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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-17
MUSICAL.

1IOLIAN PIANOS, AT AL BRoADWAY.-A LARGE
IN assortment of pianos from the celebrated house of
Haet, Davis Co., Boston also, the well known instru-
ments of A. W Ladd Co., with full supply new and
pianos Of various makers for sale at low
f' LINCOLN THOMPSON, Al Broadway,
HlOLIAN PIANOS, MELODEONS, GUITARS AND
1U Musc.-Horace Waters, 1888 Broadway corner Of An
hony street publisher of music and music books dealer in
musical instrumer t. of all kinds exclusive agent
sale Of Gilbert Co.'s celebrated oortes With and
without the much admired Aoian and for their boudor
and cottage pianos, for small rooms.
These instruments all have the metallic frame and will
stand climate Gilbert Co also the Of
perfect instrument and ut price than any other
house. Those superb pianos have obtained world wide
celebrity and perfectly their exqute
degn and splendor Of Workmanship The admired 4Eoan
attachment is rapidly growing in favor and is matter
Of much difficulty to meet the daily increasing orders 1t is
magnificent pianos Of elegant patterns and splendid
instruments, have just been received.
GRAND PIANOS, OF THE CELEBRATED FACTORY
" Of Jacob Eek Zurich Switzerland, also boudoir pianos
CO., sole Importers No. 70 Broadway. Warorooms, la
Laurens street.
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.-ONE OR TWO PUPILS
M will be instructed the panoforte by young lady
they be instructed her residence So por quarter
II required to go out Sl2
NTEW WALTZ.-U BEEMUS, WHOSE NAME Is FA.
IN miliar to all great musicians and justly celebrated
throughout Europe has favored tho American public
with piece Of great beauty called Omnibus Waltz"
1t win be ready Thursday. For sale at J0les
store, No. 800, Broadway.
DIANoFoRTE-A NEW PATENT BoUDoIR OR COT
tage piano for sale Mt bargain rich tone, and beant
fully adapted for accompanying the voice. Three years
warranted given. Can be at OTIS COT Greenwich
street, near Clarkson street New York.
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TIRE SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST R0UTE-vANBER-
birs Line for Sac Francisoo-The Accessory Transi!
Of Nicaragua In advance OF
the mn-Ony ns giving Through tickets including ths
IsthDue crossing The fave<te dovbls onsno steamship
No. N r. AZ o'clock No precisely for San !uan del
popular aad FAST going ieamsp NsvAi 1900 tons
burthen, the kioasag0A transit route. having but
twelve miles land These steamers Are an
surpassed in their ventilation and acoomncdations For
information Or passage - The lowest rates. apply only
the ageupy Of the company No. battery place. up stairs
e. vXNDERBILT. Agent Passsnesrs are cautioned assia
the Of hired for other inss Nee
80 seslss ~ Ss tis AAA sl saS WV - ssAs " -
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AGENCY.

