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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-24

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-20

" 8. ME1LOR, AUCTIONEER-BY HOUGHTON h
W. ME1IlOR-To-morrow Thursday at 1OL
oelss at lib Nassau street, mortgage sale Of rich
chinese and Paris made furniture, panoortes parlor
organ, Office desks mirrors, carpets, oil paintings &c.
vza-Eiabcratsly carved chinese chamber and parior
furniture ivory and pearl nad Of the richest descrp
ton ever imported to this country, exhibition,
together with magnificent carved walnut Paris made
furniture, Ezabethian STYLE consisting Of bookcases
drawing room tables, extension dining tables, IA feet
long, with mahogany sldes, and cost to import Sl75
deliberately carved walnut etegere 10 feet high with
mirror back corner etegere, writing tables, brackets
bookstands hat stands, &C., all TO match; richly carved
rosewood psrlor furniture. suite, covered in satin
brocatelle and hair cloth do. marble top etegeres,
French secretaries library bookcases do marble top
centre and fancy tables, extension dining tables
hogany, oak and walnut do. chairs rosewood and
hogany easy votaire rocking and paror chairs Sofas
tcea tetes divans sofa bedsteads and couches ward
robes, hat stands and hall chairs bedstsads bureaus
and washstancs TO match painted and enamelled cham
Der furniture SETS best hair mattresses and paasses
gilt frame pier and oval mirrors oil paintings and
cravings, rich china tea SETS silver plated casors
also, 10 countingroom desks, carpets, chairs
paror organ, six stops rosewood Dagatee boar three
rosewood seven octave pianofortss &C. Every facility
for packing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-20

IIENY n. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.-BY. H. H. LEEDS
IL Thursday 2lst and Friday, 22d, 1t hafpast
O'Clock each evening ut galleries. No. 54S Broad
way formerly occupied by the Dusseldorf collection
Luperb collection Of fine old pictures superior to any
thing offered this season. just received from Florence
richly carved frames. Among them will be found
Of the choicest paintings of the Italian school, also
valuable private collection belonging to gentleman
leaving for Europe all of the highest order magn
fcent Head Of Monk genuine Murio; Landing of King
Ohio in Geeece, by petzel Negro attacking Lion, by
Albert Dreux Judgment Of Paris; Van Valkela; Storm
at Sea- by Vandewelde also superb originals by various
artists Sunset; Magdalen, St. Cecilia Hydrologic, o
work Of great merit Meditating Boy Saviour Hope by
L. do Venice st. Agnes Madonna, by Sasso Pcrrato; DO
by Carlo Eolc Forr orina, supposed by Raphael Also
very valuable private collection with certificates of their
originality by the following artsts-Pgonn Fer
ratio, Cavalier del Pino Stradano Cocc Ganchi Moret
to Brescano, PasquAno, Annibal, Caracc, Valasquez
Carlo Dolc, Carnayil Lucca Gordano, Salvata Rosa,
Corregio Abano Paul veronese. These pictures OF
Clarke ALSO several very costly paintings by class
American artists, viz;-Cropsey, Richards Doughty
Carter Ehrnger, Boutelle, Wright Carter and Others
Of like standing Also invoice of beautiful paintings
copper, silk and canvass just received from France
in rich frames; also, several paintings of the Flemish
French and Spanish schools The above splendid col
lection will be ready for exhibition two days and the
evening previous to the sales We particularly request
the attention Of friends and others
examine these pictures, being mostly received from pr
vate collections and Of the highest class several Of
which cost from $3.50 to $500 each. Rarely have we
been enabled to place before the public many first
class paintings in single SALE which il to be without
reserve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-20

