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

Summer HINTS -Becbe q Co, FnahlOnnbIU
Hscrs No l6 Broadway respectfully solicit atten
ton of the public to their assortment OF exceedingly light
and beautiful white Rocky Mountain Beaver Hats Their
Of and light cashmere and straw hats and
caps, is also full and complete.
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Patent Sewing Machines of every vnrietv

making and superior stitch No shuttle Is used and
the threads tied together at each stitch in Of the
greatest beauty and STRENGTH which will not rip whom
third stitch cut Price $50 to $3.50 Come
them with certificates using hundreds
store, % Chambers street. GLOVER, BAKER co, pa
tent md propr
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Roughly tested for three years. and has been
found fault With. Its operations in removing all impur
the sim pie and eecua vinoing all
tehoiders of It's utility Call at No. 3l6 Broadway and
anime 1t for yourself
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cal consideration Of our Legislature. and we
trust that Mr.. Cooley will seize upon the first
occasion to initiate general railroad life in
urance law
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-17

Keep COol.-Our Zephyr Undershirts and
drawers sre Just the thing for this purpose Gentlemen
sze and quality in merino, silk Isle &c Call see
IRA PEREGO & SON, 81 Nassau street.
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temen asked to this now and peculiar It's
tout ensemble Of perfection It's equal has never been
offered while its cost wiz insure it's adoption hat
Fo sbion Astor House, Broadway.
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Our Readers will bear In mind that Me-
street. selling shirts nndersrts suited to
the cheaper than they purchased
down town The shirts which he furnishes to
not be excelled in the United States. Mark that
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-17

Extraordinary Attracti0n.-The new Boot
and shoe store of E. BROOKS at No 576 Broadway ID,
the centre of ninual attraction Beautiful slippers ties
for the ladies' and boots and shoes for
the gents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-17

dry goods ll Grand street. Mulberry near
Centre rket Fifty thousand dollars worth Of goods
from auction Very heavy yards wide table linen only
yard .nperfne double dsmasL do do two yards wide,
4 and A. 3D. yard elegant double damask
es yard worth S. beautiful snowdrop figured large
size linen napkins 49, d. large size towels los
heavy husabuek teweing H. yard fine shifting mslins
linen cambric Handkerchief Is apiece; beautiful French
lawns, only Is. a yard, warranted fast colors.
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Supe, Tor Under Garmonts. Gloves nnd Fyo-

Of the and select of
American English Scotch French, and will al
ways be found at reasonable prices at ADAMS Hosiery
ard Under Garment Mandatory No SOL Broadway oppo-
site Metropolitan Hotel and Nibo's Garden.
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y refined put in fagons dozen each also Bordeaux
wines ariety of good sound wines and wines tho
ces grades in dozen each landing
from Bordeaux, for sale by
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-17

gin the consumption of which the community Of its
production exceeds all other sprituous distations
tned has attained immense popularity in the United
Delicious beverage its purity endorsed by
Sir Ashley Cooper 1t Ia the whole medical
faculty OF Great Britain and Of the most emnent ply
rican this prescribe it in of disease
1t put in quart bottles stamped with the proprctors
name and securely packed in Of dozen each
EDMUND G. CHARLES, No. Park place.
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/" MingIe Spirits, Grave and Cay

Elm ostle each other side and except at
KNOWS hat wareroom where the ciergymen, attracted
bher by the Anniversary week. seeking to render their
visit profitable by patronsng him. congrsgate aily TO- the
almost total exclusion Price of his
hat only ST. and his salesroom at lS Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-17

built that house" Arrah, Paddy, name you carried
the bricks" II made that y says jour tailor
~ AIDE that coat" ssys tailor cutter You arS both
of 1873 broadway paid the and provided all the
erias designed The pattern and show you
cutter tailor how to cut fit and correctly
by my printed rules and written specifications any
cvabc garment requisite in the department Of tailoring
Answer, who made that coatt;t
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Canal street Carpet Store, No. 40 CA,


street. A. PETERSON co. call the attention their
friends TO the stock Of and elegant carpetnz just
ceived from the most celebrated anufacto
tapestry velvet Brussels three ply, and Ingram also
&c &c.
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".
only place in New York where large and general
Icnt of music and musical instruments purchased
cheap for cash Twenty in location out
well present BY MiLLET Importer $50 Broadway.
agent for Watts Antidote.
Lightning Rods, Of all Descriptions, Include
ingJ Boyers glass isolated rods which acknowledged to
the safest in Prices from ten
tive cents foot everything included and put on tie
buildings. Office No. Nassau street.
j. H. HOLMAN, Architect agent.
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Crystnl PnIncc Cnrnets, nj Hiram AndersOn,s

eight spacious ales rooms No. 99 Bowery. Magnificent
OF Administer Turkey aud Mosaic carpets fone
entire piece Mosaic rugs table and piano
carpcting imported expressly for exhibition at the New
York Crystal Palace Aso Hares celebrated English floor
painting Also English and American imperial thIeepiy
grain espstng at 3Oc 400 c Co., 70c and 7jc yard;
oileoths at Is Cd 3s s. Cd and g. and os per yard
Also pieces Mankng Gowqun white and chock fancy
mating, of q splendid quality, remarkably cheap.
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MALLS for Europe.

