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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-03

yyrINFs, BRANDIRs, CORDIALs sYRUPs, 80, &C
w twenty per cent below any house IN New York
Muir's Fakirk Milers and Tenants Scotch ale, Byas
ale London porter schicdsm elm tc for sale by
VIM II. UNDERHILL, 43o Eroone street.
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THE FIREMEN.


NEW YORK, MAY l, 1S54.-FULT0N FIRE ENGINE
~ Company No. ALTO the Public.-It having been
deood by this that several
ing themselves members Of this company arc going
fire. hereby caution fellow citizens TO be their
guard against them they not authorized by this
pany fellow citizens feel disposed to contr
butte the benefit Of the families Of
brethren the will DO most happy receive
donation which may be given.
JAS. LEONARD, Foreman, 20 Grecnw ich street.
M. BRENNAN Ire asurer Capt Sixth district police
JAS L. PERroo, Secretary 1871 Greenwich street.
THE TREASURER OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT
gratefully Acknowledges tho receipt Of Two Hundred
and Fifty Dollars donation from Broadway Bsst by the
hand Of Everett, Esq Cashier to be divided di
rected in the following communication
JOHN 8. GILES, Treasurer.
BROADWAY BANK New York, April %, 1854
JOHN CUES Esq, Treasurer Of the Fire Department.
Fund My Dear SrThe Board Of Directors OF this bank
deeply sympathzns With the injured fremen and with the
families Of those whose lives sacrificed at the
calaitous in Broadway have directed transmit
70 the enclosed sum s2 to be equally divided for the
ment and for the relief Of those injured for the families
OF those whose lives lost that
Very respectfully. your obdt servant
J. L. EVERETT, Cashier.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-03

CARDEN FLOwERs.-W. s. McILvAIN WILL SELL
Vt auction this day at the sesdstore. John street,
~ O'clock general assortment Of garden plants
prsng hardy perpetual moss, bourbon, tea and climbing
Yosss with and without pots versenas and dahas In
krsAt variety monthly towering bulbs &c.
stock embraces upwards Of Atty thousand plants Gentle
purchasing largely ~ private sale will be literally
Aaa with
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DANCING ACADEnuEs.

pRooEEs DANCING ACADEMY, NO s51. BRO0NE
ID street between broadway and Bowsry.-schoo will
open the whole The closing sorecs for tho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-03

A UCTION NOTICE.-McCAFFRAY& WALTERS, AUC-
IA toneers Of Catherine and Henry streets would
inform their friends and the public generally that they
at the above location for the reception of goods
and confident by strict attention to liberal
cash and returns Of giving the
most satisfaction to those who feel disposed to
Them with their patronage Out door sales Of descrp
tion of goods solicited and attended to with puncuaty
and despatch.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-03

HOUSE SALE OF ELEGANT FURNITURE, PIANO
sold this day, "wednesday Nay at le o'clock without
the contents the four story house No III Forty
wood suite in crimson and French satin brocatele
suite do in blue and brocatee fine rosewood
in perfect order and fully warranted rosewood
stands and eteeres finely carved rosewood marble
side and tables rich tapestry Brussels
and ingram capsts Brussels and Venetian stair carpets
lace and brocatee curtains rich and mantel orna
ments great variety Of fine silver plated comprising
elegant coffee salvers pitchers mugs candlestek
nsh and PIE knives butter knives napkins rings &c rich
pearl nlad work tables fine paintings and engrsvngs in
handsome frames; rosewood and mahogany French bed
stead best curled horse hair and
hosany dressing with to match gilt CHI
toilet SETS sprngAnd seat chairs and roct
wood and mahogany sofas and lounges oval MIR
sion dining table, ivory and cutlery glassware
and kitchen furniture &c Broadway pass
the door. &. w. HOLMES, Austioneer.
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UPHOLSTERY GOODS AT GREAT sACRIFIcR-THE
u subscribers Offer immense stock OF lace and
mnsn curtains window shades and cornicos tases with
every srtice in the upholstery line ~ per lower
than any other house IN the city. A. NJ. r. DAVIES,
Ipbolsterers, 1876 Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-03

