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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

rVyaE MARRIED woMAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL con-
III panlor--By Dr.. A. VI. Msrriceau, prxeas0x *
diseases Of wox.ap hundreth edition, (SeN0ool n
mo PIP. 1885, 90 nns paper extra bindir5; price ~
hood 70 wonsnhood and also ~ wife and sothse, 80
fully described WITH the causes. ths fsops and -
the proper mode Of treatment 10 plaa simpls, bat -
the m ost chAse language easily under bsoOd And tA
every woman discover BY ocmparir her own 49,
toms with thoss described tbs nsto r. character, -
and suffering The wife about becoming mcf1Gl
has often need Of instructisa aid adv3ss * -
utmost importance TO her faiare health In rsspegA =
which her senstyensss fofbids sultins msdeal -
.lcman, win find such instruction and advice and sl~0
explanations Of many symptoms which othsrHiss wUza
ing from obstrucbns IRE uiartsa psodlAs to -
female system, which UNDER ns tbs health Of the elias
Of which they 80 ignorant Ind which their delicasy Fer
bids seeking medical aAf isep How many sxfD.r frs
prolapsus MT ri, Calling n the vom5,) or from 6uw ~
bus, (weAHIess debility, 1o)Hov many a-s IN sozst
agony LOT many months precedsng eonhnemsnh No.
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and w certain recoys4es2 Sos whose lives hAsarae
dury such time Wa each AAd In Its PAGES tho sAns -
pvs ,ention smelicraton, and relief How rnary -
VI moments, how much anguish might hAys cee1
spared 70 the sasrer, TO her husband, 70 h1eSeAass
by timely posscAson Of this lite volaneI - = 49,
tess,s 70 convey fully The ACa: s.s g ~
thoes contemplating marriage. fof sAn !:
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| As.er House No. ycsay street Dewitt q ..veDYc.S
CTribans Buila.ngs); at No Aston hoas' vys
and at the rublshinx Office l2s ia2siy ssssess 49,
York; Joseph Trsker Noble s,.o, H. rs.,nt ~ y
ceDy VII, be trNnsnittel By mail tree o. fostese
49, a. ths lTrtel states Au sttszs mq be Siires
! rro.t oald TO Dx. A. n. NAURICkAU, q ely Acs
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

FTyHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED states
Il Nal steamsrs.-fhs ships composing this line are
Atlantic Capt. West. BALTIC Cart Counstock.
PACIFIC, Capt Nys ARCTIC CAp. Lucs
ADRIArTC, Capt. -
These ships having bssn built By contract expressly
ior government service, every has been taken in
their construction a. in their snnes to ensure strength
and speed and their accommodations for passengers are
anequalled fer elegance and comfort
Price Of passage from New YORK TO Liverpool In dxst
cabin $780, In second do, $7s Exclusive Of extra
size state rooms, t32E
From Liverpool to New York, $50 and k2o
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship
No berth secured until paid for.
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VyYF RfIvCORT HOUSE, FIFTH AVENUE, CORNER
Il of Eighth street New York.--Ths establishment,
finished and furnished with al tho modern convenences
and comforts viii be opened FOR the reception OF perma
TENDER. /. win be conducted entirely the French
PLAN with restaurant attached meals sent to rooms
The catering department viii DO exclusively under the
Families desirous Of engaging apartments can do BY
applying st the once OF the hotel to the proprietor
CrHTJS JupSON, Of the New York Hotel.
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ST. GEORGE AND TIE DRAGON
and full ard brilliant programme comprising all the
VARIOUS FEATS OF THE H1PPUDROME, -
in which TInconi's superb troupe win appear in all
their extraordinary performances
Ts contesaats for the FirsmenA prises IL the Foot
Race viii Be required to appear the dressed
in black pantaoons rcd shirt and are cap, having ON
the Lumber Of his company.
The prizes viii be awarded to those only who conform
10 the rules of tie race
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ANTHOLOGY.