New York. Tueseiny, May II, 1853.
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known Ii. L. FOSTER Wholesale and retail clother u
Cortandt street New York lie has customers all
the Union and and fabrics to suit every state New
full suit made to order in twelve hours and
pointing An immense variety Of ready made clothing
superior quality moderate in price, Call and the
novelties at n Cortlapdt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-17

ate nton Of the ladies Of New York his splendid ass
of rich embroidered mantlas which, for
elegance by that have been
this season
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PIarofortes az Great Barrains-At Il

music and piano rooms Of HORACE WATERS 1888
Broadv of Anthony street The following
pianos will be sold At low prices-Two made by
Hows three by Chckering three by Barmore
ford Rusk one by Bennett Co.. by Newhall;
stoddaIt and one by Glenn Also splendid assortment
Of Gilbert Co.'s pianos with and without TIE celebrated
Eolan Also, ten second hand pianos prices
$780, New panofortes and melodeons to let Pianos for
sale and m nthly pav Is taken
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BURTONas THEATRE Chambers street-hAsnIEp LDr
A Lazy asD GrNrLEsAs ~ PECULIARLY fEaPLEA-
avc Parp1oAsrsr-LovK Law AND PHysIc.
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NATIONAL THEATRE. chatham street.-the Altman ASr
IIIs Doe-srRAssf YsTQRr,
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AMUsENKNTs THIS EVENING.

BOwERy rBEArsE, Bowery-sAprLASr- ma
OIvEk-IsEhENT-G sELLE.
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ST CHARLES THEATRE. so~ery--rgE TooDLEs-
LApIIs' RisaTs- DID You EVER SEND iouR WiTE oU1
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SATURDAY, Jan. S-6 IN.
We do not see my ahatement in the speculative
feeling in the Sta C4.ket. Prices were not 20 Arm
as at the close y.acaay. AT TIE first board Aori
Canal advanced per cent; Phoenix Coal Com
pany, l.; New Ha,er AID New London Railroad, !.
Reading Railroad d, !iued per cent; Great kOrtheyu
Lead, i Harlem, Hudson Rivtr Railroad, /; Mica.
raga Transit l. 1T tie second board better feeling
prevailed, and hi;lrr prices were realized. Ncsrar
qua Transit advice Phoenix Coal Company, If
Hudson River k,r.ad, 4; Erie Railroad, Ii Long
Eand,4 Their ". more active inquiry to-day, for
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company, and large
sales were made. ~ government, State stocks, and
railroad bonds, tra tons were only to moderate
extent, without clai,c in prices
The receipts at tie Office of the Assistant Urea.
surer of this port, day, amounted to $l59I32 "a:
payments, $3.50 ;.-halance $500, 230 IL.
The amount of specie exported from this port, foe
the week ending January sth inclusive, was $55 ,04,
of which $45 900 went to Havre The steamship
Atlantic, for Liverpool, to-day had no specie on
freight.
The steamship Daniel Webster, of the Nicaragua
Transit line, at New Orleans, from San Juan, bringa
fourteen days later news from California The com.
mercial accounts are favorable and important,
Prices for breadsuff and provisions have advanced
considerably, but the markets were not active. The
mail steamer from San Francisco for Panama, had
about two millions of dollars on freight besides d
large amount in the hands of passengers We shall
receive in few days. this remittance by the steamer
from Aspnwall.
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company have de.
clared scmi-annual dividend Of four per cent.
The Bank of Kentucky, five per cent; the Bank
of Louisville, seven per cent, including an extra
dividend Of two per cent; the Mechanics Bank Of
Louisville, five per cent; the Firemen's Insurance
Company, of Louisville, ten per cent.
The quantity of coal sent from Cumberland, by the
Chesapeake and Ohio canal during the year 1852;
was So ,766 tons; and by the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad 25661s-m making total of 800 1884 tons.
The whole number Of transient passengers on the
Long Island Railroad, December 1851, was IA ,499.
Total receipts for the same month, sl2,S33 o. For
the corresponding month of 1852 there were Ia ,750
passengers and the receipts amounted to SIS 352 IS,
making the receipts for December, 1852, $2.5Is IS
more than the corresponding month in 1861.
The importatons into this port to-day (January 81
are as follows
Beer-309 casks. Bleaching Powder-16 casks. Coal
154 railroad wagon loads Cement-6 casks Drugs-1l
casks regulus anmoDy cases gum arabac, 500 caskS
ash 10 barrels arsenic 250 kegs bcarbOnate Soda
200 boxes chemicals Dry Goods-95 packages per York.
town; 5s4 packages per Great Western. Fax6 barrels.
Fish-1O2 barrels mackeel TOT barrels herring Grain
4207 bushels oats IronS40 bars railroad iron IL O6l
bars, $3.50 bundles 1856 tons pig OILS casks, casks
cod oil 100 casks lin eed Seed-37 casks. Steel $50
bundles. Salt, $50 sacks Tn-500 boxes Nnc-l0Q
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We have to announce the death Of this gen.
tleman, which event took place last night at
about twenty minutes before eleven O'Clock, at
his house 4l6 Broome street, in this city. The
cause we understand was brain fever, with
which he was attacked on last Monday evening,
up to which time he was in perfect good health.
The performances at the Bowery theatre, Of
which he has for about thirty years, with some
few interregnums been the successful and pop
ular manager, were not concluded when the sad
intelligence arrived. The suggestion accompa-
nying the announcement, that the performance
might be discontinued was unanimously acqui-
esced in by his patrons and friends, who imme-
diately separated.
Mr.. Hamblin first appeared in this country on
the 18th April. 1926, in Philadelphia in the
character of Macbeth and played during the
engagement successfully, Rolla, Virginius, and
William Tell He very shortly afterwards be-
came manager Of the Bowery, and his career
since has been identified with that establish
ment.
1t is said that the sudden death of Mr..
Seguin, with whom Mr. Hamblin was for many
years on terms of close intimacy and friendship,
had very great effect upon his spirits, and
materially tended to induce the fatal result
which it is our painful task to announce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-09
Personal Intelligence.

