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The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-08
SACRAMENTO CITY.

E.&R. X. SWIFT,
B A N X E r S
AND DEALERS IN
Foreign and Domestic Exchange.
SACRAMENTO CITY, GAL.
EXCHANGE
On Cities Of U. S., Canada ana
Europe.
G.. s. Robinson & Son, New YORK;
Blake, Ward & co, BOSTON,;
w. C. Newbold 4 Son, Phllade phia;
.Judson & co. New Orleans;
Bank of Attica, Buffalo;
Greenway 4 co Baltilnore'
Chubb Brothers, Washington;
Peninsular Bank, Detroit;
N B Curtiss g. CO, Peoria, lll.;
James Garter s. co., Galena
James u. Borden, Clnclnnatl;
r. w. c lark s. Brothers, Saint Louis;
Br. State Bank of Indiana, Mich. City;
R. K. SWIFT, Chicago, Ill.
On Canada.
Quebec,
Banks of British N. A., ! Montreal,
Toronto.
On England.
Messrs. Aubertin Brothers, London;
Onion s. co., Liverpool;
On France.
Drafts and circular letters Of cred't, IN
sums to suit, on
Alliez & Grand, Paris;
On Germany.
|. Langs, Sons, Widen s. co. Bremen,
Coll & CO.. Amsterdam, (Holland; !;
). uu1I o. Suns, frankfort on Main;
Mendelssohn Bartholdy, Hamburger;
.Mendelssohn & CO., Berlin;
On Austria.
|. H. Stametz & CO., Vienna;
On Norway.
Jacob Dybwad, Chrlstiana;
ON Sweden.
G. d. Arfwedson, Stockholm;
On Denmark.
Schr & Son, Copenhagen;
Collections made on all parts OF Eu-
rope.
Gold dust shipped and insured to New
York, and principal cities and towns OF
Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Wisconsin.
Missouri, Iowa and Canada.
Gold dust bought at the highest rates
United States Land Warrants bought
Treasure received on special deposit
at moderate charge.
E. s. r. K. SWIFT.
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A. X. GRIM. f. RUMLER.
Grimm g. Rumler.
Bankers.

Bd1lKtTS,
No. 8, j street, near Front street, .Sacra-
nlentO.
A GENTS for B. Davidson, house of
IN Rothschilds, San Francisco,
N~Drafts for sale on the Rothschilds
and their agents at
London, New York,
Paris, New Orleans,
Hamburgh, Boston,
Frankfort, Washington,
Valparaiso, Lima.
Gold dust bought at the highest rates
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B. F. Hastings & Co.. Bankers.

MO. 49 J street, Sacramento city. B.
IN F. Hastings, General Partner. d. }.
Tallant and j. w. Wilde, San Francis
CO, Special Partners. Exchange at cur
rent rates for sale on
George Peabody & Co. London.
William Hage & Co. Ne,c York.
James Robb & Co. N. Orleans.
Page & Bacon, Saint Louis.
Gold Dust purchased at the highest
price. sept Is 2m*
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DROWNED OUT-The Union says the
last flood has destroyed "a vast amount of
stock which had been herded above and
below Sacramento.
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The total population of Sacramen-
to county, according to the census
returns, is 1859.
A MIR. Joel Clayton has establish
ed an extensive tan yard on his ranch
near Stockton. He will soon have
leather for sale of his own manufac-
ture.
The Sable Harmonists are giving
concerts in Stockton to large and
delighted audiences.
Several miners have arrived in
Stockton from Murphy's and Angels
diggings. They say that the utmost
destitution prevailed when they left.
There were only 6OOlbs. of flour in
that region, and it was selling at the
rate of $3.50 per 100 lbs. One of
them paid seventy-fivc cents for one
meal of hard bread.
The S. J. Republican is informed
by MIR. Bodge, that lot of -four had
reached Mol<elumne Hill from Saera-
mento and brought $75 per 100 lbs.
He says he met 100 teams on the
road thither, laden with provisions,
but there was no telling when they
would arrive at their destination
The country at intervals was cnunrod
with water, and the teamsters had to
convey their freight over the sloughs
in boats.
The Sonora Herald gives a very
fattering account Of the success of
the miners, but says that starvation
stares them in the face Mr.. Davis,
at Woods creek, found a lump of
gold, weighing eleven and a half
ounces, on the top Of the tailings of
his claim.
MINERS STATE CoNvENT1oN.-
We have said again and again that
it was impossible to get together a
miners state convention by volun-
tary proceeding, and have believed
that county conventions would be
more useful and more practlcable.-
1t appears, however, to be the gener-
al desire to hold a state convention,
and, since it must be, the proper
course, to make it a fair representa-
tive of the interests of the miners,
would be for the Legislature to order
an election of delegates. We have
reason to believe that this will be
done. 81 Repub.
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Gentlemens' Boot and Shoe
Emporium, 17Sla Clay, bet,oeen Kear"y
and Montgomery street, Sas, Francisco.
II HOFFMAN & CO., keep constant"
IL ly on hand and for sale fine as
sortment of Gentlemens' and Boys boots
aud shoes, on as reasonable terms as they
can be bought in California. Having the
most of their custom work done under,
their own supervision, they feel sure OF
giving entire satisfaction, and of beng
able to guarantee it of the best quality,
They receive their stock of sale boots anu
shoes direct from New York and can sell
as good an article and as cheap as any
firm in the city. Fine boots and shoes
made to order and at short notice. Or'
ders from the country transmitted through
the Expresses, accompanied by the mo-
ney, promptly attended to. oct2 Inn
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MagnOlia, in Sacramento City

