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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-04

NE miniature shaksReare, in six
Ten Nights in Tap Room. By Arthur
lie and Works of Burns 4 vols
Select Writings OF Robt Chambers. vols
German Literature :"
Stories of the Irish Peasantry
French Revolutions, 3 vols
Masonry and Ant-Masonry, by A Creigh
Tales OF oid Times, translated from the German
Chamber Papers for the People q vols
Chambers Miscelianc, 10 vols
The New York Quarterly Review for July
TAYLOR q MAURY,S
jyA Bookstore, near 9th st,
r AIDES GLOVES. HOSIERY. embroidered ,;,.n
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AIDES GLOVES, Hosiery, embroidered linen
IL oambric Bandksschiefs, Perfumery, &C. at
BIRGE'S,
NHCa WulardS Hotel.
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THE MILITARY.


A CARD.-AT A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE LIND
"A Blues convened Saturday evening, June 1854
the following preamble and resolutions submitted and
Whereas Almighty in his mercy and for his own wise
having removed from midst friend
companion and brother soldier James Keresey Jr cut
ting him down In the blossom Of his AVID when the
in happy manhood surrounded with relations and
and when all that could bind TO man, en
possessed BY him. IL cannot but remind how
greet his loss friend and eopanion
member that the goodness Of his heart and the
all such qualities raise man above his fellow the
deserved and which the Almshty hath apart
who obey HE Investigators be IL
Resolved. That deeply sympathire with the members
Of bis bereaved family in their distress and one them such
mcmberng that he hath gone nobfer and world
and they have lost and brother earth they
gained an angel son and brother In heaven.
we badge mourning for
that the coors and roll Of this company be enhrouded in
Grape
snsrosed be presented his bsrcaved family and that
they be published in the Herald, Times and Sun.
COMMITTEE
f fas.l Roberts gno %i.s;, yS, Toss
NTECHANIc's GUARD. COMPANY o., SIXTY NINTH
M Regiment New York State Mi1itia.-At regular
monthly meeting Of this company on Friday evening Juno
Resolved That vote Of thanks Be passed Capt. viii
liam Greene the high position In which be has placed
his company by his not accepting honorable commits
present With souvsnir as token Of their grstfuds
pany and that ths resolution be published In the Irish
An H os AZ and san ssv,pspr and entered on
HicaAEZ 9. GRKENE, Secretary.
Eagle Drill Rooms, New York. jane q 1854
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THE TURF.

DALTIMoRE, ND, RAcEs--THE SPRING MEETING
ID over the at Herring Run, Baltimore
Maryland viii commence on the first Tuesday 9th day OF
First day Tuesa.y-Jockoy Club Purse $780, three mile
, fsr slss %s
Gibbons mans. Pho. ~ TarIass out q c..s.adI.;
ont jan. Mitchell xlss Col Gsorss ooetssI 9.
Calvin Sy aindsrs out
Ann O. w pill.hnnt names ch o. BY imp. Glencoe, out
Second day Wednesday Jockey Club Purse $500. two
mile &. 5
Ssnsy a.ss1 sssen y Of
Matte, BY Umpire, Of Emily Gie1tvor.h, years r
Msdoe. years; j: Nine; name. e. Blonde. ~ Imp
s.H b.v
hyd I%H DAN 5n Se ss.: mil.
anne day-sw.spstsles for years olds-ssoo subscrip
more more start Miner nsm: eh Bonds Imp G.
coe. dam By wagner; r. r Field names b. e wild Irish
names en- Dsvi: Carrot By Imp Glencoe; Col ~ Sin
Fourth Club purse 81 Ooo four mile
500 sSS.erpsion sioc forfeit. club 70 CIV. $50 Il
more start Col Calvin Green name. BY Imp. Ander
&c. e = Lisss 2ssSaS. y iSS sisPsss' y 5i.s
,ne:s; Thomas Vittsn names CHI BY Imp Glencoe dam
m dsy-satr-dsy-Jocksy Club purse $780, mile heats,
dsy-svecps.akesf for all ayes single hsa. Of three
r sS. mo CLUB 70 s,s o. sos
start p. s Fowler names Col 7. b. Golby's oh. High
fs ss' i.s: Tss drss
The following matches come the same week
Arthur for S26Oo mile heats; Col wstsons Florence
s. J. CARTER, Proprietor.
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OCULIsTs AND AURIsTs.

