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S2n REWARD.

THE Subscriber will give the above reward for the
apprehension and confinement in any Jail so that he
"a can get him, his Negro GEORGE, who run
~ away from the subscriber the Sth inst. George
was raised about 40 miles from Richmond Va where ne
was sold to ra der about four months ago He Is a6ou
S0 So $50 oF ooe yerv dark W D. MCNEILL.
Elizabethtown N. c., Oct. l3 1854 SElt-o-u
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Kissimg-Casuistry; am Epigram.


BY OUR JIM
When Sarah Jane, the moral Miss
Declares g tits very wrong to kiss
Ireally think that | see through it
The lady, fairly understood,
Feels just any Christian should, -
She'd rather suffer wrong than do it !''
Boston Post.
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5: s: sATcHwEIL, .ds to ssla. ssn g
August 29th, 1854 3O4-oozu
= 000 ACRES OF PINEY LANDS FOR SALE
Z.UUU in Duplin county, on the water of the North
East branch of Cape Fear River well adapted for making
Tar and Turpentne For further particulars apply to the
subscriber at Richands Onsow county, or JAs w. SOUTH
ERIAND Kenansyie, Duplin county.
c. oo 1os. 4-tld
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WILMINGTON N. c., August A. 1851.
VIM. H. LIPPITT. Esq.,-Dear Sir Il have used your
Specific in my family for Dysentery. In
pappoonsfu effected complete curen the other, three
had the like effect Respectfully. &c,
THos. LoRING. Ed. Commercial.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-11-03

WILMINGTON MARBLE AND STONE YARD.
E subscriber having accepted the agency of several
large establishments at the North which will furnish
him with unlimited supply of finished unfinished for
eign domestic MARBLE of all qualities prepared fill
all orders for MONUMENTS AND TOMB-STONES-and
other article in the line the business reasonable
rates.
SCULPTURING, LETTERING, or CARVING, execu-
ted as well as can be doLe either North or South
The best of reference can be given if required.
March 10 lS54-27-tf JAMES -MCLARANAN
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Professional and Business Cards.

NJ. b. SMITH,
,rrORNEY AT LAW. WILMINGTON, N. C,
Practices in the Counties of New Hanover, Sampson,
- = - brunswick and Columbus.
hTT he at his office Front Street every Saturday.
March 10th, 1894 A-ly
FORNEY GEORGE,
TTORNEY AT LAW, WHITEvuLE, N. c.,
4 pr,cces in the Counties of Columbus, New Hanover
Lon - BIaden, Brunswick and Robson.
'ITHdbrcL 10th, 1854 N-1y
GEO. w. ROSE,
CARPENTER AND CONTRACTOR,
[ lime II WILMINGTON, N G.
CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
+, S ID. DuPRE, Wholesale and Retail Druggists
}. AND APoTHECARIEs, Wilmington, c.
May 9th, 1858 3S-tf
DUPRE D. DUPRE,
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T7HE SUBSCRIBERS FOREWARNS all persons from
hunting with Gun Dog, feeding or pennng stock OF
in any way upon any of Lands situated IN
Baden County The will be rgdIy enforced against all
a5 49, O' w H. BEATTY,
~ D. P. BEATTY,
CALVIN j. DICKSON.
Bladsn co., N. c., Sept. 18th, 1854 2--Sm
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w. & NJ. RAIL ROAD
TEMP IL BONHAM Merchants and Distillers' at Jones
boro, N c. are prepared for the purchasing of ur-
penne at highest market price, either for Cash or Barter
Sept. 7th, 1854 -- (oGI- onl
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-11-03

