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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-31
NOTICE.-TO OUR FRIENDS AMI

nv OO1t k1ND
IN THE PUBLIC.-On and after the 1st day of
February next, the subscribers to the hi sh
price of all kinds of produee-wil be cop PEELED TO
charge he following prices for boarding and kee ping
HORSES:
Board, per day, for Transient Horses. 75c.
=" F" Drove .......... 6Oc.
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EA FOR PHILADELPHIA
$1,000 sail en- WEDNESDAY, the LIST Fesrua-
ny, 4. at 7o'clock, AM.
The steamer PENNSYLVANIA, Capt. Baymore,
is receiving Freight aud will sail as above. FuI
freight or passage, apply to
ROB'T RANKIN
ja3l Agt u. s =. Company.
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........ ..........Sl3
r. b. BLANKINSHIP,
LEE l. OVERLEY,
J. w. COSBY,
JOHN HAGAS,
HIX l. kEARSEY,
Z. BROWNING,
J. r. GRAFTON,
ID. STEBBlNS,
L. ]. MILLER,
n. C. LIPSCOMBE.
ia dAf.1tt
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will strike the final blow, and who considered the
sonal advantages and Disadvantages Of the affair,
10 specuators-they were not patriots. Lopez did his
when called ON, and that without hesitation, and
memory il entitled to the greatest respect
amnesty of the Queen Of Spain then COM
nted and shown to Be a trap. The caium
o against the revoiutionists were next refuted,
D. abiding TO the action Of the British govern
mt in connving at the barbarities of the European
spots in l64S 40, he showed that as punishment 1t
q now involved in war while the weight Of its crime
be on the British public, which did not do its duty
Ven its encouraged the tyranny Of despot
V same consequence, he said, would happen to the
nerican public II it likewise forgot its duty. The
ban revolution was OF advantage to the European
publican movement, and should be upheld by all the
fugees-provided the object in aid of that movement
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Of class at the expense Of
bother but the happiness welfare and prosperity of
The third speaker was Mr.. E. MULLER delegate of the
nrnyerein, who spoke in German He said-The day we
ebrate the fourth anniversary Of the landing OF the
patriots the beautiful shores Of their beloved
Atherland Like the European revolutions, the Cuban
ZEN compelled to seek new home In this hospitable
nntry. Cheers We have failed in our struggle, but
shall try again We shall try to make revolution per-
hanent till we have victory. Liberty light and
eare for ALL is the device Of Germans 1t Is the device
II all true republicans will not occupy your time,
but will conclude by expressing my feryent hope that
rom the bloody hands Of Spain before meet again.
Several other gentlemen spoke afterwards, among
Fhom were H. RaizeDzki, Pole, NJ. H. Maespine, Poey,
md We The hst-a Castilian-gave graphic bio-
|Raphical sketch of General Lopez.
Mr. RosE was the last who addressed the meeting He
Alluded in the most eloquent and glowing terms TO the
ympathy which felt in America for the Cubans in
heir struggle for independence and was received with
Ireat applause.
H. ToIoN then proposed three cheers for Cuban ber.
", and the speedy annexation Of the island to the
United States which being heartily gven the meeting
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Married.,

On Monday, May 15 by the Rev W. QUINN Mr.. SIMON
MEIER, Of Germany TO Miss PRrRoNE HESTER DE FABER,
of Holland.
In Brooklyn Wednesday, Nav H. by the Rev George
r. Miller, ID. d., OF Hartwick Seminary Mr. NJ o. CARPEN-
TER, merchant OF Ioboken, N j. TO Miss SARAH LOUISA,
daughter Of James b. Cox, of the former place
Al the residence of the BRIDES father Thursday,
May Is, by the Rev DR.. Burchard Mr. JOHN WILLIAMSON
10 Miss ADEAIDE JUsTISA HYDE all of this city.
On Wednesday May II, at the Norfolk street Baptist
Church. by the Rev DR.. Armitage LEVI DURYEA Jr. to
Miss SyREsA r. ROGERS, all of this city.
On Thursday, May ls, by the Rev. A. II. Wright pas
tor of the Goth street Presbyterian Church. Mr. ANDREW
MORROW 10 Miss ELLEN McCuRpy, both OF this city.
At Sing Sing Thursday May 10, by the Rev. Norris
Crawford, JACOB EpMoSDs Jr, of this city, to MARY EMMA
THoRSE daughter of Capt g. b. Thorne, OF the former
place
At Rondout, Wednesday, May II, by the Rev. W. s.
Mkels, GEORGE A. BLOOD Of this city and Lucy W., only
daughter Of Capt A. e. Hathaway, of the former place
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Died.


