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Distressing DEATH.-We regret to state,
says the Columbia (Tenn) Intelligencer of the
10th inst, that last Saturday an interesting
little girl, six years old, one Of the twin
daughters of Mr.. Thomas j. Moore of this place.
came to her death under melancholy eircum-
stances. With several other children, she was
riding on wagon, when she became entangled
in one Of the wheels, and before assistance could
be rendered she was so badly injured that she
expired in very short time.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-21

Put IN FOR CoAL.-The steamship Tennessee,
Capt. Parrish, frem Charleston for Baltimore,
put into Norfolk for supply of coal. The Bea-
con says she is handsome craft and no doubt
an excellent SEQ boat, but her interior accom-
modations cannot compare with those of the
Roanoke and Jamestown
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-21

FREE GAME-Six thousand live and healthy
quail were lately landed in Liverpool from
Egypt, with the intention of being scattered
throughout the country for breeding
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-21

CoPYwRIGHT ExTNGUIsHED.-C Congress has
passed an act appropriating $4,000 to Thos. q.
Sumner, in consideration of the transfer to the
United States of the COPYRIGHT of work
wherein he fully describes his own method of
ascertaining ships position at sea when me-
ridian observation of the sun cannot be obtained
After the transfer shall be made, and the said
sum paid, the copywright shall be deemed ex-
tinct, and the books may hereafter bepublished
as if no such right had existed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-21

PETERSBURG, VA.-The Southside Democrat
pronounces the city of Petersburg perfectly
healthy, free from cholera and other kindred
diseases
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-21

SPEEDY JUsT1oE,-A man named John Dono-
hoe drew a knife in the Recorders courtroom
in St. Louis, on the morning of the 18th, and
attempted to stab man named Kendall He
was Immediately arrested and led into the bar.
The testimony was heard in three minutes from
the time of arrest, and the prisoner fined 800
for disturbing the peace in the courtroom.
After this he was sent to the Work-house
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-21
New York Markets.


New York, August 1.-THE Cotton market
here is firm, with moderate demand Flour is
firm and prices have an upward tendency sales
of Ohio brands at 80 rs to SO so per Dbl.
Corn is in fairsrequest at unchanged prices
Lard has advanced, with sales at 104 to lie
per Dbl
NEW YORK, August 1S-The Cotton market
continues firm. Flour is in good request at
yesterdays prices. There has been an active
demand for Corn without any change in the
rates. =1-=. z---
Iowa Election.
NEW York, August 18.-The Wings have
swept every thing before them in Iowa They
have elected their candidate for Governor by q
majority of 5000
Thomas Fl. Benton.
WASHINGTON, August 18.-Mr. Benton is in
no wise discouraged by his recent defeat in
Missouri, and declares his intention to stump
the State. 4
Arrival of the Cahawba
New YORK, August 1.-THE steamer Ca
hawba arrived here yesterday from Mobile, via
Havana
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-21

We are indebted to the clerk of the Saranal
No for late st. Louis papers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-21

EXECUTION OF WEIGART.-The 18th inst. was
the day fixed for the execution of Wegart, in
Lexington, Ky. Weigart, it will be remem-
bered, killed a man named Gushing, some
months ago, for an unintentional insult to his
wife.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-21

Valuable, Saw. MIL. prora.
BY r. B. SYKES.
EEVHURSDAY, August 20, 1854, at 10 o'clo.l
H. will be .od at auction A Banks Arcade withou!
saatny hnt Of the best and In first running
II situated lot fronting the river Bogue Tanh ahont &
square The title will he made ndisputabe, rivht m
through the land owned by Capt Bosser established The
Jury will DO granted to the purchaser. ' Via
Tsnasa 70 months FOR notes satisfactorily endorsed
,.. IMMEDIATELY AFTER -.
Al the same time aud place, will be offered
400 acres Of LAND purchhsed for the o. said MIL o
with ,he residence Of Capt Bosssr situated the Mil
honao Ia Of brick two stuy high with eight rooms nnd bs
oStbudngs no. csiay, together with Garden Orchard III
property susted In tho Of the Arba Spring
times known as the ChIisty Spring. Ao%
The aforesaid SPRING. together with 1900 OF LAND "a.
STEAM SAW MILL not ~ operation Aal
sand months for notes satisfactorily endorsed ALL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-21

