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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-17

N Shvarnah, in steamship Aahama-Wm Porter, VIM
Barry Bishor Lo'ett yoorhies-12 In stcerage.
Philadelphia. Mr. Coproy. New York.
DEPARTURES.
for Southampton and Iayre, In the steamship Union
Bsrthe Mrs Karman, A Weber John i'i,, r Gercke q
Ioice, toat, Botie, Cauhert, parus FougeIc, John
gbor Eornet Hugon and " W. t'lenoy Mrs suf
fcot II Deland HemmeristA, Elward, Terrcnca Kee-
tar-total, 20.
For Charleston in the stcar. sautsrner-Dr Chivers
iady ana infant y Deery, J i hagli. John Peckner o
carroll, p Green and lady, L wcason, Wells,
" Whttmore, w IL Blanchard, Jas Liman, r. Morgan, T.
letter jos Tracey Casey, Carey, foy and 81 In
Ier Richmond, A. Is the steamship Roanoke,A Hogan,
William sbeban, Van Courtlandt, jos Malone, Say
Iahiel Dnnghen, Miss Condt, Miss Sarah MslIctt
James Inrdwieh, g Drnsraush, Dir Carter lady and
child John Nimmo Watkins Thomas Rutter and lady,
Mrs Martha Waller, Robinson, Joseph Donewfvllc,
Henry stewsii william MecuIly Crane John Merriam
sherman Johnson William comssocS % W Hsnsy John, John
lomtc, Mrs J. Hermney, Miss Herring Miss r Page Miss
yaon Missk johnson, Miss Brown McGowen, and
For savannah, in the steamship Augusta,-Hcnry r
Lawrence Miss Sinclair Miss Nightingale Miss Night
Andrews, I Oliver, A Evans, q Simpson, Nghtin.
gale Charles Arnold Creamer Miss Morrill,, Mrs
Gilbert children and nurse Msring, AM King, DR.
IIasler hsrcereAu, Thomas McCollor. 4 Adams, Nj
psl pr Putnam Pynshon John parts. nr =,
Ns.rnsy Barney, BPuninr. rsr@an, frss Porssr
Iclsrt. u G shir,ick. Geo Grimm Geo Grimm, N i
Sves.a, sau W ~ tAV slevra.s,
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Williamsburg City News.
rEcTABLE FATAL srAgDiSG AFFRAY-Two MEy


sTABBED.
Yesterday morning about 1915 O'Clock, an encounter
took place between four the Bushwick plank
rae, Bushwiek avenue in which Mr.. Daniel Lys-
ter, Alderman elect for the Eighteenth ward and
! oung man named Hugh Meakin, dreadfully cut
md stabbed by two men, supposed to be Germans IT
appears that Messrs Lyster and Meakin on their
way 70 eohees Hotel the plank road turning the
corner from Bushwick avenue they accidentally ran
AGAINST two men, when Mr.. Iystcr exclaimed Halo
who the devil are you2o Upon this the two drew
oirk Knives and assaed them in furious manner using
their knives 10 great effect Alderman Lyster received
some eight or ten gashes about his head, neck and
shoulders, the most serious Of which was stab under
he right arm which, It is thought, viii deprive him of
its use Meakn also badly cut about the face and
neck, and it is thought is mortally wounded having
been stabbed through the left lung. He conveyed
- his residence in Bushwck avenue where medical
ten procured. The assailants succeeded in
MAJ ng their escape before assistance up 1t is
highly important that the Common Council OF the con-
solidsed cities should make some provision for ca.
sehhng police force In that vicinity robberies
o; frequent and person Il safe from as.
farIt Ia the night.
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

NORFOLK, Dec. IA, 1854.
SIR--I perceive that in the HERALD of the 18th
instant there is published a letter from the Lady
Surericr, in relation TO my recent escape from 81
Joseph's Convent, near Emmessburg Md.
This letter is ccuched in such terms and has 80 ap
parent au air Of charity and trathfulness, that 1t
would not be wonderful IL were generally credited
Let i be 40 for the presents but the American public
ne, and do not fear the result Of their vei dict,
when the whole truth s made known, notwithstan1- T.
ing the unfair means by which II has been attempt
ed to be forestalled. JOSEPHINE M. BuHKLEY.
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DARKER webs COAL LANps an PUBLIC AUCTION

