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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04

EMPIRE Cry FRE lNsUR,NcE ClNfsNY.l
No - Norcnarts EKchtnse.
4 DIVIDEND If TEN PER CENT Tor ths siI
~ ouhs ending 3oh this day h,en Jared n,Fsbe
she sfh net which date the Transfer Book
c.osss By order Of tho Board Of Directors
Nev-Yor' July !. 1857. LINDLEY MURRAY. s-cre--ry.
bINliEND NOIICE.-SIArE of CALlFORNIA
~ SEVEN PER CENT. CIVIL FUND BONDS-rhs uf .r-st
f.ng he irt day of July eN the
Boid c The sate %: California and which maize payable
he and aflsr that date
frorer coupons a. err Office WGNsLOW LANlER Co.
Nev-YoTk iuu@ 10. 1853 No 81 Wslst
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r, - sardv Hook N.1aete TeleEra7i
Nv telegraph.

THE HIGHLANDS July , l2i}-s1ni3wn
One bark an two brs are Of the Hsh.a-ds. VIII 81
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Noe EirH. q. JOE =. ~ i
TIE STOCKHOLDERS Of the NORWICH ~
i WURCEsTFR RAlLROAD Co ars hereby .oess = ~
- Of frsctcrs u - - - -
be rfus Soru a. Oh tlssecosd NtDNksDAf '-I
q lf &C co 4 y -
40 70 az -orstsrston he tesest4rce q sref(
he C5srf.l s Coai fasse n - ssy $500 r - -
~ "a -fte A. fl, sgfhozlI ne Ncfrfa fla -
hiloss c. % fer uteG lrDs 80 sh-r'eA ~ - ~
ttoss hsif Brig. NorEch, a. % ca-rei4in -
ofh. Nes Loudo1. ~ snd Psaef kallfQsa .
Lte- a1ssfon FrnPfff ----s
10 ih 1s r,rss,s u -, -
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\
nIVIDEND-T President aud Directors have
rsifS AZ Dec d SemiArlrit Ii-ri ri FOUR a. PeR
fFNT rsysb- re lsth Inst The Transfer Bouts III ~ os-
uLtlt iAte. By older 4. GUM. ts-h-r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04

u Diviiend Z Five Per Ce1t - C,7-A Sex
m b lls bcen sri b. he Directors nsvai@ - ,c >t
81 a.rs Eei- aud arf Iay a. 10 -
Bsrk aoae The r-Aaafe Books rii b. - fcn ht tar
litr j. 0Ep YIELD f1e-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04

OFFICE o. TIA EEE AID NsEra-F.sr p R O.
FsrE- J-7- l3 l..l
TIVE BOARD OF DIRECTORS ~ this Company
i I've dec-r.c Divided " Ef5Hr PA CENT
es.-irr.for rsVt 49, ~ ill July
Ts.rst-r BDas re CT n Nesi
csee o. WirscE Co, 10 e. Wa ed a.
e. IL 1Ec- J. c. SPENCE Secre.-ry.
NOTICE. The july Coupons Of the M4yFille City
~ Bour-o- Fayets I'D Mss9a Csszy Bod - - iae MsJ
Le1rzr01 Ccais psFal- ~ 3aEk
- = fLs ~ BL.E " Aleriea n WALLER Afs1-
OFFlct % cuslERLAso Coal tsD lEos C1sglsY,t
Cor BrnslEuy atd " At Sec Tars Jzae y 80
THE holders # Bonds 81 THIS COMPANY arr hereby
1o'a-s da- Jay 81 - 7-s
EDwAa0 z LOOMS se,rs.sI.
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<OTICE-sACRAMENTO CITY BONDs-Lh.

