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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-05

VALUABLE WESTERN BRANCH LAND FOS SALE
In Norfolk county, VA-Pursuant TO . decree Of
the Circuit Court Of Norfolk county pronounced in shs
suite Of Cats Guardian against Gait and AL and Lynes
Guardian Gait and Al w be sold ut public auction
before the Court house door of Norfolk county the
2Sh day Of pteDbr next that being the first day Of
the Circuit Court three tracks Of lana situated the
Western Branch In fasd sounty, adjoining each other
The three tracts united contain 100 acrss bounded b.
the lands Of josiah Dlitt and others, the Western
Branch and . small creek the eastern boundary
One third Of the land Ia well set with pine WOOD sns
able for steam boat not more than three fourh
Of mile from the landing tie Western Brsl Oh
whore vessel drasing twelve feet water load and
proceed to Eliza beth river, which 10 three miles Oh
The texture Of the sol rs particularly adapted to the
growth Of AL the vegetables advantsgsousy grown In
this eighborhood being high and light requiring little
d. ching The water spsOs Of the landing 10 large
and particularly adapted TO the planting OF oysters
which business 10 done largely and to great advantage
the branch. This land Ii the Portsmouth Gae Of the
branch ave miles distant from said place. and has
II small house. which with little reform viii make
comfortable residepc for small family such op
portunity ID seldom offered persons DESTROYS Of gons
In the wood trucking business The terms Of the
sale will be-So much Of the purchase money ~ wiI
oeray the expenses Of the suit win be required in
the balance credit of six and nine months TO carry
interest from the day Of sale with approved bond AND
security and lien the laod Persons wishing to ves
the land previous 20 the day Of SALE win call Jas
Aurdaueh, in Portsmouth, (who has plot of the land
or the subscriber, in Norfolk.
DICKIE CALI Commissioner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-05

xK0URUUvIOR.
A ENGLISH LADY, WHO ACQUI RED HER Must
"a cal education In the Royal Academy London would
Ierns may be Known application to Mrs. ChAmbrs,
400 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
d BOOKKEEPING, ARITHMETIC, &C, TAUGHT UPON
ID reasonable terms, by w J. RENvILLE $50 Broad
way Each student is separately and carefully instruct
able In practise Open Cay and evening.
u GRAIN, PROFESSOR OF DRAWING AND PAINT.
II ing will resume his instructions in classes and
private eesons ct bis studio zoe Houston street. the
4th OF september Letters and messages be Left NJ
MRS HENRIETTA L. PERKINS RESPECTFULLY m
ll forms her friends and those ladies who may wish
10 resume their musical studies, that she continues to
give Lessons the pianoforte and singing In New York
and Brooklyn. For terms &c apply BY note, to Mrs..
p, At her residence, l47 hicks street, Brooklyn
DARIOR MAGIC FULL INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN, AND
Il the apparatus supplied, for the terformspce IF
the above mott fascinating amusement The selection
includes numerous deoeptions with csrds the birth Of
goli 6sb the inexhaustibe bottle, &c 30 exhibited
by the Wizard Of the NJ rth The aspara tus u view
at 440 Fourth street. between First End Second
from 10 to II each day where particulars be had
DIpNG ACADEMY WI DrsBRow WOULD RE-
II specifically inform bis pupils and the public In gen.
sIa that his old establishment, 20 Fourth avenue will
open for tho reception Of pupils Monday, T. (his
school, on the Fifth avenue being In course Of
Der next Ladies' and gentem subscribing this month
win receive the tickets ct the former terms, With the
privilege Of Anishing their lessons the school with
out extra charge.
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-f@s - - --s~fs
DANCING ACADEMIES.

