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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-16

Testimonials.
WIScHEsrEE, May 81, 1853. :.
We the undersigned. being solicited to give our
opinion as the character and standing OF lhe In
saraHee Company oflhe Valley Of Virginia have
no hesitation in saying thar We have the utmost
confidence IN he ability and integrity Of the
President and Directors Of that Company
# taei maj We have Insured our own properly
ih the Company is perhaps the strongest evidence
We can give as 70 our opinion Of lis merits.
j. III SHERRsEn, Cash Farmers Bank Of Va
Hon r NJ Missy u S Senator
.J4ceB-SeNssNEY Esq Merchant Winchester
Ia FinBAtL PrestFo Bank OF Valley Of Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-16

ar. wsltAn Thomson, No. Carroll Hail
ssslIimors, Maryland. = en- an,kazizs1-zz-


GEMS Of rs Professional services 10 The Gill
f4s,.i 70 Main Street one door go IN CO.,
NV III IGkf Il
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

HEREFORD co. RxPREss.-oUR NEXT REGULAR
ID California and South American will forward
by United States mail steamers Illinois and Golden Gate
April in charge Of messengers TO destination Letter
by Northern Light via Nicaragua, closes at ~ p NJ
BERFORD CO., 80 Broadway.
CALIFORNIA PAsSENGERS-IsTHMUS TICKETS
~ The subscriber poneer Of the California express bust
messy has arranged to forward and
baggage the Ishmus Of Panama Will leave New York
per North Star, April land each successive trp
and will personally attend to the despatch and comfort Of
across the lstkmus An express mail will close AZ and
70 through twenty days by the and fast steamers
North Star and Yankee Blade Office, No 51 Cortlandt
treet. J. w. GREGORY, California Express Agent.
old oswEGO LINE EXPRESSLY is NOT EXPECT.
" that the Erie Canal will be before the LIST Of
May The Welland Canal Is now open and Port Maitland
the western entrance into Lake Erie 40 miles west Of Bu
north sbore is free from ice The 0swcgo, San
duky and Cincinnati line Of propeers will commence their
trips April 9th, connecting Oswego with San
dusky, and during tho month Of April with Cleveland
Goods will be taken to Sanduky and Cleveland by Peoples
line Of steamboats, Albany and railroad TO 0swego and
propeer thence 6rst class So cents second class
81 third class Mark goods of Ttyhugh Little
john Owego andsend TO Peoples line Of steamers foot Of
+. s. LITTLEJoHN 100 Broad street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-02
CHINA AND GLASS WARE, sc.


(NLASS GLASS u GLASS II THE CHESHIRE GLASS
VI Company are prepared to orders for rough plate
of superior color and strength from inch thick,
twenty cent lover than foreign gass Cali examine
at the comTany's depot, fs2 Broadwayt
NJ. COLBCRN Agent
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SPRING GOODS.

>-~~-~~,~~~>o~~NNNNNN No~NN~NNN>~~
A TTENTION OF THE PUBLIC AND OUR FRIENDS
n and patrons solicited TO splendid stock of
emen furnishing goods for spring and summer fashions
TO which constantly adding goods Of every novel
and choice design LEWIS SEAC0RD, 61J Broad
way, stuyvcsant Institute.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-02

OCULIsTs AND AURrsTs.

DR. POWELL, OCULIST AURiST, &C., ATTENDS
IL exclusively 20 diseaset 81 the eye ear from 70
telccE daily al dO2 BsCauway, where he procured
Treatso rye aeo ARTIFICIAL eyer whCb
without opcrattr spo VII move soo loot exactly fac
The rIturAl eye.
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EXTRA PAY.

rTyTri PAUL UNITED STATES NAVY SAILORS
- narnet who served in any United States vessel in
he y, between ls4e and the widows heirs
lands Of EDWARD BISSELL, Agent and lsteJ Purssr II
g ~, No 81 wall street, basement N. B-Also, sodie,s
ioputy iapes ottaipsd 90 above,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-02
Newly Discovered Mctlicated Inhalation Tor