nR. JAMES W. POWELL, 0CULIsT AURIsT. &C. DE-
~ votes his attention exclusively to diseases Of the and
ear from to boslosk daily Of his ofhces COZ Broadway
DR. Powell graduatsd In ubn In 1889 and has prsotsed
II this cisy for twenty years Dr. Poyss popular Trsa
tise on the Eye be procured At his oHcs IL
the means Of preserving Treasure which money
buy; also his and eArount sns which OBJ
largest collection ofksSan srtssia eyss n th~ Union
DISEASES or THE EfE AND EAR-DR BROWN,
- 2 Brooms street esntnues his suceessful treatment
for the and The most and
considered ncuraols need not despair Persons In the
country BY describing their cases, DO treated The
medicine sent 70 any part - -
TOsEPH GALL, 0PrICIAN, RESPECTFULLY IN
81 the citizens Of New York that he has had upwards
thirty hvs years experience and study in adjusting
vision which abes him from alton Of
the spherical figure Of the combined with its ansps
rency supply such fpectaess will give The greatest
Assurance that art can accomplish In restoring and pre-
serving vion to the latest period Of 1e Spectaciss Of
every Kind twenty cents 10 twelve dosrs.
large ..sortmsnt Of optical nstrsmsnt cheap snd war
short notice All kinds Of optical instrument repaired
2ls goweEy, between Spring and Prince strests.
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LNOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.-THE UNITED
= States mail steamer HERMANN f. Higgins, comman.
der will sail for Bremen touching at Southampton to land
the mails passengers England and France Satur
day June H. at IL O'Clock NJ from pier No 81 North river.
Price Of passaFe-
In the first cAbn, ain saloon. SEQ
tho first cabin lower saloon OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 100
In second cabin. 30
An experienced surgeon attached to each steamer All
through the Post Specie delivered
in HAvre and London For passage or freight appiyto
G, II SAND, Agent, II South William street.
The steamer Washington will succeed the Hermann and
sail July Is.
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CIANApAx.SEw HoTEI-sT. LAWRENCE HALL.
xonsrssi. Ma May l. isN. " ''''A''u HOGAN PENN
CHAMPLIN HOUSE, IsLIP. l. l.. is NOW OPEN FOR
" the reception Of transient or ornament boarder
az BY Lsns Island rssoas Il. ;ssss r. SUI
CLARENDoN HOUSE, CORNER OF THIRD AVENUE
Greenwood This hotel splendid residence for
:. 81 ana sns
Hot and cold salt and fresh ss'ss bathing
- : - - : - ''''- - j QUINCY ADAMS.
MAST HOPE HOUSE MAST HOPE. PA.-A NEW
oiihs Delaware river few rods from the New York
and Erie Railroad depot, only hve hours ride
sssss sday
fan sa'ss psr0rs with ~ bathing
tho County viii sna .Ss house @ location The
spor.msn while The mssnseen mountain scenery about
the Prsn.s. never becomes trssome 70 The eye Families
sss Efl; mail train c.slsel a. NJ or ysysiprss
can hsS d g. T. ns is sesa-y
PIERaLPoNT HOUSE. BROOKLYN HEIGHTS, WILL
day ne Mr.. day q June Situated on The Heights makes
ana ne sufIounding country has been erected and
psss @ s'iis @ *: s
: sss,s n: ;ss. s ss a. ..
ss D o. S ,y
Waiting sor plssss the advantage Of Ssiss quiet
free from dust and RUssE c s.sa. 10 :'
THE GRAPES HOTEL NO. 1856 GRAND sraEEr,
y & .s:a Ct h a.. Ga ~
I YEsxsc E. 60 Private rooms for pfi'' GARRETT
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JOSEPH GALL. oPTIcIAN,. RESPECTFULLY IN.
BILLIARDs.

