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United STATES Mall Lime as CALIFORNIA;. via Aspi-
elias,
burden, syeed
The Panama railroad completed Obspo ~ miles
The transit from 70 embraces miles
Aspnws Obipo and 10 mile.
dry road recently 10 order
tbercfors,
aud ,e,r baggage being transferred
alongside the
transportation tins route
Reserve be,as always kept pou York rsns
and san trancsco prevent detention acd-n
The v~iisLis.
It's expected passage resu-
larry Ia days and he Pacific, in ~ i2x dsy,
Passengers win an A.pp-
wall. NsE4
Through tickets attic ioWot ra agency III
West street, New yok.
Jan 1s-du
IyASs ~ waTsOS-s ehtirae iph.a -sInnufasru,. ed
IL patent ho. proof sass
large always hand Dock street Pb,deI
pha Also, bank vsn and iroa
rsnted equal In the Unied STATES ~
be named, over 600 Of safes n
MsRuder 7t street. avenue, Washing
~ c.. Of rs receive
us.
Farmers, and Mechanic. Bank, Philadelphia 10 safes
rat do
United state. Arsenal , in Philadelphia in Cscornia
United States Appraisers Office, Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Rsrosd Company, 4 ssf.s.
Philadelphia Germantown and Moistown Railroad
2 safes. =
Richard Norris a s.n locomotive works, Philadelphia
Winchester Bahs, Winchester, vurnis
Sole ssoncy for Hurtrrworh' superior bank focts,
Ps,snt slsie-linsd r.frgerstoss
July 3o-2a~iy
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4 MEXICAN HOUSE. street, Besforf ~
"A Lewis Rice Rsbo'it sniarxed, sud elegantly furnished
taIbe modern improvement and convrnsnc.s for The
~. ~ savciitus pn.i,r.
Del II DIV
NpLENpID Mrr~ho"ss f"~ M ns.--The spacious ns a
~ building. " W. and pnf
high wfh tine dry ce'fsr, recently The soun -,
Psunivania avenue, nearly the Nsi'onai Hoe a
ready occupancy IT,. building constructed IN me
s,anuni handsan. style, and 80 mrsfn
each story he occupied scrarrriy The location one ~
best the and the roomy
The building with is elevated stories, makes peculiarly
furniture establishment @hoieyHie s"csy. " whp
separately Arpis
~. q. ENERy, q
q. McEELnfNr
street north, between e'h snd nh streets WV"
Ian 27--~odf
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UNITED STATES NAILS.

