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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-07

NEW YORK POLlrlt,S.-ln In nmr issue ol Sunday We
presented al some rngth with regard 10 the Ne"
York difficulty the conn"NiDn which the PfeS itnl mas
with IT, We SAID then w!tat we repeat no" WIN h1hon
II CERTAINTY and rarncstnr-a iha they ~hn have ceen al
,emulnp 10 identity the President with ne unprhclpIea
men OF Buffalo platform have no authority Tor lh' oase
they attempt II make oil IN. name ma hne"'r " "
,;hitf Magistrate
Wc Therefore repeat said Sunday ordrt T."
rive direct positive and sperihr s's"hcnncr We
say ngan IN these Words .
We regret 10 the tlufts thht me liesoicis az
lopar national character the euds n HE empire othf
As friends Of the present administrator ana nrepP sur, sur,
Tor It's succrss, We think such ffl"f's hehih" '
est condemnation :,
we feel assured and we believe thai the drrm'Ia aty {" me
whole country feels assured that The Pfeshrn was ac!a
ed by prsr and mos! patrloic motives IN
his Official pnlrDnage north ana n0rh"esirLh 'as
90 o in Ihr south and southwestern Sates His repeat
ed declarations that he had appointed no nenhef OF ne
Tree soi urganiz uhce who had not "oahuhen s
ffersol he!cscs, gives every assurance "i nh 49, .
nen,ient his firm and conrisien career - ',''n
put IN. artlu dcmaeoaucs ot Nrw ors have attempted
m rhrus, se Issue heole the public ihey would MAKE
~, I,snc,on cen the condition ol things before ne
Syracus. convention ana the CONDITION &" 'np7 since M
real PURPOSES the ccs1il i'c"n were rAh'oe" d" n'
They have attempted Ia c"nfoun Slircs N
nsIy separate and distinct efforts 70 make appear a'
those, ho nut no iah the false Statements ana hypo
critical Professions and "ho den"unce ' ,"e,' anu n
ona niznp proceedings ot the '"cirahc hhn al p"r "
Sv,,cn.c must also ennuncr the previous policy 81 te
administration which had 'r IL 0Isr me union :" '
New York democracy on sale and SQUAD iiihcIPtes
We believe mat the 10 min2la ai conoani lsS
,hings s sn unsho,zed ctio appropriate executive !"
hncnr, Ia jmpfoper purposs- ty reane h lmp'1sS'''
lhGt the President s active participant ~
esnousng thr cause Of handful OF men whom he mas -
is.. ut firm and undertaking consistency We nave 10
authority 10 speas for the President hu we % "' h Us
that he has been msIed uy 7ai.!'" s"phisIg ~ ', M
sanctions he use which s6ugh 10 DC fnade OF ms naHe
and nriuence 10 build up the fortunes oi acnn Shn o'n1
his administration iocai organization 'na' : "o =;
hv The orcat mass Of the American def'acr"cy osS"n
history is the record Of a:thessness "nd ireasoH-
| S<ptiJe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-07

Can Gotusn The new Governor Of minnesota. ho+ i+s
q order 10 which he says the liquor traffic amone 'n tn
ans must and shall be chopped" The agent 10 ordered 10
arch no and destroy all liquor offered for Gale among
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-07

JOHN ". BLAkTOS. DENTIST.
IaSN" OF the the Baltimore college
IL q sn. surgery c:er professional services 10 the ct
hs 81 Cumberland adjoining counties am prepared 10
LsT a. operations tie teeth III the mosi perfect manner
itt.h ia-:: cd nom en-
,end to Any a By ddrc FarmvIlle Prince I'd" ard
V. March I--cY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-07

TgE w.rra from the Congress Spring al Saratoga ha:
zen imported into France The question has been ai-ea
my il was called Congress- water Inc OBVIOUS aas"e'
i course did not escape the wits because contained
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-07
MINISTER ru FRANCE-THE WASHINGTON


