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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-13

E>RINCH CHINA.-wHLIAM IRVING & Co., AUG
I tioneers, will sell at auction, ON Wednesday and
Thursday, Dec Is and H. athapast ten O'Clock at the
salerooms No. Pine street, French china dinner tea
ceivers, china with Parian figures bronze and
ormou clocks and candelabras, figures and groups
frames &c Chinese from three inches to three
feet high tea poys, tables, cabinets, work boxes &C.
Paran marble figures, groups vases, butter tubs, &C.
paper mache goods Bohemian glass ware, nc. marble
and alabaster figures, groups Hebe, Etrutcan, and
Medicis vases &C., the importation Of Signor g. B.
Pandollni.
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NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP CON-
Carrying the United States Mail. The steamship CA
HANBA, X. W. Shufeldt, commander, win sail for the
FROM p At of rser
for the interior and for Mobile consigned to agents
in New Orleans James Connoly Co., will be forwarded
passage, spply, to LIVINGSTON, cRocHERoN 5 CO.,
sail Tuesday January 9th Bills Of lading must BE- sent
in for signing the evening previous to the ship sailing
T,oR HAVANA VIA KEY wEsr-ro SAIL. POSI-
lively on Tuesday, December 10, at O'Clock A. n.
The United States mail steamship ISABEL Wm Rollins,
Commander, will leave Charleston for Havana, via Key
West the sth and 19th and Havana for Charleston,
via Key West the 10th and 25th Of each month The
Isabel connects at Havana with the United States
Mall Steamship Companys line Of steamers for San Fran
cisco Aspnwan, and will carry the Pacific mails
For passage apply to MORDECAI 4 CO., ITO East Bay
TSOR sAvANNAH-FARE REDUCED-THE UNITED
II States mail steamship STATE OF GEORGIA, Capt.
J. J. Garvin will leave Philadelphia for Savannah on
teersss 81 The Keystone state viii leave as above the
following Wednesday. Agents in New York, SCRANTON
EuAAN, 10 Old slip, whore statsrooms may be Sc
LN0R SAVANNAH AND FIORIDA-u. s. MAIL LINE
IL The new and splendid steamship AUGUSTA, Capt.
Thomas Lyon, will leave New York for Savannah, on
Saturday, Dec 10, from pier No. T. North river, at
O'Clock r. NJ. Bills Of aiding signed board. For
freight apply board; for pasasge, to SAMUEL L.
MITCHELL, 10 Broadway. The new steamship Florida
Capt NJ =. woodruff, win leave on Wednesday Dec. 90
For Florida through tickets from New York to Jackson
vile, e51; TO Pilatka, 49,
L,OR T0RF0IK, PETERSBURG, AND RICHMOND
IL The United States mail steamship ROANOKE
I. Simmer commander will leave, pier No. Is Norti
river on Saturday, Dec 49, at 3oclock P. NJ. win ar
rive IN Norfolk the next afternoon and Petersburg and
Richmond the following morning. From Norfolk, pas
sengers for the south proceed BY railroad direct with
through tickets from Weldon 10 Wilmington, Augusta
&C. Passage and fare to Norfolk 81 70 Petersburg and
Richmond, $40. Steerage half price. Apply TO
LUDIAM b PLEAaANTS. 50 Broadway
LNOR SAVANNAH AND FLORTDA-U. 8. MAIL LINE
IL The new and splendid steamship FT<IDA, Capt NJ. s.
Woodhul, will leave New York for Savannah, wednes-
day, Dec 18th from pier No. T. North river, at o'clock
Bills of ladng signed on board For freight apply
Broadway. The new steamship Augusta, Capt Thomas
Lyon win leave Saturday Dec. 10. For Florida,
through tickets from New York to Jacksonville, S31 to
