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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-12-02

~ The ''poor Importation" who processes
10 control the venal sheet published at the cor
ner Of Third and Jackson streets, is again pratt
ing of"cowards." Is not the paid Atlanta or
can-grinder aware of the fact. that it is gener-
ally known in the Territory that he has no act
fesses TO edit: Is it not a notorious fact that
at least three men in Minnesota claim and en-
ercise the privilege Of saying what shall and
what shall not. appear in the Pioneer? He
talk Of manliness and independencc-the poor
hireling. Why, he dare not say his soul is his
Own when his masters, DR.. Borup and II. H
Sibley are in his presence.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-12-02
Union Mutual Life Insurance Company

Union mutual Life insurance Company.
CHARTER UNLIMITED.
nrginal and Accumulated Capital, 100000, and con-
~ stany increasing for the benefit Of insured
Last Annual Dividend declared, 40 per cent.
A. J. WHITNEY. General gent for Mnnesoa and W cs-
tern Wisconsin.-Ofice in the Capitol, st. Paul.
T. ELwELL, agent, st. Anthony Falls;
Hon. W. ii. WOOD, agent, Sank Rapids;
THEODORE f. PARKER, agent, Saltwater;
W. Al. SEMMES, - HUDSON, Wisconsin.
Bristol Wheelock, travelling agents tor Minnesota,
St. Paul, June 10, 1854.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-12-02

-- B NIX:
Do -~0~~OoNO-O-0N>-o-0O0-~--
CHARLES H. PARKER,
Attorney & Counsellor-at-Law,
neht Of Europe.
Interest Allowed on Special Deposits.
Collections made throughout Minnesota, charging the
current rates OF Exchange, and the actual expense
collecting.
Loans Negotiated yielding from 10 to 30 per cent with
unexceptonable real estate security, coupon bonds pay
able in New York elsewhere Instructed.
Hier wird Deutsch gesprechen.
References by permission:
cow Journalist Paul Messrs Page Bacon,st. LoNis
Ex-Gov. Alex Ramsey Sc American Exch'ge Bank MY.
Rates of Exchange.
Eastern. y Ct prem.
southern. ........................h a" g
Exchange! Exchange!
Premium paid for Eastern Exchange, at c. II. Parkers
banking Ohce. June 8, 1854
lean leans con, on call, ct. per mo
Land Warrants. Bmy'g
l6O acre, 1856
80 Observation-Disclosures. 80
40 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. as
MONEY TO LOAN.
OK unexceptionable real estate security, a low fig
ure. c. VI. PARKER.
DRAFTS
OK the East and South constantly for sale at q Ct
premium, at c. II. PARKER'S Banking Office.
Let this be remembered
Notice to Business Men.
a LII Bills of Exchange, Premssory Notes and Ac-
IA counts, payable in this city, left Banking Of
lice OF & IL PARKER, will be collected free of charge
unless IT Is necessary; IL said demands aid
when 1t Is proper they will be protested. Nov %
For Sale.
ONE pair of Platform Scales, which will weigh eight
hundred pounds. Also. for sale, eight iron bound
Barrels, designed for Liquor Dealers. Nov IS
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-12-02
WINTER APPLES.

received 10y Steamer Excelsior, 100 barrels choice
- winter apples also, l5 sacks Rio Coffee.
J. X. IRVINE & Go,
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-12-02

ILIINOls.-The Ealcna Adv Crtiscr fOOts up The
popular majority in Illinois. upon the vote for
members of Congress. at $1,000 against Doug
las and Nebraska. The official returns will not
vary these figures naore than TWO or three hun
dred either way. In the Legislature the Anti
Nebraska party has a majority of one in the
Senate and fifteen in the House.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-12-02

TIE Nins.-Things don't appear to be yet
regulated on the /" overland route" 4 mail
arrived yesterday morning. which must have
LEFT Dubuque, Judging from the dates. on We'd
nesday week. We look for more punctual ar
rivals after the snow falls and the contractors
arc enabled to dispense with vehicles on
xrh
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-12-02

GAs.-The Times says we want a gas-housc
in 81. Paul. We think not. Judging by the
whole columns Of fulsomc self adulation and
esotism which from day to day appear in the
Times and Pioneer. we should decide that we
have two gas houses in st. Paul already.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