DILLIARDs ROOMS. WITH FOUR.
ID tables OF MARBLE nyon, sad slate No. Ann
and entraaes lao Fulton street New York and tables
corner Pineapple and Fulton streets, Brooklyn travelled
will and fourteen OF Basdords New York tables WITH
scod attendants. st 1859 Chestnut street, Phadslpha
pILLIARD TABLfs FOR sALE-A SUPERIOR AR.
ID ticls always be had NJ the cid stand % mn
street suitable for pnbe private use Thess tnbi,s have
improvements which very important 10 buyers We
description. ten per csnt less tnAn other
city. GRIrfITHA DECKER
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MRRcHANTs BILLIARD ROOFS. si2 BROADWAY,
l enc OF the hest and we'll ventilated IN tbs
city containing kys yups<os tables from ths we'll known
msnufs<toty Il Cri6th Decker where gsntlsnen can
hsslshf7i saps " s,liisyas, ~ aAICp, hsassss
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IMPORTED Wow coRsKrs-HRs gAYNoR HAS
now ready the largest selection u French and English
wove corssts ever onerss rsts IN this city Her prices
the drug store. corner Of Tenth street. Wholesale and
etail.
GUNNER MISUNDERSTANDING BELL RE.
~ spectuily informs the ladies thst he has hand
large assortment q nsnt.s eesssns % rss! ssipvrs
Also very large sesortment Of rich black elk mAntias
Tbs remaining stock OF prng mantlas will ~ sold 81
great sacrihcs % Canal street.
straw goods house Of the undsrsignsd where may be
found eboies selection Of ladies' bonnsts mems and
Florsnos bonnst with eapes twenty DO DO Enssh dun
table and 'p. ., sSnss ten az .ssssrs ss:
aHxASNAVh, Nh Nsat " JVha srvst soIa,s Wiiiis..
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTI0N.-THIs
- day Tuesday June6 At lo o'cleek atee West Thirty
seventh street. all the furniture contained therein
ssng mshossay sofas and chairs do French and other
oedsteads pier and other glasses extension table book
brusses and ingram carpets clocks and fancy
articles china and glass ware &c Sale positive
SYLVESTER SLOWER, Auetionser
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A G. FUTILE, AUTHORITARIAN AND RATTAN
"A. mattrssies paiasses, &c-MortgAgees SALE foI the
benefit OF the pupils Of the Blind Institnto-A c. Tule
win sell ON Friday JuDs9 at l0 oclt At SAndsrsons Ho
tel Cramercy park, between Twentieth and
streets f superior oprsd hair mattresses assorted sizes
the best and Of the best materials by the pupils Of
the Blind Institute for whose benefit the same to be
sold by virtue Of chatte mortgage Persons DESTROYS
obtaining good articles and bssso~ns their mite 70
viii have an opportunity by attending this sale.
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III \. VAN ANTWERP, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
- ~, Glas, and CtinA-JE. Van Antwerp A Soas large
vh suit city dealers. and country merchants,
n. sn. az q 10 O'Clock ~ ZIG Pearl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-06

NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE,
~ vi. Nicaragua. Accessory Transit Company Of
Nicaragua, prcprietorr. Through in advance Of the
mail Only line giving through tickets, including the
ssshPus crossing Ths new steamship
Leave from pisS No North river y OsloctP M
Meeting with the favorite steamship CORTE 1000 tons
bur then, the Nicaragua transit route having but
These steamers in their ventilation and
accommodations For information passage apply only
CHARLES H. MORGAN, Agent, No 8 Bowling Green.
N BCommencng on the 18th of July the days Of sail
ing will be changed the 4th and 10Th of each
When these dates fall Sunday the ships viii leave ON
the Saturday previous, as heretofore.
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c. TUTrLR AUCTIoNEER.-sToCK AND LEASE

c. FUTILE, AUTHORIZATIONS AND LEASE
~ Of livery stable at an ,torA G. futile will sell
~. cSaron tho entire stock and lease Of Burts
Livery stables consisting Of eighteen valuable horses some
minutes and fifteen seconds three elegant ooaches Zone
one ososhs Ten HIGHT wagons With and without tops
two with two and three seats double and single eighs
double and single harness. saddles brides robes bells
blankets &c Also the lease OF the premises being five
unexpred at the low rent Of $25 with sufficient
win be sold without reserve for cash. and
deposit of rs cent required from all purchasers Caa
logses the day previous:
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EXCURSIONS.

