davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-30

effect on the trade Of DRUMGOLD PROCE, clothiers,
1 Fulton street Their superior stock ana low prices in
. call.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-30

est and better than the bestWe ready to exhibit
sell sewing machines Of various patents at
ing from S5 $780, according to quality and perfection Of
the m achinee Cali and examine them
T. NJ. SINGER CO., 800 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-30
SALES AZ AUCTION.

n EIcoIAY a Con Monday Nav l. At No Is H..
renard erect at lo or OK gentesI household furni-
ure, including wo"i In
suite OF enamelied cottage furniture rosewood bedstsads
pain isses rosewood eareau with marble top. rosewood
wsshssnd with Jets elegant glasses tapestry
and ingram carpets, &c, &c. Sale positive.
A. H. NICOLAY
49, Il. SINTZESIcH,
Late chief salesman IL H Leeds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-30

Trusses-Crystal Palace only Prize Medal
awarded to MARSH CO, No ~ Maiden laur their
rsdcA imported silk elastic ankle
soeks knee and Stockings Of all kinds Tor vari
form B
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-30


upo che man, he stops. GREEN No. Aston House. finds
thAthe the latter winding TO be
clock his promises and to make the best fitting
shSts In Gotham.
YoE can tell how wide . Man's Reputation
may DO but not how long it will last. GREEN No.
Ast Rous discovered in early lie that the reputation
tradesnaan depended skill in his occupation,
eualty A couresythree requisites which have given him
custom and success In the shirt making business
B0Okl<eeping-Ten Dollars.-The snbscri.
eer respectfully 70 the mercantile community
otat he Hedueed his terms So Of double
ena nry Application should be made
OLIVER B. GOLDSMITH. a62 Broadway.
Just received of elegant medallion centre piece
borders to match magnificent spring pat
tsrns cf royal velvet tapestry Brussels with mosaic pa
Ten. rugs and table 70 TsS !, os "
wide Awakcf--Look to Your Interests!-
pay high prices for carpets-Take notice
HiRAE ANDERSON, 90 Bowery is selling warranted
los and l1s beautiful grain CARPETS at 3s 49, 5s 6s
and 7s English ocoths to eight yards wide u.s., 49,
S., &c. toss Buyers please look at them
Sewing Machlnes.-Caatl0n to the Public
suit against all the principal dealers in
sewing machines the city Of Now York Such suits for
States Circuit Court for the southern District Of New
York. All who the inring machines liable to
suit and Will be prosecuted unless they obtain license
As to the single machines made and sold by
exclusively there has been legal controversy
I'm. SINGER co s23 Broadway.
est better than the bestWe are ready to exhibit
sewing machines Of various patents at prices
ing from S according to quality and perfection Of
4 aRaaA uau
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-30
SPORTING. &C,

SPORTING, &C.
FANCY PIGEONS, AT 200 BowERy.--J NEwMAN's
most Splendid collection offered without
reserve Gentlemen and ladies derous OF obta some
OF the choicest Of their kinds would we'll to call soon
II Is chance seldom met with.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-30

men wanted from nineteen 10 twenty-five yoars age
to go TO healthy foreign climate for Inv must
be healthy well educated, Of good habits and
smart and must bring the best OF references charae
inss, On Saturday and Monday between 10 and O'clock
CHARLES W. ARMSTRONG.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-30

days only lef-The vision Of those beautiful lots at
Farms win take place on wednesday evening
of This OF the best opportunities
hat our citizens to pleasant healthy
families the city $5 only
secure . share at Apply TO cHAs. WOOD, No. Dos
Broadway, where and pamphlets can be had gratis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-30

