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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-27

NEW YORK BERLlN IRON FURNITURE WORKS.
IN VIM. Bachelor, formerly Of No. &C Duane street
respectfully apprses his friends that having completed
and firm of w. 7. Bachelor Co., he will continue the
ufacture Of iron furniture In all It's branches upon scale
corresponding with the increasing demand ~ Nos ~ sAd
Duane street The establishment will command ~ AL
mines the freshest specimens and patterns OF the
abroad, will m AXE soh improvements nay DO practicable
sn will bring out from time time original designs every
variety style and price, w. T. B. cordially invites his old
The city and country visit his ana
chairs brackets mirrors spittoons window guards
hotc hospital ssyun and army bsdetsed umbrella stands
Gre stands cribs cradles centre tables 10. OGcs and
in connection with the Now York Foundry snS
Iron Railing Company Nos 72 and Diane street, fss
doors east Of Broadway W. T. BACHRLOE 4 co
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LIQUORS, SO.

LIQUORS, DO.
t1OO OOO WORTH OF CHOICE OLD BRANDIEs,
VlUU.UOU wines gins, runs, scordisls, TO-, TO-, In
Sond Also py000 choice Havana scQsrs fen
twenty twenty i've FER cent or CASH below any eths
nome for the quality OF goods Aao 10W
wine, from 81 10 to BIZ per case WIN. ID. BENSON CO.,
importers, No. 454 Broome street. Of Mercer.
RRANDIEs, WINES, GIN. scnE!DAM sCHNAPPs,
ID rum Scotch, Irish and Menongs whskey cordials
syrups from bonded warehouse or guam
titles to suit wholesale and retail buyers twenty per
street, Masonic Temple.
(yAMPBELLS CLUB HOUSE GIN--THE SUBSCRIBER
~ offers for SALE by the single flask this very
Holland United States CONSUL
dent In Rotterdam expressly for this Market II. A. KERR
7l6 Broadway corner Of Astcr place.
METEOROLOGICAL HEIDSIECK, MUMMS CABl.
l net and VrrsnNy Behviedse and other vsry cham
p.sss wines e'srst yia:s b.ssdis wn:A whlsssy run
~ vv%ces below oshsr sors> ~ am H. VkpxRHyII
I Sernog q ocssns asA Exssts .<ssss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-27

l,E--MRS. II. ROEDER. NO. lao WEST Et0H
ith sersst between the Seventh aod Eighth avenues
inferm alton All interesting Affairs through No.
ssk pr,sent and future events. Mrs. Roedsr Ia tho
" tbss ta-w.v'. sesitet tcs navy Tears N Woofsr
- ADSw.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-27
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK, sc.

NROwELL's ORNAMENTED PATENT CAST IRON
railing without rivets-An entire article
for simplicity durability and economy adapted STYLE
foot less than be put mp the rvet principle The
New York Foundry and Iron Railing Company
buildngs bank and vault doors shutters, brackets
desk railing door and window guards Foundry foot Of
Forty sixth street North river Castings of a descriptions
at the lowest price. Specimens Of tho railing sections
be at their 70 Duane street, few doors
at
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FINE ARTS.
ExPRMsS A0RNUTns.

TUsT UsLISHED-CAPTAIN INGRAHAMS P0R
81 trait. For ssle 1t q. r. 0UNTHERS, IA North william
street.
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,PRxwsTER, FROM PHILADELPHIA, TENDERS
SERVICES 70 the ladies and gentlemen Of this city 10
II, 1--we, aad law pAstsrs, interpreting dresms As
10 49, q ths lady o. gentleman tlsy viii marry;
nane a ths visiters. Residence, - Great Jsnss
i,rneR q Dswsry. Ladies. % cents; eentAemsn. d.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-27

