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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-25
EDWARD s1NHENIcH AucroNEER GREAT

IfDwARD sINZENIcH AUCT1ONEER. GREAT
IL sale, by order Of the Receiver, Of su
perb diamond jewelry, heavy English sterling
plate, &c Edward Sintxenich win sell at auction, ON
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Sept 90 81
% 90 at IL O'Clock each day at the 6 Wall
street. by order Of tse recsver Great sale Of superb
diamond jewehy, imported Watches heavy sterling sill
English plate chronometers costly diamonds OF the
rt water being tie entire stock Of rst class import
ing jewelry house, and for peremptory SALE Ths
perb stock comprises diamond jewelry of the highest
character including splendid bracelets do with rubies
and brapts brooches pins elegant lockets, watches
set with brliants large single stone rings and pins Of
crosses magnificent watch hook set with brillian and
emeralds, and very extensive assortment Of similar
tices, mostly Of Partisan make. The watches and
chr onometers Of which there very large and exten
sive assortment, all OF the best French, Engah and
swss include Jurgensen, Bretsng Tobias Dent
Cooper, Johnson French, be-, &c Fifteen day watches
chronometers independent second lever &c &c. Also
large number Of silver watches. gold chains, guard
and fob do in large variety. Also enamsed Hne gold
suites Of bracelets lpins and earrings elegant seas
chatelsires charms silver snuff boxes. Also . su parb
sterling silver tea and coffee service, Of original egu
registered, which exhibited at the great exhibition
Of London, 1861 and gained prize; II Of antique de-
sign and Of most exquisite Workmanship and finish.
Also, sterling silver forks and Of every pattern
There also some magnificent sterling silver fitted
English dressing cases, Of very costly manufacture.
TERMS cash, under $780, and approved endorsed city
rotes for amounts above that sum The trade win do
vel to examine this stock, which will be view on
Monday and during the week Of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-25

T@ nRrrM AND N0srH AMERICAN soYAL
SRou INV yox 10 uvnrosx
$3.50 sss;P
vRoA Bosros 10 uvnsroox.
Cnsd CABIN passage. .xll0
ne ship. ftoh Boston c.i 81 i.if.n
ASIA, Capt T. @. Lott, CANADA. Cnps. Stone.
AFRICA, Capt. Harrison, NIAGARA, Capt. Leitoh.
These seseeis carry clear white light ct head
NIAGARA, Leisch Boston. Wednssdsy. a.
ARABIA, Judkns " New York, Wednesday,, Oct. 4.
anERICA, Lang, Boston, Wednesday, q II.
EUROPA Shannon. Boston Wsdnssday u.s.
AFRICA, Harrison, Z" New York, wednesday, Nov. 1.
NIAGARA, Leitch f" Boston. Wednesday, s.
berths not secured until psid for.
An experienced surgeon on board.
The owners Of these ships viii not be accountable FOR
soio SILVER buoa specie Jeseiry, precious stones or
IAtAis unless bills of iading signed therefor a
he value thereof therein expressed
sor freight Or passage apply to
T,Hz Nrw YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATE
y NAH stsamsra-rhs ships composing this line
ATLANTIC, Capt West. BALTIC Capt oomssosk
AbRIAr1c, Capt. @ o.r' A4'
Ihese ships having bssn built BY contrao: sxpressi,
heir ~ tn their engines to ensure strength
md speed and their accommodations for passengers are
insqualled for eleganos and comfort
rIies 81 pAssaSs from New YORK TO Liverpool In arss
size state-ro0ns, 1926.
From Liverpool 70 New York, ESQ and x2u.
An o. psrienoed surgeon attached TO each ship
No berth secured until paid for.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-25

