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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-10-21

a 3CARD.-THEs SUBSCRIBER WOULD REsPEcT
EAFUILY announce to the Citizens of Raleigh and Vi
cty that he as prepared for manufacturing all kinds
rings and Fineerrines Ig 1eapels Ear
ting Jewels and Repairing all kinds Jeyyelry in manner
warranted to give sasaeon Engraving and Chasing of
All orders may be left at F. Malers Co., where he has
taken the room adjoining the storeroom. "a D.
P. S. The reasonable rate given for Old Gold and
Raleigh, April Is, 1864. gs q.9s.5 44--ly.
TUsT TO HAND.-A FULL AssoRYMEST OF
= choice CIGARS and amongst them that fasorite brand
Also large lot of that superior Smoking Tobacco Fine
oia Mild Call at F. MAHIER'S & co. =
- - - 49, q. - a.ss5s ~
RAKERY & sCONFECFIoNARY.APU
e q MlTGHELL would respectfully inform the public
full experiment and they are prepared to execute all orders
IN their line IN Cake baking Candy making dc
9sf Gf;SB s[Rs always Kept on hsnd
silyas ExeeOr Ell oiervo Steamboat Principe and
aVarlety too numerous to t1ention.
e t Parties in City country Furnished b every
description of ctionarcs tIi the Shortest
most reasonable tesn@ BRIDE CAKE carefully packed
also Candy suitable for country Stores aceS in barrels or
smaller pacage cheaper than tiey can be bought aby
other House IN North Carolina Virginia Low profits aod
a kkaalEelsh, kkaEelsh, May 2sth 1888. ~ - ss-7tf
10 tie AeAsoe1 e tas Senate II tie ageroaeking esst
dsseNabty. =
The undersigned anneupces himself as candidate Sor
deayof to psrorm his duty faithfully was unanimous
y appointed Loorkeepe the last Demoeratic State Con
yenton and fatters himself that he gave general satsac
r.. ~. Il - Y5s.. JAMES W. CHADWICK.
talelgh Oct, p 1854. u sasgs- IS t,fe = eetf(
BLANK WARRANTED = : %
VI an approved form and on good paper for sale this
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-10-21
WILLIAM HI. JONES

WILLIAM HI. JONES,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
Will attend the Courts of Chatham, Johnston and Wake
February %, 1858. - 2S-tt
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Balm, HATTON & CO.,

GENEKAL CUMMISoIUN MEhCHANI,
Tunis's Hzarf, I6aom Point,
- Norfolk, Va.
Rsfersuces-Messrs Boodgood 4 Co.. E. P. Tabb, Co.,
and Alex'r Bell Esq Norfolk Hon Asa Biggs William
ston N c.. Col J. b. G. Roulhac, Raleigh, N G.; Lewis
February n 1S54 23-1ysw.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-10-21

GEO. HOWARD, Jr.,
Attorney at Law,
HAVING located at WnsoS n, C., will regularly attend
the Courts of Pitt Greene Wayne and Edgecombe Conn
ties Office door to Gays Hotel.
Wilson, Edgecombe July l9, 1854. IL
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-10-21

Oct. 7, 1854.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-03


-y'UE TOR TIE lnIIIoN-A NOT UNIQUE AND
ters ~ii publish. for the beseat az the dyspeptic, .
work ctopnarg In fcp hurnor and sonshife g, emitted
OUR HONEYMOON AND Oft!ER COAICALITIES.n
IRON PrscH,
9TH eight olsernt engrayines original Designs
pinttd ~ iirt. making large limo volume Of 90
RACES. frtrs 81 %
furch has mace its mark on the age and has don&
for the wit and hurnor the nineteenth century
hen III tte other periodicals publishes IN Europe From
ID. start Punch has conducted with the most
srmrnatc ABILITY. Among the writer's who have spsrkled
Ie rHres ths hmented Hood Dickens, Tbs ,kerAy,
MAX =, snd rouglsss Jerrod. THESE writers have
Iro6uced ssie Of papers which viii endure bong
The f ansgy Their bumor does not takc he shape Of
erhesral ioies. but IL with god
that every laugh may be locked upon q sermon IN
disguise.
IRON tie matter furnished By these authors the publish
~ sour opeymocn have selected series Of articles
which cBrnot do ofherw se than meet the approval a
every person who il al all sensitive tho Illuminating
effects weli directed rdicuic Fools have grsstrr
drtad laughter thar 81 law - From esch au or
lsen made srch folso'ion woud best convey ths
stsder on iiea Of his style and pecatarity.
tOrr lsneyucoaN IA peculiarly adapted to the wants
q sueb ~ tic tsing generation az conemeiite white
vests art mrircny yellow kid$ AND months aojoorn
tie Rccka way Pavilion H. Is humorous pro iuctiou
~ tie highest merit foil Of "rch acy and ro,ockfng'
i'm ard Wit Tho whole work abounis In the richest
hrrarr, making collection OF exquisite dr,iicr
iies, tuel corh have proiuced. sOur
ones rocu ara other Comcates VI DO found without
exception The taking book tn II has been pu siished
Il. tlis corntry drripe the past year.
n. Btoinsure IN early suppl TIE trade ssonh for
Ho5d orOefs serly sal TO- sor steamboat and all
road T,af. r., tho "foreymoonv rapers viii pro-
ctd,r,e ~ any norl IN the market.
SgRiNGLa h TOWN IND, Publishers, 222 Broaisay.
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100 ACRES OF VALUABLE MEHERelN RIyEF

