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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-05-26


! Bacon Retail hams, 1o81216; rib sides
@8iac. Clear Do 9a@ioc, shoulders 8@84
p Ii.
Cheese Western Re-, s8@loe Z gliyh pai-
! Corn Meal--65 @75e p bush.
i Dried Beef--134c
/ Irish Potatoes Isl SOC 81 Is.
4 Lard--1G@ 12Ic
i PKTeRsBuRG VA-Ba con Market firm. at
7ta@734; with nodef ate demand. !. Cot
ton-1a limited enquiry this week, and sales
Light We continue the quotations from SO
10Is -. Corn-s,1es at 55@57c, in small par-
cells. Lard-More rrhness aud son e i'm
provement in price. i. !. T. eather--Soe Leather
rather ioyVer IN the northern markets Dam
aged to prime, l1@2Oc.
NORFOLK, VA.-Baron. North Carolina and
Virginia hog round, lOi@e; Western shoulders
.74@F Re, sides 9i%@8K. Cott4 n--in fair
demand; extremes 9@lQ1ac. .Cotn-nlixed
50@57c, white 52@53c, yellow SIC :. Guano
43@SH p ton of 2oo9 h.. j. La I'd l01l@
lie ia kegs
MOBILE, ALA.--Cotton- Prices u hchangaal;
rniddling Oh @9I :. Bacon-sideI s@9i$o,
shoulders f@G34, hams l2@I5.. Flour SO
Sc 3d.. Sugar 6@S4 Mess P prk 10 so
@s17 /
NKw ORLEANS, LA--dnr marke general /
iy has been dull-vCptton particularly So
weeks sales Il, 500 bales We quote inferior
81 az, ordinary ~ Q983I, mid,lli1g 9@1O, |
good mitl'lling 101a I'll, middling f4ir ll4to
A =, fair l2tS-a decline of Il to &c p ID.
Coffee. Demand good, but under the inau- fl
ence OF aoculpulatiug stocks. Prices have fur I
user declined, to 834@Y2S IL
A Sugar. Demand tolerably good with teu- \
dency to advance inithe higher grads. Info I.
flor = 13, common 3ls @3l6, fair to fullvIfair
455 @5ls prime 3sGs424, choice 5@ P1la clar-
fled AZ az. 4
Molasses. Has been dull-sour Ind fer
lnenting parcels 1917, common to choice re-
boiled 1922.
AUGUSTA. GA.--Cotton. Since our lst we Ek-
y review, We have little or no change to notice
il our cotton market which has been very dull .
Corn. Prices on the advance, and holders
IRE asking 60c without sacks; stocks limited.
Cow Peas are worth 75c By the qeantity-4re-
ailng at $4,000 u bush. Et-
Bacon. Prices are stifeniRg A good ana
lie of Tennessee is worth l0c. the hog round,
It which sales have been made There is
vittc luiGItOt tuIeu III lnab VIII FiDU
ring over9@91a. Wequote 91@@1Qc by the
Iuantity Clear sides sell readily at 10c, ribbed
Il 9sk. Shoulders 8@8lS, and han ns 11@ \
21af. Lard is worth 10@11c, the latter for
rhine in kegs.
Beef and Hogs Chnice stall fed beef is
worth $685. on foot, and dressed hogs 7ld@
q p ID. Cherokee and Tennessee dried BEEF
selling at S@9c 2 H. Il
CHARLESTON, s. C.-Cotton--Sales 1000 D
ales, ct prices ranging from 8@ lo5c. P
MAcos. GA Cotton. Sales moderate at G
4@9ac. J
SAVANNAH, GA.--Cotton--0gE market con 9
nues unchanged. A lot sold at prices ranging G
ON 92@ lo1c. HP
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-05-26

SAVANNAH, GA.--Cotton--OGs market con
tinues unchanged. A lot sold at prices ranging
from 81 q l01c.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-05-26

CHARLESTON, s. C.-Cotton--sales 1obo
bales, ct prices ranging from S@loBc.
MACON, GA--Cotton- Sales moderate at
S169Ac.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-29
Talk en- Change