-.
ti, - 600 REWARD WILL BE PAID TO ANY
DOsUOU person who can surpass Madame Cd
TN in the art OF Asrocgy She warrants correct inoT
nation sil who visit her; she b the only lady in the
United States who give correct information. n u
Madame c. is no humbug does sho veh 70 impose
the public She also all disorders In their last
stage particularly the worst forms OF rheumatism Cab
and satisfy yourselves Residence Go Thompson street.
between Brocms and Spring brick house, stone stoop
NEApAME ALVIN, FROM PARIS, TENDERS HYp
M services 70 tho ladies' and gentlemen Of this city IN
trology by books and science, ana Is TO be consulted
about love, marriage, BUSINESS law matters, &c. She
viii tell tile name OF the lady or gentlemsa they wiz
marry, also tho Of her visitors. Madame Alvin
speaks the English, French aud German language
Residence 800 Bowery, between FIRST and second strev
ONCE hours from 10 A. "A. 70 T. NJ ladies W " nts
gentlemen 81
NTADAME BI.sNCHE'S ASrR0IOGlsT OFF lCE 81
WI Broadway, opposite broadway Theatre slete sh
can &c consulted on all events Of HE asd all Of bus
ness ladies friend ard adviser In all troEbT and .dvie
given regard TO fortunate numbers fos lottery tchet
NJ H. rersors at distance car ta~ t',e,f nAtyit,.
written ty a0drcaslDe (7ost pad; " lssns Rlsashs,
tgolosisi, SCI Ssosirs{,
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POYL NAIL STEAMSHIP AHA, FOR IIyERP0OIl-
IL Tue ASIA 9. Lott, Commander, VIII sad from
sns stream On Wednesday, Septcnbsr ct r. 4 pro-
Jersey City TO oonvsy the passengers and b. geage ct
~ noon - % Pm, PM, ana SOP The last
areeu.
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WILL M SOLD AT AUCTION, WITHOUT RESERVE
w on Tuesday, the 9th of September, nj IL NJ The
celebrated hDttins horse Esge OF the West at latter
tsli's sale stables, esi Sixth Nvenys
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THE RAYlKr 1RoUPE Will CONSULT
Mdle. Caroline Rousset,
Male. Theresne Rousset,
Noble. Adeline Roussst,
Mdlle. ELnelne Rousset,
Mdlles. Adelne and Therese,
La Belle Oceana and La Belle Ntss,
Messrs. Schmidt, Rousset, and Syiyan,
And forty ladies Of the Corps do Bslst
Tho theatre will open with . sterling CONXUE, q
which MISS JULIA DEAN
will appear supported by the whole dramatic oeapvs
AN ORIGINAL. LOCAL BUKIESQUE AND MUSICAL
BURIE1TO,
in which all the ladies win appear. To conclude Win
FRENCH BALLET,
executed by the great assembsge Of arses dansan1e
Notwithstanding tho enormous expense ATTENDING tAe
engagements Of the above mentioned
ons the admission 70 sitrscS c this nas,dAssat Asuse
Interior to the comedy, the National Anthem VIM b
sung by the entire company and the National Quadxls
performed by perfect Orchestra.
The opening address will be spoken by the leading lady
Of the theatre, and dedicated 10 the great Amsroaa
people.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
The managers beg to announce TO the public that In
opening this truly magnificent dramatic temp (eolips
ing any other establishment In America) they hevo
spared exl endure Of money, but have like wise
suited in every the comfort and desires Of theic
patrons They pledge themselves to seduIousIy exert
every endeavcr to promote the advancement Of
INTELLECTUAL, AMUSEMENT.
Artists Of great attainment engaged and novelties
Of great merit will be produced in rapid succession.
Stars and artists appearing at this theatre have
nights at the Chestnut street Theatre In
and at corresponding branches In Baltimore, Pitts
burg Cleveland, Chicago, Cincinnati, Louisville, 81.
Louis, and New Orleans.