|0N J street, between first and second
" so well known since 1850, furnishes
as good liquor and sets as good lunch
every day at II O'Clock, as any house in
the city. Those who want a quiet place
to sit, drink and read, lad better call and
see us.-septl8 SIN
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SAN FRANCISCO.

Book s. Stationary Warehouso
NOOK g. LIE COUNT, I'm mpor.ers and
" dealers in Foreign and domestic, Sta
pie & Fancy Stationary, Wells BUILDING
Montgomery Street, San Francisco.
French, Spanish and English books.
w. B. Cook, j. }. LIE CouNr.
stiff
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Banking House of Read & Co.
= ACRAMENTO, Agency of Burgoyne
~ & Co, San Francisco. Exchange for
sale on
Barring, Bros 4 Co. London
Hottingeur & Co. Paris.
Burgoyne & Plume, Neac York.
Jno. E. Ihayer s. Bro. Boston.
Canal and Banking Co. ~. Orleans
L. A. Bencost s. Co. st. Louis.
Gold Dust always purchased at highest
price.-sept Is Am
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The Fremont LAND CLAIM-The
board of land commissioners have con-
firmed the title Of Col. Fremont to ten
square leagues in Marinnsa cnnntu 'rh;s
is the most important news of the morn
ing. The S. F. Herald says that Judge
Hall, in rendering the opinion, expressed
himsefthat sit does not appear that either
under the Mexican or Spanish rule did the
title of the government to mineral depos-
its within land granted embrace more than
right to demand a royalty from the pr-
vate individual who worked the mines:
or, in one word, that Fremont's claim to
the gold, with the above reservation, is as
complete as to any other product of the
soil comprehended by his grant" The
claim comprehends an extensive tract be-
tween Aqua Frio creek and the Mariposa,
and strip from half mile to two miles
in width along the Mariposa, as far down
as the junction of Burns creek with the
Mariposa. Thus it will be seen that it
includes the town of Aqua Frio, Maripo-
sa, and Guadalupe, with the smaller set
Elements in that neighborhood.
s. j. Republican.
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Noisy Carriers Publishing Hall,
LONG WHARF, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
DOCKS and Stationary Of every de-
description. A complete assortment of
all of Gleason's works. The Uncle Sam
issued every Saturday morning.
CHAS. P. KIMBAL, Proprietor.
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SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY BoNDs.-
The half-yearly interest on the coun-
ty bonds is payable on the Sd Jan
uary next. We are informed by
Judge Stakes that there is enough of
the interest fund on hand to pay both
this and the dividend of next July,
and that surplus will then be left
of $4,000, which will be paid for the
redemption of the outstanding scrip.
This evlnces a very prosperous con-
dition of the county finances. Coun-
ty scrip ought now to be worth at
least 95 cents. S. J. Repub.
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A correspondent of a New York
paper who has been travelling in Ice
land, says that our geographical des-
criptions are all wrong. The climate
is not half so cold as represented
In summer it is delightfully."- mild and
pleasant. In the winter it is not so
cold as in our Northern States and
Canada. 1t contains less than co.
900 inhabitants, though as large as
the State Of New York.
The Congregational Church of
Massachusetts, compromises 46l
Churches, 362 Pastors, and 64,897
Church members.
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VARIETIES.

