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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-05-18

'Constitutionally tired is now the po-
lite way of expressing the fact that a
man is naturally lazy. We live in very
re6ued times,
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-05-18

IITA gentleman asked negro boy
If he wouldn take pinch of snuff. "No, "
replied darky, very respectfully, "me
think Pomp 5 nose not hungry
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-05-18

The difference between an old woman
and young one is, that one is happy
and careless and the other is cappy and
hairless.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-05-18

Look out boys.-A person was senten-
ced in New York, Oh Friday last, to 3
months Imprisonment in the New York
Penitcntiary for tearing down handbills.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-05-18

If a small boy is lad, will two small
boys make ladder!
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-05-18

The borough of Allentown has popu-
lation of $3.50; three years since II vas
only 1919.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-05-18

pI The man who stuck to point has
let losoe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-29
kAsrsOy. n Iutelliaeuce,

EoS JUICE AoREls.We were pleased 10 see Robert
H. Norris Of the Judges OF the supre Court look
ing remarkably wen yesterday sitter his recent very
ndispostion which had completely prossrated
hmfor several months past Judge Morris sill be able
resume his official duties Aouday next the FIRST day
OF the October term bur whether he feels strong
70 undertake the ardaou task OF presiding at the Oyer
and Ieiminer il is oificult 10 say.
ARRIVALS.
~ thf = Nicholas hotei--Dr y. Wot Mobile Cen
Green, Moth CAROLINA; T. W. Latham, banker, Wash
J Patter and daughter, Philadelphia; H. f. irsks
tho;J. W. Voshurgh. albany; A James Dutchsss 90 .
II Racquet, Texas; Lieut. A. Winters, U. ) Army; Hon.
~ sirs, Georgia; Judge = Baroar, st. Lawre lcc
Col Hooh err Det'o t. L. W. Merritt, u ). Army; Hoo
town Capt J l.. Day, Norwich; J. !. Elliot, Boston.
AT the metropolitan totel- Hen Gooarish Indiana /;
Capt A. L. Case, U. 5 N. Robert G. Sect. u. s. Cousui
Rio de Jspsiro Jarvis and family Md iletown re,
frederick Fitzgerald, North Carolina Col l. Ke,aey
Texas; Hon. .. W Clark snd family, Conn Mr. Nun
100 and family Baltimore J. G. Parke, U. s A.; o O
sipms al 4 family, Virginia T L. sk,rrer and family
Carolina W. Bartlett and family, New Orlea'4s
At the Prescost---B Gallagher and Iasy TsSas H.
Brish ham and Lady. Ga Ir amer and lady Ala. a
J. n Mcfarland, vs. a. 7 stssdard, Glasgow. ~
1T the Irving 8ouss-Col 6. Seymour, Pi4rlncot Col
$. Stevens ho4bu-y; DR.. Baker kingston; Pa, q. H.
Gardner nsmsck; H. Il. Van ryck, Albany; Gil. James
Actre, Chicago.
Fer Liverpool In steamship Niagara from BostonMrs
= " MIS- Eliza Slull and Ecy II L Fues
Bes'o on stssrs Patrick Msgouu, Of sslsm r.nc,
Jr. 10 cell Miss F'xhuEh and Miss Lucy Warren aess
ar Columbus smi h. Vermont; two Msees Ccchraue
Niss Cnsham, Few W Chanriog aud wife, Nc J Ciran
nrg, ISIS Chanting Messry Ulman, STREET. jan.
an, Arson, Guicher, l. " Case J Fischer t.dwin
nai end + Icuzelo. New York; sobrieson Baltimore
wm MeMurray. Pi,tsburg; dolph Beaux, Philadsl ,ha
saml IfIsndi (attechc of the German L.gatiopl 81
Washington; NJ and is Buckley, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs W
ii :hoIe, X Parry, Mr. Mrs and Miss O'Msara, Ca.a
va Messrs " Corren, W Eayden srd Jonn Love, Lon.
don; W Connell Lieut. wilkiDson, Messrs W Lawrence
nno Her ~ Niece, England; A Dealceross H1abaz,u
bree Aistes Brata7on End VIZ Ricba~d Holiness rel
NY Ind Ma Mateou snd Miss A Marcou Pasis: NE c
Hoiker France; i : Dsmbmann, Aberson, + Btu
mun, aud - kirulsz, Germany De Gavis. Valparaiso
lisyle, savas q Bsusa, Cuba; James Lame and J
ndrew, Scotaad-62.
For Savannah in steamship Alabama--L. p Grant, p
Mctlyadoy, Jose hoe~nser, John Morse Henry Gsrms,
lr Wet, DIR Foster, s II Butler David FA~ver, Mrs
Dc.ores ktsad, Mrs harris, Mrs Iessaura Cronen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-29
Fires In New York.

