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SUCCESSION SALE.
Absorption ce u .Hars, 1854.
G.. l.. BLANCHARD. E'ncanteu

SUCCESSION SALE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA. 49, Fifth
Judicial District Coat. - Parish Of
Assumption.
Cleophas Comcau Il LcouclIe Leblanc
Ills WIT.
Widow Iherencc Leblanc tutrix &
ais.
By virtue OF and in obedience to an order
OF the above Court dated the 29th day of
March 1854, viii be offered tor sale at public
auction OH IhurJay the 18th dav OF May 1854
at 10 o'clock A IA. ry Allied Iete auctiouuer
duly qualified for the Parish Of Assumption,
the following described, land and slaves, to
wit
10. 4 sugar plantation, situaded in this pa
irish On the fight 'bank OF Bayou Laiuurcne.
measuring three arpents front Oh said bayou
with 4 depth OF cighty arpents, bounded abo-
,s by land of Aagute e Landry and below
ty land OF Joseph Slm0neau, the yard and
buildings within are reserved for Simon Le-
blanc " wife duringtheir i1fe time.
%. Magloirc, d negro boy aged 81 years
afflicted with a rapture.
80. Eugene aged 36 years, brick layer,
carpenter and a good cooper.
40. Valgllr aged 80 years.
SO. Cyprien aged % years
80. Fallnon aged 20 years
20. Esk:uar aged is years
81. Valsin aged IA years.
90. Joseph aged 10 years.
10. Roselaus aged ii years.
l!o. louisa aged 10 years.
Horses. mules u oxen.
i2u. Six horses anituo mules.
l3o. Three pairs oxen.
Moyeas e property.
40. Il pair OF temDe wheels.
35o~.twoeaits, a par wheels.
Is 4 lot elplougls.
ITO. A lot OF axes hoes, spades, croso, cut
sane Sc cane kRqves.
l8o. 4 Eoi Of Carpenters tools.
10. a hGuse belonging ex clesiSeIv to the
Succession Of SlIeor Leblanc.
,.,.s sas Terms g. Conditions.
Tae land and slaves payable in three g.
qiai Inittai,h .nts one TINA IN Mach
1855 ona third IN March 1856 and the renal
sllny third in March 1857. Purchasers to iur-
trash their notes w4th security 10 the ~satIstac-
ton OF those Interested the securities must
be persons residing ia the Parish with spe-
tial mortgage Oh the land & slaves. and IN
Ease OF non palersent AT f~aaturity said sums
will bear interest at the rate ct eight per cent
par annuEn until paid. The movable pro-
petty payable III March 1854, purchasers to
furnish good securities.
The notes will be made payable at the OF
flee OF the Recorder OF SAID Parish and the
acts OF sale at the cost Of the purchasers.
Parish OF Assumption this 2sth day OF March.
1881. ALFRED TEE, AactI onneer.
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vii. Rappel!e a Bordeaux par sa famiI
lie, il onbiia ses premiers engagement
pour faire n cour assidue a une lcun.
demoiselfe, firhe EN- esperanee ct 81
bean;e. don't il esperait obtcnir IA mai +.
Peut-etre hut jours ayant ~l'epoqns
ixee pour lie marriage, il recut uue lettre
datee de Paris ct signee de sa premiere
maftresse. Celle.ci invoqnait de bien
pnissantes %rai-ons. pnisqne Vadins prit
lie lendemain unc place dams lie train ex-
press ct arriya a Paris au domiciIe de
celle don't il await traite lie souvenir a,
scc lr,p d'indifference.
MsIgre cette grande celerite il etait
arrive trop tard.
Ii %rencontra dams l'escalier IN menui.
sier qui portait dune main des clons ct
IN miarteim !; sur repanle jeax longies
p anches. A. l'etage superiear, IN hom-
me habille de noir ct coifs dun cha
pean galonne d'argent Sc rangea pour
lie lai>ser passer.
-C'est Plus hant quest la definte,
hi dit il EN- s.inciinant.
Plus haut etait la chambre d'Horten-
Sc la tenne veuye.
lie sculpteur a Ia place de sa mai
tresse Wit une biere que des garsons
manuisicrs aeheyaiens de fermer.
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SUCCESSION SALE.
Succession of Dolphin TcIesphor'

