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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-30

MILE LEG, UREAbfUL ULCER.
WI fkLYiTA1iON, WEAKNEss
n0THEh AND DAUgHTEks CUHED,
HAMRTCN'y TiNCTUkE TAfUMPHANT.

I'M ~ fxf tjs 7gs, tTEAkNEss 49,
nis!ssaso5ahsA a!Rd aaSahElefsHhs
The Rich. the Poor, eseryrhsye bear ne same
sgs 81 ig7.ESTTNONY.
tRssd the foIiewines ertifcas from lady, endorsed
Hanp.hirs county. Va. Ns1eh. !, 1854.
request and my desire 70 benefit he afaesss
he ss.ssH ssi s; v si issgsS @ h'
Hutterng and trembling Of the heart, which coDtip
ued several days; It seemed a. though my hesrc had
alarmed and procured bottle II Iii. VARIABLE @ed
n 70 Of HnoNss G va. 'e entirely q h.
mi. IL the miro instance IF reIiefin nv family ,v
the use Of this valuable medicine. Two or three
years ago was laid up with nIeeydfion of my dpke
from the effect of what 10 usually called milk leg
had lost all taste and appetizer and the which
Josy inches up and down, and halfway
III procured s HaMPToN,s VEGETABLE Tine ae-
TURE, one bottle Of which restored my health
healed my ankle, and am freer from dwelling than
Again one Of my daughters was very low from Sc
we're dysentery. and when she began 70 sit up her
Of HAMPTON's TINCTURE the pains were as
tuined-we kept her legs bandssed with strips of
wooden until her strength returned.
have been thus particular, that Others under sni-
lar circumstances, might be induced to avail them
selves OF this remedy. =
Yours with respect,
I do hereby certify that am personally acquainted
with Mrs Edwards, and can safely recommend the
above statement to be clrTect.
Z. p COOPER, Postmaster.
Capon Bridge. Hampshire co.,Va,
" Delicate ladies' and children will please give
it trial.
Space ,oiH not permit to name hundreds Of oey. 80
Geo. w. Goodrich, Capt. Thos Canot Robt Gault
James Smyth, cured of Rheumatism.
John Pervail, s. A. Griffin, John Luke, Rev. v.
Eskrdge, U. s. Navy, and thousands of others cured
Of Dyspepsia, Scrofula, Coughs, Liver Complaints
Bronchitis, st. vitus' Dance, &c. We refer to our
own citizens. Call on them.
DR. HAMPTON, the author Of this great Hamp.
toms Vegetable Tfnctuye il in his Goth year. Ia good
health that 1t will be seen 1t 10 not article got
up TO impose on the public.
Call and get pamphlets gratis.
HAMPToNs VEGETABLE TINCTURE.-Csl
and get pamL hlets gratis with history OF discovery Of
this wonderful Blood Purifier and certificates Of
our ewn citizens, of rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Scro-
fula, Liver Complaint, General Weakness, Nsrvors-
ness &C. &c. 81 ~
Co.. Richmond; by DR. COOKE, Fredercksburg,
by all the Druggists in Petersburg; by M0RTIMER
MOWBRAY, Baltimore, and by Druggists md
Storekeepers ever where.
D$1 per bottle IS bottles for Is.
NH 29-d&cts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-30
CHINA, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE,

CHINA, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE,
~ &c, at the old stand, 2l8 Broad street-At the
solicitation of many of his friends and customers
the subscriber, with view of accommodating the
west end of The city, is induced to continue his
CRoC kerry STORE, where he will keep the usual
such China Tea Sets, Glass Bowls GobIets, De.
canters, Flower Vases Lamps, Looking Glasses,
Trays, Walters, Table Cutlery, Plated Ware, Bri.
tannia Casters, Tea and Coffee Pots with an endless
variety of China Ornaments &c.
NH Its EDWARD s. DICKSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-30

WEIGHTS AND MEASURES-Tb
.s' public are notified that will attend at INV of
nee In the City Hall every day, except Sunday he
tween the hours OF 8 M. and 1 O'Clock p. AZ fr
the purpose of trying and proving such balances
weishts aud measures as may be brought to me Ia,
NH Sims ]. c. WINGEIELD CITY saal0x
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-30