TnB ~ FoRrKM STREET AT o'clock last evening o
Gre took place in the fat melting establishment OF Janus
Horribly, situated in Forteb street near the Eleventh.
avenue. At the time the broke Mr.. Hornby was
in the premises 1T work. with ve Of his workmen The
re first discovered by Mr.. Horribly in place under
the boiler, called FIRE oit sparks are suppase
70 have fail amongst the wood and set Il on fire. Mr.
Horribly thought h cond eStiIguish the flames and
dashed Pail OF water it. but instead of putting the
tire out the fsmes spread around the boiler the
rrn cut and all took fro together spd instantly The
PREMISES we're In blaze and with great diff ,uty did Mr
Horny escape. The alarm brought the 6remen,
with thor engines TO the spot, but for the ant of
suppy OF water II twenty mtn ptes before ar
sss throxn on the burning building The factory was
story frame dwelling osnsd ~ Charles Hitx which
VS. also burnt TO the ground. Mr.. Hornby was
the Of the tai ow fac ory, estim sted with tn,
apparatus to be worth 5000. which there was no In
ris Htoch Of st nd tn 10 he Estimated to be
sortb 81 500 bn which he he'd insurance Il 81 CO.
10 the Ciuzsns Fire Insurance Co sixteen hog ,bssd
Of ia low were rol-d out aud saved Mr Hltz hal an
insurance ON his dwelling no OF $780, in the Bove.y
Insurance Company. The most part Of his furniture wa
saved
FIRE IN WEST SEVENTEENTH srRRFT.--T etween twelve
and enc O'Clock o. Thursday plight fra was discovered
back the d,st oor OF T. f,ur story FIR nj.
house lt5 Wet even zenith street owaed by VT Hugo
Mccarthy The boidipg Is that was partially dec
asst amongst The shsrties in That vicinity II had as
Aeen repaired, but occupied. The dremeu yer.
qnci y or ihe spot and sxtipguish.d tho flames The
1smaPc ~ the bnn,ug Is estimated at $780, The pro
petty Is insui ed in the Afarge Insurance to
he amount OF 81 900.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-29

CBNTREvILLE COURSE, L. I.-TROTTING.
Two trotting matches aud trot for sweepstakes,
came oil yesterday afternoon the Censreville Course
The first match for 81 0eo, between John Birds
Deacon and Mr.. Van BaIen's b. Fanny, mite heats
There but beat In the race Deacon dis anciag
the the FIRST mile.
The second match, $500, two mile heats In harness,
terminated like the frat, whelans nag beat Mr. Pear
SAILS eighth of a mile The frs. heat
This sweepstakes was also one sided affair. There
three entries-,he horses without names John
Nelson drove bsy mare, With white feet Mr. Strong
Grove another bay mare. snd John Baird had broaa
The latter distancsd In the drst heat, and
Mr.. tropg's badly beaten in both
The following is n summary
THURSDAY. sept 27.--lrotting match, 81, 600, NIL
heats in harness.
h. Woodruff drove b peacou. Observation-Disclosures.
sir Strong drove b. m Fanny. dis
Time. 2:42.
SAME TAI Match 5000 two mile heats, to wagons
Mr. NhtlAn named s. IN fanny Puhen. ............ /
Over named --.................... Ais
Time, oil
SAME DAYswee2sta, es $1oo, mile heats in hasns U.s.
John Nelson entered bay marc. l
hr StIong entered bay mare. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. =
john BAR en- terei brown mare. dis
Time, $50
flola Temple and Mac matched yesterday after
morn for al Ot0 esds mile heats beat three in 6vs
nsrr ees, TO ccrUe off Thursday next ihe Union
Course.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-29
Musical.

