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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-26

WILLIAM IRVING & CO., AUCTIoNEERs, WILL
" sell At suction, on Tuesday, December. III At 10Y
o'oooh at the sales room No Pine street. large
ment Of clothing consisting Of ashonabe cus.oHR made
coats brown DO peter sham DO with and velvet
collars mixed brown oyercats d.sb mshair beaver d.
&C. 10; also, opera coaks double overcoas brown
beaver overeoate black dress coats frock Sale
peremptory, to close partnership.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-26
Markets..

CHARInroN, Dec. 25, 1858.
Cotton-Ths sales yetterday were 700 bales At 9c.
lokc Market steady, and prices unchanged.
PROVIDENCE, Dec. rs, 1883
Cotton u steady, and prices nrm Wool h steady and
fully mp TO this range Of last weeks prices Sass Of the
week. &C. 400 bs Printing cloths ARE quist and prices
ere unchanged. Sales Of The week, 30 40 pieces.
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nlKLEY WRIGHT WILL SELL ON TUESD AY,
~ Doc r. lS53 At O'Clock at the saesroom, 33 Fulton
street. Brooklyn. Adeph street.-The desira BILE
and attic frame house q fse filed into the peak with
style ind In perieet orde. Lot 2xO0 feet Pleasantly ssu
ated the east side Adeph street AIS feet south Of Park
the Myrtle avenue ns Of om abuses and the reute
operation early in The spring $1,000 remain bond
and mortgage At the samo time and place Schsrmehorn
thr 'een rooms besides pantries and sossts marble
4es Krats sliding doors iron balcony in front o No. l7
Sehermerhorn strees house feet 3nches by 81 feet
81 fee inches by loo feet inohes peasa anty situated 96
feet inches east of Bond street the north side Of
erhorn street. in pleasant part of city between
two stage routes Fulton South and Montague ferries
only five minutes walk frsm South Montague ferries
1900 remain on bond and mortgage.
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We have noticed the embarkation, in the steamer
Atlantic, en- Saturday, of our Ministers to France
and Russia-Mesms Mason and Seymour. We now
give list of the names Of persons who have repre-
sented the United States at those Courts since the
organization of the federal government, in 1889.
Our diplomatic relations with France have at diff
erent times in our history assumed the most serious
importance, various occasions threatening ac.Ca
war with the nation to VIII ,se friendship and alliance
we owed SO deep debt of gratitude during the war
for Independence. Happily, the difficulties which
arose between the United States and the successive
governments Of France under the republic and the
consulate and empire Of Napoleon have been
settled by negotiations and treaties from time to
time, final satisfaction for the spoliations on our
commerce under the empire having been awarded
during the reign Of Louis Philippe.
MINISTER'S TO FRANCE.
appointed
william Short Of Virginia. Charre d'Afaires April 1890
Gonverneur Norris Of New York, Minister
1,msI Ros,oa a y;ro,n. do i7sa i7S
Charles Cotisworth Pinckrey, Of South Caro-
lima, 1895
and john Marshall, ,iaty aud ssveraDy,
Envoys Extraordinary anc Ministers Pleni-
DIVER Ellsworth, Patrick Henry and william
Vans Murray, ENJOYS, &c. (willam r. Dave,
OF North Carolina was appointed in place
of Patrick Henry declined Dec., 17ss).. FEB, 1909
James A. Ba, ard, of Delaware, appointed
Minister by John Adams but declined. :. FEB, 1901
Robert R. Livingston o, New York. Oct, 1901
james Nor roe OF Virginia, Minister, &c., to
act with Mr. Livingston 10 the purchase Of
Louisiana jan, 1908
John Armstrong OF New York, Minister Plen
potentiary. ...................Juns, 1904
Joel Barlow, Of Connecticut. Feb, 1911
William H Crawford, Of Georgia, In place Of
Joel Barlow, Who died At WILMA in Poland April 1918
Albert Gallatn, Of Pennsylvahia a...... Feb, 1916
James Brown of Louisiana na..............Dec Dec. 1873
William G. Rives, Of Virginia ............F Feb, 1880
Edward Livingston, OF Louisiana 1888
Lewis Caas of N chigsn. 1885
william r. King OF Alabama. 1874
Richard Rush, OF Pennsylvania. 1847
William G Rives, Of Virginia ..1849
John Y. Mason, Of do 1853
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-26
Marine Disasters and Loss OF Life.

