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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-24
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LII those who are desiro1s Or the
A themselves and and frends cando so,
tualy, BY calling without deayat l.. Tarbell,s Dager-
reoype Rooms at the of Main and Bddle Streets
Centre telingi and eac those lilike Pic
lures which be obtained. with the degree OF
beauty and excellence, elsewhere in the city. +
L. TARBELL. Dagncr reotypst.
- Corner OF Main and Bidde streets. =
= lets iss ss or. siv. O. %. Centre Wheeling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-24

THEsubseFibsrs having connected themseyes, under
ne hrm OF MlcaAEl So will transact tae com
business for the sale OF de-
at NOS SS and 9nSpears " Hem q "a.
Joining Calvert Station, North st. - 80 80 .. -
pat ro1age or their friends
their all
upon which advances viii be made when required
ty9sSsgza zlsst2q tlEE - tSL MICHAEL,
"a tsbio@ Baltimore. Feb; ist 1853 sio.A.zANE, ssi
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MARCH III 3 a. 1854. s sI .'.;l =
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RATES OF ADVERTIslNG

rag TNDERSlGNED, publishers OF newspapers in
~ ety Of Wheeling in view Of Ihe increased price OF pa
M aud Gthe exPeses' renasF ~ Insif he
:, ra,es for advertising, aud in no case whatever 10
rge than the rates below teu lines or less ot non
,Tei constituting square:
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-24

las PendIetono & BFother a5eT
iC0MMISSI0N " 1IElRetH4NTS.asa
IN EEaF TOBACCO, aoo oTToNs aANDaPRoDUcR
Ps'dfetostvhat5 No. 1e6Lotse7 Ed II S,ni.ss I,oe
sssy Isif BALTkMoREsis : NV IA ~ 81
VIM. Wflson e SONS, ssss 10 2aii@ifSei
Edwin WoEtlaih ss.eo! l4s.5 81 e 1899 nolsca
ATsh'lS hSsI @l @Ih9gas hon 6 Son, Richmond
lo Rhodes& oslsbay, ,fB1 1idseports sohioa a
ny SsssS siss,sy !, s sat
EllE5ehs eSslgllal ~ sslsaI ssiIIaid 1sdys I'd
ea5.otisi3 Ghass. = charleston, 9. as bsa
GGId99s s Ga IoqIHyts. sd a. hlss
Brown & KiTtpabiel. Ptttsburg. aN5 s,ia taas
al ID. 1asnS3 3ssd A a5s1l bsza5
BIgsays g Esq Cash Al s y. Bank, wheelns. n
s1sJosiali ibiry fIatnbpre 81 (,!l Tfs t tess 81 i5g
Henry .Ai A shr9sssr Ssa ,a ~ :.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-24
4iiloa. 4rsss s4sl J.siW. @Robb,o ldlal 81 a91g
oh sir -lIRnnfn ctnrer, nnd ,DenIer in Enrnf

fsitf,stg syoHft lfurc,set r.t.ttE te,tifF5 &
Has always on hand, his old established stand
lglvs1 aNos s1I4iMafn 81, HIstIfng "a. sst
Every variety anted OF The best material
and orknianslip. Hewoud invite hose wilt may wish
to nFclla Gail and examine his stoc OF biile Fur
mture which has Been selected by him, expressly for this
waIh and work stand, wila-nots, bedscads OF every
variety, cribs, otomans, lounges, dining AMI
ast tables, &C., all OF Which will be att lowest
j. W. believes ST that an 1s ~ s, n, s II
the will enable fn,to give action
TO all who may honor him witt call. oi isnlar1s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-24

wheeling Savings stitution.
ltss ssNOFFlCEyNO. 192, ,HTAINST.NE
open lroml9 oelocka until r. Discount
days-Thursday, 10 O'clock a. m, Il = ~ n, :, . .y5f
eney received on transient depose Interest paid
stJ.CRrMnAoKER, ALEX. RoaIas, tALExo AxTofs; N.
!oaksoR DAslEL STEEsR op, Jas b MARSH tApkM FIcH
skR AND II. X. LisT-DIRHcToRs. s -, Z. -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-24

