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THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
WASHINGTON

rfogs Oar o. 7'pfffsfyh1fft
WASHINGTON, Nov 49, is,
The news thai goes from here to your City pres, 4,
resion 10 the consats OF the forthcoming Presl,.,
message and the reports Of the Secretary Is susis,,
~ amusng One corre spondent testifes eons1e,s.
that Mr. Secretary Guthrie will recommend a ,sa,.
ton Of the duty on iron ANOTHER denies ths .,,,.
ment In toto and asserts that he will do such thin
Tie fact IL that one correspondent knows just az uu.s
az the other this subject and that is nothing at Al
SO, too with the tumble OF topics aud the mois n
treating OF them that is predcated of the message r,
credit the reports must believe that the Presd,o.
about town showing synopsis of his annual ne.
sage, in advance, even before it is written.
No proposition has been received for the amen.
ton OF the Sandwich Islands The Hawaiian Colpea
have not had the subject before them during The sts
agitation but once, and then only in negative fr,
The Council did not vote fer annexation, but simply
voted down proposition to commit the Council agax
it, Meantime, neither the King nor the heir apparent
disposed to make any advances looking towards
cesson of the Islands Their preudices and fears are
constantly played upon by the British and French
officials, in order to prevent such an act
II turns out that Bennett of The Herald, sbsou,elr
wrote from Europe several letters 10 the President
himself urging his claims to the French mission TAls
intelligence through that entities Il to
implicit credence Was there ever known a clearer
case of regeneration from disappointment and cha
grin than is exhibited by this most fahless anil men
daciOus print Yet perhaps its editor is right in HE
recent declaration that be is more entitled to Ohcs
than many other "vagabonds who have received il
from this administration
The suggestion that the Car is lunatic and proposes
abdicaiion is simply laughed at in diplomatic circles
He is well known as a of admirable physical or
ganzstiCn and has neither the mbeclity that marked
the character of his brother Alexander toward the
close of his career, the brutal ferociy Of Consaa
tine, who resigned the throne in bis favor Heis how
ever, known to be impulsive, and likewise irritable
from disordered liver from the Inflammation of which
he has come near dying on two occasions
But he has never shown symptoms of insanity. x
the war in Turkey is to be traced to physiological
causes, ii must be set down TO the account Of de
ranged liver rather than to a dsordered brain. EYg
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The Liverpool and Philadelphia Steamship Company have
completed contract with Messrs Tod & McGregor of
Glasgow to build fourth iron steamship for their
line to be called the City of Baltimore She will be about
1900 ment with length overall of $50 feet
and when she is completed and the station there will
be departure from Philadelphia once every fortnight,
instead Of once every four weeks as at present
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The Erening Post is, we sorry to perceive, 4
very ignorant paper and greatly behind the times 1t
contained yesterday an editorial article on the Season
of Meteors but not word did it say about the alarm
ing phenomena which have lately appeared 70 the po'
litical sky The Post is not yet aware that there has
been an election in this State since that immortal one
which made Gen. Pierce President and Caleb Cash-
ing Cabinet Minister.
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Mr. Justice Meredith In the Superior Court at Quebec
decided that the operator OF telegraph company can
not be compelled TO dvulsc In ccart Of uslicc Che con
tents OF a,ccgraphc dispatch scnt or received by him
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me tn,es copies. with just satisfaction. . letter In
N. RsLsav Hssisi,, which cumm mcates Tho 6lsw
inp intelligence r,um Washington
tne. hni iha Precedent Il strictly ahsiouins lka
u,nu Hundats HE l.lie,a not ~ipnpd That he u 6u
H., IN ihu A., n, uan,a ~ HE ,elenus duties and hr
90 ,,s,a in The nhsrs, ~ Tho iey ~ e.nla,nlv
with Tho ,l.ws ~ The ripaltieilan rpiausaiun Inder
bs., bsn,s saariri ltai lhrp was mitch rf iha tr
tru, VI uirs ~ New rnnlend fmil, PIE, ers rref
a,i ~ restraint ulnn that Freedom ~ lnc,unnn Witch
shunl ,.lsl Us The Presidential meuslrn ~ oruhl,an
rub"'f
We believe lhc tiim NJ iAs Rssiss, wes made \
,uslon House enlre, by N, Meswrll We kaesat
h,s,d " hl- helpn ueed uu ,ri eud here he vcu be
such 40 suspee IL The phlu'arh, uf lhe milh ~ that
rrrnahH
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MASSACHUSETTS, is but partially heard from as we
write but it is deemed morally certain that her pro-
posed New Constitution has been defeated by de-
cisive vote. Boston has given stunning majority
against il.
We write without knowing how the rural districts
lave voted; but we guess that between Caleb Cush-
ing and other head cooks, the Coalition dish OF our
friend Gen. Wilson has been kicked over, and that
Emery Wsshburn (Whig) will be the next Governor
OF the Bay State.
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The Aldermen last night adopted the bill increasing
the pay of the Police and the Nlnthav Railroad BILL
both In defiance Of the Mayors veto.
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MISSISSIPPI ELECTION additional returns from this
State mako the election Of the Democratic State tckoias
certain by 1900 majority The majories Tor the
several candidates for Congress from the Districts
ported consd,rahl, hollow lie State tcket avsrnge.
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The Brepen ste ansbip Gemana, from Bremen Tor this
port which put into Halifax Saturday last for asuppy Of
coal had been % days not % erroneousy reported
Her regular day of departure the i2h of October but
she did not leave until the 2lst ai O'Clock, PM.
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Tho Supreme Court yesterday decided against the
further building of Russ pavement in Chahamst and
the Dowcry 1t sheld that any tax payer of the City
has right where there is appearance of the public
money being appropriated in manner unauthorized by
law to apply for injunction, and prosecute the suit
without making the Attorney General party. II also
held that il is necessary contract shall have been ad-
yertsed. The injunction prohibiting the going on OF
the work was restored
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pcr,lonl WRITES