STATES or MISSISSIPPI LOUISIANA, AND KENTUCKY
(suppieInsntsIy.)
fssr oysgca DxSAErAxsr,
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by J. q. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF VACANT LoTS---on Tuesday af
terpoon, May 3D. O'Clock, auction shall sell
the following named property:
Square No 49, lot 10
Square No. $50, lots 4, s, y, Q, and II
Square No. 775, lot 6
Square motifs, lot ~
Square No elI, lots 10, n, ~, and Is
Square north OF square No. $50, all
Square No. 4 ,C69, lot
Square No. ,u79, lots
Square No. 1888, lot 81
Square No. l,096, lot N
Square No. ,lO7, lot .s.
Square No. lilo, lots Ia, 49, 90
Terms cash, In specie. st@F 1.
BY order Of the Commissioner OF Public Building.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Ap20-d Auctoneer,
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0N and ser Monday April lss daily ma- trains Will bs
this rosd agoeaby the following arrangement:
Alexandria Gord0asviie and intermediate stations
Of Duke and Henry ~
O'Clock Washingtos
ocoek connecting
the Virginia Richmond, Charloties
ve thus allowing that road
without delay. 3
Gordonsvle Alexandria intermediate stations
Gordonsve before ~ O'Clock the
Virginia Central road arriving Aiexan
allowing ample
leaving Washington city for North.
train from Aisxsnda Wanenion and intermediate stations,
win leave ArIandria daily sundsy eIcepsd quarter before
O'Clock, arriving Wnrrcnton * O'Clock
On Sunday, will leave Al TX O'Clock a. m.
from Ale intermediate stations,
will leave Warrenon daily (Sundsy exceptcd past
O'Clock, arriving Alex andra O'Clock,
On Sunday will leave nj 4 O'Clock p. ~.
ctauhlon ~
LyAchous
w
Passengers for Lynchbug L1ay,
rsin Ieav,aG Alexandria TX O'Clock Tuesdays Thurs
days, and Saturdays
Freight uaias are running daily, tsund:y escsp.sd2
Ap4-du 1ttt- * Agent.
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SOAETtfIN0 hkW.-ln Consequence patronage
Metropolitan Gallery proprietor has made
ensneement Mr.. Wsrgc from LoDd,n by
anguerreopes viii be coloed with blAncy and durs
biiiy mshod snpassps
deicacy paintings
.appoinmest Aes ssnussnen
sde hosr designated Metropolitan Gallery Lane
fuckers Pennsylvania avenue between ~ ssd On streets
ts. 5000 GEO. ADAMS, Ar,id
~, IA AT
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Statement OF the Affairs of Mutusl Lar. Ia.n-
rance Company of New York,
No III BroadWdy, for the eas,ns yuuarv 1854.
Net assets on hand January sist, 1859, per balance
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PROPOSALS f eoass,ins Inc mails Of The United States from
II 4, 10 on
routes States Of LOUISIANA MISSISSIPPI, and KEN
lucky The Coatraet Once Of once
ely Of WahiRgoD. until ., OF lo April
1854 By 3otn April e54) and Ia
the tuue herein
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INVENTONS.Ths once Of The Inventors' Protective Ma
street, opposite por'ico Of
once
ready make examinations, aAd solicit
70 members, with ali possible Aevpacb.
rbop with Office, models
can be made the shortest nstce.
inventors Office, desired
regard the "Unou."
addressed Office ~berv promp
will
Central once, Washington, o. Q.
President Of Iav~nos~' Protective National Union.
Mnr is-dy #tte.H
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NEW York. Nay I'D 16S3-The undersigned IA day
IN om~e No ~ William
ton he Transactions Of = general brokerage business
Bsnk, insurance. mining. railroad, government State city
securities bought and scid. l,la1t
rrcni.~ov bills Of exchange, and negotiated
MAJ le-dn rMANukI y. BART.
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by ,. G. MCGUIRE, Aactioneer.
ExTENsIvE SALE or CITY LOTS, TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
u On Monday sfessnooa, Nay ls II O'Clock, auction
rooms, 1 shall ssii The fuGeWisg described loes;
sqaare e03 loes and
do 9i6, lots 3 Z, IS, Z, 9, ., aad 10 ar#a#
Do 0l7, lots ], z, ., ., 10, IL, IA, H. and 10
Do 81, lots 3, e. S, cad
DO 90, los 4, Ae,7, 6, 9, and 10
stf Do 90, tots 4, 3, {, 8, and 10
Do a57, cs J, ., 80, 10. II. II, l3 20. q, and p.
y1ue istispusbss. G5e
Tsms residue in and twelve months
FOR bearing Of
y. Conveyancins Al tho exp<nss Of purchasers
LAS. c. MCGUIRE
Apt3-d Auctioneer.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

