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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-04

DURE BRANDY.--ALL WINES AND SPIRITS ARE
Il cold By me just imported for cash only Otsrd pu
puy Co Hennessey 1876 brandes warranted Of this
vintage 81 per bottle schedam sehnapPs In sealed bot
tsA <the finest srticle manufactured superior pale
OF Known sherry A. per bottle; ten years old LondT,
dock port xine Go. per bottletrongly recommenS ed
for inysls Country orders execnted reeeipt OF sh
ARTHUR KENDALL. No. 7 William street, Y, Hsvssn
BssvsS and Pearl streets
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l'OR SAI4E-A SPLENDID SIX AND A HALF OCTAVE
l. rosewood ianoforte round corners and inlaid with
pearl has been in but short time cost will
be sold cheap for cash. Can be seen at 248 West Nine
teenth street, from IL to O'Clock p. M, until sold.
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LIQUORS, sc.

4 nnn DOZEN cLARET wyNE--FROM 81 IS PER
lsUUU dozen, bottles returned; also hrge va
riety OF elaret vines from 50 per champagne
wines London porter Scotch ales cider &c, for sale At
$50 Breome street, corner Of Crosby street. VIM. II
Underhill
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NfOCKING BIRD FOR SAIl-A RIEDDs NOOK
any b IL city he neoks cat, DEG, ~ Ssostss. Ap.
ply ct ~ Fourth street. 49, Il Ir-,T CIV 8aI'''
TWO PAINT EXTENSION DINING rABrxs ToB
SALE each twenty I've feet loue also avs doasa oak
dining chairs, nearly nsw. Apply to JOHN a. GOODWIN
Cooper house, 80 broadWsy. s - 80
THO rARxERa-BONz DUST FOR SALE AT sss
West Forty sixth street, below Eleventh svsnus.
THO QUARRYMEN. CONTRACTORS AND OTHERS
For SALE 70 aorcs Of uuarrv uronertv sitrsfed .,
the face Of the Palisades North river about II miles
from the stone Is suitable fox the Belgian pave
ment, dock stone 10 to Be sold low for caah Inquire
Of ALFRED MABIE, "a Bssoms street.
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! D0WE1Y NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. P.NAIukUS
&c. ,iS go s:s: !. RI s ~: yl - 8
aSuSof oUs1d quiessssp y sAs Yss pstoa s.se
- TIE Is SEA. 81 0s!I1 - - -
DURDY's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mnCk AM
e os ssa: r sys Sess S Ssss. I
o'clock; eOm.socs as!x Beet, q Mr. |! 4 sc.s 9
Dances followed BY M g. T. Fontain ia 3 Banjo 500
Mr.. R W. Smith IL his Tambcrins Solo, to b fbn0set
by DEyELlSH GOOD JOKE, Overture by the Orchestra
and to conclude with TIE YOUNG SCAMP - z ~
RUCKIEY's ETHIOPIAN OPERA HoUsE, So BROAD
Concert ooumsness at O'Clock Adniausc., 20 ssaAs
'esarvsd orchestra seAts, 30 cents. ,ft4, * 40
Notios-At the earnest request Of many citizens ~
grand Burl'sque on the fairy Opera Of 90 ~
al The Opera e.
three acts, WIN be produced on Tuesday evenius Aug
DARNUMs AMERICAN MusEUM.-AFeIcAN Unit
ID ed twins, two lively, healthy, and playful children
completely joined at the back iute n ous
important function of nature. two beings Ia one
Friday Aug. 4-Aft.rnoon, at g. the new comic drama
FROM VILLAGE TO COURT. In tho evening, at s
O'Clock, THE MAID OF MUNSTER aad BURIED ALIVE.
