The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-02

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VoIeE-Mr Ja.obs takes those sesta
Ike to know?
=. First voIcE-(supposed to be the "origina,
Iacahs lies, sr, that hsppens 70 be the origina
Mn. Lu.Ds-How much for the next ohoice9 Come
! gentlemen let us get on.
N0lCE-Ons dollar.
MR.. LEEDs-0ne dollar bid: at one at one al
cie' M one, aa't one; any more?
A )oICE-Ole and half
MR.. LAxDs--Aty norci Ore and half.
A VSgcA-T Two.
ANorHm-T~o and quarter.
gone. Name. ,leaser
T TIE voIoE-Two and quarser-Mr. Cant
Mk LsEDs-Aow many,
| NE. GRANT. One.
M. LKEDs-Now, then, for another choice. How
much Ore daIaT bid; did heae one and half2
Az ore; ene, one, one, one, one; a, dollar ony
A NoIoE-One and half
M LsEDs-Ore and a half is bic; one and hall.
Make II two. At orc and Lsif. Who is the
biddsrl
| n. yISTRN announced nimselfes that individual.
and All nidt6 his Intention to take four seats.
Mr. LEE9s-How much shall have for the next
A voIcE-One dollar.
Mr. LEkIs-One dollar; at one dollar. Any more
Ddl Al ose dollar; going. Naue2
IHE V0IcE-Mr. Jollie. / vill take ten seats.
Mr.. LEEDs--Now, then, let Us get along. For the
Two VoIcts.One, one. one and quarter.
Mr. LEEDs-Ccme, gentlemen, be quick, or You
will foon lose your best ioice.
ONk OF THE voloEs-One and three quarters.
MT. LkEps-Ohe and three quarters. Any more2
Htus have It at once. One and three quarters.
Tong a. one and-any more three quarters.
Gone. The name2
VorCE-Gsrson, five seats.
Mr. LREDs--What for the next chcice2
VOICk--Fifty cents.
Nix. LsEps- Oh. gentlemen. only Hfty cents!--
Come, enc dollar.
A VOICE-One dollar.
ANOTnEa-One and quarter.
SrnL AkoTHER-I will give one and half
Mr.. LEEDs--One and . half-you see they are
rising, gel IL mer.
ANOTHER STILL-Ore and three quarters
Mr.. LEEIs-Now then, am offered one and three
quartfrs-goIng, going, gone, to Mr.. Ho sard.
What Is BID for the next?
A VOICF-U One dollar.
AN0TukR V0ICE-One and quarter.
MIR. LEEDs--Say one and q half--0pe and o half
One and three quarters-going, going, gone.
Name2
voIcE-Mr. Hunt, six seats.
Mr. LEEDS How much for the rext choice?
Fifty cepts is bid-one dolar-oue dollar Il offered
--st ole dollar and quarter will you make it?-at
ore-eoicg. Who is the bidder at Que aud o quar-.
te, !? Cali out your name II you please.
A VOICE. One end half
Mr. LEEps-Now the name
VOICE. BeT tiIDin.
Mr. LEEbs-How many, Mr.. Benjamin?
Mr. B-1 will take 222-M-26 rs.
Mr. LEEDs-You must remember, Mr.. B., that we
are o. ling now on tee fist floor; but nc will give i
you the privilege al. over the house.
M. B--l vlIl take besi les Nos. 23O 80, and 234.
That, Relieve mskes seven seats, does IL not, sir?
Mr. LEEDS Yes, sir--ail right. We We now ssll
ing the sections under ive doliars-at three. Now,
then, for the next choice. What's the bid2
A VOIcr- One dollsr.
hr. LEsps-One dollar is bid-at one-at one-at
'Le-ope COLLAR. Any mere!
A VOICE. quarter.
Mr.. LEEDs-A quarters quarter-qu usrt-quart
s,asrr sSorTsn voIos.A 70 cue sr2 S.itq quarter.
cid half.
FIRsr voIcE-Three quarters.
MI. LEsDs--At one ard three quarters-tw0 VIII
you make III Well, then, at one and three qnartes
Name.
VoicE- c. Strart-Ncs. ! 900 and 1,eol.
Mr.. LEEDS How much for the next choice?
NoICE-OLe.
Mr.. LEKDs-One dollar there is bid for the next
choice.
ANOTHER voIcE--One end quarter.
Mr.. LHEDs-Did hear one and o half2
VoIog-Yes; one and o half.
Mr.. LEfDs-One and half; may say one and
three qusIters-yes, sir, ore and three quarters
gone. What nan Q?
TnE voIoE-1ribul. want 1e47 and 1,e75:
crest difficulty in skipping around WITH the flag, we
will be obliged to sell In sections. Now we will take
letter ard finish that section, after which we will
Iske another letter. Now, then, gentlemen, we are
seats On toat serti0E-fifty cents did hear? These
are the best seats in the house.
A V0IcR-seventy five cents.
Mr.. LEEDS Six shiIlings-I heard one dollar
che and q quar.er-one fifty--one and three
quar,e,s--at ,wo-at two-ss two-two-two-
two-g. ing gone. What Lame!
VOICE. M. Rugelee.
MIR. LEEDs--WEat numbers?
Mr.. RuG6LEs-Nos. CAT and GAS.
Mr.. LEDs--Now, then, we will go on from 639to
G4c--eigbt seais consecutivtly. How much for the
choice, geo,lemeD?-thsy arc the finest seats in the
whole line.
A NCIoI-A half.
Mr.. LrRDs--Haf ,llar-four shilings are bid
st four--at four--at f,ur-at four-ony four
9usritT--at quarter-a qnart-quart-quar
Won't you say one anc a MALI I--one and q half II
is--goLe What name?
VoICE--Funhsm--teo.
Mr.. lEEDs--No1 y, then, from GAO to 6aG.
VoICE-0rc dollar.
Mr.. LlEps--One douar--going- -going-gone.
What rame?
The remain der were taken by JoAie, the music
publisher.
NJ. LEEDs--Now, then, Gao and upwards-bow
mucl2
yoroE--One.
Mr.. LEsps-- One, one, one ard a quarter Is bid
ouc AID Lslf-one and three qusrssrs-tvo is bid
two and qusrter--two ftty-at two fifty. What
tame?
A volcE-The Astor H. use, ten seats.
M LrEDs,-aog, then, from $50 upwards.
vCICT- Futy cent?.
Mr. Lrns--A half-a balf-oDly half. The
seats ave jlsr as good as any other In the house.
ANoTnIB NalcE--Six sbiiliDgs.
Mr. LffIs- Sesenty five cents 10 bid. will say
enc doiiaI: one dollar is bd-going-gone. What
name, 81
yoicr-yr. Kerr. 7 will fake ten seats.
Mr. LEgps--llow much u bid for the seats from
GIG upl
VofcE--Fifty cents.
ANoraER--Three quarters.
Mr. Lsecs-Tbrse quarters-one dollar-one aud
o-go,Eg-goiog--gors What Dameg
VolcE--Andeysop. l will lake 677 and 67S.
Nh. LEEDs--How much for the nexti
n AVoIcE-Fifty cents.
Mr.. LEEDs-fffty cents--one dolar-one dollar
AID qua,ter-going-gone. Name I
voicF--wr. COBbOr. take six seats.
Mr.. LElps-Now, then, there are only four more
seats in hat linc--now much for themf
vebty Eve cents-ons dollsr--0ne, ore, gone.
Name