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New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-14

Ia consequence of the critical condition Of financial al
fairs Mr. GREELEY moved suspend all operations re-
quiriDg continuous expenditure, from the is Of Augas,
until by majority Of the whole number OF Trustees,
they decide 10 recommonce
Mr.. LE'I DNNIcS hoped the resolution would NO. DO
pessed upon hesiy-said ths College would siceeod Il
We continued ~ labor.
Mr. THOMAS FARRIsGroS had formed an idea .ha, the
Peoples College embraced important principles saw no
reason why they could not be carried out lie d-c sred
the idea Of looking back, and hoped sno.d labor
romi;tsDsly
Gov Eyr suggested that operations shoa,a 10. be sus-
pended unless the plan found TO be mprac,cable.
lie should hope that subscriptions would oe made without
reference sectional lines and preferred that conditional
subscriptions shoad be given received. L every
man be guided by snseliish motives.
Mr. NcCAlLUx said: am glad the resolution has been
offered that the stockholders have had an opportunity ~
refusing 10 discontinue their efforts IN the rs.g "i innds
Subscriptions condition worse than ro'f'ny Tara
ing back il absuriity. go forwrd We must' we eau
and shall succeed
The meeting WIS next ,ddressed by A. l. WfHxooP.
The sneaker thought should receive and re"i con-
di.iona subscription, that might know VINO are tse
friends of this institution. At present there s nsitu
uon where young obtain the kind OF education
needed.
EDWARD ToMrRINs then remarked as follows; II the
Peoples College coad be founded without opposition or
.ubarasrents would not give mach for IT. sSsoees.
Make all subscriptions unconditional. aud pledge ina; ne
County ~ scriblng most sAall have the loc alton.
The following offered by Mr.. PETERS, and adopted
Resosa al prsols who have ss5seIlbed r .ocs
condition particular O>aioa s ehesh be Fsquss| ed ssss
srch sus,sp 40 "si 'n Neiese mag - s'
ls ths l.aI her PROV .ded bs The chatter
After some remaks by Mr.. srTBGiSs and 7. y FaRaSo-
Ton the President made the following motoo. which
was adopted unanimously:
ss That we the ho1ess snd Trustees Of ls Peoss
College hereby pledge beet continued efforts uH s fe'ss
College shall lc established >, -.
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FIRES.
IRE IN HOUSTON ST

HoUsTOS-sT.
The alarm Of fire about yesterday occasoned
by the burning of asma shanty at the foo; OF Hoason
Damage slight.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-14
CITY ITEMS.