lEy FANCY FURS.-THE SUBSCRIBERS STOO1
doh fancy furs Of all nations, ready for faspee
nd will be found to comprise the greatest and rarest
talnas and other fashionable garments in fur
in enc establishment. Some rich specimens Of imps
lssian sable amongst this collection; and Che
expectation Of those valuable skins 10 prohibited
Autocrat ladies will fad the present most desirable
nifty Of purchaginG GEO. BULPIN, 00 BroAdMaE.
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sH MANUFACTURED FURS.-WILLIAH IRVING
Co.. auctonocrs, will sell mt auction Thursday and
October and Is, At l0a o'clock, each day, at their
Solns, No. Pine street. the entire stock Of 81 Phillips
tho IL about retiring from business, made expressly
l Broadway retail trade, comprising muf Victorines
u.s. In and single of Russia martini Belgian genet,
and short lynx Hudson Bay chinchilla, ernine
al stone martini martin sable, swans down, London
lynx silver badger, Canada sable mountain martin,
artn Isabella bear de- neck ties, boas opera capes,
es, collars riding gloves, caps &c. Sleigh and lap
beautifully lined and trimmed genet, Rocky Mountain
buffalo robes fancy WOLF Oregon black bear Hud
WOLF prairie WOLF black bear and other fancy and
bes. coats foot mus, &c ALI OF the above goods
the best material and in the best manner. Every
will be positively sold without reserve.
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FANCY FURs.

8 Al THE CRYSTAL PALACE.-DUPLICATEe
all the shapes in the Exhibition manufactured will
latest care, in every variety Of fur nom choice skins
,sry .nshdyd dss;sns IN rish velyet Sioaf1 .rmmr
tussian sable Huason Bay sable, royal ermine, sable
stone martin, Buenos Ayres chinchiila Russian Lynn
very plumage Of the grebe from the lake Of Geneva
great variety Of other choice furs Ladies' and visitor,
Jpectfuy invited to view these very beautiful nvsp
preparatory 70 their supplying themselves with fnri
season. CHARLES COOK,
FUR MANUFACTURED and skin importer, CPS Broadway
|rAl cases Of stuffed sables ermnos for SALE won
the alienation of naturaliss. which arrived la6
L Crystal Palace.
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LADOMUS, NO. 2OS CANAL STREET, GIVES TRUE
ormstion about the past, present, snd future. She
traits the Of the vistcr, well OF those abb
Trther information from 80 cents to g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-27

A CARD-EDwIN p. CHRISTY, SOLE MANAGE
and proprietor Of "Christys American Opera HouoU
public tina. 3. Is the only individual "profeaionaly
plan Niastrelsy Of The Of Chrsty New York OF
where et the present period The original Christy's
T. r. CHRIE9Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-27

CUPREnK C0yRT:-N THE NATTER Or THH AP.
- plication Of the Mayor Aldermen and Commenalty
theoity Of New York relative the opening Of Mighty
street. from the Third TO the East river In the city Of
Now York Pursuant TO statutes In such made and
ydsd hs Mayor Aldermen and CoTmon.y Of ths oily q
Me Supreme Cou3 Of tho State Of New York. 81 special
the said cour 10 be hold at the cty Of York
Saturday. the 18th day of November 1855 ut the opening
We on that - counsel can b
Assessment In The above entitled matter that ths
and extent of hereby the
ing Of Eighty fifth street from Third the East
IN shs city Of New York ad out on The map plan q
he people <he State Of New York. entitled An
live TO Improvements touching the laying out Of and
roads In the city Of Now York. and for other
passed April .. lSN. ROBERT J. DILLON,
Counsel 70 the Corporation
Dated New York, Ostobea l. 1858.
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(yLOTHING, FURNITURE-LADIES OR 0ENTLEMEN
~ having dispose Of receive fair cash price, BY
sending to the stores 81 West Broadway and West Broad
place. by letter. Ladies attended TO BY Mrs Cohen
L. COHEN.
CASToFF CLOTHING - $1,000 WORTH WANTED.
rhs en- highest cash prize viii BE- ~ ~
description Address, through post call JAMES
NOR0NY, No. IL Orange street, Chatham.
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DANE vETAULT, III BROADWAY, INFORMS
ae ladies that she bna just received by steamer Hum
greas variety of winter goods and that her exhibi
iii lAke place on Thursday, 9Th October.
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, PALMER, AsTR0LoGIsT. WILL REMAIN A
ort time before her departure for the South BEING
ladies and gentlemen from the southern parts 81
try sad being solicited to tettle among them will
fore long. Ladies and gentlemen wishing to know
destiny IL things past present and future will not
Ain a. she never misses the real object sought AFTER
Vo. No Bswsry, opposite Prince street.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

