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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-05
HOTELS.

CLARENDON ROrEI-FOURTH AVENUE, CORNER
~ Of East Eighteenth street, il conducted the
sons have the choice Of table de hote private
table, There are seventy-fve suites Of apartments
arranged for families, with baths and all the modern
establishment is furnished equal to any hotel in
the world. and will be kept In to insure the
patronage Of the public Price, 81 so per day.
O. c. PUTNAM
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- UoskiLw wAsI-Orr, AUciIUNEEk.-LARGEU N.
III reserved sals a rich furniture, rood
pianofcste, velvet carpets. French pier gassss &o-
this day MONDAY At 10y O'Clock, being the entire Gle
CANT furniture contained In house No u Eighth ave
sue, Fourteenth street. all Ia superb order and viii
b sold without aviation, combating Of solendd
70 swood octave pisnoforts finished II around, cost
sSie, velvet tapestry and three ply carpets In AL the
rooms two rich French mirrors 25xS4,, 70 match With
sAcs and brackets, rosewood etegsrs with mirror
'front.' and back reception chairs in velvet and brocade
French sofaa In velvet snd hair CLOTH t~o good
or suits in satin brocade rosewood CENTRE pier and sofa
tables, lace curtains and shades with unique and
cherche collection Of costly mantel vases csndelsbrAs
ornolu clock &c Also number Of beautiful oil paint
ngs worthy the attention Of connosseurs and artists
including magnificent fruit piece. cot $3.50 q so,
large variety Of elegant chamber furniture, osewood
Ano mahogany French bedsteads. with superior hair
matrssset In every bedtesd feather beds and bedding
Sofas lounges SOFA bsdstsads rosewood and mahogany
bureaus with marble tops, washstands tomstch rich
china toilet se,s oval and gilt mirrors rockers arm
shsifs with large variety Of basement furniture
tension table, rich svsrware ivory cutlery cut glass
wsre oil cloth, two large meat safes, &C. embracing
everything to BE- found in An elegantly furnished house
Catalogues the morning Of the sale (No postpone
ment on any account
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nEGROOr MANSION HOUSE, KEYPORT, N. j., Is
~ now opened for the reception of transient per-
manent boarders. Keyport Is twenty miles from the
city, on Raritan Bay. For bathing, fishing sailing &C.
It is unsurpassed to those who consult economy COM
tort and convenience. EDMOND DEGROOr,
late Of the Prescott House, New York.
N. B.The new steamer Eagle leaves the pier at the
foot Of Murray street every morning. ct O'Clock A. NJ
and the popular steamer Keyport 1t o'clock P. N.
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PROPOSALS..

~ RADlNG AND DRAINING or THE VILLAGE or
NJ Wal efeld, westchester County --Notise TO Con.
racto Sealed proposals for the above wcxk will be
received until the 22d Of SeDsmber, 1854 ProAles sud
specifications for the be at The following
plaeos;--J. ~ Wells, 50 avenue b; j. r. watts No. 9
Thompson street; T. r. Greenin 756 Greenwich strest
Of Henry B. Miller, Civil EDgineer nd Surveyor 2s9
Broadway, room -. Ths Assocation TO reserve the
right to sject all proposals. N R-ProposMs LOT tie
came TO be addressed to J. ANpxEW HAhDsChl VI,
secstary Of Industrial Home Association No. g. 1876
epring street. .tss st-a.,ft Il, .i.s +
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|QOARDNG HOUSE FURNITURE AND BAGGAGE
I'D On Wednesday, September 9, ct 10 O'Clock at 1l3
ireenwch street. BEDS bedsteads bedding washstands
rocker with the usual assortment of other furniture
lot OF liquors, segars. TO-, viii be sold at auction Bag
ge to b sold on account Of whom 1t may concern to
pay charges Depostes required. W. A. CARTER,
|Auctioneer, 81 Dey street =.