NFFEVIb OF FhIUAf NIUHTb UALE.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. IS, 1853
The steamer st. Nicholas which arrived to. day from
the Breakwater, reports that an unknown schooner
bound in was driven ashore Friday night on the
shoal inside Of Cape May. AL hands perlshei.
The bark II. Bradley, from New Orleans, bound to
this port driven ashore the same night on Bran
dywine Shoal, and bilged.
The brig Patrick Henry, from Gonaves for this port
on the same night dragged her anchors at the Break
water, and driven ashore after cutting away her
mast8
The bark Matagorda, from New York for Petersburg
(va,) lumber loaded WAS also driven ashore on the
beach near Cape Henlopen where she lies full Of water
1t thought shs can be hauled of after sing her
deck load,
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yAnpEWArER, AuoTIoNEER, WILL sEL,

r L.. vAkDEwATER, ,AUcTIoNEER, WILL SELL
81 Tuesday Dec M at l0 ccieok at Nos IL rs and rs
East Twenty street. between Fourth and Lexington
abe frnture and materials Of
retrny bust
consisting of bnihed and unfinished furniture tools
aterals for turing running and solid stuff &o
70 which tho attention Of the trade is invited Also large
assortment Of rosewood mahogany black walnut and oak
oulda, also. black walnut rosewood and oak frames for
inrtors also all the lathes drilling machines,
belts circle and upright AL to be sold without
4 olose he ooncern
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THE TRADES. sc.

GHIPJ0INERs' UNION AN ADJOURNED MEETING
~ Of this Union will be held ~ Keens Of
and Elizabeth streets, on Wednesday evening Dec 2 At
ociook. j. FOULDS Rec se.
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Latest from Key West.
VARIOUS MARINE DISASTERS. ETC

KEY WEST Dec ~, 1858.
The brig Eliza Ann from Trinidad for New York, and
the brig Rufus Soule, from Wilmington for New Orleans
have finished their repairs and sailed for their dest
nations.
The schooner John Roafe from New Orlea for Tam
pco lately arrived here with sails split and leaking and
is undergoing repairs.
The brig Lii den, from Philadelphia for New Orleans
with cargo of COAL dry goods 60 arrived here the
20th leaking and to have sailed again the 23d.
The ship Ambassador, of New York; from New Orlsaa
for Liverpool arrived here the 2ls instant to repair
tller.
The aecord party Of ndis, had arrived st Cape Florida
and rt maned friendly.
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TOHN L. vANDEWATER, AuCTIONEER.-EXTEN.
81 svs eals of choice diamonds all Of the first
fully wsrranted.-VANDEWAT TANNER will sell
Wednesday nex at 054 o'clock, at the sales l6
Nassau street line Of mounted diamonds unsurpassed,
suitable for holiday presents consisting ia part of brooches
rnge pins earrings together With general assor
mept Of fancy jeWsly all Of which f'r tranoy cost and
merit TO quality a. cannot be surpassed Every lot
will be positively sold. No other goods admitted. Cata
lO m nrni of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-26
The Weather at Albany.
Consul. General MT New Orleans. &c,

AIBANY Dec. 2b, 1888.
The weather Is mild and ferry boats crossing the
river again
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-26
Woman Murdered In Brighton. Mass.

woman named Morton was murdered last evening in
Brighton. The crime supposed to have been commit
ted by her husband, who has fed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-26

TUESDAY, DEC q, AT l0ls O'CLOCK AM, AT THE
corner Of Willoughoy and Lawrence streets Brooklyn
nituss pier glasses oil paintings rosewood piano 90 Ca
taloguss ~ the sAles room.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-26
NEWS BY TELEGRAP p III