M LARMONT, PARIS AND LONDON PHYSICIAN
Uls and surgeon. Is consulted in his speciality ct
Resde street, corner Of Broadway, from II A. n TIL
H., and from till in the evening, except sunday
Patients treated BY mail N. B.-Not tho drug store
yTyHE MARRIED wOMANs PRIVATE MEDICAL CON
IL panion-By DR.. A. n, MAuroeau, professor ..
diseases Of woman one hundreth edition. $500 0oo) Il
mo-; PIP 1885, on nne paper, oxtra binding; price q
hood to womanhood and also wife and mother. An
fully described with the causes tho symptoms and alS
the proper mode Of trestment In plain, simple but
every woman can discover by comparing her synp
toms with those described, the nature character, Al
causes Of bsr complaint and be spared much anxis
hss often need Of instruc;ioa and aIvics Of a..
utmost importance to her futgre health, In respect
which her senHvensss forbids consulting medical gaa
tlsman, wiz nnd such instruction and advice and ais
occasion much anxiety or alarm. How many are sufs
ing from distractions irregularities peculiar TO u
female system which undermine the health Of the oese
Of which they are ignorant and which their dscaoy fos
bids seeking medical adyices How many suffer from
proiapsus uts, CALLING Of tho wonb) or from nuor =
bus iwsaknsss dsbility Ae)sHov many In scnctas
many have dcult II not dangerous deiivssss, and sles
and uncertain recoverss whose Hves are hasaroe
during such time win each nna n re psgss the means
Ter nncmsnts, how mich angniah might have ben
euere0 10 the sufferer 10 her husband to her RELATIVES
by timsy possessson Of this lite volume 1t impras
dcsbls TO convey fuy ths various subjects treated q
A. thar are Of nature strictly intended Tor the married
on thoss contemplating marriage For sale b strings
GTowusend, 222 Rrosdway; Adranes, sherman q O..
cr,Ss Ssfs udipss, xsoy ouss, BrosSss,
and at the publshing ofos, 1z0 Liberty street, New
YORK; Joseph 1.cher, Mobie; aiso r Pee-son,
eoss WI b ~ man ss q scsssss, 70 u.
part Of the United States An lesrs mH be Nadresse
post paid, 70 Dr.. A MAUR'CEAU q sl2e IissrS
rsst. Ne~ York or hes s9A Mo- '~"sfAe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

WHdlAM Writers, AUCrl0NEEf.-wIlI SELL, ON
saturday, at 10 o'clock, ct l87 Canal street, .
sns breaking up housekeeping consisting Of one ele
mental "%s.p piano tso msnel mirrors q BY a. orna
vsrdrobe ,s, Two pier do, mahogany bookcase, do
r"int IO one ss,t q parlor In plush rich oil
sts ojcoths clocs elegant Aepestry and other
Har feather bsda dine Ia marble top
In oareaus ana washsanas toilet sets, together
stitched furniture '''' "Ass; sS the dniss room and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

nHIIARp TABKLONLY PATENT CUSHIONS IN
% zmszisa, q thirty ysa<s standing A. Bssseord's ~
ducsd prices, cheap any large assortment rsedy
for shipvlne Billiard players WIN 6nd slate and metal
beds and rubber air cusioas 1t Ann sest entrance
Il 14o Fulton sres Every axcs IN the trsds for sale
DnIIARD TABLES FOR sALE-GENTLEMEN WISH
ID ing to purchase good article, win bsnedt them.
ssIves by calling T. G. 0'Connor AZ his factory, ~
Ann street. the original Inventor Of the patent vuoanzed
pdia rubber cushops They manufactured under his
personal supervision, and his well earned fame a. the
best manufactures throughout the United eneo'e
him to sell Arst rate arsls sts lov price Frcm their
admirable style they have given aaiyersa sassetion TO
onnoisseurs T. q. O'O0NN0R, Al Ann street.
DHIIARD TABLES -TBE LARGEST STOCK OF
ID tables Be found 81 No 90 Ann street. consisting
Of slate marble and wood beds with lately I'm proved
vulcsrized II dia rubber cushions which are so vel
inown ~ being superior 10 any ever invented AID are
pronounced BY amateur players to be the on corrsos
cushion In the United StAes Bill ard saloon keef
and the public In general Invited 70 cal and judgs
To- themsslsoA QnI1EUv uUCKIzt ~ ~ stsst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