k.lOC land, in tho county of Bruins ~ick, yiryi.
Z. e. 10y virtue Of the decree Q, me Circuit
tark Cunningham, &C., the undersigned commission
will sen II public auction III not solo privately cefore)
swisk Jourt on the premises, that most valuable
Ilaptatica known "Fort Ill.," lying Meherrin
yer in tbe county of Brunswick and formerly belong
BIZ 10 the late Col VIM. Allen of Surry
The tract according to recent and accurate survey
Contains 1oe srres which VIII be- sold Ia whole or Ia
Iyc.ls TO suit purchasers The sol s admirably adap.
IA 10 the production ~ tobacco, whest 1t es
the very heart Of the fine tobacco region OF tho
end that great staple L. most successf y cativate
L. IL. There GA acres first quality river l,u
POUNDS equal to any the state There are
II rich creek aats considered equal in value
,be river lcw ground Il abounos in valuable TIMBER
m In such manner as to afford ample suppl Tor all
khe ira sta into ~ich The land mas b. subdsi,rd The
Irh snds Of which $50 ia original growth
II hk ory and white OAK, In good heart are
,tibe Of the highest improvement rnare are aoout
10 acres OF fine mea .ow land upon the creek.
iris plantation is in nrovertaiiy healthy ccuntrv
Il every Geld The buildings ort Of repair, with
The exception &c the negro cabins, which are buit
clay In The most srSs s,an, large fs
koo negroes. IN uld the tract be sold in parcels
kherc arc beautfu sites for residences with
troy es forest trces and springs Of dehuui water
me l. considered TO he the b5s' Ia he coun-
N II ffcpts yc quarter miles upoa III Meherrin
iyer which l. lawful fence II j. ns n'te haole 70
yercw ~ any river plsntaton but one mi rous fresh
X having occurred ~ithio the past tsenty years ~ Is
Xix miles from In srepceviIlc, Brunswick o. ~, by the
az i,ss Of Inc present. tspmnas Of the Bruos
xicL and Roanoke plank road and road is
Tvs eharter--so the Roanoke river its mos
rect route will he through this anctir IL about
,r nile Bnyltou and Petersburg plank road or
N weet On the east II Il fifteen mites excellent
oad at all seasns from the Peterb burg and Roanoke
ailrosd The farmer will thus have access BY three
outes to the Petersburg, Richmond and Norfolk
rarhets.
As the tract 10 IN rapidly improving section Of coun
Il offers peculiar Inducements 10 farmers from
hickIy set led states who desire the South
lar persons aesirous cf purchasts invited to exam
ne ibe lapd Mr.. Thomas Kirkland, the pre- nj. es
'I;n showing the land. stage coach. by plank road
leaves Petersburg for Iawrenceville three times
|W Terms of sAe-cash suicrrt 20 Jeffrey the costs
Init and the expenses Of the sale FOR the residue bod
ib good persona security will be required Tor ia pas
ment In caua ns ailments at one two and three yesrs
from the sy ri sale with interest each nstalen,
bsyabs semi annually. The title will DO retained as
ROBERT D. TuRNBVIL, Commissioner
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MATRIMONIAL.

