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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-08

NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE,
IN via NicArsgua-Acces DRY Trsnst Co. of Nicaragua
proprietors. Through in advance Of the mail. The
splendid double engine steamship NORTHERN LIGHT,
Captain E. L. Tnklepaugh, (2,600 tons burthen) will
leave from pier No North river at O'Clock p NJ pre-.
csely for Puenta Arenas Friday Oct 81 connecting
with the favorite steamship Yankee Blade 500 tons
busthen the Nicaragua transit route having but
twelve miles Of land by carriages These
seamers are unsurpassed in their ventilation and
commodAtions For information passage apply only
to CHAS. MORGAN, Agent No s Bowling Green.
commencing on the 9th Of October, the days Of
sailing Of the steamers will be changed to tho 18th and
9th OF each month. When these days fall Sunday,
the steamers will leave the Monday following Thsis
will be no steamer the 18th of Octobsr.
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VIYOoD'S ETHIOPIAN MNsTREIs,
w MECH ANICS' HALL,
A72 BROADWAY

VIyOoDS ETHIOPIAN MNSIREs,
w MECH ANICS' HALL,
A72 BROADWAY.
Fl WOOD. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1siusss MsnAgsr,
PROGRAMME THIS EVENING
ETHIOPIAN HEIODIES-NEdRO JIGS AND FANG
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., GUITAR, AND
VIOLIN SOLOS,
Concluding with very laughabls afterpart in whieA =
whole company will appear
Doors opea at An early hour, entertainment oounW
ing ut quarter to O'Clock. Tickets Is cents.
METROPOLITAN THEATRE THE MANAGEMENT
l have the honor TO that having perfected
al the ents fer the proper division
Of the tiers from Monoay, 0ctobar 2,
THE MAGNIFICENT FAMILY CIRCLE AND UPPER
BOXES
will be opened TO the public for their patronage and sup
port at TWENTY-FIVE CENTS,
thus giving the mi lion dramatic graduation in the
most splendid theatre in the world, at extraordinary
prices.
BRILLIANT ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY.
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~ LASGOw AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP COMPA.
NJ ny.-rhs new and powerful ste amships NEW YORK,
2lc0 tons and 500 horse power, r. Craig, commander
and GLASGOW, 1852 tons and 400 horse power W Cum.
ming commander built expressly for the trade between
New York and Glasgow, will sail - under. From New
York-Glasgov, Saturday, 18th November New York,
saturday, 2Sd Dscembe, First cabin saloon state rooms
500 do midshps do 375 second cabin $50 third class
$26 New York city bills gold only taken Apply to
JOHN McsYMOE, IS Roadway
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA AND TEE SOUy7
IN and West, ria New Jsrssy Railroad --Unstsc EtssS
mail and sxpross lines leave Nav York foot OF CortlsaS
street, o. aad 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and AZ and r.
Through IN FOUR hours Fare - ~ IN T. % ~ In AZ
~ 10 ., 10 and g. Ihs Nev Je-ssy accommodates kx
leaves ct - n, ct ~, stopping 1T ali wsy ssAtc~s
Through Ecks sold Tor Cne!nnAt(as 500 and the wea
and for BAldDoss Washington, Norfolk. kc AID 4txcp
2. u. trains.
NEW YORK TO MONTREAL. OGDENsBURG, BUR
IN lineton 81 Jobnsburs sud Litteton, via New Ha
ven, Hartford Springfield, Bratteboro Bellows Falls
Rutland, Windsor White River Wells River Montpelier
st. Adams and Rouses Point. Ticket Offices. New Haven
Railroad corner OF Broadway and Canal streets and cor
nsr of Twentysxth street and Fourth Express
trains a. d. ard p. n Baggage checked through
FRANCIS hyde Agent, l52 youth st., New York.
CUNDAY BOAT FOR ALBANY--IAyDING AT NEW.
- burg Poughkeersie, Kingston, Cst.ki and Hudson
The steamer Hero Captain W. Hancox, will leave thu
pier foot OF Robinson street every Sunday at O'Clock
Z. W For fieieht or passsge apply on board or of
GEORGE /. STANLEY, at the sehce on the WHAT
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~ ORGE COOK, AUCuONEER--WILL SELL ON
NJ Tuesday next ct 10H o'clock at the spacious sales
room OF Tuus Morre No 304 Broadway Of Duane
nade furriture pianofortes 3d. consisting Of suits
rosewood Ps1lor furniture in rich satin brocatee and
push of variety of styles and finish elegantly carved
rosewood etegeres which for beauty Of style
surpassed French retaire bookcase very superior
arice carved rosewood centre side and sofa tables
chairs in brocatelle and plush mahogany and walnut
extension dining tables dining and Office chairs;
mahogany SOFAS armchairs, spring par
lor do rockers rosewood walnut and mahogany French
and cottage bedseads do do dressing and bureaus
wa.hstands wardrobes best hair mattresses, paasses
cane seat and cottage chairs very large and beautiful
library bookcase bookstands do music do quar-
tette and fancy tables, Office and countngroom desks
do do chairs enamelled cottage furniture en- SUITE in
great variety Of Styles Of which very elegant
window shades fancy articles &c At IL O'Clock splen
did pisnotorte, in beautiful round finish
ed I'll around good STYLE made BY Chi ,kering Of Bos
f"u has been 10 use but short tme and Is in every
respect superior instrument
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gALEs Ar AUCTTDM.

