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THE SOUTH ARMY OF HUNGARY, UNDER THE COM
MAED OF LIEUTRNANT-GRNERAL vETrER DoGGHN-
YEfD, ON THE l4TH OF JULY 1649.
On Thursday last, 14th nst several friends Of un.
gary assembled st . banquet given by them 70 Lieu
tenant Gener vetter Doggenfed resident Of this
city, in ton Of the brilliant victory he
obtained The Autrsns under General Telarics
Hegges IN the Bscsha, the day Of July four years
ago when he himself was the commander of the South
ARMY Of Hungary.
This army including the g.rrisons Of the orreses Of
PstsrvaIden Arad and Times war; numbered fifty thou
sand men and three hundred cannon. Telarios and
superior to the by at least six eight thou.
sand men, On the above day q battle was fought near
Hegges which lasted from three o'clock in the morning
until seven in the evening" and ended with the entire de-
feat Of the enemy BY this battle Tearics lost accord
ing to the Austrian reports than six housA nd dead
ard wounded, bedes the loss Of great many guns and
ammunition wagons. whole battalion Of one thousand
men, together with almost all the officers we're made
prsoper In consequences Of this s'raegeica and tA,.
zeal victory, three provinces bectme delivered of the
enemy tbs fortress Of AIad relieved and both the
Re1la physical strtpeth Of toe Creates, Russians
sSd serviaDa ~ere broken
General Guzop had become OF the heroes OF the
day, and the county this splendid victory much
to his energetic OF the battle well TO the
skifui operation Of Censral Kue..y togo her with
that Of Colere 10th ard Berec2y and tbs bravery Of the
whole army Of the South
Unfo tupatey General Veter 10 his trumphal COURSE
vas arrested by the counter 0rcers 0f the
vhch compelled him ts give up large part Of Dis troops
- General D-mbpsEi WIZ pressed very hard By the
mbaeA Aus tIisns and Russians.
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TslE TURF
SPORTING sc.

A GRAND NATIONAL INDIAN BALL PLAY, BY
n Cboctaw ndif wi take pnce at the Union Course
l.. L.. on Wednesday afternoon.
gyHO1CE KING CHARLES sPANIELs, OF THE
pures blood ratters, newfoundland 81 Beroards &C.
DBGATTA-OE Tuesday, JULY 10TH, FOR SAIL
II beats from 6e.n 10 twenty seven feet in length for
purse $50 and $40 TO tho second best boat in The
EntTanse 80 To start At ono O'clock from the Atlantic
Hotel Hobchen. AL boats must be entered before
Monday, July N. A. BARKER, Hoboken.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES

nISsOLUTION.-THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
IL fore existing between the undersigned the
ofW W. Thorne Co., dissolved by consent
the 18th inst 1888 w. w. Tho,ne retiring from the bust
The business will be carried the Of
E. s. Scripture Co in coach and light wagon manufae-
turing snd all debts and outstanding claims gill ietled
by the undersigned = H. ). SCRIPTURE co.
w. w. THDRNE.
Greenpont, July Is. 1853 q. HARSIN.
NOTICE = THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
IN existing between the undersigned under tine Of
Perine Patterson Stack 10 dissolved by mutual asnsent
The business will be settled BY Ariel Patterson
who 10 authorized to sign the Che hrm in quida
ton. WILLIAM PRIME,
ARIEL PATTERSON,
Williamsburg, July Is, 1852. THOMAS STACK.
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SPECIAL NOTICE ..


fhRD. IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE VARIOUS AR.
prints TIE Directors Of tho Pacific ns Steamship Company
sesn incumb thcm that they not
authorized combination with party for the
OF higher of freight passage
template su.h tinaton their object being 70
eonbs their attention solely their business and to
the transportation ef passengers aud safest
and chen practicable. The time by
land esrrsse across he lsthnus OF Panama baa been
by the greatly increased bulk Of the mas and
the for the sas of the specie
senedy for hs win be provided the early pletSn
the Psnams Railroad and with this saving OF
time thc Directors have always snticipat1d reduction in
of feiht and passs bet California aud Atlantic
ports BY order Of the Board Of Directors,
W. II. DAvIDGE, Secretary.
New York, July l, 1853
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN NOT TO TRUST ANY
IN of the Of the briy American Moenoy, AsteY
ponsble fer debts they incur WM LOBACH
81 HEPELER, Consumes Of the SOL
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL DE RECEIVED BY ED.
y MUND COFFIN 10 Broad street. up 10 the 10Th July,
inst fer taking down the building the opera house Aston
place Specifications for the ABOVE be ct tie once
Of j. Renwick, Jr Il Fifth from O'Clock A. n to
Up. N.
ITO INDIA RUBBER MANUFACTURERS AN THI
only authorized TO grant licenses for the Of
the Chafee pateat and using that patent with
out my eiitten consent, will be prosecuted ,
TT A. O. D.-GRAND GROVE OF DIRECTORS OF
the State of New York-An adjourned sting Of The
session of tn G. of Of the state New
U. D.. will be held at their r,om National Hail. Ca.
nal street, Tuesday evening, 10th inst 1T o'clock
JOS. GEO. Mason, Secretary
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noben.aek,. Worm syrup and Liver pills

