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Cbicknei's Sugcr-cogted PurrativI
Paris Life,
Motatt'l Life,
Wnght's indian Vegetable,
Brindreth's Vegetable Uuy rda',
Norristu's Hygenu,
isee's New LordJl, ..
G0op-t'si
Al4efuuu'g D,
Wistnr'a Gsrt.r FarslUys,
HitnE-i's Ant biiIOus taHaay,
yIyRe b Sentative
,}effitk'so4za. oatad.
fp.HgEu's Fever yut Aarsg,
.0ys''l Y aeEt Do,
ifishsuaerg.
1peu7sr's We .-ta.is, ...
Winsr's Cham5mr4
PERSIAN,
A.labasis' Hrs-lh,
AlltbaHis' Agge,
Evans Chamomils,
sandtA's Anti billion,
lngoldog's,P le,
isyuv'B Asns,
ltlls9 y'4 Cold,
COUGH REMEDIES.
ahllrHH Is Balsaan,
a-c.Ian's HING 4rian,
d.. Daris's Wild Cherry hnl Tar,
sNiAat's ElacsmpanA'
NlgtzT balsuH.
fA1mpaUu s Tar ard Nag.h8,
IAyns's FppAriorlu..
thu-sn's "a act3ra1.,
8arthal0ne " Exprctagaui
3alley's Syrup Wild Cherry,
Svnyu gsp Htt Charr,
acH1g, Is F4inaur Syrup,
Nsv Llsisaj PBim7ui, Syrap,
ieY' .f's Bhisdm liverwcrt.
bliiE It5.
AioTlt's rnuaix,
iiibhatl's wild Cherry,
Wool's Wilg Cherry,
BiEke's Aromatic,
HsFrick'8.
PAStcHhs,
SHsia's,
Houck'a,
Cnllan's inIlaa Veg alb,
Din FAtE.Nf AN D SALLY rs.
bHlis q NJ .l'al Pam Extractor,
HAwlayB Wei, tatle
Dll5 Of Rdse Lip,
Allahasis 3 81 ,ksc
Tousey's Master oiPan,
C0ukltn,
Buffers letter,
MsAlistsr'a Nazstshl'
Dan .Urtn's Yezptabis,
EsfrisoH'a Specific.
TONES.
Rowsnd's Improved Aliripre,
Southern biizl1rs,
N5rrs's hiirtufs,
Jayus'a Hair
Fgx'a Cypgihu ltar.
East lndia,
NaH z sl'a,
h-utnus g,
Bailey %
G7- All articles IN tie Med ne
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-28

vERMlFUSEs.
Wlner'e Canadian,
D. A. Fshusa.ock's,
SWhu'e,
uAiiey's,
iAyoa's,
Challsnls.
SAKshPARti.LAs.
Or. rownssnd's,
rAilsy's,
Saods's,
Wukcop'a
briBtal'B,
Woods,
Buii's.
ryfrE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-28

III ASSEf, p l., Wholesale and Retail Apoth-
1vA ecary and Dragyisi (sis corner Camp r.tt
~" 80 tacx door u rarisf asrjss
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DIERSON. ]. O., Real Estate, Stock, No.,
and Eehange Broker, No COMM Place doors au
Camp sresss, NewOrlsans. s4pI1 u
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-28

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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-28

R AYMoND " G, Family Grocer, u c.ess
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-28

DRUGGISTS EV aYW4Er '.770'' L 11s''1s No aid y
AfFerR RADWAys SEAOY aELlEF. mn ,lIyAw
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s0avlv0E.s D.f,lIllgNT, CRY liAll,
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-06

Liver Complaint.
HATS, HATS"

Hh - uiNlE 80
M y PHILLIPS has just received pei
W. Steamer Empire CITY from N D.
= spsalpl stock OF summer hats, consisting
81 Cents sureriine black and white Moles.
.k,is. wli's aud black Cassini re Leu,orn
Panama. aud Straw Hats OF every daserip.
ton, AMI style. al.o large assortment Of
Youths and Boys Hats oil all kinds; oil
wanting articles in this lin. will find just
the thing thsy wish mar aoly
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Ctur Camtlles--5o Boxes Star Can.
y dies just received and for sale 70 the
trade a. reduced prices.
April 2oly. JOSHUA BEAL.
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For sale or Rent.

