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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-08-16

-. Old lr0n Wanted
UJHE subscriber wiiips Dash for any qnepl.l
i ofoid metal delfvoFsd q bis founegytl Ae.,-A
pRh. ]. 99&, ~ q. -
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JEWEhBRs, do.
II, GOODFELLOW,

"ATcH MAKER AND JEWEL
w Err, DealerIn Watches, Jew
k1ZShfgSAr elTy. Clocks, Yankee Notions, &c.
~ Watches and Clocks repaired and
~. z,ZM warranted. Highest price paid for
old Gold and Silver. Opposite the
Aahisnd. Ohio, 30tf Dsc Il. 1858.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-03
City Intelligence.

HRxa-At ION O'Clock, Saturday night, Ere
broke out in the millinery store Of Miss Lind 79 Eighth
avenue occssoped by the goods In the window coming
in contact with the gas-damsge slight Insured In the
Mercantile Insurance Co. for 81. COO
Another fire broke out yesterday morning in the double
three story frame building Nos 336 and 33s West Forty
sixth street. The lower story, fronting Forty sixth
street, wss occupied liquor store, by James Camp
bell here In all nine families living in the build
ing and among them John Curn, the owner Of the
premises The houses were badly damaged, and fully
covered by insurance.
Still another fre occurred at ~ O'Clock yesterday
morning. in the turpentine factory of James CronkrQht
West Twelfth street, Ninth The building
entirely destroyed together with all the machinery
Entire loss about 81 C00not covered by insurance.
Yesterday afternoon at O'Clock, Ore broke out in
the of No 10 Orange street. upon premises occupied
as stables. The stable was consumed and horse be-
longing to Teddy Mack persisted in the flames. The FIRE
the result Of careesspess the part Of boys
who setting of crackers and otherwise celebrating
the 4th Of July about the place.
TIE AUSTRALIAN MAIL-The ship Gertrude, which is
announced to sail for Melbourne with despatch will take
out the second United States Mail Correspondents will
remember that the post upon letters by this
ich varied from FIFTY to sxtydve cents. The letters
for Australia should be sted at the eneral Post
Office The Gertrude will also take out large quantity
Of type and printing materials, well of Hoes
c nder presses These shipped by Mr. Perry of the
Melbourne Express who sends out materials sufficient for
three newspal er offices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-03
Street Priv aching Yesterday.
IN THIS CITY.


The street preachers created but little excitement
II town yesterday. 1t too hot. The populace
could not stand it under the broling sun, listening
TO these street fanatics In the Park few collected in
0e middle Of the afternoon but kept themselves under
the shade in the Of the City Hail. till about six
o'clock when they ventured collect together the
Sty Hall steps where they harangued for aboa.
q hoar There only slight disturbance during the
meeting One man took it into his head to modest the
preacher, and another took il into his head to moest
the man. The first hooted the preacher and the second
Knocked the hooter down. Both were Immediately
Alderman Howard discharged them. In Washington
parade ground the usual crowd collected but every
dseoving this excitement in regard to street preachers
and from appearances their will be rum and
they will all fall back to their original nsgndcance and
sbscuity result at which all good citizens will rejoice.
BROOKLYN.
The Rev. John Booth, Of the Bridge street PRINT
tive Methodist Episcopal Church. held FORTH usual
yesterday afternoon in the vacant lot the
Of Atlantic and Bond streets Brooklyn. The great
crowds which had assembled during the prevalence
Of the excitement consequent upon street preach
ezepaiion numbered butn few Dozen All appeared to
have there to hear what the preacher said and
services were therefore, conducted without mcestation
o. hjndrance.
WILLIAMSBURG.
Mr. Parsons preached yesterday afternoon at O'Clock
N the vacant lot at the junction of North Fourth and
Second streets. About one thousand persons were
nounced as usual no disturbance occurred. One boy
arrested, and rushed out Of the crowd
for making remarks not in accordance with the views
some present
street preacher named Paul held forth at the depot
Of New Jersey Railroad in Jersey City yesterday after
audience of about two hundred and fifty men.
There molestation offered to him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-03
Pers0naI IntelIi1ence.

