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Corner Main and 18th sts., Richmond, Va.
~ For sale by Druggists and Dealersin Medicines
everywhere. je 8-wfndwiy
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L10, HOSTING MACHINES AND
TRUCKS ---Those most sppgeysd are
IlNk = usads BY me-. Samples Of which Say be
ssss q Nssxss csenehaw = ce.,A north
triM = side Of Ra1ln. Oldsulsh 9TH them via
The of these articles ase pnregcss -
- rs - slysstisenent. Calf ard - tkern.
f,sN n. i. HATES. maaU1aetser
Eat rsiis Ayenpo, bstwesn Pratt ana
ssn-l7m lombard st.. eAlttnsoyss Nd
DORTLAND SYRUP.--40 hbls. tor ssls
JIG b, John u. cLhibOAMk.
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q VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
IL FOR SALE.-For sale, and possession given
1st Septe shber probably sooner, the House
shall and Clay. aa4 ~ ~sffj1afss
1t is of the best locations in, the city, being
quite retired, and at the same time within FIVE mi
nutes walk of the centre of business on Main ct.
1t is seldom such properly is in market and but for
the feet that the present occupant desires
to Church Hill, it could not be purchased.
For terms, apply to
my S-ts - .-a t5ys LEE co,
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- VERY DESIRABLE PRIVATE
~ RESIDENCE ON 18TH, BETWEEN CLAY
AND MARSHALL STREETS, FOR SALE-Ths
subscrihs are authorized to sell that very dessabl
private rendence on the western side OF i2th street.
now 10 the occupancy of Mr.. A. 8. Lee. The tod
fronts - feet rans back los feet 10 alley 90 feed
andis most desirable one. Apply to
je 7-ta .f GODDINsA a AppERsON
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q TEN LINES on Less MAKE a SQUARE; ions{
charged in exact proportion and psy1
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80 a With Tie words ~. 4 T. Warm, account
~ W. nm Is in the hand writing Of q clerk Of the
.~sticEeer. Another book produced V the sases
0eeh In this 10 the advertisement, tne plos ana
names Of purchasers. The following is the entry as
70 this purchase:-52-6l Chs McQuade, 100
$780, Nothing in this book indicates the name Of
the seller. The terms OF sale do not contain the
norandum at the foot Of the terms, dgaed by the
pAinti states the purchase TO be made OF NicOlay,
anctioneer. But the receipt for the deposit OF ten
per cent, designates the lots by their numbers ex
title 10 to be given by J. Warrin and Others" This
h signed albert II. Nicolay, auctioneer, by Nc
Loughlin." He Is proved to have been clerk, but
ne case Of Champin vs.. Parish, II, page io5,
there is nothing 70 bind the defendant, unless
= be the receipt. subscription BY the agent
70 paper, showing who is the principal,
VI. Hsgerdorn Il Dner's Rep.l in this Court, such
document was In evidence. The entry in the sales
book was subscribed by the auctioneer and did suf-
hcently show who was the vender, as the Court dc.
teYmined. And in the late case OF Peck va. Murray
Justice Mitchell Of the Supreme Court, recognized
aad enforced the rule in q very full and careful
opinion. The question then turns upon the receipt
signed by the clerk of the auctioneer. The case Of
Graham vs. Musson, Is King q. G. 603) which is
cited, does not decide the question, nor that Of
Hooks vs. Wetmore, q Wendell, 54S.) The latter
depends upon the particular language Of the statute,
- TO the power of an auctioDeer on sale Of goods
In Weld vs.. Boulter Barn d Adel, 443 especially
IN the opinion Of Taunton, Justice, there Is much to
sustain the era proposition that the clerk of the
auctioneer may be deemed the agent Of seller and
buyer but the action was against the latter, and
0ere was in the case sufficient recognition Of the
aesk's authority. The clerk at the sale took down
Ne name Of the auctioneer, and called It OF. See
also the Trustees Of the Belfast Church vs. Bgelow
Is Wendell, %. think the question is by no means
clear one but my conviction is that the statute Il
mot complied with, by deposit receipt executed a.
adinerent time and place, although on the sam
day, and by clerk Of the auctoneer, when it !
nos even certain that the latter present. there
fore decide the on this ground, assuming that
tract and do not enter into the consideration of
he other objections raised by the defendant. The
complaint must be dismissed, but without costs.
he right to the deposit money will follow, Of
eouYse.
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Personnl IneeIIirence,