Adioit'apce 25 cents children un6er ten, l2 cents;
seats u ne rst balcony and parque l2h cents extra
-
N Crcuses and most popular equestrian establishments
Ia the world viz, the well known companies of Welchs
National Circus and Hppodrcme, OF Philadelphia and
lents New York Circus, fosming two distinct exhio
lions BLENDED together, and both given under i'm
mense pavilion for single price of admission--re
ports by interior companies TO tue contrary, notwith
standing. Doors open ut and O'Clock. Admission
only 70 cents. These consolidated panies will
bibt On August 10th SYRACUSE; 14th, Jordan; 18th
Auburn; 10th, Waterloo; 17th, Geneva; 18th, Canaan
aisgua 10th Lima; 2st Avon Springs s2d aaa ~,
18th, Medina 2sth, Iockport; Goth Lewiston; 3,st'
Niagara Fallsi september and Buffalo; 4h Aurora;
sth oe.a, Pa; lith, Ceres; l2tn Friendship; 18th,
Genesse; l4tb, Hoinellsville 15tn, Canesteo; 10th
Path; 18Th, Pennyan; 10th, Dundee 10th, Jefferson,
2lst nmira; ed Corning; 2aa Addison; a5,h, Law
renee, Pa, GOTH Covngtou 27h Troy; 28th, powanda:
goth, waverley; soth, owego; October 2, ishacs Sd
Cortland 18th, Marathon; 9th, Nor wch 9th, Balm
briege; 7th, Greene; 9TH Binghamton.
II OR SALE AND ON ExHIBIrION-AT $50 BROAD.
IL wcy Chinese Buildings. )-rhe most admirable and
astonishing work of art Of the present asesaronis pri
waite gallery OF female loveiness Life sixe and 10 life
like to deceive the best judges Open ali day till
p. NJ. Admission so cents. Price $500.
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BOYLE, AUCuONEER-STORE NO. 10 CENTRE
\ street -Ixecutor's sale.TAEe notice, that will
|oss for sale, this day, Friday, August 1854, ct
ok in the afternoon Of said day. st No 48 West street.
lie city Of New York, the following goods and chatte
ohm Msaney, deceased, viz. Hats and caps, Panama
|, md straw goods hatters' blocks irons, benches
ks, &c. PATRI TX AEANEY, Administrators
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NEW LINE OF SCREW STEAMSHIPS TO SAIL BE-
IN tween New York and Glasgow-The Clyde Screw
trel are intended to sail for Glasgow under-From
New York CLYDE Wednesday, August 2S at IL O'Clock
noon Rates of passage Stewards fees
cabin 800 limited number Of third class passengers
will be taken and supplied with good and comfortably
cooked provisions at S26 Berths not secured till paid
out expressly for the trade the approved plin
cpes for securing safety comfort and speed and carry
each an experienced surgeon. For freight passage
apply to ROBERT PATTON, 80 Broadway, N. Y
Money orders granted on Glasgow in sums Of 81 ster
ling and upwards, payable on demand.
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA AND THE SOUTH
IN and West, via New Jersey Railroad. States
street at 4 and 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and ~ and p N.
Through in four hours. Fares2 rs in T. - Is in ~,
and % in 8, 10 and The New Jersey accommodation
Through tickets sold for Cincinnati Cat &c., and the
West, and for Baltimore Washington, Norfeh &C.. and
through baggage checked TO Washington in and 10 A..
II. and 8 p. n. trains.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-04

