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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
CRYSTAL PALACE.
SEE THIRD AND SEVENTH PAGES.


CUPERINTENDENTS OFFICE, CRYSTAL PALACE,
- Sept 8 1853.
The public respectfully informed that tho Crystal Pa
lace open day Sundays excepted between tho
hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and 10 o'clock r. NJ until further
notice.
Single Omission ~ 50
Children under twelve years Of age -
Monthly tickets dor each calendar month"; 30
Admission on saturday. 70
Visitors particularly requested to provide them
with change TO prevent delay at the entrance.
Tickets be purchased at the entrance to tho Crystal
Palace, at the music of VIM Hall SON No $50
broadway corner Of Park PLACES also at yolNs music
Secretary of the Suptrinterdepte
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OCULIsTs AND AUllIsTs.

nR. POWELL, 0CULIST, AURfST, &C. RECETvrs
~ his patients from to 4o'clocN daily, at his ONCE NO
Eye Artificial inherited without sixhssst ps
selcr and expression. y
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WnIiaMson-s

Daguerreotypes by
Electricity
249 Fulton street, Efooklyn
instantaneous portraits securing the happy expression
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NEWS BY TELEGR arTf.
Interesting from New Orleans.

TEE YELLOW FEvEh-ErFECT or cHE rOheiGs
Nlws-ARRlvAL OF THE FALCON, srC
New ORLEANS Oct !. s55.
Thirty. three inierments reported to-day o ghch
fifteen from yellow fever. At Mobile there we're
eleven interments, six of yellow fever.
Cotton has been depressed since the receipt Of the
Washington The market for -four is tending up
wards; we quote at So 25.
The steamship Falcon, which left Aspinsag 90 she "a
uh has arrived She was detained in consequence %
having wait for the Crescent city There IS nothing
later from California.
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oo>~0SNN~|~0UN>oNN>ONNoN .So~u,,,.
NJ lLiIARY-THE CHEvALIER GUARD RETURN
kmnel and Miss Klauberg for their prizes The
occasion OF ther recent target excursion the
Sapt'h, g. kLAUBERG, Orderly Sergeant.
WASHINGTON CONTINENTAL GUARD COMPANY
w D. Second RegimentThe members this company are
parenary requested to be a>the armory Eagle
Drill Rooms on Monday evening at ~ o'clock their an.
nunL Meesng " business OF the most vital Importance
form, &C., will be brought up JOHN BARROW, CAPTAIN
THOMAS A. HgERmANs, Orderly.
J. 5. RAhsEyER Secretary.
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A LBERT II. NICOLAY, AUCTICNEER
~ Grear prcmpory continuation sale If the balance Of
VALUABLE BUILDING lots AND COTTAGE SITES
in the village Of

VALUABLE BUILDING lots AND COTTAGE SITES,
in the village of
WEST FLUSHING,
Only five and half miles from New York and the
line OF the New York and Flushing Railroad being
ALERT II. NICoLAY will sell on Tuesday and Wed.
n,sday Oetober II ~ 1852 at II O'Clock A. NJ
ground, the balance of 900 valuable and choice building
This village is handsomely situated the line
amsburg and Flushing stage route plank road
half miles from New ork, and mile from the Flushing
steamboat landing Stages from Williamsburg and Flushing
Flushing Railroad be completed the January
directly through it, and has its depot the
which will thus he brought within twenty twenty
minutes Of New York Trains expected hourly
BY this West Flushing will be access than
the upper part of New York.
0 her valuable improvements, such docks, plank
roads &c in in the immediate vicinity the
peon of which increase the value Of this property n
TO 200 cent.
The location healthy and elevated commands fine
The streets and avenues which from
feet wde opened and graded in the
the Of the present who have also donated
the village HANDSOME park of five enclosing natural
and romantic lake of pure spring water
No property combining the
ADVANTAGES FOR RESIDENCE,
"a, ~ AND OFFERING THE SAME OPPORTUNITY
SAFE AND PROFITABLE INVESTMENT OF CAPITAL,
Has yet been offered to the public.
The sale will be positive and without
Terms will be liberal. The title is unquestionable A
printed abstract will he furnished each purchaser
Free tickets for the ground sale
other information, be had Of the auconeer No 40
Wall street, or of
BARKER 4 ELLIOTT, No. As Nassau street,
crJ. c. SANDERS, No. 3 Nassau street.
viii take place till the next fair day. same hour
AID r'-"e
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Delegate to the WSig state Convention.


ss.nel T Allen has been elected delegate from rhS
aitv IA the Wing state Convention.
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THE TURF.

