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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-24

Ex-PREsDEST FnLMoRE's PROPOSED SOUTHERN
TouR.-Our ex-President Fillmore, we regret
to state, is still detained at Washington from
his Southern tour, by the feeble health of his
wife who, with their son and daughter, he in
tends shall accompany him. They propose to
60 by The inland route to New Orleans thence
up the Mississippi and Ohio. and via the Lakes
to Buffalo. Throughout TIE entire journey. and
especially South, we doubt not he will meet
with most iattering reception by the peo-
pie. We hope. to this end. that the health of
Mrs. Fillmore may be speedily restored aud if
the ex-President should make little political
capital for the campaign of SO we presume
that his Southern friends will not object to it
Nothing ike an early etart in long race.
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Marine Affairs,

ANOTHER DEPARTURE FOR AUsTRAIIA-The bark Oregon
Capt. Higgins with upwards Of two hundred passengers
left port Tuesday for Australia She the eighth vessel
of the Pioneer Line and will be followed on the 10th prox
mo- by the Nimrod Capt Nichols which has lately been
changed from bark to full rugged ship besides having
various other alterations made in her. We understand
that ul half Of the berths Of the Nrod arc already
the passengers in the Oregon will be found in another
co
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Rh,umot,rm, seron.Io, xc.-nyatt's Lie

Baa IL the certain remedy for the Of
these and oil diacascs flowing from great mpnry Of the
bleed II cured Mr. G. N. Franklin 1853 Eddg0 street,
aft he had yereiy to cd with pains
be unable get in out Of bed without asatance
cured Mr. H. b. lelly " Market street. of dreadful
eroula for which he had been treated in the New
York Hospital Fix tbs and then oed ncurabe
II thousands Of equally desperate which
hoen published in tho Herald SIM other papers
Principa depot 2G Grand street. Price 70 cents per bottle
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Fine Arfa.

PoLII7Cs 1852, OR WHO LET Down BARs?-AmoDgst
the artists Of the day Mr.. William s. Mount bids fair to
take high rank His last works exhibits progressive
Development of talent, and gives promise of still
greater excellence at future day. The painting to which
we now refer piece which he has just executed for
exhibition at tie Academy of Design. The subject
sportsman dissipating the anger of farmer enraged
against him for respassng his grounds for game BY
reading him the latest from town. The scene is
laid Just prior to the Presidential election and the farm
err his anxiety to learn the intelligence inclu
ding price of hay forgets the Of his anger and
to regard the respasser in much the light
people generally look upon the postman The sturdy old
farmer looks If he asking
stCome tell US what the news is,
Who wins now and who loses
"Hard, hard the landlord racks US,
We've now load Of taxes"
Indeed, ndeed-and how goes hay?i
The admirable choice Of subject is great merit in it.
SELF and this merit is still further enhanced by the
nor in which it is handled The is thick brush
wood with two figures in the foreground, one sports
man. sitting on stile reading the from the New
YogE Herald to farmer, who leaning on pitchfork
appears absorbed in listening to the recital 1t evident
the HERALD, like music, hath "soothed the savage
heart for not trace of anger visible the face Of
the agrcuturst while the sportsman i'll conceal his
Joy at his fortunate escape The easy nonchance Of the
city sportsman is admirably portrayed and the rough
nature of the farmer denoted in the attitude the dress
the look and the ptchfok The sportsman's gun lean
ing against barn. and portion of the thatch which
hangs the gable end Of the building, enhances
sderaby the general effect There is depth and charac
ter in the picture that place it in the first rank Of the
works of genius.
The NKwsBoY.-We have received from the publisher
whose name unfortunately forget-a colored print
representing newsboy The sketch presents consider
able ability but its principle merit consists in the cha
acter that is given to the boy, who is perfect type Of
that curious and useful class who retail newspapers He
il made vivid and truthful representative and the be
holder almost ina zine the kind of news he Is shout
Ing about It is pnblished in PHILADELPHIA
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fortune OF many New York house. and thousands will yet
become rich through the To employ those
TO the bert pNrpofo call sond address the
rciG advertising house of w. H. MCDONALD, lo2
kastau street. corner OF Ann.
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fertilization Of this much desired achievement be
KNOX JAMES sales room, of Broadway and
Spring ftreo. in their assortment Of hats designed
nutactured for the prrg Their cSocodin htne
admirable usre ard elegance OF style
TO I'll gentlemen Of intelligence and taste while the price
four doars fail attract the attention Of the
r6mioay esposcd. The establishment Of Knox & James IL
in Captain Dcproots new hotel, the Prescott House.
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may easily be obtained by salling at r. G. GARDNER's
camille Hotel and taking bath in the capacious and ele
gantly furnished bathing rooms and then rcgae yourself
with the friction Of those inimtab,S Russian towels.
expressly imported for this establishment.
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and the public that he still at the old well known
thnd No - It'ton street whore he oors iasec nssort.
mont Of ne gold and eyer Watches superb joery and
elegant silver ware at reduced prices DO
ut represented. O. s. JENNINGS. Of Fulton strs.t
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Two QUALIFIED APrIIcANTs.-Attracted by
the call published in our columns yesterday Of
white hair dye for the benefit Of Office seekers,
two qualified applicants-yea, three-have re-
ported themselves at this Office, and may short
ly be expected to proceed southwark, to lay
their claims before Secretary Marcy. One Of
them, tall gentleman with head as white as
the finest white silk, says he has the prescrip-
ton for dying the hair white, and thus for
making good, passable, old fogies Of all the can
didates of young America at Washington. Let
them look out for him, and they may yet slip
in between the old fossils and the plumber, he
is coming.
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CARS s offered for sao by the ubsoriber any quantity
however smull at Wholesale prices Those who enjoy the
favor Of good refpotfuly invited give
cnll. r. T. 'KRUGfER b9s Broadway
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srd beauty ofKNOXS latest production s spring style
hats has excited the ereattst admiration and 10 Is unver
fay pronounced the hat Of the you wish really
superb article fitting the head comfortably and becoming
your style 0f leauty patronise Knox. His
ie all the world knows should know at No Us Fnlton
street.
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viii receive his patients for the ensuing from 10
O'Clock daily. Dir. Powell has recently imported a.
large ateormont Of artificial which exactly assimate
The natural In color and
be Inserted and removed without pain operation Dr. Pow
ellie Treatise on the Eye he procured at his Office also
bis ele rated seifacting and oun an DR. Powell
has established private ciuc open from to 10 o'clock
daily for in limited CirculGrs containing
PARTICULAR be obtained his ooe 2 Broadway,
bctv III rooIno and Spring streets.
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Court Calendar-ThIs day.

