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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-28

The relaxing beats Of summer leave be-
hlnd them long train o. evils The most universal Of
these are generally debility and its sure attendant low
ness OF spirits. For these recommend sneedv
and nniailing cure in the shape of Hooands German
bitsers prepared by Dr. O. NJ Jackson Philadelphia II
=, IN our opinion, medicine SUI gsueis-alone--una
pfoaehabe Il seems to reach tho fountain head Of the
dculty IN the digestive organization and thus 10
sne secretons and the blood of the mace,es o or The
cause OF disease Its tonic properties give ygor to the
eefsnesof the stomach and promote the secretion Of
sne gastric juice which dissolyes the food while its
aia and alternative influence mparts general
and strength to the action of the secretiye
gans and seems to fortify the constitution Such Is
own experience Of its effects and believe it is con-
py the evidence Of all who have tried It. or had an
Of witnessing its operation For sale BY Dr.
jackson, 100 Arch street .sgs 8 s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-28
Hyde y Goodrich, s5as
CORNER OF CANAL AFD ROYAL sTREETs.

Y sILvERWARE AND DIAMOND JEWELRY,
IMroRTERs e5S }+-9
LONDON AND GENEVA WATCHES;
PARIS JEWELRY FINE CLOCKS AND GUNS; r.
PLATED WARE, CUTLERY AND FANCY GOODS
" Superior Workmen employed Diamond Setting Watch Re-
pairing Manufacturing Jewsty Making Svwars order Engraving
and Gard Printing Hair Badng Gliding and Plating oas
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-28

TaE COLUMBUS BANK DEFALcATIos.--H ia
sfnents suit against the city Bank 81 Columbus Ohio
noT sndsrgoing fnai trial at Columbus Chic before
80 1sea states District Court The claiu "A for
$.Ssg ospoated With the bank under one Of Nj
xensfer drafts are held by he
a1,nofstsss n the treasury 10 have
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-28

Mr.. VIM. ", Story, son Of the late Chief .Tas.
ce Story in Italy, has finished statue St IL, ftbss
on which he has been for time engaged The tts
has been shipped from Italy for America 1t has bean
pronounced by judges who hAys seen it to be perfaot
work Of art an : S-''ss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-28
SNeepsksss Mats.
Balls. sotrees, Concerts, etc.

i The large and eommodioua ROOM in the MASONIC HALL
which has been fitted expressly for pucc every
vsniense for BALLS, soIREEs CONCERTS or LECTURES.
For terms app at The office Of the Secretary build
ing Of 81 Charles Perdido utreets osn anln
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-28

Az OLD TR1vELER.-c Captain Cooks chrome
meter has been presented to the United States
BY Admiral Sir Thomas Herbert It has nndere one some
adventures after two yoyages with Cook Lieutenant
Bsh took u out in the Bounty the mutineers carried
to pitcairns leland, where il sold to an american
who sold u again in Chill finally Sir Thomas Herbert
bought It at Valparaiso, for fifty guineas.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-28

John Nell, alias chas Smith, who VAS shot
few days agoat the Baton Rouge Psnent,s,v NM
attempting with others to make his escaps alea ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-28
Mouse E,s,,,tsJ,i,,y sto,.s.

rs and rs CAMP STREET. M
~ Determined to reduce Stock Gocds will hereafter
for ns at lower prices than before offered city,
waat ofthe following ssticlea will do well to CALL
QuEENsWARE GLASS and CHINA WARE, ~
BOHEMIAN WARE
BIRMINGHAM WARE,
RICH CHINA VASES, and
yz. FINE SILVER PLATED WARE, /
pARLoR and HALL LAMPS
and GIRANDoLEs; ~8
RICH TEA TRAYS and WATERS, In sets or single,
FINE TABLE CUTLERY and (
HOUSEKEEPING HARDWARE;
ENAMEIED and HOLLOW WARE
BRITANNIA, PLAN1SHED TIN md JApANNED WARE,
a WOODEN WILLOW WARE; M ,ER l45
FEATHER BUSTERS; 75g Bel
BRUSHES, Of nil kinds; 4' N90'
PAPER HANGlNGs and BORDER;
asfp5 DOOR MATS; j#
Iii WINDOW CoRNICEs, CORDS and TAssELs
CURTAIN BANDS and CURTAIN PINS.
J. os sdplm MILLER. HARRIS q WALDO.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-28