A DODwoRrHS DANCING ACADEMY, NO. sOs
"A. Broadway, opposite Eleventh street-Mr Dodwor.h
has the honor Of announcing to his friends and the public
that the classes for the ensuing will
Saturday October ~ for ladies' At for children,
mont has been additionally decorated the Hoor red And
other improvements made during the months The
improved system Of successful since It's adop
viii Be retained with slight alterations suggested by
:.psssne' Every novelty worthy Of alienation win BE- in
with the same careful attention to the and depor
Of the pupils which has been oharac
tsrtic Of this academy Circuars containing the days.
hours and terms Of be had at time 81
the Academy, Q, viii be sent by post.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PRIVATE ACADEMY OF
- dancing, lU Clinton street. opposite the Athenseum
children and young ladies' Wednesday and Saturday
ternoons Gentlemen Tuesday and Friday evenings, at
81 and 8 o'clock.
nANCING ACADEMY. 81 BROADwAY.-sR. PLANCf
~ APERACHIO have the honor to inform their friends
ladies' whs arrived from Europe few days ago 0entemen
will b. kind enough to give rs the preference No. 81
EERRIRos DANCING ACADEIY, 9, WEST FOUR.
s g ~ and
saturday che l44h October Young iadis and master
s fsssss.ys Gsasiss:n,: :y..ns o.:. Nom %c
dagsAnd 1hsrsday: q ossok SATURDAY sysniass 70.
sobosis attended Soirsss given - usual
DRIEATE EvENIN0 GLASSES IN DANCING, ron
ladies az s:Ss:nsn 90 BrssSway .sy siss;:: sS
pnp instructed separately Circulars saa DO had All
ssnby o. ne Ssasss, November II, - So Brcsaxay
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rOAL-1 HAVE NOW OPENED NEW YARD IN
Duane street. near Broadway in connection with my
old yards Of King and
and Twenty Ah street and Ninth Aysaus whore intend
sell this best quality Of red ash at tho possible price,
PETER CLINTON.
NOAL SIX DOLLARS PER rON-frRST QUALITY
~ red Ssh peach orchard coal (nut aze Stove esg and
price, :. .hs People. Coz. sad FLOR Ass.sy No Broad
the Branch Agency No. ~ Fulton street, Brsekiyn
the coal yard Csmnsr street epposts Atisafe kasia
burg Flour scd - he sscvs agencies. by the dsgs bass
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900 .nwASD y NOV S.Sss1 C TO AZ.
s q r.ISe She !: the only iady IN shs sssy Who saa
n.ds.s 70 hsns.s nor does q: wish 70 impose On ~
tioulaiy We west ferns q rhsuna.isa Call and sas
snd1psiag. brick house. stens ssesR:
4 sTROLO0Y.-nRs. EEKURY, FROM PARIS, WHOSE
psr.oe Of Pssssnt E 70 fcssts future events true
and certain. Can be consuted st 26S Brooms street.
A sT0NI1HINo TO ALL.-MADAMD MORROW 70,
"A Without exception, the nest wonderful astrolost -
the WORLD thAt has been known She will tell paSA
present. svsnss and wl show yeur future
band alA absent friends which has assenshsd oneande
during her travels IN Ruisps Shs seventh daughter y
seventh aaasAtss Aad bern With natural H By h.
vokne Vie powers u her Wonderful science tell svss
their very tks.ght. a.d Will saues happy pais y cone
s VIE III M :rGy shs srss.s lSIIssS::s q q nsz v
visit ks The:s wAs wsh spssd .sr.ss nay ean ser.
AL pssapa:s .sSsi :os.es 20 Brsoms street. sstwsss
How're frem 9 oeioek A. n 70 ~ T. -
MADAMn MnYxa HAS REhoy.D To n sxvINTH
Nl avenue. hetwssn Tvsaty thirA aAA Twenty fourth
str eta she ssstsus: = tell sssat and fstsrs svsats
likewise nmragea lsyrneys Law suits hsa.ses prcReses
:iohss., asssas lsisrsy lest g stsssa $3.50
an arsntes - heg ~.
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John W. sOMRRINDYKE, AUCT IoNEER.-FURNI
81 ture, pinAos Ac. AcThs day, at the auction room
no Centre street corner 2. Franklin street =.
chairs pianos. framed prints dry goods bursaa kkobs
brass foSndsrS goods s from former ele ~ eucuenssr
pests. WILLIAM 7. BOYD, aalesnaa.
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K n OOO sR0ARs or CHOICE BRANDs SUPERIOR
CV.UUU ola branAss, scotch aaA IrsA yfsksy, wiasa
HOLLAND q. Sshi.1An sshna2ys gss.lss Le.Asa essasi
s Ssstsh al Lsndsn ssA Dutln pest aaA txswn stsuA
''RIs ';s A liz ay s e -, cs,.,v
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TIORsES.-HIPPODR0ME, MADISON SQUARE
II Twenty third street saturday Nov. 49, At o'clock,
wardrobe and fancy dresses also, great variety Of
dres; also fifty sets Of and harness. all city
made. Sale peremptory, 10 close the
GEORGE CLEMENS, Auctionser
HsrRr PALnER, Salesman.
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THREE VALUABLE AND IMPROVED ESTATES, ON
Tide Water Virginia, for saeThs subscribers odsr for
sale privately their three estates Surrey county Virginia.
sxtsnsvsly known ~ Spring Grove Laurel Sprns and en-
liams lately owned and occupied By Col John Avery en-
wooded and tmbsred land the remainder open land and
nearly sysry acre well and mot o. n
Of esrn wheat oats and the grasses The boiidass ere
Springs Of excellent water abound the premises The To-
cation proverbally healthy and convenient 70 market
almost connected By plank road with Tide Water
within s:ysn ns; Of the village Of Cabin Point asd TIVE
and several mills the adjoining property and the
highest prices paid for all kinda Of produce In the i'm
in person % By mall, PACE, PiTTMAN PERKINS. Pc
tersbuvg, Virginia.
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TTENRY ID LIKps. AUCr1oNEER-BY n. n. LEEDS