P,anos.-T. Gilbert 4 Co.'s Worlds Fair
premium pianos, with without tho mosAn with iron
frames and circular soSes; Horace Waserspanos with d.
the old firm Of asst Co. and Justly entitled to al
sale and retail prices low at the factory Fine pianos
rent Second hand pianos at great from $50 70
916O. HORACE WATERS Pianos, 3S3 Broadway.
A few new piawos for sale on monthly payments.
Secondhand Pianos at Gredt Bargalns-0ns
for $50 for s4o one for 500 onefsr M for size
enc for $ll5 &C. &C.; also, of r. Gilbert and Co.'S
mouldings, which will be sold very low.
HORACE WATERS, 1888 Broadway,
neutrality-suspicious. and Baldwin's Patent
sgan, douEe bank meodeons s. d. and H. W. Snish's
celebrated melodeOns In 6riancy and sweetness
81 tone these two makes excel all others they the
oni in the equal teMpcramenS Melodoens Of
All other styles All wholesale retail prices low
the factories HORACEcWATERS 1888 Broadway.
Extract from the Courier and Enquirer Of
l6Ah inst-BIRDS Hat Establishment, which fcr17 years
the Of Pine eod Nassau streets has been
displaced TO make for tbs Commonwealth Bank Mr..
Birds customers viii be glad to find him ut his
stand, No. 40 Nassau street in . conmodious
building where however with his usual good TASTE he has
avoided all display He has for nearly twenty
eusoms by depending preence ton
bat upon the thorough workmanship of his
msnufactures He has succeeded solely by neiting
eess.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-30
Splendid CARPETS Of our own Importatios!-

received Seces Of elegant medallion centre piec
carets and borders match magnificent spring pat
cf royal velvet tapestry, Brussels with mosaic pa
tent rugs and table to match at low prices
HIRAM ANDERSONiS, 90 Bowery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-30

HNHE ACTIVE, HONORARY, AND EXEMPT MEMBERS
OF Protection Engine Company No 8, are respectfully
invited to meet at the engine house morning
April 3h at 0 O'clock TO the last tribute OF respect
to brother rcmen who killed at the late IRE in
Broadway. BY order of w. c. LYONS, Foreman.
JAMES SHERIDAN, Sce'y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-30
Oak Hall II E0und!i-At "a and SO Fulton
street. The old stand. Clothing warehouse Of -
WIN. H. DE GR00T & SON.

Window Shndcs.-Wm. III. Philip, Oate
Schroeder Coz manufacturer and Wholesale and retail
dealer all kinds of window shades 10y bar
three Hudson street convenient 70
the route Of the Eighth cars WIZ nna
designs furnished for store and church
shades Dealer. supplied on liberal terms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-30
FINE ARTS.

ORIGINAL PAINTINGs.-A SPLENDID OIL PAINT.
~ ing, The Deluge subsidng Of the waters; origi
nal by Thomas Cole Also beautiful oil painting Noun
tain Scenery; with Autumn Folisge original by r. Gig
The above paintings for sale the looking
store Of cRIPPIN KREPs, $40 Broadway.
WAR BETWEEN ENGLAND, FRANCE ARD RUSSIA
The best map Of the frontier provinces Of Turkey
Austria and Russia with detailed plans Of the river
Published by WILMER 4 ROGERS, a. Nassau street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-30

MORTGAGEES SALE-WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC
u auction. Tuesday May at 10 O'Clock A. NJ ~ the
brewery 90 Furmau street Brooklyn all the fixtures and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-30
FUTILE. ER.-PERFNpToRy

c. TUTTLE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IA, sale Of valuable horses earYs ges light wagons
seghs harness robes bells &C. being entire
stock OF Mr. James Salmons livery stable No. Al Broome
street near Gr q Tuttls will sell auction on
Tuesday May at o'clock the above stables tho
of Mr. James Salmon consisting Of eighteen vAlu
able horses, four elegant coaches nearly and
$500 each; six light two double rleghs sets
double harness. blankets buffalo robes
saddles brides 40 Also the lease of the premises The
WI ole to be sold without for cash Catalogues
cad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-30