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~ 10 CHHJsTY WOODS suNsTREIs OPEN EyEKY
" evening at
444 BROADWAY,

DARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ID Afternoon and Evening United Twins. tive
little children born with only back, to certain
yens curiosity unexamped in the history of the world
The African Boa CONSTRUCTOR % feet long, commonly
called the Prince Of Serpsntsths only living Rhnoceros
in America, &c., DO Monday Sept. 4-Aftsrnooa
at Q, TIE DUMB NAN OF MANCHESTER. In the even
ing at TX O'Clock the great play of THE STRANGER.
Adu ittanoe rs cents; children unde, ten, IL cents
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CtALH0RNIA EXPRESS BY THE UNITED STATES
~ and Pacific Nail Line, via Panama. exclusively -
A. NJ HINKLEY co. will despatch their next freight
and parcel FOR Aspinwa Panama and San Fran
CISCO py the Y. 3 mail steamer George Law, Tuesday
messenger. Freight must be put up in water proof
packages, not exceeding 100 lbs weight or 6 cubic feet
NJ B.-Letters, &c, (Which we will enclose ia govern
ment enveopes) received st IS Broadway, at our
baggage Office on the wharf sailing day M to tho
hour Of departure Hinckey 4 Co.'s fsthmus Bagsare
Express.--Passengcrs baggage win be received nnd
checked at the baggage ouce the wharf foot of War
rem street, TIE Day before and day Of sailing Tran
cit freight prcQaG able here
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NOTICE Is GIVEN, BY ORDER OF TIE MAYOR AND
IN Common Couns that there will be sold auction
Wednesday the 6th at IL O'clock at the public Pound
in sixty third street. between Eighth and Bowery,
quire at the Pound. GEORGE DEAN Pound Master
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n. HNKIEY CO. IS ASPTSwAII. AND PANA
As ma Exprsss.-Frsight for Aspsnwsll, N. g., wiz
% received In New York, collected BY our wagons and
charge Of Is cents per foot parcels taken ct proper
tomato charge. Freight for Panama. Gin usual packages
Tor randt1 not requiring immediate despatch across
Ne Isthmus Win b taken at is cents per pound from
New York. JOHN W. CARRINGTON agent, Is Broad.
Way under Panama railroad once.
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yI,oR ONE WEEK LONCER.--rOR SALE IND On
H. exhibition at $50 Broadway, (ChIness Buildings)-
the most astonishing works Of art OF the ageSsronf
private gallery of female loneliness Life Size and
lte Ike 10 deceive the best judges. Open all dag
tn eF n. Admission 90 cents
w K FISH, FROM LONDON, THEATRICAL AND
w. Characteristic wig maker, $50 Pearl street, four
doors from Broadway. Amateur performances attended
Wigs lent hire 10 private parties, masquerades and
fancy dress balls n B.-Country theatricals supplied
on short notice.
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6HARLs MORGAN, Agent, No. Bowling Green.

TYNTTED STATES MAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA, VIA
u Aspinwal and Panama passage tickets in
cuding Mr. Hnoklsys Isthus transit ticket will be fur
nshed ct the lowest reduced The Ihmus crossed in
six hours. On Tuesday, September s. at O'Clock NJ,
from pier foot Of Warren street. North river viii be dis
patched tho feet steamship GEORGE LAW, to connect
at Panama with the and superior steamship JOHN
L. STEPHENS. spare boat alvey. kept At Panama, to
prevent detention In case Of accident The accommoda
tons for in the steamers Of the Pacific and
United States Mall Steamship Companies are unsur-
passed. and parties about to visit California invited
to call and examine for themselves For passage apply
at the Company's once, III West street, to .
G. A. WHITNEY.
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xUl 0yXnt % pAn3k80, HppV 70
DwARDK COLLINS, 50 WAN street, New York
BROWN. SIMPLIFY & CO., Liverpool. uondon.
STEPHEN KENNARD CO., ~ Austin Friars,
JOHN hUNR0E CO., rs Rus Notrs Dame dos vio
GEO. q. DRAPER, Havrs. ftoires, Paris
The owners Of these ships win not b accountable for
meta unless bills Of cing signed therefor and tAs
value thereof therein expressed
shippers will please take notice that the ships Of this
line cannot oArrY any Ro0da 00ntrnhand of HAx
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DURrows rHgArsE, CHAMBERS sTaE-z, WIZ.
