davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-25

ARRIVAL OF CAPTAIN AuBRN WITH FHrTm THOUSAND
SHEEP At FoRr YUBA-HB ROUTE Across TIE CONTINENT =
We learn nom letter received In this city that tain
+ Aubrey whose name has become oslsbrated b. his
perlous in the unains and the desert Sa-e
Fort Yuma the It'll OF with nfteen
sheep ON New Mexico destined for this place &c wa
panied bv DR. hasse OF Santa Fe ". ara indebted
tn Messrs Kelley Co OF thu city for yery neatly
executed map on uacse paper, prepared BY Captain
Aubrey to show his aud the character OF tue sd
aceot country on his recent trip the c,oin-nt
from this city 70 New M-xi;o dis route nssrly due
from the Iejon Pass 10 Albuquerque, and t. there
for. ths shortest that be found for the location o.
he PScfc Railroad. The map shows the position OF the
m6nntsirs, streams, valleys, timber, water, Indians
m'pAra &c IN the previously unexplored wilder ness be-
tween the Pass ard the Rio Grande, with Aubrsys
places Of pment and distance travelled each day
CAPITAL Aubrey it viii be collected, states rs the re-
tu of bis observations that this route passes over more
level country and presents f-~es obstacles TO this
structon Of railroad. thar any re- spoken OF. copy
OF his has been sent Senator Gwin and Mr. Benton
and will doubtless receive great consideration when the
question Of routes ia broichsd In Cone ress-S2n Fran
cisco journal Zee 80
THE IsDIAss TIE TIJoS-Harry EDWARDS, EsI one
OF the sg-D,s returned to this city tins South
Monday from Beales camp At TETON
Pass hich he let the nth inst Bs le gave grand
the previous cay, 1T which about thr
thousand IDdisns, from ali psrts Of the mountsnsiu
cu iDg the -Four Creeks and hos resding the other
eide Of the Serrafeatsd TO heir h-arts content upon
beef rice &c. At night all the tribes joined in grand
feeling prevailed and ali appeared delighted :. this pros
pect Of Ting to work. Many OF them brought their
boys TO work Mr. BsAe running thirty ploughs and
sowing wheat wtioh petsd, he Intended to put
10 crop OF barley and besides about three thousand
acre. in turIps wats m-loIs. pumpkins, 81 The hills
tAips around covered with and yet
the weather in the valley was delightful The furrows
mile long, each Indian boy making six rounds day
pougbirg twelve miles. The Indians much pleases
with the prospect Of the coming and promsed 10
biDg large essions into tie Reservation Those Al
ready In permanent settlers Next spring thsy al
expect to build adobe houses-San Francisco Herald
Dec 80.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-25
NJ A IL * L i 8,
&C., &c., &c.

The steamship Northern Light, H. Churchill, comman.
der arrived yesterday morning from San Juan del Nore
whence she sailed II IL O'Clock p the l6ta ms,
eight hours subsequent to her arrival ct that port from
this city.
The Northern Light brings three hundred and thirteen
passengers nearly nine hundred thousand dollars in
Gle, and dates from San Francisco to the LIST ult
The passengers and pscie we're brought down on the
Pacific Size by the steamship Brother Jonathan Captain
Ward, which arrived San Juan eel Sur the 18th
inst having left San Francisco At P. the 3lst
alt.
The transit ths Isthmus Of Nicaragua occupied
but thirty eight h Jurs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-25


