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nLAuErr 8. DopsoN, peeIera in alI LIND. er Fnr

ibsANErf g. DODSON, Dealers In all kinds OF Fur
nu dry goods Keep hand and furnish al The
shortest notice, all kinds Of velvet Hussels imperial
threep double ingan tved aud plain yenan and Dutch
pcuGs, lower than the north
cities furnish the goods Aso fun supply Of elegant
rugs and mat. match,
Al Kinds of priced curtain Materials
The necessary belongings complete curtains according
materials comprise
ncs, which win he found superior aud 10 good taste
India damask, bochhteie,
lains al desirable plain elegant
eonges and side embrsser designs representing flowers
IA tulips fuchas le eieFant
of the vey designs for Rieh
dspey and cords aud side loops matching
taina " my color desired.
Also, fresh supply Of elegantly embroidered and muslin
white embrassers matsh
g. D. eonAdeny commend these goods who contemplate
furnishing, Feeling satisfaction and
vile an Inspection Of their stock.
A. C. y, devote attention dealing m the
above goods and doing business under
efn dealers who purchase their wares from the source
onabc 90 suppose ,hs money purchasing
home 70 sy aens Of the trouble and expense transportation
aud gdiag from home.
house Pennsylvania avenue street
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MARKETS.

NEW YoRK Feb all, p. m.Flour guiei-saes OF g. 0o0
barrels State brands sS 50; southern SO 81 SO o.
Wheat dull Cornsales OF 80 900 bushels Of mixed at 81
cents yellow al s3 cents. Cotton hrm. Stocks quiet
&.
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REV. DR. JOHNS VERY I'LL

baltimore, Feb. al, p. m-The Rev. DR.. Johns
Episcopal clergyman OF Christ church, in this CITY, ex
uemely III. He is scarcely expected recover His dis
ease is inf animation of the bowels
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NEW YORK.

Fron Jaiy ], 1854, 20 Jans 90 1857.
H5 From Little Falls By Salisbury, crayvne, % mile.
Leave Little FAILS Monday @apm;
leave Leave G,sysslie it Monday I at7am, ~
Arive al Lule fals " l9m. ...
sofgh, and Btoosaed 70 wesaeld, Penn, % mile. and
Leave aoash ana Ready Friday u,ssm,
Leave westdsid Friday at / pm,
Auye Rough and Read BY pm
Naples, Sy Rsef Hollow, Fisissurn, 10 miles and
Leave Naples Monday desm;
Leave Pra,tsGurh Monday al pm;
BID. fo ,hrss and sil- service are iuvea
d Fo% s Sgs = aogs,s o as Pleas.
Leave Poushseepsie Wednesday and Saturday nsam;
Leave south Dover Tuesday sad friday p,ssm;
m Three Ss Bay '', g GS PSai Peninsula 10 milo. and
Loays Three n,is nay Monday "apm;
Arrive at Point Peninsula BY 8 m
ll4s fam rasamn. S' ~ @ sednaS % and Mayvc to wen.
hrve ssV a We.idsid sI SAM. day y spa;
Leave weaeld Tuesday, thursday, and Saturday ns
Any. Az I, i EanaT. !, zane day y sR|.
1919 From o~sso y sa aud sar'on TO wav' 20 m''' and
Leave oT,go Nonesynap nj ,
Leave wavsTy aoSday a, ram;
Arrive a Uyegp y t2m,
io Pom sss, cissE y Folsys and Charlotte cs.us'O
tsfFy, - mites and hack, week
Leave Silver Creek Friday Mt II am
Arrive al Gerry by 6
Leave Gerry Thursday At IA ami
Arrive NJ Silver Creek by M,
Proposals 20 end AtChariolt9 Centre are Invited,
4ii Pom lorao Ebndge ~ miles and back 'ir me.
Leave Jordan daily, except sunday, asp
Arrive a. Ehriiee ny ~ PM
Leave ~ bidge daily, Sunday,
A-rtve Bt Jordan by ~ Nmst
l452 From Rural Hpi by Belevle, Eisbu,g, and woodvIs
hnck q Rural Hii, . niles siE times
Leave Rural ill daily, pt sunday, a III am,
Arrive al Rua flii by ~ D sA
$50 From @ cems0r,'. wcs Granville, Noh oso
vile, and Nidde Granville, 10 Granville, ilk mites
hack, six times week ~ ~
Leave Comstoe ~ handirs daily eScep, Sunday iesn,
Arrivs Granville by ~ IA;
+ Leave Granville daily except Sunday. at tlxrm.
Arrive Of ton,stockis handing hy d NJ.
Proposals 10 end North Granville are invited. feN4A
week ~ 7ff - - 'N~~-9-tf
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toHFbsAtTs ot Eminent Americans Iivsna
Including President PIERCE Marcy Campbell
ana other members q The cabinet hogr
memoirs Of their lives and Lvpg.ton
York bar. Ga safe al
TAYLOR MAURv's
teb@ bookstore, aih
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VIRGINIA apsy Rosl@', and Mu~tc. Rolls Two
copies Of these and valuable lets % soldiers
For sale TAYLOR n MAURY's
Feb 10 bookstore, OH street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-03

