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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-29

VLTAILACKS THEATRE-GREAT HOUSES.-GREAT
w variety.
To NIGHT, FRIDAY, sEPrEMBER 20,
O'Keeie's comedy Of
WILD OATS.
Rover. Mr. Wallack
MY WIFE'S SECOND FLOOR.
Box book now open for the week.
No extra charge for reserved seats Second tier boxes
26 cents,
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A UCIION NOHCE-rHOS BELL AUCTIONEER-
"A By Bell Bush-Ths day, at l01S O'Clock. we will
sen without reserve, 10 salesrooms % Centre
street. near Chambers the handsome furniture OF two
psrors bedrooms hall basement, Kitchen utsnsils and
ether arr sDgements Of eentee family, removed from
Third avenue-CaIpets, bsos, bedding china, glassware,
paintings also large additional lot Of excellent iurn
ture, &c, and 6ne sugar mill and coffee do.
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aAi,Hs "a ACCTIOn.

A LBKRr H. EICoL ~, MISUNDERSTANDING
IA lots at su,tion--Albert ii. NiooiaT sl set on
TucsGsy October g. at II o'cocs, on the ground. l5
desirable building los, siiuated ia the healthy aud
DO ssishrg village Of Fortbas IVES CHESTER county
miles thiry minutes ride fro ths city OF New York.
and within from i've 20 eight ruu es' walk Of the r
read depot There tsenty SIX trains TO aud from
the city daily and the communication Is only about
cents per cay. these beautiful lots will ne sold without
serve close int est the following liberal
terms:-l0 per mt ADD the Auctioneers fass on the
day Of SALE and 10 per ceat month thereafter until
the whole amount IL pa,a; purchasers msy. after
paying SO per cent, receive their desds by executing
bond mortgage for the bslspce OF two and ilf
years at per cont Tide iadispu'able Trains will
leave the City Hall morning OF sale at I, ga, and
10L A stopping At all the usual PLACES Free
tickets, together with h,hogesphic maps, can be OBJ
tanned on application to
ALBERT H. Nj col Az, No Broad street.
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HtASTLE GARDEN TO LET FOR TIE ENTIRE MONTE
~ OF October This favorite and capacious place e
amusement will be let for concerts musical enrtaD.
ments balls, or public meetings BY the night week. q
for the entire month Apply 10 L. @. STUART, q ~
Garden, from 10 A. n. till 3P.N
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TASTLE GARDEN - TIE OPERA. LAST NIGH
~ OF THE SEASON,
OF
MADAME GRIsl AND SIGNOR MARIO,
FRIDAY EVENING, SEPT q,
viii be presented

DARNUA'S AMERICAN aUSEUM.-FRIDAY, SEP
ID TENDER 2Sln the L ming, at TX o'clock the en-
trely new end thrilling anna, for the fourth time -
America gotten up be- With great perfection, and
Mr. Hadaway Poaiet, Miss Mestaysr Louisa, 10 I.
the Afternoon, a O'CLOCK two fsrces and the
derful hook Children. Tie living Rhinoceros the
great African Ec CONSTRUCTOR 25 feet long, the Happy
Family, and ali the curiosities can be without
extra charge Admission, Is cents; children under
ten. 12L oents,
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MEDICAL.


DR LARM0NT's PARTS AND LONDON MEDICAL
~ adviser, eleventh edition, 345 pages, Is engraving
Both married and single should consult It, Sold NJ
222 Broadway and mailed free for 81 BY tho author,
krmcnt, physician and surgeon, No. AZ Reade strest
TIN n, and 70 in tie evening Sundays e1osptss
50 New York Post ONCE We concur With al the otSs
papers In recommending d. Larmont 70 the afflicted
Courier des Etats Unis Stats zstung, National De.s
IL No. 90 White street, four doors west Of Broadwas
from to and ffom to in the evening. Dr.. MACXh
rsmedies for female dsrangsmsnts sold By him only
~ Univsrsty Of New York, may b consulted ON die
eases. Dr.. C.'S rooms 70 arranged that patients
nsyer come in contact. Tho utmost sserssy observe
and no charge made uplsss perfectly cured.
nR COOPER, IA DUANE STREET, SO LONG KNOwl
~ to the ctissns Of New York may b consulted via
confidence. usus ct his old o6cs, whsrs al who haW
srnered from the Of prstsndsrs may ret
On being honorabiy treated
DR JOHNSON, 10 DUANE STREET, NAY DIX con
H. suited oonAdsntally diseases twenty-five year
y 9ns speciality enables pE. J, to cure such cases
have bsied t66ee less experienced than himself Coo
stituionM weafnsss ssstuaiiy cured without the use
Any deleterioug drug.