This DIES not show the east number OF arrivals and
departures by for all the passengers are not entered
at the Custom House 1t is thought that there Is on
eash steamer departing Tor the sthmus an average OF
ptaly thirty who leave without getting tickets
and on thirty mers there would consequently have
gone 900 pertons than manifested. Besides 1t
DO not before the vessel clears they
reported Arrivals ported BY sea are nearer the
era amount; but have statistics OF the arrivals
by land, which are quite important We estimate the
jmm! graots for he year from the United States and
Mexico 1t Is Geo. and consider the total increase ~
is 900 and the whole population 1913 eco This vould
make every eigh tenth clear gain TO the state
or the present population OF 1913 600 there have arrived
during the year 00e than one out OF seven
OF the arrivals about sixth we're women one TWEEN
teth hldren nth ChiGsmer and one ffh foreiga
srs or the departures fifteenth women, one 10
Eve hundred children than one sixth Cinnamon
op4 zine Australs and tenth foreSsn
ers Our population has beer increased duvng the year
BY eco women, 500 children, Ind 90 foresnsrs and
has lot zoo Cinnamon
present popu alton IL poaed o. 2lb 0oo Amcr
cans 20 Geo Ger maps IS 0to French II 900 Cinnamon,
20 COO Ind and 500 negroes OF these about s. o00
women, and perhaps 30 900 children. We only
estimate the number Of children having rsia ole sta
stos upon that point According 70 this es'inAs near
~ thirds OF the population AnersAns nearly
third OF foreign birth, one thirteenth ench, br
teepth Germans, one thirteenth Chinese, nearly one
eleventh children and sixteenth indiana The
tahep last fall reprcsened the population to Be 264 asS;
but the Governor In communicating that document to
the legislature expressed his belief that 30s SCI WAS
more correct estimste. The census agents reported
49, GOO IpdApa bu this made without accurate
animation and think II too large. According TO the
census there we're only 900 Foreigners, but that
know 10 be ALL there nearly that number
spsp,h and misoellaneous Foreigners Who almost
o. numerous The Germans and French each claim 10 b
than have rspresen ted them and OIL
estimate Il offered - In general features reliable and
not rsaty correct In any point the materials not per
hitting exacutude.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-25
Sonora Expeditions.

The Pan Francisco Herald OF the 18th uh, says;-ws
can state on positive knowledge thst vessel rase ca
sased in this city few days since b. the busters;
but owing 10 muundentsuong on III. pert OF some Ok
shsu The vessel was not cnnt@ttd TIE number ~ho
plated goins In this vesse 80 qG t'fSe, ~
a. bslisyed nv tho who kuo~ that they not rsn
uishsd the Idea Many Of them pretend 10 be 10 bosses
sion OF inform that ali Ia going ON well 10 tne hspuo
lie OF Lower California and that the reports TO the con
trary are to deter these adventurous ones
fron gcirg Tbs expediticni,ts say that suen reports
q Won't 20 down
The Sacramento Uson sayss-we stated fev days
since that's party 81 rhoussrs we're 10 pr cess ." or
xaarAlIou 10 riaA., E4-a.t-s k9nis " GU HSH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-25

OF December
The ship Anson noticed In the Columbian few weeks
since rs having gone ashore ut Point wilse In
formed turned and drifted into BepghAm
Bay II is the opinion Of her that abe can yet be
saved without material injury.
S u Rudeer E.q brought to the ofcs last week, two
magnificent Swedish or Russian turniPs weighing four
teen and fifteen Toubts
rum,r reacse' this place rome weeks a. that the
difficulty With sore Indians ir B-lirghsm B,y man
rAned'i i. Brown was Killed, and NJ. A Poe. formerly
o. this Place MORALLY eea We have since learned
that the disturbances took place between othsr parties
and not OF serious character as At frat reported
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-25

MAINLAND UNITED STATES SsSAToR.-Ths An.
pApols Republican says thai tbs vbig members q the
Mar lauo Legislature have asreed 20 into election Of
United States pator Wednesday next Ths two pro-
inept candidates are the Hon James Pesrce and the
- S.Eaei E.m.l.,pn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-25
Indian Troubles In Ell Dorado Murder OF
White MRn-SeVen Indiana * ilIcd.