Col Napier London; Erastus Corning, ESQ., Albany;
Mm Marquis gu
legation; Gen. Csdwallader, Philadelphia W. Graysen
Mann, Havana; Carlos valdes Russian Minister; Hon
zion Judge Lewis of the Supreme Court sylvapia
Gen John pox, Germany, arrived yesterday ut the st.
Hon v Burtche, New Orleans; Geo. Jones, New York;
A. Chisonlla New Orleans 3. Wade, Jr, do. P. F. Los
kond, do; Fl. Cochrane do arrived at the Prescott
House yesterday.
Baltimore, Md; Rev. Mr.. levin, do. Gen. Hiram Wal
bridge New York. arrived at tho Irving House yester
Col Ripley, U. 8 A.; E. s. Gardner, Nashville; J.
Morton, Boston, Hon. c. T. James, Providence; Captain
Duncan Texas Hon. j. R. Giddngs, Ohio; Mr.. Corbin,
Washington; A. wyman Boston; b. N. Huckins, do (;
Capt. Grswod ship Ocean Queen, arrived yesterday at
the Astor House.
Hon. N. King Tennessee; R. S. Lord, q. 3. A.; Ho-
Wolf and fsmily, Cuba; W. NJ McEntire u S. N, ar
rived yesterday at the metropolitan Hotel.
ARRIVALS.
From New Orleans and Havans, IN the steamship Black
Mas..y NJ. He.ssp md s' ehna s h.sy:IS 81. )
lady and s SS children ,~ Miss Or sSrn
Children And sssysns NORA Nor Adams Gsariss Hop
Ms: caism Col So s9!ias s~ss*
M hss 81 and csc ed h
Rours Bernard Gaot and two servant Juonde Las Cue
SSs;is III Ss7sn, Jasper cssss% w% Sssss%'
a..
e.
Cr.bb Kodrque, lady aud child, James Piper, James
ssS.rlds Ssssna s:ns. wlii!s% Bur
an,ase EspsEne Jgon F,ien Ly'Snso Gssed
sssss Ess joseph Iays sh!d
LADY, five children and
Shp.ehiIl lady sad child MTs jerks NT.T JsaEs Wela
Bernabo SanChes.
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FOURTH OF JULY.

H!s. B:ssl:: 30: Ord. q Is. Sa.ra.n s..s VII
Dsl.ysp n,n:. :S.rLs !hs sT.na standard q The
thirteen rop.ds a * ss.nssri Vim be presented 60
the order with appropriate address The proeesnou VIII
70 erect trophy A.sris.n sss: The mon aMs1. in
Inferred AT Isp:n.Id procession win join the
sssd down Brosdvsy sius blue Ams.is.ns natives Of
tie soil are rsqpsstd to join with rs ard thus on the an
hhste: and protect their ren.ins from the
at or before eight o'el,eb. By order ofshs CHIEF.
TAMsANY SOCIETY OR COLUMBIAN ORDER
Celebration Of the evsDy snsh In M q Anne
The Society viii ssssmbis At II o'clock, A NJ, for the
Of business General and punetusi attendance
!. sl. invited
gusss and friends Of the society with ladies
a. s'SSl ss Exercises win With
Hsrsisn ss.q n. Gsg%s. BY ne sIaa
spssfis ss'oss The Society friend. and invited
Z pai.:i. dinner rIsp.Isd The cssssH y as;as
in ta s s sss sis
ns Of the BE- ss men re-
.snt patriotic so..t and ssns%ents p.It.ks
Of TIE waters Of the rs, spring smoke The calumet Of
sueee,s Of IL principles throughout our glorious ocean
Hckstsfor admission 10 the Grafton and dinner
be bad by application 10 the undsrssr ed Ssehems 0 the
s 1ss9s Fpsn
Stephen s2.ss s.ds.S
JB HE1HsRINGToN, Scribe. ~ N-'N '-'''-'
WIDE AwAKEs ATTENTION !-AssEM sLE IN
w Union Square. at 5 O'Clock, A. NJ, July 4th.
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Married.