MADAME MORROW WILL CAUSE SPECIFY MAR
WI risgcs Who viii all enjoy the grea nap.n 81
natrinoIial bliss will show he person they VIII
marry, through instrument VIII "a che will
iipmipe 90 itse by invoking the covers OF
fal science and will tell al events Of lfe and "a
Gentlemen not admitted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-03

kXy ME1LOR AUC1IONEER HoUGHroN 4
wv Nellor-lhis day, thursday, at 10h o'clock, at
he salesrcom No. ll3 Nassau streei-E1cgant cabinet
upiture, superior toned rosewood piaupfortes richly
Framed French plato pier and oval mirrors oil paintings
Ing svingp, sverware, &c Sale positive, to pay ad-
arces Tho ase hotel propretors country merchants,
rd those about refurnishiDe, viii hnd the above well
orhy Of sttcuon Pianofortes will be sold at IL O'Clock
lrticlss can BE- packed for shipping at reasonable
arge. Catalogues issuei on morning Of sale. For
hrtaculars zee Courier and Enquirer and Express.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-03

NHApAME ALVIN, FROM PARIS TENDERS HER
Nl services TO the ladies and gentlemen = this city IN
astrooey by books and SCIENCE and Is to be consulted
about love- marriage business Law matters, nc. Shs
will tell the pane Of the lady or gentleman they w,D
marry, also the names Of her visi.ers Madame Avis
speaks the English, French and German iansragas
Residence 9e9 Bowery between First Second srests
Ohice bcurs from 10 A. M 70 sP. NJ Ladies 80 cents,
gentlemen 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-03

RI Ohm ". sONERTNDYKE, AUCTONEER.
81 bios and mortgage sale, this day, ct the auction
Room No. ITO Centre street. OF Franklin, at 10
o'clock mortgage sale Of household furniture superior
french end other mahogany bedsteajs bureaus, tables
bsirs couches sofas carpets, safes, wardrobe desks
Gather bsds bedding, &c. card tables marble
do also large quantity of smsl wse aso by virtue
execution, one Of Leonard BeDjamns best baga
ellie tables, balls and cues
NATH'L FINCH, Constable
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-03
MEDICAL,

NE Burots' OFFICE FOR THE EXCLUSIVE TREAT
\ mint al the diseas OF females $40 Broad wav
rear Twenty ninth street Remedies for females ffom
81 to -; advice gratis Paid letters by NAH
GE. 81 bhstGsDN. ukAGDsrI or ynr SaY.
- Schefs = mi tic +. Uoue.itsa ir f
.pec slity, trn9s sa- 4 q. ris eQasra -c rg,,e;
free ssett IN "ztsb-iye prso;ioa f5s ls isgs
{strs IN hs h1Els 30 'h nnurtfg saa Suvcpe ssnSir
I'm 70 Ercrise rs.ies n sisscrfE yastG
sow -. sraes-y .s.eyas~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-03

M RS, LACL0MUs, NO 2o8 CANAL STREET, CON
1tl tnues TO tell past present And future events;
hkewise love, courtshp and marriage. she viii sho
make love mutual between parties where IL does nosyo~
exist She viii also cause thief 70 restore ttoitn
scP~y. ~ q tsppssanasA toM for nothing
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NATH'L FINCH, Constable.

m N0RIARiY, AUCTTONEER, WILL SELL, THIS
u . day, at No ~ Chatham square, Mt 10 o'clock, .
eperal stsorment Of furniture removed for ,le from
smlies leaving the city; also, the effects Of porter
ouss; also, feather bcds carpet &c also, crockery
Slasswlre, 10. Sale positive.
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LIQUORS. &C.

\ Ann DOZEN CLARET wINE-FRoM ~ rs PER
l.OOO Dozen, bottles returned; also, lasye
Ticy OF csret vines from 50 to - per case pagne
wines London porter Scotch ales cider &c for sale at
43o Become street, corner Of Crosby street VIM Ii.
Under hill.
DJRE BRANDY ALL WINES AND SPIRITS ar
fo by me just aa imported for cash only 0tard Du
puy Co hennesecy 1S48 trandes warranted Of thu
,/sge, s1 ger bottle Scbedam Schnapps In sealci 30
ties lsthe finest article manufactured superior pa
OF brown sherry, 4s per bottle ten years old Lond
dock port wine, So per bottlestropRly recommend .
Ter nysda Country orders executed 90 receipt Of G.
Beaver end Pearl stsSsts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-03

A. NILS. AUc1IONEER-BY J0s. C0NgLY,
lie 60 Greenwich str<e-This Thurshsv morning.. 1t 10
o'clatt, nv.ics If frssh drugs, VOID groceries, 81
gar. coIpsd hams, sesars, &c. For particulars,
Courier Enquirer. "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-03

ER. COOPER, "a DUANE STREET, so LONG KNOWN
~ TO the cid1ens Of New York may Consulted with
confidence usual at his old Office whore all who have
uttered from the ustrestrnent Of prstouirre ns5 nj,
o icing hoDcsaply treated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-03
MUSICAL.

