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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-06

r LIQUOR STORE AT AUCTfON.-MARK wRAY. AUG
- tioneer.-WRAY BINYON will sell this day March
~ O O'clock the lease stock fixtures Of the old
established house known as the Fourteenth Ward Demo
Lease Of two years from May next, at low rant.
n WARREN, AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL BY AUc
AZ ton on this and following days until the whole be
Seventeenth street the entire valuable stock trade
o. Dalsei Co., comprising general assortment Of
foreign nd domestic dry goods soch usually found in
well regulated dry goods Including ladies'
dress goods shawls woollen cloths and cassnese
GOODS hosiery small wares TO- together with an endless
variety OF other articles with the business too
numerous TO particulaise The above sale will be found
well worthy the aertion of housekeepers and fsmes
about spring goods the will be mt up
IN lots to suit and sold without al
~ A. M ana r. N. p BRYCE, Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-06

NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT-yIA
~ New Jersey States mail express
and eleven, p NJ, and At four and hafpast Ave, r. III
Kare-S255 In seven and eesen A. n, and four r. n TO
Msv York and qusrterpsst feyy from philadelphia; IS 10
ton line leaves at twelve NJ ct reduced prioc Cort
landt street via Camden and Walnut street, Ia hours
Msldsn washington and Charleston in the trains
only Passengers with baggage the ferry min
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-06
CLOTHING, &C.

VAST OFF CLOTHIHG-ezOoo WORTH WANTED
" Tbs highest cash price will be literally gvsp in current
for Large small lots of left on ootbinr 81
every desospton. Address thyonsh post or cell on "a
Chatham . ---~~'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-06

CTEAM TO AUSTRALIA. THE GREAT BRITAIN,
y B. r. Mathews, commander, having just accomplished
the voyage out days with unfavorahe Winds
Will be again Ssspsschsd from Melbone
expected she will passage under sixty dave Foy
freight or passage apply to GIBBS BRIGHT co. Liver.
Wv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-06

I0KoNE his second hand store No Ii orsss atrsss.
near Chatham
NL0THINC AND FURNITURz.-PERSONs HAVING
the above to dispose Of receive fair er1cc for
ne same by sendipg addressing post to Mr. COHEN
- kIm street. NB.-Lades attended to by Mrs. Cohen
II JaOIHINQ AND EURNITURE--LADIES AND GEN
smen having any 10 dispose Of receive the utmost
iace ny sendsg to the stores u West BroadEay
II. o.-Laoies attended u BY Mrs. Cohen
4 ,AsT PIE CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANT
AZ. ana gentleneo having any ofthe above arti
70 usPosc OF can receive fair price
naing PEI post or AZ his residence No Is Elm street
L. m. DUSSELDORF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-06

dwelling house With brick basement and lot of ground
known asst Vanderbilt between Myrtle Park
The lot Is feet wide and by So feet deep
The house ~ feet wide by 81 feet deep etwo story
tension feet deep by Is feet wide twelve rooms
has marble nantes sliding DOORS tubes walls
papered Is In order and has
roof built By days work court yard in front IS
within about mile Of nine ferries block Of three Of
the city railroads The adjoining lot used as
low TO The !, 4 desired the
with fixtures for $780, Part Of the can re-
main on bond and mortgage for term Of years Title ind
rent $50 AZ private sale till 9TH inst, by G. c. NOR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-06

n l.. TUCKER, AUCTIoNEER-BY BILLING AND
~. Tucker (ofhcs IS Walker reet.HAucton sale Of
splendid rosewood and mahogany parlor chamber and
Kitchen furniture Brussels and ingram carpets oilcoths
bedding curtains, &C., Wednesday March B. at house
No. "a White street. Broadway Particulars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-06

Anew YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP CONPA.
~ ny-ror Mobils stopping a. Hsyana.-The steamship
above port Thursday March O. At u O'Clock proaseiy
from pier foot Of street. North River
Mobile will be forwarded free Of commission
application at tho once. No freight taken to Hayans
Int specie No freight received sailing days Ship
pers will please send in their BILLS Of sdng signed on
the evening prevous to the day Of sailing Parcels received
at the once only Passengers from Havana procure
passports before leaving port.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-06