Late and Interesting from Havana.
TIE NEW CAPTAIN GENERAL DETERMINED TO SUP
PRESS THE SLAVE TRAFFIC-MURDBRs AND SUI
CIDRs-oPINIoN OF PRESIDENT PIERCss MESSAGE
MILITARY REVIEW, ETC.
CHARLESTON, Dec. 25, 1853
The mail stes nsbp Isabel, with Havana and Key West
Gates to the AID instant arrived ct this port this
ing.
The Governor &c neral Of Cuba has sgnsd his de.
termination to do al in his power to prevent the Landing
Of slaves and ao to capture savers approaching the
island; but he says he take action afsS slaves
have been placed upon the estate Of their owner.
Our sponden states that murders and suicides
frequent than ever at Havana.
That part OF President Piercss message to Congress-
speaking Of his nnation to arrest any exped
ton that may be set foot in the United States
ceved with evident gloom BY the CubAns whilst the Spa
nArds regarded it profession without any sim
ccrity.
The British frigate vestal sailed from Havana on We'd
netday, fol- Jamaica.
There was grand review OF the troops at Havana
Tuesday, in honor Of the birthday OF the heir apparent
Three thousand troops under Another act In
honor OF the day the publication Of the liberty the
emancipados.
The weather at Havana cool and very pleasant
The Isabel passed the ship Eliza Mallory, standing to
the west ward
There . good demand at Havana for sugars, and
lots had been sold at full prices The stock in port
estimated a 4b 600 boxes, mostly in second hands
The receipts Of sugar had been small, and most Il
not al Of the old would be shipped before any
siderable quantity Of the could arrive contract
had been made for 5000 boxes less to be de-
Nvered through the season. all round at sic SO per box
The demand for coffee continued good and tho stock at
Havana does not exceed about 900 bags.
Molasses continued very scarce.
Rum scarce and in good demand, at about pre-
vious prices.
All kinds Of provisions in request Flour is
quoted At $8 rs SIT per bb Rice is very scArcs and
is worth 13kc. Potatoes and In demand ct
4c to 4c. Lard, 17xc. Jerked beef very scarce; and
codih tnued in request to supply the deficiency in
beef Notwithstanding the arrival OF several vessels
loaded with fish, prices well sustained and quote
American Goldfish at 4a4c. and Newfoundland At 60.
Eastern and pitch pine scarce and commanded ful
prices
Exchange on New York and Boston par.
Freights to American ports SCARCE and 76c 81
per box for sugar to Boston had been paid To Europe
there more demand and fs 1Os fs los. had been
paid.
Tobacco scarce and holders exhibited increased
frmneHs. Sales Of last week 900 bales.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-26
MINIS rERS TO RUSSIA.
M,n.,fors D1sa.roy.,f.0,.,,

Ministers Penipotcntiary. Appointed
John Quincy Adams of Massachusetts,. ..June, 1909
James Bayard, Of Delaware. Feb, 1916
William Ppkney Of Maryland d.............April 1915
George W Campbell OF Tennessee see.........April, 1918
Henry Middleton o. South Carolina .......ApriL 1920
John Randolph OF Virginia 1880
james Buch lnan, of PENN lvania 1881
William ilkins OF PeDns, yanis 1884
fail .......................l 1856
George Dal,R o, PennsJlvan (Mtnster &c ) 1887
ChuI chill C. CambI cling of New York 1910
Charles g. Todd, of Kentucky 1911
Ralph j. Ingers oll Of TO cut. 1916
Neil s Brown OF Tent essee .1849
Thomas Il. Seymour of Connecticut. ...........1 1853
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-26