nANClNG ACADEMY, SO BOND STREET. CORNER
IL Of Bowery --Profes g. MIR ASuI4E, having been
TO great in fitting up and preparing his elegant
suite Of dancing rooms for the sppros ching season. oegs
that the 9th Of September he vii, open his academy
for the purpose Of teaching all the latest most
fashionable dances Of the Mons n 3 ling
perisncs teacher both In this country and in Fance
justfes ham In that he stands second to in
point Of competency Special attention VIII be given to
juvenile classes In the afternoon BY Mons and NADIA
nAECING ACADEMY, 81 BROADWAY -SIGNORI
IL Pknci Peruchio have the honor to inform their
friends and patrons that their elegant dancing academy
will continue to be open for private lessons and prac co
usual and take pleasure In ling that they will
CHI in two lessons the celebrated Warsovienna waltz
the most fashionable Of all dances in the Partisan
saloons. tNHM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-05

FURNISHED BOU TO LET IN HARLEM-SIrUATED
IL 1880 street, Fifth svenue-oiDe rooms, good
large garden, he Can be seen any day-rent low. In
que As "a Cedar street, the prem Possession
immeu iately.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-05

d. SOA REWARD ITO THE PUBLIC -rHE FOL
pCyyO lowing IL copy Of . circular recently for
wsrdsd TO many country merchants especially dealing
with my house,
"BAIrnonH, August lst 1854
"sir-Whsn you visit our city sgain, You must come
prepared TO pay up in full. afford NO Iosgsr 70
furnish capital to the country; my money b worth more
than six per cent. Respectfully, r. B GRIFFIN
scarcely necessary to pronounos base forgery,
ton Of the original manuscript and the Of
the person who caused II to be printed any infsrnA-
ton that will lead TO the detection Of the party
r. B. 0KWFN,
No IL Soufh Charlea straef Ralhunona IA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-05

LHlRST CLASS BOARDING HOUSE TO aENr.-A
family owning large ho use in the vicinity Of Union
place and Fifth avenue, would rent it, Furnished
Furnished and board with the lady who must be capable
Of keeping drs class house. Such person only will
please Aaoress Fifth avenue, Herald oha,e.
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r. DE G. BROOKE5' DANCING ACADEMY, NO. 86l
Broome street, between Broadway and the Bowery,

r. DE G.. BROOKE5 DANCING ACADEMY, NO. 861
liz Broome street, between Broadway and the Bowery,
WIN open for the season, on Tuesday, Sept 1854
The above rooms are fitted up and furnished In the
most CANT STYLE and embra all the improvements
n conveDienees Of modern times The ball ROOM with
reception DRESSING and practsing adjacent, pos
sess great advantages FOR pupils, and render 1t be-
yond all question, the most magnificent convenient and
extensive dancing academy in The United states not
In the world
Having recently adopted An entire new method Of In
struetion the pupils enabled to acquire all The fash
ionable dsncss in very few lessons
Days and evenings Of tuition (for classss) Tuesdays
and Fridays from to Pm for ladies and misses and
from to 1ok P. ~, for gentlemen and Lads.
Wednesdays and Saturday. for children exclusively,
from to p n.
Private lessons every morning, also Mondays and
Thursdays throughout tho day and evening" and At al
times not occupied by classes
The ladies' primary classes under the direction Of
Mrs BroOkes
NB-Ths opening soiree on Wednesday evening, Sept
Is and continued weekly -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-05

yryO NIsIC ENGRAvER3 FOR SALE CHEAP, A FULL
set Of music punches comprising six whole alpha
bets with every tool known to the trade they all
nesriv new and in order the set consists Of 40
piece and viii be sold reasonable II applied soon.
Address to n. CAMPBELL, SO Hammond street, near
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-05

NARRIAGES AT AUCTION, THIS DAY.-EDwA4D
~ sIN1ZENIrH win sell at auction this day, at ~
Dek, in front of E. u. Ludlow, Esq 3 store No 2New
srst (next OF Wall family carriage strong
bat and very little used also one open pilentum, in
lne order ale absolute.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-05

