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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-20

r,nv,' Ia v!.~ IF his @ra;nn"s services ,
% ihcir nt tahce 10 'iir C1pihs, a -,
ru. rains By his jGdicUu> agency abroad IN The rLs'i
o: iron rails that thousand dollars he vctch 10 ID
r. Clifford acknowledgment OF his talents ard tlcleh'
devotion the Company. a.,
As The entire means Of The Company for the
present Qned complete the rold that II would be mex
pcdicnt declare dividend Notwithstanding 'le Po
fits accrued would authorize dividend OIL hVe per ces au
that an account of the annual profits hitherto aho as s
same shu hereafter ard be invested IN inc OF
Company be 50 kept as that me same may m h
cd hereafter among the stockhoioefs aceo'"'"s ~ wv 49,
RircJ That "a ,he charter docs not authorize
the office of President the be dscohihuce
TINT the Board OF President and Directors ueIigha t
member of The Board who may act for the fesiIenl 10 lS
absence in countersgnng checks and ohe ollctu hE.s
and that auch moderate compensation DC uiIo"eu " "
hoard for his exlra service shall appear proper
Resolved, That the President uppy 10 The LEGISLATURE DO
nuhorry to construct branch road into the county Of f
trick from DInvle some other point on he nam toau
aud subscription by the State OF three Oh Inc
cost OF constructing and coupling such branch.
MIR Harve moved salary Of the President Ic IN
creased to 5000 per annum.
Vote taken on the substitute and lost.
The question then recurring the original resolution or
So 00O il was carried. .
Thu meeting then adjourned until O'clock p. NJ.
The meeting rc-assemhlcd al IA O'clock.
resolution to reduce the freight on corn was offered anu
referred TO the Board OF Directors.
The committee the Of tho Legislature OF North
Carolina reported adversely the construction OF branch
from the Danvillc road to Milton n. G. Mr. Palmer Il
member Of committee made minority report in favor
Of the proposition which laid the table, and the
mort VI the committee adopted.
Mr. Finncy from the committee accounts reported the
hooks Secretary and treasurer 10 be correct and
commencing the appointment of assistant Secretary,
whose salary to be fixed by The Board OF Directors Tic
report was adopted.
On motion OF Mr. Fnncy the salary of the Secretary and
TREASURER increased 10 s.. 0O0
On motion OF MIR. Tunsall il was unanimously
Resolved Tha, the President and Directors be authorised
in such they may deem convenient TO have tIans
ported and delivered gratis the Benevolent Society OF ms
lisfri iiiti mn
poor. ,:,.-
Mr. Tunsla was then unanimously reelected President
Of the Company.
Messs Clifford and Maury reelected Directors on
the part Of the Company.
After u vote OF thanks Mr.. VIM H. Dennis for the So lis.
faction with which he had performed the duties oil Chairman,
the meeting adjourned.
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IRON the Winchester Virsinian.i