A UCrI0S NOTICED. 8 HOUGH, AUCTIONEER.-
IA Grand sale Of splendid household furniture House
10 ct and lease for sale. Posses ion Immediately will
sell at prbc auction, Thursday next ut 10 O'Clock
NJ W not disposed Of At private sale all the tine farni
tue and household goods contained In the four story
brown stone house. situated In T~enty street
doors west from seventh avenue, being No. ia West
Twenty fifth street. containing everything necessary and
desirable for elegance and com ort; and all OF the
choicest goods both regards material and workman
chip for tbs most part in dine order and divided
into parior chamber and dining furniture Of
wood mahogany and black walnut. Also, win be sold all
the beds bed irg and linen. Also, the silver ware
ery, cut glass and decorations OF which
magnificent beyond description. The house contains
full i've thousand dollars worth Of goods and sdeirsby
located in pleasant neghborhood and the lease has
Two years to run at very low rent The house win be
let and portion of the contents sold n the whole not
wanted or the whole win be sold, and large portion
may remain on mortgage properly secured. Persons
esrng to purchase arrange for the ABOVE may call
to-day and tomorrow the suctoneer at his Office No.
20 B<esmAn street from A N. to p NJ, whore all in
formation will be given Parties DESIRING to zee the
premises can do Monday and Tuesday, from 10 A. NJ
HENRY q. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER. by H. n. LEEDS
teenh street beween Ninth and Tenth avenues house
hold furniture consisting Of three ply and ingram
pets, olcoths rugs Venetian stair carpets rods, &c
mahogany bureaus washstapds, chairs, mirrors, ward
Iobes window curtains, SHADES hat stands, mahogany
and black walnut bedsteads mahogany toilet tables,
washstards chairs rockers feather becs mattresses
pillows and holsters Blankets quilts, &C. Also,
sortment of kitchen furniture, with which the sale will
commence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-08