HENKY b. LEkDS, zUCT1UNEEK:-BY H. 81 LEEDS
I'LL &CS.-Wsdnesday, Nov Is Thursday, Nov L. and Fri.
day New a " o'clock each svenins = the galleries os
iuabe Old pictures just London the property
distinguished connosseur These pictures have never
Able works BY eminent artists presenting to the admirers Of
ons b. valuable additions this sale This portion Of
the sss will embrace about hxty pictures Of merit among
which win found works attributed to tho following mas
ters:-Aobbsna J. CARR, Lancret Renbsns, Fra8ouard,
Cupy ntoretss, velasduss, Ruysdfel PolemberY Van
yd, Dc Vows Tsne.s, Roaulswi, Mstsgsf Var ydsn.
tures by modern Flemish Engsh American and other ar
lists v Stuart Stevens and Others forming an unusu
To- Aso about six hundred fine engravngs will be ready for
exhibition two days preceding the sae st the above gal
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MUSICAL.

CoEcxRT-rHEODoRB ErsrILD HAS TIE HONOR
~ announce that, order 10 crafty many suesrbseA
BE- hes sagAgsd Dedworths Academy s Broadway rsr
bis cassof querstts sorsss whore tho nr eencsr u ~
IA UeIC AND PAINTTNO--A LADY, WHO Is CON
M peteas aaA tsashse Of the psas asd draw
= PET nsnth ~ e96t iseesAA Apply, psrscasly q -
asS fSidsys. hSn csissk 4. 4. vssil SSIssS Z. Z.
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DETER PARKS. AUCTIONEER.-CHoICE EURO
pean pants:-On Thursday, Nov. l6 At II o'clock. 81
The sAies roe Ne ~ Nassau street. large collection Of
plants BY the steamer Glasgow comprising black
Austrian pne Scotch dr. Norway weeping broh
Napoleon xows funeral cyprus !,i.h upright vsrs-
assorted snovdropr goosbcrres sweet briax &C. Also,
quantity Of registered hyaenths glasses and supports
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W. Aeor-This day (Thursday) at lOk O'Clock, At the
s s loom ~ s.rocs nsname new ana second
fortes rich chinawsre mirrors choice oil paintings 80
electro plates gold pencils worthy the attention of
trade and those about reurnshing consisting Of carved
rosewood parlor furniture in rich French sAtn plush
ror extension dining tables fourteen feet ong rosewood
to mach several suits Of enamesd chamber furniture
y decorated mahogany tetea totes Sofas voltare and
spring parlor CHAIRS card pier and side tables
hosany and rosewood Gothic and French bsdstssd aho
ries rockers library and ofoe tables with variety Of
condhand furniture, removed from private dwelling viz
ding straw mattressss orooksry oil CLOTH 60
with which the sAle.will commence.
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r REDDING, AUcTIONEER WILL SELL. ON THE
10th inst. at io o'clock NJ at ss seventh Avenus
md fixtures offs liquor together with the lease 81 the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-16

DAwNBRoKER's sALE-THIs DAY BY wN LEWIS
L AORTlMoKE, At lT Chatham square. large
so large quantity OF BLANKETS quilts, and pillows ssls
TO commence ut 10 O'clock BY order Of
ABRAHAM GOODMAN, 81 Centre street.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.-A LARGE AND EXTEN.
sive assortment Of the various kinds always hand
the old estabshTent No. a e and Wooster street fa
n Wooster street.
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RY. JOSEPH HEGEMAN, AUcTIONEER-FRIDAY,
wioushsy street ser1er e Pear. psOOklyp general
tetes feather beds mattrsssss bedstsd mahogany
oanesest chairs &c also rosewood and mahogany pianos
bookcases, DC. 30. Catalogues At the salesroom
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II WILSON. AUCTIONEER.-AUCTION NOTICE

