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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-22

s Coin IN SourH CAROLINA. The Newberry Sen.
irei Of che 10th inst. says:--"Goid hasbeen disco.
veied in this district on plantation about eighteen
miles from here, owned by N. A. Hunter, nn cutter
prsipg citizen Of this place. Several fue spell
msp IS have been discovered on the surface. " is
probable that gentleman wen known for his
energy will commence operations shortly, tor tsst
tie richness OF The mine. We wish them success,
and trust that they may be amply repaid by gath
ersDg quantities of The shining ore. The more
M s<y the better for rs. II brings in advertising,
II extends the circulation Of papers, it nfnsey life
and debtors the whercwish tn settle up accounts.
Cibzsns, scar your soils, for there's many m ne
OF gold hereabonts that has lain undiscovered for
yt9e whitb u found, would place you, Ike Dorm,
esgre rnibnnaires Of the day. Go ahead, ZEN
b.nisp; turt ~ ycur golL n,iues.n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-22

a SINGULAR PROPENsTy.--There resiJes in B)s
ton gentleman who seen to possess sort Of
mania for attending auctions. 1t is about eight
years since this propensity was frs. noticed, and
1nco that time he las beon In attendance ak one
particular auction room every evening tina. il has
beer opeped Rain Or shine, spring, summer, an
iunn or winter il ma ters Dot with him. He usually
eitcis the room abcut half an hour after She sale
commences, takes hrs position In q paiti ulay part
OF The room, about a foct from the wall, and there
he stands, without leaning or moving from she spyt
until the sa!e Is over He was never known 70 bid
on single article or To speak 70 a sipgle person.
but always assumes kind Of Gaze for noticing air,
ard swinging gently 10 and fro, wat hes people as
they move abou. hm. He IL tort of world within
himself, In sympathy with no ono about him. II is
now nearly eight years since lac was 1rst Noticed
particularly, and as we before iemarb ed, hc has
never been known TO be absent Several times the
sales have been Suspended for few evenings, for
repairs, &c, but panctuay st his post IL he 70 be
found on the first evening the room Is re opened.
The most violent storms have never been severe
enough 70 keep him away. This singular persOnage
Is bachelor, apparently about fifty Eve years OF
age, and Is wei OF IN this worlas goods living ON
The interest OF his mt ans, Ard occupying room by
bin self. few months since HE brotocr, cele
bra,cd divine Of this city, disd, and the evening
OF the day OF the funeral II was supposed he would
bb absent To The surprise OF the auctoneer he was
puDctusly Mt his post little Influenced a. eve. BY
the appeals Of "GcDg, going, gone''-Bossoa I'a-
Keller, dug. 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-22

ARREST OF THE GRAHAM FAMrLY.--A statement
relative to the murder OF Miss Jane Graham of
Monroe county, which we copieda few DAYS AFRO
from the GTsesbTieT Era, will be Remembered ~
our readers. II Was there minated that szsuictn
rested upon Joseph Graham and his four sons, (Fs,
tier and brothers q the decseaci) Of havfny corn.
mitted the deed. friend writes TO US from Lewis
burg, that they bave al been arrested. He also re
quests 10 state tsat Zoe verdict Of the coroners
jury was "dcath by come nNiIoogD person or per-
snns,"r "by some nrbsoyrr Llsa1s,p az 1eparsc 8
heretofore RlsAac1e BcyG'ck.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-22

RIoT IN ADARsv1LLr, GA.--MAN KrLLEp.-We
understand that d unksn riot occurred in AdnIrs
vile on Saturday night ia which James Blackwell,
the MaIs al, sas shot and instantly killed. and De
putty Marshal Hilburn peverely cut on the he /.
6smuel Dobb., freight engineer on the State road,
was also shot IN the iorehs sd the ball gancing and
MI. Ely, fireman, wounded with i've balls thought
70 oe iaIA. Several persons connected with the
trains on the road are in Gust ,dy-further Dartj.
cclars we have not iearned.-Aididnfa republican,
1ugusf1 IA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-22

