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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-02-25

BENJAMIN S. JoNEs-Some two weeks since
Mr.. Jones left here on lecturing tour in Mich
igan. We are happy to be able to publish letter
from him to-day, reporting progress.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-02-25

"ToLL THE BELL."-The neutrality-suspicious.
meeting recently held in this place, adjourned to
meet on the tolling Of The bell, whenever the news
should arrive Of the passage of Douglas bill by the
Canata
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-02-25

BURNT IN EFFIGY.-Some Of the citizens Of
Warren, recently gave vent to their dsplcasure
at the effort to introduce slavery into Nebraska,
by committing the efhgy Of Senator Douglas to
the arms of a brother efigy of "old Nick" and
then consigning both after appropriate professions
and ceremonies, to the flames. The Chronicle
says, 1--WE are reliably informed that majority of
those engaged in the transaction, were Pierce
Democrats at the late Presidential election"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-02-25
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.

DAILY NATIONAL ERA.-Tbe Editor Of this pa
per reports that at the present rate Of subscribers
and expenses, the income will fall short Of the ex-
penses at least s500O lie calls, as well he may,
for new subscribers. One thousand additional
ones are needed to meet the expenses.
The Era has been most vigilant in its opposition
to the Douglass reputation scheme.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-02-25

ONO AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILRoAD.-on Thurs
day last, change was made in the time of the
Express train running west from Pittsburgh, and
of the mail train running east from Crestne.--
The former leaving Pittsburgh at P. NJ, instead
of p. NJ and the latter leaving Crestline on the
arrival of the night Express from CINCINNATI, and
arriving at Pittsburgh at half past IL A. NJ. (See
the time table in another column.) This will be a
most acceptable arrangement to the people along
the line of the Rail road as well as to the business
men of Pittsburgh. As we can now go to P. in
the morning, spend three and half hours, and
return in the evening.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-02-25

RAGGED School REPoRTER.-Public attention has
of late been moro than ever turned to the outcost
children Of poverty and crime, in our large cities
And happily the friends ofthese hitherto fricndlcss
ones, have hit upon the most uuspicious means for
their rescue and improvement. Among the instru-
mentalites of awakening attention to this subject
is the Ragged School Reporter" neat little
monthly paper published in New York, at so cents
per annum. It's object is to awaken an interest in
the suferngs and necessities of destitute and
abandoned children 1t believes that these hither.
to hopeless be saved from the life and fate
of ignorance and crime and converted into the iv,
ing, practical friends of pure order sobriety and
industry. For this, like good Providence, this
little paper labors.
Those who would inform themselves Of the sub
jects and means Of this reform, would do we'll to
send their names, accompanied with half dollar,
to Augustine Duganne, No 40, Chambers-St., New
York, and thus obtain the Reporter.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-02-25

GoDEY's LADYs BooK.-The March number Of
this monthly is one of more than common excel
ence. tis beautifully illustrated, and its papers
are brief but capital.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-02-25

The average number OF scholars enrolled for the
two first terms, lending Sd Of March next in the
District, entitled to public funds is about 300, ma
king the cost of tuition per scholar for more than
fco-thirds Of school year, (twenty-eight weeks J
1885, being Sl,02 per quarter of fourteen weeks,
which will make the annual cost per scholar, for
tuition, about So, l3.
In this estimate says the Board, we have not in
cludcd the incidental expenses for fuel, repairs,
stoves &C., the tax which levied to pay the
old debt against the District, of about 100000.
We hope the citizens of Salem will weigh this
matter well before they decide against this system
Of Education.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-10

