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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-26


CUPERINTENDENTs' OFFICE, CRYSTAL PALACE,
The public respectfully informed that the Crystal
Palace now open every Day Sundays excepted between
further notice. - -
Single Admission ...............,....Sp 30
Monthly tickets cor each calendar monthly. 50
Nos.s more 81 weekly tickets viii ): issued ana sSC
price Saturday Of each week Viii be rsdsced
to 20 eests on snd alter saturday, Oct. 4
a. may q; TO the cTysss
% Of Park ps 'G 4 yH paste
CRYSTAL PALACE.-cREDIT WHERE 1T BELONGS.
porting to be manufactured by Henry j. Ibbotson Sheffield
Works were not made BY BIN but have becn psd.
hbited at the Fair Of the American Institute in 1880 and
for them the highest premium awarded two
above they we're made in England by bbotson Bpos
and restanped here JOHN RUSSELL Croson File Works.
THE TURF.
september sS n NILE hss.s
Mscse Mr. H. woodruff s. M On Lady ccus
Mr. j. whepiey names m. Lady Relief stages isaye
"hAm''urs Terry svsTy ss hIsE sqRs tho day
~ ENTaEvILLE COURSE, i. I-TRoTTING. WED.
purse $50 mile heats best three in Syec Car na ans
PM ' - = OiosN
TTNI0N COURSE, LONG IsLAND.-TRoTTJNc-
~ Thursday september 80 at 21S p ~, purse $3.50 mile
heats best three in Ave TO wagons H. Jones names =
ns@ss s. m Green Maintain Maid ef fiss- aolaugh ds
Vernon stages leave the Williamsburg ferries eveey naf
precisely fare each way 70 cents and etard the
trot "a over. JOHN l. sNEDICoR Proprietor.
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NO the Laaies.-UbsdeIl, Pierson & Lake,
No. al Brosdway invite their old pstrono aad the psbs
Inspect their fall mportatons of ri Oh plain glacs
and plaid sill also choice and select Of dress
goods embracing many novelties selected by their
A1n In the Continental markets.
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SOnioiiO calls IsSo "uensureles - Liar ,,-Now
the t is not insppcable to whose shirts
de TO measure never fit and neyer sand ther m
hts home punctuaiiy GREEN, NO. Astor Horse guar
pusctusny. " ih'uio
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Once Of the GeneraI Super tntcndent, CryS-
tAl Palace, New York, Sept. 19. 1853
Notice ID hereby that applications to exhi
ht b. this building, whether foreisn domestic be
a1arted. j. NJ BATCHELDER,
Secretary of the Superintendent.
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Notice Extra. - To my Customers, from
Maine to California GEORGE p FOX, tailor. 1888 Broad
way second facilities for conducting
pus ness ayoraby towards customers
rsrssS Combined with other advantages. viz: ioas
experience In trade avoiding high rents and large
erpsnseh never purchasing time credit, invariably
Ryng en. thus enabling to select every de-
s1spi arnee IN the tailoring business aid to sell the
san in the very best manner at exceed
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WANIED-kY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
antuaGon as cook, Is excellent hand at pastry,
and eood washer and roner Good city reference given
rom her last place, whore she lived for yssrs
San be seen week engaged. Please call ct I'd
Nenssp strsst, corner Of Henry street. Broshiyn.
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A YOUNG MAN WANTS A SITUATION AS GROOM
n or coachman he understand the and manage
ment Of horses and 10 willing himself generally
useful He wishes to the country high wages his
object Address, for three days, Thomas Flynn, l Full
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Ansen,s Daguerr eotypes-Larse size for |

Anson's Da&uerIeotyPes-Lar9o Size FOR fifty
eensPeope beginning that It is better to
four pictures for the same money they would haze
Tor 70 those VINO are one hundred
aid warrant them equal to in out Of the city Fifty
cents III get good picture In nice lined
with velvet twice the size Of that made
for fifty cents at ANSUNS bS9 Broadway opposite the
Hot
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The subscribers offer above glods
consisting in part Of satin de lanes dsmasks brocat s
&c lace az curtains gmps tasses window shades
and ices with article in the upholstery line ~
per cent lower than other establishment the city
Country merchants fam lies respectfully invited to
examine stock b. fore purchs sng1
A. N. Il r. DAVIES, upholsterers, 200 Boxery.
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MATRIyONY.-AN INDEPENDENT GENTLEMAN,
M sgsd twenty years. tall handsome and pvepoessss
ing in is DESTROYS Of meeting with lady for the
purpose Of forming riraonia alliance ago bo
20 twenty two, Of independent circumstances
frcncs given and required Address 1eta boz b, Broad
way Poet once.
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peTintendent, Crys-