UNITED SSA7xs DISTRICT CoUIT.-Nos 81 to 60
srrREsR CouRr-Specal Term.-Nos. 8, IL, 10, 90, o.
~, 20 81 80 A. A. 3d. 81 So 90, CO. H. r. 76 81 ST.
g. 81 so TO 49, o. e. 49, 1922 lo3 10e 1o7 1Os no. 49,
1l3, 114 lie.
sUrREaE Coupr-Grcuit.-N 245, 341, 1856, a77, 81
28s, 49, CSC, 387. :s8, Ss9, 3o1, 1872, 3e3, 1916
SUrRRIoR CoURT-Two branches.-Nos 40 hs4, $50, $685.
500, COO, 242 612 $50 1877 sos 60o eo7 Cos GIL Gl3
6l5 GIG, 617 o1s, 600 e21 500 667 1885, $780, 400 20s
$685. 2o2 1es sos, $50 500 500. 1872, 525 4s5 400 IL
245, 544, 52S, 600, $685. 4t1 1885, 123, ia It's, 17e
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If there ia any s.outwnrd and visiblc,r sIgn

that marks the gentleman 1t handsome shirt. GREEN,
No Astor House, only assumes what he ready to prove
practice that his shirts always perfect in it, fashion
able in style, and made in style not surpassed in
Paris and delivered punotuay at the very
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eight spacious sales No. go BoweryMaSndcent
styles mosaic royal velvet and tapestry Brussels
imported from celebrated English for exhibition
the Crystal Palace ALSO Hars celebrated English
cloths resco Gothic scroll nguros also English
ply ard ingram carpets covers shades &C., at
tonskingly low prices
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Talk OH Change