CASTLE GARDEN ITALIA. OPERA.-This (Fr9ay) even
ing will be performed for the second time Donzetts Opera
Maria di Rskan, in which the new contral,o, Mad
DOmy, who made such decisive hit will appear-alto-
gether of the cleveres has graced
boards foraong time Besides the tenor Beradi has the
freshest purest voice yet heard here. We speak Of
voice without histronic illusions. His method Is excel
lent and his ntonation uncxceponably accurate The
baritone, Grgziani, has superior voice, aud we'll
trained manner Besides THE Madame Bertuec Maretzek
who is better singer than she a, previous
seasons will appear.
The desire which Mr.. Marc.zok has shown to give ac.
coptabe novelty by obtaining good voices amid all the
difficulties attending their collection in Europe and trans
poriatloE 10 this, foreign" market. deserves due
acknowledgment at the hands Of the public Better
hearsals will produce better effects than we now hear;-a
chorus singing more smoothly and orchestra less
blurred and otstreperous The artistic shading of the
crches.rGthe subugntion Of the brass department TO
proper temper limited to the proportions Of orchess
Of some tryiye or forty performers, and extended
to say to hundred should be compased by few adii.
tonal reaearsals.
Ihe Board Of Aldermen, after q tedious session az
Journed last evening the first Monday in August The
report appropnang $3.50 TO deray the expenses claned
to have been incurred the reception OF ex President
Fillmore adopted after little discussion COO
"e'e oPIfoprsteu ior 'ne Croton Acqueiu Department
100000 Of this s said to be required 10 rensr N.
dam which damaged Inst spring by the food slsss
were appropriated to pay elains against the Juyens
Asylum. All work on Streets &C.. within the Genital
Park bounds were ordered 10 be discontinued IL. Of
eighty new Commissioners Of Deeds was submitted bv hc
ComHttee on Salaries and Oticos but after some skr
sh'ng among the Iasubr, the report was concarred I.
by avote OF 10 - 6. The cattle ordinance to rostrs,
ard regulate the driving Of cattle through the streets,
wss eeed up by AID Lord Ths ordinance IL 10 prevent
the driving d cattle through the stfeet. south Of Forty
seeond-st- setween the hours Of 5 A. NJ. and p. NJ
au'ns The ~onths Of May June July August and septs~
Der and rom 4. NJ to p. NJ during the remaining
months OF tho ycer; also, to prohibit the landinz Of cats
downtown between certain hours. This was adop..d
aftsr opposition frss de Preadert and Others
The Croton Aqledre. noainatiOss-Kias /. Smith e~
President Ttco. z. De Forrest for Comsissoner and Al
ned ". Craven for Eng.neoS-wae taka ap and dis
susssd AID. Wskenlon s,s lh cob no, yoSe for a
three, but wished 10 vote for of the members. he
therefore sfkcd fors dis s. This was deses and the
Char ruled that al should be voted for sr g.iss on ono
lvsolukoa AID. W. refuses vote and the Board voted
10 compel km 70 vote. A motion was made by Aid.
Howad 10 put AID Wakeu,sn rsder arrest fs< consmp
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-14

special meeting Of this Board held last evening.
preseDt a. " WILLIAMS, Esq, Chairman, and thirty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-30

At New Orleans, Saturday, August II, SAMUEL FOE
CAT Lu agsd a years, Of jain cd nixabeth Lee.
The friends Of The family and those Of his uncle, W.
liam Forgay respectfully requested to attend his fu
neral fron No. lis Hester street, tomorrow afternoon,
ct half past one o'clsck.
On Thursday, December Is NARY +. GILL; wife Of Tho
mas SUI and daughter Of Geo. l. shaw.
The friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral this afternoon 1T half past
two O'Clock, from her late residsnce No n4 Lawrence
street, Brooklyn.
In Williamsburg, Friday, December 90 after shoft
illness, HENRY SxAIYY, aged 40 years and months
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend his funeral from the residence Of hs
brother naw Peter r. Rosenquest No 65 Eighth street,
YEAR South Third street. Williamsburg Tuesday after
ION, at two O'Clock, without further invitation His
rei.xns win be taken to Greenwood.
Ei3bethtown papers please copy.
In Williamsburg, on Friday, December %, THOMAS v.
AoRkk in the S5th year Of his age.
Inc reitives and friends Of the family respectfully
invted 70 intend his funeral from the Reformed Dutch
church. coer of Fourth and South Second streets
morrow aite noon, at one O'Clock.
years.
Her funeral WI take place this afternoon, at two
ococs, from her ate residence, No. l3l North Fourth
On Friday, Decembe, 90 ELLEN BulGER. Youngest
oargntei on James snd Ella Bulger, aged Is months.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited to
attend her funeral at two O'Clock this afternoon from
No. 2lS South Third street, Williamsburg
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On Thursday December IS, after lingering illness
OLIVER WOODRUFF, in the 65th year Of his age
The friends Of the family and those Of his
Edward and John b. Franks, are invited to attend his
tomorrow afternoon, at two O'Clock, wsshout further
notice.
On Thursday, December Is, ISABELLA MARTIN wife of
VIM woolsey and daughter Of the late Francis Martin.
The relatives and friends invited to attend her
neral from No. IL vandam street, at half past nine
O'Clock this morning Her remains will be taken to Pts
Getaway, N. j., for interment
On Thursday, December IS, Mrs. SARAH IT. wife Of
The friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend her funeral tomorrow afternoon, At O'clock
without further notice.
On Friday msrnng, December 20, GEORGE FREDERICK
COoK aged 81 years and months.
His friends most respectfully invited to attend the
funeraA tomorrow afternoon at two O'clock from the
residence of his mother No 1903 Forsyth street His
mains win be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for inter
ment.
On Friday December 90 OF disease Of the heart, MAR
GhR YOU'LL, wife Of Capt. Geo. W. Frazer of ship Sea
The friends Of the family and those of her father
Adam w. Youle, are respectfully invited to attend her
funeral tomorrow afternoon at one O'Clock from her
late residence, No 2b5 East Broadway
Phiia delphia and Buffalo papers please copy
On Friday, December 20, Mrs. Mary AM Mntxp only
daughter OF William and Mary Roe In the 3Oth wear Of
her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
at two o'clock from the residence Of her mother No 300
Delaney street. - -
On Thursday, December %, JOHN CrAnRY. aced a.
years. - =
His friends and acquaintance and those Of his sons
Hugh John, James, and Francis respectfully invited
to att nd his funeral His remains will be taken from
bis late residence, No. Ridge street 10 ST. Marv,s
church corner OF Grand and Ridge streets this morning.
at half past nine O'Clock, where requiem mass will 10
celebrated; Immediately after which the funeral will
take place;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-30
ADVERTISEMENTS RENBWED EVERY DAY
SALES Ar AUCTTOC.