MICMAEL KERRIGAN, AUCTIoNEER. MONDAY.
stock and fixtures Of the late firm of Cozans
ting Of Catholic prayer school and books
including many valuable English, French and German edi.
tons Alec rosares crusiAses medals pictures station
tst OF ppef counters desks shelving glass
awning posts. &c, &c The stock large affords an
excellent opportunity about engage
book trade The sale will be continued In evening
of sal - - - ----o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-30

c. FUTILE. AUCTIoNEER ELEGANT CAR
"A. rage horses "A Tuttle will sell on Tuesday at
II o'clock a All Broadway one pair elegant bay earrsse
sound and Kind and warranted TO trot mile together in
minutes suitable for private gen
tsman To be sold without reservation or limitation for
cash
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-30

rCELEGxAPH NOTICE. -CHANGE OF RATES IN
i twees New York and eeveon.-The New York and Ne,
England Union Telegraph Company and the House Print
Telegraph Company bravo found necessary TO neoas
their rates tariff have mutually agreed 20 th. FOL
lowing scale:-
Each addc. word. :. e
Between ~ ork MT Providence words SOC
Each added word, -. 30
Rarii to from NJ way stations for tee words. 2sc
Each added word -
The above tarftc take effect and ser the first day
May next ensuing.
Signed for joint eommittees, JOHE A. LEFEERTS
New York, Arfk q, 1854 CHARLES STEAR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-30

HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO Roth LADIES AND GEN
tiemen. Positive sale at auction at store No 10
sixth Assignees sale Of stock Of ladies'
goods consisting Of laees musns embroidsries Ibbons,
trimmings gloves hosiery straw goods and variety of
fancy articles in lots suit purchasers Monday
May lst 1884 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ The sale will continue
until all sold. By order of assignees, JOB CORNELL
ISAAC RENNER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-30

YOUNG MAN WANTED-OF GOOD CHARACTER
and address, acquainted with the hosiery business and
willing give his attention to M will find good
M not after - $500 eNN~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23
spoken, &c.

sert y 50 miles from Sandy HOok brig J. D. and
from St Johns y r.. for New YORK
June % lat S. SO s.. Ion. 65 - w, Gillian bark Olga from
july % lat % Ion. Sc 80 w ship Gladiator, Whitfield
fro N New Bedford July 5. for Csso.
Aug S. lat n n. lon 10 w ship oneids Cre.sey hence
JULY 10 for Canton
lat 25 lon 81 w, ship Sunbeam, OF Boston I'm
CAlsO for Hampton ROsds
Aug D. lat So ship Ionisn Colby, I'm. New Orleans
for Liverpool.
Aug "a a. 6 Ion Is 90 Br ship RsjahsOPaul m Liver
poo for New Orleans.
SEPT wicklow Head w IS miles Br bark Franklin, Gay
from Liverpool for Savannah.
Sept n Of AurEny, France ship St John skohed, Tom
New. Orleans via Cork for konigsbsrg
sept r. 50 miles T. OF South Point bark Terror Of and from
Boston q days bound to Galveston Same time snd place
bari Minnesota II from. Phsde phs bound 10 Ca.
weston. Both vessels wished to be reported.
Sept IS lat 81 q Ion. - brig Gutenberg from Boston
fer Jacksonville. with loss u fore toTsal.
SEPT IS lat 81 Ion. Y So bark Kate Lincoln, shern
OF and from NeW-York for DemarAra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23
Foreign Ports.