CONTINUATION OF sALE-JoHN L. vANDEwArER,
~ auctioneer will sell this day, at 10 O'Clock, at IS
Nassau street. Maiden lane the balance of stock Of
fancy and staple stationery blank books ledgers, &C.
consisting Of large assortment Of stationery blank
books edgers cash books Journals and reams Of fools
cap letter and note paper Of the Hrst quality Also fancy
saronesy envelopes, wallets, porte monnaies, papier
rosewood and turkey orocco gold pens and cases.
steel pens pencils, slates waers seals 30 i'm great var
weights, sand boxes interest and averag, tables &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01


CIsrER AGNES OR CONVENT LIFE HANDSOMELY
~ illustrated l2mo. cloth Price g.. Chapter |, In
PRODUCTION 2, First Sorrows; 3 Nucstiou Jesuits
8, Domestic Changes 9, Madsmoissls's Tsls; I, Pro
gsess Of Peryertion g. Miracle o DisaPpssran = |;
10, The Flight IL, Ireland IL, Dsspair Ia Jesuit's
Reflections II, An Arrival Is. Entrance on Convent
LIE TO- Convent iifs II, Civil and Rel gious Liberty
terly Love and Aothsry Discipline 81 The Final vow
~ An Unwilling Nun rs, Rsic Worship; "a. Hsrssy in
"a Clerical Instructions for Trial BY Jury 2s An Irish
Trial BY Jury 20 Deportation So Seasons for Dspor
among the Apprentices "a New Confsssor; IS, suffer
ing Physicsl and Mental 49, Temptation, Suicide 81,
A New Victim as, Discovery 80, Rescue Contsm.
plated 40, Catastrophe; Al, Disappoip tment Just
published BY RIKER lHORNE Co., No. l2s Fulton st.
WILL BE PUBL HE'D ON sATURDAY-PRICE l2h
wv cents-"Guttls and Gulpit,' farce In two acts,
forming No. OF "1he American Drama An exhilAr
rating little work for the lovers Of fun and bon bouche
to city fathers and all who nursed Gotham pap
For sale to the trade, by WILLIAM TAYLOR d CO., Is
Ann street, Publishers Of the Modern standard and
American Drama.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

NE ATRIMONIAL "a MIDDLE AGED GENTLEMAN
M fien tl.e soath, possessing lasgs scrtaues ane
highly rspecabls II desirsus o. bseeuang acqse!assa
With Young lAdy not over tweAty yesu Of sgs No
view al nsxrim n.y. 6h~ nnut 10 pretty, geusssA -
compliance, emo from good family The advertiser -
tesmsrt viii be ths saus. AL com 1usioskaons VI -
Gssted with perfect oSnAasacs. AaAzsM esutARreVs
.rSeAvay Ppst QMee,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01
DANCING ACADEMIES.
DE G. BROOKEs' DANCING ACADEMY,

n DE G. BROOKEy DANCING ACADEMY NO. 861
IL Broome street, between Broadway and the Bowsrya
win open for the season, on Tuesday, Sept. 8 1854
most elegant STYLE and embrace all the improvements
conveniences Of modern times. The ball room, With
reception dressing and praoticing adjacent,
sess great advantages FOR pupils, and render It b.
yond all question: the most magnificent convensnt and
exenaivs dancing academy In the United States not
Ia the world.
Having recently adopted IN entire new method Of In
strucon, the pupils enabled to acquire AL the fash
iopable dances In q very few Lessons
Days and evenings Of tuition (or classes Tuesdays
and Fridays from to 8PN for ladies' and misses, and
from to l01< p. NJ, for gentlemen and lads.
Wednesdays and Saturdays, for children exclusively,
from to Q p. N.
Private lessons every morning. also Mondays and
Thursdays throughout the 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
Vs. and continued weekly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE,
IN via Nicaragua, Accessory Transit Company Of Mica
ragua propretors In advance Of the mail Only
line giving through tickets including the thmus eros
Capt Turner 600 tons burthsn), win leave from pier
No 5, North River, ct O'Clock P. NJ, precisely, for
Pusnta Arenas, Monday, Sept 4,connsctng with the
Avorits steamship SIERRA NEVADA q, 0o0l tons bur-
.hen), over the Nicaragua nansit Route, having but
weve miles Of land ira importation, BY nrst class
zion and aooomno- dations For Information passage
tapply only TO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01
NtHARIEs w. HOLMES, AUCrIONEER SALE OF
u alegAnt hnusahold fnrnfturA nianoforfa Enaka