A W. LAID & CO.'S FIRST PREMIUM PIANO.
N ortcs With large Fttnept of new az second.
hand inS runepts at great bag aims We ~sh call at
tentiou 10 our grand disgoaal paro, with grand
acon, which has crior IL ali tne poicts " aich
constitute perfect instrument
LIN OLN THOMPSON, AL Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-03

TYR J. +. MAE0N, GRABUNTE OF THE DUBLIN
u Lnn6on, and Eaiphurg Universities and graina'e
OF three meoea schools Cincinnati Ohio HE hosuoe.
paihc iIsnsaty 1T 433 Dome street Oaicc hours
tom a. Nj TIL s y 81. Poor attended to from to /
A NJ
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NIBLo's GARDEN SPECIAL NOTICE. --DO0R9
IN open * oclrck; 70 commsn It IL. .ioks%a.
% csots; orches.ra seats 81: private os..ss, Is.
THrRsDAY EVENING, AUGUST 3.
BFNFFl1 OF wH. A MOORE sTaGE MANAGER
on which occasion the following dI-nguished srtIs<e
sI Mr tn SN sc T esr.S their yausse
csm,,,. " rrsn ~. s,s sR BARNEY WILLIAMS
franck, Nile liiirsD. Nile Iehuanu Mira Msaser Ma
Ccns ver Mrs besrs, Mr. Frazer, Mr Mexcr W g.
Andrews Russell =
Sig. La MAINS .................. .Conduetnr
THE Irish TUToR
DR. OToole With tb. Songs of ''whiaky in the jug.
n, and Boys Of Kilkenny. Mr. Barney w.ns.s
DAUGHrER on THE REGIMENT Sp''~
Marie. Nine. Anna Thillcn ronio Mr. Fraser
Blue Bel Eocturpe and Witches Dance pi.
Souvenir de Beliin and airs from Norma C.mis Ur.s
y.s .Ds Trois Mile, f,onci i;,,m.or
Iehmarn.
New Polka 49,. Nine Marzstt and Mr.. Paul Bris.x
NATURE AND PHILOSOPHY, OR TIE YOUTH wso
NEVER SAW WOMAN
Friday-Ihe wonderful Raves and Mile Yrca M.shiss
pUcKLEY's ETHIOPIAN OPERA HOUSE. $40 BROAD
i why. OPEN EVERY NIGHT ee
Concert coumepces ~ 8 o'clock Admshoc I6 oon6x.
rNservtd "rchsstre .er,s, 30 cents
"uee-At the earnest request of many cltiIeua -.
grand hdrssqne on TIE fairy oaera Of a
In four acts with new &c &c will he coutuuA
al this seek The Opera OF The Bnhe n,an CHI -
three loA, viii be produced Tuesday evening" aug
DOwERY TI.EATRE.--RENEpTT OF j. G. DUyN
ID Friday evening August 4. An immense bi,l W.,
GRIgtN BuSlE-Miss Maiis Duret Malsi RE
Washington Brass Band rbe musical play of ffs
ard m ces; and the nautical drama OF TUE SEA OF
TIE ot EAN CT LID. Box book open
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-03

NEW LINE OF SCREW STEAMSHIPS TO SAIL BE.
IN tween New Yort and Glasgow. The Clyde Screw
steam Packet Companys new steamships Clyde and Pc
New York, CLYDE, Wednesday August 23 at " clock
Rates Of passage Este yards fees
cabin, 800. limited number Of third class passengers
will be taken spd supplied with good and comfortably
cooked provisions at $40 Berths not secured till paid
out expressly he trade the mos. approved in
cples for securing safely comfort speed and carry
each nm experienced surgeon For freight or passage
apply 10 ROBERT PATTON, 80 Broadway, n Y.
Money ORDERS granted Glasgow In OF FL ster-
ling and upwards, payabls demand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-03

