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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-14
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THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
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Leave this port at IL o'clock to morrow for Liverpool
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INV York HERALD will be received at the following
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The WEEKLY HERALD will be published at half past nine
o'clock to morning. Single copies in wrappers,
ai5psnce.
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II. ay CITY Intellisenea.

BURGLARY IT, dwelling. house of Charles AcL1chlan
ESQ, situated Pegen Heights entered by thieves
on Saturday nj last and several articles Of clothing
jewe)ry, SC stoen although not to very great amount
Several robbeies have been committed lately in that
neighborhood and very great suspicion is enteraioed
that band Of Gypses encamped the heights the
perpetrators bot yet nothing has been discovered
AsteD the guilt upon them 1t u.s. however, the duty Of
the public authorities to afford protection to the
against the notorious predatory instincts Of
these Gypsies They undoubtedly Migrants, and,
euch amenahle 10 the lava.
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Court Calendar-This DIV.

USnED STATES DISTRICT CoURr.-Nos. to Q, IL, IL.
SUPREME COURTSpecial Term.-N0s 1, 2 s, I, 0, II,
IL, 10, Is to 19H.
5UPREhE CoURr-Grcuit Part Frst-Nos. 643 66l,
GAG, 2i7 612 $685. 670 679 TO- 703 704 707 70S, 700.
COURT COMMON PLEAs-Part Frst--Nos. l. 122 TO
1,132 l,134 to 1877 Part Second-Nos 13S to ,l42
liza l,l46. 1,147 to 1,154
SUPlBIoR CoURT-(Two Brauches Mos. 449 $40, 137,
62s Geo. S7e TO- 2S2 79, 7sS 7VS CSC, 1884, 95S, s54
955, $685. 957, $50 to 9S5.
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throne IN the nineteenth year Of his age, and, Of
course, is now about twenty-five. His character is
but little known, but he is denounced by the revolu-
tonists feeble and scottish. He bids fair to be the
last Of the Tartar dynasty.
The readers Of the HERALD will and in another
part of todays paper the latest intelligence from
China, showing the progress Of the revolution and
other matters of great interest respecting the Celes
tial Empire.
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A DANGEROUS Afrair.-Thc Man who Forge,

weapon furnish fur Their assistance to the werfu art
ory directed against the hearts unarmed
must be 10 bpchoorhood. The aid which RUGLES
Hyperion Fluid for Ire hair and HebeaioRa for the
pesor rend.rs when used by the fair the most pow
erul ally Cupid that known Sold by the inventor at
No "a Washington Boston Also In New York, by
a. b. d. sanos No l0U Fulton street; William H. Cary
CO.. 245 Pearl street, Rushton Clark Co.. 273 Broadway
and Rice Smith 72g Broadway and by the druggists and
perftnners thronglout tho world.
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CLOTHING.

(NL0THING AND FURNITURE WANrED-IADIEs
~ and gentlemen h wing TO dispose of receive fair
feLLiLs sturss
Canal street. and 52 West Bro.dway or by letter pe
Cohen
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENBWED EVERY uAY
SEE THIRD, SIXTH AND SEVENTH PAGES
THE TURF.

GREAT TRoTTING MATCH, $1,000 THE TRoT OF
" tho season Flora Temple and Highland Maid Con
ovie course, Long Island Wednesday, juno 18th 1853
3o'clock ma oh 81 000 milo heats best three Ia Ave
in haruesse Hiram Woodruff names r. Flora Temple;
T. D. Nedine names b: m highland Maid
Omnihusscs leave South ferry, Peck clip frrY Grand
street ferry Fulton and Houston street ferries hourly
throughout the day from IL O'clock till the sport
Fare each way, twenty five cents.
flENTRENILLE COURSE, L. I.-TROTTIHG-WED
" Desday, june To- Mt o'clock T.. NJ Match for 500:
mile heats in harness Thomas Davis names M Prairie
Maid owner -; Cream g.. unknown Immediately after.
match for 300 between two nags from Flushing
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Fine Hair Dye and Restorer.-Try J0nes's
coral hair restorative This forces the hair grow stop
falling da1dsif and dresses IL anely depot
of Jet price only for dying gray white hair
black without injury This is the best hair dye
his soap root for the teeth BREATH and gums fine Try It,
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ssnsnton in the literary world that Kuoxs elegant
beavers have Toe T. not newspaper In tho city but
has exolcd them to the skies the per cotton Of hat
manufacture Their beauties have bcen both in
and and they have been pstronzed ny Of the
highest dgntares of this great ked'ntry Hnrrah for
KNOX and especially HE hats which be obtained at 23
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-14

