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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-23

EyThe Brookville American give
this good advice to its readers:
Don buy goods Of persons that don't
advertise. They are sharpers, or shayers.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-23

CALrfoRxIA GoLD.-The first 8 months
Of this year the amount Of gold shipped
from San Francisco VASES, ,858,o76. For
the same time lastyear the amount shipped
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-23
FARM ron SALE.

VNHE subscriber would inform the citizens Of Fair
field and adjoining counties that he would sell up
on reasonable terns private sale, the farm which
he now resides In Greenfield township, Fairfield couu-
Lancastesend CONSUMING one hundred and aity four
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-23
TIM PUBLIC LAxps.--Tbe General land


The PUBLIC LAxps.--Tbe General Land
Office has done big business during the
past fiscal year. Abou. o,5oo.Ooo acres
have been surveyed, and Of these, 7.OOO,-
600 have been brought into markei. which
yielded areEenue Of 0. ESQ. 600 dollars in
round numbers. This shows to what ex.
traordinary extent speculations in lands
and real estate generally have been carried
on the past season. and explains in man
ner the tighlness Of the money market in
the Western States, now that the dry goods
men in the Eastern cities have nearly seen
the bottom Of their business.
During the past fiscal year some three
and a half millions OF acres were entered
with military lard warrants, eleven mill
ions Of acres were claimed as swamp lands
by the States, and one and half millions
1.-THE residue offorner appropriations were
selected on donations for roads by the gem
eral government-showing upwards of
twenty millions Of acres were, in all, dis
posed Of during the last fiscal year.
The increased revenue on cash sales n
mounts alone to e,oO0, 900 dollars.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-23
FIFTEEN DoLLAms REWARD.

CSTRAYRD on Friday, the 9th instants, A DARK
- BROWN H1REt yehrs old, rough shod be-
fore very little white on her hind feet. No otheF
marks about seid Mare.
Whoever will return said Mare to the Sabsenoer In
westeryille, IL miles North OF Columbus, will receive
the above reward If Information Is given whore sh0
can be found, suitable rev ard will be given
SIMON WILLIAMS
Oct. 20, Observation-Disclosures Herald.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-23
Tooi..

Mechanics TOOlss.
CUTTEDt to all trades and offhe most approved make
1Butchers Cast Steel, Firmer and Saeket,s Gouges,
Spear and Jackson Cast and Spring Steel Saws,
Butchers Double and Single Plane Irons,
Ohio Tool Company Planess.
Masons and Plasters Trowls,
Cooper's Drawing knives, etc, for sale cheap by
April &c, 1854. JOHN EFFINGER.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-23
MUSIC.

<aUz-HFRs. MILHER Is now prepared ts
ffq iVl give Lessons on the PIANO FORTE
Ito alimited number of Young Ladies', and
solicts the patronage of parents desirOus ofhavihg
tn dau ghte re- instructed In this delightful art.
Carpenter House on Brosdway e. NJ. MILNBR.
Lancaster, September %, 1e54.-e1
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-23

EE-The Baltimore American saysa Con
vention ofBishops of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church, will take place on or about
the Cd of December next. They will meet
in Baltimore, and have sessions for several
days. Subjects ofconsiderable Importance
to the vital interests Of Methodism will
form the basis of their deliberations; whilst
it is anticipated to have a missionary
demonstration during their stay in Balti-
more. The following are the names q h
Bishops, in order of seniority: Rev, Bev-
erly Waugh, Thos. A. Morris. Rev. E.
S. James. Rev. Matthew Simpson, Rev,
osman o. Baker, Rev. Levi Scott, Rev. E.
r. Ames. r-A 1t
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-23

Picture Frames! Picture FramesI!
4 Invoice Of the best German Mouldings for Pic
~ ture Frames and Looking Glasses. just reccived1
and for sele loo, at the Boston Book store. =,
Lancaster, octobel 10, 1914 D! B. NUDGE.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-23
THE GREAT RED DRAGON