HENRY r. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER-BY T. LEEDS &
Co.-Assignee's sale, Monday September %, at 1917
o'clock at 172 West Twenty fourth street, bet wesn
Seventh and Eighth avenues the rich and lily house
hold furniture contained in the large TIA story house
above consisting OF superb wood octave
pianoote Of magnificent tone and richly carved case
cost $780, superior rosewood parlor suit 10 crimson and
god brocade also suit in crimson and green with
most deliberately carved frames very large heavy French
plate oval mirrors rich BOD with plate glass
doors and back carved in the most expensive manner
ladies' rosewood escreore and secretary lined with satin
wood plate glass cocr carved rosewood marble top
tire side and sofa tables fine collection Of choice oil
paintings and steel plate engravogs in rich gilt frames
rosewood civaDs, covered in the best Of satin costly
chra vases tete SETS china, Parian, bronze aud
bsque figures twenty day mantel clocks, brooates
lace window curtains, ami rich gold baud parlor
hsdes about two hund ed yards of the best Of English
tapestry carpets in excellent order, mahogany and black
walnut tea dining and extension tables gold band china
dinner and tea sets sverware tea service saver cake
rings bes. Of ivory handled table cutlery, crock
cry rich cut glassware &c also bedroom furniture Of
best quality, Brussels carpets mirrors rosewood
mahogany and black walnut bedsseads, buresus wash
STANDS gt china toilet SETS best of South American
cured horse hair mattresses holsters and pillows fine
WOOL blankets and counterpanes, bookcase mahogany
cushioned chairs, sofas, rocking chairs, work tables
fancy work baskets, &c together with fine assert
mtnt of basement furniture, refrigerator oil Cloths vel
vet ard Brussels stair carpets &c. Catalogues Be
obtained at the house the morning of SALE which win
he positive rain shine; and cash deposit required
from every purchaser No other goods will be admitted
In this sale. Parors will be sold Immediately liter the
basement furnitu 70, with which the sale viii commence
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NfNOIS DO huuilnIstIHsor.
ANNA e. BUXTON, Admihistrat rix,

ToHN L vANDEwATER, AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL
taeoom 80 Pine and Sc Cedar Streets BY order of the
Medical Department United States army, amputating and
SETS scarifcators, magnetic battery, apothscaries
scales blankets, coyerlets pillow cases. sheets towels
mosquito bars together with assortment Of rosewood
and mahogany furniture, sofas, chairs bedsteads b
reaus, wAshstands centre, side pier, and extension
tables bookcases rosewood and mahogany pisnofortes
French plate mirrors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-25

M0R1ARTY, AUTHORITATIVE. SELL. ON MON
a. day, 25ih inst, at lok o'clock at IL Pesis sin,
M tbe furniture contained therein. good z,ent
over 2" ftsther trds mattresses hedanr tables bed
e-a rs4ss, eote.ss uirrsfs earpss- k,.oAra iur...
wv no Also the gos1 wM VI the lesss-N term 0. %
sssss' SAricrlass Ut he uxas II aEs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-25

A DMINIsrRAT0R's SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
"A ture William Irving Co., Auc sioneers will sell
at auction, on Tuesday, September 49, at 1oH o'clock
at the salesIo0ms, No Pine steeet, admnistr
rale of Household furniture. Hair mattresses eleven
feather beds double and SINGLE feather holsters and
pillows twenty one pair double blankets, best quality
oounterpanes quilts shsets, pillow cases, towels table
cloths &C. mahogany sofas and chairs In hair cloth;
marble top rosewood and mahogany centre and pier ta
bies, rosewood work tables, mahogany and rosewood
arm chairs in brocatee rosewood etegeres mshogany
ditto dining aud tea tables crockery and glass ware
large assortment Of silver plated ware, castoIs liquors.
trsmes pickle castors, salts cake baskets tea sets
walters &c. mahogany and rosewood marble top dress
ing bureaus marble washstands mahogany enclosed
do mahogany French beasteads black walnut and ma
pie do Brussels and ingram carpets rhiee ply d.
hogany bureaus fire screens, sideboard bookcases &C.
Also, elegant French plate, gilt frame pier and mautel
mirrors, bedroom and basement do OF various sises;
Two gold Watches, pencils ear rings, finger rings,
brooches, &c. together with large and complete as
sor.ment Of Kitchen furniture, mangle, &c.
A sIGNEE's SALE OF PIANosoRrEs TOOLS, PAT.
"A terms, &c.-1he stock Of Nunns Co. will b sold
at the warsrooms Of Mcdonald Brother, 292 Bowsry,
at great sacrifice, for cash The stock comprises an
assortment grand diagonal and horizontal OK and
octAves in plain and carved cases. ALSO several second
hand pianos from $50 to $685. fully warranted By order
Of VIM WAKE Assignee.
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@ HERnF'5 SALE -0N THURSDAY. sKPrENBER Il,
y 1854, at 10 O'Clock A. n. AZ the corner 81 Foety.
seveosh street and Second avenue the contents q the
building known as ths New York Steel WORKS. oonssng
u large quantity Of nsot steel fnshed octaSon ard
square scrap steel lingo. mouds bolts tools Of various
descr ptions nav fire brick no. Satisfactory notes
VIII b taken for al amounts exceeding 500. For
further particulars, inquire of Clark Cornwall attor
neys, &c No l95 Broadway. The above sale Is adjourn
ed until Tuesday, September 70, at the time and
place Sale peremptory,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-25
DANCING ACADEMIES.

