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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-03-18
nTVIIGH & GHlMBIRLAlJ.
Produce and Commission Merchants,
WHOLESALE GRocERs,

PrOdace and Commission Merchants,
Prince Street VEaf alexandria, Va.
TTAVE the pleasure to make known to their
/ customers and dealers generally the arrival
Of their FALL STOCK, purchased directly Oh
the importers in New York and Boston, ana con-
s;stng 10 part as follows c.
l50 hhds. n. O., z. Rico and Cuba sugars
80 do Clarified W
Is boxes Double Refined Loaf 90
IO5 bbls Crushed and PulSerized 90
60 do GRADUATED 90
175 hhds Trinidad, Cardcnas, Muscoyado and
Sucar-house molasses,
lO5 hills \. O. and SUgar-house syrup,
3Oj bags Green Rio, Maricabo, Laguira and
1onino Coffee
1n0 has Old White Govt, Java Scuba Go
From long experience and careful selection
they are prepared to offer the largest ana most
desirable stock of recently imported IE.lS lha'
has ever been offered in this market, TO which
the attention Of purchasers IS particularly re-
quested. They enumerate the following FaElc-
ty, viz c Tao
rs do Imperial and Y. Hy>on 90
81 do Pouchong-in great variety do
I6O do Gunp., Imperial and y. Ly-
son, medium quality 10
25 tierces fresh beat Rice,
60 bags Gram Pepper,
50 do Pmento,
100 mats Cinnamon,
200 lbs Nutmegs-NO. |.
- ''''' bar Soaps
225 DO Dark and Fae RosIn 90
$50 do Pipes,
500 do mould Candles,
$50 do Sperm and Adaman'ine do.
L kn, mar
IL giycn TO the selection Of their stock OF ~
B3CCO and cEC- IRIS than usual, and ii Will oe
found on examination equal III variety TO any IN
this market They invite attention TO the ioi-
lowing brands and qualities as comprising Por-
ton al their stock, VIZ -
rs boxes Cobb. Saunders, Campbell and Eir-
a.iuia Leaf Cayendish Tobacco,
$50 boxc, Is, IS and Us Ayers, Taylor and
other brands do.
$50 boxes medium grades and brands do
2j GOO Principe, Eldorado, Cuba and otherchoice
brands 9e5ar'
1000 Cheroots-in great variety 90
80, 900 half-Spanish and Common GO Go
- boxes CARROTS No Scotch snaH
GO jars scented RaPpee 90
5 bb.s Bladder 90
$50 boxes 5 X 10 and 10 10 window Glass,
% casks Sup. Carh. Soda,
900 rcams wrapping IaPc''
1870 do Double 90
80 casks Old madeira VINE
C5 do pale s brown Sherry DO
y DO Old Port DO
g. do Sweet malaga 90
p do white, Cooking 90
G5 baskets Champagne, state, Anchor, and
other choice brands,
50 icrces pure Cider Vinegar.
TeIn the selection and purchase oil the above
- l.... ;,,N,.rr,I ,y the increased Ia
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-03-18

NIAMONDS, SUPERIOR G O l. d
il WATCHES, ELEGANT SILVER
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-03-18
GIVE SPEAK AS UNTO WISE MEN"
FACTS! FACTS!