THE Coal TRADE SUsPENDED.-The coal opera
tors in Schuylkill county have combined and sus-
pended the shipment of coal, alleging as excuse
that the wages OF workmen too high The con-
sequence is almost total failure in the receipts of
coal, while the supply in the various yards Of the
city is probably not more than enough for weeks
consumption. The operators could not have done
more unwise thing for they cannot convince the
public that with the enormous advance the prices
advance in wages. They will feel the consequences
of their folly before long, and shall not be sur
prised if one of the first acts of Congress, on re-as
sembing, shall be the removal of the duty on coal
They will have no to blame but themselves.
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NOTICE.
THE SUBSCRIBER forewarns all persons from hunting
with gun dogs, feeding penning stock, making
choppng defacing trees respasing in
way whatever upon any of his lands situated in the
counties of New Hanover Duplin Onsow. The Law will
be rigdly enforced against all offenders
JOHN JAMES.
New Hanover county N. c., May 26, 1854 6mw*
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JNO. >. JAMES.
May 9th, 1854 206-lt36tf
MARBLE, STONE Ard SLATE YARD
IN WILMINGTON.
subscriber respectfully notifies the public that he has
4 recently established in this town, a MARBLE,
STONE and SLATE YARD, and is preI ared fill ali
orders for Monuments, Tombs, Furniture Plumbing
work.
Also, all kinds of Marble for building purposes
Also, Fagging and Curb Stone.
Blue, Green and Varegated Slate for reproof roofing
furnished at reasonable rates.
Orders attended to with Dispatch and moderate
Marble Yard on Water street, the Railroad.
w. G.. MlLLIGAN.
/ May LIST, 1894 35-ly
TO MILL OWNERS.
THE subscriber takes this method of informing his friends
and the public that he still continues in the Mill Wright
business and alls branches yiz laundering framing and
erecting Water Steam Mills upon various principles, Ell
her with simple complicated machinery. He his
to the public for the liberal patronage received
heretofore and hopes by strict attention business and
giving general satisfaction merit continuance the
He faters himself that his work will compete with that of
any other machnst for speed and durability All persons
who want work done in the above line would do we'll to give
him CALL he has several competent workmen in his
poy and prepared to execute all jobs at the shortest
tce and very reasonable terms Orders promptly
ded further information address subscriber
Johnstown Moore county, N. c.
D. B. JOHNSON.
1y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-26

NJ OTfCE-THE MEMBERS AND HONORARY MEM
IN bers Of Aqueduct Engine Co. No ~, ani s,o the
members and honorary memuers Of Independence Hose
Co. No. are requested to meet ct the engine housc
the former in Eighty ccond street, between Thrl and
Fourth avenues this day (SundayD Nov. 10, twelve
o'clock NJ pay the last tribute Of respect NE
mory Of late worthy member, Nj. James 1eragaty
NJ. A. REED, Foreman Engine Co. No. Al.
A. o. ALICocK, Secretary
THE MEMBERS AND Ex-MEMBFR3 OF The INDE-
Il pendcnce Hose Co. No. 3, requested TO meet ut
thu carriage house this Sunday morning, at IJts
o'clock to attend the funeral OF late brother
Der, James Geraghty
JAMES G. SPENCER, Foreman.
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FINE ARTS.

I(ELGiAS FREE GALLERY OF PAINTINGS AND
- statuaryj b47 Broadway DE BHACKtIER, Jr.,
sole accredited agent Tor the Belgian school oi Art
would respectfully announce to the Of line
Europe four valuable paintings by tn. most ceeoratei
artistsl The Jubilee OF 80 years. by y dc Bracsels
=. The Venetian Mosque, by N.caise de H.yzer & rpo
storm, by Robbie. A. 1hc Bale, by Eug yerboecklroye
These paintings will be exhibited from 10 a. NJ 10 10 4
NJ, from this date to the 24th " Dscemper A,iu,s
sion free.
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Lace and Muslin Curtains from Auction
kelly q FERGUSON, No. 2S9ls Broadway, and No. "a
keade street. have nand 20 900 lace and muslin
tains, bought at auction, at great sacrifice and viii
cent less than the original cost Of importation Go
~ for this opportunity Also the largest stock
" window shades and gilt corncss in the city, all OF
which must be sold cheap.
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nESPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRANCIsCo.-LOWESr
L. rates and no observation-disclosures per clipper ship
GUV. NORTON, Capt John Burgess, will please
plete their engagements once and nand in their bills
oi lading Tor signature. This favorte ship has nearly
board at pier 70 East river shippers TO San Francisco
will please observe that the vessels Of line finish
their loading In ten to fifteen days after coming to the
berth, being detained for the of freight
have prompt despatch For the balance of atty
hundred tons discngaged, apply to SUTTON co., "a
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-26