THE "POTOMAC" LIBEL AGAIN.
This unfortunate deceased appears 10 share the reputation
of sucde Everybody strives for the honor Of assisting
drive through its buried Read the follow
decisive letter Mr. Faulkner and the article from The
Union Of the Bib, which we add:
HOUSE oE RErRrsKNTArlvEs Dec T. 1853
To tho Editor Of The Winchester pirgtnian
SIR:-I have seen 10 the Winchester Republican and
other papers my district hostile the administration
statement protesting give narrative Of the circumstan-
under which Mr. John Amber was seduced into
nation of his office Of Marshal Of Western Virginia. As
this statement has had extensive circulation If not its
origin in my District, and the facts il deemed worthy OF
credit well calculated to impair The respect so generally
enierniped for The personal character OF the President
have deemed II my duty make enquiry into the
truth Of this singular tale. From the result of that
guilty feel warranted in saying TO that the published
statement s from beginning to end sheer OF fabIca,lon
resignation OF Mr Amber OF the office Of Marshal
was far the President has knowledge of The
tiyee which his conduct wholly voluntary and
unsolicited and that promise or assurance Of any kind
was made BY The President to him or 10 any else
of his appointment; but the contrary Mr. Amber
distinctly Informed the Time that other
Than himself would after convenient pause, be solicited
TO fill the place made vacant BY his resignation.
The publication which refer Is indeed incongruous
aud absurd In ITSELF that might, friend OF The Presl
dent have been justified In permitting it to pass unnoticed
into 1.-THE aewer of forgotten caumnes" but the bold and
confident repetition Of the Islander 10 the public presses and
private circles Of my District readers it but act OF jus
lice to him. that brand Of falseood shall be without
Yours, truly, CUAS J. FAULKNER
Ma AmpLrn's REsiGNATioS-An absurd story-basei, as
Il would appear upon letter from this cv to Baltimore
ueW9paper-na5 gone Inc ROUNDS OF the wing PdpcS
ting The resignation of Mr. Amber, the late Marshal OF
the United States for the Western District of Virginia Mr.
Amber s connexon by marriage OF MIR. Mason, Sc
from Vgnia and the charge s that under the pre-
text of regard for Mr. Mason President had induced
Mr. Amber resign the Office promise that he should
be again commissioned.
The whole story absurd it's face that did
not deem It worthy of notice or reutaon have we
Mr. Mason aimee his arrival In This CITY, but through
friend who has conversed with him the subject and who
has his entire confidence authorized that
statement alluded sheer fabricaoD.- Washington
Frp,on
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TIE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.-Among all the no.
ssen, pierce there is none that conveys rcbe picture
of its rcul merits ms the following from the Rl chmond I'm
oirer Recognizing DO 10 the fullest extent The lnss
nabe value OF State Rights not only as caroha pon' W
creed of Inc democratic party The only safeguard
On which The perpeuiy of the Union can rest we ca or
with The Enquirer 10 endorsing the Message OF Genera
''t'' ''' '''0' philadelphia Argus.
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
New YuaK, Dec. l5-The steamer ASIA with Liverpool
dates of the 81 inst, arrived this evening. She brings I:
passengers, among whom 10 IT, b. English, bearer OF dc
spstches She passed the steamer America on the 9TH.
consequence Of heavy along the Danube extend
ed military operations impossible and both the Russian
and Turkish commanders were getting their troops under
On the Path of November Schamy aud Ismail Pasha
were to make Simultaneous attacks the Russian lines
but the result Is not yet known
Oner Pasha had intercepted letter from Menchkof to
Gorscako advising HIM 10 keep quiet in the pncpailies
Fifty pieces OF artillery had been sent 10 Adranope and
the palace there was repairing to receive the Sultan.
The Russians said ~ have required from England
the reea! Of Admiral r. Lane and Cup Borlase, who
holding commando In the Turkish fleet both Of whom hold
commissions 10 the British navy.
The Emperor OF Russia positively refuses accept any
arrangement He says that henceforh the question of dis
pus must be decided by the fate Of armies.
The Sultan Ia Interview with Gen. de lHuys pointed
out the necessity Of putting termination the demands
Of the Russans and he declared that Prncipates
and shall DO evacuated
was reported thar the whole of the Polish army had
marched TO the Prncpaties. An imperial guard was TO
garrison Poland
On the 2sl Turks drove the Russians from the island
opposite Giurgero Two attempts were made 10 recapure
H. but the Russans repulsed On the 2Ih however
the Russians ecaptured it, when the Turks showed fight but
hnaly driven oil.
On the % the Turks advanced towards Krajovo and
formed enuenched camp OF 8 900 men.
lsrge body of Cossacks accommodating the Danube,
had been surprised by the Turks. and pieces.
The report Of the treaty Of alliance between England and
France regarding the Eastern question: and eventually Civ
log AID ID ltc iurRs, was universally believed.
struggle continues for the passage Of The DaHube.
The Ausrans ~eIo forming large armies Of observation
10 Trausylvauia, and their other Eastern frontiers
Omer Pacha firmly maintains his position al kulafat His
policy TO be 10 harass tho enemy avoid pitched
battles.
Il Was rumorsd that six French and English steamers had
were about 10 enter the Black Sea.
FRANCE.-No news of interest. All quiet.
PORTUGAL.-lt was rumored that there was rising OF
the people Oporo against the regency of the King
Another account says nsurecon had broken out
Douro and that the lenders proclamng for Don
Miguel The Heraldo contradcs the last report however
SWEDEN.-The king Of Sweden in his speech at the
opening of the Diet complete Of defence
with view OF being prepared for any emergency under the
present state of affairs.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of momcnt-all quiet.
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.-Laer accounts have come
to hand from the Cape OF Good Hope but they unim
pLrant
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Correspondence of The Baltimore Sun.


