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Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-08-19

18th street, just above Corcoran & Riggs
Nov. 9-lyeo. (m) Banking House
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sllisttlIanteas.
DIR. MroRsws

INVIGORATING CORDIAL,
A Phenomenon la 5fedicIne.--H Health Re-
stored and Life Lengthened, by DIR. Morse's
lnvig0rating Elixir OF Cordial.
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HHECk BOOKS ON THE BANK OF
" the Metropolis, Bank Of Washington, and
Patriotic Bank Blank Notes and Bills of Exchange,
for sale by w. C. ZANTZINGER,
Stationers' Hall, adjoining Irving Hotel
Nav 24-3tf
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DANNY FERNS NEW BOOk.-SccOnd
IL series Of Fern Leaves, composed of entirely
new matter, This second Offering of her Leaves
is decidedly superior 10 anything which has SO.
issued from her spirited pen.
Lady Bulwcr's new book, Behind the Scene.
This work is very brilliant and wonderful ability is
displayed in almost every page
The Dodd Family, one of Levers funniest speci-
mems of inmtablc humor and satire.
Graham's Magazines for June.
All the New Books and Magazines received as
fast as published, and for sale at
JOE SHILLINGTON'S Bookstore,
Odeon Building, corner Al street and Penn.
Nav 30-3t avenue.
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May 3l-3t Bookstore. near 9th st.
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Personai Intelligence.