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TINTED STATES MAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA VIA
u Aspinwan and Panana-Through passage tickets in
Guiding Mr. Hnekleys Ishmus transit ticket win be fur
nshed ct the lowest reduced The thmus
six hours On Tuesday, September g. At o'clock p. NJ,
from pier foot OF Warren street. North river will be dis
patched the feet steamship GEORGE Law, to connect
ct Panama with the new and superior steamship JOHN
l. STEPHENS. spare boat always kept at Panama, TO
prevent detention in Of accident The accommoda
tons for passengers in the steamers Of the Pacific and
United States Mall Steamship Companies are unsur-
passed. and parties shout to visit California are invited
to call and examine for themselves For passage apply
at the Company Office, lit West street, to
@. A. WHITNEY.
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OMlFKXIUQ.

TcOR eAvANNAB-.rARE REDUCED--fHE UNITED
JIG States Mail steamshp KEYSTONE STATE, C.pt r.
nArdie win leave Philadelphia for Savannah on Wsdnss
day. Sept mber o. q 10 O'clock A. " Fare 80; stserAgs
~. The STATE OF GEORGIA leaves A. above the follow
ing wconfsSey AgsntS IN New York, eCnANION =
AMMAN, 10 oAAiP, whsEvst~n vooua nay - ssea<s9
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DUBLIC CONSERVATORY SORES THE BROTHERS
Il Aollenhausr and Madame Cecile Peauceer,
pianist from Paris directors Of the Music Conssrva
tory will give series of weekly Sorces, commencing
tuesday evening, October TO- at Dodwsrihs Academy,
sonaas solos for violin VIC oncelo piano. horn flute
and vocal music, composed by the great masters at
which they will be assisted by other celebrated artists
heides those Connected with the oaseryatoryVN B.
All the pupils Of the Conservatory free aamittance.
subscriptions Lie in the p ncpal music stores where
also to be heen the prospectus OF the Conservatory
Music.
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RUCKLEY's E HOPIAN OPYRA HOUSE, $50 BROAD
Il way. EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK,
NEGRO MINSTRELSY,
and the much admired and beautiful burlesque ON the
opera Of SONNAMBULA
in three acts, with new scenery decorations, So 30.
Concert commences at O'Clock Tickets, Is centS.
reserved orchestra seats, so cents.
N. B-Monday evening, Sept IL, the tragic opera Of
"Lucrezia Borga,' with original ecenery.
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IOBN L. vANDEwATER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
- tory sae Of household furniture, to pay adv
All goods offered win be soil to the highest bidder
yANDEWATER TURNER will sell on Thursday, Sep
tember It'll, at 10 O'Clock, ct the sales 80 Pine
street and SO Cedar street. cabinet furniture splendid
household furniture consisting Of rosewood
psror SUITS in plush and satin brocstec rosewood and
MAHOGANY parlof chairs, sofas, tetes chairs
rockers &c. In plush and hair cloth GOOD etegercs
marble top CENTRE side pier and sofa tables mahogany
and oak extension dining tables; and mahogany
bedroom suits; rosewood, mahogany and black wainut
spring nsttrsses curled hair mattrssses, paiasers
&c rosewood sud mahogany wardrobes, bookcases, g.
rretsry DO, &c &c. Also, octave psnofcrte
sold vita two years guarantee piano stools, &c. Also
lie Of blank boaks sdgers, bill books, stationery No.
t. be sod on account Of Mr.. 5000, bought by him
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BILLIARDS.

DHIIARD TABIESLONLY PATENT CUSHIONS IN
- America, Of thirty years standing A. Bassfords NJ
iuced prices cheap q any A large assortment ready
Tor chipping Billiard players win nnd slate and metal
beds and rubber air cushions ct Ann strsst entrance
1t 14o Fulton street. Every article in the tads foe sale
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WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION, WITHOUT RESERVE,
w ON Tuesday the 9th Of September, at ~ NJ, the
trottpg horse Eagle OF the West at Tater-
SAILS sale stables, 66l sixth avenue.