INDIAN BATrLF.-We learn from Mr.. Noyes Of
the steamer Globe, thai battle took place absnt
week ago, between the Cbip,ewas AID the Sioux,
some distance above the Yellow Medicine river in
WHICH twenty eight Of the Chippewas were killed,
and come OF the Sioux wounded. Among tue killed
OF the Chppe was were nine warriors, the rest were
women ana children. The Sioux took one captive,
n pepossessiDg young squaw, to which 80 lie Of toe
victors took fancy. The fight took Place ON IN
open praiIie, ard in Territory Belonging to the
Sioux. The Chippew4s started on the var path,
hoping to HnTprise thClr eLsmies, and anticipated
returning in triumph with the alps Of the Sioux
daf hing Mt their belts AZ trophies Of victory Bot
in this they reckoned without their host for they
were themselves taken By surprise, aud ali
met With bloody dsath.T We unde that Major
Murphy sta, b. for tie scyne Of action to morrow and
that he VIII compel the Sioux ~ li5srate their
captive:
We heard Of an Incident connected with the
battle, glly illustrative OF Indian Character Tue
Sioux during the fight, il appears, were entrenct-
ed behind ramparts and from thsir place Of safety
fired upon their enemies, doiog great execution.
One Sioux warrior however, disdained toe protcc-
titn afforded the rest by the licences, and stood
upon the rsmpart In fu view, loading and dis .harg
ing bis rifle with rs much 6 ,olness as though he
were smoking the calumet of peace. Many were
the attempts made 10 pick him off, but at eacn unsnc-
cessfuleftct, his def nj war ~ raog the plain.
Finally, Hole in.theDay, the chief Of the Attacking
force, admiIing the updaunsed b avery Of the.wlr-
rioT, approached o. near him as he c0nld, and TAX
ing the chaplet Of eagles fea hers from his cwn
great head, sossco II TO him. much as to say that
FOR his herosm he deserved 10 be . chisf-Si Paul
t!Hin.) Floneer, Aug. IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-22

ARRlsoN THE MURpEnER.-The Cincinnati Times
received letter from very respectable citizen re-
siding In Iowa, In the vicinity Of the father of ARR
son. OF Internal ma chino fame, who says -" In your
PAPER OF August 8, yen rpeak u Arrison "a having
escaped from Iowa. His father lives within i've miles
Of this Tlace, and as my practice calls me in that
neighbour ood often un say with Certainty that be
n still IN the brush Tear his fathe g. Traces Of him
are sccp ovfry day, and be has been shot at twi:s
within the last week: Int the brush 10 20 thick Wat
he has 50 far ESCAPED. There Is cousinaal watssA
bept ~ sr1un, The Place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-22

s1NeuLAE AccIDEST--A remarkable case Of
accidental death occurred at South Pittsburg few
DAYS stree. pile Of brush on side hin, rising In
The rear Of rolling mill was set on fire and con.
tpued 10 burn until the flames reached some logs,
which were also cousdmsd. One Of these s1p.
ported large stone, which rolled down, a. the re
deprived I. OF ia prop, and striking q MN ON.
played IL ,hc mill, crushed him 10 that he died
slmos. irs'sntyr Bygalo Democracy, dug 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-22