EUSTACE 81 APPLEYARD, CoNm1s-
- SION MERcHAsTs office on North side of the
BASIN. They will attend to the sale OF TOB ACCO
CohN, WHEAT, FLOUR. &c, and will prorppty
execute orders for the purchase of goods of ali kinds
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-11-29
NOT iCE

4 PPLICATION will be made BY citizens Of
~ Hisborough. at tie present session Of the
Legislature. for an act 20 restrict the County
Couri IN grarli'ns licenscsio retail spirits inshe
town OF Hilisbrough, 50 as. 10 conline such IL
censes to such persons only az may be recon.
mended by the Commissioners Of The i,Nvn; and
iufiher, to authorize the Commissioners to inn
pose tax upon all such retail establishments
not exceeding fifty dollars.
November 2Ist, 1854. ca
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Two ballotings were had for Engrossing
Clerk; but no ono Of the candidates receiving
majority of all the votes, no choice was made. J
The Message Of the Governor was received,
and ten copies of the message and one of the
accompanying documents for, each member,
were ordered to be printed.
On Thursday, in the Senate, the following
Standing Committees were announced:
Privileges and Elections Messrs. Herring,
Tayloe, Virgins, FonyilIe. McClccss, Biggs
and O,,feld.
Propositions and Grierances-- ssrs. BOYD,
Brogden, Mitchell, Faison, Sanders and Mills.
Ciaims--Messrs. Drake Wiley, Jones, Free
man, Collins, Davis and Graves.
Undergraduates. Hoke. Graham, Eaton,
Ashe. Coleman, Wilder aud HaIghton.
Hfcrnni improvements Mcssrs. Fisher. Wal
ker, Gilmer, Cherry, Christian, Wood and Old
field.
Corporal 'ons-- Mcssrs. Mcdowell, speieht,
Thomas of D.. Tayloe, Morrisey, and Fennell
and Mills.
Education and Literary Fund--Messrs.
Clark, Cunningham, Eborn, Lane, Bower, Mar
tain and Biggs.
Mr.. Mtpowell presented the petition Of sun
dry citizens of Cumberland county, accompani-
cd by a bill, praying the establishment of a Bank
at Fayetteville, to be called the Bank of Cha.
rcndon. The bill was read, referred to the COM
mittee on corporations, and ordered to be prin-
ted.
!. Mr. Bower introduced a bill to repeal so much
Of the act of 1852 as provides for the appoints
nent Of a Superintendent of Common Schools,
which passed its first reading.
In the House, Mr.. ]. b. Bynum moved
series OF resolutions appointing committees up
on several portions of the Governors message,
which motion was laid on the table.
. A debate of considerable length occurred on
a motion to go into an election of United States
Senators, the result Of which was an agreement
that the election Of Senator for tho short term
should take place on Friday, and for the loGg
term on saruriar, AZ half past II o'clsek,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-11-29
THE STATE LEGIsLATURE.

In the postscript in our las, we noticed the
organization, on Monday, Of the two Houses Of
the Legislature Of this State, by the appoint
ment Of their principal officers
The Speakers were elected on the srss ballot.
In the Senate, Warren winslow. Of cunbor-
land, received IS votes. and Joseph d. Cherry.
Of Berthe, 10. In The House, Samuel r. Hill.
of Caswcll. received g. votes, and James s.
Amis, OF Granville, as.
On Tuesday, joint committee was appoints
ed to wait upon tho Governor. and inform him
Of the}lue organization Of the two Houses.
A resolution was. passed, authorizing tho
Clerks Of the House Of Commons andt Of the
Sanate TO procure suitable curtains for the two
halls Of the General Assembly
On Wednesday, in the Senate, Mr.. Boyd irs-
troduccd bill TO amend the Constitution Of the
State, so as TO permit all free white men to voto
for Senators ss.wrlI as Commoners; which bill
was read, and. on his motion, laid ON thu. table
and ordered to be printed.
In the House, Mr.. Steele, Of Richmond, intro
duced resolution proposing TO raise the sala-
ries Of certain publicsofi giving TO the Co
cernor 5000 dollars, TO the Comptroller $500.
to the Treasurcr..2, 900. to the Treasures Clerk
$50, and to the Secretary Of State, 1900; wh.ei
resolution was referred to a committee.of five.
Mr.. Steele also presented bill for the regu-
lation Of limited partnerships; which was read
and ordered TO be printed.
Mr.. Caldwell, of Guilford, introduced reso-
luton. requiring the Presidents and Cashiers of
the Cape Fear and State Banks to furnish
tabular statement Of their dividends and profits
since 1895, aud the amount Of taxes paid since
that time. The resolution was!adopted.
William Hill, esq, was reelected Secretary of
State, by receiving the whole number Of votes
cast in both Houses.
Robert Strange. esq, Of New Hanover, was
elected Solicitor for the Fifth Judicial Giro, il,
by the following xoic:
i X. Strange. r. p. Buxton.
| In the Senate, 81 Ia
Commons, SO A
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-11-29
NOTICE