Judge Bishop Montreal Coloael Reynolds and family,
s 6aDey Illinois SSse sixs1 Bao;
LeBond New Orleans; Captain Higgins, Charleston; VIM
st. Louis Colonel sna, AGsas W.
roy London, arrived yesterday at the st. Nicholas HOTEL
G. Dufaeld CINCINNATI G. T. Hodges, Vermont; Captain
Lord, salem; H. stevens, vieasburg; y Gill Hart
; stokes, Philadelphia H. p Adams, Cncnnati Captain
J. H. Hood, MASSACHUSETTS Captain N B. Palmer, sto-
bany H. B. Tremett, California; R. Austin, Savannah
vaher, Charleston Daniel Tuan, New Orleans; Wane,
Troy; r. T. Backman, Chicago were among the arrivals
at the Astor House yesterday.
Major Abyam yandusen, Connecticut; Rev. Mr. Hagan,
Many; Victor Mardon Cuba Captain R. Horner, Pha-
aslphia; Pell and family New oreans Thomas Mack
Place Hotel
r. Fisher, Texas; B. Barrow, Louisiana; Mrs. Ramsay
and family baltimore H. Aug Mejis Baltimore; j. s.
York and family, New York; A. B. Baker, Rochester; j.
H. Deany New Orleans, among the arrivals at the
Prescott House yesterday
Hon. Judge Gayane, New Orleans; John Stewart and
daughter. Virginia. r. P. Remington, New York; Mr..
IAponatierre, Canada W. Hemingway, Connect!cut;c O.
riswold Massachusetts,; w H. Gardiner, Massachusetts,
w. T. Carey, New York. arrived at the Clarendon House
yesterday.
For Savannah, in the steamship Florids--i Baker,
Iseodwn, Taylor, lady, sister child and nurse pr
austin, Howard, James Sterling, Francis Ogden,
For Norfolk, Petersburg, and Richmond in the steam
ship Jamcstcwn-H Bell, D Ogden, 4 Etberidge, A
Phzni, John II Merwin James Mosby, Miss Ruther.
ford, Waldon lady ana two children Miss r G
Walters Gwan, Roach, Miss Ellen Roa,h, Mrs and
Miss Myer, A Karton, NJ Dsughtrey, Mr. Cobb MIR Do
haney and ~ IN the steerage.
For Charleston in the steamship ,larion--E Bangs,
RIhonassey, Miss + Colon, Mrs Russell, Jas Colon,
wv Carmalt and lady, D Boyd Mclaughlin Thos
Stafford and lady Mrs Hayes and two children Barrow
VIM w,ghtn,an, W Fash, John Baier, Tehre, Cha
Blu gtorl 1hos Henderson, Miss Agnes Galbraith,
Oliver and Lady, Priollsn, MCPHERSON, and 70 In
the stet rage.
In tho sehr NJ Hallock, from st Jago de Cuba-Mr
Sptck, Falmiral, Colsada, Dwilliams, Gilbert,
6encis, " Vases, Iexsda Revelts, Giro, NJ Pera
n Giro L Grametges, lie Gusn, N Anaya, Jackfeld
Ment.nr.
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THE BALL SEASON.

THIRST GRAND BALL or THE sEAsoN-TO BE GIVEN
II a. Hyde park, formerly Abbey Hotel, on Monday
evening" July 81 for which occason Dodworths celebra
ted coton band IA engaged and the committee pledge
themselves make 1t OF the first soirees Of the sea-
Tickets ei admitting gentleman and ladies', to be
bad Of the following committee Geo Scarf o. Stewart
McCombs Dam Hotel George Ward corner Of Broadway
and Grand street, o. A. Reynolds corner Of eortlsndt
and West streets H. Teller Iovejoy's Hotel corner OF
Walker street And Broadway; Madden Bros Abbey Ho-
toll A limited number &C tickets only
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THE TURF.