Anew steam dredge sat work in the harbor
AZ osFege and ia one afternoon Eve hundred and sixty
tons Of deposits were removed. st "a EsT -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-28
The Liverpool Journal holds the following
language in regard to the war, viewed in a
financial light

The contradiction at Paris of the FAN of
sebastopol operated injuriously on the funds.
Threes reoeded per cent. and although a re-
action subsequently occurred, it could not be
supported. On the 9th, the Bourse was again
bouyant. and, although prices did not reach the
quotations of the Sd, they were per cent. bet.
ter than on the 9Th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-28

Be0cf's Etss'srasgisaOasS Tonic.
8 The great Southern remedy for AGuE AND FEVER, or
cHs AND FEVER fails aud in BY far the
preparations that has FEVER
forans by BEACH, of Charities Customhoue
Streets Thomas Rankin Camp Poyras James sye
mar and Carondelet and By dngg generally o2sapeaw
Sgseepskci7a Mats.
We have choics assortment very SHEEP
SKIN MATS bedads door, g manuacture Just
eeised and for sale by ID. DAMERoN CO,
o4S9P6t ~ 80 % Chartres and Customhouse Streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-28

kussian outposs had again interrupted
with Persia and intercepted second caravan with 5000
norses The Russian General Andronikoff with sumo
rior force had fortified himself at Urzughetti Condtipn
Of the Turkish army unsatisfactory ~ y = Z
sehamyl abandoned the attack on Tifis appear;ns
coast go 2sk EsI575 s oiteassiah
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-28

W'tadOaC Properties at Cost:
NV We have assortment Of rich sik and Wool and
"orsed Dama'a choice styles qualities decline
ha description Of goods sitter this year. induced
them at cast to niure ready sale for cash.
F~9SY sf J. D. CAMERON 4 Co,
oas adpst % Charities and Al cu,tombou.e s,rssts
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-28

dispatch from Athens, dated October l. saws that
quarters for the French soldiers have been taken for
months Also that Riggs will leave the Ministry !.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-28
ET0or OIL Cl0fhs.,

- We have on hand large assortment Of FLOOR
Of the best and ordinary qualities, from three
wde which cut to suit hall We enabled offer
to purchasers unusual advantages in quality price.
-el}7tE 4
TABLE OIL CLOTHS, TABLE COVERS, DOOR MATS, WIN
DOW CURTAINS. PAINTED WINDOW SHADES, etc. etc.
@s9 s5ais5 J.5D. CAMERON q co. % Charities
oa2 aptm - and q f,nnta,.h ...a-.,.....
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-28

Cns.aettNg! C0saoeting!
- We are receiving large and choice assortment of VELVET
BRUSSELS, THREEPLy and INGRAM CARpETINa
+ E 9H- 53 .5a s...lA LBo..
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS three to twenty vide Of choice
quality pattern. All we are Offering Al ye,y law
i ticeH. ]. D. CAMERON 4 co No, 20 Cba,trea
o9s splw and 81 Cusonhouse at1eet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-28

captnred passage from to the other aoile and
the north all the forts by high grounds In
point q act the best to gain to the north side
is by the south side The Place however, not to be
by COUP Dc aia but there is wonderful merit In
vigorous assault
Baiaklaya Is port on tho northwest coast of the
grmea small bay Of the Black Sea- in the province
Of auria The Tartars BY whom it was inhabited when
the Crimea fell into the hands Of Russia having aban
doned III Catharne ii made 1t the headquarters of reg
ment composed of 1000 Abanans and Greeks whose de-
scendans still compose the guard In these parts
The town standsin Al 80 NJ lat 33 SO Elong hill
close to the harbor which excellent one capable Of
receiving ten or twelve sail of the line and with
entrance that scarcely more than vessel
it at time The ruins of an old Genoese fortress
almost inaccessible height overlook the harbors
mouth on the east Of the town. the rocky substitute
ture on which IT stands axcavated into spacious maya
zines and other apartments all with succeed sides
In the plain below are the ruins of churches and
mosques which Indicate the former opuence of the port
The streets and paved with the limestone
which enters 50 largely into the composition Of the adj
jacent bills Balaklava has at present but church.
and its Inhabitants who they possessed Of greater
industry, might cultivate with profit soil well adapted
for the growth Of grain and grapes subst principally
the traffic they carry With other towns the Crmea
The harbor of Balaklava is separated the naval
Of sebastopo BY rocky peninsna the direct dis
tance across which, between the two ports does not
coed ten miles It has long been closed to commerce
under the pretence Of preventing smuggling merchant
vesfes are admitted only in case Of distress. 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-28