TnerS was considerable conversaticn regarding the
collectorshp. Merchants IS general thing, are not
ONCE seekers. They acqucsce in the usual rou-
the Of having nearly all Offices OF much profit Hed by
lawyers from the President down; yet as regards the
principal officials to be congnee the Custom House in
t;s CITY, with the once Of city rostma stsr they think
That they might be selected from among the leading
znsrcial Of this city they to have La Syer
for Collector, they would soon have Mr. sche any
ether. But vote takou among about eight hun
bred thousand merchants who in the habit Of at
tending the Corn other exchange doubt whether
single individual could who would not vote for
merchant for Collector.
They say it is their energy and enterprise which con.
tributes to enlarge the foreign intercourse of the
try and augment thereby the exports and imports Of
the nation by opening up channels OF trade and
that in Of foreign they become the heaviest
sufferers In doing business at the Custom House Pest
Office they wish to have practical merchants to talk
with which wsu6 greatly facilitate their transactions
with the government. No class Of men have formed
mere favorable angures Of the administration,
feel better die posed to give President Pierce their impair
ta and patriotic support, than the merchants of all
shades OF party, in this city.
merchant, in speaking Of the celebrated Bankrupt
IAw-so suddenly enacted. and suddenly repealed,
in 1S41 and lS42-stated that . prevailed
that there remained in the custody Of the Unite
States Commissioner and Judge for this district about
5000 unclaimed dividends derived from the assets Of
bankrupt estates much Of which had been received in
various small He said some parties fixed the
aggregate at higher figure than the above He
suggested that the amount whatever 1t is should be
demanded BY the State and appropriated the interest
arising from It, to the support of Schools with the
derstanding that whenever legal claimants appeared
they should be entitled to receive tho amount at the
hands Of the State.
Many city improvements occasionally discussed,
1t said that the shipping lying IN the North river
much exposed to northwest winds in winter, and fire.
quenty badly chafed It suggested that long, broad
piers should be extended into the river and covered in
with storage houses while their extreme ends should be
closed BY dams and tide water gates inclosng basn in
which vessels could lay in safety, something alter the
plan Of the Liverpool docks.
party suggested that, should tho iurisdicton Of the
city extend to water mark along the Jersey shore
the authorities had better be looking to THAR rights
that quarter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-29

THE HERALD's CANDIDATE FOR POsTMAsTER.-
A correspondent of the Tribune, at Washing
ton, says
Speaking OF storms, I am reminded that Gen.
Storms is a candidate for Postmaster Of your city.
His chances are excellent. TIE HERALD goes for
him, and he is considered The HERALD's candidate
of course, he must succeed.
We have only to say that this is all ne:sss--
"mung" news, to ss. The HERALDs caAdfts.te
is the best man. and we have no dis vsitiun to
take gentleman out Of the State priscn TO fill
our City Post Office, without his csnsent. All
that we ask Is good, active Postmaster, who
will expedite the mails. But it mist be ad-
mitted that every thing indicates We shall have
a general storm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-29
Tm BOURBON QuEsr1oN-LErrEa or Rev.

THE BOURBON QuEsrIoN-LErrER OF Rev.
a.,.os--ws pdss ,:s. to-day as sim"'-
.ct Of Justice, the letter Of Rev. NJ Hanson
in reply to the structures Of .ar correspondent,
"st Clair" upon III. aanson's first publica-
ton concerning the. alleged identity Of the Rev.
E.sazer Williams with the Dauphin of Louis
XVI. Of France. The reader will find it wor-
thy his carefsi perusal and it will convince
him that, II Mr. Hanson should fail in restoring
his supposed Louis XVII to the throne Of the
Boarbons, or in establishing his right to occupy
1t. it will not be from any lack of honest con-
viction active sympathy. and uudoubted ability
and perseverance on the part Of his learned adj
vocate. lis there a Bourbon among US -
That is the question.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-29