SutISoSioh vi lCicspnoIe
Michel deceased.
By virtue of a decree of the Honorable the
Fifth Judicial District Court, of the State of
Louisiana, in and for the Parish of Assumption
dated 34tn day of March 1854 and to me direc-
ted. Will be offered at public sale, on the
premises in the Parish of Assumption, in the
Interior, on the road leading from Pierre Part
to Belle River on Saturday the 29th day of A
pril 1854 at 10 o'clock A M. by A. F. Hickman,
Sheriff and auctioneer in and for the Parish Of
Assumption the following described pro-
perry, belonging te The aforesaid succession,
To wit
] A piece Of Land situated in this Parish of
Assumption. in the Interior, on the road leading
from Pierre Par; to Belle River being the north
west quarter OF section II township le, Range
II East, containing one hundred and sixty acres
and 24iiO0 ofan acre.
ID. Lainsy q negro man aged about.
Sd. Jern, a negro man aged about.
I'D. One silver watch, ! doubr. Barrel shot
gun, ] chest OF Jools, one h~rse, 2 prs. wild o
ken, . cows, one bull, ono heller, | lot Of hogs
one lot corn &c.
TERMS & CONDITIONS:
The Landed property three hundred dollars
cash, and the balance payable in three equal
instruments maturing in all March OF the years
1856, 1856 and 1857.
The slaves two uhdred dollars cash per head
and the balance ia all the months of .1Iarch of
each ofthe years 1855, 1856 Il 1857.
Purchasers to give their notes for the landed
property and slaves secured at the satisfaction
of the administrator and payable at the Office
of the Recorder OF said Parish, with interest
at the rate of eight per cent per annum from
maturity until paid, the movable property all
sums Of ten dollars and under ten dollars cash
and al sums above ten dollars payable in three
equal Instruments one ~lalfin March 1855, and
the other ha! tin March 1856. Purchasers to
give securities to the satisfaction OF said al
n1inistrator.
Parish Of Assumption March 25th 1854.
A. +. HICKMAN, Sheriff
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sops dix jouss, ies saisons pour lesouelles 10
lit compte re scsait pas appronve ct honolo.
gas ct les fonds repartis contormement au dit
tablean.
Par ordre de la Cour.
Assumption. le % Ma.- 1854.
c. BLANCHARD Dte. Grefier-
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SUCCESSION SALE.
Succession Of Rosemond Triche.

Ry virtue Of Il decree of the fifth judicial
district Court of the state of Louisiana, IN and
for the Parish of Assumption, dated the oath
day of March 1884 AMI to me directed. will be
off red at public ale by the undersigned auc-
%tionneer forthe parish of Assumption, on the
PREMISE, in said parish, on saturday the sixth
day d May 1854, at len O'Clock A. NJ. the fol
described property, belonging to the
succession u the late Rosemond Triche TO witt:
10. A tract of land Stranded on said Parish
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ETAT DE La LOUISIANE.-P

Ia IA DE LA LoUiSIANI. farOlSse
Absorption.
Succession de feu SEVERN Andre Truxillo'
En- vcrtu dun ordre de Honorable, la Cour
du Cinauicme District Jud:claire de Get Etat,
dams ct pour la susdite Pa'cisSe, j~soffrirai Il.
yente publiaue a ~i'elrcarl, lie jeudi 6 AvriI 1854,
a 2 heures r NJ. a Ia residence de NJ. Andre
Truxillo, dams cette dtte Pafoisse, les propriGtes
ci-apres deerites appartenart a ia susdite sue
cession, savoir ;
Trois totes de c~revaux, dix tetes de bttes
i co.nes un fusil, une carabine etc.
Termcs ct Conditions lie tout est payable
en- Mars 1855. Les acq" ereurs devronl four
nFr des bilIets ~payables a 'ordre de l'administra-
,tu avec BONES ct so!yables cautions Il i,.te-
xa, a raison de hut pour cent par ain a final
la:enent.
Assomptton &c II Vars, 1854.
c. l.. BLANCHARD. Encanteur,
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II cs' part' depuis lie % dn courant,
lie chg NM. Adoue ct Webre. nn
chc'al americain buy rouge, dc petite
t~'i!'", ma'' rpais. ay:lnt uilr cica,rice
ar lie dos 4 l'cndroit de la .elle ct 1ra
OILS enErves sur les ~cnis>es dams la par.
io "i t"nche"t leg traits !; il etait suivi
ace pon!'che de 'ie"x ANS, de c%onIeur
las claire. S 5 de rscompensc a quiz
onlue dnnnera dams ros bireanx drs
~':-"ig""mc"ts sufisants jposr les faire
r%etroEser.
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LES ABsENTs ONT RAlsON
LOUIS JouRDaN.