UCTbON NoTICE-THOS. BELL, AUCTIONEER--
IA BY Thomas Bell H. N Bush, Anctioneers, Thursday
at twelve o'clock will be sold genteel furniture &c 3
Walker street. Broadway, already advertised, in
GLIDING valuable rosewood piano forte BY first maker
in the upper Of said premises be
moved same day. Other sales time.
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u H. LUDLOW, AUCTIONERR.-lOO TONS COP
~. Per At auction Ludio will sell at auction,
On Wednesday May AT II O'clock at the Merchants Elk
change tons Of Is per cent copper for
1hs North Carolina Copper Company.
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ToHN L. vANDEwATER, AUCTIONEER-THURs-
81 dAy May 4h at 10 O'clock 1T No 30 Pine and 80 Cedar
srset sarse and general assortment Of and second
Ct ocoshs. mirrors, ohcs furniture, mattresses,
kitchen utensils &C. Also rosewood upright cottage
pianofortc.
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DVRRnsEKBEn sEEEWBD EVERY DAY.


c. FUTILE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT MAKERS
IA stock nj Auction-A c. futile will sell Thursday,
9Th mat at hApast ter o'clock the premises No 252
6swe the balance Of the elegant stock OF rosewood
bogany snd black furniture Of Mr. John zerfAss who
is consisting class parior suits
In brocates, plush, mAhsyaey parlor dining room
hall and bedrosm furniture The whole being Of srt oas
his super vision and will be
sold without regard to for cash. Catalogues this
msrning of sale. F#ttss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-03

DETER PARKS, ACCOMMODATIONS HOUSE
and lot In the Fourth wardPartiton sale by order Of
the Supreme Court On Thursday, May At ~ O'Clock
the MERCHANTS Exchange will be sold the brick house ana
lot ON the corner Of Madison and oliver streets
Sale peremrtory Full particulars be had q the auc
tioneer, at the 40 Nassau street Of r. a.
GAINES, Attorney same building. socond aoor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-03

II DIx0Ns cABTNAr FURNITURE MANUFAcToRl
Os and waieroons 800 nresdway, opposite Eleventh
Areet, next store above Grace Church,. D. would
specifically invite the attention Of his old customers
purchasers generally 70 examine his large
cabinet furniture, In different kinds Of wood OF his
manufacture made seasond wood and Of the best
teral al throughout and the largcet
found In the upper part Of the city. Call Soc.
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N =
"a ry executors sale Of 200 desirable lots cores very
water rights OF tbs hledoer estate situated
ith 10th 10TH ll7th llSth 18th l20th aud
Esd Streets avenue and First and Second Har
tsn-A Nicolsy will sell Wednesday, May TO- at IL
O'Clock ct the Merchants Exchange by order OF Charles
Thomson And CQrpelia Graham, sxeeutors OF Dr. John u
deceased without reservation, to cloe the
estate oo valuable lots and situated on lash
15th 10th l7th llSth 18TH 10th l2lst lid aud ll3d
streets Avenue and First and Second avenues, Harem
somprisn valuable water 'front.' also water right Of ABOUT
$50 feet the Harlem river opposite wards Island ya
nable in contemplation in the
oiny Of this property The Second railroad Is rs
progressing towards The road graded
ration the 18th July next thereby In
Of these lots from 100 co 200 per cent
This offers the investment OF CAPT
sa in purchase The sale will peremp
Ane upoa the day Of sale 20 cent the
sh June when full wsrrantee deeds will "a delivered
balance 10 cent remain bond and mort
three years cent The title OF the proper
" Il indispuabe and will be conveyed free of all incum
kranees Lithographc and n particulars be OBJ
tAned Of Charles Thomson ESD No. Court street,
Brooklyn of Albert H. Nicoay auctoncer No. Broad
CHARLES H. THOMSON. 1p...u.
CORNELIA GRAHAM, A''uo@
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d G KEMP AucTIoNFER-LARGE AND POSITIVE

