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NHADAM MEYER HAS REMOVED FROM 30 LEROY
Vu strset 70 191 seventh avenue, between Twenty
third and TwNnty fourth Streets ADD continues TO tell
past, present aad future events; likewise rnarrages
Journeys, lAv SUITS business prospes sickness absen
frsnAs, sad pespsry lest or stolsa Madam Meyer con
Naty for her art
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EXTRA PAY.

TT s. NAVY SAILORS AND OTHERs.-ExTRA PAY
u . promptly paid, bounty land warrants obtained
bought and sold pensions pro ured balances due heirs
Of deceased L. 5. collected, and all kinds Of
claims against the u. s. recovered by
EDWARD BIssETI,
Agent, and late Purser L. s. Navy, 81 Wall street.
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AsTROLOGY.

A STONISHING TO ALl.-NADAME MORROW n
without exception, the most wonderful astrologist
In the world that has been known. She win tell
past present and future events and will show your m
ture husband and absent friends which has astonshed
thousands during her travels in Europe She IL seventh
daughter Of seventh daughter, and was born with
natural gift by invoking the powers Of her wonderful
science TO tell even their very thoughts and win cause
happy pairs to together, who viii all enjoy the
greates happiness Of matrimonial bliss Her professions
truly Astonishing to all who visit her. Those who
wish speedy marriage may call soon, and they may de-
pend upon true advice founded the eternal princi
pies Of magical science. 70 Boome street. between Can
non and Columbia streets. Gentlensn not admitted.
Hours from o'clock A. MtoqP. N.
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T1DwARD sINTzENICH, AUCTloNEER by EDWARD
IL SCHENCk-Edward Sintzenich will scllat auction,
Of the Academy Of Design, 66S Broadway. collection
Thursday evening, Dec IA, at clock at the galleries
of fine eli paintings. including many very beautiful cab
net paintings by Robbie Schaedel Scharpe, Williams
Frost Andrews Carter Norton Wilson, and others The
subjects INCLUDE landscapes interiors, frost scenes
rne pieces architectural interiors Full particulars in
detail in to-rnorrcws papers.
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~ notice.. +. VAN ANTWERP q son will sell on
Tuesday, Dec ~ at lo1k O'Clock, at 21d PeaE street
lowered blue G dpt and edged ware, full assort-
ment also "a packages glass, assorted; casks china
tea SETS Al pieces china vases card baskets, fancy
china cups and covered n1oasses jugs knives
and forks tea trays and wsiters &C. Catalogues the
day previous.
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TNDWARD SlNTzENICH, AUCTIONEER-BY EDWARD
IL SCHENCk.-Gsdward Sintzench will sell ut auction,
Monday Dec. II, at 10]s O'Clock, AM elegant
sortment OF fnrs manufactured expressly for the retail
trade, and warranted perfect in every respect and
corng to representation including Hudson Ray sable
trecian stone marten chinchilla real Bohen an itch
and real elnine talmss vicornes. mus and cuffs also
n large selection of mountain marten and chInchilla
victornes, other choice descriptions fur gloves
mantilas collars. &c Also Mt O'Clock, superb lot Of
fancy bear, Hudson Pay wolf, genet, and wash bear
robes, elegantly trimmed; after which the balance of
The Indies, furs.
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GO oaF's4 IT, ! w ssosD HSs1SFas'
under the control of
H. WOOD Business Manaxs
GEO. CHRISTY, Stage Manager.
ETHIOPIAN MINSTREISY.
suRLFSQuE OPERA, LIGHT FARCES. DANCER ETC.
Aricanized ny the most accomplished company in the
world.
This week. the favorite opera Of the
VlRGINNY CUPIIS.
Gumbo Gun. Observation-Disclosures. u A Wei.
DooT open atoH CLOCK; TO commence ct u precisely
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DEI;HAM'S BURIEsQUE TROUPE, oS3 BROADWAY
THIRD ENTERPRISE GIFT TICKETS