DONDc.- ~ -lORk AND NEN-HAl IN hAD
ID ROO D r~r efrf. larst.@ - A.
NfHiokK AND HAELEA RAILROAD : pr esni,rs@-
1877
ILLINOIS CFNTR A. RAILROAD Pr csut p.vshs - Or
GRFAT ES1FrN RAILROAD " ILLINOIS. FIRST ~
GA6f. % - cst-. ysratl. 80. 80
PIATI-2lhGH END MONTREAL RAILkOAD -
MlRIGiOF. l+f cert rsvsbs so
NNBlLf CIV HotD~f pr c~ut- rsyahls 1877 -.
Fer ,sIs y kETCHtM. O5ERs B.AENT 10 shss>,
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NEw-foaE June 81, 1888
nIVIDEND--A Dividend of s. ~ - 10 on each
~ Capitd o. TIN. Company has been DE-
clrc HIS pAl payable ~ the stockhg ders on demtnd
By order. d CURRY, SECRETARY
nIVIDEND.--The President and Directors of the
IL Nev--.y zinc Company have THIS DAY declared Dyi
c.ui FOUR PR tNT the suass tn- Com
Noyen Der M be paid the Stockholders and
July uex. their transfer ocs, No 81 Ltryst New
York.
Books Of fhe Company viii be- eli sd Gon the 3ti
mat - STD July, inclusive v-Nofs Juu@ ? li.l
JONATHAN TROrrER. Treawref
ANVIL END NOTICE-The semi Annual Interest
falr- due fh = the Is day Of JAY - the Bai
srtaue and Railroad Company per N1rsss-
Brds md that the sank of Commerce
tie peutatono tie proper Coupons ork nae s. 55
joins 4 STEVENS Trustee
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SATURDAY. July e-P VI
AsHFs-Te quiet but steady The 81 bbs
a. 75f,r Pots aud g. -. foi PeArls.
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MasHaTrtN stvIs-'s issrrtft'
a.. 80 arallpsF r~sf hescssf }
NOTICE.-Al 6rTo,ts made 10 'hls lns''turoa ~
y re llfh INV re1t h- cred - u'sr.f -
d. rfr csrf a fl-s e. s1d licrfl = itA a..
A Alvcrr -scrr.,rv Z BRUWS rrseSss
NOTICE Al Annual Meeting Of tie >'"ckh- ~
~ %. ALI FGHASY MINING COMPANY 81 > PIE ~
~ ~uAf tft 81 July ~ D. q.-ioct a q = - IL
psnv ~ g. b~svsrsf- Ne- 1rk 70 --c 9n1s -
sc-rs vssr ugo1 su-l-l-1f b. re thkf~ - -
ta'ns. W. ny l9lr- Dr--I, = srRnxn s.assq
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Rr1rENrrTA- sr,- Kaoolsh Sssies keu-a - E-u,-oa Pr
r-tarSd rs s rhi hAvns Tie Day prv few al main
.epusss AZ ssas.
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y Ny BANK N-E-Yort-rHrsiX Bass NaW-Y1rt. lss II
lass enars htrk v be Ia d. & jso<If
.uct of r~ -ocsfocefs az esoas n lonnz ISIS.
o. fatr src cnltEn re eN
r.sss -. OBJ PETER Y BRF>ON Cssth.f 4 1s is.i
Benz s.-f rho dy OF lrv end ft 80 u a. 80
ifr by trtfca~ ft~ Arrces 0f A-ou kta stAses
Pt brrt v - e1rf-c fC flte'f 1rs iks a1es.
ifs As.o-is fa 20 rvl-1 ThE lhtNA bAsk uFI1
CITY o. 81 M-fOfh fff sro1ut ~ esPA ~
C-s 20 Tvo Huutr-c Tnasllt D. vded N he As %
-HON A. rILESrOS PreakA I
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0fNN IT7C u
DIVIDEND The President and Directors hsvc this
s,v declared al,s.rd ~ FOrR PER CEr o. ne c,7rs
.--f r1,a re strcstc dss % A sl -.r,av- 81
s.r MON ~. tI u JAY - 3, rs- 400
c..s.a ts ~ Be- ihe lib u JAW TONER Cashier
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NATHANIEL MASH. s-,r-sp

rEEIFGRATH NOTICF-Ihe Stockholders d b.
NswYoft I'D ew Ens arc lou p ..'rh 60 p.y ss ~
rofed rf heir meeting 49, he De he HHne y
- st. NJ orb The ilTd WEDNESDAY, o,ya'T llSss
A. for fte purpose - h~sts nd consdefnF spass
rsrf f-rrrfciofs CLOSING fresdsH rue prfcf ,rs<7
Tr a. sur.uf-c~rt for iri ilf s 80
tr ~ fr, OTTER husres b. % fhe
- SO cu.rerv L SAnDLkh secfery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04