---~~-----~-~>~r~>
1853 E SnnAr AND
ss sff =. y. aa; s TRAM. .n
% rs. \ Albany ss VIM
Hudson ssrI.ni1. r.so.a. css,hsa rs.s osIass
Ss Nm s1s .i
i ass x Is. y procured and :, .s:sa:a
SSs ;i:. y E kss.;.
also received a. Broom: stree. .sa
ssd Sh.sn Saar csras Al other viii oiss
s nsi :: sn '''1 Of ''i sIH o saS
NAMpEN AND AxBoY RAILROAD TO PHIIApzI.
pha iasP Piss M, NORTH ysr ir linz; d,y
..nsoss Trenton south zsssy oars = sssi.nscvn,
s.:siss. y 2.aa r:, q .s
lsr M
IJUDsON RIVER RAILROAD-TkAINS DAILY YRON
n Chambers street, for Albany and Troy;-
With ssssns sso q fona. :i'. ss:i :s
Nan irain. A. x.-Throush way trains ~ Il y. ana
yd a1Rss, aa, n 7aa 10
Per rSushls.psls A. d T. and S;lo Pa
and Thi.sy.Ar:s streets a c..., .,.... o., .n.
'''''''s - ~ w s6%THD FRENCH Superintendent
NEW YoRx AND PHILAD.LraIA DlRsO1. We
lreeN ~ 9, ards A. NJ and $50 and $50 p T. Leave
PhKdelpha ~ 10 A. NJ via Kensngtsn7 and A. r., And
$50 and $50 r. NJ from The foot Of wslnas street !sfs
Nsrs and .sa Ana
$50 r. r. trains and connection certain With sxrs trains
bshAd time PsssenSers with hsxGsss sress the fssU ne
niuutas before the trains lsAva
NTEW YORK TO MONTREAL, OGDlNsB UR0, BUR
inscn and e. JShnsSs5y u, w Hsx Rsvsn
hontpeaf, g. Albais Rouss's Point. Ticket s6ses-Msw
Haven Railroad Broadway and Canal and TwAtD
''A TRxNCiS HYDl AsesN IN, soutn s>rs1A
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CLOTHING, Dc.

yLOTHING AND TURNITURE.-LADTES AND GEN.
~ temsn being DESTROYS Of converting the above into cash.
obtain fair cash price by sending to the subscriber 60
Elm street. addressing him by post n s. COHEN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-27
&0 5OO -.LEcERDExAIN. cABALIsTIc ART

6C E00 --LEGERDEMAIN, CABALISTIC ART
VL.CUU. ancient and modern magicans' eyperme nts
and complete for sale for the above will be
changed for other good property This s the
in the world embra cling all the anocnt and
modern gcans experm ents without exception by which,
after Lessons tho person
perform All which
The wonder of the present day Undoubtedly this apparatus
will prove fortune who will devote his
The exhibition present i'll health being his obsta
ce As purchaser desire he either procure
services Of magician Of talent who effect profitable
gagements learn the art himself Call r. KAYE,
Is Dey street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-27

YRKSH CASES OF PARIS CLOAKs, MADE H,
ssy 70 The subsorbers order for hrstclsss city retail
viii b opened and displayed to-day, ~ the Paris Nan
mpoEium, 36l Broadway They arc made Of tho richest
velvet plain and smbrcidcrodJ and very 6ne ladies'
Also now ready, endless variety Of the fashionable
talmas and hibusers for which there has boon late
RAT demand. GEO. BULPIN, 36l Broadway.
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DACKETS TO HAvRE-SECOND LINE-rHE FOL.
lowing ships will leave Havre the 10TH and New York

