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INSURANCE..


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- Rowery Br0omo street, under the Bowery Bank
aud co Wall streetCaptal 500 company insure
loss damage by fire, dwelling houses and
sure warehouses merchandise factories 10
port &c on favorable terms ALI losses Will be
snmodatcly adjusted and promptly paid.
FREDERICK X. LEE. President.
SAMUEL WiLLETS yico Presideut
BsrJ. v PtSrg, Secretary
Jour Cox Surveyor.
n B-Applications FOR insurance In ths COMPANY may
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three dollars which for durability and elegance cannot be
surpassed by establishment in the city on
hand large assortment Of and boys Panama aud
eghorn hats Infants China PEARL Coburg fancy
BOWOry, - - $3.50
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HudsOn River Rails oad.-The residents OF
the end of the Island not by this road
chat the Manhattan Carmansve and High Bridge stages
leave the City Hall every 20 minutes till 9 p NJ
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The Two Shilling Daguerreotype Estabiisia-
nent the German aystem, by REEFS CO., has be-
come one curosics ofthe city similar
n the world been take 200 to 800 anc pic
lures daily at this celebrated place. No. 259
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AWHhHBbS AWUIHXs55-Ns MCOOUEaII q
BROTHER, No. 4 Hudson street. Of plain
and fancy awnags also the Venetian ventilsng window
awnings for the windows and doors Of dwelling ooes
B.Nade to order and forwarded to any part Of the
United States. c. HcDOUGALL,
P.D McDOUGALL
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Spring Buslness Coats, Spring Overooats,
lrng saoi spring froek spring vssts spring pants II ths
sxf choicest spring Importation D. J. DEvLIN,
Nos. 81 and IS John stroct, cosner NassS1
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Carpets and OIL C,oths.-Wm. Me Gforty's
Wholesale store Is open for the retail trade with
splendid stock carpets which he will dispose cheap for
cash, at I42 Broadway.
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Sunday Trips MP the North River TO New.
burg.-The steamer THOMAS E. HULSE will make her
neua Sunday trip Newburg leaving street
pier at Ia O'Clock A. NJ. See advertisement.
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pleasant and convenient place for country residence
are invited join the propretcrs in visiting the beautiful
grounds they have recently laid elegant at
Fort Hamilton, Tuesday next 10th instant The
Eagle will leave foot of Murray street at and O'Clock
Tickets obtained gratis Of NEWELL BARKER, No. 3
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health giving article of Holland gin imported by Mr. IDOL
pho wofe IRON his factory at schodam command, saoh
Immense that in various parts of tho country
counereng his bottles and labels and selling through
fraud spurious and injurious article specimen Of
the the other day and
IKE the original than Cete champagne Is Ike the real Moct
HeJeeck he careful then in buying the SohnApp TO
got that Of Udolpho Wolfe which may be had In Phadel
phA, Of tho principal druggists and grocers-From the
Pennsylvani Inquirer, (Phila.,) Of May 9Th, 1853.
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Gentlemen's MISUNDERSTANDING OF FASH
ionsbe hats-Traveng hats, Of black, white blue PEARL
and corn color caps for travelling sporting riding eve
portmonnaes money BELTS toilet
brushes, &C.. DC. WARNOcKS, matters, 275 Broadway
Irving House.
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fer produces pcrtctly unique effect upon the ha a
week elasticity lustre aud 20 tne
cf All cxfos licr9 rri kep1 " r2eadi or12r
Il IN a. peed bod ut CrIstadoroA NoV Astor House
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We Gents, Stopping at tho hotels,
Take look at those hats that WILLIAMS sells;
His place 10 the Crystal Hat Store l56 Fulton street,
And there you will find hats that cannot be beat:
And II your head should be long, little round,
Net better filter" than he has 10 to be found.
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brakes Of genllemens and childrens straw
goods also his splendid sycs of hats and osp at No
Bowery Thomas Armstrong, salesman H. j. Tiffany, fore
mi
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Shoulder Braces, Trusses, Elastic Stockings
Tor enlarged veins Of the leg elastic knee caps spinal sup
ports ladies' belts and supporters club foot and knock
knee every other kind Of instrument, with assort
meat Of children's trusses at No. IL Ann serect.
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FINE. AKTH.

NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN : NOW oPkN
IN 1t the Galleries 68 Broadway opposite Bond street.
from NJ 10 10 Pm, daily Tue 18th annual exhibition
containing nearly 500 original works In painting and ssega
~ never before oxhibted by living artists Single aaASs
eoa % cents: tickets 50 cents.
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Card The Medical Depa tmeMt OF the
Orange Mountain WaterCuro Institution, South Orange
New Jersey during the ensuing will be under the care
horn1 MnAe Cnrc
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Second Relation of a Good story.-It Is gem

orally admitted that IN rood tale is tho be
twice told Taking advantage Of this license for rope
rcerntc that opinion backed by prolonged
repco remains decided than formerly regarding The
rnapproacbablo vftuos Of tho Hyperion fluid for the h
Amoe for shaying invented and sold by VIM Boyle No
E7 Washington street. Boston Amole must mean shavng
made ~ least that is the honest
give its ec cts whom in Sold by A. H. D. Sands 100
Fulton street; William H. Cary Co, 245 Pearl street,
Rushton Clark 60, ga and Rico Smith, 10 Broadway,
and by the gsts and pefumers throughout tho world
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option best ever nTen,ed Bewart
pucd dyes Eq aai celebrated IS Courauds Medioated
soap for curing PIN pies -ecIes saownes chaps rough
scss &o Poudre srvoots hair from OF the
fsdy. Liquid Rouge Ia hto, Hair CLOGS, NJ No. "
Walker street, peor Broadway.
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= -
movae subscriber begs to inform his patrons and tho
public that he has removed commodious and elegant
apartments at $50 Broadway where by unrenttins atten
ton his business he trusts they will csntinuo to pa
tronge him. Always hand; an elegant assortment OF
ladies' aud gentecns hair in the newest STYLE and COM
lining the latest i'm prove ments.
y, BUCHANAN, 3g5 Broadway, near Walker street.
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Wigs nnd Toupecs.-Mcdhurst y Heard,
of q Maiden lane mako the most perfect imitation OF ma
tura head Of hair world Wig should not
fail TO examine then They ade of the best materials,
and warranted not to shrink change color Aso brads
81 long hair, fronts, brsids &c.
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nedcacd CompoundIf price was the measure Of value.
serving the hair and relieving irritation Of the
sn cuts bruises burns stings TO- at dollar oots
accommodate not merely tho exclusive few
tho popular preparation With
reach Of tho million VOL as tho mionaire--ho IL
mts the retail price Mt twenty oont per large bctt
with proportona,e reduction to deers who buy to sell
again result has amount OF business beyond
precedent which, If it were not vounhed for by tho
tire entry saes would be beyond belief The number Of
bottles sold during the past year was within fraction OF
one million This will probably reach million and
Ito 10 srnaismaer than It has been for no has
recently introduced improvements In tho manufacture
tho article which add considerably 20 it's cost Bat the
MS amount of yicda him ANIMAL return
With which well satisfied the public With his rco
There 10 but opinion of its vane east west
tho vouchers of that opinion, the
shape Wholesale orders in continuously For SALE
whelefae and retail l Broadway and by the principal
me drusatn throughout the United State, and
aInssA nessv,, 4nss., S.o-. A4%-.., 49,
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Tho Greatest discovery Ever vet Made Is
by which the labor made equal to that
In actual productiveness This splendid result
daily accomplished by those who nse SINGERS sewing ma
chimes These machines freely shown in operation at
Eroad
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Premium Pianofortcs. Persons about pur-
chasing pianoortes wond do we'll examine spen
did ass rtment manufactured by GROvESTEEN 4 co. at
their warerooms, No. 4sl Broadway N B-Their pianos
received medals exhibited fairs Of the
American Institute, being tive years in succession.
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To those In search after Health, casl or send
TO log Nassau street bottle of Dr. WATTS nervous
sntdto take receipt for the dollar and fit docs no good
che money will be There for debility
or disease now Try IT, and DO convinced Don't be doubt
u about t. you been often doceyed-this
It'll MAX n fol all
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cams IL Il The true elixir ytn, which impars &C
once color and life TO the hair, ard by cuchantmcnt
changes 10 deecd tint by wltn that
OF nature itself IL il applied privately and for alc By
CRrSTADORO, No. g Aston Uorse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-07