VIIN 7 U NFTtUJ ETVFH I'M T0T 0'OAs W Nl7s17F
the rar fhis under ~ ssslieas
hg vh fhe nC-rasi o. ne res
tihou. Do0rs viii be- oprnsd ths CRY q Nss ft ~
"a nrtsrs the p h~ or 4 ~
Fulton ff C.nrarN No toHr at b. s % n
~ inarsiu Fl-neu and Ciz-us Bah ~ NkDNDAf
th. st july next the hoan Of 10 0coct ~
O'Clock ".
Al usts reut zen per Will b require, 70 y pad h
On OF sub .-r-iou T. ". HDI6HrON. P-rsAsrk
joins HALsrtD SECRETARY.
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me arrivals have ben go bales.
Total import irum lst 70 S "a Jaue> Al, 66 bales.
E1poit ig0n lst 70 .Sth June
1881.
co,,o- =. hslrs .S6t
Export ff0m the United States
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-. ...r.., F.urs. fr.,s l.rt Of r}s ~ ~ PA ~
b. "a = l-. Sct sr-y-ie MONDAY, jas u ,. 49,
hs Bask vilcsu, tvsaess. BY o'isr q ~ s,E = ~
" 4 gaLr -
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Talk Us >GhS,nxe.

Tho Aiiericas had tns effect OF producing con.
side rabe eScisncn. in b-eads.uf ani -four and wheat
were active at better prizes. Common traDi' Of State
-four CLOSED ~ abtp ~ T6 al wheat sdgs ,ca4 about
%. to &c. Ier basaei for psioir lots Cctco dull
~tth sales Of 6ao hae. Pork w. higher with sales q
at sl6 SO, aoa At the cias, SIG Il. aas asked
Fre2hts were Griiier for Liverpool
There good demand for vos.c 10 load Wits de,is
for England Two were Chartered 70 tosa ct 81 Isbus
for Liverpool a, i2os.
Mr. 4 C. Iaary who hid orders for vessels 90 engage
in the same trade finding il difficult 70 che rter them
bad, during icw days 81 the past week, purchased
three four American yessc and transferred them at
to the British flag Under the English naviga-
sion laws this transfer has become easy matter. All
Tint necessary surrender the American register
TO the custom house when her name would be erased
nom the record and she would to be an American
ship. But laws contained provision which au.
"rize the transfer Of English other foreign vessel
TO the American flag, and the only plan by which IT
could be done was by act Of Congress- II urged
uat copg Iess SHOULD pass general Law On nv subject
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and especially act or reciprocity towards England If
not Of a more general character.
The ship Charles Crocker In Liverpool of $50 tons
burden and four years old sold deliverable In New
Yorh, at $50, COO cash
Ar tar the warke character OF the foreign news BY
the America concerned, thought that It did
not materially change its previous aspects was sup
posed, negotiations had not terminated. Mutual anat
cism however like similar erocity in all ages might
this have involved active hostiltes In this event the
sympath,es of all liberal governments and people would
be With the Turks, and she would draw to her support
large number OF courageous military from various
parts al the world If the contest commenced
the Turks would lie stronger, and make more
ornida BILE resistance than many persons had supposed
She rad kept up with the improvements in firearms,
having been liberal purchaser Of Colts dreaTms, and
had also provided herself with Paixhan guns
The death Of Mr.. Carleton at Staten Island,
erred TO- He was OF the finn OF Carleton Clark In the
dry coods business and at time connected with
Messrs rockingham II Co. II reported that he had
died OF cholera. This doubted by some, friend
OF hs had stated that he subject to bilious cholc
and supposed that be had been carried of by
tina. disease II due to the public that the
city perfectly free from everything at all resembling
cholera and believed to be healthy at the
same season Of the year.
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THE LATE GENERAL TALLMADGE AND THE
AMERICAN LSsrITUTE.-A morning paper on Satur-
day after stating the principal facts contained in
the biographical notice of Gen. Tallmadge ia the
HsRALp The day previous, adds, that he was one Of
the founders Of the American Iasttute which Is pc.
correct, although the institute doubtless owes much
OF It's success to the zeal and acte service of Gen.
Tallnaadge in its own cause for about twenty years.
Since his frst election as President in the year 1882
more than four years after the Institute was founded
The organization of the association took place at
TammaDy Hall, in January, 1928, when a constitu-
ton was adopted, and Col William Few elected
President. lie was one Of the trainers Of the con.
stitution of the United States at that time repre-
senting the State Of Georgia in the federal couyen-
ton. He died in this city, (wbere he resided for
many years, and was President of the City Bank, }
in 1928. He was succeeded as President OF the
American Institute by John Mason, who was one of
the persons named In the act OF Incorporation, in
May, 1929. Mr. Mason resigned in 1882, when Gen.
TallMAdse was elected, and has since been Annually
&c elected, excepting two years when he declined /.
and Hon. Mahlon Dickerson, Of New Jersey formerly
United States Senator and Secretary Of the Navy.
Was chosen to succeed him.
4 Mr.. Dicke.son retiring, Gen. marinadse consented
:" act again as posident, and mas since been unani
mousiy reelected. II ia curious fact in the public
life OF Gen. Talmadge that nc wss always successful
when candidate for election by the people, for any
of the public stations he has held.
The principal persons engaged in the formation Of
the American Institute, in January, 1923, were Col
William Few, John Mason, T. B. Waxenan, Peter
II. schenck, John B. Ystes, John A. Sidei, James
Lynch, Joseph Blunt, Ralph Lockwood, ard others,
few only of whom besides the three last named, are
still living.
The Twenty.si1th Animal Fair Of the Institute, it
will be recoIected, opeas at Castle t'artes, on
Wednesday Of this week.
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wuliamsburg Intelligence.

