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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-02
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EflHE MARRIED WOA4H5 PRiVATk 1ElTrAl COZ
Il pau:on--Ey Dr.. A. H. NaurieesN, professor Z
no; pp. ass on 8ns paper, extss bndiDy; yrics Z,
Every complaint to which woman Ia subject. ffon Rri
h<d 70 woTaAnhoo5 and also VITA and ~ noihex ~,
fay described, with tho ousss the symptoms. and ai~
the proper mods Of Treatment, In pfaa sn,pls bat Il
tbs most chssts language, easily unds estood tha
every womAn can discover BY comparing her Own symp
tofos with those described, the nature, character AMI
causes OF her complaint, and bs spared mach auxst,
and suffering tbs wife ahout beooung Q rnotko
nax often need OF ipst-uetiea and advice OF TIT
almost porta3oe to her futare health In respsas
vch Ger ssasistvsnsss fcsbids consulting nx3ca gen
tsmar, vii aut Such ipstrusttou and advics and alE
sxpAnItop5 OF many symytvUs which otnsrpise wouh
oscssloo much aDxssy OF klarm. Hes many are suffer
log feom oDstrucicns irregularities peculiar to TIL
ssn,ss sys5sui vNah undermine tie hsas Of tha ect
OF which snsy ignorant sud whiob the dsicacy Zoe
oids seeking medical A5yiee' How May s,EcY from
psoiapsus atsr (slsE If Tho wonDl or from fnor u
nas lreaAnsss dsnil.y, go HEcs ms NJ ere n eozssn
raany have deut II no. dangerous deliveries and Allow
sni uncertain rsooyeres Sors whose lives ars hsssrds
day,g srsh tas VIII each find In IT'S psg8a the msAus
prevention, srnsiicrsticn saa rsieE How msny bib
ter momsrss, no. mush anguish might hars bees
spared ~ the srfesr 70 her hupbacj to her .ssvss
hessis 70 eonysy fuly Inv yNioaa sphjsss treated 81
a. tasy OF rA.urs stsfotJ Ter us arris
tb8za cortorn plating mArAxs. Fox calls By Htrnas
hTovnss'3, 229 Mo4dxxy, Adrisncs, Hhsrzasa 4 Co.
As.o. Eenss, No. Vsssy street; Dewitt pArsrpofl
gIrib1re Rareinssy; ~ No. Astor Eepss BTcsdgay
Eo<k yoaspa Tnskss, Noble Also, 4. Pstsr ssa,
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TO MARIN e RI.

NOTICE no MARINERs-FIxED LIGHT At PTUaO
IN Point, Port Royal, Jamaca.-A lighthouse hAs
Plumb Point, on the Palisadoes Immediately opposi1s
the town of Kingston, jamaica West Indies In lstads
q degrees Ws. o '1t 3
hisi. snS after II. sSsh :; july 1854 ss.d ies
twelve miles distant
Northward Of N W BY W. X " Win clear to &. souss
ward the low shelving ground OF Cow Bay Point and Ia
NOTES Bank and the light brought to the west
ward Of Il E., will clear, to the Eastward, AL ~
shoal ground lying to the Eastward OF Maiden and Soat
east Cages Vessels working up from the Southwark 70
into harsor must tack immediately on losing the -
Light, until within half miles x ": Of the Point,
ysn the Nv white light viii ssDg
TO the Norhward of the white beacon buoy OF the Moth
Spit Of Gun Cay; then alter to W. BY w. anA
soou the Eight Of the south extreme OF GuD
CayE u N, steer W. by ~, which will lead In bctwssa
the Beacon aud West Middle hoss (or take the chsnns
to The Norhward Of the New sno passing close rousa
Fort Augusta bears byE haul up for it, which wi1
lead clear TO the Westward oftns harbor knovs the
light bearss By southerly haul up E. x g. for ths
anchorage of Kingston, when red light will DO seen on
Fort augusta astern, bearrs Il from the anshas-
age of Kingston. TIE white To- Ill show he vicisage
OF all the Gays and shoes lying to soutaward asA
westward Of Plumb Point ss well As the northsastsrn
lmits OF the shoa extending to the gard OF ths
North Pelican spit, westward Of Kingston harbor ships
coming from the westward and having brought Portland
Point to tear about north should steer N. e. to
make the white light upon N L. N. bearing, oontnae
the same until the re- tsht opens bearing N ~
(. then haul up for it. and proceed before directed.