AGENCY.
NTYE h CO., SHIP AGENTS AND COMMISSION
In Merchants, Valparaiso
WILLIAM y. NYE r. A. RIcHARDsoN, AUGUSTUS LOMBARD.
Referenccs
SArrrAGo-Ton Baltic Peyton.
vALpARAIso-Messrs. Alsop 4 Co, HemsnwAy Co.
PANAMA Mcssrs. Corwine, Bro. Co. Garrison Fritz,
VIM. Nelson Co.
LIvRRpooL-hessrs. Bowman. Grunell 4 Co., William
Jackson, Esq.
Nrw YoRK-Messrs. r. X Collins Co., Goodhue Co..
Capt. Ezra Hye, steamer Pacific.
BALrlMorE-Mestrs. John Henderson 4 Co.. Thomas J.
Hand h Co., White 4 Elder.
SAN FRANCISCO Mes,r Flint. Peabody, 4 Co, Hussey
Bond Hale Chas. Doane ESQ., J. II. Lyon ESQ.
BosroN-Nessrs Ammi c. Lombard Esq, Il. b. Brigham
Co, GliddeB h williams.
CArroN-Nye. Perkins 4 Co.
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sNTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice Ia her Shy given that tho following petit
tion presented In tho Board Aldermen To
Abe sidewalk fronting the lot Of Forty frat direct and
Sixth and hundred feet the side thereof
Also the following resolution To fsR sidewalks In Tiff
teenth street. between Fifth Sxr where not
tagged. ALL persons Interested having objections
rtheto requested TO present thcm in wrnS 70 the
knM JAS. FVREY. Street Com missioLsr.
NsW yoxk, Mag Y lsdo
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STUYvEaANT FIRE INSURANCE C0.-oEEICEs, iN
~ Bowepv. Broeno street. under tbe How
and % val 500 This company insure
against eose damage by fra dwelling houses and fnru
tara warehouses; and merchandise fAotorios
port d. the most favorable terms ALI losses VOL
tn0IedSAEeay a1iaeted end promptly paid.
FREDERICK X, LEE, President.
SAMUEL WILLxTS Woe Pyesis sAA
Brns. PsNvs, Secretary.
John Cox, Surveyor.
FB-ApriicstIcns for Insurance In ,nia csmpsuy ma,
y I.n va ns.a RisAAr1ssa. ~ Ne Aesa1k sAss =
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TVHI NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
feu0winG.- "
ATLANTIC. Captain WssA
fACHIC. ...................C Captain Nye.
AkCTlC. .....................C Captain Luce.
1ALTlC Captain Csmstook.
ADkIATIC. ................. Captain -.
These ships having but by contract expressly for
government service every
In their snenesto strength speed
and their for passengers unequaed of
Pco Of passage New York Liverpool In nrst oaba
SlzO In second cabin 49, Exclusive Of extra
room. 500.
From Liverpool 10 New York ESQ and Els
An experienced surgeon attached TO each ship.
No bofths secured until paid for.
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3(NORPORATI0N N0TICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE.
by given to the owner or owners occupant or occupants
ected thereby that the following have been
completed the Assosos and edged in the office of
Interested, viz For building in Greenwich street.
from yandam Charlton streets Tho limits embraced by
mont include all the houses and lots
round vacant lots Pieces and parcels Of land situated
both edes Of Green Reh street from No 5 and Van dam
teet to Charlton street. All persons whose interests
Effected by the above named sessments and who
to the either present
heir obeetiGns in writing to the undersgned at their
hate Of this notice. WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL, y
Office Bureau Of Assessments Street Department May
III
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CORPORATION kOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given that petition has been presented in the
Beard Aldermen for the extension of the
G. through Fourteenth street TO the East All
interested in the above and hsvng there
TO- requested to present the writing TO tue Con
tract Clerk, at this Office, on or before May 18th.
NICHOLAS DEAN,
May 1883 President, Croton Aqueduct Department.
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LuCAI. NOTTCEA


TN THE COURT FOR RELIEF OF INsO4vENT
Debtors at Sngapors.-In the after Of James Henry
Adams and William Dreyer surviving partners Of H. q.
ogos and lately carrying on essn ss IN Sngapore as
psDy hereby given, that upon read
ing the petition Of the above to
the said court the s0th day Of November 1t
that day ordered by the said court that the further hearing
Of the said petition be Monday tho third April
the year Lord thousand eight hundred and atty
four and that unless be shown the
the last mentioned day the said then respect
lively DISCHARGED personally and that their after cqured
property should also be DISCHARGED all liability
debts claims and demands Of and
ut the time OF filing their petition for relief
H. G. CALDWELL, Chief CLERK, singapore
CHIEF Clerks Once, Singapore 81 January, 1853.
r. G. WOODS, Law Agent for the Insoivents.
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NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-To CONTR AC-
~ tors-Sea1ed proposals. endorsed Propo Ia for
IN Fifty fourth will be received At hs Of the
Croton Aqueduct De until the I'D day of
Nay 1858 at 2o'olock M, TO build with the
receiving basins and ouyerts in Fifty fourth street
from the in Third to point 50 feet
east Of Fourth being in about s0 The plan
Of the and specifications for the building of the
and all other inform alton relating thereto be obtained
ON application to the Water Purveyor At this ONCE.
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Az aeduot Department.
Nav York MAJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-17