:" -Baker6 co, wheeling
Mr. 4 b Sweariltgen, ~
made OH consisameHtsss1 reasssd
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,..tf zhs.a..s, i n yREFTREHcEs: i, !. T..
se Brooks, 1fbballs q Fdlt6n, Baitimoro. - y
laas Sele e 55esysrd, aotsi as dolisRIfsh 81 ar
ssd ssliSsufi. M isnsey ,Eus saS 1ss
James DuzeIl. do .S94&sz At4sg
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Dr.. J. G. Campbell; wheeliiiSI.. IN

ea1lEsnItfni6re PfnG;o o Forfe Nj isiIfacfory!!-E
Ikz Z: WISE BRoIa Of tso9doirI
Grand and Square Pianos, request the special atten
non Of female to- fportaht Ia.
u tho TOUCH Of the piano BY this Invention
fSsg tS sxaet ofths
touch frsts Vafi to taIk
Of hne tone the not suseeptibleo an co and
instrument VIII remain sThose Eso lsuId
avail the best possibe yng tie
piano; should give this Invention
See business circulars which may had free Of post
y. J.w1sE q BROTHER,
laFFss maFF2ss 81 k.--.asgoY "a TsH SrT. BALTtAoRk.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-24

a@- II 9sfIs % ,REFEPESc Is. ,tiiiira9 SD yif. Y
Go iJamiso Esq Caslief Bank BALTIMORE eitzl.F
D Sprigg Esq Cashier MeIchans, BanIk.f -. - - -;
rruemal Cross Esq Cashier Com & farmers Bank, tt
Me;srs Greenway & Co. bankers, baltimore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-07

AN ACCIDENT ON THE HUDSON RAILROAD NAN Killed
As the train sbich left New York the Sd inst. and
when uak Hill Mr smith the engine discovered
man walking on the track, and sppro aching thu train
The visual sgnal w~ gvsn but IL either not heard
% no atebtinn wss not raid 10 it he concued to al
vance, and before the rain conid be soppss he
Sovn snd instantly killed 1t 10 The opiaion of those
Who witnessed ~ scene that he pur poscy placed bin
ain, carpenter BY trade, and resident Of Durham,
Grseue county.
THE FRANKLIN GUARD, composed chiefly OF Franklin
hose psny No. IL, wsut their I'll I'd atr Al er mr.
zion to the River H1use, harlem rau-sasy Last u,.
Der The onnapa OF Capt Bailey. The CON papv nun.
bersd fifty asksts, and contendea for twont7 tr, yaa
able grzss They we're seco 2aaied By Kods cslstrsed
band.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-07
Ehsum aSfsm. scrnSuIa. Gous. sJapcsr. &c

Rheumatism, Scr0Sula, GOus, Cancer, &c.
HYAr'S Life Balsam ia attested b. q tboussnd dss-
persfe cases, which have appeared ir the Herald sum
and o'hsr payers l. the gre rsia IL purifier knong
the latest cases Kings evil Ia that Of William H,uss
" Nlet ste Y, who suffered By deep sal Ioathssrs
scrofulous uler under the LIFT ear, the swelling from
which covered the neck. Mr. r.. Gardner as porp be-
fore Mayor Wesierveit juno so 1888 cured ia o.
month II terrible c,nssr thai bsd exsted ~eys yesrs
snd destroyed his In rbsumstsm, gaut, NJ ir,i
eia, SO, the cases:os the Hoo. b Fowler 1853 IN
ron street. and Mr tee 90 Grove street. stani forth
sros The MOST ss'oundiog sffe ted rhsy
comp stely crippled You WIN are actss v, Wis.
these persons seventy sse cents per bosIe. Primo
depof gao Grand street and ~ hrs. Hayes It's Faison
street BrooAiyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-07