The conversation turned on tho character of the for
egn by the Atlantic In its general features it
considered unimportant while in its commercial
plexion was deemed favorable for cotton than
was anticipated and regards breadstuffs, 1t was
looked upon less favorable Cotton in this market
experienced greater activity and the total saes day be-
fore yesterday footed up about 5000 bales besides $50
sold in ranstu Tho sales yesterday reached bales
without material variation in prices for most grades.
Flour sold at Ga l2x cents lower.
There was qualification expressed for the passage Of the
bill consolidating the central railroads. and for the
adoption Of the law preventing banks from receiving
ssung the bills Of foreign banks at greater discount
than that allowed on State money.
There talk regarding the decision Of the Judge
in Alderman Bars The opinion that Mr. Barr,
himself probably on reflection would coincide with the
court it would give him opportunity to have the
matter settled by an investigation.
merchant, himself ship owner, and whose general
character is not only pure but above suspicion very
indignant at the bold falls ehoods put in circulation in Al
bany regarding ship agents and generally by
class Of emigrant These gentry, it said,
had stated that ship and agents sell tickets at
high rates to railroad ard steamboat agents. to go on
board their ships and then compel emgrant to pay their
prices for transportation to the West and by this
means they had received thousands of dollars The
shipping merchants have constantly had to act the
defensive They have under former regulations had to
protect emgrants from outrages inflicted upon them by
set Of irresponsible men, who ready to pounce
upon emigrants in the most shameless manner.
merchant, speaking Of the recent strngency in the
meney market stated that had commercial pursued
as rigid course towards each other the banks did
towards them the consequences would have been very
serious. By the adoption of liberal spirit their credit
has been maintained with unwavering frmness and
confidence throughout.
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seriber importer and turor Of coras and syrups
respectfully invites the trade and dealers TO his
goods, which he offers for sale at very low prices with
liberal discount u. j. kRUGLER COS Broadway
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Advertising cut Of New York has made the

rneqused for perfection in all that makes picture are
taken any sort of weather. at 1853 Broadway corner OF
Franklin street. His Crayons perfection itself
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sprinklings Of rain which came upon US yester-
day afternoon afforded some relief from the dust
ofour otherwise insunerably dirty streets. Are
the watering carts out of repair. or are the horses
dead.or is the street inspector SICK or what is the
matter? II. the dirt must remain in the streets
let US have it moistened now and then, in dry,
windy weather. For two or three days past,
the dust, light as it is, has been heavy
taxation upon sore eyes, weak lungs and dry
goods Have mercy upon the people, oh, city
fathers and down with the dust.
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AS Pearl street. have received, per late arrivals largo
stock Of velvet tapestry Brussels three Ply and ingram
earpting of eheste and elegant designs which, having
been purchased previous to the recent advance in prices
they enabled to o6er at very great Inducements
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Canal Street Garnet gtore.

Canal Street Carpet Store, 20 Canal street.
PETERSON co. call the attention their friends
and the public to their stock Of and elegant
from the most bought
before the late advance in prices and for
cent less than those purchased at the present rates.
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Spring Clothing, made mp In the most FASH
onahle and durable possible ct all
crred advantageous terms IL. L. FOSTERS
clothing establishment Cortlandt large stock
Of winter clothing which will DO sold st greatly reduced
prices.
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Phrenology In jersey Clty-Mr. Fowler.
VIII commence course Of lectures In Franklin Hall q II
O'clock Wednesday evening March g. and continue 9Th
26th 6th 18th and 18th. The 6rst lecture free Seats for
ubsequent lectures I'm cents Public EXAMINATIONS At the
close OF each Lecture
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system flat elegant and fsvorite compound BUSIpS
novatng Aromatic Cordial be had at s5 Greenwich
street Duane e Grion Bowery and Grand
street in Brooklyn Of Mrs Hays ITS Fulton street Ply
seians recommend in preferenoe to article in
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a "a ITnt for az 5O.-J. r.. Econv 20


Bowery, offers t. tho public sprng ,yc hat for 81 o
1he public can judge for themselves. 49,
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Mourning Mantillas and Bonnets.-Bartho-
lomew Weed will open Thursday March "a their spring
styles of mourning mantllas and bonnets. BARTHOLO
NEW WEEDS new mourning store, 55l Broadway, be-
tween Spring and Prince streets.
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AasslaAssa Asr tAs Hxhahatssn - tAs lnAuo.
NY q III MatisnA-0Mse No IS Bsesavay-Nsw Ycskx
March iea3-hs steehhodsss Of Chr assse1naisn ass
sssk being the xth nstaimsnt kcrsof srdsrsd
the Baafd Of Directors and that they required % pa
hs ct this sss, before the se DAY ef March.
Inst. By order. WIN. WITHIN, TrsAsaRW. [,
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bes for ladies' instruments for clubee bowlea weak
nnkcE joints and curvature Of the fpne supcror
elastic STOCKING for ENLARGED veins the Leg elastic kneo
and kind OF truss and baGdage street
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Trusscs, Shoulder Braces. Female s.pport-