are aekr edged to be the greatest discovery Of
The syrup IL for worms the pills sure
for liver complaint And the In front Of his
Office to be ally the evidence IT, Why will you
then suffer when the folio wins symptoms
at the nose eyes offensive breath sick headache
in the side tick stomach something the
pitting OF frothy phlegm in the moroing
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills will yoa of them
there is such thin fail Office No 100 orth Second
street J. n Hobeepsrck Prop ictor, philadelphia q "
CLICKENER 4 CO, No. 81 Barclay street, wholesale
agents.
rxnsses, Sbcnider Braces, Elastic Stockings,
cr enlarged veins Of the legs elastic knee al
s-tes isdies belts and supporters; club foot knock kneo
lad how leg instruments; with children
svrSses 1T No " INN stfest Broadway.
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RpiendaA Views of the Cryatnl Palace. :.

Also variety Of ngish and French
and ruperor artists nsras OF every description sale
Wholesale and retail by W. SCHAUs, 800 Broadway up
Aaifs. Orders from the country executed with care
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% the State lne vsrmout) ia completed and open
fer bueiness and In connection with the Atlantic and
st. Laweace Railroad foras continuous route from
Montreal via the base Of the White Mountains N. H.,
70 Portland, Me- opening splendid route for tourists
and pleasure travellers who wish to combine 10 plea
SAINT expeditious and economical tour trip to Niagara
Montreal The White Mountains, and to the seaboard at
Portland, Me- ses advertisement for particulars.
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LOFT AVID FOUND


nOG LOST IN BROOKLYN-A LARGE BLACK
~ Newfoundland dog white tip his aii with iron
18th instant The finder will DO suitably rewarded by
nm SS 20 Mr. Asoey in Second pisoe bcsScon
street, New York.
T osT.-APAIR OF LADIES' GOLD sPEcrAClEs, ON
the l4th IN st. in going from the Of Bread
and Bond streets to the foot Of Barclay street The ndcr
street.
T OsT-A P0CEETBOOK, WITH MONEY AND
papersin It. The apdsrsgpsd woaa be pleased to have
ehaats Hotel Certiandt street, s. skinner
FLOCK Of gold and erenat Was wednesday, aftor
tho Ltween Castle Garden the Battery and Sta
yerins the same at Mr. Janins house, Ctoa avenue
T OsT-oN THURSDAY AFTERNOON ABOUT HALF
ferry stage coming the Crystal Palace an opsr, slass
The fnder i'll be suitably rewarded by leaving No
Broadway.
T osT-oN TIE FIFTEENTH INSTANT, A POCKET.
and 43 Cbristophor street cart contrasting bet
thirty and forty dollars The finder will hberay rs.
worded ~ leaving the same at either Of the above
NOTICE. sTRAYED OR STOLEN ON TIE NIGHT
~ OF the 18th isst from the lumber yard No BIS est
and black somewhat inclined to bite snd snap At
p.rssns passing near him The finder will be literally
~arded On returning him to tho above place.
CTRAYED OR STOLEN ON THE NIGHT OF THg
lam Naey thitd and Third avenue bay mare She
t taken from the lot adjoining the house bet
stands fifteen hands high: has long tall and one Of he.
hind feet is white about foreloek with spot on
.ho will return the said tie above premises and
fy dollars for the apprehension of the thief
FoUND-N A SIXTH AVENUE RAILROAD cas,
= on Friday lat. small amount Of bank notes Apply
at oN Broadway
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
PERSONAL.