NAN any rnprejudiced mind doubt the ne,
y greatcuraive powersof HAMF ION D
VEGETABLE TINCTURE. Ihous-
ands who have their sons, daug and
wives pining away, and sinking into pre-
mature graves, might see them restored to
health if they would only make trial oil
this wonderful Tincture.
Read, read from a.merchant well known
III this community:
ScorrsvILLE, Va, August 3, 1852.
MEssRs. MORTIMER & MowBRAY-
There is a young lady in this town VINO
has the Scrofula, and whose father intend
ed taking her to the Rockbrdge Alum
Springs, but persuaded them to try Your
medicire first. She had taken the Tine
ture since the 2d of July, and | am hap.
-py to saw it has already done her much
good. She had used several bottles oil
Sarsaparila and other medicines, recon-
mended in such cases, nOGe OF which did
her any good at all {; and when she com
menced using the Tincture she had but
little faith in it, but she now says she is
getting well fast. Before taking the Tine
ture she could scarcely see on: of one eye
and had several large Jumps about the
neck. Her eye now is nearly well, and
the Jumps have almost entirely disappear
ed. Yours, }. n. SUN EMS
Still another from the above. See the
permanency of the cure.
ScotisUiHp, December 7lh, 1852.
MesSrs. Mortimer g. N0lC5rGy-l am
truly Glad to inform YOU that the Fncture
has made perfect cure in the case OF
Scrofula of the young lady about which |
wrote you in my last letter. | am promIS-
cd certificate, which | will send you We
nv soon. Ii was certainly one OF the very
worst cases Of Scrofula. She had used
MANY of the patent medicines recommend
ed in such cases without any benefit, and
several physicians gave her medicine
which done her no good. | hope to be
able to send you many other certificates
Yours, ]. N. Sewers.
Pcp. Ternoa EskrMge. T. s. ".
Greater weight of Testimony cannot be given.
Portsmouth, Va, Aug. IS, 1881.
Mr.. ]. b. Boush-Dear Sir:-Whiie
I am, in general, opposed to patent medl,
cines, candor compels me to state that /
have great confidence in the virtues OF
Hampton's Vegetable Tinctnre. For
several months past have used it in my
family-and in dyspepsia and loss OF APP
petite, dizziness, and general debility,
with entire success. SO far as my eXPe-
rience extends, therefore, take pleasure
in recommending it to the afflicted as a
safe and efficient remedy. lam, respect
VERNON ESKRIDGE,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-03-18

82318293C 1858,
For The Cure Of Fits, Spasms, Cramps, and all .Ner
rortS and Constitutional Diseases.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-06

DR WHEELER, OCUIIsr, $50 BROADWAY, CORNER
Of Broome street. devoiss his attension 70 diseases
Of the eye and Assures the Pnbhc that sners - mons q
ject which be esnnot thoroughly and pcrmAns.t eure
once hours, II l. u TO 4RG Artihciai syse inserted
TYR. JAMES W. POWELL, oCUI1sT, AVRTH, &C :,
~ Recsivss his patients from mine 70 Tour o'ci'ckl
daily 1T his oos 602 Broadway where can BE- procured
his popular Treasiss the Eye aud his sell actiog
eye and fountains Artificial eyes inserted without
eye, and rsssmbls II In eolns and expression -
TyHE EAR AND EYK-pR. HEaTp, AURIsr AND oo
uPst dsvotes 9syscal attention to the treament OF
deafness and al diseases Of tbs and eye Besutnui
artificial eyes Inserted without pain, which look and
move Like The natural organ. The best yarety o. ear
trumpets k<pt 10 suit al degrees Of ds1hess omoe,
~ BroadwAy. Hours, iron " II md frsm tee
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MADAME MORROW is, WITHOUT EXCEPTION, TIN

MADAME MORROW is, WITHOUT EXCEPTION, THE
1 most wonderful astrologist in the world or that
future events and will show your future husband and
absent Friends which has sstonished thousands during
her travels In Europe She ID . seventh daughter Of
seventh daughter and born with natural gift by
invoking the Of her wonderful science to tell
their thoughts and win cause happy pairs to come
together Who w Al enjoy the greatest nsppnsss; o.
to all who visit her. Those who wish speedy marriage
may call soon and they may depend upon true advice
founded the eternal principles Of magical science 70
Broome street, between Cannon and Columbia streets
Gentlemen not admitted
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ID OVAL MAIL STEAMSHIP AHA, FOR IryusPOor.
II me AHA. < @. Lott, ssmnandsr, WIN saiI frea
the strsan On wslns.day, 5sptsvber q atsP.M, pre-
cifely. steamer VII lave the Cosapany's dosk ss
Jersey City . convey the passsnssrs and y q
IL noon ~ 20 Ph., Pm, and 80 Pm Ths last
cat win taxa The mail. K CUNARp, No Bowling
t3
rv,uR S1EW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
MAJ stsanHa-rhs ships composing this lns are
az %risNTiC, CAPT West. BMrc, Capt. comssoef.
i'aCu1c. cssN s Ss1.rnc CA. ARCTIC. Capt Ia0''
rs. sAips having IVA built b. contract expressly
for "a. ~rnmsnt service sy care has been taken In
Their ooxRusticn, In their y ensure strength
and speed end their accommodated sr passengers As
upequallsd fsr elegance and comfort
Price Il paassSs from New York 10 Lvspses, IN nrss
a bn $50; in ssond do, S7s ExcIxsss Ne o. sxSs
IN. State rooms SSSS.
n On Liverpool to New York, ESQ and eco.
An experienced surgeon attached TO each ship
Nc vyth secured until paid for.
-, ~ PhQPllSEQ rE.d on akII ma
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-06