IN EODOhS DGDO W ~
Gas. Z. ANDERSON, Treasurer.
LApAH Q. STUART. Acting Secretary.
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NOTICE WANTED, BY YOUNG NAN AN AME
rean tituation as salesman in boot and shoe store
or TO tsfe arge OF the sane or at some respectable out
door business. Please address j. c. NJ Broadway Post
Office, -
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Blank Books, Paper, ana neutrality-suspicious.
gers az others blank books paper and
find good assortment at No b5 Nassau street
books of every description made order at short
tce Letter and papers, note paper, envelopes &C.
&c, in great variety. GEO. A. hicks,
Stationer, 80 Nassau Etreet.
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the twenty-five cent Da8uc fre0tyPes, b!
IIkS CO., are. like everything that is cheap. alk
iUporaDt the people Thousands testify to the
fecon of their portraits without regard to the opinion
who think that cheap pictures worthless
they are cheap Rooms $50 Broadway.
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A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL WISHES A
IA stu .ton cham bermaid co fine sshing aud
ironing Can be at W Mott street. between Houston
EIaecker cXs
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SITUATIONS WANTED-BY TWO RESPECTABLE
and understands her business in gsnersl-the other
and sesmsress The best of city reference given
be for two days. 90 Perry street, corner Hudson
In the basement.
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A NAN WANTED TO OPEN OYSTERS; He MOST
IA perfectly understand his business None other
apply Inquire At 09 Broadway, basement Waiter want
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yNAkTET-A GERMAN GIRL CAPABLE, NEAT
w ans honest 70 DO genera Homework In small family
where there are chtl Apply tive n and IL
o'ceb A. NJ no Fifth street The bess Of reference
required.
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Ne. SO COrtAndt street, RICHARD KlNGSLANL 4 co.
The shsa largest best assortment Of ornamental
pier mantsl and oval gasse also all kinds of plain and
mahogany work, to be fosnd In tho city Jobbess
house usnishsrs would do we'll to Gel. previous pgtsha
style before made in tis country entirely original
aAajsng
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A SITUATION WANTED, AS ASSISTANT BAR
~ keeper, by an intsigens youug German has
little experience in the business Best city reference
hon. industry, &c, be given. Please address r. p
L.. herald
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MHIAlNERY AND ORscesN1AKING.

No Division street 10 happy to sanoanos TO her
pleasure Of opening Mono 18th their inspec-
ton, large and splendid ttock Of French millinery for the
fall and winter which richness variety Mrs
s. hatters herself cannot be surpassed the city Coun
try mpers and merchants supplied with pattern bonnets
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-20
HARRINGTON's SCHOOL.

ITNHE first session of this School will open the It'll
i day of July, and continue twenty-one weeks. II
will be under the supervision of the subscriber, who is
graduate of the University, and trusts he has had
experience in teaching that he will be able inn
part good moral and mental instruction his pupils
and prepare them for any College in the Union.
In governing his school The subscriber will exercise
rigid discipline, and information respecting the conduct
and progress of each student will be transmitted par
ents and guardians twice a session.
The Academy. newly erected, is situated the
branch of the Fayetteville and Western Plank Road,
running to Evans Mills, elevated and healthy
position the place formerly known McMillans
Academy" The neghborhood, many can testify
who received their education here than quarter
of century ago, is moral, healthy and intelligent.
Excelle-t board, lights washing, and bedding nclu
DIED. be readily obtained at A. W. Jones'. Esq, and
in many other first families the Academy,
from five to six dollars per month.
Tuition in the Languages, SIS per session in Eng
sh and Mathematics, varying according to advance
ment, from So to SIS. Tuition is charged from the
time of entering the school.
CYRUS HARRINGTON.
Evans Mills, June 30th, 1858. 9S0-w4w.
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PETERSBURG CLOTHING BAZAAR