L>RAECONIS HIPPODROME-IN ORDER 10 INDUO
j more general participation IL the Foo. Races aad
to give Netter chance To amateur ruuners b@sieea
encouraging utpg the youth Of the yep hlic the
able ambition Of excellng in ,ly aud athletic
cises. A MASS FOOT RACE com orisng Evenly. FIVE
RUNNERS will take place at ,h- Hippoarome, for Five
Prizes, on THURSDAY evening" August The prizes yin
be awarded fol ows-Sb" the FIRST wia0e~, SSa 70
tho cond winner sl4 to the third winner - ts tue
fourth winner, ard 81 to the 9th winner. No sersos
having OF any previous will be allowed to
in this. Rules OF the same before Pr.ce 1,ne
the Foot Race will he given brilliant ptogfam1s i'm
GLIDING an the Great Feats OF the Hpp"dsome The In
terror Of the HiIpocrome from its vast tmensions ana
peculinr construction is admirably ventilated while The
spectators enjoy the luxury II h0g atmospheric
cooled by jefe of water thrown from four tumcsss4
fountains constantly IN play and stusted ut equai dis
taDces around the stadium. On saturday Pedestrians
Feat viii be gwen in which the best walkers iavttd
to enter for prizes Of twenty and thirty dollars
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AOWzxY THEArkE--fkOPREZOa,L r. wAIDeOn
, ~ Ssss nsn wy-s ., spse at ~
iery, I2K cents, Thursday evening. augast 3. JACK
spF?PARD, and Nine xargaretts 0ltnEe tbs Tgn,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-03

CNrY DAYS PAssAGE-AUSTRAIIA PIONEER LINE,
- carrying the United States Mail-The noble new
Barse master, win succeed the Gertrude eighteenth
ship Of this line and have quick despatch The Flying
in ss.snssh INC s.ins 'ousisis" With sSs clipper shD
aoat Intending shippers and ps ssengers requested
to examine her ct pier 10 East river Froghts taken ct
the lowest rates. Apply to R. W. CAMERON, 116 Wall
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-03

|T Ohm I. vANDEwATER, AUCTTONEER-wIILs SELL,
II this day, ct 10f o'clock At the ssissroom 30 Pine
knd SO cedar streets BY order Of mortgage, large
sntity Of baSroom furniture glassware, &c also to
lure, rosewood, mahogany parlor suits, bedroom do
arbe TOP centre tables, wardrobea bookcases bronze
fecas Mahogany aud rose .ood bedstesds mattresses
iturs also lot Of long breed csnsres silver plated
ware, cake baskets forks spoons, Sc also, enc
kood seven octave pianoforte.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-03

ID ABROAD STOCKS AND WESTERN LaNps OR CITY
n Property-valrnble Farms for Ssle-No /: Con-
tsinng 2s scea Of land In the highest state Of cuivs
ton sdoining Of the ourishing villages in the
State, and within four hours ride Of this city. Tho
house IL one half mile from the village Ia new built
within the last year, pa:ous, airy and elegant com
tinnr every convenience for country residence and
surrounded by beautiful lawn Of eight acres, with
gravel Wallis ard drives ard containing fruit and
tsins ls2 acres Is * miles from above village, has two
dwelling bouses end al necessary outbuidipgs. No 81
l. cor saia vilsge contains 10 ~ land Tho above
farms are IN the highest possible state OF cultivation
the crops now them viii nbundlntly testify. The
rer challenges comparison with any FIRMS in the
state for real worth and location They viii be sold
psrntely or together may suit purchasers Terms-
one third OF The money may be paid down or seclret BY
mtrtrsge the property for a term OF years, toe
bnlsnce will be taken in railroad stocks or western
lands For further particulars inqnifcof
MILES BETS, n Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-03