lhe bright light will be exhibited fram a single lamp,
suspended to the sescop tsr. Augusta, forty fest
high and will only be seen wben 20 the southwark -
westward Of 1t. 1t may be guide through the
south channel BY keeping it upon N. 4 f. bearing.
which will lead clear to the westward OF the Portuguese
buoy ard ~ the eastward OF the Three F,bom Bsnk:
but the Of this channel Is not advisable at nbA4
except By drogers and other small vessels. THO tel
loving are the bearings and distances frotn ruub
Point iigbtbouie:-
Cow Bay Poini...........,...E s. E., 8 miles,
1amotte's Bank. .E :. T. 13k mics
Morsnt Cay. ..................sE n So miles.
Fast Micdle Buoy $. W. w., 1S miles.
s3u beast Cay ...............s W. y 3, 2i< miles
Portuguese Buoy ..,.,........W. s. W, 5h m,ies.
Portland Rock " 81 mie3
N. B.Tne whole Of the bearings mpg ,stic and 10
Is reccmmsp ded that they be strictly attenced -.
THOMAS HENDERSON, Commodore.
GEORGE J. GiBB0N. Master II. n. 8 mann.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, wEsTCHEyTER
IN county.--James winthrop against Catharine Win.
thror. TO The defendsnt:-You are hereby summoned
fed in the Office of the clerk Of the county OF West
chester at White Plains In said county the Goth dAy
Of June, 1854, and to copy Of your answer
to the aid complaint this subscriber at his ofce 10
the village Of Tarry town, In said county within twenty
days after the service Of this on ycu exclusive
said complaint within the time aforesaid ths plaintiff IN
this action win apply to the court Tor the relief deDAnd
81 Ia tbs eeprlsips. Fatal Juue 1sth, 1864 w r
rvRir. Pisln'in's Attornsy, Tauytswa, Nsstchssvsr
eoGnty, New IVA.
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ANTHOLOGY.
az OOO REWARD IsNow OFFERED 10 AN

US OOO REWARD IsNow OFFERED 10 AMI
WCsOOU person who can surpass Madame 0l1e-
TN in the ar. OF Astiooyy. Sheis the only LADY -
the city who can give correct information. N h.
in their last stage particularly the worst forms Of rhss-
matism. Can and satisfy yourselves. Residence, -
Thompson street, between Brooms and Spring, brto3
house, stone stoop.
l1l most wonderful astrologst In the world o. tAaa
h~ ever bssu known. She VIII tell past prsssnt 90
futurn events; and win show Jour future hus1AnA 90
her travels In Europe. Shs II ssvsnth dAugf,tw o.
seventh dAughtsr and WA born With nAtural G.h -
invoking tbs powers OF her wonderful science to Ten s
together, who WIN Al snjoy the grestsst hAppia9 9
matrimonial bliss. Her predictions are txuy e1sone
to al who visit hs9 Those who wish spsedJ rianso9
may cali soou and they may depend upon trne aAv1
founded o. the etsrna principles Of masfsN e1sssSS
nvoosns street., bstwssa CAnnca anA oclGnhe sWee1P
oatADm nct sdu1ttnA
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SPORTING. sc.

ID EULT OF THE REGATTA AT H0B0KEN, sEPTEN.
IN Der 29.-Elsven boats started fer the race OF
twenty miles, wind blowing very fresh b,at upset,
four or Eve we're disabled and but three sailed the cnrs
distance. These were the
Gipsey, entered by Barker.
CIV. Clcsner. entered by -
J.s. Austin, entered BY Austin
First prize, CTS, taken by tho Gipeey.