EXCURSIONS TO THE FISHING BANKS DAILY,
~ szeept sAturdsy-fars rs cents each vAy-Ihs sss
steamer BUFFALO, Capt A. smith, will leave Amos street
pier AZ ~ o'clock Spring street AZ ~ Peck slip ats
Brocms street ats PIER No. North river ct and 70.
turning BY r. H. Fishing tackles and rcfreshmen~ pro-
vided on board
CEc0ND ANNUAL EXCURSION or NEW YORK
Ledss No An.rissn Prsts.ssss h.s:s.ssss 2.
The spIsH did and America and barxes
Jefferson snd Fhhk are ENGAGE fcr he ecsaaon rsas
street T. =. 81 o'clock; Breoms street X, 81 sx
o'clock Fulton street. Breeklyn, at1k o'clock Pier Ne
., n r.. II o'clock; NinstesntA street NJ r., 81 s,f
o'clock; Hammond street. 81 ~ and sgrng street At
tin eo'sioek n. esisbra.sd bran saa soiloa papd u
spsAssd ter tbs eessss71s
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TyOR HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA.-THE STEAMSHIP
4 CuRLEW. W. sampson, commander, will sail for Hall
few days from this date. For freight passage
apply to L. CUkARD, No. 4 Bowling Green.
Nav York June q ls54.
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INSURANCE..


sTOR FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. NO 81 CHAP
~ him. corner Of Duane street-At election hslA
the 18th in tho following named gentlemen au1Y
VIM Pincknsy, yosoph Q. APpleby benjamin Merriam.
John A. Bunting. VIM. 9. Arthur John Is. Morsa1.
Elias g. Drake, FrancisW. Ogsbury, Abram Duryeo.
Peter d. Collins Elisha Brooks, Nash MosonAn.
Daniel Wiilets John Lcverdgs, VIM. A. Brown.
Elijah Houghton John ID. Durham, Thos WilliAns Jr,
VIM. l.. Conkln, EbsneIer H. Brown. George r. Rrankn,
Petcr H. Titus, Geo. b. whitfield, benjamin W. CApY,
Andrew Brady, Egbort Sctdder, william CIoso.
VIM Evcrden James 7. Freeborn, Stephen Psn.
And At subsequent meeting Of Directors, Willian r
Pirckrey Esq WAS usy elected President 81 Ne
Company Tor ths next ysar-sNsy York April - 1854
HAMILTON FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, OYYICB
IL No Tvyon row, corner Chatham street. insupss
tie most favorable against loss and damage By
o -.liings, stores merchandise Re.
J. c. srSASs, Sesrsssry. JOHN BRUCE. President.
1'BE METROPOLITAN YIEE INSURANCE. COMA
Cash es,iiAl $500, 0oOonos los Broadway, esgs
Pms street This Company Is prepared " inSuf
budss1 erchap ss persona psopsry and shpe peQt
sud their cargoes, against loss os damage by IRE.
James LorimsY Graham, Warren Dslane. II.
edward Wbtebouss, Henry Hutlsr.
Joseph b. vsrnum, Bowes r. McTvnina
Leonard Appieby, Henry Dwight IT,,
Frederick II. olcott, EvAh X. Bskb'
william X. Strong, Gilbert L. Beeekuan.
Moses Taylor Joseph N. StrDng,
James o. sheldon. .orrsin Frssnaa,
Daniel Parish Edward MsoomkoR.
Gustavus A. Conovsr, John La Fsrgs
Sartin Rates, Jr., Charles q. Appleby,
Isaac T. Tayiorv Jerenisa wissus:
EBvARD A. SrApsBuEY, searet.ry
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LBERT Il NICOLAY AUCTIONEER-DRLIGHTF
"A sountry residence At 0rensa Long Island SOUND A.
day, June Ut II o'clock. the Merchants Exchange
r. the country residence Of Isaac j. Oliver Esq., In the
i Is within distance 70 ne N.m.ronssh ds
each way daily Time hour and twenty minutes The
house years old and has piazza
s acres q good Land il high st.ts Of cgeya.ion The
young fruit trees beginning TO bear The position
Commands yisw Of Island Sound and the
country In fact the beautiful and pic
tur:.ag. Il county There s.ossns bath
session given Forty cent may remain on bond and
morsgsgs srs0ns wisnpE see M Prcpsrty can Taxa
a. reasonable time Convey be Obtained at the
particulars apply TO J. OLIVER SO Nassau street.
to the auotioneer, No. Broad street, N. Y.
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NJ B. BUTLER, AUCTIONEER PUBLIC ADMINS.
. traitors sale On Thursday June At 10 o'clock, 81
No so Ann street cd foo the effects Of Dasbs sohaugh
Crowley and Andre sie.rd CONSISTING furniture ear
quantity of green and black tes also. six soda and
spruce Ibeer hand carts and Wagons kegs &C. Also
~ O'clock number Of valuable oil paintings being the
balance Of Bernard Mulers estate BY order of PETER
b. SWEENY, Public Administrator.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-06

