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

A UcTIoN NoT1CE-H, HOMER, DEALER IN NEW
n and second hand tools and machinery, will sell ont his
entire stock without Wednesday at l0 O'clock
at No - Duane street Broadway consisting of
and lever lathe anyil, vices plate
double medium press, Maxwes make,l five horse steam
CINE lot Of jewelers. silversmths and lamp makers dies
fender makers piercing tools lot Of German steel suitable
for cutters six pieces Of steel rollers for gold makers and
jewelers. and quantity of other tools to
ton large writing desk slate slab for bagatelle board
and lot Of artificial flower tools win he sold twelve
O'clock. Terms cash. TIIOS. BELL, Auetioneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-10
MILLINERY AND DREssMAKING.

MADAME j. FINIELS, AGENT 40 BROADWAY
wi entrance ll9 Grand street, first door, will open on
"Wednesday next 18th Of October her rich
Paris fall millinery head dresses ribbons, flowers embro
deries, laces, &e. received by the last steamers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-10

HENRY II: LEEDS AUCTroNEER.-BY H. IT, LEFi
- GO, wednesday, Oct. II at II o'clock at the d
lery Of the Academy Of Design G3 opposite I'll
street.-The splendid Rhensh Belgian Gallery Of Paint
without reserve, comprising about one hundred and
the Dusseldorf schcol-among them will be found work.
Jas1he Of We,,badisn Adoph stsehs Of Antwerp Kna|
Wesbaden Hildebrandt, Of Dusseldorf Reidel Linder
Deitzer, Zundorf Koekoek. Leboet, Of Begium Gudir
Paris David de Noter Of BRUSHES yerboskhoyen, Sci
Katt of Bowe Keinenbroick, of Cologne Also that q
brated painting Of Lake Masgiore The Gallery bel
amined above from Saturday. 9Th day OF october, vi
the day of sale. free.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-10

uENRY H. LEEDS, AUoPIoNEER-BY H. H. LEI
CO.-Ths day at II o'clock, at the salesroom, M
Wall street. about o choice oil paintings in gilt frames
the srechsrs and in the Sheets being the baance OF nvo
o hand To be sold positively without reserve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-10
FANCY FURS.


OURS At THE CRYSTAL PALACE.-DUPLICATE
Of all the shapes In the Exhibition tured with
tie greatest every variety Of fur from ehsics skins
are selling by the subscriber at moderate prices Also
splendid designs rich velvet cloaks trimmed
with Russian sable Hudson Bay sable royal ermne sable
mink stone martin Buenos Ayres chnohia, Russian lynx
the slvery plumage Of the grebs from the lake Of
and great variety 81 other choice fur Ladies and
respectfully vited very inysr
tons preparatory to their supplying themselves with furS
for the season. CHARLES COOK,
Fur manufacturer and skin porter 625 Broadg way.
Several Of stuffed ssbles sale veil
worthy the attention Of naturats which arrived late
for the Crystal Palace
I AIDES FANCY fuRs-THE SUBSCRIBERS sToOg
- Of rich fancy urs Of all nations Ia
tsn and viii be found TO comprise greatest and rarest
assortment Of NUTS, cuffs, pelernes vctornes tppets
Talmas and other fashionable
htitsd IN one esssblahment Some rich specimens impe
rial Russian sable amongst this collection and the
further expectation Of those valuable skins now prohibited
by the autocra iaaoa will End the present most aersb,
opportunity OF purchssinz. GEO BULPIN N;l Rroadwav
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-10

T,xECUTOR'S sALE-A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE,
II in Orange county about two hours ride from New York
on the New York and Erie Railroad 1t will be sold At pub.
lie auction at Turner'S depot Saturday the 18th day OF
October, at o'clock p NJ The farm contains about $50
aclee well watorcd and we'll divided into plough and
dow land with good orchard dwelling house barn
house and other outbuildngs II situated in the town Of
Monroe about mile from Turner's depot and mile
from the New York turnpike. Also another farm of az
few steps from the depoa good house. storohouse
she'd barn and cowhouse first rate chance for mechanic
For further particulars inquire Of AsAHEL
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SALES AT AUCTION.

