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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-14
4 UCTION NOTICE-MORTGAG SALE oF spIENnIn

4 UCTl0N NORTHUMBERLAND SALE OF SPLENDID
A household furniture house to let; possession i'm
medately. l will sell at public auction this day.
Thursday morning. Mt IL O'Clock precisely all the
furniture and decorations in the large house Ice West
Twenty fourth street. unreservedly for cash. The par
French SATIN with solid rosewood frames being of the
finest material and first class workmanship centre and
side tables two sets brocatee curtains for four windows
lace do etegere large oval and pier glasses, oil paint
ngs parlor clocks about 500 yards Brussels carpets
the floors, one richly carved rosewood panofore
octave, and cover; dining room furniture mahogany
suit in damask with covers, solid mahogany extension
tables china vases gold band dinner and tea SETS silver
ware cut glass together with the furniture of all
the bedrsos both in mahogany and rosewood, such
bedsteads bureaus washstaLds to match genoese and
mahogany cushioned chairs sofas, beds and bedding
hair mattresses, holsters and pillows Also the base
ment furniture, comprising everything requisite to
first class house Parties attending this sale may de-
pend upon the articles represented and that every
thing will be peremptory sold to the highest bidcer for
cash. The Eighth avenue pass the house.
H WILSON. Auctioneer.
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L, BREvOORr HENRY, AUCrIoNEER ELEGANT
u. sale Of rich and valuable furs sleigh robes, &C.
by HENRY BUCK, this day at 10h O'clock at the
salesroom IA Maiden lane assortment Of the finest
and most superb Grecan stone marten vctorines and
cuffs also do capes; superb fitch arten Hudson Bay
sable, splendid fitch maren, mountain marten, French
sable, lustred lynx, cuffs, capes and NUTS &c; also
sleigh robes Hudson Bay, Isabella bear, buffalo. Hud
Bay wolf silver fox, Russian wolf robes. All the
goods Of the finest qualities and worthy the at
tenton OF country dealers and those purchasing for
their own use, they will be sold In lots to suit pur
chasers.
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A NJ. CRISTALAR, AUCTlONEER SALE OF
"A Zine watches and rich jewery tomorrow, Friday,
Dec. IA, at 10 O'Clock contained in store 81 Chatham
street. consisting in part OF diamond articles gold and
silver watches, gold chains, bracelets, earrings breast
pins, rings sverware clocks &c Also glass cases fix
lures and two Of Herrings large reproof Salamander
safes of the best description Sale peremptory the
owner is declining business Store to let to LIST Of May
This sale Ia con tinued from Wednesday.
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L,ANCY GOODS, SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY Pre-.

FANCY GOODS, SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY PRE-
H. sents-J0HN L. vANDEWATER anetioneer =
VANDEWAIER TURNER viii sell, on shs day, Dec
IA, at lO O'Clock, Mt the salcsroom 80 pine and So
Cedar street, large assortment OF fancy goods CON
sstng of richly decorated and painted china Co.
ognes card receivere, jewel baskets, richly
dinner and tea SETS richly painted motto cups richly
decorated bisque figures, statoettes, &c BONE iaa
glass ware &c; optical cut vases coognes card re-
ceivers, carae and tumolers, flint cut glasses decaot
ers, goblcts; champagnes carets wines liquors Nc
silver plated tea and coffee services, silver mounted
castors flint cut bottles, cake baskets walters dinner
and dessert forks, Salts musards sugars butter cool
ers table, tea and dessert Spoons orkboxes travelling
companions, ladies' do, dressing cases. sc ths whole
forming very desirable assortment Of fancy goods
suitable for holiday and Now Years presents. Also,
one belgian gun and case.
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A UCTION NOT1CE-M wRAY, AUCTIONEER.-W
IA ". SHIRLEY will sell by auction, athe commission
salesroom Of Thomas f. Field 107 Fulton opposite Dutch
street, large stock OF French and English china white
granite paran terra Gotta lava silver plated britannia
cut and pressed glass ware and fancy goods for holidays
Sale to commence at 10 O'clock A. NJ, Thursday the
l4th Dec. inst and continue, from day to day dis
pose of the whole credit Of sixty days sums over
one hundred dollars for notes satisfactory to the
THOMAS Z. FIELD.