NHARLEs W. HOLMES, AUCrIONEER SALE OF
~ elegant household furniture, pianoforte, carnats
paintings, &c. at auction. c. w. Holmes will sell Lis
day, Friday Sep at l01 O'CLOCK the entire contents
Of the class four story house street.
ROSEWOOD suits Of paros furniture In satin brocatele
finely carved mahogany suite in plush superior rose
rosewood bookcase finely finished rosewood escruitore
rosewood ttegere with marble top and oval mirror doors
and easy and sewing chsr in rich brocade SOFAS
parior chairs and rockers ne collection of oil paintings
and steel plate engravpgs, in handsome frames large
sot OF rch china and glass ware ivory cutlery elegant
wood and mahogany French bedsteads, with palasses
ma mattresses to h cottage bedsteads rosewood and
mahogany dressing bureaus washssnds, toilet sets,
walnut extension dining tables china dinner ana tea sets
basement furniture, &C. Sale commence at 10K O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

T,oR s,IE-rHE sIes6p ELIZA wight. EIGHTY
in one tons nessurs nept rte can Be seen between
the "a Of 6sptep ser II 10 O'Clock at which QnA ali
IN b cold n pvlsie AuetioA JOS. 0SfRANDEk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

L,NE GROCERIES, HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS
Ct At Sixth avenue, corner of Twenty sixth street
On Friday, September l, at 10 o'clock-Teas Coffee
spices chocolate fine brandy, wine and liquors In wood
and glass; segars and preserves Also lease Of store
axtures, stand casks superior Ice box cost $780, scales
weights and measures oil and molasses cans tee chest
Of TIN, stable furniture, 90. Deposits required.
W. A. CARTER, Auctioneer, 81 Dey street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

MADAME cRIsr.-PUm.nHED{ THIS DAY nav
Az, Iew and splendd portrait on this world rsnowned
ssvaaan, 300 Broadway liberal Alowsncs u ths
.,,i ro,.,. =, ~, ,sf,..t s.s3 lisr non 49, stl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01
HogEaoSI39 FURNITURE MIRRORS, sc-wMLIAu

HOUEEHOID FURNITURE, MIRRORS, &C-wILIAM
III IRVING & CO., auctioneers viii sail at auction on
sAturday September at lo o'clock at the sales rooms
No. Pine street. Aubesson carpets Brussels and ingram
do, mahogany sofas in hair cloth and brocatslls
hogany chairs in do rosewood and mahogany etegees
marble top centre and pier tables card tables mshogany
extension dining tables black walnut tables tee tables
china and glass ware &c. mahogany bookcases aud
Secretaries black walnut and maple cane seat CHAIRS
rosewood and mahogany dressing bureaus, bedsteads
marble top washstands hair mattresses feather beds
holsters and pillows rugs and about hundred spec
mems Of stuffed birds; Also to pay advances elegant
French plate mantel glasses superb pier glasses
LARGE and number Of ornamental framed pier and bed
room mirrors, engravings, oil paintings, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

