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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-17

CTATE or NEW YORK. SECRErARY'S OFFICE
y Albany, August 10. 1884 TO the sheriff of the
the General Election to be held in this Stste this
Tuesday succeeding tho first Moncay Of November next
the following officers ere to be eiectec, TO witt
AGo~ernor, in the paso Of Eoratio Seymour;
A Lieutenant Governor in tho place Of Sanford E.
Church;
Canal Commissioner IN the place of Henry Fsshush;
An Inspector Of State Prisons, in the place of Henry
Storms;
All whose forms Of Office viii expire on the last day Of
December next.
ARepresentative in the Thirty fourth Congress of the
United States for tAe Third Congressional dstrct COM
pcsod Of tho First, Second, Th,rd Fifth ana Eighth
arcs tho city Of New York. for tho Fourth District
composed of the FOURTH sixth, Tenth snd Fourteenth
wards Of the city Of Ne. York for the Fifth district,
YORK. and the city of Williamsburg, in Kings county for
the i1h district posed OF the Eleventh, Fifteenth
district composed of tho Ninth tee1th and Twentieth
waras In New York; and for the Eighth district COM
posod of the Twelfth Eighteenth and Nineteenth wards
County officers also to be elected for said county,:
Sixteen Members OF Assembly;
Surrogate in the place Of Alexander W. Bradford;
A Recorder, in the place Of Francis Tllou;
City Judge in the place ct Welcome Il, Bcc6e;
A MAY or, in tho place Of Jacob A. weetervet;
A Register, In the place OF Garrett Dyckm.n;
ACommissoner OF streets and Lamps, in tho place of
George G. ela.er. who was appointed to fill vacancy
arrsd y the RESIGNATION . q Henry aseuaia'
f Daniel W. Ularac, who apponted 10 ill vacancy
csafed by the deash Of John AcGrath;
Two Governors Of tho Aim house in the place OF Gus
a. Conoyer and William Pinkucy, appointed 70 GIL
sscaa cies; &C.,.
Dsiric. Attorney, in the place OF Lorenzo D. shep
4rc who was appointed 10 fill vacancy occaBioned by
Tho death OF Nethanicl B. Blunt;
Civil Jus tice ana Police Justice for the Seventh Ju
iicIaI District composed OF tho Twelfth, Nnetcenth
rdics Justice Tor this Eighth Judicial District, COM
oosed of the Sixteenth and Twentieth wards Yours,
4 W. IEAvENwoRT1l, Secretary Of ssats
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

Vot 7. VI
BRTapsIrYrs Flour dun and b avy with sales 1T
s,ec0 Dbs --ordips ~ TO choice State ss IS 31K
xed 70 fspcy Western at ~ rs IS 82h; ~ira extra
weesrr and Genssse at - 10 $40 2b l2o bos super
nn. Canadian, ic rood at ~ rs q " s7ks and 1870
bhs sorthfrr ct ~ rs CO. with 40 bbls yersey
mel 81 ~ STk; ard 900 cbs. RrsnAJvins DO II ~ SIX
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Nc LEVY, FRANCE KELLEY, Secretaries.

v1NIlTRTEESTa WARD DLMOcRATIC REPUBls CAN
Il Iegular Nomination Alta meeting OF the del>ssse~
CT the Thirty fourth district OF the Thirteeuh ward hsd
ut The Oriental Hoie Of nidgs and Grand Streets
on Mepday evening, October 49, Mr. Jamss Carroll vas
crled tho chair aud Norris crano appointed secreta
~. UI tho 1rst ballot cl ~Ard Mcconnell was unan
uaopsy nominated o. candidate for Councilman for said
c.ssrlct JAMI5 CARROLL, Charman.
NOME CT Avn. sec'y. 49, Il !. -a--- ~
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INSTRUCTION.