They all first class New York built Ships provided with
all requisite articles for the comfort and
and commanded by experience In the trade
The price Of $780, without wines liquors. Goods
sent to the subscribers will be forwarded free from any
charges but those actually incurred
BOYD HINCKEN, Agents, 1854 Pearl street.
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ANTHOLOGY.

sOLoGY AND PHYsIOGNoMY,-THEC EJ,EBRAT
DOCTOR J. SHUhAN, swede by birth, can be COZ suit
events Of life, past, present and future Natvtes
,et, near Greenwich.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-27

CTEANBOAT FOR SALE-THE STEAMBOAT JOHN
y MARSHALL nsw lying o. shs tot Liberty street; length,
206 feet; BEAM foetlhonO feet nches beam engine,
m inch cynde. and mn sst stroke This boat was built
In Baltimore in the kaS copper fastened aud cop
persd and has good speed sh swe found every respect
and has accommodation ~ shout two hundred passenger
Will be sold low TO coseaA concern Apply W CHA6. ".
COPELAND, No. "a Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-27

DODwORTHS DANCING ACADEMY, NO. 81
BroawdyNow open for the reception ofpupils Wedpes
Monday Wednesday. Thursday and Saturday evenings
grand practising day with band eysN
monthly. A number Of new dances will DO introduced
peason. procured during recent visit 70 London and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-27

SOLICIT AN INSPECTION OF OUR SILKS, MERI
hos cashmeres, muslin dc LANES vaencias and woollen
together with great variety Of new fabrics and de
| lin styles as now adopted in Paris. A. KERR CO.,
|padway, three doors below Ninth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-27
LEGAL NOTICES.

I OUISlANA CoMMISSIONER-HENRY G. BANKS,
IL No. New City Hall Corporation Attorneys oce) has
BEEN by the present executive of louisiana reapponted
commissioner with the to take dispositions acknow
Judgments of deeds letters Of attorney in the State
New York. to be used in the State Of Louisiana.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-27

fANY CUTTING, a2l BROADWAY, ARE NOW
sring most complete assortment of beautiful silks,
;oodS French all woel plads, nernos, laces, erbroi
shswls, cloaks, mantillas, and some choice India
with the usual stock Of linen and domestic goods n
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s. HEILBUTH,
JOHN d. SCHULTZ.

MIR WANTED-IN THE WHOLESALE AND
all liquor trade one with capital Of $500 or 81, 900,
y will give the business his whole attention One who
y in the trade before preferred. Unexceponabe re.
z required. Address L. b., Herald Office, with real
had also reference None others will be attended to.
Il estate sad stocks, and waats person with SEN
purchase some land this city, which be sold
realize fortune. Address G. w., Chatham square
ice.
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|. AND MRS. NsFAELAND'S DANCING AND
Waltzng academy 1877 Fourth street, corner Of Sixth
|.e-New classes .forminK:-Ladies exclusively Monday
: class for gentlemen on Tuesday, At SP. ohldren
tssday and Saturday, from to t1S o'clock Private
|ls ct all times.
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OOPARTNNRsHIP NOTICES.

m WANTED, IN A WHOLESALE COMMIS-
'OVs aien house, smart active young man, who can
ad 81, COD. To sui table person opportunity will
I'D Of gre at interest, to become partner the first
Nary. Address Howland, Herald office.
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DANCING ACADEMIEs.

mn 6W, COO, 800 BROADWAY, ABOVE NIBLOS. -
~, Private Dancing Academy.-New classes will COM
ce IN Tuesday and Friday evenings for bcgnners also,
Iva polka quadrles &c Separate evening classes for
10 and gentlemen. Circulars be obtained, and all
|ications to be made at IA Bowery bookstore
X. BURNTON.
|cARD.-MR. OGILvIE HAS THE HONOR TO AN.
nsunce to his friends and the public that he will
ce to instruct with Madame Augusta At her 765
dway and LOO Atlantic street. Brooklyn about the 1st
|ecernbor
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i4RERO,S DANCING ACADEMY, 50 WEST FOUR.
ssnth strcet-Madame C. Dubreu Ferrero and Z. Fer
respectfully inform their patrons and the public that
school has opened, and pupils may enter ct all times
tho season. Private lessons schools and classes Al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-27