TAR RICHARDSON, LATE CONSULTING PHYSICIAN
IL TO the New York College Of Medicine and Phsr
macy, and graduate of the College of Surgeons, Dublin
can be consulted in his speciality at his private rooms,
and successful practice Of more than twenty years
hospitals Of this country and Europe enables him offer
inducements to be obtained elsewhere Letters from
the country attended to.
nR WARDS REMEDIES EXCEED KvERYTHIN0-
H. sure speedy, satisfactory Depot 80 Canal strsek
one door from Broadway Those who have been botchs
By pretenders, sure of from Wards rsne
diss often In very few days. No charge till cured
those calling in Time
nR WARD, WITH his CELEBRATED AMAZNl
IL medicines, Is making the most astonishing cures q
record at his Office, so Canal street, door iron
Broadway Country Letters containing IS, savsd via
advice and medicine By return post. His trsatusS
never known to fail
nR POWERS, FROM DUBLIN AND LONDON, IN
~ partnership with DR.. Ward can be consulted at
20 Canal street one door east of Broad way daily from
A. N. till p NJ. Separate to receive psients
and strict secrecy OBSERVED. Dr. Powers specific pills
ard depuIatve tincture, price 81, certain cure
the most dicut cases cured thereby with facility Dr.
Powers balm Of Gilead p,e s. for general debility
and nervous disorders DR. Powers female periodic Il
III ls, and other medicines for female derangements
price 81 Post paid letters will receive immediate ct
0 nton.
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A UCTION NOTICE-HOT HOUSE PLANTS, TREES,
"A &c.-sAMUEL 0SGOoD, auctoneer, "a Nassau
tobsr and Q, at 10k A. H. each day. the entire stock
Of Dunlap, Esq at his extensive premises OF
1l6th street and Eighth Inc collection consists
OF the rarest and choicest plants, trees, &c Full par
ticulars in future advertisement
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A sTROLOGY.-PR0FESSOR WILSON, THE CUx-
a brated astrologer, be cpnsulted on the past
present snd future events Of He at 200 Brooe street.
irof wilton Is the only astrologsr in this city, Peopls
OF sense have nscsssty TO 20 TO pared Of No
men, who humbug them by pack Of cards -.
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X AT SOUTHERN CIRCUS AND HIPPODROMk
" united at Madison square, every afternoon and
evening.
Besides grand entertainment on the sourse Of the
Hippodroms, full circus performance will be given N
the newly constructed circle without additional charge
The following are among the distinguished equestraa
artists who win appear this week
MILE MARIE Of Louisiana, principal Equsgtrisnne.
Sig. FELIX CAM, the famous Italian Trick Clown.
AMERICAN CLOWNS:
GEORGE DE MOTT and FRANZ WHITrAKxR,
FRENCH CLOWNS:
AUGUSTE SIEGRIsT and FRANCOIS SIEGRE1.
Boxes, so cents; children half price. Pit, - cszs.
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VIZ MEIIOR, AUCTTONEER-BY HOUGHTON &
w MEIIOR-Furniture, pianofortes, mirrors, oil
paintings, silver plated and china ware-rhis day,
Friday at 1O O'clock at No. 113 Nassau street,
Beekman, win sell large and varied assortment rose.
wood and mah gsny psrlor suits 10 bro. snd hair
CLOTH rosewood and mahogany bedsteads bureaus wash
stands and comnojes, wsrdrobes, s0fas tete tetes,
rockers Votace and parlor chairs in variety
rosewood and oas etegeres and corner ands
marble top, centre pier and fancy tables WORK do hall
stands oak armchairs hair mattresses and paliasses
extension dining tables; pier and oval French plate
mrrorssric gilt framed oil paintings engravings, &c
decorated French china tea sets, vases segar holders
colognes and card receivers silver plated cut bottle
knives. At IL o'clock-two rosewood pianofortes, of
good tone and nishfully warranted, and well worthy
Of the aten ton OF those in want OF good instruments
Catalogues the morning Of SALE G0ocs be packed
for shipping on reasonable charges.