On Saturday, July by the Rev. Thomas Skinner, Mr.
John MCCARTHY to Miss ISABEL PATERSON all of this city
At Brooklyn, Thursday. June 20. by the Rev. G. H.
Whi.ecur, JOHN MISToN, of Boston, Mass to ANNIE VIII
SON. eldest daughter OF Benjamin Wilson, Of the former
city
On Tuesday, June q, at Christ Church, Brooklyn, by
the Rev. F. II. Canfed, Rector JoHy PALMER, ESD, Of
New York, to Mrs. ALFRED GREEN, Of London, England
Also, at the time and place. WALLER J. MoAT Esq.,
to Miss E. 8. HOW'LL, of London England
London papers please copy.
On June H. by Rev. j. Perry, of Westport, Conn Mr.
JAMES CLARK, to Miss LEr1TIa LONG.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-03

Ast drawing to close hear IL 10 intended BY large
sumher Of the mott wealthy and influential American
gentlemen amongst US, to give Mrs Stark oomphmsn-
tary benefit prior to her departure for America meet
bg it is raid is to be held the subject this week in
srder take the mi steps to carry out the above
attention Viii on the subject OF American heatrical,
may mention it is said Mr. Charles horne and
his wife, SO well and fasorab'y hoown in America as
comedians especially In the Eastern States are now on
their way Melbourne and may be expected here.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-03

Radical Cure Of Ruprure.-Marsh & Co.,
No. IN Maiden lane who received the sole premium for
trussss at tho est for the Industry Of all
lions offer their truss will that confidence derived
rom the appreciation Of the first u-seons In New York
editors Of the edica Gazette snd Dr. Dixon Of the Seal
pei have given the instrument obarscter that possessed
by other will completely nine ont Of ten Of
every Of rupture and eectuaiy support
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-03

Wholesale FiJcwork Depot, No. 80 Dlvisi0n
street, where be had the following articles Of the first
quality ard Of the best usctue NJ the lowest cash
sr.sisr, jostie pin wheels scrolls iIianslss blue shts
hower uots, orhioDs pigeons chinese flyers
vercles rockets With plain and colored hHes ooored
dres Ae 80 Cour try dealers supplied and orders
suaily at' ended to
r. j. JONES Importer Of toys and fancy goods.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-03

PORT BosroNThe following have been the arrivals
and cea,ances at this port for The month Of June
Arrivals-Foregn9 steamers, 10 ships, 80 barks, IS
ships IS barks 70 briggs 493 schooners sloops Total
$685. Of the above barks 40 briggs and 162 schoor
British; bark and brig Norwegian brig Siciian;
schooner Portuguese; and the remainder were Ameri
can. Cearances. -Foreign-2 steamers, Is ships, 81
barks "a briggs, 207 schooners Total S5S Coastwse71
steamers, IL ships 90 BARK 81 brig. 221 schooners,
sloops. Total aS1. OF these, ships, IL barks 45
brigs, and 1856 schooners British; barks and
hrigs Norwegian brig Swedish; l brig Dutch; brig
Spanish; brig siclian schooner Danish and the
lnainder were American.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-03

COLLIsIoN.-A collision occurred on Tuesday
evening last, near GAINESVILLE, between train going
West and one going East. The express engine,
from GAINESVILLE at 2 P. NJ, broke down between
that place and Cambridge, and an engine was tele-
graped for from GAINESVILLE. In the meantime the
train from Cambridge, arriving at the break down,
passed the disabled train, and proceeding towards
GAINESVILLE came in collision with the engine from
GAINESVILLE. The brake man was instantly killed
and several others injured. The locomotives were
smashed in pieces.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-03
Marine Affairs.