DRAWING "A LADY or HIGH ARvIsTIC ATTAIN
Il ments drawing and pcrtraituro desires class 10
lao es' seminary, either IN New York Brooxlyn
would tend pupils at their residence. Address +. ".
box ST. Pest Office.
E,ENCING ROOM TIKI ART OF FENCING AT ALL
II times regarded the most beautiful and nobls
exercise TO which youth could abandon develops
the FORMS acquires grace and suppensss snd
redesses the defects Of tho FORM forides and repairs
the delicate constitution, and its performance offers
most attractive spectacle Large ant spacious hall II
At prfent open at 76s Broadway to receive all pupils
that would fosl DESTROYS to osrn fencing, boadsword
and the exercise pistol CELERY also exists In the
hall, for the public. Inquire for Mr.. servAkus
I-RFECE, GERMAN AND ENGLISH LANGU AGE5.
IL 4SS Broadway, Droome street The subscriber,
favorably known in this city for number Of years past
for his professional competency continues 70 devote his
whole time to i1npart instruction in the above
eusscs he passed, in Europe the great govern a,sns
examinations. E TELLERISG.
gJyO PARENTS AND THOSE AWARE OF THE ADV AN.
tsgo Of having resident teacher.-fho advertiser
oass TO gyo instruction on AID the Of her plan,
forte compensate for her board &C. Tuition In tina
tpgsh and French languages preferred. Address post
paid A. L. G., Herald Office.
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r6yBlRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT The NATION.
oil Democrats Convention Of this district met pnr
suart to sdouI Mt Monday evening, Ieth inst AZ
40 ye,cy street On the third ballot George Dewitt
Clinton Of the Third Ward received eighteen votes-cn
notion the nomination declared unanimous
inniitsoe consisting Of one delegate inm each ward
vas appointed notify Mr. Clinton Of his nou alton
IL was espyed that the proceedings Of this convention
be published in the Herald and National Deme GRAFT Az
ter which the convention adjourned
- r PROBSr, Chairman
NJ q Irvy FRANCE KELLEY. secretaries.
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TursRDCkB OOMPLsT& wORKS-THK nix III
d volume Of Jeferrrpr wo.ts (uss cosrss OF qua
hcattsn,) Is r~.d, this q suisx Pdss slte.
RIKER Z3Of MIA 70 iza Falsou street
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En Onn sEa AIRS, or CHOICE BaANns, ~
ttU.OUO psricr o4d brsodsse, ssaes, hn~u<
gl, Sohsedsm achnsppa, yenuue London 90 III 4 gtq,
French oordnis syrups, 30 a. superior Eass tadis
fa,e ns, scotch si-- Lonnnn aud uvbtn csrtor sc
brown stcut IN "a pcrss ssd,tssn for ssriy Ar
pg :, Wa. u UNl,EkAn4s 4So Esoous street, oorne5
o. Crosby. y. y, s.s8,sss ,..t.-..s $500.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-17

Thia exh bis RANT contrsc lou in the line OF
discounts snd deposits he osfss to have taken
hold Of the matter IN 10 wssk the regular
liscsunt line rsoueed nearly three millions Of
dollars Ii for past rscS, ths report OF
the KneScroccisr Bank left out THIS sccoants
fos portion Of the large 8ecrsss Discounts and de-
posits A comrarsor Of tho Tsturas tor thu past
with thoss for the wesN previous decrease In dis
counts ef 761 $50 IN De os 81 la ois, In crcala
kea s3s4 304 increase In specie on hand OF teH
&C., The ~nu last wrck reported as fol
bu:-Loacs s5o7 l4s, .yccie sa3 ols crcu alto, $751;
1o4, dcposits secs POO 1h-ss lite al deducted
IRON the aggregates this week. which reduces the
mont IN esch department thar 1t otherwise would
have been
Jhs Cumberland Asnos Journal o. the 18th insfaat
svss the fellow ng secouSt Of coal trade for tho week
prsvisus;--
During The week ending October 10 thero were tsns
ported the Comoerspd q al eai Iron Conway =
RAIoAd 49ss IS tons 81 coal and over the aount "a
vAee EompsnJs s,roAa 4o3s tons, masiog al avs
raSs q oo8 - from he rcstburg r~gon for the
week The whole amount foe rbe sspn ID "a 6pi -
the ssas ZINE 0, ,s the 0ssT, sr s7s OF
tsua m krg the whole from the we-terupor region,
Tor the week, 3 ,s7s o. tons
Total from all for the vok 1857 05 toas,
and since Isl OF ast sst oi5 10 tons OF VII
372oz8 Trans oftsd over the ia umore aei
Ohio Rarosd ana lls 10 c5 De onoei the Chesapeake
and Ohis Canal.
mo Uncap matt Gd<stts prsssots the follow ng proposi
Mon fer arrangement betwer the oanss and bankers
az Ohio and Kentucky. viii vie TO secure saosy Of
unYresey It been ADOPTED ~ the former, aud Ia
spppssed will be accepted BY the iett-r:-
Wh,ses In view ef the present stringent condition Of
the money market 10 Cioeinnsn ana unoagaoas sa'
west IL Gss been suggested tina; 40 sraneemrp De 90
as~ss into bot bs asa nsnkers OF tnis cry
ana Iousve aud the bsphs Of Ono, hentuosy. STATE
BAnhs az Indiana aud Whsslinz, Va whereby lto SOME
Nxtont at leas) relief be sforued and the inter
este ofau parties cos ~dtr ed-- .
Oh tire part Of the banks aoovenamed, IL "a propoaoc
E,rt tbet discoupt At q los rste utorost, say -
Ee.srs fgr he ssyen1 k~Eks and BANNERS x Cao'nnAp
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INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE FOR COMMISSIONER on
u Streets and Lamps, JOSEPH f. EBLING.