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Bosle's Electric Hair Dye requires only I

B0gle's Electric Hair Dye requires only to
be known be appreciated before anything else. It.
superior merits the theme Of admin alton and surprise
by all who it. The ladies long despaircd OF ever
getting perfect hair dye and in exstacies with
IT, May b. had with Bogle's Hyperion Fluid for the
hair, and his other preparations OF the inventor W
liam Boyle, 217 Washington street, Boston, in New York
Of A. B. & b. Sands, 100 Fulton street; Chas H. Ring
Co., Rushton, Clark h Co., Broadway Clicxener Co.,
IS Barclay street, and by chemists and perfumers
throughout the world.
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Forbea, Theatre,-Lord Byron says, wit

F0rbes' Theatre.-LOrd Byron says, with
great truth that truth is strange, stranger than c-
ton; ahoug prepared for something out Of
the common way when Mr. Forbes made an engagement
with the Rislcy party confess-as Hamlet says-as-
constituent was the predominant feeling when last
week witnessed their truly graceful aud wonderful
performances. Mr. Risey and his party have travelled
nearly the circuit of the globe gaining aurals gold
from the highest dgnitaries in the world In the great
san Fece in Rome the highest officers Of the Vatican
not My thought it duty but pleasure to give their
aid and countenance to these graceful artists Mr. Ris
ley has been decorated by the Emperor Of Russia
with the grand Of the second highest order in the
empire at Dresden, Vienna, Berlin, St Petersburg Mos
cow Florence, Genoa, Milan, Venice, Naples, Rome,
Paris Lyons Marseiles-in fact, limits will not
allow follow these artists in the detail their merits
deserve Their performance is wonderful-most Won
derful and feat, feat only of Monsieur Dvan
in absolutely tying himself in knot and drinking a
glass OF water has certainly upset all preconceiyed
notions of the physiology Of the human system. We
were favored by Mr. Rsey with sight OF his book Of
which embraces the names Of the prouest
greatest in the world We nave just been informed
that Mr. Forbes has succeeded in engaging this party for
two nights longer.-Propidence Daily Post.
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~ ROCERIEs, BRANDY, ALMONDS, CURRANTs, RAJ
" SINS segars on Friday, Dec. 10, at 81 Dey street
cheese, brandy, GIN rum, champagne sleigh bells
dies halters, horse blankets WHIPS knives and forks
spring balances steel pens, saloon fixtures tables
Dey street.
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LN COTTON, AUCTT0NEER.-LARGE AND IMPOR-
I tant sale Of elegant household furniture, &c.-F
Cotton will sell Saturday, lO1s O'clock at 95 Hud
street. elegant assortment OF rosewood and
hogany furniture Of every description the stock Of
dealer declining business, consisting Of rosewood
paror suites in SATIN brocatee and velvet chly
ed rosewood and mahogany dress bureaus, rosewood
bedsteads, mahogany DO, rosewood and mahogany book
and secretaries, wardrobes, eegeres mahogany
chairs, rosewood washsands music stands, rosewood
centre side and card tables sofa BEDS lounges lounge
beds, extension tables, black walnut dining and tea
tables, hair mattresses, pallasters, &c. Sale positive
without regard To weather.
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INXECUT1ON SAIE-BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
IL issued out Of the Marine Court, will sell this day,
at l45 Canal street at 1o A. NJ thirty oyercoats thir
teen vests, and 10 pair Of pants. Sale positive.
CIAS w. KRUGER, Constable.
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INDwARD sINTZENICH, AUCTIONEER-BY EDWARD
u SCHENCK.-Edward Sintzenich will sell at auction
Thursday and Friday evenings, Dec. IA and 10,
o'clock at the National Academy Of Design SOB Broad
ouvres OF all the modern Belgian, French, American
and English schools This collection, made by distn-
guished connoisseur will be peremporily sold to the
highest bidder and offers opportunity for the enrich
ment of private galleries very rarely met with The
paintings include very beautiful landscapes architectu
raj interiors, Dutch interiors, winter scenes, pasural
subjects flower pieces marine pieces, and many splen
ga landscapes of home scenery by the following arzts
webster Carter, Scharpe, Schaiioel Vanrelst Villains,
CERT Piliei Cott ANDREWS Thorn vael Evan Causear
hoessei Wathean, Omeganck, Dahlman Jasper, sey,
ana otners IL cannot be too strongly repeated that
these elegant paintings will be sold without reserve 70
tne highest bidder. They view day and
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astonished the public already by his beautiful fars
benz sold at such low prices ladies' do delay Tut
call and examine for yourself. Gentlemen, remember
Whites holiday hat; nothing to surpass them ia this
country. The style is
WHITE, 2i2 Broadway, corner Of Fulton street.