MoyE RIoJISG--ONF MAN SERIOUSLY IsJuRtD-0n Satur
day evening party o. men went into John Browns por
ter house Of South Fifth and First streets and
after drinking several times, got into dispute with
man named John -, whom they knocked down and
beat in inhuman that his life is despaired
Of Two Of the rowdies named John Kelley and Charles
flanagan, subsequently arrested by officers Van
Dyke and Henry of the Second Ward, and locked for
examination One Of the prisoners at the time of his
rest had two large paving stones in his hands behind his
back which he assured the officers he about lighting
No. rs boys with.
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Court Colentlar--This Dav.

usTnD STATES DISTRICT CoURT.--No calendar.
SUPREME oouRT-General Term.-First, enumerated
motions second Nos 10 Is the argument calendar.
SUPREME CouRICircut--Nos 1913, 1872, 1873, S3, lS5
10 1888 19l to 1877.
SUPERIOR COURT Crwo Branches Mos. l to % 81
TO 40.
COMMON PIEss-Part Frst.Nos. 400 AS 4S6, 277, 340
$50 67o &c., 317 205 Ill 435 427 456, 615 Part Sc
condNos ST. 642, 749, 276 2e4 200, 296 31s 326 659
657, 900, TAT u; 37S, 379.
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readers directed in anotr
sale ground IL coo choice building
and villa Sites in the village Of Netown, adjoining West
Flushing, Enown the Randall farm line OF the viii
Hamburg Flushing Railroad THIS property by
handsomest section that has Leea offered sale
Island and the professional the
chanic who s seeking for desrabc suburban readsnee
possessing all the advantages of old established and
easy to the city viii find IN this opportunity
for safe profitable investment seldom with
This sale will II o'clock each stages will
be in readiness at the Fulton ferry Brooklyn At Grand
and Peck slip ferries williamsburg throughout the
day convey such desire inspect property
with view TO purchasing to and from the grounds Free
tickets with maps every information obtained
Application to A. II. NIC0LAY, 10 Wall street.
J. HOOLE 2Do Broadway, Fulton ~.
J. w. TAYLOR 2f3 and 2i5 Centre street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-03
Naval Intelligence,

The brig OF Dolphin Lieutenant Bergman comman-
ding LEFT Southampton Water the 18th ult., to
tinue her deep ocean sounding operations and other
scientific experiments in the Atlantic Ocean While
getting under weigh the Dolphin exchanged alutes with
the platform battery The commander and officers during
their stay Hospitality entertained by the Mayor Mr.
Lancaster by Mr. Andrews the ex-mayor, and by others
of the leading authorities of the port.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-03
New York Medical CoIiegc.---rhe prer,m,.