On Wednesday, May IL MARY f. BANcKER, consort oil j.
H. Bancker
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from the residence Of her
father, Michael Henry, No Is Warren place, Charles
street, this afternoon, at two O'Clock.
On Friday, May 10, of apoplexy, MARY WcaLAM, aged
The friends Of the family Of her son. john aud those
Of her law John parragh, DR. Wright, and John
RUSSELL are respectfully invited to attend the funeral
tomorrow afternoon, at half past O'Clock, from her
late residence of Twenty eighth street and Third
avenue. No carriages allowed
On friday morning, May 10, JonN HENRY, Of John
II and Mary d. Clayton, aged years. months and 10
days.
The relatives and friends of the family invited to
attend the funeral to morning. ut ten O'Clock
from the residence Of Mr. JAS Green, Cason avenue
Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn.
New Haven papers please copy.
On Thursday night, May IS, JonS, son of James and
Mary Murphy, aged year, months and days
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral this afternoon at O'clock from the
residence of his father No. 149 Fourth avenue
May Is, THOMAS WAIDBuRG De LAacEY BARCLAY, son Of
Anthony Barclay, Esquire, Her Britannia Maestys Con-
sui at New York, in the SAD year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family invited to at
tend his funeral from the house of his father, No.
College place, this afternoon, at three O'Clock.
Suddenly, at IL O'Clock on Thursday evening" May IS,
the infant son Of Adolph and Josephine Noltemayer
The relatives and friends Of the family and the mem
bers of the Independent Royal Arch Lodge No
spectfuly invited to attend the funeral this afternoon at
two O'Clock from the residence of the parents, No lib
Laurens street The remains will be taken to Greenwood
Cemetery for interment
On Thursday morning, May is, JOHN FRANKLIN. only
child of Oven and Margaret Hunt
His remains we're inferred in Greenwood Cemetery.
California papers please copy.
On Friday May 10, Mrs. ELIZA, wife of John j. Drum
mond, aged &c years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral this afternoon, a. three
O'Clock from her late residence No. SIS Morton street
without further invitation Her remains viii be taken
10 Greenwood Cemetery for jnterment
After short and severe illness, MARY EMMA infant
daughter of Chas. and Mary ~ Gregory aged year.
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Y.n.,,r1 Eye.I,h-Iyear the ra,.o- -, IN.

Mhaling Health-Iicar the Editor Of the
Port Byron readIt contrary to
our practice pun patent medicines and quaek doctors
but In Recommending Dr.. CURTIs's Hygesn Vapor IS 8
qpsek medicine nor Susck doctor, but purely scientific
sbity OF its being effected an admitted fact that
the inhalation Of noxous 10 injurious 70 the lungs
whilst pure is beneficial Dr. Curtis plan is purify
the the lungs by the inhalation Of hysean
rig. IN e,esnee to H. Sold BY Boyd Paul s cSamSer
street; 9 Ring corner Of John street and Broadway
Phillips Of Wooster and Houston streets Mrs
Hayes 75 Fulton street, Brooklyn: and Russell Schott
1886 Market street, Philadelphia Price IS package, or
four packages for $40; sent free by express.
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II thing Is worth doing Mt all, IL Is worth
doing wells. ROOT Dsguerreotypist 1853 Broadway.
Pictures taken IN weather.
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Hhs1naataana, seEsfala, Aps-1y~tes xAss
bssan = the nest ssrtaia rssdy for tAsse ssieis dis
eases You who are suffering the tsrtarns pai.s
member that few dose. Of this powerful yst llsasAas
been cured and Published in the sun Herald and other
pers These certificates from we'll known citssns who
be and consulted at any hour Circulars contain
there certificates be had Ut the pcncpal depot
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Knapp's Daguerreotype Gallery, $50 Broad
way between St. Nicholas and Metropolitan Hotels La
dies and others will find these
being the second floor Many Of first fami
lies taken daily singly and in groups Lkenesses from
cents and upwards.
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You cannot possibly err in purchasing a