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DANKRUPT SALE OF FINE GOLD WATCHES AND
ID jewelIy, at auction-Samuel Osgood will sell at
auction, at hs sales ROOM GA Nassau street. this day
Of the stock OF watches and jewelry left unsol
Of the former bar krupt SALE consisting of gold breaches
earrings sleeve buttons vest guard and fob chains AMI
about eighty fine gold watches, the most Of which will
be fully warranted for time and quality Sale positive
and without reserve. BY order of the assignee
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A UCTION NOTICE.-WM. b. JONES, AUCTIONEER
"A by virtue Of an execution win sell this day. at
A. M at store las Canal street, Is boxes of SOAP Is
boxes Of starch, and % boxes Of candles, &c.
WIN. b. JONES, Constable.
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A UCTION NOTlCE-THOS. BELL, AUCTIONEER-
"A By BELL BUSH, this day, at IL O'Clock, at 145
franklin street, near West Broadway, will be sold the
entire furniture of genteel family, comprising parlor
bedrooms hall and kitchen arrangements in good or
der carpets Sofa sofa bed, cost $780, fine beds and bed
steads looking glasses chairs, &c. cooking stove, and
day, we always settle out door sales Immediately
Friday at 10 O'clock in the auction rooms q Centre
street. extensive and valuable assortment Of superior
household furniture by virtue of mortgage This sale
will be continued Saturday, with lot OF fine clothing
and other wearing apparel under the arrange
ment. w. S. Thinsby, Attorney for Assgnees.
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Hynft's Pulm0nlc Balsam.-In all complaints
Of the lungs chest throat etc. such old and painful
cough pam the breast and side, splitting blood, asth
ma, II viii be found the most sovereign remedy.
Principal depot 247 Grand street; 70 cents bottle, six
bottles for -.
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Hyatt's Life Balsam. - Rheumatism In Its
painful FORMS also scrofulu, old ulcers, and the
worst Of diseases of the blood great debility liver
complaint kidneys, ncpient consumption, &C., most
certainly cured by this great purifier Principal depot
246 Grand street; rs cents per bottle.
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Holiday Season.-SuperiOr Brandies, Wines,
Scotch and Irish whskeys, runs, gins, syrups and
porter bottles, for family USE for sa 1t WIN H. UN
DERAIlJiS, 430 Broome street, corner Of Crosby.
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Clarchugh's Wigs md T0upces.-The great
discovery and improvements in the make and tit Of these
articles the admiration of all wig The ad
dress is 1921 Fulton street, west Broadway
St PauPs Church.
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NIIPPER SHIP HARVEY BIRCH, CAPTAIN NELSON,
~ for San Francisco, 10 loading at Pier No. TO- Ea.t
river and having large portion OF cargo engaged
going on board will have immediate dispatch The Harve,
Birch is Of the finest ships built in this country
and presents unusual inducements shippers drous
Of quick ship at low rates shippers Francisco
will that the vessels Of this line finish their load
ing in few days after coming to the BERTH and
detained for want Of freight but have prompt dispatch
SUTTON 4 CO., "a Wall street.
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A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LINE. CAR
IA rying United States mails.-The subscriber upd.r
contract with the government of New South Wales liz
prepared TO convey passengers in the clipper shiu
ikOPlC, to Sydney, paying part passage here balance
paid after arrival and employment guaranteed at cur
rent rate Of wages, which are enormous
4. w. CAMERON. liz Wall streat
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Seasonable Clothing Twenty-Five Per Cent
below the cost Of 900 worth of coats
overcoat pants and vests intended for the Broadway
retail trade sale above at EVANS clothing
house. o6 and 6S Fulton street.
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VI ARI COMMITTEE, SEVENTH wARD-A MEETING
w If the Ward Committee Of the Seventh ward viii
be htld al be Headquarters No 1I3 Madison street. this
evening ~ s o'clock JOHN BROWN, Chairman.
LDaAJD LLrls, .ecretary.
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NEW YORK Il CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE VIA
IN Nicaragus-The Accessory Transit Co. Of Nicara-
qua, propret0rsThe splendid double.engne steamship
NORTHERN LIGHT, $500 tons burthen, Capt. E. L.
Tnklepaugh, win leave pier No. North river at three
o'clock r. NJ, precisely, for Punta Arenas, Wednesday
December ~, connecting with the favorte steamship
Cores, 900 tons burthen the Nicaragua Transit
route, having but twelve miles Of land transportation
by first class carriages These steamers are
In their ventlat and accommodations For informa-
ton or passage, apply only to CHAS MORGAN Agent.