TENHE subscribers having purchased the entire Dta,
n est of NJ Perry in the above celebrated estahI;h
men respectfully announce to the citizens Of North
Carolina that they intend to relax effort to retain b
liberal patronage heretofore received from the nnr
Gus customers of the Bazaar in the Old North SIst
Manufacturing we do all our own clothing and on
of the firm being constantly in the market thus having
facilities for purchasing our cloths, cassameres Sc a.
first hands. and consequently at the lowest are
enabled to compete in prices with Northern bonseo
while our garments in point of style and Workmanship
not exceled by those ofany other house in the Sa
II ia unnecessary to enumerate the articles of which
our STOCK is composed suffice it say that in our rooms
NAV be fou nd every thing pertaining to mems wear
and furnishing goods of the recent style and in
great varietyo c,,a.o,, D..,.
Is constantly supplied with the most desirable goods
and those preferng their garments made ORDER can
here find large assortment TO select FROM and with an
efficient force of workmen we can get up single gar
ment entire suit at very short notice good fit
and perfect satisfaction guaranteed in every instance
Our Wholesale Rooms.
Merchants visiting the City should not fail 10 look
through stock, nave opened exclusive
Wholesale Room, and manufacture largely, expressly
for this branch of our trade.
A. 8. SHAFER s. CO.,
(Successors to n. PERRY.)
Petersburg, Virginia May 5th, 1852. 81
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We Study to Please.
NEW SPRING & SUMMER GOODS.
: A NEW DRY GOOD STORE,

On Fayetteville street, second door 6el0W 1HeSSTs
Williams, HayaOood d. Co.'S Drug Store.
T0EN CREECH has just returned from the Nor
lhern Cities where he has purchased large and beau
tul assortment of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, OF
the latest styles and patterns for the Spring and Summer
Trade Also large and beautiful assortment of Hats
and Caps of all kinds large and beautiful assortment
of Ladies and Misses Bonnes and childrens Hats and
Flats all of the latest styles Also, large assortment
of Boots and Shoes Guns and Pistols, Hardware and
Cutlery good assortment of Umbrellas and Parasols
a good assortment of mems and BOYS summer Clothing
which will be sold too low fear the competition OF
Jews.
All persons in want of New Goods and good bargains
will 20 we'll to call and examine my stock before purch-
asing elsewhere. tender my most sincere thanks to
the citizens of Raleigh and the surrounding country for
the long and liberal patronage have received, and
trust by unrng zeal and energy please in the prose-
cution ofmy business, to merit its continuance.
rs John CREECH.
Raleigh, N. c., March sth 1858. 52-w.
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MULES! MULEs:! MULEs!!!

EENHE subscribers respectfully inform their file nds
IL and the public of the Cape Fear region, that they
will have for sale 60 OF the finest young mules ever
raised in Kentucky, at Egypt, on Deep River, on the
9th and 2Sth inst, at Fayetteville the Sd and 4h
proximo, and at Elizabeth about the 7th.
The mules out of thorough br ed mares, sired by
the mammoth and warrior Jacks-the finest blood
known They from fifteen TO sixteen and half
ha nds high, smooth and handsome equal in form for
strength and action 10 the best horses They do not
hesitate say that i is the finest lot mules that has
been drove to North Carolina They respectfully
invite all persons fond of looking at fine stock give
them call and examine and look Tor themselves They
feel assured that person viii! regret anything except
not buying. Persons wishing any further particulars,
will please address the unde rsigned at Fayetteville
r. H. GRANT, Wilmington, N. c.,
Messrs DUGALS S, Elizabeth, do. and
Gen. HAYWOOD, Raleigh, do.
II. T. WILSON.
June "a, 1853. 64-2t
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sougII LoWELL ACApEMY.

