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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-24
FINANCIAL.


VERMONT CENTRAL -PRoP0s,L'
Rsrcd Company invite sealed proposals. Cor the rurehs
Of Bonds OF said company secured BY Of TIE read
william Amory Charles o. Whmore. and John Smith
The Bonds will be payable in ten years. froa
November ISL and will bear interest az the rate Of sever
per cent payable tsmiannusly stthe once Of the Trss
surer Of the compsny Payments will required In fou
instruments psyse monthlythe hrst payment 70 bsmad
the 5th day OF Dtcenbe 1851 The first install
be paid in each; the remaining nstslmsu may be made
cath, notes Of the company. The payments will b.
made settlement equal to cash the st day 81 Noyem
her, 1851 The proceeds Of the ISLES Of these Bonds 10 b.
spilled the liquidation o. the liabilities Of the company
and statement of the rrtent financial position Of th
company reference be had 70 printed report Of IN
trustees which has just been made The mOrtgsge I'd
10 secure the payment q Bonds 10 the amount Of ~ s
snd Is made en- road III miles in length which has ecs
$500 Q. The receipts Of the road for the year 1871 WI
sp7O3 a. Thereccls for the rreses. year up 70 Oesoes
Sff2 GA 70 The earnings for Sertentor ISL ver
s6l 81 The Bonds will be issued Ia suns Of SlO sac
Proposals must be returned 20 the Treasurer on o.
before the t day Of December next and mustbe sealed an
married. Proposals for the Morts,ee BoBds The propc
calls will be opened BY the Directors the "a dsv Of Dsce
her Those persons whose proposal. are accepted vii
Is, 1881. JOSIAH QUINCY, Jr.
Treasurer Vermont Central Railroad
c. WHtrMORE
j. Y. PUTNAM,
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sALEa by AUCTION.

a mons, R;.is. Brandy. so.,Tss:s.y Ney ~ a. o
rant. Az : ss5 s.s m 1i:
A uoTIoN NOTICE THOMAS BELL. AgcTIoNEER-
saS viii ii,i' .oa
ssss 'sss 'S ti'S
Al The watches sold Same time, has RING.
n r0G chsn; sS Ss Ts %'s hns
ISoss:i. tss No. 30 si.ss P:rs%stsry
flown blue common ware, Glass, &c in lots from the
n HUGH AgcrIoNIEn-xoNDAY MORNING;
~. o'clock, At l46 Greenwich avenue. all the genteel
furniture and be ,ans Of family All who attend this sale
is.. embracing furniture requisite
parlos bedrooms and Kitchen Seven good carpets tine
feather beds, &s.; rain or shine.
mo L. vANDEwATER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
and p.Iemgtory sale Of real Inds eamsls hair Cash
ir sci. at fna dfsss ss
on @ +; Il s,sS% s and %.9hGsn
h az s.s as nS shs s o. . ssy
BEEN direct from Calcutta have before
been exhibited this country the whole forming
Es.susr which Sj y,sn + p.Ts aud :Dss.
lanes L. yANpEwATER, AUTHORIZATION
s.lesiscn. i Wall street @oen.nsasiea Of ssssnss:
ials Gs Fancy Ss
Coats Bo.s Psiernes yicsornes well worthy the az
s%pTs.s .n %
s Psrs dsss superior 70 os. gods
the &
u II LUDLOW AUCTIOSEER HANDSOME HOUSE.
Tuesday NOV 2'th, At iSH o'clock. - No: Madison
tire furnu contained in said house CONSISTING in psr of
lnehss Srae.ssis several psstiass
beds bedding tapestry Brussels ana insrain
,ss H si4S which viii
Within o The stages aaa
-: Mahogany aud Walnut Furniture on Tuesday. Nov:
VIII sell al auction as above very large aud complete as
sSmPTns
@ a ss ana work
tops. Sc library and dining Fur
suite drs:siss ssIssqs Ns.SsssaSs ana csspss' mar
live geese Feather Bed variety Of an useful
Glass and white stoneware &C. Catalogues ready
BROWN H.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
q o'clock st The store NJ Geo harris No las Fulton
I entire q and S
saP;S the shove store, CONSISTING Of Sofas
Bureaus Wristbands marble tops centre sofa and side
boards; rocking and Chairs; Hastands; cottage aad
seat Chsirs &c Sale perempory Terms cash. In city
money Catalogues will be ready the day previous to SALE
Z. VAN ANTWERP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Sale ola Fashionable Hair Dressing saloon John z.
Van Antwerp will SELL Wednesday November Goth. 10
o'clock at s Broadway stairs the entire Stock Furni
and Fixtures Of GentlemAn Fashionable Hair Dress
ing Saloon by order of assignee cash The Furniture
(which b all Of rosewood consists Splendid Mirrors IS
to s. by ~ inches high cost 500 esch ditto, by r.
5000 3splepdd Beck or Upright Show Cases with drawers
and shelves complete cost S5 each Cupboard with slab
and mirrors liza Washssnd with solid marble basins
and mirrors above; Sofa y feet long in eriuson plush
Paror Chairs to match; Shaving Chairs to match. with
stools 2sngle Wsshtinds with Furniture Towel stands
Frames re The whole OF the above made by Rour
Broadway without regard to cost and has been in only
sout six months The stock comprises large assortment
of fret qusy Perfumerv Brushes Ra Knives Combs
silk Cravass, Gloves, Hosiery. susp;nders strop' SILK
Shirts SC &c Also $50 yards English Oil Cloth the
foor Catalogues ready the day before the sale.
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CLceND WILLIAMSBURG BUILDING AND SAVINGS
- Assoeiaton-The third regular meeting 81 the seoys
Association will be held at the Equestrian Institute nh
Fourth street. this Monday eyenrg eight o'clock Mem
bers requested TO be their pass books will be
ready shares will Be offered for redemption. Persons
Of joining do At this meeting the entrance
fee Of 30 cents. MASON b. COLT, Secretary,
Once 23 Pearl street, N. Y
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BOARDING AND LODGINGS.

