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SEVASTOPOIe TAKEN.
To the VictOrS Belong the Spoil.

A T the old stand of G. M Martin, corner of
~ Church andPearl streets. south east, you
can find S. W. NORRIS holding forth first
rate lot Of groceries, consisting in part, the fol.
lowing:
Tea, coffee, sugar, rice, tobacco, cigars, spi.
ccs, indigo, maddcr, essences of all kinds =
molasses, starch. glassware, tinwarc, brooms,
buckets, soap, candles, salt, cream tartar, cor
daga, raisins, figs, nuts of all kinds. DR..
Merrills celebrated black salve DR.. Jones
cough Syrup and vermifuge, unsurpassed in do
ing good. Perry Davis Pain Killer, M'Clains
Liver Pills, and other medicines all of good
quality. Powder, shot, lead. caps, matches,
window glass, nails and an endless variety of
other notions in case, worth looking at Come
and see, it will cost nothing
Nov 2, '54 32-tf
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Nouh Stoner,
VS. In L
Ann Catharine Stoner,
and nIhnrs
In Partition.

AIM OdtlaTlHe SlOHeIi
and others.
DY virtue of an order Of sale, issued from
I'D the Court of Common Pleas, in and for the
county of jackson, and State oI Ohio, in u
cause therein pending, wherein N Noah Stoner is
Plaintiff, and Ann Catharine Stoner, and 9TH
ers are defendants in Partition will expose
to public sale at the door OF the Court House
in the town of Jackson, in Jackson county,
and State of Ohio, OH
the 29th day of November, A. D. 1854,
Between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ and a
o'clock P. NJ. of said day. The following de-
scribed real estate situate in the county oI
Jackson, and State Of Ohio, and bounded and
described as follows, to wit The east half OF
the south east quarter, Of section twelve, town.
ship nine, and range seventeen, containing
SO and 2S.l00 acres, incumbered by DOVER
Appraised at $4,000. Also, the south west
quarter of the north east quarter, and the south
west quarter of the south east quarter of the
same sectOn township and range, containing
S3 and 2S-l00 acres, incumbered by dover, at
$4,000. Also the south east quarter of the
north east quarter and the north west quarter
Of the south cast quarter of the same section
township and range, containing SO and 2S-lOO
acres, unincumbcred by 3ower. Appraised at
100000. Terms of sale, one third cash in
hand, one third in one year, and the residue in
two years, from the day OF sale, with interest
on deferred payments, and deed to be made on
full payment of purchase money.
VINTON POWERS, Shift. D. O.
Oct &c, '54 3l-4w
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Drn GOODS.
GREAT ARRIVAL 4
BUM, WALTERHOUSE & BUM.

HAEE Just received from Cincinnati and
y d Portsmouth, and are now opening
ne LAEGnsT BLsT slLEcTLD aud CnEAPEsT
Stock Of Goods ever brought to this market,
among their dry goods may b. found The best
brands. brown aud bleached muslins. drills, den.
ms, sbeetings, pillow castings, naukins, cot
onadrs, 7hirtnq, twceds, camhr.cs, sie,ias, di-
ipcrs, table covers, cra,h, CANVASS
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LIVER COMPLAINT.

RN YSPEPSIA, Jaundicc, Chronic or nervous
Stt Debility, Disease of the Kidneys and ali
diseases arising from a disorlered Liver or Stom.
ach; Such as Constipation, inward Piles, full
ness Of blood TO the hea |, acaity of the Stom
acA nausea, heartburn, disgust for food, fall
neSSof weight in the stomach, sour erustations
sinking or iluttering at the pit of the stom ch,
swimiaing of the head, hurried and difficult
breathing; huttering at the heart; choking or
suffocatng sensations when in II Iy ing posture,
dimness of vision; dots or lbs before the sight;
fever and dull pain in the head, deficiency Of
perspiraiion, yelOwness Of the skin and eyes
pain in the 81 lie, back, boest &c sudden AusL-
es Of heat Burning in the flesh; constant i'm.
aeinations of Evil; and great depression Of spi-
rita. Can be cffeCtually curcdh hv
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Nk. E7OOFLtND'S
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS
1 NJ