T iaoSa s Ss' /" q Austin.
After the race the boat Eliza Of Cfugsrs Landing,
challenged any boat that ssed for from Hobosen
to Yonkers and return The Challenge Immediately
accepted by the baskess o. thu 0pssy, And next Friday
sppointsd fer the race.
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NTADANE ALVIN, FROM PARIS TENDERS REX 81
Nl vces to the ladies end gentlemen OF this Q II -
astrocay By books and sceDe, ara Is 70 10 csasu6o
will tell the name Of the iAdy or gentleman thsy ~
MART. also the Of thsr visitors. kAdawe Mgn
speaks the Engilsh Preach and German languages rs.
siseros coo Bowery betwesn FRS. and sccoa stxsss.
oy.: bcu-. s-oq AN, VsP y uea@s v ensA
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A ucrgoN NolICE-H. WILSON, AuCnoNEER.-

A UCTION NOIICE-H. WILSON, AUCTIoNEER.-
IA Mortgage sale, basement, paror and attic furni.
ture, and magnificent rosewood suits English velvet and
Brussels eapeting oil paintings rich and costly decora
one being the contents Of house No. 100 West Twenty.
fourth street, Monday October at 10 o'clock precise.
~ Parties attending this sale will please be punctual
in att ncanee, the great quantity OF goods to BE- dis
posed OF Iencers imperatvey that the sale
should take place at the appointed hour The goods
consist Of rosewood furniture, SUITE viz sss tete
Ate'es easy sewing ard psrlor chairs &c covered in
rare ana expensive imported satin very richly
carved and polished rosewood etegeres embroidered
lace curikEs with eornicss and xtures to shades
do rosewood centre tables with Egyptian and stxtuary
taps also sofa and pier DO; rich English, Wilton sad
Brussels carpeug; dne elegantly framed Frsach pier
ann oval sasses also an eegapt wood osave piano.
in heavily carved CASE and of unsurpassed richness Of
tone costly inaid ladies' boudoir secretary plate and
mirror front Voltare invalid, aHd adies' reception
chsirs richly uph0lstered psintings in oil embracing
historical pieces sketches of American scenery fruit
groups &c costly and tasteful decorations Pa
risn marble fgres busts porcelain vases, aabaster
Clocks masive bronze de-. gas chandeliers porcelain
paintings, &c decorated China tea sets, pitchers &c
cut glass decante bottles tumblera salts silver waxs
consisting OF tea and coffee SETS gobets. castors cake
baskets, satvsrs spoons forks &c mahogany and wal
nut extension tables, walnut breakfast and ching do
dining chairs, napkins sideboard trays nc fine curled
hair mattresses feather beds pillows and bolsters ele
esrty caivei rosewood bedseads mahogany do, both
OF the ancient and modern descriptions .hogany sofas
spring seat chairs, rockers, &c.
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John ". sOMERINDYKE, AUCIIoNEER- MORTGAGE
sale Of confectionery saloon fixtures &C.. this day,
Of No 81 d. 1T IL O'clock consisting Of the stock
Of show counters scales and weights
gas 6xtues saloon tables chairs oil CLOTH copper pans
marble stand crockery, glass ware freezing machine
&c. J. W. SOMEklNDYKE, Attorney for Mortgage.
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EcE NoEl0fk, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND =
il Tic United States mail steamship ROANOKE, Thos.
Skinner, commander viii leave pier No. l3 North river,
Wednesday at O'Clock P. n, viii arrive IN Norfolk,
the CIT afternoon and Pessrabur and Richmeni the
following moIEing. From norfolk passengers for shs
South proceed " railroad direct, with throsgh tickets
fJcm Ntlson 10 Wilmington, Augusta, Chnylesto,, Alta
Eerfcix te t. pctesbu-g anAR.cbmond $40. etetraee
f>.-s. a. s..ss. Asrg y I~.I-l s sl-AN--As-.s.