WAsHlsGros, Or 81 learn. reliably that John !. Ma
sun ESQ o Virginia. accepted the appointment o MIN
te to France and will prepare snon TO depart on Ms mission
II is stated that the old Congressional Globe VIII become
daily paper after the meeting OF Congress- and run nerce
competition with the papers no" IN existence especiat
,hnse of The democratic order II will probably publish
morning and afternoon editions with all the iies! news
The object continue permanently thereafter AZ na'
" democratic journal.
THE WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT has
nuoinrd height of AZ feet The last cont rhu0n was
rom The territory u Utah. consisting Of block o stone
ABOUT three feet long, aud nearly Two vice, oioesh o
: nh AXE CIV The device is centrally beehive resting
on able Around irst0ons OF huwes wreaiiiea WIN
fruits and the Alseeng Eye "ih an inscription
IN m. words "iioness The Lord Al the base OF lhr
block the word Desere The stone is not very hard ana
j. similar 10 thai known Bath sone. The rAechoh
I'll the sculpture ~ only Olerahlc
From specimens oil Tennessee marble sent 10 th'
monument" says the negancer iii has been Jhtgeo 'h
yr best article YET furnished and 50 high s ls chdrsct
as 10 br deemed superior 10 any in The woi "r hardness
durability and polish We hear that 10 contemplated "
use IL Tor the interior icings and decorations 81 the ne"
CAPITOL buildings"
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MEnICaL socIsrY OF yIKGlN1A.

AVIS az sEMIANNUaL meeting of the MEpltAI SoCitlf
al VIRGINIA viii DE Held u the tow" o CatIo'esl''a y"
= .{av % obcr 2irh. 1888
hat the convenience OF !e ssts1n he interesting ~ ~
ht meeting 10 The pr"ieSsiah ol 'He
.AA ..As .i.i.tucU tarle attendance OF the Fellows
ry,-ie, II .he Executive committee.
=! + CT GouCil, secretary
srn cws;ars Iou: hoe !hr State viii please notice
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-07

The President well members OF The Cabinet. ureis
,.ny that the Union the organ of the sdminsrouon, or
mai i,s us the national Democratic party meet " :
,orroya Of the President.-tN n Y. Herald
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-07
az 1CIiE GOVERNOR Of VIRGINIA.
NATION

M state by lne reslsaaon George IL Gllmei one OF
u,,,S cert II. House the county OF P.tsyl'ania
- tore Joseph johnson, Governor vi the said Com
" houehi proper the Slcrih oi the county
pyan, 10 hold election the 2ol dar OF October mex -
,nl. rC tie House Delegates 10 supply the SAID ydcai
.g 4.l ard under the lesser ssai ." s'
tVmira,, IN. this ciehhiay ui September, eht,
:! JOSEPH JOHNSON.
~ liz .osrr0ar- CcoRas W. MuNFaR2, ~,
= r;,r Secretary the C"inTiaR "sA'1h.
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To pRINTE rs,

s<TRVSTCE Tor & n Gaste lhavc 10; sale large a"''
4 !, PRINTING MATERIALS. Consisting ~ ,,r IN,
a.. a e G0ut!e cylinder Press capaD- OF printing ~ "
~, VI nc Richmond Whts. al
,s double cy!iuder Press Ensils E,er x Ar
with Gale, t'-ihs
;r.uome variety JOB TYPE, :" winch Is a'a'"ea '
tsi .! lons Primer, suitable for dlnhes ,,, Inc, ,,,s
u!Rp lbs OF BREWER not .iali ""fh' :" - ' ~ 80
a.i 3un los. suit purchasers ,,,,,, =, r<,,.,.
q
no ,r. fSr-s ru rasy terms Address JNO ) HAlLAth
y.shtnson most rail undersigned Gensetown' u y
l!-cI: ~ ..o."ii ,-., t-..~t-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-07
FIEry DnI.I,aRS KEyvAnD.

KAN AWAY from my the lower rar "f lienrc" abon
~ W - u Way MOSES. boy about Ia years u
sssoi i4s brown color and five inches III height
T lie -t iin he has not been definitely heard from, though
~ SUPPOSED to t- where HsrIco Charrs City.
its above reward OF hy dollars his apprien
'"H ,s-n State, thirty dpaTs II taken within The
E i-cU l. H. PDISDESrER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-07