The Sonoma Bulletin says: "It is cal
culated by competent Judges that Sonoma
valley proper is capable of producing an
nualiy something like 100000 bushels of
wheat, which, converted into flour, is
more than sufficient to support for year
such population as ours; and were the
immense plains of Santa Rosa and Rus
sian river included in this grea: wheat
field, the amount mentioned would be in
creased tenfo'd.
In the erection of good mills-say one
each in Sonoma, Petaluma, Santa Rosa
and on Russian river-we have every
reason to believe that the capital thus laid
out would produce handsome interest,
besides being of the greatest benefit and
convenience to the surrounding country.
We have valley unsurpassed by any
other in this country-and this country
beats the world for abundant returns in
oil that nature assigns to that latitude
The whole length and breadth of the val
ley is being ploughed up, preparatory to
the next crop which will be great -
These farmers want seed and implements,
but don't know where to find them"
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-08

The total population of Sacramen-
to county, according to the census
returns, is IL, ,509.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-14
MUSICAL.

MUSICAL.
A CARD.-A YOUNG LADY, WILL RECEIVE NEW
"A pupils daily this week instruction in the Art VI
at her residence lilo Norfolk street. Terms
70 suit the applicant,
A RARE BARGAIN--A BEAUTIFUL SEVEN OCTAVE
IA rosewood so pisneerte will he sela Tor $50 excellent
latest style Of ese has been ussd carefully but ten
weeks perfect order Ans warranted BY the best city
maker The parties obliged to leave the
Of i'll health It be for tive days at Isl Csza
street frsm A. NJ. till o'clock r. M.
YONG LADY, POSSESSING A POWERFUL
IA voice and musical education, wishes for place a.
church either in New York
Brooklyn. The would be willing 10 devote few
in giving lessons inxing the plane youn
ladies Letters spHsist Interview 10 the
stating WI be received sy addressing Music
Herald shce.
TUsT PUBLISHED BY H. b. DoDwoRrH CO, Ne.
81 ~; Observation-Disclosures Rrass Band School,
instruction in the hrs. principles Of usc classified
proper selection Of Instruments for sanes Of
aumser necessary qualities how to select, appropriate
instruction and scales for
band playing regulations for bands
tactics dictionary II musical terms together with tL
teen pieces arranged for full Dand b. Allen
Dsswsrth. 81 act.
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DANCING AcADRMIRs,

4 poDwoRTHs DANCING ACADEMY, NO. 500
a. BroawdyNow for the reception ofpupls Wedne.
rem Monday wednesday Thursday and Saturday evenings
Tor grand day with band Of music
Saturday afternoon and exclusively pupils
semimonthly number of new dances will be introduced
this procured surns recent visit London and
Paris.
DANCING ACADEMY OPEN By sIGNoRs PLANCI
u and Psracehie new dance called La Sautsuss,
well received among the high societies in Europe taught
DANCING ACAsRnY.-A sHHRAkDI SECS TO IN
course Of Instructions Glasses At his rssns
cs..s :: yasss . "a sa o.
wes.ssaays and Saturdays ga NJ Gsnter.sa's siassst
lie. vii s.o ri1sa ana .sss.s .s.assd /. ia ssLsss
soacsniss All Communications addressed 70 ssnsr O. viii
be srenptly at.snses TO-
Fosr;ssnth ssres-hadsSs g. Dssrsai F.rrer. and her
aasafi . ssrss a - Ss
lays and Saturdays and Mondays and Thursdays "
and sS sissHs r. S1sy
Lessons gwen. Glasses and schools .atsndsd soese
" RACCo has the honor 7. inform ais friends an the
public that :. sas opened sabserson for grand soire
ss. 5 81 s@ @ s' SHY ssa.
4. s..; wiz :. s5.a.4 to lear. That BESIDES 9. ..
is1.nss. a. elegant sas .asd 'sAL: 'n Rein: q:
.si :: a' a'ss sTas. d. :s' s. e.s.
i. .ss.. and n: . .v. ag.'. sa's,I :. ..f.
.s:, ss e, 81
Ns u. ai,tnguisA.d performer in Nav York for
sa i:s S5 .T . ,ss At II: p:
ehlsrsn commences on Wednesday 18th instant At half
Mrs. A LANNAY WILL REOPEN HER DANCING
Brooklyn, wsan.sdsy. Oct ars [. viii BE- assisted
days At ool"ei M.sn.ss a.ns.n.e s'. Our
susivsy for pupils and ra.rssswi be given Pryae eia.es
Brsokiys '''''
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, SO.


