie woad land u Wen sci IN
he consist OF d"ehe hrue WIN
houses 1E"re IL sIrhu Eouh@
rr rr VIII, quite variety "f other ur trees "h The rrni-
Of he pne'! waer-ihr soci"?
ant ~ EiTgl"ia more heahhy II IS
market. "i!ln lor.f minutes
~ ~ Ec,nonL OF pike all the aud ready market Tor
IL raised % the place
Will SET the farm. Il cary Application nc fh'e au
vl sbn. the % mIscs who may wish 10 purchase
.,tlttss Richmond, Va. RoBl' D. LhHH
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GREAT BARGAINS
Al TIE FRANKLIN CLOTHING STORE,
Nh I32 Min Street. Richmond, Va.

opposite fsuS" square.
M ready for me- ec;i"n ""c OF INC aFscI an os.'
w u Ready Ma H. Clothing offered 10 the cit
nunl 7" attempt "nueae all she deent 'sies
qualities make, would much time and
ice that style and quality OF Cin:hIs suitable for
Fall Gni w SOCK Also
rcniirncn's furnishing goods all OF which
We curae 10 sci rwcnly per than any ether house
The ri richmond
In aIdlln present stock. receiving weekly per
steamers NrcnIa all the ac styles OF goods
lru"u G.Huiacory III Philadelphia H. De Lol q Io..
Nov SIN M. l32 aain street.
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PIANOS.

ED H. TAYLOR constantly receiving elegant ana
plain PIANOS. from the popular makers NUNS
& CLARK ~ L..
WORLD FAIR London lS5 and they have EvdrIaD te'ee
the FIRST PRIZE the American Institute FnS ~ 'ns
They combine all he modern impro, cncns WILL e .'G
ELams ami patent strings and confidently rcconicr
SWEETNESS and great dWatMy which qnaY VIZ VI
the country. where good tuneis arc se""
F. TAYLOR has sold these Instruments III ms cy ior me
he his numerous customers
u<S~ Old Pianos taken in partpay :, !. =,
Piano the largest and best cotcco IN t
:.,Iiyy =, low nces p. n. TAYLOR,
'-' Piano nd Music Store Main
nc Banks.
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ALUM WATER,
Z, u D,.L. nnInI, Z. Al la Spn1NCS "a

From TIE KOIkDNItE ALUM
'gNIIE celebrity ncrcaI. Gcmani Ter he Waters o. e
L wild kauwn and popular !tockbridSc Alum Springs
has nu ID the proprietor inni"! he public WIN iir "ii III
barrels barrels AMI 70 icidt their operations they have
apIunit: Mcssr. BENNETT BEERS wholesale Druggists
&c lis sale All Communications addressed Il
otherwise. cclon. the cash or ry hcccdfcS i"i
amount rered will promptly attended aud the shipped
any the Unle Price per Dbl s hai hh 3d.
The waters the Rucshrls: Alum Sprn.s. Va. containing nc
elrnIs 0d contents, can e Transported
any cs sep any rctsontu length time without impair
In" least degree.
The rIcis prepared y process at hc spring "htH
cpriy, OF which has been an objection
man Of The waters from Mineral Sprincs, and u lSt as
IL al he Fountain Heal
'rhd iTfS u To-
Wafer M, ~ ne ,r IN PAGES They calculated II
rcsly, and ,r. MOI from the Ecjfice Springs AMI
liany saiccs highly injGr"us Address
BENNETT X BEERS. DruIcis's.
no, RICHMOND. Va
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Dec. e-4w f. NJ LEFTWICH.
WHITEHURST AGAIN TRIUMPHANT.