The Northarestssn Areus, Of Putnam county
Gays that The wheat crop oats, and hay, have been
asuI dant in that rcpion--wheat being an average
and oats and hoy an unusual good crop. II aild4
IL rcfCrpce 70 en- -" The " mt OF rain mascs
cur ecinlel5s look bad, and tic present. prospect
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zero heard Auttenng together.
Mr. R. said that he had hoped very much OF that
convention, but was sorey disappointed, as he
Must frankly and freely confess. What had the
sompifee donef They had prepared hook to
1aat the people of Hamilton county were to be
caneht NO ire with gudgeon bait. They had en-.
aoseed the Bal.imo platform that they migot
create pleasing sensation at Washington. The
POOR, tax bur dencd, demasoeue people Of
Hamilton sounty--had they no mercy for them? A
~ Of the old party men who had qait thinking
md voted from habit, might remen with t6em IL
hut the afs tions Of young and fresh hearts would
Seaye them. BE bad no objections 10 the Baltimore
platform, but 1t did not need endorsing Wny not
Safn aNention 70 the reckless extrsv4gance Of the
gessrally," that the people might learn conf
dcpce In their professions CT Democracy and
hope for reform under their dispensation |? This
kopg back to endorse old platforms, end neglect Of
knav,sh sinking Of responsibility. TIE committee
had been at great pains 10 denoun @ az secret M.
hAical combination to destroy equality of Myhts,
when "in yonr very midst exists the xors. and
neAnest Of all secret political organizations OF con-
epirstors the wolf Is at your throats" (The Miami
booked RAM a1t.) Tbcre Was no mercy for the op
Ywoseed people Of Hamilton county, but for them
VA boitsd spe ious hook.
And how IL i.--enquired Mr.. R--with the paper
Enswissrg
The precise point made by Mr. Remein against
ne. Enquirer a. regards is course or the Know
9oshaDg question, we did not clea y understand az
0er< arose At this time muflesl roar of excite a,en.
snrh that no could not hear distinctly every word
Suf We understood Mr.. r. to charge the Know
hcsoisg movsmen: to corrupt politicians OF tho Ga
1srsr stamp; and statement of the Enquirer re-
esiMpg me origin OF TIE native American storm he
0so gay was "ialsehood'1 And now comes
" Den W kemelin uttered the word fslsehood
applying IS TO the Enquirer Mr. Robinson, Editor
Of uat paper, said-"I pronounce Won Ia,v' mr..
keT. ~ . le,snder was lost in FIRE BY delegations
was heard saying-.Le. hi "A alone for evsruhoso
knows he j. id lisr' Here the delegates soranc
to their feet MON the seats, which, bsn, Of nsnes
went down with shiil crash, and o tumult If
voices wss raised uttering al kinds Of oatbs cnrses
tsysSe tpithess and angry ejl:ulstjons. We couId
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-05
A UCTION SALE OF RIoa AND COSTLY ROSEWOOD

A UCTION SALE OF RIoa AND COSTLY ROSEWOOD
II and mahogany furniture-H- WILTON, auctioneer
this (1hursiay) morning, at l0h O'Clock the con-
tents of the large four story no No. 1863 West Twenty
fourth street few doors east n Eighth avenue richly
carved rosewood pianoforts octave, superior instru
ment cost $40O rosewood and mahogany parlor suits
In satin brocade and push with linen covers Tood
centre tables otomans brocate and Lace curtains ele
giant parlor snc be1room window shsdes magnificent
mahogany and backwalnut extension tables eight and
ton feet dining and tea table, few choice oil paintings
ard steel plate engravings, wood and bed
seads bureaus, washitands chairs, SOFAS worktabes,
rockers, elegant china and mantle ornaments,
twenty cay rlad and bronze clocks china dinner
and tea SETS rich cut glassware cr0ckery, ivory cut
iery syerware tea service, salvers and cake baskets
with solid silver noun Dga, spoons forks casters, &C.
The whole being in the beet OF order and comprises
everything necessary we furnished dwellihg Sale
positive without regard To weather. House to let ap
ply to the Auctioneer the meTnipg Of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-05
- EoRGE COOK, AuCrIoNEER,, WILL SELL. o,

~ GORGE COOK, AuCrIONEER WILL SELL. ON
N Friday Tomorrow, at 10s O'Clock, at the spacious
ssesroom Of 1UNIS MOfsRElI 3o4 Broadway, corner Of
Duane street. splendid assortment Of vood naho-
gany walnut and oak parlor ching and chamber
furniture, piauoforte, papier machie goods 30 c,n.
istng Of rosewood etesses ditto secretaries elegant
parlor furniture suite in brocat lie and plush rose
wood and sofa tables with marble tops supe-
rer snson tables God bedsteads Of the Eliza
bethan and oshor fashionable sty e. mahogany, oak
walnut do dressing and plain bureaus with marble
tops washstands wardrobcs best hair mi.resses pail
Assee mahogany sofas tete etes armchsrs, easy do
spring scat paror chairs Of variety Of styles; twenty
suites Of euamco1 chamber furniture part Of which IL
Of vsry high cost lounges in silk dAmast, iron frame
shairs In morocco and ONCE and counting room
furniture rapsr mAchs tabes ten trays, fancy goods,
10. A. IL O'Clock, super ior wood pianoforte.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-05

A SS1GNEES SALE OF PIANOS MARK WRAY. AUG
IA tioneer will sel on Thursday and Friday, October
and g. at l0H O'Clock each day. at l8S Broadway, be-
tween Walden lane and Liberty streets the entire stock
Of Of the extensive city manufacturers, being
the largest and most varied assor mont Of pianos offered
1t auston in this city, comprising Q. 6x, 90 and7 &C.
tsve, Of the most modern style end aash This sae Of
fers unequaed facilities to city and country merchants
and private families Every inn kunent fully warranted
Now ready for inspection Sale positive being By order
Of the Assignee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-05
COAL. &C.