FUrc White brandy FOR Prsscrvcs.-Choiec
brandt OF various vntags old port, sherry, Meleta
nc. vines. ain, schsIdam Schnapps, low rates WA
q. uNDERHiII, 4a0 Broome street corner of Crosby
AspinwaMs Tonic Mixture raakS vylshiyi
tina infable specifics in medcice ills positive anti
dote for fever snd ague curing 1t generally within few
SGys ana ai ing tn produce the desirable reg1t
Prepared by THOMAS MAXWELL successors TO Js ,nss
= Asnn Esll SO william tr.st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-07

The great dssderatum In the purchase Of sothug is 70
obtain garments that in their at are perfec and such
- combine with durability both elegance and economy
Confident that in the Manufacturing OF their 2QthDg
they heye arrived at small degree Of perfection and
thar tie stoss mentioned particulars their garments
excel the suhsc bsrs would invite 81 purchasers 10
anime their stock for the fan and winter sessons which
replete with every thing ard cseirabs, both 10
style and material. choice stock OF ciothe
and vestiDg always hand from which garments will
be made 70 order the hest Manner AID shortest
cotice. HEWITT, COuL~ON l. 60,
Ill Fulton etre:t and SO . In street.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
SEAS n. RE,

EEsssa. kpu
HAIHARINE DAILY. IF CATH ARISE DAILY NATIVE
~ Of county Tonsford Ireland, and last
Long Island, N. will address letter % her brother,
aniel Herald Office che will hear OF legacy left her.
INFORMATION wANTEr-oF JOHN LEAaY, FROM
Fair Lane, Cork, by bis .brsthsr aicneel, az his
eusins, Eugene Courtney SO Fulton street Ne~ York
TNFORMA ALTON WANTiD-oF M,RY o'CpNNaII.
i from Kilmallock, county Limerick. Ireland, when
last heard from che lived with Mr.. Iongt o5 Caruirs
street, N. Her sister Honora would wsh TO her.
ut Martin Daiys. No 90 James street; 80 8rosme St
TNiORk sTIoN WANTED : OF JOHN DAGHERrY
carpenter, 81 Coeran, county Armagh, Ireland, By
his wife Sussn Daghsrty At Mr. James simpsons. 90
tate Of New York.
INFORMATION WANrET-OF RIOS INA HUSHES
who arrived in Msy lsst from Manchestsr Eng sud.
s. IL about So 40 years old. Any ipfornstion will
ne thankfully received and well wardsd for By
Eliza Griffin Thirty eighth street, between Tenth and
Eleventh avenues
INFORMATION WANT ED-OF THOMAS, MORRIS AND
L Ellen Glove by their sister Mary, who lives ~
Yonl era New York, with David Garfield. WHEN last
tesrd fri m they In Lima Delaware county Penn.
sylvsDia Address O. A. Richard, Yonkers Post Off %
EMMA BARCLAY. FROM SLATE FALL. syOTL AND,
- would be glad to hear from her brother in law
James Wilson, surveyor, residing in Nav York
sfe is TO be found at the Miners' Arms, No Froat
street, near the Battery, New York.
CTAR CLuB.-BROTIIERs, YOU ARE REQUESTED TO
- assemble in counci a. the chamber this sixth
ing, 70 credentials to lodge No BY order o. the
U. Y. a , Recorder. SAcHEM.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-07

Knox Abe nj There aro some men who
thine in whatever thsy undertake. We do not know
whe,her Knox il ooe Of this class not for he has
always devote himself closely to the study Of
ufscturing elegant beavers that re have o.
moving AtAn events, be atapds No. az hstt- r,
srd al who dssre castor CT elastic beauty and fash
tbouh not fail to remember his stpres at l2S Fulton
street. ard uues. the Prescott House, in Broad say
See his programme un Ter the head OF . Basiasss
NoticeaD
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American Bible Society.

