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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-11
NETWORK TRIBUNE.


goR RUROPEA CIRCU LATION,
saNssd OF departure Fl eaeh 2a fo Liverpool
~ rsr postage inelos,d Single copies cents
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Go Ubcm it man Concern.

a..s Is yea ~ho arrived Ia ths country ship
Capt Pr. from Lon don June l ana vent
1855 returned steamer Illinois sept
y lass ~ oee OF the Commissioners OF Enisrl
IN n . - hrrs
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LIQUORS. &C.

S0 O00 sECARs OF CHOICE BRANDS, SUPERIOR
OU.UOO old brandies Scotch and Irish whskey, vines
Holland gn Schiodam schnapps genuine London cordial
gn French cordss syrups Co. superior East India pas
ae Scotch aes London Dublin porter and brown stout
In superior condition for family Apply to
WIN. H. UNDERHIII, 40 Broome street, cor Crosby.
RIO INvALfDs, ETC.-LANDEMAN'SL LONDON DOCK
Port, received from London docks where II has been
laying upwards OF Ave years. and sold imported at
wholesale prices SIS Is gallon 81 30 dozen g. per
bottle. ARTHUR Kendall, No. z William street.
T'RAsH-QUEEN's PORT AND LONDON PoRT-N0w
i landing, scbr Maria 4 Jose, from Oporto, .
small of the we'll known port wines o. the f.voro
brands OF Osborn Spencer Oporo including 100 Indian
pure juice quite up the standard and attac
tive assortment Of dry and old fashioned port wines Of the
best qualities OF which Ia imported in casks Of ten gal
Ions each being especially for to other
ports under bond TO be sold from the custom house stores
in despite OF all the Maine laws In creation Apply to JOHN
4 ROBERT OSBORN, IS Beaver street
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MUSICAL.

A SUPERIOR SEVEN OCTAVE 800 ROSEWOOD
N panoforte fsie <225; excellent tone uieailis
rame perfect every and fully by the bcst
nkers three months In going Cuba n
- : - ' S.o~ :.
RARGAlNs IN flANps-fiANoS AT WHOLESALE
mcntS excellent tone and ouoh made Of we'll seasoned ma
tcrn having tie metallic frame, TO which nothing Ia SUI
rtror ping the instrument In perfect tune Apply
t2J Broadway.
MUSIC AND PArNTING.-A LADY VINO rs A COW
M and experienced teacher Of the piano draw
every style viii give lessons in each
"a a. per month"; q eight lessons Apply rerscuay - 10
Broadway Wednesdays and Fridays, from O'Clock,
A. NJ until o'clock, y. NJ.
Mr.. ROBERT NEWMAN, TEACHER or THE PIANO
M forte hogs 10 inrm his patrons that lac has removed
Crosby street that he continues 20 furnish
$40 Tor parties OF trumcnts for which he will
be pcnscd receive orders Mr. c. Brewangs foreign
muFio store, T0l broadway.
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AMERICAN rAfENg nlLliAKDs-rES rAnI8s-I Y
- Ne Ava street ertrsnee ~ Fuiten Ksrpsts -
e " eurrsr iineaIIf $40 tuiten rrsst ireskyn 81
go NNfrff NasalnfH4 fN4 tNtnNt street Pm u
N FfA NkfNs .slN1T4 tttls mnAtss pretead 10 70
Eo1fsnA earpAhsets Csc thrasan1 aultArs
N4tn atk A. AaeA thft ssssrtlts tHat lnaapent
a'e@Ft uat 49, ~ ltw eats I4HlFf, aAiiK q
Nfts FtNttf A. 81 fNif k00Ft a1d ~ 49, faetNr3.
sHa AZ ta. t3fert tfleFs EutNtAsfy atAaAae4 .
rasfansees ssut STA tatiss ef4seea ~ i5su -
pilIiARps.-if Yor wfsn 70 rrRcnAsE 4 coon
ID "a eel matf tAte wth Ms nriSnki patent rnthes
srtflet eA A. ~ a. Ann sFpet "a ths srgsss
stesk ever tEsrta "a sale - ths 5ltea ttsAss -
GklFffIu nECkEA
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DRY GOODS, sc.