HESTER, ANTHONY, JOSEPH AND
- JAMES DAUGHERTY, Tor their heirs, J
children of James Daughery, of Orange coun-
~. North Carolina, U. s.. will hear something
to their advantage by addressing THOMAS
w. WALSH, Town of Silncoe, County of
Norfolk, Canada West.
Sert. 18th, 1854. 54-sr
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NOTICE

4 pPLICATION will lie nlade 10 The next
q Legislature of North Carolina for an ACT to
incorporate Alamance Lodge. No. 30 Of Ancient
York siasons. By orJr Of the Lodge.
JOHN \. MURRAY, Sec'y.
November 10. 52--3w
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Wednesday,sNoyen,brr 80.

III We will endsaror 70 give fall and ss-
sisfsciory account Of he psOecedings o. the Ls-
gislature and a. an inducemens 70 shose who
DO not take paper regularly, but would be
glad % be informed q the acts Of THAI body, We
Offer the Recorder for periods less han year,
on the following favorable terms;
For ,hlee months. iiiiy cents in advance
For six months. one dollar g. I"
Three mouth. viii probably include the sss-
sion Of the Legislature. and ain months win in
clnde the second session Of the 33d Congress,
which meets on The frs, Monday in DesInber.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-16

A. p. Starbrd Louisville, KY; Gov. Wright and lady
Wisconsin, Maj Mordecai U. s. A.; Capt. Allen Mobile
Ala; Maj Duncan, Baltimore; McGil Petersburg Dr.
Mclean and two ladies, s. Carolina Maj CALDWELL Ga.
s. B. Talmage, do. Col. Green, Washington; j. L. Ray
Davies, s. Carolina and s. r. Murray Son. Miss, were
among the arrivals yesterday at the Aston House.
to-: Capt f. R. Reade and family, London; Major Ed.
mond Thur ber Syracuse E. French and family, Wash
ngton Rev P. H. Dalton, North Carolina Dr. J. b. An
ter Watson, Edinburg j. E. Edmonds, lance; II. B. Nor
ton, Washington; Col. Moore Vermont; A. II. Haut,
France; DR.. Arlington, North Carolina; Rev J. Elmen
dorf, Ithaca; Dexter Albany Capt T. vnton, British
Army, arrived yesterday at the 81. Nicholas.
Geo. Bentley, N. Orleans L. L. L. Lewis, Washington;
Phillips do. s. Langley, Boston Geo bartlett New Bed
ford W. Daria, Charleston, arrived yesterday at the
Prescott.
Hon, L. Newman, Virginia, A. L. Case, U. 5. Navy;
Louis A. LeBeaurn st. Louis Hon Robert F. Hagen, St.
Johns; f. A. Cannyham Maryland Alex McTavish, Bau-
more; W.; Hsyenel Hamburg; Charles H. Hicks, st.
arrivals yesterday at the Metropolitan Hotel.
ARRIVALS.
From Liverpool in the steamship Atantie-ars Hutehns
!: Scar fs.
.ssnE 5:1s 9As; Ksss'.
y. S.1i; ssas:s N I sss
f fSn PsPfs lss:sa Us w sS E Aa,as ssss
Watson, R Read, Mrs Mnssrave, Hlm.n, Mr. and Mrs
Mrs Mrs ne snS Mrs
fSinss is''l % \, wss.iss
Blsgue yr Mr. Andrew, Mr. HAlsa two daughters nfaut
;p 3. n. TeTs kHF H'ntn Miss k'o
From Norfolk Petersburg and Richmond, in steamship
Roaaoke-E Smith, s sinton. N BEDFORD, ] X suy
dam and lady Miss G \ Kn,BP, Mis-. Dennis, W g
Ryan Capt x Parker Mirsch, @ Atkins, 9 Harris,
CS Weber, lady and son. NJ Hasson, Mrs Southland
D Southland, Capt Crowell, Clarke, N Iverson
10 in the steersge.
Slatteven lady and two children.
DEPARTURES.
For Savannah in the steamship Alabama John Brown,
Patrick DeanA Mark Sutclfe, Tbos Edson Mrs Corne
lius Oakley Miss Ellen Richards Crosby Son. Miss
Chellis, Wilcox and lady George Lea George Brown,
sW Moore Chss wardeil DR. Harsen Charles wadsworh,
Miss Burt, Mrs Lemerea III 2 Hswey and lady, John
son and lady, % Jscques-and IA in the stcerage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-16