-
TTNtIE Undersigned would Inform his for
mer patrons. and his friends, aud the public. at
large that he will at the comm enceent of the next
sessions resume his station a head Of South Lowell
Academy. - ss-ssss
This Institulion is situated in section Of the State
where heaithfal Innate pure water pleasant scenes
ry, aud moral community furnish as many melte-
mens to industry often to be found Young men
from any part of the State, or adjoining States, need
Tear no injurious effects from the Climate, at South
Lowell, while those in the eastern portion Of the
State and pleasant the diseases
incident 70 that region. ~
While no pains will be spared toimprove the mind,
IL will not betorgnten that knowledge valuable only
when united with integrity of heart, and consequently
every reasonable ert will be made lead the minds
OF those Entrusted to our care, to IS remember their
Creator IN the days OF their youth" There will be
preaching at the Academy three tour times month,
and other religious exercises once or twice week.
No Student will be permitted To remain who exeTts
immoral influence, aud none To who does not
attend diligently to his duties
One competent assistant will be present at the COM
cement OF the session. and another will immediate
~ be obaIned If the interests of The Students demand
Particular attention will be given TO preparing young
meuaof teachers.
students can come by public CONVEYANCE to Hillsbor-
ough I2 miles west, to Oxford, 25 east of South
Lowell and at either place private conveyances can
readily be obtained
Board will be furnished in the best families at Sc per
month. Tuition-For beginners $I0-For common
and higher English $I2, 5O-For Languages SIS. Ia
the ofreguar Ministers tuition will be furnished
at one halt the above rates.
Books can be obtained at South Lowell at the pub
fishers retail prices, adding only the c"sl OF ranspor-
tation.
The next session will commence Wednesday
July 81 and the Class will be organized the same day
JAMES A. DEAN.
June IL IS53 60-St
90 Richmond C. Advocate; Message /; Spirit of the
Age; Newbernan; Wilmington Commercial; Fayette
vile Observer and HiIsboro Recorder will please copy
three tunes and send their bills to J. D.
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N0TIC.E

-ANHE CANDIDATES FOR THE COUNTY
n AND SUPERIOR COURT CLERKS will
meet their fellow-ctzens the following times and
places, Wis:
At Sterling Spikes, on Saturday, 9Th July, 1853.
At Robert Adams, on Monday, 18th July.
At Cedar Level, Tuesday, 18th July,
At Grady's, on Wednesday, 18th July
At Oakley's. on Thursday, 18th July.
At Laws Store, Friday, 18th July.
At G. w. Thompson's, on Saturday, 10Th July.
At Pranklin's Monday, 18th July.
AT Green Level, on Tuesday, 18Th July.
At Dupree's, on Wednesday, goth July.
At Gardner's on Thursday, 2lst July.
At Banks, on Friday, 22d July.
At Bushels, Saturday, 23d July.
At huntsville, Monday, 25th July.
At Forestville, Tuesday, Goth July.
At Rocsville, OH Wednesday, 9th July.
At Horizons Thursday, 18th July.
At Hoods, on Friday, 29t.l July.
At Wakefield, on Saturday, SOth July.
Opportunities will be offered at the various place
above mentioned, for persons to pay their taxes
VIM. H. HIGH, Shift
July l, 1858. 66-2t.
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N0VELFH WORKS
WEsE ST, RALEIGH. NoRTHc ARoLINA
k.fT.Ag RIIf. 81 4 pPnpRTzT0p -
.nRKS

~ Las - y p y = f1Vf b4kSIUR,
sss b 1tDE
Steam Engines & General MachiI,ist
ETNHE above establishment has been in successful ono,
il alton abort year. and has turned on. some of The
best STEAM ENGINES and SAW MILLS that bavo
ever operated in this or any other State.
Orders solicited for Steam Engines and Saw Mill
Mill Gearing and Machinery of every description To h.
completed during the Summer and Fall. The improoS
condition of the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road viii en-
able to I'LL with dispatch and punctuality all order.
after the list of July. ''
The following certificate will show the character of ,b
work executed at the above Works: e
AUBRr, Cumberland, May Is, 1852
Mr.. SILAs BURNS, tt
Dear Str Our Engine aud Mills. maao :.
your shops, have been at work nearly months AMI
fully meet expectations. The ENsINE as to rIxI
and STRENGTH, PERFORMANCE and DURABILITY 10 i;
ferior in the State of the same class made b
or elsewhere. The Mills run with smoothpess .nS
speed truly astonishing. In ordinary saving we emf ~
sized log, foot in 90 seconds or Is feet n
minute. We have run, however through an Is feet o
in 80 seconds the rate of 80 feet per minute t
running the top speed fully believe we can cut AZ
feet per minute. The only objection we have heart
urged is, it takes many hands to haul ND og ana
carry away lumber. Yours, &C., N'N
JONES 4 BARBEE.
| June 2, 1852. 90
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IS Eagle HOtcI,'' Chapel Hill, for sale
FTNHE Proprietress of this we'll known and profitable
establishment having realized sufficient income to
her in resumng the quiet of private hfe of
fers to the public generally the opportunity of bidding
for its advantages.
The citizens of the State well acquainted with
the advantages of its position that but few remarks
necessary to complete their information.
The Hotel itself possesses all the requrments of room
and comfort which its purchasers desire. 1t has
pacity for the accommodation of hundred and fifty
boarers, and the recent and rapid growth of the Uni
versy adjacent makes it an easy matterto possess such
or even a greater number of students.
In addition this the frequent travel through Chap
ell Hill gives the HOTEL (being the only in the place.
transient custom equal to any in the State.
The lots and stables adjoining extensive and COM
modious and the countrymarket supplies abundantly
and on profitable terms much of its provisions.
The terms of sale require third of the price to
be paid taking possession. note with safe security
and time OF payment suited to the convenience of the
purchaser the reasonable demands for the remain
der
If further information be desired concerning the in
ducemens to purchase the President of the University
or any other resident of the village, will furnish it.
Possession be obtained any time, after the 1st
of May. App to ANNE S. billiard.
Chapel Hill c. Feb 27. 1851. "a
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IMPORTANT EXPRESS NOTICE.
Beware of Imposition and Humbug
NIOMODOIV!