IMPORTANT NOTICE "A. NJ. AND Y, DAVIES, 3T
broadway, selling OF thor largo stock OF lace and
muslin curtains, satin deiane damask gimp oops ceros
bands and French gilt window shades Ut 10 pr cent less
than any house in tho city, on account OF removal
MRS ROBERTS RESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE
l hdos that she Is prepared receive orders Tor All
kinds Of dress Ard con caps head dresses &c. AZ g Brosd
Wy aud LII Ninth street. corner OF Broadway
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lrlSEMEyTy gENEwED EVERY DAY.
aALEs AT AUCTION.


kTH NICoLAv, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
rs at auction.-ALBERr IL. N1cOLAY will sell,
Nov. q, at l21s o'clock, at the Merchants Ex-
br account Of whom 1t may concern, 81 90 Chicago
.ssippi Railroad second mort gage per cent boad.
Try and ist July; 5000 Illinois and Wisconsin RR.
teare pcr cent convertible bonds, LIST January and
Isl 600 each; sD2 sl00 bond Of tho city Of Williams
led nth May, 1854, and payable 18th Nay. 1855, with
\ per cent per annum, hypotheeated); 500 San
rhs6cld and Newark Railroad first mort "a &c par
hs, interest LIT March and lst September, 81 ,eyJ
poo state Of Virginia per cent bonds interest lst
and lst July, Si.0D each; ~, 900 Cooperation OF
Pm water bond, dated lst September, lSa3, and re-
let September, 1883 interest At per cent At the
|itsn Bank payable annually, LIST september %
entral Bank OF New York. So each: 10 do. Market
le Company 800 each; so do Ocean Bank, $50 each;
FOLK Bank, $50 eaeh 60 do. Astor Fire Insurance Com
3 each; do. Reliance Mutual Insurance Company,
b 10 do Sc. Nicholas Insurance Company, S25 each:
Eanport Steamboat Company, $3.50 each; 900 do.
Cliff Copper Company, hypothecatedl IS each; 500
Fican White Zinc Company, 50 each. Terms Of sale
cent this day and the balance before o'clock TO-
The accrued interest on all the bonds will be
10 the purchaser A. ii. n. holds regular sales of
|onds and other securities every Monday and Thurs
Ihe Merchants Exchange. At private sale, . great
~ first class railroad bonds, bank, Insurance. and
'cks. OGce, No. Broad street, next to corner Of
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Va s. MELLOR, AUCTIONEER.-BY HOUGHTON 4
w. MELLoR-This day Thursday, at lO1s O'Clock, at
ls street. elegant cabinet furniture velvet
rich house furnishing articles
ior.e French plate and glasses elegant
French China oil paintings trade
rrntry merchants and others will find the
eous the goods will positively DO sold to close
packed for shipping have them attended the pre-
mics The cabinet furniture consists very large
meDt Of rosewood parlor SUITS Of the richest designs
warranted the when sold 1T private sale
several rich mahogany sofas bookcass eegeres library
cottage do scfn table, and rocking chairs hat
pure hair mattresse clocks knives and forks rich china
also, invoice Of frs NUTS victorne cuffs capes sleigh
robes, &e., worthy Of attention.
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HON NOTICE.-H. WILSON, AUcTIONEER.-
y rosewood and mahogany furniture this (rhursday)
mt ii o'clock, the contents Of the Club House No.
street, third door from the Aston House, consisting
the following, viz Rich tapestry parlor carpets,
nt ORDER rugs rosewood parior suits in satin bro
BY richly carved; magnificent rosewood etegere, mar
with mirror doors and back, cost $lso carved rose
tire and side tables, black walnut extension table
sct, tea tables, card do. solid rosewood bedsteads,
~ French do, rosewood and mahogsny bureaus,
hds, toilet sets. sofas, mahogany aud maple chairs
pier glasses oil paintings ingram carpets ocloths
costly window shades, eight day clocks, hair mat
beds holsters sheets, pillows, WOODEN blankets, table
Eotly china vases china dinner and tea SETS ivory
cut glassware, tumbers, goblets decanters, silver
oons forks, castors, tea service with solid silver
BE is in the best Of order and will be sold without
frvation. A deposit required from all purchasers
to the auctionecr, and the goods must be removed
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|ENRY u. LEEps. AucTloNEER-BY H H LEEDS