HaHs which, I'M the Essential Qualities OF
nDsness elasticity durability and taste cannot be sur
Dasssd are manufactured BY EsPENSCHEID OF lis Mas
90 street Price IS so.
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A CHOICE sEI.kCloN or BRANDlE5, SCOTCH AM
IN Irish whisheya, champagne, cherries and port
Vines, gins, runs, cord al, syrups, Nc London auc
lmbhn porter, Scotch alss, aud domestic ales for family
uie twenty per cent lower Than any other house f,
sale by wM. u. uNDEnHiI, ssc rrooms street, corner
" Crosby.
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LOuNCED SILK ROBES
OF the latest Partisan styles,
In cartons at very moderate prices,
viii be exhibited on Monday.
A. T. STEWART h Co, Broadway

~ REAT REDUCTION In DRY GOODS AT hOLfON 4
NJ BOGUE'S new store, $50 Eighth avenue, between
and Thirty fourth streets, on Monday No
vember ~, consisting Of superior French merno and
Thibet cloths all shades, Is per yard rich plas silks
from auction 49, 3D. to 6s extra rich harlequin plads
do, IT, to 12s. Bshofs Boniet's boiled black SILKS
from o.. to 1zs; choice lot Of striped silk all coors
for misses dresses ass large lot Of Vienna long and
saa AND sSi Bay STATE
mantlla velvet best quality, ST. lady's cloths, all
shades and coiors, from los. upwards. N. B-Wanted
400 Eighth avenue second door from corner Of Thirty
fourth street.
- REAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF DRY GOODS, AT
NJ the commercial house, 147 spring rect. ]. H.
Liz EFT, proprietor viii exhibit Monday an immense
stock OF all wool paiis goods, at IS English iner
no, IA wide, H. I'd; black alpaca, high idstre, ls
long shawls Sl2 ladies' of all colors best quality
Us, Lyons best black silk velvet yard vile, ST. English
blankets a and hannels very cheap black silk oil Doe
fine paramattas Of all colors Is, long wool shaws
good quality only l2s square wool shawls, large size,
81 and square broche shawls only 81; MerrimacA
prin I'd York Mills muslin Is, snirtng and shooting
muslin 3D. English mourning prints I'd, linen towel,
Cd Also, an extensive stock OF dress goods, nosiery
cassime,es, satinets Irish linen table da,nask. an
family housekeeping goods of every description, at
tonishipg low prices, at the Commercial House, Ia
spiing street.
4 ADiks cLuTHs-BLAvK siLK vELsErs AS4
IL black and eolorsd for alEs, plA
aasnusrrs muslin dc iaines, black, White, snd coors
sod linen soods assnes and bankst We ODER 80 dealer,
TSAGS Co., Is. sns Is
N OllCE-DAMA1E BY SMokE-SALE ~ COL-
IN mence to-morrow.--In consequence OF the
re in the lace embroidery and Paris kid glove
JOHN MAIDEN, BIS Broadway, he will sell At ni-
sacIncc Tor the purpose OF clearing out the
tire stock of costly goods, amounting to sJo recent
y purchased, and which have been partially injured,
consisting of iaces honiton, yasncisnne embroieres
muslins, kid gloves, hosiery, sc.
GIEClAL ATTENTION Is INVITED TO OUR SHIRTS,
NJ made to measure, combining perfect fitting and bcst
Of needlework sale. just received asplend,d To-
voice Of Paris embroidered aud stitched bosoms LEWa
&sEASot, uptown glove depot and gentemen's fash
ionapie furnishing bazaar $50 Broadway, Suyvesant
Institute.
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A sToR PLACE HOTEL, NOS. 733, 1885 AND T35
N Broadway, opposite Aston place Families locating
Tor he winter W II find several suits OF this
crtablshu nj, situated on Broadway, with oil the con
n WATERMAN, Proprietor
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Peter Roberts q Co., 375 Broadway. Con-
unue To offer that extraordinary stock Of black gupure
hees, with some very choice embroideros
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HoWc's Cough Candy IL warranted the best
article Tor hoarseness coughs and colds, in IT.
purely vegetable, and relieves in very few moments.
