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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-28
John !. yANpEwATER, NucrloNEER -yANnE

II O1IAs
81 water Turner will sell, at auction. at the sales
Wednesday, November rs and 20, at 10h O'Clock each
day. splendid assortment of rich Parisan fancy goods
ed card receivers coiognes bronze and ormolu clocks
shades and stands figures groups statuettes candeia
bras candestcks coupces bohemian enameled and cut
ruby wine bottles coognes, &C. also, riiver pla
ted six and glass castors cake baskets tea
table and desser, spoons forks tea services china
and dessert sets, dinner do rosewood workboxes fur
nshed dressing cases. glove and perfume boxes &c fhe
whole forming very desirable sale Of fancy articles
suita bic for holiday presents.
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I AhES COLE. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ALTON SALE
% Of Real Etate--Thc great sale of 400 valuable
bildng lots in the Tenth ward Brooklyn, opposite Car,
oI tarK and the Canal will be continued this day
(Tuesday) at IL o'clock at the Merchants Exchange,
by JAMES ColE& son, Auctcneer; 70 per cent bond
aud mortgage, at per cent
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4 1.ONTlNUATION OF BANKRUPT SALE oE WATCHES
~ and jeweiry y.-SAMuEL OSGoOD, Auctioncer, will
sell at his stores "a Nassau street. tomorrow Wcdnes
dny) at 10s A. NJ the balance Of the bankrupt stocx
Of pendid gold watches and rich swcry remaining un
forthwith, and sold for cash. SEE =
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TSLIAS COMBS AUCTIONEER.-ON TUESDAY, NOV.
II 2s at 106 O'Clock assignee's SALE at auction, Of
c balance of stock in the store 100 Broadway Of
shirts drawers hosiery, gloves, coths, cassmeres
vesngs cravats shirts, collars &c. &C. Every article Is
of gentlemen wishing to purchase clothing, &c. The
sale will he positive by order Of Marcus Ferris Esq
assignee. ELIAS COMES, Auctioneer.
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|SLOSING SALE OF DRY GGODS.-CHARIES G.
~ Hook $50 Bowery being desirous OF edectng
entire clearance OF the valuable stock Of Norton Hit
man, has this day submitted II to still farther reiuc
ton in price, expressly for cash. thus acrdng to ladies'
and the public generally an opportunity Of purchasing
heard Of The stock comprises family linens Of all des
crpons, BLANKETS aannels, lace and muslin curtains
silks, shawls, French mernos aud other dress goods
hosiery, gloves, &c., AL submitted to uniform rate Of
reduction. Observe HOOK NORTON, $50 Bowery, op-
poste Fifth street. .+
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4 UCTI0N SAIE.-CLOsING SALES OF DUTCH Bull.
IA bors roots, at ~ Wall street-A. c. FUTILE will
se this day at 10 O'clock 900 lots Of choice Harlem
Fower roots from the most celebrated nurseries in Hol
lots to suit purchasers comprs ng the best selec
ton of named hyacinths tulips crocus, lilies &C., in
the market Also, at IL o'clock three cases Swan Der
Schools ~ "Van Waveren, and sReozens," to be sold
BY the case containing every variety and warranted in
prime order, to close consgnments.
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n b. NASH AUCITONEER-sTORE $40 BROADWAY
i :. Mnrtrarr sale of nrintinr &c n Tues

~ Mortgage sale of printing presses, &c, Tues
cay November 2S 1854 at No. 81 Cfff street, at IL
O'Clock NJ, consisting Of one double standing press,
Adams enbossipg press, one large sheet press &c, &c
Sherifs sale OF groceries, feed &C. on Tuesday, No
vmter 2s, 1854 at 10H O'Clock A. M at No. 718 Wash
ing,on street. consisting Of general assortment Of
ceries, feed, &c &c.
seriis sale Of the stock OF carpenter shop Wed
nesday November %, 1884, at O'Clock. A., NJ at 271
West Eighteenth street consisting Of lumber hardware
benches, three horses wagons &C., &c.