"AILACK'S THEATRE BROADWAY TIRE PUBLIu
w Is respectfully informed that this sstsb.ishmm
viii open Cor the season, on
THURSDAY NEXT, SEPT. Z.
The theatre has been entirely reprinted aud redses
rated from floor to ceiling and present. an appsar.
Anee o. drawing room elegance not TO be surpa
fully made last season, considerable aiditionaI -
venience in hasimportant respe has been elected =
also In the modes of egress from the theatre
THg COMPANY
In addition to the majority Of the established favo~ae.
Of the preceding seasons has received many importsuk
aceessions, and wall consist Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-06
Ucl1oN NonCE-H.NIlsoN, AucroNEER. v
UcIDN NoncE.. 9; HoUGH, AUcnoNEER =

Riah housshold furniture and house fu~nishiug
Islss, 10 morrow, Thursday morning. At ia West
Nth street. Seventh avenue consisting Of To-
TRY, Brussels and ingram carPeting rosewood and
any center tables, eide and fancy d., rosewood ste
be, rosewood suits in brocatse mahogany sofss and
irs, octave pianoforte, oil paintings and epgravngs
s'd .na
hogany and walnut easy and reception chairs, rose
Pd and mahogany marble top dressing bureaus, do.
|stsads, vsshstands corner and towel stands, hair
aAa straw mattrssses, counterpanes &c cane seat
|irs rocAers DO extension and dining tables dinner
tea sseta, china and stone ware, tumblers and dc
|tsrs silver plated ware, ivory cutlery, 81, Sale po
he, and 10 commence at 10k O'Clock precisely Cata
nes uow ready.
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IEAr SALE OF PURE CHEMcAIs-EDwARD

N 1SNAT SALE Or fUnE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ArbO
~ 6NTZENfCB, auctioneer. win sell ut auction, on
ydsy evening sept . at 7cclock, Ct the stuyvessnt
ssate, COS Broadway, great sale Of pure chemicals,
Sfstia nedioe, 10 AN extensive assortment of Il
ove articlss to. which the attention of chemists
|srmacsutists Il respectfully solicited. Every cle
IA win be warranted chemically pure and In per or
J, having inst been received from one Of this frst
buses IN Paris. All the chemical substances
ned In French ground stoppsred vials and
labelled Among the various articles will be found COM
se o. ~ ns re
IA proxImate principles Also, variety Of chemical
"a pharmAcsutcal apparatus Also, elegant and com
ete distlatory apparatus Of copper, tinned within
th cover On, condenser, &c, valuable article for
hnufacturing chemists. Also, magnificent pattern
bw pipe case with complete and elegant fittings, pla
Inn vessels 10. viii b. sold ct the time superb
Lection Of AL the vegetable and animal substances Of
b matsra medica, consisting Of $40 different speci
us, each specimen contained In handsome glass jar
tn cover and cassicaily labelled, presenting fine OPP
rtunity for medical college school Of pharmacy.
ry Lot win BE- sold to the highest bidder The collec
bn Il now view. FN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-06
PROPOs

~ RADING AND DRAINING OF THE VILLAGE OF
Al Wax eHeld, Westchester County -Notice to Con-
trsctorsSealed proposals for the above work will be
received until the 22d Of September 1854 Prodies and
spec6cstions for the can be at the following
Places:-. =. Wells 80 avenue B; J. a. Watts, No. 9
Thompson street. j. s. Greenin 1865 Greenwich street;
Of Henry B. Miller, Civil Engineer and Surveyor, ESQ
Broadway, room IS. The Association to reserve the
right to reject al proposals. N. B-Proposas for the
same to be addressed to ]. ANDREW HANDSCHUCH,
Secretary of Industrial Home Association No. 8, 1856
Spring street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-06

MADAME ALVIN, FROM PARIS, TENDERS MI
M services to the ladies and gentlemsa Of this city
astrology. BY books and science and 70 b. consutd
win tell the name Of tie LADY or gentleman they wr
marry, also the names Of hsr Visitors Madame Awiz
speaks the Engiish French and. German languages
Residence 800 Bowef between First and Second
Office hours from 10 A. n. to P. u Ladies 30 cents
gentlemen 81. #
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-06