No. Bowling Green Letter bag made up At the ohic.
Letters rs cents per u ounce.
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Furs, Furr, Furs.-splentlld sets or ladies'
fancy furs, Of stone marten mountain marten, mink
Dartsn fitch, French sable, &C. also variety of low
Fced furs Best quality stone marten cuffs only s..
c. II. ATKINS. 212 Green wich street.
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aD.ERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
POLITICal..

a ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC
n Republican General Committee will be held at
Styyesan Institute Thursday evening December H.
at rs o'clock, 7. NJ. Tfios 7. s.. JOHN, Chairman.
A Is. Rollins, lsscro,a~;o
JAS f. DUxN, s'aieS'
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I1NOR CHARLESTON, $. C.-THE SUPERIOR SIDE
IL wheel steamship QUAKER CITY, J. II. Hodgdou,
commander will leave Philadelphia for Charleston s.
c., ON saturday, December 10 at 10 A. NJ Cabin pas
sage, $50. Apply to HERON a. MARTIN, 375s North
wharves, PHILADELPHIA,
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SSIGNEE'S SALE OF SILVER PLATED WARE
"A pianos, furniture, &c.-MARK wRAY, auctioneer
will SELL this day, Dec. a. at 10S O'clock the
900 Broadway corner Of Anthony street. large assort
the assignee comprising plated tea SETS cake baskets
urns, pitchers, forks, spoons sofas and
bes bedsteads bureaus, chairs and Office desk &c Two
elegant wood pianos will be sold Mt IL O'Clock
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r OTIS FOR SAIE.-A H. NICOLAY WILL SELL AT
Aaucton, tomorrow, Friday Dec. Is, at IL o'clock,
at the Merchants Exchange three desirable building
lots 50x100 in the beautiful and fourishing village
Irvngton, formerly Dearman) the railroad depot
Terms cash. For map and further particulars apply to
A. II. NICOIAY, Auctioneer, No. Broad street, New
NarE
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DY JOSEPH HEGEMAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

RY JOSEPH HEGEMAN, AUCTIONEER.-LARGE
ID sale of rich and valuable furs, sleigh robes, &c.
Tuesday, Dec 10 at IL O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock p NJ
at the central sales rooms, Of Wioughby and
Pearl streets Brooklyn large and very choice selection
oil furs from the stock of j. H. Harley "a John street.
manufactured under his own supervision, from his
mporatons, expressly for his retail trade Ladies
and gentlemen not Jet supplied for the season.
pectfully invited, and will lind II to their interest to
tend this sale. The well established reputation of the
and his warranty that every article shall
be equal to the description the catalogue, should
spre the confidence Of purchasers however ignorant
iurs, who wish to embrace the opportunity to supply
themselves at this SALE which Is made to reduce spleen
did stock rather TOO large for the hard times The
sleigh sobes win be sold at O'Clock. No further adver.
tisement.
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Perham's Ethiopian Troupe offer somo OF
the best laughable songs duets, exrravagan
xas and other performances this evening" brought
out Lane, the champion dancer appears does Boyd
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HENRY 7. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER. SLEIGH
robes, &c, at auction. Henry I. Leeds auctoneer
No 100 Nassau street. opposite the Herald Office without
reserve the entire stock Of Of the largest furrer
this city, consisting Of mink maren, fine ermine
cuffs and carriage capes, and also large assortment OF
splendid sleigh and lap robes gloves coats H. Country
merchants and ladies invited examine with caa-
lOgue. Sale without regard TO the weather.
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Mems ind Boys Cl0thing-Closing Sales.-
We closing stock Of winter clothing at
greatly reduced prices 70 make room for spring goods
BOUGHTON & KNAPP, 10 Cortlandt street.
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AZ EERSCHAUM PIPES-HENRY Il. LEEDS AUG
Xvl ti0neer.-By H. H. Leeds Co.-On Friday, Dec
large invoice Of superb meerschaum pipes, with stems
complete, mounted in pure gold and silver and ex
Aibied at the London and Sydenham Crystal Palaces
all of which warranted real meerschaum and mount
ipgs solid per catalogue consisting of large variety
Of every style and description of the most exquisite
workmanship and designs together with meerschaum
segar holders mounted in silver ivory and yellow amber
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Come One. Como Au.-rhe Greatest Assort-

snt o fancy goods displayed in New York for the
holidays are TO be found at the fancy store of H. s.