Sherif's sale of q machine shop, Wednesday, No
v.mber 20, at 101 A. NJ, at Thirty street. be-
Lexington and Third consisting OF boilers
steam engine, benches anvs, iron pipe, &c, &c.
Slerif's sale Of groceries, Wednesday, November
~, 1854, at IL O'Clock. NJ at No. 641 Second avenue,
street consisting of butter candles,
lard, hams, -four wagon. harness. fixtures, &C., &c.
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A U(TI0N NOTICE -THOS. BELL. ATCTIoNEER, BY
"A FELL BUSH, this day, at 10k o'clock at No. 81
Centre street Reade and Duane streets and
condhand furniture, sofas bureaus bedstead tables
chsirs, carpets paintings, engravngs, stove, clocks
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A uCTION NOrlCE.-THE ADVERTISER INVITES
IA merchants and others having goods of any descrip
tion to dispose of, to send them they will bring
the best possible price His establishment is of the
best In New York. The greatest will be taken in
selling goods Of every descrpnn in store any part Of
the ty and whilst he warrants to get the best price he
viii take goods Imitation he wishes to retain
the confidence Of all who know him. and maintain the
respecabty Of his saes Prompt returns made Of every
sale Advances, when required. Persons having
plus stock hand, being in any way ssed
any way. References to any amount security given
Of this establishment. All orders, small large ad
dressed at any time to A. b. auctoneer, Herald Office
will be prOnlntlY attended to.
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II BREvOORT HENRY, AUCTIONEER-BY HENRY
IL. BUCK-Ths day Tuesday, Nov. 20: at IL
O'Clock, the sales ROOM IA Maiden lane rich furs,
sleis robes victorines capes, cuffs elegant Hudson
Pay taimss with cuffs to match, Russia sable victornes
mink marten fine ermne, stone martcn, bauen marten,
chr chia fitch marten French sables, Siberian squr.
res &c together with large and valuable assortment
rich sleigh robes Of fine wolf bear, raccoon, with
other robes Of the finest qualities gloves, coats, &c.
Among this stock there are Of the finest goods
offered, and the public particularly invited to
examine the same.
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VXyuLIAM IRVING, AUCTIONEER.-SUPERB SALE
w fancy goods.William Irving Co.. Auctioneers

VXTILIAM IRVING, AUCTIONEER. R.-SUPERB SALE
w Of fancy goods.-Willam Irving Co.. Auctoneers
viii sell ut auction, Tuesday and Wednesday, Novem-
Der 2S and 20, at l0 O'clock ut the sales rooms No.
Pine street Sfatuary-Venus de Medicis Dancing Girl
Of Canova, Cupid, BAccbsis Venus OF Canova, carved
marble lions, 6c. Bardyils marble sienna, verde.
tique, agate, &c. Pompe pitchers; Roman and Grecan
vases vases urns Hebe, Etruscan and Medics vases,
Of various Sizes superb pair Of agate Hebe feet
high elegant mosaic nlad centre bes card receivers
with pedestas vine and serpent handles large tazza
supported by dohins with serpent handles Of every
size; marble pedestals candlestcks. watch &c
elegant Paran figures and groups bronzes clocks,
delabras and figures; silver plated ware paper- ce
goods glass French china, tho importation of Sig
q. B. PandofnL
VIZ s. MELLoR AuCTIoNEER.-BY HOUGHToN
W. MEII0R.-This day, Tuesday) at lo1s
O'Clock, at 113 Nassau street, superior custom. made
cabinet furniture which about Of the usual
variety found in first class The stock is
exhibition with catalogues, together with three
rosewood pianofores OF good tone and fnish, Of
which cost $500, with pearl nlad plate, and fully
raned also, two secondhand pianofortes Also to pay
and close consignnents rich gilt framed French
plate pier aud oval mir ors, oil paintings engravings,
6c with o large variety of richly decorated French
china toilet and tea sets forty -four pieces each: rich
china vases with Perian figures; motto cups aud
The furniture will inclGde rosewood, mahogany,
oak and walnut parlor, chamber library aud dining
furniture rich styles and designs; several
eed chamber sets, marble tops: landscape paintings.