|ENRy II. LEEDS, AUcTloNEER-BY H. H. LEEDS
CO1his day, Thursday, Nov 2, at ln18 o'clock, at
DRY Dock Hotel corner Of ayenre and Tenth street,
furniture, all the furniture contained In said hotel
ting ahogany SOFAS chairs, tables mirrors rockers
loths, dining tables, iurcaus wardrobes Brussels and
Jain carpets mattings gas fixtures, &c. Bedroom furn
in ffty rooms nfrain carpets oil cloths, mahogany and
walnut lcdstcads beds, bedding mattresses blankets
IT, 90; wasbtauds toilet st bureaus, tables looking
&c aso the harroom fixtures aad materials for the
To- also, tho ertire contents Of tho dining room and res
anti erockcTy glass. chairs tables fctees, mirrors, &c
70 commence with TIE Kitchen furniture; tho whole to
old without reserve Deposits required from al pnr-
ors not known % TIE The goods must be re-
cd on Ihurtdny Dclcrs rish without fail, removed
. eSrense OF the purchaser.
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Friday Nov. TO- at 10 A. M at the Corporation yard
kivington street, all the property remaining in yard
| Of sale, BY SAMUEL OSGOOD, Auctioneer, "a Mas
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NlAlRlMONIAL TYIC E.. LADIES a