TVVHE subscriber respectfully inform his friends ana
Il public in general, that he has much enlarged 0i1
STOCK OF GROCERIES,
as to the variety He has Just opened and has for sal
No. /. mackeFel ofthe best quality.
HS9fS9A Also, best PicAling Vinegar, and
n small Stock OF DRY Goods TO suit customers J,
all ofwhieh will be sldlSw for cash approved coun
try produce at his Old stand, corner OF Broad and
Winding Streets, and nearly opposite The Broadway
Hotel l. CHURCH.
N b. Butter, Bsehn, lard and Corn Meal wanted.
Lancaster, SepLemher 81, ls54-20
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-23
BREADS BREADa BREADGI

SAMUEL BEERY
TXTOULD respectfslly announce 10 The citizens q
w Lancaster & vicinity, that has commenced the
Bread, Light Rusk & Cracker BakimH
in connection with his former baking, is prepared
To FURNISH FAMILIES
with eyery thing in the above line. Having in his
ploy the best 0 bakers he feels confident that ho
please all who MAY favor him with call.
W7Call at his Store Main Street, and also at hts
House. corner OF Columbus q Mulberry Ssroetss
Lancaster, July ls, 1854.
THE GREAT RED DRAGONS
OR 8rr
MASTER KEY TO POPEY,
Jus, received at the Boston Book Store.
Lancaster, September IA, 1854 D. B. MUDFA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-10
OCULIsTs AND AURIsTs.

TAR MATrHAEI HAS REMOVED TO No EOS WALKER
~ street He recommends himself practical doc
tor, acd especially aurist In TINS branch no has
complisbco quito astonishing cures and q great many
Of bis patents troubled for years with Deafness
entirely relieved Papers and testimonials
open for inspection nd conviction. Office hours from
morning TIL r. NJ, and from 4to n.
TTHE EAK AND EYE DIR HEsT5, AURIsr AND oc
urst, devoes especal stte ntion 10 tho treatment
deafness and all diseases OF hs and eye Beautiful
artificial eyes inserted without pain, which look and
trpmpets hnpt to spit all degrees Of deafness ONCE
c2s BrcalHsy. Hours, fro Q TO y ind from 10 9.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-10

NINE EIHrH wsRp--A PRIMARY ELECTION OF
the sb,g ectors af sbs Nioete-ath War; siu b.
bold at Cspraas Huts Of Sixty second strsar aud
mud avspur m Tuss'.y the i2h instant bst~s-n h.
b. W. @ and o'cork A. 10 elect owe d,i-gs IN
tue TsDb District Convsn lon. Tor tina 20 -i-c
ing delegate Ia cot the ri .trict ia The
yra,us- sntnn. BE- held on The 20,h instant
~ o. dor Of ID Ward COMMITTEES
ISAAC CLARK, Chairman.
n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-10

Esp~nsrn~l0, of 80. us Nassau street, has
ntvcooced h,a fail style gen ls@sos hats for 1884,
We wound dir espscsl as ton To It's novel and on-
Hsl sbspe. rich material bril- Ii It dni-n. essaot
hgs, and though last not ea1t, Its cheapness In all
tAeee rerps ets II eclipsas Broadway.
Public opini0- d-resms sbo value OF Haas
- III D. OF he ds and pubic opioi,D has affixed the
stamp If ,uperio,fy superb IA sye for 1854
Bense the ubpe for thi, light ricn sad
snp tnt ing fabric Is the hat Of tne
II imprass Of taste 10 design aod skill
N man p,acture NO. III ape. iss proportions,
Dac Jet elastic subs its dnish, and It's rimmings
b earloe eth hsr and higher priced hsts IL is
difficult 70 imagine hoe such gem OF art sold
four dollars GENlN, 2lA Broadway opposite st. Pauls
church.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-10

! prpnaIIn.N YOUNG MEMS GENE.