II G. KEMP, ACCOMMODATIONS AND POSITIVE
HI sale OF furniture panofortes carpets &c on Thurs
day and Friday At o'clock each day ~ srlesroom -
Nassau street. two doors from Fulton r. T. Kemp viii
sell a. auction Thursday and Friday very large ard
hnndsoe assortment q second hand furniture comprising
a e usual nent Of parlor dining chamber
and Kitchen furniture which will he found well WORTH %
the attention Of the trade ard housekeepers Psnortes
NJ Twelve O'Clock also several and
quarters AND seven octave raortcs Of excellent tone
OF sale
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TONES IN THE FIELD AND THE CITY-TRIUM.
phantly carrying his Great Enterprise Exhibtioss
PANTosC SCOPE OF CALIFORNIA
NEBRASKA, AND SALT LAKE,
THE GRANnEsT MIRROR OF THE AGE,
Every afternoon at O'clock and evening" So'clock 1T
APOLLO ROOMS, 4l0 BROADWAY.
Single admission % cents i've admissions only dollar.
See the Times Sun and the Union gene
rally, and small bills.
Letters for tickets should he addressed TO J. WESLEY
JONES, Apollo Rooms, 4l0 Broadway, NY.
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TT .. NAIL LINZ FOR CALIFORNIA, VIA AsPIN
~
~
Ssm Warren sa s'issy
cling ..s.m:hp ILLINOIS, CAP. r IsIs's.ia u s.
Company steamer GOLDEN GATE The extension Of shee
sn: s III nsas. III ;:.:
shsf health and comfort to select this route Mr. Hnklsy
footed his for the transit of passengers and
sadss ss to Be
o. q ~ We" rs
passed and particular attention is paid TO the cleanliness
the
NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE
via Nssrssa:mThs Asee.sory Trans. Company q
5 .1s 81
nys1 al O'clock 7: n PRESLEY Tor Ps:ns. xtsn. On
ship cores Soo TONS Ssrshsn ever the NiosEasua Tran
t having but twelve miles Of land tr.sspOrtAOn
S ventilation and aesommoaations FOR further infcT
Agent, No 8 Bowling green
L'ARE neutrality-suspicious. ZINE FOR CALL
q o sTAK 200 sn .
leave for A:pinv.ll or Frid.y May S.h at o'clock NJ
w For A tickets pspps only . JAS snS
y these ship. shrossS in February IN .vsnsyswo
NEW rOkk AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP COMPA.
ping at Havana Semi monthly line. - The steamship
BLACK WARRIOR, Captain James D Bullock, will sail
for the above ports or fs.sa.X .s Sslesf pre-
psa r for
mn psHRIT SsisTs .vng T SS s
Sroadw.y:., T. B-The CxHSwBA, R. W sSaf.idt' com
mander will succeed the Black Warrior and sail Nay Is
dor sAvANNAH.-FARE REDUGED.-THB NEW
and splendid sidewheel steamship KEYSTONE STATE,
Capt Hardie carrying the United States mail will leave
TIE sssv: IN spesS
and strength and for the comfort and
convenience Of passengers this ship unsurpassed Fare
Of Georgia leaves As above The following wednssdsy
Agents In New York. SCRANTON TALLMAN, 10 old
clip whore plans Of cabin may be and sAtsrooms
cured till O'Clock p. N. Tuesday.
TOR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA.-UNITED STATES
Geo. r. schenok, will leave on Wednesday, May s. At
rom s% AK SsI l. Tvs B1osay.S
Through tickets from New York to Jacksonville $sf
UIoR CHARLESTON AND FLoRIDA.-sEMI- WEEKLY
Unitsd States Nail Lne-Tho favorte and fast goins
pier No. North river on Wednesday, Nay At o'clock
precisely For freight apply ON board whore all bills
fladipg Will be sgnsd end fe6 p.ssase ,t the oes Of
tickets to Florida follows-Ts jacksonville $3; 10
PilatkA, $50.
nor VIRGINIA, CAROLINA GEORGIA, 6c-THE
II United States mail steamship ROANOKE, Captain
skinner will leave pier Is North river Wednesday May
nlond. Time TO Norfolk about tventyfour hours. Pas
arriving there take the Seabcard and Roanoke
and Wilmington and Manchester railroads to Augusta,
Petersburg and Richmond $o stserase half price, Foe
LUDLAM PLEAsANTs 81 Broadway.
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A UCTION N0TICE--ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FUR
"A niture.Z- NEWELL co. will sell Wsdnesi day
MayB at IO o'clock, at the suction room, ~ Nassau
street. by virtue Of mortgage, complete sus Of
enameled and painted cottage furniture beddn
Also an extonsve assortment furniture
gate and medium qualities left from previous sales
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PERSONAL.