ToHN W soMERINDYKE. AUCTIONERR-STO}
NO u spruce stroet-ConsaLio's sale this day Mond
at 10 O'clock at No II Brnome street four large truck
CHARLES Il. WATTS, Constable
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A LEERT Il. ElCoLAY, AUCTIoNEER.
"A
Ell lGIBLE BUILDING SITES,
IRON Five no rlrTrEN AcRFs Ehcit,
N I W d III A ID SO NJ III u U > ES,
Near the Ocean, the South side of Staten Island.
ALBERT H. NICoIAY
Wednesday, October - 1873, at " o'clock at the
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE N. Y,
"a very desirable and beautiful building sites varying in size
from i've 10 fifteen each and situated elevated
ground the commanding the most extensive views
% found in the vicinityo New York
Also, handsome Gothic house. built in the best
two stories high 52x3S contains IA besides cellar,
kitchen pantres &c is nearly built by days
work and IL finished with mahogany DOORS marble mantels
&c attached barn. coach and ice houses and
all other ont buildings together with Of
first quality land with abundance shade trees
Also story and house. s,xj with
wings side and fine cellar under whole
thoroughly furnished in modern style together with
extensive valuable buildings &c and
land All this beautiful property mostly located the
Richmond plankroad the south side Of Staten Island
about from Vanderbilts landing, in excellent
nex aordng of the most beautiful rides to be
had The land in high state Of cultivation
the location unsurpassed being perfectly healthy
where there excellent fishing and bathing The proposed
Railroad is located within ten minutes valid of
leave every hour from A. Nj p NJ and the last boat
leaves whitehall New York. at 1R o'clock r. M, which
gives facility to gentleman doing business
In the city New York DESTROYS of making this beautiful
place his private residence. -,
rs per purchase money remain bond and
mortgage for five years at seven per cent -
And the title is unqucstionable. Persons wishing 10 view
this property tickets free Of charge day
til the day Of SALE also photographic Application 10
ALBERT ii. NICOLAY, Auctioneer Az W all street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-10

AIRS; ALVIN, RENOWNED IN EUROPE \
lvl skill In foretelling the future hiss arrived |
furnish intelligence about all circumstances of
iptsrprets dreams, law matters and love- by astrol
Id science, and tells to ladies and gentlemen ~
Mrs. Alvin speaks the English. French and der|
uages. Residence Is Rivixeton street. up stairs
bswery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-10

A CCTIoN NoTlCE-THos. BELL, .AUCTIoNEER-
~ BY W. s. Ingraham.-This day, I0ls o'clock
and valuable sale Of superior household furniture Of all de-
sorptons comprising almost every article in the line all in
good order Tuesday sale in the auction Weines
day sale Of machinery, tools &e at 81 Duane street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-10

A YOUNG AND RESPECTABLE AMERICAN GEN
n teman, OF years who, from want of time and oppor
tunit has not been able during stay Of nearly three
In this city to become acquainted with but few Of his
opposite takes this method Of doing He woule be
most happy g receive communications from lady
OF respectabty and gentee appearance. line addressed
to Augustus J. Sbsrand Herald Office, stating how note
be addressed &c will meet with prompt attention and
be treat W.
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FURNITURE.

TNAMELLED TgRNITERE.-THE SgBSCRIDEkS IN
~ wife attention to their stock Of ornamental farnispf1
which for durability ,nd cteaness unsurpassed sH
Of from s25 and upwards knked in style Dcaarf stE
the trade hNpped liberal terms. Factory aS
salesroops, Oe White street. west Of Broadway.
WARWICK TURNER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-10

REWARDS.
d1 n PTWhRD.-sTRAyED OR STOLEN FROM THE
- subscriber the 4th inst larte bull dog hrindle
and white tail and 70 the name ~ Brltusi
sbou, old Whoever will return said dog, or give IN
where he he found shall receive the above r
ward and thanks 81 the owner ,,,,,,..-,.
G. 7. KELLAM "a Grand street WilIamsburs
M n PEWARD.-LOST. BLACK AND TAN ENG
- VI lsh dog has long tail Clipped and sort
wnrt side left the house with Light col9red
leather collar returning the same 70 ~ West
Eleventh street will receive the above reward The dog IS
particularly valuable 70 the owner az the git Of TREND
4. : RFWARD-sToLEN, on THE THIRD INST, A
ID small poodle dog, short and curly hair answers
Romeo All persons are cautioned against
dog The finder will receive The above re-
ward leaving him sc 3f Hicks street, brooklyn, or 10
Pearl street New York. No questions asked
O. * REwARD-LosT. ON THE MORNING or THE
D sth in going from Coentes slip up Water street to
Fulton market small black memorandum book con-
tanning undy bills and accounts which OF no use TO any
owner The finder will receive the above
ward w leaving the at 80 Water street stairs or on
board schooner Joseph Grice, pier East river
d = REWARD.-LosT OR STOLEN, FROM ll3 GRAND
,QC street the morning ~ the 9Th instant between
twelve white Charles spaniel
black his hips, shoulder and head Whoever will return
him. will receive the above reward and questions asked
c,S REwARD-LosT, ABOUT A WEEK OR TEN DAYS
C in Madison avenue other stage and
asketch relating business Of James Coohr8ne They
no any but the aud the above will
be paid for their return TO Alex Porter Browne 81 Chambers
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-10
MATRINIONY.