DI3;HAM'S BuRIISQUE TROUPE, 663 BROADWAY
L THIRD ENTERPRISE GIFT TICKETS,
to be received for the admission of four persons each
POSITIVELY LAST WEEK OF JOtKO
The performances, every evening during the week.
win embrace
AN UNQUALIFIED PROGRAMME OF ETHIOpIAr
SONGS, CPokusis, SOLOS, DUETS, JrGs &C.. IN WHICH
WARDEN, BOYD LANE, LIE PETITE CHRISTINE.
Ard the entire Star Troupe will appear
u conclude with the great Monkey pantomime of
cHlMPANzlsE, OR THE DEATH OF JOCKO
Doors open at ~; commence at * O'Clock.
Caros OF admission, 25 cents.
GIFT TICKETS AT ONE DOLLAR EACH
Issued in connection with the Mirror of North and South
America, now in Boston, wiil, for the present by
special arrangement, admit four persons each u
PERTAINS BURLESQUE OPERA HOUSE.
10000 OF these tickets already sold.
Only 40 coo more TO sell.
10 lie obtained from A. NJ. to p. NJ. at 500 Broad
Iach purcbaser Of of these tickets will Be pre-
scented with a certificate Of share in the
100 900 VALUABLE AND &C Silly ARTICLES
donated by Mr.. Perhsm to his patrons.
BurIesque on DON GIOVANNI in rehearsal
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TlDwARp sINEENICH, AuCnoNEER- Z

TNDwARD sINTZENICH AUCTIONEER.-BY Ed
IL WARD SCiiENCK.-Edward Sntzenich will sell at
auction, Tuesday and Wednesday, Dec. II and IL, at
10H O'Clock each day at the salesroom 16 Wall street.
great sale OF satuary, marble vases, Sheffield plated
Chinese goods. French china, work boxes &C. be-
ing the importation of g. b. Pandoln including marble
statues Of Venus Of Conova, Bacchus, Cupid, Apollo,
Dancing Girls c Conova and beautiful statu
cites; also splendid Bardglio Sienna and other
BILE Etruscan Medici do, Grecan do, Neapoan
0 of every description and FORM also elegant line
Of agate richly carved marble tazzas card re-
ceivers and large variety of elegant Sheffield plated
and coffee sets. urns, forks, Writers &C., French
china vases, elegant bronze clocks bronze coupes &c
also Chinese tables aud large lot of other fancy arti
tiles. The goods viii be view Monday, and can b
packed by sgnor pandol6ni at small charge il re-
auired by purchasers
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I)ROADwAY SUNDAY CoNCERTs-METROPOLTr
I'D Theatre, opposite Bold street.-The fourth grand
Concert OF the series will take place
THIS SUNDAY EVENING, DEC. 10.
ORCHESTRA OF FORTY DISTINGUISHED AarIsTEs,
FULL CHORUS OF FORTY VOICES
and full
MILITARY BAND,
comprising, in all, nearly -
ONE HUNDRED PERFORMERS.
The whole under the direction Of the celebrated
tro, SIGNoR ARDITT,
Conductor Of the Gris and Mario Italian Opera Troupe
Fourth appearance nj these Concerts of the renowned
Contralto MILE MARTINI DORsIY.
First night oi the engagement Of
MIR. C.iAfOENS.
Manager. ....................1 Mr. Frank Hughes
L--sAcREp
Selection from the Stsbat Mater. Rossin
Song-Aim Ann, yc Brave Handel
sung by Dir. Camoens.
Prayer from Nose in Eyto, with Full Chorus
enc Double Orchestra. ..............R ossini
Solos by Mile Martini D'Ormy and Mr. Camoens.
Marche Funehrc, composed in Memory of
Fallen Warrior by. ...................V Busch
Mr-With Ncr'me Clad. from the Creation. 80. Hadyn
Grand March Gu Sacre. from lie Prophet, per
formed with Double Orchestra and
Eighi tornets.... McvCrbeer
Intcrmisson of ten minutes.
PART u.-sfCuLAR.
Overture-fiaeho Beethoven
Brisdni--Il Segreto per Esser Telice. Donzctti
Mile Martini DOrmy.
SiDiornia--Ihc Schcrzo from the Scotch Snfor-
mia. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mcndelssohn
Aria-Non Pin au Dria from lie Nozze de Fl
Sung by Mr. tamoens. "'Na''
Mile Martini D'Ormy.
Firale-Grand Duo and Chorus, II Puritani--
Double Orchestro and Chorus ..... Bcllin
Twenty five cents 10 all parts OF the house.
Reserved Seats in the Parquete Circle 25 extra
Doors open at O'Clock; concert to commence Mt S
precisely.
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CHERITF'S SALE-ON MONDAY, DEC. IL, 1854 AT
- 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the foot Of 1hirtieth street,
North river the contents of lime brick yard,
foows-1O 0Ue Staten Island brick 900 pale 70 hhds
and crates Of hair also sled gig, cart harness. desks
safe bookcase clock chairs wheels screws sloop Mary
a. Smith. &c. JOHN ORSER Sheriff.
GlI Al ufv Sheriff
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MEDICAL.