RELIGIOUS TOLERATIoS ABRoAD-We trust
that Archbishop Hughes Will read, mark and
inwardly digest the speech of General Cass,
which we publish in another column. His
Grace, it will be remembered, took occasion,
at the time Of the Madiai excitement, to ad-
vance the proposition that the Catholic reli-
gion, being as much polity as creed, could
not become tolerant in certain countries of Eu-
rope without being inconsistent. Hence the
Archbishop argued that the Grand Duke Of
Tuscany had perfect right to Cypress and i'm
prison the Madiai, If he thought the political
interests OF his Grand Duchy required it. This
may be remarkably convenient reasoning for
the cause Of which his Grace undertook to I've
the champion. We doubt its abstract truth,
however. The Roman Catholics claim and en-
Joy certain vested rights in Palestine, in the
heart of Mahomedan country; and like rights
have been conceded by the Moslems to the
Greek and the Protestant churches. 1t cannot
be pretended that the Catholic religion is more
closely interviewer with the governments of
Tuscany and Spain, than the faith of Islam is
with the government Of Turkey. II concessions
were improper and dangerous in the one case,
they were equally improper and dangerous in
the other: and when the Roman Catholics in
sisted On enjoying certain privileges in and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-16
JuIl,en,s First Concert at Castle Garden.

Jullien's First Concert at Castle Garden.
The at Castle Garden opened last evening
by Jullien's band. The attendance large notwth-
standing the threatening appearance Of the weather.
we presume there may have been from three to four
thousand people present There being but little that
in the programme, task in cricising the per-
Torrance is easy and need not occupy much space The
extract from Beethovens symphony in was executed
in good style, and well appreciated by the
dence that trust their musical taste will not again be
impeached Herr Koeng plays as well as usual: but, in
truth the 'Prima Donna Waltz the american Qua
drille," and many other pieces which given last
evening have been heard here about four five hundred
times too often to be very popular at this date We wish
Miss Zerr too, would not sing sHome Sweet Home" any
more. Not that she excites undue emotion: the
contrary people generally bored all the composers
didn't die quarter of century ago. people writing
music, and good music every day; and we think Mons.
Julien might afford to let grandfathers legacy
sumber in peace. Let him try fresh programme, and
he will not lose by the change.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-16
Court Cslendar-This Day.
NJ STATES DISTRICT CoURr-Nos. Is, "a, 10, "a to