ID orsx. for the season, on
NOND " sIprrxBT.E

DURroNs THEATRE, CHAMBERS STREET, guI
ID ogsz. for the season, on
AOND Y, HIprExBEE A.
new and extensive parqust has beea CONSTRUCTS.
tbe house has been fresh painted cApetsd and mattel
and all the seats newly upholstered
theatre.
The company win ~ rsuai, be the best in Amsrioa
and we Ss oS nave oesa @ aao new
e,adng Niles Kate saxon Miss Annie Lee, Mr. Marchant
Mr. >. Andrews. snd othsr5
Mr. stoddart. ON Edaturg ana Glasgow viii shortly
appssr IA the part OF Sir Authony Absolute.
One OF the earliest novelties win be an original Amor
cen taree ana new American comedy viii DO instantly
On Moaday-The comedy OF THE SERIOUS FAMILY,
With the same cast which attracted the GREATEST house Of
the season al Nbos on Thurday lsss for Mr. Burtons
Mr.; Fisher Anirada! Sleek, Mr.. Burton; Widow Del
wish sas farce Of rus LITTLE BkT Hns h sssF
which Mr. harchAnt, Mr.. Johnston, and Miss anie Lee
Admission to every part Of the house so cents; re-
served in the dress Circle rs cents each
chairs 'ass Rl nSr sSSsr o.
J. Moore, Stage Director J. Barnett, Treasurer; J.
Cooke, Musical DIRECTOR c, Hedge, Scenic Artist NJ
Frederic, Ballet Master.
lxOwKssY 1nEATRr. -pRoPRrETog, l. p. wALDRON
a'oiOes; osumsnos ii TX First Tier Of Bos.s 60 cents
Upper Boxes. Is esnts; Pit And Gallery, 12x osns Mon
s sssnss xt Ss gxsb sAsg and
DUkDY's NATIONAL THEArRE.-DRns ORmE AND
Upper Bo1se, Is cents; Pit, 12k cents; Orohsstrs
O'Clock; commence at TX. Monday evening, Sept. 4,
THE MAN o. WARS NAN; Dance by Miss Lsfolle; fol
lowed b. TIE HONEYMOON; after which, Mr. J. Ola
mopd E th6 Ethiopian Dances; and to conclude with
TIE FEMALE FORTY THIEVES.
~ 10 CHHETY WOODS siINsTREIS OPEN EyEKY
" evening at
a44 BROADWAY,
under the control OF
II. WOOD, Business Manager.
GEO. CHRIsTT, Stage Manager.
Entertainment consisting OF
ETHIOPIAN MISSTRrISY,
BURIESQUE OPERA, LIGHT FARCIS, DANCES ETC,
AfrcaniEed Ly the most accomplished company in the
world. Also, at
Ara BROADWAY,
when will be given
NEGRO MUSIC Fun Etc. ETC.
Doors open at o'clock; commence at s O'Clock
Tickets, rs cents.
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cPAULDEG AND ROGERS TWO CRCUsRs, uON
- bning thei floating Palace Circus from the Mssis
so favorably known in the North and East with thu
two companies comprising the elite Of the professios
Of hs suen lem Wh tEo sets os
ring horses. complete dramAac corps. triet psn.e
Kendall the Buger. Rsans Brass Band, chOats s.sa,
Band, trlumphl procession at every pacs OF exM
son q s Saaa IN the rs Q, as ssss,
thing in and about the Establishment upon the sas,
extensive scale, will be exhibited under colossal mar
quse seating 1850 persons. at Ia and III aftsrno's
Rofeepse....wsd, Aug. 30 Sing s....sst, sept.
n fsSs ssr I'm y 0hss Tnsu
'''a s EmfI lrMH ISs AND LAST BaooKiYk.
Wednesday and Thursday, September and
Coraer OF Bedford avenue and Wils0n street.