BOLD FoBBERY-Eesterday afternoon t~o young men
entered the grocery store of Mr.. Benedict of
Second and South Fourth streets, ana while one OF
them engaged the attention of the clerk the robbed
the money drawer Of $4. Immediately after they left
the clerk discovered the theft and arrested outside of
the DOOR young man from New York, who gave his
pame as ambrose simmons, and who was locked up. A
companion OF Simmons ran away. None Of the missing
pey was found on accrue ed.
EXTENSIVE Business OF HOG THEvEs-Yesterday fore
noon, officers Cochen and Sherman of the First ward
police, arrested two men, named Michael Mitchell and
John Fox cha ged with stealing nun Der OF hogs from
Cornelius Noopao, residng at the Of sixth and
suth First streets The accused parties in
seclnced woods in the town of Fatbpsh, about two
miles east of Fiatbush Hospital In The centre of this
wood about 500 hogs were found in enclosure, to-
gethsr will number Of horses and cows in the vci-
NJ oman identified ten OF the hogs as his The
cused parties taken before Justice Boswell who
committed them to the cells of the Second ward station
house, refusing to admit them to bail. The swine,
horses and will probably be placed in the Williams
burg pound, where they can be claimed BY the
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Died,

Died,
Suddenly, at the house his father ALEXANDER SER
VICE. James Service.
Bis funeral will take place this morning. at ten o'clock
from the house 439 Grand street. Toe N. Y state
DadieTs are requested to attend.
On Saturday, September 2, DANIEL ABBOTT, Jr aged "A
years
His friends and the members of Independence Lodge
1853 O. F respectfully invited to attend the fu
neral from his late residence Al North Moore street. this
afternoon at two O'Clock
On Saturday, eptember 2 at IL NJ Of Chagres fever,
FRANK G. PALMER, agei 10 years.
The aves of the family requested to attend the
funere from the residence of his mother, 1873 Clinton
place. Eighth street, this afternoon at four O'Clock
On Saturday, September O. ANNA SCHROEDER widow Of
The relatives and friends of the family, also the Ger
Brothery Society the Grocers Society of New
Ter late residence 10 North Moore street at oco,k
this afternoon He remains viii be taken to the Lutheran
Ceae tery.
On saturday, September p JOHN JAMES, son Of jams
and Henrietta Prentice, aged year and months.
The friends Of the family are icviei to attend the fu
II Nassau street, Brooklyn. Interment in Greenwood
Cemetery.
On Friday seatember ], OF darrhe,, JOHN E. Brown,
FunsI al 70 moro afternoon az two O'Clock from his
late residence, 27 Fulton street Brooklyn. His loss will
be deeply felt BY sl who knew him
On saturday, September MARY RUSSELL, wife of John
Russell
Der friends and those Of the family are respectfully in
vtsd to attend funeral this afternoon at two O'clock
from Der late RI nce, 1922 West twenty seventh street
wife of the late Thomas Trustum.
The friends of tue family respectfully invited to
attend her funeral at the residence of Series, 22l
Delaney street.
On satuIday, September2, HARRIET, daughter of Au-
gustus and Mary Morris, aged year onths and 20
days.
The friends relatives are respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral this afternoon at two o'clock from ISL
Fonrth street.
On Thursday, August 81 in Brooklyn, A1FRxp son Of
and Rosae Clement, aged "a m ,nths and 20 days.
On Wednesday, August 80, suddenly, THOMAS MAcLE-
HoeE BOOKSELLER of this city and late of Montreal aged
3S years
On Saturday, September O. at tire Quarantine Hospital
Of fever contracted in Savannah JAMES FIELDS, in the
9th year Of his age.