The 6rst grand Cabinet soiree Of the took puce
evening the splendid residence of Secretary Guthrie
Prominent amongst the distinguished guests Senator
Gwin aud lady-in agreeable with the hostile
mo,s of the previous day. The entertainment
extensive aud brilliant scale. Several other social parties
the pamo hour added chec(uness and convivay the
general program of the evening
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-20

We are requested to state that the absence OIL OH,
of Cumberland and Powhatan from Inc 'louse VI
is occas!oncI by tic Illness Of his 'a'her
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WASHINGTON MATTERS.

wAsHrsoros Dec. l6-I understand that the naval
mtee Of The House. full meeting to-day, voted unani
mously report bill The first opportunity probably
Monday next. authorizing the construction OF six
fSates bs built the direction Of The Secretary of
the Navy. IN such lie shall see t. appoprating
90 900 900 for the purpose The shows both
hearty support for The Secretarys recommendations and
pompt action the part of the committee.
The Hon. Dir. Kerr of North Carolina called home to-
day by eesphic intelligence Of the dangerous Illness Of
his wife. as......E a..3. ..s- ~;
Con. Houston Ia daily expected here Senator Rusk is
said 10 be a, Austin Texas attending Pacific rail road
project ~
MELANCHOLY ACClDENT.-We learn from the Pc.
ie.sburg Express tina, Mr. Chastan Smith, brakeman
the Sou,hside Rail Road found under bridge about
ten miles from Petersburg last Wednesday, dead Ii is sup.
posed hs head in with tho bridge
cars We e pisslns under He exemplary man. and
leaves wife child and aged mother in destitute crcunl
sooces Their furnishes opportunity for
those go disposed contribute something for their relief
-----SSss-----
HoRRIp MURDER NEAR WHEELING vA.-Mr.
Alexander Garden OF Wheeling Virgins, was brutality
dered on Sunday Last, while returning from Woods6ed,
whe.e hs Saturday 10 his taxes where
he owed farm. Henry Craig is The name Of the
de.er has arrested and 10 now 10 Jail He 10 said
10 have boon intoxicated at the time of committing The mu
der. ...s'.Er.-- .~tzaf '.... lr' .gl g
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POSTMASTER REMOVED.
BosToN, Dec. l4-Mr Bird, free soer, Postmaster at
Wapoe has been removed and Mr. Smith, democrat, ap.
pointed in his place.
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| SENTENCED TO TIE PENIrENTIARY.-Ton
Harris one of the negroes in the robbery
of bank money from Mr. Henry Davis, was put hs
brfure Hastings Court of Petersburg on Thursday
The jury returned verdict OF guilty, and Tom was sen-
fenced 10 The penIten,iary for five years
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-20

PACIFIC RAlLROAD.--Thc Tcxls Legislature is in
session. and letter San Antonio that The road to
the Pacific will be built il 1t takes The fifty millions Of acres
of land which the Stale 10 do it, -Four companies are
Austin bidding the charter build road TO Ell Pasr
and one will be granted this winter From FL Paso TO San
Diego Is only $50 miles.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-20