u, lairoRiANT FUGITIVE sl.',h Lan = -.
itU Yesterday lhe Department 81 the i"tst:I . s"i.
~ have received letter from Col. Wynsoop u . hla
shall Of The Eastern District of PennsylTsna no!ns e
Secretary that three Of his deputies woTe On Inc pon' " ""
;nc arrested on Stale warrant Tor seeking 10 execute
warrant from Mr. Justice Greer OF The Supreme Cou, OF .e
United States commanding hm 10 arrest "iha'n
] c,aimsa hv Isbam Keith of Fduquier county, Va.
a his runaway slave, w,u was said 10 oe 10 "nA ~.
pa whittier they were after him. and seafthe" '' ~
without avail. ,,,,i,, =, rim ar
The Siae Warrant charges them WIN ih't'ihe ~ w. "
IN some form yoia ting he Sh9 laws III tntif s'l's " a.
,,sI ihc lupitiyes The Marshal anticipating 'ns
II smpIoylns counsel and incufGing "iher rapcnte ~ W
tending his deputies from this prosecution, "es io pen
inn 10 do So he Ia s1d 10 have tcrh pfoinpuf a"s W.,
~ The Secretary ,ey teeg raph) lose no tine !"
3g The u s. District Attorney, and taking any meas.s,
~ M .s,r, assuring hm co that the Department ana
n hoIs oyetumenl here ale determined, 81 OIL hszafas
md al any COST carry out The PROVISIONS VI '"' -" "
September l5ih. 1850 ~ m
ihis aclinn Is worthy oi note inasHeh Sc !, o e - - M
~, winds IN. new spa per charge n sinPa'nY " ~
aaso, g, itsn made asaus, Mr.. SsctslIy McCieid"d-
| Washington St1-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-07
RI Ma vaSUFACTuKERS OF RAIL ROAD CARS

,p,o,~.is :,. n re evei tie Office 0l lie BOARu ot
pt'BiiG WORKS of Virginia ~ the CITY ol hcnnsoau'
ots r NJ he s McE lay IL December nsx! of NV
Freight Cars required Tor he
- =. Ea.1rG and Western divisions 81 The - ~,
il0 Al, ROAD the Cast Ion Wuik required III 'e
.n".u- % ani bridges oi SAID "du
r.as furnishing RAILS lo The rack OF sau ioaa 10
s,n; "a: end leleol.
asa Ds endorsed Proposals for cast iron ~ok
:. . wh tler The articles proposed To btifhSeo
sil f ed q: the ue road .. ciser-e
me lloa ,sas Gs iIGresse. 20 .ie undersigned
f' JAMES G. PAXTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-07
kOnEilT X. Pti iENTIS,


III cesnary Circuit and Inferior Courts OF Nor
w fox r0Jay. ciry NansemoId and lsle OF wight
o4.e' a.! lac LucuI; Cur al Southampton county All bus
s's sg nus care VIII meet with poml attention. lie can
"t 'und a: has vi the Savings Bank
sk % "e!ssays when he will his office. the Clerk
Of'e BuI!Ins ;. Su,ToI. A;rIi lG-c6m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-07

on Sunday last we listened with deep interest to beau
u and eloquent sermon from the Rev Mr. Hoge upon he
death of the lamened Or Robert Butler The Treasurer
of Virginia The Reverend paid Just ard cordial H
ous 10 the virtues and oobls qualities oil the deceased
man, as citizen public officer patriot freely and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-07
Jenkins majority
WASHINGTON RUMORS.

JENEIUS NfdIUIItJi
Jenkins gain, ooi. . ,,,, *,
Johnson is believed "a DC elected r'eh'hsi VI
s elected Judge OF the Eastern District
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-07
SUPERINTENDENT, oil the Covias,on and Ohio Ra Roai
,br5ut SruI lJ lSJ2 -3idW.d