Drovsr John. Mr. winsns Miss Ophelia Mrs. Ysonsns
RURroN's THEATRE, CHAMBERS sTRREr-D0ORS
II open at Ga; curtain rises NJ Ia o'clock.
Monday evening" hsrsh yiil be Rsyformsd
Tbsseus. Fisher fats. Mr.. Johnston
Lysandsr. NJ Jordan 0esron. Mis-. Raymond
Demetrius. M Norton Iftanh. Mrs. Burton
Philo:tr.ts. Mr. heysrs Hipp0lysa. Mrs Cooke
Ounce $500, Mr. Radcliffe Helena. :. .. Mrs Buckisnd
WANTED, loo MlLLINERs
Joe BagRs Mr.. Burton Seline. Mrs Holman
Tom Upton Mr.. Johnston Angelica. Mrs Hughes
NATIONAL THEATRE CHATHAL sTREEr.-rHE
Sole Lessee, Proprietor, and Manager, A. H. Purdy.
Performance At and In the evening
MONDAY EVENING AND EVERY WEDNESDAY AND
SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
The great original drama Of
UNCLE TOMS CABIN,
As performed at the house since the 18th ofast
July.
Uncle Tom.
ST. Claire. u noWo
Gumpton Cute. a. osone
inward
Fletcher. M. q. W. L. Fox Mrs Bird Mrs W. O. Jones
Hsrris. . . Mr. J. J. Prior Eliza. Mrs. J. Prior
1870. - M N. b. Clarke Classy. -. Mrs Bannster
Wifson ~ . Mr.. Toulmin Ophelia -. Mrs. Meyers
Psrry.......... M L. Fox Lmmsiine.' Miss Barber
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-06

John W. SOMERINDYKE AUCTIONEER, STORE
~ No. Spruce sreet-Constables sale Of furniture
tue Of several large stock Of furntur
corner stands washand bedstead table
marble TOP bureaus easy chairs rockers cots lounges
lounge BEDS great variety Of clocks looking glasses cribs
trundle bedsteads also pieces Of broatee tow hair
lumber, &C., &c., the stock Of manufactory
JOHN w. SOMERINDYkE, Constable
John W. SOMERINDYKE, AUCTIONEER STORE
- No II Spruce streetConstable's sale OF horses on
tuesday March at Goulds stables, Of Twenty
second street and seventh avenue at II O'clock by
Of an execution four valuable horses suitable for Kind
OF work JOHN w. SOMERINDYKE Constable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-06

UcTION NOTICE-SAML OsGOoD, AUCTIONEER,
"A will sail 1t his sales rooms q Nassau street near Full
large and Of handsome household furn
ture &c., DC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-06

MRS. BREWSTER RETURNS THANKS TO Hpp MI
M merous friends for their liberal patronage herstocs
and takes tins OF Informing them that she IN
wish her services in sstrooy love and law nattsrs
preng dresms &C. BY books and scfenc oonetsnfi1 rS
on BY Napoleon, telling the name Of the fody or
they viii marry Also the names OF her viAtsr viii jo vS
TO call they will not long have a. orrnrt
Bowery. ladies' 81; gents, 81 60 1907 W
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-06

NOR sAvANNAH-FARE REDUCED--THE NEW AND
IL splendid sidewheel steamship KEYSTONE STATE
Captain Hardie, carrying tho United States mall will
leave Philadelphia for Savannah Wednesday March
At loo'clock from the wharf above Pine street
speed and strength and
and convenience Of psssengere THIS ship
Fare from Philadelphia, 500 STORAGE 81 The STATE or
Agents In Philadelphia, HERON MARTIN, SIX North
Wharves. in Savannah, G. A. l. Lamar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-06

CEO. CHRIsTY 4 WOODS MINsTRELS, NO. ~
u Broadway perform every evening Tickets, % cents
Doors oyen Ga CONNIE ut IL O'Clock.
This company has 8nneeton With any other
II. WOOD, Business Manager.
GEORGE CHRISTY, Stage Manager
CARp-George Christy, well known for the last twelve
wears in with Ethiopian Mnstrclsy takes this
method the public that he has formed s0part
Broadway which place he will appear every evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-06