THE GIPSEY GIRL, THE SEVENTH DAUGHTER OF
the Gipsey family. would inform tho public that she
be consulted this week at 80 Walker street.
from "a to p NJ in regard to tho past present and
narl arf for adie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-17

pEMoyAI--PIERCE & BARTLE, TAILoRs. AND I'M
por.ers 2. goous ana dealers IN every variety
ing Their customers and the public that they have removed
from 600 20 COS broadway near Houston street opposite
the Metropolitan Hotel whore They have opened with
almost entire stock Of goods aud having increased
their Hcties for doing susneso prepared fill all
orders with prom pine 50 and despatch
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DAUL JULIEN'S GRAND CONCERT, AT THE NEW
Athenum Hall, of Atlantic and Clinton streets
Brooklyn Thursday evening 18th inst assisted by the
beautiful vocalist Miss Hedretta Bertrand and several
other eminent artists Admission 80 Reserved seats
ST. to be secured AZ the Athenaum Office up stairs the
18th and 18th inst also at the music OF William Han
Son. 239 Broadway, New York. and of Paul X. WetzeL
23 Fulton street Brooklyn Can be had also at the door
the night Of the concert.
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NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTHENT.-ToC oNTRAC-
torsseaied proposals. endorsed Proposal for sewer in
Thirty ninth street. will be received at the once Of the
roton Aqueduct department until Monday, the go day
f May 1853 at IL O'Clock, M to build sewer with the
ecsssary receiving basins and cuverts IN
Of Ninth being in length about 7l9 feet The
Of the sewer for tho building Of he
ame and information relating thereto be OBJ
aimed application to the Water at this oihos
President Of the Croton Aqusduot Department.
YorkM Nav 1881
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CTREET DEPARTMENT NO 4HALL OF RECORDS
Public notice hereby given that the petitions
have been presented in the Board Il AdermenTo pave
Forty third street, from Broadway TO Fifth avenue Also,
the following resslutonTo pave Forty ond street.
tween Fifth and sixth avenues. All persons !nterested
TO tho undersigned at his office before she Goth
May inst. JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioner.
May 10, 1853.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-17

A USTRALIA-CLIPPER LINg-FOR MELBOURNE,
~ and Port Phiiif.Ths I packet ship VIOLA now
land and sail 25th May The above ship having Of hor
engaged and only taking limited number of
gers will be ready advertised For balance Of freight
passage a. low rates, apply At once to WIN DUgAN,
~ South street, or 10 ARKELL ELLIOTT, H6 Pearl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-17

MUSEUM OF EGYPTIAN ANTIQUITIES, STUYvE-
l SAINT Institute, GO Broadway-Now the
valuable collection of Pharaonc and Ptoemac remains
just direct from Egypt and formed by Abbott
residence Of upwards Of twenty In the East
Admission @ nts Catalogues for sale at the Open
during the day and evening.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT. NO HALL OF RECORD2-
- Sealed proposals will be received at this Office until
Saturday Olaf inst TO regulate set and reset curb and
gutter In Thirytxth street from Tentb to Hudson
river; sidewalks Of Second avenue from Tenth to
Fourteenth streos Specifications to be had application
to the Contract Clerk OF this department
JAMES FUREY, Street Com missioner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-17

AIDES RIGHTS ONE HUNDRED YEARS HENCE,
IL Mt the St Charles Theatre of the
funniest productions put the stage 1t up
after the style Of MITCHELL OF the old Olympic and
ceived with shouts OF laughter from the rise to the fall Of
the curtain. onight Robinson To0dles who
be the best in that character that has appeared
De-;
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REMOVALS.