We learn from Admiral HamelIns dispatob tbat .ba
Generals marching sebastopo along the
ground within view cf the fleet the ships keeping
tine shore to afford suocor and 1t probable that IN
suance OF this plan they upon the entrenche
& aa me situation Of this camp is mot ex
which followed The guess the officers ana IRA
OF set down the scattered Russian force
medatey available at $4,000 men and as concenrator
nodoubt, quickly took place. there ID prohabii,p
report that Prince Mensehiko had in his oansu az o
men g r. = ep sVoov
AS yet We have no details but Lord Ra y,an,s
gives the fearful but glorious result The canp was
ana the enemy defeated but the loss of lie WAS
according to the dispatches of the gallant COM
mahders 2S00 OF the Allies rendered hors M eo,,,
but subsequent statement sets our loss down nj o
men later report from Paris describes The o3d rect
nsnt as decmated nearly all the officers having bsen
Killed or and this intelligence was not less is
resng from the fact that among these gallant men
several YER allied to families in Liverpool
ress not wui but resulting in uncalcu-
Although reports represented series Of
terminating in the fall of Sebas
topol 1t appears that there was no more fahtn hats
me 10th and the 2st Menschikof did not retreat on
Senastopoi but reports himself on the 10Th at Bakshi
Serai waiting for reinforcements This Mace Il
In direct line between Sebasopol ana simferopo and
81 ING road 70 the entrance to the Grea The
from Lord do Redee represents him as having
with him 2oo00 mem His object apparently is to le tbe
Allies invest Sebastopo and when his force Is scenily
g assa them ~ The rear and raiss the Siege
as aware OF this intention, the Allies a. far as wa san
conjecture have INDUCED him in plan for thew have
passea between him and the sea- and winding round Be-
pastopol opened Communication with the fiest an
iles south OF sebastepol at Balakaya where Ina dis
pa IA VT them landing the siege artillery -
IN nave thus got into the position they most desired
possible q attainment From the inner hsrbor ~ e.
Sne Instance from Baiakaya Is not seven miles
DOTH eoahmsnded by high grounds the efeat of Gnu
must De terrific The citadel Is the only detans ~.
Town Sndward There eight forts atorether anns
s 's'ssups pas v 'ns sayss Y marrow, the town ones
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-28
A Madrid letter, Of the 9th, saws:

~
There is nothing from this quarter beyond somewhat
unexpected statement that the Government of the Two
scies prohibited at the Exchange Of Naples the
negotiation of scrip for the Russian loan % j - 5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-29
Eui!0ing Hlaterials.


LINGUISTIC TILES for Floors Of Churches and
II Public Buildings and u Nestibues Hall, Gou,ervatone.
Lining Hsarths Dwellings These Tiles almost
uGGe variety aud hard and strong sn" 49, aud
in the best houses in all paris of the country
Also Oankrk Ihmney Tons shifted 10 " Ar nl''c'ur
Dow work country hous snc ny rch
generally Fer sale by - .
EIRE BRICkS.-ROBERTS X BRO, South Am
bow J.rey Manufacturers OF FIRE BRICkS for Blast,
Pudding Cupols and Cos Also, 4f" brcks
lambs aud Bros end Cylinders; wnui All
cle. line Orders promptly hrd at short notice ard a.
rorsbi. rnt's.
4 IGHTNlNG RODS Qnsuated) OTIS PATENT.
the only method Of absolute Protection Also f preferred
on account che the STAPLE ROD the Rod running
better and chs than be had elsewhere
P,orristoTs Lyon Manufacturing Co, No JS Broadway
YI'HE SHIP TIMBER BENDING COMPANY of
NEW YORK preraTet supply shpbaides a. short
notice. with TIMBERS OF WHITE OAK aud CHESTNUT Tor
ve adapted the molds furnished by N" budef.
following prices yil TmbTs Ii feet long Nh- Oak >
square piece, 3d. do do piece 49, do 40
Ia piece. ~ 20 thsnuo inches piece
DO do piece H2Gi do do Prce - 80; do
~ 70; do do piece - s by io inches
The intermediate sHes inches by 10
inches, viii be furnished ats prices In the foregoing meas
uener the requisite modne size Is allowed tor beye
ing Company ro prepared supply cabnetmak piano
chaurkeY Orer &c. &C. with the yaiuns woods
,rurrtue shape also 10 furnish light
tners euy shape Tor capeIters and bud -
Corpsny also prepared sell Bending Machines With
right FIVE different sizes viz: Cls l. Tor timber
inches square. Il, timber ~ inches class
e. timber inches square, class d. Tor timber in snare
class furniture. ApfeG alton be made at the works Il
(,tsn the Office Of Company. No. 7 Wal@t.
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iouses Uantc0.