VIyIIIIAN IRVING, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
w Of fancy goods, suits ale for HOLIDAY pr,seRtA
william Irving Co. will sell ct auction on Wednesday
and Thursday December 20 and n, at 10ls O'Clock at
the sales rooms No. Pine street. Parian ware-An en-
tire invoice, consisting Of dessert SETS groups and
figures Of Innocence Reapcrs, Milk Carriers, dancers
the Seasons Dying Gladiator, Greek Flute Player May
Day Judgment Of Cupid Sheap shearers ete atetc ss
tulip and claret pitchers groups Of ANIMALS, nc. Silver
Plated Ware-A fine invoice OF heavy silver plated ware,
Of the frst quality comprising liquor frames contain
ing from three TO four cut glass bottles EACH casters Of
various Styles salts walters from three to twenty
inches coffee urns tea kettles, toast racks card bas
kets oyster dishes, spoons forks &c. Chinese goods
An entire invoice consisting in part Of elegant Chinese
vases, from three inches to three feet high superb
lacquered work tables with ivory fittings, acquered
cabinets nests Of tea poys, DESKS workboxes pongee
bowls &C., the only invoice OF Chinese goods offered
auction for many years. sgnor g. B. PaldolRni's i'm
poraton-B ardigo's Yellow OF Sienna, verde antique
agate and alabaster Roman and Grecian vases Pompe
pitchers, Etruscan and Hebe vases elegantly carved
basso relieve Eruscan and Medic vases, urns carved
marble taxzss superb Mosaic inaid table, card re ,ev
crs, with pedestas supported by swans Weaknesses,
candesticks &C., aabasier groups, figures &C. French
chinaDinLer and tea SETS plain and elegantly doco-
rated colognes Jewel Baskets, card receivers, &C.,
pGb china vases. Bronzes-Bronze and marble clocks
and candelabras, ormolu candelabras, supported BY
China figures, brackets, bronze groups and figures,
doves Indian hunters, fisher boy Is, coups candle
sticks, watchhoders, &C.. papier mache pearl inlad
bes, trays workboxes, card trays &C., Bohemian gla
ware &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-20
uENRY H LEEDS, AycuoNEzR.- by .. Il. LEEDS

HENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.-BYH ..H LEEDS
III kCO-Tuesday, 10th, Wednesday, 10th, and Fri
day, 22d inst at l0 O'Clock at the sales 19Nas
street. superior sale Of fancy goods, including
large assortment Of real ststuary marble aabaster and
other goods the importation OF Sgnor Vito VIII Sons;
also several valuable invoices from the Crystal Palace
Among the marble statuares superb statue the
Flying NymPh, by Levy do Pendant dancing Bacchus,
do copy OF the figure Donaide, original the Vatican,
the first ever imported; do. Bathing Nymph, an
original Ienberg DO Madonna of Tcnneranni; superb
group Of Savour and Mary and other very beautiful and
classical groups suitable for libraries ana pdylors. The
aabaster viii embrace all the antique styles
pied from the British Museum and the galleries through
out France and Italy One superb pair OF Amphoras for
recesses ornamented with beautiful basso rcevos su
vases Etruscan do; Egyptian urns; Lecythus vases;
Bargho Tasxas for fruits and cards; Nruscan mante
vases large Finel urns Roman covered do; agate vene
importation. Gents and ladies' writing and dressing
cases. Of rosewood and papier mache naid with pearl
bronze statuettes, of every size
and description just received from Europe the finest
the Lon Asia and Africa, the Stag at Bay, Amazon,
Hercules &C. CocksA large invoice Of superb bronze
and ormolu clocks comprising about one hundred differ
ent sxce all Of the most exquisite workmanship and in
and statucttes representing the finding of Noses the
Flute Player Psyche the Madonna &C.; also busts Of
Napoleon Wellington, and others Fans Of every de-
scription, kid silk and ornamented, framed in richly
vases OF every description richly decorated and entire
ly patterns Silver Plated WareCastors tea sets,
cake baskets salvers, liquor stands, &c. Also fancy
boxes papetres, card receivers paper weights and
other articles suitable for holiday presents Also
splendid assortment Of diamond ewelry, consisting Of
bracelets brooches pins, rings studs and sleeve but
TONS besides Watches by the most celebrated English
makers Also large invoice Of terra Gotta ware,
hbted in the Crystal Palace consisting OF large figures
Tor nches figures groups chimney tops very elegant
brackets vases, and other articles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-20
A UsrRAlIA INDEPENDENT LNE-sIxrY DAY

A UsTRAIIA INDEPENDENT LINE--SIXTY DAYS
"A passage-Only eighty dollars for passage to Mel
bourne.-The splendid clipper ship EASTERN STATE,
500 tons burthen, Simon Ross commr will have imme
date despatch for Melbourne The Of this
fine ship for both in rst and second cabns
are superior to those Of any other vessel up. As
pcaton necessary The proprietors of this popular
line, aware that number Of mechanics and others
ing families have been unable to engage passage,
owing 10 the high rates hitherto charged have deter
mined to carry limited number of passengers at the
unprecedentedly low price Of eighty dollars which will
include provisions water attendance and all other
cessares for the voyage with the sole exception bed
ding Having great portion Of her cargo and passen-
gers already engaged she will have quick despatch For
freghtor passage apply on board, at pier No. 4 r.,
or to ARKEIL ELLIOTT, LAG Pearl street, or T. RICH
ARDSON 4 CO., 81 South street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-20