LBERT II. NICOLAY, AUCTIONEER AND
IA bonds at auction-Special Sale-ALBERT II NJ
COiAY viii SELL this day, Dec. 80, at 12s O'Clock at
the Merchants Exchange, for account Of whom 1t may
gage per cent convertible bonds interest payable 1t
the Bank Of America LIST April and October q 900
each; 80, 600 Junction railroad I'd mortgage per cent
bonds interest payable at the Corn Exchange Bank st
May and LIST November, 81 900 EACH $4,000 New Jer
sey Central railroad LIST mortgage per cent bonds int
rest payable In New York list February and LIST August
u 600 each SIS, 600 New York and Harlem railroad LIST
mortgage per cent bonds interest payable LIST May
LIST November 81 900 EACH So 200 La Crosse and Mil
wauke railroad per cent bond with farm mortgage as
collateral attached interest payable 1s January
July at the Broadway Bank in New York S. 600 Cleve
Land and Toledo railroad per convertible income
bonds interest payable LIST January and LIST July, in
New York, 81 900 each $3.50 Bond Of the city OF WIN
lamsburg, dated Dec. s. 1884, and payable LIST Janua
ry 1870 interest at per cent annually the LIST
uary 81 600 Cleveland and Ptsburg railroad per cent
income bonds interest payable May and November
New Jersey Central Railroad 800 do $50 do Chicago
and Galena Railroad, 500 do. do. Third Avenue Rail
road 500 do 100 do North River Bank $50 do 10 do
Bulls Head Bank, $25 do 10 do. Mechanics Bank Of
Williamsburg, $50 d. 20 do Empire City Bank, e25 do
do Fremen's Insurance Company ST do. 20 do Broad
way Fire Insurance Company S25 do do Howard Fire
Insurance Company, $50 do. Terms of sale-Tcn per
cent this day and the balance before O'Clock on Tues
charged to the purchaser Regular sale on Thursday
next, and In consequence OF Monday next being New
Years day there will be sale. Albert H. Nicolay
holds regular sales Of stocks and bonds every Monday
special sales when required Tuesday, Wednesday, Fri
day and Saturday. At private saleA great variety Of
first class railroad city and State bonds bank insu
rance and other stocks Of undoubed character for in
vestment For particulars his private sales cata
logue Office No Broad street. next to the corner Of
Wall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-30