Personal.
TT THE LADY WHO CROSSED HAMILTON AvENuE
sns ferry sSSTs and was de-
win ssrn w bS W s anS
REFORMATION WANTED RESPECTING AN. IrAL-
from Fo.cnce, in Tuscany lie arrived in New York some
y. ): ss.ss E$sS sss
Pearl street, New York.
hiddletown county Cork Ireland whom last heard
Of him will Be- thankfully rSSv Sg his mother
Mrs Isas '6 Greenwich street. Country papers please
4 quntals goldfish from schooner Globe at pier
ON on rhuId day July = 70 III at
thing f''f iris Rsd hs's
JOSEPH FERRIS. FORMERLY OF HULL, ENGLAND,
s r. r.. s s Of y GH md
THE UNDERSIGNED, PASSENGERS ON BOARD THE
ship Sea hanger bound to MelhourIs Australia having
"a.
S0a
n Trs s & and d.
kst afforded, whilst at the Atlantic Dock some in
+ Ss s US to be able to that but
! Gregory. John Talents;
James Burns, II Bernard,
Joel Dean, ". A. Snodgrass
william Duncan, John E. Mcdonnell,
5. s. Salkeld, William Coangs,
r. Tarbls, J. G. Reynolds,
h. RenArd, Joha Wroe
b. Bevans, Alexander Mclean,
y. Eser. Mrs. 81. Hoppy,
Edward Athers, Chas J. Church,
- O,born. A. y. Craig
William D. Bliss James Carroll
Harris, A Brunele,
A. Kemble, L. Molette,
A. N. Holmes, Tara RobiohAult
George Edmonds, Jose phi Beve
Charles A. Strstford, Ad~iphe Molet q,
Ctle slime Bingoni, Godfrey Talents
Ales ander H. Lane, john A. Robertson
William Holmes, A. Campbell,
James Gibson, j. Bold
John Kerr, j. Atkins
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panic. by the Attorney visited BRADYS new and
Eni cent taery Of daguerreotypes Friday the 'oth
rM p0rtrats OF the ustous vister for ex ibon at
shfe gallery which contains collection OF American
sons saloon. -
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Co, the extensive cert picture makers will soon in.
roduee another great improvement facilitate their
TEN Of picture aking by drawing portraits ence
upon one plate profile and fu face without
and factory, $50 Broadway.
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Fashionable Intelligence.