AZ ~ l~lNNi ~ ~ - L 'NAS'D'
Prepared by Dr.. e. M. JACKSON,
No. i2O Arch Street, PhjIddeiphja.
Their power over the above diseases is not
exceled, if ,guaIlcd, by any other 'r paraton
in the United States, as the cures attest, in m,.
nv cases after skiful physicians have failed,
These bitters are worthy the attention of
inysids. Possessing great virtues in the recti.
fcation of diseases of the liver and lesser glands
exercising the most searching powers in weak
ness and If; cions. of the digestive organs
They are, withal, safe ccrtail and pleasant.
READ AND BE CONVINCED.
Further Proof-"We have examined many
certificates of cures in the possession of Dr.
Jackson, the proprietor Of DR.. HooFLAND's re-
nowned German BiterS, and we have known
many friends who have been cured of liver conf
oaint and dysdepsia, by this great medicine,
therefore me recommend ii to our readers with
confidence, knowing it TO fulfil, as now PREPARED
the fullest expectations Of the renowned physi-
clan who first compounded it."--German Illus
trated News.
Sold by--J. II G. Miller Jackson ]. H. Nc
Clintick, Berlin; Jared Stephenson Winchester,
and dealers in Medicines everywhere.
Nov. 8, "a. 33--ly
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TAXES or JACKSON COUNTY,
FOR THE YEAR 1851.

ount Taxes each hundred dollars Of all the subject
In the County Of Jackson for the 6 Is exhibited in The following table,
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Groceries and Provisions.

He has, at all times on hand, the very best
and we'll selected stock of Groceries and Pro
visions, that the markets Of Cincinnati, Ports
mouth or Jackson can produce Call and see
the old Pioneer of this now rich little county
aug. 10, '54. 90
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Carriages, Wagons, BuggieS,
Carts, Draws, etc,

Where he will be happy to see those wishing
any article in his line as he is determined to
manufacture and sell the above articles at as low
prices as they can be bought in the Western
country.
Farmers and others wishing any Of these ar
ticIes will do well to give him call as he WILL.
NOT De uNDERsoLp.
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sept. 81, '54. 2G-ly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-17

LBERT n. NICOLAY. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
a alton sale Of choice wines liquors. and segArsAbert
colsy Co will sell At auction Friday May - at
O'clock at the salesroon Is Wall street. continua
sale Of hne vines brAndes preserved fruits being the
balance Of the stock Of importer declining busns
estng Of peaches sealed
Ave cases preserved six cases assorted pie
the celebrated Soysr brand ten demijohns i've gallons
each old London dock Hennessey brandy vintage 1916 A.
vintage ISL and ISL ave dsmjohns Ave gallon: each old
Ave demohns I've gallons each old Jamaica SIX DENT
shns i've gallons each Schisdam GIN i've demohns i've
:Sanpasss. chas Hsids:oL booIy. Msirogsli.a, and
1erdsauI Julien, M;rssehno And absyn:he rdsl,
1icklsd herring TO- s Of the very finest quality Also
barrel OF whskey supposed the Oldest
which has been here for Ave
years Th: win be drawn Oh in d.nijohns also about
hundred thousand Of choice brands La FrmA
Yumixa Cellonos London exhibition La Norma, Noris
40 Every article will be sold without reserve Also.
elegant pair Shetland ponies warranted perfect
y all under the saddle they
been ridden driven both by ladies and children for
some time. A. H. NICOLAY.
e. SINTZENISH
w. X. BREWSTER.
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Legal. NOTICES.

PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE HIGH COURT
Of ChAncery made In the matter ofthe estate Of Ann
Cameron and IN cause Elizabeth Parks against Henry
Reye Roynold all persons claiming TO be next Of Kin
Ann Cameron, formerly Of No Bromgtcn place Bsomp
but Pierrepoint House street the city
Bath widow, the testa.ix in the proceedings named
their collectors ON OF before the Ia, day Of June 1874 20
and their claims NJ the tho Vice
Chsnceor Sir John Stuart ~ Old square Liacons
In the Of MiddessI or IN defaut thoro they viii
~ excluded from the bsne6t said order
fhvrsdsy the BIB Day Of June 1904 ~ O'Clock t noon
the said chambers appsintsd for hearing sad adud
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CHAHLES II. THUMSON, 4r..o,...,
CCRNELIA GRAHAM, executors.

A LBERT H. NICOLAY, AUCTloNEER-GREAT
"a sale C fine horses carriages Albert Mi,ol,y
clock at the Atlantic stables No. enwch street,
magnificent blood horse full thorough bred M hands
high sound and kind has trotted mile In 800 and will be
uaranted TO irot mile in three minutes TO wagon sold
pair Of ponies six and year. old and
kind and sound they perfectly kind in both
the saddle having
BY ladies and children for two years past Also pas
bf elegant pony built bay horses 14 hands high
warranted perfectly kind and sound in both
ouble asd single harness. under the saddle. An ee
made BY Fandar with set Of silver mounted harness but
elegant seat bret carriage finished in the best
manner and perfectly having been used to-
ether with handsome barouehe and two seat rocksway
In perfect order, made by Brewer. A. H. NICOLAY.
E. SINTZENICH.
R. BREWSTER.
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OCULIsTs, AND AURlsTs.


nR JAMES W. POWELL, oCULIsT AURIsT, &c,
IL notifies his friends and patients that order meet
his greatly increased professional engagements ne as ex
aed biz ofoe hours ON 10 o'clock daily DR. Powell
informs that be graduated In the college OF Sur
Of Dublin in the year s3 has prastsed Tor over
twenty In this city, and Tor the last ten
aos{ his attention TO diseases OF the
eye and ear lie believes h success has been unpaac ed
IN tie treatment amaurosis cataraota
granular lids turning in Of the ashes stoppage OF the
tear and specks hlms nor has he failed
hundreds 81 in removing squiotng nstantaneouy
Modern uproyoments have enabled him TO many
s.ops 10 perfect airing hitherto deemed ncurabie
tain relief can obtained in most Of deafness
Ionie noises In the DR. PowelRs popu
lar Treatise on the Eye should form part ot every
niv library may be the Of preserv nr trea.
1uIe which money cannot buy Dr. Powelp aelf acting
eve ear fountains which obtained the rsdal OF thu
Cryaal Pa md the American Institute can be rro
cured 81 his eoe pr Powell, continues 20 import sud
has always hand the hnest and largest soe 81 ar
tdeial eyes In the Union James W Powell ". u, y02
Broadway, nearly opposite the 81. Nicholas Hotel.
THE EAR AND EYE-DR. HEATH AUaIsT AND
occut deyotes especial attention 10 the treatment OF
dAses o. deafness and an diseases the osr and eye
Once 90 white street Just Of Broadway Hours from
sto ana 70 oeloek Afitlss trupots add hear
ing Duets adapted. Patients visited.
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COAL.

CUMBERLAND CoAL.-THE NEW CREEK COAL CO
~ 10 receiving regular supply Of Cumberland
their mines in Hampshire county Viii they
se at the market prices This coa believed 70 be equal
any mined In the Cumberland reggie For steam
purposes has superior The sstim alton which Il
held engineers In the United States savy aud
Of Locomotives be shown the once Of the eompsay
IS Wall street.
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SALES at AUCTION.