The Sacramento Journal of the 25th uit ,Ays:-M-
Savers resident OF White Gap Springs Was shot few
days since by party OF Indians, while travelling short
distance from the town. The OF the attack is
known. When found Ar Savers Vas lying the grouni
With the lower par. Of MIA face shot away charge OF
in his thighs and nearly through his body.
This apparently upprovoked attack created quite
element among the people in thst vicnity, and party
WAS mmeostsly o-gsriz.d To in search Of the adaos
We received yesterday from correspondent tAs follow
lag account Of the proceedings Of the parties who went
the expedition He sAyt:-rhs Indian hunters have
just arrived my place ar M They have killed Xix
Indians and brought in prisoner that taken by
another luoAn VII said that the prisoner is Of those
who shot Ssves The company then took vote on the
questions rs TO whether they should hang shoot him.
Wien 1t decided unanimously eh o. him. he
cut oose and after be had distance OF ten rods,
the company mmsnced fsipg 1T hi with their rifles;
be about hundred rods bsfore he fell dead AT
the nms correspondent; wrote Mr.. Savers still
alive, but not expected to We have no further
particulars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-25

known merchants and citizens. We are gradually 60
thernx In the threads OF their plot and the public may
look for its complete exposure In few days. should the
partss I'm push matters TO extremes This much,
however We viii say that thsy held meeting last
Inc M vhich II was divulgsd that they have already
nrocured field piece and mortar (rumor says from
81 cur fourdries) that they have enrolled large
ben OF Young enthusiastic, and that they contemplate
ooncud Dg arrangements and taking the line Of march
In a few days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-25
Miscellaneous.
May, 1851.

MILITARY Orrcus CAIroRSIA.-The StdS Journal
gives the following table OF the military officers Of the
state Date n C9nmsSon
crApTmMA GENERAL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-25
The Indian Fight on the Four Creeks-Des-
patch from Lieut.. Nugent


CALIFORNIA, Dee IA 1853. (
have the honor to submit Il Ito wing brief report OF
skirmish this morning, between deachment un'tsd
States troops under command and the YokA tribe OF
Indians IL appears, from good Ruthc rity that two In
dams belorgDg to the aforesaid tribe OF which anoisco
l. head chief did about the tst OF September last steal
Martin, Who r~.it The Kah yah river about ten
miles above the town OF oodvle On Tuesday, the 9th
instant, had talk with the Chief Francisco At which
time be raid hs knew the guilty Indians, and made the
mort solemn promise to bring them in the folio wing
day. At the same time expressing . willingness TO
e. punished for the offence Wedn esday cape
Fr, ncis guilty Indians / waited until Thursday
the Sth neither Francisco the indians kiag
APPEARANCE then took tse and visited the YokA
raDcheriA in order, IL possible, find what had be-
come Of him. The InaiAns there present told that
Franci,c in tho mountain, and promised to bring
IN IL to my camp the ol,wirg day. This promise
also accepted visited Thu tim. uat the o. the
1lb, without seeing hearing from Francisco; bnt be
coming tired OF such trAlng determined 10 pursue
different courre with them in future
On the morning OF The 18th instant left camp at four
ot lock, taking detachment Of fourteen men, with the
intention Of making prisoners Of all the Indian men
might find at their rancheria and keeping the
until Francisco brought in the guilty Indians We reach
ed the cheris distance Of Ave miles from my camp
(he trail being very difficult to travel at mighty
just ~ oAy light andsurrounded 1t before the Indians
Of presence had previously cAutionsd
the against firing the Indians they show
cd disposition to fight The Inc much fright
ened: nevertheless . few commenced shooting their
arrows Ut the men. Their FIRE promptly returned,
killing two and wounding several Others who made their
escape in the thick brush surrounding the Aucheria
We In taking eleven prisoners these being
Of hsr principal captains have again des
Indian into the mountains in search Of the old chief
Francisco. In he meantime 1t is my intention keep
these IL dams prisoners until to definite
understanding with Francisco and his people.
TIE non commissioned FIJI ,ers and under my
nand behaved CALAMITY am, sir. very rs-seotfully,
your obe3iest servant, JOHN NUGENr
ing Detachmsnt Company G, Seccpd IotAntry.
To Lieut. WRIGHT. Commanding Fort Miller, Cal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-25
The Population or Califor MIA.