S)NTTNUATTON SALE OF FORDHAM LOTS.-ON
Monday August Z, at 8 O'Clock P. M, on the
nd. Free excursion tickets may be hal at 20 Mas
street, IA Broome street. corner of the Bowery, and
lat Mr.. Hogeman's, Ala Elm street. Harlem cars
the City Hall, also Broome street in time for the
are urged a .csept this Last ooOortunitv n ane
homesteads on this beautiful spot. Terms to suit
hasers. II rainy the sale will take place the first
4 Jay, at the same hour. Apply for particulars to
PARKS, auctionesr, or to q Newell, 70 Nassau
H. or at 344 Broome street.
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IAwNBROKER's SALE, THIS DAY, AT NO. l1s
Centre street, ct 10l A. NJ, Of jewelry clothing
bedding; also furniture, crocAery, glass champagne
. "a nav ADVANCE. J. LnNY Auctioneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-04

Il DOUGHTY, AUCTONEER.-LARGE SALE OF
. ge1teel household furniture at Auction. This
1t Id O'Clock, ct S6S Eighth avenue, consisting Of
tetsa tetes large rockers, spring seat chairs car
! oil cloth, lounges mahogany French and cottage
teads hair Mattresses feather BEDS and bedding bu
L book cases, mirrors oil paintings, engravings &C.
\ Z superior mahogany sofa bedstead, plain patent
ling Stove, kitchen furniture, china, crockery, &C.
positive.
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S. HOUGH, INSTRUMENTATION NOTICE.
Fine psrlor, basement and dining room furniture,
friday morning, ct l0h O'Clock A. n, ct No. 81
! rem street, the whole contents Of the Ave story
e. consisting Of elegant tapestry velvet carpeting,
Brussels, Ingram &C.; rosewood and mahogany
De top tables chairs. sofas, divans, tete-atetes,
Mans rosewood suites Of the best city manufacture,
xood etegeres splendid oil paintings and engravings
wood pianoforte, OK octave, finely finished instru-
b; lace curtains and cornices handsomely painted
e., costly and beautiful mantle china and bronze
nations, vases statuettes, clocks rosewood me.
ming rooms, Of dining, breakfast and extending
IT, knives and forks curtains and shades, crockerY,
glass ware, boxes carpets, chairs, mats silver ware,
srvice, silver forks spoons &C., also, of bedrooms,
top bureaus, washstands china toilet SETS French
toilet cover linen, carpets, towel racks, &c. Sale
Rive rain or shinc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-04

ssIGNEE's SALE, AT NEwT0wN, l. SAMUEL
OSGO0D, aucticneer, "a Nassau street. will sell by
ion, at Newtown L. l., on the she'll road to williams.
house and fourteen acres Of land, the whole Of
aousehold furniture farming stock horses carriages
Full particulars In future advertisement CatalO-
will be ready at the auctioneers Office the day pre-.
Is to the sale. BY order Of the assignee.
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D. NASH, AUCTTONEER- STORE $40 BROAD
i. way-Moltgage sale.-Ths day, Friday, at 10
ok A. NJ, at the store, horse, cart and harness;
mahogany rocker, one fancy eight day clock copy.
,ress, book rack, 10.
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IUCHON SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
will be sold this day, (Friday) August 4, at 10 4
Ipt, nes~ sixth avenue, consisting Of complete as
nent Of parior, chamber and kitchen furniture the
erty Of family giving up housekeeping, and well
ny the attention Of purchasers. Charles w. Holiness
liOneer, =
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y. NASH, AUCrI0NEER. STORE $40 BROAD
. way.-To dentists-Will be sold on Friday, Aug.
10 O'Clock A: T., at the store, superb case Of
atiDg instruments, tn perfect order The handles Of
re, oilers, &C., Of mother Of pearl, mounted with
. gold ferrules. Sold without reserve, the owaer
& leaving for California.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-04

BSNGNEES SALE, AT "a NASSAU STREET,
low, Saturday. at 1OH A. NJ ;, silk satin and lace man
II. straw hats, muslin dresses, Burnhams cashmere
R,h French flowers, &C., without reserve. By order
lie aSsCuees
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-04

CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD TO PHuADEL
~ phia, from pier No. North rver.-Two lines
daily, at A. NJ. and r. NJ. The morning line at A.
NJ by steamboat John Potter, to South Amboy thence
Glass; 81 u.s. Express line 1T p NJ by John Potter to
Amboy; thence direct to Camden By cars through In
grant line at mi fare, - 50; emgrant ike ct NJ
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ANTHOLOGY.
is the only real esnuins astroIo