III WILSON, ACCOMMODATION NOTICE.
H. To-ogrow, ct l0k o'clock the splendid household
furniture contained in the large four story house No.
part q one richly carved rosewood panofOrss
cost $780, made rosewood parior stes In SATIN
and aide tables large Mirrors brocatels
and lace eurtans rich rosewood stseers with mirror
ottomans reception and chairs costly tapestry velvet
snd nnia carpets, oil PAntnS rosewood and mshosany
bedsteads BUREAUS and washstands TO match, hair mat
treesea BEDS holsters and pillows Sheets pillow cases. sk
and other bed sprssds china vases dinner and tee SETS ~
yer tea cAstcr salver ladies' forks
cry ous ivory cutlery mahogany snd black wal
cottage chairs, safa clocks work tables 40 Also the
basement furniture with which The sale Will The
furniture 10 Of the best description, and comprises
thing both ueir and Sale positive House TO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-16

CLATI QUARRY FOR SALE.-THE UNDERsIGNE
would call the attention Of the public to their Slate
quarry situated In south Granville, Warrington county
New York. from which they notwithstanding very
perior article Of roofing slate Of various c6ors vRsd
and purple The above quarry situated the line
Rutland and Washngt railroad, and Is Of
from an Of the country u has boon but recently
bank 900 square quality Of slate only three
hands having been engaged In working said The
ing their lease Of to some who may wish to
said business The vein Of slate In this quarry "
inex6austibe and slate manufactured with
than from other quarry In this vicinity Orders
respectfully solicited roofing slate Of various 1es and
ROBERTS PRICE,
South Granville, New York.
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n d. NASH. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
Broadway ssrss quantity hams in canvass three pipes
OF n assorted liquors. CASTLE aud other and tobacco
JOHN WILSON, Deputy Sheriff.
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m TOMAS BELL, AUCTIONEER.-BY BELL BUSH
This day, at lOh O'Clock atNo p Centre street. be-
reaus tables CHAIRS bedstead feather beds bedding
hair kitchen furniture also horse wagon and
harness.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-16

GROCERIES, CORKs, sEGARs, LIQUORs.-ON FRI
VI day, Nov. II, will be sold raisns, chocolate, pickles.
naEs writing paper .ssvsl.ps sss: coffee
soses weights also lot Of fixtures tables
ters oyster box, 10. w. A. CARTER Auctionesr 81 Dey
street, corner OF Greenwich.
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Id c. KEMP, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PIANO

II G. KEMP, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PIANO
l.fortes carpets &c-To morrow. Friday At 10y O'Clock
70 Nassau street, two doors from Fulton-R c. KEMP
hne Of and second hand .rniturs Of
ere and DEALERS consisting Of several rosewood
which are particularly worthy Of the notice Of
carved rosewood parlcr furniture suite
s. with mirror ,onts oak extension dining tables aud
chairs TO match, Brussels and other carpets mirrors oil
pantnss marble top centre aud pier tables library and
cretary bookcases bookshelvcs carved mahogany tets
tetes sofas and chairs china glass and crockery
bureaus and toilet sets hair
of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-16

UCTI0N NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FURNITURE
n new and second hand-On Thursday, November 10TH
~ III O'CLOCK at the sales ROOM No 70 Nassau street.
large Of new and second hand furniture compr
ing SOFAS chairs, bureaus marble
Bios mirrors bedsteads beddi mattresses counting room
and chamber furniture kitchen utensils &c we'll worthy
the attention Of housekeepers and dealers Terms cash.
PETER PARKS, Aueti9neer. 70 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-16

RIO .IxCHANcx,AND.roR sALE.rHE SUBSCRIBERS
wish to exchange splendid and perfestly neg private
residence Brooklyn, entsd for three years At good
ent for suitable for southern market They
also the sale OF 10000 corde-more
srst quality virginia pine wood and 10000 bushels
and excellent farming ands, with good improvements AL
Of which convenisnt and accessible BY plank road TO
culars apply 70 Alex PAcs ~ g. Nicholas Hotel
'"' PAtE. SiTTIAN 4 PERKINS, Petersburg, w.
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0NE MORE EVENING, AT CLINTON HALL.-FRI-
~ day evening, Nov. III at o'clock Charles Whitney's
Orators Of both worlds, mingled with Shakperes heroes
Iastah Hamlet King Lear, &C. DC. Admission, so cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-16