No Impurity Will Remain In the Water after
passing i through as the percus Glass Filter, II has
boon complaint against It. It's operation is simple and
efectusl. Try it. Sold 40 dc Broadway.
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in THE line has been made by GIFFIN CO., who
have prncely magpiiaence and at most royal
institution for bathing and tonsral operations,
Broadway and Spring street in the Presc 10
o.e Tie fastdioas Of fashion and cage rely.
on being we'll regarded at this establishment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-07

Peruvian Gunno.-Just received. per ship
Greoian first quality Peruvian guano; NO. super phos-
phate Of lime constantly on hand also agricultural hor
ticultura and field and garden seedsthe
and most complete assortment to b. found in United
States e. L. ALLEN,
$50 and l9l Water street, New York.
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log Canal, corner OF Wooster eet-scru-
tiny and o0mps5ison IN ytsd by W. BANTA No o Canal
Broadwsy artlole for $3 5asehnss boys
and infants leghorn hats, fancy and plain.
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CPIRITUAL MANIFIsTAT'ONS,-ElGH WEEK
- Professor OWEN will lecture Sunday evening at the
Hall of tho Moehanics Institute corner of Bowery and D
von street. Messrs Burkhsrt aud other mediums will at
tend through whom rappne tipping and other domonstra
tion before delighted audicncts Admission
chilling. TO commence at IN O'Clock
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
SEE SECOND, THIRD AND SIXTH PAGES.

FERsONAI.
INFORMATION IS WANTED-OF NARY BROPHEY
Of Queens county Ireland, who sailed November 10Th
York in January last after detention at Norfolk Any in
formation for her sister Mary Sweeney may DO 60
r. H. Gallaher, ESQ., Washington city, D. Co. and will be
thankfully received.
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E>0tenC ScAh-fta0ttn& SmOOtnlnX irons s-Ie
who desires to be relieved the
beat fatigue and OF ironing danger
Of song tho Clothes TO have the work done half
ene these irons liberal discount merchants and
travelling agents. N. D. HUNTER 800 Broadway, corner
Walker street.
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HIPS instantaneous Liquid Hair Dye, for q
beautiful brown black without weather
leaving the hair glossy applied for sale at 45
corner Of Liberty street Also Hills justly celebrated
tellbe Onguent for preserving aiding the and
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The Wonders Of the HippOdrOme.-AN New
York pressing to the There bpt othe.
clothing stores where ooats Sacks pantaloon vests DC
Of the highest fashion and the finest material be OBJ
tanned cheaper than in other establishment in New
York, we'll in greater variety The immense building
ID at the corner Of Fulton and Nassau Streets
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
VH0G I.ECrUI,E sEAsON.