DARKER VEIN COAL LANDS AT PUBLIC AUCTION
The undersigned trustees will sell, at public
ton, Tuesday December 26, 1854, at 12H O'Clock
NJ, in the Merchants Exchange, in the city OF New
Cumberland coal fields OF Maryland consisting Of what
Ia well known as the Jackson, Toten AMI Westernport
properties; lying contiguous, and containing aboit
seventeen hundred of land all uneraid with coal
About fourteen hundred acres lies fronting Georges
Creek. ,nd directly the line of tho Georges Greek
Railroad for distance os .hree miles add entirely
derlad with the fifteen feet vein or coal and all under.
laid with the six feet VEN.
The extended these lands renders every acre
OF coal available and makes the property the most val
uable the Cumberland coal fields, Is capable of
oeug divided into twenty separate coal properties The
big vein is Of the cIrest coal in the Georges Greek
rnn Gu the Jackson and part Of the Westernport
what are called the jackson Mines AMI village of
JacJ sonyie These minef have been opened aud work
ed for about one year The improvements at these
mines All in complete order with capacity to
tons OF coal daily The village OF Jacksonville, which
belongs to the jackson Iues comprises between forty
and btty first class miners tenements, q large store
house aud Office with all the necessary railroads. train
a wheel houses load houses, and all other necessa-
nv ok ures for dong very large coal business. The
cesl lands well known and regarded among the
bestcrs lands in that region Persons desrous oil pur
chssiug can be satisfied hy inquring at Jacksonville
The titles good and the property can Oe pointed out
by persons at Jacksonville.
All the mine cars, tools and mining fixtures, now at
the Jscason Mines, Will be sold, With the lands, which
will Unable the purchasers To commence immediate
S3otn cash the day Of sale; $4,000 April j, 1893;
sIouOc June 1, 1853; $4,000 September 1, 1850;
sbotG April /, 1856; and the balance in two equal
annual pas ments thereform all the deferred payments
annual interest OF per cent from the day
OF sso, pc secured by lien the lands.
J. PHILLIPS ROMAN.
CHARLES :. DARROw,
trcsices 81 the Parker Vein Coal Company.
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q FITS FOR TIE H0LIDAYS.-IHE SUBSCRIBER
~ having imported most extensively in anticipation
OF the approaching holidays, NOT AT AL EXPECTING
TIE PRESENT HARD TINES, has resolved upoa making
an immense reduction in the prices of his prese mag
nilcent stock Of
commencing Monday. the 18th OF Decembsr-prefer-
ring this to carrying large stock TO another
s.ascn, fayties therefore, desrous Of making pur-
chass FOR presents have now opportunity OF select
ing from of the richest and most extensive stocks
in the city, at unprecedented bargains
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MILLINERY GOODS,

MRS III. CLAuSEN, CANAL STREET BEiS TO
Nl acquaint her friends and ladies of the city that
in addition to the hat and trimming business she has
acquired perfect knowledge OF the millinery trade
with Nine remorest's system Of cutting; and having
secured the valuable services of Miss Ellen Mathers an
accomplished millner, will be able 70 execute orders
entrusted 10 her with CELEBRITY AMI in a style of
elegance unsurpassed.
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TyoYs-ToYs AND FANCY GOODS, ~ DIVISION
Z street.-The undersigned has just received from
the European usacturers large and complete as
scrtrnent Of the above goods which se ofers for
ssle At greatly reduced prices 70 compete with anv
otn-r importing house In New York. Country dealers
allowed for cash Remember the old stand, (estabisfsi
In 1s2s). CHR. G0EE (late Haas Costs, le nv.siss
ttrsst, near Chatham square.
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GIFTS FOR TIiE HOiLDATS.