On Thursday evening, December %, by the Hon. Chas.
r. DAILY, WILLIAM AUGUSTUS SWAN to Miss JOSEPHINE KENT
all of this city.
On Thursday December 2s, by the Rev. Dr. Tyng Rec
tor of St. Georges church, at the residence OF Dr. r.
Hunter, FREDERICK WILLIAM BARTLETT, Esq NJ d. Of
this city to ADEA third daughter of Dr. James Hunter
On Monday, December 25 by the Rev. Thos Armitage,
Mr. MosEs COMFORT to Miss RosAsyAH MCGoSIyG.
At st. AIMS church, Brooklyn, on Thursday, Deem
In Jersey City Thursday, December 2s by the Rev.
Der %, by the Rev. B. c. Cutler d. D. RICHARD H. Tuck
ER to AUGUSTA R., daughter Of William Halsey, all Of
Brooklyn.
Mr. Hsrryman, Christopher KMMEr, eugraver, of New
York, TO WIHEMIsA, daughter of John Lamy goldsmith
In Philadelphia Pa, Tuesday, December &c, by the
Rev. Joseph III. kennard JONI w. w. BRHsT of New
York. to Miss MARY ELIZABETH, daughter of John Len
nard, of Philadelphia, Pa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-30

NJ Office TO MASTERS AND SHIPPING MERCHANTS
IN The undersigned, having been appointed agents
at New York for Boston Marine Insurance Companies
hereby notify masters OF vessels owned at the East and
nsured likely to be insured at Boston, in the event Of
shpwreck or disaster in the vicinity OF New Yorx on
the Jerey and Virginia coasts to telegraph or other
wise aavse the Undersigned Immediately, that assist
ance may be dispatched TO them Also In ali claims or
damage to vessels and cargo confer with the agents
that their claims may be settled amcaby and with mu
pai satslaetlon. JOHNSON HIGGINS, % Wan 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-30

y BREvOORT HENRY, AUCTIONEER.- HENRY
IL. BuCK.-Assignees' sale of diamonds, watches
and wery to be sold at auction this day at IL o'clock
at Maiden iane large assortment of single and cus
ter diamond pins ladies' and gents scarf and breast
pins, finger rings, diamond crosses, opals, garnets
pearls &c Also Watches gold and silver by the most
celebrated Makers English and French gold watches for
timing horses; also ladies' and gents gold and silver
watches in great variety together with ladies' pins and
brooches spectaces, thmbes gold pencils fob and
guard chains Also, invoice of mourning goods Every
article warranted as represented. Sale positive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-30

"a. Aiss.t II IL Ils.i:y ~ hold Special Ase-
ct the Nerchants' Exchange. &c., n.n,t;.ussr.
sss his catalogue ON the dayS ssh "A n conss,
ausDcs Of Monday sszt being New srs Dav there Win
be no sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-30

Presentation OF Two silver GobIets, APP
JsoTriafely inscribed having been rendered to by
ssDmttee OF gentlemen appointed meeting Of citi-
sans and patrons of tho Harlem Railroad lately held
norTisana a. expression Of regard and appreciation
q my eonduct as conductor has been accepted by
with emotions Of sincere joy and grateful pleasure De-
string a. DO to acknowledge the many acts Of kindness
and sympathy shown to me In unexpected manner,
BY many and highly valued friends trust shall ever
prove myself worthy Of their regard and confidence
l.. d. CUMMINGS.
New York, Dec. 20. 1854
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-30

N s. HOuGH, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOLI-
L. day sale of fine furniture and fancy articles sui
table for presents for the season. consisting Of rosewood
piano, rosewood suit elegant decorations silver ware
elegantly upholstered easy and reception chairs and
other goods at house No. 20 Warren street. Green
witch, this Saturday morning, at 1os O'Clock. The
goods consist partly Of elegantly covered rosewood par
Tor furniture, rosewood bookcase ladies' secretary
splendid velvet and Brussels carpe.ng rosewood
pianoforte also ga octave rosewood, made by CHECKER
parian ornaments figures sevres porcelain vases orna
mental time pieces fine desirable china ware ivory cut
lery silver service and other silver ware besides vast
quantity Of fine bedroom furniture consisting Of rose
wood mahogany and black walnut French and other bed
steads, DO bureaus and washstands, with marble tops
looking glasses, mattresses, pillows, counterpanes,
blankets, &c. Sale positive rain or shine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-30