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&46OOOO i sss only lsaI s.nan . ..1ss
gist in this any other city She correct in
formation all things. She also cures any disease IN
is WORT stage particularly the worst forms Of rhsuma
tsm. N B-Aadams c. IL no humbug nor does she
wish to impose the public. Call az satisfy your.
selves Residence 06 Thompson street. between Bcoms
and Spring, brick house, stone stoop.
C,LAIRyoYANT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HAYES, THE
~ best medical and business clairvoyant In America,
rels Caldden street, Newburg where all persons can
BIO told their disease, cause and cure, (f curable Per-
feet satisfaction given or NO charge.
MADAME MORROW Is, WITHOUT EXCEPTION, THE
Wl most wonderful astrologst In the world, that
has been known. She will ten past present and
future events and Win show your future husband and
abeent friends which has asonshed Thousands during
her travels in Europe. She In seventh daughter Of
seventh daughter and was born with natural gift By
invoking the powers Of her wonderful science TO tsl
even their very thoughts and win pairs T.
come together who viii all enjoy the greateaf happiness
Of matrimonial bliss. Her predictions truly espu-
ishing to all who visit her. Those who wish Sp4ely
marriage may call soon, and they may dspend Spoa
true advice founded on the eternal prncplss of agcal
bia Gentlemen not adnittsd.
m services 70 the ladies aud genesn CT this city n
aatroogy, by books and SCIENCE and Is 10 DO consulted
about love, marriage business, Law matters sc Shs
win tell the name o. sns isax ss csnts%Aa they w
speaks the English, French ana German Ianruaess
Residence SOC Bowery between First ana second strcets
Once hours from 40 A. u TO p. r. Lasies 50 osnsz
gentlemen 81.
| AIRS BREWSTER, 50 GREAT JONES STREET, COR
V Of the Bo~ery, has beet induced through III,
ptrSuasi OF her many friends to continue upr fur
Their notice She can be consulted sstrology
Law matters interpreting dreams by books 40 science
and will tell the name 81 the lady eenlersn the. vii
Gentlemen u.
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MUSICAL.


w. LAID CO.'S FIRST PREMIUM PIANO.
II fortes, with large assortment OF and second
hand instruments at great bargains. We wish call at
tenton to our grand Diagonal piano, with grand
action which has superior in all the points which
constitute perfect instrument
LIN ,OLN & THOMPSON, AL Broadway
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LNOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE THE UNITED
- States Mail steamer UNION, r. Adams, commander,
will leave for Havre touching at Southampton land
the sils and passengers, saturday. August 49, IL
O'Clock, from Pier No 81 North river Price of passage
fret cabin, $3.50; second cabin, SIS. Luggage not
wanted during the voyage should be sent on board the
day before sailing, marked "below. No merchandise
will be received on board after Thursday, August a.
For freight or passage apply to
N. LIVINGSTON, So Broadway.
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L>OR SOUTHAAPTON.-THE BRITISH srEANER IN
H. DIANA, $500 tons burthsn, 6O0 horse power will
sail for Southampton, Wednesday, August o. To pas
sengers DESTROYS Of making comfortable and speedy
passage to England or FRANCE where they will Be taken
fsrs opportunity rarely to be met with The cabins
are lofty reomy and well ventilated, and fitted up in
cond do $50. Freight taken to Southampton aud Lon
don For passage or freight, apply to c. H. SAND No.
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4 USTRAILA PACKET.-EXCELSIOR LNE-THE
IA well known and favori,e cippership HELENA now
loading at pier IS East river viii be Immediately dis
patched on her third voyage to Melbourne. She has
made the passage in sightyone days. For freight pas
sage having superior state Accommodations, apply
TO JOHN NORTON, Jr., 90 Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-04

MIN W. SOMERINDYKE AU JrIONEER.-STORE
ITO Ceatre street. corner Of Franklin street. Con-
hss sale at No. 371 Broadway, second story, on So
Hay August g. at IL O'Clock, by virtue of execu
100 arm chairs, iron safe, Office desk, long tables
II &c. JOHN W. SOMERINDYKE, Constable
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II OR SALE AND ON ExHTBIrTON-AT $50 BROAD
II wcy Chinese Buildings. )-rhe most admirable and
astonishing work of art of the present ageSaronis pr
waite gallery Of female oveliness Life sixe and life
like to deceive the best judges Open ali day till
p. NJ. Admission SO cents. Price $500.
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ExCURsIONS.