Diseased Lungs Dr. Curtiss Hygeana 10 producing
tire revolution in the treatment Of lung complaints Ac
daily received Of Of Of ashmas bron
shit and consumption heretofore considered hopeless
from ceTgymen and other of the high
respsstabty Sales here have reached two hun
drsd packages day although only three months since
d Grst advertised. II is the most wonderful dis
sevssy n nsdisns ever made by man y gives imme-
master Of Richmond Me-, writes usThe Hygeana doing
wonders here Ny sister has had distressing cough with
and tceh the cherry syrup but days before she was re-
eved and after months Of It, her cough 10
we'll DR. Curtiss system Of inhalation produce
entire revolution in the treatment of diseases of the
There 10 mistake, IL 10 truly wonderful dis
eovsryn Hygeana for sale at BOYD PAUL's No 40
Ccrandt street; c. H. Ring Of John street and
Breapway New York; and Ers Hayes l75 Fulton street,
and Il6 Atlantic street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-02

Hyaft's Life Balsam.-Rhcumatlsm In it's
painful forms also scroula old ulcers and the
Of diseases OF the blood debility liver
plant Kidneys, ineipen consumption, &c. most
tainly tured by this great purifier Principal depot No 5
GTAnd street. Seventy6ve cents Per bottle. ,
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nheumat,sm. scrofula. Cont. Canoe

nheumatism, scrofnla, Cont, Cancer, &C.
HYATTS life basam attested by thousand desperate
cases. which have in the Herald Sum- and other
DePes great reliable purifier Among the latest
Xho suffered By deep and ulcer under
H. Gardner before Mayor Westervet June 30 la
cured in month Of terrible that had existed
neuralgia, &C., the cases Of the Hon j. D. Fowler SS
street. M H. Rice 81 Grove street. stand forth
among the most astounding Effected They
completely crippled You who afflicted visit those
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-02

VIM. WRITER'S AUCTIONEER WILL SELL ON
Tuesday, at 10Y O'Clock at 81 Sullivan street. all the
parlor chamber and kitchen furniture consisting
suit Of rosewood parlor furniture satin brocale
elegant rosewood cottage piano and stool
glasses ornaments window curtains tables Carpets
ocloths stair carpets dressing bureaus
treesee, feather beds. &c. " -
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PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS FOR g 600 600 OF THE LOAN AUrHo
s,sa y hs City q o. the Commits
Mayor Sesns eli y Ss%oss
ss,s ce%Ps.y y loan r.
.F.dSsas NILE: from * sisy Of bali Ss.sos
.' q t s:is s.y q aRS y 10 e
ny :s:
. q IL b. and cent ps IN s1
January April July and
sss ss "a at . ass
with &. ia s ss.
ss.Ps1 t;sSs The o ads win b Or the demon
q he sns ss q ss cent q
to BE- paid within two days after such award made
twenty ss1s Ssis.: =. sr:. day J:as a:1s
August next Ten cent the value Of The amount
~ o % . is se.':..
and the right hereby reserved
:.s;is & g. yy.s sss AZ:
Sch ad To- the such bidder the amount Of tho
a ssses
ise Py .ds sss saG
j ;sS'!h 9 Ho!alS, cspFF;;s.ss;-'
/; .s.ALtI PROPOSALS WILL BE REcslg - ar rUs
nesday AprI 1854 At o'clock p. rns4u sano viii
Il. city fH'FFs ss "a g x i ngss ' SEASON.
The ice 70 be furnisasa rost BE- best qLs'y. IS
proposals must ty.e 80 Tar pound 60 20 del sered
dsrii ut.e CLr te direction % the reeper of re
ely I.s ~ i shs %s sy'iSS: s';s 's nu S
aee in casiory I, the pvoyison % tsS"6 con rcsa
ad wotk for r. Cc-nnreti3p, rEd tbg sTdi.
amep..ng tine sap Eaep PROPOSE sl0ud r. t5aled
~ endorsed az fol- sssroposais lee = aid the
etals thus sealed nd Greeted arc Il, snec
envelope scale sd d-ee, = . "A G rl.Fz Comp
" cicrn a. .. fLAeG, COMPTROLLER
iinRnee Dep=-svIt sew Yert, Nsreh "a. 49,.
40 CogTatCToRS TOR E't'AYATING RARTa|-
POP sails viii receiv d - the ONCE OF the Pnss II
pany for IL and cleaning earth "a
trap iron abe at on ofqusrt land near LITTLE "a
On u T4fsaie NCr sonof. None but ears ans
a. Is, Al oil r.st.f,
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A YOUNG MAN, WELL ACQUAINTED WITH THE
n business, wants a situation salesman general
clerk IN Wholesale grocery Store Address r., Herald Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-02