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TINRY II. LEEDS AUCTIONEER-SECOND SALE
h for the choice ats for next appearance OF Gris
and Mario ct Castle Garden. Henry Leeds win sell BY
suctcp ct the Castle Garden this day. at IL O'Clock,
the choice of seats for the second appearance OF Gr
and Mario compisnce with the generally express
fixed for al seats and sale will be made BY auction
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at IL O'Clock each day
abo Q, for premium upon that price. The entrsnc
10 the sale will be free -.Ea
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A EIGNETS SALE THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL
at public auction, on Monday, Sept H. 1854, at 10
o'clock A. NJ ct the store lat G an street. In the CITY
Williamsburg, the stock and trade lately belonging to
y d. Woodland Co, consisting Of pianos, melodeons
nd large assortment of musical instruments ana {
ariety Of such other articles as are ms ,ay kept in
nusic store also quantity of clocks jewelry silver
plated ware an iron safe, show All the arti
offered will be sold without for cash. ana to
[he highest bidder JOAN MCGUIRE. Assignee.
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CHERIFrs sAIE-OF TIE CONTENTS OF A GROCERY
- and liquor store, Tuesday, the 9Th day OF sep
temher, At 10 O'Clock A. at the Of Twenty dfh
nent Of groceries, Wines teas spices &C. also counter
fixtures, scales, measures. &C. also horse wagon
and harness. N 8. SELAH, Deputy Sheriff
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ke-By order Of Mrs. Susan A. Taylor admnistrstrix Of
Abner aylor DECEASED large assortment Of boots and
aitsrs slippers, shoes; and boys boots and shoes, &c.
NO. Also counters and fixtures aud lease of premises
Also, one pew In Trinity chapel, Staten Island.
IN D NASH. AUCTIONEER STORE $40 BROAD
|Ns way. Mortgage sale, ON Tuesday, Sept s, 1854,
festoDery conssting Of wine and champagne glAssss
tumbers decanters crockery counters gas fixtures
a.St &C. Ao sale o. insntalS cSn'iseng q CHAIRS
N CoLroN, AUcT1oNEER. AND IMPo-
cloths pianefortes. French plate, mirrors bed ads
chairs &c &c IF Cotton viii sell, by catsl,sae, this
day, (fuesday 10X o'clock at the auction No
SO street. very large and desirable assortment
Of rosewood and mahogany pa.ior dining room, and
bedroom furniture two rosewood pianofortes OK and
found several psror suits In rosewood and satin broca
tee mahogany and rosewood French bedsteads extern
a rosexood carved marble top and
tables washstands elegantly carved cottage and French
bedstesds secretaries, mahogany spring seat chair,
furniture carpets and oilcloths French plate and oval
mirrors oil paintng hair mattresses marble top, dress
and pain together wsn every Ss'sTpSs
above sale win prove most advantageous to all parties in
want as Of the furniture Is the stocs Of cabinet
ON Tussd MOI ming and the sale viii be peremptory,
without reg ard 10 weather
REAT SALE OF PURE CHEMICAIs.-EDwARD
F" HNTZENiCH, auctioneer. will sell at auction on
Thu sday evening" Sept T. ct o'clock ct the StuyvesAnt
Iastute 663 Broadway, great sale Of pure chemicals
chemical tests reagents, apparatus specimens Of the
matera msdica &c An extensive assortment Of the
phs ceutiss Is respectfully solicited Every article
sold viii Be warranted chemically pure and in perfect
houses In Paris All the che mica substances
tanned In French ground stoppsred va and
II labelled Among the various articles will 30 found COM
etc sets Of all The different chemical testsand agents
used In organic inorganic analysis Also, organic bases
and proximste principles Also, varsity Of chemical
and pharmaceutical apparatus Also elegant and COM
pete disstory apparatus, Of copper, timed within,
with on, condenser &c valuable article for
manufacturing chemists. Also, . magnificent pattern
blow pipe case with complete and elegant fittings pla
mum vessels, &c. Will BE- sold ct the same time superb
col cotton OF AL the vegetable and animal substances Of
the matera medca consisting Of 500 different speci-
MEMS each specimen contained in handsome glass jar,
with cover and clsssicly labelled presenting fine op
portunity fora medical college school Of pharmacy
Every lot win be sold to the highest bidder The coec
tion Is view.