We happy to learn that the Earl Of Ellasere and
Sir Charles Lyel receiving those private hospita
ties Of citizens to which they emacn.y end-
Ned by their talenh uibanisy and rank
General Eijsh Wa,d, Judge Advocate General Of the
StAte entertained at dinner the 14th ins after the
ceremonies of the Crystal PaJa,e the suite Of the Earl
Among the invited guests the Earl Of Elesmere,
Sir Charles Iyel his Excelleucy Governor Seymour, Ma
es General Quitman. Colonel Ward B. Barnett Lord g.
Grosvenor Sir John Acton the Hon. AgernoD Egerton
Hon. Capt. A. Egerton. Mr.. Grenfsl Generals Thomas
and Pratt, Coils Lansing, Corning, and Mumford
Commi&oUer Mathew, II. B. II. Consul to Cha-leston,
Can't. NcKipnon R N, and others.
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Colo, Ell Dsgssrrcoty pes The pnblic are
invited to GUHNEYS masnidoert daguerreotypc gallery
30 Broadway and examine lis tyls colored dagusr
feotypes feature in the art which has recsstIy
producad; alse fne daguerreotyps of Franklin Pierce
with host OF other celebrities.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
WILD OATS SOwN ABROAD: OR. ION AND OFF
w SUUNDINGS 10 published this cay and for sale
T. b. PETERSON'S,
No. 1Q2 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
WILD OATS SOWN ABROAD;
ON AND OFF. SOUNDISGS.
Being the Private Journal Gentleman of Leisure and
Education of highly cultivated mind making the
Tour of Europe.
This win have sale unprecedn ted in the annals Of
such literature for nothing equal to it ness viva
city and real scenes and obscryatioos in daily travel has
appeared from the Price fifty cents copy in
seventy five cents In CLOTH Read the Table
81 nnl Hnfa
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A GERMAN LADY, HAVING SEVERAL HOURS UN-
N occupied desires devote them In giving lessons
the German language and in music Address A. b. c.,
Herald Office, stating where intervie be had.
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FOrJ's Bc0ts-Just received, by the HUM
bodt of FORTS oelebrated Paris as he
exhibiting at the Crystal Palace at EUGENE FER
kls importer of French boots and Shoes 62 Nassau
49,
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-,,, 49, AZ AUO.sss: ...-
AUcMoN NoTTcSI~o. WARREN. 4gc!lorsIa,
"A vii :.p 81: Az: :. lex .'.lsal: !. Ne sn nfsss
s s:si. :ss;: s;: IL. s
q sad second ioshins three hsrsss w4gsn ard
ssS.rs. Ai.s. Gases Of isdi:. hats. .'''''''A
UCTIeN NOTICE TH0s. BELL AUcTIOREeR.-
"A By s. Inushsm Tuesday. e half past tan eclosi,
nssr. aud hosssisspns goods Ssr rccs
III
old. Particulars Tuesday morning.
c. FUTILE. AUCTIONEER. = HORSES CAR.
"A. Iases Wagons sieighs Harness 4c-A 2: TUTrLx s
=: on o af"ifsSsy J. n H. .s
pair :ss
:ss Il Inc 81. toe. & H. T.
M . soS E If s sS DSa
- - Once cen No iSS s1o.a.y.
ALBEaT r NIcoLAY; AUTOBIOGRAPHY AND AND
and ste. ssas.s sp on rs line Of The New
Es:Sns Only aS 1Rs az. ~ 's ss ehfPp s;:
.ss sssss
ss.St,si building 10y: ana villa ss9ssd she iiae
Ssw Y.ss and e. Which +, ~. a
ofDeee%be next add i,s depot win be ibis property
sysiss Don, Ssaarss reg ss:P ri
a Of :sn:
hish ground between Flushing perfect
xi!;ss.: ssis %;is: sss ss:.::.ss
i s.ss s.
then and the water Of the pu,:ss kind and ssuadsn.
s''"'
trains to in connection with all the Leading
sixty cent q the purchase money remain bend
III .sns sss nuisance clauses and
inc ELL, title 81 This property is urquestionaele
flushing 1slS
rain .: Ss as
Win
full psrt tic my be eesaeS a. the office Of The
EXECUTORS sALE.-wIM BE SOLD AT PUBLIC
= twelve essst :. desirable
house, carriage sas located
e
the For ws a 81 &
Of JOIN ELLSWORTH, PoughLeepsie ROBBERY r.
vARICK. South Brooklyn, executors.
M: Of splendid psrisr bsdroon and kitchen furniture
at July s.
ssa,s IN s1sos,s
"ssss ss:s:Ss
and gold marble tops rttte tables rosewood and Italian
chairs tete tes satin do aius curtains lace do vases
Of on
morning of sale.
r c. KEMP, AuCT!oNEER HOUSEHOLD FUR
N. ninre, Pisnoforte Mirrors &c To morrow, Tuesday,
X. c. Comp will sell at auction above tho furn
ture contained In the large five story h'use @ Broadway
s .sis Of ono goSs octave
soas And chairs >bogauy parlor shars book
cases marble top centre ID pier tables curtains ohss