TourAtNa Goa correspondent wrttra
"Nou Ne Jaw Member ooct G,cm the l.. nstacs
of rrmthina 90 ~ hart this far tan' tho truth lie
10 Ia rouica r,vr Democrat hut elected a. an ndepon
dent Maine Law candidate
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The "Adamantines' of the District 81 Columbia
had meeting last night in Washington CITY, to con-
cratulate the Hards the result Of the recent cleo
ton in this State at which there some sparring,
during which Mr.. Wallack, Chairman OF the meeting
knocked VIM. II. Thomas, Deputy Collector of that
Port from the platform
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BosroS. Monday. Nov IL

BosroN Monday. NOV ~
The New York mad OF last evening had not srnr,a
ten O'Clock this morning II is said that freshei @"
sor Connecticut has so damaged the Railroad "@
inpassahlc
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STATE FLFCTToN.

kNCuEsrNR, MONDAY, NOV = ,,.A
The osi,kAl returns Cor Livingston Coan'y s"S
rsisi Ceelcy. li9Gs Kelly, loss.
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CONTINUED uiNfSS on hon { G. NNn" IA
MANCHESTER Monday, Nss. "a ~ -.
The iOn ChArks q Aherson' who was ''S1 ,'ssssa
al,ss on rhuraay, ,c'H'ns 50 low W. Nv
.,,ala tm little hcre ef his recovery
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,,,r v,pruA WASHINGTON

ltNesSSNtft Monday, NY -, IA
M. A,,,. 4, tha MAlihA Washingsoa case es ',
,,'p. ~" aNv II nsl gullr, q 80 al The daeai'"''
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subscriptions nui advertisements or The Ncr fork
T,s.nse oan be lon with the following Agents
iosnoa MI W Thomas, No 10 aud 81 Ca1harinc street
Slfnnd
Pans Mr. Eiouru,au. No 20 Rue st. Marc.
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IN. r.,,..a n. sa...re.

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w,cuan ell the ai's Newa nr To Tho mo Of going TO
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GAS FIXTURES.