Judge Bishop Montreal Colonel Reynolds and family,
Esq., Quincy illinois; Captain Eiwards Buffalo; P. r.
LsBond, New Orlesns Captain Higgins, Charleston VIM
T.s1sssa sa s lH %sR1us isa
roy London arrived yesterday at the St. Nicholas Hotel
Dufied, Cincinnati; 6. T Hodges, Vermont; Captain
" s hs
J. stokea Philadelphia; n. p. Adams Cincinnati; Captain
); NJ Hood Massachusetts,; Captain N. ,. Palmer, sto-
bany; H. B. Trenett, California; r. Austin Savannah
vah.r, Charleston Daniel Tulsn New Orleans; wane,
Troy r. T. Blackman Chicago, were among the arrivals
1t the Astor House yesterday.
Major Abpsm yanduseD, Connecticut; Rev. Mr.. Hagan,
Albany; Victor Mardon, Cuba; Captain r. Homer Phila
asd family Cincinnati arrived yesterday at the Union
R. Fisher Texas; Barrow, Louisiana; Mrs. Ramsay
and family, baltimore H. Aug Msjis, Baltimore J. s.
York and family New York; A. g. Baker, Rochester, j.
H. Delany New Orleans were among the arrivals at the
Prescott House yesterday.
Hon. Judge Gayane, New Orleans; John Stewart and
daughter Virginia; r p Remington, New York; Mr..
IAponaterre Canada W. Hemingway, Connecticut &C. q.
Griswod, Massachusatts W. II. Gardiner Massachusetts,
W. F. Carey New York, arrived at the Clarendon House
yesterday.
For Savannah, in the steamship Florida--i Baker,
Austin, Howard, James Sterling Francis Ogden,
For Norfolk Petersburg and Richmond, in the steam
ship Jamestown-H d Bell + D Ogden G A Etberdge, A
Phzinl, John Merwin, James Mosby, MISS Ruther
ford, Walden, lady. ana two children, Miss G
AeLemore J P Bany AID lady, John sheldon, Price,
Pwalters, AGwan, Roach, Miss Ellen Roa,h, Mrs and
Miss Myer, A Karton, NJ Dsughtrey, Mr. Cobb, Mr. Do
haney. and ~ in the steerage.
For Charleston, in the steamship Marion-E Bangs
RThonsassey, Miss Colon, Mrs Russell, Jas Colon
wv Carmalt and lady, D Boyd, Nc caughrn, Thos
Stafford and lady Mrs Hayes and two children, Barrow
VIM w,ghtD,an, w Fash, John Baer, W Tehre, Cha
Blu gtorn 1hos Henderson, Miss Agnes Galbraith, c
Oliver and LADY, Priolan, J MCPHERSON, and % in
the stet rage.
In the schr n Hailock, from st Jago de Cuba-Mr u
Sptek Falmirall Calsads Williams, Gilbert, I
Giro, Grametges, S lie Guen, Anays, i Jsckied,
~
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IA MEETING OF TIE MEMBERS or ATLANTIC
N Hose Co No. Of Williamsburg, held at their house
the afternoon Of July 81 the Following resolutions
we're Adopted
Whereas. has pleased God, in the dispensaton of d.
vino providence, W from midst late
spccted and esteemed foreman Mr.. Charles r. Harvey
and whereas, his death has cast shade Of gloom and
minds reminding Of the fact that In
the midst Of life we arc in death; therefore
Resolved, That wbo we deeply feel the loss Of one
who had endeared himself 70 those around him by his
many acts Of kindness, sincerely condole with the
family Of deceased In thor bereavement and :ommend
them In the hour Of trouble 70 Him who watches the
sparrow fall and feeds the OF the air the husband
OF the sidow, the father Of the fatherless.
Resolved That copy Of these resolutions bc scrt TO
the family Of deceased and that attend his funeral
this afternoon. THOMAS l.. DuNHAM President
HENRY HoSr, Secretary.
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DSseneeA with The words ~. 7. WARM, account
~ nm s in the hand writing Of clerk OF the
y~Stic1eer. Another book produced 10 the sales
names Of Dur Chasers The following is the entry as
10 this purchase:-62+6l Chs McQuade, 100
$50. Nothing in this book indicates the name OF
the seller. The terms OF sale do not contain the
name Of the vender, Of the auctioneer. The me
norandum at the foot Of the terms, sigaed by the
phintY states tue purchase to be made OF NicOlsy,
snctioDeer But the receipt for the deposit OF ten
per cent designates the lots by their numbers ex-
presses the purchase msnsy, and states that 1.-THE
title 10 to be given by J. Warrin and Others" This
b sigped albert II. Ncolay, auctioneer, by Nc
Louehlin." He is proved to have been clerk, but
he case Of Champlin vs.. Parish, II, page 4o5,
there Is nothing 70 bind the defendant, unless
! be the receipt. A subscription by the agent
to paper showing who Is the principal,
Vs. Hsgerdorn Il Dner's Rep.l in this Court, such q
document was in evidence. The entry in the sales
book was subscribed by the auctoneer and did suf-
ncienty show who was the vender, as the Court de-
teymMed. And in the late case OF Peck vs.. Murray
Justice Mitchell, Of the Supreme Court, recognized
aad enforced the rule in q very full and careful
opinion. The question then turns upon the receipt
signed by the clerk of the auctioneer. The case Of
Graham Va. Musson, Is King q. G. 603,) which is
cited does not decide the question, nor that Of
Hooks vs. Wetmore, q Wendell, 54s.) The latter
depends upon the particular language Of the statute,
- 70 the power Of auctioDeer sale Of goods.
In weld vs.. Boulter & Barn Abel, AS, especially
IN the opinion Of Taunton, Justice there Ia much to
sustain the ger eral proposition that the clerk of the
auctioneer may be deemed the agent Of seller and
buyer but the action was against the latter, and
here was in the case sufficient recognition of the
elesk's authority. The clerk at the sale took down
he name Of the auctioneer and called It Off See
also the Trustees Of the Belfast Church w. Bgelow
Is Wendell, 49, think the question is by no mean,
clear one but my conviction is that the statute Il,
not complied. with, by deposit receipt executed a;
adifferent time and place, although on the sam
day, and by clerk Of the auctioneer, when it
NOS certain that the latter present there
fore decide the case on this ground assuming that
tract and do not enter into the consideration of
he other objections raised by the defendant. The
complaint must be dismissed, but without costs.
he right to the deposit money will follow, Of
course.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-30