Rogers, who has just returned from Europe with every
variety OF fancy goods, jet bracelets perfumery, re
cuies, work boxes, music boxes, games for old and
young, toys for all the children in New York AID the
gion round about at prices which almost equal to
making them present. Old Santa Claus has left his
orders for his Christmas and New Years supply at the
fancy bazaar Of II. S. ROGERS, 449 Broadway.
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T MORIARTY, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS
81 . day, at 10 O'Clock, at ia Chatham street,
large assortment of furniture from families leaving the
city, also the effects of two saloonsa good
also feather beds, mattresses &c Sale positive and
without reserve.
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WIN. Writers, AUCTIONEER--wIIL SELF ON sA-
w turday, at 10H O'Clock, at 1877 Canal street. by
virtue OF receivers warrant large and general assert
ment Of ewelry, silver plated ware, gold watches,
dinonds finger and ear rings Also quantity OF ster
ling silver forks and spoons also wearing apparel silk,
and satin dresses shaw bonnets also household fur
niture. Particulars hereafter
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SHERlFF'S SALE ON THURSDAY, DEC. IA, AT 10
~ O'Clock A. NJ, at No so Broadway consisting of
laces, undersleeyes, underhandkerchiefs insertions
caps, ribbons, &c.
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A UsTRAIIA PIONEER LINE-CARRYING UNITED
IA States Mail.
Clipper ship wINDWARD, for Melbourne from Pier
No. ,, T.. r., with immediate despatch.
Clipper ship 1KOpiC, for Sidney from Pier No. IL, Err,
with immediate despatch.
Clipper ship OCEAN QUEEN, to succeed the Tropic.
and sail 10th December.
For freight or passage, apply to R. W. CAMERON ll6
Wall street.
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EN0R FORFolK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
II The United States mail steamship ROANOKE
l. Skinner, commander, win leave pier No, 10 NORTH
river, Saturday, Dec. l6, at 3o'clock r. NJ will ar
rive in Norfolk the next afternoon and Petersburg 40
tuchmond the following morning. From Nori0lx pas-
sensers for the South proceed by railroad direct WITH
through tickets from weldon 70 Wilmington, Aaxusta
NC fassags and lare 10 Norfolk as TO Petersburg
Richmond, $40. steertge nslt price. Apply 70
LUDl.AM b PLEASANTS, 81 Broadway!
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L,oR CHARLESTON AND FL0RIDA.-sEAiI. WEEKLY
Il 7. s. mail line,-lhe steamship S0ufHEkSER, +.
Ivan commander viii leave pier No 4, North river
saturday, December 10th, AZ O'Clock Z. NJ precisely
For freight apply bvard where all bills Of lsdng will
be signed ana Tor passage Mt the Office of SPDFFOED
IliLrTON CO., 30 Broadway. Through tickets to Flo
rida follows To Jacksonville, s3l to pilatka s33
The Nashville will succeed and leave Wednesday, be-
ceniber 10Th.
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TT s. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY FOR HA.
u vana and New Orleans -On Monday, December
Is, at PM, from pier foot of Warren street. North
River by the well known and favorte steamship Ores
CENT CITY, Captain John McGowan. Passage can be
secured ut the company Office Freight to New Orleans
Shippers will be supplied with blank bills Of lading
Of the form signed by the company application their
office. No other forms signed and bills of lading will
rage apply at the Office of the company No. III West
street, corner Of Warren. NJ U. ROBERTS
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SHIPPING.

LNOR ST. THOMAS, DIRECT.-THE ROYAL MAIL
II Steam Packet Company's steamer CLYDE Capt.
woodward, will have despatch for the above port For
passage apply to MAITLAND PHELPS CO., IA stone st.
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A USTRAI.IA.-INDEPENDENT LINE-SIXTY DAYS
"A passage.-The beautiful clipper ship EASTERN
STATE l. 400 tons burthen, Simon Ross, commander
will have immediate despatch for Melbourne Port Phil
Nip The above ship is only two years old, and has
proved herself very fast. Her accommodations for
passengers Of the very BEST both In and second
cabin, and only limited number will be TAKEN early
application is necessary For freight passage at low
rates, apply to ARKEI.L ELLIOT, 146 Pearl street
mr. RichA ri S0uf sfraaf
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QueeE3 Queerl Very Queer!-The National
Police Gazette Of this week contains full reports of three
very queer cases now before the courts. Read them
and you will see. Also, the conclusion Of the Chds
Divorce Case also, more Of Ether and DR.. Beale also,
the Tucker Murder Trial and 'The Pirates Treasure
ROSS, JONES l. TOUsEY agents, lo3 Nassau street
Sold ave