IN iingtoD, 81 J,fnsbury and Ilttlstoa via Spring
Geld, Bellows Fails. Rutland, Windsor White River,
Wells River Montpelier, st. Adams and Rouse's Point
Ticket ofRcss-NeW Haven RAilroad corner Broad ~ay
and Canal and Of Twenty sixth street. and Fourth
avenue. Express tsain6 At 50 NJ end AZ N. Ba9.
gage checked through. FRANCIS HYDE, Agent, 1t2
South street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-06

| UuflON NOTJCE-LARGE SALE OF sTfEl PENS,
hardware, 10. Ths subscriber retiring fg,u busncss
ell Wednesday, sept Q. at 10 o'cock, ct the auc
roon No. - William street., the entire balance OF
largo importation consisting Of 500 dozen carving
table knives, penknives, scissors, ahsArs, razors
des waitsrs t. trays ETC. Also silver plated candle
KS spoons, forks, tea SETS ETC. The whole to be sold
bout reserve. Alss 1000 gross whyts's celebrated
pens JOHN WHYrE, Importer
UCf1oN NOTICE WILSON, AUcTIoNEER WILL
O'clock the furniture in house loo Twenty fourth
Jet between the Seventh and Eighth avenues, embrace
one elegant pisnoforts, I octave; rosewood psrlor
r., mahogany suit, in plush; centre, sofa and side
Pee; rosewood bookcase mirrors Lace curtains, rose
ID, mAhogscy and black walnut bedsteads; bureaus
hstands beds and bedding, hair msttresses, dining
extension tables, sofas, mahogany cushioned chairs,
In carpets, oiicloths, kitchen utensils &c.
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,sssHN L. vANDEwATER, AUCTONEER
ory sale Of household furniture, to pay advances.
Sods offered WIN be sold to the highest bidder
yEWATER TURNER will sell on Thursday. Sep

,,ssHN L. vANDEwATER, AUCT1ONEER.
ory sale Of household furniture, to pay advances.
sods offered WIN be sold to the highest bidder
s,EwATER & IURNR win sell on Thursday. Sop
yer 7th ut 10K O'Clock, ct the sales room 80 Pine
and Sc Cedar street, cabinet furniture, splendid
ror SUITS in plush and satin brocatele rosewood and
khogany parlor chairs cfas tstsa tstss arm chair.
rble top, CENTRE sde pier snd sofa tables mahogany
a Ok extsnsIon disisg tables; rosewood and mahogy
droom suits; rosewood, mahogany, and black walnut
dtrAds a<bls top dressing bureaus, washstands g.;
3rnk mattresses cuSed hair mattresses, 1alssters,
=; rosewood snd mahogany wardrobes bookcases, So
sry d. 10. 10. Also, one seven octave pianoforte,
.A .. S ys:1: RssS :es
b sold on account of Mr.. --, bought BY him
sssgnsss' sals, No. IS Nassau street, and mot
D UHgHIL ". WRsTCOTT, AUCTTONEER MORTGAGE
3, ct lok O'Clock, st the warsroom No. 70 Eighth
large variety Of first class furniture, uArble top
pewood and mahogany. dressing bureaus; encloesd
kgeres; superior hair mattresses feather beds;
top tables rosewood suts hat stands; rose wood And
boSany chairs rocksrs 20 mspls bedsteads; carpets
f. tsb,ss; 10 mapis chairs. sc Sale positive. Mp
ASON No Chambers street, Attorney for Mortgage.
|IynI. BIZ SOLD At AUCTION, WITHOUT RESERVE
~ On tuesday, the 9Th Of September, At IL n, the
sss e. ssf; s ss ss.su the west A.
yv end MsBor -Furniture, pianofortes, mirrors, oil
intings, silver plated and. china wars-to-morrow,
thursday, at 101 O'Clock, g 113 Nassau street, near
ekman, will sell large and varied assortment Of rose
bod and mahogany paror suits, in brocatsl and hair
th, rosewood aud mahogany bsdateads bureaus, wash
ckers easy voare and parlor chairs in great variety
sewood and oak etageres bookcases and stands
arble top centre psr ana fancy tables work DO, hall
ands oak arm chairs hair mattresses, and pAlesses
Tension dining tables pier and oval French plste
rors, rich gilt framed oil paintings, engraving. Ac
oorated French china Sets vases, seger holders
stors forks and spoons do. cream ladies and buttsr
hives At IL o'clock-tRo rosewood piano fortss, lof
ed tone and fnish-fuIy warranted, and well worthy
taloeues the morning Of sale. Goods be packed
slipp6ng On reasonabls charges. hA~A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-06