A TRACTION Observation-Disclosures EXrOsI
"A ton OF gentlemer's furnishing goods fer holiday
sales Special notice to gentlemen and ladies' m aking
presents Splendid assortment of shirts gloves, scarfs
srayats ties, silk and linen cambrc handSerchiefs
aerotng hosiery, robes de chambre umbrellas canes
The assortment OF fancy articles and robes win
be sold without regardto cost in order to close the
by New Year. n B.-Compleie assortment OF mems
and ladies' Paris kid gloves LEWIS & SEC0RD, town
glove depot and fashionable furnishing bazaar, G55
Broadway, Stuyvesant Institute.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-17

CT. GEORGE HOItL-THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING
- become lessee of the st. George Hotel, S34 Broad
way rehted and prepared for the comfortable and
eenteel entertainment Of families, transient and per.
manent boarlers. No pains will be spared to furnish
the guests and patrons Of this house with smany home
comforts and accommodations rs any hotel in New Yor
"'.' ~ a. Z. HovEy,
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JGIlIIIAM IRVING. AucrIoNEER-pIAMoND, LEw

NlllAM IRVING AUCTl0NEER-DIAMOND, JEW
w clry, &c, suitable for holiday presents. William
Irving Co. VIII sell at auction, Tuesday December
i9th at half past 10 O'Clock, at the sales rooms Pine
street. superb cluster diamond rngs diamond rings
with pendants; diamond cluster breast pms; ds mond
scarf pins weighing from u to az carats each; IL stone
diamond Maltese crosses; diamond set bracelets, three
slone diamond rings, &c. together with assortment
Of opal, garnet pearl &c. ewelry in sets and single
Gold waiches-fne gold hunting levers lepine and du
pick Watches chronometer watches, by the best Eng
sh French and Swiss makers; lades' elegant goh ena
mecd watches, set with diamonds; carbuncle and gold
scent boxes fob vest and guard chains: gold thimoes
sIectaces, pencils, sc. Every article warranted re-
presented ia catalogue
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7 ARcE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF MUFFs, VIC

II AR0E AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF MUFFS, VIC
IL torines, and cuffs sleigh robes, &:.-0n Mon
DAY, at 10H O'Clock, at 100 Nassau street, Full
ton, HENRY 7. LEEDS, auctioneer, will sell above,
all the stock Of furs without consisting of
of real Russian sable aud ermine stone marten chin
chila mountain marten Cinada sable London usteria
lynx, and French squirrel mufs cuffs, and vicsornes.
Also large and varied assortment Of rich lined and
trimmed sleigh robes, carriage ses and lap robes
Catalogues ready Ladies invited to attend this
sale, everything must be sold. Sale rain shine
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Marine Court.