A UcTIoN NoTIcE-oLosING sALEaGEockSRr
sni' son nh VII. fs'f' .. ''s
o. 70 sl & At 9 Pearl street. for cash. a'' '
"A Byw. inEsham.This day s,oss s9s S'c0sa s in A. the
sunitSfe bsddins. bsakssS Also eoshipg dry good:
tailoring goods rnishins watches sw
A UcrIoN NoTIcE-BY VIM W. SHIRLEY CROOK.
glass shna s a,n soys r,s S0TTg.sdsy DsoemSs. q
Reehipgh,m ware; al,o, glass wave Of all kinds
Sa ;amPI's =. H ss6s IF chin. and on Thurs
5 M %
plates chm. Jars: a:Sr.: BoS,nsa
Setalers and families and suitable for New Year presents
Sale peremptory
s.s IcTo
si1sssr will sell on Tuesday 2sh INST At 70 .Slscf at the
nsstins srmias' nden lynx
martin ohinchss snd squirrel mas cuffs and yiotorinos
Ssiy IsSors The Whole soa without rsssrys The
perfect and fully warranted as on the
A UCTIoN SALE OF LIQUORS FOR THE HOLIDAYS
m to the trade @ and
xhtsy liquors sss brands .ui!
ss.dy PETER RKs auososeer 70 NASSAU streets
A C. FUTILE, AUcTIoNEER- R-sUPERIoR GOLD
G. h a ss f asse 81
& os Broadway the balance porsr
manrs from @ as sss fine int
holiday presents Every article warranted as represented
on catalogues.
DIAMOND JEwELRY-wATcHEs--wI IR.
vHc Co. R osos x ss s., T. .rSn on
5
ss Yish d.ncnds pearls rsSss, ssrpets ursaoiss ana
with brooch and bracelet to maoh ades and sentemsns
rings psnd:nts Ssau.iuy with diamonds brssss
and watches % bunting cost
seh isdiss and ns gold sn.mssd watch
guard
sis: article Of the ara
presented In the catalogue.
vroR sALx-AT AUCTION AT BROWNS POINT,
near on Iussday Del ~ TEN EISd hor.ss IN
nn' IN 'n''' m'n0''' 's''A'1 d TsADosG WALLER Jn
TANcY GOODS AND YANKEE NOTIONS AT AUc-
e 5 fob chains 81 and pss
s birds sn n
s'' h'A ''n's sduihss lSS; CARTER Auonss
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. ovALMIRRoRs, PAINT.
No. sixth
Eighth street. heller win sell. :. above without
good furniture that relied having
esnsrs tables eharens chair; with
furniture with tops match extension dining
aas: sss
writing docks, workbo1es silk umbrs has, vases &o Also
sA ssi.s na a. nal.
ment nos enumerated Catalogues the morning Of sale,
which vi" positively VII H1's fsin M ih5i Auoon.
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Mexican Consul General Mt New Orleans, &c.
BAITMoRE Deo 25 1853
Louis de Arrspguez has been officially recognized by
the President Consul General for Mexco reside ct
New Orleans
We have no mail to day south OF Augusta.
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A UCTIoN SALE OF LIQUORS FOR THE HOLIDAYS
"a Jn portant to the trade and housekeepers.-By H.
MENgLL CO, December 2s at II o'clock, ~ their store
whkey and other liquors. of the best brands lots TO fus
purchasers Terms cash. Catalogues and pies
ready. PETER = 4 RKS auction eer 79 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-26

C. FUTILE, AUCTIONEER.-sUPERIOR GOLD
"A. Watches rich gold jewery, &e suitable for holiday
presents-A c. sell on Tuesday, at lOa o'clock,
m Broadway the balance Of the stack of i'm
naming from Saturdays sales comprising fine assortm nt
GLASS gold jewelry watches, &C. suitable tor
holiday presents Every article warranted as represented
nm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-26

TANCY GOODS AND YANKEE MOTIONS AT AU G.
IN tiou-Tuesday at 10a O'clock at No. 81 Dey street,
Of vest and fob chains pen and table cut
vion aooordon violin strings gold and pencils tor
Aoiie shell combs. brushes, rims &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-26
nIAMoNp JEWELRY-WATcHEs.--WI IR.

near Report on Tuesday, Dec 2 ten good horses In
cludinS black ponies we'll matched they trot
mile in three minutes together when in condition.
ISADOAE WALLER, in.
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BALES AT AUCTION.

UCTION NoTICE.-cLOSIEG sALE-CROCKEhI,
"a Glvs. china fancy goods, TOYS, xe John YAS as
ANTW ERP SON will 80 or "Wednesday, De.emser 70,
10 eci OK 100 Pearl street. cash. 2q lois A..
sorted nrockery, glass, china 80.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-26

A UcTIoN NoTICE-FANCY FuRs. MUFFs, yIcTo
"A rirts sleigh aud Ian robss.-SAMUEL OSGOOD, auc-
sioncer will sell on Tuesday 9th ns At O'clock at the
No 3. Nassau street. large and general sssor
cnt of urs sstng Of real ermne, ndon lynx
martin Ohnchlas and squirrel mns cSas and yotornos
daily The whole to be sold without reserve The
goods perfect and fully warranted represented on the
cat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-12