enPBunDING ON THE CIyDR-The number Of vessels Of
Al kinds launched the Clyde since March, 1863 with
those now building amount to 3l7, 1872 Of which
steamer and 1856 sailing vessels Of these 2se built
building of iron and 81 of wood The ranges from
yacht of Is tons to ships of $500. They the pro-
daction of thirty two firms.
COMMERCE. OF New YoRK-Durng the month of June
there arrived at this city from foreign ports Is steam
ships 9s Ships n barks, 121 briggs, and So schooners
making total of 1872 vessels 1872 of which foreign
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-03

spirits generally result from the dirty habits Of The VIC
Tins The life Of the skin suocate the soul gets into
kind Of JAIL melancholy supervcnes and the poor wretch
cd for the cholera nd all Of and disease Use
Gouraud bssioatea Soap which exercises
botches sunburs ana other opening the
million Of mouths Of the cG.ice elastic clear
for uprcotng hair from any part Of the body Liquid
RI uge. Lily White hair dye and restorative at the old
pot 81 Waik,r street. first store from Broadway Caen
DER So South Third street Philadelphia Bates 29 wsh
ington street. Bottom; Carleton Lowell Bliss Springfield.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-03

Smithsonian House, on the European Plan,
Goa Broadway the block with the Mstropoli
Hotel ST. gle reoms 50 cent? day garors and bedr om,
full hotel just completed in the heart OF Broadway offers
Srst oss in tho best quarter Of the oy
throughout Croton water and bells beet
hair mattresses and linen sheets baths s other
pointments Of superior order. SIDNEY K0PMAH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-03

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT CLARKsvnLE-The large
warehouse Of Barker Diffendofer, at Clarksville,
Tenn, was destroyed by fire on Monday evening
sast, with nearly all ts contents, also the resi-
dences and outhouses of Mr.. Prouty, adjoining It.
The warehouse had in il large quantity Of tobac-
90, salt, threshing machines, &C., which were nearly
al destroyed. The number Of hogsheads OF tobacco
destroyed is 426. The largest losses are q. A.
Washington, who had 55 hogsheads of tobacco con.
aumed; and M. A. @. Washington, who Loot 50. The
estimated damage 10 set down at 100000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-03

Boarding.-yeIy Peasant and Newly Fur
nshe single In suits With hoard 1T 17 Hudson
street opposite st Johns park Modern improvements in
the house. hefersnsss required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-03

Reese d GOETHE Original Is Cent Daguer-
reotype factory 2s Broadway is owned and conducted
has been since 1852 The first 2s pictures were
offered and tai for the people the proprietor
exclusively Who has made his famous for The
removal Of this place void justice sutho
rty and feeble eforts Of incompetent rivalry to hum
are taken at this concern with Holmes patent double
camera PROFESSORS REES0N HOLMES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-03

Court Calendar-Thls Day.
SUPREME CouRr-Circuit. 743, 903, 651.
COMMON PIEAs.-The Walker Divorce case still on.
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18TH AskIyERsARY or AMERICAN INpEPlN-
dencs Grand Yeursh Of July Exeurson "a the Pas
sale i.iis Pats.on, This dsisbtful retreat after
20 the public en- the Morning Of the Fourth rhe well
the hborinE localities offer these
who with TO enjoy country great Festival In rational
and quiet free the noise and turmoil Of ci
t The grounds which have been rsiad consist Of shady
walls and groves and verdant 10 and
With fountains reeted 1t vast In the Cottage
on the Cliff dim and refrcfhm prsing all tho
delcates Of the will be 81 all hours during
the day and evening ~ the most moderate change.
stages will he in waiting 1T the Depot convey ystsrs
70 the Fals AZ the arrival Of each train BA nd Of Music
will be In atteD dance during the evening.
OF JULY EXCURSION TO WEST
~ Point and Cold Spring, landing ~ Yonkers Hast.
ipgs TaUytown Sing Sing, kockand Lake, Hsysrstrsw,
vwPsnRs Point and Cold Spring Pare 80 cents TO
Yosls,s and return; Hasssgs T.iTytoyp and Sing Sing
tIin g. The new, f:st ss,lins and splendid steamer
Tuesday July leaving foovs-foot Of jay street st
NJ, Spring street at 90 Amos street at ga Tweoty
first street at go and Forty street Return
Ing will lesve Cold Spring At IA, West Point at O'Clock
M arriving New York about O'Clock aud will leave
sgatn st for Haversraw and the intermediate land
ngs hs excursion offers to the qpet aud
peaceable which seldom afforded to from he
scenes Of riot and confusion which
forh city country's birthday. The beauty and
OF the needs desc pton here and the
villages towns and hamets which adorn the banks Of
world.
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Musie-Our Girls Ballad, Words. c.