BROADWAY THEATRE.-MR FORREST HAVING
kindly postponed his appearance until Monday nsxt.
March 10 the great sbakspeArean Spectacle trum-
phAntly played for month this theatre will 81 the
sqaes. o. the public DO repeated every night during the
MONDAY, March 9, win be performed for the twenty
nth tine At this theatre shaksares famed comedy ana
great fairy spectacle Of -
A MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM
With the whole Of Mendelssohn's muse
The scenic Illustrations entirely new painted BY Mr. G.
Heister and HIS asstants The by M Wallis
The dscorations banners and appointments n Wallis
The machinery by Mr. John furxe The ballet produced
under the direction Of Pile Leader music srrsnsed
and adapted by M Meyer produced under the direction
Of Mr.. Roberts.
CAsr DRAMArI TALENT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-06

UCTION NOTICE.-THOS. BELL AUcTI0NEER.--
"A BY W Insrshsn nTus.day, q 10Y oclocL in t the
CANT household furniture Of the best In good
per. Also various other articles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-06

w r. FISH FROM LONDON, THEATRICAL AND
characterstie wig maker $50 Pearl street. four deere
from Broadway Amateur performances ATTENDED. Wieo
lent on private PARTIES and fancy drcs1
balls N B-Country theatrcas supplied short notice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-06

A SUIT OF ROOMS ON THE SECOND FLOOR. FRONT,
"A furnished Will be let With full board TO
and children also two single rooms,
for gentlemen class house No. 43 West Twenty
None but parties Of the first respectsby
need apply
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-06

EOR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA-UNITED STATES
u Nail Hne.-The new and splendid steamship ALA.
BAMA, Geo r. schenck, will leave Wednesday, March
6th at O'clock NJ from pier No. North rvef Apply
to- SAMUEL L. MTCHILLs No. 10 Broadway.
The Augusta. Thos. Lyon will leave Saturday March
II ThroSgh fckets from New York V Jacksonville Ssi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-06

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-TRAINS DAILY
! Ii from Chambers street for Albany and Troy
Express train M-Through In four hours connecting
with trains reaching Buffalo Montreal 10
evening.
Nail train, A. M-Through way trains at IL NJ ana =
Express train, Immigrant train 6P.M For larry
town, 1870 n. For Peekskil $50 p NJ For Pouahkapse
49,! NJ and ~ pssssngsrs taken az Chambers
Sunday trains from Canal street, NJ for Albany
and Troy stopping At all way stations.
EDMUND FRENCH, SuperintendontL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-06

DR. WARD, CONSULTING PHYSICIAN FROM rHr
~ university OF EdinburE be consulted with eerte.
" as usual romSA NJ TIL eP M AZ lis olS sstsSiisSci
once, NO ~ Canal street, one door from Broadway
nR. COOPER, II DUANE STREET NAV m c3,7-
s,..sa Dr would solicit thess In
~ three years be eaa give entire satiuAstisn. WV
Ok. JOHNSON, 10 DUANE STRE1T nay m 001
~ suited ccnfdentially. DR. d regularly siusSxSS
swsnty-two years. Hours frsn An, eeP. r.
DR. C0nBxTT, OF NO. 10 DUANE STREET. NAV An
oonsussd with tcnndsnce % his trsAtmenA 7VonSv.
maHens csrs: B.Dr member u the M Ycrk
M lamont, PARIS AND LONDON PUYMcI1 "
Of Broadway, from II A. y. m p n ~ ncI In q
dSus STOW Mss-NW -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-06
HOTELS.

A sTROLoGY AND PHYsIoGNoMY-THH cHLrnp -
"A ted D.stsr ssymsn swsds BY birch saa b con-
yites calculated for ladies and gentlemen Hs redsn
175 Chambers street, near GrssSwioh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-06

Price, and Miss Josephine.
For description OF grand scenic lustrations moving pan
oramc views and mechanical ohangs ballet dances
and vocal and instrumental music, bs Of the day.
To commence with
NY YOUNG WIFE AND MY OLD UMBRELLA
Begin ut
B-The box book for Mr. FORESTS Win be
opened on Saturday morning. at ~ O'clock
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MEDICAL.

nR RALPH..HouRs Of. OFFICE coNsUIrxTToSs
- from to IL A. NJ, and 20 p $500 "a W.
o43 Houston street, Wooster. - -s'rs Ss.sSys
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captivating tale ough, be by gems
ration of novel readers"
I FITCH RITCHIEs NEW NOvEL-Published
IL this morning,
wEARYFooT COMMON
IugA. % be resd BY ,he ea,i.e gen :.