street where will provided with tickets all parte
at the lowest rates, securing certain oonveyAnoss
nAKLEN RAILROAD-INLAND ROUTK-ON An
III aner Wednesday. Nov g. tsundAr sxespssdl for A.
ssns s;S aiGy . nv
stopping White Plains Newea..le, CrOton Falls and q
western Raroad exprssa train, arsving 1t Albany
r. M Croton Falls Il 10 NJ stopping At statonA
From City Hall statisn.-Croton Fails, It r. NJ stop
Ping I: Al :ssa; z spsv' william: sSss Whit: rsn
north; WiiiisSs bridge. al. 81 A. NJ 3 il. 40 -,
and II r. n, stopping ~ all way stations:
From Twenty sixth street station.-wiians erdgs ~
Tickets have their baggage checked for Uiea buffalo
other places vest and north Albany
ocss corner Of Bowsry and Brooms sssss sad Fourth
Rssurnns 70 New YJfk leaving depot western RairoAa
Troy 81 r. n. cad Albany 40 NJ stopRng e ch.t
psis, sIlsstos Armenia, wsssas Dsvs. PIsass. south
bower. PsyiinsS Pasrson Brswtsr Cotton t n:, MI me
not Be landed ssswsse Crotcn rss ,na TiismsssidEs
tween Croon Fails and villa must take The rcxu
lar train. leaving Creton Falls at r. NJ a. r. from
Crotou Fails opPins ct Az stations between Croscn
from Crotou Falls stcypng At all stations between Csctes
sssa sis md s.sr wsi 81. si:I: !:
sSgYSssS :. < X w. ,' iss :ssrvas :
bridge and ais Y nom White pI.n: viii 3 aadsd Il
ne s vii ss s's
sSn ssvc Srssos Fails al " ana 90 n stopping
ali station. rss,s.ssss z es Sunday tss!n; win
ssesss station only rssisht for Albany rsosivs daily :.
John .. KLtor, Svpscasssasat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-10

DUBLIC SALE, TO CLOSE THE CONCRRN-BY OR.
dsr Of the Middlstown and Shrewsbury Steamboat and
sssn Wv b. Z. ne best manner 100 feat % feet
ncnes heen ret hold; custom house measure 10 TONS
Joiner work anshsd II the best manner both to
aad with hard hnshsd saioon neat
nesed up and furnished with life prsservsr life boats
And y.w hSs sissss for boat q her oI.ss
tent cutoff wrought ron shafs boiler largo size with
double arches with water bottom. By Birkhsck
boat excursion boat The boat With III axurss
viii be positively sold on Saturday, New H. o'cook
pm, at the wharf who're she lies. Red Bank Mon.
mouth county N: The property TO bs free Of all liens
A''''"''' ~ ''''' u W. ALLEN. IT, s.or.s.r,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-10

THE MARRIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL C0U-
panion-By Dr. A. T. nauricsau, professor II dssasqD
OF voncn hundrsdth edition, 0O000J l1me, p -
On apepapse extra hndins; price IL 1vsry soaplaln6 .
yh vCsS ;SssSs on sr fs e wG2srhss -
IN psin simple, but n Shs n1CS chase isneusss 80
psrnS Symphonic wAA tAess dsscsibsd Ns naksl
ohaesetsr and cause her complaint sid be spared mol
anxissy sad SUFFERING The wife Ahsut bsoomi6g netAR
has sfesa need Of inltxucton and advice
portanos 70 her future heath II reepsst whsh her $50
tveneee foRds o0neuIgng medical eentlomAn W31 nDA
suoh lnstructon sod sdys aad ass Of
mptoms which otbsxvise would eceAon much aaxtsAy -
slasn How naay ars ssassag non ebss.ysto.s @ 49,
their asliessy orbds seeking nSdisal sdvtss Hoy .a
suor aiSus (wsakssss debility &oV How many are II
stAnt agony for many months preceding senanemsa9 0
many have dieuit not dinssrous deliveries sna 49,
Uncertain reeovsssf Some whose Lives are hasereo
duYing such time will each I'D in ts PAgss the ne1xs -
venSicn amelioration aad relief How 0Any onesc -
msnts how nush anguish might hsvs zen spa,sd - sne
sudefsr the Husband 70 shs relative Snsy psss
v shs vsrsus subjects treated o. they ere 81 Nature
srv:s Far ssis 81 Ssrinesr Icwns,ad 1 nroadvAYI
1rts-s~ shsrmsu Co, Astor House. Ne veesy seree
nnsn,xx Dsysnport, Tribune Building; - NO Aseek
m-ss vrosdwa3 snd at the publication omoe ~ herg
sr Yorf: Joseph Tucker, Mobile: Also ~ D. Peter
Chestnut strSct, Phfadelphis On ths rcosps %
a. s"nv viii be transmitted By mail fss Of pcsSsgs -
nsX Of tho United ststes All letters mrss he aAArs
"a nost psii 70 De- A. n. MAURICkAU once - xkbeK>n
sSs,sx New tees. " bex In Msx toek ~ 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-10
SPORTING, &C.