IF THE PERSONS WHO ON WEDNESDAY, THE
10th day Of April last, from Newtown L. l.. in
the stage to Williamsburg and assisted Sin getting
their trunk the ferry will send their address r.
G. box No 50 Post Office; New York information win
be given TO where the trunk left The
ing been called for it is thought the party may
gotten the place where IL left
NOTICR.-IF THE GENTLEMAN WHO CALLED AT
~ the St. Nicholas stables the morning Of May
cerDng team Of horses and LETT his address, which
been nsIad. will call again this day, early
nient, he can be probably suited. CHEAvER MASON
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L,URNITURE.-A SMALL LOT OF GENTEEL FURNI-
ture and household articles nearly for sale at
bargain for cash Apply At the once Of the New York Foun
dry and Iron Railing Co., 81 Duane street. Broadway
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TOsEPH HEGEMAN AUCTIoNEKR. THURSDAY,
81 ~ O'CLOCK r. NJ, AZ No ~ Butler street,
tween Court Smith streets Brookyn parlor
and Kitchen furniture "
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zrICHAEL HENRY, AUCTIONEER.-wM. 8. INGRA-
M ham viii sell ~ 10 North william street. Thursday
a lo o'clock large lot Of second hand furniture viz
mahosspy chairs sofas marble top bureaus wAshstand
Aso marble top cottage suits Br.sseis and ingrain
furniture contained the large four story house No
Brosdwsy consisting Of tapestry and ingram carpets
and ornaments bookcases marble top pier tables
centre do marble top cottage suits twenty excellent
feather bcds hair mattresses double rnd single rosewood
and looking with general assortment Of crockery
ing saturday At o'clock ut the suction rooms
lot Of furniture, sold 70 advances tuesday
Sheriff sale Of groceries. Particulars hereafter,
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0RIGlNAL PAlN1INGs-A sPLENDrD OIL PAINT
" ing, The Deluge suhfdins OF the waters orim
nal " Ibomas Cole Also, bean ul OIL paintlnK
tain scenery with Autumn Foiaee. original by r. Cig
noux, The above painting for sale The alas
tots Of CRIPPfN KRtPS, $40 BrondvAy.
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81. W., . sanM
::s s.:sss:y a.. s.r s:.ss ': :ss
sS fns fo 2, having
a.s. Tpwxsp cSIIfs Il 'sss.s :H s.s
= Vi. :: ssr' &. ..
PoYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP ASIA FOR LIVERPOOL
Europe saS % sss P Pss
II Win 81. Il on or ssHS M
steamer UNION 800 tons barthon, with double side
Bavre touching seubampton to iand The ma and pss
ssnssrs on Saturday. May at Il o'clock from pier No
Price q Passage, FRET Class 81.
Lsss, no. wanted aSrin. the sen, %
.ppy NoRTiHER LSiSdsfoN Agent fSs s 81
TUE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAM
ship Company sos s1sns ssr i'v0r' steamships
s city 81 nisssSw Saturday y I!
City Of Philadelphia. About June Il, 1854
city saloon 81 sSs ss N
Limited ssasss nina pss.sassrs . vii $. ssi.a
sfssss friends s~ ssss .ssg ss
sss s1HGEG sH Il S~ Agent 81
FOR MELBopRNE, AUsTRALIA;mIMpoRTANT TO
berth pier Is East river has large proportion Of her
cargo sready board and win have quick dispatch The
nightingale Is not only the shArpest ship port also
as strong ship - can DO built rates Al t all the oees
and carrie.
that can insrs freight Has room for elk second
bin and few nrst cabin passengers For freight
apply on board, having elegant Recommendations eric
\. W. CAMERON, Il6 W all street.
A UsTRALIA:-fIoNEER LINE.-rHE CLIPPER
"A ship NIGHTINGALE, with the United States mails
for Melbourne will positively sail the 10Th May Ship
Psrs are particularly requested TO have their goods all
board and cleared 1T the house the yth May
R.W. CAMHRON. 1l6 Wall street.
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T. VAN ANTWERP, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
q hold furniture account Of former purchaser
Van Antwerp Son VIII sell this day, st ZIG Pearl
easy chairs carpets divass holsters pillows quilts, mat
tss grandole So ALSO, large pier glass, with
Die slab and brackets nais table, set china, one
etegere kc.,
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Broome street.
NrEw PAPER HANGIHGs THOMAS JoNEa sm
IN Grand SuFolh New York manufNoturcs
and importer Of paper hAngpes constantly receiving an
the varieties Of wall papers from
most eminent Europe with tho bost styles
woe and freseo styles Of panng for private
hotels pu Bile buildings banking houses osHces Ac
prices that w defy competition boss paper han gers
sre employed All work warranted.
PEPLATIEG.-OLD WARE RELATED BQUAL TO
baskots trays brass stair rods All
orders 70 the Silver Plating Factory 2 Centre street
Grand street.
CHOW cAsEs-HorFMAN A fEeEsus SHOW CASE
~ wareroom, oI Bowery, near walker street Cases
made in every styesilyer ps,cd and brass rosewood
hosany, 6e' ~ Bold cases taken in exchange.
CHIRTs OF THE BEST QUALITY CAN ALWAYS he
- had ~ M'Lnughlins ready made made to measure
Likewise every article In mems furnishing goodscrava
stocks gloves hosiery under garments suited all
His store 10 on the northwest corner of
and Greenwich streets.
Chloe Observation-Disclosures OF SHOE pEGs
~ requested 10 send their address and lowe
l. r., box 3l0l Post Once. large order will DO given.
THF EAGLE SLATE CoyPANY OF CAsTLETON
ties o. purple and green slate of quality the
Welsh, Orders vii DO executed with punctuay and des
patch and slate Forwarded 70 part az the states
Ibs slate INST introduced into the market and has given
those who have nsen H. and 70 them the
Information ~ Y It's uuatyJo Brode on Washington
gtree, Edward gromsln GIG ashington street;
Ipothsrs ~ broome street, New ork AedtessD IN
pot Of the company 300 West Tbrt zenith New York
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE--THE CLIPPEI
"A ship NIGHTINGALE, with the United States mailS
for Melbourne will positively sail the 10Th May ship
Pers arc particularly requested have their goods all
board and cleared 1t the house the 9Th May
R.W. CAHHRON. 1l6 Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-03