MIR. EDITOR:--MY ATTENTION HAS BEEN CALLED
lu to card in Sundays Herald over toe signature
Of ~ NcNuty NJ. D., /" In which my n,min alton
Independent candidate for Aldcrnau Is regulated AMI
In which the H. D. declines the nomination r Inspector
of Election ard INDUCES in sarcastic remarks upon
my nomination. In references to the nomination Of
MeNulty oil that haSc to say il that bis nomination
was made without any agerc y on nv pst and had ny
wkhes been consulted his nase would not have been
upon the ticket for any sHce at least not until my
name had Grnt heen taten of. hase Understood that
the OF NcNulty 6rst prorosei as q candidate
tor Constable and suppose that he fees chssrned at
not receiving nomination for that Office Of trust and
profit, and hocce the display Of lfcsling he exhibits
towards In conclusion will add that have been
plncec in nmioa,ion for Alderman Of the Third
nv the Partially Of the citizens Of tho ward who regard
party nominations with dsfayos without solicitation
ny part AID elect Cd shall discharge the duties ap.
pertain 10 the Office honesty, fearosy, and 10
beat Of my humble capacity Respectfully,
Is AC A. BL supFIr, III Greenwich staest
Nav York Ort. 16. lo64
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MOsEY A X q r.

MONDAY, 0,t 10 --6P.M.
Tho stccN ms het oososs very ouoysat this morning,
With cons HE .civ tran actions here was an
improvement n near every stock so d an nstics
good many purehaes Sellers optton At the 6rss board
FIRE Bouds, 1871. sdv.posd IA psr Iaooms q
Illinois Central Bcnds N-~ York atrial Beads *;
Canton Co a; O evelasA and % edo Rslrosd Mich,.
gan Rsdrosa Vi tri- Es,ieosi l. The rise In trie ran
rsaa ssocx c.s,ed oaoedy by he chsrs,ter OF
The report mad ,, the ttss of rveisstion. The
GALES were not unusually large fact Indicating ncreas
Ing confidence Ia t1 stoas on the part OF holders.
Reading Rsircsd da-e not nova as the pras
porous position Of he mpsey in anticipst
ing. We undsrstsnd the1s i some LIT disssrcsment
between the differ ot.rss resented By the board
Of Director srs,n1 10 a.osg mens or rathsr the
prcaiaent Of the eo1p,oy asqls1tani At issue had
nothing III veIess Of the road. Tho
Improvement raros, bseos % day was general II
wss expected thar Eric bosds would ad.
vance, but II ex'scos, '" "'hsrs aud Of decided
character. IL viii doup,ie sustained. The market
tho whose Wa much b-t he and closed with an up.
ward tendency.
After the adjourn ~spt IT the board, the following
saiss Of bon-s and -'oc WEIR msde by A Nicosy-
1000 New Jersey .o'rs g, lat mort :. w
6,00e Coving'op Lxpstou x 66h
sOee Ohio and M'-ss.op' R,2inors :. :. ssh
$4,000 Cleveland son "A rorg 49,, CJnv rs
II loo sEares Union hspufins 20 NUrwah, Conn 100
30 " Howard F,r-t -lr.u Cocoon. 1851
20 g AsoF iost C1........... 81
so Lsrox Fire It-atsnos C1............ so
SO fnirnn Fro tn,ur To ........ go
so Farmers 40 u ,geus' 8ank Of L.. l. so
100 g Ola
Simeon nrnptr's seu " eel ss'c OF bonds and stocks
viii tale pscs at tho r. h.oto' Exchange to morroy
afternoon, ii hair psst !. o'eec<.
Tho warrants ent<r.i &C the Treasury Department,
Warrington, On Tho 7ath int. .oIo;--
For the REDEEM ion OF = Oh ............. &S4T3 50
For paying other hSIsnrs o-bts............ Clio 81
Tor the Customs .............. 81 4ST 80
Covered into tho ressury rrnm C1srons 2,552 81
For WEI pepsr n,eut NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 49, cir 81
For the Navy les armeDl ............. 50 231 ST
For paying 10 this Nav D~partus at. 1874 43
For the Inter Tor Departs1ct ....... 6,572 46
The redemption ~ ths pu nlis dc,! at the Treasury
Department Washington for tue week eadiug Satur
day foilsws:-Lo.s Of 1912, so 900, do. 1s46
5000 do. 1s47, si2,2 do. Is4s, $s6oo-rotal,
3l2e ESQ.
Tho alise xed statement hios tho average daily
diton or the lcsoilg pertinent of the banks OF this
city Toe the week ending atnIdsy morning, Oct
II, 1854
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JyOrEl. ON THE EUROPEAN STYLE, FOR Bale
III n n rear Brood So, ooing . good trade. Or
r,u Ike 10 Gse Festismap furnished recon, sra-
70 usly, and good bonus with per cent 1ser
o. for lean 81 $780, ~th mortgage hStares ~ort6
d 20 apply 70 H0wEs q CO., 81 Nassau ssSset.
eson Ne. I. aH sE
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FALL FLA sIuONs.