- -
lUU mile. Of New YORK city. and tive miles q shs Jsr
man owns house and los No building Associ.sion 40
nc mo av1s Fl 0 sns M
Ds lis Of rS NAY H.
arg ssod and pub
and sssisSins.s ready
ss,ss sT' ss
The .y Of sale @ per cen. (. On the III ,s aay o. June
bond mortgage At three years per
For maps and further 81 SCOTS Real
stausry vases vases satuets silver plated
~ s ssa. AND
70 day. s.ls:
marble goods elegant ware, Bohemian glassware
e. Rsa
aud ~ too .no
Ell e:..srs ..ss: :s.ss:.y ssa;:sas ;::s
Ss.ss. sds
s Ua . s c"s cue
stssusry ne principal featares 4. this sale Also
s. 4: :s: ns:
::s :..sas s.: marble
v &. &: s.
quor frames, cake taskss card basksse waters swing
kettes and cose seryiees TO- The above all
Of the elegant designs and calculated 70 attract a.
werk tables silver ftings pearl nlad work boxes dress
Ing cases. writing desks tables esntrs tables
sfths beautiful ornaments. sornucops. flower vases
tumbsrs centre &e These goods all Of tho real
Bohemian glassware and tasteful article for
seldom be found Also elegant bronze
nEurss slock, oandslabrss, eoupss osnds.tioks and
TRACTION The goods be Monday previous the
sa Purchasers have their goods packed the
A. d. NICOLAY,
Il. SINTZENICH,
W. II. BREWSTER.
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A LBERT II. NICOLAY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

LBERT H. NICOLAY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
"A tory contn sale by order Of the EXECUTOR of
balance q the o lots cores and very ysS
10th 10th nth 1lsth l9th l2oth l2ist i2d and l2M
sAreets and First and Second Harlem
"A. A. NICOLAY will sell Wednesday, May IL at L.
s,eloci at the Merchants Exchange BY order Charles
"a. Thomson and Cornea Graham executors Of Dr. John
Msdoler deceased without any reservation 70 close
me estate tho balance Of the 200 valuable lots and
Sorss situated Hath li5th 10TH fl7th s.h, 10th,
0th l2ist l22d and Sd streets and First and
HSecond avenues, Harlem, comprising valuable water
front, also right about $50 feet the Harlem
river, opposite Wards Island Valuable Improvements
in in the immediate inity Of this pro.
toysrd. completion Thsroad graded and the ready
be laid The road will be in full operation to Harlem
by the 18th July next thereby using the value Of
hsss lots from 100 70 200 This offers in
for the Investment Of capital In purchase i'm
proyements The sale will be peremPtory to the highest
bidder Terms OF sale 10 cent and the auctoneer fees
the day Of SALE 20 per the 9Th June
FUN warrantee deeds wilt be delivered and the balance 70
cent remain bond and for three years.
at per cent The title Of the properly . indsputabe,
and will be conveyed free OF all nclmbrances Ltho
maps and full particulars be obtained Of Chaf
~. Thomson Esq. No Court street. Brooklyn Al
ke1t H. Nicolay auctoneer No Broad street. New York
CHARLEs THOMSON. Executors.
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MATRIMONIAL OFFICE 6q GREAT JONEs SIRE

MATRIMONIAL OFFICE 20 GREAT JONES STREET,
I OF the Forery-Tbose wishing to form mari
mons alliance will find 70 their advantage by calling at
or poet paid, Mrs Prewster who has opened
matrimonial register whereby any lady OF gentleman may
Themselves partner for life without resorting
unpleasant alternative Of advertising to their
wishes Parties must send real residences business
reference circumstances Requisites 40 which will be
changed Everything concerning letters interview strict
ly con6dentisI
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OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF OF POLICE. MAY No. issa :
~ An ovner wanted at this ohce for silver watch
topld, GEO. ". bATsELL CSta II Police.
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TERRENCE BOYLE, AUTHORIZATIONS NO. 40
Centre street-Furniture Wednesday, 18th, at 10h
O'Clock at No l66 Chambers street 1he entire furniture
chamber furniture sofas and sofa hedsteads bookcases
paintings marble centre tables pier glasses lace
window curtains damask dressing bureaus wi marble
tops washtands do hat stands tapestry and Brussels
paliAters extension dining tables Sale positive, without
regard to weather.
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MAMMOTH PICTORIAL OF THE WHOLE WORLD -
M The hrs number Of this unique journal will be pub
shed AT O'Clock Wednesday morning May H. and for
sale by newsmenand periodical dealers Among
she 10 large engraving Of the Burning In En-
way Scene on Wet Day Distress in the ToIp6p. Family
Worlds Hail. q smile of Pref Harris gift ticket
view Of his country seat with eike portrait Of
thrilling romance BY popular writer's with all so.ts Of
J. N BUNNELL Wholesale agent, IL Ann street. News
boys will please be on hand.
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ls~---a--4-a~-~---~-7aa
RE MOEAJ.s.