A TWO Story Frnme House, lately nc.
IA eupied by J N Carrigan. Esq. II IL
pleasantly rit,u,ted. Terms liberal. Apply
~ iinaf 1911 Tnos. pnrspsaeAsr.
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Ns,ttcs,.

1NITE Louisiana Institution for Mt,tas and
Il Blind, on st. Ferdinand street, Baton
Rouge, is open for visitors from 10 10 IL o.
clock, A. NJ, each day, Sundays only eseap.
ted feb .stf
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n. OUTSET, Tailor.

On La"rei &,sei, tat,esrn Lefaytts 4 Txird
QEGs respectfully to inform his friends
- and the public generally, thst hs has
just returned from Now Orleans with
splendid and we'll selected assortment IT
Bprins and sumner Goods, for rentls.
mems clething--whieh he offers on the mast
reasonable terms.
All he wants Is cali, before going cies-
where. mar jc.3p.
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LADIES' KID GLOVES Al CUsI.
THAvE on hand large sfrortmcnt Of
l. Ladica' Kia Gloves OF all colors and
sizes which am prepared 70 pcll a. cost
april 30. W. d. PHILLIPS
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Per steamer Gulnarc.

steam En- siues A. sugar Mills
BATON ROUGE FOUNDRY.
TTNuE Subscribers are fitting up toul
i. Steam Engines, as fellows ...
Ono Engine ~ inches cyln Ter, 1 IT. stroke
with Sugar-Mill Rollers II. long 90 in
diameter, with wrought iron shafts.
One do II inches cylinder, 1 feet stroke
with sugar.mil Rollers II. long, &c in
diameter.
One DO l2 inches cylinder, 4 feet stroke
with susar-mill. Rollers feet long, 26 in
diameter
One 10 inchese ylnjer engine i-o stroke,
suitable fpr saw.mill or a medium size
sugar mill e
We are now extending tho buildings con-
neeted with the Foundry, and increasing the
machinery, and are enabled TO do all kind Of
work in our line that may bc con6dcd 10 us
Tho patronage Of the public Is respectfully
solicited. HILL 4 HENDERSON.
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AA0VAUn
~ u OSoovUUb1u1Ue
s~sxs..... - n...,s s>.sa..
"''~ s~ -
groceries and fFOVl3ICll9.
=. %. 4 - -. ,zss1.x.. d. ~ o.. Il
1870 Ini'a ora lonpr'.n =. go !.
1e .s M"nksi snIVr 49, 4. ~ ~
w = tenoef eus Sincere tna"ks ~. q
s W. i.isnos sna .fi' s.s.s ~.
ens'f ssusi 81 ss'ensss, una "esaA s's.s, 'h's
me nsna " neIA eusl Eieae1 's'.ensts
s'y'hs W nsnu =. sil u'hss i"is" aa'a
VII zee. s .'t' a'n ~ .ea"ns =" gu"
seHus, va. - viii W IN '"""ee'"s"''e' P'''
snsse's :, ga" on W.. ,,
w s'0e" eo"ss"' e"t |~e'~'"R "aP''
au st.s, ~. :. rr,,
oogV I0s. eMFE ana Shay a'e' Do's'o
sugar cured Mans,
sVvvao !hslh nsnsi ,,
sv"vuo shovmeFs IVY s'aes'
ivy lgs ehe,ee ar'e1 pes''
~ a ca. 70 - al
~ y p."hs W. ~
~ a nHs ~ ~ w..
:" ~ A. Z. "a Az
Al ,.... e...h t.,..,
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Delays are da ngerosss.