The Shirts made To Measure ana those kept
for SALE all sizes, at AcLAUGHLINS Shirt Warehouse
292 Greenwich stet of Chambers also his
stock Of summer under garments collars cravats gloves
customers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-14

Defiance salama.der Safes, GayIcr's Pm
tsnt-ROBERT N. PATRICK is the sole In
bs United States Of the above celebrated safes and r. C.
2ons Impsnetrable Defiance Locks the best safes
we door below Maiden lane formerly No. 80 John street,
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Rect Co.. only twenty five cents at their picture
tory No 2sa Broadway kt"sn tina, bc.ter por
traits made by those who charge dollars
ole citizens prefer the yst Of thc greatest
expeditions picture making OF REEFS &CO
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symptoms Of dyspepsia, and its various diseases are dzi-
mess in the head heartburn oppression after eating meals
fourncfs arsing from the stomach, &c. and sometimes
general lauguor of the whole body from this
that the disease its orn sorgani1ed of the
liver and stomach Hobensacks liver pills the very
medicine to effect permanent and lasting cure they
change certain morbid actions the system
action and render the blood pure and healthy c. "
CL1CKENER CO M 81 Barclay street, the GENERAL
agents for New York and vicinity.
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- w, far tie safe " L0vss snvos sd sAiseIs
D<sspg largest assortment offered ut nty r~r
Selow the usuAl retail price, Please call AID s1Anas
~ yourselves, ~ JoNESS Al broadway.
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IBe k&lVui D1TectoEHs WEI give yoN
information to the locality of the Prescott Hat Stor
managed with marked ability by those true artists in hat
manufacture, Mesrrs. KNOX JAMES and if you want
becoming straw or beautiful Rocky beaver we
adviBe you by all mcana, to patronze them Tho Pres
cotti is the Of Broadway and Spring street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-14

COIOfed UMH uerr eOty pes,-Thc public arc
invited 20 examine GURNEY'S style of eoored d.
guerreotyrea, which has Just produce surprising
thing of the kind exhibited Also, his matohlcs erys
talotypes, ut his gallery, No. $40 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-14

Ing lots in and the healthy delightfully."-
villages of Roeevae Lakeland and Hermanville,
Long Island Railroad The farms contain from five
and purposes At from $50 to $50 and will
the vicinity Of New York COO shares consisting
lots and farms at sb only share securing lots 25xl
tho bsauul village Of Roseyale adjoining Lakeland and
provsments have been made church has Just
Many private dwellings besn and others
being erected. For separate farm, share in tho
building lots and farms which to be Distributed the
No s Broadway, New York, whore maps and pamphlets
be had gratis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-14

EetD re Is ever Admired, Seldom Deficient
When she Is only to make apparent her universal
perfection So with HILLS instantaneous Hair Dye
beautiful jet black mellow brown When contrastcd with
the Of Others its qualities apparent
Sold At 40 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-14

Mourning Jacou cts and Lawns.-BartholO-
new Weed have received smother larg, lot of those
cheap iacopets muslins Price shilling and ak
pence Said be the cheapest goods ever offered New
mourning store SOL Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-14