steads, bureaus washstands looking glasses hair mat
tresses bedding Ga all of which will be sold without
serve and cash deposit required Of every purchaser
CAKDINEs BRANDY PICKLES, SC, AT AUCTION
- Iuesday 18th July, at 10Y O'Clock, at 81 Dey street,
Of Greenwich fire BILE ok green coffee
caroDi pickles. sntdines dates yasns
80 WELIINGTGN 4. CARTER, Sustoneer.
y o'clock, At Nos as7 ard 3s9 street. Brooiyn
large assortment of snsmxed furniture suits with
large let unhnis ed work. tsa paint lumber Also
and bride. WIN BOERUM. Suctoneer,
Nos SN and $50 Fulton street.
CMEoN DRAPER AUCTlONEER by SIMEON ORA
~ Office AZ Pine street of Will amThursday
July ~ ut half past ~ ocoo the Merchants Exchange
~ tons % copper of thirty cent In richness from
tho Dolly Hide Mines Maryland the gauge Of which +
lime tone, forming excellent fux for the smesr The
is ready for delivery at either Now York. Boston
Baltimore.
WIN. WRITER'S. AUCTIoNEER WILL SELL ON
w Monday 18th inst, at ten O'Clock, at 5N Eighth
tables. rockers lamps randole ing glasses carpets
W. iture, d. Sale positive As the owner Is going 70
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Horace declares that Money derives Its
greatest value from being udoiousy spilled Ths being
admitted all who possess tie article to
invest mcdorn thereof In set Of shirts made by GREEN
home at the time promised.
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exespt three. In 1873 Mr.. Polk was chosen 10 the
Legslature Of Tennessee, and was for two years
member Of that body where his ability In DEBATE and
talsnt for business at once gave him reputation In
August 1885, being then in his thrtieth year, he was
chosen to represent his district in Congress, and
served fourteen years as q member Of the House Of
Representatives, being twice elected Speaker In
1889 he was elected Governor of Tennessee after an
animated canvass, during which he visited the
numerous counties Of that State, and addressed the
people on the political topics Of the day. He then
proved himself one of the most eloquent and effective
stump orators of the day. During his Presidential
term he visited the Northern and Eastern States, and
On several occasions in reply to addresses by public
men, he responded in eloquent terms, showing great
political, historical and classical knowledge, which
commanded the admiration Of his hearers.
General Taylor made no pretensons to qualifica-
lions as public speaker as a statesman.
Born in Virginia, and educated In Kentucky,
where he removed when in boyhood, he had
few advantages to qualify him for public life. He
entered the army in the twenty fourth year of his
age, when he was in the enjoyment Of competency
from his occupation as farmer But the activity of
his mind and his taste for military profession led
him TO prefer the care and privations of soldiers
Nc W Vi lduucu at
home After his accession to the Presidency Gen. Tay
lor found himself called upon to address the people
on several occasions, without previous preparation.
His speeches. made with great hesitation and embar-
rassment. were brief but generally to the point and
marked with good sense. ~ am an old soldier, Eve
heard him say, in answer to call Of his friends upon
him at the White Housc,) and my friends must make
great allowance for me. / have not approved Of
taking military men for high civil stations; but the
people have placed me here and shall endeavor to
discharge'my duty to the best Of my ability"
Mr.. Fillmore, as lawyer, member Of Congress,
and Of the State Legislature acquired fair but not
brilliant reputation. He was known as hard work
ing intelligent public servant in the various stations
he had filed, when he was nominated by the wings
for the Vice-Presidency. As DICTATOR in Congress,
he occupied highly respectable position, and his
character and standing leading man in his party
in this State gave him the nomination, which, by
the death Of Gen. Taylor elevated him to the Presi
dency. As pubkc speaker he is pleasing and efec-
tive without any great attempt at display His con-
yersational powers and address added to his popula
ry rs President while he occupied that high station.
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REWARDS.