Arrivals at the politan:--Capt Chas d. Roy,
Montreal j. Il. Lppncott y. Sprague, Jr. philadel-
pha; r. = Denny, Mass; Col. W. u. johnson, Gin
cinnati; }. n. Kinkead. st. Louis; Il. Markham,
British Army; Dr. Young, New jersey; Henry Vail
Troy; De Witt Clinton, West Albany; y. +. Warner,
Springfield; M. Brown, Michigan; James Grass,
Washineton; Samuel II. Gregory Boston: T.. J.
Baldwin, Buffalo; N. p Howell, Sag Harbor; q. w.
Laor Utica; f. u. Whitney Philadelphia.
Al the Howard.A. II. Otis Boston; VIM Smith
Tenn; J. u. Hicks, Memphis 7. Chase, Providence;
w. +. Perkins Castleton; 3. f. Bemis Springfield;
j. Thompson, Texas; J. Uollister, Savannah; Capt.
French Maryland Hon. John Clark, Northampton;
$ Z. Caniek, Nashville; b. y. David, Amherst; II.
+. BsTows nass.
At the Astor.-A. Richards. Troy r. Carter, AL.
bany; B. Huntingdon, Rome; ID. Banks, s. Harding,
y. Stevens, Boston; y. Randall KY; Col. Lalley
Gardner; Capt. Blanchard, Portland; H. X, Banks,
), 7. David, Charleston; y. Bush, Providence.
At the Americ0n--A. Aubers, Mobile: =. Sher-
man, New York; i. Bun, J. w. Seayer, W. II. Cor.
man, Boston; b Grut, Providence; VI. w. Falls
California; W. r. johnson, 4. s. Navy; Il. Jones
U. = Navy; w. q. Bell. London.
Rev. George Stons Of this city, il announced to
preach IN Buffalo to-day, and to give a lecture in
that city every evening IN the present week.
Mr.. James NJ Whelpley Of Albany who was to
sail from Philadelphia the It'll inst in the City Of
Glasgow for Europe, it IL said intends TO make Q
tour 81 the continent % foot
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FROM PORT AT PLATTE.-By the arrival Of the
brig Gypsy, Capt. Boyd we have advces from Port au
Plat, TO Dec. a. and Turks Island, Dec. "a. Bust
ness was dull. The market was stocked and the to.
bacco season was over. Gen. Santa AHA had been
elected President Several seanen from st. Tho.
mas have died OF black vomit. Government had
seized Portuguese schooner lying in the har-
Dor in distress, suspicion Of being a SLAYER
and sent her to the City of St. Domingo. The
crew were forced to march through under guard To
the city for examination The last accounts notice
the deaths Of two Of them from fatigue Flour was
selling at &c. lumber ga, rice 7c., Goldfish &C., mack
erel, No. 2, SC.
At Salt Key, Turks Island there were no vessels
in port. There is no important news. Salt is scarce
and selling at 12bc.
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Marine Affairs.