ExCURsIONS.
YrTrRsIONs no OONEY BLAND THE NEW AND
spienaid steamer NORWAlK, Captain A: Hitchcock,
make three excursions daily to Csnsy Island, ss fol-
k:-Leave New York, foot Of Spring street, at " A.
FI2K and 81 P. NJ; pier No. n. R., 81 10 A. ~, l
ling at Fort Hamilton each way Fare to Fert Ham,
Ii or ConeJ Island, and back to New York, - CENTS
| half price.
EXCURSION FOR TIE mIION.-CHEAPEST SAT-.
In the States fare six csnts boats leave every hall
n for Staten Island. Tho way to get splendid sail
view Of the bay, harbor and ocean, and inhale tho
sr to take tine staten lslana ferry foot OF White
street; liberal terms for pic mic parties companies
4 societies. Apply at the ferry house.
INCLUSION TO THE FISHING BANKs-THE
y steamer LAURA KNAPP viii leave the foot Of
At s. Broome street. East river, at ga, pier No. 3,
nth river, at 9o'ciock. Saturdays excepted.
I,xBURsIoNs 10 THE FISHING BANKS.-TM
|ie "trip cvery day in the week, except Saturday,
vii foo. Of Spring street at TX O'Clock A. n. Peck
g. Broome street, East rivsr Sk; pier No. NORTH
Ter O'Clock.
/ OONIIGHT EXCURSION TO THE FISHING BANKS.
The steamer Laura Knapp win make this trip on
esday evening" the 8th Of August leaving the foot OF
|ns street At O'Clock Peel alp 81, BrGoms street
band win be on board
|,UNDAY EXCURSION TO THE HEAD OF THE SOUND
touching at College Point, whitestone New Rochelle
Ia Glen Cove. The new and splendid steamer GEORGE
|,W Can't Albert r. shaw, will maze an excursion every
ndsy during the to the above places Leaving
ion Marie. slip At Dssns, street Rstura
int I2, cents whitestone 2b cents; New Rochelle "a
pts; Glen Cove Is cents, each way.
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Oh on FOR SALE, FOR THE ABOvESUM, A LIGHT
DlOs pleasant business, that can be made to pay
profit Of s. to s. day. Apply Immediately at the
Western Hotel, No. Cortlsndt street, room LOT.
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L,oR sALE-THE LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF
I first rate dining saloon situated in the lower part
Of the city, . great thoroushtare and doing a
profitable business large part Of the purchase money
can remain. Apply at 25l Broadway, up stairs
DEWIGHT 4 co.
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|,HN W. SOMERNDYKE, AUCMONEER.-STO
No. Ito Centre street, corner Of Franklin street
gase sale Of grocery stock. This day, at 100 Wash
street corner Of Carlisle street. at II O'Clock, BY
DO Of cbattel mortgage the contents Of the above
b consisting Of the usual variety Of sugars, teas,
les, spices, soaps, liquors, kegs, cask, counters,
10, ics box, &c., comprising complete assortment
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DEOPLE's BANK OF PATERSON.-NOrTCE Is HERE
By given that all claims In favor Of this bank or Of
The receivers will be disposed Of by public auction at the
ONCE Of the Re ceivers Ut Paterson, New Jersey,
Tuesday the 9Th day Of September next at IL ocloch
A. M unless previously settled. Catalogues OF the
claims will be furnished application to either of the
Receivers during the week preceding the sale.
Paterson, N. u, July 8, 1854.
C.S VAN WAGONER,)
y TI vAN shsp I4T, Receivers. &c
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II States mail steamer HERMANN E. Higgins com.
mander, win sail for Bremen, touching at Southampton
TO land the mails and passengers for England and
France on Saturday, August 18th, 1t IL O'Clock n.
from pier No 81 North river. Price of passage
In the frst cabin, main saloon $3.50
In the hrst cabin lower saloon .............. ITO
In second cabin ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
experienced surgeon In attached to each steamer
All letters must pass through the Post Office Specie
delivered In Havre and London. For passage freight
apply to C.H SAND, Agent, II South William ct.
The steamer Washington will succeed the Hermann
and aail Sent, 9th
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-04