EDWARD SINTZENICH, AUCTIONEER.-EDwARD
~ Sintsenich will sell 1t auction Thursday Nov t. ct
halfGsst 10 O'clock at ths saissroom No 10 Wall street
tapestry brooade brooateo and haircoth oak marble
sdsbeard mahogany and rosewood etegeres once
desks, parlor mahogany tables parlor stoves, DO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-16

ELIAs COMBS, ,,AUcTbNEER-wILL SELL ON
bers street. handsome household furnure rosewood
piano. chairs tapestry and ingram carpets oil ooths tables
SOFAS bureaus mirrors lace curtains cornces lamps also
stove and pipe, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-16

DR. WARDS RENEDIES KxCKED EvERYTHINc.s
- sure speedy, ssNsfactory Depot 10 Caaa srssA
Broadway. Those who ~ Rg.
tsnasrs Of from Dr. Wards remedies osa
In very few days Ne charge N CURED TO thosfs alBs
IN I'M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-16

u BREvOORT HENRY, AUCTIONEER-BY HEN
~. RY BUCK, ut their salon room, No. IA Maiden lane
at l0K o'oloc A.. H., Thursday Nov 49, large
ment Of watches ewery and fancy goods mantle
clocks; consisting part of hne gold hunting
Watches silver do ladies' brooches bracelets lookets
ger rings card and mantel CLOCKS in variety
the most desirable patterns This sale worthy attsn
ton of purchasers lot In The catalogue will posi-
lively be sold without roserv0.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-16

GEORGE COOK, .AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, TO
VI al 10Y o'clock at the sales room, S04 broad
way Duane street, large and splendid collection
Of and fashionable furniture every description being
the entire stock Of city manufacturer consisting
wood mahogany and walnut parlor dining room and cham
also richly decorated china and silver plated ware Cata
ogues ready and the articles be examined carly the
morning Of SALE N B-Reguar auction sales held
"Wednesday and Friday Of furnurs pianofortss oil paint
and cash advances made whom required
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-16

no CHOCOLATE MANUrACIURERs-FOR SALE.
the stock snd machinery Of the late John Clark
sisng Of horse MILL stock and cry complete for the
manucturs Of chocolate together with the good viii Of the
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TT s. NAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA, VIA AS.
~ pinwall and Panama Railrosd.--On Monday, Novem
Der 20 At O'Clock r. NJ from pier foot Of Warren street.
North river will be despatched the feet ssamshp NORTH
the new and superior steamship GOLDEN AGE. spare
boat always kept ut PANAMA. to prevent detention in
West street, to J. W. RAYMOND.
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dor CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA-SEMI WEEKLY
y U. $. Mail Line.1Ihs steamship SourHERNER,
Lwan commander, will leave pier No. N. r. Saturday
Nov lS at o'clock T. precisely For freight apply
board where all bs Of lading will be gned and for pas
sage, the Office of
sPOFFORD, TILESTON 4 CO., 80 Broadway.
Through tickets to Florida follows:To jacksonville,
s3l; to Pistka $3S. The steamer NASHVILLE will sue
coed, and leave Wednesday, Nov. u N. Bon and
o'clock r. H., instead Of O'Clock, IS heretofore
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REWARDS.

c70 REwARD.-sTOLEN, ON MONDAY EVENING,
plU Nov 49, from 80 Madison street. black frock coat
e lined With orange coloIed silk one small mahogany
plate; also, velvet vest, silk mock cloth, &c. The
lbove reward will be paid for heSeturn Of the articles and
10 questions asked. W. v. KIRKHAM.
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FANCY GOODS, MARBLE VASES, &C.-J0HN L.
l6 at O'clock at the ~ Pine and IS Cedar
extsnsvs assorment Of rich Parsn oologns card
:tatuetts castors table and
ceive wofkboxes dressing rctcule pcrfumsy, &c.
Also invoice Of marble statuary consstng 81 superb
agate ebe vases pedstas Burdigo Eruscan do, Roman
and 0recian urns for mants pecea and pie. tables Bao
ehante fruit and card receivers mosaic work. Venetian urn
and Grent YarfAfY Of 0laasic AutinuA al