Platka, e3a
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EOR sALE-EGHTH AVENUE AND SEVENTY
I sixth street. Fifth and Eighty fourth street.
and 1l4th street. three corners and adjoining
lots win be sold st auction day at II o'clock at the
Merchants Exchange For maps &c. inquire the sue
uoneers, BAKER X WEEKS, No. Metropolitan Builiing
Broadway, and Pine street basement
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DANKRUPT SALE OF FINE GOLD WATCHES AND
ID jeweliy, at auction-samuel Osgood will sell at
auction at HIS sales roo "a Nassau street, tomorrow
Thursday the 14th inst at 10h O'Clock A. NJ the bal
Of the stock Of watches and jcwery left unsold
of the former bankrupt sale; consisting Of gold breaches
be fully warranted for time and quality Sale positive
and without reserve. BY order of the assignee.
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II S. MAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA, VIA As
" . pinwal and Panama railroad.--On Wclne sday
december %, ut O'Clock T. ~ from pier foot of Warren
street North River, will be dispatched the fleet steam
ship NORTH STAR Captain Richard Wamack, to con
meet at Panama with the new and superior steamship
John L. stephens. spare boat always kept at Panama.
TO prevent detention in Of accident For passage
apply at the Companys office, No III West street to
j. W. RAYMOND
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I,oR CHARLESTON, 8. C.--THE SUPERIOR SIDE
II wheel steamship QUAKER CITY, j. III Hodrdon
commander, win leave Philadelphia for Charleston u
G., on Saturday, December IL, at 10 A. NJ Cabin pas
sage, $40 Apply 70 HERON MARTIN, 37h North
whsrves, Philadelphia.
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nESPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO.-LOWEsT
IL rates and observation-disclosures per clipper ship
GOV. MORTON, Capt. John Burgess, will please com.
plete their engagements at once and hand in their bills
Of ading fer signature. This favorite ship has nearly
the whole Of her cargo engaged, and going rapidly
board at pier 20 East river Shippers to San Francisco
viii please observe that the vessels Of line finish
their loading IN ten to fifteen days after coming TO the
have prompt despatch For the balance OF Atty one
hundred tons disengaged, apply TO SUTTON 4 CO., "a
street
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INDWARD SINTZENICH, AUCrIONEER.-BY EDwAI D
II ACKNOWLEDGMENT Sintzenich will sell at auction
Thursday and Friday evenings Dec IA and Is, at
O'clock at the National Academy OF Design 663 Broad
ouyIes of all the modern Belgian, French, American
and English schools. This collection, made by distn-
gushed connosseur win be peremporily sold to the
highest bidder and offers opportunity for the enrich
ment Of private galleries very rarely met with The
raj interiors; Dutch interiors; winter scenes pastura
subjects, flower pieces, marine pieces, and many spsn
did landscapes of home scenery by the following arzts
Webster Carter, Scharpe Schaffoe Vandriels Williams
Gerji Pel Cotti Andrews, Thorn, Vael Evan Causear
Roesse Wathean, On eganck, nahlman Jasper, Sely
and Others 1t cannot be too strongly repeated that
these elegant paintings win be sold without to
the highest bidder. They are now on view, day and
evening, until the ssle.
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SHIPPING.