Tor sAIE-A SOAP FACTORY, WITH ALL THE AP-
IL parstus complete The premises have been re-
Gently built everything Is In FIRST rate order for manu-
featuring, and good business is now being done For
further information apply on the premises Navy, near
1illary street. BROOKLYN.
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G7nA WILL BUY A HANDSOME BUILDING LOT,
blOO Is by 12O feet, In the centre Of q thriving
village three miles from Harlem The lot is worth $3.50
Also for sale cottage and lot easy terms Address
Cash, box 127, Herald Office
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OFFICE OF THE PENNSYLVANIA COAL COMPANY
" corner Of Broadway and Wall street.-New York
July 27 1854 A semi annual dividend Of Ave per cent
the cspita stock Of the Pennsyvana Coal Company
nas ~ S ony osen e'ss0 psyspis casn AZ ne Of
ter the 10th Of August next The transfer books viii b
closed from the 3D. to 10th August both inclusive.
CLIO. A. HOYT, Treasurer.
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ETyHE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING BE-
Il tween the subscribers, under the and Grm of
H. H. LYON CO., 10 hereby dissolved BY m ltut
sent. HENRY III. LYON.
WILLIAM HENKEN.
All debts contracted by II. n. Lyon behalf OF The
firm will be paid by him. and the business Of livery sta
bks will be continued at the old stand 48 and Greeus
street. by the bscriber alone AL debts the late
q m to be paid to IL. Fl. LYON.-Dated Aug. 3, 1854
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BUFFALO AND CHICAGo.-THE SPLENDID LOW
ID pressure steamer BUCKEYE STATE, will leave
Buffalo for Chicago, touching at Cleveland, Detroit,
nS on
gust and every alternate Tuesday evening, during
the season Of navigation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-04

T,OR SALE AND A RARE CHANCE FOR INVEST
ment-1be business of o wholesale liquor concern,
established since 1845 in she First ward Corandt
street. In the city Of New York including all its custom
stock hand (Which Is of the very best selection
sels apparatus &c. &c. The business be increased
to any extent by extra exeron Net profits from "a 500
to per annum The advertiser has another bust
which requires all his attention and will sell out the
above applied for soon for $4,000 Inquire of NJ s.
WHITNEY, Esq, S6 Broadway, front Office, second floor
from to IL A, NJ
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A FARM FOR SALE, OF FIFTY ACRES GOOD
"A house, barn, fruit and well water; % acres
ing ground, acres wood Is 2H miles from steamboat
landing and SO miles from New York. Long Island.
Price 3,700. Also, Of 80 acres, house and barn.
one half mile from steamboat dock. Price 81 800 For
particulars address e. w. ARTHUR Northport, L. /.
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UCn0N N0ncE-H WILSON, WILL SELL THIS
Day the t4h at 10 O'Clock, al the furniture in the
= LIZ hadison street near Csthanns consisting OF
wood suite In crimson and gold; rosewood black
Put and mahogany bsdstssds; chairs, bureaus SOFAS
Hers, CENTRE card and extension tables Brussels and
ain carpets OIL cloths, looking glasses clocks lace
ans shades, feather beds mattresses kitchen uten-
iefrigerator, creekeEy, &c. Sale positive. Deposit
Tired. House 70 let. fH - III
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DOOT AND SHOE STORE FOR SALE.-THE STOCK
ID and fixtures Of the new store, corner of Third
and Thirty third street. newly hed and furnish
ed with fresh and very desirable stock of goods. To
suitable person opportunity IL offered rarely to be
met with Attached Is fne room for manufacturing,
together with complete assortment Of Lasts large lot
uppers &C. everything necessary for manufacturing
purposes The place il doing good business, but
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-04

TSOR SALE-STOCK AND FIXTURES OF CORNER
IT grocery store, with an unexpired lease of year
and half goodwill and fxtures without stock. APP
ply at 346 Hudson street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-04

tt7EA ONLY.-TO MERCHANT TAIIORS -FOR
DlCU SALE the lease and fixtures Of Of the old
est established tailoring establishments In this city
situated in excellent location to make money below
Houston stree This Is unquestonably chance.
Apply at 251 Broadway, up stairs. DEWIGHT & co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-04

T,OR SALE-AT A BARGAIN, THE STOCK AND FIX
lures together with the good WILL of the we'll known
and beautiful known the Russell Saloon
No. % Mercer street Satisfactory given for sell
ing For further particulars apply to Caroline Russell
the premises.