Refere Hon Judge Mccarthy.
TIE TAYLoRs SALOON AFFAIR.
IH. lf.-In the OF Birdsall, a LAWYER against
Taylor leerer Of saloon and his cashier apd waiter
assault, &c, reported few days SINCE the Court
AVE Juds snsent for the plaintiff $3.50 and costs
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II INRY H. LEEDS, AucIIoNEER-BY H II. LEEDS
II Coon TUESDAY, 18th, Friday, 18th, and
Thur day, 2ist Of december, at l0L O'clock at the
extensive warerooms VIM. IL. Horstman, Esq, No.
55 Maiden lane, near William street. the entire
stock of rich fancy goods and holiday presents,
being the entire importation of the above we'll
importer positively without reserve) consisting g.:
Rich Partisan bronzes, antique and MODERN Of the
mos. recherche subjects and designs all of which are
warranted French porcelain vases and other
sets fulerbly decorated of various patterns
crystal cabinets jewel caskes pen trays card
ers an entirely new article in every variety richly
namensed in arabesque and inaid gents and ladies'
dressing aud writing cases, inlad rosewood,
menee in bubl and yariegated patterns, white solid
silver Gttugs and cut glass ynagrettes embossed
rocco goods, comprising the richest description Of .des'
retcuss gents crossing cases, pocket companions,
res, and other varieties OF this manufacturer
pearl niad and silver mounted jewel caskets, card
ceveTS and boutcries Of every description; a2s Of
every description comprising kid, silk and ornamen,ed,
frame IN pearl and ivory and richly carved in all the
finest assortment offered at auction in this city;
toys the largest and finest prn every
variety Of patterns from the cheapest to the most costly
We particularly request the attention Of the pu0c and
those intending purchase for the holidays to this SALE
as coubnng the larges. and most valuable assortment
ever cred at auction in this city Every ar;Ie offered
VIII h positively sold without reserve Terms cash for
all sn o. 500 and under that amount, Ave per
cent z Goods on exhibition Monday 18th instant
Catalogues IN the morning of sale.
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+ AIMS COLE, AUCTIONEER- CONTINUAL
tion of the great sale of 450 lots opposite Carroll
Park IN the Tenth ward, Brooklyn. lhe sale OF the
balauee OF the above lots will positively take place
Tuesday December 10 at IL O'Clock at the Merchants
Exchange New York. The lots yet remaining are some
Of the hest and most desirable the property. being
entire fronts on Bergen, Secor Carroll and Balchen
Places, aso entire fronts the canal. Streets
paved trees planted and the lots regulated building
Terms, 20 per cent bond and mortgage for term Of
years at per cent. Maps ready at the Offices
Of the auctoneer No. s3 Fulton street. Brooklyn AMI
Is Nassau street, New York.
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APPOINTMENT BY THE PREsIDENr-Thomss G.
Hunt.of Louisiana, to be receiver OF public moneys
at Natbitcch~s Louisiana, vice J. q. O'Busrd, DO
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q and New Years close at hand, and the seasons
for gifts fast approaching tho subscriber would respect
fully recommend hs elegant stock OF closks and furs TO
The present giving public gifts in which both the
ful and ornamental are combined. Haviog rich
sorsInent Of velvet satin and MORE antique cloas made
IN the most fashionable style and Of the very best mate
rial e thinks lie hazards nothing in they cannot
he cxcclle1 any Of the larger establishments in the
city. Among bis furs may be found the sable, mink,
martep, fitch and noun -ain marten imported
pressy for his establishment and at prices 10 suit ths
depression Of the money market aud the
Of all AS the Winter stock is fast disappearing, aud
rreparations being made for the Spring and Sumner
trade those cesring coafs ami furs woui DO well to
call and examine hrs goods quickly, ~ h cloak and fur
establishments No. Al Canal street hrantretb Buling,
sour dccrs from Broadway. Nk. B. MCKENZIE
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~y~o THE IABlTs or NEW yoRK.-HofdDAY PRES.
| ents-UBsnEII, PERSON LAKE, All Broad
way viii offer for saIn on Monday, the 18th inst,
beautiful assortment of silks, valencias and merino
pads printed cashmeres de lanes French aud Englsh
calicoa &c, reduced in price expressly for holiday
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W " Writers, AuCTloNEER-wILL SELL ON
w Thursday Dec n az 105S O'clock at 81 Howard
street all the genteel raror chamber and Kitchen fur
nituf- contained In the above house, consisting OF
French plate pier and mante glasses elegant tapestry
and other carpets French bedsteads hair mattresses
vl<Geilg, &c. laftcular5 hereafter.
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- l.. at IL O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock r. NJ, at the
centia sales rooms, Of Willoughby and Pearl
streets Brooklyn, large and very choice selection OF
furs, rom the stock of J. Harley 34 John street
manufactured under his supervision, from his
imIo iatons, expressly for his retail trade Ladies
ann tieinen not yet supplied for the season.
specially invited and will find it to their interest
tend bis ae. The well established reputation of the
manufacturer, and his warrantee that every article
shall BE- equal to the description the catalogue should
inspire Tue confidence of purchasers however ignorant
OF furs who wish to embrace the opportunity to supply
themsei at this sale which is made reduce splen
did stock rather too large for hard times The sleigh
robes VII be sold at O'Clock. No further adyer.