DEN0cRaTC REPUBLICAN YOUNG MEMS GENE
IL rsl cuIpm Tho regu sr monthly U-etioy
this ba bell A. Stuy'e-set le-titute
on Monday sripg, IIth met AZ ball past O'clock
u GODFREY GUN HER, CnArnau.
Nc Ivy, }ssc,s,sries
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-10

TO THE ELECTORS OF TaE CITY AND COUNTY OF
Ne- YORK; hs u. ders,gnef offers himself "a al
cADdda,s fo- The office Of Of
eUse,s and Ls1pa, 81 hs election ir Novsm usxs,
pledgi sDs- Ii. If lecte TO fuf ths stes
log to 'be ce With energy and honssty-gviog strict
personal s-nnon nd -uosrvisisn ell oyad In
the parmen and usiog his best endsavors redeem
the sisy from hfth and darkaess. JOSEPH E EBLING,
Columbian Garden, 200 B0~ery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-10


Rev~ed 0alfo ~iaa Robbed NJ F.os HaAirss D,,Iays
Gt0s Rco HacenR airoid Dept -Y.sts-isy m,rntuy
tara cd Cslrurnian nsW-d 5sr,sr Porter, .tsh 900
~ g"id Ian bis p-'ssssos pro,ed-d ca ths Ne aayea
Rsi"sd eFot 10 Brosi~ay FOE the pprooss o. rat
bg To bis oai'ys place In prt,gd-ti Mts,, AMI ~hs
there robosd g one nsh ~ ti- nay l. aopears
that Mr. Porter bad Just arivei fsom Aod OF pro
Bise 9th 81, 600 IN got, .hicn n.t ssour.d IN
Money esit hut th's beoomsS rather insecure az hs
thought, from Ia almost sta's he sook out a,
bis mercy 10 s'nr ing for Springfield, and.
mailing 80 packages Of IL put n s.cn owe co..
peeke. 90 arriving AZ the dspo, h met soma oas Of
ks bien' >. s.ksi him hello him At cutting ois
luRgsg. aboard the Will. bling At this Of
eDpi ym i, . D ,soraua thief Dsmsd Bill Oiver pash.d
pp sgsi, ~ him snd ioss.n's VI Porvsr felt Of his
sas pocS st- cnnsdersh lighter III II sbonh have
bsen copsi ring that saco o, hem ooatinei $50 ia
COLA In pn,tng 10 his band int, 'be lwh'ened p,okst
Ne found 10 his dsnsy that II vas entirely -mpts he
then caught old NJ OLIVER charged hin ~ith bang the
thkf and bat him cd He WA immediately NO.
vsyea to II chiefs oos, when being -ssrohsd toe
rnissipg not found Toe A-tun'' II, .
vulgar t4rm) hsd been passed 20 aocomchce who
eh befre Oliver srr-ste with the money safe
in hts ssion. Tue prisoner locsei for ex'
aDinaion Mt tho chiefs Office N, trsss has vet been
dicsvers1 OF the Of Oh yer, bat yiant mes-
being taken for bis arrest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-10

Cameo Oas u~Yreotyp>s taken only Mt the
williamson gallery in Brooklyn, 249 Fulton street. op
posie Clinton IDsfans3peous sittngs, catching the
preston Of happy moment. Cara from the ferry 70
the door.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-10

TLTANTED-A PARTNER IN LARGE FOUNDRY
w business, well established and In ono OF tine best
localities in New York. An experienced man, with
cash capital Ct $4,000 desired. Address W., herald
Office, stating where an inter view can be had
VlTAN ED-A YOUNG GENTLEMAN OF EDUCATION
wv and bu siness habits with $500 at his command,
10 take an in crest In 1ourishing publication. For
further nfo nati oddress r. box SO, Broadway Post
Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-10