The Enquirer, of the 10Th, says the cholera is
rapidly on the decline in the city Of Richmond.
xhe interments at the City Cemetery, for the
week ending Sunday, August 10, show 20 inter
ments by cholera-8 white males, white fe-
males, II colored males and colored females
total 20. Whole number of interments for the
week as follows White males 20, females IL.
Colored males 10, females 6--total So. This
shows decline of 10 in cholera interments,
compared with the previous week at the City
Cemetery, and decrease of IL in the whole
number Of interments for the same period
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-21
AMERICA AT BOSTON.
Further from the East.

BosToN, August 1S.-The steamer America
has arrived here; the only additional items of
Importance embraced in her news is that the
Western Powers have formally rejected the last
propositions of the Emperor of Russia, but have
made new proposals. M r.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-21

FATAL ACCIDENT. - Henry Colgare, second
mate of the ship Hudson, lying in the East
River at New York, was instantly killed on the
18th inst, by a case of goods slipping from the
sings while being hoisted from the hold, and
falling upon his head.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-21
Creme De B0Msy Champagne

U1iON2O11kJJOIf U 1I1O 11IVIf1ND
entirely article from the Creme Bonzy brands
NOW LANDING $50 baskets the above otherbandsu
quartz pints, will receive, the
further supply.
This superior other
this we'll nil who
CREME DE BoUZY DE sLLERY
Also hand my usual Of the WINES an
LIQUORS the market which will be aod terma
any other house in the city.
2ptf sEWELL T. TAYLOR, No. LIZ Ropal atraat.
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ARRIVAL OF STEAMSHIP AMERICA.
COTTON MARKET FIRM.
BREADsTuFFs ADVANCING.
IMPORTANT GENERAL NEWS.
Later from the East and Spain
Espartero's New Government.

New YORK, August 16.--The Cunard steam
ship America has arrived at Halifax, bringing
dates from Liverpool of the 9th inst, three days
later than the accounts brought by the Union
The following is q summary of her news;
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-21

HEALTH OF WASHINGTON During the month
of July there were 1874 deaths in Washington.
Of these SO were children under five years
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Esu ttt suuibsun liHs.
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Seasoaaahke GlnsEainn

az THE UNDERSIGNED offering great Inducements to
purchasers of
SUMMER CLOTHING AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
fB- Give us call. sTURGEs COLBY,
jy42p 8 and 10 Cbs,,,es .,,o.t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-21

We sincerely regret to state that man by
the name Of W. Fl. Lowry was killed on Monday
last, in this place, by Thomas Willingham.
Lowry had taken walk in company with q
man by the name Of Dupree in the outskirts Of
town, and on his return was waylaid and shot
with double barreled shot gun, he fell NOR
tally wounded, and was taken to the office of
Dr. Roberts where he expired after four hours
of the most intense suffering. Willingham
effected his escape, and although efforts have
been made to arrest him, is still at large. We
do not know enough to give the particulars of
the origin of this most lamentable occurrence,
and can only say that Willingham was shot at
by Lowry about eighteen months since, for
which lit is generally believeD he was killed
[San Augustine (Texas) Red Lander, 18th inst
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STILL LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL. OF THE BALTIC.
latter from tlle East.

C0TTON DSTIJFFs
FIRM CONSOLS .aDH.aNCED.
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Books j! Books! Books !.