11NIoN COURSE, l.. I-TROTTING-ON TUESDAY
October at half past r. NJ, match for 81 900 mile
heats best three in ve H. Jones g. Depau colt TO
wagon y Whelpey names b: M Lady Relief, in harness
Immediately after match for $500 mile heats three In
hxe to wagons. j. Nelson names G. g. Denis McCabe: j.
Whepley names stall William Tell Stages will leave the
Williamsburg ferry for the course, hourly -
JOHN /. SNEDIKER Prorreto-
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g { . . 9 c : 9 .
There leaden coffin inside the outer SHELL the
eorpse having peen rInply ROSEWOOD coffin
above mentioned, which was lined with satin.
AZ O'Clock the burial service for the dead
menced with voluntary performed on the organ by the
organist Of Grace Church. Mr.. William A. King.
Dr. Taylor then read the prayers and lesson in very
Impressive laid down in the ritual of the Pro-
estant Episcopal Church. the latter being that part of
Scripture which is always read upon such occasions,
namely portion Of the 18th chapter Of St Pauls First
Eristle to the Corinthians, beginning at the Goth verse
In the Of the ceremony the following hymn
sung very beautiful manner by the vocalsts whose
names here given, and who form the choir of the
Principal vocalist Mrs Julia Bodstein formerly
Miss Eortha contralto Miss Dresler tenor, Mr. Schne
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oprnst,nrs.--Pe.er.o. I rgn,nnl,,ran. ro.