NOAL Il AM DAILY DIsCH aRGTNG raF BEST
~ quality Of rod ash, which will sell lower than any
Other dc aer in the city weight and quality wsrran;ed
forfeit the coal. PETER CLINTON, corner King and
Greenwich, aud Twenty fifth street, Ninth avenue.
NOAT-AT 20 JAMES STREET, WHERE GOOD
~ weight, and the best quality OF red ash GOAL viii %
sold at the lowest msfke price ORDERS received d. sac
sixth Ward Hotel corner Of Duare and Centre streets
l.. GASRIOK, yard 20 James stres.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-05

A UCTION NOTICE-TdOS BELL. AUCrrONEEa.-
IA By Bell Busb-Ihis day at 10H O'clock In the
new saesrooms q Cen street will DO sold without
reserve large lot of furniture dssks and house.
LEIPZIG aisng S,.ss carpets ouss., rsa'h beiseads
Friday, at 1o5S O'Clock, in the salssroems an extern
sive and valuable lot of excellent second hand furniture
nearly new At IL O'Clock, worthy the attention Of
tportsmen, q superior London gun and valuable, well
trained setter dog the gun ira0s BY Aelwood; paricu
lars 1t SALE the dog In fine dSsr and good for any
kind Of game both the property Of English gentleman
returning 10 Europa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-05

A POSITIVE CURE or PERSONS or HARD HEAR.
"a ing 1t being known To the public that II Is To my
power 70 cure such n complaint hard suog, lny
d,sease 90 the ears persons who not abio t.
to my Office with instruments TO care taem-
fey o. without tho least trouble sncoDvsnsucc any
che Wishing be roheved frem that great misfortune
Of hard hearing may cal at my Office address note,
post paid and explaining the partcu of tho oiss
DE. MATTHEAD, e0S Wake. street..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-05
DANCING ACADEMIES.

DODWORTH'S DANCING ACADEMY, NO. SO<
Ia Broadway, opposite Eleventh street.-Ar. Doe
worth has the honor Of announcing 10 his friends
the public that the classes for the ensuing season wal
commence on Saturday, October 9TH, at r. for N
dies at for children, and at O'Clock for gentlemm
The elegant establishment has been additionally dscs
rated, the hoor reaid and other Improvements mada
daring the summer month";. The improved system Of
tanned with slight alterations suggested BY experience
Every novelty worthy Of attention viii BE- introduced
In ADDITION to al the dances in Ordinary use-wtth TIA
careful attention to the progress and department
OF the pupils. which has been distinguishing char
acterisc Of this academy. Circulars, containing ths
days. hours and terms OF instruction. ccn DO had at
MRS. A. LANNAY'S DANCING SCHOOL, AT MON.
Nl iague Hail. No, Court street, Brooklyn, will be
N-opened Wednesday, October Is. Lessons on Wed
neseay aEd Saturday aterno ms, commencing at ga
tinee Dsnsantes as bersoors Instructors given in
schools ard 10 private classes. For particulars, apply
to Mrs L., at IS Livingston street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-05

TAR WHEELER, oCCULIsr, 4s6 ROADWAY. 0aRNEs
of B,oome atreo. devoes his att ptioz 70 itsesse<
Of the eye and the public that tnse Is ci
the dis orders 70 which the human ere l. cub
ject which ne cannot thoroughly and permanent curs
0ace hours, II A. n to 4P ~ Arisciai eyss asserted
DR. POWELL PROFESSOR OF DfSEAe1S or TIE
IL eye and ear has przctised twen'.y years ia this
efty Rs Treatise on tie Eyen procured ct hia
oHce, also beautiful ARTIFICIAL eyes. Az home from to
1 O'clock daily, At sQ2 Sroadwsy,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-05