Now MuSics-Our Girls Ballad, Words, G.
D. Stuart music Thomas Baker. Title page smben she'd
with the most splendid illuminated vtsnete se
psbhshsd Price cents Fremans Quadro By Jullisn,
heeusful yignets Price TO cents Jullisa's Farewell
Yalse with portrait Of the great composer title page;
dedicated to the ladies OF America Price so cents no
RACE WATERS, SIS Broadway. N. B.-Music sent by
ALL. frA0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-03

from earths most favored lands Crest Br
Belgium have at their several ~ fairs awarded
medals for his Magnetic Powder warranted to
stroy al insects and free from Prison Call At 4 Broad
Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-03

Moldavia Crcam.-This superb Compound
for STRENGTHENING and the hair prepared only
and sold by BACHELOR at his celebrated hair dye
and wig factory 233 Broadway Bachelors hair dye sold
and applied. Nine rooms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-03
II. j. WALkEK,
T. BUTLER KING,
j. FOWLKES.
G. 8. WOODRUFF,

Green Turtle S0up.-NOt for Day but
every day and particularly being the glor
ious and time enduring Fourth at BAYARDS No. State
street.. Battery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-03

Bachelors Hair Dye IL Still the Leading
Aoe by all Acknowledged be the best dye extans for
perfectly coi0ring the the IL applied Tens
in a parta Of the world the only
reliable dye known. Sold At BATCHELORS, No. 2aa
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-03

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, on the Fourth, MT
Wlamson's Gallery in Brooklyn 2l9 Fulton street. oppo
site Clinton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-03

fishers 800 Broadway View York. Professional exsmna-
ions with teB descr tons of character given when
desired Tho cabinet and always open and
vitera Subscriptions received for the American Phrsno
logical Journal and the Cure dol
lar year sos Broadway. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-03
So BEAVER STREET New YORK,
July I, 1884.
COntradlctlOn,-An ANONYMOUS Letter plI =

porting TO from Washington CITY, and published
true in the Tribune the 10Th inst that the Allan
tic and Pseac RslrGsd Company wa, broken Sp The at
cation the Company in the Herald of the u proving
that the condition Of the sound and prosper
that the utmost harmony prevailed the drec-
tors and bona edo the that the
work would be actually commenced with large force
the ground the 4h July 1854 and with
to completion. X. J: WALKER,
j. FOWLKES. + Committee.
g Wl0nHULI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-03

Two OF the most magnificent Plan0f0rtes
Of papev maehs the other slabo
Fatey carved rcsswoodand which pronounced the
best on exhibition 81 she Crystal Palace being made
sassed for sale together With handsome assortment Of
hstrumsnts Of their manufActure 81 the
u 0AOyESTKEN TRUSLOW. No. sos Broadway, ad
Joining st. Nicholas Hotel Also asortment very
m lodi
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Pianos. Molodeons and Mus,c.-u

Pianos, Mclodcons and Music.-Uorace Wa
fERS sss Broadway y exclusive agent for Gilbert
seoni pianos Chickering'S pianos Gilberts boudoir
panos, and Hosae Waters pianos; d. H. W. Smith's
mslodsons Goodwin BALDWIN, me lodeons Mr.. Waters
Ass ac on hand pianos Of eight other different maksr
merchandise Of variety and Of quality better than
DO found elsewhere His motto being small profits and
eelfnR
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purshase sewing machines which without dan
gor OF dieting patent claims At the time
have the best devised let them buy OF
sing threaded which secured by the
A.pu % patent 'sntsd 70 AOrey johnson in isAs A
Ted. Examine and be convinced. /. N. SINGER Co., 80
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-03