REMOVALS.
DENovhL or THR oYsTKa n.RKEf-0N Tu
IL o. Nay next the oyster dealers located Be
twcen Fulton and Vesey srses will remove their busires
70 tho sp bstves, spring and Caosi Streets North river
Dtn0vAL ALBERT RANSOM SURGEON DENTIST
~ successor = DR. 1 odss, has removed fton No,
CHAMBERS stgss<to l4 GRAFT sftest.
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TNO LEvISON, AUCTIONEER LARGE SALE OF
q American art paintings Thursday and Friday
ngs May Is and 49, II O'clock the gallery book
sslesroom, 81 Broadway enbrseins srea. variety q
pleasing pictures by American artists magnificent fruit
piece the best In this country Coles Voyage Of LIFE very
antique Virgin Mary elegant landscspes by Holland,
Hardwek Turner aad others choice river and
mountain scenery BY Chsily rhetorical marine winter
pirate genuine gold frames For full particulars
1ogues at store above whore the paintings
exhibition Those DESTROYS of completing their galleries
the walls Of their parors saloons will
and this collection attractive Every painting will be
sold including the frame.
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GARDEN FLOWERS.-W 8. McILvAIN WILL SELL
u ~ auction this day the seedstore No John street,
oeock general assortment q garden plants com
sses with without pets dAhliAs great
Variety monthly honsysuckss, towering bulbs 30, In
embraces upwards Of hfy thousand plants Gentlemen par
shasnE largely ct private sale will be literally dealt vita
u II. LEEDS AND A. C. FUTILE, AUCTIONKERS-
70, contained in "ss1dsr,on's Family HSts," era;
= auction, Tuesday 2sd wednesday, lth and Thnrs
day 2Sth inst at O'Clock each day virtue several
Hassea &C. contained in sandsrson,s Family Hotel on
Gramercy park between Twentieth and Twenty r street.
comprising the furniture buildings and having
been furnished within the last six months Particulars in
Courier and Enquirer Journal Of and evening
papers. JOHN ". SOMER1NDYkE,
4 Attorney for NortRaxaaa.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

HOGAN THOMPSONs ILLUMINATED QUARTO
III Bible completedTke undersigned having purchased
the limited and only edition Of this beautiful Bible In the
receive from subscribers their ubers.
At Is ents for or part in exchange
complete bible thus afordng opportunity Of procuring
this magnificent book bound the very beet style Tur
key morocco 18th full gilt sde and edges The bible will
be for delivery the 18th OF May JESTER HARD
ING 81 South Third street. Philadelphia.
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TOsEPHA A. INGRAM AND GEORGE NEGUs HAVING
81 formed copartnershp and opened the 81 Chat
street. they respectfully invite their friends and the
public to call and examine their stock, consisting Of
choice selection Of ready made clothing combined with
and vestings of the latest styles and mporon
which will be made to order In that but prove
satisfactory. An early sall is solicited
JOSEPH INGRAM, "a Chaths street.
GEORGE NEGUS. near Chambera ut.
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UCTIoN SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE-gE
Ia ing the entire furniture of family going south sfL
IN kSTEh SLOWER, Auctoneer will sell, on Thursday,
t 81 Thirty seventh street. Sixth avenue,
aror bed and kitchen furniture For particulars
lee Herald ON
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A ssIeNtE,s SALE OF RICH JGwE5RY,, WATCHES.