THE ADDRESSES OF REV. DR.. THOMPSON, REV.
DR. Hawkes. Rev M Chaplin and other eminent tie
the value OF DR. Abbots Egyptian collection
its to biblical study postponed from Friday
evening last account of the will
this evening Wednesday May 1857 the Stuyvessnt In
situte at ~ O'Clock The public and especially ladies'
thrown open to the audience.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-03

T1HE EGYPTIAN MUSEUM-A PUBLIC MEETING
will be held at the Stuyvesant Insti $50 Broadway
this wednesday, evening, May ats o'clock, when
dress on the Of securing Dr. Abbots collection
ntquties for this country with special refer
to its illustration of Biblical history will be delivered
by the Rev j. p Thompson and remarks the subject by
essors teachers and subscribers to the fund and all
srous Of aiding the proposed object invited attend
Seats reserved Tor the ladies.
j. W. FRANCIS, President.
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A FINE GREEN TURTLE WILL BE SERVED IN
n and steaks az the STAR No. u Lspenard street.
this day "wednesday and during the week
HENRY 4. RIELL.
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VETERANS OF 1912 WILL ASSEMBLE AT HEAD.
quar- "a Lispensrd street. in full uniform Thurs
day morning the 4th inst at o'clock 70 proceed with the
n. Il Regular meeting Friday evening. BY order
A. W. JONES Major Commanding.
A. DALEY, Jr., Adjutant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-03