Vl who wifhing a matrimonial siaacc,
viii find respectable and ADVANTAGEOUS OCCASION by
calling Madame uarris 800 Bcwerg who bag opeaed
matrimonial register whereby lady gentleman may
state real name, Residence, republics ac which VIII DO OF
changed they DO assured that everything o1noern
ne letters interviews Will bc strictly ccrhaonta Ma
deme Harris In Enggh French Italian, spanish
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MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN WHO WILL GIVE GOOD
n reference as 10 rcspsctaiity whose female acluain
quito limitedwisLcs form the acqnnn Of
lady, with view of matrimony) No objection to q
widow IL agreeable. Communications CONFIDENTIAL Ad.
Dress, ii. j. BARKER, Broadway Post Office,
MATRIMONIAL OFFICE, 80 GREAT JONES STREET
n corner OF bowery-1hose wishing 70 form matrino
will lind IL to their advantage calling
addressing poet paid, Mrs PKEWStER who has opened
uonia register, whereby lady Gentleman
secure Themselves partner life Parties must state
real name, residences, requisites, &C., which will DO
changed Everything letters Interviews strict
ly confidential No lat r nnticaA rnless po.tnaid
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'ENRy II. iFEDs, AUCTiONFER-pY II. II. LEEDS
Co.friday, Nov. 10 at 10 O'clock at khe saiesroom
assam stsset rs.h fancy goods Plated ware, bronzed
Il, Using aeyeTai valuable invoices Of rich painted
vases, cn aats kc.; Pernn hg1es statuattes vnses
e. Sc: plated ware toa sess curs castors liauors
baskets nitcHera t"n-t racks walters silver
cts fancy articles BRONCO and orm6ln clocks china do
40 figures ttatues canilestiexs coupas groups large
parier maehe goods tables, desks, BACKGAMMON
da papetcF, ealinets boxes, fancy goods ac Also
other valuable fancy goods O'clock rs piscss no
reps fer furniture covering Or window curtains
the Goheln tapestry, Pcrian, arahssqre, and other
tul patterns imported rom France samples for the
tai Pnlacr also, Table Of the srialto
Id without reserve, W order 81 the coneignee.
| uN w. sONERTNDyKE, AUcTlONEER.-MoRT
gage fnic Of superior turning lathe On Tnursday
M the auction room, I0 Centre street, of
|aklin, At IL o'clock, superior turning lathe.
CHAS H. WATTS, Attorney for Mortgaree.
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!OUs ROOTS AT AUCTION-THIS DAY, AT II
IA street. at l01 o'clock, consisting Of double and sin
kcinths bzard, bibloem and parrot tulips crown i'm
lilies, gladiolus, iris, ranunculus anemonies GRO
in lots to suit purchasers and worthy the attention
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ENRy II. LEEDS, AUCTIoNEER-BY H. H. LEEDS
Co, ths DAY, Wednesday, 9Th, and Thursday, 9TH,
ociock ut the sales room No. 10 Nassau street. Rich
gUousPlnted warc bronz ID ware, comprising several
able invoices Of rich painted china vases tea SETS &c
an figures statuettes, vases coupes &e, plated ware
ets, cups, casors l1uors cake baskets pitchers toast
waters silver coffee sets, fancy articles bronze
ormuin oiosass cnna Clocks bronze n-nres, statues
inches Also, large assortment Of paper ache goods
es, desks, back CANNON boards, papstries cabinets
y, fancy hoxes &c. Also model Of man OF war; com
bly, rieged aud equipped, with other valuable fancy
At IL o'oloekl5 pieces fine silk reps, for furniture
ring window curtains, comprising the Cobcn ia
Nv, Persian, arahesque, and other beautiful patterns
rted from France samples for the Crystal Palace
table covers OF the material to be sold without
rive, By order of the consigned.
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ION NOTICE SAMUEL OSGoOD, AUCTIONEER,
n sell at his store, "a Nassau street, on Saturday
at I0 o'clock, large collection Of household fur
belon ling to family leaving the city.
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kelry, gold watches dc.-SAMUEL OSGOOD will
his store q Nassau street.. this morning, at lOS
the stock OF first class retail jeweer The stock Is
some Of which are worth $500, without any reserve.
r of tho mortgages.
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BOLTON, AUCTIONEER.-LARGE SALE OF ELE.
liant household furniture carpets, mirrors ocloths.
cock ut the auction room, 80 Beekman street. large
how and second hand furniture consisting Of mahoga
s mahogany chairs. bookcases and secretaries, ward
rosewood and ahogany bureaus, extension and din
marble top centre and card tables corner
] music stands, mahogany and rosewood bedstesds,
ke bedsteads atetes, mahogany rockers cane do,
and easy chairs rosewood parlor suites in broca
mahogany and rosewood marble top washsta nds,
bod sofas work tables piano stools pier tables maple
Jane seat chairs, glassware solar lamps grandoles
h plate mirrors carpets ocloths, &C.; plated ware
large quantity Of second hand furniture from family
removing which Is all in good order; also 100 pieces
IN all Of which will be solid without and
deserving the attention Of dealers and those in want Of
lure Sale positive, rain shine. Also, two rosewood
ortes 6% octave and fully warranted. Catalogues on
|nrnnQ OF sale.
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ION NoTICE.-O. WARREN, WILL SELL To-
b street, near Broadway, consisting Of rosewood,
by, and blackwalnut bureaus, hedsteads sofas tets
CHAIRS, rockers centre, card and extension tables
oil CLOTH looking glasses, clocks, laces, curtains
feather beds, curled hair mattresses, straw do,
utensils refrigerator, crockery glassware &C. House
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FION NOTICE.-WILLIAM Writers, AUC-
Pneer, will sell tomorrow at 10 O'clock at No 3l9
fch street. boarding house furniturs-Parlor, cham.
kitchen furniture.
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hon NOTICE.-THOs. BELL, AUCTIONEER.-
BELL BuSH.-This day, at l0x O'Clock, in the
Inns, Centre street. will be sod by virtue of chat
gage, the entire valuable furniture Of three story
fnts of genteel private hotel, numerous beds all
bedding, 50 bedsteads, go chairs, carpets, mat
dining, card and centre tables; looking glasses
Iments, DC; china, crockery and glass ware; also
furniture, three valuable time pieces, pictures
Preaus. book cases, &c. Sale continued on Friday
her choice articles.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