GREAT SPORT AT SARATOGA sPRINGs.--YHREE
" great trots, July rs a. and August yuly 81 purss
$780, mile heAts, In In harnsas s. MoLaushlin names
B. n. LAZY hosecw VIM Woodruff names b. h. CsntssviIls
July Is, purse 500, 3 In g. 10 skeleton wagons. wm
Woodruns b. h. Centreviile 8. McLaushlinsb m Lady
Moscow.
Tuesday. August match 81 o00 mile hsats In s. be-
tween The celebrated horse True John Of New York. and
Belle. ~ ssrssogs 3 Hossland names Trns John, 20
harres. All the above trots play or pay, and win
positively como OF ~ mentioned above.
WIN. WOODRUFF. Proprietor.
FI,IE IURF.-A PACING MATCH FOR $500, no CONE
IL OF Thursday, August ., at O'Clock p. n, At @.
Day Hotel half mile heats the best three In I've 70
ness g. Day names black horse Spider J. Paxton
sorrei horse Unexpected. o. DAY, proprietor.
TINTON COURSE, LONG ISLAND -TROTTTNG.
~ Monday, July 81, at O'Clock, p NJ, a match for
$500, mile heats TO harness. Mr.. j. Frear names b. m
Lady Huber, III. Woodruff b. g. Pedlcr the above
horses belong mp the North River stages will leave the
Williamsburg ferries for the every half hour.
SHAW &wHIrE, Proprietors.
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"A MEETING or TIE MEMBERS OF ATLANTIC
"A Hose Co No Of Williamsburg held at their house
the afternoon Of July 49, the Following resolutions
uere adop!sd.-s
whereas IL has pleased Cod In the dispensation Of d.
vine providence, W from midst late re-
spected and esteemed foreman Mr.. Charles r. Harvey
and Whereas his death has cast shade Of gloom and
minds reminding Of the fact that In
the midst Of life We are In death; therefore
Resolved, That while deeply feel the loss OF one
who had endeared himself 10 those around him by his
many acts OF Kindness sincerely condole with the
family Of deceased In their bereavement and e:ommend
them In the hour Of trouble 70 Him who watches tho
sparrow fall feeds the Of the air the husband
OF the widow the father Of the fatherless.
Resolved That copy Of these resolutions be scnt to
the family Of deceased and that attend his funeral
this afternoon THOMAS 4. DuNHAM, President
Henry Uoxy secretary.
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Sewing Macnines-To the Publlc.-Au suits
between me and l. NJ Singer Co. settled, and they
licensed TO make and sell sewing machines under my
patent.-July ~, 1854. ELIAS HOWE, in.
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all suits against for infringement and have the IL
Of n Howe Dr. to manufacture under his patent.
Hereafter there be question about the right to
machines. We have commenced prosecuting in
RINGERS OF patents Of which have ten sewing
machines. All other machines in market palpably In
frnae one more Of patents II any buy these in
1erior machines they will be compelled to pay for liz
csnsc to them. l. N. SINGER CO., 323 broadway.
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ATA SPECIAL MEETING OF SOUTHWARK ENGINE
IN 60. No SO, held after return from the Gre 12G
fulton street. Sun building II unanimously resolved
that vote Of thanks be rendered 10 Noses " Beach
Eeq for the very bountfui supply Of rercshments fur
nished us on that occasion JULIAN Bolts, Foreman
Gro. W. KxleHr, Assistant Secretary.
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bay ards Turtle S0upi-Grcen Turtle Soup
constantly at hand and served at all hours OF the day
and evening. r. ". BAYARD, State street, Battery
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4 NERVOUS ENGINE COMPANY NO. 6.--NOTTCE---
"A The members, honorary members, and friends OF
the company requested meet at the engine house
this Sunday afternoon at O'Clock FOR the purpose Of
paying the last tribute Of respect 70 the memory Of
William A. nouslass late honorary member OF the com
papy. by order OF HENRY CLOSE, Foreman.
JoBy J. KErIy, Secretary.
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Popular Trade.--Tlac Subscribers are selling
tex spring silks baregcs, lawns, tissues, prints sing
hAns shaws ribbons, and lace curtains at great dis
ssunt from their real value IN order 70 mako
their new fall goods which they will open after the st
Of Aagust. IFADBEATfsR LEE, 3l7 Broadway,
corner of Leonard stnoet.
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Pefer Roberts d CO., 353 Broadway, have
just opened very large assortment of valendennes
sdgings and laces, from shilling to dollars per
gard superior stock of point XAlencon iaees and
collars, very rich.
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BILLIARDS.

