The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-02


mR LEEDS Now. then. two ard thre,> qusrte
{ VIII you aivs' Well two ard halt; gol.Ng-tw
AND eli. gone. Nam.. sir
: soItk-Mr ia obs takes those seats
,AAoraEh voIcE-Is that the original Jacobs2- Il
:, FIRST voIcE-(supposed to be the "origina,
h e., sir that happens 10 be the origias
Dir. L1lDs-How much for the next ohoice3 Come
gentlemen, let n get On.
q NolcE-ODs dollar.
MR. LAxDs-One dollar bic; at one, at one, a
| ci*' M one, at one; any m0re2
A yoICE-Ole and half
MR., LAxDs.Aty nore5 Ore and half.
A VSTcA-rwo
AHOrHsR-Tso and q quarter.
MIR. LEEDs-Two md q quarter; Qoinr going
! gone. Name, llease?
The vocE-Two and quarser-Mr. Giant.
Mr. LkEDs-How many,
/ ME-. GRANT One.
| Mr.. LKkDs-Now, then, for another choice. How
much Ore dolar bid; did heae enc and bali
Az ore; tne, one, one one one; az one dollar OILY
Tar tbs chOi q Shall sly the bAlf2
NoIoE-One and half.
M. L. EDs-0re and half is bic one and hail.
Make Il two. At orc and laif. Who Is the
N .VIsTEN announced himself az that individual.
and sil Didsd bis ip'entioc to take four seats.
Mr. LEEps-How much shall have for the next
choiceg
A vorcE-One dollar.
Mr. LIEIs-One dollar; at one dollar Any more
bidY Al ote collar; going. Nane2
TsE vorcE-sir. Jollle L will take ten seats.
| MI LEEDs--Now, then, let us get along. For the
ntxt boice, how much IL bid
Two yoIcls-One, one. one and a quarter.
Mr.. LEEDs-Come, gentlemen, be quick, or You
Will toon lose your best cloice.
| ONE OF THE voioEs-One and three quarters.
MI LkEps-Ohe and three quarters. Auy moreI
Htus have It at once. One and three quarters.
Going At ore and-any more three quarters.
| Gone. The name2
VoICE- Carson, five seats
MIR. LEEDs-What for the next chcice7
VoICI-Fifty cents.
Mr. LEEDS Oh. gentlemen. only fifty cent a.
Come, ne dollar.
VOICE-Ons dollar.
ANOTnEa-One and quarter.
SrIlL AkOTHER-l will give one and half.
Mr. LEEps-One and o balf-you see they are
rising, gel Il mer.
ANOTHER SrIIL-Ole and three quarters.
Mr. LEEps-Now then, am offered one and three
quarters-gciDg. going, gone, to Mr.. Hosard.
What Is BID for the next!
VoICE-One dollar.
AN0TuBR VoICE-One and quarter.
Nix. LEEDs--Say one and half--ope and half
one and three qussters-going, going, gone.
Name2
VoICE--Mr Hunt six seats
MIX. LEEDS How much for the next choice
Fifty spts ia bd-one dollar-oue dollar Ia offered
at one dollar and quarter win you make it?-at
ter? Call out your name II you please.
A VoICE-ODe snd q half
Mr.. LEEDs-Now the name.
VOICE-Ber jauin.
Mr. LEEDs-H0w many, Mr.. Benjamin.?
Mr.. B--I will take 222-24-26 rs.
MIR. LEEDs-You must remember, Mr.. B., that we
are selling now on tie fist foor but will give.
yon the privilege al. over TIE house.
M. B-l Will take best les Nos. 230 81, and 234.
That, relieve. makes seven seats, does il not sir?
Mr.. LEEDS Yes, sir-aii right We We now self
ing the sections under five doilars-at three. Nov
the n, for the next choice. What's the bid2
A V0ICr-One dollsr.
mr.. LEBns-One dollar is bid-at one-at ons-at
,Le---nue COLLAR. Any mere!
A VOICE. A quarter.
Mr.. LExDs-A quarter-a quarter-quGt-quart
-- sNnrn,n y "a "se 1n2 Rsita quarter
Mr. LEEDs-A half-s half-half-af af, Alone
81 d half.
FIRsr VoIcE-Three quarters.
MI. LEEDs--At one ard three quaTters-tw0 viii
you make III Well, then, at one and three quarters.
Name.
VolcE-C Strsrt-Ncs 800 and LOCI.
Mr.. LEEDS How much for the next choce2
Mr.. LEEDs-One dollar there is bid for the next
choice.
ANOTHER voIcE-One and qusrter.
MIR. LEEDs-Did hear one aud halfs
A VoICE-Yes; che and o half
Mr.. LEI Ds--One and half; may say one and
three qusIters--yes, sir, one and three quarters
gone. VIVA. nan e?
TnE voIoE-T,ibul. want CAT and 1675.
Mr.. lEEDs-Now, then, gentlemen, as we have
crest difficulty in skipping around WITH the nag, we
VIII be Obliged to sell In sections Now we will take
Take another lette>. Now, then, gentlemen, we
going to sell letter G. How much for the CHOICE Of
seats ON tpat sectioE-ffty cents did hear? These
are the best seats in the house.
A VoYCE-Seventy five cents.
Mr.. LEgDs--Six shillings-l heard one dollar
Gle and aguar,er-one ffty--one and three
qusr,e,s--at two-at two-at two-two-two--
two-g' iDg-gobe. What Lome!
VOICE. N. Rugeles.
MIR. LEEDs--WEat pumbers2
Mr. RuGoLEs-Nos. CAT and GAS.
Mr.. LIEDs-Now, then we will go on from 639 to
Gic--eight ssals consecutively. How much for the
choice, gen'lemenI-they are the finest seats In the
whole lire.
VOLTA half.
Ut four--at tonr-at f,u--at four-only four
six shil1Des--say dollar-a doliar-at ole AMI
gueIeT-at . quarter-a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Won't you say one anc a nall zone aud half II
is--eoLe. What name?
Observation-Disclosures.
Mr.. LEEDs-No y, then, from GAO TO 64G.
A VoIcE-Obe dollar
Mr.. LEEnS--Ole douar--EOiDR-gong-oole
VoIcE-CoDkli,t-tw seats, s45 and GIG.
The remain der were taken by JoAie, the musi;
publisher.
Mr.. LErps-Now, then, GAO end upwards-bow
mucl?
A yoloE--One.
Mr. LEEDS One, one, one ard quarter Is bid
two ana q0srter-two flty-at two fifty. What
tame?
yoICE-The Astor H. use, Ten seats.
M. LrrDs--Now, Il en-, from $50 upwards.
A VOICE. Fifty cents.
Mr. LfEns--A. balf--a balf-oDy q half. The
seats ave jrsr 81 good as any other in the house.
ANoTniB N9lCE--SiX sbilliDgs.
Nj ItfIs- Sc senty five cents is bid. will say
ono dollar; one dollar is bid-going-gone. What
name, 81 (
yoicr-ur. Kerr. I will take ten seats.
Mr. LExDs-llow much IL bid for the seats from
GIG ppl
A yoicE--Flfty cents.