NOTICE.
~ The subscriber intending to change his business osa for sale
low his stock Of BOOKS STATIONERY embracing
ETY. Of LAW MEDICAL MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS Of the
character. For great bargains call early.
Asofcr sale, large LECTRCAL MACHINE large
NETo and SET OF MICROSCOPE.
su7l I'm y. KELLER, 20 Commercial Place.
~ CARD.-We miss some of our Books and
Papers, which feel satisfied
Any having thom will great by notifying
where they are in order shat may send for them.
Liberal Reward will be paid all where parties will
cspt it. E. J.HART co, 1OT Tchoap itouas at aust
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS

no THE NEW oRLEANs DAILY oREsoENT.
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E ds, ORLEANS, JACK fsTs tsRs
kAI soN AND GREAT NoRTHFRNk tSa
ssmea4 oa Department commodaion
i s.als T . a nS the Depot oops and
MONDAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY Al AZ o'eloos :! NJ
rlTEsna " me IRAN viii leave the State Oh
THURSDAYS SATURDAYS nj Az o,riork A. M
~ s Sas NOTICE viii be given OF Excursion TrAu1. .
shPpers Of freight tn. mama tho
saa oi ~ which they are 70 be delivered, ~ !
AaAa WARRaN'& GRIeE, Superintendent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-18
kABERT 4. NIcoLAy, AucTIoNEsR-.srocKs AND

ALBERT d. NICOLAY, AUCTIONEIR-SrOCK AND
bonds Ut auction II. Ncolay viii SELL this day
" 10, at TX o'clock, at the Merchants ExchAage 70
ount Of whom u $500 Michigan Southern
kson Branch q the road interest payable semi
81 900 each; 5000 Great Western Qllnoi) RA lroAd
$1,000 esch; 900 Toledo, Norwalk and Cleveland
rcsd st mSrtssss per cent bonds interest semi anna
e.s bonds interest ssm
00O each 1000 Bonds Of Cedar county, lows dated
June 1885, and redeemable ~ tho Bank Of tbs Common
lh In New York. LIST June 1878 interest At the rate Of
w cent per ~ psys6ls semi nm q said Bank
%; S65 draft by Henry r Adams Co., on, and &C.
By the treasurer Of the Lyons, Iowa. Central Rail
d. 9Th April 1854 ct days after date, due 9th
Co. dated April lt 1854 q 60 days after date due Sd
100 shares C1sveland and Pttsburg eAch
DO Mexican Ocean Mail and Inland Company. 500 do;
nschanics' Bank fWilliam sbSrs $50 do 10 do New
DO. 50 DO. 81. Nicholas Bank, 500 DO; Il Eighth Ave
Bank, go do 20 do. Firemen's Insurance Company,
do 20 do Stuyvssant Insurance Company, $20 DO. 30
Reliance Mutual Insurance. Company, 500 dol; 20
Washington insursnce Company ~ 90; los o. Fnl-
ns Lead Company, 80 DO; 100 DO Amsrie.n White
fspsny Is do 500 do. North River Mining and Quarry
Company Vermont mArblesl ~ dol 20 DO. Franof1
ssIe LIE Boat CorPoratiOn eo Do; ~ do G..ainsF
Terms Of saleTsn per cent this day and The balancs
morrow The accrued interest ON AL the bonds will be
rged to the purchaser A. H N holds regular sales OF
lcfs, bonds and other securities svory Monday and
,rsdsy. q The HsrchsutI Exchange a. private sale
ance and other stocks Once. No Broad street, next
Former of Wall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-18
IUcTIoN Nor1cE-noRTcAcE sALE.rIv

UCTION NoTICE.-MoRTGAGE sALE.-FIvE
thousand dollars worth Of elegant and costly house
Tyfurniurs, pianoforte, velvet carpets, &o.-WM B.
INES, Auctoneer, will sell ON Friday May 49, 1t l0x
kock, Ct 100 West Twenty fourth street. near Eighth
vAlas BILE hopsebod furniture, made to order
ing Of rich velvet and Brussels carpets lace and brocA
curtsina, three superior rosewood suits In costly
satn, rosewood centre, side and sofa tables,
eAb rcseweod piano, fully stegere
plate gl6s dosPs extension And dining tables book
resewosd bureaus and washstands magnificent oval
Tsrs, mahogany suits in hair cloth and plush great
Of costiy oil paintings and engraving rosewood and
best curled horse hair
stsrs and plews splendid china vases. do. dinner and
fets silver tea service casors cake baskets crocksry
worry cutlery together With great variety q
he country about furnishing their houses
d. II. TOPPING, Attorney for Mortgage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-18