DEAvER AND STRAW BONNETS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS
ID ard feathers for cashrhe attention Of cash pur-
chasers is solicited to stock Of beaver felt and straw
bonnet ostrich and marabout feathera bonnet ribbons
french Aowers- HOMER KETCSUM, Nos. "a and
90 John street, corner Of William. 81
TsJOsKs AND TAIHAs.--MOIYNEUX BILL. IS l.
~ ral street. informs tie La lies that In sto u 10
complete inspection will be found to contain
menfs antique, satin and velvet trimmed With
the richest and mnst exquisite pushes that hsye been
imported this his universally Acknowledged g,oi
ate In the nanufacture Of his garnsl Is guar
the ladies' that they viii bs repaid BY maxi visit
to his establishment.
r AIDES FUR WARESOUs sc, Gao BROADWAY. EE
i tween Amity and Fourth streets F landry has
for inspection elegant stock of furs not to b
eurpa ssed either for beauty quality Orders strictly
fulfilled. All articles warranted Prces moierate aud
to suit nu classes
T AIDES WINTER CIOAKs UNDER Cosr-rHE
aces Of New York will end at Genin . Bazaar lot
OF hrso hundred superb cioakA Of velvet silk and CLOTH
Of the newest Styles which have been purchased
remarkably cheap at en- assgnees sale and viii Be dis
i tho OF .Ss
that they win go of with great rap iity ladies who de-
sire .wider field for sslsetion should CAL to day. =
GENIN's Bazaar. si3 Broadway, ST. Nicholas b.
NrApAM HARRIS & son, 57i BROADWAY, BEG
IVA leave TO announce to the public and their ruu,er
that their stock OF magnificent aud
quaed american and Hudson Bay furs Ia on and
that their 10 90 impcrtatons enable them to sell at
lower prices tha. asy otLor house in the city.
NEW YORK FUR COMPANY, NO 4ol BROADWAY,
IN hgs leave 10 announce to their friends ana the
public That they have opened most superb assortment
OF fancy furs for oies ana shdren strspgers would
do well to examine stock before purchasing sise
where. They manufactured BY ourselves sad sold
OF extremely low Prices, B-Olo furs rented and
exchanged ON most reasonable terms
BERzSZ q NEWMAN.
401 Broadway corner Walker street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-17

yoIDRrDGEs H0rT1, 76a BH0 sDWAY, O0RNFE
of Cliptcr place, conducted on the European SIAN
.rs Great Inducements 70 families individuals vsh
Il hebdsJreiy furnished sno ssstiy kept rooms with
ssthou, board, " public or private rooms Location
&c .rrai healthy and fashionable
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RESlwgb ssEaY uAY.