4 A ssIGNEEs SALE OF RICH JEwELRY, WATCHES,
la Plated Ware, &c.-SAMUEL 0sGO0D, suetioneer,
will sell ming wednesday, At l0s o'clock at his
Nassau street the stock OF -m unfortunate
business comprising in part gold hunting patent lever
III the makers gold pens and pencil cases
ouble and single locke diamond eckt and other rinss
rosscs bresspins seals keys fob guards vest chains
Ne &c plated forks spoons, napkin rings butter
aoLets &c The whole of the above is part OF tn
tocf ola frat class jewelry store and vel worthy the at
Of every article 10 warranted as re
presented and will be sold without reserve BY order
n 4 the assignee.
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ID c. KEMP, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PIANO.
" forte &C. at house No ~ Broadway to morrow Thurs
day. At 10 o'clock-R. c. Kemp will sell At auction
above all the furniture carpets contained in
Broadway consisting Of all the usual assortment Of par
lor bedroom and Kitchen furniture and pianoorte
lot Of store fixtures show in the
der the hose. Sale positive, and no postponement
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.

WATCHES-WARRANTED GENUINE, BY TIE
following celebrated makers viz Jurgenson, Cooper,
warranted perfect time keepers and offered for sale at
much less than usual prises GEO G. ALLEN, importer,
wholesale and RETAIL No. ii Wall street, second door
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MATRIMONIAL.

MADAME MORROW WILL MAKE MATRIMONY EASY
wi and will show the likeness Of the future husband an,
Rttent friends through instrument which she will
20 Hum mate and unuminate itself BY invoking the pow
OF her wonderful science Gentlemen not admitted
No. T6 Broome street, between Cannon and Columbia
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD TO PHILADfL
~ phia from pier No srth riyer.-Tws iines da
IA. M. and r. A. The accommodation line at A M By
steamboat John Potter to tSouth Amboy thence by
places and Camden; fare 81 Express lines At r. NJ
by John Potter to Amboy thence direct to Camden by
through In i've hours; fare u.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIaEcT--vIA
IN New Jersey Railroad through In four hours.-Uuitte
states mail and express lines leave New York foot OF Cor
l. and eleven A. NJ and at four
hall pastbvePM fare-sa75 in seven and eleven "
fw York and four from Philadelphia IS in nine Apt
q. reduced prise from Cortland. street. through
Norfolk Msld'p Wilmington and ChArsston IN the sboy,
trains Through baggage agents in the nine past
I'VE trains only Passengers with baggage fsrrJ
fifteen minutes before the train leaves.
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILRoAD-oN AND
IN after Saturday May 49, 1854 the trains of the New
York and Harlem Railroad viii leave de pot Whits
Centre and Elm Streets for Albany and Troy follows
Mo ming express at NJ, arriving at Albany 29P.M
Afternoon express, 4P arriving at Albany 10 Z. NJ
JOHN d. ELIOT, Superintendent
NEW BOAT FOR
IN uaversraw and Sing Sing, landing a. Washington
Heights Yonkers Hastings, D9sbs Ferry sad 1srrytSvn
will leave the foot OF Jay street morning at o'clock
for the above Places landing at Amos street each Re
~ rnipg viii leave Haverstraw at2P. N.
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~ forte, carpets paintings mirrors, silver ware &c.
auction.-C. W. HOLMES will sell this day, (Wednes-
day) May H. at los O'clock the contents the
fainshsa house No III Forty fifth street Bosdwa
ch satin brocads carved and mahogany marble
top centre side and fancy tables rosewood work tables
and stands and wing chairs spring par
lor chairs and rockers sofa bsdtead rosewood
seven octave very superior instrument
rich tapestry and Ingram carpets Brlss: and Venetian
variety twenty five fine oil paintings and engravings in
handsome frames decorated Chin tea SETS elegant
sedteads cottage best sursa horse hair mat
dressing bureaus marble top vashsand SIT china toilet
sets oval mirrors extension dining table ivory and
furniture Ac Sale positive, and deposits required from