trash purportng to be DR. cordial have
been in this city with view to deceive conn
who the genuine article well as to the
putaion Of the popular medicine which has appeared
during the denouDce and expose this cruel
inposon upon the sick and suffering When 1t IS con-
atng cordial 500 to dozen month and that
the feeble the debated the infrmdecate females and
whose systems seus
resortng it in town and city In the Union
:ttuton Of considerable quantity Of the poon0us
DR. Morse perhaps be appreciated alone the
formula for the true article and by alone It be
posed 70 cheated BY impostors Or to see the public
the law all who counterfeit the medicine The genuine
d bears cork and embossed the side Of
With autograph signature said note Is
they purchase The cordial put up highly
pint bottles Price three dollars bottle two for five
dollars twelve dollars. c. II. RING proprietor,
D2 Broadway, New York Sold by druggists throughout
Ale United States, Canada, and West Indies.
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w s. MELLoR. AUCTIoNEER-ELEGANT FURNI.
ture pianofores, mirrors &c-Tuesday, April 4 At
l01s O'Clock, at 442 Broadway GRUMPY H0tGIITON 4

l01s O'Clock, at 442 Broadway GRUNDY H0UGHTON 4
MELLOR will cell above rosewood psrior suites cover
ed in brOcatee plush and hair cloth rosewood maho.
gsny marble top dressing bureaus washtands and com
modes French bedseads wardrobes etegees extension
tables hat and hall stands do chairs top centre
pier and fancy tables library and secretary Vol
chairs mattresses and toilet sets Bohemian
glassware grandole &c plendidy carved and
oak etegeres with marble tops mirror doors and backs
ladies' cabinets and writing tables gasse richly
carved rosewood and walnut stands book
large chairs covered in French brocatlc lair mat
tress with the assortment usually found in first class
Also pier oval and msntel mirrcTs Bohemian
glass and china table cutlery silver plated d.
Also four rosewood Ga and octave pis ofortes of
and finish fully warranted ar wort the after
Of those in want Of good nsruient. DDS exh
tition. Catalogues the morning ofsale
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ID c. KEMP AUCTIoNEEp HANDSOME HOUSE

w day, at l0s o'clock, at Eighth second floor,
the furniture Of small family Also Tuesday, At 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-02
MISCELLANEOUS,

MISCELLANEOUS.
A GENTLEMAN-0F ABOUT THRU YFius
n desireus Of forming scquait with ami
telligent and agreeable lady hoping scq Gintare
be the means OF forming happy att imon a'.anceL
tween them Please address j. M Brjadws ~. s Once.
NOTICE TO hoUsLxEE?-As II YOU o..
pinched for loom, purcha.. ON ham, patept
sofa beds.esf, ma ufacture@ oy W. fum,fScs, :.
GS Csc.hal ft-e,t aekno. .eegSi to be ne Let az.
They can oe converted r. IN a sofa e. bed i,
eof baf rattresc ...aohed, in 1--WE seconf fp,rt q
y atherA eds mattresses, &c, whole sie sD m
SPIRITUAL MAlIFEsTATJINs -. B.n B3 VI
- dunn r!.; re-. i've visiters at A. ,.ro~ 80 ~
Lispenrgl stree, very ate: noon Il q sni- 4 u =
and Z. ~ 20 10 o'co~t. AdT Tor Ter :,
be- the maze sad numo,-
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NII.LNERY AND DREsssIAKING.