.,eoort Of tSs Archbishops sermon win be found
elsewhere in our columns
Father C,avassS last evening. .snvw,s ,Ae ARA a
his regular series of lectures, At the sbefnso 70
pretty large audience. His SUBJECT was The bible
and the Papal system" The overflow Of rsws nom
all quarters obliges MS to defer the -.spert.
Our inside pages to-day cont IN TIE reply Of Mr..
Hanson 70 i" st. Clair" o >ooerning Rev. Eleaser
Williams and the Bour DON guest on; the Spiritual
Delusion-being the sher side of the Doughty case;
Coroners Inquest :; Commercial Police Court, and
Theatrical In" ,lhgence; Marriages and Deaths; and
over hteer columns of new advertisements, rotating
10 ousir .ess Of every description.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-29

ton Of the public invited to the splendid Of
Paris goods selected in that city Genn opened
at the lower store No 2i3 Broadway this morning The
items Of this extensive Importation which reached New
York by the HUMBOLDT superb French felt hats for gen
temep beautifully mounted silk umbrellas and shades
in great variety and Of elegant
chdrens fancy hats Of than twenty graceful styles
Just brought out In Paris Parents will
Of the latter fabricspartcunry worthy their
GENIN, No. ia Broadway, opposite st. Paai's.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-29

Tho Emperor OF France 1.-The Brother OF :,
hs 70 % saEiS
sn
sstimony before given e Any ether nssi-
a: %
ny M Es1slf
aa
har d. hes. yss ss soloss ths ha. Or
a ~ss G ana ia
S1r 2asiS VIZ sssso1y No. wan street '''
w,gs and Toup.e..-B.tohelor.s New style
wigs ths perfect imitation q nature
: :s :.
street where be found the largest anA best assortment
in the city. Copy the address
wigs and Toupces.-Mcrchants, Citizens.
and requiring hair Of description
@ not fail to S x s9s ~ III
q Maiden lane Also to be- had the best hair dye in tho
world. Copy the address.
Wigs and Toupees, Manufactured by Clire-,
sn for ~ #
Of finish and natural Of They may oasssd
at No. l7s Broadway, up stsirL
Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Ladies' Belts and
supporters instruments for club feet bow logs weak anoles
and % Of the
and every Kind Of surgical bsit At Dr. GLo
rs. Cleaver's Honey Soap.-Just received,
e e.: ssss: ssSs
% es
For Dyspepsin, Loss or Appetite, and Weak
of sa sa ss iHf S
had At @ corner Duane street Saion corner
Futon street 'i Price % oonts A''' ~
Trusses.-Marsh q Co., No. 2 la Maiden lane.
New York. have just from Paris assortment
plated springs with ,1ry and susss p'rshs pads Also
0ou<~ua's Liquid HAIR Dye II, without ar
% ns
s.p for rTn s ra 20
SSsH asia Essge aX White and Har Gloss ~ o.
Phalon's Magic Hair Dye, to color tina
S Or whsl: :E the q applied; without injury K
the ..s s0S 10 si IA e S1S sdss T. i
b Nicholas Hotel and By druggists ssnsrsiiy.
Phalon's Chemical Hair Invigorator, 70
Aeeene thin, and scarf dandru or invest IL
s ssa. snd a. ST. ss.: i s. Il
i<uE stores in cvory :ity.
Rheumatism, Scrofula. 6c.-FIyatt,s LIZ,
hssam the most certain remedy for the
s K. afyT sris Ess the
after he had been severely afsted with pains
&c s E: street,
ease Of .erSuIa for which he bad been treated Now
YORK Hospital six month"; and then pronounced
has cured thosssnd Of equally Desperate which
Principal Depot cents SsH1 per SHssi:
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, &c.-TIyatt's Life
MI vSsn al osSsr medicines
or We sp'n s for s OF Unable t. ws
depot 246 Grand street. r
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~Tis distance IcAls Enchontmsnt to the

view, says Campbell are few things TO which the
line ID applicable than illshaped bsSty coarsey
made shirt Nothing but distance hide yuigarty
At GREEN'S No. Astor House, they shirts
approach them and defy the
tect benish in them
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-29

invited to examine assortment Of these
BILE cravats We manufacturers them They
from rich black and fancy satns with ronts
and will be found saleabo than style Of
the market Always on hand, three ply linen collars of
superior make and most approved patterns Call and
IRA PERES0 * SON, 81 Nassau itreet
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Time. that Turns tho Dark :