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EvOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE THE UNITED
II States mail steamship ST. LOUIS, Asa Mdridge
commander, will leave for Havrc, touching at south
smpton to land the mails and passengers Saturday
foot of Beach street Price passage first class $3.50
do. second GLASS, $780, Luggage not wanted during the
voyage should b sent board the day before sailing
marked I" Below" No merchandise will be received on
board after Thursday, September 81 For freight or pas
sage. apply TO MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent, SO
Broadway ~
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NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE,
IN via MISUNDERSTANDING Trapsi Company of
Nicaragua, Propretors Through in advance Of the
mai-oply line giving through tickets, including the
Isthmus crossing The splendid double engine steam
ship NORTHERN LIGHT, Capt. L. Tnklepaugh, $500
tI buIthen will leave from pier No. North river at
O'Clock p NJ precisely, for Puenta Arenas Tuesday
Sept TO- connecting with the steamship cortes, 1900
tens burthen the Nicaragua Transit route having
but twelve miles Of land transportation by first class
carriages These steamers unsurpassed In their
tilaton and accommodations. For information or pas
sage,rapply only to CHARLES MORGAN, Agent, No. 8
Bowling Green.
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la UCTJON SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY-rHE
IA splsadia property known % the Cromwell farm
uated three quarters Of mile from the Harlem bridge
opposite AcCcmbs DAM and fronting 5000 feet on
on In plots varying In size from quarter to three
Sres ON Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. Is and a. at
ocloc, ON the ground Persons desring to purchase
beautiful building Sites convenient to the city will find
L an object examine this property before locating else
|shere Fun particulars VIII BE- given In time Apply
10 MGRAW B AILENDORPH, ass Broadway
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|RY J. s. b. BARTLETT, Accommodation
~ notice-Druggists green glass ware BY order Of
ssSgnee, on Wednesday, september g. at O'Clock p NJ
zSl Pearl street. 500 packages we'll assorted desirable
saae pesemptory tor cash. Catalogues Tues.
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M B DCTLER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ADAMS
vI tretor'e sale Of grocery store and lease W1l
pe sold az auction, ON Tuesday Sept B. at IL O'Clock
"A M, on the premises. rler Of Oliver and Wafer
etreeG the enre stock fixtures and lease of grocery
store cagng to the estate of Frederick MattIage de-
Tho said lease has three years to fro LIST
81 Msy ast and the store IL very valuable stand Terms
TRAITOR. n
ID UssUL W. wEsTCOTT. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
M rsocy Goods at Aaetion:-R W wEsTC0rf VIII
een thxs day, 81 10Y O'Clock, tho stock OF fancy
6ooos n store 5b2 Bleecker street consisting OF large
Esy Of perfumcry bruahes combs French baskets sts
nonesy, toys, &c. No postponement
q wF1CB, AUCTION AND COMMISSION MER-
cnant for the sale Of all kinds If m srch sndize
NO. - naiz street. Buffalo, N. Y N. d Cash advances
on oonsenmcnts Prompt returns for sales. tsfactory
csynss given when required. Ccmmunications coi
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DAaNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM. -PERFORMS NOES
ID Afternoon and EveniDg.-Ths United Twins, twc
little children born with only back to certain
tena curiosity unexamped In the history OF the world
1he African Boa Constructor, 28 feat long, COMMONLY
called the Prince Of Serpentshe only living Rhinoosr
at s. TBE DUMB NAN OF MANCHESTER In the even.
ing at ~ O'Clock, tie great play of THE STRANGER.
Adn itsrte 20 oents; children under tor 2h centa.