A USTRALIA.-A FREE CABIN PASSAGE WILL BE
n given for the advance Of 81 $780, to be repaid on
arrival in Mebourne-frst class security. Ship to sail
before the Goth inst Address Australian" Her
Aid Office
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COMETHING NEw-MILLER GRANT, ST. BROAD
- way have just received point collars and sleeves
match the style Is entirely being very light dressy
septs Also, Brussels, Guipure, Honton and Mechlin
laces in great variety; embroidered collars, Sleeves
dkerchicfs &c. in full assortment Our goods being
selected at the places Of manufacture for first class
trade choice in style and at prices much below any
thing before offered.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-13

TN TWENTY-FOuR HOURS THE RECIPES IN THE
i Magnet will relieve the unfortunate. Call at No
4S9 Broome street, corner Of Broadway, and examine
the book
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RESTAURANTS.

Things HAVE CHANGED
Il From Old TO New,
At Number Two.
Since Infant Frederick die l.
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NJ. CRIsTALAR AUCTIONEER SALE OF
"A Zine watches and rich jewelry, this day. Wednesday,
Dec 49, at 10 O'clock contained in store 50 Chatham
street. consisting in part of diamond articles gold and
silver Watches gold chains, bracelets earrings breast
pins rings syerware clocks, &C.. Also glass cases. fix
lures and o of Herrings large freproof Salamander
Safes of the best description Sale peremptory the
declining business Store to let to LIST of May
Catalogues ready on Wedne sday morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-13

CHERlFF'S SAIE.-THlS DAY, (wEDNEDAY,) THE
y 18th Of December, at 10 o'clock A. NJ at 23S Canal
street the contents Of stove store consisting of parlo
cooking, and other stoves, tin ware, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-13

HtHANGE OF DAY OF SAILING D THE UNITED
Havana, via Key wsst.-The splendid United States
mail steamship Isasc VIM. Rollins, commander, will
hereafter carry the mails from Charleston for the Pac
fc and will connect with the u s. Mail Steamship Com
pany's line at Havana for Aspnwall The Isabel will
leave Charleston the 4th and 10th OF each month";
and leaves Havana the 10th and 25th Of each month
Apply to
hoRDECA CO., ITO East Bay, Charleston, s. @.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-13

Green and Hogarth resemble each other In
particular Hogarth discovered and applied the line
Of beauty in drawing discovered and applied
il In the cutting Of shirts. Orders fer shirts executed
h twenty -four hours at GREEN'S establishment No.
AaOr House.
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A UcrION NOrlCE.-MORTGAGE SALE on splendid

A UCTION NORTHUMBERLAND SALE OF SPLENDID
N household furniture; house to let; possession i'm
medately ! win sell at public auction tomorrow
Thursday morning, at IL O'Clock precisely, all the
furniture and decorations in the large house 100 West
Twenty fourth street, unreservedy fer cash. The par
Ior furniture i all rosewood two suits IN the best Of
finest material and first class workmanship; centre and
side tables two sets brocaele curtains for four windows
lace do etegere large oval and pier glasses oil paint
ngs parlor clocks about 500 yards Brussels carpets
the ocrs richly carved rosewood pianoforte
octave, and cover; dining room furniture, mahogany
tables china vases god band dinner and tea SETS silver
cut glass ware together with the furniture Of all
the bedrooms, both in mahogany and rosewood such
bedsteads bureaus washsta DIS to match genocse and
mahogany cushioned chairs, sofas, beds and bedding,
hair mattresses, holsters and pillows Also, the base
first class house Parties attending this sale may de-
pend upon the articles represented and that every
thing will be peremptory sold to the highest bidder for
cash. The Eighth avenue cars pass near the house.
II. WILSON. Auctinneer.
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What next $500 900 worth OF Clothing
intended for the Broadway retail trade for SALE at
PER cent below the cost If manufacture. at EVANS
clothing warehouse 66 and 6S Fulton street. Broken
banks taken at small discount.
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U BREvooRr HENRY, AUcnoNEER ELEGANT

u BREvOORr HENRY, AUCTIONEER ELEGANT
~. sale Of rich and valuable furs, sleigh rebes, &c.
BY HENRY h BUCK, this day, at lok o'clock, at the
salesroom IA Maiden lane, assortment Of the finest
and most superb Grecian stone marten uctornes and
cuffs also do. capes; superb fitch narten, Hudson Bay
sable, splendid Htch marten, mountain marten French
sable, lustred lynx, cuffs capes and muffs &C. also
sleigh robes, Hudson Bay Isabella bear buffalo, Hud
SON Bay wolf silver fox, Russian wolf robes All the
goods Of the finest qualities and worthy the
tenon Of country dealers, and those purchasing for
their Aso three splendid Grecian stone mar
tin and fitch almas with cuffs to match cost from 500
to 5000 each Set
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-13