At Cop,tsntnope 2lst u bark Eagle Matthew for Smyr
ma g days 10 fiLish ldg. for BosoD-only Am vessel
SID from Cows 4h inst ship Drigo, Griffin iron Havana
London. O., - -.
Al Dundee 9Th inst ship B. L Hartman sold for $3j 900
20 20 under the Br hsg 62 tun Am measurement, and
wss built OF WsldoboIo three yeafs since.
Al Once nstown Sd inst ship Nah Thompson mcCulock,
from Gefe for New Yors esty and with fore AID mannass
.prung-nust discharge for repairs
sid Dublin Sd inst bark George Thomss Amesbury,
Ban Kevada Poleys from I.e Of Sal Cape de Verbs
Rio Grsnde BTsz days prev 10 Aug l. but was not in
sight at that date.
Al Havana lth irs banks Gov Paris Means from Sierrs
Morepa arr Portls nd day as enormously
ported sailed 5th direct Porlsnd Thondte Sawyer for
New York h hrg MARA Gage for Caban 18th 70 load for
northern port the United States 70 return 20 Havana TO
clear and Others Sid l3h sehr T. Dorsey, schneidsa New
Orleans. -.
Ar at Remedies LIST inst schr chaumetta, Key West
Arr at St JsEo 4th inst sehr J. NJ. Hslocf Anderson
New.York ~ -
Am At Mstanzss ih inst brig Adelaide Newman, Charles
tom 18th schr Hayward Sheer do.
Al ssguensy about 18th inst, ship Portland, BraEer, from
Newly ork for London ldg
Arr Halifax 18th inst, schrs Superb, swain, Boston;
Magnet Griffin United States; lih, Clifford, U Bren Phls
defh 18th tesmeT Europa, Leeh Boston land sailed for
LiverpooL1
lo Boston; lsh. Admiral Smith, do bgs Bride Of Abydos
Foster and Competitor Perry do; sells boreas snel Sea
Bee Porte Orlando NoOuan and Margaret A. Anderson do
Palmyra Birgsy Providence. Cie 10th ship Empire state
briegs. Liverpool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23

p.,hols Bs..rr. L,.rsirr Godfrey, Fsn River swan'
r. Borou. Geo c Gibbs Gbbe Warenafn; goan VI OAy
Ton smith <sl.na; steamer John Paae Jones Ses -
PROVIDTNCE-Arr. seyt q. b-s lsscors Dgieh- etel
sct. Autumn Hswkn., bslrno.ei LsHy So, - -
: A.hussd Cha--in Ptlaie phla via fsnnA9 ~
sd.'rhi. fcr Pawrcksg; Ked-Un Huntey, eoi 'tt-ii'
Pr..Av Altslv Mora shufe. Phlaee-plta va ols..i
Sd Ing Ws-rsa CodStd Bstchford, % sd to- Eas'e,l
scl samuel Gilman Berry Baltimore; ABBY D os,sf %,
IN Albert Ttou.s Cham, Nsnsrn1re. ls,-e nsArt-
Harvey srd T.. Leouard, lamar. James hiSeti o'e'
OIrISCY-Arr sept 49, sehr. n B MLhony, Gsrwood,
Phisdeiphis; GeorFe Am. Fsrris. New forx 49,,
ROCKLASD-Arr Sept IS bark j. W. Conn, hsoolns
f-rrn Bosrou sch. Gaua-t sirortcu Sev-fork 'osePn
B.fer Aues DO for Bangor: Peru. Hart Waiting ior New
YORK sid 18th. .ch GsDnet, >inent1n NeS'Iot. 1T
Ish ,eh Clssudon HnAn NswYolk with less o. pax oil
dsetsd -leth sch. Pilot Crie and Nj vernon Ihoua'
s.IFM-Ar- ser. 49, schrs. May Fsrnsworfh, ETsret'
pirhrops Robt Miller Wilson. and GrAce Glrae. fane
Phii.SeIfLia SD scbr Ellen Bash. Erekon PA 2hA
Coomhs Phiisdelpha GA .chr Globe Ellis, New fos va
Msrhlehes Gloucester. Ar. sept . M Aueo
Rhodes. Richmond. SD schr. Gazette, CEoSeil, Veofse
wiLMixGToN. n. Car. SEPT 70 sehr J. $ Ws9a
Pe.rs.lev NeYork; brgs Rowland. Nc Fadceo do yai.
P,vsor Giles Boston: folns tBrl Stubs New YORK;
briss Nsrif,.e Thompson do Nanlnder bahI boston
cd sept - bark Cuba Tucker sunam Went 90 sea sept
10 hrr Cadf for Nev-Tofk Lincoln Webb for Newoury
port Mss and Gen Boyd oT Boston, and sehf hhods ana
beuish for N-wYork e.. .,,
MFYyOUTH-trr Sept 10. schTs. barkn. Cnarouckr and
Amir. Greenlsw. from Fhisdeeha
WARE N-Arr sept %, sohr ID. NJ Meserole' Young
WASHINGTON v Car. sept IS, .chrs Friends Long
usu Boston; Z Rudderow. Mdyett y 1cTk lIth sens
peborah Oh 20 DO Globe Conk do. cid sept II. seh 2
Wfletfs CsueTden. New YORK; lt-h scars sogilerner
Putnam. Go Pacific. FsrrJv. DO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23
Arrived.