Voici une historic fant4stiqne qui fnit
ie plus prosai lnement din monde.
NJ. vadias dc b., jenne sculpteur
an : eti''i deJa fsi, connaftre par SEES nn-
vres dc i%i'erite. await, durant ses atudes
. Paris, lie connaissanee avec une ienne
vsuse qai br1lait pour Ini do Ecu le plus
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lands q SAj.E

Fine farming and cypress lands, situated
as follows:
nGFand Bayou above plantation of Nor
bert LanTe and below Francois Mollere.
On Bayou Corne, near the ferry-on Bayou
r!erfe fart above anu below ferry:-on Belle
RIVER road leading to Cos e. Prayars
2lan'aton;- OF Bayon Creux: on Bayou
Orolt;-ln Bru!e Labadie:-in New Texas
oounle confessions of Guillot. brothers,
Barber and others. In Brule St-yincent 3
on the Opelousas rail road route.
Terms moderate.
Apply te
A. J POWELL,
U. S. Dep. Surveyor l. land axsat.
Donaldsonville. La.
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Sur In table DE- mutt une Iettre ayec
cette adresse !:
"a M. Vadi IS dc b.. contenant
ccs mots /:
Je me'irs pone IN ingrat. Malheur
a ccllc qui sera ton epouse ! Adieu en-
core.
HoRTENsE.
Ademi fou Vadius quitta l'apparte
ment. II conrut deux Jones dams Paris.
ne mangeant pas, re dormant pas ct
ne s'arrstant que pour rcgarder la Seine.
Tn ami lie %rencontra. le rarena i
a Bordeaux. chez son pere. lie marriage
projete fut rompu.
Depuis cette epoqne Vadius etait
dcvenu meconnaissabie ; il wyatt a la
Champagne dams son ateIier, Ell probe a
une profonde melancoiie.
Ces jonrs derniers il reeat nm billet
sulfurcnx don't i'ecrittre lui stait 6ien
connuc sT~roayez-yoas &C soir au bal,
la morte veut ,ous parier.'. lui disait, on.
lie soir. au bal, entire une heurc 1t
minnit. il fat aeoste par M joli domino
rose qui senlraiaa dams IN conloir.
Apre. quelques minutes d'entretien,
ct All moment Oh lc domino Sc demas.
quait, on sit lc scalp.cur Nadius pair
ahreuscmcnt c. tomber ala feurersc.
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We Inference Leblanc thrice
ct ant..n.

ct aatr"-.
En- vertu DUN ordre de Ia caar du cinqnis-
me district Judiciaire, en- late du 80 Mars
1854. II sera offert en- vente pub,ique Jeu-
I'll 4 Mai 1884, q dix heures dn natin par Al
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.AGUSTW DE LII TORRE.
Professor dsespagnol, d'ecri,ure giuthique ct
de fantastic, d'ecritrGe anglaise anita grt.4ir
de %peinture o%rientale ct de lit nature espagnc-
lie.
Hotel Washington, Napoleonvilie.
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CARRIAGE FOR SALE.

O11FtItI1OI IO1V D.H11Es
A first rate Second hand family Carriage.
lately thoroughly repaired-for sale or e.
change for a Barouche or . Buggy.
Terms Very low.
Apply to EMILE BuoUoI, 9t
D,nsldsonriIic, La. 5a7
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VENTE DE- SUCCESSION.
ETAT DE tx LOUiSIANE.-Cour
da Cinqniene District Jud,ciairc.-
Paroisse Assumption.
Cleophas Coniean 1t Eeonelle Leblanc
son tpolsc.
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Died.