WIN. Writer'S, AUCTToNEER, WILL SELL ON sA
w turday, at 1oh O'Clock at 1877 Canal street. all the
genteel household furniture Of family breaking up
Housekeeping consistins Of elegant wood piano
forte two French plate pier glasses with tables
library, bookcases, books sofas sofa bedsteads centre
dining and tea tables large plated trays, castors FORA
spoons ivory cutlery, china, glass, aud Britannia wsrc
elegant tapestry and other carpets, oclohs stair
marble ornaments clock mshogany french and cottage
drg, blankets, comforters, rose wood aud maho gany
dressing and plain bureaus, Wristbands, toilet ssts
mahogany and painted wardrobes, basement and kit.
chen furniture cooking stoves, &c also, quantity of
fancy goods.
" c. DARLINGTON, AUCTIONEER CUR
lie lis will sell Saturday sep'3o 1884, at 10 O'Clock
at the auction 81 Broad street. entire invoice
OF 600 lots consisting of silk purses ladies' dress
ta trimmings gnps fripges cords and tasses curtain
frnges curtain holders velvet ribbons laces embroi
dsres shawl pins and other fancy articles OF recent
importation, the whole to be sold without reserve.
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ASTROLOGY.

A srRoIOGIC-MRs FLEURY, FROM PARIS, wHOx
"A relatives propheslsd Napoleon L. ls the ceIsbratel
and first person OF the present age to forets future
street.
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AZ W. JENKINS AUCTIONEER. UPPER NORRIS.
~ ssia house and Lot -DUMONf q JENKINS viii
- ~ auction on thursday Oct at IL O'clock at the
Msrr hant Exchange the two story attic and
frame house and lot on Woodruff avenue Paramount,
ITptr Mo -risana The house built In the best
u ap1sr for the owners use with French windo vs.
szas on every side go house "a by 80 fest with wing
b. 40 feet lot 100 BY 200 feet There Is well OF
rtent water en- the premises Eve minutes walk Of the
crpnt plspk road; twenty Ave trains daily TO and
the civ firm A. NJ. TO II p NJ Part OF the Dur.
Case 1cuty may remain on bond and mortgage.
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% c. KEMP, AUCrIOyEFR mo RIG gees SALE
H. OF furniture. pianofortss, chinaware, &c -Tnis
day, Friday.) at 10 O'Clock, at 1875 Nassau street.
two doors from Faiton.-R. C. Kemp will sell at auction
above large assortment Of handsome furniture, Of
good quality removed for convenience of sals which
will be sold without reserve and consists OF hand
pAr oforte rosewood paror nsurelensue, rich
china dinner aud tea SETS cut glassware extension din
ing tables, oliver plated casters, window curtains pier
and oval mirrors Br ussels and other raahoga
sofas and chairs library and secretary bookcases oil
paintings marble top centre and pier tables mahogany
seat chsirs, kitchen furniture &c. Catalogues on the
morning OF sale.
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NIAFK wRAY, AUCu0NE gR.-AsSIGNEE'S SALE
lNI Of furniture, pianos DC, saturday September
go at 1o O'CLOCK at the store lot Fulton street, be
tween Nassau and Viii lam Streets prisng six ele
CANT rosewood pianos and second hand made by
Of the most celebrated city makers two handsome book
cases. rose Eoac, mahogany and walnut bureaus sofas
lourges, matre sses, &c also quantity of Office urn
ture the whole Of which viii positively be sold BY Orier
of the assignee.
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NmO's GARDEN-BENEFTr FOR Tas wIDoy
IN and orphan children Of the late
SAMUEL NICHOLS,
On SATURDAY EvHNINo, SRrTUBm 10.
The Committee Of Arrangements beg to announce that
they enabled In OF the kind operation
of ALL THE MANAGERS IN THE CITY,
to offer an unequaled bill, including
THE WONDERFUL RAVELS,
Mr.. BURTON, Mr.. h. PLAUDE,
NADEMOISELLE T. MATBIAS,
MR.. THOMAS PLACIDE, Mr. APTOMAS, (ths o.
MR. JAMES BLOWN, lebrated Harpist,)
Mr.. GEO. JORDAN, MRS NAEIER
MR.. FRAZER, MRS. BURTON.