NEW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP CON.
~ pany-oauynx the United States mail FOR Mobile
BACK WARRIOR. =, D. Bulloch; commander. will
for the shove ports ffia.y June a y O'clock pro
river Freight taen for New Orleans Passengers for Ha
must procure passports before leaving port For
Co. Agents 81 Broadway. n. B.-The CAhAwba, r. W.
Shufeldt Com viii succeed the Black Warrior and
lima
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ONLY s35-INDEPENDENT LINE FOR SAN FRAN.
~ cisco; via Panama-Isthmus crossed in few hours
celebrated steamship NORTH STAR $500 tons burthen,
will leave New York, for Aspinwa, Wednesday July
street r. to with the new and popular steam
palaces open. limited number Of tickets will BIO
sold at rates applied for before the 10th Of
June-Cabin state berth, $780, second cabin
berth, $50; steerage, 49,; Apply only to
JAS. NJ. CROSS, Ne. Battery place, up stairs.
n. BPassengers per these steamers came through in
May ahead Of the other lines.
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ANTHOLOGY.

ANTHOLOGY.
DIX 00O REWARD Is OFFERED TO ANY PER
PC.OOO son who surpass the wonderful, scentid-
Lady Madam Clifton, in the of astrology She is the
ments marriages deaths losses lawsuits absent rien Dc
and she slse disease in its stage Those
and Spring. = u
A sTROL0GY AND ELECTROMAGNETIC CELE
"A trsted DR.. +. ShumAn Swece by birth can be con
sn ; on s events Of epast PRESENT and future Ma
mIIo chambers street, near Greenwich.
A s1R0LoGY.-MRs. FLEURY, FROM PARIS, wUOsE
"a relatives prophesed Napoleon 10 tho osiebrstes and
nrs person Of the present to forete future events
true and certain At No 263 Broome street second
A sTRoLoGY.-DR. WILSON, 90 BRooME STREET.
"a \, may be consulted on past present, and futu
son in the United States Birth required.
Mrs. brewster 50 GREAT JONES STREET, con
l ner Of the Bowery nas been induced through as
notice She can be consaltsd in Mtroogy love and law
matters Interpreting deams by books and science and viii
tell the name Of the lady gentleman they VIII marry,
men. 81.
MAD. BLANCHE, PSYCHOLOGIST, WHOSE SUCCESS
M 10 uneausllsd, 10 still at 10 Hudson street She
neither cards coffee Or tea but derives her know
has devoted many years Gentlemen, 81 to 81 ladies 90
cents 81.
THE wONBER OF THE WoRID-MADAM CLIFTON
1his natural gifted and scientific LADY causing great
visit her such correct statements through life Madam G.
ia the nrst and only real female asrolos that Is
deaths This wonderful sesrsss viii remain but short
derous Of consulting her. had better call Madam G.
disease its worst stage the
Thompson street, between Broone and Spring brick
stone steps.
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CYLyESTER SLOWER. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
- stock Of furniture Slower will
sell. Thursday June at l0 o'clock the entire
way between Fourth street and West Washington place.
consisting of elegant rosewood walnut
Splendid rosewood parlor suits French satin brocase
and plush rosewood ceger Of variety Of styles CENTRE
side and work tables French sscetarss library bookcases
and tables rosewood and mahogany wardrob with mirror
fronts bedsteads bureaus Wristbands and commodes
variety Of style and nnsh extenon dining tables of
oak, walnut and mahogany; oak, walnut and mahogany
sideboards Of and beautiful patterns hall stands
chairs chamber furniture fancy chairs chdrens cribs
Spanish hair mattresses pnases live feather beds
holsters and pillows &c &C. Psrtits distance
attend this sails with the finding Arey