WIIITEHURST AGAIN TRIUMPHiNI.
ENOR the third time receiving the highest premium Gold MedaD
L the Fair the Maryland Institute for the best Daguerreoes
exhibited
be obtained his Gallery IN TINS cry.
No II Main where exhibited the largest collection OF nc
this country comprising Licensees OF the most prominent
individuals Of the which those nl Generals Frank
lin Pierce and w Scott Hons Henry Clay Daniel Webster Mau
Fillmore, John J. Crtendc. Lewis Cas-. VIM H. King, william
H. H. stuart -. X Hall. 1ho Cnrwln, Stephen a.
Douglas, Daniel Dickinson Gen La Vega OF Mexlcn Louis h
Bull. Miss Catn Hayes. Jenny Lind Madam G
ou Madam Srakosch Lola Grace Creenwoud, and Jula
Dean host Others mention me Just
establishment being conducted under the charge
of Mr.. METCALF. 49,. ;.
GALLERIES-77 Main street, Johnson i Cos i,au"
Stores Broadway New YORK; PeGnsy wanna Avenue
d. c.. Market street Baltimore; Main street NooE, "
street, Petersburg and Main street, ynchourg, "a
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:: lass nlhE.SSn.
SOUTHERN TALENT AGAIN THIuNPiiia".
JUST issued WEIGHS MAGNIFICENT
Pnh'TR IT OLE LACK ST. y.

" IL IL II L v l. d IL " ~ = -, - -,
N1kaNhp ~! "iiH'S"'ou) rom lh'h,as ~.
Z l"fua'' W me l,''stS7un o. rlanrS ie ' :
In sur'i'i"g t" rhr America" public the p1" o. 81" ~
IuH:ri"ua met great ahr is soiIst a. ,.m, - o,,;r
considers that IN his part II lie nccflt sa mr. r :, 49,. - ~
n'w ~ HE possession at francis ,,, nj, m ,, ~, 49,
yer! aiil1sl eHur'S a" Suiy nny 10 In .r,rr. v,
established tguira single NV ~ os
taken ir close Of Lhe ",i"t 49,, ~ !, H. =. ~
VIC le ,,t, I' uIic LG.a; has ny
sTdvc:" Siiiris washington Ia Tie same
H. :, , r~h,, popular orta 70 which II J. initn'cd'"lr Il
| ,an,,.,.,",
companion From Francis Preston Blair, Esl.I
SILVER SrfISG, tht- ~, l"ns.
SRI ,!,ark YOU tl ricnaly sentiments your
them the :Ery cusrayri likeness
ana . ,' :, iii which yuu have ,unorrd NE.
,ic,ue wIcu Welsh La. trUiy rendered IN his cariaI
1aviur was IA. en- from. The o wl,. raj Jackson visited
pin the Seminole The Pfai
his cuuRrnar" rxtrsyina rlrrrI
which eun.rd him Generals riirr
wlu then recognize
the likenc-' as a nr%s, <'t'kIis 90"
sraiiteS ne Shi! ,""' 20" h4' 'h"fh - 'at ~" isnd
WORK OF one ~ our -t'aa '"i anon " stuart :
noble head OF Washington ihcS WA n"" thc i"c 4" r.,'
American whose hch Is uGchc lih enthusiasm Tor lie srci"t
not Lhlri. whose lame Isiic cnunir. : glory
Your u5n!itn SERVANT T. T. BLAIR
Geo w. Chi!s, rSl.
IRON S'na;or taSs.l
DETROIT, 'rt ~
Dear Sir-rlank you lor engraved Portrait General Jack
son which you have sent ne style excellent
-utcd original Is VIVID aud striking.
am, dear sir, respectfully yours, LEWIS CAsS.
Geo. w. ChildS, Ecu
from I"'e' Justice i%mo! ~, y ,s,a
Dear Sry a.s, from home " me y'n 4sEG"wisIg
Ing suuHcr we eft" ~ S e'siN eu 'i "i 'thea 'aShS''
winch !o" ""'' "'' a '"'"S" ~ sc"' me- Al'e my 'ai"
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presents nm is ne dlf"at' !" nT lllei.' ~ we iuie' anu
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