TnE STEAMSHIP ALABAMA, for Savannah did not
leave yesterday, her usual day Of sailing, owing 70
the delay in her arrival here, caused by the recent
severe gale. She will take her departure tomorrow
afternoon, at o'clock.
DEPARTURE OF THE ATLANTIC. The United
States mail steamship Atlantic, Captain West, left
Mt noon yesterday Tor Liverpool with forty-fye pas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-09

white spotess skin and complexion Or beautiful hair,
try the reduced price Of two hing two fine articles
for the hair and kinJones coral hair restorative and
Italian chemical soap They really lovely in their ef
feet and cheap now, too, that rich poor bay
them Sold at tie depot Jones lily white for ladies' at
one shilling now 400 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-09

To the Travelling Community. = RECON-
mended by the Medical Faculty Of New York Philadelphia
and physicians generally in the United StatesWolfe
recommended to all persons residing travelling in the
Southern and Western States demonstrated pre-
vente of those arrangements Of the stomach and bowels
produced the water Of those regions and supenducng
the cholera, ague, remittent and bilious fevers
chiefly peculiar to them. Put up in quart and pint
bottles neatly labelled and wrapped with the fac sime
OF the propretors signature For sale by the principal
druggists and grocers in the city and United States
CDOIPHO WOLFE Importer No. % Beaver street
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Loyet,s uWnhpeno,, Office M Chambors

street for changing gray hair TO ts original color and
curing badness. All that LOVET says in his pamphlet ON
the third page headed Read and be convinced ia true
II has not been refuted in any particular, although
tempted and he Is ready TO prove all his statements
when called upon 30 do so by those whom may
Agents for Loyet's WabpeneRice a Smith TT Broad
way NJ. II. Thistle, No. Maiden lane Boce Il Smith,
Canal street
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ADJUSTMENTS TOMORROW EVENING.

DOWERY THEATRE, wery-PUryAA-HEBREw Son.
BROADWAY THEATRE, Broadway-LA SosNANBrLA-
De FEB CoSsTASrSoPIR
RBLOS-DAUGHTER REGIMENT.
DURTON'S THEATRE. Chambers street-LAuGH AND
onow FAT-PARH AND LONDON.
NATIONAL THEATRE Chatham street-EvE OF WATER
Do0-GAIE BREEELy-SICIIIAS BRIDE
WALIACKS THEATRE Broadway-ScHoor FOR SCAN
AA-Two CAN PLAY THAT CANE
WHITES THEATRE OF VARIETIES, II and 10 Bowery-
LADY or LYoSs-THE TooDLn-RoUGH DIAMOND
AMERICAN M-Afternoon-GEsERALT TON THUMB
VILLAGE GOSSIP Eyening-GESERAL ToA THUxB-FoRTY
AMvnL
EELLER's SALOON, $50 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
eEORAAA, $50 Broadwsy-BASvAaD's PANORAMA rHR
nelY LAND.
Sc Broadway-MnrHAsIcAL EXHIBITION.
CHRISTY'S OPERA HOUSE, Az Observation-Disclosures
NnnIRMsY CHRsTY g MINISTRIES.
WOODS hINsTREIIS Woods Musical Hall, 4+4 Broad
way-ETMopIAN MssTRusY.
CIRCUS, 81 Bowery-EouETRIAS ENTERTAINMENTS.
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September 10th, 1851. - Manufacturers of bronze
ors gold half gold silver and metal leaf factory,
of Bond and Pacific streets Brooklyn Office No II Cedar
street New York beg to publish their greatly reduced
- hnn "a 200 81 80 less ten per cent discount per
pound on six months terms Our long and favorably
known bronze coors are extensively used for bronzng
etc. etc. and will compare favorably with any imported
article, although far far cheaper.
NEW YORK January 8. 1853
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avnn Deusen,s improved walpene.. Como

raj Depot 1913 Chambers street FOR changing gray
hair TO its first color, and preventing badness Van
Deusen has also pamphlet and has Just subioned to IL
supplement which he oilers his friends and the pub.
lie ample recitation Of any misstatement that may
lafe heen made aClnst lin q his improved Wapene.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-09