IN VILLAGE LOTS AT AUCrrON-wITHIN tn eEE
U miles Of York city, and two miles Of tbs Jer-
Citv fsrrv on oibus route fare ten ceats Every
81 owns house and lot No building assocission; 40
npany busines drawing for lots; every tub On rs
sell st public suction on Friday Nay ~ At oslooE
Of ve two miles from Jersey City In the village
good hoo stores and churches and many other pub
conveniencss. The above property which for beauty
heaithnsss oflocaton and ready 20 busine
piank roads, stands unrvalled. This elevated site
gS6csnt view o. the 6sy and harbor Of Nsv York and
terms az ~ PEI csh ~ shS . % Ice
len varrantss dsea will be given. and tho balance
and mortgage 1T three years At six cent interest
maps and further particulars inquire ct SCOTS Real
gate Exchange Montgomery street, Jersey City.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-18

O. TUTILE, AUCTIONEEH--EXTENSIV BALI
Of the furniture stock Of hquor and dxtures
tie veil known estahlishment Of GosnSs French and
tls will sell Monday At I0x o'clock, At the above es-
tho entire stock Of fixtures contained therein
ssing Of large STOCK Of the host quality Of wines and
lors fine imported Havana segArs marble counters,
ented French plate mirrors marble floors large Ora
copper boilers Kitchen ranges marble top tables,
Of furniture he'd ding, and ooloths 30 Also,
sve assortment Of kitchen utensls The whole will DO
without reserve for cash. AID deposits required from
~ purchases. Catalogues ON the day Of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-18

MATRIMONIAL.

MADAME MORROW WILL MAKE NArRIMoSY EASY
lS and will show the likeness Of the futurs husband ma
absent friends thressh an natument which she viii cause
70 Illuminate and uririnnts itself by invoking The
~ her wonderful science. Geutsmsn aamiitaA
~. " ByeVHs sysst, kssyssA SNAasS ~ cslulhM
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REMOvAI4.

III Of nAy neat the oyster dealers located he
futon and vssey stfesta, viii their bvsnss
N ~ UT 'ssvsse FrnsE sRq yash sr,ss, feE'h EiYt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-18

LBERT II. NICoLAY, AUcTIONHRR-LARGEs SALE
q eissant diamond jswelry, &o.-A H. Nioolay Co.
ssli 81 auction on fkursdAy, May 49, 81 II slock 81
salssroon Ne rs Wall street, gold watches diamond
ssng In part Of elegant cluster and sasl: stone d.a
I'd stone diamond breaspns ana scarf pins Maltese
ssss a. al set I, The mos nodsra P.risisn styles
line hunting and sporting wstohss ladies' elegant
watches With diamond back; gold guard fob and vest
Ains pencil oasss thimbes, earrings PENDANTS hoops
n A. II. NICOLAY,
= SINTZENICH.
4 w. r. DhEW6TER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-18
I1lar a.. NIcoLAY, AycrloNEER GREE 7

"a u aaS horseS' carri.ees To EAibsrt Id Sisoisy
Co. will sell 81 auction Thursday, May l6 It II
lock, at the Atlantic stables No. Greenwich street.
sound and kind; has trotted mile In $50 and will bs
zAntisd te trot mile in three minutes to sold
Of Shetland ponies s1 and year. old and var
rranted kind and sound they perfectly kind In both
Gle and double harness under the saddle having bssn
ia BY ladies and children for two past Also pair
od Warranted perfectly kind and SQUAD in both
able a.d single harness. under the saddle An Gle
By FiaAd.r vth ~ q silver mounted hsrnsss bat
Ire sld SQUAD snd kind; tsot mile in three minltes
elegant sx scat bret carriage finished IN the bess
pnsr and perfectly having never beea used, 70
her with handsome bsrouohe and two seat
~s~' ~ n SINTZENICH,
W. r. BREWSTER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-18
LEGAL NOTICES.

PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE HIGH COURT
OF Chancery, rsede In tho matter Ann
Cameron ane Ia cause Eisabcth Parks against Henry
Revs Reynolds, all persons claiming 10 be kin
Ann Cameron, formerly q No Brompton place Bronp
hut sto Pierrspoint Hoass Prrepont street the
Of bath widow the tetatrir in the proceedings
their solicitors on Q, before the Isl day Of June 1854 to
conc their claims at the chambers
Chsroelor Sir John Stuart AZ " Old square Iaooinsnn
In ire cou W Of Mddesex in defaults thereof they viii
excluded fom the bcnent the order
Tbursdsy the 18th day Of Jwcs 1884, ~ ~ O'Clock
the said AIpsinted for hearing and Adui
stng the claims Dated this 3lst day Of March lo4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-18

'ENRY III LEEDS AUcTIoNKER.-BY IL n LEEDS
Co., on Saturday. May 20, At the store 10 Nassau
at one o'clock Immediately after the sale Of paint
large sale Of household furniture consisting roysl
on, Brussels and ingram carpeting large mirrors,
tel pier And oval In rich frames suites Of fine fur
some Of IL made BY Roux; also rich window curtains
do cornices suites OF furniture 10 rosewood covered
len hrecatelle; rosewood and mahogany bodstsads,
r., mS BILE top tables. washAtahds wArdrebea, hook
e seereta1es cabinets. cloots chandeliers md gas
kets pianoisrtes In rosewood and MAHOGANY, be3s
verses bedding, &o With large merit Of other
itxss Sepevsa Sey seayestelee u sAt
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|UcTIoN NOTIcE.-sANUEL osGoOD. AUCTION.
esr will sell his stores "a Nassau street. Satur-
At l0 A. NJ large collection Of household furniture,
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ssRY q, LEEps CO.. AucTIosrERs--wEkE .

EERY n. LEEDS CO. AUcTrosrERs.--wE RE
spsstfuiIy notify cur friends and the pub1e sensray
: We have removed our salesrooms from No 3 wall
b. TO the spacious store 10 Nassau between Pine and
tr streets where have much more extensive acsom
sons for our regular sales than heretofore and shs
s,n dsvots ourselves to the sale Of works Of srt furn
fsnoY soeds horses sad carriages &c In addition 70
facilities have htted up p sture gallery upwards
F,aty " twenty six feet with light every way sdsp
The disposal Of pictures and other works OK art both
1sls And private aIe For particulars Of sales refer
{zr general auction edver .;semsnts.
HENRY IA LEEDS A CO., 10 Nassau,
between Cedar and Pine streets
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UCTTON NOTICE.-THOS BELL. AUCTIONRER-
By Thos Bell and H. N. Bush-Friday, 81 1917 o'clock,
Centre street. will be sold the entire Va
Bile furniture from Thirty sixth street, post
cd: also, valuable cabinet makers stock. Saturday,
Of choice dry goods, new and second hand clothing,
by articles, jswelry, ten watches, guns, DC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-18

IN bnverstrnw and Sing sing landing ct washington
heishts Yenlers Hss.isga Dehbs Ferry and Tarrytewn.
will leave ths foot Of JAY street morning ~ o'cock
for TIE aheys place. landing ~ Ames street sh Way re.
.srrsbs YIN hays Hsysusysv st1y.x,
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THEATRICAL NOTICE TIE SUBSCRIBER HAv
ing leased the Theatre for she summer season.
during the extensive alterations being made at the Che
from ladies and gentlemen Of talent
paid Mr. Thomas McKeon, Theatrical Agent box G6
Post Once PHILADELPHIA First class stars DESTROYS Of
engaging ~ this popular summer theatre will also please
address above The will commence about
tho LIST of June. JAMES QUINLAN,
Philadelphia May IT, Lessee, Chestnut street Theatre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-18
TaE DUSSELDORF GALLERY.-IN THE coURIE