ZINE GOLD JEWELRY.-TnE TRADE ARE RESPECT
fully solicited 70 call and examine the entire
OF ne guard vest and fob chains warranted to be
any other manufactured in this country and free from
Of the first quality. MARSH PENNEY, % John street
U jewslry-aEO. G. ALLEN, inpsrtsr. No. Wap
NRsek Broadway, second aoor.
JyRGErskE wATsHEs,
Warranted perfect ns keepers from. $40 11M
cosPER WATCHES,
Duplex sas 'e''r' rrDsr..p.yr :Ico,n
axdoquAxssr second watches, for timing hsrsss IL - ~
oHRoroMErrRs.
splendid pocket shronometsrs, perfect Nns
.ienr BAY wAroHEs
Which eight days with one winding. l40 70 ID
ENAMEL WATCHES,
ssr ladies, IN huIting Gases. He Ia
DIAMOND WATCHED,
ROY ladies' some ssio ........., mn 81
uATsnGs,
ThioA three different watches.. ID 70 T
wAroHEs WHICH VIVID
Ard urn the hands without key. - 70 IN
ALL xrrps WATCHES VERY Low PRICES.
ras GOLD lepins watches four holes ewslod Sn
e.id snsmsIied watches the ladies.
ssid Ens patent levers aantinI o.sss
aver ps.ent lsyers as iow as
tVsf ossseDo1 ieserS 40 low
Diamond earrings pins bracelets finger ynss and erosscs
scr sale 1T mpoh less than the usual pricea
JEwrLRy.
Al tsds u GOLD chains gold wedding rings sod kerr
ssssiess srssst pms auf Prs lseFs s.rrss soid sSs
lives spsatselss gold soothpiass ehsr shssa ehsns
50.
mvsRwARr.
sserns silver pcons cups ortb pic soi, n.pkln rns.
gsschss ana jewery exchanged. All watches warsats
tesp good t.sae or the money returned
All sinds q wasehss and clocks CLEANED and repaired
80 Test ct uon les than tae usual prcos by YER.
Fatssiof workmen, spd warranted.
ss,ses frce obsree
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L,oaEIGN sHAwLs.-rHE sUBsCKiBEk iNyifEe
the attention. Of ladies and all connoissur Of really ans
and tSa soh sssua and
ss r p Is % a
eeto with exquisite assortment Of french cash
lsssn he Sed s.Rse,sy present public ,sses sa
eouRry-tb fabric being q samels hair but snau.c.
ured Franc. ty that extraordinary French agsnion tss
that 81 india AZ to require the scrutiny
difference Public Inspection most f'gss o " i1Hsa
Foreign shawl sad CLOAK Wareaouss ssi Brosdwsr.
INFANTS, cLoAKs, Sc.-MRs EDWARDS RESPECT
& sa"ssy ,As IT. s s a. ss an I'M
aats eSaks ladies wrappers, children's slotsiay to
which 'A' invites ''' ''i aRs Ep WAS 20
T AIDES cLoAKING cLoLHs.-rRAcY IRWIN 4
ia Co.. importers and jobbers "a and 2S Broadway have
f. sSss sdsp.d for ads. wear asa.as
sns s4 sA s si ss'S Of the
yitea the Also dress goods in the usual variety
for the season.
MANUFACTURERS DEPOT OF BRUSSELS AND
M Chantiy iaces removed to No 500 Broadway Ne
% To the TGss ss S Is
Broadway
CrLENDID RICH CoLoKED WOOL PLAIDs, RICH
- sas' silks lnEm., ~ .o,...