A CARD.-GEoRGE CHRIsTY-As PROFESSIONAL
"a known for the last twelve years. in connsctoo ~
Ethiopian mnstrelsy-taksc this method Of informlne
friends and tho pubic, that he has formed
with M H Weed Of Minstrel Hall ~ Broadway, s.A -
on and Alter Acndsy evening next the 18th Of Ooob -
dious hail. In his professional capacity hopss II -.
deavors please will meet with that which h1
yorsse and nattering prospects now promise No sb .
hi: part Will DO pred to merit the patronage gsaoO
public have heretofore accorded him..
GEO. N. HARRINGTON.
Professionally known George Chri1kp
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|sEI0N BHAWLS.-THH SUBSCKIBEH INyITkH
40 attsntionEof aaieAnd all connosseurs Of really hns
b 10 superb variety just imported for the fall trade
nbrssing everything that q rich, beautiful and rare
naHiAsent !pecimsns Of Persian, Delhi Deecsp and
H. together with an exquisite assortment Of French
eres broche, and Canton Grape shawls In every CON
lure in tho shawl trade heretofore introduced nts
buntrythe fabric being Of pure camels hair but manu-
In France by that extraordinary Frer oh invention
asedle loon the work Of which approximates close
hat Of india require the closest scrutiny 70 deteo
ference Public inspection 10 most respectfully SOL
GEO. BULPIN,
Ferc,va shawl and Cloak Warehouse, SCI Broadway
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|ARRUAUD'S NEW ROOM, "a EAST THIRTEENTH
trcet fourth house west Of Broadway-Mr. CHAR.
would suggest to those who have decided to be in
and afternoon classes Wednesday and Saturday at II
O'Clock, Tuesday and Friday, Mt 4, and Monday and
4 any fine during the term.
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nOOfs sHOIs AND RUBB1Rs, BY fHn CASE on
ee,sa fsr sssA AZ .sZrisi.9 e Wat Sasssas!
nm IN eash buyers - 4. D. CALI No. - Ped coSl
IT 4 prao0esl 1IastrSk1oU % thlD question.
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DRY GOODS, &c.

n 000 TO $6O,OOGDRY GOODS WANTED
y.OUU wish to buy Of staple goods from $50 600 V
redits undoubtedly secured valuable Western pro-
Address J. I. G., Broadway Post Once and viii
,tly call ON the writer
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n EVENING CLASS FOR GENTLEMEN ON TUES.
lays and Fridays At IN p n, has commenced. Pupis
|vsd ct all times during the Soirees given
n FERRERO'S Dancing Academy, - West Four.
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INTEREST ON CITY sTOCKS.-THH INTEREST ON
tho public stocks Of tho city Of New York due and paya
BE the ars day Of November 1858 win b paid that
Bss No. sn ss Ss ta s s. q:
y b closed TSssd:y osso5s. H. .. O'clock rSl
foot Nov /. A. @. fLAGG, Comptroller.
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E'INANCE DEPARTMENT, COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE,
city OF Now York, October I'D IS5s-Notce for pur.
chase Of lot; for the Fire and Police
fourth day Of November next in the Afternoon
wnen me same VIII Dc publicly opened at the Comprolsr
toned below for tho Of the Corporation # the city
New York whilst For the purchase of lot Of ground
the use Of Hook and Ladder Company No 49, in Fh
ocati in the vicinity Of No. would be desirable
favorable as any other the interests Of the city For
borhood No 90 street. between Perry and Charles
streets 3D. For the purchase OF in tho vicinity Of
tenth street. between Sixth and Ninth the
Of the Fire Department to be assigned Company
No. ~ 4th Also for leasing suitable building in the W.
entity Of the Second avenue and Twentieth Twenty
streets station house for the Eighteenth Police Station
The propositions should give the width and depth Of the lot
in feet the and number Of the and the streets
which situsted clear title will be-
required and payment will be made the delivery the
deed to the Comptroller where lots purchased
lease payment will be made quarterly Each proposition
should be sealed and directed foowsProposas
sale Of lot in fifth street" o. Fourth street Thr
directed should then be enclosed in second envelope
directed on the outside follows"A. Flagg Comptrol
ler Hall Of Records New York" The right
Ii: part q the Corporation to reject all Of the bids
considered necessary opromote protect the interests
Of the city. A. c. FLAGG Comptroller.
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MONEY-GOTO BAND 293BRoADwAY, UP TAIRs,
M hyou want money-Cash is advanced on jewelry, dry
goods diamonds silver ware watches Silks clothing pianos
furniture Ao Also bought liberal terms up stairs room
s. from to 5 O'clock
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E,oR JACKSONVILLE AND PII.ATKA, FLORIDA
ted States MAIL Ts Ssmsrs ST. JOHNS CAPTAIN
Freeborn WELAKA, Capt; N. King, and WIN. CASTOR
Capt Thos Shaw leave Savannah Tuesday Thurs
day and Saturday morning. o'clock for the above points,
connecting with the New York and Savannah steamshipL
and taking the inland route offer nperi0r induce
tickets to either the above points, and further nfor
nation; oan be obtained on application TO
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MRS. B. B. NORRIss CEDAR TAR FOR SALE BY
n G. H. Ring corner of John street and Broadway, and
prinoipal druggist
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CARD.--H WOOD, MANAGER AND PRoPRIxzuR
advising hi, friends and the public that no has entered
George Christy late Of Christy's xnstrsls. Nr o.
evening next, Oct. n. a. WOOk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-27