LyIRsr GRAND BALL or THE sEASON--TO BE GIVEN
IL At Hyde parh, formerly Abbey Hotel on Monday
evening" July 81 for which occasion Dodworths celebrs
ted cotfon band engaged, and the committee pledge
themselves to make IL OF the first sorees of the sea
Tickets 81, admitting gentleman and ladies, TO be
had OF the following COMMITTEES Geo. Scarf o. Stewart
McComb's Dam Hotel George Ward, Of Broadwav
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-30

A NERVOUS ENGINE COMPANY NO 6.--NOTTCE--
N The members, honorary members, and friends Of
the company requested meet at the engine house
this Sunday afternoon, at O'Clock for tho purpose Of
paying the last tribute Of respect 10 the memory Of
william A. Douglass, late honorary member OF the con-
pany. BY order OF HENRY CLOSE, Foreman.
JoHS J. kelly, Secretary
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Alta SPECIAL MEETING OF SOUTHWARK ENGINE
IN Go. No 80, held after return from the Gre 100
fulton street, Sun building II unanimously resolved
that vote Of thanks be rendered to MosesY Beach,
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all suits against for infringement, and have the L.
Hereafter there be question about the right TO
use our machines We have commenced prosecuting in
RINGERS of patents, Of which have ten sewing
mAchines All other machines in market palpably in
ffnae one more Of patent II any buy those in
zeror machines, they will be compelled 10 pay for Ii
censc to them I. NJ SINGER CO., 323 Broadway.
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Our Friends from Ecw Orleans, and thu
osah ssnerally viii rad Us ~ No. Al Broadway, full,
xpared with large and choice Of ready
saeAbsg rents fnr1shng goods trunhs yslises carpet
ooGg TO-, TO supply all their wants. No deviation
0aohSe prices. ALFRED MUNROR CO.
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Sewing MacDlnee-T0 the Publle.-Au suits
&tween and I. VI. Singer & Co settled and they
are licensed to make and sell sewing machines under my
patent.-July %, 1864. ELIAS HOWL, in.
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Good reader what think your
Suppose poisonous trash II pAlmed upsn Jon for
Lysns magnetic powder and life lost thereby, IL IL not
as bad setting house fre2 Look 70 the label
and signature, and be that nothing the real
magnetic powder win eectualy rid your dwelling Of bed
bugs, reaches, DC. Depot 424 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-30

~ and lesse of six years Of the hair dressing and
bathing saloon OF No. Murray street For particulars
INQUIRE on the premises.
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Assign ee's Salc.--samuel GsgOod, tionecr,
"a Nassau street, viii sell by auction, to Monday
morning. July 81 at 1914 O'Clock, y tho store 625 Broad
way the whole Of the stock in trade Of said store
prsipg large assortment Of sil, satm and other man
ne whole stock will be sold without reserve cash.
by order Of the assgnees Catalogues n,arnng Of SALE
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THE TURF.