Time, TINT Turns tho Dark Hair Grny, has
provcdto the world that CRIsLA DoR0'S Hair Dye will
lew minutes restore is ORIGINAL tnt and also that crs,
dorcs " k re.rryGtyc VIII prevent The dccay of tho ha
by rerpctua ting It's natural moisture and parting viyor
the roots Sold, and the dye appiicd tia prse ~ No
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-29

A Magnificent Dngucrreosypc ~ Miss Fit
,sbsth GreendsId better known BLACK SWAMI
can he az GUkNEY'S and sdiendid da1aerrcsa
AlIsry, ~ broadway, corner sesspd ptzvSt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-29
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERA AID.
Cu Aurna GnRrH1, TlLr ArRH MaHch

o., cn.MsEns STREET ME.y U., March e. lssa
ss;aisy d.P.'sS produce Sis pieces e;
be reduced TO and the Yankee part made Ss
ALBION OFFICE, New York, Sept. 81.
:ys day;
my See Saw, or The IriaSmsn's samas glanced
o. so FOR
As for raising the Yankee part M Johnston 10 whom
p1a * NJ Of yns IT, T ks s 'sa to
Hst 1s1 e. T. M s OBJ
nm, s = bargain. -. x.ss: i.sSss,ly :. v. YOUNG.
% e take OF refuse
a..Ds Mr. Sounss farce and pay too
s ss n is ss
lator oonfded to critical chat is his phrase not
5
ns s S ay 10 @
was then forced as. n my sr.s e
my sSsas:s and ssssIn:s xsans pisss
zsioa she.sfs fsssisn
ton: fastened him wIfal
We Direct the Attention Of our Readers to
5 r s nR slt e lis the sales
day Judging from their which will be found
ture-'Be sure to be there.n
Mntrimony.-Thosc Ladies' and Gentlemen
who received their money back from the Matrimonial ALI
Association from the fact OF upwards Of 800
bers being then unanswered will now be admitted but in
every letters will be only Office fashion
all in turn Address before, Mrs THEODORE +. SAND
FORD Post Once
Marriage Alliance Observation-Disclosures
few members will he taken during the present month
Circulars Of the plan bylaws &C. be obtained
hitting dollar to Mrs. THEODORE f. SANDrORD,
Corresponding Secretary Post Once.
w. III. McDOnald's Commercial NewspapeY
Advertising House. No l02 Nassau street.
The best leading received daily aad file for exami
nation.
Knox Spring Hats-Beautlful In Design,
brilliant in material becoming to In all stations o.
life the heads Of the people, in all parts
Of the city The head quarters Of Knox No. Us Fulton
street the place to buy hat that will be approved and
admired by all those who appreciate artistic skill and
true elegance There hats sold in New York for Eve
dollars superior to the article Knox sells for four
An Unquestionable Advnntage.-An enthu-
siasic taste the apprecave of beauty and
the faculty Of pcrccng glance the style Of hat that
becomes you, the qualifications preserved by KNOX
JAMES Of the Prescott Hat Store that have rendered
them exceedingly popular with their customers If
want really superb hat for the low price of g. got at
their the Of Broadway and Spring
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-29

ported and sold ~ Mesdames HILL COLBY 6,s Broad
where they have been carrying business for the
three years and whose custom Increased very
sderably from the fact Of ladies snzng Immediately
faeture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-29

has lost The facuty Of admitting Perhaps The best way
restore would be TO take him 20 AGATES 30 Broadway
and him to order Of the imnitse
shirts II he did not admire these his might be pro
ounced hopeless.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-29

Watts Nervous Anfiiote is n certain and
speedy cure for neuralgia rheumatsm tic dolcrouy cramp
debility and all Complaints If found
cia the money refunded 81 per bottles six bottles 81 So
Depot ~ Ann street, door below Nassau. Sent any
part Of the country
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MalIa fUr EslxUpo.