"hy stlliet with VtoiiEh, cold or any dls-
w ease If The Throat, Breast and Lungs
~hen certain cure Ia SO easily effected BY
using "a
"WtsTnns ttoenuo,fsp rAspy.o
This Medicine Is a iudieious combination
Of the best expeetoranis IL the alatefis Med
lea. The must stubborn Coughs and Coldr
Weld to Il readily, and It is found ~ give re-
Ills not merely palliative, ss many articles Of
its nature, but possesses great curative quail
itios For sale by Vs.. BOGEL Agent
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To PIantcrs and others.

To Planters and others.
T WOULD beg leave 10 call your atten-
i ton now, and at the opening Of the
eeming season to my large and exceedingly
cheap stock Of Domestic Dry Goods which
notwithstanding the heavy advance Of Dom.
sssies, and every class Of negro wear. | am
enabled TO sell at low prices; am now re-
ceiving and will continue 10 receive week
~ through the season fresh supplies Of No.
/ Goods ofthis class, oil | ask ]. a call
mar 29.y w. n. PHILLIPS.
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Dcrfu nsery.--A large assor'ment n
l French, English. German ani -Ameri-
can periumery, will constantly tc kept foi
sale at the drug store of WN BOGEt,
ieb-13-tf Lafayette IT..
N B.--Coloene Water Of all dualitie.
win be sold, to suit customers.
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DACDERnEOfYpE NlN1A1 RFs.

7 HAVE iust returned from the vaisAstr.d
4 ON pserefed for brsineFs Nos
whilst The orfe,tsili'y efsrs. Il tbs Tins to
secure picture 4
Obtain tie sbsitiew 'afs The subftsses fssfr.
When our friends, relatives end f~est.
hearts arr with W. 10 would eeein useiert TO
have likeness Of them. but the future NAY
separate US, .iy, death nay iake tftm A.
wsy forever, aud then a correct ara l;fe.
like resemblance Of them, 10 invalusblc.
have III The late styles cf essef, Geld
Enan,eled, Pepier Msehe, Pearls, &c Geld
Lceksts. Pima and Bracelets Is
IT, Pictures taken al So
Rooms Of, lafayette stfeet--evef Or
Buthng'en's office where The tphie Is il
vited 10 call and examine specimens
nov LAY. A. WILSON.
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VIZ. TuNNARD.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIN DEALER. IN
CARRIAGES, HARNESS, NC.

THE SuBsCR RIDERS stock Of Buagies
Rockaways, Barouebes. Coaches, nc. has
been selected by himself, and comprises
every variety. 10 bis already complete
assortment, be- i. daily making additions.
Persons will find II 10 their advantage. to
call aud examine his stock
". r. TUyN.iRb,
Corner of Ghprrh n Main So
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HOTEL 30
(1o1Owppe Water.

ExTRACTs for the handkerchief. Soaps
Il shaving Cream, poinatutns, Hair anil
Tooth brushes. Chalk balls. &C., for sale
by II. +. wADDiLL, Druggist.
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GuNrRII.s-.2, dozen Shaker t,foerls |;
- 20 lbs wrapping twins, 20 Tbs lam
wick Q dotsn tanphine lamp weeksi y
dozen eamphino lamp globes 10 dozen
lamp shades assorted dozen table brushes,
8 sets table insis hair, cloths dustinx and
sefubbing brushes, feathers, dusiofs.
July 2c.v. J. P.4RRYA co
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Died.


