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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-13
Boston and Worcester Railro,

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WINTER ARRANGEMENTS o,nBencinrues
day, NoU. |, 1858. r
PASSENGER TRAINS FOR BOSTON, as fNve
leave Worcester about s, al 730, d IO25 D. ms O5
Ex.). 400, LOS Ex.) pm sf.rs gr
MillbuTy 7l0 q. IN. SPIN
y Milford at 1856. 1920 I" ar"
g Fram'n Cen, BIO, lilo "a 2.45, Al"
q saxonvjlle al 725 t Ii"
g Newton, $50, 6, $685. wv. TS.>, 49,, so
e.l5,t p. m.
g BroOEline, s45, 74O, $50, 9, 10 am; 100, 2, ST.
:" Needham Plain SIS, and $50 am ], s.
LEAVE BosToN, as follows,
For worcester re- ss at = 80 (and Ex4 am 21a, (ES
$50 ID $50 Ex.) J dflr IN
T." Millbnry at $50 am 49E
g Milford at 730 am 4at
:. Frsm'n Gen., $50, 500 /" q Is, 4.so, 5,3Is
" Saxonville al 500 /" 0is
/" Newton 2 80, wv Tr.)6.l5, & 8 A. M; IL 30,l5
CIV. Tr.O S.l5, s., us and 9. t,p. m.
Brookline, us, s.O5, $50, s. IL M, !, $50, 100,
4,45, Sis, $50, q 10 so p. m. ?
Charles River Branch, us, am Il; 3, s.l5m.
w. Newton Station. NV ednesdays at
Boston Oct. OF. 1888 daIf
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY

Maaufactures, Trades and Professions.
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BUTTER, &c.
Pure Genesee Flour

Pure Genesee Flour.
of my manufacture, warranted equal, il not supe
Tor TO any the market City and country merchants
invited call and examine for themselves. My ia
cilities such be able TO compete with any in
the market Satisfaction guaranteed.
For sale the Genesee Flour Store, No. 80 Mechanic
street HESLOR. I
81 dtf
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R0SS'S Providence & Worcester Xpress
BY Every Train.
lIszssz5zsSr1. PACKAL ES Forwarded. Notes, Drafts
%ss-.Sg and Bills collected, and paid, and all Or
ders attended to, with despatch
Packages and small forwarded ard other Express
business transacted Fail River Mansfield, AttlebOro
Taunton, New Bedford, and Nantucket, Mass Bris-
tnl, Warren, Newport, East Greenwich Kingston War.
wick, Wickfeld, peacefale, and Wakefield /. and
si0nington, Conn. OEEIcE.-Am. House Worcesler
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RAILROADS.
Providence & Worcester Raad.
IA 4slr WfNTER tARRANGRMEN ~

EzszEa On and after MONDAY, NJ. 1859.
PASSENGER iTalns VIII leaveevidencc
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'UROCERTEs,- &c.

~E0 TONS Fine Feed, IN Store For sale by
~ ns dawtf bliss, SUIT TON Il co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-13