rs, so.
SUPREME CouRT-General Term.-The calendar OF spe-
cal motions viii be taken up and continued until finish
ed. No motion viii be set down for any day without
speia leave of the Court and argument calendarNos
1. 2, IL, 10, 20, q a, 81 49, %, 90 "a 49, III.
SUPREME Observation-Disclosures 10 Thursday
COMMON PIxAs-Part First-Nos ga, SO, sac TO $50,
$50
COMMON PIEAs-Fart Second.-Nos. $40, ia us, 40,
s2S to s27, 233, $50, T42, esq, SEQ.
SUPERIOR CouRr-Regular Trial Term-Nos sT3, 81,
sll SID 245. $50 923 III, 81 6sl. $50, o1s, o25
Q25 col sos, on 1889, o4l, 1o49 053, 1885, 1887
1Osq oe3 0d5 1O67 06a, L. OIL 1913, 075, 1.0T7
1879, 1,Os5, 1851 2s9, 657 se7, C971s, 6l3
suTERIoR CoURf-Specsl Trial Term.-Nos.3l0, GA,
SIS, $40, sS2, s34, $50, $40.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-16

ger boardOf the Thousands who attempt play vio
lin onen fifty seeds performing toeraby the
remainder become d:hsar.ens. and the instransat Is
ping in tune" in other words the holding Of tho strings
q the exact spot to produce correct perfect note
placed the Keys which project above the
TOP are sy spiral springs and pressed down with
with the utmost the keys holding the strings
and improving the tone Of The instrument Each key 10
marked with its proper character and fs there
work in the playRo false note stopping
out of tune note played at ALI must be perfect
and correct note It adds percertibe weight
durable as the instrument ITSELF and In few
ments time be attached to VIOLIN Those who had
practice the violin fully this
provement they car have attached TO their in
and mposble for them without IT. and
those who desire learn will in twelve lessons with the
That would require years prsG;
be enabled tO play the violin who, lacking
could not possibly play on the open strings WM ROB-
ERTSON, inventor and mapufacturer, Isl Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-16

GAIT. FITCH, THE WASHINGTON appears that there
Misrepresentation the part Of Capt. Fitch in re-
gard 70 the collector, when he boarded him on
Saturday night Having the four hundred rescued pas
sengers of the Winchester board, in addition to the
two hundred of his own he received instructions from
the Health Officer to allow one to ON DO ard
These Instructions by mistake applied to the
cnlla
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-16

dered to be printed. The appropriation Of the SUM
of 81 500 made by the Counciinen for the funeral
expenses of those who suffered by the fire at 231
Broadway was concurred in. A resolution to ex-
tend the Inequalities Of the city to ex-Preident
Fillmore on his expected visit was also concurred
=.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-16

misunderstanding Machlnes.-The most rell-
able Of inform alton claims the sewing
chine may be found in the abb opinion lstsy BY
Judge Spresue Of Boston in suit against the Singer
chine casd printed copies Of which be had At my
once or By nail sy forwarding postage stamp rhe fol-
vhsslsr Wilson Co. Grover, Baker Co.; A Bartholf.
Dorcas Sewing Machine COMPANY New York j. D. Nichols
]. W. Bean, n. Hunt Boston Macs Hood, Battel CO.,
Lyon Mass Charles Durgn has NO longer license 20
nahs sell sIwing masninss under patent. II
has Sssn revoked and surrendered ELIAS HOWE Jun'r
Patsltes Of the original sewing machine No. 80 Hanover
street, Bosten, and 800 Broadway, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-16

Sewing Machines.-We not only Make and
cell the best ewing hut the oldest patent
and Of the important sewing machine psss.ts
nGs and will dsmoustrsts TO tsm and TO The public that
nngine upon cur exclusive rshs and that rights
noA with impunity The sewing machines about
Which ntroversy the improved single
threaded machine, sold by MS only
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-16

Remevsl.-Paper Hangings, Wholesale and
retail st 27 Brcadvsy,Thos Faye Gate Of Thes Faye
Pearl srsst has opened dePo.at 81 Broadway, a.
esstly opposite the City Hall THOS. FAYE CO., 257
Broadway, opposite City Hall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-16

The Nut Cracked by the Trade.-We having
noticed challenge in Sundays Herald from Ross Jones'
that they will bet 800 to $50 that they sell papers
than house in the Union do aceegt the
and likewise willing to bet $40 600 to IS 600 that
double the sale Of other house in the Union
Our books open for inspection ut all hours.
Able YATES News Agents, Is Ann street.
N. B.-Customers arouse We have way Of supplying
papers before they printed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-16