On Thursday, May IL, JACOB BOWERS aged IS years.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited tc attend the funeral this morning. at 10 O'CLOCK
at Fort Washington. His remains will be taken to East
Chester for Dterment Carriages win be in readiness at
the corner of Broadway and Houston street. O'Clock
On Thqs,day, May u, in the s6th year of his age,
sp sc of the deceased
In Brooklyn, on Wednesday May H. CORNELIUS WENDELL,
fourth Of Alfred and Anna L. Capp in the 9Th year
The relatives and rerds of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral, this afternoon, At
son Of b. and I. W. Campbell
attend the funeral from Isl Franklin street this after.
On wednesday, May II, LOUISA, daughter of Robert
and Jane Glover, aged 2 years.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral without further invitation from the
noon at O'Clock.
On thursday. May 12 HELENA RrEcKz in the 10th year
Funeral tomorrow afternoon, at IN O'Clock. The
friends are respectfully invited to attend from
of Cross and Pearl streets. Her remains will be taken
At Norwslk Conn, on Wednesday morning, May H.
in the 69th year Of her age, Mrs. KEsIH wife of Gen.
Thomas W. Harvey in consequence OF njusies received
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral to morror afternoon a.
2oc0ck. from her late residence No 81 East Thirty
FIRST street, without further invitation Her remains
will be taken to Greenwood.
On April &c. op.board steamer Franklin, LOUIS ScHMEz
HR. aged 80 years.
His remains we're buried at Havre.
On Thursday May IL hICHARD SUNLEY aged 81 years,
native of Leeds Yorkshire, England, but for the last
twenty years 1esident Of this city.
The funeral service will take place ct his late residence
No jones street, this afternoon, at O'Clock. The
friends and acquantsnces respectfully invited to at
tend Leeds Times please copy.
The remains Of the late ELIZA A. p wife of Thomas ].
Unaerh and daughter of the late Paul n p. Durando,
having arrived from California,
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral from the residence of her mother at
the Englah Neighborhood, Now Jersey, this after
| noon, at 3 o'clock.
Carriages viii be at Hoboken ferry, Hoboken, until
| O'Clock +. N
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Married,
On Tuesday May TO- at the Church Of the Holy Trinity
Brooklyn, by Rev. DR. Lewis Mr.. JOHN w. GANrz Of
New York, to Miss VIRGINIA Fl. CRoCKER Of Brooklyn.
On rhurtdsy May II, by the Rev. AIR. Quinn, THoMAs
d. WRINcHE to ELIZA LENNON. both Of this city.
On "Wednesday, May II, by the Rev. G. Fay Mr.
DANIEL GARRISON to Miss PHBE A. SCorr all of this city
Hampstead, L l., papers please copy.
On Thursday May II, BY the Rev A. D. Gillette Mr..
JOHN y ELLIS to SARAH S1ARDLow all Of this city.
On Tue day, May 10, by the Rev C. G. sommers Mr.
CHARLES F. CHRISTIAN to Miss ELIZABETH CnossaHAM, all
Of this city.
On Sunday, April TO- by the Rev. 7. C. Youngs Mr.
SIMEON SCOTT to Miss sARAH CRUM, both of this city
Albany and Sing Sing papers please copy.
On Thursday May II by the Rev DR.. Smith, Mr. HENRY
S. Bry ant, of Newark, N. j.
On Thur sdsy, May u, by the Rev: Mr. D. Mcdonald,
BOYD youngest daughter Of the late Thomas Boyd ESQ
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DRooKLYN-wILsONs DANCING ACADEMY. loS
Orange street. door OF Fulton street. ook-
yn-A persons Ill be received to complete
classes The summer term. Early appcaton ~ the
classes limited The advantages this popular
academy we'll known The classes will meet
and Fridays at half past eight O'Clock p NJ Ladies
snd5 Private pupils for any OF the and fashionable
dances will he attended to at time TO suit their eonve-
nience, from one to six times per week. =,
DANCING ACADEMY.-sIGNOR @. PLANCI, T0R
- yell known professor and teacher of all tho and
most fashionable dancc has the honor apprize nue
PATROLS and the public that he has opened splendid
daneing saloon, 81 Broadway Sgnor Planet will continue
Tac in very few Lessons vii! learn al ths most fa.sss
to- NJ, from 3to6 p. NJ, and for practice from
TO 10 T.. N.
pRIVATE LESSONS IN DANCING FOR GENTLE
men, at GOO Broadway private css, "rmins Tor ths
spring fsaton for few gentlemen naJr "a ne nsS
I ror redowa p9lAo, BURN1UN' "a cwory SoeS
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SOLOMON TOWNSEND,
JAMES CLINCH
OSCAR ID. DlKE,
=. II. NICOLL.
LIQUORS..