This evening Madame Gtis and Siguor Mario appear
more in the fsvori;e opera OF Puritani It IL
the last night Of the 1t Castle Garden aud we
have doubt that the audience will be as large as Oh
ny previous cccsson. u 10 be- a matter or
eoubt whether the opera house ia Fouftsenta
street vl be ready for the reception Of the disny
ar'its on Monday evening. If not understand that
hey purpose making short tour to Philacelphi,
and Boston previous TO fulfilling their eng men.s
Town. Great efforts being made, however to CON
pleie all preliminary ngcments, so that tbs re
pera house may be opened on Monday. The pnbli;
expect y and we trust they Will not be disappointed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-29
Cstrscet MA srBI.

The return match (5rst eleven) beween the st.
Georges snt New York Cricke, Clubs, commenced
~eresdsy and Terminated yesterday in favor Of the Ne
York Club, with three wcksts go down. At the Close
Of the first days play the stoodSt Georges %
New Ycrs, 50; st Georges thus heading their opoo
by runs; hut thu second day tho boSiiag
" the Guy Jams proved to truly terrific
the 81 Georges Cub icing sble to but az
leaving the New York Cub only IS to get win which
We said before accomplished with three a
spare The bstt' .. Jaoos, Harvsy aud Hieham wa,
excellent on the art Of the Ne York Club, also
that Of Gibbs sas0 Wright 8uroett and Em nett tn
part Of St George. Win regard to the delding, We
we're sorry to several dne catches missed by ths
81. which certainty shos ed great want
practice The fielding OF tho New Yorkars was all that
be desired, proved very effectus This = the
third that the New Yekers have this season
from their powerful opponents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-29


0orrHsoh sm~ I'm -rsv OF BcsRp TVS Mss-ov-
Wr ihprrspss &-By mvt~sisn from Cen nossrs
hef'ns sho out shortly in the Nag shis Ind
Genes "a Assas the eoGmaod u tns P.cidc squ.
ooNerbofse IInour, attepe.6 ov eeatssmea
snh N's4is' 4 his shiy woinss.sy The officers of
'ns irene vessels no. lying in the h.roor
present. ~ wei . nomesr Of l.iies and gen, emsn
Eom city. A hne band 81 music from tue
ISseN sg sbio North Sarnnna aud . bo,neous
con, hb .ddso TO tie aorac ioa If the aston N,ta
"k nd ben itfed sh,co c,Did giris tn the plea
es sonf r. of the guest h'er the Governor aoi
d, Is,ty BIC left tn snip the yards msassd
VI order aUd ceAe,iI, hat r-hectei creait tn
ed eatsc b, he flag chip of The Eieach
fbe .hole aGar was pl-tsaot arra.g.i, aud gsve we
DO rot Doubt peasGre to AL parties conssrnet he
sm.piiy OF manner aud The amiabts cnara;er Of
tie present. chief sgistrate al the Size, render hi a
cese v'ds popular even With n Sc wh1 sie c,ape led
10 ifer with hina in his c,l opriof To, Iuas-
rsndenoe robe yess' and ~irb ne PRESENT siicy
oho rs and nnr cro" &C mot IAN 70 promote tue
ye important and grow'og inter esta Oi
apd gOyernUsnt IN tho Pacific.
| SENATE COMMITTEE ColuNBiA COLLEGE The commit
tee po,ni.d ~ ,te At the last sssson to
rquss ipto the conditich OF Columbia ,legs,
bl,a rsterdsy frTooon IN The library OF the Col
sge 10 hear the report II tie fcaisy and be a OF
tha trustees t. tue inqiss sising ~ the last Ion
of The uitt.c There .sxs Messrs Hopk n
fIo Is. ano aDforth Tee kew Dir Spring r. p ,rt.l
On al ~ the trustees i prs.Hert King on tehl
az tbe fncuty Il iav speet in Gearing taese ee
| Ports which we're prcnouncea satiGfaetory.
rHaoIoCscAL IscussIoE--I SDlsss SeBaY This sub
iect IL attracting considerable attaLtion. From roe
large aIoie ces nightly ga nsr At the Fabenacle tht
,SteI, u nsreaslng tue discussion Continues
RaI els lave winesssi a Of inn rlG
pop a supesJ of his I'D Ths revereni ,ente
we read II arguments IN ma ntAia their di-r
Cpl. ions, tus. That the religious public vii
DO enlgb'eD. On ssbject Involving such inportan
ufs aBd deeply aoecteh with the eternal inter
'sts ef al msriild. he dbquI,i,ion on this saeiee
ctGttLues io- i've more EVENING"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-29
Williamsburg CITY News.