TvOR sAvANNAH-FARE REDUCED-THE UNITED
Il States mail steamship KEYSTONE STATE, Captain
X Harde, win leave Philadelphia for Savannah, on
Wednesday Oct. IL, at 10 O'Clock A. n. Fare $40
steersge 81. Tho State of Georgia leaves above the
following "Wednesday. Agents 10 New York, SCRANTON
TALLAAN, 10 Old slip, who're staterooms may be 70.
cuInd
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d UssELL ". wEsTCorT. AUcrIoNEER MONDAY,
IL Oct g. at l0 O'Clock, superb household furniture
contained 10 the reside in Eighth avenue six doors
north Of Thirteenth street. all made in the best manner
and but little used consisting Of pallor suites in
wood and covered with crimson and gold damask costly
vevet carpets in parlors with Brussels and three ply
throughout the house reception chairs, covered in
ROOM velvet and green and gold damask;
octave panofortc elegantly carved made BY Of the
best city makers, with rich damask stool and cover
French plate pier and msnte mirrors, chairs in vel
vet and hair CLOTH magnificent mantel vases mouueed
in oimou, imported from Paris; embroidered curtains
rich painted shades hair cloth psrcr furniture suite
rosewood and French enameled chairs; elegant mante
clock, mounted in ormou, with superb and costly col
lection Of oil paintings in rich carved frames rosewood
and eegeres, with pste glass fronts
wood BOOKCASE richly carved rosewood centre and
sale tables Ac beautifully carved rosewood dressing
bureaus, mahogany do marble top washstands, toilet
sets very elegant rosewood, mahogany and cottage bed
seads superior hair mattresses feather beds and bed
ding, marble top enameed chamber suite SOFAS couch
es bedsead velvet stair carpet oCloth mahogany
and walnut spring ssat chairs in velvet and hair cloth
rockers, tuieaus &c. with valuable quantity Of base
ment and kitchen furniture mahogany extension table,
Two refrigerator carpets, silver ware choice cutlery
costly decoratei tea and dinner SETS glass ware
crockery 30 Catalogues At sale, which win b positive
without regard to wssther Every article to be sold and
removed, within two days, from the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-08

IMMENSE QUANTITY OF RIBBONS AND TRIMMING
from auction About loo, 900 pieces esently pur
chased at auction including every variety Of fashionable
cade and fancy trimmings will be closed soon and at
very reduced prices LORD h TAYLOR, 255, 257, 259
and 261 Grand street and AZ and 40 Catherine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-08

nR RALPHS PRACTICAL PRIVATE TREATISE
IL IA edition. 342 page, with Plates price 81 Sold
ct 12l Nassau street vesey strsst (Astor House ana
BY the author, JOS. RALPH ii. ID CAB Houston street.
hours for consultation, from to ia. NJ and to p
n Sunday excepted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-08

CTEAMsBIP LINE FOR SOUTHAMPTON, LONDON AND
- Havre.-1he screw steamship INDIANA, 1850 tons
burthen, will leave hee Monday the 31st instant at
IL O'Clock NJ, from pier No. 81 North river foot of
Beach street. Her accommodations for passengers,
both drst and second class Of the most superior
First class, $780, GLASS; found Including the
fare per railroad to London) s35 Freight delivered
the railroad depot in London. For freight passage
apply to kORTIMER LIVINGSTON. IS Broadway.
GRO KEY co. Southampton.
WILLIAM I>ELIN, Havre
LIVINGSTON WELLS & CO., Paris
B-Ths Indiana will BIZ followed in fifteen days by
. vessel Of the same c'ass.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-08

1TyHE HIPP0DROME STOCK FOR SALE AT AUCrION-
i Twelve pairs of fine carriage horses; forty Of the
finest SADDLE horses In the world and large number
work horses Of all descriptions; twelve ponies; gentle
Sale positive, at 10 O'Clock, Saturday, Got Z.
GEO CI4EQOyJ Auctioneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-08

LNOR S.LE-A DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT IN
IL Walker street, west Of Broadway, rs by LOG feet
On easy terms Inquire of j. F. BROWNE, 295 Broadway
from to O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-08

CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD TO PHILADFL
~ phis, from pier No North rivsr.Two lines daily
at A. M. ana Up ". The morning line at A. NJ, b
steam5ost John Potter to South Amboy thence by
to way places 70 Philadelphia Fare 81 Express line ~
2 p. NJ, by John Potter to Amboy; thence direct x
Camden by cars; through In Ave hours. Fare So Way
accommodation and emgrsnt line at ~. fare 81 30
emigrsnt line at p. M fare 81 rs.
nAY BOAT FOR ALRANY AND TIE INTsRrNs
IL ats landngs.-Eayv one dollar Meals served e.
board Tho steamer GEORGE WARRINGTON. Capt
B. Ode, viii leave Esw York, from foot OF jay st-sp
svery Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday 1T O'Clock Ak
Returning, VII, leave Albany every Moaday wsdasscs:
and Friday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-08