PROGRAMME =
TURNING THE TABLES
JACK humphreys NJ Burton,
NABoB FOR an HOUR
Gam Hobbs Mr.. h. Plscde Dick Dumpy. Mr. 7. Plasido
MUSICAL INTERMEZZiO,
BY Mr.. and Mrs. W. v. Wallace Mr.. Frazer, and Mr.
Aptcmas.
GRAND DlvERTI.EvENr,
In which the Wonderful Ravels Mile Urea Matthias an
the entire Ballet Company win appear
FORTY AND FIFTY
Mr.. Lllywhits n. j. Brown Mrs Llywhite Mrs. NaedGe
Tickets, so cents to al parts to be had ct the prn-
opal hotels, music stores. and members Of the Con-
mittes; Private Boxes, IS; Orchestra Ssats, d.
Box book now open. Is .st
roors open at ek; to commence at N. f}
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n g HcRToN, AUCTToNEeB, WILL SELL, Tus
~. csy At II o'clock at rs sixth avenue faruitee
e4tet fcr &c 81 ssle ehpsstins q large
tsSs ~ asscftiasni Of sscsai land fgra.sazs; ore
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M ONLY TO LOAN-PERSONS REQUIRING TEMPO.
yI rary advances wines and Spirits In bond, dia-
monds plate household furniture dry goods and upon
every description OF per soDal property be me-
distey accommodated 1t the EmI Loan and Agency
Office, 1913 Nassau street. opposite the Nassau Bank.
Business confidential.
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NTARK WRAY. AUJTIONEER WILL SELL, 7 HIS
1Nl day, sept % at 1Gn O'Clock, at la9 East Thirty
fifth street. First avenue, the furniture of family
breaking up housekeeping consisting OF beds bed
mattresses, sofa chairs carpets stove, &c Also, one
of Singers improved sewing mschires.
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NEONEY-Ar 2So BROADWAY, CASH ADVANCED
cloths merchandise and vauabes Of all kinds or bought
for cash. Business confidential The hgest prices paid
In cash. at $50 Broadway up stairs, room 3d. from to
O'clock p N
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TOT MsIgIt or pAsaa{s iil! 70
BROWN, SBIPLFY 4 CO., Liverpool LONDON.
STEPHEN KENNARp co. 81 Austin Friars,
GEO H. DRAPER Hayrs ltoirse, Paris
TINS OF these ships viii not Be accountable fcr
gold, silver, bullion Specie tswslry, precious stones,
METAL, unlsss bills Of aing signed therefor, and The
value thereof therein expressed.
shippers viii please taxa notice that tins ships Of this
hne cannot carry any gooda eontrAbsnd Of war.
NOR LIVERPOOL PACKET SHIP AsHBURTON,
IL Captain Bradish, win sail October 6. For cabin,
second cabin and steerge PASSAGE apply board pir
10, Il. R., or to THOMAS c. ROCHE SO SOUTH street.
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DR MACK Is CONSULTED IN BIS SPECIALITY, q
~ No. 90 White street, four doors west Of Broadway
from to and fom Q to In the evening. Dr.. NAUKh
prfro
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MR.. CHANFRAU CONCLUDED SPLENDID EN-
lI gagemert at Montreal last evening, where, for
nise nights he performed delighted Gro wds and would
have been equally attractive week two fonrsx had
he not been obliged to appear in Baltimore ON Monday
next in which city be played two brill ant engagsmsn
In February and April last. On Monday Mr. ChAnfrau
and Miss Aoertne appear there in the drama Of Jack
Sheppard and the world renowned Tcodles
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4.
The splendid double engine steamship STAR OF THE
WEST Capt Turner 600 tons burthen viii leave from
pier No. North river At O'Clock p NJ precisely, for
the fayorits steamship Uncle sam, 1900 tons burthsn
the Nicaragua transit route having but twelve
rhess steamers are unsurpsassd IN their ventilation and
accommodation. For information or passage, apply
CHARLES MORGAN, agent, No Bowling Green.
N. B-Commencing on the 9th October, the days Of
sailing OF the steamers win he changed to the l2th and
the steamers viii leave on the Monday foloxInx Tier.
viii be NO steamer on the 18th OF October.
A UsTRALIA.-PIONEER LINE, CARRYING THE o. s.
"A mal-Pos'tiveiy the Arst ve,sel.-The clippr bark
Mhk no Whiting, commander VII have quick dispatch
viii be succeeded by the clipper ship Windward Both
vessels the berth for freight or passage Apply
on board, 90 to X. W. CAMERON, 1l6 Wall street.