aEWARDse
Coz REWARD LOST, ON rae I4TH INSTANT, IN
& 70 s sy Sank ss s.. |s l, containing from
6ves and the balance "a smaller notes mostly city ana
King Mi xTsssn ink e two SN ias,sas
ss h. h most not TIE whole Of the notes can be idea
% is' ssss or 1ss s1i
and us ss@ As soSt
GSasn Cate three barrels empty bottles directed No.
porter a AMI cder They weGe landed ho aa
morning ' GEO nA t9p No. lo Fulton .....
$mO \,
1 w se paid to the finder on returning the bill to
&S REWARD -sTRAYED FROM SEVENTY FIgru
I'm 18th inst horses mare about 70 hands high
M Lex wh on a t oTg tail one gray horse about
s ss at the Of Thirty
S5 REwAsD-sToIEN, 1RoMpEcK SLIP, ON sun
white outsds with blue sireak green gnnwass yellow
win paid at nsoSs rs. In p s'u''
CE REWARD LOST ON SATURDAY, THE lbrH
wC int in one o. the Grand and Canal streets stages,
will tho thanks Of tho above reward
"a WILL BE P FAD, TO THE PfEsoN WHO BRINGS
black lat was Lost on the evening Of Tho 18th ins in
Leonard street
TTEE MILITARY
COLDIERS WANTED-FOR THE UNITED STATES
- eavalfy Recruiting rendezvous. 4S9 Grand ST.
THE F1AENEN.
A ssoCIAT1ON OF EXEMPT FIRbsEN.-TdE RE
IA gulsr meeting Of the association will DO held
msns Hall Tuesday evening, July 49, at o'clock Per
heretofore proposed will please lie rrosest With
fcate IF tho Clerk Of the Common Council that they
exempt hremen. 9. W. WHEELER, Secretary.
= - --------.--~
TsfE TURF
Union COURSE, J.. I-TROTTING. TUES DAY,
" july 10 purse If 81 600; two miles and repeat, TO
harness. VIM. Woodruff nance r. 4, Tacony. n. Woodruff
b. Flora Temple. Cars will leave South fairy
at 2P and thn sport over
Also staes win hourly from Grand street Peek
ferries, williamsburg
JOHN l sNEDIKER, Proprietor.
S,ENTREvILLE COURSE, l. I-rRoTrISG THURS
W day July 81 at o'clock p. M match Tor 500 mile
heats best three In eye, 20 wagons w King bk
Black Douglass; J. Nodiue names br Ceptrcvle
leave south ferry Brooklyn for the O'Clock
p. M and return after che trot
cents Aso stages leave fulton and Williamsburg ferries
from IL to2P "A.
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: ON lENIS
WORK.
The Ascent Of vcsuviur,
The Mountain Emetic.
The human Projectiie,
Tho City Of the Soul
Tho Coup de Main.
Night in the Coliseum
Cnthelirity Considered,
Pc wer Passing Away
Byron among the Ruins
A Gossip with the Artists,
Speaking Gems
Weep for Adoris -
Tho Lady and tho God,
The Science Of r ilnistry,
Sour Grapes
A Ra n Bile about fivoli,
illumination OF 81 Peters,
Ths >iobe of Nations f"
A Ghpsily Scene
"Honi soft qui nal v pense "
a .Dalln without Music,
Scenes on the Road.
The Tug of War ~
There they are. by Jove :"
The Kaveo Haired One
Procession of the Host,
Heaven aud He'll,
Tho Hamlet Of Sculpture
Tho Modern Susanrnh,
Hey. Presto. CHANGE
The Death Scene ofCleopatrs
An Euiogy on Tuscany,
A Real Claude Sunset,
Tssso and Byron,
The Shocking Team
Flo atiugs ia Venice,
The Venetian Girls,
The Bell-erowncd lat,
The Lions Mouth =
The Bridge Of Sighs,'
A Su.terranehu Fctc,
Byron and Moore In Venice,
Diana and Endymion,
The Pinch 81 SNUFF,
The Rock Crystal Coffin,
Eccentricity Of Art,
Thoughts In q Monastery.
The Lake Of Como,
The Immortal Drummer Boy,
Wit and iss Rev ard,
The Cold Bath,
Hero We Are"
Tse Mountain Expose,
The Last Rose of Summer
Waking the Echoes,
watching the Avalanche,
A Beautiful 1ncieent,
A Shot with the Long Bow,
VT: Blanc and a ull Stop.
10 ale and retail Nv
T. b. PETERSON,
ladel )hia,hto wLo oil orders
, apy,n,, free Of pos age, %
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Gelatine, NJeon's Patent Opaque, IN various
siasd packets; Crosse Bsckwels pickles cat
laI ding ex shiF Devonshire from Londln.
JOHN DUNCAN SONS 407 Broadway.
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Green TurtIo.-Bayard would respectfully
wife the attention of his customers soup steaks
now ON band, ~ being the best of the seAsoB.
I. NJ BAYARD, State street.
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Meade BSoehsrs', Souvenirs Of the O. cat Ex-
hissa Of dA vie Of the iasror and exterior
the Crystal Palace for the other wiss
sale 20 upwards Galleries free TO the public CaIl
at 23S Broadway, opposite tho Park Fountain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-18

Fkhlng Banks --Over 10000 Paugics and
sss ssss wsrs caught By the board the Hso
yesterosy You wish to enjoy delightful excursion and
view the United St1ses forfcstions take
"Trip For the hour OF leaving see Advertisement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-18

Chemicals, Drugs, Metals, and Oxides
Dentists telegraph daguerreotypes gassmakers, are
workers. Shsmoa Pl.tna in plate and wire metallic biz
ing putty for glass ana marble best rouge asbestos bro
extract oopaiya. fly paper. &c. For sale by
DR. i. FEUCHTWANGEK, al Maiden lane,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-18

Sale Of Magnificent English EngravingA-
The undermined win SELL 1t unusual low prices large
voice Of beautiful ensravng after and Others
close aeonsignmsnt inst received per Arabia.
w. SCHAUS, 500 Broadway mn stairs