nary of lectures in this institution will
Monday October & and continue until the
Of the regular course, October 49,
Prof Barker on the Uterine Pathology.
Prof Carnochan Surgical Operations Of the Female
Pelyis
Prof. Doremus practical Chemistry in laboratory.
Prot. Green Diseases Of the Air Passages.
The regular will he opened with an introductory
lecture by Prof. Carnochan.
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hibon Industry all Nations give that the
exhibition open TO the public in all its branches
Some changes and additions will hereafter from time
time be made but in its great departments Of produce
articles machinery aud fine arts the exhibit
ton may be pronounced complete.
The Directors in making this take pleasure
in saying that in all its branches II by far the
preheDve and attractive that has made in this
country and they believe it Will compare with any
made
The display of foreign art and the products the skill
the Old World is altogether superior to
collected in this country while the inventive ingenuity
mechanical skill and the industrial energy people
have never before been made apparent
The enterprise and the talent Of 5000 exhibitors
produced this the beautiful products
Of human intelligence and the Directors earnestly
their fellow citizens to embrace the opportunity
examine and study collection kc which never has
been, and in all probability, will not
offered to their observation.
The exhibition will close in the month Of December next
DIRECTORS.
Mortimer Livingston. Philip Eurrowes.
Alfred Poll Johnston Livingston
August Belmont. Charles w. Foster.
Alex Hamilton, Jr Theodore Sedgwick
Geo. L. Schuyler VIM. w. stone
Ebert }. Anderson william Whetten.
Henry II. Durham. John Durham.
W. Z. IL. WaddelI William Kent.
Jacob A. Westervct. Watts sherman
James a. Hamilton. f. w. Edmonds
Samuel Nichol6on. j. j. Roosevelt.
THEODORE DGWICK, President.
CEAs. +. ANDERSON Treasuror
LArAS e. STUART, Acting Secretary
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Our Readers win recolIeet that the Sale of

eighty choice villa es at Norsan takes place this day.
October 3D. at o'clock r. NJ the grounds, By ALBERT
H. NlCOLAY, Auconeer. These eligible building sites
laid out in quarter and half plots and situated
high ground commanding extensive views
Ing country and within three four minutes walk of
the Harlem Railroad depot Upper Morrssnia Twenty
SIX trains stop at that place daily aordng opportunity
going to and from the city almost hour and the
mutation only $50 per which
stage route in the city Of New York This beautiful property
is without exception the han some that has been offered
at auction IN great aud its merits only be
appreciated by personal examination Seventy five
cent Of the purchase remain bond and mort
for term Of and the title ndisputabe Of
which printed abstracts will be furnished gratis
This chance rarely % be met WITH and would
mend all DESTROYS of purchasing property either for
Investment site for residence attend
the sale Those DESTROYS of attending the sale take the
9 and u o'clock trains of the Harlem Railroad stopping
at the various stations free tickets wthap will BIO
nsbed application to the Auctoneor, No. 10 Wall street,
j. w. BARKER No. Nassau street, or N McGRAW, l63
Bowey
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-03
Tremendous Bargains In Carpets!
AT HIRAM ANDERSON'S

No. ~ Boweryl
Immense assortment
Administer, Turkey, Persia
velvet, Mosaic and Brussels
Three.ply and ingram carpets
Mosaic rugs and tahle-cover
Gold window shades
Floor oilcloths, 10 yard
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tai TaIacr Now YORK, sept II, IS13
Notice Is hereby given that applications exhi-
bit III this building, whether foreign domestic be
granted. j. NJ. BATCHELDER,
Secretary Of the SUPERINTENDENT
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and oilcoth warehouse, No. "a BoweryJ. Hyatt IL selling
beautiful tapestry Brussels three ply ngrain and yenan
carpetng lower than similar in the United
States. English oclos from eight yards wide from
s to S. yard English drusgets from one to four yards
wde from Cd to 81 yard good ngrainscarpet b. Cd
S. Cd. Call and see, at J. HYATTS, ~ Bowery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-03
Peterson u Humphrey, ~

r0adway, have received ana arc now openng telt aII
or rich and elegant earretngs imported expressly for
rich Bouvae' carpet,
carpet medallion eentcr aud landscape border
III this country) medallion velvet
Duet Administer tapestry and Brussels carpets, and all
cheaper arpeng usually ound in carpet stores
Also oiclohs great variety c sale the most liberal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-03