E'AsHIONABLE SPRING MILLINERY.-MIss HIG
IL GINS, No 2k Division street, has the pleasure OF
announcing to the ladies Of New York strangers
ing the city that she will Monday Sd inst large
and beautiful assortment Of spring millinery consisting
silk Grape blonde &C. ribbon bonnets in every variety .,
which she 10 determined to dispose
terms Country milliners and merchants supplied with
pattern bonnets -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-02

ALL THE CLAIMS AGAINST Mr.. AND MRS
N Sbanghae and infant Friedrich have been amoahly ad
Lurfed they have resolved TO meet their frends a. NO
Dey street this day who will escort them TO uos EMP
yard, where they will listen by the rev Dr.
Eincumb. Subeet-George Loosing his Threat Latch.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-02

WANTRB-A FIRST RATE MECHANIC, TO WRAP
w copper wire either with silk cotton Apply 20 Mr.
A. haniart, W DIANE street, near Broadway,
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MATP1- AoyH.

= y ~
NJ - fiosb SA11- EtGT, On qoy 80 y MA
- IIs- Pr2fe,s- .swas' ,or.e 70 mery ~ don.
~ = % t,fFy adtt on Sssip - doll - u
rltA Gre IONS to liable .sc.es T. stlerx.i Viz che
aeyt ed stectort ms many the oppos..esxt sther
hearts 3y eve. - p-ar e slr yie, ats, sapti.
y.s 'antan hsI be y % age appear
anct ~ IJcitie ~ and last s1oreh not ~
rsue DIV Oh sae and ecy the detection 10 impos
tt,l" cS3ff rofessor Boz Mass. No letters
sssa ron % Post or tineis ts postage 10 raid.
NEATRIy LNIsG "A T3r re AND BEAUTIFUL LADY
". wishes q e.. matr mc1is alliance with younr
and educated gen ean Of respectable parentage
be in re Ie-e'e good cir iumstanees moral and strictly
temper Al Communications strictly confidential
dreFs c., Cfst am square Pest Office.
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Defiance SNlaman1er Safes-RObert II.
PATRICK the sole in the United States Of
he celebrated Safes and F. c. Goins impenetrAbe
the best safes and locks
bned world Depot No 1872 Pearl street, door
Ae1eM Maiden lane, formerly 90 John street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-02

ssThe Finest Cocktail ever Drank In my
ke said friendf ours the other day, made from
CHARLES London Cordial Gin No need Of Maine liquor
law yen drink that, don't ntoxcate and it's the
most delicious tonic met with For sale by all
oil respectable saloons Wholesale by the sole
porter and proprietor EDMUND G. CHARLES, No.
Pavk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-02

A NY PERSON WISHING COMPETENT SALES
IA woman either in the city country, will please ad
Gross NJ Post Once Best reference given and required
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-02

LlLEGANT RESIDENCE AT AUCTIoN.-NEw STYLE
II English basement house "a East Sixteenth street.
house Stuyyesant park opposite St. Georges
church choice and desirable location will BIO sold at
auction by COLE 4 Chiffon, ct the Exchange, 1t II
o'clock Tuesday, April 4.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-02

A GERMAN PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON GRADU-
n ate Of Of the first universities Of
been several yesrs in this country and perfectly familiar
with the English language wishes to obtain medical
in hospital otherwise information place where
experienced physician is needed Beet reference
given. Address box ], l55 Post Office.
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T.KaE TRADES, sc.