BOARDING AND LODGINGS.
A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIPE WHO WOULD LIKE
1 pror
&C. the second floor in the neighborhood Of Eighth
required. Address A. 4. Herald once. ''''''
QoARDING.-oNE OR TWO FAMILIES. OR A FEW
- single geptep be accommodated with elegantly
s nosIn sro %sa No. ws
street. between fifth and Sixth avenues.
DoARp.-rURNlsuED AND UNFINISHED ROOMS
n Ii esa @ "f nSi:
'oeated. and has all the modern improvements.
poARD-Two GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES
or ss o T w
p.Sor and bedroom ADJOINING on the srs eoOr and large
ea full or gaT,i SsS in private family " No.
RoAED -AoESTLHsAN HAYHAyEA ROOM wILq
log. Ne. 10 Wooster street.
JEWISH BOARDING HoUsE.-Two GENTLEMEN
and their wives also three or four .5ss ssn.smsn
s SaS :. SSds'f sa. s:. s
TIE FRENCH AND SPANISH BOARDING. AND
D aSSOn nor e g. ~
addons al accommodate for the ensuing
sion, few more scholars
NEW No DEL HoTEL-TwESry:FIvE. FURNISHED
a .:e s.sS rcsS /, The MINT
J, Gas light throsshous hot air furnace s.rain;
open curing the night Inquire the oee Of the Hotel
(up stairs corner Of william and frankfort streets,
block from the Park.
A FURNIsHED ROOM IN FULTON STREET TO LET
"A to single gentleman. Address C.. Herald oree
FURNISHED FooNs-oNE SMALL ROOM AND ONE
large enc, with Ere place. handsomely furnished, in
6rt class house pleasantly situated and occupied By pr
family. may be had odera terms BY applying
l42 Chambers street.
DERsoNs WISHING PARLoRS, WITH BEDROOMS
attached, will ind the sane on the second and third
aoots ofN 7g1 Broadway, At Mrs. Cenins,
ITO SINGLE CENTLEMEN.-To LEr-IN PRI.
ysto family parlor and bedroom on the second noor
BY sliding doors with without breakfast
and t The rooms are freshly painted and papersd An
additional lmal tedrosm the same floor can be had
required References exchanged. Apply 10 Mrs. c. NJ. Ed
wards, 32J Fourth
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FINE ARTS.