LyOR SAVANNAH AND FLOeIDl UNIFIED STATE
II Mail Line.-Ihe and splendid steamship KNOX.
VILE, Capt G. Ludlow, will leave Now YORK for 5s.
vabnah, on Wednesday October IL, at clock P. +,
from pier No North Passer gers DESTROYS Of TAX
iDg this route informed that the steamer will not 20
to the city except ut such hour when they
ward without remaining in Savannah night. Bills
Of ladng signed by the clerk board For freight and
passage, apply to SAM'L L. MIrCsEL, 10 Broadway.
The Alabama, Capt Geo. X Schenck, will leave satur-
nv. Oetobar IA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-08

T>OR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA -sEHI WEEKLY
IL United states mail line The ard fast going
steamer JAS ADGER, s. Turner commander, will leave
pier No North river, on Wedne.dy, October H. at
o'clock P. d. precisely For freight apply board,
where all bills OF adng will be signed and for passage
at the Office OF SPOFFOnD, TLESfON CO., 80 Broad
way. Through tickets to Florida follows-To Jack
sonviIle, $3l: to PLATA, $33
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BRILLIANT ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY.

n RAND PUBLIC CONSERVATORY sOIREEs-THE
NJ Brothers Mollenhauer, solo violonists o. Julhens
Orchestra, and Madame Cecile Peauceier pianist from
Pa,s-The fret grand .oree viii take place Tuesday
whom the following programme win be presented
Programme: Part Il Quartete In q, for two violns
tenor and violoncelo, Haydn, performed by T. Molten
hauer Ed. Mollenhauer, Matzka and Allner Manner
quartette, German psalm MeDdelssohn, Herren Beut
Ter dams Urchs Fried, born; 3. FaLtasia flute. on
theme from 'LucIezia Borgia," julius Seds, Herr
Siefe; Grand duo from the opsra ola opna mbula /"
for piano and violin, Osborn Beriot, Madams Ceci Q
Psaucelier and Ed tollenhauer Part III IS. Trio In
Mirror for piano. violin and violonceuo, Beethoven Ma
enhsrer; g. Duo, two violins, Mo1enhauer, Brothers
Moenhauer (received nightly with the greatest ap.
plause in Jullen's concerts) T. Manner quartette
Switzerland, JUL Mayer HerTen Beutler, Adams Urchs
Fiiedeborn Doors open at O'Clock; concert to com
mence at s. The grand piano Is from the well known
For series of twelve soirees S. for series OF six
soirees 81 50 family tickets admitting three for twelve
soTees S18 family TICKETS for admitting three for six
soires SO; single tickets ST. Subscription lists are
left in the principal music storts.
THEATRE TO LEr-THE BEAUTIFULLY FITTED UP
IL establishment known as the st Chsrles Theatre.
No. II and 10 Bowery will Re rented very reasonable
terms by the night week nonth. Apply TO GEORGE
LEA, SO Bowery N. B-For amateur societies liberal
arrangement will be made.
CTRANCERS WHO HAVE VISITED TIE STATE FAIR
~ must not forget before leaving the city, to witt
the Franklin Museum No SO Bowery in the aftt
or evening, where the Model Arstes exhibited and
they viii leave the city highly satisfied.
MADAME ISIDORA CLARK. TIE AMERICAN PRiNA
XNl donra, will make her 6rst appearance in New
forS in graz Concert to take place Tuesday even
leg October II, at Nblos Saloon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-08

DURE WHITE BRANDY FOR PRESERVING, CHOICE
Il brandy Of various vntages, wines, gins, schnApa,
English cordsls, gin codials, syrups 60 Scotch Ava
superior East lcda pale ae london and Dvbln porter
30, Ia superior ooaditioc WM H. UNDsRtILI. Az
Bsooue street, cofasr Of Crossy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-08

IyOR sAIE-CHEAP FOR CASH, IN NEW ROCHELLE
Il few rods from the turnpike road Main street,
cottage house. with lot IS by 1854; the pre- misses
excellent garden fruit, shade shrubbery and good
water the house is in good order, and within Ave mi
nutes walk of the depot. Apply to P. G. BUELEY, 81
Wall street. Office hours from till !.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-08

TOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT = TdE sTAUNCH
IL steamship MEXICO, Capt James Lawless 1000
tors VIII leave from the foot Of Ninth street. East river
On Saturday. Oct a. at O'Clock NJ She has excel.
lent state rooms on deck ard in saloons Freigh's Is
cents per cable foot Cabin, $780, steerage $25
All bills of ladng to be signed board For freight
passage apply on board or to
CHARLES MORGAN, Agent No 5 Bowling Green g
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II EsLIE's STOMACH BfITERs, IMPORTED BY LIZ
IL lie Co., 203 Dusns street.
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A UsTRALIA.-INDEPENDENT LINE.-GUARANTTED
"A the nrst ship-Ths beautiful A clipper ship
FRI0ArE BIRD, Rrry G. Cope, commander, viii b
despatched foe Melbourne, Port Phillip, on Thursday,
the 18th October The above IL OF the fastest
chips aAoat and it ID confidently expected she will make
cargo on board Shippers and passengers depend
her early departure Has for about 500 bbls
freight and ten more passengers Her accommodations
are superior to sny vessel up For balance Of cargo
and passage 1t the lowest rates. apply board pier
No. East river, or to AkKEIL ELLIOT 148 Pearl st.
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CDH-NONTHLY LINE FOR NEW ORLEANs-STOP-
- ping ut Havana, and carrying the United States
AaI-Ths stesuship BLACK WARRIOR, J. D. Balloct,
ssil for the above ports on Monday, October
Q, at II O'Clock, from pier At foot OF Bach
street, North River Freight taken for Mobile. Pas
eDge for Havana must procure passports before leav
ing port Goods for the interior win be forwarded free
Of commission For freight or passage apply to LIVING
sTON, CROCBERONN CO., gents, 81 Broadway. NIB
The CAhawba, r. W. Shufedlt, commander win sue.
coed the Black Warrior and sail Wednesday, October
rs. Bills Of adng must be sent in for signing the
ing previous to the ship sailing.
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E>OR HAVANA THE UNITED STATES MAIL STE M
II ship ISABEL. William Rollins, commander will
leave pier No. North river, New York. for Havaua via
Key West, Monday morning, Oct l6, At 10 O'Clock.
touching Oh the port Of Charleston for the United States
nails The Isabel connects 81 Havana with the United
States mail steamship FALCON, for Aspn wall, which
leaves ON the 23d For passage, apply to 5P0FFORD.
TILESTON b CO., No. so Broadway.
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MADAME ISIDORA CLARK. TaE AMERICAN PRiNA
INl donra, will make her Hrst appearance in New
fork in graz Concert to take place Tuesday even
leg October II, at Niblos Saloon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-08

LNOR SALE-A HYDRO OXYGEN MICROS,OP OF
Spencsrs manufacture, with three lenses. quarter,
half and two inch focus with drummond light appara-
tus and specimens complete, suitable for colleges
schools exhibition purposes Warranted equal any
in use Inquire Of JOHN ROACH, Optcian Iii Fulton st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-08

LSOR SALE-AN OLD ESTABLISHED BAKERY, CON-
fectonery and ladies' restaurant, Of the largest
in Brooklyn fitted up in first rate style doing good
business, With everything complete for the manufactur
the reason for selling the proprietor is
going to retire from the business this is chance seldom
inst with Address J. T., 2S7 Cherry street, of
Jefferson, New York.
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N1HLIAM MASON WILL GIVE CoNCEi 7, AT
w NIBLO'S SALOON,
ON THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER IL
on which occasion he will be assisted by the
BROTHERS AOILENHAUER,
the distinguished volinsts, whose performances
received with such marked favor at Julens Concerts
PROGRAMME
l. Grand Fantasie-Duo TOR Two violins.
Brothers MolIaDhAuer.
Rhapsody Hungarian Airs. .Lisz
William Mason
o-Solo-Nionn Ernst
Edward MoilenhSuer
"a Sonata Top ~, sharp minor) ...... Beethoven
b. Fugue IL minorl ...................R handel
william Mason.
a. sehnsueht am Aeere. .Wilmers
y b. zum Winterp5hrschen. .......... Drsyschock
william Mason.
g. Variations Briisntes-Duo fur Two violins
Brothers Mollenhauer.
T. G. and Caprice Heroique. .Koptski
William Mason
Tickets 90 cents to be had at the music gtores and at
the door, Doors open at GA; Concert to commence At
~ O'Clock.
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q CADEMY OF MUSIC-FOURTEsNTH STREET,
4 UNION SQUARE
Las. night but eight OF the engagement OF
MADAME GRISI AND sIlIkOR MANIC
In this city.
MONDAY. OCTOBER 9,
will be presented with and appropriate scenery,
designed and painted expressly by sgnor Alsgri, Bel
lni's grand opera.
PURITANI,
(The Pnritans.)
Principal characters BY Madame Gris, Signori Mario,
Bernardo This first appearance ia this city, and susni
PRICES OF ADhIsIoN:--
Parqustts and First Circle of Boxes ...........S2
Check for a Se:u ed Seat additional
Private and Proscenium Boxes. SO 70 $50 each
Seats may bs secured at the box once, Irving
place. daily, from A ". till p. aud also at VIM
Hall 4 Sons, $50 Broadway; and Van Norcsn Kings
As Wal street.
Doors oren at sh O'Clock; performance commences
at Z O'Clock
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ENOR SALF-A GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE
II cheap for cash, one in the best part of the city.
Apply at 81 Barclay street to HENNING, Of
Prince and Thompson streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-08