AnctIOneer and Commission Merchant,
SAMUEL w. SELBY, No 68 Main street.
as g Agent and Collector
CONSTANT SHEPARD, % Thomas street.
( s'~sa Agricultural Implements
RUGGLES, fNoURSE, MASON, co., Court
Mills. f,.ltts bf IN IT., fsiEy,1o BE-
~ booksellers and Bookbinders.
JOHN KEITH & CO., No. 236 Main street. I
is. WESBY, No. ia Main street.
Botanic Druggists.
BUSH & CO., No. "a Front street.
setve Barre Stage Office.
No. 2l5 Main street, next to Am. Temperance
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On Monday evening, june S, THOMAS 8. HrvaY, Esq.
relatives and friends respectfully nved to at
tend his funeral from his late residence No. e Laxng
Their invitation.
and Mary W. Lawrence, aged months and days
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
o'clock from the residence Of his grandfather Henry
Wbttam, No so4 Pearl street. His remains win be taken
to Greenwood.
Westchester county papers please copy.
On Tuesday morning, June o, after lingering illness,
CHAMEsw BENNETT aged - years. months and 20 days.
His friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend his funeral this afternoon at two o'clock from
his mothers residence No l76 Elm street. His remains
will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery
Suddenly, on Monday June b, in the 27th year of his
age, THOMAS L. Boris Of Alexander L. Bolts Esq.
The relatives and friends Of the family and those Of
his brothers, VIM and Julien respectfully invited
attend mis- funeral from the residence of his fathern
law A. C. Hamilton, No 1872 Thompson street, this af
ternoon at bali past three O'Clock.
On Tuesday evening, June 9, NARY B., wife Of Robert
McMurrsy Of this city, and daughter of Col Richard c.
Van wyck, Of Fishki Duchess county N. r., in tho
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral tomorrow morning, at
seey No u West Twenty sixth street, without further
invitation.
ELLEN CHAPMAN, at the residence of her son. James
Murphy, in the Goth year of her age.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral this afternoon, at half past three
O'Clock from No. 400 Fourth avenue of Twenty
ninth street
Suddenly, on Monday June s. Of dysentery, ErnABxrH
HoRIrcsE only daughter Of b. and Amelia Reed, aged
] year, IL months and days.
Her remains were conveyed to Norwak, Conn, for in
terment.
At Rye Neck westchester county, Mr.. R. r. BALL, a
native OF Orange county, in the SD year of his age
His friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend his funeral from his late residence this after
noon at four O'Clock.
AT Williamsburg, L. l., on Tuesday, June 8, AMY K,
wife OF Jacob Underhi in the 37h year Of her age.
The friends and acquanances Of the family invited
to attend her funeral from the residence Of her husband
at Buckram, L. L. at two O'Clock this afternoon
AT the Sailors Snug Harbor, Staten Island 2 Mr..
SAMUEL suD, native of Pennsylvania, aged about 45
years.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
At Halfway N j., on Sunday, juno 4, JOSEPH T MOORE,
aged 81 years.
His remains we're inferred in Greenwood Cemetery.
On Thursday, May 4, at CoGeevie, Miss In the 45th
year of her age, Mrs HARRIET MoSTJoY, in blssful
hope Of immortality beyond the grave.
Chicago papers please cory.
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On Sunday, April 23, by the Rev. Mr. Gorse, of Will
liamsburg, Mr. BENJAMIN N. WHHAIxY to Miss JULIA E.
WOOD, both Of this city.
On Sunday evening, June 4, by the Rev. Mr Millet at
his residence No. 500 Broome street. Mr. WILLIAM II.
GuIIELRT to Miss BERNARDNE AMANDA RoMAISE all of
this city.
On Tuesday June g. at Trinity church. by the Rev. Mr.
Draper EDMUSD s. HAMILTON, Esq, OF this city, to Miss
AUGUSTA GAurER, Of Fordham.
AT Brooklyn, June s, by the Rev. John Mey, the Rev.
A. X. SANFORD Of New York Methodist Episcopal Confe-
renee, FRANCES L., eldest daughter OF John ". Barn
ham, Esq.
In Chicago, Saturday, May q, by the Rev John
Clark, II. NcCHEssEY Esq of Chicago to Miss ELIZA W.
noE daughter Of Cornwall 5. hoe, OF Aurora N, and
late of this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-07