KIDDER's GAS REGULAToR.-A SAVING OF
N twenty-five per cent, with better ght-The atten
ton OF consumert of In hotels manufactures and
private dwellings is called to this liable machine which
cent Of the giving at the tme better
whom rcgulat controls the sht and pre-
vents waste Of 1t is In at the Metropolitan Hotel
Hotel Frenchs ana others II is also In BY the Erie
Railroad and the Harlem and New Haven Railroads.
all the leading morning Offices of ths city.
aso In In private mansions and
IL failed to fully accomplish all 1t is to do
are invited to Gal. at the office Of tho New York
streets and examine the operation of the machine
testimonials Of parties who have used It. Descriptive
mphlets be had Mt Hales Letter Once
Enquirer OFF W Kenyon at the office Of tho Journal Of
Commerce. o. T. Clarke, lat the Golden Rue) LOT Full
ton street, New York.
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mATRIWOdLAI.

MATRIM0MY MADE EASY, OR HOW 70 WIN A
l Levs.-Professor Iawton. Boston iormes.y ., Ion
paid plain directions to enable ladies or uemen 20 w
tia devoted Affections Of the brFo sex as hs
NAV dcsirc The process simple but so capts
waiting that ali may married. irrespective OF age appear
srcs o. naston. and last though not least II can be ar
ranged With suo and deiicssy shat detection
aha Address Professor Lawton, Boston Mass Nc ss
sars taten from tina Poet unless the ucstar~ paid
arATRIMoNIAI-A FOREIGN. MIDDLE ACID GHN
M temnn OF a very superior education and
.,ostor anxous make the acoaantAro Of nde.
pendent lady who would consent TO to Europe Letter.
statna partlculArs and whore interview be hAd
viii meet with attention if addressed to g. NJ, Broat
/ = 81 gvst 0thss<
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AGENCY.

NYE CO., SHIP AGENTS AND COMMISSION
IN Merchants, valparaiso.
WILLIAM .. NyE, A. RICHARDSON, AUGUSTUS LOMBARD.
References.
SANTIAGo--Hon. Balie Peyton.
VAIPAnAIso--Messrs. Also . Co., HemsnwAy Co.
PANAMA. Messrs Corwine, Bro Co., Garrison Fritz,
VIM. Neeon Co.
LIVER rooI-Messrs. Bowman, 0rinnell Co.. William
Jackson. ESQ.
NKw IoRE-Mesns. r. X Collins 4 Co.. Goodhus Co..
Capt. Esrs ye, steamer Pacific.
BALriMoR E-NeSrs John Henderson 4 Co.. Thomas J.
Hand Co, White Elder.
SAN Fin AScuco Mes rs. Flint Peabody A Co. Hussey.
Bond Hale Chas. Dcane, Fac, J. II. Lyon, Eal
Bosros--Mossrs Amisi &. Lombard, Esq.. H. BHgharq
Co, Glddep WiiliamA
CANroN-Nys. Perkins Co.
DAY TOMPKiNS GENERAL LAND AGENT, COR
~ Of Aictta and Gren streets "a few steps tbm the
1owpkinsvs erry Staten Island will attend to tho pur
cse sale estate collect rents nesotts claims
Procure money upon bond and mortgage 10 20 Houses
and farms let All orders and
,eft With TATKM NO. bNassau street vi re prowpt.
n A1t&nhea
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IUaURANCE.