DRASs CAsTERs.-TWo COMPETENT HANDS, WHO
ID thoroughly undorstand chandelier castings, ind
Gtady employment and the best OF by applying
Prince
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-02

Window Shade MonufNcturers-IAace Cur
tains eorniees, Ac-KELTY FERGUSON the most
eHtensve window shade in the States and
they have 1T their Nos 1904 Broadway and 81
neade street. immense stock which they offering
very small advance the cost of Also
ASGe stock Of lace curtains gilt eornees damask &C. sell
at auction prices ALI kinds Of shades made to order
choice lot ofgod border shades hand for city trade
ehoar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-02

YOUNG MARRIED LADY OF AxIABLE CHARAC-
~ ter and pepossessing appearance the absence OF
her husband who has met with business in Calf
fornia desires situation confectionery
bakery respectable employ
to earn Independent living Address Mrs. c. care Of
Ere Andrews No. 20 Cottage place. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-02

NY PERSON WISHING TO RENT THEIR HOUSE
"A to lady without brance and board with her
will please address H. p Post Office Best reference given
u required
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-02

A FRENCH LADY, WHO HAS ALWAYS REBN
dedicated for the instruction Of young ladies who
has lately arrived at New York with good
daions desires to be employed in young ladies' boarding
school She can teach writings the French and Spanish
gnagos arithmetic geography history and the principal
Beekman street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-02

Sewing Machines-Using waxed thread
eutabe for heavy boot and shoe work harness making
Of the above kinds Of work are informed
70 perform their work in the perfect There
mot and Las been about the right to
these machines. ]. N. SINGER co. 323 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-02

COUPLE OF YOUNG LADIES OF BRIGHT AND
IA prepossossng wanted TO attend saloon
Inquire a Is Eighth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-02

There are two Envelope, one by Nature, the
other BY which all who them viz the skin and
Green's shrts GREEN however has this advantage
nature that his shirts show wrinkle while the skin
does after q certain age. No. j Aston House,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-02

A UCTlOk NOTlCE.-PRREMPTORY SALE or TIN
"A nessee LandsAhout 100 900 land in East Ten
netsee Morgan county belonging TO the Tennessee Coloni
Ihur.day The 10Th April 1854 a. u o'clock, the Ger
csapts Exchange, in the city Of New York, by COLE
CHIFFON, auctoneers. Full particularly in future al
yertjsement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-02

Straw GOOds.-We have now In Store and
constantly finishing Of the largest stocks
ee and straw hats and ladies' and misses bon
- ever offered in this city, comprising every variety and
1sa We beg also 70 state that every article
xse our own enabling to low prices
80 giving facilities for the constant of styles
hattefs the city and country would find II the.
advantage " call Bonnets sold only by the case.
A. LELAND 4 CO.. III Pearl street.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.

A PAYMENTS WANTED-BY FAMILY OF THREE
"A without children in Williamsburg south side South
Brooklyn the ferries. front and back FRS
second floor, and front back basement Address
c. f., box 1897 Post Office, New York. stating location
&C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-02

AomOVa.-Smlth ~ LOunsbury womb Te-
sctfgly inform their friends and the public thai they
lave changed their business location late No. 40 Pearl
street. TO No. 46 Broadway door below Grand street)
1ey are prepared TO exhibit their new sprng styles
consisting Of velvet tapestry Brussels three ply
Aa& ingram oarpengs English and American floor OIL
s0th. and all other goods pertaining to the trade
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-02

RIRTHDAY OF HENRY CLAY.-NINTH ANNUAL
ID festival Of the Clay Festival Association the Metro
potsn Hotel April u 1854 Members obtain tickets Of
W. r. Loudon, tho agent, or Of the undersigned his
Office, Of Bowery and Broome street. under the
Bowery Bank. JAS. i. BERRIEN Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-02

UCTICN SALE OF PARLOR, BEDROOM, AND
IA kitchen furnituIe.JF. DUNCAN, auetioneer, viii
sell on Wednesday, April at 10 o'clock the household
furniture contained in the house 5 Greenwich
Hamersley. Positive sale. deposite required
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-02

GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF MILNE.
goods ribbons bonnet silks artificial flowers dress
trimmings, ribbons, &c.-M. H. LICHTENSTEIN 90 Bowe-
has just received direct from the in
France and England hi: usual Importation Of the above
goods embracing everything novel and
preaching season Also superior assortment Of ribbons
adapted to the late fashion Of trimming ladies dresses
mantlae, h0uncing, bows, &C. The assortment in the
Wholesale wsreroom adjoining the retail store
in this city for variety and cheapness.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-02

A UCTION SALE OF HOUSES AND LOTS IN JERSEY
n City,-DAVID SCOTT, Auctioneer, will sell Mon
DAY April att o'clock r NJ on the premises the house
joining house three brick basement
tanning II Of the desirable residences
Jersey City Also the house and lot in Canal street. three
story Frame containing rooms Each Of the above
within five minutes walk Of the ferry Sale positive Terms
easy Possession the first day CT May.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-02

A UCTION SALE OF PATENT RIGHTs.-wILL BE
"A sold April g. at II o'clock M at the Merchants Ex
change the exclusive right of Edrdges Patent Corn
Shelter, for the following named States, vz-New York,
all Of the Eastern and of the Western and Southern
States This shelter may in operation up the
day sale at 81 Nassau street second story, No
place without $40 acres of the most valuable land
in Hays county Texas twenty miles west OF the cap
val. For knowledge Of its value call on SAMUEL OS
GOOD, Auctoneer No. 81 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-02

MASONIC NOTICE-THE MEMBERS OF NATIONAL
1 Lodge co., Of Free and Accepted Masons request
ed 70 meet A. the oags room corner OF broadway and
precisely TO pay the last tribute Of respect 70 late
the fraternity are invited to attend. By order.
B. REED, Secretary F. SHARLLEAU, w. N.
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COPAKTNERsHP NO1TCMs.


d. mn WANTED, PARTNER IN A WHOLE
pC.OOUs sale and retail business In successful oper
alton for three years past short distance from this city
view. Inquire Of DOUGLASS / CO., II Beaver street.
"A and without membranes, the point Of going to
California to give with company Of young ladies'
singers should like to take partner with Eve six
sand dollars Address Prima Donna, Herald ofRce, with
real name and address, otherwise answer.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES UNDERSIGNED HAS THIS
" day taken into pa rtnershp Mr. j. ID. c. Lunau
necon with whom the wine and liquor business
carried under his will DO Of
T. A. Schmidt Gunan Store and ONCE has removed
from LOG Water street to 100 William street.
New York, April ], 1854. j. A. SCHMIDT
nISSOLUTION-THE co PARTNERSHIP HERETO
IL fore existing under the firm Of Brown Olnstead Co.
WILLIAM Z. BROWN.
HIRAM CLMSTEAD.
Westchcster, March 81, 1854 JOHN Ii. FROST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-02

To the Ladles.-Thc Old Established Lace
and embroidery store Of JOHN MADDEN, 557 Broadway,
rebuilt renodelled the LIST Of June, 1854 The
immense etock has TO DO sold to realize the cash. The
Goods mnst be cold at any price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-02

(SL0THING SALESMAN WANTED-ONE WHO is
~ experienced in city retail trade, capable &C. and
willing devote his time and energies to business
may obtain permanent situation At G. Payntars PIT
and pantaloon hands wanted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-02

A Great Chance for Sowing Women.-T0
shoe and gater filters shirmakers and sewing
women generally All who capable Of procuring
coed work and who wish to obtain the advantages Of the
best sewing machine In and to for the by the
profits Of machine make an BY which,
retaining for their support the full amount Of their
earnings they in short time, become the Of
sewing machine Application may be made to the clerk in
the Office Of j. H. SINGER Il CO., No. 1923 Broadway.
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proved that Dr. NeClntocks Pectoral Syrup this
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tickling throat Of tghtnsss in the throat and
essoss voice. hectic fever night swsas and all other
symptoms Of disease of the pulmonary
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