A EUROPEAN PHYSICIAN, HAVING HAD ExTEN
"A siye experience, and who has been engaged for =
long period In the service Of the East India Compsav
ikes having had varied practice in all parts Of t.
human frame offers his services TO the people Of ia
United States and viii forward to any recipes ana dircc
lions for thc treatment Of any disease and varrsnts
speedy and perfect cure having diplomas from some a.
he principal colleges in Europe In cases Of rbeuns
lsn dyspepsia, ague, &c his prescriptions win have
the most decided effect, and Of his remedies are
iniable He will forward, the receipt Of one dollar.
uch as Is requisite to any who wifi give distinct
ters himself will be disappointed. irtters a.
dressed post paid, to DR.. Henry Andrews Post OMos
New YORK city. will be promptly attended to-
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A FURNISHED PARLOR TO LET, SUITABLE FOR A
n gentleman an his wife: also. two gentlemen can
be accommodated with board at Z. Eldridge street
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wOOO who want their clothes to look like
CAN at the tailoring cleaning, dyeing and repairing
tablthment, at $50 Pearl street. where you get
pitch tar grease and paint out without any nju
~ to your clothes, by j. b. NOAH, 1856 Pearl street
HOTHING.-LADIES AND GENTLEMEN HAVING
~ clothes to dispose of receive fair cash price
by sending to the store II aurens street Canal
81 West Broadway, address by letter through the
Post, to $. COHEN Ladies attended by Mrs Cohen.
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A RARE CHANCE.-TO LET, AT LOW RENT, IA
"A dwelling house in desirable part Of Clinton street,
brooklyn; the complete furniture for sale At bargain
possession can be given Immediately. Address N. r.
Herald Office
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N forte desires board in private family, where his
services teacher would be considered equivalent
fer his beard. Address G. NJ, 173 Broadway.
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1NRANKIIN MUSEUM, NOS. II AND 10 BoWERY-
II The above establishment the only ono In the Unih0
edstates where the Model Artists are exhbitsd a Tor
opeo giving two grand performances daily at o'sles
in the afternoon, and in the evening.
YTNIEAIRE FOR SALF--THE LEASE, FIxTUREH
l. &c, together with the properties and improve.
mens OF the St. Charles Theatre Nos. IL and 10 Boverv
will be sold very low the present proprietor leaving fo
California sure fortune for enterprsing maus~ss
Apply ut the box Office. -
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DOARD IN SOUTH BROOKLYN.-A PRIVATE ia.
- mily, residing within minutes walk Of the
South ferry, Brooklyn, will DO happy to receive
ner hour six O'Clock. Apply at 81 Pacific street,
Brooklyn, between Hicks and Henry.
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MUSICAL.