ne Authorization OF Alcoholic Liquors, and
a. fAAal consequences resulting shersfrom just
s0bjeks large number Of public Journals
The temperance papers medical perodcss ana portion
ding offacts relation TO the issnds OF dstlers
abroad been presented to the pub
Ne late meeting Of the Farmors' Club In this city IL
vas shown that portion Of what eah
and sku hsvorsd In imitation Of the genuine article
that connoisseurs sometimes deceived by IL IL
also been proved that brandy gin and wines
closely eouDterfsited In taste by Of certain
isposco " fa H. is ascertsined beyond 81 manner OF
Doubt that amount Of capital far exceeding that en-
poysd thu proa ucon Of pure quors &o devoted TO
their aduteton and TO tie manus and sale OF vii
articles upon the community ut large what must be their
oEset whom administered in medical practeef Instead OF
stimuli aug they ust quickly paralyxe the nervous sys
fsarfuly aggrava' the which the ply
Of the utmost ASCERTAIN whss Is medi
onay speaking the best form Of slcohol and Oh ~
DO obtained unmixed aud undster grated We have
sftsp IL stated that Wofe's Sehiedam Aromauc
sJnapps suoh an article Journals opposed to the use
ell remedies 10 OF disease recommend
Il for purpeses aud learn that about three
theusa fret pf ysicans and chemists IN the eouh
try the Pursst Of alcoholic sticauii And
that they manifest their fh !. by prescribing II 20 ther
pAticnts in where the exhibition OF sptuous 81
nuiaet 10 deemed advisable We know pothsnE o. ing
schnspps from personal experience, but IL seem VT
slude that article tho winch sanctionea IN ep
poPrise cases, by suab Drs Cool fakst
Cheofcran Reese Childs and Apderson OF tnis cry II
CkaioLer OF and osher medea men OF n,gn
sssmp u go 20 time should lost in introducing IT, in
MO we'll ded into al! cur
public hospitals dispensarcs and placing u for sale in
IRE Of town agent in tho Maine law states BOIL
soey tina alleged merits Of the as remedial
AID restorative gent.-tHome Journal, June 81
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Baraees, Barages, Observation-Disclosures q
Ees will offer this morning. 90 yards Of rich priated
b~ragss twenty fvo sents yard worth
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Grand P,ano-A Grand PianoEorte, OF SUI
ssor msSs for very great bargain, to rent
An assortment Of new pianos and octaves OF elegant
style and hnish to rent. 80.
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The POsitiye Sale OF ono hundred and four
ten ots eing the unsod balance Of the sale Of April y
Will take place this day at IL o'clock at tho Aercbant
ExohASae BY James Cole Son, auotionesrs Asps are
uaadv. Terms Liberal.
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DIR. n. hehiels, 49s broadway, attends only
20 those .peci, Of debility descrbea In his
books and lectures once hours from 10 til s.
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The Divorce Case OF DIR. Young and His
contained in this weeks Police Gazette Also
nrsigp domestic criminal and other matter Of
sreaE interest Ready on Thursday morning For sale
axar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-07

New Song, sour Girls just Out
Words by .. D stuart, ESQ; music composed and dedi
Gated the ladies Of Amtri by fhoma. Baker free(
r ain title 25c Autograph title &c. Published ~ Ho-
kACL WATERS, SSS Broad~ey. Music sent 81 mail Tree
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Green Turtle Sonp, Fresh To-day, MT
BAYARDis State rect.
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s.--Conapetitson aefied by


Who VIII suffer, when DIR. Tobias's cele-
brated Vcntan niamcnt will Immediately euro cholera
collie vomiting, rheumatism sweiiings burns &es
Depot No 60 Cortland street, New York Sold by all the
keepers Prioe Is aud 30 cents Rcd
ding Co. NO. state street, Boston, Dyot sons Phls.
dclphis, agents.
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,n III. l,dn,d NJ ~ - III
IRE Mr. NATURAL bact brown without injuriBg tho
hsis q rryateiy applied and sold a. IS Coriands
and eco n. roadway. = ~Si
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-07

Aeloacons IS. q. ~ IL ". Smiths Celebrated
xslsdscns ard Gocsmaa Badvin's patent or Sou
40 hank nesodeona and Of mole Of
s>Eax makes WholesAs or retail, at factory pr,css.
HORACE WATERS, 35S Broadway.
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Retss.nlorss lIa.r -. ~ a1lu