Print 6fths oeiebrstsA vessel presents the only truth
hilktnets published. Introducing Jersey City, the n.
CLUB combining be,ut. spirited and accurate picture
Desgued drawn, and Published by Brown n Severin No
f2 Fulton street. aud Cor sale At the different print
stores, &c.
cARD-A NEW DAGUERREAN GALLERY FOR
IN rent PeansyivauA avenue, Washiurton c. ftted
upexrressly for the second noor with large
light. aud other modern yrSyemen Position centrs
aud the Principal hotels Immediate Possession Tvsn
Apply ~ mail or otherwise, 70 Chas H. Lane, william
TuSker. Watlinaton.
nACUERREAN GALLERY FOR SALE. WITH FIX.
~ turss ard Apparatus complete in successful rston
are 81 the beet los Atoms In the city Instructions
IN IRE art given 70 purchaser re1uired Inquire AZ Me-
S3 Crtesvieh street. Of j. J. Woodbridge, Ne Chat
ham street.
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HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS FOR sALE.-rHEY
will be sid bargain, the has further use
for he EldTeds livery stable, Grand
street, corner Of Broadway
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NJEw AND IMPORTANT INvINTIoN.-IRoN AND

IN Steel superiority OF this The old
style wooden vehees at apparent Its adapta-
ali cmes its neat and elegant appear
anee durability and chetpnsss. all qualities that
great and speedy revolution in this branch Of
mechan ism. JOSAPh HAGUE. No. Gold street,
Sole gent for the city.
Application patent rights to ths
risge, be toe
sreent obtain them without doubt this the greatest
invention Of the sge.
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CAUTION TO TUE ruBLIC-THE GREAT PoPU-
srity ofLyons MAGNETIC Powders fr The sesr.eiiOn q
Bed huge, Cockroaehes MOTIFS Ants Fleis Flies Ne and
insects plants and s other insecs has mpted ser
tain parties 70 prepare spurious articles and snsr hem
uader various demo for sale. Few Of these nai
viduss dared 70 give their mPOstens eut Tree 81 pei
son The proprietor Of ths original article hse N th ely
only the ID agents. aud the princps depot IN
a. No t Broadway, whore also msy oetnnea pulls tor
Aafe M tod.
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NEW W1NE-IUE MUCH EsrEENED CArAWBA
~ Nllc CT Ohio tud utulsY, will b found at tNr
Wne. virits q ~ u ". Whitley tu Bsoaltiy, WHO BEL
ftO tfe tft Vince "a irlncc and rutuy hat wish
t t asif urcrt, l1u0rs. Ale aut Porter Ts st4ek
- ..ttt .'r family u-t, ana sofa Ia QUANTITIES.. 70
s.... 4 aL..s.
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RESTAURANIS.

A MAN MAY HAVE NINE ELEPHANTS AND FIRE
n snphiiAtor and ret fail 10 draw refined taste 10 his
quet the ercuresn require mants o. cult
plants snnhlator hut hsdelieaeis are prepared
With such govt to draw nely the enlightened
beau monde Of this community for i'm patronage
snd gill undertake to annhate with his exceeding choice
Cyser rich and Soups. and varieties Of came abe
meet violent eonhssraons Of the appetite DIGESTION or de-
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SPORTING.

rT,o sPoRTsxIN.-TUANKsGIvI DAY-TO BE
ii shtt for. o bEe Mich Gov, DovOnshlre and Dnrhan
lrced 40 ohsnees, at dollar chance; also, 700 head
live Poultry. TO tf Thanksgiving Day November
N AZ the summit Hotel Mourt Prospect HILL Brooklyn
A.. 1. Shooting will con fence ~ VI o'clock. -.
" - CaARLEs D. GILBERT.
Guns, GUNS, euNs-rHr SUBSCRIBER HAS ON
VI hand large quantty q biass tpd iron Gun and Field
gsryisres Elements and equipments completes also
no 600 Nutket Ctrri5ees 80 C hine DO, 1900 Pistol do
th large Quantity q cold Spherical Case, Grape sne
ca ster Fttt kisl's 90 Bsts iufaBtr
rieto y.h ,sHtes sad ln.tssahs Furnishes any &c
pcrop Ordnance alc Ordnsneo Stores 81 short notice
enar stenton 70 fitting brace guus for
a. HITCHCOCK l6f gsdeu lane.
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VANIrY.-Is 1T VANITY TO BELIEVE THAT THE
Hungarsns could have been lat lsastl Hospitality
Entertained at shelleys tumptuous Restsur,n n the
Irving Tavern lie vanity 70 believe the orig nal intro
tucer OF the soup and improved Curres can
act hose articles superior other psrsonl IL
vanity TO believe that the great popularity OF sheeys
srses rom otr than his mode 81 doing
businesti IL certainly s not vanity % that Shell
LEls sthe choicest Oyster Esta Slshment Ia the world
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DURK soAP-THH MOST ECONOMICAL FOR kvERy
for which soar 10 used Any scent that s add
ed Tor mere fancy Roa deteriora,es and enables Tho
maker TO sell without utility advantage
the consumer; Try IL and For use not ornsmeat.
Manufactured BY G.. J. HOLT, 13t Jane street.
To saImsrs-A large quantity Of Ashes. for for
sale cheap.
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HORSES HORSES $1,000 H0RSEs.-DURING TRE
ast the above number of horses nave been
ruises svengs, &C. BY the app
cation of Hoyts Columbian Linimens All the principal
10 Ii is the best and
mace Sold In extra large bottles 1t Is and 80 cents eaoh
Agencies ct ls3 Broadway 1856 Chatham. 80 rultos, 472
Grand 55 Hudson streets Brooklyn, Us Fulton and ~
Atlantic streets.
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HOME STEADs.