BURGLARY During Wednesday night the houe o
~ VIM c Stuart, No 10 soath Eighth street, was bur
garousy entered ard robbed OF silver spoons forks
&C and quantity OF wearing apparel The thief toos
fire blue brosdcloth coat s.d left in place OF II .
niarioatd black coat. pair Of lace window curtains
vslued st s5o, stolen from the back yard sa@rc
hey bad teen hung out 70 dry II Nc. j. III. Adams No
"A y, urth street, during TUESDAY night.
CoSyc1Ep.- YESTERDAY Hsnry Stsrsin tried before
Justiso Boswell, charge Of embez1Gg change from
ne uoney drawer Of b.. employer ar. kno gIton. IN.
employ disposed u be lenient au in
tie accused was IcpriIna nded 6ned IS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-29

tenp,aea b. this cIansncs han be paid into he sink
4 z ruba s,edgsdfr tr- r-ienoa n II the cts cent
.ee IN. ordinances en,iei.d " n ordnance 70
,.,h rive the issue ,f .pd- payable ~
ses. M. passed Oct IS, 1852 and al otlsr o~f
consistent, 4th .hs, DC add the sane are here
~ ersaisd.
-, mi or5pancs shah take 1T. II i'm nsds steis
afser the t-susast,1n OF eanri ers.s quantity u
~ 3 o'etOek
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-29

YONkIasI sept .. 1871
In the police intelligence 10 your issue Of TIE 25th
met you make mention Of oery occurring At toe
foDt ere Hotel, Youfes. his statement must hev.
occp,rsd from some misunderstanding IN ths part Of
ni rel ter, robbery has occurred .. the hots
mtDiioneo OF wbiSh aun toe proprietor neither 1
she an, eoaroers "a the report given may operate
Wy serious cisadv trust you will kind
ness t. correct the error Yours, very truly,
nc. BEysrrr, ESQ, Editor NV YorK HERALD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-29

Rupturc.-Asrsh's Patent, eno only 8sdicaI
sure Iuss.-Marsh Co. have just received e.ters
esSent for Marah's radical truss that TOOK thu
sole premium at TIRE late exhibition in the Crysral
Palace has received the universal appro Of the
Uediaal ana surgical profession Of this city, and yin
are nDe out Of ten cases of redusibe hernia All per
nsnt Open from A. NJ until Q p. N. Marsh Il Co.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-29
Yne On. s.,o.-Ths au..,,an, II a Fe,is

Inc Qus sslo#-The Gu sstion- If Feller
what ID feil.r-and bis gal-are about 70 be parted
for time they propose to exchsog. dagg srytypes
esggsr,type snop-aud is to psy Tor baviog the pic
lures os y" be only has money enough to pay for
picture in n Ordinary aud the other in mag
piEceut one-whch picture shouts he pat msgnf-
fcen csse his own ugly mug. herpf Would Il be
gsaut in him TO put her rnue in the ngs case9 Would
Il be perous in him to put his npg the ugly csse
~hieh I'll. ia to h.epS lna's the one ton 10 avoid
any dilemma 60 Roots ar get pci
nature that they would adorn any however pain
kOUrs gallery, S6S Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-29

HnSr Restored Cnarge, at 40 32l
tepot Of the swedish hair creator where he
rrepars items applied and money taken uaess the
hair csused to grow. N Private rooms sor ladies'
srd gentlemen. r. HUlCBIN. ON, agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-29

Pufhy the Hood ana y0u cleanse tue akin
Of al eruptions drive the i'll effects OF mercury
tie system strengthen the constitution and improve
the appetite. Ladies' aed others from beiog pas ADD
eukIs n have color bloom and vigor, b. using Or
Roses celebrated sarssparilla Blood Purifier Quart
bottles, 81; small bottles, 80 cents.
X. HARTSHORNE.
le2 Fulton st., opposite st, Paui's Church.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-29