LEiLrD TAP1rS FOR eALE-THE sURscRIBF r.
I'D have Args stock Of tables, rssay 1880.
shoyt notice eonssins Of rosewood and ushossny, With
rayhk ss,s Pine v.od or mahogany bei. Also, b,i
lord tsls elo't ard trimmings o. cry description.
y.Ly1 lL.Lll, " ALk sasst
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.F,anos-- Horace Waters rianos.--For powc

Pianos Horace Waters Ptan0s.--FoF power.
eeness and purity Of Tone and elasticity Of touch
thsse pianos challenge comparison with all ether makes.
Z. Gilbert Il Co.'s premium pianos, with without the
s,olian. No ono article Of American manufacture has
sicited universal cemmendation from the press
throughout the civilized world thar these celebrated
piAuos. Gilberts boudoir pianos Hallet Cumston's
NANCE Of the OLD firm Of Hastt Co. Jacob Chicken
ngs pianos. The above pianos be found only the
great music establishment of HORACE WATERS, 333
Arcndvav.
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THtS II tHst 1sasI DWys-A1D TOE y C0WntRY
residence villsss homestead, pleasantly located
and 500 building lots 100 feet square, equal 70
cit, ts will be diyideC among COO sucribers July o.
ls5f Each spbscriber, for onlv SIS viii recev~ war
a-lIies dee. sos i-l. ssres, 4 builA-
As lots rs By 100 feet few shares only Afs. Apply
% CHARLES WOOD as Brcsdwsy, vbsys maps ap3
0nphssts en- ~ bad ps,is,
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Reese 4 CO.-rhe Original Twenty-Five Cent
aguerreoty pc depot $50 Broadway, not removed. Tho
sepor ed Of this establishment and it's propr
etors par with all operations Of sharpers to raise
the wind Nothing has been moved from this place but
100 pictures &c, stolen from the room.
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Assignee's Snlc.-Samuel GsgOod, Auct ionecr,
"a Nassau street. viii sell by auction to morrow, Monday
morning. July 81, at 1914 O'Clock, = the store 626 Broad
way the whole Of the stock in trade Of said store
prsns large assortment Of sill satin and other
ths, silks hsberdashery, hosiery furs laces, &c. &c.
by order Of the assynees CataOgnes manning Of sale.
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! On Saturday, July 20, by the Rev. c. H. Whiteco
RICHARD f. CARRIcK to Mise AMELIA JAMES all Of Brooklyn
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shove Broome street, for the treatment OF pulmo.
aary diseases only and his celbratcd Indian Palm
and Lang Balsam can only be obtained. Thoy tho
only remedies yet known to consumpton Ia the
sssond stages which be tesided by than five
hundred persons in this city, who the icne
and were cured OF consum ntion.
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POST OFFICE NOTICES..