A DODwORTHs DANCING ACADEMY, NO SOC
IA Broadway, opposite Eleventh street.-Mr Dod.
worth has the honor of announcing to his friends and
tire public that the classes for the ensuing season WI
commence Saturday, October It'll, at 3P NJ, for Ia
dies ct for children, and at O'Clock for gsntlemen
The elegant establishment has been additionally deco
rated this door re.aid and other improvements made
during the summer months. The improved system o,
instruction. SO successful since its adoption viii be
tained with slight alterations suggested BY experience
in addition to al the dances in ordinary uss-with tn,
careful attention to the progress and department
Of the pupils which has BEEN distinguishing char.
actsristc Of this academy. Circulars containing tat
days. hours and terms Of instruction. be had at any
time at the academy, or viii be sent BY post.
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NM S.,MElIOR, AUCTfONEER-BY EoUGHrON &
w MELL0R To morrow, Tuesday. at 40 o'clock;
a. 4e4 Third avenue hardware stock uader judgments
and executions ing about - 600 worth Of hard
ware OF every ecrpton consisting Of the usual variety
yrplAnes Of every desert otion by the best MAKERS
Cessons hoowwaie carpeuters' tools Of every dsscrp
ton cutlery forks Spoons spirit levels tea trays sho
yels SPADES hinges chains bits augers together with
an endless variety Of garden utensils Als,, wooden
ware, vzstsp ladders, clothes horses wash tubs, &c
together with variety of whitewA brus hes copper
brass and roo wire Of bestquaty Also store xtures
&c. We recommend this really good .msat Of hard
TO the trads and those about refurnshng Cata-
logues the morning Of sale
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L, COTTON, AUcrONEER-LARGE AND PEREMP
II tory sale Of household furniture, carpets, oil
cloths, mirrors, pianos, chairs platei goods &c &c
+ Cotton win sell this day, monday Sept. 2sth, at
O'Clock at the auction room so Beekm street very
household cabinet furniture, comprising two suits OF
rich rosewood parlor furniture ia brocate sofas and
ofa bedteads tse stste marble top furniture OF every
bedseaGs Pressing and plain bu eaus ia try three
ply and irgain carpets oil cloths hair and other mat
tresses rockers voitaire chairs mirrors
woo5 psnoortes extension dining and tables second
hand iurn ture lace ana damask curtains The viii
be positive and very large
On Tue soay Sept 90 An the furniture OF boarding
houie. Of Broome and LUDLOW streets commencing
1T 10 u O'Clock
On Wednesday Sept 81 at 10t O'Clock at the auction
SO Beekman sLest, large assortment OF carpets
and oil cloths the entire stock Of dealer. 1t viii
prise about undied two hundred pieces and
pieces q wilton tapestry three ply aud ingram crpes
rugs and oil cloths AID xil afford ArJt rate opportu
nifty to dealers, ar all others interested Also at the
came time 70 close mortgage. quantity OF household
furniture IN good orSer.
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sNROCKERY, GLASS AND CHINA-AUCTTON NOTICE.
" JNO E. VAN ANTWERP 4 SON win sell on Tues.
day, Goth September. at 10 O'Clock at Ne ZIG Pearl
street. from the Shelves in lots to suit purchasers 70
crates j. Mayors white granite and iron gtone wars
sorted; Is do. sFunnivals;'' Is "Good Tslows;' II
''Adams;' q crates g dipped and edged ware do.
Jugs; flint ware swsrs basins &c. casks raised figure
blue china, a pieces to sett invoice Of knives and
forks, tea trays and walters % casks glass ware full
assortment Also 100 lots not the catalogue ALSO SO
pair French china vases. N B-Goods packed in the
best order for shipping. Country merchants will find 1t
to their interest to attend
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'LNDWARD SINTZENICH, AUCTIONEER.-EDWARD
II sintzenich, will sell At auction Monday, Sep.
tember &c. at half-past 10 O'Clock, by order Of
the attorneys Of mortgages ON the premises, No.
100 west fhiItisth street, the whole Of the Gle.
giant household furniture, nearly new and Of the best
manufacture, comprising mahogany French bedstsads
bureaus washstands. mahogany and cottage chairs g
mahogany d. prime thick hair matrasses feather BEDS
holsters and pillows ingram ard ply carpets toettss
wardrobes &c The paror furniture consists Of carved
euit in brooatee marble top stegsres centre tables
fancy tables rich curtains elegant velvet Tapestry car
pets and rugs to match, mirrors SOFAS &C. Also extern
giant imported glass chandeliers rosewood hat stand oil
cloths &c and large variety OF culinary articles glass;
ctina, &c. Sale peremptory Terms caah.
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VHE MARRIED woxAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL COM