al Iron Pr"IeilS ""'
locuuS aGauly the valuable IN tenIra Virginia
,tla;.. uauaps Creek iunr miles rom navigation d.
River. Immediately Oh the route both OF s
lanes River Canal aa oil The Virginia Cenlfa Ran
and contains land seveai huhufsu y"
-l,r 4. 3-rlor farming 81 winch about ieo are
Css aud .! large part - good lneadow a., +.
There an aoaudant LIMESTONE within ivy sards 1i
stack deposles =" n DRAUiiC iMESioNE,
m yhasGib quanlty ORE dis'lmc strata cone
nn npI- hIck OF such character as 20 ma 6
ss- FOu SURI METAL and smother The s qual' VI DAN
IRON This lac, at,esie! Ore a5oundS ~hstn haa
ul the and also found At numerous points utte
IL. ponertv ana "i'hn easy aeseSe o.
!ery cheaprees, eSsouteiy isex xfi.suAie ~
nrITvanen:s coneIst Of dwelling and oui-
piIlne. Stone ham, Il feat high hy Hao ,rs'
of ami heaviest rough inashty ana ~
asu,ng umeqGaec "ater power "a" hi a4 %.
qua'ry and rperi aid fuhh'H
S 70 which the Casting Bridge Houses and MACHINERY cah DC
Of could be PROVIDED
ciaiIsIs lG:ag % rgigs largely IL e ..o
s..as ard particularly n ni"slih3 tas'he
M rnrIon and OHIO Road >~hlch 10 located within one
p II n Of -tack) specially invited to the Iemitsaoe
rhn OF possessed By this property over almost
n. and which viii great bargain as The o~nei ie
..ss ~ sie s.4o , b, ;, ,
ltr., Andrew Damon EOSinston, Va Who WI sho% :e
-..,v r. wishing Ia purchase Jas q Paxton. Gala
go 80 AZ, h, nv cnuuiv G. HAMILTON,
s.,l I-~rI Chicago, ILLINOIS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-07
oFs11E oE JAMES RIVER : KANAwisA ca

OEEIIE OF .JAMES ri Z & K 4 n w !.
"N RICHMOND, SEPT. &c, 1853
y,,;H nee,ny ockholders the Jane
kana~ha Company, will ue held al this Office on
Moat.y. e2. Of October nert
t,~aiu4 Stockholders Is provided, that every
power At1n. appointing proxy 10 represent stocR sha oe
regarded Co,: authenticated i be under the hand ai
and atested by witnesses
WM 2 MuNFORp Secrs aIy
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MARY WADDY.


RaN AWAY, the 2ith OF August, man Henry. lie
muscular black abou 4 years od,a
'llt ar, has large and lace. imps little walking
M 1s- lie Is probably the Canal or about the Coal
'r- afeenJ escape Tree
"0 above OF 500 il delivered TO 'untined
,a ia hun m taken out the cnnhy) $40 II
.s..a lie couuly DAVID HANCOCK
kgsA.,. u a SrDtE Efl-c
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CHEMICAL ASALYS1S

.-,,,, VHFHItAL ASALYSIS
ENhE Laboratory Of Washington COLLEGE Is ~, ,r,s.. b
new snd complete Apparatus, or the aua,s,s of Minerals
rssta aters, S?s ac Ahalss &c MAJ rrura;ev
~. 70 reasonable For sei.r,,r, and r.;
"-fdlts sicc.rner>. adCess f. r.NpaEIi 's'
So Pfof }: Chemistry Wastiietor Coicsl IsInr;on I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-07
ZACH E,H lSANTEIl-

~ 5 Pincr al of The SiEhfed Acsiemy ne
~ii D. tel: The 10Th day Of October ,sr1erI
r.. o Ihs situation viii present of ma
oanrt ahd Ht; qualifications for teaching the elementary
we Ah'eIt ages, and the Mathematics The salary
as,s n tae ecs of tuition; has
Iaar!rfty ' '"ut 'ea'' a'u 'S i''u 'o'"e '''"S'la
On M year begins he January and terminate,
~ VI pet.mheT IpliN X. PURDlE President
>mrls-,, :, Trustees of the Smithhed Academy.
-.e'I, I1.e W MlsM EnuntY Va Sent l3 l2S3=cM4R
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-13

Rheumatlsm, scrofuia, &C., Ssc.-F. yatg's
Life BAsam 10 the certain and reliable remedy these
and ~ diseases Sowing from great impSns.y Of blood
have been published in the Herald and other papers we
Sheriff leo Mott street, who long sufferer from
severe rheumatism and after all other prescriptions had
Dosy EsS who keeps tire law bookstore No Nassau S
ed with scrofua In the neck face The ulcers
of them three inches diameter and penetrating
TO the bone rendering him loathsome to himself and to
others He had the best physicians and treatment the
o. r. Oatman of the Sunday Atlas, induced him to try
the Life Basam and in brief period every ulcer
health Prn depot 246 Grand street rs cents per
bottle; ELK for 81,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-13

Memorials OF Henry Clay.-See the Adver-
tisement in another column OF SARTAINS magnificent
View Of Ashland and Portrait of Henry Clay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-13
Good Wine needs no Bush, but II You wi.r