10000 Dssf md p aSS!Ss
Phil.d.pSi. XXX porter and brown stOu Club schnspp
81 W.
IN nm DOZEN OF cLARET WINES, FROM q so
GIN rum, e:rd,si. &C. syiy rssd: Hii.::s, csa;is:
20 osoS n ns s:r sos:s 40
Fs ss1s @
RRANpr VINES sEGARs A. SO r q W
Undehirs establishment 80 Broom' ssrsss under "a.
IN s
family At twenty cent below An, other house
co.'s EAS F is. ToNS pAaS !;
Sanitary Commissioner Of the London Lancet
ssy 10 rS.s Ss'1:
hS sd @ i'd IL.
the and yscr Of tonseh md sonducs to The res
Of Of de- hs,s Of s.' IN
aa''';c to :at n HI AZ, Fulton street.
& Aha: eisl,, ZOO Siis ST. Julien fr.neo:
nss' i
LIZ cof fsn y
other Known brand Some ms low 81 per Maieirai,
a port For na " G.
Fulton street.
punLE T srFns ASp P P,nmsn
Hamburg Co.'S Compton Coh Sir H. Me senss Hilbert
Co.'S 2%X brown stout fnts "a qqarssl sSls il
Titles suit by the importer, r. LErBBRIDGE 80 and
IS Fulton street.
DETERS a Gil sMBERS - BROADWAY, IMPORT
ere offer for sale vines braies and of all kinds
rrnde qualities in any gahtitiss at the lowest trade
prito Buyers anime Stock as grcnt
are to casiand short time buyers
DIFFERS 4 CHAMBERS. NJ 800 BRO ADWAY, OFFER
Il for saie Muir Sons Einburg aud East India pale
ale aud rcoy PerNna Cos Lsodon ,cas in 9pt' aud
auarss These goods genin and viii DO sold in any
quantity
CCOTcu ALEs.--l5O CAsS PINTS AND QuARTsi.
- OF Murs YOUNGER, Ca,pbelis peMs DogS ., nai.
lrks 1s,antf. stcee's, hrssy's, Bards ana other
Fast India toais pale landed and for sale IL qnan-
titles to suit purchasers ~ j. aEritbRiDGE. Wood ~
Fulton street.
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Strangers should not Leave the City With
ont procuring glass alter II purifss water from
apmscu@ vegetable matter, &C. living deoayed read
~ rnd efectuay 1t extensively used in this and is
highly recommended. Sold ut 3l6 Broadway for 81 So
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COPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EXISTING
between the undersigned under the firm of s. T. Ncoll
Co Ia this day dissolved by mutual consent Dated New
York, May II, 1853. (Signed) ST. NICOLL.
JAMES CLINCH,
SOL. TOWNSEND,
OSCAR d. DIXIE.
State Of New York. City and County Of New York
This s to certify that tho undersigned have formed limited
partnership to the provisions of the Revised Sta
ues Of the State Of New York under the and firm of
Townsend Cnc and Dixie that the general nature Of tho
intended to be transacted that Of importing and
dealing their account and COMMUNION In foreign
and domestic merchandise; that Solomon Townsend and
James Cnch who respectively reside in tho city
sides in the city Of Brcckyn in the county Of King are
the city New York the special partner thst tho
bred dollars capital the common stock that
ship to commence the eleventh day of May ore thou
the day of January, thousand eight hunired and
fifty certificate required by law has been
made and signed by the undersened and this dag hed in
the the Clerk Of the city and county Of New York
D"''N -''" -~' SOLOMON TOWNSEND,
JAMES CLINCH
OSCAR ID. DIXIE,
s. T. NICOLL.
d q OOO-ACTIvE PARTNER wAyTED.-HE
DA.OUU must be honest man. who can command
this Of cash. and give good references % regards
character The business Of speculative Character and
will pay the coming year $40 00 Address g. g. Broadway
Post Ofhce
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Mourning Silks,-Fifty pieces Rich Mourning
silks 100 pieces ne black grapes lust recey
3D. tsseshaI with full supply Of every article of dress
lowest possible prices, by BARTHOLOMEW 4 WEED new
Mourning Store b5 Broadway, between st. Nicholas and
Metropolitan Hotels.
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DENTISTRY.