DOT OFFICE NOTICE THE MAILS roa EUROPE
IL per UBitsd states steamer IT LOUIS win close 1t
his cAic- on Monday, the 3ist inst. st 1ots A.
ts5 ~, AVA EASG Y. yvnLSI, PostmastAS
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Few Music.-ss Better Times Coming,
yrisndsn Amy Rosa Ice, and isI'm Free to Love -
three choice songs by II Dumbieton, director Of Dum
nAtop's Npstres price rs cents each Music sent by
mail postage free General aud select catalogues for
vaxdeJ TO any address free OF charge.
HORACE WATERS, Publisher, 333 Broadway.
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Ineendiayles ara Absut,
And eouDtsrfstteD too,
Which Of the twain - worst, doubt,

Good reader what think your
Suppose poisonous trash q pansd upsn you fcr
Lysns magnetic powder, and life lost thereby, not
a. bad A. setting your house 6re2 Look 70 the be
and signature, and be that nothing the real
magnetic powder viii ehectually rid your dwelling Of bed
bugs, reaches, 6o. Depot 424 Broadway.
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deons celebrated for POSSESSING greater power purity
sweetness of than those Of any other makers
whose wishing 70 examine, purchase ct very low
price, number instrument, should call at the solo
agency, No aS8 Broadway Melodeons Of all other styles
and prices constantly on hand. HORACE WATERS.
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BACHELORS Hair Dye IL stl1l the Leading
scsele ~ all acknovldgsd TO DO Tbs bert dye
Dsetly ecisring the lair the IL applied Tons
Thousands in all pAr.s Of the world proclaim the only
zDtA Die dye known Sold Al BATCHELoRS, No. rs
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KA1R LIE, 3i7 Broadway, have now in store larg,
assortment Of bomeszines apaccas Canton cloths, ba
reyes grenadines tissues lawns, silks, Canton grapes
prints, ginghams, &c., which they are selling much
fo.er than the cost OF importation.
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TRAVELLING BAG EXCH iNoED. IN COMING 1 ROM
il Rome to Albany, the 2sth inst, the Subscribers
travelling bag was exchanged. The person having the
same, viii please inform ". LIVISssT0N, 2o3 Duane
street. New York, and be viii ray expenses Albany ana
Rome papers win please copy.
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DRY GOODS, &C.

~ ENTs' FASHIONABLE FURNISHING RAZAAR AND
VI up town glove depot--Our stock Of summer goeda
10 yet unbroken gentlemen visiting the country
procure their shirts, collars, cravats ties, &o &C., o.
the latest styles and fashions LEWIS SEAC0RD, 6o5
Broadway, stuyvesant Institute.
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EUREITURE-sEcOND.HAN AT. NO. $50 PEARL
strest a. much less than rs real value Three sees =.
chairs two nAhcsa9 and Two marble top centre tables
card table fonreeen seat chairs four gilt looking
glasses mahogany pillar table marble top sido
bc sewing table, walnut rookar sofa and two
sofa bcdsteads mahogany bedstcad one bureau, &c.
The above furniture 10 ali In good order.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.

w furnished for 9 fam ly Of three persons, wanted
during the coming month Of August (Psrhsps part Of
Soptember) in pleasant location, Rent In advance u
required. Address Ssutherner, Herald once stating
terms and location. NJ B.-Lodgng boarding houssa
need not sppy.
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NJ INES AND SPIRITS, PURE AS IMPORTED. INN
w years old London Dock port wine, d. per bottle
Schedam schnapps, in sealed BOTTLE just imported,
g. PER bottle Gne pale brown sherry, 4s per oot.ls
Otards or enneesey cogniac brandy Just asimpcrted 81
per bottle. M sales for cash only. ARTHUR KENDALL,
william street. between Beaver and Pearl Country
ders executed OF receipt Of caaA
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4 RARE CHANCE FOR SALE, STOCK, FIXTURES,
~ and lesse of six years OF the hair dressing and
bathing saloon No Murray street For particulars
inc uire ON the premises.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
Personal.