DIR. g. r. r.. Trestier, r,snuasr. Having Re-
TUNED to New York begs to inform friends aud the
public tina. he con always be found 1t his Office No %
Vsrick street, corner Of Laight. (ss Jehn's Park)
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-29

Use Dnles's Hair Invigoxat0r for . woek
and our mirror wilt show . rema .kable change
Every bottle sold triumphs. 1t cleanses invgsrses
news and soss the hair no rArsh. Gold b, drug
ests generally Twenty Ave cents per bottle. Depot
NO. 1g5 Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-29

Appointments by the President.
Joseph Ramsey, colsc or, Plymouta, North Carolins
reapp inted.
William Hepburn ass,stant appraiser, New Orleans,
wee Fancis Leech, appointed aplra ser.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-29

C0urr Calenuns.-x nns hay.
UsDsD 9IArrs T,sTRCr OouRT -Crm.oaI trials.
SUPREME CoURr-Gsperal fern - djo1rned to No
yenber
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-29

the Brevoort House, Fifth avenu-, csrmer
II ighth street.-Jhs Establishes conducted en-
slusiveiy on the European plan, . restaurant 1t
ached for the II ladies' and grntlsmen
not residing in the hotel Dinners and supper win BE-
provided 81 ali times ct short notice, either In private
rooms or In the restaurant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-29

Only Two Day Le1s.-LeI Every Reader
Of our paper carefully read this :On Monday evening,
uctoberz 1854 100 farms and 800 building lots will
dviotd eco sub-coers, SIS only payable 10 ia
s'almsnts, will secure fsr OF from two to twenty
acres or four building cs 20 by 100 ect few Of the
tbares lift al who with to have pleasant AID
healthy esidenoe TIE country the city thu line
OF the Long lsland Railro,d, should spply Immediately
to CHA- WOOD, 2os Broadway, where maps and
pamphlets can be had GRATIS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-29

Q. j. Gayi~r's Ya'nmander Safe Depos
2O5 PtaJl street, three doors above Msidea lane "A
assortment, from newly improved patterns with pow
prtof locks for Jewelers. merchants hou sekespsr &c
IN hand and for sale ns above, BY HITCHCOCK DUNN
J. Ga. Ter, patentse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-29

Har, Halter, FIRST In Fashion, ia Bx0ai-
way, o. spenard street. has asrissd the best
opinion If the public In this production the present
style OF hats 10 addition his asact ares he
reeeyns The fall patterns OF Freaoh fa3ics In ha
Ine> shich arrived by the last trip OF The Steamship
ARABIA. We may oe wrong, but opinion ia you viii
GOT fa,l TO bs sul Ted 1T II ,iL'S.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-29

l.~dass Hair Dresssng.--Y mrs. fc. Gibson has
removed her order oook from Ri Smiths If Broadway
to her rooms 397 sixth Ma. G. will wait 5ou
ladies' at their residences usual terms Single
80 cents; ,hampooing SO cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-29

DO You Buy Csockery, Glassware, sc p
II so. examine most splendid stock at 1875 Pearl
near Msicen lane. G0ULi Il ELLIOTT, Importers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-29

Wedding Caxtis.-An Assortment or Ever
des eleesnt eograved wedding carda, envelopes, &c
can be HAD application sent by post to auy part
the country EVERDklL 81 Broadway, Of Duane
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-29

Preserve Your Aair.-rhc Best ArSAcse
known for this purpose Is Bachelor Maldivs Cream
strengthens AID nvgoraes toe roots and imparts g.
tho coarsest tnr rich, silky gloss Mapufac
sld, Wholesale and retail, by W. A. BACHELOR, 2Sa
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-29

From Auct1oD.-GrsaI Bass asns I'm Ladies'
eepps ard children's hosiery MAIDEN & s EwARTs
sbesp hos ery storr 49, 779 77s 779 ITO 779 Broad
say vii open this dsy age STOCK Of the above arn
oles, ct City per cent unaer the usual prices.
Herr . swlss, there . WRINKLE, nowhere .
d. ths prevailing style II shirts made to order at some
o. thbishments. GHEEN's system Of measurement,
however precudss the possibility Of those drawbacks.
rhe never dishsure the shirts ssufacturej at No.
Attor house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-29