Of good furniture usually kept In FIRST class
of change business Goods packed
the premises at able charge n. BCatsloguei
ready the morning Of aale
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DY JAMES G0PsILI, AUCTIONEER-1000 LOTS AT
ID auction Tuesday. June 6, At o'clock 81 Boiling
Spring station the New York and Erie Railroad nine
miles from Jersey City and eight mlles from Hoboken By
plank road twenty minutes time from Jersey City These
Tots beautifully situated commanding view Of the
surrounding country tho Of which unsurpassed
most sccefse pisces to be found anywhere being twenty
sx daily trains stopping this stationthe fare cheap
any line in the city OF Now York Forty houses
and work shops being built this property and
during st least 100 more will be built Should
the weather unpleasant the sale will take place che
fair day Terms Ut sale Cars leave Jersey City 1T i2
rJock
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JIOR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA-UNITED STATES
Il mail lns-Ths new and splendid steamship ALABAMA,
George B. Schenck, will leave on Saturday June TO-
o'clock r. N from her pier No. North river. Apply to
SAMUEL L. MITcHILL, Is Broadway. The Knoxville, G
Through tickets from New York to jacksonville S3l
AKA.
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UCTIoN EoTICE.-THOs. BELL, AUCTIONEER,
No. n Centre street. between Reade and Duane stree
furniture Of all descriptions sofas sofa and couch bad
steads bureaus tables chairs carpets mAtrasse desks
countsrs bookcases & also quantity Of dry goods jew
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-06

UCTION EOTIcE.-BY WILLIAM W. SHIRLEY.
china cutlery britannia oliver plated rockingham and
yellow ware by J. s. H Bartlett, Thursday June 10
O'clock 2S Pearl street. choise assortment worthy
notice Of retaiers grocers and country merchan0
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LIOR SAvANNAH.-FARE REDUCED.-THE NEW
Il and splendid side wheel steamship STAFF OF GE0R
mail win leave Phi,d:lpha for savannah on "Wednesday.
street speed and strength and every arrangement
the comfort and convenience Of the passengers this ship
The Keystone leaves az above on the Wed
nesday. Agents in New York, SCRANTON TALLMAN,
rooms secured till Eve o'clock Tuesday, p. n.
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John FISHBLATT, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l22
q Nassau streetassignses salewi sell Wednesday
June 7th At l0H o'clock large lot Of sugars several
sis Of wine e The finest impoTs,on also large
ditto Haut Ssutens ditto rudshmsr 40 baskets
payne ditto superior olive OIL - 0O0 Havana segars
sorted 80 900 ID fauren regalia Flora do
20, coo very choice, &C., &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-06

A UsTRALIA.-PIONEER LINE-CARRYINo THE
"A United States nail.-The and fast sailing packet
ship GERTkUDE Is the berth, the seventeenth
ship Of this line Tho Gertrude superior ship insurss
at the lowest rates and has proved herself remarkably
saer In order to ensure despatch engagements for
freight passage will be made q unusually low rate
Apply 70 r. W. CAMERON ll6 Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-06

TAMIs GoPsKLL, AUCTIONEER.-lOOO LOTS AT
auction this day at o'clock At Boiling Spring depot,
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aALE1 AZ AUCTTON.


LBERr H. NIc0LAY. AUTHORIZATIONS
"A : q. ..,: Of ssss:t ysxel.y;.A fIso.y Co
Hs ale street. mortgage 81. on
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