Scotch w:o Ion: .,s ,ag Ss,. ssaw'
Superior twiled ladies' cloths,
Welsh snd English aanneis,
10 BowERy
tn: .ssy. :s: Of recent Mostly made
In any quantity, more or less.
High lustsred, all bsisa black silks,
style exclusively sold in the United States by this
in appearance value and service, to in this
market and sold At prices fully lew ross beautiful and
less durable goods
Our piaids in wsel goods, silks, dslaines prints,
and CHAINS,
deserving of than passing notice having bssn
selected the best stocks and
Europe, expressly for our retail sales
sh-etings shirtings, hannsls, ticks Ae.,
ding the rise material labor
yet enabled TO sell At former prices.
Our department for mems and boys full Of every
article, from fine cloth 10 = common jean.
We know Of NO competition,
independent in and can and do
sell commission merchants in the
city. F. w.. w. +. GILLEY CO, l26 Bowsry.
SUPERIoR LYONS yELvETs, IN ALL WIDTHS
- suitable for cloths mantias, &c just received Also
ladies' coaks in the choicest shades of O. lors KERR
CO., 767 Broadway, three doors below Ninth street
TEN FRESH CASES OF PARIS CLoAKs MADE Ex.
trade will he opened and displayed day At the Paris Man
a Emporium S6 Broadway They aade of TIA richest
Lyons velvet plain and hrodered and hns ladies'
cloth Also ready endless variety Of the
cloth slnas and hbustsrs for which there seen late
ly so great demand GEO bULPIN 3ol Broadway.
NELyETs, CLOTHS AND TRIMMINGS ALFkEB
EDWARDS CO., No. 9ald ii Park place have just
received choice assortment Of ladies esths wide black aud
sslorea superior Lyons velvss fer ecsks A large and
attractive assortment of cloak Ginss which ksy
invite the attention Of buyers
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EoR sALE-THE SPLENDID FOUR STORY BROWN
first class dwelling house and lot No. AZ
Wet street. finished in the latest style
ranged heaters bells and baths and
closets Aeh foor For price and terms apply 10
II. ROONE, Is Greenwich avenue.
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UCTION MOTTO s.-OSSOOD & CONgLIN Will.
"a sell on saturday Oct - at loa O'clock at the sales
room ls Fulton street general household
furniture mattre'se oil paintings engrs Wings &c.
Also, one fire proof iron safe. -
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BARGAIN.-FOR SALE, A DESIRABLE COUNTRY
"A residence in Bloom neld N j., ga miles from Newark
anA three Of mile from the village consisting Of
Dsd hsnhsuse other eutbudings Plenty
h.s Asa ,lrusbery With Ga acre. Of good table LAND
VI be ssld cheap. Fer further particulars inquire Of
W. % Hester street, New York, Of J. d. HUN
Y1N0DON, on the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-14