GREAT SPORT AT SARATOGA sPRIrGs.-YHREE
" great trots July Is Is, and August July - purse
500. mile heats, IN In harnsss Mclaughlin names
both Of New York
July IS purse 500. 3 In 9. 70 skeleton wagons. wm
Woodruns b. b. Centreviie; 8. McLau6hlins b. Lady
Moscow.
Tuesday, August match 81 oO0, mile heats, In be-
tween tho celebrated horse True John New York. and
Belle " sarstcga, 8. Hcasland names Trus John, 70
WAGON; Wm oodruh do BIZ. m. Belle, OF Saratoga, In
hsrrss1 ali the above trots play pay. and win
WIN. WOODRUFF. Proprietor.
FINHE IURF.--A PACING MATCH FOR $780, no CONE
a OF Thursday, August D. at o'clock p. NJ, 1T @.
pay Hotel half mile heats the best three In Eve 70
g. Day names black horse Spider j. PAXTON names
sorrei horse Unexpected q. DAY, proprietor.
1NiON COURSE, LONG ISLAND.-TROTr1NC.-O
~ Monday July 81, at O'Clock, p. NJ, a match for
xloo, mile heats to harness. Mr. T. Frear names b. m
Lady Huoer, H. Woodruff names b. e. Pedcr; the above
horaes belong mp the North River stages will leave the
Williamsburg ferries for the every half hour
SHAW &WHIrE, Projectors.
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lsNAbOS~@ ftOfUCt VSWtGIS E-IHHU8s---FUK pOSFcFs
sweetness and purity Of tone and elasticity Of touch
shee pianos challenge comparison with all ether makes
r. Gilbert Co.'s premium pianos with without the
ssofan. No article Of American manufacture has
~ticted more universal cemmendation from the press
throughout the civilized world thar these celebrated
piAu os Glbert's boudoir pianos. Haett & Cumston 3
ynos of the old firm CT Hallett Co. Jacob CHECKER
ng's planes The above pianos to be found only ct the
srea. music Establishment Of HORACE WATERS, 333
Broadway
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hay arc's Turtle sOupi-Grccn Turtle Soup
constantly at hand and served At all hours OF tho DAY
and evening J. " BAyARp, state street, Battery.
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above Bioome street, for the treatment OF pulmo.
aary only and where his celebrated Indian Balm
and Lung Baisam only be obtained. They are the
only remedies yet known TO consumpop in the
second stages which be tesided BY more than five
hundred in this city who have used the me icne
and were cured Of consum ption.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-30

Bachelors Hair Dye IL stili the Leading
srec ~ all ecknewl3ged TO DO tbs best dye
sfeetly cel1rDg the lair the IL IL applied
thousands in all pArts q the world proclaim the only
rotssle dye known. Sold At BATCHELORS, No. 20
H1ordwAy.
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HeloieOns.-s. ID. & n. w. Smiths Melo-'
dens celebrated for POSSESSING greater power purity,
and of tone than those Of any other makers
SHOse wishing 70 examine, or purchase at very low
price, number instrument, should call at the sole
agency, No as8 Broadway Meodeons of NIL other styles
and prices constantly hand. HORACE WATEtS
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Reese + Co.-rhe Original Twenty-Five Cent
iaguerreotype depot $50 Broadway not removed. The
pepor ed removal Of this establishment and ts propr
par with all operations Of sharpers to raise
the wind. Nothing has been moved from this place but
100 pictures &c stolen from the ROOM
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Ropular Trade.-Thc SuIDscr1bcrs are selling
ser spring silks bareges lawns tissues, prints cling.
Aans shawIa ribbons and lace curtains at great dis
ssunt from their real value in order TO mako for
their new fall goods which they will open after the lat
of August IFADBEATER LEE, 347 Broadway,
corner of Leonard street,
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Pcfer Roberts d Co, 355 Broadway, have
tust opened very large assortment Of valendennes
edgpg. and aces from shilling to ten dollars pe
yard. superior stock of point XAlencon laees and
poll.rf. rich.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-30

MA1 eR LEE, 3f7 Broadway have now in store large
assortment Of bomnaznes aipaccas Canton cloths, ba
reyes grenadines, tissues lawns slks, Canton grapes
2rints, ginghams, &c., which they are selling much
loser than the cost Of importation.
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FOR SALE.

dt1g Onn HOUSES FOR sALE--Iwo
mIOsUOUs large brown stone houses on
ihnty-nh street win be sold exchanged at bargain.
Splendid business property down town. paying twelve
per cent interest, for sale. Small payments.
n. L SHELDON, SO Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-30

Few Musie.-.s Better Times are Coming,
yrisndsn "Amy Rosa Lce" and Pm Free to Love -
three choice songs by III nnmbleton, director Of Dum
nlston's Mnstres price rs cents each Musicsen by
mail postage frees General and select catalogues for
wazded TO any address free OF charge.
HORACE WATERS, Publisher, 333 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-30

NOAL YARD FOR aALE.-AN OLD ESTABLISHED
~ coal yard for SALE in good location, and partis
stock on hand Of the first quality COAL Cash purchase
only treated with Address, with real name, (non
others will be noticed,) Coal, Herald Office
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THE FIREsIEy.