-
GENTLEMAN, PROFESSOR ON THE TTANOFORTE
IA and who can, If required, teach also the German
French, Latin and Greek languages, wishes to give
sons In respectable family in exchange for comfort
able home Please address Teacher, box ia Herald Of
flee.
IOCONsIGNMENI SALE OF PIANOS, FROM THE
~ best city makers, in plain and fancy cases, from
six TO seven octaves, with orders to sell at great
reduction FROM the factory prices for cash. fully
ranted Also, assortment Of second hand pianos at
great bargains, from $50 to $780, Pianos of
ufscture constantly hand Apply at the mandatory
and warerooms. MCDONALD BROTHER, 292 Bowery,
near Houston street.
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DOARD OR HOuSEKEEPING-A WIDOW WITHOUT
ID family wishes to let furnished ROOM and bed
roum If desired, 10 gentleman and lady with board
for lady, would let the same with convenience for
housekeeping, very moderate terms. Call at 3li Sc
cond street.
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A UNFINISHED PARIOR AND BEDROOM WANT
N ed WITH board, In genteel family where there
best Of reference required Address box l3s Herald
Office.
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THNGiEH OPERA AT NBLOS 0ARDEN-rCKErS
~ to ali pArts Of tie house. 90 cents Orchestra Arm.
chairs, 81; Private Boxes, IS. Doors open at OK; y
commence At ~ O'Clock
Secured seats daily, from A. NJ. tn6P NJ, without
'A'" 'AAs' BE1dINrs soNNAMBULA,
pronounced to be the greatest operate triumph
MILE NAU, as Amina, enthusiastically encorei, and
repeatedly called receive the most Wish applause
MP. ST. ALBYN AS EININO.
MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER II,
seiniS grand Opera: IN tnrse sets entitled
mounted with new scenery BY Mr.. Hllyard cos
tunes, &c &c.
ANNA IN lie MAJ
Ais H.. Mr. Horncastl. Mss BRENT
00nnt Hodoipn Mr. Irving fheres. r Mrs rozHon
TSowERY THEArRE.--PRoPRIETo AND MANAGER
D l. p waldron; Sage Manager, Robert Jones. 6c~
OF Admission-Bcxes, 70 cents; Pit and Gallery, 12k
cents: Private Boxes. se.
FIRST APPEARANCE OF MARGARErTA AND CAROLINE
THE CATARACT OF THE CANOES,
FULL Sup OF HORSES.
New Scenery, Dresses, Dances, Machinery &c.
CATARACT OF REAL. WATER.
MONDAY EVENING, DEC H.
ASTONISHING EQUESTRIAN FEATs
BY THE WHOLE OF THE STAk TROUPE
The performances will conclude with the great drama
of THE CATARACT OF THE CANOES.
Mokarra. Mr. Arnold Ivan. Robert Joncs
DURToN's, CHAMBERS STREET -MONDAY-FIRsr
ID night Of an original piece Of local satire, called
APOLLO IN NEW YORK,
written by Dion Bourcicault, author Of London As
surance,'' with New Scenery, Music, &c.
Jupiter. God of Thunder. .......... Mr.. Burton
sandy HOOK. y Pilot. ................M Mr.. Burton
Chatham street Aucti0neer. MIR. Burton
Mrs. harrington. MT burton
New York, one side Fifth avenue, side Bowery-one
sde-sometbing else, Mr.. Johnston; Apollo, rs
Italian Tenor, Miss Mccarthy; Mars, Bowcry Fire
man, Mr.. Andrews; Mercury, Penny -a-Iiner, Mr.
Holman; Venus, Mrs Hough; Juno, (Iiell Gate, Mrs
Holman; Cupid, as u New boy, Miss Kate Saxon.
Scene 1-Sandy Hook and Light Houses.
Scene 2-Saten Island Ferry
Scene 3-Chathan street Mock Auction.
Great Sale OF Cnredeemed Pledges.
The Liquor Question
Womans Rights Convention.
Mrs. Darlington in The Chair.
GRAND AMERICAN TABI.EAU AND FINALE.
The new comedy Of LIVING TOO FAST, and the farce
of A BIIGHTED BEING will also be played.
TIE UPPER TEN on Tuesday.
DURDY'S NATIONAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IL mime--Ballet Brilliant commencement of the
HOLIDAY PANTOMIMES,
with full Corps de Ballet and Chorusses
MONDAY evening, December IL, first night Of the
holiday Iantomime of
THE GOLDEN AXE,
OR THE FAIRIES or TIE SYLVAN LAKE
First night of Sam 1athrop. Stump Orator and Clown
Re appearance Of Madame Tourniaire.
Splendid Feats by the great Circus Troupe.
Dress Circle and Upper Boxes % cents; Pit, IL x cts
Doors oren at O'Clock; curtain will rise at = pre-
csely.
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LNoR sAE--THE STOCK AND ALL THE FIXTURES
IL OF the toy store, very cheap. Apply at No. 30
Myrtle avenue, in the store.
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INoR SAIE-0NE THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE. ON
IL West Twenty second street, with modern improve
ments four elegant four sorry brown stone English
basement houses Ninth street, with all modern inn
proyemens, in most perfect order; superior and SUBJ
stantiay bul four story brick house, in Thirty fftn
street Of modern build FIVE genteel three story brick
four beautifully situated lots in Madison avenue on
Mufra. Hill, will he sold at bargain; two handsomely
built brick Gothic cottages built after A. j. Downn
rans. lots S0Sl50 IN Ionkers farm Of 100 acres
chicago, improved land, coal within two miles. and a
fcod house on the same. Apply to Ro0ME BUM ELL,
u Broadway.
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MR.. CHARLES FISHER, or BuRTON'S THEATRE
1 respectfully to the citizens Of New York
that ~ Is his intention to receive pupils any gentle
man wishing for nsructo in the dramatic art Les
sons also given the violin For particulars apply u
Mr. Fisher at his residence los Leonard street. east a
Broadway. v
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CLOTHING, sc.