CpoRTINu. "A GREAT RAT MATCH, TO CONF or
~ at tho hovss Of JAS. McIsAuGhLtn, NO ibc f,rss
avenue Friday evsaas the 10th inst ne cscbr stee
sixteen pound black and Tan tsrer dos JAek CAde bAe
atohod W kn sas hpndrsd rata ssv ~ ucksA - osah
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-10
BILLIARDS.

A MERICAN PATENT BILLiARDS-TEN TABLES AZ
IA No Ann street. entrance l9 Fulton street.; egh
tables Pineapple and Fulton streets BROOKLYN x
By George Bassord Ito Chestnut street. Pha
dephia otbs. billiard Table makers who pretend 70 hau
fulton back these asscrtons that innocent ppr
ehasers may NOT buy law suits. Tables bals cues, dr
pont cloths Ac for sale above and at the factory
6S Centre Orders punctuaiy attended sa
guarantees sent with tables ordered By mail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-10

CHERIrr's SALOON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER TO-
- l8l AZ ten O'Clock A. NJ, at $50 Eshth Avenue IN
- bAssasAk osastas Of lot Of stoves axsurss Co. a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-10

ROTICE.-THERK WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUG
IN 71 Broadway Of Thrtieth street, ths
s.tIrs stock Of sosls And Materials Of plun.
yhursdAy, the l6th November, 81 10 O'clock A. Cata
loguss may had ct the Receivers store, 80 Brcadw
KILLIAN RHODES, Rscsvsr, 81 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-10
LECTURES.

MR.. JOHN LORD WILL DELIVER BEFORE THE
Iva New York City Literary Union, lectures
the rise and fall Of Absolutsm in France The chapel
the New York University The lecturcs will
Friday Nov TO- At o'clock r. Nj and DO continued
Three Of these lectures vsn TO tho Merosnto Library
the Bourbons win DO repeated in thi. sgbsots
Absolutism In France. Lecture 2 Louis XIV. and tho
Grandeur Of the Monarchy Lecture The Wars Europe
against Louis XIV to the Balance Of Power
Lecture Bossuet and tho French Church il the seven
teenth Century Lecture Louis XIV and the Causes OF
tho French Revolution Lecture The Devespemsnts and
Results Of the French Regulation Tickets for the
members and schools 81 & single evening" 80 GENTS To
Be had Of MT Crowen bookstore Of Broadway and
Dodd, Brick Church Chapel, and ut the door.
DOUGLAS LEFFINGWELL. President.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-10

mRAsH-oURRN's Port AND LONDON PORT-NOw
handbag. OK, sohr Maria jose non sopSrtc q. :
Osborn Spencer 81 Oporte Including 100 Indian
barrels juice quite the standard and - astrnc
tive dry aud fashioned wines Of the
best qualities part Of which Imported oe:ks o. zen Sa
being especially intended for TO other
ports under tond 70 30 tho custom house ssore
in dcspitc all the Maine creation. Apply JOHN
ROBERT OSBORN, - Beaver street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-10

TosRPH HHGEMAN,. AUcTIoNEER-FRrDAY,N nov
q No. ak 10 O'Clock A. NJ IT the central salesrooms, viii
oaghby OF Pearl streets large and general
meat d sad secondhand fur.tsr eenprsng In part
feather beds matrssss hat stands card tables centre
1ablsA oeuohes aetes sxtenson dning tables pier
Sasses together With bedsteads washAnd tables crooke
~, stoves Brussels and ingram stair carpstI Co. 4c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-10

IN OOO sEGARs OF CHOICE BRANDS, SUPERIOR
CVVUV ola brandies SCOTCH aad Irish whieksy, wines
Holland sia sehiedsn sshsapIs genuine Lona1a cordial
French eoedAlA ko. superior kese India pale
s scotch aiss London Dublin porter and brown Stout
IN supseos condition for family vss. Apply 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-10
HENRY a. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.--BY II. II. LEEDS

HENRY h. LEEDS, AUCrIONEER.-BY II. II. LEEDS
H Co. this day (Friday Nov No., at 10 o'clock, 81 the
sslesrOon 9 Nassau street rich fancy vaEs
china SETS Ac Parian fgures
vases 4c plated ware ses sets cups oasors u.
edge coee sets fancy articles bronss and ornolu clocks
aroups large bronse figures halls and inches Aldo
large Of pape machs goods tables desks back
Also, model q man Gf-xar completely fgsca aa and
ID pieces ns sk reps covering window
tains mprng the Goben tapestry Persian arabesque
pies Crystal Palace Also table covers OF same
To be sold without reserve BY order Of the con
Rguee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-10

