The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-01
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DRuSsELs lACES.--A SUPERB ASSORTMENT OF
ID rich aces, black thread vcils and Paris embroidv.
ries just received and offered at manufacturers. prices
MILLER GRANT, 81 Broadway.
L,GBRolDERIEs AND IMPORTED woyE ooasErs-
IL Irs Gnynor begs to acquaint her customers that
she is importing bands collars, sleeves underkerchs
and chemseites and can sell them nearly as much
der regular prices she does her celebrated Paris
corsets. 40 Third avenue, near Tenth street.
NYOJICE-DAMAGE BY sMOkE--SAIE THIS DAY.
An In consequence Of the recent fire in the lace
broidery and Paris Md glove store OF JOHN MADDEN,
BIB Broadway he viii SELL at an immense sacrifice for
the purpose of clearing out the entire stock OF costly
goods, amounting 10 200, recently purchased aud
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aces, Honton, valeucicnnes cmbroIderes muslns, kid
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partner in safe aud lucrative manufacturing busness
paying 100 per cent profit Address Hardware box 1872
Herald Office, with name, &c
q 900 A PARTNER WANTED, WITH THE
@Z.OUU. above amount, to take an {, ual in
tsrcst In &frst class boarding house. newly finished.
The ouse il centrally located Broadway containing
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nlSSOIUTION.-TTIE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
~ existing under the firm OF Peck Morrison,
dissolved by mutual consent the eth LAY Of Noy-
ber The bsness 0. the late firm will be settled by Ben
amn Peek, Jr, who will continue the business hereto
fore. BENJAMIN PECK Jn
New York, Now 81, 1854. DANIEL. A. MORi:lsoS.
\ LIVERPOOL AND PHII.A ,rLpiIIA STEAMSHIP coy.
IL pany, Nos and Ia Tower Buaing, Liverpool, 10
November, ls54-To shippers aud receivers Of gools-
Sirs referring the annexed notice Of dissolution
toinSor you that Mcsss Richardson Brothers Co. hav-
Ing resigned the agency CT Abe Liverpool and Philadelphia
Steamship Company, the same has, by mutual consent
been entrusted by the company to AMI that the
business Of the company will he continued in tho
Offices as heretofore lroman, srs ye2r cs,eat SER
NB-The agency of the company in the United states
viii continue 10 be conducted by SAMUEL SMITH. Nos.
~ Walnut street, Phiadelphis, aud Broadway, New
York.
NOTICE COPIED from THE LONDON GAZETTE
Notice Is hereby given that the partnership lately sab
sistng between the undersigned john Gruhb Richardson
Joseph Richardson, William Imam and Joseph Trstfry,
carrying business at Liverpool in the coanty NJ Tan
caster, general merchants under the firm Of Hicn-
ardson Brothers Co., has been this Day dissolve BY
mutual consent, far relates 70 the said WI.
IDmau and Joseph 1reiiry. JOSEPH RICHARDSON,
JOHN g. RICHARDSON
WILLIAM lNMAN,
JOSEPH TEEFFRY.
Dated this I'd day Of nth month (Novcmber), 1854