Are You In Haste to Leave Town s-Do
you want handsome set Of shirts made the
instantf so, call GREEN, No. Aston House you
Will be measured with mathematical in FIVE min
ntes and will have the articles time equal
your expectations In style and Workmanship.
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Under-Garments, Gloves, and Hosiery
Those who buy the best goods at the
which they sold in this country buy at ADAMS hosiery
and under mandatory No. b9 Broadway, oppo
site Metropolitan Hotel and Niblos Garden.
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Wet Linens, Wet by the Hurting OF q CrOtOn
pipe Sunday last in store in Murray street. may be
found Mt Hitchcock Leadbeaters 7 Broadway
Leonard street. at about half their vaue they
bnrR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-14

2s3.-BatchclOr's Cclebt ated Hair Dye ard
Wig Factory removed to No 23 Broad way, opposite
the Park fountain. Bachelors we'll
cent to all who patronse him. IL at their
can e better supplied by him than at ether establish
ment In the world
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Porgies caught in abundance The passen-
gers board the Hero brought to the city, during last week.
over twelve thousand bass This boat day
For hour Of departure see advertisement.
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The BlOomcIs In the Ascendant are Capable
Of wearing beardThats right, cultivate equally with
the gentlemen and to HIS the inmitabie cutter of
hair and whiskers at 10 Nassau Liberty street.
and enjoy those easy close and luxurious shaves we'll
sham poos.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-14
AT a Meeting of the Sons of portsmouth. N,

At q Meeting OF the Sons of Portsmouth, N,
H. held ut the Irving House. Monday evening" June 49,
to the invitation of the Common Council Of the
city Of Portsmouth to join in the celebration of the
VIM A. alker called to the chair and WIN. g. Wen
dell choen secretary committee appointed to
with the city authorities Of Port to make
spch they deem to carry out
the object of the meeting and to ut the adjourned
meeting to be held at the irving Houte Friday evening
June IL at eight o'clock and punctual attend
the of Portsmouth resident New York and
vicinity is earnestly requested.
WIN. A. WALKER, Chairman.
WV
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Ladies' are Respectfully Notahed that Recent
importations enable FUTILE at his grand emporium
Ao broadway to offer them at greatly reduced prices
an immense stock Of fans adapted taste and cond
ton. N BTwo cases of strong palm leaf fans, at
cents EACH also porte without number
with fancy goods and toys of every description.
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ImE OF tant Sale or Valuable Brooklyn Pro-

perty at auction.-We wish to call the attention of the
public the large sale of real estate to be made this day at
2o'coek, at the Merchants Exchange, by ALBERT II.
NICOLAY consisting Of 6 valuable and choice build
fns lots and houses lots Van
derhilt Clinton Myrtle, Cermont De Kalb Carlton, Bed
ford Lafayette Fulton, Kent Flushing and Park
and oxford, Cumberland: Willow, Skllmnn, Dikeman,
Graham, Adelph and Taylor streets in the city OF Brook
iyn The PROPERTY Ia beautifully situated on bshed
stage routes well calculated for private residences and
fail to eagerly sought for by all who desire either
to obtain permanent residence or to invest the capital
It's accessibility the value to be mate
rally enhanced, while the healthfunsss of the localities
is by of it's slightest dations We
feel confident In mendng this the favor
able ecnsideration Of purchasers The terms LIBERAL
and title uDquestonablc. For photographic and
ticulars refer to the auctioneer 10 Wall street.
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To the Deaf-ReWnre or QUack Aurists,
also Of their ollie &c. they not only useless
erous Or LuTENER 50 Prince street southeast corner
he has praeti.ed in this city aurt that his
for deafness is the only to be depended but ao
that his Office hours 10 to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-14

Pure and White ms Chcrublm, Is the most
yellow. skin after washing with Joness italian
Chemical soap Al rsdness pimpls saltrhcun eruptions
his lily white reduced to Isl liquid and powder rouge
Try these fne articles The depot il removed to No
mind the No6 Walker street. four doors
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nm Old Vow, and 1t Ii not Worth my
while to tell lies for the short time have stay here
ieye me- my Oneuen will force the whiskcrs and
taches to thick in six weeks without stain the
81 per bottle sent to of the country G. Ora
Fam 81 Ann street. Fowlers Buildings and for sale by al
druggists
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Trusses, Sd oalder Braces, elastic Stockings.