CTFAM and GAS PIPE. JOSEPH MASON. (0f the
- Ia. I'm Of wswo-h Sasoa Guid Ne y Broai~sv,
60. --As H. Pine or and Wsrrr Valves
Fr-rr. ard ever aescTtoa ea sd % WorSs san oa
a.. pcsi- So. I'D flrs- cls and EEzpots-s St-sa Vase
- - W. G.rs. ana ofarT Il B,r a,i E1<l
arpfnSarss c0usr1e,s GRAZ sA-ts or >e.1 sst 40
s1d rer. -ra7 .
AZ n. usrk Ia n..ry every .scnoa of the county
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6onses iuanieo.

aGeuenan and bis Wife, from Nov l. furnished house
part house Unfolding floor and kitchen between Esd
hss and west OF SHAW Direct stating terms TO r. Box 1855
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" lex r S II A Ms

WICK SHAM
w ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK
WIRE RAILISGs CAST AND WROUGHT IRON RAILIyGS
Iron FENCES for FARMS PLANTATIONS. &c
IaOS BEDsTEAD5, In great variety.
IRON FURNITURE. Of every description
81 th roa railing e roa,1 In,ife IN,
Cryrsl Palace Aso tts Ne.e s.aaiarps &c CIR.
Cneusrs and drEsnr forwarded MANUFACTURED JOHS
wICKERsHAM No ss Broadway wosts 81 50 81 Ls-sr
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DANCING ACADEMIA GHERARDl begs to
IL fsra n. psirors zd the Fab1 hsf as I'll ra si sa',s
Cl.sr e. Is 10 y IA A. Dps
cl,-rpSun Hor.e SAiuADAf. o. - - = 9easck r
Lad.rs Nas-ers W1 1ys All -tfs =
H Geursczs C.s.es Is-saays and y14ys , PrF1,
i-rrs vi , gwen al .rten- 81 g = &c 49,
- Irrsrnics adireed q I'll %
rrurfslv sit<rded 20.
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5laiicnrrp. Sc.

DLANK BOOKS, PAPER and STATIONERY
~ oEo Hichs Ne % N..ss-, -osls - ne sH.ss.
p ~ls .s rSs,s - az -. 70 - s.st H
.SSrT n0r Letter AMI CT f.rss. Sss' fsPss Easp =
q .v;y a-rirss 10. vTss. Ns,-. Dr.a. s fK..s.
GEO. A HICKS. s.a.a~
COLLINS. BOVINE & Co. Ststionen Han ~.
- IA ssal ne Ps.s'- '~V"rsEs And ps.i's rsrss ~
x1eouSf BOOKS M.nss. area order o. ga te. =. -.
nsdr fOr ,hs 49, Ess-A an A"ers~s rspers Of p<r -
'As arc P~seS All ''''' STATIONARY
Forsttn pouesse Staple and sssy-. Ss- q a, -
entirely Prtnt-ns Oacs whh Power Prrurs ~ -.
nTHOGRAfHY
~ the best American ard European sssts
HAVING 20 entirely ssasy sna Pnsias o-ss vsa ~
ar fsues Press sne soHr.' ss's q SS2r.r fss IN -
asy sssI Ass sYsr'.sss aud sssssssss "A
COLLINS BowSEi @
ENvEI 0PES MANUFACTURED in every nara
H ~, and essssn;ly kept N hsnd at ny etasshssi Va
PoSiosFIcE ENVELOPES isaac g.s.sra .si s.szy, 70
nSTs + ,sS "a S rns Sss :, De EsSors
than the imported articles The tE.o are s,es 3 ca
CREENs INK ERASER and PAPER CLEAI
~ ER tor BoOkKkEfERs CLERKS and LITERARY 6Ev
fLEMEN A new kind Of eFsssror Saeosr hi mpsre az =
,es 70. TOE sane SsrrSs ever ye assssss as ~ sss
With facility sAa the ordinary srsesr and leaves he sa
ManafastEred the sold COLLINS BONn
Co. Stationery Hall Nos Ia and 10 Pesslst- NevYak -
who also sole Aseu,s for Greens reHen aasssr.
NOTE PAPERS, Lace and Embossed also, Enrs
~ ORES 20 match suitable Bal Circulars COMMITTEES i Oh
en- making sclsecn for the Ball Sesn Aos ssuss
desirable received ~ tho saciher
Tckeis 0ce Of DanEs printed In eFoass ssa so''e
GEo II BRILL s,a,Iousr and Printer. No is S...ssL
CTATIONERS' HALL. Nos Ia aad l76 pearlst
~ NY. betweer Cedar ana Pieces COLLINS BRowU
Co. importers Il Foreign ard Dealers IN Donc-te seaios
now ofrr one OF ascs br collected stocks % tAs IN
that ee found his market ourrok sonpr. al sss vss
wanted the United States and CansdS eea
ns Of Bath plain and guilt edge fxn GU ana kncene(
Note Cap Letter Ccmnsfcs Note Commercial Packet ad ra1
Post DENY Medium ReyaL sup ROYAL AnsrsAn ~
Enslsh Papsp Plan xhoed and Nelored ard CD
Perforated Rrso Bonnet and straw 3osds blank Pan and "
norsnSup Boos 81 ever, V.rsy F.cy marble add colsi
Papera very low prices God Psus with sn waaeei sss
Holders Steel Fens Gallery he With enses .sonrss Z
Goods and Envelopes OF ,,>, -
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Mafbinerp, ST.