A TTFN1IrN, DEMOCR Is l-I0uN AoGRATH, TUE
~ oply regular democratic candidate Lominstef for
Police Justice OF the Fcur,b, Sx,h, AND F,urteenth
wards meeting az all r~rseus friendl, 70 the
election of the nantd capddst. will be held at w.
y Powers Montgomery Hall, no 76 PrDco street, on
Thursday evening" the 10Th instant at ~ o'cio Se
yo,ni gentlemen will be present and address tho meeting
amongst whom will he rho candidate him-elf. Tho
labcrng portion Of tie oistrc especially iovsd.
By o'cer OF the committee JOHN DHYER, Chairman
WILLIAM DgI4AC,, Secretary.
TSICHvH .wARD-UNloN AND HsRMOSY -
IL ate meeting Of the smocratic Eepubljcsn Nom.
i,g Committee for charter officers IL the Eighth ward
held Oetoter 49, the following nominations were unaui
nonsy SgreeS to-
For Atsesso r-Ieaac kavlsr
rr..., Richard A. Chambers,
i"i N"bs'As' .brAbam Moses.
For Comrpikssloner Of Common >chools-Isasc Philips
For Inspector of 90 Or. stephen Easbrouek.
David A. Fowler,
john X. Wbelpsy,
h"i Aun'cos Albert Snnith,
allen JoIie.
FRANCS FLEET, Chairman Nominating Committes
r. W. s. BoNsAII, a........
MAURICE HARRrGAy,
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IrIFTTENrH ASSEMBLY DIsTRICr.-AT A MEETING
il Of the Wbig Nominating Convention, held st Kinks
kotel Of Third and xsh street Octobsr
IS, G. Williams unanimously minated the
candidate for Assembly tho Fifteenth district Of the
city Of Now York. CHARLES JOHNSON, Chairman.
} d Y. SoMNERs Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-17

FIFTY SIXTH COUNCIL DISTRICT AT A MEETING
" o. tho National Democratic Nominating Committee,
hold Of VIM O'lcEDens Of 1weuTieth street aud
Third avenue the 10th lost In compliance with the
call Of tie Spyveesnt Institute General ION ttce john
Mott ,eceved the unsnpous vote Of the ittec and
duly nominated for Gcur Gilman Of said district
VIM, PEAESAII, Chairman.
WV II GREEN, Secretary,
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TUFTH ASSEMBLY, DISTRICT, SEVENTH wARD.--Ar
n amaetng Of the Democratic Nominating Co1ven-
ton held at KDckerbockcr House OF Division
and Gouverneur fstreets Oct. 10, Ed ziu L. Smith
unanimously nominated tho candidate for Assembly
for the Fifth IAtrict OF tho city OF New York:
DANIEL McG ARRAY, Chairman.
JAMES BROWN Sec'y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-17

DLACK CHANT,ILY LACE III OUNCES FOR DIRE sE,3
ID and saaD1l4s-a frcsh assortmont st the msnufas.
turers depot Of Brussels and Cb anty lsces 500 Bro id
way Alo, Slack veils from twelve to atty dollars.
JULES pElCRCIx,
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DRY GOODS, &C.

OO1 BRoADwAY-C0STLY IMPORTED FLOWER
OO( in punches, feathers in plumes, coifeuree d
bal bridal wrcsshs and bouquets in beautiful variety
Mourning Covers abundant and In fruis and leave
for fancy baskets; assortmon epdlees JAMES TUCK
ER, 3s7 Broadway, up Stair, between White and Waks
streets. N
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ID ALLEGATION MEETING THIRD waRD.--TdE CT.
III tiers OF tie Thi:i ward ia favor OF ndey anient
nominations and inc ependen nep, opp ,sed TO the
uptons practised at primary elections, requested
to assemble at IS Dey street. Wedr esday evening"
october 49, at Ia o'socf ?. M TO ratify the noni.na
lions OF John n Gepin for Mayor, Col Wm Graniu for
Cor gres man, 1hrd Congressional Mtrict, Isaac A.
Hsuvelt fer Alderman, Reuben Pcrryfor Counclmao
seba H. Bogart for Assessor, &c Eminent speakers
expected to be present to address the meeting.
BENJAMIN G. Ba0HHa, Chairman
W. J. HOOKER, Secretary.
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ITO PHIANTHRCPlsTS AND KERCHANrS-A YOUNG
II lawyer. having lost Ill the means he had Ia .
cent business Transaction il DESTROYS Of going West with
his wife. 10 feft]s lie warts $500, for which b. si0
give hs motto, and Testimonials from tbs first Of
New York hs honotty and business qusliacasons.
Merchants having collections to make In tho West viii
have thorn promptly attended 70 II oonddsd TO ham.
Address T. O Herald Office.
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CEyENTH WAED--THE FRIENDS or WILLIAM
- Oshca earnestly requested to meet In this
evening DC! IL at ~ O'Clock, 1t Rutgers slip corner
Water srecI, according to resolution NJ late meeting.
GEORGE Il. DOTIIN4, Charntn-
GEORGE II. IyTs, Secretary.
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II ORSFS FOR SArE-A HANDSOME SEVEN We.
n old Vermont mare, fifteen hancs high, warranted
eound and kind in harness. trot mile In mtsa
handsome bay horse ftesn hands hgh, warranted 70
trot In three minutes or NO sale Also hsnhso
shifting top wagon ths whole Of which will sd very
cheap g the ewrsr 10 In want Of money. Can DO
eedgwcks livery stable, Nos and 10 Hoyt street. near
Yulton avenue brooklyn ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-17