A ia SPECIAL MEETING OF PROTECTION ENGINE
~ Company No. o, held at the engine house, on Fri.
day evening July a. II was unanimously
Resolved, That We tender most cordial thanks to
the Nesrs Beach, propretors Of the New York SUM- for
tho liberal supply Of refreshments furnished after re-
turning from the Ere in Fulton street sun Buildings
II. c. sCHOoNMAKER Foreman.
CHAs. y. SABsEp1Er Secretary
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nARD DUPUY h CO.'S, Os4o) PALE BRANDY
~ Warranted this vintage, and that 1t IA just i'm
ported 81 per bottle; 50 per gallon. Superior pale
Drown shsiy 90 cents per bottle per gallon bot
turned. ARTHUR KENDALL, No. 7 william street.
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DRY GOODS, &C.

~ ENIs' FASHIONABLE FURNISHING RAZAAR AND
" up town glove depot-Our stock Of summer goeda
yet unbrohen and gentlemen visiting the country
procure their shirts collars, cravAts ties &c. &C. 0
the latest styles and fashions LEWIS SEAC0RD S55
Broadway, stuyvesant Institute.
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TRAVELLING BAG EyCH iNGED.--IN COMING FROM
Il Rome to Albany, the 2Sth inst, the Subscribers
travelling bag exchanged. The person having the
same, will please inform NJ LIVINGSTON, 203 Duane
street. New York. and he will pay expenses Albany and
Rome papers win please copy.
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VTyANTED-BY SMALL FAMILY, SMALL HOUSE
w or part of house. between Blocker and fifteenth
street. West Of the Bowery preferred Address, stating
location and TERMS +. H., Herald once.
VITANTEDx OPPOSITE ST. JOHNS PARK, BY 4
w young gentleman, neatly furnished room, with
partial board Address, with terms, which must %
moderate, g. D., Herald office.
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VIrET NURSE wANfED--A YOUNG HEALTHY wO
w man of good disposition Call at 100 Chambers
strppt
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VIrATCBMAKER WANTED-A FIRST RATE WORK.
w man win lind good place and good wages b. sw-
pcaton TO M. L. 3. Co., IS Nassau street. Apply D-
medately.
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NlSES AND SPIRITS, PURE AS MpORrED.-IhN
w years old London Dock port wine, o. per bottle
schiedem schnapps in sealed bottle, just imported,
49, PER bottle Gne pale brown sherry g. per bottle
Oards or ienneesey cogniac brandy just 81
per bottle. vi sales for cash only ARTHUR KENDALL,
William street, between Beaver and Pearl. Country
8ers executed OF receipt Of cash.
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D FAD IT, CUT IT OUT AND KEEP r-o..h pald fo(
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w furnishsd, for faulty Of three persons, wanted
during the coming month Of August perhaps part OF
soptember), in pleasant location Rent N advance
terms and location N B-Lodging or boarding houses
mead not RnnlY
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T,OR sALE-sIx EXPRESS WAGONS OF DIFFERENT.
JIG sizes. Apply to sTuDLEY CO, 81 Canal street.
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nEFIANCE sAI.AMANDER sATES.-RoBERr N. pAr.
rick u the sole manufacturer In the United states OF
the above celebrated safes, and r. Csn's
donsGse locks and bars tho best safes and Iock
combined in the world. Depot 1872 Pearl street, oaG
door below Maiden lane, mandatory 90, o. "a and 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-30

HLHTON, STATEN ISI.AND.-THE SUBSCRIBER OF.
~ fers for sale of the best situated building lots
at Clifton the Narrows the tract of W. w. Van
Wsgenen Esq This position In the most attractive for
residences the Island. OCONNER Is Reade steret
or at the end Of the omnibus route, Clifton.
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VJyANTED.-TO sTATIONERs, ENGRAvERS, PRINT.
w ers, &c The subscriber, who has had IA years
experience in the general trade is in want Of situation
clerk salesman. Address y. r. g., Herald Office.
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LOST AND FOUND.