49,, sy 1s'' 80 ~ suu VAC DeSosnt
ffectiy coiorirg e@ br 1snt 10 10 2ad Tens
dthoussnds n II pass 81 The Tors proclaim ~ the ~
II = - -
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III fxcesior dye viii do II brown.
Thia mstcnIesS Fiula Produces In Few
nomeu Is glorious black eaing fire darker
On lighter than another Nasaiactured sold aud privately
spilled by Ckis1AbCkO Nc. g Actor House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-07

New York Lung 1nstitate, Nc. Bond
street-Tis insit ution established for thu exclusive
treatment Of all dssases Of the lungs and throat by the In
halat Of medieated the only medicated treat
meDt for drug of kind 10 given tho stomach
The that has attended this system Of
aptquaed method Il making drug shop Of tue stomach
cordially invited to witness its IN
cases of consumption bronchitis asthma The plan Of in
halstion 1t the Lung Institute entirely and
novel, happy with the and
approosti' Of all medical men who have examined IT, Pa
duties be have - allied with nedicatd
air daily or otherwise IS their case require Its
in bronchial plants truly astonishing after
aew day.. treatment All patients are allowed the henshs
tents received from day Under the charge and
direction Of DIR O. d. SANbORN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-07

Reese & Co.'s Gallery OF rs. Dayuerreotypes.
The original and exclusive pre- potor Of this place. $50
Broadway continues bis syetem Of picture making
With decreased improvement and economy for the people
all eports OF removal oil this ia hImbug II
The TACT OF two three wortmen having thrown choir
situations signifies removal, shen chaos has and
Rsss and Co lrs! alas for Professor
Reese and e. daSuer,eotypes Believe what you will, but
h.o original ia livir still Mt $50 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-07

Neutrality-suspicious. -"I Say,
my friend, where you toingy' Why, am going as
fss Norton Cardens aguerrian
gallery have my portrait tascu they always good
Are theyf Then IN 20 too.n NORTON GARDEN,
500 broadway next TO TAYlor,s saloon.
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The only Rees & Co. In New York II MT 3S5
Broadway, block above Tnylorf formerly Of 2s9)
be BY the New York Drecso ry Of 1853 and 1854
Grom two to elk hundred first cas pictures taken daily for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-07

Gcnin's Wide Awake Hats.-.Genln, No. 2l4
Broadway, opposite st. Pauls Church
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ctecant French Paper NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

EFHK1 FIeNeM
AFRAID. Importers and manufacturers No 404 Broad
WY invite tho speest attention of purchasers 70 their
syendd of wall pspers snd Just land
AZ sale, rhcl.s sale retail, prices
he artistic hind AZ
hsix thoroughly com petsnt workmen.
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A Walk through broadway, ON ono Of

A Walk through Broadway, ON one Of the
sunshny md pleasant afternoons which this month al
Ways bsings With IT, IL treat TO the student of human
and hats Yea hats reader there Is much
in the euar hind Of hat worn - in the az
With hat Of tho lae.t and most sniouable style cy
5sntly of Knoxs mske) ret him down Of dis
either At his elegant establishments in the esco House.
lbs Broadway his older No. LIS Fulton st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-07