Principal depot, asz Broadway Can BIO obtained OF all
the principal druggists and confectioners il the city
Innocent but FOtent.-s3ransireth's Pills.
The failing remedy, whose fame for purifying the
blood, is extended to part of the civilized
world and should be in the OF every who
values health One OF two doses the commencement
how many days weeks OF sickness may thoy pre-
yentf hour pills in the beginning, is eilicacious
than forty doses when the disease is Established. Man
will be born to days OF bliss, compared 40 what has
hitherto been his lot, weighed Gown as he has been By
disease inrnes and suiicrngs, which earthly power
knew how 20 alleviate, until Brandreths pills pre-
sented to the world. The weak, the feeble, the nir,
the nervous, the delicate, few days strengthen
by their operation, and the worst complaints
moved by perseverance, without the expense OF pnysi
can Adapted to all circumstances and situations they
arc the best medicine intended tor families,
take 10 preventing scurvy and costyeness, requr
ing change OF Diet particular regim n, or care
against taking cold.
Branrcths Pills sold at twenty Ave cents per box,
with fuu directions, at the Principal office Brandreth
building, entrance As Canal street.
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CATALOGUE or THE CURIOSiriES IN THE Ma
"A tonal institute at Washington d. c., viii be pub
lshed in few days, and presents an extraordinary me-
dunn for advertsemeuts There from twelve TO ar
teen thousand Walters reported monthly Of class best
calculated to benefit advertisers The catalogue will
always be preserved and be distributed every section
OF the country; and the Washington vsters gene
s ,erSs apply s !" AUSrER HoxcS S sSa
for the book will be received.
ALFRED HUNTER Washington City, D. c.
TSNGLsH RESIDENTS AND HOTELS IN NEW YORK.
IL Brooklyn and Williamsburg, served promptly with
all foreign papers, Illustrated News Puach and all the
English papers for sale in the store. Papers mailed
all parts For list OF prices apply tn 7. RICHARDSON,
1868 Fulton street, Brooklyn, opposite High
FFNHE GREAT BOOK OUT AT LAST.-JuSr PUBL IsHED,
FIRED VERNON st ef- lsT Is
OR, TiD VICTIM OF AvAKcE.''a
BY the author OF minnie Gray y ,'Gas Howard: or
How to Win wifc?' s'sstanddeld Hail. Amy Law.
renee" Harry Ashton: or, The VIII and the Way 2
Her Master Romantic Incidents in the Lives Of the
Queens o. England Fred Arden; Tie Jesut's Re
This charming romance win be eagerly caught up by
the admirers Of Minnie Gray Amy Law
renee" Woman and Ler Master,' &c.
The author has added another to the many laurels
which have so long grsecd his authorial brow. Erred
Vernon may be termed hs master piece The tale is
remarkable ior the keen subtlety displayed in the n
yiduaty of its Characters for the strength Of its dicicn
the ntrioacy Of its plot the harmony Of It's grouping
and It's stirring energy as composition. It's talented
author Isl next To Dickens the hnest ronanelst of his
day The narrative is finely conceived and nobly
cuted The story is OF intense interest and the
in which is told fascnates the ealer that Ire finds
it almost impossible to lay it aside until he reaches the
end. For sale, wholesale and retail, by
GARRETT Il CO., Publishers, is Ann street.
Also, for sale by all booksellers.
T UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS OF a NEW BOOK BY
u unknown author
The entire edition OF 10, 500 copies OF
.'lDA May
EXHAUSTED IN THREE DAYS
Without supplying al the orders received sup
ply VII be ready Tuesday morning, 2Sth install
the Of the publishers being upon the
uiacture OF this book Orders will answered in rota
ton. PHILLIPS, SAMPSON x co,
Boston, Nov. "a, 1854.
For sale by all booksellers.
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III NITLD STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP coMpANY-FoR