tls ! nnd winter trade also vey superior stock of
Cloths cnsmcres and yeng5 alsays N hand nj HENRY
H. loSIiFS vel known clothing establi hIneat No n
tortsadt street - =
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hoEhs CO. - Union EsIi beg TO that their
ts terms fo fsll snd winter clothing advantage
cur nyer. thsn have over bsfo-c been o6eeod in
, ,ncn stock comprises tons ct thousands
sas g every sor ssntienr, boys and youths The stock
asnesWra Tor the present SESSION Il vclue1 at $O1Q
- eess Dealing vita all Of the Union ROGERS
~ arr nosea 70 present an assortment from which all
masot. MAJ 20 gritabiy uppied This l. great advnn
thgc 70 Can AID earn terms aud see the cloth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-03
Rlch Cnrpetinug,--SmitIl & Lounsl,etry,

Pearl street prepared exhibit their fall styles
comprising complete and desirable assortment Of rich vol
tapestry Brussels three ply and ingram carpetngs
English and American oilcoth and all other goods pertain
ing the trades all Of which they offering at prices that
CHALLENGE cOmnetitiOn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-03
Curney,s New StyIe or Colorcd ia guerre

Crayon Daguerreotyqes made only at
ROOTS Gallery, No. 363 Broadway. Process patented.
af
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Cheap Carpeting.-J. M. Gillespie, No. Ill
Bower prepared to show his usual variety Of carpet
ing, o1cothe druggets, mats, window Shades &c,
&c There place the city where nducemens
offered Our motto Ia auio sales and small
profts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-03

oyposParcuar attention IL called to Gurneys style
Of ecored Dagueroolea feature in the art which liz
recently produced Also his miniatures aud portraits
oil combining the trutulnoss and accuracy OF fine Da
guerreoypc with the beauty aud finish Of the finest oil paint
ing Specimens be at his magnificent Daguerrean
saloon $40 broadway, corner OF Leonard street.
~ BnagueTeotypes Of deceased persens taken in oil
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-03

Secondhand PIan0s.-An Extensive As
sornont at grest tsains nearly equal 20 new, be-
found at The ~srcroorns Of HORACE WATERS No. 32J
bgthaNsy, The sIsst pishe say MNsie establishment
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cent1hcfc eolored and in nice case lined
with velvet and twice tho size q any n The city for fifty
Some people asonished and think II IL fifty
the likeness and fifty for the This is
fifty fer and all including picture equal
that is made in the city Of New York 10
aud good likeness TO ANSoA 81 $50 broadway OPP
posite the Metropolitan Hotel.
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sewing machines has been much the quality
better than manutactoryo
fitted up with unequalled perfection and I'll With
chnist talent enables produce machines
SURPRISING Ill the rest Of the world and former
efforts Call examine them aud tlcir work, and form
your own Judgment /. NJ SINGER CO., 323 Broadway.
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ana most extensive assortment mourning bonnets md
eln3ls - New York Ia chow a. nARTlIOLON 4
WEEDS store 80 Broadway. Also vol solicited stock q
asss GOODS eoaitnl OF every article desirable for full or
htnt nouthrs Piesse marx thc naIae ani
thocmeW Weeda aea mourning store Sol Broadway
ssoen ihe st Niohoias and Metropolitan HvssE "
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23 Broadway. still taking 800 400 Of their cheap pic
daily They do not like some others demand payment
in advance obgng their customers to take the pictures
whether satEfactory not. But IL alWara "
please and the small Is cheerully paid BY thu aim,re
grcp wle peuy tlg9as the rooms.
...sIS 4 Co, eQ3 Broadway.
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Undershirta and Dresyers.-A Large Az
"rsres Of sysr desir,,e sys all sizes and quais viii
treet shoieeala and ecit Gei any ysrt ii the
city or Btooalyn ~
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Giro and prcscnt. for am Ag,s cnn he

nt the extensive fancy bs2aar ol H. G.. ROGERS No to
broadway Strangers visiting th ciJy hod not fail calling
th pnuseu 81 rich and beautiful fancy articles where
ehcsp prices distinctly marked on every article