P1anOs.-T. Gilbert & Co.'s Worlds Fair
premium pianos with without the nolean. with iron
mss and circular scales Horace Waters pianos with d.
avonal scales and gold strings Haet Cumstens pianos
he old firm Of Haet Co. and justly entitled to all the
Dapuaion Of the name Gberts boudor pianos Wholesale
and retail q prices low At the factory Fine
sent Second band pianos At great gains from $50 to
$3.50 UDRACE WATERS Pianos, 3SS Broadway.
N. BIO accommodate some purchasers monthly pay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-16

To Capitalists Fifty Acres Of Land, Adj.
joining Upper Morrisania $50 front rail-
road will be sold liberal terms apply 20 W. c. WET
No
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-16
Carpetings, OH Cloths, &C., Ssc.-Amon

Carpetings, Oh Cloths, &C., Sc.-Among the
vast accessons which being daily made Of these
rich and splendid goods foreign and domec former
chaste and diversified stock Of the suhseberr
original styles and patterns which the acute observer will
perceive that genius and the highest order Of artistic v
fully displayed in their manufacture Country mcrchant
and families respectfully that the prices Of All
goods sold by them graduated scale OF such oder
ate profits that preoudes the possibility Of any house in the
trade large small hold forth similar equivalent TO
the public WILLIAM MoGROkTf, Il2 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-16

Pavilion, New BrightOn.-The Proprietor
Of this establishment respectfully begs leave inform
friends and the public that he ready
arrangements with parties who wish to apartments
for the ensuing season. The Pavilion will open Satur-
day, Nay 20. r. BLANCHARD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-16

First Day (nIonday, May 49, Of DrumgoId
Proch's prize presentation to their oustomers-Pur-
consainng gilt Of some kind, varying in value from Is
cents to $780, which be opened Immediately after
purchase and the article obtained Envelopes will be given
IN the proportion the purchased larger
Commencing this day and continuing weeks. Tho
number 10 l20 Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-16

Shirts TO Suit all Sizes, Made OF the best
material expressly for custom trade and warranted 70
give satisfaction, always be had at McLAUGHLlNS
cheap ehrt warehouse 800 Greenwich street. corner Of
Chambers. Shirts made TO measure.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-16

Merchants Billiard Rooms, 312 broadway.
Gentlemen wishing to amuse Themselves at the heshfu
Of billiards will find superior accommodation day
evening A. T. MORGAN, superintendent will be pleased
ee his friends.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-16

Magnificent Laee and MusIin Curtains,
from auction window shades of pattern.
tasseis cornces upholstery &c. the best in
the city, Call and examine
We jerks, 4ss Pearl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-16
Last Of the Bcoutiful Rose WIS w 20

DAYS these building ots scnres four bu
among coo subscribers s 80 70 twenty acre. iots,
2 fss secure sp1Tsmsn pay al a sSss
orr Toon' % from city, sSS
la
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-16

May, 1s54.-The Time has Arrived when
summer clothing wanted and the place buy we'll
garments prices and where deviation permit
ted is at ALFRED hUNROE Il CO.'S clothing house. ~
broadway Purchasers respectfully invited give
them call.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-16

Summer Hats mt Freeman's, 30 Fulton
sree-Wide awakes Rocky mountain straw hats,
PanamA and Leghorn and light moeskin al very Low.
Remember FREEMAN, Is 90 Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-16
Counterpanes and Table Linens from An

CounterPanes and Table Linens from Auc-
single beds only "a apiece beautiful patterns toilet quilts
size only Us apece elegant heavy raised most
splendid patterns Marsees from 81 to
Marseilles toilet from 2 to &c. Cd apiece satin
damask table linen IS yard two yards wds splea dd
drop and figured only 5s and 6s yard fine qu.ty linen
napkins 2s. and l3s dozen. at BURDETTS cheap dry
goods store l9l Grand street. corner Of Mulberry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-16

vases Including splendid pair feet high Of every
ni.n glass ware shsmsd plated goods &c. b. our friends
Wednesday May Is and II, at their sales room, Is Wall
Ladies especially in ted to attend the view
Monday. NAV