CHERIFFS SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF SEVERAL WRLT3
- OF executions directed and delivered will expose
for sale public vsnduc saturday tho 9TH
10 Seeei in the forenoon az the rh. .ts and
October 1854 any timc sferwards Of in the
line Of stages consisting Of horses harness.
seighs, &c, &c. ii. CR0MBIE, Deputy Sheriff.
The shove sale is postponed until Wednesday. Nov s
The above sale further postponed until saturday. Nov
II, 1884, At tho same time and place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-10

ID c. KEMP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., PIANO.
II. fortes, carpets Ae-Ths day (frdsy a. o'clock
will s saeses above svsry larry ssssrtmsst Of
Aad pianoortes OF good quality,
which pariesl.ry worthy the attention Of
and Dealers consisting Of ALMOST every variety Of household
sruents Tapestry Brussels and other carpets china
nture and many desirable goods which we'll
Thy Of buyers Catalogues the morning Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-10

THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC Is CALLED TO
she sale Of extensive lumber yard this
BAKER WEEKS At IL o'clock A. NJ, at the corner 81
West and Bsthuns vtrsets an West street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-10

CHERIrFs SALOON SATURDAY. NOVEMBER II.
- at o'clock in Flushing avenue Hussteds stsbos
boards ahd tubs, So, sc. X LOTT Sheri6
JoHn PIERCE, Deputy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-10

CTRINCER TOWNSEND, HAVE JUST PUBLISHED
- The Singers Companion containing collection Of two
hundred popular songs duet; ges: catches Co. with
elegant volume illustrated Price IS are two
hundred standard Of possible variety inter
spersed with fashionable airs recently sung the
popular yoesists Much regard has been had ws
ness Of tho airs undoubtedly important oontrbu
ton to the musical dspartment-Albany Argus.
Swell Life ut Sea; Fun Frigates and Watching With
Illustrations Price 81 The articles which make up this
Of Of the best authors Of the age They will
to the humor OF Maryat blended with
TIC ruhfulness Of description that
e., nautical sections Daily Republic.
the Hero Of Scotlandn With ustrstons Price 80
historical novel written in the captivating
the same suthor and learn has been the most
excepting Dnmass brilliant romance Of
merciel Advertiser. ~ broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-10
new PUBLICATIONS.

EvANTIDE-THIRD EDITION, NOW READY.-ONE
~ q the most productions amongst Amer
literature Hear what the press says Of @ This
book ths< will benefit all who read it."-Sunday Atlas
The sweet morality that bresthes every page
the lofty inspirations for the pure the truthful the
good that enunciated in sentence enough
Philadelphia Saturday Post.
Our literature in the authoress whom We
well feel proud. She writes with good moral and we
hope she will prove the Edgsworh Of America Evening
Gazette.
We have some two hundred notices, all speaking in the
most unqualified Of the strength beauty and
ruthfulness Of this work The rapdty With which
two editions OF this work has sold safe of
merits Of the work. Price, 81 For SALE wholesale
tail, by GARRETT & CO., IS Ann street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-10

DR sACHO, A REGULAR EDUCATED PHYSICIAN
~ DO consulted usual At his once, 1S Pearl
once from A. N. till IL M, and from tai 10 r.
Con sultations by letter usual NIB Advice 70 The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-10

TJNIcRANTs AND OTHER TRAVELLERS ARE RI.
~ commended apply ., the American and Foreign Emit
they will be provided with tickets to all pars
At the lowest rates, securing certain oonveyAnces
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-10
u WILSON. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE OF