GOO Chrlstmas and New Years Presents
win be distributed during the holydays among GOO
scrbers, consisting OF 100 farms and 2 600 building
lots SIS only win a warrsntee deed for four
building lots, rs by 100 feet each farm from two
CHARLES WOOD, 2os Broadway, where maps sp' and
pamphlets can be had gratis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-30

II BREv00RT HENRY, AUCTIONEER. AND
Us peremptory sale of choice fine old wines brandies
and chOce Havana segars, be sold at auction this
day, (ssedrday,) Dec 30 at O'Clock, by Henry Buck
at their sales ROOM IA Maiden lane few doors from
Broadway fine assortment for New Years tables
sistng OF choice fine old brandy, of vintage 1912 su
perior Madeira and sherry wine, absynthe, Batavia
arrack, cordials curacoa line old Schedam schnapps
leaf gin, &c. prime Havana segars of FL Tulipan opera
regalas, Rio Hondos, Londres, Ia Lyra, Ia Ugas, La
Exeiencia, III Mundo, Neucro, Flor de America, with
lots to suit purchasers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-30

II BREyOORT HENRY, AUCTIONEER-BY HENRY
Ne BUCK-this day. at 105s O'Clock, ut the store,
IA Maiden lane, win be sold, the stock Of dealer de-
clnng business. The stock consists of the finest Hud-
sons Bay sable, stone marten mink marten chnchila
French sable, mountain marten victornes and cuffs,
capes and tamas also, sleigh robes Isabella bear, Hud
sons Bay WOLF Maltese, Lapland and other robes This
is peremptory sale, and Will be sold without reserve
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-30

Before Making your Annual Calls, Gentle.
men, step into AGATES 25G Broadway. Unquestionab bly,
his display Of rich silk and satin cravats kid and other
gloves. delicate pocket handk erchefs &c. &c. ecpses
every other assortment in the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-30

C0lors and Color B0xes-Fr0m the World
renowned establishment of James Newman Soho square,
London.-Rogers, 449 Broadway, Ia now prepared to
meet the demand for these unrvalled articles having
just received large invoice which he will sell at the
manufacturers prices in London Also great variety
of English landscape paintings, and few large French
raised pictures of vegetables, fruits, and games.
II. 8. ROGERS 449 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-30

Oak Ha1l-Tre mcnd0us Bargains ~ mo
tceA kinds OF the best and most fashionable win
clothing, zinc ludipg boys selling Of at the of
nufacturing. DE GR0OT h son, 81 and 81 Fulton
street. n. B-Broken banks taken at stated rates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-30
TO Select New Years Present Tint wan b,

To Select . New Years Present TINT Will be
highly appreciated direct your steps toward BANTAS
establishment, at No. ia Canal street For the past
Aeen years strict attention to his legitimate business
and upright and fair dealing, have won him position
far above most Of his competitors; and him
universally acknowledged to be the leading Halter and
TuTrer Of Canal street This year. however, offers
ducements to patronixe his store that rarely to
met with Previous to his removal to his old stand
the corner of Canal and Wooster streets he win clear
out most superb assortment of oil kinds Of European
and American Furs most desirable stock Of ladies' and
misses beaver ami felt bonnets, and unequaled
rety Of childrens fancy hats and caps at the lowest
rates We &c wise all persons Of refined taste and
mical dspositon to remember No. ia Canal street.
the place where to find present that viii prepare them
9 hearty welcome on New Years Day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-30