Oh OnO 10 S6o0.-A PARTNER, WITH THIS
RCOO amount, wanted to join the advertiser, who
win invest the amount In pleasant, safe and pro-
htable business. large amount can be realized in two
months Time Cali at 600 Broadway, room No !, second
floor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-05

mo THNBIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sAIE, rRt
good win tools, fixtures, &C., Of Henry Wood veil
deceas 81. This 10 very chance for . thimhle
maker Wishing 70 embar basinsss Mr. Wood ward
succeeded Mr. Jacob Stockman Son. their old estab
sbed extensively patronzed manufsctory In Chest
be dispossd Of very low rate For further partcu
apply TO jacob Stockman $50 Vine street. Phiiadsl
mia to Joseph WoOdwe 'ittsburg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-05

DLAkK BOOKS Pa Ter, ST. rONEkY, PRINTING
supplied. Hart boohs time and york books, HssuorAn>
dunn and pass books diars toe 1865; p letter, Bath
esses envelopes playing printsrs and vsiSiag cards
sold and steel pens ink, waters nkstsnds. AID every
other article Of stationery In qusnt les TO SUN Iurchas
at low each p5iees job printing Of oards III bends
Dies cut for envelopes and cards stnmped ss
short notice. RICH IOurREI, 6tAti0nsrs,
81 William street. near Cedar.
COUNTERFEIT ERS-H. T LOVErS BOTT1E5 La
~ bells and wrappers have been initiated that de-
lection difncut No wshpsoe viii DO offered for sale
without H. 7. Ioyet's name written upon the wrapper
with pen. September 4, 1884, wahpsne Once. 762
Broadway, fourth door abovs Eighth street.
b. r LOVE-.
N EsKs. DESKS DISKS DOUBLE AND SINGLE
counting house desks, Office desks Of all Aiode,
Office tables of eyerv sixe, Office chairs lounges, desk
stools for sale NJ KN0X'S Office furniture store 66 Ann
street. DESKS made to order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-05

d. EOn TO $l,o0o.-wANrED A PARTNER, WITH
DOOO the above capital, in the hotel business
The hotel IL now doing fair business and only wants
energy and little capital to retaining profit
business The location is desirable one, being in the
immediate vicinity Of the City Hall and in Of the
p)essantest streets 10 the city rs class restaurant
10 also attached Win sell out exchange for
try place in any capacity. Apply to Mr.. BONER, 2os
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-05

tt n RE EARD-LOST, ON SATURDAY NIGRr, ON
DlO the Kh g. Bridge road. above The Fort Waah-
ington Botel pocket book containing about as BE-
longing TO poor The Under viii recsve the Above
reward and thanks Of the owner by leaving Mr. Mo-
Tesgue's public house junction Of Tenth avenue and
Kipgs Bridge road.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-05

nRUG SORE FOR SALE RE AsONS
IL given for selling. A good chance for physician,
The store DOR good business with outdoor prac-
tee two thousand dollars year. located on the east
side Of the town For further particulars apply to
sfs CHARLES q. THORN, No. les Hudson street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-05

II OUsE TO LET-FOR AN ENGLISH SHADES OR
restaurant This IL first rate locality, II being
convenient Wallacks and Nibos tseatres and thsrs
In the neighborhood Of this character Apply
immeoia ely to DECKER CO., 81 Nassau st., room o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-05

DESIRABIE STORE TO IEr-YEARLY RENT $3.50 TO
H. good tenant; lease OF three years val be given
with immediate possession situated at 390K Bro ,me
eet but short distance from Bresdwsy good stand
for almost any hind OF business Apply to B. W. RICH
ARDS, 3O7 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-05