DART of HOUSE WANTED-By small family.
r. not to exceed 900 80 in quiet sen-cel neigh
bohood with respectable persons Address j. rbaue
Office.
WANTED to HIRE-A STORE in any OF the slips
between Old slip and Msrket through
Front sorths,s from wsh Wess, and between
Albany and Csnsst Other situation Convenient
ofthe above locations Apply Immediately TO JOHN KENNE
d., No. ~ Greenwebst
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Sales bp Auetiun.
ASImosY }. BLErex... AssAsas.

sxrHosY J. BLEEcyER Al vince.
A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE and
n ses,at BUILDING SITES a. n5E a. s.5son,
cer..1 srYork At AuCTION-A J. BLEEcAER viii sell At
srefson on DAY Juae ST. 1885, y o,oek 4. he
FrsLarnc ~ beautiful CoGH-ry keieree s,aeea 70 Eye
Cesny " LONE is.art sound ssd within
few rnnufes from tn Depot Il shc Se~ Haven Ao al a.
Rye. CT M.nAIOnfek !, 49,. .... W.. 4.
from, and resr with KiebsueN nsion AZ C0HsF'Aos a. v'
fn lea. wears. in modsru syo ard IN sabsau nti-
GUST. u and other shubtey The interior ,hsly
srnpr.d with spacious Halls both Hours sFofs B-isfoo ms
Closets Psnss Bathing kiich~uranE cern snd
Pump al within the house aud apparatus ioi s''e nos ana COS"
h0u handsomely furnished
The furniture will h. sold with r. II desired
The Out-bucngs Dunerous cow. nisn and m so r-
'hreher ,nd Wood-sv ali moved ~ horse
rowr- >ble and earn. hor.e Pouryysfd and IN Ice
hous- allied with ice excellent quaiity
Connected with the mansion are aocl' ~ scrs o. GOO sn u
rrcer cultvs.ior consisting - Psu-e Asbe Orchard
Meadow ard Wood Land in suitable propor'ion well wat-red
fenced throughout with srbtAna wall AID supplied WIFE
great variety o. clci-e Fruit Of every kind
Also 70 b. sod sfarafe. Tract adjoining The shove on the
North eonsri stos; q which tine Buiis size
there of the Sound Tbs also II good state Of
cultivation with Bsrn. choice Fruit. Woodland &c.
Tract adjoining the tSi the South of similar char
containing about II which there good Size for
TIE Above l. the NewYok and Boston Turnpike and
IN the .dse veiy Of OF The finest the
Sound the Map the D.
the ,fice Of the Arconeer
Ala viii he .oid at III. and place beautiful Cottage
Plot Of Ground usted Yons~, Wsstch-ster County
~ Y the Turse Road Leading from Ionse 20 Isrryown
handsome being and basement
verards sde. The Plot Ground i 100 By 80
depth 81, wei fenced aud complete order The whole
delg the Hudson River toton Point staten
Th opposite TIE
Nh Jennings sad the vicinity Of me improvements
portion Of the purchase remain Bond And Mos'
Fer further particulars sppy 10
ANTHONY j. BLEECKER Auctoueer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-29

Henry II. LEEDs. Auctions-r.-By H. H. Leeds L Co.
M THURSDAY, June -, at l0I O'clock at the
" Sales Room No 10 Eassa.t By order Of per-
empory sale Of s. elegant GOLD WATCHES BY order
ADVANCE without the bidder
Of tne sod Hunting Levers b. Morr. Tobias
seph French Blrwin. Arnold
oeehstld mssrs heavy ea-ed
the Catalogue We cs the especial sntion those
oi superior article - this description this sale
vii be positively sold The highest bidder without
der Of the MORTGAGE IemsA purchases months
approved nfod rotes or three on under
cssh-city fund.-. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-29
Professional yotlres.