EXTENSION TABLES AT AUCuON-M. WRAY,
II auctioneer, viii sell this day. Wednesday Dec 13 at
10 O'Clock at the spacious store 335 Broadway
Of Anthony street the largest assortment Of extension
tire stock Of of the most celebrated city manufac
turers, comprising mahogany, oak, birch and walnut in
all styles and sizes, the whole Of which fully
ranted. Sale positive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-13

IA States Mail.
Clipper ship wINDwARD, for Melbourne, from Pier
No. s, K. R., with immediate despatch.
Clipper ship TROPlC for Sidney, from Pier No. H. Err
with Immediate despatch.
Clipper ship OCEAN QUEEN, to succeed the Tropic
and sail Goth December.
For freight passage, apply to R. W. CAMERON, lie
Wall utreef
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WINTER FASHIONS.

DUY YOUR FURS OF THE NEW YORK FUR CON-
ID pany-Herzog Newman have just received by
ateamship Union superb assortment Of royal ermne
eussa sable, mink and stone maren. all manu- factured
expressly for Broadway trade Ladies' requiring furs
should call before purchasing elsewhere. Old furs
cleaned, altered, repaired and exchanged the most
reasonable terms at 4o1 Broadway, Of Walker st
LSuRS OF ALI. NATIONS.-FALL FASHIONS READY
Il At BOOS l. JACOBOwICZ, 397 Broadway, frs. Aoor,
between Walker and White. Ladies purchasing fancy
furs should visit the above maaufactory where they
select from the largest and most varied ortment
Of kinds Furs cleaned repaired and altered to the
present fashion moderate terms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-13

M ORTGAGE SALE.-A. NJ. CRISTALAR, AUG.
lXl tioneer, % B0wcry, will sell Thursday l4th
ins at o'clock the furniture and fixtures Of dining
saloon removed for convenience Of SALE consisting Of
chairs, tables, bureaus looking glasses sofas, bed
steads, and various other articles. This sale to
have taken place on Tuesday, 18th,
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(tLIPPER SHIP HARVEY BIRCH, CAPTAIN NELSON,
~ for San Francisco, ID loading at Pier No TO- East
river and having large portion Of her cargo engaged and
going board win have immediate dispatch The Harvey
Birch is Of the finest ships built in this country,
and presents unusual inducements shippers DESTROYS
of quick ship at low rates. Shippers Francisco
WI observe that the vessels Of this Line finish their load
ing in few days after coming to the BERTH and not
detained for want OF freight but have prompt dispatch
SUTTON 4 CO., "a Wall street.
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TNOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-THE UNITED
II States mail steamship UNION, r. Adams, command
land the mails and passengers, Saturday, December
18TH at IL o'clock from pier No 81 North River foot
Of Beach street Price Of passage frst cabin $3.50
Suad do, $7b Luggage not wanted during the voyage,
should be sent board the day before sailing, marked
" below" No freight viii be taken after Thursday,
December l4th For freight passage apply to MORIT
MER LIVINGSTON, Agent, So Broadway.
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n $. HoUGH, AUcIoNEER. UNUSUALLY Ar-