At Waterfront, Mass September l. ELIZA ROBERTS, wife
Of c. ]. Barry and daughter of Mr.. r. NJ Barnard
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yTyHE BF EyOORT HOUSE, FIFTH AVENUE, CORNER
of Eighth street, New York.-This establishment,
finished and furnished with all the modern convenences
and comforts will be opened Tor the reception o. perma
tembsr II will be conducted entirely the French
plan with resaurant attached meals sent to
ha catering department will be exclusively under the
direction Of Mr. sanderson late Of the College Hotel
Families DESTROYS Of engaging apartments DO so BY
appypg at the Office Of the hotel to the proprietor,
CURTIS JUnsON Of tire Now York Hotel.
VIyAvERLtY HOUSE, NO COT BROADWAY, CORNER
w OF Fourth street, is opened on the European
plan Families and single gent'emcn here End rooms
TO please and at pric corresponding With the times
JOHN L. ADORE formerly Of the Croton Hotel.
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Police Intelligence.

Burglary in the SECOND Degree William Williamson
was brought before Justice Ca yesterday charged With
having burglariously entered the dwelling house of
Frederick D. Lappage No 63 West Nineteenth street.
and Ealing therefrom plate to the value of $50 II
appears from the Evidence that Friday at 'ernoon
Msrgs ret Cullen domestic in the house Of the COM
paipsnt heard noise the front par!or of the
s'ory, and on calling out ~ho is there williamson
ana another man not yet arrestsl out Of this
INTO the ball. Gown stairs ard escaped by the front door
Tie girl then gave the alarm, when her empo OYER with
some OF the neighhoIs, cried out Sop thief and
In pursuit OF the rascals. They started down Seventh
avenue, and after long chase Williamson scored
ID the cellar OF new house of Eighteenth street.
where he had taken refuge He secured by Off Ger
Walton of the sixteenth ward police who conveyed him
before Justice Clarke That magistrate committed him
to prison in default of 81, eco bail
Charge Of Attempt at Rape Yesterday, a woman named
Rcsapnah Gafney appeared before Justice Clarke aad
made complaint against James Shields, for assault
battery and attempt to commit She alleges that
the defendant came to her residence No 229 East
yenteenth street. and there fo1cbIy attempted have
intercourse with her. when che made loud cries help
which alarmed him that he decamped from the pre-
mses Judge Clarke committed the defendant to prison
in default OF $500 to answer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-03

The EOlian Patcnt.-T. Gilbert d Co.
being of the eoian patent furnish pianos
with tins beautiful attachment, at nss price than any
ctber house. and persons Wishing their celebrated pianos
should call at their sole agency, 1873 Broaiway where
also may be found large assortment of elegant pianos
Of osher makers, among then those Of Halett Cum
ston, Jacob ChicAeriDg, and Horace Waters. s d H
W. mitbs celebrated melodeons and melo1eons Of all
other styles and prices. Each instrument warranted
Pianos sold on menthly payments Dealers supplied On
the very best terms. HORACE WATERS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-03

sewing MacnlBes.-The Fall Trade In Cloth
the only way to complete these manufactures with
despatch uniformity unsqnsed strength aud beauty
Ia to Singers sewing machines. An investment in
machine now OF $40 vii profit OF $500 cy the
time the closes All suits against Singer 8
machines snally settled, and they the only
machines Of any Va us which do not infringe valid
patents, and subject the 10 suits and dmages
i VI. SINGER & CO.. 1923 Broadway.
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DANCING ACADEMIES,