Thu following bills were passed to-day
a bill for the relief Of Mary Wilson.
For The relief Of Andrew CIo!ley.
For The relief OF Col. T. B Randolph.
For The relief Of Vim. H. G. Anderson, 1,oh n Norrh
Aud-A bill for the relief Of Ieah'7 w.
ampton county. G Mitchell GAS ordered &c
be ensrossed for third reading; tho u,use ,diourn
And then on motion OF Mr. H"Sc-eA' "e ii0'''
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Ho:i. T. Fl. BAYLY, House OF Representatives.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-19

A. MILLS. AUCTIONEER-BY JAS. Comfy, NO. 80
~. Green wich street.-This Saturday nng at 10
O'Clock, for account Of whom IL concern about l0O
bushels damaged wheat 0 bills superine flour; 80 bags
buekwheat do 100 bbs and bags dried apples aud
with variety of desirable groceries.
DUBLIC SALE OF LOTS AT KEYPORT.-THE THIRD
semi sale Of tine Florence and Keyport Company
will Be held on the pre- misses near Keyport on Friday the
hsd at the OF the company at Keyport No William
phia The property Of this company situated the Rari
tan Bay, opposite the Narrows, Il sraighs air line be-
tween New York and Philadelphs. II has been laid
out the Of opening direct route for the travel
and business between New York and the SOUTH of which this
point destined to BIO the only depot and thoroughfare
spacious harbor has been constructed the Raran Bay
and ferry established between IL and New York. plank
road in of construction to the Dels which will
command the entire trade Of that section Of the Sat and
furnish through line for the transportation of
between New ork and Philadelphia AS manufacturing
town the location Of Keypor rapid
increasing and will become the most important town
manufacturers and capitalists throughout the country
fare between the North and the South
ITO BE SOLD AT AUCTION, ON THE 2lST NOvEM-
ber in the at II O'clock Mt the Bazaar Of Horses
No 81 Crosby street. JOHN H. GATFIELD, proprietor ls
Two black horses ell formed and in good condition.
property Of physician "a, rice faaay carriage
cellent conoitiop, used little Sd One harne
used but iit,ls time for the two horses ith cab In
the Lon don sly whsh he for single double bar
9Th. An excellent harness, cost $780, osa y for
two h. rses.
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FURNTTURM.
yHlAYIR THAN ly1R,:

u INAHELLID SETS, KNAMRLLlD BHTS.
Ne 20 Broadway, next door 70 The Dusseldorf 0AnsgZ
fWfNfY-TIvn ana THIRTY PER CENT, LEES than tAsi
be found anywhere else, all made nom kiln dried we'd
~ Greene slueet. 0ILLIB0 BYkNA
~ 7SSn sScvs 5Ssiss =. Ssss Sess : d 6SassS 49,
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TN OBEDIENCE TO AN ORDER or COURT, THE
Sheriff publishes the following Samuel Allen. Sheriff.
Sheriff ONCE PHILADELPHIA 1T. ~ l$h3 City and county
Of Phsdelphia fhs Commons ealth of Pennsylvania
to the sheriff II county sreetngWe command
all and sir rusr his goods ard catcls lands and
in whose ha de possession the bc that
he be appear before District Court the city
county Philadelphia to be holden at Philadelphia In and
for the said and county the first Monday Of Deoe
the care &C. And we also command you that you
all In whose hands possession the said goods
ohates Of them be attached that the
every them be and appear before the said Court the
place Aforesaid to what shall he objected
ahe and abide the judgmer Of the Court therein and
shsrwood Presden Of said Court at Phi latepha the
18th day September the Of Lord Thousand
eight hundred and fifty three.
CUPREME CoURT.-IN THE NATTER or THE APP.
the city Of New York. relative to the opening Of Eighty dfth
street. from tie Third to the East river In the 6ty OF
New York Pursuant to statutes In such made and pro-
yded the Mayor Aldermen and Commenaty Of city OF
New York hereby give notice that they intend TO apply
the Supreme Court Of the State of New York. at special
term the said cpur TO be held at the city Of New York
Saturday the 10Th day Of November 1888 At the opening OF
the court that day thereafter % counsel can DC
heard for the apponn emit Of
Assessment in the above entitled matter that the nature
ing Eighty Third to the East river
in the city Of New York. % laid ont ON the map OK plan OF
said city, under and by virtue Of act o. the OF
the people the state Of New York. entitled An Act rea
tive touching the laying out Of streets and
roads in The oisy Of New York 1na sT ofhs5
Counsel 70 the Corporation.
Dated New York October 4 1853
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COPARTNERsHIF NOTICES.