II school plsasantly located up town; win b dis
going to California For further particulars inquire ct
So Fourth street. between and II A. n. F, ~
TN0R sAIE-A BROKER IN WINES LIQUORS AND
- segsrs, who has . cash businesg worth two thou
anA dollars year, DESTROYS Of leaving the city and
sash Address BrOisr in Wines, 10, Herald ONCE.
T7OR s1fE-1 vAIUABiE REAL ESTATE PROPERTY,
stcstsd u Thirty arst street. ost.sen sixth ana
inquire Of 4. PECHER, 81 Delaney street. -.
ESoR sALE-A GENTEEL BUSINESS FOR s4so WHICH
Il win yield any smart man a, 900 net yearly. Also
nsss with 90 600 now invested Also $500 wanted,
Dcrteage upon real estate on Third avenus Apply 1t
2os Broadway, room IA. 1sd BONNER & CO.
TVOR SALE VERY CHEAP-THkEE HUNDRED ACRES
about hours ride from this city and onv six miles
s,el a.s tisss. very health, country, and good Wa
Sss. '' % RIsEasns, 81 BlS.sv. y.'
TISOR SALE AND ExCHANGE-AN ELEGANT RESI-
Tsst tenant house, very eRssp cottags in Brooklyn,
iots farms &C. Wanted housss in this city and Brook
4 Exchange. 6. &. TorTES, aia Bro sdvay
HOHE FOR SALE OR 10 LEr-nnlEDIATE POS
eighth street, opposite IAna1tPs Pssk very desirable
pss .6ss a.: :.a 'sss
hieh oop lot twenty one feet ave inches wide BY
full length. Ako lot on Broadway, Ffty.ninth
street. for sale or exchange Apply to b. sTONE 1893
Eighth avenue. ess ~ =
TIOML AND DINING SALOON FOR SALEM one
III Of the best locations in the city Inquire on the
yrsnsss 80 Fourth street. opposite Washington market
DEAL nsfArE, AT AND NEAR 0HI0A0O-X PARTY
IN win dispose Of few Of land the city
Inc Of Chicago, very eligible for building purposes and
quarter sectjon and half section, within few miles Of
" city, al being very desirable lots and Win sell them
= IAN price, and receive pay IN good railroad bonds
part q whole. No property In the country rising
n vaus faster. Addsss Real Estate st. Nicholas Hotel
Tor . few days. sst t46s s8fase
nyRUsTEYs SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESrATE-BY
virtue Of deed Of trust executed to the subscriber,
- trustee bearing date the 18th day Of JAY 1885, BY
John Gillian and Ann l. his wife, and duly recorded
N the clerks ONCE Of James City county court for
TAIN purposes therein e1ressed, shall, ~ trustee
sfcrsd c6w for sale - the highest biddsr for cash.
besese the eeurt house door in the city Of Williamsburg
On the 18th day Of November next very valuable
Escs q land hing IN the county Of James City, contain
ing, according to estimation nine hundred and ninety
four and one fourth The land has on Il An excel
lent dwelling hcue, with an the necessary out-houres
and Hes Immediately on nayigabls creek, thrse miles
from its month. There u large quantity o. plne oak
ssd hickory timber growing upon the lasd and within
one mule Of good landing the before mention
sent prices Of that article would mahs the land very
vAnanis deem 1t unnecessary 10 give further de-
scIiRuon o. the land, persons Wishing to purchase
oonouess view the premises before the day Of sails
suossriber, On Mr.. John Gillian. residing ON the
a. 1ssn. s.ss pleasure IN allowing t1s Land per-
Ssoss City sovssy, June %, 1854 trustee
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TtOR sALE-RARE CHANCE-AN OLD ESTABLISHED
~ saah loan Once and real estate sgency nov doing
h1es business Satisfactory reasona tor selling per
with cAsh can male Handsome fortune in short
tire Address n. N, Herald ONCE. AL communications
oonA1ontaal q. - #f ~ e.s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-05