Sbaw1s, ehnyvls.-- Just sleceived from Auc-
ton and will be sold at great bargains rich broche oue
sna square shawls, Grape do embroder cd ANA plata
co. rich printed cashuere do. ladies' traveliug sha VS.
-cnrfs, nc E. II. LEADBEaTEt late Lesdbester h Lee,
3s7 Broadway, corner Leonard street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-29

For the L. dies.-.Iust 6sceived, q Large
lot 81 the newest style in fail skirts Also splendid
lot 81 French and otbor eol.rs which will be soid It
prices below anything 10 Ne~ York Handssr shiefs
bsnct &C equally low, ladies' please call Metropol-
tan tmor'idery store, 557 Broadway. An emf new
81, Ok rom auction
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-29

Peter Roberts q Co., $40 Broadway, have
inst received Thousand bst quaty Kid gloves
stss, usual price 7s Also, very rich mbsoidsries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-29

Brsvo0rt House - The Undorslgned Respect
fully ifoims the public that he has opened rev hair
dressi Establishment at the above house, in
ton with the At 81 Be ad Ladies' hair dressing
VIII b. attended TO 1T their residences in toe arst
style the art separately by the monih on mode
rate terms JAS HARDING, Fifth avenue, corner
Eixhth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-29

Firth Avenue ano -Four centh Street have
come 10 eagan Our aristocrat,c families al hurry.
ing back from the side and the tpripg, and ore
IatoDs are on foot for the opera We take for
granted that In attending to other matters the ladies'
cont forget their pexons The airest skins have
doubtless gathered little bro tire rural districts
and in order to oisspa'e it. and lend briiancy sn
clearncss to the complexion, recommend tALON'3
PaphiaD Lotion, which may be obtained his esta III IN
ment in the T. Nicholas ard Is the best ccemetc axtant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-29

sxaSr Dye ssad gslgs,--Bschelor's CeIszrarsd
al. dye is BY all acs nowiedeed the best In the world
old Wholesale and retail or applied in pile prva,
aoms ut ". n BACHELORS hair dye Wig, and orns
mental hair factory, No. 233 Broadway.
Orastadoro'a InfallIblc Hair Dye may D
obtained at the following places, viz Rushton Carh
o. 10 Astor House, 165, 273 and Sill Brosdwny Hsgs
mans corner Of Seventeenth street and Union 50
Ahaus, 1888 Broadway; kushtons corner OF Canal aud
Broadway; and at the proprietors, No. Aston House.
where it is also caily applied.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-29

Unprecedented Bargains In French China.
cut ana moul ed glass, crockery, &ci50 dozen white
French china cups aud saucers los dozen; 200
DO do dining plates IFS dozen ITO dozen White Eng.
rh china breakfast cups sod las. dozen ru-
reen, oyster dishes, tablr pitchers elegant 'abe
tumhlera only u.s. doen alec doe Preach glass fngsr
bows, les dozen blue, purple or green; toe; -ets
complete With loot tubs and GLASS jars, equally cheap;
300 white CHINA glaze kitchen cups and
for only - eo1en Of "a pieces plates CT all size.
about fsf the usual price, A great variety of Other
useful articles Of china and eisssw ,re for ali oo,
Open iii 10 o'clock 7. N. j. X. KERR, Sl3 Broad sas
above Eleventh street.
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80 30 Bowcry-rhc Eagle i-Enslish Velvet
carpets at Ils 12s 1Ss per yard do tapestry do, $751;
o. re-. co; do. three ply do, rs 3d., IS, o., do;
$4,000 yards bautiful iograin carpets, at 9s 49, 81
per ard, ut the sign Of the American Eagle.
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CrOcGcry, China md Glass svare.-Merchans
buying for cash are invited o examine our stock W
have all the htest sty and sell at extremely 10,
piises GOULlS EILTocr, importers le5 Pearl stree
one door below Maiden lape.
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Stnin's Fail style for 1854 -Th. Public
bse ass0y cctp'oc fa HONS gem the Gsnia nat fox
The is 1854 and 1t has been his a.m Ia produce this
he hats bxve preceded it 1t rich, light CLASH.
cslly op,Yt led, and upobtrusvely .ieg All it's
sptt,Ltu in fine tas, 10 " sfect kee
witt geDerI Design. In short, it supsreuasi
Ike hat Of gsptiemsD. GENIN, 2is Broadway, oppo.
si @ PAu,'s Church.