The regular meeting of the msnsgers Was held on
Thursday, tie 9th instant, At M, DR.. Thos Cock
presidlg, assiated BY VIM Crosby, BENZ L. swan and
Francis bah Feqrs.
Six anxinariss recognised ors in Kentucky,
one in Tenneetee, two in Texas, in Wisconsin, and
one in Eicnesota.
An extract Of letter read from Rev. s. Maclay,
Of Fuh lhau China returning THANKS for the sppropa
ton made by This Board and giving hope tn 4 tho open
g Of the tea trade in Fuh Chan will give increased
ctcs for oircnsting the scriptures In the interior Of
coun ~. Anohsrsfrou Rev Or. Bridgmsn OK 3hanghc
in regard to the progress Of translation, from
Bsncp Boone ptonirg the term plnyed by the
to signify ths civne being. Another from Rev.
NyIon WiDso OF Madras returning thanks for an ap-
propri,ton from this Board for publishing the scriptures
in that mission.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-07

TIE NEIIFkUUIIf TIE UbE' UASSs
WASHINGTON, 0st, o, 1854
M Drawr,ond h.a loft FOR Canada, but Mr. Perry sill
remains to press upon the government the ia tce Of
admitting certain coloSl products, esoecally afh 10 be
entered under hcrd for duties such bonds to be ctncs
edit TIE snd fishery treaty becomes in force
within sps lied feriod II Is understood that lsgisla
tive acton win take place speedily in each colony.
to give The trea fun effect at an early day.
The Union Of THE morning defends Gen. Case against
the attacks Of she Richmond Enquirer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-07

The Espencbied Hat this Fan combines all
the elegsnce snd beauty that have given thu hats
Of his their high reputation houghont the
Union but hsvs any of his former styles ELECTED
demand continuous urgent and extensive that
rgpg for his upgivsed fall st lie for 1884 1t is tbs
c-owpjT riurcph. The price L. of yora, three del
lars and D half N. ESPENSCpIEO. lis Nassau st.
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Another RAILROAD Accident.

SYRACUSE, Oct. Q, 1854
About FIVE O'Clock this afternoon the em'gran. train
from Albany to Buffalo over horse near Newark,
throwing tho engine, tender and OF the track
Ths fireman 1Dpsa of the tsnass to ave himself when
No others were injured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-07
Teyribiia Explosion ara Loss OF Lsfs.
TWO PERSONS KnkED AND SEVERAL OTHERS 81
yERELY INJURED.


yERELY INJURED.
nASvnLE Pa Oct, o, 1854
The boiler Of the Montour Rolling Min exp oded this
morning, carrying 1t one han,red feet from its fouoda
ton. II also demolished frame dwelling and stable
and tore away forty feet Of the mill, buryng several
persons In the ruins. ehid Of John Fariey's was
killed, ard another Is dying Barney Magure sad three
cbi)dren sevsrely injured Peter Monaghan ADD
Laurence Mcbride, Joha Priest John Desirger HeSan
apjor Wsnds, ohm Adams, Michsal Levy Isaac Hines
VIM Butler and Joseph shusgart, are dangerously
hunt Four others received sight injuries. Charles
Search boy, has just died, and there others st
missing Tie rubbish Is being removed, and a
search Is 6sg mace. It IL aid the boiler being empty
OF watsr WAS the cause Of the explosion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-07

Hsts.-Fsu Style The hest qc atty FOR 81,
eqnal 70 s5tat H0NI1ElI the practical and popu
lar halter At IL Para row, has got out the nestss pref
test leh'et a. meet slossy hat the Gents
HoniwelPs hats combine all requisite qualities.
Fall ssyls.-lf y0u want be- aufiful, light
and easy bat to the head, try Of DAvIDS superb
hats eaocm, sol Broadway, second door from Dosns
NIte, whsrc al tastes may b. suited. Give him cal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-07

The Yellow Fever nc Savannah.
BALTIMORE Oct. 6, 1854
The fever steadily decreasing at Savannah but the
pagers caution absentees against returning yet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-07

rs Cent DaGuerreosy pes worth presesv Wing
taken At the original picture factory, aS9 Broadway
with HOLMES United States patent double cameras,
two p ctures st once Nuf sed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-07