4 PARTNER WANTED-wITH ABOUT 81, 600 CASH
IA capital to join in . very lucrative business For
particulars, address P. II box lb7 Herald Office.
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CONCERTINAs.-THrS SUPERB INSTRUMENT OF
~ Wbeatstone, Case 3 Chdley's make London to be
had ct the only agency in the United states, J.
Jacobs s07 Broadway. Jacobs celebrated genuine &C.
cordeons and 6utinas An hsrmoncon for sale London
made. &k&
E'OR SALE CHEAP FOR CAsH-A FIRST CLASS Me
II iodeon, piano style, quite new, and by one Of the
best Makers IL was taken for debt and viii be sold
bargain Apply or address 10 VIM PRANKAFD, barber's
shop Clinton Hotel s4 -. -. -
NTUsC-A LADY OF EXPERIENCE m TEACHING
Il the piano, win take few pupils at her residence;
terms two dollars per month"; with privilege Of practice
Apply at 266 West Thirtieth street.
NTUsICAL--THE UNDERSIGNED BEGs LEAVE 10
M inform bis friends and the public in general that
be will continue during the approaching 70 give
instructions on the piano. The greatest pains will b
tai en- 10 advance pups In the art of nude For terms
apply either personally Or BY letter, pre- paid, 70
NEUsICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND PIANO
ll forte.--sr. J. G. NAEDEK, organist Of Calvary
church. composer and professor Of music No. 46 Boome
street Mr. kaeder has returned to town, and Is ready
to resume business.
NNHE BANJO TAUGHT IN FEW EASY LESSONS
u by Prof. J. BUTLER, At HIS rendsncs 172 West
Twenty fifth street, corner Of Eighth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-05

BOARDING HOUSE CASE, &c, FOR SALE, CHEAP
ID in Consequence of death; twelve sober, steady
permanent boarders, Croton wster and shower bath,
twelve rooms, newly fitted up with every thing new
Rent 3166. Inquire northwest Of Forty se-
cond street and Tenth avenue, next to the bakery
$1,000. John HOR,LEY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-05

TIAIR RESTORED OR NO CHARGE AT s3l. BROAD
way, depot of the Swedish Hair Creator. where the
p operations applied and moosy taken unless the
hair caused grow These preparations brought
the public In the fullest confidence. They have
been tried by many, al in no case Were they have
been properly applied have hey been known TO fail
producing the hair For BY III tue principle drag
gists N. B-Privats parors for ladies aud gen emen
c. T. HUTCHINSON, AGENT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-05


DARB MILLINERY AND pREssSAKING NO. 400
x Broadway. MES y. \ GARDNER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-05

A CARD-RoOMs NEAR BROADWAY TO LEr-6IN-
IA gle eesilemss can BE- accommodated At ~ and -
90 per week for s gle airy rooms also ons large psrior
TO let 1t t5 per week ~ The Grapes Hotel lS6 Grand
street, ore block east Of Broadway. g. YERANK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-05

TJ0USE TO LEr-THE UPPER PART OF A FINE
brick housa to let and furniture SALE II want
Possession given before the 18th inst No 43
Essex street. near Grand. Apply to c. MARSH, No. 8
LldIidge street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-05

Il store, situated IN great thoroughfars, near
he Dry Docs The bar has recently been fitted up
- resd style; ample space laid out for large dining
osn the intention Of the proprietor 70 at this
~ Ac, but unforssesn business calls him to the
Try and must DO attended to. Lease ave years, license
60 year. The store 10 spacious light and airy
shanos II here offered to any steady, capable to
Dahe n0asy. Apply Immediately 1t 1855 avenue G,
nag u Tenth street, 102 Nassau street. No. g.
! sssesI aGB tt itf1Gts PURDY CO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-05

II OuSE TO LET IN JERSEY CIrY-A SMALL HOUSE,
III convenient to the ferry. The furniture, which Is
al rev. win bessold-ths whole, part Of It, Posses
zion given immediately. Apply On the premises, No.
York terrace, or at II Aaicen lane, up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-05

UTANTED-A PARTNER IN LARGE FOUNDRY
w business, we'll established and In one Of the best
localities in New York. An experienced man. with
cash capital Of $l6. 900 desired Address W. Herald
Office, stating where an inter view can be had.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-05
4 BL ACKSNITH SHOP. TOOLS AND LEASE FOR
~ sale. Inquire at No. 90 Bank street ]. Posi-

A GOOD CHI NOE So 900 to 60 600 IN CA III WANT
IA ed will sell one haf OF property and husiness
that win net with the services OF both parties from
- 900 10 $4,000 per annum. None need apply unless
they willing to 60 west and to devote Their time to
tbe busDesr Inquire for H. b. at the Fire Marshals
ef6ee o. the Tombs. aa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-05