CtENTREvILLE COURSE, LONG ISL ,ND-rRo Tine
I aud racing MONDE, uciuisc 10 Matcn 81, 600,
Two mile heats. Col a.,I paDes aeo drives hsro,
PAGER TO wagon. Mr. isvs. mes r. g. Iacony.
under the saddle, carrying 49, p"uni-
joel cDNkLIN, proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-10
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.
good location but not the means to carry on the bust
Would like 10 get partner acquainted with the
hardware bu, mess i've thousand dollars
or would sell out Address Fancy Hardware, Tribune
office.
t1 zoo PARTNER WANTED TO TAKE AN
Dls COOs equal interest ia pleasant respecta
bic which for tho oast three years has pail
reference given and required. Address NJ M. N
Herald office.
DIssoLUTION OF PARrNERsBIP-THE COPaRr.
~ nerrhip no etoforc existing between Benjamin New
kirk Charles Harrison and Thomas Holely, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent The business Of the late
firm win DO carried on by Benjamin Newkrk and Charles
Harrison.
New York, september 5, 1854.
AT Office OF COP ,RTNERs HIP Mr.. Pr, Err MApTE
IN heretofore Of the firm of Decoppet Co, has this
day formed copartner-hp with Mr. Rudolph Kanz, loI
hoffman Co } under the 6rm MARIE g. KANZ, at
u william street Their atfen ion will be devoted to the
purcbs sale commission Of stocks bonds, and
foreign exchanges and to the negotiation Of business
New ork, ,cptemter l, 1854
NOrICE-THE CopARTNEssHIP HERETOFORE Ex.
IN listing bet~een the subscribers, under the firm Of
George Wagner Co H. bv mutual consent this day dis
solved, Mr.. E. KropssGer retiring from the concern
Ihe business will bc ,sttlsd by Mr. George Wagner
New York, August s, 1864. Z. KROLLP EIFFER.
DARTNER wANTED-EITHER ACTIVE OR SPECIAL,
with $4,000 Slo, 600, to join the advertiser in
highly profitable manufacturing and jobbing business
for cash and four months. Ad iross B., box 1855.
vJ1HE P.RTNERsr Up HERETOFORE ExIsrISG UNDER
Il the Ct Ellis selton Il tb 10 day dissolved by
mutual consent EDWARD W EIIIs
JAMES Il IsEITON.
New York, September I, 1854.
The butiness will be continued by the subs Tiers, at
the old stand 623 Broadway under the Of Iscton
r Co. JAMES X IsELTON,
JAMES r. rLACE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-10
COAL.

TNOAL FOR STEAMERS OR sHIPPiNG-LACK lw ANA
~ lump ADD broken, Piston do d., Wyoming do. do,
Lengh do do, sohuyhnl do. Go Cum ,srland do do,
the wharf or delivered any Of New York Brook
lyp, BY hARSrON POWER, coal depot, at Hsxrrn
wharf, bstvseD Fulton and Catherine fsrres, Brootyn,
No % Beaver street. two doors from Wall street. Now
York.
GOAL. FLOUR, and BREAD COAL FIRST gu ALIrY
~ nut s'ze s6 pee ton; egg or crate coal, 70 -
flour by the single barrel sold at the Wholesale prics
Brssa cents per pound, delivered In New York. viii
hsmsburg or jersey City. Apply st the Peoples Coal
and Flour ASency. % Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-10

(,ENTf ENiIJE c0URSF, l. TIE PROPRIETOR, IN
Y order 20 promo match IN HI. among gen ssnen
who have trotting and mas conctla~d 70
give twoh birds OF The cep. he rise 10 The owner
OF The vim ing horse Of " ~ m.tch during the fau
OF 1854 N. B-No iics-is sill b. issued
JOEL IUNHLfN, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-10
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAI

tHxsssDrAL.
INFORMATION wANrEp-oF BRIDGET sCALLEY,
dauys ter of Patrick csl-y, native Of Ireland ooun-
~ Of Lor gerd, parish # ashei cssnsl Gebe any in
formation Of Ter rih NJ tbsusey rec~vsd BY Patrick
scslhy, Fisbk village. Dutchess county, New York
VNFoRMAr ON Ant ED OF PATRICK AND THOMAS
Ilon. nsives Of County Tippsrsry Ia h OF Bouiick,
tTesDd supposed % .. 10 Ibis city rosie aunt Mary
stepping at 1la q cen si-b street, At p. Egsn's.
IF RO- AS >HJBE,. w.o SAILED FROM HAvaE IN
j 1881. and srri ed In New York IN august OF that
year NiI call at io7 Church stree, she hea, from
her sister.
I ,kRsONAL liz Mr. LYONS, wHo WAS THIRD
q ship 90, from liverpool 70 Nes YORK, 10
Tho months Of july sgust, 1858, or aoy person 20
qoansd 9th sbem. sl their address, TO chs o,s
OF De ton mi risnsrp Of IMMIGRATION, No 10 Franklin
street. they All coafer ereas favor
de- srE ME- BL .cK W ARnIoR TO HAVANA DE
II soB0iKLR-
CEhor JOSE ISL ORC TIE coRDovA fs REQUESTED
to cal Mosauera 60. az there is letter to his
address, at Their ofbce, 169 Front street.
V,HE BoIJvI, FRIENDS OF Mr. LIvORIO CON
learning his present. psee u residence aai how he Is
getting on. letter addressed to them By him to tho
Of Mssrs Prooss Nsinsrsznsssa 81 Broad street,
New Yorh Will be duly forwarded.
sr-OHrHbG sc.
I>OR sALE-No 3os EvENyH TREET, ONE ENGLISH
j tan terrisr French poodle cog, " the pursst
breed wsiI nros fetch, tsks tbs sassr taace
co 'lIoc, junp through hoop and nsDy otaee tricks
DEGATCA AT Ht9IE.-rO TAKE PLACE ON
II Thu sday Sep,eo. Der IA Open for all sal poas
70 length md uodsr, boaa t. be ire at the
l,rgest psr To start bet $. On the hours Of 10
and IL frou H.lem oridgs and TO sa 70 anf Ind
bu Thro ga Pout, bsckto plnce OF stseos 10
minutes TO The loot allowed and race 90 BE- saei 10 &C
cdsBce vi Ipguaiona o bs aesn 1t ths hon.e OF the
propie'o .Fst purse $50 second boat In To save en-
trance mopsy Eve moe boats to maso race, and
dirs. & be sailed four hour, Entrsses zee So and
ali hoat to BE- entered before 10 o'clock the norncg
OF the 14tb ins, nj the HsJm bridge Hotel rhf ave-
Aus spd i3Oth street SAMUEL BURCHIII, rroprietoc
- iOklIN-. - kiNg CHskLES AND BI.ENHsIM
~ spaniel puys, man 10th Newfoundland pups, scotch
English terriers English g-ey hounds and varisty
= other breeds stock dogs Of tho pures blood
Please COPY the address, 2o5 Wafer street corner OF Full
soe, up stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-10