Important and Deslrable.-IG In import ant
to know whore to obtain the best styles Of fall and win
clothing Of the best materials and in the most
superior manner, a. veil desirable to learn there
these advantages may BE- obtained, combined with re-
markshle cbea pncss and dur ability Therefore re-
commend readers to call on EDWARD I. HACKErr,
LOG Fulton street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-07

B0uEhton & Knapp, 40 Cortlaadt street,
Rave hand of the bes stocks Of mems and boys
clothing in the city adapted 10 city trade Southern
and Western markets. at the very lowest cash prices
Call and examine for yourselves.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-07

To Strangers and Visitors 70 the Faiv.-
This ia The age OF reform. ROGERS h co, Union Hail.
OF Fulton and Nassau Streets have reformed the
old system Of asl ing largo prices and taking lower
sruJe They tGse adopted the oxe price rule. Thor
stock OF clothing is as as that made to order
in any mercbsn. tailoring establishment, and Is the
cheapest in the city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-07
Court " Appeals.

ALBANY, Oct CLIP, W.
In the Court OF Appeals this morning. cases No 10 aad
IS were argued 48 submitted, and "a is now ar
gument In Van wyck against Mcintosh, the order die
missing the appeal vacated. No. rs is next on the
calender.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-07

Reader, have you sno Sow g Days Ras,
sole b. Whik az his poriun Of fashion; II not csi
~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-07

MesIto, H@eser = Coroner -xy e, 1851 II
wsud pecnly rita TIA nblic to ray fall styis n
ssrflsmtnis hats. which cannon bs surpassed by any
yet issued AEAL0 NJ. 40 Brood way corner Canal -.
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Phiiadelphia stock Boar.f.

PHILADEIPHIA, Oct. 3, 1854
There was rather better feeling at the stock board
to-day and sales made at the following rates:-
Hea1irg Railroad, 37z; Long leland, Ia Morris lax
Pennsylvania Railrosd, 46A Pennsyvsna State AYES,
"a. There vas more active demand for money.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-07

Ne Ffus Ultra 'ssars f,r cfslfov- cR.sa-
bnine The bsufv srd durability OF fsr costler hats
cnly 81 10, at ho0PLl3s lo2 Nassau sweet, cor Aan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-07

"In Entertain score or Two Of Tailors. -
= SO says hichsr1 III. Wiser conten. With
They 6pd the ready made clothing At SsIfH
BROTHERS, 49, Fulton street, equal to any made -
order, and thirty per cent cheaper.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-07

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Impr0vement.-Tne
poSe brl.ncy and ri shness Of and elssti.y Of
touch OF ). ID II. W Smiths celebrated meloaeons
plsce them ar In advance any other make in this
OF iDstr,ments They tuned In tia equal tempera
rent snd admirably adapted to the of lecture
club or lodge rooms Sold at prices, wholesale retail
which DEFY competition
HoAACE WArERs sole gent. saa Broadnax.
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Great sale 81 Fare Wines, Pare sranasss

ard en- ice coroiss g. also 200 600 prime iDp red
pavsDa ssear rceivea per bark John Fasnpm in iota
I, suit the trade private pVrcbsse. this day. at
O'Clock at the store No ID Wall stree. See large T.
ysrtissusnt Etw RI sINlZFNfcH, Aucsicneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-07

Pleasant Octohex.--I4&fises, NJ you wish Co
iook charming spd appear proper and gentse foot
irg his heaut full month of October, buy gitar
boots, Slippers ties ami India rnbbers from MILLER
& Co l.4 Canal street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-07

A First Class, Large Size, Colored DaEuer-
reotype with handsome anu ptesarvsr. for atty
cenr at 435 Broadway OF Howard street Larger
zes nnsr in proportion No fancy prices At
this Gallery. GsRBANaTI, Artist.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-07

James Little & Co., Merchant Tail0rs, keep
instantly bs nc large and well selected assortment
that are made up 10 the best manner gi7e him CALL at
Nc. Az Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-07