vH,HE MARRIED wOMAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL CON.
4 psaion--By Dr.. A. N. haariosaa, professor O.
diseases Of woman; one hundreth edition. $500 oco) u
Up. S36; ON dne paper, extra binding; rrios 81
Every complaint TO which WOMAN II subject from girl
hood 70 womsnhood, and also as wife and mother
ths proper mode Of treatment In plain simple bat In
the nost chasse language, esay understood And thas
every woman can discover ~ comparing hcr own symp
toms with those described the nature, character, ed
esusos of her complaint, and DO spared mnoh anssJ
and suffering TIE vile about becoming q mos1lu
utmost Importance TO her future health, In regpecs
vhsch her ssnsitvensss forbidn consulting medical ges
tlsan viii Gna such instruction and acTics and also
explanations Of many syrptora which otherwise wouf
occasion much anxiety OF alarm How man. are suhsr
Ing from obsaueioos irregularities peculiar to tss
fsaale syssm which undermine tbs hsata of thu esok
OF which they ars Ignorant and which ths Gscacy for
bids seeking mscica. adyfef How many sn6es from
pfols psus er (fstlng Of MO aoabl nom faor Al
tus (veNass5, deSsy, tc)S Io- many 10 constant
sgony for Hsy nocths preceding earApsmsn1 HSN
many have sfalt, not dangerous dsiysris ara slas
snd my sn yeooyer.sss some uhoes lives hszsgoec
dsrizg seh tss wiz 1n4 Ia in psgas the socsIs O.
| rrssayson. scsshoaattcn, snj reisf HoH neaS BIZ
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~ tislY roscesaCn OF thf lite volume II ID i-1pxAa
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thsy Of nature strictly Intended for Tho married
those ooaleuy ting srregs, For sails b strngs
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TOHN W. SOMERNDYKE, AUCTIONEER-STORE NO.
81 ITO Centre street, corner of Franklin Admins
traitors sale Of groceries, &C., Tuesday Sept &c. at 10
O'clock at No 4s3 Greenwich street consisting Of the
usual variety Of teas sugars ceee four soaps spices,
bottled liquors and pickles small wares, SCI also the
fixtures scales and weights platform d. oil and cans
comprising large and we'll selected stosk also supe
rior horse, cart, and harness.
FHANCI3 BO, Administrator.
ANNA E. BUXTON Admhistratrix.
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A MccAFFRAY, AUOTIONEER.-TGI5 DAY, AT
"A 10Y O'Clock, at the store, 26 Catharne street
McCaHrsy Walters, will sell large valuable as
isor'ment Of and second band furniture to pay ad
vsnces and charges Consisting Of bookcase, sofas
chairs tables, bedsteaes feather beds, mattresses, VII
7on BRUSSELS, tapestry, and ingram carpets, kitcheo
furhiture, &c. Also . superior Sc wing machine.
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LOT tr0lgnt OF paeshS6, apply 70
EDWARD z. COLLINS, So Wan street, New York.
brown, sHPLEY Z CO., Liverpool. London.
6TEPHEN kENNARD CO., ~ Austin Friars,
JOIN MUNR0E CO., 70 Rue Notrs Dame des Vie
GEO 81. DRAPER, Havrs rtolres Paris
The owners Of these ships viii not Be accountable for
so silver, bullion specie jewelry, precious stones,
metals unless bills Of lad,ng signed thsrefor and thu
value thereof therein expressed.
shippers viii please take notice that the ships Of this
line cannot carry any goods coutrAbSuc of war,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-25