OQ7 BROADWAY JAMES TUCKER CAN PKODUoE
CC( at his momsot stock OF costly dow-rv an
feathers perhaps uDsqualled in the tate rns ccur-
for the sion. Tho ,myortAtion peculiar
and no ordinary production ss7 Broadway up stairs
L,NBkOlDEKIES, EMBRoIDERIES EuBROIpERIESs-
II from auction Wallace -cboles, 268 sixth
Iu corner OF seventeenth STREET. have just received
large lot VI embroideJles, consisting OF collars, Ter
,leeyea cbem,sett and laces all of the newest styles,
which viii DO sold for Less than 81 cents The collar
~ REAT BARG ms IN RIGA RIBBON MILLINERY
NJ Goods and Dsess trimming Riooons N. IL.
pumerous customers that by tAsiDg advantage of the
e1tr pressure The money ma KIT IN Erooe, be has
been enabled 70 lay In heavy .soc' Of choice fall m
traordDary great sacrifice Merchant mi liners aud
the pubic nvi ed to call a. they will and goods ~
about half the cost OF importation JUS opsned forty
Of rich eathers French flowers silk velve satn
fancy dotted and diamond silk velvet
DICH DrEss GOODs-FALI. 1s54-oB DELL PIER.
III Sun IKE are now prepared to offer 70 the ladies'
rinos Saxony plaids, &c &c. purchased at the late
ton sAe at full tse0ty i've Per scot less than the
cost OF importation. No. AL Broadway bet Grand
and Broome streets one block bsIo~ the Sc Ntcholas
C1RAw ND BEAVER BONNET RIBBONS, FLOWERS
- and teAthersWe have just received By late st am
era from auction large stock of straw, beaver and
felt hoDpets ribbons and oseTs and would partcu
stock Of Paris feathers which ia The most extensive
to be found in This CITY, and for sale cheap for cash with
ont di count by HOMER xErJaUM, "a and Cd john
street, corner Of William street.
SsHplDCtSaGRe
CARD-rHE SUBSCRIBER RE-OPENs HIs ACAD.
"A ey .bis DAY. for Instruction 10 the art Of psnmau
ship and book keeping New pupils will be received
daily for class or uliva INSTRUCTIONS
OLIVER GOLDSMITH, 1852 Broadway
BOOKKEEPING, wRIl ING, -RIrHMETIC Mr. DOL
ID BEah, 500 Broshssy, corner of Aous on street, ~l
form new casse. this week Ladies' and sentlsues who
enter tos day evening. win have the choice OF seats
and extra Advantages Every pupii guaranteed entire
satisfaction. Ev.piI class for ls,es.
ITO THE CUBAN POPULATION OF NEW YORK AND
i vicinity -bo you wish TO learn Engnsh9 An Ame
ricsn teacher Of long experience. ooe WHO has som.
kDo~lsdRe Of the spanish language, and Who has
Taught many CubaDs TO speak write English with
ausI Cyl has . few unoccupied hours which may no
engaged on application to A. CASrEIL,NoS Esq, 28l
Hue street, where AL desired information may be
OBJ aimed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-10

ItENTREyHJE C0UtsE L I-rROT ING "A PURSE
~ of 500, mile heat, nest three 10 ave- to wagons
Free for horses hat n purse. To come on
Sept 20. Entries We evening, Sept. 10,
by 10 O'Clock p ~ at Fauh Dar,e-'s Hotel Dr.
ner Of East Broadway ,nd "a rins steeet Three q
more to make ieid, two to- at
JOEL. eoNRL,N, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-10

~ oay Ocio s@s - atsh $40 . (nalf forfeit), mia
heats, best tnree in ~sgo"-.-t N0dioe imss
br m. Highland aid h W.. dun names gr. z. Grey
Iddy his race play la, TIE starting OF the
above horses In the Of ?'ih Of o tie nbsr.
Jof.i. ,U>k.IN, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-10

A 8 PoRTER-A YOUNG VAN OF SOBER AND m
~ dustIour character, ~ishes situation porter in
asfore. AddressW II. r., Do Division street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-10

A WELL BUC TED NJ N wisuE~ TO ACCOMPANY
"A afsuiy sbrosd 10 the capacity Of a courier the
best o. rseie,e's as to chsIsc cn be- given For
,cnlsIs inquire Of Edx ard Gser Esq, No 46i Fourth
avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-10

A Young MAJ, sfEAKING The FREN H. GER
~ DsD md EDglhh lang ussss and who has travelled
Tor mspy yfarsD tie snut1, wishes situation a COOK
.r alter In 'sD,y References given. Apply, for
lew Gays, at l0i Cedar street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-10