TTEERY II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEEH-lUU DOZEN
III shovsls at auction-Henry II. Leeds Co. will sell a
auction Saturday October b at IL o'clock ~ their sass
rooms No 8 Wall street, 900 dozen KimbaPs patent
assorted long and short handles manufactured -
Massachusetts, shovel Company at Worcester from the
about removing their works Bridgeport
Conn and to avoid storage &c their
being completed in Bridgeport anticipated.
above goods toe we'll known need any
delivered In good order per sample in this city free o.
and catalogues ready ~ the sales
rooms No. Wall street TermsFour months all sums
$780, per 81 for cash. under that amount cash.
aitv fund
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| L,oR sALE-A soRREL HORSE, SEVEN YEARS OLD,
fifteen hands high good traveller and perfectly sound
Can he At Mr. +. PHILLIPS Stable, No. ~ Carmias
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FANCY rURS.


k'VRS At THE CRYSTAL PALACE.-DuPLIcATES
Of all the shapes in the Exhibition manufactured with
the greatest variety fur from choice skins,
ceiling by the subscriber at moderate prices Ao
splendid designs in rich velvet cloaks trim ned
With Russian sable Hudson Bay sable royal srmins sable
The svery plunage Of the srsbs from the lake Of
and great variety other fr Ladies and vstsrs
etfuy invited beautiful
isn. to their supplying With furs
Tor the season CHARLES COOK,
Fur manufacturer and skin importer 625 Broadway
Bsyors Of stuffed sables and erines for SALE we'll
schy the attention Of naturslsts which arrived toe late
for the Crystal Palace.
I AIDES FANCY FUKs.-THE SUBSCRIBERS STOCK
~ Of risA fancy furs Of all nations h now ready for sspsc
ten AAd viii DO found to the greatest and
assortment Of NUTS cuffs pesrinss, vctoraYs tippes
apes Talmss and other in r
aibted esta bhshmeAt Some rich Of nvo
nal kusaA sable are amongst this solleetion and Sac
further expectation Of oso vAuab BILE skins prohibited
By the autssrat ladies win ind tbs most
opportunity Of purchasing. GEO. BCLPIN ga Broadway
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SPORTING, &c.

ITULL-BLoODED NEWFoUNDLANDS SHEPHERD +
T. dogs Einr CLarle cps ie Scotch and Enseh rat ~
tors heautifa Hstlar yregh0r~fg 20 THESE Fl y
breeds Also shapgnAe and 0hssassns foN.
n ~ Water Nyvst.
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MILLINERY AND DEVASTATING.


I,MBROIDERlES, &C.-MADANE RATH HAS JUST
L. received late steamers and would call the attention
the ladies' choice assortment Of enhroderies
head dresser Of the hest styles aud latest
r fashions Of which perfect novelties in this city
before offered MAD. +. RATU, Broadway.
ITO LADiES.-ARS. j. p. REILLY LADIES DRESS
maker Ne. y West Fifteenth street Fifth
Ladies DESTROYS have their dresses made s the best
respectfully solicited for their Good LANDS
wanted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-14
FANCY ARTICLES.


(yRYSTAL PALACE.-AR. LAHOCHE, WHOSE col
~ lection OF porcelain AID crystaware clocks, laaPs,
chan srs Ac 10 universally admired by yistsr
the crystal Palace informs the public tina tsis
date he will dispose Of the articles he has exhibition
They painted AID decorated by the best artists rarls
and As they were made expressly for lie exhibition they
Of suay not to be found in the trade Orders articles
e su the taste of purchasers will be received forwarded
France and attended TO with the greatest and
ty AT close of the exhibition Ali articles
sold v III he inmss iately rsturnea to France.
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yHEAP RENTs.-oFFICES AND ROOMS TO LET, At
s Broadway west side two doors below Broors street
Rooms well lighted and suitable for artists .rchitests
silors, vida and accessible Apply
20 DIX POW ELL. ocnst b2 Broadway, the premises
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II MORIARrY WILL SELL THIS DAY.. AT HALE
paet o'clock No 30 Fourth the furniture
Of the house. consisting of good assortment OF bedseads
feather beds carpets mirrors clocks, tables CHAIRS mat
tressss, crockery glassware stoves, &C.. &C.
nOAN HORSE AT AUCTION-THIS DAY, TWELVE
IL o'clock 81 Dey street. Of Greenwich, one roam
horse eight years sd 15 hands high sound and kind in
harness single double will he sold to the highest bidder
WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Auctioneer.
ID w. wEsTCOTT, AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL.
H. all the handsome furniture Of family, removed for
sale Saturday morning at 10 o'clock ~
this sacsroom ~ Eighth avenue consisting OF our sPeey
and other elegant bureaus washstands gilt mir
rors bedtcad eight fine hair msttressss
feather bed tables spring seat chairs rockers
diyaps book wardrobes china cutlery
rissswnre elegant boudoir p noforte, &c. embracing
rerytLin In eusp furnishing line all hont reserve,
rain or shine Wednesday nex house sale, elegant iusA.
turs Particulars ~ Monday.