Also, TO pay advances three of Avcry's sewing
chimes, adapted to taors also, thirty dcmiohns
tne old oard brandy, very superior article. Aso, to
close consignment, on invoice Of manufactured turs
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Culver PLATED WARE &o--wHLIAM IRVING Il
- Co. Auctoneers, viii sell at auction on Tuesday and
Wednesday, November 2S and 20, at I0h O'Clock, at
No. Pine streetSver plated ware entire invoice,
comprising cake baskets, castors liquor frames, candle
sticks salts tea sets, walters from to "a inches
tea kettles, card baskets, oyster dishes, &C. Also, ee
CANT bronze clocks candeatas and groups superb Pa
rian vases and figures goods French china
Bohemian glass ware marble and aabastor vases, &c.
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r. G. HORTON. AUCTONEER, Will. SELL THIS
W. day, at I0is O'Clock, the furniture in house 50
eaic street. consisting OF mahogany spring seat chairs
Brussels carpets, pier elases, SOFAS marble top centr
snd card tables, grandoes, vases with assortment
iscben furniture.
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INN6RAvINGS AT AUCl1ON-BY JORDAN Il NORTON
IL 500 Broadway, this evening, at O'Clock precisely
comprising the entire very rare, old and curious coiec
ton the late T. A. Cumin, Esq By order Of the Exc
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- shs stosts-lnis uat, IVA O'CLOCK ~ 51 he
street, corner Greenwich, soap Chocolate tea, coffee
bn idy. rum GIN wines, saleratus pickles. preserved
G. non ginger whiys riding saddles. harness. spring
cart acates spoons knives and forks saloon 6xtures
tab .es chairs, oyster box, &c W. A. CARTER, auc-
tone esr. 81 Dey street.
TIENRY II. LEEDS AUCTTONEfR-BY II. II.
III LEEnS K CO.-Wednesdny and Friday, Nov. 90
aud Dec !, at "a o'clock each evening, at our gal.
eries 54S broadway, formerly occupied by the Dussc
dorf collection magnificent sale Of and valuable
oil paintings, water color drawings, ctchngs &c, in all
comprising collection OF ancient and modern pictures
OF merit rarely met with at auction sales In the United
sta They consist mainly Of the following pictures
by Stuart which has been engraved and is undoubtedly
original; General Narcsso Lopez, fun length by Juan
Antrolus anil variety Of others by FIRST American
.srtss. flemish and Dutch SchoolsAn invoice Of hne
pic. urcs Just received from Rotterdam through W. s.
Caraptel ESQ, our Consul and to be sold for the ar
van-der-kaa, painted on commission, and intended Tor
the Crystal Palace Exhbton-his latest and best pro-
duttion, serTiers, by r. votcrmann called the Dutch
Isndseer also specimens by the celebrated artists A.
Hcllsycld j. Sret,, II. Badn, Listz, pamschr,e ic.
Hcbbd Of ofBrussels, Wagner. Lamorinciere van-meer
ssIers of Dusseldorf LINEN pupil of verboeckhoe
ven. Sc. Modern French Schooi-Ecgant cabinet pic
tuies copper, canvass and silk attached to glass
comprising the works OF La oie Chambeaux, Cardin
lostele, Lernmens, Van Sbelder and others, all uf
nd drawings by celebrated masters, among which will
10 50 genuine Monyermans. Oil Masters--Mchac
Care .Cuyp Carl-du -Sardin, 0mmeganck, Vatican,
sciare boucher, Reenburgb, Roos sasso Fefrato, A.
Eel saio, faconi, Dietrechi, Guar,ii Paul Potter,
! Cue rcipo, Imburger and others, all Of which have
40 ~ The finest collections olred al auction
w tfs country. They will be ready for exhibition a.