U,ATuER GAvAZZpS LAST LECTURE IN NEW
York, this Saturday evening at Metropolitan Hall
At O'Clock precisely SubectThe Present War OF Rome
lGsiust especially in America. Tickets,
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TT s. NAVY EXTRA PAY OFFICE.-sAILORs, &c
u who served in The u Navy in the Pacific Californi
and Mexico since May 1896 obtain their extra pay
double pay-by calling on EDWARD BlSSELL, Agent an
late purfer u S. Navy, 20 South William street.
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Fiji, lnimitablc Cutter OF Halr and Will
at his large and beautifully
ing at 46 Nassau of Liberty best
and politest workmen only Employed
ether toilet articles hand. - -
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INSTRUCTIONS

Embracing conditions to be incorporated IN the con-
tracts to deertent the Department may deem proper.
l. Seven minutes allowed to each intermediate of
fee when not otherwise specified, for asserting the mails
but on railroad and steamboat routes there is to be
bags.
On routes where the mode of conveyance admits of
it, the special agents of the Department. also post Office
blanks, mail bags locks and keys are to be conveyed
without extra charge.
8. No pay will be made for trips not performed; and
for each of such omissions not satisfactorily explained
three times the pay of the trip may be deducted For
arrivals far behind time to break connection with
depending mails and not sufficiently excused one-fourth
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icss Fro. Bra.denburg by Me.dvire apd Hustonvile,

1909 From Braadenburg by Meadvle, apd Hustonvlle
to Litehfsld 48 miles and back, once week.
Leave Brandenburg Wednesday ate m;
Arrive at Ltchfed next day by IL m;
Leave Ltchfeld Thursday at pm
Arrive at Brandenburg next day by pm.
1900 From Somerset by Smiths Ferry the Cumber-
andRivers the w-cut wagon road to Craig sFerry
thence to Rockholds 40 miles and back once week
Leave Somerset Monday at 8 m; q
Arrive at Rockholds next day by II am;
Leave Rockholds Tuesday at I'm
Arrive at Somerset next day by pm.
121Ol From Bowling Green, by the Ohio Green and Bar
rem Rivers, to Evansville, Indiana, 175 miles and
back, week
Leave Bowling Green Monday at 8 m;
Arrive at Evansville Saturday by 4pm;
Leave Evansville Monday at am;
Arrive at Bowling Green Saturday by pm
1902 From Warfed Lawrence county, by the Forks of
Sandy up Big Creek and Tug, Johns Greek, and
Grape Vine, to Louisa, Fork of Sandy, miles and
back once week.
Leave Warfeld
Arrive at Louisa, Fork of Sandy
Leave Louisa, Fork of Sandy
Arrive at Warfeld
Bidders will please state distance, and give schedule
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FORM FOR A BID

Where no change from advertisement IS contemplate
ed By the bidder.
Tor we, as the may be- There write the name or
names in full of here state the residence residences
hereby propose to carry the mail on route No. from
to often as the Postmaster Generals adver-
tsement for proposals the same, dated February g.
1863 requires, in the time stated in the schedules
tanned in such advertisement and by the following mode
OF conveyance to wit: Here state how it to be
veyed for the annual of write the sum in
words at full length.
Dated CSigned
Form Of a Guaranty.
The undersigned undertake that if the foregoing bid for
carrying the mail on route No. be accepted by the
Postmaster General the bidder SHALL prior the day
of July next into the required obligation perform
the service proposed with good and sufficient sureties
Dated [Signed by two guarantors.]
Form Of Certificate.
The undersigned postmaster judge, clerk of court
of record the may beg ceres that he is well ac
quainted with the above guaranors and their property
and that they men of property and able make good
their guaranty.
Dated [Signed.1
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oIICE is hereby given that the undersigned win apply
to the Commissioner of the General Land Office at the
City OF Washington the 9Th day March next for the is
SUNG OF certain land certificate authorized the act of
Congress passed July 20h $780, entitled An act for the re-
OF the children OF Stephen Johnson deceased the
being supply the place of certificate heretofore issued
under SAID act dated February 25 S4 which been
lost. STEPHEN JOHNSON
ELIZABETH WNANS,
Jan 22-w6w Heirs of Ste phen Johnson dacaosod
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DATENT AGENCY.-GEoRGE R. WEST, ATTORNEY