from the Alta CRIlfornap, DEC 20
On he Let & January the population o. the State Of
California ~as estimated t 80 900 The year having
ueaI, expired an1 no more steamers being due, nd
That he and departure by ses during tbs year,
.,,fes,,d At the Cus.am House, have been IS fol.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-25
OF THE STEAMSHIP NORTHERN LIGHT
Two Weeks Later News from
California.
One Million Three Hundred Thousand
Dollars Arrived and on the Way.
FIGHTS WITH THE INDIANS
TIL E M ! N { S .
MlRRIiGEs, BIRTHS, AND DEATHS.

INTEREST STING 1T E M S.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-25
From Los AnRe "a.

WAGON Road THROUGH WulIANsoN's PAsa THE sRer =
! il ts'd that Capt Parkinson and Wnlism T ,rra
p'oecec as early ~ June 20 1882 the Pass lain
~ ~ having teen Uncovered by Lieut. Williamson and
party ~ burnt their way throu. 10 the Desert beyond
h., fcapd vein Of Auriferous copper 10 the ~. bat
kept their discovery secret for their nts sst
Lieut. Williamson out wagon I'D through IT, AMI fret
made public the fact Of its existence.
WINTER IN TIE Sorra The Star OF the 18th, ssys:-
"ihier has come The rains have started the young
srsss Ard the plains and valleys already have . aut
fn tnee Of green Toe mountain tops covered with
snow eseptrg strong contrast and the chilliness of
the air renders Are quite acceptable.
To In irSG -Ignseio Herrera, convicted OF mu-.
der In the District Court OF Los Angeles and sentenced
to Re hung on Monday the 18th Of February THIS viii
be the nIs judicial execution that has taen place in
Southern California
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-25
The Minea.

Prom the San Fanssoo Alta CalIfo' mia Dec. 81
The weather has been delightful du;pg the
with the exception one tive days Of rain. The min
ers are very much disappointed there being ar from
enough water TO I'LL ihe nails to permit washing in
the small gulchs The dry weather however has driven
the miners to work in the banks which In places
coming and into practice. In several cases,
BY this sy,tem the Ano Mt bsds OF rivers and guches
have been Under the hills and have been found
to very rich.
The news from the Klamath mines Ia very favorable
New dig gngs have been found enc OF the eastern
head branches Of the SIcrs m-nto.
TIE ruelumne hydraulic company Ia involved in up.
psrenty endless lawsuit.
The Pilot Greek canal, 4 work some twenty miles Ia
length whi:h IL intend to furnish Of the
richest and most extensive cry diggiDgs In the State
progressing rapidly ard will econ be completed
Great plumbers OF ChipAmen have gone to Saasta and
the mine there are talking o. rising to sxpl tssm.
Tner. growing feeling that l-gi lAtion will
AIRY to define more clearly the rights Of miners and
mining companies
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-25

vm c. Kibbe, ...... Bepicia. Ma
MAJOR GrSsRAis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-25