N s. HOUGH, AUCTIONEER. Ar-
u tractve sale Of elegant furniture velvet carpets
oil paintings and fancy articles desirable for Christmas
and New Years gifts this wednesday, morning at
101s A. M at No. 70 Warren street. opposite Hudson
River Railroad Depot Tapestry, velvet and Brussels
floor and stair carpetngs one handsomely cased and
qusitely toned rosewood panoforte, rosewood
gere large and costly rosewood bookcase two beau
tful rosewood SUITS in broc atee and satin dam
ask, four rosewood centre tables rosewood
paintings rosewood, mahogany, and walnut extension
tables, rosewood and mahogany bedsteads, bureaus,
wasllttands, toilet sets, mattresses, counterpanes,
Blankets and fancy articles Of different descriptions,
formerly very and acceptable gifts for holiday
SON. such elegant china mantle vases inaid French
and ornamented clocks, bsque figures, match boxes,
inkstands silver cake baskets castors liquor stands
spoons FORKS tea and coffee SETS rosewood work boxes
bronze chandeliers pier and oval glasses cut glass gob
let's, wines, tumblers, &C. Sale positive.
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HARVEY HART, Receiver of Taxes.
VIyFSTERN HOMES A PARTY OF REsPFCTAB Il
wv men In New York are about forming cnmnn nifty

!" FSTEKN HUMES "A PAKTY OF RESPFETAB Il
w men in New York are about forming q community
to establish city in the Far West, in connection
with agricultural pursuits, and invite few others to
benefits and an ultimate independency. Each must he
possessed Of sucent money to purchase at least forty
OF land at government prices, well pur-
chase agricultural implements and support his family
for year after his settlement that may be
an ipcubrance on his neighbor. Further particulars
may be learned by applying at 80 Burling slip first
Office the right up stairs. No connection with any
other society farm league.
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Il Company intend soling their favorite steamships
CITY OF MANCHESTER. - 25 tons. Capt wyliS
CITY OF BALTIMORE, (new)2,53S " Capt.
CITY OF WASHINGTON, do2, 700 g Capt r. Leitch.
KANGAROO...... ,S74 Capt. -
,cM PHILADELPHIA.
CITY or MANCHR lLR... Thursday, January Is, 1885,
KANGAROO .............. About Thursday--
IRON LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF MANCHESTER. Wednesday, DECEMBER 20, 1854
KANGAROO. ......... About Wednesday
Saloon 500, sos and SOS, according to state
limited number Of thiAi class passengers will be
TAKEN and found with comfortably cooked provison
$26.. to Liverpool $40. from Liverpool
Parties wishing to bring out their friends can obtain
Of FL sterling and upwards Apply to SAMUEL SMITH.
Agent II Walnut street. Philadelphia and No. Broad
way, New York.
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y. X. L. All In taking first class pictures nc
remarkably lew prices 81 u cents for large size oaguer-
reotype, neatly finished, who doess Why GAhbANArl,
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GIFTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