NLARK'S PATENT FIGURING MILI-NOw ON EX-
~ bibon at the Harlem Railroad depot g. Is tho
best Touring mill in the world and the patent
n
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TINION MISSIONARY MEETING-REv DIR. DUFF
~ The Union Missionary Meeting intimated in a circular
which has appeared in most Of Tho religious and secular
will be held the evening Friday half
past o'clock, in tho Tabernacle. The Dr. Duff will
address the meeting Tickets OF admission be had
the following places Bible Society House. Aston place.
Mission House % Centre street, American and Foreign
Church Union Rooms, Sunday School Union. Amaroaa
Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions Repository
the Dutch Church. in Fulton street; Methodist Book Con-
Mulberry at the bookstores Stanford
Swords Broadwsy r. Carter 4 Brothers, broadway; L.
doors the Tabernacle will be thrown open those who
may not have secured ten minutes after the exercises
have commenced.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-03

ENRANKLIN MUSEUM, NO. IS BOwERv, OPPOSITE
the Bowery theatrs-Ths above estsblishmont 70.
moved to the above premises and will give
names every day commencing at three in the
and at eight IN the evening introducing great variety
original entertainmsnt Classic statusry by troupe
OF male and female atstes selected ancient aud mod
ern history AdmisonSents in pri vate box so
ehestra, Th cents; boxes Is cents gallery, 2 cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-03

r YON,S CRYSTAL PALACE MEDAL.
IL ENGLAND gave him honor
Belgium was the donor
OF a prize Of merit toe;
But our own great exposition
Capped the climax Of amb ton
With medal. lis his due.
For whenever bugs or reaches
His magnetic dnst approaches,
Down they go-
While TO rata and mics vie yermia
His pills are like firm IN
OF death from his depot
LYONS magnetic powder for the destruction
has received the medals Of three Worlds Fail
that OF the American Institute. IL Ia poisonieas
lie. Central depot s24 Broadway, and 80 Dock
ndelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-03

IrNAMILLED COTTAGE IURNITURE=nArHEwsA
~ STACY yl and SIG Broadway, received drst class 3D.
from Crystal Palace asd American Institute for the
best salts Of essmesd chamber furnturs and invite
public b, examine their extensive stock Salts with ~
astrssses straw paassss pillows and bostsrs FROM ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-03

UNFINISHED HOUSE IN THE COUNTRY
Il to hirs-A good well furnished house. within hfteel
miles Of the city by steamboat must be in sight
the water well furnished Address b. box 30 Pos
Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-03

CisMoNDs. 4 NoFL. MIILINERs AND DRESS
6q3 Broadway, three DOORS from Fourts
sreet they have read worry chsics
Of Partisan millinery 20 which they iasite their nuseovs
riends fani patrons attention,
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WAyTED-A GOOD JOURNEYMAN BARBER, A
PIERRON 4 sEyEsTRE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-03

MANUFACTORY or GILT MoUnDINGs -REoUILE.
1l WElER HERMANN, ~ broadway, entrance in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-03

COTTAGE WANTED. EITHER IN BROOKLYN OR
" Hobokan the ferry-a small neat cottage
located would like to hire the same the
rs floor OF house in the city, 10 be about
$3.50 paid quarterly in advance Address Seymour Broad
way Post once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-03

ITO GLASS NANUFACTURERS.-A RESPECTABLE
wishes TO undertake the of the gliding
and painting department He prepare the gold for d
ing and also mix Ill colors and ensmes suitable for either
hard soft glass He also the firing of klns
&e and is good stainer Specimens OF workmanship and
references Address lS9 private box Post OF
tee Birmip CHAM England apply to John Gill; 90 East
Twenty y. six tn street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-03
MISCELLANEOUS.


A TTENTION l-PRoFESS0R MADISON WILL SEND
n to address, on receipt Of dollar post paid
and inalbe love test He will also enclose vaua
BILE receipts of which the freckes
is worth dollar Address Professor Madison Broadway
Post Once, New York