TO supply yourself with stock of genuine
wines trandies segars must necessarily to
establishment where the amount Of business
TIE robi Of the propretors afford proof that the ar
Gle sold purely what IL represented DO wish
directed to such paces Call Mr.. Edmund c. Charles,
Mt No. Park place and will be certain Of receiving sat
isfaeton Propreors Of hotels and restaurants and
gers visiting town. should make note Of ths-New York
81 cham
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-13

1Kh0x, NO I&5 FuItUH BtfeVt.-TMtfe II
genius displayed hat The graceful curve the
well poised the glossy exterior all the result
genius hat is the plus ultra of beaverdom-the
gauntlet which to cay beat If you oan All
world those hats Every second gent in Broadway
his head; If he ddn the world would
look him it does KNOWS hats cheap and
durable and light gossamer Try give us
opinion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-13

Goldsmith, In order TO give his whole Time
and attention to private instruction has resolved to receive
no more pupils in at the Ave dollar rate after
adapted for private study All who design learning
GOLDSMITH dollars must join his classes prior
IN tha akofM Nav
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-13

Daguerrcotypcs.-Rees u Co., $50 Broad
six months ago Since then several miserable rival
nitators have appeared and rather than they should
make interest their borrowed capital Rees 90.
win ve better pictures for shilling than they
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INSTRUCTION.,


A YOUNG LADY DESIRES SITUATION AS GOV
IA TO children to instruct them in the Eng
sh branches, with musc companion to lady,
weuld situation teacher in seminary Address
A. b. Brooklyn Post Office
EDUCATION.-THE ADVERTISER TAKES FOUR
~ small boys into his family and makes it his business
educate them at home with his As there will
be is suitable time for parents who wish
to place in the country under home influences and
moral and physical training rdiciousy adapted to the
individual to make application. Terms, S56
line addressed box BAG Post Once Hartford C will
be forwarded
NEW CLAsSES-BROOKES'S DANCING ACADEMY,
Nv Mt bis assembly 36l Broome street. The
the time subscription The school
will continue open during the whole year.
DROFEssOR DEMPSEY GIVES LESSONS ON THE
pronunciation and delivery Of the English language.
Professor D. the French Latin, Italian Spanish
medium Of conveying his instruct on The very best
references given. Terms $40 and $6. N. B.-Frepoh
p Dempsey, l3S Fourth avenue.
THE MISSES BUSTED HAVE TAKEN LARGE
and commodous house in the pleasant and healthy
negheorhood Of carpansve to which place they have
moved their school for young ladies' select number Of
boarding scholars only admitted few boys will be taken
undeten Of Summer term opens May lst 1853
Application may be made for terms to George W Rustood
street. and the Rev. DR.. sandford, White Plains
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-13

Amltl0n, Fashionable Halter, $40 Broad.
four doors above Bcecker street Gentlemen who ap
preciate fine hat light hat and hat of ynhcen
portions, invited to examine the Spring hats Of
AMIDON, No. GAG Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-13

Subscriptions to snrtaims elegant Steel EN-.
cravings Of Ashland the residence Of the late Hon. Henry
agents for the sale of the works. their office No as
broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-13

.Ihe Greatest Discovery of tho ASc.-No
nody can be purchased equal to DR.. Tobias Venetian
ment for the of dysentery, collie, sea sickness,
chronic rheumatism, toothache throat, coughs
burns, old sores pains in the limbs, chest back 40
2s not give relief will be returned Price
Ind 10 cents DR.. Tobias Horse Linmcnt in pint bottles,
cheaper and better than other Tor the cure
olc swelling scratches, CALLS cuta bruises old cores,
rriee &c ents Fer rIle " tie dgussdss Ia cu.hou.
United States. Depot, 40 Greenwich street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-13

0dhhUb b0ZdHr-Un TUeStay, April I1, TIC
third series Of spring mpcrtatons will be exhibited
sAeting of ladies' Paris made bOnnets the latest
together with brilliant assortment home
constant succession of novelties from abroad every
branch of ladies' and chdrens clothing will
Of the features Of The Bazaar while the
Of the proprietors business will he strictly
hered to. GENINS Bazaar St. Nicholas Hotel 53
way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-13