hfosd~ey, tago re. 'yea 8 y ses .Peaief el1r n
,te tra t5r.f,tiae 81 rish S{s ,s ~ ea,os. EH ~.
''sf earp', "'e'oon eertso ~ ahe.'ses asne -,'
MINISTER tao tr ana frrssel asses md au .raies Of
oletts in great variety or tao = most ieqral
Iish Csrpotimgs.--Sias'h ~ I.oanssarry,
I i,"t t,fh are i1 tfgpa hthtt saeir ,all itf,ss.
s a. sos A@C 81 ga 81 thor goods pertain
challenge competition
Splendid Competing, ri the Cheap Carpet
AVID oiieoth warehouse No. BoweyJ liyaEt soius
beautiful t. sty Brussels hrsoly gsrein pad yggi.ie
states Eugs oeoths IRON one % eight yaris Vide rS@
'as ron q 90 an per ysrd s2cs gsy"'s a, ears Y &
Tremendous bargains In Carpets.
AT HIRAM ANDERsoN's
Immense asaortment
Velvet Mosaic and Brussels
Ihreeply and ingram carpets
Gold window shades
Floor oiieoths, ! - = var
sewing Machines.--ThOuxh Fs, Price of
singer seSing machines has been much tho puat,
ated up with nnequalisd perfection and =. Win ms
parng 81 the rest Of tie world even our VA or'aer
,h,rts al aud examine chem aud their work form
Gours ud's Liquid Hair Dye Is the Best ever
hNthtec. OF puHed dyes Equally celebrated
Gouraude medicated for curing pmps chaps
I"rghnes e ioudre subtitle urroots amy part o.
th. lndv. Lqnid rouge lily white and hair AZ
No. 81 Walker street, first store from Broadway
Hair Dye and Wigs.-B0tchel0r's Manufnc-
y for these articles removed to No 23 Broadway oppo
ie The Park whore he has the best I'M the
World The application Of his famous hair dye sale
his invented wigs and teupees Nine private rooms
AL floor.
Bald Heads WIN soon Disappear by the
Of Barkers This
causes i TO grow when every thing else has failed Try
BARKERr ladies' hair dressing saloon, No 439 Broadway
Important to All who Value their HAIR
BENDALL the hair cutter No 1903 Chambers street. near
church, has restorative which is nfable H. be
will restore the hair make charge The only mann.
acurer in the city who makes this offer II is worth trial
call.
Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Elastic Stock
enlarged veins of the legs elastic animal
braces ladies belts and supporters cuboo knockknee
AMI bVwicg nBtruneAt with an assortment chidrens
trusser, at " Ann street, p... 49,.
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No roome street continues his successful
and The most aggravated cured
considered ncurabe need not despair Persons the
try by describing their be treated the med
cnes any part by Artificial eyes sae
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Hats as are Hats, Manufactured and Sold
lyle darabty and are sold much lower than bs Broad
likeness h wsu aq aa a sna
q Chatham street opposite Chambers and Of Pearl
Explanation to the Public.-Carrou and
aca %So e rns % n2 she public Of the aa
@ f S4 ps # Which ss are qysa e
IN The fancy goods department viii be found richer .eec
popsna rsiPss sSaay
the for fstss aaS judging
r, and Hschnsop respectfully offer their thanks Tho
and C. ,ss the public attention shan e
goods sTBsy na
The Eolian PATIENTLY. Gilbert 81 Co. are
the owners Of the much admired Eoan patent and
ny pp ok psH H s Sp pianos les than
Broadway, the great piano and music establishment.
MeIodeons.-s. d. Il H. w. Smiths CeIe-
brated meodeons tuned the equal Compartments
They ar The y so ne as sn IN s
is %ArERs Baadwy r Assn no
Secondhand Pinnos.-An Extensive As
waHF
Broadway the great piano and music establishment.
The Best Pianos In the World.-T. Gilbert
Co.'S pianos With iron frames and circular scales are
quality and price. large assortment sc HORACE WA
TIERS, 3S Broadway, the sole agent
New song.-Guardian spirits.-Wortis by
James Simmonds music by Thomas Baker, very beautiful
','' INV l'.,' SoRxeE WATERS, 1913 Broadway
ss ns tho same author and
The Great Song ofthe Day." Little Katy
Hot Corn" by J. Simmonds. This song day
OF publication has boon ayorite copies
'''N : w. '''A' HORACE wArERs, ss Broadway.
Tuttle's Emp0rium.-The Manager OF this
well known establishment, No. 5 Broadway, Just
opened several Of Splendid dressing csses suitable
nshed with everything for the toilette We advise
our friends to call and examine them at their earliest
TIES almost every article Of useful or ornamental chara
ter desirable presents to friends whether young OLD
male or female.
sillxs.-Thc most Splendid Stock OF Silks
ever offered In New York may be found at HITCHCOCK
IEADBEATERS, BAT Broadway Of Leonard street.
They have also other style Of seaonabe goods
and selling the best quality kid gloves fifty CENTS
Trimmlngsl Trimmings Ribbons RIB
bonsl-R @. MCKENZIE, IN Hudson street, hand,
and IL offering ut prices extremely low splendid assortment
Of the above goods TO which he invites attention
Competition IL said to be the Soul of BUSH
nces, but GREEN No Aston House, believes that If he
were to pete with trademen In unpunctuay and
shirts, now penrng In from all quarters.
Cheap Carpeting.-J. M. Gillespie, No. III
Bowery prepared show his usual variety of carpet
ing, olcoths, drufycts mats, window shades TO-,
are offered Our motto . Suici sales and small
profits
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we'll known establishment, No. 45 Broadway, has Just
opened several packages Of splendid dressing suitable
for ladies and gentlemen. These elegantly fur
nshsd with everything for the toilette We advise
friends to call and examine them at their earliest
venience Ladies and gentlemen will also find at TUT
TIES almost article Of useful
ter desirable as presents to friends whether young OLD
mal orr fem =
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" y M ~.
CBAs. E. ANDERSON, Treasurer.
LABAN c. STUART, Acting Secretary.
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newly improved light truss Uaauestionable
to those who have been radically cured and
their thrown aside Also improved elastic suspender
brace for expanding the chest and preserving sym
If form adapted to men, women, and children Open
until ZIP. ". MARSH AZ CO., No. Pa Maiden lane.
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or cuts bruises, tlroats edatey
! Y Dr TOBIAS Wonderful Venetian Iniment It's war
RI article in the United states pay.
Greenwich street Price IS and 80 cent For sale
all the druggists.
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nces, but GREEN No. Astor House, believes that If no
were TO pete with tadesmen In unpunctuay and
mishs he would DO likely lose the custom for bis elegant
shirts, now penrng In from all quarters
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BoWery prepared TO show his usual variety Of carpet
ing oilcloths drufcs rugs mats, window shades 10,
&C. There place the city greater 10
purchasers are oored O motto 10 quick sales and small
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A LBBRT H. NICOLAY ACKNOWLEDGEMENT PER
"A emptory sale at auction Of valuable Newtown ots-A
H. Hicoay will sell Tuesday Wednesday. and Thurs
day, October 4th 9th and 9th, ut IL A. NJ each day.
age Of Newtown known the Randall farm adjoining
property Of the West Flushing Association, and
miles from the city of New York. forming handson
section offered for sale Long Island
advantages nneqnalled being situated line tho
New York and Flushing Railroad the depot
ing extensive front the Newtown plank and June
avenue in the immediate neighborhood schools
churches stores markets. &c The locality is
natural beauty and proverbal for its heathulness
handing extensive view of the surrounding
with great variety of fruit and ornamental trees The
York and Flushing Railroad process of
and under contract to be completed by the LIST of December
will pass through this village Cars will this road
mutation of not more than SO per annum. The Common
Council Of the city Of ilamshnrg the evening
day September Eth passed resolutions giving
the railroad company to bring the through the city
pery half hour during the day rendering as easy
the upper wards of the city The
which will be from 60 to 100 feet wide will opened
and graded in the best at the present
who feel warranted in saying that this property
the purpose of suburban residences presents
be met with other direction The sale Of this
will take place the ground that its merits
mined in order be appreciated Terms of SALE III
and the auctoneer fees ut the time and of
per the 4th of November 1853 balance can remain
bond and mortgage for three years per cent
Title unquesonabe, printed abstract of which will be
furnished to purchaser nuisance clause,
in every title deed will protect the purchaser against the
erection Of buildings of Objectionable character For full
and accurate information, &C. application
made to A. II. NICOLAf, 40 Wall street,
j. IIeele Co., 90S Broadway, corner of Fulton; j. W.
TAYLOR. 23 and 4j Centre street, William Randall
the premises.
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Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Elastic Stock
pgs for ENLARGED veins Of the legs elastic spinal
braces ladies' belts and supporters clubfoo
AMI bvwcg instruments, with assortment chdrens'
A u nea
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Funeral OF General Tnllmadge.