TT ALBEIT W. SMITH, FORMERLY OF RICHMOND.
i Va will apply TO blow March, 81 Water street, no
will learn Of something his advantage Any information
o. bin Will be thankfully received ct sAns place.
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T oSI-BElWEEN ASTOR PLACE HOTEL AND WAR
IL street, last evening, ladys gold watch, opcI
face either in stage west side Of Broadway. Tn
finder win be literally rewarded by eayDs at tho Asto
Place Hotel.
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DEAD IT, CUT IT OUT AND KEEP r.-Cseh pAid Sc(
II old newspapers, pamphlets, old wrtinytss1k oil
writing paper, old cards, tickets tracts, HI ~, eAta4
logues waste paper Of ell sorts, kInds Annes u
B-we buy anything that n old paper. j. CHAUNCEN
sTOCRwEfI, 35 Ann street, basement.
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ELECTRICITY, WHAT II III AND HOW DOB n OPE-;
IL ratei-Ten days ago my right arm and my eheosS
we're paralyrcd so that thought would b ats
to use tho arm again. consulted Mrs. PAh 900 FOurtlD
avenue who had cured several Of my friends appe
electricity and the symptoms soon dsappsarsd, end
have had no relapse since. should Ike 70 know whe-
Their this Ia spiritual knockings OF scmsthing ele; a.
least II iss mystery TO me- ANNA WOOD.
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THE FTREMEy.

-, -,
ATA SPECIAL MEETING or PROTECTION ENGINE
n Company No. s, held at tho engine mouse, on lri
dsy evening JnIy 49, II was unan inously
Resolved, That wc tender our most cordial thanks 70
the Messrs Beach, propretors OF the New YORK nn Tor
turning from the Gre in Fulton street, sun Buildings.
II. G. sCH00NMAKER, Foreman.
CHAs. y. sASsrrTER, Secretary.
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|tOAL YARD FOR aALE.-AN OLD ESTABLISHED
u coal yard for SALE in good location and partial
stock on hand Of the first quality COAL Cash purchaser
only treated with. Address, with real name, (pone
others viii be noticed Coal, Herald Office.
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LNEAMELIED FURNITURE, AT 5l6 BROADWAY,
IL marble building, opposite St. Nicholas Hotel
all eolors all prices, seasoned wood first quality also
variety OF mattresses of celebrated establishments Iron
bedsteads and cribs extension dining tables, &C. A
large variety Of other furniture 1t Gothic Hail. 3l4 Broad
way. TUNIS MORRILL, for manufacturers.
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MUSICAL.
G - nnn PIANOS AND MELODEON FOR
DlsOOOs sale.-several pianos and mclodcon,
nearly win be sold at largo discount for cash. Ap
ply to N. l.. SHELDON, SIS Nassau street.
M UsICIANS CAN BE OBTAINED FOR PRIVATE PAR
1Nl ties, serenades, soirees &c, by applying at No
29 Bowery, At the Battery Place Hotel hair dressing
rooms, corner Of Battery place and Greenwich street
G. +. MEItRER
THE C0NCERTINA.-MR. A. sEDGWJCK, FROM
Il London, professor and manufacturer Of tho
tina during eighteen years gives instruction the
beautiful instrument. Concertina music SALE and in
struments imported, exchanged and repaired. good
Greene street.
sTOIA1H OOaDes
C,rOLEN--A VCAkTfTY OF YELLOW PINE IT,
- Der was lately taksn from The Y. 8 Navy Yard,
rss'er2 " DC gr0ywp - I sSseyttsp 3 vsiAins
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-30

1HOR sALE-THE STOCK, FIXTURES, LEASE, AND
Il FOOD will Of one of the largest liquor stores in
South street. opposite ferry to Brooklyn. For terms,
apply to s. q. SMITH, 80 Rose street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-30
MISCELLANEOUS.

1Qkf "A CARD 10 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
lOO1ts Of the Holy fnnocents receives o bsautfn,
written tablet from o. henry Br.sow writing tsacher
2ss Broadway. ladies and gentlemen please Gall AMI
view his Bureau decrsturs, rue dc HoratIo IS.
nEfIANCE sAIAMANDER sArEs.-RoBERr NJ. PAT.
the above celebrated Safes and r. c. Cns impenstrshS
dsSsIse locks and bars tho best safes and oea
combined in the world. Depot 182 Pearl street, one
Cannon street