steamship Merton Foster Charleston s. hours with
rndse ana passengers spos0d, TestOn Co On @ednes
dAy 10Th at 1880 A. NJ. % miles : W. Of Cape Lookout
Shoals exchanged signals with steamer Knoxville hence Tor
Savannah
he last and S66 rssseBgers 20 J. D. Baker g. Co.
Rsrk BDepos Ayeau Will Aux Cages 70 DAYS logwOod
10 w Weld Co. of Boston. Sept Q, lat . H. Ion "a,
srote ,cbr New-Yo Packet steerng ).
Big j. D. OBJ Martin St. Johns N r. IL DAYS, salt to
Brs South Durham OBJ Purdy Harseles l5 ds and Glib
r,ltsr IS d. lead oil ana pass 20 wilmington Abbott
Has henced heavy westerly weather on the passage
Brg NJ b. Davis (of Fall River Baker Baltimore 10 days
coal 70 New York Gas Co.
Biz Martha Rogers BOsrdDsp from Port Evan for Boston
cool s,,
Sohr Sarah Engle Hoyt Baltimore ds bound 10 Albany
Scbr John q. White, WliteLOuse Richmond ds, mdse.
sehr Nathaniel. Hsri, Rondout, coal for NewburyPort
sehr. JsDena Roena (Duehl Schrewden, Corr so days
sehr lydia Gibbs Gnbs Providence for Baltimore
Schr Jones Warren Nickerson, Boston, fish 70 master
schr United Robbins. Port Even coal for Pswtucket-
schr Bella Peck Desno Port Even c9s for New London
Scbr ] ; Lane Hart Virginia wood for Stamford Ct
Schr Caroline Prentiss Port Even coal for Aliens Point
scbr Hinetta Holt Port Even coal for New-London.
Schr Susan and MARY Sheldon, Port Even coal for Derby
sehr Eleanor CRANKY Montsuk stone for Jersey City
sloop Frederick Brown Gardiner, Providence, mdse.
sloop Lucy Arm Hart Port Even, coal for Nantucket
sAILED-shps Mslsbsr. Croker for New Orleans Wild
Ranger, clipper Sears, for San francisco
BEL0W-l brig.
WIND-sunrise, VS. e.; meridian. Il. sunset do.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23
uudson River Market Boats.
F,osht Lot q Cattle and Fars pyodus. gene,aIiy