REMOVALS.
~>~s.~~~>>~>~.>~~>>>rS>>>
~ JOLLY's STEAM SECURING ESTABLISHMENT,
W late ig2 broadway has removed to as BroOme
door from Broadway, east side.
DR. LEA HAS REMOVED TO STATEN ISLAND
- where lie will practice his profession lie refers Doc
tors Johnson Frances and Wood Of Now York House
Office stapleton, third doer from Seamaas Retreat.
TAMES PRENTICE, LATE OF 1916 BROADWAY HAS
- removed his business OF MRthen atical instrument
mandatory to No. Chambers street. east OF Broadway
r BRENNANi& cO-NoTICE OF REMOyAL.-J u.
81 Co., Importers Of wide silks satin goods &C. have
removed from No Cedar to ? katharine street. and the
fresh arrangements suoh will the stretet at
tenton TO all orders they may BIO favored with
j. BRENNAN & co.
co., Catbarne street, New York
3S High street, Manchester, England;
80 Aidermanbury, London do.
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A USTRALIA-P1ONEER NINETEENTH SHIP OF
"A this line.The following have arrived at Port Philip:
Revenue in 100 days; EpamRondas in los days; Ocean
Eagle days; with upwards 600 passengers aad only
case Of ckness The Nimrod succeeded By the entirely
burthen which having hs greater portion Of
from her faultless model the Sea Ranger will make shorter
passage than vessel advertised for Australia not
excepting steamers Price of passageFirs cabin 800
second cabin s25 s4o steersge taken
No berth secured until at least third Of the
money is paid. For passage, apply to
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fIHRISTYS OPERA HOUSE, sT2 BROADWAY, ABOVE
~ Grand etOpeD night during the week. under
the sole direction supervision Of r Christy
been received vita by highly fashona
be audiences Tickets - oeHts Doors open at to
MeDcc NJ O'Clock
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nR wnLIkM WARD, NO 10 CANAL STRlB1,
H. exactly one door Of Broad 0hos hours froG
O'clock AN. till 10 O'Clock Pm DE-. Wu. Ward esp.
suate Of Edinburg Scotland
HYGIAsTIKA.-A SPEEDY AND CERTAIN CuRe
III for neuragia Ito dolorcuK, t00thaohs hsaAs
schc and rheu sssm IN the head and sure preventive
childhood during the period Of tseting has been di.oo{
necklace to be worn next the skin by the patient
eminent German physician discovered the virtues Of
valuable medicines q which tho bead, Of necklace
eftls public is not therefore called 70 quaek msdios
but mcdca mont recommended by OF the epk
pent Of the asusy as powerful acting thrss
reliof and efectng permanent Patients
twenty onr hours trial Of the medicsted
TO prescription find rcof at the CLOSE Of that
Rod by immediately returning the SANE receive the
money, SCbUFFkER MULDENER 81 Beaver stresA
TESTIMONY do hereby certify that the composition p
the mcdicated necklace offered by Schunner Muidsn
Of such nature as to unfsnsy produce the most stss
tori rosults. u. BkAUNLICu, NJ ~,
No. 2s5 Henry street. Brooklyn..
For sale by tho proprietors No. 81 Beaver street Price
M LAMONT, PARIS AND LONDON PHYSICIAN
M and Surgeon, be consulted from III WI " rs
aud from six till nine u tho evening at ~ hesde see
corner of Broadway.
ITO THE PUBLIC.-THoSE WHO suFFER FkOn
rheuma tsm will well TO call on DR. Gelbards her
st 20 How ard street. who hss cured me OF rhe um
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CTREET DEPARTMENT NO. 4HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice 10 hereby given, that the following
have been presented in the Bosrd of Assistant Adar
To grade and set curb and gutter in Forty nth
street. between Fifth and Sixth avenues 10 regulate and
grade Nneeth street between Third and Fourth avenues
sidewalk Of street or the
of Second to hundred feet east said street.
All persons interested having objcctious thereto
auested TO present them In writing 20 the at
his once, On Or before the 22d day ot Nay, inst.
JAS FUkEY. Street Commissioner
New York May H. 1853
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nR, WARD CAN BE CONSULTED DAILY AT Hn
~ old established Office Canal street, door aaSe -
Broadway Hours Of attendance, from o'clock A. T. -
PIP. NJ, Sundays excepted
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

A N AGENT OR PARTNER WANTED.-THE UNDER
n signed being assured from experience and 1.-The highest
surgical authority that his recently improved aad
supporters the only Instruments pied to the ca
tons Of hernia will dispose Of the agency for this city
will take partner competent to the OF
business Apply to j. NJ. SANDEKSON, No. Barclay
SIR
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CRYSTAL PALACE