TyO LEASE - The PLOT OF GROUND ON TIE
i northwest corner Of Spring and Elisabeth Streets
about 10 feet front Spring street. and l2s feet Eli
zabeth street for term Of years. Inquire of IONA
THAN l. CODDMGTON, II Wall street, from IL to 2
0,olock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-05

ITO PARENTS AND GUARDI ANS.-NRS. HAMILTON,
i los Thirty sixth street. first block west of Broad
way will receive two pupils In her family boarding
school, day school for boys In connection with the
above under the charge of Mr. Hamilton. Application
be made personally or BY letter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-05

A HOUSE-A FOUR STORY AND BASEMENT
IA house. with the modern improvements gas and
CIotop, containing twenty rooms, nearly full OF
boarder to let low and the whole part the furni
ture for sale The house IL efgibly sithated, oa hne
exterior with balconies 'front.' and In excellent
The present occupant is about leaving the city The
house has kept Arst class boarding house. and
pays handsome profit For particulars inquire OF N.
p CuR1lSS pisnoforte warerooms, A47 Broadway, up
9tAiYa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-05

i good fixtures, gas &c. good stand for first class
grocery, bakery or any other business. two-story
ran Scuse n twenty esbsn street. near seventh ave
horses in Bank street, Abingdon square Ais, .
good stand for butcher, floor Of the house, with
Croon water of Bank and Greenwich street. Ap
ply IT the northwest corner Of Bank and Greenwich
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-05

ITO TIE LADIES MRS CITIZENS, OF PHIL ,DEL-
u phiA, inventor Of the demonstratve scale : =
cutting dresses be for fs~ days q 12S Wer
Sxts enth street Those wishing to purchase scales,
learn the art have dresses cut are insured psfsst
eatisfaction
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-05

TOPARTNERsHP NOTICE $500 WANTED,
~ partner In the manufact Of An article used
most business men. To one having aboat $500 casi
ONCE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-05

COPARTNERSHIPS.-PAR WANTED WIFE
~ $4,000. to engage In the publication Of an estsb
srable position may be heard Of BY addressing Publisher
Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-05

ITO HOU-EKEEPEks WE ARE NOW INCREASING
our fall importations OF the following articles to
wit-French and EnRlish gas chasdeers braeksts pan
dspts &c Plain and ricaiy decorated French china,
such diuner, tea and tiiot tets vases &c do Our
mep Is larger than be found In AIRY store
either side Of the AtaDtc aod our prlces are wa.
ranted to b ut tie lowest market rates. W. F. DH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-05

EDwARD sINTzENICH, AUCTIONEER - EDWARD
III Sntsenich viii soil auction Wednesday, Sept.
9Th at 0k O'Clock. at the store Lac PEARL 90 Beaver
Streets the large stock Of stationery blank sook fancy
and staple satiorery, and fixtures Of store The entire
soes q ststioner, comprisng demi, medium and cap
n large assortment, domestic and foreign Also
lpss large quantity Of fancy and staple stationery
4so the valuable axtures including counters shelves
AxAWer deske presses &C. Catalogues ct l6 Wall street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-05

TWO STORY AND ATTIC BRI-K H0U. 10 LET,
IA TIL first Of Way ext. The lease and some furni-
turs for sale, at bargain. Apply to B. W. RICHARDS,
307 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-05

T,OR SAIE-A HANDSOME BAY HORSE, SIX YEARS
Il old; stands Is hands inches high ponsy built,
sound and kind and good traveller; also top
and harness, nearly new Apply at 45 East Fifteenth
street. near Fourth Avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-05

YyBE CRYSTAL PALACE HAS BEEN CALLED 4
transparent humbug, but IL Il not half 20 transps
eDt az the fraud and extartion sometimes prAstssd
he sale OF teas and coffee 10 order to realize the i'm
putop force Of contrast make purchase ct the
Empire City Tea warehouse $40 Bowery, Of Fifth
street, at 81 Catharne street, whore the articles
genuine. and the pYices cheap.