TIE NEW YOHf WEEKLY EERALD.
The Cunsrd steamship Canada Cart Stone, win leave
Boston at noon to mersow, for Liverpool.
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition If
The New YoaK HK,1D viii be received at the folsvag
places ia Europe
LIvEzPooI-Jcl,n Hunter No. Paradise street.
IoaDoS-Edv1rd Sanford h Co., Cornhil
VIM. Thomas &C., No 10 Catherine r.rest.
PAR1s-liyingston, Wells 60, Rue de Ia Bou.ss.
B. H. Revolt, No. Il Rue dc IA Bansue.
The European mails will close in this city ut enc and
three O'Clock.
The WEEKLY HERALD wllbe published at hsas past nine
eeaeck this morning. Single copies in wrappers, sig
pence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-29

Beebe Il Co., Fashionable Hatters, $50 broad
way.-Spring and summer fashion for gentemsns hats
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-29

- Hat for % 5O.-J. II. Feeny, 80 Ia
Bowery offers 10 the public spring style hat for 81
sgp to any sold In New York s. But price
The public can judge for themselves
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-29

~ Lsefexu RaHsne Secures n Iolo-Ru1vm~
nashsrs Patent Hyare nlsserts vssesss 0as
so.sry In nsaisss end .sesy 4 Is. rssssss day ny
relieve wshout pain shesA hseaataassusy, ss1ts
,.sA = a..1 =. =, I, =, NJ
pbls action the body Diseases ysav Sand
sr-sush govt local pesaayss nervous Mvsec'
Nssasss Ac-dssPpear - BY mixesle bssas
sppsd with the restest svecsss IN all then arsadfs t
eases Of tssing sndsr and disorders u W. bow
sls They prociptate metals from tasar soudeA eess
Ross water the magnetic Assdis shorA sAew af
she phenomsnon Of powerful vcAtes Pue 1he tasesu.
nsss produsing these ELECTS weigh about twe ouses se
1sidsd up II #: .:.Sy ~
Aniy and friends ks agciust that nuhsf diseases en&
eemplaint: which mild streaming elestrietsy
sAi certain Sad wond.f.ly speedy remedy TAs Of o
EASILY convince himself bershand 1T the DEPOT Of ths-
onth. The Importance Of the been asknow
ssdxsd in America BY the Academy Medicine Of New
York and the chains hsy: been applied wh great
assPssls Brooklyn City Hospital &s In Europe BY ths
Royal College Of Physicians sad Surgscns LONDON By
the Academic Estonss de Hsdsein at Paris By ths Imp
al faculty e vsnns by The Hoy, sssiy Bertha and
tho principal hospitals u Europe
propristors In possession Of testimonials the
effect from all the above institutions In America AAG
Europe we'll of the most eminent and disaguishsi
ebers Of the profession In both Asaphss and invite
the public to examine tbsm
Full illustrated dessriptions-ons fer personal uss
for scientific msnwith copies OF tsstnona a9d
number cured In New York and Eursps, bO
shaned gratis At the ses They wl be forwarded res
., postaas to any the United States - -
No Gs Broadway, corner 4 PsiAss street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-29

To get RID Of tho Dust and Confusion OF
Broadway Fulton street has become the best and LOCK
WOODS No % Fulton street. the best place to get
watches ewery silver gold pens and all the ct seras
In hia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-29

To Theodore sedgwick, Esq Dear slr-If
the committee of the ensuing Exhibition Of Industry win
The visible Diseases Of who able to visit
the scroula fever and ague st. vsuss Dance
fits chronic nfamma0ry rheumatism spasms old sores
third party sec the cures would
grand Inducements thousands Of PERSONS from all
parts the Union would the fair upon the
Of being cured for ont of tho twenty millions Of in
habtants 1t 10 possible not than one o. two
intelligent gentlemen like Yourself can comprehend the
thaumaturcal Of magnetism and vcltion dis
ease In the Nervous Antdote Your obedi
cnt servant, TALBOT WATTS 424 Greenwich street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-29

houder Trace, for expanding the chest and presersin
ymmotry OF formadapted to men,, women and chi!aren
Abdominal supporters, ladies' sustaining and COMPRISING
belts, OF the most approved patterns.
MARSH Co., Ne. "a Maiden Lane
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A Cartl.-Dr. Powell. OeuIi.t. Au