DUCKwHEATMKAL-TH THOUSAND PACKAGES
half barrels: quarter and eighth and Bags 100
neatly marked bags Double extra hns our Of the Hiram
Smith Rohar4son orsnse Hopeton and Williams brands.
O Graham, Indian andkiln dried meal In barrels
small packages and bags Orders with city reference viii
meet with prompt attention J. T. q j. q. FROST 23l
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N TO 81, 5O0--WANTED, A PARTNER TO EXTEND
~ profitable and safe busncss ono who has q con
with druggists or fancy stores preferred. Address
n, Herald office, stating real name and address.
bIUTION OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COPART.
ship heretofore existing under the firm Of HEILBUTH
UlTz Il this day dissolved. All persons having
against said 6rm will please present the same for
I at ~ John street, up stairs.
N JOHN ID. SCHULTZ.
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r AIDES DRESSES MADE IN THE BEST MANNER
~ on principle Of fitting which troubles lady but once
mode At themselves by purchasing the pattern. Mrs p
REILLY No. West Fifteenth street, Fifth
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TN Q PAINT.-THE UNDERSIGNED, AGENTS FOR
II the sale Of white oxide Of zno manufactured by the
cnnsyvania and Lehgh Zinc Company prepared to
eive orders for same would invite the particular
the trade It's evident superiority others Of
with the best foreign Dealers with confidence depend
always obtaining any desired supply Of this paint which
uniform Wilderness rrices and terms arranged the nost
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NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE,

E,OR BERMUDA AND ST. THONAs-ROYAL NAIL
= steamer MERLIN Cronan sommanssr. This steam
Passage money to Bermuda $780, 70 ST. Thomas SD For
passage, apply to 4. CUNARD, No. 4 Bowling Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-27

QEMITTANCES TO ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOT.
~ land and Wass5gls Of the Bank Of Charleston Q.
upwards negotiable any Of the banks In the United King
dom, for spla by CENTER d CO., % Old slip,
corner Of Water street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-27

NIEWTOWN PIPPIN APPLES, FOR SHIPPING
Packed expressly for PRESENTS and wsrranted perfect
delivered free beard steamer Also superior treble
refined older vinegar. Address R. L. Pe, Pelham farm
Esopus Post Once North river.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-27

TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ The steamship UNITED STATES will be despatched
BY this company for Havana and New Orleans Thursday
October "a at M from Warren street pier. Freight
New Orleans will be received at 40 oents foot Specie
only taken freight to Havana For passage apply tho
office Of the company liz West street. corner Of Warsen