A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. INE-rgE BEAUTI-
sster Perry Cope. Commander win be despatched for
Melbourne on the 10th October The small capacity Of
segsrs, render her ths most desirable ship nov up
shippers and PASSENGERS are requested to sxsjn her ct
psi East ryer before engaging Sr freight
IKE Iass IGS Ia sI Pearl s,.s.
CHM MONTHLY LINE FOR NEW ORLEANs-sT0P-
- ping at Havana, and carving the United States
Mail-The steamship BLACK WARRIOR, J. D. Ballock
street, North River Freight taken for Mobile. Pas
tenges bor Havana must procure passports before eav
ing port Goods for the interior viii be forwarded free
Of commission For freight passage apply TO LIVING
SION, CROCHERON & CO., gents, 81 Broadway. NIB
The Cabswba, X. W. shufedlt, commander, win sue
coed the Black Warrior, and sail ON Wednesday, October
U.s. Bills Of lading must be sent In for signing the even
ing previous to tie ship sailing
EyOR CHARLESTON Al FLORIDA--SEM weekly
IL u. Mail Line The splendid and fast going
steamer NASHVILLE, Berry, commander win leave pi5r
No North River, Satur lay Sspt 80 at 4oclock r.
~ precisely For freight apply board where all bls
Of lading will be signed and for passage at the Office Of
sPOFF0RD, 1IIEST0N 4 CO.. 80 Broadway. Through
tickets to Florida ~ foliowsTs jacksonville, $751; to
III Tia, $S3. Sod -Eg.as
L,OR SAVANNAH AND FIORIDA-UNITED 81 ATES
~ Mail Line.-The and splendid steamship FLO
RIDA Capt M :. Woodruff will lave in few days
from pier No North river Bills Of iaiipg signed by
trio clerk beard. For freight passage apply to
3 L. MITCHELL, Is Broadway. For Florida-through
tickets from New York to Jacksonville $751; Pilatka, $50
LHOR NORFOLK PETERSBURG AND RIG HMOND The
IL o. mail steamship AAESTOWN, Edward Cavendy,
commander viii leA pier ID North river, on Saturday
september 30, at O'Clock Y. NJ, will arrive la Nor.
folk the next afternoon and Petersburg and Richmond
the following morning. from Norfolk psxengers for the
south proceed by railroad direct with through ticket,
from Weden towilmngton, Augusta, Charleston, Alta
lapt 30 Passage and fare stateroom included to Nor
fois Isl passage and fare 20 Petersburg and Richmond
LUpIAA 4 PEEasANrs, 50 Byoadwsy.
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ID UssEIL W. wESTCOTT, AUCUONEER LARGE
continuation sale Of rich an3 costly housshoi fur

d UssEIL W. WEsTCoIT, AUCFIoNEER. LARGE
LII continuation sale of rich and costly household fur
piture, morrow Saturday, ut 10h Clock at house
No, Y Eighth avenue, Fourteenth street, being
the entire splendid furniture CT the above house. Sog
to the great quantity to be sold the sale will be continued
on Monday at the game hour. Catalogues each day.
Those who attend these sales assured that every
tcle win be positively sold without aud po.
sit will be required of every purchaser The furniture
il part consists of full octave rosewood pianoforte
round corners cost $780, rosewood parlor furniture
carved In brocatee sxt richly carved rosewood t.
bles eteeeres rosewood music cabinets rich English
PETS rugs splendid large French plate mirrors, richly
frsmed curtains rich shades tete atetss
in velvet and hacloh voare and armchairs rosewood
and mahogany spring seat chairs, &c with magnificent
Levres and Dresden vases ornaments, &C. Also twelve
costly oipainDgs In rich frames, French clocks, &c
Chamber furniture-Rose wood bookcase rosewood and
mahogany French bedsteais, walnut d. with superior
hair mattresses and paliastres to st. feather beds bot
sters and pillows blankets, rosewood aud maho gany
dressing bureaus marble top very rich china
toilet sets oval and gilt mirrors SOFAS lounges, sof.
bedstead, inlaid clocks cheval glasses &c Basement
furniture-Osk and walnut extension dining tables, oil
cloth, bureaus carpets sdeboArds card and breakfast
tables rsfeeratcrs rich silver ware ivory cutlery cut
glassware elegant china dinner and tea SETS solar lamps
&c with valuable quantity of kitchen furniture sale
at 1oh precisely. No postponen emit on any account.