THE TURF.
(SENTREVILLE COURSE L. I-TROTTING.-THURS.
~ day. April l4h, at O'clock P. NJ. Purse, $780, Mile
heats best three in fve in harness. c. Brooks enters
Fanny Jackeon +. j. Nodne br Cen.reville D. PiHer,
e. Lady Vermont s. Mclaughlin, b; Flash omnbuses
leave Fulton ferry Brooklyn ut o'clock and after
the trot is over. Faro each way, rs cents.
TTNION COURSE, l.. I.-PURSE 81 600, WITH STAKE
~ Of 5000 three miles and repeat to 80 ID. to
off June 1853 Closed with the following cntes:
u Jones names PetW G. Ahrms namesb Blenis;
Chas. Brooks names b. lola; VIM. Garland eh.
Kimble Jackson; Spioer e. Honest John
Nelson names b. m. Boston Girl.
JNO. i. sNEDIKER, Proprietor.
1TNION COURSE, L. I.-PACING.-PURSE $500: MILE
~ heats best three in five to harness Closed with the
following entries to off in the month of May next
Chas Hood enters g. Hero; j. NJ Daniels enters CHI TO
cunseh Chas. Brooks enters !: Roanoke.
JNO. !. SNEDIKER, Proprietor.
TTNION COURSE, L. I-PACING-PURSE $500: TWO
" mile and repeat to harness; to of during tho
month Of May next Closed with the following entrcs:
Chas. Hood names &. Hcro j. NJ Daniels CHI To
cumseh; Chas. Brooks names r: 6. Roanoke:
JNO. /. SNEDIKER, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-13

Containing the largest and best collection In the city
As the These pictures have beea awarded medals
ct Fair where they have been Including the
Woglds Fair London Pictures Of all sizes taken daily,
sad In any Particular attention paid to copying
aaguerrcotypes having had light arranged expressly
chat purpose No s3 broadway first floor stairs oppo
cite Park Fountain
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-13

liberal and enterprisng hat of the
House. commenced business their present locality with
tie furnishing the best article that their
sent and refined And they have it, their
two Of Hers Magic Saloon, the corner Of Broadway
nm Surin etrepk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-13

NEW BOOKS.-"MARSH'S DOUBLE ENTRY BOOK
IN keeping Simphed, edition; also, set Of book
blanks ZOE pupils FIX 20 me set very complete by
Rambles in the West" by Mrs. Ellet. Letters
Country Girls" by Mrs. Jane G. Swishem. Just publish
ed by J. c. RlkER, l29 Fulton street
DUgLIsHED THIS DAY. THE NEW BOND OF LOVE
i For sale by Norton Irving House, Francis Adriance,
Randolph Evans Britain. and booksellers generally
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-13

IT, Heys0. nc Key TO Uncle Tomas Cabin,
" c Harriet esher stowe; 5000 copies first edition
before publication. Price 80 cents in
dss e TIKI great Tcgk y ss published IN Thss
son' ~ sale by all booksellers In the United States
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"Can Tomorrow Is n bad Answer to an
3mIatent customer When set Of shirts is promised by
GREEN No. Aftor House. at set time they ready
Shat time They fit, too according to promise
says Call Tomorrow and his customers never heard
to press Disappointment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-13

IA Preventive for Summer Disenses-An
cie conducive to cleanliness and indispensable B, COOL
ste, Is found In the porous glass lttr highly
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-13
PERSONAL.


INFORMATION WAETED-0F GEORGE SANDERS
who left Altoona, in 1873, apprentice board the
AmereaS chip Ropulps belonging TO Norfolk, yirgnia
TO New York Since then, nothing heard Of him
by his family who would suitably reward any reliable
formation TO his fate. Please address Edward Bech
Danish Consul, % West street, New York.
IMPORTATION WANTED-oF YOUNG WOMAN
named Mary Maeauley; resided, when last heard Of at
Rev William Mer's, Presbyterian minister New York;
her brother wishes find herr resides In Williamsburg
ef South Sixth and Seventh Streets where he be
found.
IMPORTATION wANTED-OF SAMUEL AND EDGAR
kiker who when last heard from were in Springfield
Massachusetts Any inormatien in regard to tca which
may be communicated to Edward Lacey So Wall street,
New York will lie thankfully received by their sister,
garet A. Riker.
IF MRS. SWAN, LATE OF LOWELL STREET, BOS
ton, supposed to be in lowell Massachusetts will
end her address to the undersigned all former
corning her husband win be Satisfactorily
she will esl in she will be shown to his residences
and have her fare from here 30 ton both paid
j. X SYMS 20 Division street. Boston and Lowell papers
please copy.