sxy. ditioniss vas not at the time credited and has
,ns rroysd be unsoupced From the receipt Of this
pioIn alton up TO Monday s1sn inst the public mind
cities was state Of anxiety and fermentation on
the subj-ct ard the prevailing impression was that
the troop had been cut of and exerntnated before
tie reinforcement OF two hundred and nfty or three
hundred which had sailed from this port could have
r.srhed them ON the morning of the 10th, however,
tee s,e.m,hip Goliah arrived IRON San Diego, which
in q great measur oispelled the approximations which
bad ,eh entertained A to the safety OF the expedi
tionisis According to the accouDh brought BY this
arrival one report through Mexican channel repre-
tents that q series Of dspredations had bsen com.
Ss sn.. mud sssn; men. and thu. the, hsd
been pursued By the inhabitants, Who had rstaks.
,ss t s9o'y pr.on.rs at he ZANE time dstoyns one
OF the boats OF the Carone-be ship belonging 70 the
sxpeditionisis-and cutting OF a. communieauon b..
arriyed through different cbARn.l was that Waller
had had feht about that time with the Caiiior:
vounded, whilst OF walkers party two were killed
and two taken prisoners whom the CAlfor mans sub
s.quen.y proposed TO sash,Sss for thu two GGvsIn0
pri,onsrs-but Walker having declined to rake the
exchange, his vo men were released l. WAS also said
The repft re- mepts board the Anita had arrived.
few hours after the arrival OF this the steamboat
souhsper arrived In port With ave Gays later news
from San Diego which port she left the 22d December
Her unis from of to the 10th inst,
two weeks later than any previous advices and much
mors connected and authentic In their character The
arrival OF tbs Apitas rsDorcfmsnts WAS contadcted
although that vessel reported OF San ego on her
wa, oovp President Walker, With his original band,
lai IN that time maintained his p"t A. EucinAdA,
I'D Lad converted ous.sory adobe house into Kidd
yfort which bis troops hen euried Come strn ish
irs lta tss.n rlsce and the fsrhcston had been be
siesed by the Lower Caiforbiaps bot all Efforts 70 d.
lodss the rarrton had proved unavssg TIE rpbbriss
arc reported to have been committed BY the exps
dtionlsts denied aswsn the report that some OF
the Amerears had been killed and some captured by the
er,mv Up to the 10th INIT the only casuaty on that
,ide vas the vounding Of American In OF The
esasm. pts From the I'd to the 9Th Of December the
invaders remained In quiet possession OF EncinAda On
the last ramsd day their position Vas surrouoded by =
. lcsy 4 Ca..ssr.sn' u-ser Celpss XLsSe4sI m Nj
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-20

CTAR CLUB-THE ABOVE CLUB ARE NOTIFIED no
- meet at the Chamber this evening at s'cloek
u. A. RrCORDER. By order OF the SACHEN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-20

AIANILD-- IN AMERlC OR ENGLISH PROBES
w. ant cook, -ho is ye,yxea., thoroughly under
stands her bus ness and tho objection to 20 o.
the country Apply at 81 West Seventeenth street fer
three days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-20

NTAN1ED--A SITUATION TO DO THE GENERAL
w housewCrk Of respectable family, By smart, in
dasrious girl who rst rate washer and rOnsr and
can come well recommended. Please eel at 100 Laurens
et:eet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-20

VyHE OPERA SPECIAL NOTTCE.-TO THE CITIZENS
Il Of Philadelphia and Baimore-In answer 10 graphie
and teegrsphic inquiries NORMA viii be repeated g
Wednesday, the Goth and Friday, the 2M inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-20

DR JAMES W POWELL OCUIJsT, AURIsT, kC.--
~ Receives his patents from nine to four o'clock,
daily a. his Office, 502 Broadway where be procured
his popular Trestne the Eye" and hia SEX actng
eye and fountsins Artificial eyes inserted without
the ehtsst pain which exactly Ike the nAturas
re, 40 yax5--..ss i IL n .oy ARD srp-ssssch
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-20

INTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w asitaa.ion as chambermaid in . sn y fani'y OF
to tale care Of children ste good plain ssamstres
The best of reference eisen Please cali S. Zoe F1rs
avenue, near Twelfth street. the shse c.ore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-20

XI1ANiED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECT ABLE
w yonng VOC an, as good plain cook and frs. rate
yasne- and noner; good city reference can be given
Please cali at ~ ThIysecond street., between Lexington
and Fourth avenues. Can pc seen for two days,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-20

yIyANrED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w Protestant girl as chamhermaid, and ne washing
end ironing or to mind baby No objection to go u
Brooklyn. City reference Apply a. 13s West Twentie h
street, near Seventh avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-20