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TpI.CxVIOn 70
ALBERT n. NICOLAY, No. 4 Broad street.

A c. fUTTLE AUCMONEER FRESH IMPORTED
A. Dutch bulbous roots A. G. futile will sell at
auction on Tuesday at 10H O'Clock at II Wall street.
fine of choice Hasrism flower roots from the
nurseries OF r. vanderschoot Sons, in Ho
periss nsrcssus, iris gladions lilies, &c. being the
choicest roots received In several years. in lots suit
purchasers
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OCULISTS AID AURIsTy.

DR WHEELER OCCULIST, As5 BROADWAY, CORNER
Of Boone street devotes his attention Sisssses
OF the eye and the pubc that tners Ia o(
the disorders TO which the human eys il sub
ject which he cannot thoroughly and permanently
Office hours II A. n to 4P NJ Artificial eyss inssr ssA.
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A BUTERFIELD, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, ON
~ Thursday, October s, by order of J. ]. Lagave,
mortgages all the furniture in the private hotel No $50
Brosawa through to Mercer street. consisting hun
died and thirty five rooms, such wilton Brussels
tapestry and ingram carpets pianofortes splendid mir
ros, sofas bureaus bookcases oil paintings, &C. Sale
positive at II u o'clock Catalogues ready the
ing OF sale.
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IL the and splendid steamship fL0aT0A,
Captain M s. Woodruff viii leave SATURDAY, October
Z, from pier No. North river, 1t O'Clock r. N. Pas
srs DESTROYS Of taking this route are informed that
the steamer will not 60 TO the city except At sucn an
hour whom they can 60 forward without remsinrg Ia
Savannah night. Bills Of lading signed By the
clerk on board Tor freight passage apply to SAM
L. MfT(EuI. 1n RrcadWaY.
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A UCTtN NOTICE. GREEN AND H0THOUsE
"A plants, &c-SAMUEL OSGOOD, auctionser, "a
Eighth avenue and 10th street Thursday
Oct and g. at l0H esc1 day, the entire stock OF
longing Dunlap Esq being the finest collection in
the State. The whole win be sold without reserve as
Mr. MAP is retiring from business, and is well worthy
the attention of the trade and others Catalogues
morning OF sale.
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A LBERT n. NICOLAY. AUCTONEER.-FOgDHAM
"A lots at au,tion.-Albort H. Nicolsy will sell on
1uesasy, October g. at IL O'Clock, the ground los
desirabs building los, situated 10 the healthy and
r, On the line Of the Harlem Railroad. about tn
miles thirty mnntss ride from the city OF New York
and within from five to eight mnutes walk Of the rail-
road depot There twenty six trains to and from
the city daily and the Communication Is only about eleven
cents FER day. These beautiful lots viii be sold without
reserve to close interest the following liberal
terms-lo per cent and the auctoneer's fees on the
day Of sale, and 10 per cent month thereafter until
The whole amount Is paid; purchasers may after
paying 90 per cent receive their Deeds by executing
bond and mortgage for the balance Of two snd half
yesrs At per cont Title indisputable. Trains will
10h A. NJ stopping at all the usual places Free
ticksts together with nthographic maps, be oh.
tanned on application to
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4 McCAFFRAY, AUCrIONEER.-THIS DAY AT 10Y
~ O'Clock; at the auction room 20 Catherine srest.
assortment Of parer, bedroom and kitchen furniture
carpets feather BEDS mattresses SOFAS chairs tables
&c Also. An invoice Of hardware and cutlery to pay
advances and of ivory rulers scissors
razors plates spoons, &c.
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ct GEORGES FOOT BALI CLUB MEMBERS ARR
- requested 70 meet At w. Reas saloon, IL kercE
sSrvst, = f~escay evening At o'ssssx-
&os1x Qentn, sssy, TGpn, eesst
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A UCTION NOTICE.-THOS BELL, AUCrIONEER =
wDl cell st 1 Seventh avenue twenty street,
the furniture Of genteel boarding house-bureaus,
tables, chairs, carpets. oilcoths large lot Of feather
beds bo'stsrs, pillows bedding, Wristbands looking
glasses kitchen furniture glassware and various house
keeping articles Sale must be closed day, the
owner ID going West.