nP. L. IIOLLICK, No. 49S Broadway, attends
sreciaiy iho.e peculiar of NERVOUS DEBILITY
DECAY his and Lectures Office
10 till ). Opposite 81 Nichoias Hotel
SPECTACLES-t,ood aud cheap, accurately ad-
- ustcd vision satisfactory by Professor
FRANKS Opficiau the New York Eye Hospital and Eye fnnna
No PaTkrow opposite TIE Actor House aud at No 80 Bow
cry Spectacle and Optical Instruments wholesale aud retail
r. S. Observation-Disclosures to travellers is
" sued By J. Is. MONIES. Notary Public u Warren
Broadway Sa'urazed citizens produce their fcate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-29
ORR Soo6s


MANTILLAS-SHAWLS x JONES are
WI Offering bargains MANTLLA> o. the st--' fsn
styles FROM $40 slo-one-hslf the Broadway prices
GRAPE sHAMLs - = cent below the regular pfice
CHINA PLAID SILKS wide tor summer dresses , >
yaEd .
LAWNS. styles fas. colors ony / and 9 a ysri
BAREGES. TISSUES. aud great variety OF otner
DRESS GOODS. receEtly imported remarkably cheap
LACE CURTAINS 81 50 per pair; QUILTS -eaeh
A large invoice Of LACE MlTTS 8 = yair
he address UNION HOUSE
between Canal and Spuus-is
CPRING and SUMMER DRESS-GOODS-WiH be
- offered fos present the close OF the season IN rany
quality fouad Silks. Solid Blocks only ysFd STRIPED and
Plsd decided hasgaHs Fosnced Jaeconeis sooes
only S. Family Mourning Goods a.-e ana aired -
sormert; and stock OF fancy aud staple Dfy uUis w.
the solicited - UBSDEbis
LAKE No. III Broadway between Grand and Boons-sis
rI,ICkS DENNIS and CIiECKS-A good assert
i men, lust received Yor sale sy NESMIrn & Co.
Nos 50 and II Broadway.
DRINTS-Steams and Madders, new styles. received
\ ron n. works daily. for sale BY
NEsMlrH Co. Nos 81 snd u ornecwey
DRINTS-Light aud dark styles Steanis and Mad
den. IN great variety including Shifting prnts - Freaeh for
81. by NEsMlT6 Co, No. 50 aud ~ Brosd~sy.
HX+HITEROCK SHlRTINGS. - The Whiseroch
w Mills S7-nch besehd Co,tons also eSi1s super
serw uneqgsled or dneness perfection s9a ~
For sale by NESsiITU L Co. Nos ~ sud IL b'""a~''
1YyALTHAM JEANS.-i0o cases bleached Wsithanl
~ leans ,ns!e and double tylled. for sale BY
NESMITH \ Co. Nos 50 aad IL B.osdSss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-29

I-NpvsFPyFD SALE of frst-class ROSEWOOD.
T. WALNUT and MAHOGANY iuRNIrURk-fo aDEHoW
MCRNlSG a. it A NJ a. 90 30 ~, r,,- -o,,-s - n. IN =
viii h Inc civ such rich and has in.,Ied sa
Supss Rosewood Etsgerc Rs ,od Nsfbe
Too C.ur Tsle- splendid Rosewood Book t"s" III Ssfr
49, Ter Scls Tables Rosewood CoFaet sssss rr
$50. .hrei.r-d Lsss indow iuad I'D ya sud
,nw. Of Roysl Velvet CsesitE EHE sni Ss Ei
fsrsr OrBsus >rsty French
the BEAUTIFUL Nnd costly d cf ous
Piano FORTE excellent Ou- richly raet ench
ysl variety Of .rhect- bv Celebrated
r Gas Chandeliers Cs sud Rods kos-wOod Dressing
Mareop sards Rosewood Bsis. elegant
Mshogary 40 cut Chm. Toilet SETS bsses tfvriHE
Frch Marsciles Ccnr,errane Blankets Bcsic Pillows and
Feather Rcds Hair NsTes Mhossry snc Csnssea, Ch.ir
Mahogany End Wsrut Extending Tables China Dinner lo
peccs elesau, Tss 10 vor handed Cutlery. Cnct &C.
&c At he c!cs az the ale the SILVER Plate q Tea >rv
Coffee IRA FORKS Salvs and suss TOMS FORKS Bat
Ter Knives &c. Sale POSITIVE. raa or shine.
wv Writers Aaeuonerr.
WILL SELL THIS DAY at ~ O'clock AZ No. IL,
w ID the entire stock Of CABINET FURNITURE n.
abore consisting o. large snc desirable assortment OF
Furniture usually found i respectable Furniture store
Sale Will be positive. Also .he Building - Let
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-29
G arpstinss. &r.