Yesterday afternoon the last token of respect was paid
70 the remains Of General James Talmadge who died sud
denly at the Metropolitan Hotel Thursday the Goth
uby the performance ofSthe burial service according
the liturgy of the Protestant Episcopal faith at Grace
Church. in Broadway The hour advertised for the re-
Bgious ceremony O'Clock p NJ, and time pre-
vous the coffin containing the corpse Of the venerable
deceased had been placed in the position that it occupied
during the service namely in front of the reading desk
before the railing that encoses the communion table and
altar. The coffin, which is Of rosewood studded with
silver nails, placed engthwse that the head of
The corpse lay opposite the eastern window end
Of the altar and the feet pointed TO the western
at the end Of the church was therefore, conspicu
object to every that passed up the take
their places in the pews that had been assigned them
The coffin contained other ornament about it but
silver plate on which inscribed the name &C. Of the
decea sed, in the following style-
G c > = SEQ
o JAMES TAILMADGE,
o Goln January 90 l178
o Lied September 20, 1853 o
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FANCY ARTICLES.

ITO PLAYING CARD BUYERS.--SOUTHERN Ann
Western merchants will ind mplcte assortment Of
we'll asserted cards from the hiladepha card factory for
sale a; their depot IN New York.
SAMUEL HART & Co, 70 John street.
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s,lks.--The most Splendid stock Of silks

offered In New York may be found at HITCHCOCK a
lEADBEATERS N7 Broadway corner Of Leonard street.
They have also every other style o. seasonabe dry goods
and selling the best quality kid gloves at fifty cents
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CrORTING.-THREE HUNDRED PIGEONS WILL BE
- shot for Tuesday October at two o'clock at Bergen
H. b. BEATTY. Proprietor.
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bonsl-R @. MCKENZIE, n Hudson street, has hand,
and offering at prices extremely low splendid
of the above goods TO which he invites your attention
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TOIfN w. SOMERINDYKE, AUCTIONEER-STORE,
81 No II Spruce streetMortgage sale of superior
parlor mahogany dining and rosewood and
the auction room also Brussels ingram carpets French
mirrors hair and husk mattresses feather beds pillows
bedding, lace curtains. eornices, &c.
JOHN W. SOMERINDYKE, Attorney for Mortgagee
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lSsth HYMN. &c. u. J
DEATH.

job, chap. "a, 1st, I'd, 9th and 9th verses.
Few are thy days, and full of wo,
o, man, of woman bornl
Thy doom is written-'Dust thou art,
To dust thou shalt RETURN
Pehold the emblem of thy state,
In flow'rs that bloom and die,
Or in the shadows 6eeting form,
That mocks the gazer's eye.
Determined are the days that sy
Successive DER thy head;
The Numbered hourSs on the wing,
That lays thee with the dead.
Great Godl afflict not. in thy wrath,
The short allotted span
That bounds the few and weary days
-. !
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~ RAFFERTY, LEAsK this fall cannot be surpassed
style durability, and sold much lower than the
prices Calf get inmitabls hats and
have likeness inserted in it without
Chatham street. opposite Chambers and Of Pearl
and Chatham streets.
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James Simmonds music by Thomas Baker very beautiful
words and melody. Published by
N Bon Tuesday next song by the author
composer, entitled Give kiss.p
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The Great Song OF the Day" Little Katy
Hot Corn" by j. simmonds This song from tho day
Of publication has boon general fayore. 1000 copies
sold in four weeks Published by
HORACE WATERS, gs Broadway.
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THE TRADES. &C.