On Monday morning. April "a, Mrs ELEANOR GENTTI,
widow ei the late Thomas Gent aged 10 years months
and days.
TIE relatives and friends of the family and also the
ms mbers Of Mercantile Lodge No Al L. o. of o. F. are
tomorrow afternoon, from the residence of her son.
be taken to Greenwood for int ment.
On onday April "a, CATHAP!ss, infant daughter Of
Patrick and RosaDa White aged months and - days
Tie relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited attend her funeral at two o'clock this afternoon
from, No. Al Feck slip.
On Sunday evening, April 3D. of commissions, JOHN H.
PuIscBEN OF Hermann Pulschen aged years and 10
days.
The friends of the family respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral at two O'Clock this afternoon, from
No. $50 West Broadway a Lspenard street His
remains will be taken 10 Geenwood Cemetery.
On Monday April "a, Of sumption, LUCINDA, wife
of George Hutson aged 80 years 10 months and days
Tie relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited 10 attend her funeral at three O'Clock TO
aiterno, from her late Residence Fourth avenue, be-
tween Forty -trrt aud Forty second streets.
Al Wes,chester Sunday afternoon April 3D. CHARLES
W. BAkER in the 5lst year OF his age.
His relatives and friends invited TO attend his flu
neral at two O'Clock this afternoon from his late resi-
dence at Westchester. His remains will be inferred in
the family vault at st. Marks Church.
At Albany, Sunday, April 70, AMOS TANNING aged d6
years.
The friends of the family invited TO attend his flu
neral from the house of his son. Sidney Tanning No. go
Lltecher street. at two O'Clock this afternoon. His
mains viii be Inferred in Cypress Hills Cemetery.
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On Monday morning, April "a, by the Rev E. T. His
coy kprusp NEwELi- Esq, Miss SARAH f. JrAaER-
SON. Of Nehemiah s. Jimmerson, Esq, all oil his
city ~
TpoxAs b. IoygAlRK of Philadelphia, to Mrs CArHAisE
WurrIocK, of this city.
Al Flushing L. L. on Thursday, April %, by the Rev.
MIR napde viie Mr.. AlEsANuER l.. MCCLELLAN, of West
Troy 10 Miss MARY JANE ELLIOTT of Flushing, both for
m,rly of Scotland.
Engish and Scotch papers please copy.
On Thursday evening Alrl 20, at Williamsburg, by
the Rev. Samuel Baker, Mr. tHA@LEs f. WATTS to Miss
InaBE T. JARVIS both Of this city.
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more TVstimOcIn1s.-We nave noticed tho
increasing favor With which the public regard charss
cordial gin with pleasure from our own
stste IN. il is rrroc;y purs-aa
NEEDY for eyspFsa govt gravel diseases daoy
meTslle other Aadss The flavor Seiieious ana u
free FRI toNicstng qualities thu. r-ntcinS t aaop
tc harmless We would not be without Tor twice the
price bottles Ii b. tousht ~ re pecsa
tls eruafist all hotels NY Matt NAL Demo.rst
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S"3Peunks, OucAoths, csc., CSc.-lnc spring
campaign in New York be considered fully
menced in all the prominent branches
suits and among the numerous for public patron
age Messrs McGRoRTY & TILBY 142 Broadway
which firm from the manifold advantages which thay
well those residing in it. utihes the predc
on particularly account Of the extensive sales which
they have made this month that demand
for their inmtablc goods embracing all the new styles
the Old and New World-ineytabiy awaits them and when
recoected that the senior partner Of this admirably
conducted and systematzed estabishment Mr. William
ncGrorty thorough master Of his business and one OF
tho most polite courteous and accomplished merchants In
New York besides unwaverngy acting under the influence
Of the highest of and integrity thus obvious
and abundanty evident that the most implicit confidence
be rposed in the house by community
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Removal.-Papcr Haaginxs, Wholesale and
RETAIL 257 Broadway.Thos Faye date of Thos Faye
Co., l3G Pearl street. and formerly Of Pares Faye 9
Pearl has opened depot at Isl Broadway d
rsotly opposite the City Hall. 1HOS. FAVE co. 257
Broadway, opposite City Hall. THOS. FAYB
G. c. NEVINS,
"A
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For Sale Cheap-A Ladies' shoe Store, 81
Sixth door above street, TIE
stand In the city. Inquire at ACT broadway
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Window Shades.-yviIIiam III. Philips, Onte
@ Sebreder COL OF all kinds Of ain and
arms mental window 100 Barrow street Churches
hstss fitted with shades at the low
m turing prices.
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$4,000 OOO.-Carpets for the Million, ut HI
Ram ANDERSON'S ten salesrooms 80 Bowery viz..-Me
aaon velvet aubusson tapestry three ply and ingram
PETS at wonderfully low prices Beautiful
81 a. 5s. 6s Is, oicloths Is to $751; yard wide $751; A.
o., 6s. to S., per yard.
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Broadway, New York-rrrum IT the London Exposition
Ladies whiting the .it wishing 20 purchase an excel
lent article teal respectfully
Informed that these celebrated shoes and boots are sti
manufactured under Jefiers' personal supervision.
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Ten Spacious Snlcsrooms, and Tremendous
bargains at HIRAM ANDERSON'S, 90 Bowery. En- ish
velyet 12s 1884, 4s 5s and English tapestry ST. 9s ls
and lis.
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Kobensacl.,s Worm syrup ana liver rus