LBfRr n. NICoLAY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
"A BOMBS - auction ALBE III NlCOLAY vii sell
shs day, Oscser s. At f2k O'Clock ths MsssAap a.
xcsaI &C. for account 81 ~hom may concern. So 600
tsnspdagua ana Nagsr. Fs- abroad Sd mortgage
per cent convertible condsiaeres bls a. thu Sank
of North America lat June d necsnhsr2 OF 81 0U0
each ard o. 500; $50 Gee Gsselsnd Ptsburg Rail-
ROAD les cent CONVEX io- bonds srest pay sble sam
annually, ia New York, 1T M-rcn zui lst necsmber-
OO0 each; %, GOO Cana daigua ant Etmrs Railroad
"a mortgage cent hoods isterest payable the
AechsRics bank, LIST -nt ist 900 each
900 Asysviile ano Lexington K.roat par cent "A
yertibe bondinferest abe at tns Bank Of America
let FEBRUARY ard let august; $1,000 New York and
New Haves Rars sd per cen. boa s-nterest payable
lat June AMI lat De I'm er-$i 00e each; 176 shares
Mad River snd Lake tr- ksros4 500 each 10 do Mas
sau bsnh, $lt0 do 10 do t,gh'R 8ank $50 DO
so DO Mechanics Bark Of slisu burg, $50 do 100 do
FARMERS and Cihzens' Rari, Of Tong Island SIS do
$50 90. Suffolk Bank $50 DO 100 70 Commercial Fire
Insurance $50 do 40 do Irving Fire ns urance
company, s25 do 40 90 EAst River Insurance Company
Sl6 do ~ do Williams iurg CITY Fire Insurance. Com
paDy $50 do 20 DO fhenix fire Insurance Com suy of
brooklyn, $50 DO. 100 Do ~ mheriand Cosl aod Iron
Company, 500 do b00do Georgia Id Mir ing Com GA
ny, ~ 60. Terms Of -a'e-isp per cent fhs day and
the balance before O'Clock " m,sroF The nc srued
interest On all The rds vii he charged TO the pur-
chaser h. N. holds reg uiAr sales of stocks. bond
ana other securities every a.ndsy thursday at
Aerchsnfs FL charge. privsse ssie "A greae variety
OF rst class railroad bones hsph Insurance. othe
stocks Office No Broad street, next to corner of
Wall. nj.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-05

HENRY II. LEEpS AUC sIONEER by II. II
H LEEDS CO This day at IL O'Clock IN front OF
the store 10 Nassau street, gray mare fifteen hands
high, SEVEN years Old warranted sou-d ana kind Eag
stook raised IN the sams pace Lady suffolk,
10 easily IN minutes 10 seconds 10 fosl BY wniam Tell
" Duroc stock, viii 10 cold without reserve. Jenny
lind epsa buggy, entirely new AID made to ordor With
out regard 70 cost.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-05

A ssIGNEE'S SALE OF JEwELRY, COSTLY IMPORT
"A cd watches-EDW ARD sINrZCNICH will sell at
day. October and at IL O'Clock, the saesroom No.
10 Wall street. by order Of the assgnses w. Gaylor
Watches including stone and cluster diamond pins
rings earrings two diamond bracelets, studs 10 also,
wen Watches lever and Geneva do ladies' Watches en-
ameled ale an assortment Of gold and fob Ains
seals suits of pin and earrings, bracelets charms lock
ets coral ornaments and variety Of valuable items.
Sale peremptory.
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NsADANE MORROW n, WITHOUT EXCEPTIONS, -
M nsss wondsrful Astrologist il tina world o. tse

Ad AUAHK hUHhON u, WITHOUT IAChfIiON,
M rasss WONDERFUL Astrooast In ths world, o. -
bas bean known. She viii tell past, prcssnt 81
stature ovorts and Will show your future husband -
apssat friends which has sston'shed Thousand. dr.
her travels ir EuropA She IN seventh dsu9htsr -
seventh osuxnAor ana Wa bcrp with natural IN y
ivek tho rnwe5s OF hsr wonderful scenes to teh ~
their vsy thoughts, End viii happy pairs 70 soH
tosethsr who WI I'll crjoy the Creates. happsne9 q
aAtrinonia bliss Her predictions are truly asSonn.
70 all who visit her. Those Who wish speedy nass1
may eaIl soon, ind they may depend upon Hue w.
tcuads5 sn ths eternal pslneipla Of magical scissee
sroons m<est betwses oaAsD and coiunhb 49,
Osut1snssA pot ssmit*sS eQ
nj ADANE ALVIN, FROM PARIS, TESDkES aE* -
Tyk vices to the ladies and gsutlemen o. M ~
about icvc, marriage business, lag meters. e.
Will tell the name q the lsdy OF gentlemaa Wy ~
srcsfs Che Icueluh French and German haguagee -.
sienos roo Bovery bctwssp First and secsad seseta
OHscs hosrs frea 10 An, to0P. u. tA&ss = essal
ssatlsnsn u.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-05