NlTED STATES MAI. STEAMSHIP COMPANY-FOR
~ Havana and New Orleans.-on Saturday, Dec. 2,
Nj O'Clock r. M from pier foot Of Warren street North
river by the well known and avorte steamship EMPIRE
CITY, Capt H. Wndle. Passage be secured at the
companys Office Freight to New Orleans thirty cents
per cubic foot. Specie only taken freight Havana
Shippers viii be supplied with blank bills of ladng OF
The TORN signed by the company application at their
office. No other forms signed, and bills of iading will
be signed after the hour sailing For freight or pas
sage apply at the office Of the company III West street
Of Warren. NJ .. ROBERTS.
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T NrREcEDENTED SUCCESS OF NEW BOOK By
" unknown authorl
The entire edition OF IL, 500 copies OF
alDA MAYr


rLcAKsi sLoAxsii SIe0AKs II ECO. sGLfM
~ Bill Broadway, respectfully invites Vie sttsntiob 81
aides 60 his mportntions Ind Tire
Fvsson, comprising u assortment of
TEN THOUSAND CLoAxs,
q the ioiioWins extraordinary yrices:--
Two thousand cloth silk lined clcAHs,
fifteen hundred cloth silk lined ccaks fIt
I'll hit hundred super Cloth silk lined cIoaks,
ene thousand very rich cloth silk lined eloKks, s
Twelve hundred superb Lyons velvet clokbs, ~
lne thousand supere Lyons velvet oloaks,
give hundred super5 Lyons velvet cloake, st
-Four hundred nfcent Lyons velvet eloskt a.
five hundred splendid satin AXE st....-......sS
Three hundred extra supsrtne satin cloAks 81.
Three hundred superlAtve satin elosks, ~ SO.
And endless profuson Of cloth tAlmAs t....$ and
The suhscreer deems further comment SUIT
4ss 20 the high character Of tho sale st h
establishment Aready ~cil known snd be would merely
I'D IN conclusion that the y 10 found inspec
sn te DO ths rehert fset and cheapest coaks
IN America GEO. DULPlN,
Paris 4SBtllA Emporium. SCI Broadway
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IF Nix. CAss H. Is In TOWN HE WILL PLEASE AD-
i dress note broadway, Once; win hear Of
thing to his advantage. a. 4.
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Sor the Broadway retail trade for sale at half price at
EVANS clothing warehouse 65 aad 6S Fulton st. Eighth
avenue Bank taken at par; Lewis county, 40 cents
Washtenaw, 40 cents.
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Door and Number Plates, Wedding, Visiting
and address cards engraved and printed in superior
style; also shutter knobs, piano and pew number plates
&C. WM. A. BAILEY, 552 Broadway,
between spring and Prince streets.
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w ANIEE--A PARTNER IN AN rxHnr71oN y,
dissoivng views, perhaps the Hnest in the ryn,te5
states he must be energetic, and possess some reAds
to make good deal Of money during the vints, AZ
dress Immediately q A., Broadway Post once, stAtns
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A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LINE CAR.
~ rying United States mals.-The subscriber, under
contract with the government Of New South Wales, liz
prepared to convey passengers in the clipper ship
lRUPC, to Sydney, paying part passage here balance
PAID after arrival and employment guaranteed NJ
rent rate Of wages which enormous.
X. w. CAMERON. 1l6 Wall street.
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T NlTED STATES MAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA, VIA
u Aspinwal and Panama Railroad.-on TUESDAY,
Lee ut O'Clock r. NJ from the foot Of Warren street
North river, will be dispatched the fleet steamship
GLVRIL LAW, Capt. g. v Fox, U. 3 N, 10 connect at
Panama with the new and superior steamship Sonora
spare boat always kept at Panama TO prevent deten
ton Of accident No express freight received
after O'Clock on the sailing day For passage apply at
The company's Office, III West street, to
J. w, RAYMOND
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Il LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP CON.
IL pany, Nos. ana Is Tower Building Liverpool "a
November, is54Io shippers and receivers Of goods
Srs referring to the notice of dissolution have
to inform you that Aesrs Richardson Brothers Co. hav
ing resigned the agency Of the Liverpool and Philadelphia
Steamship Company ID. same has, by mutual consent
been entrusted by the company to me, and that the
business of the company will be continued in the same
Offices as heretofore reman, sirs, your obedent SER
want, WuIlAN IMAM
~ BThe agency Of the company in the United states
will continue to be conducted by SAMUEL SMITH Nos
III Walnut street. Philadelphia, and Broadway, New
York.
NOTICE COPIED FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE
Notice Is hereby that the partnership lately sub
sstng between the undersigned John Grub Rchardson
Joseph Richardson William Inman and Joseph Trsl5ry
carrying on business at Liverpool In the county Of IAn
caster ~ general merchants, under the arm Of Rch-
ardson Brothers Co.. has been this day dissolved by
mutual CONSENT far ~ relates 20 the said WiIIs,s
lDman and joseph Trehry. JOSEPH RICHARDSON
JOHN g. MCHARD0Ox
WILLIAM IMAM
JOSEPH TRRFFRY
Dated this ID day Of 18th month (Novembsr), 1854.
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The Ravers great PantOmime OF Jocko-
win be produced for the 6rst time by Perhams Ethlo
plan Troupe, tomorrow evening, Monsieur Nealo per
sonating the ape, and Warden Pipe. This with their
railroad galop Hungarian burlesque, plantation est
val, and attractive programme Of songs, choruses,
~ it undoubtedly will attract an overwhelming au.
dieDce. The admission and sale Of the gift tickets
continues.
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wonders VIII Never Cease.-A Large Size
hrst class colored aguerreotypc for three shngs
43s Broadway, corner Of Howard street
GARBANAT1, Artist.
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4 CCTION NoTICE.-SAMUEL oSG0OD AUCrIONEER,
IA will sell at his stores III Nassau street. Tuesday
Nov 49, at l0a A. NJ, choice collection Of household
furniture, comprising all requisite articles for house
kseping new and second hand and will be sold without
rsyerye for cash
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-26