Garpeiinss. &r.
CARPETS and FURNISHING GOODS.-A. +.
~ STEWART q Co HAVE FOR SALE extremely Low
PRICES REAL ENGLisH VELVET and APES TRY ARPE rs
fro printed imported, ~ 81
ENGLISH TAFESTRY BRUSSELS =, 81 g per ward
stPkEFlNf iSVkAiNs quality only 81 per yard
large Of TsrnrletOn A1insr CARPE r. by the
yard and also N the piece With elegant Medallion cene ard
rich borders
PLUsHE> AND MooUETTEs every variety for car manu-.
fsctu.trs
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN OIL CLOTHS all widths
-esetbsr with full OF LINEN SHEETISG> DA-
NASH GOODS, NAPhlNS. TOWELISGs. BLANKETS.
QUILTS, COUNTERPANEs, kc, &c.
BROCATELLES. SATIN DAhASkS. DAMASK LANES
TAPESTRIES the lowest the richest
taeurti any par; Of the world eli OF which viii De
great pleasure.
BROADWAY. CHAMBERS .nd READE-sTS
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Uatehes. 5sws!rp, Nt.

Watehes, 1swerp. Nt.
DIANOND and FNAMELED WATCHES--Some
in hunting cases-s60 SlT5 each u. C. ALLEN, No. IL
". ST. uess Boidway. "a foot.
I'NAMELED WATCHES for LADlES-l'eautltul
IL syles-from sS5 10 500 warranted u = ALL' NO II
Na e.. neer Broadway, p hooT
IIRGENsEN WATCHES, in hunting eases, from
- $50 10 5000 vausnted perfect keepers q c ALLEN,
No II Wslst. Broadway I'd floor
CPLENDID GOLD POCKET CHRONOMETERS.
- which run any I.rcePbe variation from - 20 80
G. C. ALIEN No II Nsl.st, near Broadway ID hcor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-29

+. COLrON. Aucfi0neer
HENTFEL HOl SEHOLD FURNITURE of
" EVERY DESCRIPTION. PIANO FORTE. Sc.-F COL
viii sell THIS DAY Thursday June - 0i O'Clock at
No Hudson aud Washing the entire
Furniture family who breaking hos ekeeIng II Will
orrre Mahogany and Rosewood Book Gases Secra
m MAHOGANY Chas oud Sofas hsTbeiop aud Plain Dressing
Bureaus rbffOp CcLfs Sofa and Gard Tables, EAens!on
d. Mirrors Mafbtop Washstand Tspe.try Three
y Iugsain Carpets OH oths Cbua and Gs Ware Table
Outlay MAuicl Crint nlad aud other CLOCKS Hair Mattress
-sseal good Feather Bsd and Pillows Mahogany French sud
dsi, adj Bedroom ard Basement Furniture Retdgeaur,
ore tosetr article 10 the house Also very
Rosewood tuoFoe hut ts used aud good order
y All the above Furniture vli be od without the least
and BE- removed edaey after the sale the mouse
= be o. by another party Friday No post
utfuer. ton r y
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Coal.

NUMBERLAND COAL.-The NEW CREEK
- COMPANY receiving Baltimore resas, saPpye
CUMBERLAND COAL from ter mines IN Hampshire County,
which the lowest mske price,. This Coal
believed equal quality Coal mined IN he canbetsnd
For has superior The estimation
which held by Eusneer- In the United states Navy and o s~
OF the office OF the Company No
81 Wast where orders will boa punofnsly aenddn
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"A toa r. respectfully invited HALLS PATENT cELES
1lAL PIANO. complete and tot the h time brought se
tic notice.
M Improvement Of the Psnoforts h.s cost the inventor i've
bring snc justly
able Psniss and Mrcs Ails iAr he
Only important improve OF this in
half Our Celestial Pno
equal ordinary 7ctsye Psnos and Tor
and effect almost eqa. rne orchestra OF nsrumsns
Pianos OF ell binds sale and 10 hire Faysrahs ternS
ELY MUNGER. No j,l Brosiss>y
Manufacturer Of Celestial all other Paoos