IN 8, HOUGH, AUCrONEER. TO
.Ds housekeepers- sale OF mahogany and rose
,od furniture TO morrow, Saturday, at 10f A NJ at
% warren street, comprising rosewood panofore oc-
tave, made BY Traver and warranted corner
And side etegeres marble tops and glass plated doors
md backs suits of rosewood furniture consisting Of
sofas tete tetes easy sewing and parlor chairs all
made TO order the covering and crimson and gold
french nocatee also, one large, heavily carved suit
in crimson India silk very highly finished Brussels
and ingram floor and stair Competing; also, all the
English oil clotf few well executed landscapes and
FRUIT pieces mantle decorations massive bronze clock
decorated China vases ccoed Bohemian cut class ware
match boxes 90 rosewood centre, side and fancy
tables Handsomely carved, large and comfortable easy
chairs choice ladies' reception chairs gas chandeliers
and fixtures large and richly framed French oval mir
rors highly ernamented ALSO mahogany and csneseat
sofas, chairs and rockers handsome rosewood maho.
1Any and bedsteads with mattresses paases and
feather beds TO French quilts engravings mahogany
bureaus and stands Also swood marble top dressing
bureaus and washstands, with China toilet SETS exten-
NON and dining tables crockery ivory knives and silver
forks silver tee set, two China do cut mmblers &c,
NTH all the usual contents Of well furnished house.
but too long to enumerats The sale viii take pIace
without regard to the weather.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01
DRY GOODS, sc.

NEW FALL Goods. BECK CO.. WOULD RES
IN pectfully invite thu attention Of purchasers to
their large and splendid stock Of silks shaws, cloaks
mantnlas, lanes cashmeres, mernoes lsdies cloth
velvet zine, cacoes linens, white musns hosis
been selected with great In Europe ct low prices
Also, 1000 pieces silks and menoes, purchased low
small advance. Nos 35b and 357 Bro sdwsy.
DICH DRESS GOODS; FALL 1854 -UBSpEII, PER
~ SON LAKE now prepared to offer TO the u
dies one OF the most varied and well assorted stocks
embracing many novelties and confined styles. Also
an extensive assortment Of Paris dress silks, French
mernos, dc laines saxony plads, &C., 30 purchased
at the late auction sales at prices full Is pefcent less
than the cost Of importation. No. AL Broadway, b
en- Grand and BIZ oome streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01
MATRuEONIAX..

NEArAME MORROW WILL CAUrE RuDY MAn
Ul ria2ss Who wsi ell enjoy the grsaAsse hAlfansoS
1Atrin nal bips ana win chow the persoo 0ng -
nary1' thson9h IN inssyumept whiob dhe - eAase0
ufurznAts itss1f by Rvosiag the powss g - 4AooD
sc <nce and uill tell Ill eveuts Of re, 80 49, - ~
w y lcsaAnitted es3 800 fEAtt lNl xrpf $751;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

w 8. rEIIOR, AUCTIONEER-BY STOUGHTON &
W. Melor Tuesday, ssptember g. at 1o1s O'Clock at
l42 Broadway Grand street, elegant and costly
6rst clsss cabinet furniture, being the stock OF M
james Grund manufsc ured under his supee vsoa and
warranted in every respect. This sale embraces the
argeet and best assortment If cabinet fura or
fercd 1t auction and those In Of good ferniuYe
rely its giving satifacton and represented
III tel prcprietors the trade country merchants and
those about refurnishing, win And II to there advantage
to attend this sale The stock ccnss In parto richly
carved rosewood parlor furniture SUITE c,vered in
the finest ATTN brocatele, plush and air cloth msgui
fceny carved etegeres, With mirror doors and backs
WARDROBE plate glass doors; parlor secretaries ine
With satinwood and richly carved; ladesk csbinsts
and mahogany marble centre and pier Ia
tete aeter, sofas, dvans and otomans yofsirs easy
and ciing chairs; epsndidy carved rosewood aud oak
hall stands hal chairs rosewood, oak nnd mshogsuy
extension dining tables dining room chairs In morocco
and plush tideboards library and aecretary book cases.
Ibr.y tables, card do; rosewood sad oak reception
chars new styles and designs gothic sewing chair
carved rosewood and mahogany bedsteads: marble too
dressing bureaus, wsshstands and cmuiodss 70 atch
painted AID enameed cha mber sutes with and without
marble tops; rnsh, willow, cane am upholstered seat
chars pure horse hair a. Every IL
ci Tor packing for out Of town buyers. Catalogues
previous to sale, wsn the goods wiz 10
q a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