vTNEANks GIVING BAiI.-TIlE EIGHTH ANNUAL
il ball Of the Morocco Dresscrs' Association w,il pe
held al 1ammany hall, on Wednesday evening Novcm.
Der lckets 81 each, be had or any Of the c,m
mitiec or at II Jacob street.
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AnsOn's Daguerreotypes-Laryc Size for 50
oa1ts; colored and in rich case twice the size taken
DR. 20 cents, and equal in quality and to any that
ere made elsewhere, for 81. ANS0NS, $50 Broadway,
opposite Metropolitan Hotel
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4 uCT1ON NOIlCE.-SAMuEI 0sGOOD, AUCTIONEER
N will sell at Va Nassau street, on Wednesday, Nov
~, at 1o1s A. NJ, the balance Of bankrupt stock of
watches and ewery remaining unscld from last sale
Among the stock will be found several really splendid
gold watches.
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TOYS.

COYS rOYs AND FAscY 0OODS-I8 DlvIsIoH
street. The underss has received from the IN
icpean mAIufaetorcs aesorter ~
above goods whis he orers for sale - greatly reduced
prices, 70 with other importne house n
York ccvntr, dealers VII ind 10 .hcY ADVANTAGE -
call Five per cent allowed for cash Rememhs1 the u
stand established IN 1929. CHR COTE 0ata Wsss =
Sosts,. IL Divisos street. Chakhsu souars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-26

IF JANE BROWN, WHO LIVED DURING LAST WIN
IL ter at 13S Canal street, Will send her address to
hrs. Borr, Herald office she will hear Of something
her advantage.