Instruments for feet knock knees weak
ankles curvature Of the spine, very superior elastic
stocking for enlarged veins of the leg and elastic
chdrgns trusses and kind Of surgical belt at Or
GLoyLE'S No. l2Aan street.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q

Ca1retsngs-Pcters0n & Humphrey, 370
Broadway are daily receiving packets Europe,
additional supplies OF rich and elegant carpengs
rior fabric and styles entirely and particularly adapt
ca to city trade For sale full ton cent less than other
stores selling similar goods.
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Destruction of the books and papers such
this would probably ea forth many remarks about
caresness OF the parties in negectng
provide for the ofoe hreproof SAFE They well all
who supplied with Of these Indispensable
articles wand it is the best policy to wait tiff the
comes but to the depot No 80 John street. and
purchase Of the Defiance Salamander Safes c. Gay
fers patent. X. u. PATRICK, Sole Manufacturer.
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votes BIS attention 20 diseases OF tie Chronic inam
nation of the eyeds, however long standing
cured aims and pecls removed without surgical
Ofice hours A. H. to p. NJ French artificial eyes
ertod TO took eaunl TO tie natural orgnn.
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Sewing Machines-S5OO a year Is the least
that female operator will and above what she
could by hard labor by using Of SINGERS Sewing Ma
chimes Call and see them in operation, at the principal
Office 3S Broadway.
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pIcfes m M nn.ler sfore

Plates 10 go under Store Show Windows.
Is C. CLARK $50 Broadway engraver, manufacturing
printed ut low prices.
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Faanos-A Rare ChaAce.-Ovving TO Removal
few Of Gilbert Co.'s celebrated pianos with and With
oue the oan, will be Sold monthly payments tAken
II Immediate application DO made to HORACE WATERS
agent wsrerooms 3SS Broadway corner Of An,
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AIlsopp,s PILE Jndle AIe.-yUa .,.s

call attention to the Allsopp pale India
Sssr rewards and Sanford and for sale by Mr. Sidney
WhrinRham in seven dozen packages at le Dozen at
basement No lG Wall street. IL ADAPTED for
spring and summer beverage.
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For sale-The Most Prominent and Attrac.
tive business in the city From its eligible position
tits capable Of commanding very extensive trade The
the of Chambers Chat
ham which will be sold by Messrs Bleecker
Monday, March 2. Soc Courier and Tribune
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Facts Speaking for Thcmsclves.-ls II,

fer ladies' boots and shoes took tho medal at the Worlds
LETTERS own hand shanes and directs his work 4th stye
TT and finish Jeers peculiar forte 9TH Every body
of taste ultimately seek Jeers 9Th JEFFERS continues
DIX Rroad vav
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article flexible quill for aale together with general
assortment of blank books paper and stationery by
CARR HICKS, Statoners, 50 Nassau street.
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United foreign countries resident
states have their seals Of office engraved by the
best artists, 81 EvERDELLS 32 Broadway, corner OF
street. Also elegant card engraving and printing,
hsraldry engraving, 30.
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saunders Toilet Furnishlng Stores, No.
Astor House and No $50 broadway where can be seen
large assortment of portable peamery fancy
cutlery combs brushes &C., Of the quality Depot
for the sale Of the metallic tablet strop.
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Mourning observation-disclosures and Weed
prepared exhibit the splendid stock of mourning
of spring full and half mourning dress goods BARTH0
LOAEW WEEDS new mourning store 56l broadway.
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sSpton reservation the hest invented Bswar
pulled dyes Equally celebrated Is Gourauds Medioate
Soap for curing pmpes freokes chaps rough
sss &C. Pondrs Subtitle uproots hair from any part fh
body Liquid Rouge Lily White, and Hair (.foae At n
Walker street, near Broadway.
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Blank Books, Paper ana stat.cncry-Ws
count books, which offer 1t low PRIZES WrisIng and
wrapping fancy and stationery dsserp
ton bill heads circulars, cards. &C., printed neatly.
CARR HICKS, StAtioners, 6S Nassau street
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n their assortment Of and pocket knives among
the most beautiful and pat
| terms imported. G. SAUNDERS SON, No. Aston
| Houle nd
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LoOk1ng.G Glass NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
glasses ct reduced pfices-RICHARDS KINGSLAND, No.
- Cortlandt street. The trade supplied with frames DE-, ~
composition state. Factory No. lS5 Duane street.
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Wigs and Toupees.-Batehelor,s