EtRTSTAL PALACE--fO TnE kXHIBIT0KS-W&
arc prepared ~ ekeeate all orders in lithosapy fst
inventors, machisists, orers, &c EAucy ssv
sards printed in snt In the European styles Plans sne
Cravings made In tie noat perfect manner Win aesesen
and the nosa rsAsops HE tcrms MICHELIN SHAT
TUCK 22b FSltep street. corner Of Greenwich.
syRYSrAI. PAkACE AND JERSEY CITY FERRY-A
W line stages will start from ths above places every hye
mn,es during day evening passing through areen
wi and Christopher Streets vtoh and Scysnh ave-
10 Forty and sixth avenue this bcng the
most direct the Crystal Palace and the following
taten IsIsrs KIPP BROWN. Pre- prietora
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EyOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-THE UNITED
IL states mail steamship FRANKLIN, Jas. A. Wotton,
commander will leave for Havre touching at Southampton
to land the mails and Saturday Juno at IL
o'clock, from pior No. North river Prico Of passage
s Luggage mot wanted during the voyage should b sent
ohandise will be received board after Thursday
For freight or passage apply to
MORTfMER LIVINGSTON, Agent. No. So Broadway.
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THE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAM
ship Company in tend sailing their favorits steamships
- FROM PHILADELPHIA.
City OF Glasgow. ANA Saturday May II.
City of Manchester. Observation-Disclosures. June IL.
City of Glasgow. ..................... July Q.
- FROM LIVERPOOL.
City OF Manchester ,,.,.,... wednesday Nav 49,
City OF Glasgow June 3.
City Of Manchester .......... July 8.
Saloon, $780, SG5 and $55 ordng to state rooms3
limited number Of third class will be TAKEN
and found with comfortably cooked provisions, for
$50. to Liverpool S35 from Liverpool.
Parties wishing Ia bring out their friends obtain certi
of passage and drafts the Bank
OF 81 sterling and upwards Handbs be had at the
Office Of THOMAS RICHARDSON, Agent,
No. Is Brosdwsy
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A UsTRALIA AUSTRALIA !l.CABIN PASSAGE
IA only.-For Sydney drect-Will have immediate des-
patch.The splendid clipper ship INDIAN QUEEN,
Capt VIM H. c. Drummond, ooppercd and copper fastened
and fleet saer having all her cargo engaged going on
board will sail for sydney direct pnncu1y as above and
cabin passengers The cabin is ted mp in remarkably
convenient and tasteful 1t is calculated the Indian
Qneen will make the voyage extraordn
Of time To berths early application must be made
board. at pier No. ~, East river, to
w. x J. T. TAPSCOTT 4 CO., sc South street.
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EOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.-THE U. s.
mail steamer HERMANN, x. Higgins. ~. 8. NJ
commander will sail for Bremen touching at
to Land the mails and for England and France
Saturday, May r. ut o'clock p. NJ, from pier No.
North river Price Of passage-
In first cabin main saloon $20
In frat cabin, lower saloon 100
In second cabin. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. go
experienced surgeon is attached to steamer All
letters must through che Post Once Specie delivered
in Hsyre and London For passage freight applyt
Tho strame, Washnston will snceesd tbe Hermann ana
aAil &.
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RURTONs.-MR. AND MRS. DYoTT RESPECTFULLY
ID their benefit for Wednesday, May 49, First
time these two ysars Of Mortons comedy of TOWN AND
Reuben Genroy, Mr. Dyott; Resale somers Miss E. Ray
mond; Mrs Gehroy Mrs Dyot For full particulars see
small bills. Box book now open.
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Notice to Hous ekeepers. d

,4NOG4SS W
NEW.CA1IPEEs At sREDUCRDP RIOIsR, 4,
1R5 5l00SYARDS of Carpets at No. 49, Main street
lOsOON The fully informs hiscus
toners and the pnbS that he just returne
nom the east and Is no1y best
ever otered city, ri6ing almost eSery yaratyI
style and qunt that be Eastern
from the finest English Vevets down Common 4ea
pet been selected with and puI
chased under the most BILE which wi
IN city Those In want of good
yards, with f6o different varying prit
rom J2Jc.to sc per yard. y Isif s5es Il Il
a scptiJsas1 ~ st C. HARBOUR, no. 143e Main at.
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!. n. AMMAN: 8. MAeuIRE. T. REYNoLDs
Amman, NHaguirei and co..