TIETH INSERTED, ON COLI PLATE. wIrHouY
'oau"ay J. FOWLER
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stair Carpets at W0nd erful low prices, Is Cd
q, e 3D., Sc. and A. per yard, At HIRAM ANDERSONs
no 80 Bowery Also English tapestry three ply Brussels
and velvet stair carpet, &c., very cheap.
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Tremendous Bargains In English and
american double super6ne carpets ut HIRAM AMBER
SONS No s Bowery-50 600 yards of and beautiful
and Co., worthy Of the attention Of purchasers. -
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ss,, .h-.nnrhs. YVens. r.oIypMs. sirrhMs. Cnn.

males ard similar marks reiroved and tho stn
stored n rntufal state ty painless external appios-
Son Once lgs cond corner ofTwelfh street
~ HARVEY e WALLACE.
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English Floor Oilcloths, eight yards wide,
from the celebrated mandatory Of John Hare Son.
giant scroll fresso Gothic and italian paintings HIRAM
ANDERsONs No 80 Bowery 10 600 yards door cloths
e. per yard. " - - " "AN
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Music Boxes at Rogers Fancy Baxaar, 40.
splendid sortmsnt Of over Ave hundred
Mn b sold = h.lf the price Don't 90
be found. WY '@'''' " A'"'''' ''' p''''A'' "A'
Horace Waters, 333 Broadway, most COR
Gs invites Of elsrsynsn and Others Walt
(. h' ;i:.
q o. and sorrss
{ ~ ale ::rss 2s:s
Awningsl Awnings,,-C. MeDougaM d
.s.Y sS 9 sa:s
' : ''''' ''' SsSS Siii The
ta s.s Of hs MsT YsE. clothing
sus' single s.Insn.. decidedly best in the
Second sight-The marvellous MOWERS pos-
:ss IF Ct: .1ss
on. Gentlemen produced card from his POCKET and
Piled printed The ssnslsnsn tSss asked s whss
4: "ess sns
A1den's Concentrated Milk This Is the Hest
preparation discovered for the travellers at sea
vosas ssas 1
DO dissoved water hot or cold TO be made rssdy for
stores throughont the city JAMES HERON general agent
62 Front street, up stairs
HObOken Turtle Club Green Turtle Scum
and steaks will be served up this day. Q3th the West
chester House. Bowery and Broome street.
direction Of H. c. MONTGOMERY. Families supplied By
sending.
Green Turtle "A very fine young Tartle
served to-day. Soup ready at IL NJ.
BAYARD's, State street.
Hm-Inimitable Cutter OF Hair and Wills.
kers according to chronological scientific al
uitnK the style the face and person.
thereby developing the beauties Of nature Shaving
formed skuly by the best Of workmen 1t As Nassau street.
HDls 1nstantaneous Hair Dye, for a Beau
tful brown black without injurng in least de-
sroying the natural gloss of the hair Applied at
the depot No. 40 Nassau street. Of Liberty Also
his celebrated Infallible Onguent for the hair.
Hair Dye and Hair PreservatIvc -Crasta-
doIo in Offering these two valuable
that In no instance whatever there shall be the
dye IN changing instantly the most unseemy hair
tura black brown and the CLOSING silk
tRisTA DORos, No. Aston House.
Geuraud's Liquid Hair Dye Is, without ex.
spton reservation the best over invented Beware
sosp for curing pmps reskles sallowno chaps rough
body Liquid Rouge, Lily White and HAS Gloss At Ne az