A YOUNG WIDOW LADY, OF GOOD FAMILY, IRE
n proachabc standing highly educated and possessing
musical talent is disposed TO form alliance with
gentleman Of refined and cultivated mind, with means
deposition e make home happy and organized
properly estimate the femanne qualities Of afeconate
companion Address in bor and integrity which will be
recipreoated, Stella, Broadway Post Office
A LADY, POSSESSING QUALITIES THAT WOULD
n make her desirable and conjugal companion Gntel
lectual and physical refinement essential and musical
gurements desrabe) may make the acquaintance of n
Western gentleman Of family position and cultivated
mind, With the view OF matrimonial alliance in the West,
of mutual and satisfactory UNDERSTANDING by addressing
Custos Colebs, Broadwa Post Once All sincere
cations will be treated with honor and confidence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-10
LIQUORS 8, sc.

On 000 OLD STYLE JUGS SCHIEDAM GIN FINN
EO.OOO old club sobnapps Heidsieck, Charles Held
meck Munns and other ans champagne Wines carsts from
III w dozen, (bottlss returnsd do, IT, by W. H. EN-
DERHILL. No. $50 Broome street. corner Of Crosby.
RRANDIEs, WINES, WHIsKEYs RUM GIN, SUGARS
~ &C., &C., at twenty cont below other house.
Dealers and heads Of families will find
variety Of choice mportations at WIN. H. UNDERHIII,S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-10

rToTEI FOR sAIE.-TuE LEASE, FURNITURE AND
l1 fytures of Mercantile Motel Mes. 2 aHd War
Fea street Broadway to cash euSonsr Inquire
Ske premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-10

IyNAMELLEp COTTAGE FURNITURE.-SSUTHERT
u dealers viii hnd complete assortment % toa1sA
rsntiae high post open cottage aud other S.. -
MATHEWS syACy's, No. s9s Broadway corner Q. -!
street Those who Rave the sst No. a. oass 8 Hsss
Palace. kuo- THAR f,tyTitsra "a f,ishs@
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-10

rDOsIN OIL MANUFA CTURERs-F0R SALE AT STA
IL peton Staten Island, four copper worms two steam
~umps (Worthngton 4 Bakers makeJ steam boiler 10
81 feet sbeetiron tank holding 1000 GALLONS Two ren
stills holding gallons and two holding 900 gallons Zach
sat nv AIger of Boston best gun metal rey
will he sold cheap close the lease Of the
snises can be desired Apply for particulars =. No
T1srssdwsy NJ. RILEY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-10

CoLD LAMBS FOR sALE-THB TRACT HERETO
" knewn ths Eagle Geld Nine ssasistng 81 ems
Aunarea sighty the ssuuty ef Cupeppsr
yrrina about sixteen miles to fredericksburg AID adj
seinsag ths we'll known Cslpepper mines Apply TO A. NJ
3URT "a FALL street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-10

vIyANTED--TO SELL OR EXCHANGE, NY TOWN
w lots and buildings, known Yankee Exchange and
store Grey Town, san Juan ~ the Vanderbilt steame
leased until the LIST ~ May, 1854 until which
time would like light employment Ia hotel any
easy business triaDr remuneration. Address A. NIX
LICK, EAGLE Hotel Haverstraw, y. \.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc

HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.
TOR sALE-A soEREL HORSE, SEVEN YEARS OLD
IT fifteen hands high good traveller and perfectly sound
Can be at Sr y. PHILLIPS stable, No 40 Carmins
street.
JTOR sALE-h STRONG GIG, WITH HARNESS, ALL
II in good order suitable for ptysican Price, so;
3i2 Third between Twenty sixth and
Tv enty- seventh street, In the Etsra
TOR sALr-TUREE EXPRESS WAGONS ONE WITH
II op will he sold cheap for cash. Apply 70 STUDLER
+ co, n Canal street
TOR sALE--A VERY SUPERIOR BAY MARE, OF
elegant form and action spirited hard gent ana sound
Lowest price 500 Apply at the Of Fourth avenue aud
Twenty fifth street.
NOR sALE-Two HORSES AND CARTS AND WORK.
i Apply at l07 Fulton street. L. MoNANNF
TTORSE WANTTD.-A SINGLE HORSE FOR FAMILY
use young sound true and kind, good looking,
hands able and willing T. trot mile in
and half minutes and stand il to travel twelve miles
Per hour Amy person having such horse for sale may d
post paid 70 Purchaser Herald office stating
particulars A. 70 price, where he can be seen kc
n,RoTTING WAGON FOR s7j-Is VERY LIGHT, GOOD
shape and perfect order having been used but very
little To be Isaac Hulrs stables 2i Fourth street
near Sixth avenue.
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Those who Fave The No. a 0fAAs % tsysN
Palace. kno- THAR f,,aitsro "a fpishe<
DICH ROSEWOOD FURNITURE.-H sTONEY WOULD
IL particularly invite persons about selecting their parlor
furniture examine his superb stock, his
Broadway The fashionable STYLES
II. SToNRY $50 Broadway opposite the Prescott House.
CIDEB0ARD WANTED.-ANY PIERS ON HAVING A
- superior second hand mahogany sdeboard FIRST
article to dispose Of find purchaser by addressing
4o Post OF giving description where it be and
the lowest price
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-10

TlANILY GROCERY FOR sALE.-THE LEASE, STOCK,
extres eedw Of Of the eldest ssd most oxten
I've stea A. in the city Satisfactory given by the
S.sr for retiring addressed box No 26
YsR with ans place Of rssidepee Will re-
aeRy sntion.
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FINANCIAL.

CIT OOO TO LOAN AT SIX PER CENT INTEREST
3ll.OOO bond and mortgage; also the sums q
81 900 50 coo and 80 600 first class productive real estate
this city of years same of interest Apply
to JOHN r. CONREY Nos 23 and % Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-10

WHAT TIE PATENT GAS REGULATOR SAVES
w On the I'd day of September the New YOSk Gas Light
Company presented the bill Of Walnut Rasford, 25
Broadway for burned for the week previous $500 feet
SIS 90 The day the regulator applied. and the
9th Of September the bill for 900 feet at s4 TO- Eessrs
Walnut Radford their belief that the regulator
September, saved than its cost, Cs7) Call at ~
Broadway and the bills and examine the operation s the
machine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-10

ITT-THE TWUSIVK1 BKINh
built sG7 Broome street, between Broadway and the
Roverv Also furniture in said house for sale Can be
the hours Of two and four o'clock L. NJ
TIT LET OR LFAsE-A LARGE CORNER HOUSE AND
store Broadway, above Union place. well suited for
small hotel excellent stand for dry
goods establishment extensive Possession given
Immediately. Inquire of FOWLER 4 FRANKLIN, No. II
T1irtyfh street between Broadway and Sixth avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-10

ITO IET-THE FIRST FLOOR OF TWO STORY
j frame house containing four rooms with cellar, and
part Of large garden situated in Bayew terrace Thir
teepth street. between Fourth and Fifth avenues,
South Brooklyn. Also, the furniture for sale, which
Il oute new being but six weeks purchased, the fam
" leaving for England9 The above house is delightfully."-
situated being elevated position overlooking Staten
Island York bay with surrounding scenery Three
nes pass close y the house at all hours night and
6av Rert1 low To n good tenant
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ITO LET-A FURNrlED HOUSE ON LEXINGTON
avenue, i nouse is in elegant orer, AMI furniture
entrelv new and fitted the Possession at
al be let for year and half from LIST November
Rent 81 100 Apply to b KIM INNER, 3l9 Fourth ave.
nua from TO NJ.
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by j. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

VERY vALUBLE AND HIGHIYINPRovED FARM IN THE
vicinity OF Washington aucion-On Monday afternoon,
May 3D. a4 o'clock auction shall sell that valuable
called Woodockn lying the District OF Columbia, about
road, lead
city immediate peirhbohood Of the lands of
Addison, Jenkins, Gibson and the
ment hospital IL contains three hundred and seventy acres OF
hundred OF which cleared and In cultivation
heavily mbered cleared land well
fields Of which failing
springs Of Time, ashes, stable
have been used this land with great effect within
the and all produce heavy
of bottom well timothy,
acre n clover about forty seeded Ia wheat
and OF large and comforta
bic dwelling house, oversccrs and gardeners
houses. barn buildings for the
a farm.
II together win be divided into three parts, and
sold in that
Term. Sir thousand dollars cash the residue in two, and
tee wears for saactury secured bearing interest
plat may auction store Possession given imme
daey. jas " "c"p'nn,
l3-eod Hucu""seh
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