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A .DoDwoRTu's DANCING. ACADEMY. NO. Ss
"A. Broadvsy, opposite Eleventh street-Mr Dodwogt
has the honor Of announcing 10 his friends the pnblia
saturday os,shsr7 for ladies'. AZ for shisrs"
End a. ~ o'clock for gentlemen The elegant estahiahs
ah, ~ .ns noor lelnld, -
improved o. Instruction. successful since lie adop
sen will IL r,ansd with slight alteration. suggested ~
trqucsd in adaition 20 all the dances In ordinary
Win the se careful attention TO the and depors
tsssie Of this academy Circulars containing the daya
hours and terms Of instruction be had any 81
.le Academy. % vii he sent ~ post
DAsss,cIassSS Ga, Ascaprmr ~ r1TRTn sTREET COZ.
new class fer adss, misse and masters Wednesday,
~ e'cock Also, one Saturday neat An evening On
Tor ladies texcusivel % also forming 10 asa
oeses AZ the dances v vegue taught, including al
nASCINC ACADEMY, siI BRoADwAY.-sR. PLAN
~ CLkAtIo have the honor 70 inform their fie q
an patrons that they have ENGAGED great many -
ladies' who arrived from Eureps few days Gentlsmsl
broadway.
ENR'Co'S DANCING hcADENy-TiIE PUBLIC fKY
~ snds are sosiGsi that Mr. Enreo viii hs lack BY
tth inst ~ tbe 81 his lessons for the wir
y son. There VIII IL ball friday, the 18th inst
EERRTRos DANCING ACADEMY, 50 WEST POUR
u tenth streets-Maesne 6. ptBREuL tEaRERo and
ssay ard Tfafsssy, wsdsssasy and SATURDAY, Al ~
ssss.as s'I sssa,s and TaIsr.a,,
ior src~n persons. ats y. M--eosamessiss Oct sisi
h-fsFas can jois ., an Tine, tie quarter eonmsnsiI
p2ivATr EVENING ctAssrs ~ DANCING. roe
fsnnsrs isr tsss vis srs ssnss a. aayasesa ca
rDli ns,s1eea ssrsrstsiy t.rsuisrs ssn y had An
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EoCERIEs, RAISINS, SOAP, CANDLES, STARCH,
Friday, 10th November at 81 Dey street. corner OF
nwch; teas, coffee, indigo riding saddles
harness, scales weights spring balances, knives and
inTs lame, beef, PORK. w. A. CARTER, Auctoneer,
an
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OVER ROOTS AT AUCTION.-THOs CoNOUGH.
lon auctoncer will sell, this day, Thursday, at 10Y
H. at l68 Broadway, Maiden lane superior cata
81 Harlem flower roots of recent importation, consist
hyacinths jonquilles narcis, tulips imperials,
plus snow drops, anemorus. crocus, 40, &c.
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lard sINTZENICH, AUCTIONEER.-EDWARD
txench will sell at auction, this day, at lUls o'clock
sales room, Ii Wall street, magnificent sale OF da
ewelry imported watches, silver forks and spoons, &C.
mond jewelry includes rich Paris and brilliant brace
ms brooches earrings single stone and cluster rings,
stly brilliant crosses, lockets, diamond enamelled
rs for ladies, chatelaines chaines rings charms 30
time keepers independent seconds lever, duplex and
watches BY the celebrated makers Jursen:en, Bre-
teres Cooper, French, Tobias, Roskell and Others.
iver table spoons forks dessart do, silver tea pot
plated do and large assortment Of articles usually
in jewellers store Also, one elegant pair Of gold
in glahs case jewels cost $3.50. Also, two double
led iowlng pieces, aud one patent rife.
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|ORGE COOK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALR
Of new and fashionable furniture, pianofortes melo
J, Aeon this day, Thursday and Friday, at 1oK
each day at the spacious auction and sales
e Of Tunis Merrill, 3W Broadway, corner Of Duane
black walnut mahogany and enamelled furniture,
which several suits of rosewood parlor furniture
can choose the covering, which will be includ
the sale; rosewood etegeres secretaries escrutores,
Ia side soia asional and other fancy tabes also
bdid assortment OF rosewood mahogany, French and
he bedeads of the Ezabethan and other styles; ward
library bookcases marble top bureaus washstands,
6ommodes mahogany sofas, etedtetcs, easy, parlor
rm chairs spring seats superior extension diing Ia
also at IL O'clock one superior octave pianofore,
by Hardman; one secondhand do, made by CHECKER
upright psno melodecn but little used; twenty
est Spanish hair mattresses oil paintings and mirrors
rative china ware SETS silver plated ware, patent
b. &C. &c. Every facility afforded to purchasers in
toxinE and shipping OF goods at moderate charges.
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.