r AFARGE FIRE INSURANCE CoMPANY;-oFFIcE
IL Of Nnasau and Cedar opposite to tho Post 0co
Cash Capital $50 000Insures buildings, merchandise,
vessels In por hnd their household furniture and
other personal property nganst loss damage by
Ars Applications post through the despatch
promptly attended DirectorsJaoob Westervelt, VIM H.
lothrop Robt Smith John Lafarge John Ncwhcnse Isaac
Fryer John Fowler Frederick Hadley, John q. Wetood,
g Cunningham, Alex Daiyympls. Richard schsll, John
H. Fowler VIM X. Thorn, Van Wayenen Dan. Talmadge,
Alex Mckenzie l. onderdsnk, J. " Jennings, l. Ton
nellc.W. O. Chavo, r. Bnnchet, James H. Brown, y. Is.
Picrson Thomas Houston Robert Orn Nathan Clark p.
Poiilon, Jr j. Magufe, Robert u Coz A. NJ Bnuingcr,
John T. Allen, George H. Bell, Pliny Freeman Orsamus
Bnshnell. Charles Kirkland H g Adams Edwsrd @
Johnston Livingston, James Black, George Pierce
NICHOLAS CARRoLL, Secretary.
STuYvEsANT FIRE INSURANCE. co.--oFFIcEs lei
- Bowery Broome street under the Bowery Bank
AID co Vail streotCayita 500 This company ns~rs
ture warehouses and erchandise factories ships
port 40 the oct favorable terms ALI losses VII 5,
imns diAtely adiusts cd and promptly paid.
FREDERICK X. LEE, Presider.<
SAMUEL WlLLETS, Vice Pr .eidsnA
BrNy. J. PrrrE Secretary.
JOIN Cox, Surveyor.
N B-Aprlications fer insurance. In thu eomrauv ma,
~ len ~'fh Mann Richardson. at ..ne branch sMco
q - sSrSoA
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sas H--s-
LIQUORS.


III 000 DOZEN OF SCOTCH, EAST INDIA, BUR
lU.OOU ton and Philadelphia ale; Barclay Per
kihs Lcndon, Guinness Robert Mander's, and extra
Philadelphia xxx porter and brown stout; Club
lids schnapps and Old Tom GIN the ported
sale by w. H. UNDERhILL $50 Broome street,
Crosby.
IN 0O0 DOZEN o. CLARET WINES, FROM 81 10
lU.UUU per dozen bottles returned. Brandios, wines
gin, cordials &C. in grade Hcidscok, Charles
Beidseck DO champagne vines choice Havana sesar &o
offered at twenty cent below other house.
II. UNDERh1Ll 430 Broome street, corner Crosby.
brandy, WINES, SUGARS. 30, AT $50 FOURTH
ID OF P-enty eighth street. branch Of w. H.
Under establishment $50 Broome street. under the
of George b. Browne Tho choicest asort
of al.s porter cordas Wines expressly suited
family use at twenty per cent below ssy other house
DETERs 4 CHAMBERS, 800 BROADWAY, IMPORT
for sale Wines brandies and Of all kinds
grades and qualities In quantities at tho lowest trade
price, Buyers requested to examine Stock great
Inducements offered to cash short time buyers
DETERS 4 CHAMBERS, NO. 800 BROADWAY OFFER
j. for ealc Muir Sons Edinburg and East India pale
ale and Barclay Perkins Co Tendon stout In aud
quantity.
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COPARTNE RsIuP NOTICES.