- UbsSF, 5bUfffIcT I5rNCes, EIustIC StOcF1NXa
for enlarged veins Of the legs elastic caps
braces ladies' belts and supporters club foot knock knee
and bow leg INSTRUMENTS with assortment children
trusses ut No. IL Ann street, near Broadway.
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Splendid Competing at j. lily ats o. Bowery.
Great bargains offered at this in the way
OF carpetng oil cloths, mats &C. Three ply carpet
Ing 6s to S. per yard; ingrains 3s 3d. A. to per
yard, oil cloths from g. I'd to 81 the yard.
j. HYATT, "a Bowery.
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sewing machine to stitch fine linen perfectly
cecdingy nice and accurate in all its adjustments The
machines heretofore recommended for sewing linen have
failed in this and being defective in principle
fail. Singers improved nen-stchng machines only will
do perfect work. Call and examine them and tn cir
the Office, No. 323 Broadway. i. N. SINGER & co.
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no ,he Ladles.-.Eugenia, Empress OF che

French-Mr Meade has just returned from Europe, with
upwards Of three hundred pictures OF eminent persons
views &c. The pictures of tho Empress Emperor tho
French the only picture OF tho npress life in this
country and otaned by Mr. at great viii be
233 Broadway, opposite Park fountain.
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PIN Worms, and other Injurious Anlmal-
cul@ abound in the apparently Croton water Every
article for removing these impurities 1t is whn the
of ALL and is highly recommended. Depot SIG Broadway.
Price 81 80.
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Caution.-As Life or Death Depends upon
this notice. is important to preserve it, That spurious
imitation of DR. WATTS Nervous manufacture
ed s we'll known for selling 1t who
bought bottle of the genuine The genuine article
only be had, Wholesale at house 42f Greenwich
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New York Business Dire Glory, 1853 and ia,
for the office of the York City ctory 16
Broadway. Price 25 cents
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Splendid Carpetlngs for Spring Sales, 1885,
SMITH &LOUNSBERRY, AS Pearl street. receiv-
ing in store per late arrivals large stock Of velvet tapes
elegant designs which, having been purchased previous
the recent advance in prices they enabled to
great inducements.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-14

What Is the Use OF paying One Hundred
and collars for sewing machiae when
Call and examine those in operation at the Sewing Machine
Agency No. 5 Murray street. few doors from Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-14

CristndorO's World Reknovyncd Fluid Hair
Dye is the only article of its kind relied on The
change from sandy white red t. black brown
duced in instant like that in the hue Of the chameleon
1t Is privately applied and sold wholesale retail at
the factory, No. e Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-14

We Call the Attention OF our Readers to the
sale the 18th inst of27 ruiding lots Bergen Heights
This ground commands the most extensive vew the neigh
borhood most aubrious and of the property
be reached In five moutes from the Jersey City ferry by the
New Jersey and Paterson running
half hour particulars the ertement of t. b.
BLEECKER CO., the auctoneers, in another column.
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The Doruerrcnn Gallery Of Thompson ia

in the fashionable pact of Broadway it beins ut
gg Broadway between Spring and Prince streets Gallery
only fight up Give him call BE particular and no
tice name and number THOMPSON, 55l Bro I'd way
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1entleme anti soft FeIt FIats IAN Extensive