~ RAND DISPLAY OF FANCY GOODS FOR NEW
kJ Years. franklin street,. BEIARD agent
Or the celebrated mandatory Of crystals in Cchy,
Paris and A. DUPLAN, agent for the celebrated
nnactory Of of art 80 de Bondy ParEhave
just received assortment from their respective
houses consisting Of crystal septs for table ornamental
toilet bottles, paper weights verres deau, ocean
rs and cut and engraved glasses OF every description
broIzes clocks uoderateurs lamps statuettes by Pra
DIR, ruch Baigneuse, Bashante Satyr &c; groups,
suc the wounded heron, similar to the 50 much
admired last year in the Crystal Palace chandeliers
brackets, lamps for gas &c. All II articles, well
sort Of fancy goods u be at 81 Frank
n street. depot for the two above houses Wholesale
and retail.
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IL The splendid ship SANTIAGO sails for the above
pert on Wednesday, 18th inst. The clipper ship TAR
inst Both Of these vessels have fine accommodations
Passengers and freight will be taken at rates
Apply to MAILER LORD, 108 Wall street
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A McCAFFRAY, AUCTIONEER. STORE NO. 20
a. Catherine street. corner of Henry -McCAFFRAY
WALTERS viii sell this day, at,lOs O'Clock, large
and Of household furniture
ing OF marble top bureaus tables, sofas and sofa BEDS
extension and other tables, mahogany wardrobes bed
to pay advances, valuable ships chronometer, and
three sewing machines gold and silver watches, chains
diamonds, and other articles too to mention
Sale positiye. The goods free and must be sold
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M ASoNIC.-MTMBERS OF MUM LODGE NO. 100,
regular meeting on Friday December 49, 1854, at y
p NJ to act upon the proposed alteration Of the by
laws by order, JOHN PATTERSON, w. NJ
JOHN SULLIVAN Secretary.
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A USTRAI1A-FREE PASSAGE-PIONEER LINE CAR
IA rying United States mails. Tho subscriber, under
contract with the government of New South Wales, 10
prepared . convey passengers in the clipper ship
TROPIC, to sydney paying part passage here balance
paid after arrival, and employment guaranteed At
rent rate of wages, which are enormous.
R. w. CAMERON, 11o Wall street.
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Famous.-Cclebrated are the Daguerreo-
types for IS cents taken by the N T. Picture Compa
lures Of this place are worthy Of universal praise
Rooms $50 broadway.
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"A passage-Orly eighty dollars for passage to Mel
bourne.-The splendid clipper ship EASTERN STATE
$500 tons burthen, Simon Ross commr will have ime
date despatch for Melbourne The this
fine ship for passengers, both in rst and second cabins
are superior to those Of any other vessel up.
but limited number OF passengers TAKEN early ap
plicaton Is necessary The propreto Of this popular
line aware that number Of mechanics and Others hay
ing families have been unable to engage passage
owing TO the high rates hitherto charged have deter
mined to carry limited number Of passengers at the
unlrecedentedly low price Of eighty dollars which viii
cessares for the voyage with the sole exception Of bed
ding Having great portion of her cargo and passen
gers already engaged she viii have quick despatch For
freight or passage apply board, at pier No. T. t. r.
or 70 ARKEL ELLIOTT, 146 Pearl street. Z. RICH
ARDSON q CO., So South street.
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MARK wRAY, AUCTIONEER WARE,
X1 pianos, furniture, &C., at auction. This day,
december 49, at 10 O'Clock at the spacious store 1856
Broadway corner of Anthony street NJ Wray will sell
above invoice Of ne plated ware comprising din
and set pitchers urns cake baskets forks and
spoons; also two superior rosewood pianos but little
used cost $3.50 and $780, with variety Of paror and
chamber furniture. Sale positive
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The Public In want Of good and fashionable
goods &c, be suited at their price attending
the auction sale at 500 Broadway Of Duane street.
TO take place this morning, at 10h O'Clock by
TUNIS MORRE1L.
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III 0lJDAY PREsENTS.-A LADY FROM EUROPE
III artistic superture in nowsrs boQuets, baskets
flowers for the hair formed in every STYLE for holiday
presents socfs orders 1T her residence where spec
be seen, AMI orders taken, at $50 in
the basement. Apply from TO ~ A. NJ, every morn
ing, except Saturday.
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TTlHOMAS MUNSON, AUCTIONEER. MORNING,
Il at l0 O'Clock, extensive sale at 304 Broadway
ner OF Duane street. extension dining tables rosewood
parlor furniture covered with sstin brocatele &C.
hogany furniture in large variety enamellcd furniture
with and without marble tops; rosewood wardrobes;
oak, &C., library book cases; easy chairs iron frames
covered with satin and French morocco SOFAS tete-a
tetes, &c. Also, superior rosewood panoorte, and
mahogany bureau Also, mirrors and oil paintings, In
gilt frames: paper mache tables and walters Also fur
niture from fashionable Broadway Saloon Sold with
cut reserve.
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M ADAME J. BONNAvENTURE INFORMS HER

M ADAME ]. BONNAVENTURE INFORMS HER
lM friends and acquaintances that she left her
old residence 29 Canal street. three months ago. though
her name is there used without any authority. Madame
informs those who wish to the last
vsues Of flowers and feathers that she brought her.
self choice stock in the St Louis, and has received
further supply in The Union. Madame j. B0NNAVEN-
TURE, cleve de Constantin 100 Prince street.