II OsT.-BEIWEEN ASTOR PLACE HOTEL AND WAR
IL rem street. last evening, ladys gold watch, opcl
face, either in stage west side of Broadway. Tn
finder viii be literally rewarded by leaving 1t at the Asto
Place Hotel,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-30

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Rand, AT NO. $50 PEARL
tecs roohsr one plush psror SET sixs
chairs two mAhoeay ana two marble top centre tables
card 'abls osrsn seat chairs four GUT looking
glasses mahogany pillar table, marble Top side
bc sewing table, walnut rocker sofa and
sofa bedseads mahogany bedstead, bureau, kc
Ths above furniture 10 ali IN good order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-30

PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE or MEDICINE The VIM
ter session Of this institution will begin October
1854 Fun Of lectures are given eosn q tho
July Fees-One full course, - psrpseuAl ticketpl
$50 matriculatioD, 50 graduation fee ~ 70 those
ton $50 including rsduson fee Personal interest u
taken by the facuty the welfare and progress Of every
student Examinations given daily BY the professors
upou each branch In all facilities for fnstrustion u
school s equal to any In the country For further In
No los south Ninth street, Philadslphis.
DEAD IT, CUT IT OUT AND KEEP r.-cAsh paid fo{
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Two WINE AND SPIRIT CONSUMEIa-ARTHUR KEN
Il DALI, No. William street. between Beaver and
Pearl Streets warrants all wines and spirits sold by him,
to be in tho genuine STATE imported Al salss
made by him for cash. He contents himself with ten
per cent profit the importing prce-therefors he il
in position to say there Is not house In the city who
sells at such low prices beat him In quality.
Business hours from till Q. Immediate attention zivcu
20 country orders on receipt of cash, order good
bouse in the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-30

ITO TEACHERS = TIE PROPRIETOR OF A yYRsa
l. olsss Episcopal boarding and day school nm town IL
consequence Of the feeble health Of his WIFE, vishss ~
dispose OF his interest," together with the lease Of the a..
AZ Wall street. 10y wv
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7NOR sALE-THE STOCK, FIXTURES, LEASE, AND
H good viii Of one Of the largest liquor stores in
South street. opposite ferry to Brooklyn. For terms,
Apply to & q, SMITH SO Rose street.
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TNoR SALE-A MORGAN COLT, FIVE YEARS OLD,
sixteen hands high, fast traveller warranted kind
and sound and sold for fault but that the bAa
further for him. Also ady's saddle horse, six
years DID, 16K hands high, win trot or gaop beaut
ful dappe gray perfectly kind and sound and Win DO sold
for cash. For further particulars, inquire at W
Mercer street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-30

7HOR sALE-A DINING SALOON IN THE MOST Ere
qusnted business part Of the lower city With Al the
futures cooking apparatus TO- account Of sickness
James street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-30

NTUIE5l MULES JUST ARRIVED, AT THE RO6E
lu Hill Drove Stables, Third avenue and Twenty
fourth street. heads superior Kentucky mules, hume
10 of them large and ane FORM pairs extra largo
and broke to work, 6ne trsvelersa Of which viii be
sold at moderate prices Young mules Of almost every
description constantly kept hand for sale BY the sob
scriber. DANIEL HOCAULEf.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-30
FURNITURE.

I,NAMELIED FURNITURE, AT SIG BROADWAY,
II marble building, opposite st. Nicholas Hotel,
al coors all prices seasoned wood FIRST quality; also
variety OF mattresses Of celebrated ssablshments iron
bedsteads and cribs; extension dining tables, &c.
large variety Of other furniture ct Gothic Hail. ala
way. TUNTS MORRILL,. for manufacturers.