tuafblnfrp, W.
A TURNING LATHE for SALE CHEAP-Suit
"A Ao CHASING tools Of ell kinds hand
Jobting In general HALL No. 81 Elzsbch-st, door
Hester
RERDAN's GOLD QUARTZ MACHINE MANU-
ID FAC1URING COMPANY.
No Wallst- Sew-York,
prepared 10 erseute orders with Dispatch.
A v. POST Secretary
tOR SALE-Together or separate Turning Lathe,
with ke complete, two CaFpenteg Benches Grind
Iron Wee They al in excellent condition
and viii be sold cheap for eash SWIFT 4 Co.
No. iSi Southsi, top
EOR SALE-Sx Boilers, secondhand Locomotive
and Fue from TO 10 hone at the Fulton roa WORKS
foot OF Chsrry e. Ess, River PkAsE MURPHY
nRNAMENTALIRONW WORK, &c.-CROWELL's
" celebrated patent eGsron Railing without yets An entirely
article Enysed for smp hey Durability AID economy;
adapted pattern ornament and warranted per
running foot ss than pat the yet principle Ibs
kewYo Foundry aid Iron RAILING Company manlfstue this
Railing together With every description Of Itoa WORK for bun
sli and vault doors shutters brackets columns ysa
no bseti. yerrd.hs 0es and dk railing door and window
guard &c Foundry foot OF sthf North River Csn Of all
descriptions lowest prices Specimens ofthe railing IN section
b. their No 70 Duane few doo Of Broad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-12

GEWING MACHINES To TAILORS TAILOR
- EsSES. ke- Ache AVERY SEWING MACHINE"
beyond the beat AID strongest stitch Of Machine
yeinyeufss We satisfy the scepca hafthe
tie machine vii rip neither will rays any The
b. taken den bat only Under such
thns. mske this peculiarly really Of
valuable poi1s Of s machine IL sInpls Construction
liable Of order and danger breaking the necd We
believe h machine beyond question: the sewing machine
faly cal The machine ocs
oftbe AVERY SEWING MACHINE Co. No 81 Broadway
Pre for Nhine t and No. Tables aud aesdles exs-pee
s5 s1t slo.
SEvYoRx July - Is5s
We uncegned 90 kereby certify have toe
AVERY SEWING MACHINE and ekeenlly
spsy ezrIbfy and for the peculiar stitch
10 Tie teh original and 10 appearance perfect
bsek We thoroashy tested the
the sewing and satisfied
makes orsr and LINER than be made hand We
pleasure recommending this machine is rd Tso
seenstre~es and families generally thro1sh,st
BOUOHTOS KNAPP. Mkoles.e DeaIex in Nen,s nd
Clothing No. 10 Courriardt-t
LOCKWOOD DtBOis. Merchant Talors Broadway
GOULD Co. Wholesale Dealers Clothins Ne Il Wssh
hgton-a
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