TT ILIGROvE's DANCING ACADEMY IS NOW OPEN
for the in the large new hall in Eighth ave-
nue. corner Of Thirty fourth street Glasses Mondays
and Thursdays and Wednesday and Saturdays at the
Franklin Builc pgs Brooklyn in Orange street, of
Fulton. Also, at the new hall corner of Bowery and
Ie'ancey street, coumoncire on Tuesday, October
oO,r.es every l~o weeks co0.I.eLs.-s .auIsiAy,
sept<mber ~, ut bis rooms on Eighth avenue, and In
Droohlyn On Wednesday, Ssptsmbsg 10
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From ,be Frsnk,in.-Lyoas & Jones wiiI

From the Frsnk,in.-Lyoas ~ Jones Will
open 10 mo- (Nondsy) and iouo sing eais 2o,oco
goots plails stripes, solid coiors, and oacss, aud VIII
be soll at nalf the cost Of Importation. l. & sn
ope the 5. me days their ia iDpor'a,ions Of shaws,
rich wool lads meIinos, paramattas and general
ment II dry goods which they 'pecr ally iavite
spec al attention. LYONS JoNES 277 hudson street,
(bstwesn Canal ana srr.pg strests) Note he name
AMI afa.eks
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Sewing Mach,nes u, = . singular fact TINT

seWmg Machines III Is singular fact that
rapy persons can be uced to buy what is utterly
worthless, because offered at oS price. Thousands of
seairg macbres called chesp have been sold, which
could not be nsedthey male only to sell. Many
such are in the market now The only kad which have
stood the test of experience Singers which are
ery~hsre 10 profitable There is no disputs aboat
the right to these acbpes, and machine of any
value be made without infringing pa
tents. l. NJ. SINGER l. co., 1913 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-03

Model MelotlsOn s," Manufactured by Ma
son & Hamin, Boston, Mass. meloieon, with i'm
pruvesnts well worthy the attention OF all who wish
inrtrpment which is unsurpassed in quality of tne
promptness of action and beauty of fnish AZ, g.
snc octaves sins and double reeds suitable
p~rior church. at $50 s5 $780, $780, $3.50 and sl75
Dealers supplied at factory prices. BERRY + GORDON
No 2g7 broadway, sole agents.
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The Providence Journal states that the 81? 453 which
stolen from Messrs Corless, Nightingale & Co.. ha,
been recovered by officer Shaw but has
X pown by whom the THEFT committed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-03

Beebe Il 10, Fashionable HGtt1rD. 150
Broadway respectfully invite the attention of their Gus
TONERS and the public to the fall fashions gentle
mems hats and CABS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-03

"Econamy IL WeaIsh.'-oJ0yOOO Worth or
the finest clothing in the city got up of the best
houses In Broadway, for sale at f. EVANS clothtsg
rrice. ' -
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Madame Grias.-Publishea This Day, n New
and spenad PORTRAIT OF this world renowned voc alst
Proofs large psper 81. liberal allowance to the
trade. s. c. JOIIIE, 800 Broadway.
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Horton ~ soi.s. 279 FoIton stseer, BroofxIyn,
have received from late auction ses great bar
,ars In iu pins plain de lain, French merinos meeno
paids black bombsznes, fancy and black dress SILKS
French prints, &c. al selling at large reduction from
old prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-03

Gsssl and mne In the City WILL
find very choice seats for the drst Grand Opera, wih
Grs and Mario at Castle Garep to be obtained At the
music store OF SaMUEL G. JOILIE, No. 300 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-03