T7OR VIRGINIA, CAROLINA, GF0RCIA, ETc-TuE
r. United states mail steamship JAMflOWN, Captaia
t.yen3y will leave Pier - North river Saturday af
rpoen AUGUST g. at O'Clock for Norfolk Peters
and Eichmobd Tine TO Norfolk, about tvtnt, -four
hours Passengers arriving there take the seaboard
md Roanoke, and Wilmington and Manchester railroads
- Augusta Atlanta, Charleston, &C. Passage and fare
Norfo, IS, to Petersburg and Rebmond $40; 81. err
ase hall price Ior freight apply on boa I'd and Tor pas
sage 10 IuDl.aM \ PLEAsANTS, 81 Broatwsy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-03

nj ADAME MORROW Is, WITHOUT EXCEPTION, THE
Nl most wonderful astroogisi in the world, thsi
future events; and viii show your future husband and
absent friends which has asorished thousands during
her trases In Europe. She Is seventh daughter Of .
seventh daughter, and born with . natural gift BY
invoking the powers II her wonderful science to tell
even their very thoughts and win happy pairs 70
come tog ether who will u. enjoy the greatest happiness
OF patrimorsl bliss. Her predictions truly
ishing to all who visit her Those who wish sps edy
marriage may call soon, and they may depend upon
true advice founded the eternal principles Of magical
scence 10 Broome street, between Cannon ana Colum
bia. Gentlemen not admitted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-03

FURNITURE FOR sAIE--A BACHELOR, DESTROYS
Of n suit Of flour In number, and small, on
the second story u house In respectable and quiet
ocati,n, purchase the furniture at low rate for
need apply Address for four days. Box s55 Lower Post
Ohice, giving name and address.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-03

TOsERH HEGEMAN, AUCITONEER ON FRIDAY,
Atggst L. at IL O'Clock, A. NJ, at the ceotrxl saes
rooms, Wlouehby street. Of Pearl street. Brook
yn, the STOCK Of retail drygoods store combating
part Of embroidered collars hsndkerchiefs edgings In
srtiDss gloves, hosiery. muslin, ribbons, &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-03

A UCTION N0TICE-THE SALE or THE LANCE
n o. forntture of the Gramercy House, Broa iwas,
adve tfed Tor sale 10 day and Tomorrow u postp
until ne1t Tuesday, August
N Jed. SlNlZENICH. auctioneer. JIG Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-03

nR. JOHNSON. 1G DUANE STREET, MAY BE CON
Fnled eonddeotialy diseases. Twenty- 40 y.ar
IN siecaiiy, sbables Dr.. J. cure such eases !.
base " fe thoie less experienced than hiIn.ef Cor
rfitunonsi weakness sfectuaiy cured ~ithou the pss
any deetsfioDs drug.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-03

L,OR SOUTHAMPTON THE BRITISH STEAMER IN.
II DIANA 500 tons buttheu, 6oo horse po yer, will
sail for Sou hampton Wednesday, august O. 10 pas
sepgers DESTROYS Of Deking comfortable and speedy
by branch steamer from southampton This ship Of
iers opportunity rarely be with. The cabins
are lofty, ieomy and ~e ventilated and fitted up in
superior 10. Prices Of pssssgeFrst cabin SyO Sc.
cond d. $50. Freight take Southampton and Lon
dom For kassage OF freight, apply to G. H. SAND No.
II South William street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-03

~ ROCERY STORE FOR SALE-THE PROPRIETOR
M of lsrge ffst class family grocery having recently
gone into the wholesale business wishes to dispose Of
his retail store which Is rst rate chance for
to engage 10 the business the store Is en- Oil es-
tetshed one, the east side of the city and doing
yery'srge and profitable business stock small and rent
low ~pl he sold cheap Inquire Of JAs. CRAWFORD,
2es Washington street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-03

L OR SALE-A RESTAURANT AND OYSTER SALOON,
IL IL the best business part OF the city, doing good
business Will BIZ sold reasonable terms for cash
cludDe the lease the proprietor has another business
70 attend to. Address F. Co. box No1l7, Herald oiRce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-03

IN d. NASH, AUCT1ONEER.-STORE $40 BROAD
TX way-Mortgage SALE ON Thursday, August 8, at
ecanters, tunblsrs, beer pumps and pipe, shelving
ubs, eeunte9y, chatrs, casks and contents, &C. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-03

A Partner WANTED-WITH TWO HUNDRED DOL.
"A lars, In safo aud profitable business Apply by
letter or otherwise to +. q. s., "a Third avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-03

EB toRilTT, ~ DUANE STRiIT, MEMBER OF THE
IL tpiyents 81 NV Gort, MAY b. consnltea ON 81.
eesSts. d. 20 rooms a5. 10 artsbged, hat patient,
rfver cepe n c,rtgct. The Utmost secssev ossarva
sna 20 charge NJ y 1,less perf stly cured