Fre,chf Lot Of Cattle and Farn Produce genera ally,
Repored expressly for The New-Iork DAILY Tribune
Capt C. Halsead Of the barge Mnisnk, trOm Newburgh
arrived wharf Of Warren Sept q reports the fol
lowing articles 50 Beeves is Veal Calves, 50 sheep and
Lanbs Horse 500 carca0es Pork, 200 fOTls bbls Eggs
200 tubs Butter averasns IS 90 hTkns do averaging lo2
Fa 20 bales HAY 40 bbs Wheat Flour bbls Potatoes 20
baskets Peaches rolls Leather 9 sides do boxes do 80
bundles Paper l5i bales Goods 10 boxes do, cases Carpet
Bags do Hats Sc boxes Cheese 50 do Soap do Paper
Capt Richard Gee Of the barge Columbia from Milton ar
rived the wharf foot Of Muay Sept % reports the fol
lowing articles win; Beeves Mix Cow Veal Calves 10
sheer and Lambs Swine Horse 2S Pork IFS lbs
Dressed Poultry zoe Fowls 80 Turkeys bbls Eggs 100 tubs
Butter averaging 80 s 30 bales Hay Straw bu al
Grain so bb Rye Flour 50 bags Corn Meal bbls Potatoes
Ioc DO Apples baskets Peaches do Pears do Qainees
so PuIns $50 Wheelbauows tns Castings IS Corn Mills
25Sanag Cutters.
Capt Jos ketchsm OF the barge Ulster County from New
Pat srrived at wharf foot Of Murrayst Sept 81 reports the
following articles via Becye, Mix Cow, Veal Calves
10 sheep and Lambs p Swine 1876 eseHsses Potk 20 s
Dressed Poultry 9o Fowls 10 Turkeys bbs Eg os tabs
Batter averaging p bs se bales Hay. lao do Straw IS bb
Rye Flour 40 bags Corn Meal and feea 95 bbs Appes 2S
baskets Peaches p bbls do, baskets Peaches do oances
do flums IS rolls Leather AZ Empty Barrels consigned
cords W ood.
Capt. W L. Jansen Of the barge Newburgh from New
bnreh arrived wharf foot OF Warren Sept "a the
following aricles Beeves, Mill Cow IL Veal Calves
l6 Sheep s ksnks seae.sss Beef le do MutOa, lS DO
Lambs fsTde PcS 30 ne Dressed Poultry $50 Fowls
TURKEYS Duels tbh ssss lso tub. Butter averaging IS
ne IA fkius de- yeIssnsoo f0s II bbls Rye Flour II bs
Acts Peaches SyN6eTrssIher 5 cases Hats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT oF NETWORK. ...strrE~Sra ;
Cleared.

stesmsbirs-st Louis Eldredge, Hsvre, NJ Livinzsons
OissFow DIR Craig Glasgow, J. sc-Jrnon w, ~.
sbip-Levitt storer Stsh New Ori-sns J. " wsrd; Mes
OPren De HsEde Bremen. Oelnohs Coz " m lsp-ee,t
k.ll LfYerpool W y. I. Tspscer CO. sgenysiae w.
n Adams New Oresrs Acsrasi AbsHinho nan Doeoa'
Bs1Is-CIemen. (Brem) Kaufman Batavia, Z. l. Hen
80 M,sr C;olips; susan Jane. Welch, LoandO, h =.
n all Hyp.ion Cool Barbados. Dwight w Alden,
Bsiss B. iss Alexander Culoms, Grant Savannah, Nc
Bris.-W stsoD ober Philstephis Nssmith Som Bloom
e. (Br) Kmg DoIchester r Neyi1s son Addy Flii'
N,ssu n p Bscop Sargent Co northern Light Esael,
WinSsoT n 5 Whitney; J ". Johnson. (Br.l vii.
liams ST. Johns Eduson Bros Gen Worth, Rseka Ports
mouth Russell VniDg - o -
Plymorfh Rock Lacy, Boston. Dayton spiasue; VI NJ.
Bsinerd Butler, Bridgeport J. II Haven; Col sstiefy set
sen Chsreston keCres6y Mott Co; VIM Mason. Staples,
Brszos BY same Blue Nose lBr Vincent; Hsiia! H. o.
Donovan looming Youth Terrll, Baltimore, g herr
Sea Bid, Chase, Pail River master
sloopChsres sturges Providence MASTER Oregon Brr-
tor. Providence, master. - ,
Kirkratrok
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23