->>~>>>->'~> -->-~-
NTOTICE.-THE GOLD AND SILVER ARTISANS ARE
IN requested to attend adjourned meeting DO held
the Crystal @ Grand street. Wednesday evening, Sept
eight o'clock precisely for The purpose Organising
fully for first annual target
All silver artisans invited to participate with us
BY order. J. E. CARTER, Secretary pro tenn
NToTICE-To THE JoURNEYMEN TAILoRs OF NEW
~ York,A special meeting Of the Taior's Protective
Union will be held at Garrick Sixth ard Hotel
his day Oct 1853 at o'clock whom business import
ance will be laid before the meeting
JOSEPH MATTERS, Secretary.
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AVID utfloh Narehouse No. - BOneryI Hyatt sailus
beautiful to- stry, Brussels three ply pgren Y.rsan
earpeting lower than amy similar establishment in the United
state English oileots from 20 eight yards wide
~ e. - per yard; English drsgets from Que yard
fde from A. ID 70 81 yard good ingram -
p. ID q A.. Call and see, at j HYATTS. % k1vert
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WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN, WHO WRITES AN
w excellent hand and is good accountant situation
a. sstant clerk porter at employment whore h.
would be fairly for his services The best
Inference can b given, 90 to character Ae Address
y 25 Fulton street.
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Co.'s pianos with iron frames and circular scales
knowedged to be the best they defy petition in Tone
quality, and price, large assortment st HORACE Wa
TERS', SS Broadway, the sole agent.
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BENDAL the hair cutter No 1903 Chambers street NEAR
church, has restorative which is infable to prove IT, he
will restore the hair make charge The only mann.
in the city who makes this offer II worth trial
all
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TtMffssfOUs BNrE0fns In Carpets!
AT HIRAM ANDERsoNis
M. ~ Boweryl
Immense assortment
txminster Turkey, Persia
Velvet, Mosaic and Brussels
Thren-ply and ingram carpets
Mosaic rugs and table-covet
Gold window shades
Floor oielotLs, | 10 var
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MUSICAL.

AfO11AN PIANOS AT Al BROADWAY.-A LARGE
A assortment Of pianos, from the celebrated house OF
Hallct Davis Co.. Boston, also the well known nstru.
ments Of A. W. Ladd Co., with full supply new and
second hand pianos Of various Makers for low
prices. Pianos to let. LINCOLN 4 THONPS0N
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TWO GIRLS WANTED-ONE AS NURSE, FOR ONE
child the other to do homework. Good recommended
tons required. Apply at $40 Gold street. Brooklyn.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED FOR A YOUNG BOY, AN
ID orphan fourteen of at some light business
where could live with his employer and be we'll taken care
Of Address stating particulars Brother Herald office
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CPLENDID HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MIRRORS,
- paintings, &c.-R. w. FROST, Auctioneer store I3
spruce street, will sell on Monday October at lol
O'Clock, all the furniture contained in the house
frat e-eet the Tenth consisting
and maple chairs sofas marble top tables, washstands
hair mattresses books and excellent assortment Of
cart Sale positive rain shine. Deposits requlred
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perenced man, situation as head waiter; perfectly
carving would have objection any
part Of the country Best Of references given Address A.
r. Greenwich street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

BOARD WANTED.-A FURNISHED ROOM, OR SUITE
ID with board wanted for LADY, where there
cation be near Broadway and between Franklin and
No references given but board paid adj
required Address for three days s. B. Herald once
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nRUC CLERK WANTED-TO TAKE CHARGE OF A
- retail store. A thoroughly competent person, who
wishes situation and who can city
William street.
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Explanation to the Public.-Carrom and
The Aol,an Patiently. Gilbert s. Co. ar


brated melodeons tuned in the equal temperament
harmony as good in the remote keys is in the
They the only melodeons tuned and
bly, the hest Monthly payments taken for Heodeons.
RACE WATERS No. 333 Broadway, Sole Agent
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-17

Mr. Il. T. Sellers, DEAR Sin. We have sold
a large amount Of your poplar family medicines
The INCREASED demand Tor Lem, tcstics to their
general use. Tney se.m 10 give general satis-
faction. Yours, -
..r MOXLEY g. BARBER.