Osnsnce SalomsndeY Saexs.- Robert M.
PATRICK IL he sole ufacturerin the United States
the above ceebseted safes and r. G. Collins npens
pab,e defiance locks and cross bars Depot No Iq2
Pearl street, one door below Walden lane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-07
TELEG CRAP aIC /.
WHO NOMINATION

WHO NOMINATION IN BOSTON.
Bosros Oct 0, 1854.
Tho wings OF the First district nomp atsi Hon.
THOMAS d. Elott Of New Bedford for rel election to
fApageeN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-07

II. Thompson, from Paris, Phvcn0loGicnl
hair cutter In TO be founs At No Warren street. three
doors from Broadway He 10 the only artist in New York
who thoroughly understands cutting the hair to soit the
formation OF The hesd. Cal and try hts skill.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-07
Markets.

Albany: Uot. d ISO4
At mariet this morning. sales made OF barley
at 81 Is for four rowe and 81 IA for two rowed the
spot, and 81 16, to arrive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-07

Steam Power.--Einpire Works, foot or East
Twenty fftb sfrset--Bo.h room and power uneousle
by any establishment in the United states.
SLOAN A LE,3ETT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-07

Those Wander full S1er.oscopes, made so
perfectly by ROOr NO 3e3 Broadway, Of Franklin
street, the most soufh. after of all works Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-07

Something Nev-A Fall and Winter Clio.
thing, goods, styles and prcesfar beso y
any thing previously offered We beginners Cal.
and satisfy yourselves. sMOCK, VAN SAUN 10, Ne
Lopolitan Clothing Warehouse, 1l6 Fulton street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-07

Wigs and T0upess--Ths Novel Improve
msnts CJchugh hss just introc uced secure the wig
against ali shrinking loss OF shape during It's
other wigs COOL thin elsstic and durable
AZ CIIREHUGa'S hea of hair, 1621s Falton street,
oppotite st. Paups
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-07
EpRsrruRE.

(rbFAp IRON BEDsTEAIr-- BED Iyg AND SPRING
nd cheapest nov " 10 B.--Hsrd ard urs yea bsis
afersd 20 elastic s2ripg mattresses % Iron bed.
sesHs to $50, AZ the wsrerocm, b59 osdwsy, rear
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rrumg0Id d Prcch, LEO EuItan street., arc
lapg The fashion in othng this fall and winter Their
stock is from the finest fabrics imported and In
that style for which they are justly celebrated.
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Cnltdren meet M Cenin's, No. 21A Broadway,
FOR there TO be found the stylss chdrsn
fancy hss from PARTS and the extreme ri,hness of the
a WINNING and the beauty and novelty Of the shape
oaarp not onl the juveniles but their parents GGNN
No. 2I4 Broas way, opposite st. saul's church.
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LUcRxnA BoRcA At THE METROPOLITAN TnEATRy.--A ne '
piece under the above title produced 81 the Metro
potsn Thursday evening It's understood to be from
the Of the successful translator of Bersngers LYRICS
and Is itself adaptation, and III many parts transa
ton, Of Victor Husos celebrated drains The whole
plot most Of tina scenes and large portion of the da
logue borrowed from the French. BY this would
net be Understood intending to undervaue tho work
Of the English pay wright Hugos drama ID written In
prose- this is in blank verse; and very good The
style s severely classic and chsse. Whatever vgor the
iginsl French contained is preserved in the English
version and those who fami lar with the works Of
Victor Hugo need not ts told tina. this is quality in
which he ia not apt to be deficient The trade which Is
pm. in the mouth Of Lucreza vi en- Orsin has insued
her, is one Of the finest pieces Of dramatic writing we
have lately heard. We trust that those who herd
the Opera, and have come away delighted with Donizs
tbs music, but dissatisfied with the dramatic hauang
Of story admirably ruited to the STAGE win go and
see ~het can he mads Of the same materials a. the
Metropolitan. It will not be the faul. OF the author
Of Julia Dean II they are dis app onted