NOTICE-LIMITED PARTr ERSHIP.-THE UNDER.
~ signed have formed special limited copartnersAip
In of the proy-iohs Of the revised statutes
the purpose Of t,ansscts general stock and exehangs
Tho undersigned, James Drake and Nathaniel O. Brad
ford Jr city Of New York tho general psrtners
the ersigned Edward b. Little of the place
10 the special psrtner The said Edward B. Little has
tributed Of thirty thousand dollars
tai to the stock Tho business to DO conducted
under the firm Of Drake bradford and tho prno
place Of busne TO be In tho city Of New York The
said partnership tho second day Of May 1883
aud Is TO terminate the second day Of May 1856 Once
No. 20 Wsll strcet. JAMES N. DRAKE.
N. q. BRADFORD, JR.
New York, May q 1853 EDWARD 3. LITTLE.
NTomcE-THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
IN esstins between r. H. Carpenter, Smith and @. D.
Arison by mutual consent this day dissolved The bust
will hereafter be conducted by Carpenter and j.
Smith. X. III. CARPENTER.
J. SMITH.
New York, May 7, 1853 q. d. ARSON.
DARTNER WANTED-wITH CASH CAPITAL OF
$500 to Join the advertiser In established cash busi
which be considerably increased by the attention
Of partner and the above capital can be satisfactorily
shown that the business will coar from 5000 s. 00 per
snhum. Address r. s. T., box 326 Post Once N Y.
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NEWPORT WATER CURE WILL BE 0pkNxp ~
The bret Of April II has been s sn vh The esssrst
hcsithfulncas Of thu Newport simss, ~ az .ae.s
ie ourS, Addros Dr. ". Z. H&A> NswSW~ -
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IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC.-sHARER SYRUP
family medicine This lisa preparasica NV 70 -
nube thou many In among the Shaker n
mily al Csnasn Columbia ounty. New YORK BY whom 4
vass having been extensively and satisfactorily ssst:d sy
human system Ia liable The following those In the
Of which 10 proved cisy ecacous -kheumatis
bones joints ssmsnts a. dancer letter SAM
rheum Diseases gout sruptions pmpss che
face whits swsings and diseased arising iupsrisy
Of blood female complaints h pesuliarly applicable
the various roots and herbs mostly Of their
powerful curative virtues of which, individually In thstI
simple bned state had been satisfactorily asoertans1
b repeated trials In the treatment Of the above
There united In proper proportions and elaborated
great In tbs preparation here ocsed Tho world vds
reputation Of the Shakers for the standard Of
not fail 70 inspire confidence inducing On
FER COOK, wholesale druggist, 2rS Wnhingsos
New York. general agent for the United ~
No person should 10 withous hAVhs s1spS
with them.
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WATCHES, JEWELLERY. 30.


WATCHES AND JEwELKY.-THH sUBsCRIBTR u
w selling all descriptions Of
SILVER wArCHGs, JIwELav AND ALvnn WAAs
At retail. ct much lass than the usual prices
Real Jules Jurgonsen watches received by every
with certificates from him with each watch warranted
feet time k~epers- wArcuEs
Duplex and levers In hunting and magic sasss psrfse
time keepers. EDEPKrDKNT seCorD
and quarter second Watches for timing hosses saa gold -
oliver 0HRoNoMHTRRs.
Splendid gold pocket ohronomcters which rua wtAsw
any variation. wArCHEn.
Watches which eight days.
RNAMEL wA9oax8
for ladies, some In hunting cases.
DIAMOND WATCHES
for ladies, sons I'm magic
MAGIC wAroHss,
which change into three different Watches
WATCHES WHICH
and the hands without key.
Fine gold lepins watches, four holes jsweileA. -
gold detached ~
Gold enameiod watches for the ladies' ...........
Cold hnsish patent levers ...........
silver patent levers as low
Silver detached levers ~ 10y II
and ali other styIes o. watches equally low prices
Diamond ear rings pins bracelets finger rings crosses
for sale at much loss than the usual prices
All kinds Of gold chains gold wedding rnss, soh
Sies bracelets sreaspns ou pins ISskss earrings seis
and silver spectscs gold toothpcks charms cha teeA'
chains, &c. stLvyR WARE
Sterling silver spoeos cups forks PIC knives napkin
fruit knives wedding cnks knives &c. 40 wstchss
ewelry exchanged All watches warranted to keep soo<
Gms. or the money returcod.
All kinds OF watches and clocks cleaned and repaired IN
the best st much less than The usual peices
GEORGE e. ALLkN,
Importer Of watches and eweyy Wholesale and RETAIL Nc
81 Wall street, second floor. near broadway.
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CLOTHING.

ClkOTHIHIa,
CLOTHING AND FURNITURE wANTED.-LADIES
and gentlen en- having to dispose fair
cash price by sending TO the sor ~ West
Canal street. and ~ West Broadway or BIZ letter DER
post addressed TO COHEN. Ladies attended TO BY Mrs
Cohen.
CAsT OFF CLOTHING-ss,oOO WORTH WANTED
" Tho highest cash price will be literally gwen current
money, TOR large and email OF good Loft Of oothpg
every description Address through COST or call ON
4OKoNEx ct bis ssoondhsnd store n Orange street, usas
NAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Persons DESTROYS Of converting their artocs
into cash can obtain fair rricc ,ndins for the subor
her. at his residence, or borough the Post offoe.
L. N. DUSSELDORF. No. Is Elm street.
n. n.-LAdss attcAded 10 W Mes. Dusseldorf
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DRY GOODS.