S.,s,.,>~~~~-cs~-.-s >sS---ScS-S->-,
1900 ~, PARTNER ';, IN AN , ExaI b.
BEST in the city attend 10 it.
CoPARTN ERsnlP-THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE TaIs
day G nds, the land %
business, in all its branches at No. Plat street
Nov. IL, 1853 HENRY Il BdRRTLL
I0PARTnERsHIP N0TICE-THE UNDERSIGNED
has this day alsn into 81 r E&wsSd a
Sa % a ,s Of the
sS' Of ss yrsu 4s e. Ti aae r b
g a. n as 81 s
La dt street The real estate bust Of the
Dc 'f'o on SG Ii Rs ri SIoosAY
Real Es.ste snd General Au 'tonecr 40 Wall street.
Regular sales will be held at the sslcsroon at the
residences OF families Srsahns up hGnss % and at sas
stores OF manuactnrers cash aayance WI pc MAZE when
rely upon ntrussed TO the being oon
reputation in the o. this ds'erp9n Of business
in future M in tive pending which the
spectfuliy and confidently solicited.
Eb9 sssI s slS SrrSSGGNaAho1h
Edward sintasnich date principal salesman Of II. r.
the Of bis friends ana The public to the above an
That his Dos. abilities viii be dew ted 70 their
ston according with the Oft expressed Suggestions Of his
sSsHSls
s,se is can iDS&sD Is s fsSs
nissoLUroN;--THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO;
Stuart Kemp Co. this day dissolved BY corsnt
sF %
New Y,rt. Nov; II, 1883. JK HosA;
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RESTAURANTS.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TOYNBEES hkSTAU-
IN rant Montague street. door from Court street. near
City Hail. viii be opened the public this evening ~
eeeek has been fitted and arranged in
superior manner equal !, anything Of the kind IN
York ladies' also for parties OF any
as T THO. u T3YHssE' Proprsssesa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-19
DENTISTRY.

A NEW MODE OF FILLING TEETH DEcAYED TO THE
n by which the xreme pain is avoided and ulcer
alton Of the tooth prevented Ether safely
tracing and artificial teeth inserted in superior manner
ut mo derate prices, by
IL. g. LUTHER, Dentist, 64S Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-19

TCHN W. SOMERINDYKE, AUCTIONEER-AS-
ssnees sale the stock of wholesale liquor deser
Saturday Nov 49, at No. Barclay street. at l0 O'Clock
consisting Of brandy gin rum and wines in the usual
bordeaux oils genuine Wolfe's schnapps deiohns Irish
and Scot ,h whidkey, the Office furniture, &c.
WIN. w. BRUCE, 1..
SAML. II. ROGEES, }A"RneeS'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-19

H. three story 1ern built frame house. with brick base
mont, in complete order finished with marble mantes,
speaking tubes sliding doors, will be put in if Tanted
filled in with brick tin roof TO-
Terms easy Located " Vanderbilt avenue Brooklyn be
Park three routes
twenty minutes walk from Fulton and Wall street
SERIES The adjoining lot has been used in connection
earden several choice fruit vines
TO- which will be sold with the other property If desired
Apply to G. c. MORGAN, Jr, 22l Pearl street, N Y
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ANTHOLOGY.

ed Doctor sHUMAN Swede by birth can be sult-
cd all events of fe past present and future NAtivea
calculated ladies and gentlemen Residence 76 CHAINS
bers street, Greenwich
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DANCING Academies,