C&us-DTs EoWeH, OeuHst, Aurist, cScs,
will receive his patients for the
1 O'Clock daily DR.. Powell has recently imported .
large assortment Of artificial eyes, which excy asate
the natural In color and expression and
be inserted and removed without pain operation Dr. Pow
ellis Treatise the Eyo DO at his
has established private olinqus, from to 10 o'clock
daily fer persons In limited means Circulars containing
parcuar be obtained free at his ose 500 Broadway
bstweentIroome and Spring strsots.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-29

improved light self adjusting truss Unqueonabs refer
ence given to those who have been radically cured
And their trusses thrown aside Open until O'Clock the
evening. MARSH 4 Co., No ~ Maiden lane
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
SEE THIRD. SIXTH AND SEVENTH PAGES.
THE TRADES.

~ painters Of New York, Brooklyn, and williamson,
Wednesday evening inst at halfpast seven
upon business of Importance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-29

Ia, ESc.-Hyatt,s Life

rheumatism, Neuralgia, SSc.-Hyatt's Life
Salssm amost certain remedy in these diseases cured
failed and he had boon cripple for months TO walk
stand even sleep without the Of opates
depot, 2+6 Grand street. f->
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his residence Is Barclay street, from A. NJ TO p NJ
Diseases Of the matter how long standing how
obstinate they be In their nature
tusy eradicsted and permanent effected. Artificial
eyes Tor sale and inserted.
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.Hrcvity - the Soul -" -
No IS broadway, for - Wft."-Cs % Root's,
suited. Sesr dsGuerrsotyps. You will be
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and the pnhc that they have removed from l Chatham
street to 100 Bowery of Broome
oupsd by r. C. Akerly whore they will find large
elegant assortment Of gold and silver Watches
fine cutlery &c. which they retailing manuacturers
prices. JACKSON MANY, $50 Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-29

sastic taste for the art eye apprecve OF beauty and
the faculty Of pcrceiyng glance the style Of hat that
becomes you are the QUALIFICATIONS preserved by KNOX
JAMES Of the Prescott Hat Store that have rendered
them exceedingly popular with their customers II
want really superb hat for the low price of g. got IL at
their establishment the Of Brosdway and Spring
tYeet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-29

Window Shades.-Bcst Assortment In ths
q Rssds street Dealers supplied hands Shades
TO stand onats and sold lower than ct any
shade painted and ettersd to order In superior STYLE
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WANTS.

A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS sITUA
n ton rs chambermaid in small private family The
Great Jones street. - " -
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w. III. McD0nald's Commercial Newspaper
Advertising House. No l02 Nassau street. of Ann
The best leading received daily aad file for exan
nation.
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Kellinger's Refined Linlment L. certain to-
matter what the disease weakness with either
cannot fail in ten thousand trial. HI. mag. aaiS
in New York city; 81 EACH % 3osen His ninent for the
and all oth ailments, and work him
daily go Pearl stroet-hs central depot 10 <
Broadway, white front.
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C,re.t Barw.lnslThrce days more only ut 1865

Fulton selling on the entire stock q ladies
sents msses boys ohdrsns boots shoes CATERS &C.,
treat saerSee order close the business mme
diately To those to buy cheap great induce
msnts are now offered. WIN sell single pairs, or by She
dogen. far below cost.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-29

Selling on In consequence OF Removing
The subscribers offer their entire stock part Of
tans window cornces and Shades tasses with
tce IN the upholstery line below Persons about pur
pcrtunty purchasing above goods low they are
now offered. A. NJ r. DAVIES, Uphosterers, 200 Bowery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-29

We Direct Inc Attcnt1On OF our Re0ticFs To
the great sale Of furniture pianoorte &c. at the sales
room Of BRANCH NDONNELL, ll3 Fulton street, TO-
day Judging from their which will be found
ture-"Be to be there.n