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nR. WARD, WITH his CELEBRATED AMAZUNl
IL incidence Is making the most astonishing cures O.
record, at his Office, so Canal street. door iron
Broadway. Country letter. containing S. served via
advice and edicne b. return post. His trsatnsDi
never known to fail
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IMMIGRANT INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS BANK, NO. 81
IL Chambers street Notice DE positors info m
that deposits made before SATURDAY, the 7th
day Of October next, will draw Interest from the Isl
day Of October. Bank open daily from 10 A. N. to
p. NJ, and from to P. NJ.
JOSEPH STUART, Presi lent.
PETER CRKRAR, Accountant
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- LAsGOW AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP OOMPA.
" py.-Ihe new and powerful ste amshi ps NEW YORK,
"a tons and 300 horse power r. Craig, comman Ter
and GLASGOW 1892 tons aud 400 horse power W. Cum.
ming commander built expressly for the trade between
York-Glasgow, Saturday, 18th November New York,
Saturday, 23d Decemb First cabin saloon state rooms
SEQ do midships do $751; second cabin $780, third class
SIS. New York city bills gold only taken Apply to
JOHN Mc>YNON. 80 BroadMAY,
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uFNRY H LEEDS, AUCuONEsR by II a.
u Leeds Co Friday, Sept 20, At i0H O'Clock, 1t
the saesroom, l9Nasssu street. Hontss lace from 70
rs inches 10 si9 also pocket hAndAefohfs caps col
lars, Nc, Of the hnest quality.
AT II O'Clock At the sales room, 10 Nassau street,
Psvsnh segaFsAbout 200 COOS enuins Hayeus segars,
by recent arrivals aud warraGe in every repet oon
lrsipg Tor dres Lon Tres Reg Has rrsbuoos and Mlar
Consizss Of the foliowing celebrated brands viz La
Sevillara la Foc,a III Tupan Ed saf,, Ri, nao,
CubIey Ls Tor del Paso FL Paseo, Ia Orleans Ia Nins
Is Prefer pcis sbd many her favorite braaGs all OF
which snted genuine imported dsvsns seyars,
and will be sold ia lots TO suit purch asers TermsSvsr
SEQ piGey days, approved dorsed notes uudec that
amount cash city funds Ss npes viii DO ready for
animation early on tho morning OF sale.
linn ediately after the sae Of segsrs,
Meerschanm pites mounted In pure gold I'D silver,
and exhibited at the Crystal Palace s Of which
rsnted of real eeIshsum, and nngs solii per
catalogue consisting u large variety Of every style
and description OF the most eyquists work aud
designs, tog Their With seghr boilers Add also lsrg
service OF snuff manufactured by kernsrd Brothers,
oldest German meuuf sctuiers established 1876 az
oGenbsch, oh the Main The above mentioned goods
exhibit on and competition at this Crystal palsce.
Also ore mshcgany mineral osse made in Paris for
btion 81 the Crystal Palace with plate glass FROG and
doors Also seven supei ior guitars
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ID EFEREE SALE-A ". CRYSTAL AR, AUCTfONEER,
III win sell this day, Friday 10Th inst, at 10 O'clock
at No Canal street. stairs, the stock Of clothing
establishnent sisting Of broadcoths, fancy and
black cssaimerss, satnsts aipacaa beaverteens, silk
and satin vestings sergss trimmings, lot Of piecel
quencs of the proprietois leaving the business.
CHERFFs SALE ON FRIDAY, SEPT. 20, 1854,
- OF 10 O'Clock A. N, at No. $40 Broadway, con DIST.
ing Of elegant lot Of silks for desses fancy goods
light wagons, one with top and one without top.
CHERIFF'S Saloon FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER %,
- 1854 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ at 80 Broad vay, OF ee
giant lot Of Silks for dresses fancy goods linens acss.
embroideries, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-29

$4,000 s% .o.s OK s.s ssas q .sas %
for cash Buansss notes city STOCKS bonds and mort
cages sesotistsd RoAi estate bought. sold aad
changed. CHFFSEhaN, BR listed b CO., brokers' and
eo~rc ssion merchAnts IS John street, or. Nassss