A USTRAIIA IN FFTY-FTvE DAYS-THE BALTI-
"a more clipper schooner HCAN will positively sail
before the 26th forfeit passage money, for the fulfil
ment Of which the owners will sign contract. This
The owners (of fifteen years. experience the Austria
liam trade) proceed in her to Melbourne, and viii be
happy TO give any information respecting the Dggings
price Of labor, DC. Advances made on consignments
For further particulars apply to the owners ON board
Captain Hoggins at Bradford Tuck's Office % Wall
street; or in the evening, 50 Franklin street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-20

On Monday December Is, by the Rev. J. N. Marcelus,
Mr. WILLIAM H. THOMPSON TO Miss ESTHER 4. Rowe all OF
ths city.
Pong hkeepse papers please copy.
On Monday December 49, by the Rev. J. N. Marcelus
Mr. WILLIAM G.. HAY TO Miss MARY ~ Usr1cK all Of this
city.
kondout papers please copy.
On Thursdav evening" December IA, by the Rev. Mr.
Rankin. Mr.. N. A. BURNHAM to MARY G. CARLAw, daugh
ter Of Aiexr. Carlaw, all Of this city.
On Monday, recember =, by the Rev MT norris, Mss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-20

A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TINE-sIxTY DAYS
a passage.-The beautiful clipper ship EASTERN
will have immediate despatch for Melbourne Port Phil
Mp. The above ship is only two years old, and has
proved herself very fast Her Accommodations for
passengers Of the very best both in first second
cabin, and only limited number will be TAKEN early
application II necessary For freight passage at low
rates, apply TO ARKEIL ELLIOT, 1lo Pearl street.
or E Richardson b Co., 50 South street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-20

HENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTONEER.-BY H. H. LEEDS
II Co.-Thursday, December q, at 10H O'Clock,
= the extensive Of W. H. Aorstman, Esq., 56
Maiden lane, William street. the entire stock Of
rich fancy goods and holiday presents being the entire
importation Of the above wellknown importer (posi
lively without reserve,) consisting of rich Partisan
bronHes antique modern the most recherche sub
iects and designs all Of which warranted; French
porcelain vases tetea-tete and other sets, supcrbly
decorated OF various patterns ormolu and crystal cab
nets jewel casiets pen trays card receivers an entire
ly article, in every variety, richly ornamented in
arabesque and inlad gentemens and ladies' dressing
and writing cases, in inlaid rosewood, ornamented in
gold and variegated patterns, with solid silver fittings
and glass vinaigrettes; embossed goods,
comprising the richest description OF ladies' retcues
genemens dressing cases. pocket compositions neccs:a
lies, and other varieties of this manufacturer pearl In
alaid and silver mounted jewel casket card receivers,
and bjouteres Of every description; fans of every de-
scrpon comprising kid, silk and ornamented framed
in pearl and ivory and richly carved, In all the finest
assortment offered at auction in this city toys
the largest and finest assortment comprising every
rety Of pattern from the cheapest to the most costly
also superb bronzes in groups and statuetes We par
tculary the attention of the public and those
intending to purchase for the holidays to this sale,
combining the largest and most valuable assortment
offered auction In this city Every article offered
will be positively sold without Terms-cash for
all Of 500 ard uner, that amount Ave per
cent off, Catalogues on the morning of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-20

T shi9 PAuYJQ r Nys, Cbnaa.dsr MS s1esn-
kiD win dspArt with he United States nars Tor
Esrsps positively - Wednesday, December a. e IA
IvfrsigAt Or passage, having unequalsd aoeoumoda-
IONS for elegance and comfort, aPply y
EDWARD K COLLINS, - wan street.
Passengers requested 10 b. board ct II y A. n
The Atlantic win succeed the PscAc and sAu JAM TO-
Shippers win please take notice that the ahips of this
line cannot carry any goods contraband IT war
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-20