E,oA rHE LADIEs.-JUsT PUBLISHED. TIE CRYs.
mer Of ISIS This Interesting work, tpubshed Sor srssn
SS; Esaa sn M Isl r.
wayJ will contain other useful mattef twenty four
designs mantss with descriptive particular. Of the
teais Of which they composed &o WIN DO sent res
IN part oft Union application 70 tho uroprietoy.
SPECIAL NoTIcE,mLEwIs 4 sEAcoRD. LATE IN
store No. G5 broadway, Stuyvcssnt INSTITUTE with full
and extensive s,so.t%0ns furnishing goods
kerch'e Ter clothing, hosiery robes ds chambro
brellas toilet articles pcrfHmer &c &c 70 which
lie generally MD ssaeord, late of tho mons fur
ashins department Of 4. Co. would resp ectfuiiy
above hoping still to serve and please them
I trcly and extremely beautiful designs In Partisan
Mantas have inst been received the emporium, 36l
sun and sSery other
that had appeared in Paris the of the
present month The inspection Of ladies particularly In
with satin stripe and printed foupces style Of plaid
silks and foulsrds mantas Paris ,rodees Honiton
""' s'Hp''' TIFFANY CUTTING. s2l broadway.
T ACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS AND WINDOW
IL drnperies Of description PERSON
the goods and elegant designs TO which they
call the attention Of the furnishing public. al Broadway
CHAwLs. CASES OF VERY RICH CANTON
chased By previous present
oder them Mt from 10 70 20 cent less than the usual
.'s ra s1'
$500 Also an exquisite assortment Of brochs Cashmere
s.d other French and Ind. shawl" Of chs Ss Rst sss'
Mantilla and shawl Emporium. Ssi Broadway.
rrRsDrrJ pFJPsoN 4 LAKE. Al RRo ADwAy T. TIE
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DOYAL HOTEL, LONDON-THIs HOUSE, wHICB
~ has been recommended BY almost all ths foreign nsws
10 the only In London kept entirely In The Con
tnenta style Its frequented by the hrst GLASS travellers
II situated on the Thsme IN the city whioh renders
or by hibuses which continually passing every d
reston This house Of the principal hotels for
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TJBSDELI. PERSON 4 LAKE, All OADWAY, LATE
oft Canal street. respectfully solicit the atteaton Of
ladies and the public to their recent mporttons Of all the
fashionable styles Of summer Silks musns printed
aokonets tissues bants French cslicoos &c. 40 adapt
ed TO the present Also magnificent stock Of fancy
ribbons all Of which have received by the late
ers and open for inspection.
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IRON WORKS. 80.


TOHN d. WICKERSHAM MANUFACTURER OF WIRE
81 Rolling Iron Fence for Farms &C.. 3l2 Broadway New
og pubc md pvae grounds ana ss
&c. from 30 cents to SO per foot Iron bedsteads,
the most complete sortment In this city, prices
81 to SEQ Iron dogs, Hons ketchngs posts
spring clairs settees mattresses, towel stands hat
celebrated railroad and farm fence from 81 66 81 per
The subscriber ofr the largest stock Of
work in the United States all Of his manufacture
exceedingly low prices Superior quality Of hair and
busk mattresses JOHN B. WICKERSuAM, Warehouse
3l2 Broadway works, 81, 80 and 81 Lewis street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-11

THE PAVILION NEW BRIGHTON, WILL OPEN ON
Saturday. the 14th inst steamboat leaves New YOrh
rom pier Ne. North river at A. M IL NJ md 81 and
M and leaves Now Brighton at and II A. M and and
SD NJ more frequent COMMUNICATION Will be estao-
the premises letters left at Hotel
Of Broadway and Morris street. will be attended to-
T. BLANCHARD.