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MATRIMONIAL.


MADAME MORROW WILL CAUSE SPEEDY MAR.
Wl rsges, who will all enjoy the greatest happiness
and matrimonial bliss, and viii show the person they will
marry, through instrument which she will cause to
illuminate tse BY invoking the powers of her wonderful
science, and will tell all events OF fe and the very
thoughts 76 Broome street. Cannon street. Gen.
tlemen not admitted.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EMILE vILLErTE,
M professor Of autography Tor reading of character
by persons handwrsing,) and spiritual writing me
dunn, WILL upon the receipt Of twenty i've cents Tor
equivalent in postage stamps and specimen Of hand
writing send to any person fun dsineaon of thsi,
character affairs Of the heart success destiny, &s.
Address, post paid EMILE vILLETTE, Broadway Post
Office, N. Y. Those residing out Of the city safely
transmit through the mail All communications answss.
ed In one week after their receipt.
MATRIMONIAL GENTLEMAN OF FORTUNE
l thirty years Of age, is DESTROYS of forming the
acquaintance Of lady with view to matrimony Who
would constitute an agreeable companion. Address A.
T., Union square Post Office, stating age residence ad
general circumstances.
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TINTED STATES LINE FOR CALIFORNIA VIA AS
~ piawan and Psnama.-Through passage tickets
including M Hnoklsys Isthmus transit ticket, viii 10
fui pshed At the lowest rates The thmus crossed in
hours.-On Thursday, October s, at O'Clock PM,
from pier foot OF Wasren street. North River win be des-
patche. the feet ste amship GEORGE LAW, to connect
spare boat always Kept Al Panama to prevent detsn
ton In case Of accident The accommodations for pas.
seDgers in the steamers Of the Pacific and United
Mall steamship Companies unsur passed. and partss
about to visit California invited to call and examine
for themselyes. For passage apply 81 the compAny's
Office, III West street, 10 c. a. WHITNEY.
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A CARD.-TO THE MANAGERS OF THE PaISOIPAL
"A theatres In the Union MIR Collins, the celsrats6
Irish comedian and vocalist will make . ptoiessianA1
tour through the United states during the fs and WIN
ter season, when he will appear in all the hast Irish
dramas including some pieces written expressly for
him, aid nsver acted by any other comedian, any
ct &C. He will also introduce his celebrated Irish songs
as sung only by him, to wit:-ssThe Widow Machres,"
with her friend the "Widow Mahonyn and 'sThe Boud
Lawn" and his "sprig Of shillelah in company with
1Peegy on the backed Car, and Crust to Luck"
business to be directed to the Broadway Thsstrs,
New York.
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~ LAsGoW AND NEW YORK.-THE CLYDE SCREW
VI steam Packet Company new steamships, CLYDE
and PEIRE are intended to sail for Glasgow under
vm:From New York, Petrol saturday. October I, at IA
O'Clock, noon From New York, Clyde, Saturday, No
vember at IL O'Clock, noon. Rates OF passage
fees included), chief cabin SIS. limited number Of
third Glass passengers wiz be taken, and supplied with
good and comfortable cooked provisions At $50 NIB
The attention Of passengers 10 called to the improved
Passengers will be aoundAntly supplied With the best
provisions properly cooked aud served mp besides which
beos bedding al articles for eating, drinking &C. &C.,
wall DO provided by the shp-passengers having thsr
personal Luggage only TO provide and attend BY the
above important ADDITIONS comfort and avery great
wing Of trouble anteapsrse effected. An experienced
surgeon viii be,caried each ship and charge sof
5 ssE sSe'S " g fst;s3s saRZ .
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~ LAsG0w AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP COMPA.