L0R NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
IL The United States mail steamship ROANOKE, Thos
Skinner, commander, viii leave pier IL North river on
saturday, Dec g. az O'Clock NJ win arrive IN Nor
folk the next afternoon, and Petersburg and Richmond
the following morning From Norfolk, passengers for
the South pr ,cced BY railroad direct Win through
cts from Weldon to Wilmington, Augusta Ne. Passage
and fare to Norfolk, So, 10 Petersburg and Richmond
slo. steeragc bali price. Apply TO
IUDI.Ah 4 PLEAsANIS, "a Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-20

LYME ARTS WILL POSITIVELY CLOSE, ON sATUR-
II day evening, December %, the great sale of the
choicest French English and German cngravngs at
duced prices, At 6oS Broadway, opposite Bond street
Exhibition free Open day and evening. All the prices
arc marked in plain figures.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-20

A UCTION NOTICE-RICH FANCY GOODS-J. E. VAN
~ ANTWERP SON will sell on Wednesday, GOTH at
half past at No. 216 Pearl street. in lots to suit the
trade and individuals rich plated ware in grest var
ETY. papier mache goods Of all kinds ivory cutlery rich
saucers, card baskets, fine Bohemian and cut glass
draught boards, cabinets &c. castor tea and coffee
sets Of Shefield plate, &C. Also 200 dozen Groux's
fancy soap, English. N. B.-The sale will commence
with large lot Of wood and china toys For particulars
al,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-20

HENRY T. LEEDS, AUCrI0NEER = 200 SLEIGH
IL robes, &C., At auction this day, at 10Y o'clock,
LEEDS will sell as above without reserve, all the
large and attractive stock Of newly manufactured
furs consisting 0fspendd royal crmne mus, cuffs and
vctorines also, sets of real stone and fitch marten
London, lustered lynx and chinchilla and q large
rety Of freshly lined and trimmed sleigh robes such
Rocky Mountain WOLF raccoon, genet and bear robes
&C. Catalogues now ready. Sale rain u ahine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-20

NEW YORK l. CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE VIA
IN Nicaragua-The Accessory Transit Co. Of Nicara-
gua, proprct0rsThe splendid double steams nip
NORTHERN LIGHT, 500 tans burthen, Capt H. /.
Tnklepaugh, will leave pier No. North river, three
oclock r. NJ, precisely, for Punta Arenas Wednesday,
December ~ connecting with the fayor;,e steamship
Cortes Goo tons burthen, the Nicaragua Transit
route having but twelve miles OF land
by first cass carriages. These are
in their ventilat and accommodation. For inorma-
ton or passage, apply only to CHAS. MORGAN, Agent
No. Bowling Green Letter bag made up at the Office
Letters rs cents per u ounce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-20

A UCTION NOTICE-LARGE SALE OF NAGNlFI-
~ cent household furnture.-H WILSON, Auc-
TONER WIN sell tomorrow rhursday) morning, At Il
Of the large fourstory house. lo9 Twenty fourth street.
between Seventh and Eighth avenues. The parlors
ss Of about $50 yards Of real Engsh Tapestry carpets
richly carved rosewood panoforte seven octave pen
did tone and hnsh cost $780, makers warrantee for
year; carved rosewood parlor suits in satin brocade
made by Of the first houses in this city; mahogany
suit in damask, with linen covers elegant rosewood
etegere rosewood tables of the latest STYLE reception
gothic and paror chairs, costly time pieces
inaid running twentyon days; brocatelle and lace
window curtains choice collection of oil paintings and
engravings Brussels and velvet stair carpets ocoths
large oval and pier glasses with slab and brackets
sve mahogany extension table, tea and dining d. card
and quartette tables mahogany cushioned chairs
rockers sofas lounges, magnificent mahogany rosewood
and mahogany bedsteads,, bureaus, washstands and
china toilet SETS in god rich and costly china vases
do. dinner and tea SETS beds and bedding sheets, pill
lows comforters silk Spreads fine wool blankets hair
and husk mattresses, Parian bisque and China figures
in great variety slverwae elegant tea service salvers
and cake baskets with solid silver edges spoons forks
castors napkin rings, ivory cutlery, cut glassware
crockery, kitchen furniture, &C. This sale affords
excellent opportunity to housekeepcrs article
win be sold without cash deposit required
from every purchaser. House to let.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-20
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
sALEs Ar AUCTION.