UCTION NOTICE NEW AND SECOND HAND
hsaseholA furniture, clocks, kc.-PETER PARKS
ssn On Thursday, september 7th, ct " O'clock ct
auotion roons No. 10 Nassau street. large assert
ht Of new and second hand furniture bureaus SOFAS
IRE, Hasssls ana ingram carpets, &c. PETER PARKS
btioneer, 10 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-06

TyHE OLD DR. HUNTER HIMBELF-THE PHYSICIAN
il who established the Huntsrian Dispensary, No.
Division street. New York city in 1884 BE- consulted
ct all hours, Sundays excepted ct his old ONCE WORT
to the Wise ID sufficient. An exouavs branch Of me
cine only attended to.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-06

IAS COMBS, AUCTTONEER.-SALE POSITIVE, BY
der Of the executors Of the estate of j. Tnurston.
Combs win sell at auction on Thursday, September
ht IL o'clock A. NJ, ct No. % Wyckof street, Brook
y (ncar Court street, household and kitchen furni
., consisting In part Of the following articles viz
pets, chairs, tables, looking glssses mantsl orne
|Ats curtains, beds and bedding, crockery, kitchen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-06


IANDN AND AMBOY RAILROAD 10 PHLADM
~ phia, from pier No. North Nvsr--fwo lnee
daily, ct A. n. and p n. The morning lne at7 A.
NJ BY steamboat Johd Potter, to South Amboy themes
By ears e wsy places 70 Ph.dslphs Fare s2 second
class, u u.s. Express line 1t r. NJ by John Potter ia
Ampoy thence direct to Camden BY cars; through In
ave hours. Fare, g. Wsp accommodation and emil
grant line at p. fare ~ 70; smgrant Line ct r
fare, 81 70. /.
nAY BOAT FOR ALBANY AND THENrERNEDIAT1
~ landings-Fare one dollar. Meals served on board
The favorite steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON, Capt. J.
B. Oden, leaves New York. foot d Jay street. every
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, Ct o'elces A: n
and Friday. I. z. HULsE, Agent, 2o2 West st., N x.
ANEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA AND THE soUrH
IN and West, via New Jersey Rairoad-Unitsd States
ma and express lines leave New York. foot Of Oortand
street. ct I, and 10 o'clock A. NJ, and * and P.
Through in four hours Fare % rs In S27b Ia ~ ana
% in 10 and g. The New Jersey accommodation hne
leaves 81 II NJ ct -, stopping ct ali way stations
Through tickets sold for Cncnnst(s $40 and ths west
and for Baltimore Washington Norfolk h., and through
baggage ehscksd 70 Waskington IN and 10 A. H. and
!. Z. -.
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INWARD sINTzENICH, AUCMONEER. - EDWARD
sintl nish win sell at auction, on Wednesday Sept
The large stock Of stationery, blank BOOKS fancy
stationery, and fixtures Of store. The entire
stasioner, comprising demi, medium and cap
'hks In every variety, cap, note and letter paper
assortment, domestic and foreign. Also, enve-
large quantity Of fancy and staple stationery.
Y valuable axtures, including counters, shelves
4 ,dosks. preoees &c. Catalogues At l6 wan street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-06

DHIxARD TAHES-OfsET PATENT CUSMbNs IN
ID America, Of thirty ysars stAadins A. Basiords
dueed prices, cheap aay large assortment ready
for shippinS BLIZZARD players WIN Ind slate ana metal
bes end r.be< as csshioas ct Ana ~ entrance
at LAD ralsA ssrsst Evsry sgss h N tAde eee sAle
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DR WARDS REMEDIES EXCEED EVERYTHING
~ Sure, speedy and satisfactory cures. To be had at
the Doctors depot No. so Canal street. door q
Broadway. Once hours. for advice and treatment A
n TIL p. N. daily.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-06

rcOR SAVANNAH AND TIORIDA--UNTTD STATES
IL mail linc.-Tng new and splendid steamship
AUGUSTA Capt. Thos. Lyon, win leave on Saturday,
september o. 81 o'slosh r H., frcm her PIER NO.
North river. Apply TO -. u ~
- HAMUM, l. MTCHIIL. Is Broadway
Through tickets frpm New ~ to jacksonville, e31;
Platka t30 Ns# 4tN tn0tfel n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-06

DR DUBOIS OFFICE, FOR THE EXCLUSIVE TRRA1
~ mont of the diseases Of females, 1,049 Broadwi1
pear Twenty ninth street Remedies for female dsrsn
rusnts, from u TO Is. Advice gratis. Paid letters .
svsrsd per mail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-06

DR. WARD, ASSISTED BY HIS CELEBRATED ANA3
~ ing antidote, and other remedies, acknowledge
the most astonishing In the world offers the quickest
to be obtained. Consulted 1t 30 Canal street.
door east Of Broadway, and no other place
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MEDICAL.

