The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-25

Knox's Hats.-Who has not heard OF Knox's
hats and what gentleman claiming TO possess tas:s ana
visit his establishment No 128 Fulton street, a. once,
and they will discover that for the low price 6 "a they
xnce that sold at other establishments at advance
en- tbis price of twenty per cent Remember this and
deal with KNOX
Spring Annousscement.-Knox d James Will
their style of Gentlemens Hats on Thursday
morning Feb. "a Price four dollars combination OF
vk experience and taste has produced artclefor the
present that the world Of fashion canaot fail to
its conception and in the highest degree creditabe
evidence OF the rapid advancement we have made in the
manufacture Of the hat Knox James, Judged by this
production have the ability and the will and certain
ly destined to become our leading hatters Their sales
il in Captain Degroots hotel Of Spring
street and Broadway directly opposite the Collamore
House.
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I Have You seen IL .-Those who have seen
the elegant Spring style of hat introduced by the peo
pies Haters pronounce it superior in point Of beauty
Of style richness OF materials and elegance of workman
ship to any hat issued this Seeing is believing
Prieess4 and 49, Call at the Hat Finisher Union No.
II farH row, opposite Aston House.
Spring Clothing, made mp In the most FASH
sonable and durable manner possible can at all times De
procured on advantageous terms for cash. at H. l. fos
TERS clothing establishment n Cortlandt street A
large stock of winter clothing which will be sod at great
y reduced prices.
Arnouxs, Diapers and IaiiOrs, 3O3 Broad-
way corner Duane street wife attention to their stock
Of new STYLE spring goods comprising cloths cassmeres
and vestngs in every variety We think we are prepared
to offer larger and better assortment of DDS than
heretofore and having made additions to cutting de
paItmen enabled to serve our customers with mole
than ordinary despatch.
That "Timc was made for Slaves'' ls a
Fools Axom-It was made for enlightened use. Trades
sSe own os GREEN Aor HOUSES has twe
maxms-the first is to make the haudsomes shirts
that be made the second to deliver them the time
promised
Splendid Carpcting.-Smith d Lounsbery
s43 Pearl street. receiving in store per late
Yivah; large stock OF velvet tapestry Brussels three
Py, and ingram carpengs, Of chaste and elegant de-
signs which, having been purchased previous TO the
cent advances in prices they enabled to offer at very
great inducements.
chimes having recently been made renders these in
struments ahead of mechanical invention Of the age
and the proprieors Messrs NJ. Singer Co., having
been to great expense In purchasing machinery
pressy the manuac tory these chimes the
public that the machines shall hereafter have all the
latest improvements attached with perfect mechanical
accuracy and the once seeming difficulties are now re-
moved Call and examine mae lines at the principal
slhce 2bs Broadway. l. N. SINGER & co.
The Attention OF fine stitche,A or Sewers,
and the OF shirts and collars is respect
fully called to Wheeler Wilson Co.'s sewing machine,
patented June 10th, 1852, at 265 Broadway.
l.. BraudIes ~ Colby Letters Patent, Issued
September 10th, 1851 - Manufacturers OF bronze
lcr gold half gold silver and metal leaf factory corner
II Bond and Pacific streets Brooklyn office No IL Cedar
New beg 70 publish she gTeo ssdg ace
~ $780, So 2O0 81 So less ten per cent discount per
pound on six months terms. Our long and fsvorably
on, brass and wooden ware japanning label printing,
etc., etc., and will compare ayoraby with any imported
sxticle, although far, far cheaper
NEW YORK. January 8, 1863
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w. H. McDonald's Newspaper Advertising
House. No. 102 Nassau street, corner of AnnThe very
best papers from every part Of the Union and the Cana
das, received daily Best terms and fullest authority
and recommendations from the written signatures Of
the publishers.
The Arrival OF the Ship HendrieIx Hudson
from London, having board an invoice of Charles
London Cordial Gn viii enable those who could not get
their orders filed last week to what amount they
may require Office Of the Importer No. Park place.
o. 600 Wanted-by a Young Man that has
=. opportunity Of getting share in good Paying bust
Address Partner, Broadway Post Office.
Carr 4 Hicks, Stationery, having Removed
to No. 81 Nassau street. would respectfully call the
attention of their friends and the public generally to their
assortment Of blank books paper and stationery articles
ssock Bill heads cards. circulars, checks, &C., ltho
saphed printed to order Blank books ruled and bound
T. any pattern required.
w. H. Dlsbrow's Riding School, No. 20
Fourth avenue.-H0urB Tor ladies' from A. M. SP NJ
Tor gentlemen, from to g. and to 9P N. Ladies wish
ing to ride take lessons at this establishment must be
introduced by some one known to the proprietor.
81. Marks Place Property for Sale ut Auc-
tion-COIE l. Chiffon viii sell at the Merchants Ex-
change on Monday February 18th attwelye O'Clock that
inches by 100 feet Sale positive and without
See Auction sales.
Broadway Lease for Sale at Auction Pub
lie attention Is directed TO the sale to bs made at the Mer
sAants Exchange this day, Friday, 26th nst by WIN H.
FRANKLIN, son Co., Of six years unexpred lease,
from LIST May next of the premises Of Broadway
and Howard streets known the City Hotel together
There is front Broadway Of fifty feet and hundred
feet on Howard street. For particulars inquire the
premises.
We wish to coll the Attention Of our Read
to the extensive sale Of valuable property by ALBERT
H. NICOAY this day. Friday February 25th, at auction,
at IL O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange comprising
property on Broadway, Eighty seventh street. Fifth
street, Seventh avenue Forty first street, Nineteth
street. 1S4h street; the three story brick building and
lot IS Bowery the two story and attic building LOT Bow
cry the two story and attic building 100 Bowery the
three story brick building 102 Centre street, 117th street.
and 124h street. Harlem with handsome cottage First
Madison street and No City Hall place. Lthographic
book maps be obtained at the Office Of the Auctoneer
No. 40 Wall street
To the Business and General Public. -
BRANCH MCDONNELL Auctioneers, 113 Fulton street,
New York, are now prepared to receive consgnments
of every description Of merchandise, including fur
niture, paintings pianoforte &C., &c, upon which
they viii make liberal advances, and will make
turns Immediately after every SALE They
making preparations for their first large sale Of fur
niture paintings, fancy goods &c. which will take place
few days. Parties intending send in goods for this
SALE will please DO at their earliest convenience. B.
Med, also prepared to give attention to outdoor
sales Of every description. ReerencesMessrs. VIM H.
Cary Co., A. II. s. Thorp, ID. J. Sadler, Il Co.,
Pattison Adams, & Co., Phelps Kingman, Hudson 4
Smith