By LEfTcH RIrcHTE
Author Of Robber Of the Rhine &c. Price S7 cents
This fvorie writer has appeared before The reading
public place under siR further obssons "esYioo
Common work Of the highest merit skingy ir-ssinsve ]"
and rich profound thought and
noble 1t exhibits the experience and the vision OF one
studied with determination TO penetrate m
OF the philosopher
and the artist The from the first the iss
eowd,d with incident while entertained
with many shrewd eloqen< thought TO illustrate useful
praetea moral ncucated WIKI peculiar 10 this author IL
o.ese the rare quality Of novelty and forces admire he
writer's sk in the weaving OF plot and mastery
,ou.r IN drawing natural while still find the
charm Of style which Characteristic Of this delight
m writer The will be read with avdiy by the authors
e,ou admirers and prove the striking and attractive
novel Of the season.
Cb.1r How the Hero Forces Himself into Story; H. Life
in Simple Lodge; Ill Wesyfoot Eneute Consequences
w. Thrown Out Window; " In which the Scene
Changes; VI Life Of the Studio; VII Fortunes Of Portrait
Painter VIII Grsnd Doines WesTyoo, k Being Chapter Of
Documents X Theory and Praciee XII Another Offer Of Mar
rage; Important Project; Kill Surprise; XIV. The
Play Curtain XIV Secrets Of the Study XVI The Old
New; XVII Conprscy XVIII Travels Of Dis
eovery; XIX Double Separation; Xxx. Doughty Deeds XXI
The Letter; XXI In which the Dn0uement Comes
q Last.
Published by sTRiNGER TOWNSEND'
No. 222 Broadway.
m ks.lIer al deale
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Great Book by Great Author.
VNUF PILGRIMS OF WALSINGHAM AM
Il ARonAScE MIDDLE AGss
From the accomplished pen Of Agnes STRICKLAND

Great Book by Great Author
VJNHE PILGRIMS OF WALSIN HAM
ARoMAScE MIDDLE AGss
From the accomplished pen Of Agnes STRICKLAND
Large limo. pp. 40 Price 81
Hear what the press says Of this great work:
I'VE writer who what may be termed the mise
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Ds ber passing actually before
% ewes IN. Foeou professions the splendid and the
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with bsnch OF his'ones ron 10 .ns d
Monreet the facilities OF access that she has hsd 70 al me
~ be baers OF her fotous well her biographies life
like aspect which render the former as pofats ALMOST a.
valuable the latter WIN hes doooe All % IS M
slburh we know efforts at time made TO dis
he attempting works Of tins s9f no eeI PROOF can can
t.ned her from congena than the romance
hs above title sbounds 10 incidents OF the
most and perhaps most faithful rehecton OF
The d and manners the epoch which the story was laid than
spy MODERN WORK of a similar character" IN T. Herald
The oye extract from elaborate review in The
Herald OF the 9th inst
Tb writings Of this remind Of those bouquets in which
ripe and oihe grains are blended wth INC mos peAu
mi eowe happily mngle instruction with amusement
This the best OF her many chennns wo A as.1y h
the interesting episodes Of the history oi
visit of be great EMPEROR JnHe 10 IN. rS % , ne eyeV
page heartily sorry when the merry party
charming book! Full of profounde interest yet not
on prurient idea You VIII sooner
ind ds upon the very lily than an n sentence
M sieLands syle is easy graceful and sparkling; and her
sentiments are always and pure This is perfectly
tonable novel place in the hands OF the young c
Mis-. Strickland has sdeepy interesting and highly nsiruc
tive hok which we commend earnestly would be
'''H''' ''' u 'Ae ''"' lssvannah Georgian.
But we cannot multiply The voice Of the periodical
is unanimous.
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