cake OF GOUHhIDb Moderated SOAP, fo- the positive
cure Sfan, pimpes reokes erupvo and all skid def0r
mites livery who has introduced compounds ptofes
sing cutaIeors dsease otter desperate and pro.
Tor eed trials have lorg since abasdlnod the Seld goU
RAUDS Soap lie sui genera GourGrd Poude Subtle
roots hair from any part Of the oody Liquid y
white hair dye restorative at tho oe depot Waikes
street first storo from BrosduIy. Calender ~ South
Third street. Phn. Baker w WGteston giso-i. ~ ftoD.
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Rees II Co., the Original Inventors Of the
German and machinery have removed to 1886 Broad
block above Taylor - where they tske from
fix pastures daily for % cents which supe
Ior to the Majority of pictures that cost So and S.
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stcreoscopes, Crnyon Dnguerreotypes, Lock-
ct pictures 40 taken in any weather. at the Worlds Fair
Premium Gallery, 36S Broadway S. ROOT.
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do DO you be cured II Just try bottle Of
CALVERT rhen matte snnhatjr, and " that don't give
immediate relief from tbs pain the money will be refunded
81 Ter bottle Depot ~ Ann street.
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Of thirty years standing eurs without fan burns salds
bois cLilbains ehspped hands hes aud every outward
injury eruption. A. g. d. SANDS Wholesale agents
sold BY H. Rim corner Of John street aud Broadway
e. " Cliskener Co. 81 Barclay str and by druggists
and tpotkecarie generally,
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Trus.es.-CrystnI PnInce only PrIze NIc,,aI

svtrded % MARSH co NO u Maiden lane, Tor their
sdca truss; imported silk and elastic ankle
socks knee caps and stockings Of all kinds varcose
veins Insuments made 20 order for every physical de-
sormlty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-20

Rafferty, 4 I.eask's Daguerrean Hats are all
the among gentlemen who want hats At
sonable prices and life like picture without additional
charge Wide awake hats childrens hats and caps &C.
&C. for the season. No. Chatham, and Of Pearl
and Chatham streets
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broadway Outdone.-.Jamcs Gordon Benz

netts article street improve nents &c, in Mondays
Herald Is conclusive evidence that English carpets equal
quality can be afforded and 80 cent less
HIRAM ANDERSON, 30 Bowery, Is selling English IN
dslion carpets at ls yard sold Broadway
g. los beautiful ingram carpets IS A. g.. g.. oil
cloths, 2s 3D. IS 49, Is English do, S. per yard
Buyers please examine and COM pare.
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Electricity against chronic diseases.-Thc
hydro electric chains all Diseases
matism neuralgia palpitations epilepsy uterine
plants &C. and by the medical au-
thdfty the world Exhibition Office and factory
removed 80 White street. j. SIEINERT S9Whte street.
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Hay, l05A.-The T1me has Arrived when
hummer clothing wanted and the place TO buy we'll made
ed. i a. AirRHb HUNROE co.'s clothing house. Al
Broadway Purchasers are respectfully invited TO give
thsun cal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-20