ofres are the most perfect imitation
ever Those wanting very superior article shou
street where DO found tho argest bert
in the city. Copy the address.
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hat dye Is the best yet discovered coorns she hair or
whiskers the momentit applied The wonderful
certainty with which this fyore old hair
dye performs astonishing Is for SALE or applied 81
BAFCHELORS wig factory. No. 4 Wall street.
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cards. Beautifully engraved ana printed bridal 81
oneiy IN All s varieties consisting Of silver embossed
II. branchss adyersing snyslops and embossed
solors. HYATT CORNELL go Broadvav corner q
Wayr~u treat nd Val ctr $500
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and strangers requiring hair
should not fail TO call and the beautiful
az tie tee bratcd wig factory Of MEDHURST HEARD,
Maiden lane Also to be had, the beat hair dye the
world. Copy the addresr.
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AassaaAasa Or tAs Hxhahasasn q tAs lnAus.
y :S .:.ss.. s' g
si E. & ~
s.: p; =:
PArenolosy I'm jersey Citz-Mr. Fowler
VII commence course Of lectures in rrsnin Han g II
ST. S ass BIZ TRs rss
;s.srss 2 cents Public examinations q the
Pianos-A Rare Chaace.-Owing TO Removal
Il e .0S ana % %
;ssS:;: SIS ssS.dSaS corner u An:
Wedding, Waiting, PROFESSIONAL and am
sS nyn in ~ y. ,iss.s
X zeal smSos.sS Il ~
;slo.. HYATT CORNELL orr go Broadway, corner
Blank Books, Paper and statsoncrv-Ws
.a.y Ts @ t. LIZ
''n bill CARR s.ess 8
Ministers, Consuls, and Charge d'Anaarcs.
hsraldry engraving, &o
Elmo Cutlery.-The undersigned call atten-
ton to their Of r.. and pocket Sn,vs amonG
terms imported. G. SAUNDERS SON, No. Aston
House, and S67 Broadway
Looling.Glass Observation-Disclosures
glasses OF reduced ees-RICHARDS KINGSLAND, No.
y Cortiandt street. The trade supplied with frames &c. ~
composition state Factory No. us Duane street.
saunders' Toilet Furnishing Stores, No.
Aston House, and No $50 Broadway wherc can be seen
large assortment Of portable dressing fancy
cutlery oombs brushes &c. Of the finest quality Depot
for the sale Of the metallic tablet strop
For sale-The Most Prominent and Attrac.
tive stand in the city From its eligible position
1t capable Of commanding very extensive trade The
situated the OF Chambers and Chat
ham, tho which will be sold by Messrs Blocker
Monday, March Is. Soc Courier and Tribune.
Mourning Mantillas and Bonnets.-Bartho-
omew Weed will open Thursday March a. their spring
styles Of mourning mantillas and bonnets BARTHOLO
NEW WEEDS now mourning store, 55l Broadway, be-
tween Spring and Prince streets.
Mourning Sillxs.-Barth0lOmcw and Weed
prepared exhibit the most splendid Of mourning
silks to be found In the city together with every
of spring full and half mourning dress goods BAHTH0
LOAEW WEEDS new mourning store, 56l broadway
Facts Speaking for Themsclves.-lst. JEFF
fers ladies' boots shoes took tho medal Mt the Worlds
Fair End Jers work and material both dey scrutiny 3rd
Jeers hand shapes and drects his work 4th STYLE
and finish Jefers peculiar forte 9TH Every body
of taste ultimately seek LETTERS 9Th JEFFERs continues
Sevv1nD Mochlnea.-@5OO n vear Ia the leaat
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Marsh d Co.'s Improved Elastic Suspenter
shoulder brace for expanding the chest and preserving
symmetry OF form-adnptod to and children:
abdominal supporters ladies' sustaining and
belts Of the most approved patterns.
MARSH Il Co., Ne. o. Maiden Lane.