DR. RICHARDSON, LATE CONSULTING PHYSICIAN
~ to the New York College Of Medicine. and Phar-
macy and graduate Of the Royal College of 5urgeona
Dubkn win receive patients In his speciality at his
sulting rooms 90 Prince stseet. from A. " to p H.
Paid letters BY mail attended to.
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NJ HMOS GARDEN--DO0RS OPEN AZ u,a4,.,
IN to commence a. 8. Tckots TO Al partss ~ osnr.
Private Boxes, 50; Orchestra Sea s. 81 T~'
WEDNESDAY kvsSISG, SEfr G.
IkNEfIT OF MILE ViCT0RtNE FRANCK
THE WONDERFUL RAvELs
MILE YRCA MATaIAS
Positively last night buy three Of
AAZOLM, OK THR NIGHT OWL.
FETE CHAMPErRE-DUUBLa Il.hT ROPE.
Div ertist mt Of new Dances.
"THE PRIMA DONNA Waltz
BY MILE YRCA MATTHIAS.
Thursiay-Ths Wonderful Rsyels and Nile Urea
Matthias.
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T1OR CHARLESTON AND fIORIDA-sEu WEEKLY
IL United states mail line.-Ths hvofte and fast.
foips steamer sOUrHERNER 7. EVAN. commsn Ter, win
leave pier No f. North river September g. 1t o'clock
F. n d ecsely For freight apply board, where AL
bs Of ladipg viii b slgned and for passage At thu
once Of spOfT0RD TlLEST0N h CO., 80 Broadway.
Through tickets 10 FLORIDA foIlows-To Jacksonsiie
$31; 20 Pia,kA, 1913. sg Fl Nst8f ssss Is t4.-sN I
T-OR VIRGINIA, CAROLINA, GEORGIA, As--fHR o.
E nsis stsrmship RIO AN0KE, Skinner, WIN kAvs
pier NO. IA North.Rver,on Wednesday Afternoon spte-
Der q AZ O'Clock for Norsolk, PetsrVSuix s,d RicA.
mona Tine 20 Norfolk, about twenty four o0rs Pss-
eenxors arriving there take The SeaAerd ard Roa
eusss AsaaAnta ChsF.sztoa, ko pszaArs aad fare 10
Eorfok o. 70 Psssrsbars and Ricbosad sao stssrsss
hAU vrisA yps freight apey Ssard ana for pessAGs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-06

UCTION NOTICE-FURNITURE THIS DAY, AT
II O'Clock, the premises of the late Mrs Bowers,
Fort Washington, on the KiDgsbridge road, ingram
ctAsf carpets. and general assortment Of neat
d. Beekman, administration
| PETER PARKS, Actieueer, 70 Nassau street.
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ID OCULAR LINE OF NEW ORLEANS Packets
III PACKET Sth september.-The splendid and fast
90 ilirg ship BENJAMIN ADAMS. Capt Drummond, win
positively sail on Monday, 9Th Sept The accomnoda-
lions cabH second cabin and steerage passengers,
leans houd make early application to secure b on
board at pier SS East river, foot of Market street.
W. 4 j. 7. TAPSCOTT & CO.. SO South street.
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T,HE FOOT RACE AT TBE HIPPODRoYE-rHE mD-
u men Of Brooklyn, Williamsburg and Jersey CITY
invited to enter for the prizes in the Foot Raes
Friday evening next The best TO receive pgse
Of $50 and go and magnificent silver trumpet 1n %
presented 70 the company Of which tho frst wnaG .
member.
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EDWARD K coli. MS, % Wan street, New York
BROWN, SHIPIEY y CO., Liverpool. London.
STEPHEN KENNAR-V o CO., ~ Austin Friars,
JOHN AUNROE & CO., 20 Rue Notre Dame des VIC
GEO. q. DRAPER Ham .. (tolrss. Paris
The Of these ships VIII not b accountable for
gold silver, bullion specie e very precious stones,
metals unless bills Of ling signed therefor and the
value thereof therein expressed
shippers win please take notice thst the ships Of this
line cannot carry any goods ooatral and Of war