DRUSHES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT THE BRUSH
I'D factory, 1877 Pearl street, Franklin square. Ali
articles sold at the lowest factory prices Paint brushes
of superior quality constantly hand; machine brushs
made to order. JOHN K. HOPPEL.
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WOODS ETHIOPIAN MINISTRIES,
w HANICS' HALL,
AZ BROADWAY.
d. WooD.... business Manager, 10
PROGRAMME FOR THIS EVENING,
ETHIOPIAN MEL0DIES-NEGRO JIGS AND FANCY
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, GUITAR, AND
VIOLIN SOLOS,
Concluding with very Aughabls aterpar In which thu
whole company will appear.
Doors open ut early hour. entertainment oomsns.
ing at quarter to O'Clock. Tickets Is csnts
CAsTLE GARDEN-THE OPERA POSITIVELY TR
~ LAST WEEK OF THE SEASON,
AND
LAST APpEARANCE BUT TWO or
MADAME GRISI AND sIGNOR MARIO,
prior to their departure
First night Of the Grand Opera,
PURITANI,
Composed by BEIIINI for MADAME GRsl
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, 1854,
PURITANI.
(The Puritans
Elvira, daughter of Lord Walton Madame Grisl
l1ra arthur, Cavalier, sgnor Marie
(From the Grand Opera Houses La Scala, at Milan;
St. Carlo, Naples Apollo, Rome; and Pergos,
Forence-his first appeaIance.)
Lord Walter Walton, Puritan General Gov.
ernor OF the Fortress of Ply mouth Signor Candi
Sir Bruno Robertson friend of Sir Richard Sgnor Patti
Henrietta OF France widow of Charles L. Signora Nora
Chorus of Soldiers, Peasants, Ladies', &c.
The scene is laid in the Fortress Of Plymouth
Doors open ct OK; performance 70 commence at TX
o'clock.
Secured sests at % EACH and promenade Tickets At
P. NJ, Daily, st the Office Of the Treasurer, BERRY
GORDON's music store, 2s7 Bread
Aieo, At W. Hal sons music store, 239 Broadway:
Van Norden Kings, 40 Wall street. rcke.a cam slss
Notioe.-PromsnAds tickets not admitted till TX
O'Clock.
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EVEkRERO'S DANCING ACADEMY, SO WEST FOUR
Il tesnth street-Mad. Dubreul Fcrrero and
Ferrero beg to announce that they win open thsh
and masters classes Wednesdays and Saturdays and
Mondays and Thursdays, at 81 P. N. GentisEsn's
Ssy eysnings for FROM neraons A. pr;vsts ~
sons, classes and schools attended. soiress given y
usual
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rONSTABIE'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECU.
~ tion directed to me, win expose for sale at public
vendue, Monday. Sept. Is at O'Clock M ct 80 City
Hall place the following articles, viz horse one
VIM THOMPSON, Constable.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DEIS BELLS = MENEELY's CELEBRATED
ID church, factory, steamboat, school, ship locono
the works in West Troy n r. and also At the agency
ll6 Broadway NY.
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CLOTEIMG, &C.