(tEyTREvHIE cOUR y, LONG LAND-TR0rrfNG.
I Tuesday sept-mn~r 2ftb a. O'Clock, " Match
81 eco Bali forfeit mile b.a @i thee Ia Ave 10 ha--
ness y. j. Nodipe Br ~ igh.ni Mali II. Wood
Ipff nsmes gr e. Grey sndy JotL 'oNKLlN propris,yr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-10

A lENPECrABLE WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION
"A o. tnJ,s ard seams r-ss IL com 2st>nt 20 tai 9
chsrr ~ sh' crsn Tao eo0e we'll recommend d. Ap
p ~ 2ls ssv nth avenue, tbisd door
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-10

GHERITF'S SALE ON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12rd,
- 1904 at 10 O'Clock, at No loo Fulton street, Brook
lyn largo Mt of dry goods OF every description
f. LOTT, Sheriff, T. Pierce, Deputy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-10

4 s IGNEE'S ale THE UNOE SIGNED WILL SELL
- at public auc Ion, Monday, Sept III, 1891 sc 10
O'CLOCK A. ut The store la7 street, Ia tue city
Williamsburg the stock tr ode lately belonging
4 u, woodland Co Consisting oil pianos mslodoons,
And lai2e assortment Of musoai tnstrumeats, aud
variety Of such her arics. a. are us Ally kept in
music store; also quAnuy OF clocks 10 seey silver
plated ware, iron safe show case All the arti
ses offered sill be- sold without reserve 70 cash. and to
the highest bidd-r 10 N MCGUIRE, .ssignee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-10

A UCTlON SALE OF n8>r CLASS FURNITU RE -
"A On Aopdsv mro'Dg SeDtsmo@r IL, AZ lo1s
O'clock copsL OF all the elegant fusutura cootaioe
IN bcute No IL hgnth avenue four doors from Four
EeDtb rect. Psriis at'eod'ng this sale assured
at the eDibe catalogue s he yefs mptorly soii 70
sbs bRbeet BIDDER The srbInre consists, Ia part. OF
elegant tapestry. velvet sod three ply clreets, velvet
rngs French pier and maots ei.sse- rosewood parlor
furniture suit, tetea tets Frroch SOFAS rae liy
served steptIes, T0sawoo1 sven pianofor- o.
spleps ID in> mspt rich and ts ,utsl
oecoTat,o vB,es cspd-iabrss, embroidered curtains
shades, marble clocks, &c sitn several beautiful oil
nDgs in rich rmes, full WsrbIe top ross~ood and
msbofany or sspp bureaus eoc,os-d uJs, rich
,oue' gilt and msh asuy mirrors spfas, lounges
superior soIa bs seaos, aoo bookcs,e, rosasood
mahogany and Other Freoch bedsteais, beet hair mat
trtsses, feather neds, baDkets mahogany, eSoo and
cottage chairs wardrobes &c with large variety OF
easement furniture exien lon table, refrigerator meat
cafe, oil cloth, silver ware ivory cutlery, decorated
china &c. Catalogues at house No uost 9one
any account ~ SELL W wEsrCuTe, Auctionosr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-10

DEIJSl BELL / = MGNEELY'- CELEBRATED
ID church, factory, steamboat, chool, ship, loeomo-
tive plantation and other bells, constantly on hand 1t
the works in West Troy N Y, and also At the agcnsy
ll6 Broadway, N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-10

CpNDsY BOAT FOR AJBANY-LaNDNIG AT NEW.
- burg Pousbkeepsie kir gsfon Cat-kill and Had on
TIC ,tesmer HkR0, Capt. W Hancox, win leave the
per foot Robinson street. eyory sunday, at O'Clock
For freight or ressase sppy on board, or at toe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-10

Have you Ibe Organ OF Osderf-If 80 an
n hitting saccid looking shirt bosom must be to you
torture 10 yor want ,le'P lie. sREEN, No. Aston
6"usr, measure you for ss Of shitts The outraged
hcuty will be mo tran satisfied. Bosom, eoa- wrist
bsDds-an VIII H. with ,ut \ fAw.