,beye on Monday 2tth inst, day and evening, with
a iopne until time Of sale
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M DOUGHTY, AUCTiONEER-MORTGAGE SALE,
41 of household furniture, paintings, mirrors, &c.
Tuesday, 2Sth inst, Mt 1OK O'Clock, at 81 Sixth
avenue, consisting Of sofas telea-tetes. lounges. ee
CANT secretary and bookcase centre tables extension
dining and tea DO, dressing and plain bureaus wash
stands, toilet sets. &c; mahogany bcdseads, black
walnut. do hair mattresses, feather beds heiling &c
arlor and easy chairs rockers c crockery china and
glass ware; oil paintings and engraviugs brussels
hreeply and ingram carpets oil cloths &C, making
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| DAWNBR0KER'S SALE.-W. n LEWIS SELL THIS
day, at l95 Bowery up stairs, by order Of ". X.
simpson, quantity Of unredeemed pledges, consisting
OF Blankets quilts pillows, gowns shawls boots shoes
&c. Also large assortment OF ladies' winter cloaks and
| caIes. Sale to commence at 10is A. NJ.
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4 uCTION NOTiCE-CRocKERY, GLASS AND CHINA
IA J. $. H. BARrLErr, Auctioneer, viii have large
sale on Wednesday November 90 at 10 O'Clock, at 2si
Fesr street, of Boots Furnivalsw G. ware &c., &C.
dirt, edged painted Rockingham, yellow gipsey, glass
cutlery and Britannia ware aso china toys aud few
Inc usand segars. Catalogues on Tuesday.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-01-11

The (.a,hOlicon far surpasses otneI ~ - T.;
more certain less expensive, and leaving 'ns s,;
he,cr condition Let all interested can anu u,
ramphIet ffree) containing ample ptoo'' mon ,e ~
70 pect,bie sources Of the benehciai fsrus w
,nca,ber with letters from highly cHp'rcncsa ,
c;sns who have MS nd il in their practice, anu ~
their own observations.
Pamphlets had gratis al the store on ,,, n;,
Dubuque, Iowa. Aug.2, 1883
letter addressed to care Of Mr. Curtis ifh, "e
Rdrcnn2, Ohio: x,,,h,.a with
20 Dl Marchisi:- 81 have been ten years W.
Female complants-prolapsus uterI, ana an ing a's
,np difficulties; az times rendering my ne mus ~, -,
HE have had the Attendance oi some o; ule ~
musicians with but little success the mos, me! Io
40 was 10 relieve-a care was out III the aues'"ii To-
mon ihs before commencing wit YOUR meulcine, .
not been able perform any labor coud as a W. "
srrns AT a time and scarcely went OUT OF SOUS
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mind and expected to drag out the resi- OF m! ua!s
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six in the family will ease and could walk ay wn.'
/ in the neshhorhood without injury. No'hhs ~.
sense of nv duty to you and To the afiilcted, nas
me 10 state NV case to the public can safely recon-
mend thc preparaton TO all those suffering IKE my
| (Signed} MIS-. SAk una, a. ~
/ Freedom Portareco., Ohio, Dec. q, 1882
/ j. h. MARCHISi & Co., Proprefoss'
! Central Depot 3o4 Broadway, ny
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OMAN KNOW THfs Eli f."
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Professors ALEXANDER G. BAERY's
Iric0uhero1ts Medicattd Command.