DUY YOURSELF A H0NE-TBE SECOND MAN.
ID haitian Building Association s In full tide OF
periy. has In existence but two months aud
four hundred shares have already been subscribed for
the tgulsr meeting the price Of th,
entrance fee will be materially increased Peroas DESTROYS
Of becomns members do so BY ealing at the seeretary
oee No. Spruce street. second door, where oops Of th'
by distributed gratuously and inform alton rels
tive TO the purposes and objects Of the ASSOCIATION Will be
Afforded TO all inquirers. JOHN N. GENIN, President
j. w. wKsroN Secretary once Is sprues ST. second toor
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PUBLIC LECTURES.

r KCIURE ON HUNG sRY-CoL. JOIN L. DORRAwsE
IL will deliver lecture the Hungarian Struggle for
Freedom, at Clinton Hail. tn nor day evensg half psst
o'clock Tickets Is cents 10 De had at the Irving
House and Clinton Hall Colonel Bezenssy aud several
ef tie Hungarian officers Will be present.
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Personal.

EURoPA.-R N Rs IS REQUESTED TO WRITE TO
II bis friends IN Londop 10 connection with No l. The
address Is tefore, &C. H" Write Immediately 20
No. TO- and return home, al s WE'LL Call st the Post
Office, New Yo-k where letters are addressed 10 Re-
WANTEp--lNFoRNATI0 OF MARY CLARKE
w who le Philadelphia aboet the first Of April and is
now in New Yerk city. Any information cerning her
will he thantfuly received by her mothvr at 5 South
street. Philadelphia.
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TAMEs L. VANDEWATER, AUCrIONEER --MON-

d day, November a. at half-psst ten o'clock, the
salesroom. ~ Wall street alton OF assgness
gale Of Fl esh Furs Assingnees Salevauable sale of
ported Fancy Furs Robes Capes Cardinals Gauntets
Coats Boas Pelernes vctorne &e well worthy the at
tention of private purchasers The above line of goods
comprises Of expensive goode not ,de
for sales and warranted to be of the best
mapufaetare Parties desiring class of goods,
under market yrces requested an from purchas
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

A NEAT DRUG STORE, IN ONE OF THE PRINCIPAL
n Of Brooklyn. for sale very cheap Imme
date possession given: For particulars, inquire
TX. N. hobbs, 81 Maiden lane, N. Y.
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w 1T. TApscoTr q co. $ SOUTH STREET
w supply drafts for smount payable thrHughou
Crest Britain snd ireland. They are also sole egents
the Red star Line, the swallow Isl Line, TIE prsmAt
Line, and Line, Of Liverpool PACKETS and the Line
London packets Pastage BY any Of which shps be
etatd on reasonable terms
ID W. BYRNES n CO, NO. 50 SOUTH STREET NEW
York, and ~ waterloo Road liverpool, have for sale
Sight Drs psyrblen every town throughout trr.na Ire
and Wales also agents for the Sveou Ln
u Liverpool and LEMON packets the Red st,r, Drsmaqc
81 oecrces lines Of Liverpool packets sailing weekly
Candidates for The above neo caa be had on moderate tr
q SA ODO TO LENDo on BOND AND MORTGAGE
TCV, OOO IN sums 70 suit applicants on prQiusitt
req estss in this city or Broohlyn Apply % g. BROAD
No. n Wan street Ia the Ctosn wattr ofics tassrenA
CE0 ODn 10 LOAN on RAILROAD sTO1K.
BCVsOCO bond' ~ Wort afes; CasA atvsness m1d
liau trds Goi ard silver fud Other personal .nG
tsistsufty. trr'y To- uOLBEOORE, 40. Z Broadway
y b-Ihe sttietfs' confeerce rty be relied upln.
g300 10 $500 WANTED. no totS on soErGA9r
WOOO rn frcrCrtv worth double tie amount. ANY ItaI
on retftuau fssiur 81 .rcult can lsve h'ri eri come
forttllc rooms rtntttt in lowe ttrt re .'ri VIII
go rsr- s-tire f'.rse .E..e t..itr5, hlHt.y
p~et-As, -,.-.s SA.,s
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A UCTIoN NoTICE-GROCKRIEs. CURRANTs, LIZ.
"A MONS Raisips, Brandy Gc.-Tuesdsy, Nov ~ ~ l0s
o'clock at 81 Dey street. corner Of Greenrs lemons cur
tea salt mustard ts brandy. gin. whs
port sherry hreproof safes scales, &C. W.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