A D0DwoRTHs DANCING ACADEMY, NO. so
a.; BsoadTsy-Now open for the reception Of pupils
and Sonds ThSasasy and aGr ss
dSy evenings for grant practising day. with banl
snsyely TOR pupils monthly number Of new danoe
to London and Paris.
r. GILBERT wILsoN--THE AMERICAN PROBES
street. Brooklyn Heighss-osen every day and evening
O'clock Pupils at this academy 1a az rsnSsrsd
most excellent dancers by very few lessons,isas
NEERERo's DANCING ACADEMY. NO. " wlss
y fourteenth street-Msdame Dubreul Fsrrero and "a
IL that their academy open and pupils may snser &
ss and and
..sK gentlsmen'o evening class Tussd.ys and III
sas and s. s ass
:sh0o sssnsed s9sess given IS usual Several danos
GRAND APoILINEA, No. 16 BOND STREET,
eesant and modest style Of dancing well known il
the United has the honor to inf the pus ths
me in rush to his academy he .ili give grand soree
did ali soi-ess given in New YORK waioh
will close the subscription for tho above sorae
@ q s H. for h, wh hss, great Of
ing lessons they being indispensab!s TIE eompte
sthee, ~. Inquire at 10 Bond street.
MADAME AUGUSTA HAS THE HONOR TO INroRx
open 'f e
gentlemen same days: It sS in ss s evening" 3
sD ss % Ys:s
Nine Augusta also informs the ladies profession thhS
she VII open class for stage dancing For particulars
THE ART OF DANCING CORRECTLY AND GRACE.
fuly-Mr Charruauds classes are ogsn for the rscep
ea a. bis os East
and evening Express
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AIRS. ALVIN, RENOWNED In nUROPA ron HE.
MI skin In forsteling the future, has arrived snd vu
furnish intelligence about al Of life She
hssrpfets dreams law matters .ad love- By sstseo book
TIE they viii also the Of her viiiters
Mrs. Alvin speaks the English, French and Herman Ian.
Residence rs Rivngton street, gtafs w
6owery. Ladies' 80 oents sensleu en- IL
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DUBIOUS RoOTs-J L. vANDEwATER AUCTION.
eer-W cell on Saturday, at l0 o'clock at IS Nassau
street. hyacinths tulips narcsus gadolus &c; Wander
sohoot Sons roots in prime order, and in lots suit
purchasers.
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MATRINIONY.

AgATRIMONY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN 4
vi LoverProfsse Lawton, Boston, formerly Of endon
viii send address, receipt Of dollar paid
plain directions enable ladies gentlemen 70 win the
devoted affections Of Is Of the opposite the
hearts DESIRE The simple, but oApsiv
ng that AL may be married Irrespective Of age appear.
position and last, though not least be
ranged with such decaey that detection mpcs
hls Address Professor Lavton Boston, Haos No stSs
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MADAME BARBER. NATIVE OF PARIS HAS cOA.
M menced class for French versaton, for these whe
have already some knowledge that language and who
wish practice Of IT. also class encnE
Call at Ne Amy street. first private house from Broad
way, from 3 TO b and7 to9P. H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-19

n D. NASH, AUCTIONEER, STORE 80 BROAD
D.wayTo machiniss porte nae manufacurers, and
oth Mortgage sale, Y M at the store, Monday
Of porte onnaie frames sssiIg fly and
tools required the various details Of the business a
nearly Sale positive will be credit of two
months for all hundred dollars, and lur
months for Gil two hundred and fifty dollars
Satisfactory endor4 ed paper.
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BRANCH 4 MCDONNELL, AUCTIONEERs, liz Full
ton street will sell Monday, the 2st at lo o'clock
and plain furniture consisting 10 suits and
hogany furniture, for parors % t.te and sofas 20
rocking and easy chairs dozen chairs, a marble top
bureaus and washsands 40 marble rosewood mahogany
and walnut tables mahogany French Itasn bedsead
library and secretary bookcases eegeres fancy side
glassware &C. The whole to be sold without
consignmeDts Also office furniture, desks lounges cases.
chairs, stoves,