ID O. KEMP. AUCT0NEER-MoRIGAGE SALE
n q furniture pianoforte, SO, this day, Friday,
& 10 ococE, Il IS Nassau street, rear Fulton r. e.
KEMP VIM aen at auction, above, very large assort
lment oe handsome furniture removed FOR the conve
nsnes u SALE and al Of which is of good quality aud
win ~ sold without reserve BY order q che mortgages
and consists u one handsome pianoforte rose ~oou
paror furniture, suite, rich china dinner and tea
SETS cut glassware extension dining table silver plated
casors window curtains pier and oval mirrors Brus-
sells and other carpets, mahogany sofas and chairs,
library and secretary bookcases oil paintings marble
top centre and rier tables, mahogany and other bed
steads hair mattresses paisssea cane seat chairs,
Kitchen furniture &C., &C. Pianofoftes-At IL O'Clock
VIM Be sold ten elegant rosewood panofotes Of excel
those In want Of good instruments These pianofotes
may be relied upon to give satsfaction and warrant
ed BY the makers. May be examined before the sale.
Catalogues ON the morning Of sac. IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

xyAHr FOR SALE "A CENTRE BOARD SCHOONER,
Of eighteen tons, we'll found In calls and rigging.
and cast iron ballast VIII ~ cold vssy low Apply TO
DUN0rr JENKINS, IL Wan stxee~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

NEW LINE OF SCREW ETEAAHHRe 10 SAIL BE
IN tween New York and Glasgow.-T Clyde Screw
steam Packet Companys now steamships, Clyde and Pc
New York. CLYDE Saturday September q at IL O'Clock,
noon Rates Of passage stewards fees included
cabin 500 limited number Of third class passengers
viii be taken and supplied with good and comfortably
cooked provisions ct e26 Bsrths not secured till paid
out expressly for the trade ON the most approved pri
plss for securing safety, comfort and speed and carry
each an experienced surgeon For freight or passage
apply to ROBERT PATTON, 30 Broadway, n Y.
Money orders granted ON Glasgow In Of FL stsr
ling and upwards, payable on demand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

TOHN W. SONERNDYKE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NO.
81 Ito Centre street corner of Franklin Public house
stock fixtures, and valuable kase at auction Satur
day, september 3D. inst, at 10 O'Clock at No "a Spruce
ings paintings, clock tables chairs, bagates board
screen ice box gas and water pipes also four years.
lase from Nay last, ct an unconmoDly cheap rent.
WILLIAM I. BOYD Salesman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

OHRHTs eAIE-ON FRIDAY, SEPT. 1sT, 1884, AT
y 1c O'Clock A. NJ ct the corner Of Sixth avenue and
Forty street. consulting ofa steam engine boiler.
llths ting pusys and betting Also the tools for
the man uiac.ure Of unarbleized iron &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

TUE MOTH BRIrISH REVIEW, NO Kiln. rs NOW
III ready Leonard rcott Co., 81 Gold street. New
Tork, reprint promptly HaswooA's Nag .slss and the
four leading Britsh Quarterly Reviews 1t go p<r en-
npm, any ose ~ % any sws, IS sny three, o.. 8
Reviews and Blaskwsod's, -. he Rsv1owv a. Sab
eeripueas veeeivsd - abevNs 49, -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

CIXTY DAYSPAsHAGE--AUSTRAII PIONEER LINE,
- carrying the United States man.-Ths noble new
clipper ship FLYING SCUD, 1713 tons register, W. a.
Bsrse master win succeed the Gertrude eighteenth
ship Of this line and have quick despatch. The Flying
scud acknowledged by competent Judges to be equal
In strength and sailing qualities with any clipper ship
aoat Intending shippers and passengers requested
examine her ct pier 10 East river Freights taken at
the lowest rates. Apply TO r. W. CAMERON, ll6 Wall
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

Chorus OF ladies', MOBILES, Masks, and pages
Doors oIen at or; performance to commence at ~
O'Clock.
The main walk Of the Battery, from Broadway has
been extended and paved the entrance doors Of the
Garden
Greenwich street, in Battery place, to the Garden
Experienced ushers will be In attendance to direct
visitors to their seats.
The sucticn sale Of Reserved Seats the rst per
Torrance win be held in Castle Garden Friday after
noon, September ], at 81 O'Clock.