A II. CRISTALAR, AUCHONEER-LARGE SALE OF
IA. fine watches and rich jewery on Wedn'day ,Becem-
the store SO Chatham street, consisting in part Of gold
and silver watches, gold chains, bracelets, earrings,
brcastpns rings silver ware, &C. Sale peremptory,
for sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-20
TIENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER-BY H. N. LEEDS
Il CO. ThursdaY. Dec. u, at IL O'Clock. ~: the

TIENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.- H. n. LEEDS
III &CO., Thursday, Dec. q, at IL O'Clock, a: the
~ Nassau street-Frst class sale Of wines and
segsrs-every article warranted represented The
wines will all be genuine, and admitted into the
sale except those which be relied upon-conssting
in part OF old South eide and old Madeira old
amontlado sherry, pale Gordoe and Pemartn brandy,
choice London dock port, Graham, Queen and sande
so baskets real Ruinart champagne, So baskets Wash
ngton brand very superior Win de B,uxy and st. Peray
champagne; also very superior Otard Hennessey and
London Dock cognac brandy fine old Scotch malt whis
key, quarter cask very hne A. Seigncttc brandy &c.
segars-2o, 900 Aquilla Londres, 1000 Rio Honda;
10000 Conhanza ondres 600 Kaloolah do and about
60 600 various superior and well known and celebrated
brands. The above all be relied and genuine.
Also choice Havana and Principe segsrs warranted in
assortment offered by at auction Consisting Of
about 900 OF the following brands La Con6anEa Rio
Hondo Aquilla Ksloolah, Metropolitan, Ia Occidental,
Cazadores, Principe OF the Gnest Tara tobacco.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-20

VIZ S. MEILOR, ACCTIONEER-B HOUGHT0N
W. MELLOR-This day, wednesday, household
furniture, at 10 O'clock at No. SO Pineapple street.
BROOKLYN comprising the usual assortment found in
senteel private house. viz Brussels, threepy and in
grain carpets; mahogany sofas and chairs and
card tables, mirrors French bedsteads beds bedding
&C., with variety Of kitchen furniture
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-20

ID UsSELL W. wESrCOTT AUCTTONEER-
day, Dec TO- At IL o'clock the corner Of First and
South Seventh streets, Williamsburg the Farmers
and Citzens Bank. SPLENDID location. The are
marble top tables, writing DESKS show cases. &C.. with
over $50 European and American Portraits including
Shakspeare's Seven Ages, all richly framed full sized
cameras and everything In fine order for carrying
the business; with Eve years lease from May NEXT at
low rent The rooms be examined at any time pre-
vious to the sale, which viii be peremptory, rain
shine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-20

VTTlIIIAM IRVING, AUCuONEER- JEW
w elry, &C., suitable for holiday presents William
Irving Co. win sell at auction Tuesday, December
leth At half past 10 O'Clock at the sales rooms Pine
street. superb cluster diamond rings diamond rings,
scarf pins, weighing from to az cants EACH IL stone
diamond Maltese crosses; diamond set bracelets three
stone diamond rings &C.; together with assortment
Of opal, garnet pearl &C., jewelry in sets and single
Gold watches-Eine gold hunting levers epne and du
pick watches: chronometer watches, by the best EGG
lfh, French and Swiss makers; ladies' elegant gold
melted Watches set with diamonds; carbunce and gold
scent boxes fob vest and guard chains gold thmoles
spectacles pencils &c. Every article warranted
presented in catalogue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-20
UyUNIS MORREII. ArCTTONEER. -THIS (wrnNEy

NUNS MORREII, AUCTIONEER.- (wEDNEs-
u day. morning, at 101a o'clock-A splendid stock
OF rich goods viii be sold by TUNs MORREII, at his
Positively buying in-viz superior rosewood piano
forte, rosewood melodeon, second hand piano. suit of
rich paror furniture of rosewood black walnut and
hogany 900 fancy and plain coverings oak and black
walnut library bookcases rosewood wardrobes and Ia
dies secretaries, rosewood music cabinets, rich work
stands, dressing bureaus marble top rosewood wash.
stands centre tables, marble tops extension dining
bles, French bedscads secretaries, &c. &C. Also, rich
oil paintings ana mirrors Also, rich French china and
cles that have been by various persons want
cash. and will have it, therefore buyers will have their
own way. No postponemcnt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-20

CHERIFF'S SALE OF LA -ES AND FANCY GOODS--ON
- Thursday, December q, 1854, at 10 o'clock A. NJ ,
lars habits, caps, gloves French lowers, feathers S
bons tapes, worsted braid, bobbns cloak trimmings
buttons velvets boot and shoe aces spoos of cotton
&C.. &c,