Genih'sg varied Assortment OF Light unO
dashing hats and the closest
tiny of eonnossurs in articles of vertn The fabrics he
tile who pleasure submittes them
hut upon American art Such drss beaver as Gems
country HIS stock q dress aud gndress hats for gentle
White brush silver brush French sray beaver frsnsh felt
white and drahl white Paia9ss LeghcIn, Dunsta
There are also numerous styles original and Other d cool
lent rdiss hats for ladies' both Of isht beaver
s no iaa a1 ay: u e.. %
parn ens The public solicited 20 The
s,ss hat q S.h.I II the city
White, the Halter. corner or broadway and
style wi bats summer wear siso sis novel
styles Of ~,ds awatss r 9gysItss call at WHITES
F,eeman's Union Hint store, No. 30 Falson
sRocky Mountain beavers 81 10 So fine light mole.
skin " TO 81 trn- goods large assort ment Panama
aSales and superior ieIt Asss Of every dssrpson
FnEEMAN'S. No 90 Fulton street. near Coli Hats Of
all kinds at wholesale and .etaii low FOR cash.
Every Variety OF Felt Hats, Wide AwalSes,
drab teavors Rocky Mountsins PanamAs Alpaccas fan
ps It a'a III s 81 'ss
Ann Sign Of the red hat.
Jet Ortnnrcnts--A Complete Assortment,
crosses chains head studs &c also gold
sokRI NAN row Nsa sDs' 5s7 Broadway corner Of
spring street
Pianos.-T. Gilbert s. Co.'s Worlds Fair
the and circular scales GibeIts
sssSi s2 ls Co.'S 81 sGs Old
those Of Other mskers at Wholesale retail factory
prices Second hand pianos 1t SO TO $50
HORACE WATERS 3S3 Broadway.
Second Hand Pianos mt Great Bargaias.-
or for s one for SID one for s25 one fr s one for
second hand pianos rent Pianos sold monthly pay
htnts HORACE WATERS. y33 Broadway.
MeI0dcons.-Ar assortment OF RelodeonG
LARGER than he found where else In the city
Trans Goodman and Paiswn's rneiodeona With
hanks Of keys and :. ID. ". W. Smiths meodeons For
richness purity snd power Of tone these tso makes
superior 70 all others they the only
the eqxal temperament SOLD wholesale retail at
bargains HORACE WATERS, sole Agent, 1888 Broadway.
Important TO the smith Family The yeri-
table John Smith has at last been found endowed
with renarthble musical talent, asd fine inventive
Genius which he i devotng With unrne energy the
perfection OF that beautiful instrument the The
wonderful power swetness and depth Of which he
confines truiy astonishing His uaetory Is in Jcr
sey bnt he scnt all HE rema,faho Instruments 70 the
ard also for Lishte Newton Bradbury pianofortes
BRIsTow, MOORE co, ils Broadway.
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Knox Everywhere-rhe Fame OF KNOX,
the halter has extended everywhere and go where You
will will find his hats favortss they
in this city This Is the result Of his supe
riority, and advise all who wish really beautiful hat
to call ut either Of his establishments No. 5 Broadway
No. 12S Fulton street. and expend four dollars his
STANDARD price, The act from the Of having
done Q wise deed, will bring its reward.
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Carpetings, Oilcloths, &C., &c.-It Is highly
imI ortant to country merchants AMI families visiting
York. this and the ensuing month to know that the po
IN all their varied excellence originality STYLE and
can De at prices infinitely less than
sold by them will be found the rigid
!dentically as represented.
S TM; 1 f. TiIhy' ns Broadway.
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ole source Of e TO my claims 60 Che sewing
ahne be found In the able opinion atcly given by
Jadge spraue Of Boston in suit against the Singer
nice or by mall ey for vsrdng postage stamp Ybe foI
owing Is List Of licences under patent OF 1876
g B Howe American Magnetic Sewing Machine Cempany,
W. Bean, n Hunt Boston Mass: Hood Battsii 4 Co
Worcester, Mass essrs Woodbridge, Keene and Moore
lynn Mass Charles purgin has longer license TO
cake. use, or cell sIwng machines under patent IA
sas been revoked snd surrendered. ELIAS HOWE Junr
ratentee Of the original sewing machine No. IS Han
trcet, Boston, and 3o5 Broadway, New York
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petings.-Pcterson 4 Humphrey, 377
and ss Broadway are selling of their entire stock Of
and elegant Competing at greatly reduced prices make
room for extensive alterations, consstiny
velyes vevets ofevery STYLE tapestry from o. to h per
sent less tha any first class carpet In the city
PETERSON HUMPHREY, 81 and $40 broadway
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those beautiful los at Rosevale and farms will take
Wednesday evening May 81 1854 This Of the bcs.
opportunities that citizens have to pleasant
and healthy residence for their families the city SIS
only secure four building lots farm We advise All
friends 10 secure share at Apply to CHARLES
WooD, Se Broadway where maps and pamphlets can be
had
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-20

guerrean establishment 33 Broadway doing gooa
ness An excellent Photographic artist recently from Pa
ris works TIE paper process in this establishment
would desired join interests wich good daguerrst.
Apply at 3s3 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-20

Worth attentIon.-Nell made Clothing.
suitable for the seasons Of the best materials and styles
now offered at the owest rates All articles guarantied
EDWARD 7. HAcKETT, Clothing Emporium No los Full.
street. - ~ -
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Removal.-Paper Hangings, wholesale and
tetail At 2T Broadway-Thos. Faye date Of Thos Faye
Co., 1856 Pearl street. and formerly Of Pares Faye $40
PsaIl street has opened new dePo,at 27 Broadway, az
Broadway opposite City Hail. - .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-20

Look Here :-By inspecting the Cnrpeting
of RIGHT BAILEY, you will lind patterns selected to
suit the gay the modest and the sedate We never have
equally adapted to the minds and peculiar habits and dis
positions of persons fances and their
may be seen at $50 Bowery.
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Correct Analysis of the chronological
shows each individual wherein deficient and
wherein excessively developed and how to cultivate
train those faculties obtain
form and consistent intellectual moral social
ton. Examina lions daily by the BROTHERS FOWLER
No. sos Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-20

important patents sewing machines and have prose-
cued the i've principal manufacturers for nfru
We rely the law vndieate rights. In the
time the public assured that gle threaded ma
chimes are in no way affected by the troresy about the
shuttle machines We can easily satisfy the world Nv
practical demonstration, that for all work linen
leather machine with
machines. l. NJ. SINGERS CO. 3l3 BROADWAY
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Spring style Galters amd shoes.-Wa,

spImB styAe Gaiters ana SnOes.-Watbxins,
ia Fulton street Offers superb spring
CATERS and shoes OF his own manufacture. WATKINS
better better and sold lat lower prices
than other shoes in New York Ladies' chdrens
shoes in every variety.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY

PERSONAL.
49, - 49, - -
FRANCISCO COLOMBO, OR FRANCISCO rRESCO,
will please send his address to the Consulate Of Buenos
AyYes, "a South street.
LrRANCIs ALBERT CAY LEFT EDINBUaG JULY
~ 1883 letter from his friends will at be
wherever he may direct and asked Address
w. d. Duncan New York.
IF THE PERSON WHO BROUGHT INFORMATION
from Charles r. Myers, California to his wife, Mary
and family will call at 1856 Orchard street. he will greatly
obge family they have cd from 296 Washington
street, where he called.
MARY ANN DILLON. SAILED IN JULY LAST FOR
M Philadelphia; she from Bailyhan Gort County
Galway Write Bridget Dillon Ill South Fourth street
please copy.
TOBN GAYNOR-SHOULD THIS CONE UNDER THE
- notee John Gaynor late Of Cavan Ireland by call
Mouiders Arms % Thames street. Matthew sorahan
will he glad 10 see him.
THE GENTLEMAN WHO PAID $i2 5JT0 LADY IN
Leroy street near Bedford few weeks since, for the
BENEFIT Of an orphan child hear of somehn to his ad
vantage by addressing Mrs. s. NJ Broadway Post Once
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G.. w. d ID. Half are. constantly receiving
choice new green and black which they
sell at much lower prices q what lie asked
poorer article Also general assortment Of wines and
liquors which warranted equal to anything imported
In TO this market which they have bottled draugh
@ W. D. HAFF, 50G Grand street, third door of
sheriff, and 80 Division, near Ludlow street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-20

Sixth Day MAY 2Oth,) OF Drumxoid Il
Prochs prize clothing TO their Pur
ehssers 10 the amount Of will receive . sealed
ss. cost. !. s gift q some kind varying in value
purchase and the article obtained Envelopes win be riyen
n the same proportion II the purchased is arser
number 10 10 Fulton street. $3.50 -
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UpeHmB'-O' DeVH" o co. VIII oPen IneL
new warehouse at tho corner II Broadway and Warren
street, Monday the 22d inst with very extensive
stock Of men and boys clothing and furnishing goods
manufactured expressly for this establishment The public
ia respectfully invited.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-20

Wide Ayvakcs-At LceTy & Co., Hatters,
Nos. g. 4 and 8 Astor House, Broadway.
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Beebe & o., Fashionable Hntters, 1856
Broadway.-Rocky Mountain svery beaver and beaver
cassm hats gents and youths hats and Of
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Emporium No Bowery, New York, will supply custom
the purchase OF hat with tic ket OF admission
TO the Crystal Palace Worlds Fair free Of charge Price
Of hats - and S. which, for beauty and STYLE second
to in the city Also, largo sssortment Of gentle
mems misses and chdrens straw goods suitable for the
season. Of the latest styles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-20

The Reese 4 Co. Two Shilling DaguerreO-
type picture actory $50 Broadway, still owned
Quoted by the original proprietor who has taken The
lures of the establishment for six past and hopes
merit future patronage from the people. s. A. HOLMES.
Ex-President Fillmore mt Brady's.-A fine
portrait Of President Filmore Is for exhibition at Bra
dye gallery $50 Broadway This gallery contains
finest collection Of portraits Of distinguished individuals
America
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-20

Spring IIats.-Wm. Honnivcll's Hats.-The
Peoples HatsOld stand Of the Hat Finshers UnionAn
who try hats from No. ii Park will find them the
"a.
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Don't fail to read the New York Mercon-

DOhU Iau 10 reau the New YORK Nlerc0ns
tile Guide this The paper has just enlarged
and materially improved. thrilling tale interesting edi
torias and general reading will be found In
this ISSUE Single copies three cents For sale by all the
newsboys, and at all the newspaper depots also At the
publication ONCE lSS Greenwich street.
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TYE LECTURE SEASON.

ELECTRoPATHI - FREE LECTURES. DIR. A
IL PAiga the electrician and pbysologis has returned
e Nov York and vii lecture at stuyv institute No
ococs. Medical Electricity: its in the
Of Diseases and in their Cure Seats free Oce apd resi-
aence, .6s Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-20

Bachelors Hair Dye II still the Leading
article by all acknowledged TO be the hes. dye extan for
esecty colorng the hair the IL applied
theusands in oil parts Of the world proclaim the