II WILSON, ADMINISTRATION SALE OF
H. rich and costly rosewood and mahogany
WILSON, Auetioneer, will sell tomorrow Saturday mora.
Ing 10Y O'Clock the contents Of the large four story
house street consisting Of richly carved rossvOcd
piano forte superior instrument coss wv
parlor suites in satin
wood centre tables brocaells and lace
elegant parior bedroom window Shades magnificent
English tapestry and velvet carpets oleoths %sssys ma
hOgany and black extension tables eight ana ten
feet dining and tables; few choice oil paintings and
steel plate engAvngs rosewood and mahogany bedead
CANT china and mactls ornaments twenty d
laid and cock china dinner and tea SETS rich out
glassware crockery ivory cutlery verware, tea service
aivers and cake With solid silver mountins spoons
forks cestcrs The whole being in the best order and
comprising everything TO well furnished house
Sale positive, without regard TO weather.
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DR. RALPHs PRACTICAL TREATISI, 1<fH ma
~ tion, 2 pp price 81 by Jos Ralph, II. D., ssauuA
ing physician and surgeon, NO 6aS Houston strss@ 80

ing physician and surgeon, NO 6S Honston strSe% e
Wooster. Once hours to Il A. NJ. and to9P: II Co.
exceped For the satisfaction Of the a1tl
would state that he resided several in Paris ssvse
study this particular class Of diseases the legal
OF which, given by the Ecole Royso de Mcdinins,
med BY the Professors may be seen BY any one whiaa
Amerca The Trsstss 10 sold At III Nassau street. Ma
CASTOR House, At his occ. nailed
by addressing bsx s6e Post Oos By post
also addressed to the saue box.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-10

T0HN W.. soMKRINDYKE AUCTIONEER.-NORT
q gage sale Of household furniture, ON Saturday Nov
r. Ne Second street A. lok oelsck eonsisti1E Of
and bedding busssas window eurtsn crock
a.. JOIN W soxERiNDYKf, xtssrssy fos xorsssss gee;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-10

IIRCuS.-ExTRA NOTICE. - HAVING SEEM ~
~ stated that OF tho horses had been withdfAWa
from Castle Garden Circus the deems "
reply that in place OF the Ave six animals GENTLY DIS
rensed with at his etabshment he has added the enrs
tuds-horses and pones-ofR 81 nds and Mons ChariM
thirty Eve in number comprising Of the most oes
Lrated ring aud manage horses in the world.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-10