N~ts
fyIsr oYr CLOTHING. "A LARGE cUANTSgY WANT
~ ed The highest price rtssa. ard paid 10 our.
rsrt ocsy for isrr, ssu iots q Shod secorcna-a
70, sssses sIar~~ o. ssl n JlIEl Ic2ONZY. II
oraaSs ssgsst $50 CkA.hA0-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-25

IHEAP GAS LIGHT.-BY USING KIDDER's GAS
~ Regulator saving Of full twenty-five per cant can
in general in the factories of the East and the
hotels Of the Union. It has also been successfully
compshed all the advantages claimed With 1t in
servants car not waste and all escape Of
healthier atmosphere in dwellings The folio wing e..
tracts show what the machine has done In the most pro-
minert places In New York -
The gas bills Of the HipPodrome for the four weeks
ending July 90 averaged $40 Al per week but the ax
lures Of the Gas Regulator Company were now applied
and the bills for the same concern for the four follow
ing weeks closing last Saturday, averaged SOL 10 per
week-the saving being $50 81 per week. 80 per
cent As the evenings were longer Tor the daylight
shorter in August than in July the saving must have
been real and fully as much as il expressed by the above
6gures-Tribune, Aug. 80.
KIDDER's GAS REGULATOR This economical machine
has been N operation in our ONCE for some time and
proves to be perfect regulator Of lights We
not yet show by bills the per age saved, but
no one who examines the evidence IN the hands Of the
the average saving at least Is per The bills at
A. T. Stewart Co.'s, for month";, without the
chine In use in corresponding months still more favor.
able results shown in other quarters and it to
rs no merchant desiring the best light at the lowest
cost, will do without the regulator after examining it,
One Of the machines be in operation at this
oce No 1853 Pearl street-Nsw York shipping List and
Price Current April 10, 1854.
A PRAcrcAI INvESnoE.-Ore of the most usefal, sci
entfc and easily managed improvements in the city
Kiddsrs Patent Gas Regulator It IL affixed to the ord
nary gas meter with very little trouble and regulates
the pressure in such manner invariably to
the best light with the least consumption OF gas Its
cert in and efficient action testified to by the highest
chemical authorities OF the metropolis; while all who
have used it-proprietors Of all the largest hotels
stewards in Broadway, and namelcss numbers more
have gwen their hands and seals to the fact that beside
afordng the very light 1t lessons their gas bills
more than rs per cent We can bear testimony to the
effect, having had Of the regulators for
time In USE and thoroughly tested its excellent qualities
and infallible action -Knickefbocker Magazine.
The Regulator be fully examined at the Off &c Of
the New York Gas Regulator Company, 262 Broadway,
where orders be left Several capable canvassers
can and steady employment, at liberal commission.
Applications to be made personally, at the Office, be-
tween three and four O'Clock p. N.
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~ EO CHRIsTY WOODS MINSTREIS
W 444 BROADWAY,
sndsr the control Of
H. WOOD, Business MANAGE
GEO. CHRIS Y, Stays Manager
ETHIOPIAN MINsThE1SY,
SCKASQUE OPERA, LIGHT FARCES, DANCES, ETS.
Afrcanizea By tbs most accomplished company in IL
world.
This week, the Extravaganza Of
ROBERT MACAIRE.
Robert Maoare. A. Wei
Doors open at Oh o'clsck; to commence at X, rrs
osely,
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A UCTION NOTICE-A M. CRTsTALAR AUCTION.
"A eer, will sell watches ard jewelry, musical and ma.
shema.ical instruments guns and pistols and TOOLS on
Thursday Sept g. at II o'clock at % Bowsry by order
OF Jackson pawnbroker, SO Reade street. This sale
is worthy the attention Of the general trade.