Last Days Sale, Saturday, at A,.sa..
b. II. LEKD6 co, 100 Fulton street. spEssE-.
plate looking glasses mirrors and oil pant.s1 i p
vious sales were SO per cent less than cost. ", ~
begins at 1o;s this morning. ue ss'e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-30
Naval Intelligence.
N sssop sfwar Falmouth sailed from Hampton
AeaAs 10th inst. for the West Indies.


eoMnionsrs Of the Admiralty hereby give notice that
they, On behalf Of Her Majesty the Queen, asert
hts, Investigation, Pioneer, and Intrepid, which have
been sft in the Arctic Seas BY their late crews-Lea-
dSu Gazette Voc. 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-30

large stock Of all kinds Of paper, blank books and
tonery articles at low prices Account books made to
order, printed heads, PACED, &c. Diaries for 1885, all
sizes; some souvenir styles for gifts RICH &LOUTREIA
statoners, printers and blank book manufacturers 81
William street, near Cedar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-30

Consumption and Asthma Cured by Inha-
tonThis is the proper method Of treating lung dis
preferable from its simplicity wen efficacy. Dis
eardng entirely the use Of the tube the patient nhaes
in natural manner the curative preparation and in all
cases. We believe, with the happiest effect. Invaids,
suffering from asthma lung Diseases should test the
virtue Of Dr. Curtiss discovery. Physicians are pre-
ing their skin in the case.-ISunday Courier.
DIR. Johns, Of the most celebrated physicians in
New York, writes IS follows
Dir. CUKns-Dear Sir: Having Witnessed the excellent
effects Of your Hygeana or Inhang Hygean vspor and
Cherry Syrup in of chronic bronchitis and being
much in favor Of counter irritation in affections Of the
throat bronchial tubes and lungs therefore cheer
fully recommend medcated apparatus being the
most convenient and eectual mode Of applying anything
Of the kind have ever No doubt thousands Of
may be relieved and many cured by using
remedies. You are at liberty to this in any way
you may think proper. Respectfully, yours, &c.
c. JOHNS, N D., 600 Houston street
Sold by c. II. RING Of John street and Broad
way and by druggists the city and country
Price - package.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-30

Frank Lesllc's Ladies' Gazette or Fashion
for January is ready and for sale at all the book
stores. This is the commencement Of new volume
and the best time to subscribe to this beautiful Maya
zine. Price rs cents; yearly subscriptions, %.
FRANK LESLIE No. 9 John street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-30

Knox and the H0lldays.-Itls now Generally
understood that no man is capable OF supplying
the vents Of the public than Knox, the halter He
q splendid assortment OF hats, and gentlemen cannot
and place where they win be certain of getting
superior tiles. Ladies should also remember his
the place for finding the best and elegant as
l2s Fulton street, and under the Prescott House in
Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-30

BOoks-Gift Books, from London, just
opened ct the grand fancy bazaar Of II. Rogers 449
broadway, written by the most popular authors mary
Hewitt &C. beautifully bound, splendd'y illustrated;
To be sold auction prices together with every varis
ty Of toys and fancy goods Of extensive
repairs, made necessary by the late fire in the
III. g. ROGERS. 449 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-30

To Gcntlemen,-W have Prepared n Large
assortment of Byron collars, ady made shirts Kid
gloves mufiers. travelling shaws cravats scarfs &c.
&c for the holidays which viii be sold 1t low prices
IRA PEREG0 SON. 81 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-30

Bayard's Soup-Green Turtle Soup, to-nv
Families ard hotels supplied, in any quantity, '.
sending orders. p. N. BAYARD, No. State street.
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Now II your Time tn Buy your Furs Cheap.
white offers the balance of his stock OF fine furs
cost All made in the best manner, and warranted.
WHITE 2l2 broadway, corner of Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-30

10 Myron II. Clark In for Governor y--No. NOT
before the first Of month"; but John Ernst this
day for selling boots shoes and Cons CATERS Of
every variety, to suit customers the hard times
cali and see JOHN ERNST, 81 Park row, under Love-