WILLIAM IRVING. AUcTIoNEER,.DIAMoNDy JEW
will sell At suction, Friday Nov. TO- 10Y O'Clock
the saleroom No. Pine street. the stock Of sweler
and sSrquoss plain and enansiisd rings .c.rf
rsan styles ssge diamond rings pins great
beauty, weighing to 3k oarats zach; diamond cluster
tsse crosses oent.ns lIhns brants da mend rings
ousasr Diamond Of treat value; suit Of ns gold
engraved and enamelled breastpns and bracelets
Watohes.God hunting case watches, detsohsd levers.
ensmeled back hunting Watches entire
invoice Of ne watches by tho first French Engh Swiss
gold chains &c Every article warranted represented
IN the catalogue.
WALTER CREENOUCH, AUCTIONEER-DAMAGED
this day Friday At II o'clock board Schooner = the end
damagedcorn 1000 bushels bags prime white oorn slight
~ damaged ON the voyage Terms cash,
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NrsLos c 9. ~ Sr.s Arsit; 70 COZ:
'ss.. fss;:: S:;:1 y: So: ~ '''''
IS .ts 8 y \. SISTERS
Followed By the isggEhsSls farce Gftss
constitute vi Il sA s,,r ii sH;iTi
i y sofa
Friday evening s'I xsSs s SL Ak = performed
Gem caa' Day Mr. Beckett Mr.: Blake: France
Dance usED UP A''' ''''
.a''''' o''; TIE YOUNG ACTRESS. a ''',''e.
81: S.s:..l a. Y:::
!" S.''.' ''''''-r Tas sSi iG1fan5 Nov. 10
fS;ss: Ssasis:. Pyst; Ss:is:.;I cs;ss:ss.l:
os s:;z %sb sSsrsas s'''''t
R Rsssa oA.. Vincent ..n. S::s yss:i.
~ PIoer:.el: ssys.s Ihsay. A.sASss.-Dosrs 0psa .
Friday evening me hSs' DHTE II w wAS e Ss.'''~a
Gabrielle do Belle iss :. Miss Julia Dsaa
Sh;y,lisr DAubiSnyv M Eaa{
fsys III. i s.:i
n asss .ii
Go oHRIsT x. Y ssSzb b1SsrfIla
n. WOOD, Bussass Manager
ErHIorHiASS s IsFs iYs.s' -'n's'l.
nD T B.Ac x S ssjEs. OR FORTY wINks.
With several n''i'i Tk Esn Di fis%
ops: tx O'Clock 70 commons. .i7 psss.:sis
SAY IT ASP
H. Wood. business haaass
tEii{ III DUETS
ALSO. IN WMlTk CHARACTERS.
al ss sas L. s.: Hs' VII.
Third week q sss i;|:s;sssf ssowrs '
" MICH Il b. happy Uncle sd Tsg H."
and ;ss psys5s3 As the re
q nd VII in tn. m
Doors open At 81 O'Clock; commence 1t TX Tickets.
RARNUMs AMERICAN HUsEUx-JUsT OPENED.
@ 1ls' %
Il =, NJ. n & ss 4
Admittanoe, Is cents; children under ten, 21 cents
way. Monday, and every evening during tho week. Ne
T$s$
A IA ssps s &Sb ' sax sfRaS:{ Rs.''
81
Thar rrs e. Anil srA H.
Original ya5isf Hs u esE Witnessed
A. altered and improved from Belins well know. version
Norm. = =. H Gl:s 'sass,s.. E. w..s..
es T sssrss Da;sa
sesIsss
DOLLAR TiGKITs ADIir FOUR AS UsUAL '''''
THE; II 70 THE WIDOW AND cHItpKEE.
beg 70 that through the ee5asy
Managers & a
Sslo may -
's'',. .s''' 'n' uN n 'i' Sf2tS
ERANkhIN MUSEUM, IS BowEeY,;--THE Apey.
s, A for =;
Il .fs. a and seissI IL The sys.lss. ~
Nlnlos GAnR1Sf ElG EEAEli NOVEMBER IL
and last '' EsTE And Il ELLEN BArrxAs
Al.A ny VIII appear II tho new and highly
'nd the new popular Psts Sa CSyr Fl tho
THE CELEBRATED R0USSET SISTERS IN TWO
GkAND ENTEkTAiNAENTS
nate ana Elen bs,emsn trust Sne above entertanment
may prove 1ecepans 20 their friends ana thAs ON This
| engagements.
H5EHE Ia ER2TE TH
= Only years old in characteristics performance
PERHAPS s sSisI sssrsis' o 4 HOUSE
lands. shsrpiey wsrden and The kar Company appear.
on S.usd.y Noyemher II afternoon and evenins On
oh occssior ~ i scott has Indy voinntasred "a
spnear in his treat char.otsr ~ "a mon in The csis
- n ,ssnS Mn pvTMt IN Ia sns o.L.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-10

CALryORNIA DIAMOND CLUSTER SHIRT STUDS
Just finished, call and thsmSngls stcnc California
almond breast nina really beautiful article equal In bril-
ancy 10 the res diamond vty to purchasers gratis
L. j. JACOBS. importers Of watches aad Diamonds i7
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-10

II Co, ths day, Ut Il o'clock, in front Of the sales
ROOM street elegant pair OF horses dArk Drown
psct and very either together single Sold only
the leaving the city They An exceedingly
desirable pair TO wanting horses VIII be sold pos
lively without reserve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-10

WAIcHEs REPATREn-CHEApED AND nETTER
Nv than any other In Nov york. cleaning WATCH
I'll main spring s Jewels cesss and oil repairs in
lake proportion TRY Ms once snd ~ sAtased Thoss Ss-
ueetsss. ~ ByoadwsT,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-10

CHAKsPERE AND THE ORAToRs-AT THE NEW
- Clinton Hail. tof tho Mercantile Library Assooiaoal
Astor place. Monday evening" November IS at O'Clock
Charles Whney,s Shakpersan Assumptions and Imperse
nations Of Remarkable American British Indian and Irsh
Orators Extract from the late lamented Daniel Wsbstse
to Rufus Choatt, ESD
nv DEAR Smile delinsaes Scotch oratses
in that surprised and delighted large
fined circle Of ladies and gentlemen commend Mr. Whit
ney you young Of elegant Attanments, WHOSE
trial shall better publish his communication"
duiam hloeuk WEHSTRR-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-10

DUTCH BULBOUS FLOWER ROOTS AT AUCTION
- PETER PARKS store ~ Nassau street. will SOIL this
uay Friday,) O'clock De Langc Sons
prior roots in lots to suit purchasers consisting Of
hyacinths, tulips jonquiles narcs anemons crown i'm
ptrials aniarilus crOcus