CPALDTNG l. ROGERS TWO CORRESPONDING,
- in monster concern, their Floating Palace Cir
GUS from the South, and their North American Circus
from the Nortn, with the two companies in the
ring in the presence the audience TWO sets Of per-
formers clowns and ring horses dramatic corTs Ned
Kendall, the bugler, and Kendas Brass and Choate's
String Bands. Pantomime every afternoon, and "Put
nam" at night. Triumphal proce sson Of the bands
drawn by forty horses, driven by man. at every
place, and everything else upon the same extensive
scale, will be exhibited, at and O'Clock afternoon
and night, at
WILLIAMSBURG AND EAST BROOKIYEI
Corner Of Bedford avenue and Wilson street
Wednesday and Thursday, September @ and T.
MAR THE CITY HALL. BROOKLYN,
Friday and Saturday, Septembss and O.
and at and O'Clock precisely; afternoon and night
ON THE BATTERY, NEW YORK CITY,
oonnNrnNd For sa oy day. only s1yg,,rv,vv :,
Jersey City, Sept. 49, Paterson 10th; Newark Goth:
Railway, FLAT; New Brunswick 22d; trenton Esd; Mt.
holly, 25th; Camden, goth.
ENRANc0Nrs HIPPOnROsE- PERFORMANCES GIVEN
IL afternoon and evening
This evening, the grand spectacle If
ST GEORGE AND THE DRAGON
together with full entertainment by the Hippodroms
troupe.
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n D NASH, AUCTIONEER- STORE $40 BRO ADwAY
lie On Tuesday, Sept. s, ct O'Clock A. n, ct 3l2
Greenwich street. administrators sale Of boots Shoes
ke-BZ order Of Mrs. Susan A. Taylor adminisratrix Of
Abner Taylor deceased large assortment Of boots and
shoes, oopssting Of peeged and sewed boots, misses
aiters slippers shoes, and boys boots and Shoes &C.,
10. Also counters and fixtures aud lease Of premises
Also, one pew In Trinity chapel, Staten Island.
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CtTEAMsHIP NORTH STAR.-THIS SHIP HAVING
- been withdrawn from the indie pendent line for the
present. persons holding her tickets for September 9Th
inst, notified that they can have passage the
steamship George Law Of date without
or their money refunded, application At my ofcs
JAMES n. CROSS Battery Place, up sairs
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MATRISrONIAIA.

.s--
A YOUNG LADY DESIRES TO FORM AN ACQUAIN-
"A tancc with middle aged gentleman Of wealth
above mentioned requisites, BY addrsssing Edith Union
square Post Once may hear from her, and enjoy the
friendly confidence Of the advertiser. a - q f7
M Observation-Disclosures ENnE vnLETTE,
BY persons handwritlng) and spiritual writing me-
dunn will upon the receipt Of Is certs equivaent In
pestsge stamps and specimen Of hard wrtns, ssnd to
Of the heart, success, destiny, &C., also dssspton Of
tbs they love or VIII marry Address ipoet paid
EMILE vHIE1TE, Broadway Post OAoe, N. Z. Those
residing out Of the city, safely transmit through the
mail All communications answered In one week after
their receipt 49, st.sEs. .,t .e.z..ses u 81
HGArAME MORROW WILL CAUSE SPKEDY MAJ
matrimonial bliss, and win shsw tie psrson they VII
marry, through an instrunsut which - WIN oauas 10
lunats itself BY involving the powers o. her wonderful
soaence and win tell AL events Of NE, and even the W.
thoughts. 70 Brooms street. nsAr Cannon street. 0sss
wtn not admitted. a t'At6f ts III
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INCLUSION sTEAMER.-THE ELEGANT, FAST, NEW
a. steamer GEORGE Law, the only suitable Successes
to the May Queen has stu several days during the month
picnic parties For particulars apply to J. NJ Hopper
Messrs Q. W. Knapps, 256 Warrington street. corna
of Murray street, between 10 A. and 2 p. n
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VVHE MARRIED W0MAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL con
II paniop-By Dr.. A. n NAuriceau, professor o
diseases Of woman; ons hundrsth edition, $500 coos
Every complaint 10 which woman ID subject, from m
hood 10 womAnhood, and also wife and mother IN
FULLY described with the causes the symptoma and A.
the proper mode Of treatment, In plain, simple but
the most chsste language, easily UNDERWOOD And tn
oms with those described, the nature, character, =
causes Of her complaint, and b spared much anxist
aud suffering. The wife about becoming moths
,As often need Of instructioa and advice Of H.