Mrs. Jervis' Cold Candy-Time-tested and
recommended by the first of the country for coughs
colds, hoarseness throat and other pulmonary
plants Clay, Taylor Benton Van Buren, and other dis
tngushed men, have recommended this really good
ticle, sold by Mrs w. JERvIS, 1856 Broadway; Zebcr
Third street below Chestnut Philadelphia and druggists
GENERALLY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-09

To California Ship Masters and Passengers.
Ship masters and passengers going to California
supply themselves with Wolfes Aromatic Schiedam
Schnapps by the box Of two dozen bottles EACH pns
and quarts The bottles neatly labelled and wrapped
and each bears the fac smile Of the propretors sigma
ture, without which the article is unquestionably
spurious. UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Importer No. % Beaver street.
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Men have been hanged In consequence Of the
repreve coming too late Almost every week gentlemen
dump themselves into the water at the ferries through
their reckless efforts to make up for lost time by blind
jump GREEN, No. Aston House. the well known shirt
maker celebrated much for his punctuaty for
the beauty Of his shirts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-09

Preservativc and Beautfcr is without parallel in the
history Of the toilet Both admit is value. IL.
application is surely followed by vigorous aud
luxurious growth Of hair the grey dawn ~ the rosy
sunrise, Manufactured and sold by CRlSTADoRA, No.
Astor House,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-09

of wigs pronounced the most perfect mitason Of
ture yet invented Those wanting very superior article
should call at BACHELORS celebrated wig factory. No
Wall street where be found the largest and best
assortment in the city. Copy the address.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-09

Cafharine Ferry.-Two New Boats will be
put this ferry this day. third is nearly ready
Instead OF the usual excursion trip to few friends the
propretors tender to their friends generally and the
public at large free passage to foot passengers Mon
day, the 10th inst, from six o'clock A. ~ to six P.
SMITH BULKLEY.
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Gouraud,s Liquid Hair Dye ID. Without

exception reservation the very best invented Be
Of pulled dyes. Equally celebrated is GoURAUDS
Medicated Soap for curing pmples freckles salowness
chaps roughness &c Poudre Subtle nproots hair from
any part Of the body Liquid Rouge, Lily White, and Hair
Gloss, at No. 81 Walker street, Broadway.
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THE MILITARY,


A A MEETING or THE H. L. STEVENS GUARD
n held at No. so Howery, on Monday evening Jau.
3 1853 the following resolutions adoped-That
do return most sincere thanks TO the ladies and gen.
uemen who presented with prizes on our fourth
annual target excursion, the 30th ult.-Mr IL f.
Stevens; Messrs Niles and Freely; Mr. Edge Of Jersey
city Mr.. $. W. Goudson Mr.. 4. o. Rourk, Mr. q. VIII
lams Mr. g. Clarke Mrs r. r. Xeomans, Miss O. liilfert,
Miss Squires, and Hiss g. DAVIS Also, to Mr. r Connor
Of No so Bowery Tor the splendid collation. served up fs
retsrn in Tie city,
WILLIAM SWEENEY, Captain
r. G. ANDERSON, Secretary.
4. BERWoIF Treasurer.
pAyTER GUARD-C0MpANY ORDER--NBW YORK,
ID January s, 1853 The members OF this corps a.s
directed to assemble at the company quarters Sunday
tho 9th instant at IL NJ, In fatigue cap overcoat and
uniform pantaloOns for the purpose Of escortng the New
York Volunteers. By order
GARRET DYCKMAN, Captain
JAMES WALLACE, Orderly. Commanding Company
TUE NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS ARE DIRECTED TO AS
4 semble at one r. NJ, this day Sunday, the 9th Jan
nary in full uniform 10 attend the funeral of A. Leonard,
OF Company G. BY order of
WARD B BURNETT Col comd'e
II. clrS, Acting Adjutant,
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A Phenomenon In Medicine. - Professor
MORSE'S nvigorating Elixir Cordial The eighth
der of the botanic world See advertisement in another
column.
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Hair Dye.-Batchelor's Celebrated Liquid
hair dye the best yet discovered for cooring the hair
whiskers the moment it is applied. The wonderful
case and certainty with which this favore and old esa
bshed hair dye performs is astonishing 1t is for sale
applied, at BACHELORS wig factory No Wall street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-09

Cal0ric Ship decentralization Dagucr-
reotypes Of this wonderful vessel may be in col
lection Copies for SALE Pictures taken stereoscopc,
inverted colored plain coored back grounds and
every style known in the art. MEADE BROTHERS, ar
lists and importers 233 Broadway opposite the fountain