II ELLY's HALF PRICE ENcRAvINo AND PRINT.
N ing office, I Fulton street. N. Y. Wedding. visitng
Address and ut Home Cards. In the beat style Cake
BoIes Enyeopes he An engraved plate sad sy cards.
Presses, Burned Oil, Blankets. Sc.
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Eov sALK-A PAIR OF LONG TAIL BLACK HORSES,
Is hands ipehes high, sound and kind ADD fasstra-
velsrs Sold the has farther for
them. For further particulars enquire at the stable Of
ID. W. Norris, CTS Houston street
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, Sc.

NIoTICE.-A CONDEMNED HORSE. BELONGING TO
~ the United States will be sold at public auoion At
the Eorse Bazaar 81 Crosby street Monday Ath insA,
at I'm Quarter Masters Office New York. Nov ~ lS5i
NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR 81 CROSBY STREET.
IN Auction sale CT Hrses Carriages Harness Sad dies,
&c. every konday and Wednesday at 10 o'clock Persons
having property TO dispose Of viii please call and have ID
registered. JOHN ii. GArFIELD Proprietor-
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V,RIMBLE GUARD-THE SECOND ANNUAL BALL
tho Trimbie Guard will DO given At The Cry Assem-
bly, Rooms (l50 Broaaxay Monday evening" Nov. Path
Tickets be had at Resde street. from Of she
mittee. WILLIAM FOWLER Chairman.
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rI'wo FIRST CLASS ssLEsHEN WANTED, IN THE
A dfy e3cds tusinsss Arply stt9 Can'l ttreea
TJ,o HousF OWNERS and TRAprsHEN-t MAN ~
business M tour. hayiar hours, v'tles Tn
trs1g.utat be- snd outt ir counts N
F~trtNta-tes 81 tie tirhert ts tg sud alty
i,g.ftL hrriyt y nlte. Tot, p, st Btac-er street
T7u 5-oNE CUTTERS AID HtsDLE s4WYEl'-
= WaAtea-'t Ett' inVs' N.slle WttSs cn i.e p i''1
'y i0-t CH''arr art ssvye~t i.t ltg-..-st 'tr
g.. -'.s. -sL' s.-G.s ~. ~
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JENNY LIND DOLLs-A NEW AND ELEGANT AR
tiee, being exact resemblance 10 Jenny Lind. in
dressed in Jenny nds style for SALE Wholesale and
retail by GEO W. FUTILE, ut the Emporiun Of InropoAn
Fancy Coos Novelties TOYS so. No. A5 Broasrsy, A.
hand trmenae asaortment OF Dolls, Wax, lndN
Rubber Porcelain PAPER Maehs, &c. ~ extremely bw
Irees Also the finest display Of Dressed Dolls IN the Uat
"a States Also large lot Of India Rubber Doll Heads,
cheaper than they have been offered. Dolls boan,
shose. bedts.
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I ADIEs RESTAURANT CONNECTED WITH sHEL-
IL leys establishment first door this side
4 Christ Church just Of Bresdwsy Anthony street
where ladies and 70 ntiemen dine In private
loors from bill 81 fare varied and recherche than
probably elsewhere 10 be found.
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ITO SINGLE CENTLEMEN-To LEr-IN PRI.
ysto family, pnror and bedroom the second Dor,
By sliding doors, with or without breakfast
Additional FINALLY bedrosm the same floor can be had
rsqured References exchanged. Apply 10 Mrs G. NJ. Ed
wards $40 Fourth avenue
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WV. SHIRLEY AUcTIoNEER-s STOCK OF CROCK
O'clock al the store No. 9 Sixth avenue Perem2toy
cash sale Of dealers stock consisting of white granite
flown blue, common ware, Glass, DC in lots from the
sheves to suit deaalers
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CoHPosITIoN AND cEHErT ROOF PUT ON NEW.
~ cost from 10 &C. foot and warranted seven year.
1ne shin gles made tight cost NE 70 30 per eet no
used; will be insured Al the Of Tin. 10 10 open
for examination. Call sud see aud you Will Fet every
satisfaction that the work will be made tight Old new
dress JOHN DkLANY 5s Houston street, hoe
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A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIPE WHO WOULD LIKE
"A permanent board in . small private family, be
odated with parlor, bedroom pantres bathroo
&C. the second floor in the neghborhood of Eighth
aAd third Satisfactory references and
required. Address A. H., Herald once
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and psremptory sale Of real Indi. camsls hair
shawls scarfs, silver embroidered and dotted Nus
lins-The subscriber will SELL at Nblos Hall, Broadway
Wednesday 26th At IL o'clock rich and magnihcent
assortment Of camels hair and cashmere Shawls and
Eear together with elegant and choice assortment of
silver embroidered and dotted Musns. all of which
been exhibited in this country the whole forming Of
the richest sales that has taken place in this
particulars Of which viii be given future aud special ad
yertisementr. JOHN L. VANDEWATER, Auctioneer.
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VUANTED-A START ACTIVE BOY, TO RUN Or
w errands, IA 10 is years OF Apply 70 % u.
Young 81 Palmer Co.'S Express, 50 Broadway, from 10
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n g. HUGH. AUCTIONEER-MoNDAY MORNING.
~. o'clock, at lac Greenwich avenue all the genseel
furniture and be Aiding of family All who attend this sale
least embracing all the furniture
parors bedrooms and Kitchen Seven good carpets fne
feather beds, &C.; rain shine.
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EoR sALE.-APAIR OF HoasEs-PRICE THREE
y Hundred ana fifty Dolars-to be seen At stable No.
q Crest Jonee street.
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CARDS.
LOST, sc.