tisenent.
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ID CSSELL w. WESTCOTT, AUCrIONEER. .-PARl. Or
Ii dining room and chamber furniture, elegant rose
wood rianoiortc &c.0n Monday, at 1cK O'clock at ~
Eighth avenue, few doors from Fourteenth street. r.
W. Westcott VIII sell by catalogue the entire elegant
rosewood and mahogany furniture or the above house
Bovsekeepers and others attending this are assured
that the whole is TO be absolutely sold highest
bieder rain shine consisting OF rich tapestry Wilton
ganty carved rosewood pianofone, magnificent rose
wocd paror suit eight pieces; rosewood hsircloh do
unique and recherche collection OF Paris imported man
tel vases and decorated ornaments: very rich ornolu
clocks extension tables, variety II elegant silver ware
French china, cut glass ware. &C.; with very large
quantity ci rosewood aud mahogany chamber furaure,
superb leather beds, hair mattresses, &C. The sale will
commence with the kchcn furniture, a. 10t, O'Clock
precisely. Catalogues at house. deposit will be re
quiIed Of every purchaser.
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:" WI SON, AUCT10NEgR-FIRST CLASS HOUSE.
H. hold furniture; splendid rosewood pianoforse,
hfussels carpets mirrors, syerwarc, &c-To- morrow
Monday morning az lo1s O'Clock, at 10 Twenty fourth
streti between Seventh and Eighth avenues a large
anc extensive assor nen of furniture, china vases
gsnrin nents Tor Newfears rosewood parlor furniture
~ fr's, covered With expensive satin brocaie in solid
roseg ccd frames large oval and pier glasses elegant
Sfecstee end pre crrtains, with heavy cornices: on
paintings tfa and centre tables in rosewood and maho-
gaty dining and exicnsion tables; dining suit in
mahogany with covers; elegant rosewood and niaoga-
NJ beGsteads, bureaus, and washsands match rich
toilette sets together with great variety china waro
silver consisting Of cake baskets salvers tea ser.
vice, lcons forks, casters with cut bottles, rich gilt
china rner and tea sets.common crockery in basement
glassware cushioned cnars sofas clocks, bedroom mir
rors, ch window shades, beds and bedding hair mat
tresscs pillows, holsters sheets, blankets &c. Sale vii
commcs with the basement furniture and the parlor
at IL clock The pianofoste is of the best nstru
ments N the city, seven octave and fully warranted.
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7 Ohm IlONAs, OF BEDFORD AVENUE, (SEAR PARK
q avenue,) Brooklyn, viii to be sold by
ton Tuesday next the 18th Of Decem ber instant,
certain household furniture aud Effects formerly be-
longing to Alexander Macdonald, (Tragedian, Sc) by
virtue Of assignment made the 25th Of July last
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II oIIDAY pRESEETS.-S 900 GERMAN CANARIEs,
and other singing birds, just imported, decidedly
the best in this city, offered for at wholesale
and retail at CHsS. REICHE BROTHERS bird, cage and
seed store, 1G North William street, Chatham,
cheaper than in any other store.
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beautiful sets of sable mink, at. SIS to $40
DO. do stone marten .............. Ii to ~
Splendid do Hudson's Bay sable. e......... 40 to 60
To. do very rich and dark .......... 10 to 1OD
10. DO mountain inarten .......... TO 10
DO. 90. Siberian squirrel. ........... 6to
DO. DO Canadian sable .............. 10 to IL
Do. do fitch mar.en. ............... II to IA
Magnificent sets Of rcal crmine ....... 25 to 20
Do. DO ch6nc}a ........ ...... ~ to 3s
To. do. kol.nsii. .............. 20 To So
Exquisite real crmine capes Every arge) IS to 100
DO. ehnchilla. lla.............,........ 20 10 S5
10. stone marten. n................... 20 to 100
Do. Hudson's Fay sable, ............i2 i20 to is5
Do. Russian sable ..................s5 s5o to 500
CLOAkS.
Very coed and fine ladies' cloth ..... $40 ami s12
Superior do. do. ...-........ IL and 16
Splcndld. DO. do. ............ 16 and Is
Very rich imported and embroidered do... 20 to IS
Velvet coaks (yery best Lyons ......... % TO 80
superb do. ............ " ami 30
Magnificent do. (the richest OF the season.. IS
Very rich satin cloaas.. .............. IL and is
To. moire antique que................... 20 to 80
SdAWLS.
Being determined II possible to effect tai clearance
OF our present stock OF shawls, the prices as fol-
lows
Excellent I'll wool broche sIuare shawls $40 and sl2
Superb chano aine square shaw!s. IL and Ii
Do DO. long do. ......... 20 and p
Magnificent do (very fne) )............... 25 and %
Also, few very choice specimens of India cames hair
Delhi Deccan and Persian needle work shawls imported
expressly for the occasion at a similar reduction
single inspection Of the above named articles, and
comparison OF the quality and prices is respectfully
licited GEO. BULflN Proprietor of the
Paris Alantilla Emporium 36l Broadway.
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Y UsSEIL ". WEsICOTT, MISUNDERSTANDING
LII dagnerreotype establishment at auction on wednes
Gay Dec 20, at ii oclock the corner OF First and
south seventh streets Williamsburg the Farmers
ana Citizens Rank. SPLENDID location The
goTgeousy urnished-yelvet carpets rosewood chairs
marble top chairs, writing DESKS show cases &C. with
over $50 European and American portraits including
shakspearcs Seven Ages, all richly framed full sized
cameras and everything in fine order carrying on
the business; with five years lease from May next at
los rent The be examined at any time pre-
vous TO the sale, which win be percmptory rain or
slime.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