Beware of Imposition and EaumbIg
|: Monopoly!
WE feel called upon prompted by a sense of duty
w to the public and ourselves, to caution the
merous patrons and friends of PAR1sEN 6 K1Nes Ex-
press, throug Virginia. North Carolina and Tennes
see against Hand Bills ~ and Advertisements, issued
by certain Express Company, long known to the
Merchants of the South Especially Virginia and North
Carolina,) as the "TARDY AND ExORBITANT MONOPOLY
This fust Express wishes to impress upon the mind
of the public that they have effected arrangements for
EXCLUSIVE EXPRESS PRIVILEGES on the
Steamships Roanoke and Jamestown and thus lead the
public suppose that other Express the
ships To settle this matter definitely, and place it
in its true hight before the public at large, will only
say, that we have been running Express on the
steamship "ROANOKE " since she made her second
trip and will continue to until she makes her last
trip and, the 10th inst, will make first Express
shipment board the and magnificent Steamship
| {" LAMESTOWN,"-and which Expresses will be un-
der the charge of OUR OWN SPECIAL MESSEN-
GERS. Freight and Packages will be taken and deliv
cred with usual promptuess, and at the low
heretoore-which will be at least 40 per cent.
below the charges of the "SELF-SrYLED Exclusive
EXPRESS COMPANI," aware they must do a
large business and their patrons pay big prices for the
privilege of having small board the ships, for
which PARISEN s. KING offered the of ($47,-
000) Forty-Seren Thousand Dollars for five years
contract.
! We will again and lastly state to the public and our
patrons that OUR interests largely identified with
the increasing enterprise of the South and the general
direction of the business under the present supernen
dence of the firm who permanently resides in Petersburg,
Va, call for cOntinu of that liberal patronage
heretofore conferred upon US, and general support
of that principle and system of Economy, Punctuaty,
and Expedition, first introduced in the Express bus
mess by u.s. and upon which all may depend it's be-
ing carried out to the letter. PARISEN & KING.
JAS. H. KING, Second Barclay street, N. Y.
WIN. B. PARISEN, Bollinghrook and I'd ST.,
/ Petersburg. Va.
! June 9th, 1853. 6O-st.
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JOHNSTON ACADEMY,
JOHN w. STUART, Principal.

WE, having employed Mr.. JOHN w. STUART, no
w educated at Randolph Macon College, Va,
and comes recommended for having attained to the
highest grade of scholarship and sustained unexcep
tionabe good moral character, while that Institution,
to the former patrons, and the public general
ly, that the next session will the 9th Of
June. The Academy is situated in the end of the
county, the Wake line in healthy and Agreea-
BILE community any to be found, and affords, we
think facilities for thorough instruction any School
of the kind in the State.
The expenses, per session of % weeks, follows
For spelling, reading, and writing, So.
For Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic, and the high
er branches $40.
For Classics $l4.
Board be had in families convenient to the Acad
| envy at Sc per month.
For the competency and good moral character of Mr..
Stuart refer to the Faculty of R. M. College.
DIR. J. #. LEACH, Chairman.
TRUSTEES. Rev. T. Gerard, w. D. Turner, Capt
| Simon Smith, A. J. Leach, John McClane, w. R
| Moore.
July l, 1853. &C. ct.