A COORDDON5 AND FLUTINAS.-0UR FRIENDS AND
"A the pu1be are respectfully informed that having
removed from Chatham street, celebrated instru
nents 30 we'll Known for the last fifteen years. only
t. - lad at the store Of the old genuine originals
L JACO6S 407 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-20

VIyANTED-FOR DRY GOODS STORE IN BRO OK
w Bn. yousg Lad, about sixteen ysars OF age ous
ss1uaintsd with the bussess preferred Address j. NJ
Hegah once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-20

VTTANrED-sY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A STU.
w alton COOS, and to assist in washing aud tob
ing il private geotlemans family Good city eefsr.
given Can Be seen for two days a. 1876 Seventh
avenue be- veen NiGsesnth ana TEentiee streets,
end hpor front rooIu.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-20

VEyANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w situation TO do plain cooking. washing and iron
log Good reference from he- lss. place. Please Jug
Of Mrs join Fox 70 Prince street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-20

yLIANIED--BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL. A sTrUA-
w tioD plain cook to do general hjuse is
good washer and roner The best OF city reference
be given Please call at 40 thirty second stree be.
tseen seventh and Eighth avenues, second Boor hack
ROOM for two days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-20

VTTiErED--A STU. .TIoy, BY TWO RISPE VI 1 ELE
w Prces M. grls az chanberm AIDE and 70 assis il
washing and opiog; is ~rg to make themselves ge-e
rally ussf1l The Lest Of city references from their LIST
places be firen. Gao be fos Two days at IL.
West Eleventh street fire. floor, back 70. two
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-20

yJ-ANTFD-BY A REsPEc7ABIE GIRL, A SITUATION
w as sesm,tfess She understands shirt and YES,
making give the best Of city re-reacs Ple.ss
cali, for two days, AZ 303 Eighth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-20

4 SECOND HAND PIANO FOR SALE, VERY CHEAP,
n 70 cash. or win be exchanged for segars. Apply
st No. 81 Bros way, teird floor, back office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-20

yTANTED AN EXPERIENCED CUTTER OF BOYS,
asd chlaIens clothing, who lie capable of forming
patterp and taking entire charge % that dep ltmsnt
wholeRale clothing house. si.uason psrrsnent to a
competent man. ADDRESS bex 2,2os Post 70.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-20

NOTICE.-THE MEMBERS OF NO. 10, NO sURRKN-
IN der Lodge, A. r. A, hereby requested TO -
east csne: Of Twentish street and second svsnus on
Friday evening" sept 22 ct TX O'Clock business Of
importance Is % be laid before them. Also eur Bible
presentation. By order Of JOHN HOLLAND, ". II
J. b. PALMER r. q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-20

yITANrED-BY A NICE, GOOD GIRL, SITUATION
wv TO DO the general work Of small gentse, f.
miy or otherrse Assis IL Going chaoieerwSrk. She
can the washing OF small family. Can be ssen for
three days Is West Thirteenth street, near Eth ave
uue. Can come well mmentei.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-20

A SPLENDID OCTAVE $500 ROSEWOOD PIANO
"a forte for sale for $3.50 nsde to order within thre
neaths round corners, exeellent Tone perfect ever
way, FUZZY warranted BY tbs best makers. Owner Rc
inG Oaba II can b ct l61 Chambers street. frol
Q an O'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-20

nyERcOATs TALMi's, cLOAKS, &c --FROcK COATS
" just recsved, irgs sssortmen. OF hre ff ,,I
toats Erensh cioth s .rmTin-s at 81 each cost VIC
Also SEQ oysrcosts at Sc each GEORGE LEvIE co,nir
Nsss.u an 3ssfr<sp streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-20

xXTANTED-A SIrUA ALTON as CHAMeERMAlO AND
w lAundress, by respectable 1omao, who lac the
bes OF reference from her last place where she On &c
til engaged. Apply a. 2sa West Twenty second
at