RobensncI's Worm syrup aDn Aiivir IiIs
daily performing the astonishing sures tnere net
by hut what receive testmony favor
their superior virtues The following lcte received fron
lady speaks yoiumes in favor OF these celebrated Aed
Gines:- PHILApgLpHIA %ta IL, 1854.
Dr. J. N Hobensack-pear Sir: can scarcely md words
the grateful feelings experience for the rreGf
benefit medicine has done for child. Yor eri
back she has been to dizziness In thc head
swesJjng of the stomach and vomiting of blood. hec
Lad yera doctors to see he's all Of whom uuspe to
state the Of her disease end her nGnra
bic. As last resort purchased bottle Of worn
syrup after having given her three doses she discharged
bundrsd since which time she has been like
different child With respect, remain yours
CATuARINE CAvANA.
Dr. N. Hohsnsaek, Proprietor, Philadelphia FOR sale
by &, " CLICKEkER co. 81 barclay street. New Yosx,
Agents fer The Eastern states.
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Rookkeeping-Tcn DOllars.-The subscri-
Der respectfully to the mercantile community
Il he reduced his So of double
and single entry Application should be made
immediately. Writing classes 81 to s..
OLIVER 3. GOLDSMITH, 1862 Broadway.
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V'O RY GOODS EERCEANTs.-FCR SALE OR Px.
chargefor Goth ertfineres, and ve,tipgs about
worth 81 q ate In scpth brooklyn Addrers Real
lttrte. Herald tctc.
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ladies sotourninc f;,r a Jew days at the SD.

Nicholas Metropolitan Irving Aston other fashionable
Hotels will DO To learn that the cLeat dresses
fashionably made the u the ten
by Mrs Farnsworth fashionable dessmaker and importer
Of fashions M Broadway directly opposite the Broadway
Theatre,
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diseased lungs DIR Curtis nygeana is producing entire
revolution In the treatment Of all lung
scnnts daily Rad Of Of of ashms bron
ehts and consumptpp b-Tatofore considered hopeless
t,on serNmsn stmasters and other persons OF the
hfgh~tt etaiity Sales here reached
hundred pncksses aday although 10 Is only
since IL Was hrt advertised IL Is wonderful
covery In medicine made gives Immediate
relief hssd the toi'ewins:, Hyseana IN A.ae--J Il.
Gsuhert, PostmHtter OF kichmont Mama, write, us:-
Tho bygeans H. doing WONDERS hero. MY sstAr has had
disressng cough With dnarliy Of breathing for
She the inhaler the rry syrnp Int
Few days before she was relieved avi atet oue
mcnths of IT, her cough i we'll Curtis, new
inhalation mh produce ar entro revolution in Tho
-atnent OF dea~e ~ toe iprgs Tnere is mistake 1t
Ia +ruly wcNdCrri disorvrry Hygsana for sale At
bOYDS Phubs, 10. i49 Chambers s.eeet: g. H. Ring,
corner Joha Roadway New YORK. and A-s.
Hases, No l5j rultoo street, and at No. l45 AtIsc
s,re, Brookyn G. H. Phillips corner OF Wooster and
Houeao % streets.
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Thc Publ,c Havinx Recpme Alive