NJ ny.-the new and powerful steamships NEW YORK,
tons and 500 horse power, r. Craig, commander
and GLASGOW, 1862 TONS and 400 horse power, W. Cum.
ming commander, buf expressly for the trade between
New York and Glasgow, viii SAIL under. From New
Yori--Glasgow, Saturday, 18th November NeT York,
Saturday 2d Desembe- First cabin saloon state rooms
500 do mdsbipo do $751; second cabin $50 third class
sc5. New York city bills gold only taken Apply TO
JOIN McsYMON, SO Broadway.
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II s. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER, By W. c. ALBURrU5
H. win sell this Nc nday Morning. October q at 10
O'Clock, at 12l Court street. Bro0klya general assert
me Mt of groceries, fixtures. &C., &c.
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GEM MONTHLY LINE FOR NEW ORLEANs-sroP-
~ ping at Havana, and carving the United States
Gail-Ihe steamship BLACK WARRIOR, J. ID. Bullocs,
commander, will sail for the above ports Monday,
October Q, at ~ O'clock from pier ut foot OF Beach
street. North River. Freight taken for Mobile. Pas
fengers FOR Havana must procure passports before ay
ing port Goods or the interior will DO forwarded free
Of commission Ior freight passage, apply to LIVING
STON, CfsoCHEIoN CO., gents, 81 Broadway. NIB -
The Cahaxba, Il. w. Shufedit, commander, will sue:
coed the Black Warrior, and sail Wednesday, October
rs. Bills Of lsding mast be sent il for signing tae evel
ing preyiors TO the ship sailing
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SALES AT AUCTION.


a LBERT Il. NfC0LtY AUcTTOSEEg stocks AND
"A Bcads AZ auction.-sloert II. Ntsolaw win sell
snis day, October O. At 12z O'Clock q. the Merchsnt
Lxohsnse fer account of whom ii may concern
Ceyslsna ana Pittsburg Railroad per cent mort gage
bonds interest payable ct the Office CT the Ohio Life Iu
surs and Trust Co in New York LIST March and is
sept, u, 600 each; 5000 CsnandAigus and Emra Rail
SECOND mortgage par cent bonds interest able
~ the MscA snics Bank, LIST May AID LIST Now
$1,000 eesh; 5000 Marietta aud Cincianlti Railroad.
hrst mortgage, per cent convertible bonds interest
payable st tie Office Of the Ohio Life Insurance and Trust
Company in New York, Ist January and list Jay 900
each 200 shares Mad River ard Lake Erie Rlro si $50
each 100 do Third Avenue Railrr sd, 500 do 1876 do
suffolk Ban, $50 do $50 do Farmers and Citizens
Bant Of Long Island s26 do; Is do Ameria press
company slvo DO 10 40 Wells, largo & Co.'S Express
Company 400 do 10 do. Peter Cooper Fire Insurance
tompsny, $40 DO 40 do Pacfs Fire Insurance Com
psLy SO do; Is do Republic Fire Insurance Company
500 DO "a 90. Rutgers Fire Insurance Company, SIS
Co 20 40 Excelsior Fire Insurance Company $50 do
lo0 90 Amsrican and British Timber and Cotton Land
company 500 DO. Terms Of saie-ren per cent, this
fify, and the balance before O'Clock to The
accued interest all the bonds viii be charged the
purchase. A. n holds regular sales OF stocks bonds
ana other securities every Monday and thursday at the
MeIchants' Exchange At private sale, great variety
OF rss class railroad bonds bank insurance aud other
stocks Once, No Broad street, next to corner Of
Wall.
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~ OLD SHIRT sTUDS--KNOw NOTHING STUDS,
~ $3.50 to 50; csrbuncls, % to SIS; cameo IS to
80; Odd Fellows IS TO $12 Masonic IS to SIS; gold
stone, 80 to sle onyx IS to sle agate 81 SO to $40
embossed gold, IS 30 70 SIS; plain So 50 to $l2. All
deseriptons OF studs at low prices GEORGE c. ALLEN
importer OF watches and jewer5 wholesale and retail
II Wall street, second floor, near Broadway.