TNOR SALE-A THREE STORY BRICK COTTAGE
IL house, on Twenty eight strest between Second and
Third avenues house in ne order With croton water and
rented for $500 The lot be improved to pay 20
cent Price "a 1850. Terms easy Apply to f. B. KIN
SINNER, $40 Fourth avenue, to Z.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-08

LNOR SALE OR EXCHANGE SEVERAL VERY FINE
Il houses will b. sold the most favorable term.
Very valuable tenement property for sale exchange
a superior chance for Investment EMERSON W. KEYES,
Union square real estate Office No. Everett House,
corner Of Fourth avenue and Seventeenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-08

A MEXICAN sTAR DRAMATIC CLUB THE MEX.
"A bers Of this club will meet at ther ROOM In Con-
vention Hail. 179 Wooster street csrker street.
Wednesday ereping, October IL, at clock. Gen
tlemen desire Of Joining this club will apply at the
room en- the light Of meeting B-Four young
ladies wanted immedia ely Apply nj the rooms ~
comm uncaton addressed to ]. MONTAGUE, las
Eat Twenty fourth street, N Y.
J. MONT CUE Manager
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E,OR sALF-sIXTY LOTS ON FORTY EIGHTH AND
u Forty ninth streets, between Eighth and Ninth
avenues; Also Forty ninth and Ffieth Streets be.
tween Ninth and Tenth IS per cent can re-
main bond and mortgage for Eve years, at
per cent These lots free from rock and lay just
right for immediate improvement Apply at l67 Broad
way, room a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-08

CQ7 BROADWAY COSTLY IMPORTED FLOWERS
OC( in punches, festhers Il plu mes, coiysures do
bal bridal wrcaths and bouquets Ia beautiful VARSITY
Mourning flowers and in fruits and leaves
for fancy baskets; assortment snds ss JAMES TUCK
Err ss7 Broadway, ~ stair, between White aud Walker
streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-08

ITO AMATEUR OR OTHER SOCIETIES. THE RA-
~ known NJ the Nelcceon, No So Bowery VIII Be reute
very cheap. BY the night year Every convsnisnoD
Tor theatrical amateurs Apply TO GEORGE Lea "a -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-08

nR- MACK Is CONSULTED m BIS SPECIALITY. =
~ No 90 White sfsest, four doors west OF RoadvI1
from ITO and ffom to Q 10 the evening. Dr. NAORIn
Price IS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-08

TINDERsHRTs, DRAWERS, HOSIERY, GLOVES
u mufiers, ties, crayats, &c Those In want vii
find large stock, Of the best quality ct low prices
376x Bovefy, opposite Fifth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-08

LyOR SALE CHEAP-A HANDSOME FRENCH BEO-
stead, marble top table, Brussels carpet and SONS
other furniture. II all has been in only short
tme and will be sold cheap the owner IL about leaving
the city Apply 1t 20 Hicks street. Brooklyn.