CLkTE OF FtcubBERLhEDyiMD.Dt
Forwarding and j; Commission Merchants
isaE sl,3Fitt,y Mo. ,57sl MAIN STREET,
80 Wheeling, Va.
~w1 give prompt attention to consignment From
their experience in The Commission Forwarding
business they prepased to oner facilities e thai
cineInnati Gazette and Louisville Journal COW 5Ts
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:, = - - 3. NEW FIRM. =
Dyeing to live !
FIRTH & DAY.

Seuenth ST, three doors from DR.. Tappan's,
4 Il STEuBENvILLE,5 OHIO.
Would inform the citizens Wheeling and vicinity that
they have commenced the oIoring Rusin ess
Lades sppareis Gentieen,s Goats Pants Vests
~ et = 80
q eEtSE E1sf3fjs Fancy Goiors Fss 4s..
shade got mp eatal;to new Ribbons. shavsls,
done on tho shortest notice, and oneasy terms
haye been made with the steamer
RoouA receive and deliver articles and packages for
t.ssi 10 i1g ~ ss9tg ~ JAS Z. FIRTH
sertfls Sssss5S sfn0A s III Joseph DAY.
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THE UNION OF TWO FOND HEARTSI
- -EiAIIGsRIII.X Y REI1lESrlEIIa.-..

HAUGHTILY REJECTED
nNE bright glorious Jupiter ndoenty recned
W in his palace oil Olympus, the Diana entered
her beaatcuus lace wreatted III smiles beNItching
the knee of tile indulgent God besost him grant
her peTmSSlo OH TO lead l- .'fEIEEFT - L
sc ,5gL LIFE PERPETUAL, ,vlRGIHIrYI--g
Her compliant Sire assented to that request,
ge SIBKEN BONDS OF wEDLoCK,
We find the charming Goddess choosing the nspid OF
spotes Virgin, and in the masculine pleasures of the
chase more transport than in the raptures
conmIbial bliss T' - ''.4 -
-" 'Hcr H.Grenty Form too h1ughtiIysEe PriSsd,'
And strangely enough preferred the
Seer with horns OF Gold that fed Mount
rarrhasus on the hOwery banks OF the dark pebb.e
druS,' TO a sateof
u. d. domestic happiness, the only bliss
vg OfParadise that survived the fall.'
Such CHOICE although supported by the prestige
Goddess Diana the public is fully assured,ls entirely
upolal 10 the lnollnattuns off,. =-. I'D .+-Fft,
THE TRULY FORTUNATE. AND FAR FAMED
lf ELLEN LOTTERY AGENTS. d BANKERS,
lei PYFER e co..
~ No. 1 Light Street, Baltimore, Nd.
They unlisgusedly in favor the U,iion and their
pl collections for both Eorciblyi
lustrated than in the Month oi March; 1853 will be
RICH AND RAKE FORTUNES!
The Old Established House still unprecedented
in the sale OF Splendid Prizes. -1 Es7J-. tiiG
S4S COB, in package OF Halves sent to Tennessee.
S35O0., in package OF Or. Tickets, sent % Penn.
$4,000, iii package ofVholes, sent 10 S. Ca DINA.
$4,000, in package OF Half Tickets sent to Georgia.
S1S656, in package of Halves, sent to S. Carolina.
$4,000, in package OF Quarters, sent to Virginia.
Sg,21i in package ofiW hole Tickets sent to Penn.
l. G-1sBe to address for handsome Prize,
PYFER & Co, No. Lishtst. Bait.
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FOR APRIL, 1853, t..,,.,H
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-28
$4,000 dollars.
Susquehnnna Canal
$4,000 dollars.
Magnificent lottery to be
drawn April 30.
Grand Consolidated


etC. cIC. etC.
tickets $40; Packages $3.50
EHalyes and quarters in
PROPORTION. ". D = III