Knapp's Popular and Only Daguerrean
rooms, will be opened the Fourth usual and every
other day lkenosses in every style a prices to suit On
hand rich cases, frames, fine gold lockets very low.
Rooms $50 Broadway between Metropolitan and ST. Nicho
las Hotels.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-03

chimes of all vsfieties foup at GROVER aaHER
Coz 400 BrosdMay Their improved shuttle machines at
the low price Of $40 wonder. These
chimes all licensed under the original Howe patent
are free from controversy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-03

Rees & Co., 3sJ Broadway, Formerly $50,
hopo that their friends and Of good pictures will not
be deceived by parties similar who
bold enough to advertise that the original REES CO..
had not removed.
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Ifagc Is impe airing those rich tire sses, curli

In ebony clusters OF yore.
Away. e'er TO morrow and ask Cristadoro
Their glorious black to restore.
CRISTADORO'S Excesior Hair Dye, No. Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-03

nent pint bottles at 90 ecnts superior to anything
else for curing collie swelfngs gals brn'ses Jumps &C.
Sold by all tho and druggists Depot No 90
Cortlandt street, New York Dyo;t Sons, Philadelphia
agents.
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A New EpldemIc.--There Is an r.,

abroad its symptoms fits Not to put too
It, this epidemic general fever FOR the shirts
TO at GREENS No Astor House, and every gen.
tleman who acts Of Green's shirts OF gets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-03

Ninth street. has received
medium widths really City per than any vacn
eennes laces offered BY small lot Of French
narrow patterns, ft for trimming basques
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-03

Elegant French and India Wedding and
visiting card. engraved and printed in the latest styles
portauon firm Pars and fverpfAed door plates
~ Ev1RD1LLS N2 Broadway, corner of Duane street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-03

ing Thousands to seek eh ale and cool shadows beyond
the brok and Of that which will shade the face
sectuay without oppressins the head, s desdsratum
with sxc1Ysionist boundless variety from which
20 choose offered g GENINs Numbsr:s styles Of soft
a4s Of all tints light flexible into the
pass Of pair Of gloves and graceful well useful will
b fouad there In sraws too, there diversity Of
tsral se and that cannot be found else
Ehsr: .hs ne superb drse beaver GENIN hat CON
ef hat that has been Issued this Gentlemen about
70 visit she ssasds the ecas bound fshng bost
ING excursions, &c., select at GENINS summer hats
sss:bs 70. every kind sport recreation The assort
tween fifty and silky varieties Of style
GRNIN, ia Broadway, opposite st. Paul's Church.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-03
Gesler,s Hats,-In tho hist

TELL other things recorded that he refused to
fnse TO bow 10 the hats by the
KN OK whose ohspeaux quiste that people bow to
KNOWS stores are No. 1928 Fulton stlet and No. $50
Broadway. Gentlemen should deal with Knox.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-03

Among the many C1othiers, there arc none
that excel DoLAN THoMPsoN.s ready made clothing
which they offer for sale ct less prices toan the
They have large and beauul lot Of goods Of every
style l04 and LOG Nassau street. corner Of Ann street.
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U,oUR1H OF JULY EXCURSION TO PoUGHKEEP.
e bis, Nevburg and West Point oCo5zsns,) landing as
Piemont Nyack, Baver straw (Pock's docb) and Cold
Spring Fare 80 Ponghkeepsie IS cents to Pier
mont The new and magnifeen. steamer FRANCIS SKID
DY, N. Huse Master will leave Chambers street pier at
soelock, A. Returning, leave Poushkeepsie at and
Newburgh at 8 r. II. r. T. BLASCH.