country and fshng-baok, white pearl and cream colsr
high snd low crown brm and pabe at prices TO suit
everybody WARNOCKs, Hsttsrs, No. Hs Broadway
Irving House.
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oeption reservation tho very best
o. pulled dyes Equally celebrated Goura Medic tied
SOAP or curing 7npes, freckes, saowness chaps
ness &c pondre Subtitle uproots hair from any part the
Walker street. near Broadway.
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Brady's New Gallery, over Th0mps0n's ear
loon No $50 Broadway has been pronouneed ore OF the
try Or ESrsps The reception, dressing and SPs.ssns
shmsnt and furnished With every requisite for the
comfort Of visiters we'll for the producten OF nr
class pictures The old gallery OF broadway ana
Fulton streets, will remain open usual
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-14

boots shoes and CATERS just received
IN fars cheaper than car he purchased in establish
moLt In the city, at BROOKS New York boot
torum 100 Fulton street. andas the Metropo
shoe store, US Broadway. -
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william Dibblec, Ladies' Hair Dresser and

Wig mskcr would most specially inform his numerous
patrons and the public, that he has or their
dation) opened and neatly furnished store No
Spring street in the ST. Nicholas Hotel Ladies
ing at the hotel will find it convenient they
sirc for their toilet without leaving the there ben
private door comm unicating with tho hotel.
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n situation in small family, to do general homework
She understands washing and ironing WELL and has the
Of city reference. Can be at 102 West Nineteenth
street, first floor, front room.
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E'IFTH WAED-TnE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN
Electors Of the Filth Ward friendly to the
state administrations invited to attend
three members OF the General Committee said
fill which have occurred under the bylaws The
election VIII lie held at O7 Hudson street. Thursday 10Th
inst from " o'clock at until p NJ BY order Of the
General Committee.
THOs. w. ADAMS
WIN MINER, }Inspeetors.
THOS. FARREN, }
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nYSTERMAN WANTED-ONE WHO PERFECTLY
" unders lands his business None others apply.
Inquire ct COO Broadway basement
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"A wash and iron in small private family Can give the
best reference Has no objection to the country Apply
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A YOUNG GIRL Is DESTROYS OF SITUATION AS
"A seamstress or a. seamstress and chambermaid She
understands dressmaking and all OF linen
Good city reference given if required Please call No.
24y Eighteenth street thiri floor, room No. r.
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Itself an Exhibition This Is the constant
exclamation Of those who visit the eight spacious sales
rooms OF HIRAM ANDERSON No SO Bowsry whore the
thrseply and ingram carpets mosaic landscape rugs
prise and admiration. The styles entirely new and
perfectly beautiful, and withal astonishugy cheap
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VERY RESPECTABLE AND INDUSTRIOUS WO.
IA man wishes to obtain situation aundress and il
willing to assist in and make herself useful to
her employer She 10 privileged applicants
j East Fourteenth street. where she lives and where
they shall receive satisfactory recommendations two
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WANTFD-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
do general and cbamberwork Good city refe-
renee Please call ut No 232 Mott street.
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Iae bind soy's b0en at Plsy, Mother.
By ELIZA cOoE.

The blind boys been at play. mother,
And merry games We had;
Ts led him on our way, mother,
And every step Was glad;
But when we found starry flower,
And praised !ss varied hue,
A tear came trembling down his eye,
Just like drop cf dew.
We took him to the mill, mother,
Where falling waters made
A rainbow Ger the rill, mother,
As golden sun rays played.
Bat when we shouted at the scene
Anu hailed the clear blue SKY,
He stood quite still upon the bank
And brea thed long, long sigh.
We asked him why he wept, mother,
When'er we found the spots
Where periwinkles crept, mother,
Ger wild forget me nots.
"Ah - he said, while tears ran down
AS fast as summer showers,
cit is because ! cannot see
The unshine and the flowers !"
Oh, that poor sightless boy, mother,
Has taught me | am best;
For can look with joy, mother,
On all love the best.
And when | see tue dancing stream,
The daisies red and white,
] kaeel upon the meadow sod
And thank my God for sight.