The place 20 get your fine Zephyr Under
shirts ns cotton and elk undsrhEts AID drawers nno
des shirts collars ties ersvA or 20 have your shirts
made McLaughlinsNo 292 Greenwich strtes
Garner Of Chambers
Heard or Moustach forced TO grow, strong
sts,r or iniurc the shin bottle part the
country o. Crab Az Al Ann street. Hsnee 100 bsi.i-
more street BAitmore;Z D. Gilman Arlington, D. c.i
Hays, I76 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
seen and Approved, Used and Admired, 10
HILLS hair dye, aiways rehAoio
natural soft glossy lee effects Tor eAek or Drown
solor Sold spilled at IS Nassau adjoining Liberty
the United States A reduction 70 the trade.
wigs ana Batcheior, OF No. 235
Broadway 10 pleased smother beautiful i'm
srovsment manufnoture o. these articles Ths In
Z ne cost perfect imitation nature yet discovered
Wigs and Teupees.--Conapetitson defied by
WLDHURST HEARD Tho wigs exhibited by them at
the Cry Palace In 1858 the silver modal Call and
examre yourre reader at "a Maiden lane where
will find TIE stock in New York Copy se address
Pfmples, FTecklcs, Tan, san Burns, Erup-
aoSs sAllownsfs. &c. positively cured by Goaraud,s
obrated Medicated Soap Poudre subtitle ustoots hair
from every part Of tho oody Liquid Rouge. Lily white
Hair Restorative and Dye at the old depot W Walker
street fret store from Broadway Calender So South
Third street, Pbilsdelphs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-07

Ro-Opening Of Union Hnn.-Ihls immense
ss warehouse destroyed by fire last winter has been
built on larger magnificent scale than before
aud will opened BY she popriesors, r. Rogers
Co. Monday the 18th inst with the largest stock Of
Able clothing In New York No sales will be madc
day the object OF the undersigned being solely to
xhib the equaled assortment Of
hoys closhing. In inviting the public to
Their home the tender
their thanks the liberal which has sustained
tsem bssiness and the warm sympathy
them after tho calamity which swept
s,eh large amount OF their property.
1, ROGERS a CO., corner Of Fulton and Nassau sts
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MccAFFRAY. NlcU0NLEit.-Tufs DAY AP
~. los osloeSt NetahrAy = Walters wi \ ssl At tho
sa,ss ieem y .sthsr.ns ssre' corner Henry large
sold without compvssr~ ftstfer beds hstr mst
rrcre L>istedr sr9r eofas aud chars aso
Kitchen iuILitusc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-07

PATRICK tia sole In tho United states Of
celebrated ssfss snd q. Gohns
aud hafs tho best and locke
In the world Depot No I92 Pearl street,
below Maiden lane, formerly 30 John street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-07

Carpetings, Gal Cloths, &c., &Sc.-A DIVERSE
~ unique of snsss splendid goods whole
ke procured at tue popular establish
Of TIE Subscribers pices shade hisher than COST
WILLIAM NcGROkrY,
GEO. II. TJLBY. l42 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-07

Charles Mason Commissioner Of Patents shows that Elias
Hcse Jr IN the 1916 became the patsntee OF the
original sewing machine invented BY Water Hunt in 1884
The invention being Old The law declares Howcs patent
void. The invention l. public property. Pinted copies Of
this decision may b. had gratis At the Office Of
l. n. SINGER = CO., So Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-07

Ladies's Dresses Accurately Fitted and made
style twenty four hours notice. At from 81 50
s. esch Imported French corscts. ladies' and chill
drens furnishing. lace and embroidery establishment
rLwMArs No. 765 Broadway, between Eighth and Ninth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-07

Roy WAETED-A SMART. ACTIVE BOY, FROM
fourteen 70 sixteen years old, who write good
rama end whose parcnts reside In ths city IL wanted
Isvyess once Apply between and o'clock n ~, 70
saso Woytsndyke, 10 Wal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-07