fact that GREY NO. Astor House, manufact the
sits and keeps the most recherche
Of genemeDs furnishing goods TO lie found in his line IL
only remind the community that he will mot
move on the LIST of Nay.
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K0tice.-The Steamer Ansonia having been
thoroughly overb an ed boiler &C., will her
gular trips to Bridgeport and after Wednesday 10Th
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DRUG STORE FOR SALE CHEAP AND ON IA
y yorable terms well stocked with good II
medicines and every thing else fEH.r
with lease Ter three or four Can hny. M g
mcht on the rst Of May Inquire I47 Fuitor ss or
address a note to Med icne Herald once
DIAM HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE FOR sALE-AT
la Fart Seventeenth tetwccr FIRST and Secoud
good Opportunity to purchase sale
quantity Of bedroom inrniture, nearly Sale during
nisd at and TO 49, ~'''.o
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please notice that Dr. Dupoucos Golden Female Pills may
lie obtained at Propietors prices of g. " Cickener
AGO.. No 81 Barclay street Hall k1ekie Co. 20 Green.
wicf street, Alexander Steele 70 Barclay street.
Retail pr 81 OK and sent by mail to address by
enclosing 81 to J. DUPoNCO Broadway Post Once post
paid.
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WhiSlrers and Moustaches Produced In SIX
weeks by Grahams Onguent 1t will stain injure
the skin 81 per Sent any part of the country.
X G. GRAHAM, Is Apn street.
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POST OFFICE NOTICES.
DoST OFFICE. NEW YORK.-NOTICE-THE NAIL
for Havana per u s. steamer Cabawba, will close ut
this Office, this day, at IL o'clock, A. N.
ISAAC v. FOWLER, Postmaster.
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payers osk at this and purchase at Here
may cit under his vine and fig tree where
modest him, Why do you sor choice lot Of 100
farms and 1000 building lots at Rosovae VI l., will be
These farms and building lots fast being taken and
tuildng lots % by 100 feet farm from to 10
Apply TO CIiAs WOOD, 2S Broadly where few shares
only be had Maps and PAMPHLETS be had gratis
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where Nature has made paths, the gee
nius Of caryes way it supplies her deficiencies
and failures. When the human hair Ii Barkrs to-
nquc certain greaseless remedy Price % Head
quarters, BARKEkS, 439 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-25

Pimples, Frcclxles, and Tan entirely
the kin by using Eli w. Won dersmiths Ex
tract Roses Elder Flowers livery lady who has used
any article affect pmpcs and freckes until they
Is extract aud IL has removed them To ad-s who
oubtd with them bottle then judge
yourself Prepared emily by W VoNDEk5MfTH,
Fowery Drug Store 20. l55 aud sed by Mrs. Hays No 5
Fulton street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-25

sSTv VIZ. ><tn Curtains from Auction
trs.t have o. ,<CSoN. ,s93 broadway and 81 Rsade
.Sne Tor At srea. ,aeIihee and win sell tss
az ipal Gosh OF importation Go carly for this "a
ere elporturity Als", the largest stock Of window
sold ,.heap.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-25

MOldavfa Creem.-Thls superb compound,
r and bcautying the hair prepared only
sold by W. Bachelor at his celetra hair dye and
Wig factory 233 broadway BACHELOR hair dye sold
applied Nine private roons
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-25

CfistndOro's Excelsior Dy..-At length even
the most reeptca have got through their hair that
tis is the safest pures most infaibe and natural
Hair Dye in existence II there douber left let him
her the experiments made daily ct castor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-25

Row Ready-An Extens' - a..nrtc,ert or
vel made and 81 s spT,ns Gle the
sfaction guarsn tsed % extremely Low pr'osa pa