walker street. Broadway. - - -
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Something Good ont Of observation-disclosures
Wishing first class at reasonable price
always depend very fine picture by visiting BOGAR
DUS Daguerreotype establishment Greenwich street.
southeast corner Of Barclay.
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HAMPTON HOUSE, FORT HAMILTON, I l., .IsNol
E.s. I'm i:.y: y; p:s n: ,e:s q s:.r,S :.s::s
81; md and .:ss
engage sddress the proprietor q PERT ha.M
q ciHrS
HOTELS SALOONS AND PRIVATE HAHILIss DD.
" Of s. 81 +. sss: az
street where they VIII mad but the sssenbIs1
e.
or assS w.: e.. + s q '
sSn modified BY addressing aete 70 W. HAMILTON.
MANSION HOUSE, BROOKLYN HRIoHTs-srRAR.
y: y: ~:
ss .p:.: :Hs sA re-. x. r.: xsn
. sS h n. x s '; *: <,
New York and the surro.ndns country The lesss kss
s.sn enlarged and A'' Dws
DAvILIoN, NEW ROCHELLE-THIs VERY DE-
lght summer resort is reopened for the Fine
5 aS S its ad es s1m
&C., may be made BY mail or in person
DICnMoND HILL HOTEL, STATEN ISLAND, NJ p
they tsps the s y Nj:
shmSDS stage %sss he and 0sssh s:s s@
30 obtained Of Benedict = kE Vel FRET r;.S;isi.,
sss sS NJ In inst e say:s N:x Yes1
5Nf.M frequent munioation will ~ sstab.
hed the advsncss The proprietor -
the premises letters left Hstel seYne
Of Broadway and Morris street, will DO attended -.
r. BLANCHARD.
WHITE LAKE HOTEL, SULLIVAN COUNTY, N. r..
eight hours from the cty-Purc mountain air. lake Ok
safe bathing and boating tho choice berry grow
in wild prousor about the lake and meadows; Largo
dairy solely for the Families seeking board
ing possessing the aooye combined ADVANTAGES vhsr: The
the desdera here. Guests the mall train Of The
Erie Railroad TO Cochecton depot and staSes in watt
ing to them the hotel ride OF ten milcs A
daily mail 70 and from the city post once opposite the
particulars address until Monday, May 49, 70 HERALD sfhcs
after to c. b. WOODBRIDGE, at the Lake.
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Rich Embroidered MnntiIlas. OF the new.
est and most elaborate designs have just opened by
MOLYNEUx BELL, Of the New York Mantia and CLOAK
Emporium, ~ Canal streeA
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Green Turtle "A very fine young Turtlc
served to-day. Soup ready at I'm.
BAYARD'S, State street.
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THE MILITARY.

MURCH GUARDS, ATTENTION A REGULAR
M meeting Of the above company will place on Fri
cay May 10 at o'clock At tho
requested this H. the meeting the excurson
which takes place Monday, 10th instant BY order
H. Y. WEST, Commandsnt.
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David Rnit, Importer Of Diamonds, offers
Diamonds packages impor lots there
om to suit purchasers Rich diamond crosses clusters
rings half hoops hoops single stono &C., at the
lowest trade prices for cash approved Once 3l
Broadway, corner White street, second floor
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CEystal Palace Carpets ne Hiram Anderson's
eight spacious sales rooms No. 90 new
Hcne entire pieee So mosaic landscapes mats and
Crystal Palace. wv ~