Utmost importance 10 her futufs health, In respect
shch her sensvensss forbids consulting medical -
leman, win hnd such instruction and advice, and ala
explanations Of many symptoms which otherwise wout
occasion much anxiety or alarm How many are suAa
ing from obstructops or irregularities peculiar TO =
female system which undermine the health Of the effect
Ok which they ignorant, and which their delcasy f
bids seeking medical advioeS How many suffer froe
oroapsus uteri, falling Of tho Womb from nuor d
sus, iwealncas, Debility &e)nEew many are In consas
many ha W dfcult not dangerous deliveries and sos
and uncertain recoveriesS whose ves haxarde
during such time VIII eesh nnd In Its pages the means
prevention, ameboration, and relief. How many ~
sor moments, how much anguish might have beO
spared 70 ths susss5 e r.. SSsssnS 70 neg r;Is,
cabls to convey fully the various subjscts treated
q they are Of nature strictly intended for the married
81 those contemplating marriage For sale By btrngo
3 townsend, go Broadway; Adriance, sherman y o
Astor House, No. vesey street; Dewitt Davenport
Tribune Buildnss); at No. 2 AstcT House. BroadMy
York; Joseph Tucker, Mobile; also T. r Peterson, q
hsstnu, street, PhilsdephiA 90 the receipt o. ~
copy wi BE- transmitted By mall free o. postage 10 a.
uarf Of the United States An letterr mist b addresss
rcat pAid, 70 Dr. A. n. MAURECEAU. Office 12o nreae
stnsa New Yegk, % box l.aeA Nsx vogk rsAoo0
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IrOR SAVANNAH AND FIORDA.-UNITED STATES
V mail lne.-Ths new and splendid steamship
AUGUSTA Capt. Thos. Lyon, win leave on Saturday,
September O. 1t o'clock r. n, from hsr pier, No.
EMUE. l. MITCHELL, ID Broadway
Through tickets frpm New w TO jacksonville, S31
Puatka e33. 4 t..e.asas =. - q
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THE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
L Company intend starting their favoite steamships

Saloon 800 800 and S55, according to state room
limited number of third class passengers will be
TAKEN and found with comfortably cooked provisions,
for $2b. to Liverpool s40 from Liverpool
Parties wishing TO bring out their friends can obtain
certificates Of passage and drafts Liverpool in sums
OF fl sterling and upwards Apply to SAMUEL SMITH,
Agent IL Walnut street. Philadelphia, and No. Broad
way, New York,
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" LOTION NOTICE-IARGE SALE OF STEEL PENS,
hardware 10 The subscriber retiring from business
III sell On Wednesday, sept 81 10 O'Clock, ct the
|lon No. 81 william street the entire balance Of
biz large importation consisting of 500 dozen carving
I'D table knives, penknves, scissors, shears razors
Hicks spoons forks tea rets etc The whole to Be- sold
Without reserve Also 1000 gross whytss celebrated
Bteel pens JOHN WHY TIE Importer
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T1NION COURSE, L. L-TROTIING ON THURSDAY,
u September 18th. at O'Clock, ?. NJ, for purse and
stake of S. OO0-$600 to 60 to the second best; mile
heats, best three in Ave In harness-H. Woodraa
names g. &. Eddy. H. Jones names br. 6. Mac. w.
Woodruff names :. g. Taconey. J. +. Nodine names b..
M Highland Maid. Cars leave the South Ferry Brook
lyn for the course at quarter two O'Clock and
turn as toon the sport is Fare each way Is
cents SHAW b WHITE proprietora.
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a uCTI0N NOTICE.. 3. H. BARTLETT AUCTION
Ia Ger, will sell Wednesday September g. 1t ISL
earl stsst crocksry, French china glass yellow and
Rockingham ware Of every variety in PACKAGES and lots
tone dpx edged painted French vases Britannia silver