II REDDING, AUCrIONEER WILL SELL NO
e MONDAY morning, q. lon o'clock, = few iyoices
OF new aud second furniture, croekery, stoves &c j.
gives his attention TO the sale OF household fur
M ue, zeal estate &c. Oaice 500 Sixth avenue, be-
tween Thirty fifth and Thirty sixth streets.
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IN ~ NASH, AUcrIoNEER, $40 BROADWAY
IL. Mortgage sale Of iron furniture, on Monday Dec
IS 1885,, Mt IL oclocs A. NJ in the rotunda OF the
Tower Forty third sre-t near sixth avenue consist
ing al sofas, crockery, liquors. confeticonares es
bais, &c, sc.
JAS. =. BENSEI., Atty for Mort,agee.
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Personal Intelligence.

ARRIVALS.
Iron savannah, in atcamship Aabama-wm Porter, wm
Barry, Bishor Lo'ctt Voorhies-12 In
rom Liverpool In ship Albert Gallatin-Mr Currier,
Ililadelr rLia. Mr. Jobroy. New York.
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EiwARD slN1ztN,H, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

~ NAf.D SINIL-IAH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
H sohenck viii seli at auction Wednesday and
.lhu .iay, December 70 and "A, at iot. o'clock al
the ,eS oou IL Wan street Signor e. d randoini's
grcat ale Of marble vases, stauettcs tazeas ele,au.
slver iated ware, splendid French English dressing
cascs French china bronzes, cl5cks groups &c.
haviy just arrived from Europe The marble gooi,
inclce splendid and newly imported assortment OF
Erusean, Medic, Grecian, Neapolitan, ana Roman
vases IL Bardigo, sienna veined marble also in ala
basttr aud polished agate also many splendid carved
marble fonts tazzas, card receivers OF and rich
eess and ofevery size also elegant aa6aster stata
eties If Venus of CanoYa; Venus de Mcdic. Apollo,
Dancing Girls Of Capova, Greek Slave Three Graces Sc
also marble baskets, carved animals and other orna-
mental articles; also elegant invoice of French
clocks, bronzes groups card receivers, coupes &c;
also very rich of English and French dress
ing cases papier mache, work boxes oos card recev
ers jewels stands, caskes, bronzes, instands fans
sets OF ) z. forks, spoons &c. Also handsome in.
voice OF S. p tea and coffee SETS walters, teapots,
tea and coffee urns, cake and card baskets s. Pur-
oasers can have their goods packed by Sgnor Pandol
6ni, 1T small charge, If desired.