CITY HALL LOT, BROOKLYN,
N ss and sTTsTH1RsSy ssRssT TSx eTa
coNN e NJ d HSS BAY p ssTsSbEs H.
afternoon and night each day, eommsnors precisely
Jersey City,. Mon Sept. IS n brunswick. rr Sept y
Essass 4sSrs c as say TSss,
And through the principal cities IN the Southsrs
States Admission 50 cents only ~ tbs double perform
Auce.
INRANEIIN xvsEUN, SO BowEsY The ABoys
4 e.tabliahment, the only ons in the United sAtsl
where the Model Artists exhibited is open fu
the season, giving two splendid entertainments ra
day, at O'Clock In the afternoon, and O'Clock In tsf
evening.
Tor s. MAY, THE ENGLISH PIANIST AND VOCAL
lls ist.-This eminent artist viii shortly appear
sisted by Mrs. May, series Of musical soress, and
introduce effects the grand pianofcrte -
fore executed. Chickering's piano used.
vT,HE FOOT RACE AT THE HIpPoDROME --THE FIRE.
j men Of Brooklyn, williamsburg and Jersey City
invited to onter for the prizes in the Foot Race
Friday evening next The best to receive prizes
Of n MAGNIFICENT silver frumpet will
presented to the company Of which the first winner Is
member.
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YlHE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
i Company intend starting their favoite steamships
FROM PHILADELPHIA
CITY OF Philadelphia Saturday Sept 9, 1854
City of Manchester. Saturday, Sept &c. 1854
FROM LIVERPOOL
City Of PhiadelphA. Wednesday Aug. 16, 1854
City OF Manchester. Wednesday, Sept 0, 1854
saloon 800, 500 and $65 (according to state room)
taken and found with comfortably cooked provisions
for $26 to Liverpool $40. from Liverpool.
Parties wishing to bring out their friends can obtain
certificates of passage, and drafts Liverpool
OF Fl sterling and upwards. Apply to SAMUEL SMITH,
Agent II Walnut street. Philadelphia, and No. Broad
way, New York.
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DEAnTTANCES 10 ENGLAND IRELAND, SCOTLAND
III and Wales. Bills Of the Bank Of Charleston ON the
Bank of Liverpool In sums Of pound sterling and
epwards payable ct any Of the banks in the United
uingdom, for sale by BREWER CALDWELL, Successors
Center Co., No. 20 Old dip, corner Of Water street.
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DUCKIEY's E. HIoPIAN OPERA HOUSE, $50 BROAD
Id way. EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK,
NEGRO NINSTRELsY,
and the much admired and beautiful buresque On IT,
opera Of SONNAMBULA,
in three acts with scenery, decorations &C. 10.
Concert commences at O'Clock. Tickets, Is oeuA1;
reserved orchestra seats so cents
N B-Monday evening, Sept. II, the tragic opera u
"Lucregia Borgia,n with original scenery,
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L,RANCONrs HIPPODROsfE.-THI AND LAST
JIG Foot Race by the
NEW YORK FIREMEN
MONDAY EVENING, SKPTEMBHR 4.
Fresh runners Great excitement on the course The
prizes and conditions Of the the same before
magnificent SILVER TRUMPET
will be presented to the Fire Engine Company that pro-
duces the best runner.
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TT BOYLE. ArCTONEER, STORE 10 CENTRE STlETT.
-GroceTles and fixtures this dav at 10 O'clock at
the store; 100 reams OF straw wrapping paper spsrm
candles sperm oil and oil cans also. good assortment
Of second hand furniture book cases. Office desks Sofas
chairs, hes, Wristbands, mahogany French bcusteads
,ositiye.
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DEoPIEs THEATRE, FRONT STREET, BALTIMORE
IL The undersigned lessee and Managers OF the above
establishment having leas ed for term Of ave yeare
this ayorite THEATRE In connection with the Nafiona,
Theatre Washington win open the former for dramatic
performances on Saturday, Sept under the director
slip Of Mr. VIM. s. Eredericks. All stars wishing Ia
visit Baltimore and Washington the coming season viii
please negotiate arrangements with E. A. MARSHALL,
Esq, Broadway Theatre New York Is their only eutho
red agent for said theatres The Peoples theatre has
undergone entire renovation and decoration and win
nov compare fsyoTably with any similar establishment
In America. MARIA =. TUCKETT Lessee.