T1PTOwN GLOVE DEPOT AND GENTS Ease IONA
~ BILE furnishing bszaar-Just received the latest
London and Paris fashions In shirt studs and sleeve but
tons, In gold and gilt plain and muounttd Shirts
made to oroer in artistic 81! 10. LEWIS SEACORD 600
Broadway, Stuyvesant Institute.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-03

A LADY WANTED IN AN EMBROIDERY AND
N fancy store, in Brooklyn. Those only acquainted
With the business need apply in the evening, at No. los
Fulton street
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H-lr Dye and MISUNDERSTANDING celebrated
hair eye is by all acknowledged the best in the world
rooms, at W. A. BATCHRL6R's hair Dye, Wig and orna
rsntal Hair Factory, No. 233 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-03

N ENGLISH LADY-wH0 ACQUIRED HER MuSI-
IN cal education in the oval Academy, Londop, would
Terms may be known application 10 Mrs. Chambre,
100 Fulton street, Brooklyn
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Erie and Kalamazoo Railroad Bank, Dr0v-
Bank OF Qgdensburg Bank of Carthage, Canal Bank
LOckport &c, &s Notes on the ABOVE banks and on
all the Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin and Vermont banks
will be taken at in paym mt for readymade clothing
at T. EVANS clothing warehouse 65 and 50 Fulton st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-03

Bank OF Milford, Delaware, Farmer and
keI chants Bank, Memphis, Tennessee-Notes on the
above bsnks will be taken at fifty cents the dollar in
pay ment for ready made clothing, at F. EVANS Cloth
ing Warehouse, Go ana % Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-03
The Great P,remptory Sale OF West E,ush

ing lots takes place the ground tuesday, wednes
day and THURSDAY Sept 5h 9TH and 7th st O'Clock
p M Every put up viii be sold the highest bidder
To the merchant mechanic and working man, who
wishes to have resiceSce the city, high ground
and healthy location this property has equal Terms
very easy For maps free tickets for days of SALE &c.
apply to Barker Elliott No. Nassau street, near
Wall; to A. r. smith, iA Eighth avenue; Macfarlan
Merritt 40 Third avenue ]. j. Burnett, 344 Boome
street, up stairs " Lame 90 Roosevelt street Ne York
to j. Runce, 1S9 Grand street Williamsburg: r.
Cogswel No Court street, Brooklyn; to W. A. Van
Houten Flushing avenue, near Franklin, Greenpont.
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THE NEW PERFUMES. -GLENN's TRUE vERBENA
i water. This delightful perfume prepared by
chemical process from the hot house plant lemon to-

THE NEW PERI 0-GIENN,5 TRUE VEHBENA
i water. This delightful perfume prepared by .
chemical process from the hot house plant lemon to
a is recommended TO the ladies In psrtcu-
lar account Of its refreshng and delightful odor. 1t
contains all the pleasant fragrance Of the plant itself In
removing the langor incident to the warm weather,
crowded rooms, &C. Al delicious perfume for the
extracts ct . mueh cheaper price, ALSO, an admirable
change for cologne water No article OF the kind has
attained 30 great popularity 10 so short time.
rapum, musk and other toilet waters The only genuine
articles have The name Of the inventor and proprietor
l.. w. Glenn Philadelphia blown In the glass OF evscy
bottle Purchasers win please observe this, ~ variety
Of poor limitations Of real article before the pub
lie For sale st Wholesale by W. II. Cary Co., Pearl
street. Ward, dickson Co., Maiden Lane, North, Sher-
man CO.. 90 Chambers street. Henry Haviland 70 John
street, and at retail by John Meakim 1888 Broadway:
Rushton, Clark Co. 165 and 273 broadway, 10 Aston
House, and st Nicholas HOTEL J. Mhau, 1873 Broadway;
James Green, 300 Broadway Griffin, 80 Broadway; W.
f. Gibson, 3o5 Broadway.
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and will be offered. Morday, 9TH instant cases of
striped and plaid silks At Ar. per yard: cases do nj 5s
Per yard also rich brocade, plain and plsd Also blacks
me above goods are warranted perfect And will sold
~ reduction Of so per sent from their real value
LaAIhEATER nata Lesdpeateg & Co. 8t7 Broad Esy,
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THE TRADES &C.