THE DUSSELDORF GALLERY.-IN THE COURIER
Enquirer Of Tuesday and also in other morning papers,
notice appeared headed The closing Of the old
Gallery which many persons have been lead TO
name be sold This preston. however, CHROME
QUE the notice above alluded to referred only
and 70 the rooms ,tsy occupied by the
American Art Union Gallery, ~ Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-18
HENRY H. LEEDS, AUcrIoyEER-BY H. p.

IL WERP son will sell this day, at 10 o'clock, -
2l6 Pearl O lots well assorted hardware and
lsry also invoice Shssid plated ware Samples and
cataloaues now ready.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-18

WIN. WRITER'S AUCTIONEER. WILL SELL THIS
day at 10 O'Clock 1T lS7 Canal street. large assert
men ofhourehold furnit Of every description
sofa paror chairs rockers extension dining and
Pcstry three ply and ingram carpets large lot Of olcoth
bat racks stair rods mahogeny and walnut bedsteads
st.rs marble tsp dressing bureaus and wshtand toilet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-18

NTEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE,
IN via Nicaragua Accessory Transit Company, Of Nj.
sersgua, Propretors Through In advance Of the Mail
crossing The new double engine steamship or TIN
WEST 1900 burthen will leave from pier No North
river 1t three O'clock p M precisely for Puenta Arenas
Saturday Nay 20 connecting with the favorte steam
earagua transit route having hut twelve miles Of land
transportation first class carrsgss These steamers
tnformstioB passage, apply only to CHARLES MORGAN,
AGENT, No. Bowling Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-18
M JULLIEN'S FAREWELL CONCERTS,
wi. Previous TO bis departure for Europe,

M JULLIEN's FAREWELL CONCERTS,
W. Previous TO his departure for Europe
FOR TEN NIGHTS ONLY,
Ar CASTLE GARDEN.
THIS GHURsDXYJ NAY is
two hundred and eighth America which the
following programme will DO presented:-
Overture" Fra Diavolon ................... Auber
QuAdrille- Pietro II Grande, ............. =. Juen
Symphony, The Larghetto, from the Symphony
Grand Ari." Ali Non Gnnisei" from scnnam. '''.
NH: Anna zcir. .'..'..'''' '0''nn'
New valse-' Tho Farewell, or Adiea TO Anne.
rica," composed expressly for the farewell
c,o r,ncel.s' oy.... M uneh
s0-'' --e''-'' N. C;ciinct
Quadrile National" The American. .Julen
Last time. Arranged with twenty Solos and varia
ons to DO performed by twenty Of NJ Jullien's smin
Grand operate Selection and Fantasis, Cnrst
arranged s iI BY 4! Julien. With Solos FOR c.
rionet, Cornet o. Piston, Trumpet and Ophe
cleide, performed by N Wuile, Herr
K osanL pIheT M and .3. Mr. Hughes and
song-"'Twas ON sunday Morning. MORT
M'ile Anna Zsrr
symrhGpy-Thns Ainuetts from the Symphony IN
Duo Two Voiinsys L. CARNIVAL de- veni:e " Psssnni
Descriptive Of Sleigh Ride concluding with jcrdsnsa
Hard Road to Travel composed expressly fox and dedi
Admission to all parts Of the Garden 30 cents; Reserved
Seats 80 cents extra The Reserved Seats
during the day at the music Of s. O. Joie
Broadway and Hall Son. 23s Broadway and In the even
Doors open AT Z; Concer. to commence At o'clock
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D. NASH, AucTIoNEER, STORE $40 BROADWAY
Mortgage and execution sss Of large stock ofready
clothing, &c Friday. Nay 18th, at 10 An, At l6
net ana alpaca coats and pants lsrse assortment OF
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