TTNiE efficacy Of this justly celebrated enbroeation
i Tor inv igorating, beauying n imraT;iEg gltss
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acknowledged, that II has gained by iis merit
reputation which is not fol hui r all tine. II IL
the province Of science subdue and centred those
physical evils lch fired rvizatt has lioi CHIT in
its train for SO long rooms and tight hats,
with the combined agency ct oIht Influences will
thousands OF unhappy victims he tr>nbied With bald
heads and grey hairs TO noiig of the various Gu
diseases which the he al sui jeeted. TWAS
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invaluable remedy, and amcLg tie tL,rsaI al d ore
who havcbeen his competitors he new stands aoEe on
that pedestal of success, hewn out 81 Barr's
and sustained by the patronage
of discerning and intelligent public For ress rEr the
hair its original growth preventing II, m falling
out this compound has been pronounced by all medical
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ruff and curing diseases Of the skim glands, muscles,
stings and bruises, the Trcophercns will always be
ound safe, speedy and utailinecur and so o'g as
/ 'Fair tresses mans imperial race ensnarc,
| And beauty draws with a single hair"
VI iBarry's Trcopherons be essential to the toilet OF
every lady and gentlemen who desire TO give soft CLOS
sy and uxurian appearance to tie natural draptry Of
reasons Sold in large bottles price 95 cents AT
the principal, Office 1877 broadway, New York and by
The principal merchants and druggists Throughout the
United States and Canadas, Mexico West indies, Great
Britain, France. &c. NeHYork, May 4, 1883 daw-tm*
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-01-11
Fruit, Grocery and Produce Store.

vTyHE undersigned weuld respectfully inform his old
friends general, that he ha just received fresh
and well selected stock OF The following artices:
Sugar. Coffee MoIasses, Rice, Dried Apples, Herring
No. Dried Herring, Chocolate, Salt, Soap Candles,
Starch, Indigo, chewing and Smoking Tobacco, cigars
Nutmeg, cinnamon, Pr,inss Raisans Figs, curfanfs,
Almonds. Pea Nuts, Brazil Nuts, Walnuls, Filberts
Pakaas, candies, rad and white Wines, Port Wines
French Brandy, Magnolia Whskey, etc. etc. etc.
Green Apples constantly hand, and other Fruits
will endeavor to give general satisfaction to all those
that may favor me with call, and no mIstake
N. B. Farmers invited bring in their Produce,
which will be bou ;ht the highest market price.
CHA'S DESMOINEAUX,
next to Facetts Building, Main-st,
Dubuque, May 7th, 1853 daw "
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To the Public.

ID ANYWAY & CO., the inventors, Manufacturers and
dies were the first to discover Remedy possessing the
Marvellous and Miraculous Power of stopping the most
Excruciating Pains in instant, allayng the worst
Cramps and Spasms either internal external in few
minutes, and soothing the most severe Paroxysms Of
Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Tic Doloreux, as soon as
applied. The r. r. Il Remedies consists of three Rene
dies each possessing quick and wonderful powers over
certain complaints and diseases, and will Instantly
RELIEVE The Human System of Pain.
REGULATE Each Organ to a Healthy 1ct'on.
RESOLVE decay all Diseased Deposits
RENOVATE The body from all corrupt humors
REBUILD The Weak and Broken Dozen
Constitutions.
RESTORE To Health, Strength @ad E'go'
all unsound & rorn out parts
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Carriage and Wagon Shop,


Opposite the American House, and near the Post Office
n&Ak<A ANY description of Four, Two or
E&SSEN One Horse Wagons, suitable for the
Mines Farms, for the route to California and
ranted to easy and ready to immediate USE
Connected with the above, and adjoining il is first
rate Blacksmith Shop and Paint Shop, where work is
done of every description, and all kinds Iron Axle
Trees. Wagons done well the taste of all persons
be suited; the work Is done under his own imme-
diate inspection Orders from part of the country
promptly attended to. Wagons of every description
built order and for SALE which for style, durability
and elegance of inish cannot be surpassed. Workmen
Of celebrity engaged and the best materials used
WIN. HuRLEY begs leave to announce to Farmers,
Merchants citizens and Others that he is now located
above stand, where he will always be found the
ready recipient their patronage. lie need say moth
ing of his Work, that is already known sufficiently to
guarantee for the future to any one who may
him with the execution of an order His constant
aim Will be have unexceptiouable character for
quality, cheapness, punctuality and despatch.
IS-Remember the directions:
WILLIAM HURLEY,
posite the American House, and near the Post Office
Dubuque, Sept. 10th, 1853. daw-ly