A UCTION yOTTCE-FRENCa GOODS, &c, sc -
"A VAN WICK, k0BBE Town EMO viii sell on
Wednesday, Ocs 4, st 1oococs $40 Cartons rich eat
and latest Paris ely les No 81 de ie, sarn aud
gsxe fancy cap and bonnet including the entire
balance Of the fey i'm ottat,n Of sessrs Lena. hanson
- ax.ro f,la ,ls 49,.
NV, ana COM rstpe nigu Xools only
large assortment of tiE vet and aiss dres triIn-
ming r,Dpons, millinery. silks veiysts, nc. 1900 vi
snSa 81 wool trsche square and long sha ss becg
importation OFT Kumaso, Esq and consisting Of the
choicest assortment u asd Vienna fabric
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-05

THE HIPPODROME STOCK TOH SALE AT AUCTION
liz pairs Of fine carriage horses; 40 Of the dnes,
SADDLE horses in the world, and large number Of work
horses Of x descriptions; IL ponies gentencns AMI Ia
dies saddles and brides of all descriptions Sale posi-
tive, at 10 O'Clock, Saturday, Oct. Z.
GEO. CLEMONS. Auc,ioneer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-05

A UC1I0N NOTICE = RIasoNs AND MILLINERY
"A goods. VAN wY9K KoBPE TOWN END will
aen en- thursday October At 10 O'Clock at their auc.
ton room the entire .sDes of their fall mportsioa
Of ribbons sni millinery ois OF Messrs Bsnkard Il
HukB, comprising Loo tons rich elegant sly las
No4 to It, de- sole sain aacy and
Sbbons silk velvet and ar~ss tr 1nry ribooas being
full Assorznsat of tbs most desirable goods 400 pieces
light and cafk coorsd satin, dAuque dotted bon
net silks, bkck and cootea vsvets light oolorei
vatefed pou dc sole, &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-05

I,OR NORFOLK PETERSBURG AND RIG TMOND ---rtA
IL U. 4 mail stea mshp aMfss Town. Edward Cavcnly,
commander will leave pier 10 North river Saturday
October 7, At o'clock P. NJ, will arrive In Nor
folk the next afternoon and Petersburg and Richmond
the following morning. from Norfolk, passengers for tho
south proceed BY railroad direct with through tckot'
from Welden to Wilmington Augusta Charleston, Alta
lsnta &C. Passage aud tare stateroo inclujcd 20 Nor
folk s. passage and fare 10 Petersburg and chnond,
SO; steerage, half price. Apply to
LJDI.AM PIEaSANT5, 80 Broadway.
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A UCTTN NOTICE -SaEEN AND HOTaOUsE
Ia plants, &o.--SaMUsL os0 uOD aactisnser "a Mas
ssu street, will sell By sos he premises Eighsh
avenue snd l6rh street tni y, Thursday and Friday
Oct and 8, At l0b day, the entire STOCK OF
green and hothouse plants n nit and fancy trs,s ID
longing 10 Dunlap, Esq helpg the isest collection in
the state. The whole will sciA without reserve as
Mr. Dunlap retiring FROM husinsas, is we'll worthy
ready.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-05

billiard TABLES FOR SAIE--BUYERs CAN TO
ID well 70 call and eTsmlne stock Of tables con.
Sitting CT rosewco and mahogany suitable for private
or public uso Three good second hand tables for SALE
cheap. GRHFIlH DECKER, % Ann street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-05

A SyIGNEE'SSALE.-A n. CRIsrALAR, AUCTTONEER,
"A % Bowcry will sell, Friday, 1t 10K O'Clock, an
assortment ready made clothing and piece goods
sisting Of coats pantalooas and vests cassimsres,
satinets cloths, handkerchefs cravats &c by or
der Of the assigrees. CORR GUOMPAL