CIUNP CANDIDATES FOR POLITICAL PRINTING =
- OLIVER D. OTIIER, 90 Deeknsn street; platform,
meat. Quick eheap' te@
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HORSES. CARRIAGES, sc.

A STABLE CONTAINING ROOM FOR FOUR KS,
"A with coach hourc, TO let Apply at 80 st Marks
place. Eighth street. ANesn
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H0RsEs.-NEw YORK TATlERsALLs, Sixth we
II nuo, corper Of Thirty .ninta street. Will b. colt
st aucton this day, 18th, twenty horses Ia pairs and
single, including ons pair bay carriage horses par
black ponies thirteen hands high fAst travellers. aad
both vel broke to the saddle; slso fast horse,
and harness. thu property Of gentleman leaving town
Also double and sipgle harness. blankets s 5Aio post
tive, and viii c<mmerce at IL o'clock.
GEORGE CI4kMKNS, Aucsioaecr.
Gal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-17

AFTCE OF THE NEW YORK GAs LIGHT CONT NY,
~ October g. 1e54--Tbe PRESIDENT and directors have
this day declared dividend Of FIVE pcr csnt the capt
tai stock Of this company fer tho months ending LIST
Of august last payable to the stockholders and ter
Wdpesosy the lHt Move noIt. The transfer book
will be closed from the 26th inst until that date
Bv orcer. G L. EyEdITT. Secretary,
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simeon nrnptrs seui eel ss'c OF bonds and stocks
viii tale place At tho h.oto' iAchango to moro
Afternoon At hair psst l. o'.pc<.
Tho warrants entr-i et tne Treasury Department,
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M ADAM RUrTKAI KO%UTH, NO. la0 NINTH
M Srcet three doors west OF Broaiwav, has m hand,
and rs constantly receiving fos Paris choice ssisco1
o. sces msDtas In lace, h-addrcsses o. lace, 10 T.,
TO which she begs leave TO invite tho attention OF tho
A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-17

MONEY ADVANCED ON HOUsEHt Id FURNITURE
Vl Pianofortes, watches diamonds, silver ware gurs
prtols, DAucAi Instruments and personal propcty GO
neray are boaght for tho highest cash price For
TO pay advances apply to
McCAFFRAY 4 WALTERS, &c Catherine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-17

nANCING-NOaE NEW CLAsSES-I. DE BIZ oOKE5
IL 36l Brocms street, is forming several new
classes, II nmsnce Immediately All the f4sh 70 .bls
dspcss taught lessons Psiv.ta lessons
ut various hours, soirees Wednesday nights
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-17

L,oR sALE--A PAIR OF GARBAGE HoRsEs sOUy1
IT hind. and gentle every way. Alao . han ssns
caeche oarrsgc and set Of stivar mounted csrrisge
harness, all n complete orcsr with blankets
ner Innings, &c. Can b. at private stsbe M 10
East twenty seventh street. bet~esn Fifth and Msson
avenues, before 10 AN or after APM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-17

IrOR sAIE-rwO PAIRS OF VERY STYLISH o,s.
riage orscs about sixtsen hands high Color bay
and stnut long tails six and old sSan
kind Aud very emo travellers One pair trot milo
inside Of four minutes One herse in pair dn-
der the saddle Will BE- sod low. All raised In ver
A pply st the Office Of Earlo's Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-17

DRIvArE EVENING CLASSES IN DANCING, FOR
t lsdies and gentlemen, a. COO Broadway. Claases
for begipns and for thcse who s,ne what ad
vspced Each pupil instructed separately Circulars
be bad and applications TO be made At 2!& 8ow.ry
In the bookstore. X BuRNYON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-17

CARRIAGES. AN ASSORTMENT, COMPETING
~ coaches barouches two aud thrcs eest r,cka~Ays,
byets, top wagons, nc always On hand, OF orr owz
maDufscturs for sale st the lowest rates. at
tory and factory Nos a. ~ and q Woos street.
Canal street and Broadway