A FIRST r TIE DAGUERREAN OPERATOR WANTED
N one capable of establishing and taking charge Of
first class gallery Broadway, In this city Address,
postpaid, Daguerrean, Broadway Post O6ce.
ITO MACHrNIsTs. lNTED FOR IMMEDIATE USE
j a planning and growing machine with q circular
saw TO be worked from drum, power to 10 horse.
Apply to wfNsLOW LAWRENCE No. 4 Jones lane
yyyATCHwAKER wANrFD-T0 GO SOUTH; A
w hrst i-;e wS.Ln4r. fA9 ur sc- ta-e .eslflss
jewslry, and engraving Apply to Hiram Young, le9
Broadway.
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MUSICAL,


W. LADD CO.'S FIRST PREMIUM PIANO
a. fortes, with large assortment OF new snd
condhsnd instruments st great bargains. We Wish to
call attention to grand diagonal piano, with
grand action, which has superior IA ali the points
which constitutes perfect iustrument.
UECOIN 4 THOMPSON. Al Broadway.
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MISCELLANEOUS

MOO TO 81, Oo0- WANTED, A PARTNER WITH
DCOO the above capital, in the hotel business
The hotel Going fair business, and only wants
energy and little capital to ensure retaining profit
business The location is desirable one being in the
immediate vicinity Of the City Hail. and In Of the
pleasantest streets in the city first class restaurant
is also attached Will sell out exchange for a coun-
Try place In any capacity Apply at 20S Broadway, to
MR. B0NER
N ESKS- DESKS DESKS.-DoUBLE AND SINGLE
IL counting house desks Office desks of every vnr-
ETY., Office chairs desk stools pigeon hole cases, office
tables, lounges, cushiops-for sale at KNOWS Office
furniture store Sc Ann street Once furniture made 70
order
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HONCERTINAs.-T1IIs SUPERB INSTRUMENT OF
~ Wheatstone, Case Chidley's make, London, to be
bad at the only agency in the United States, T. h J.
Jasha 6o7 Rrnadeny. Jsncs's celebrated As- ..as
coreeons anu husinas An harmapjeon for sale London
made.
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Tight Times and Smashing upot Banks and
traders have the Il ghtes eff ct the sale Of ou
rauds world renowned Italian nedioated soap People viii
have clear skins albeit their conscences not clear
PiDrs freckes tan burn, &c. positively cured
by the of Gourauds soap. Poudre subtle uproots
hair from any part of the body Liquid rouge, lily white,
hair and restoratiye at 81 Walker street, hr store
from Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-03

Hfn, Inimitable Cutter or Hair aud Whis-
kers in all the varied styles required BY the different
tastes and countenances st 45 Nassau street. adjoining
Liberty street, at The same place, well the fancy
goods stores may be obtained HILLS improved nstana-
ne,us hair dye
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-03

New Pnpoc HsngARgs-Fali Importaflons.-
FRANCIS PAisls5 co, 90 Chambers street, next to
Stewats, corner OF Broadway, have reeeivsd de-
oF all The richest decorations and every other style
ano quality in the line sAui paper hang employed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-03

Crocs cry. China, Glass, sSc.--F5r the great
est variety latest Styles lowest prices and most superior
packing visit Gould Eotts extensive establishment,
No. le6 Pearl sire Il one door celow Maiden lane.
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A GENTLEMAN, POSSESSING EXCELLENT REFER
II enees member OF OF the dsibR uished colleges
in Europe desires situation in private family, in town
country 10 educate to three Young gentlemen In
the Creek Latin French and English preparatory course
Information 70 person al character and capacity, viii
be found most desirable Address John Daniel No 50
White street