DIAMOND JEwELRY, GOLD WATCHES, &c.-wIL
~ LIAM KING CO., Auctioneers, viii sell 1t auction
Friday, November TO- Mt 10Y O'clock At the sales No
inc street. the stock Of jeweer declining business
enameiod rings breast pins, scarf pins bracelets
brooches rings &c. set in the latest Partisan Styles
nee stone diamond rings and pins Of great beauty weigh
ing irem TO 5 oarats each; diamond cluster with
containing fine brilants stone diamond rings diamond
pendant rings cluster do single stone and cluster
diamond breast pins Of great value suit Of fine gold
rayed and enameed breast pins rings and bracelets
WatcheGod hunting Watches detached levers
penation balance epine chronometer ladies' goc
eled back hunting Watches comprising entire in
Of fine watches by the first French English, Swiss and
American Makers gold fob guard and neck chains gold
claims &C. Every article Is warranted as represented in
the catalogue.
GENTS FINE GOLD CALIFORNIA DIAMOND CLUs-
VI pins equal to the real diamond with chain
i5 without chain These pins be sent by mail to
part the United States. All orders punctuay attended
to by addressing l.. h J. JACOBS, AT broadway.
r AIDES CALIFORNIA DIAMOND CLUSTER EAR.
- equal brancy and appearances 70 the real
diamond. They really most beautiful article. Also
cuscr three stone and SINGLE Call and them
I. y JACOBS importers Of diamonds and Watches 4N
Broadway.
WATCHES REPA1RED-CHEArER AND BETTER
" than other store In New York. cleaning watch
~ new main spring ST. jewels 80 cents and all repairs in
IKE proportion Try rs once and be satned Those Cali
icrnia diamond cluster pins at So L. J. JACOBS, I'm
porters, Az broadway.
WATCHES AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICES
dies tine gold watches s,5 gold levers $780, hunting
~atches, S4u magic Watches diamond watches TO- Gold
chains very low Any one buying watch have chain
at manufacturers cost L. }. JACOBS. AO7 Broadway.
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NASH, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $40 BROADWAY
By virtue Of chattel mortgage. will SELL Satur-
pycmber at IL o'clock A. NJ, ut the corner OF TWEEN
th street and First avenue, the line Of omnibuses
~ the First avenue line, consisting Of horses stages
sleghs, &c., 40. II. CROMBIE,
Attorney for Mortgage
Dove sale postponed until Wednesday the 9th day
bove sale is farther postponed until Saturday, Nov.
H. CRoMBIE, Dep Sheriff
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RESTAURANTS.


A Observation-Disclosures HAD THE PLEASURE
IN to be invited guests At the nuptial ceremonies OF
friend Mr. Rascouar which took place Sunday last at
Pyttagoras HALL cannot refrain from Swing truly we'll
deserved testimony tr Mr. II. BARWOOD, Of 2& William
street. who undertook the serving Of the dinner for the
punctua and adrot fufment Of his duties restaurant
We will omit to make detailed remark Of the variety Of
dishes which there indeed nothing left
be wished for We therefore, truly recommend Mr.
b. Harwocd TO friends and to the public in general
WINGED that he IL the to please and satisfy those
who crafty him with their Patronage similar
fions. SOME Oh THE QUESTS
AS Mr. OSCAR sHANGHAE, THE INDEPENDENT
n candidate Mayor, who not elected, supposed
to parts unknown his friends hereby
Irsod the fact that he be in propra person at
No. Dey street, this day.
CORNER or BROADWAY AND NINTH STREET.
Thomas X Cullen, late OF Robert Sinclairs establish
mont invites his friends and the public to call as above
where he opened first class restaurant, fine billiard
ROOM containing fvc excellent new tables and
saIoon which, quality ofiquors segars &c., chaiien
ges establishment in the city Private
supper TO the retaurnnt Free lunch every
day mt III o'clock.
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@COn "A PARTNER WANTED IN A CASH MANU-
~CUU featuring business that pays handsome profit OF
cent the amount o5 sae5 and Is used by business
altogether and be extended through the United
States Apply at the mandatory 81 Nassau street.