FORT lEkFER>ON-1rTised-Sep IL, schl. Farmer.
Norton Norwich sioofs EiiIs A. Jayne huse New York
De Witt Clinton sweesey Northpou Excel Dsvis Bridge
port II sehrs Nm Thomas DAVIS sag Hs-bor; L Huss
Overon Dshten 10 Breeze Dekinson Baltimore; Vienns
Jones Nelorli -, sehr Henry JaBes Adrch Bsltim0rs
Henry sisnnGd Tufte7 BIidEepOr JAYNE Hopkins do
Saiit-sepi Is, so0ps Missouri. Mills Rsmburs; Copy
thew, IS 2Ss5 tons.l Wheeler NeWYork; Az. DAVE
Kingston; Eliza JAYNE. H1se. New York G,reils Car.
psueT, DO Remark Homsn do; Fox. Payne New Hayss
Exee pr!s. Coldspfus Phantom, Hsll0ek New York ~
,GfrhSreeze DicknsoD, New Bedford; Nsssrs = story
sBTS; Emperor. Darling, NewYok; ", Heary James. Al
srch Proyidence 2lsf yas " AacKee Leaning Raj.
wsr s,ssS tn.w lSS IS Is tons Jones SewfOrk
NACHIASPORr-Sd schr Presto. Clark, New YOrk A -
i7h briss Torceo Geer Portsmouth FOR Passport Relief
ssoppy Cutler ser Havana sid 18th, brig Cnsfo,d Small
Culer 10 load fez New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23
A LBERr H. NIcoLAY' AUcrioNEER-
POSITIVE SALE OF
= IT
BEAUTIFUL VILLA SITES,
VARYING n SIZE FROM
ONE-HALF To TEN ACRES.
SUPERB HOUSE.
WITH ABOTT ) ACRES OF LAND, SITUATED At
HUDSON PARK.
the OF
YONhERS.
ALBERT II NICOLAY
WILL SELL AT AUCTION ON WEDNESDAY,

sent n 1885, At - O'Clock.
AT THE MERCHANTS EXCHANGE " y
n acre TO ten acres situate Hudson Park. In the town OF
Yonkers within minutes walk OF the Railroad DEPOT
sruyn Duyvsl Creek between Spuyten Duyye and kyer
dale wEhn 81 miles the village Of fonkes and about TWO
90 minutes ride by the Hudson River Railroad and Il miles
from the City OF New York .
covered with handsome forest trees ne romantic sd etu
rescue scenery the noble Hudson for miles around aud tue
surrounding country i unsurpassed when can only De app
caed uron personal examine ION, Is Is considered the
greatest panoramic view Ia the world
This been laid expressly Tor private resi-
dsnees being neTecd by broad avenues rendering every
tempafon; deeds contain restriction against nu
ssncs and Of buildings OF an inferior class IN order
TO rake Hudson PARK If possible the Leading village In est
chester County
TERMS per cent Of the purchase money remain
bond and mortgage for three a. ceni aud prnted
abstract the title (which uDquesonable will be furnished
" ALSO
Ayery beautiful Two-snd half Story and Basement First
Class Frame House fed with bricks 60 feet front by about
a. feet deep built in the very best without regard 10
cost expressly for the owner and contains hrst door
Sitting room Library and Parlos with elegant marble Man
ties and Crates the cengs and walls Of the Libary hav
and Psors are handsomely Freseoed and Gded aud
scuted BY ewag the celebrated European artist at an
pep.e Of eight hundred dollars Ga the second floor there
are Five Rooms with marble Manes and Crates Bath
with Closets and Hst Cold and shower Baths Third
floor Three Rooms The House warmed by Hot Air Speak
ing Tubes Belle throughou and abundance OF Closets
Dining ,oom supplied with pumo-"hteri also an e1eeuent
There i also welbult Csnsse House and Stable the
premises with every convenient Necessary and room above
or coaehnan gardeners together with about three
excellent Land having front OF about 800 feet the
Hudson River.
TTsNs-s 500 remain bond ,nd MORTGAGE for three
wears at per Title perfect Cards of admission TO
premises with thoraPhic maps and full particulars
IAN ~ ALERT H. NICoLAY, Aueuoneer
~ 400 10 d.st New. York