JAS. J. ROBBINS, ,,
MAT5rrxsON mAha3erss
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AT b BUTLER, MISUNDERSTANDING ADMINS
MI traitors sale Of grocery store and leasc--Wn
Be sold a. auction on Tuesday, Sept s. at II o'clock
a n ON the premises, correr Of Oliver and Water
Streets tho entire stock fixtures and lease of grocery
store belonging to the estate Of Frederick Mattnge de-
The SAID lease has three years to run from LIST
II May last and the store very valuable stand Terms
cash By order Of PETER B. swEENY, Public Admins
TRAITOR
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y,oD CHARLESTON AND FJORIDA--SEMf WEEKLY
X Limited States mail Ene.--The fayorite and fast.
ca;,g steamer sol TnERNER, T. Evan, comma der, viii
leave pier No T. North river, September O. at O'Clock
hills e ladinq win be signed, and for passage at ths
of,ee Of sPOiFORD, TILfsTON 4 CO., 10 Broadyay
Through tickets foride as follows 10 Jacksorvue
$31; 10 Pilatsa, $35
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Cn0ru6 OF ladies', MOBILES, masks, and pages
Doors open at 5h; performance to con,menos ct II
O'Clock.
The main walk Of the Battery, from Broadway haA
been extended and paved the entrance doors Of shs
Garden.
A carrisgeway has also been made from opposite
Washington street, in Battery place. to the Garden
Experienced ushers will be in attendance to direct
visters to their seats.
NOTES.-The public are respectfully cautioned against
the purchase of spurious books OF the Opera The only
authentic bretos, with the correct italian English
translation OF the OPERA surg by Mad Grs and Sig
Mario Musical Gems, arranged for the panoforts; bio
graphes, &c, published under the authority OF
the management and for sale in the Garden only.
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v;,o2 VIRGINIA, CAROLINA, GEORGIA, 6>-IHE o.
III s. mail steamship ROANOKE, skinnff, will Leave
Ter d At O'Clock, for Norfolk, Peter, burg aad Rich
nond Tine - Norfolk, about twenty four hours. Pas
nsys end wimipgion and Manchester Railroads to Aa.
rusba Atslsnts Charleston, 70 Passage and fare to
Norfolk So 10 Petersburg and Richmond, $40. steerAgs
half pxioe For freight apply board aud for passage
m IuDIAM X PlEASANTS. 80 Broadway.
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DUssnI ". wEsTcoTr, AucnoNT1R -LAEeEUN.
reserved sale Of richhousehod furniture, rosewood
psnofortc velvet carpets. French pier glasses. &C.,
ais day, Mcnsay, at 1o o'clock, being the entire OLE
rue near Fourteenth street, oil In superb order and win
b. sold without reservation, consisting OF splendid
evood octave panofor,e, finished all around, cost
1.lc, velvet tapestry and three ply carpets In al the
rooms two rich Tronch mirrors 2Cxs4,, to match with
slabs and brackets, rosewood etegere with mirror
front and back reception chairs in velvet ard brocde
French sofas Ia velvet and hair CLOTH two rosewood
Cor sus 10 satin brocade rosewood CENTRE pier and sofa
tables lace curtains and shades with unique and re-
sherche collection Of costly mante vases cAndeabras
ormolu clock &c. also, number Of beautiful oil paint
ings worthy the attention Of connoisseurs and artists,
including magnificent fruit piece, cost $50 aso,
large varety OF elegant chamber furniture rosewood
and mahogany French bedsteads with superior hair
nattesses in every bcstead feather beds and bedding
SOFAS lounges sofa bestead, rosewood and mahogany
bureaus with marble tops, washstands to.match, rich
china toilet sets, oval and gilt mirrors, rockers,
chairs .i,s large variety Of basement furniture
aenson table itch siyerwarc ivory cutlery cut glass;
ware, oil cloth, two large meat safes, &c. embracing
everything 70 Be found Ia an elegantly furnished house.
sment on any account