z ~ PEARL STREET, SEVEN DOORS EAST OF
e)Ce) Broadway, is the only place where the cleaning
Of gentlemen's winter clothing is rightly undertaken
and challenges all competition in the Dyeing, al
somely cleaned turned il ordered by A. C0RTIssOs
553 Pearl street.
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YYYO THE LADIES-BY JOSEPH HEGEMAN, AUG
i topeer.-Tuesday evening, Des IL at the Central
Brooklyn assignees sale Of hundred richly trimmed
velvet corded silk and satin winter bonnets Of various
fashionable patterns all made for the custom trade Of
first class mlliner: also few ribbons and wooleu
goods On exhibition in the afternoon.
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THO EXCHANGED SPLENDID HOUSE IN THE UPPER
i part of the city, just finished; will be exchanged for
goods suited to the country trade, for unmproved
property in the city, BROOKLYN Williamsburg Jersey
City; for improved farm. Please address, with
particulars, 10 c. K, box 8, 352 Post Office
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DOARD AT log AND los EAST FOURTEENTH STREET
ID few desirable rooms, with board, may be secured
by single gentlemen families without chdren), on
immediate application as above The houses new,
first class ana newly furnished with all the modern inn
rroyements. &c &c. References exchanged.
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DARNUMS AMERICAN MUsEUM.--SHORT ENGAGE
ID ment with the celebrated and popular American
actor Mr. j. r. Scott who will appear in his line Of adj
mred characters. Monday, December 11-Afternoon at
BACHELORS TOkMENTS. Evening" at ~. DAMON
AND PYTHlAs-Damon, Mr. J. r. Scott; Pythias, Mr..
c. W. Clarke Calanthe, Miss Mestayer. Almittance to
all, 25 cents; children under ten, 12ls cents.
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FOR SALE.

Dbl S0O STOCK IN GOOD DIVIDEND PAYINI
RlsOOO manufacturing company will be sold
low or exchanged for any good stock that be sod At
Office
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MISCELLANEOUS.