"a IN RrwARD-l0sT, ON THURSDAY AFTER
HUU noon Nth inst in going from New York TO the Cen
tr,vle track. Lcrs leland small diamond Breast Pm N
beIns srser than The otness IL aft from friend. and
finder will receive tie vsl1e BY leaving CREkNEs
Weshesr Branch eorner CT Twenty seventh street an
Fourth avenue.
cs REwARD.-LOsT.-TAKEN PROM CART BID,
I'D on friday ,ss email Green Boz, marked s. vito
CHALK body returnIg 20 the Of Cherry ane
Oliver 70 Mr. Tnok, will receive the above reward
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-24

rLoTus-REAL FRENCH CLOTHS HOLMES CO.,
~ I'll Broadway, have jutt received arge lot Of The
above t various elors aud black for des 0losks which
tbey ere Offering vsry cheap.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-24

DooRsi DooRsi DeoRs,-S. r. KIxBAL>- NO. -
~ Beehmsn street. has hama or MAKES 70 order the
kn Doors be found In the prees.
rom 81 70 to SIS Also sash sad Bnds for sale cheap.
Purshasers invited 70 call shsy would bug ssoed az
tiole
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-24

JACKSON FIRE ENGINE CO. No. A-THE ANNUAL
Ball Of this Com pany win take place at the Apollo
Rooms. on Tuesday evening Nov. rs Comm,.sss Of y Ar
TIM Evan Davis, Jr VIM. Doyle Alex: Van WArt Heavy
West VIM Mercer. Dan. Mckinley, q. G. c. Deanisson
Jehn Garyie John r. Scott, Simeon Ward.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-24

~ Nov Hth at one 4. NJ precisely PURGE for $50 will
be for mile heats catch weighs BY the following me
field Of horseskr. H. MAI tin ch. Souoh Mr.. W.
Madden enters CHI m Prairie Bird; Colonel Williamson
ters b Shark; Doctor Pilgrim enters br Eureka Mr..
j. D. Hoye enters b. g. Ysung Hickory; Mr A penter
enters Lady Ron ?; Mr. VIM Wshbsr enters Fiddler.
will leave the south Ferry Brooklyn at l2M-fare
each way, % eentsand return when the sport
JUHN I. SNEDIKER, Proprietor.