DATENT AGENCY.-GE0RGE R. WEST ATTORNEY
and Solicitor of Patents, Washington, continues to pre
specifications and drawings socts letters patent in
TINS country and Europe examines revises rejected app
cations and modes the descriptions and claims of
the procure letters patent there novelty
and the reflections have been caused by improperly
papers All necessary information and advice given to per
residing at distance and abroad upon questions relating
to inventions Models be forwarded by express with
safety and rough sketches and descriptions enclosed mail
to the subscriber who patents and all
the business of his clients without the necessity their pre-
sence in Washington.
Office on street. opposite the Patent Office.
ALI letters business be post paid and contain
suitable fee where written opinion is required.
nov 30-wtf
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koR KENI and possession given the Goth December,
1897 the Basement and second and third Floors of the
building now being erected the northeast 9TH
street ana Louisiana in this city The basement
oehg constructed to embrace all the modern convenences
restaurant IN connection with Kitchen and vaults for
COAL oysters provisions, &C. The will commun
poth from In and out doors with the second story which
Will be composed of three communicating throuph
ample for the accommodation either large or
small private parties The third story will embrace the whole
extent OF the building and will be adapted for
dlous bard-room for three tables The restaurant and
above rooms named will be rented for $4,000 per annum to an
energetic and responsible person. who well understands the
BUSINESS and who is early solicited that any suggestions
by him can now be taken advantage to ensure his
tnre accommodation and comfort The central poson of
this building situated in the very heart of the most business
poIuon OF washington must ensure large profits to COM
petent person. and such readily obtain the test
monals required by the undersigned No objection to
coored tenant The fourth story will be we'll adapted for
Ieegrapn once, and if not rented win be reserved
Inc marble Bank on the and remainder of the
moor nave been secured by the Bank of Republic"
apply 70 or address S. C. BARNEY,
oct WI s-t street, Washington
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From July l, 1858, to June 80, 1854.
5849 From jackson C. H. to Pascagoula, 20 miles and
back, week
Leave jackson e. H. Monday at m;
Arrive at Pascagoua same day by 5pm;
Leave Pascagoula Tuesday at I m:
Arrive at Jackson G. H. same day by M
$3.50 From Monticello by Benjamin Buster and H Sas
ser's. to Smithdale 80 miles and back, once week
Leave Monticello Monday at a N
Arrive at Smithdale same day by PM .
Leave Smithdale Tuesday at 6 a m;
Arrive at Monticello same day by pm.
1851 From Westvie to Monticello, 80 miles and back
week.
Leave Westville Wednesday at a m;
Arrive at Monticello same day by s PM
Leave Monticello Thursday at a m
Arrive at Westville day by 5 D m.
5o52 From Gallatin, by White Oak, Utica, and Halls
Ferry to Warrenton, SO miles and back, once week
Leave Gallatn Monday at a m;
Arrive at Warrenton next day by am
Leave Warrenton Wednesday at a m
Arrive at Gallatin next day by 6 M
oSo3 From vleksburg by Hodgsons, Rolling Fork
Colonel Vick's, r. H. Vests, McNutt's. Paxton's.
and Yerger,s to Greenvile, 100 miles and back
once week. '
Leave Vicksburg Monday at am.
Arrive at Greenville Friday by D m:
Leave Greenvile Monday at 8 a m
Arrive at Vicksburg Friday by o M
1854 From Canton, by Carthage and Philadelphia tn
DeKalb, 104 miles and back, once week.
Leave Canton Monday at 8 a M
Arrive at DeKalb Wednesday by pm:
Leave DeKalb Thursday at am;
Arrive at Canton Saturday by 6 p M
1856 From New Albany by Poplar Springs to Harrisburg
81 miles and back, once week.
Leave New Albany Monday at m;
Arrive at Harrisburg same day by g. pm;
Leave Harrisburg Tuesday at m;
Arrive at New Albany same day by 6pm