Medlcated Inhalation, or DIR. Curtis Hy.
genna-rsw PORT st. Clair county, Michigan, March 81,
ls4 Gebtlemen received the package you sent NO and
u has the condition OF vito Tor the Her
bowels beo regular by the Of and her coughs al
we'll Neither myself friends expected her to
when he commenced uaina the hygeana and
there Is fair prospect OF Lsr getting WELL The
TO do the work brown know not when to STOP
after seeing tho good efects OF wife,
apparently dead Sb has been for under the
DOCTORS hands Please send another package OF the
hsg'ana- Enclosed s. Respectfully yonrsb v.y.
Sold by Boyd Paul, I49 Chambers street c. Ring,
Of John and Broadway p. Knapp 1853 Hud
street apd All Eighth G. Phillips, of
Wooster and Houston streets Mrs Hayes 3 Fulton street
Brooklyn md Russell schott 1856 Market street Phila
free by express.
Who Is the Man 1-Nhy DIR. j. N. Hoben-
Why is he the maa Because he made tho greatest
not unit, he nine Of labor toll aud $40 600
in advertising could he make the people beieve IT, But
the from end Of the Union to the other Dr.
Hobensaek has oused The annual ouEt Of deaths
that tue medical could not understand and be
satisfied from obso walton and practice tina the die
Of the bowels not understood by the profession
that bis particular study and in out Of ten
mach ana bowels literal alive with But the
medicine used to correct tho DO Fe did not tho
hence will that the had been
drive from the system nature would then restore the
and every mother detiltated children
who suffering with arrangement the bow
els, to take H0BENSACKS Worm Syrup and Liver Pills.
1t too late long there strength in
tho to take it, there being to be
without has become SO popular With the people In
the United States that respectable stockeepe
his stock plete without It G. v. Cckener Co., No.
81 Barclay street General for the Eastern Stats
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-07

Lace and Muslin Curtains from Auction
Esty 4 Ferguson, No 2se1s Broadway and No. Resde
20 OO lace and muslin curtains
aocton sacrifice and will sell the same for
days At great twenty per cent less than
the % Go early for this IL
Also the largest stock Of window shades aud
xt in the city all which be sold cheap
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-07

Job himself might have lost his credit for
patience had be been Wei ed wib the plague Of I'll htting
shirts, clumsiiy made GREEN, No. Aston House, NOT
phry TO expofo gentleman to trial creator than
ySbr sends home misnt, and executes all orders
within the time promised.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-07

Citizens ArOusc!-Another Negro Seized In
our midst On Friday night, James johnson, inofen
awe ooIored psrson stepped into II. Beanes
u. re- No. 40 Bowssy, aud who there seized With
eenvnonr Of JOY at the immediately low pre only 81
II their spiendi ID parssok.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-07

the Great Ecuu6es--CnOSe twenty -elHnt
splendid visws Of the late eclipse Of csn be seen
day and evening ut ROOTS magngnfcent daguerrean gal
cry 1913 Broadway Stsreotypes crayons photographs
or dagIei reotI Pos on paper taksn to Perfection.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-07

Meade BrOthers' Observation-Disclosures
brandt ooorsd storeoscopic dasuerreo
types, with evory other syo known In the taken
daily The celebrity Of our paturo is world wide and gold
sal~er bronze medals Our establishment is
thoroughly organized in every department. and has lately
been fitted at cost Of several Thousand dollars Artists
and 23 Broadway four doors shove the Aston
House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-07

A RESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES TO TAKE IN
"A geDtlemen's washing or the -asps Of family Good
city reference given Apply at the Of
Twenty ninth street Seventh n the store Can
he day during the week.
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IELAND CO. arc prepared to offer the prettiest
durable etyle Of hat offered in this
city combining all the requisites necessary for summer
hA tosetbs, With large tost q other styles Of mess
tsse. by the dozen A LELAND CO., III and
l73 Pearl and "a and TAX Pine streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-07

4 YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS
a pain cook Is good washer and roner understands
doing ork properly lived four in hor last place has
smart stout boy IL old Who work we'll and
requires no pay Tut board and clothies; also man Il
wants who Ia frat rate farmer Addross c. p No. Isl
ashiDg,on street. Can be for Two days. not
car
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-07

white Always has Something Vow. He has
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thor but waite, Received, ALSO one case OF Paris
hAts, made Of cloth.
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Wide Awake Hats, Warranted without
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genuine article now ready large all quantities. aad
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