7 EWIS X SEAC0RD--UPT0WN GLOVE DEPOT AND
IL gentlemen's fashionable furnishing Bazaar. 655
broadway stuyvesant Institute just received the latest
London and Paris fashions in shirt studs sleeve buttons
and scarf pins in gold and gilt; robes de chamber ties
crayats, scarfs, winter gloves, &c. Splendid assert
ment.
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!INO PH1SIIIANS.-A PHYSICIAN, WHO HAS IND
i eight years extensive practice in another CITY, is d.
sirous Of forming partnership with physician in this
city Brooklyn. The best Of references from his
partner and other distinguished medical men. None
but those Of the regular profession need Ad-
dress for two days, NJ. d. Herald Office.
FyNHE ADVERTISER, A MANUFACTURES OF A CHIMI-
Il cal article by which fortune can be made, wants
10 sell the to get partner with S. 900 10 IS
Address L. NJ Herald Office.
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pROADWAY TlIEA1RE-ENGLIsH OPERA ~ TEE
I'D nnrivalled
PYNE AND HARRISON TROUPE
The management takes great pleasure in annou ncinp
that arrangements have been completed for reap
pearance Of the above named distinguished troupe of
ENGLISH OPERATE ARTISTS,
whose former success Ia this city, and more recent
triuinphs III Philadelphia and Boston. are without
parallel in the history of English Opera Their re.en.
gagement at the Broadway Theatre win commence on
MONDAY, DECEMBER is.
During the ensuing operate season, number OF en-
tirely new, well few Of the already cstablished
fayorite Operas win be produced scale Of magnf
and Hberality In regard 10 accessories Chorus
Orchestra, Scenery and Costumes surpassed any
where.
Full particulars hereafter
DOwEIY TIEATRE.-MRS. YEOMANs RESPECT.
I'D fully informs her friends and the public that her
farewell benefit will take place Friday evening next
10th inst, on which occasion very attractive bill will
be presented
TINHESP1AN ASSOCIATION, BROOKLYN MUSEUM
- Monday, Dec. IL, Merchant Of venice''-Porta
Miss Denvil; and 'Sasher and Crasher" Ladies' and
gentlemen DESTROYS Of joining respectable association
are informed that few members will be received
on advantageous terms b. applying at 5s Prince street
on Saturday evening at 8 o'clock.
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TTTHIIAM IRVING. AUCT1ONEER-DIAMOND JEW
w elry, gold watches, &c William Irving Co.,
auctioncers will sell at auction Tuesday, December
H. at 1O o'clock at the sales No. Pine street.
for account Of whom 1t may concern, single stone and
diamond cluster rings and pins diamond, opal, and
pearl do diamond earrings and bracelets, suites Of
gold earrings, pins and bracelets gold lepine, lever
chronomcter watches, with plain and hunting cases,
gold and plain dals. fine gold fob, vest, and guard
chains pencil cases, thimbles, &c.
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OprA8bm6AUbf1sf HOKADESs
nESoIUTION OF COpAETNERSTIP.-THE FIRM OF
~ C. Ocott Il Co. is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. G. OiC0TT.
Brooklyn, Nov 90, 1854 s. VAN wINKIE.
The business of the above firm will be settled aud con-
tinued by the remaining partners s. Van Wrinkle aud j.
Portman, under the and firm Of j. Portman & Co.
$. VAN WINKLt.
J. P0RTMAN.
Brooklyn, Nov. %, 1854. G. OIC0TT.
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DUCKLEY's OPERA HOUSE, $50 BROADWAY
ID EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK,
NEGRO MINSTRElSY,
consisting of the best Negro Melodies, Banjo Solos,
Duets, Plantation Jgs, Fancy Dances &c. &c and the
very popular Fairy Opera,
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST,
in two acts With splendid scenery changes dresses &C.
&c. introducing all the beautiful melodies Of the piece
Concert commences at 4. o'clock Tickets, Is cents
reserved seats, so cents.
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CT0CK OF BOOKS STATIONERY, PIANOS &c FOR
- saleI offer for sale by Wholesale, that well select
ed stock Of hooks stationery pianos &c. conveyed to
in trust BY Messrs. Gaines N Riches. rare chance
Is offered to desiring to engage in this business The
custom of the store lucrative and another such
opportunity will not soon be again presented for sd-
vantageous investment Of money. Messrs. Gaines Il
Riches became embarrassed in consequence OF heavy
1orsements and because the business not
atable. Petersburg, Va, Dec. Z, 1854.
W. l.. WATKINS, Trustee.
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DOARD--A FAMILY OR GENTLEMAN CAN OBTAIN
ID desirable suit of rooms, the second foor fur
nishcd, and with or without board, by applying at 50
Bond street. References exchanged. pleasant room
for gentleman.
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LNoR SALE-TTiE LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF
one of the best grocery stores in the city, to-
gether with horse and wagon Satsfac tory reasons
Tor selling. Apply to DUNCAN McMUILEN, auction
GERS and real estate brokers' los West street, Of
Liberty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-10

rTN0 LEASh-FoUR LOTS, ON TWENTY SIXTH STREET
Il south side, between Sixth and Seventh avenues
suitable for coal yard for other purposes Apply at
la7 broadway, room No. H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-10

>EA FOURTH STREET, NEAR LAFAYETTE PLACE.
~ Furnished apartments, with or without