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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-06

ESOR HAVRE.-The new A ! fast sail .NRsA
ing American ship CAMBRIA Capt: Perry, it {aAk
loading, will receive prompt Dispatch For freight Of 500 bales
Sotion apply TO .u,.,,,,, -
~ Forp psss.ge, to n board jnnq7
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-06

EH0R LIVERPOOL The staunch we'll IN
A found British bark CHAMPION, Captain Cochraae S4AA
will have prompt dispatch. For freight apply to
j. 7 ROBINSON. Bank Plsre,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-06

TIyOR HAVRE.-The new A / American .,ssSgS
ship GOLCONDA, Capt Colborn, snow loading and
10 j. 2. WHITNEY q CO., Camp
kar Fer passage, apply he Captain anql
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-06

An INTERESTING REL1c.-There has been pre-
sented to Mr.. johnson, at the Agricultural
Rooms, by the Hon. J ohm NJ. Bolts, Of Virginia,
a very interesting relic of ancient times-a
powder horn, on which is very finely engraved
map giving the courses of the Mohawk and Hud-
son rivers, etc, from Albany to Schenectady,
Fort Stanwix, 0swego and Niagara; and from
Albany, by Halfmoou, Saratoga, etc., to Lake
George, Lake Champlain and Ticonderoga The
date engraved on the horn is July 26, 1859
The British coat-of-arms is very finely engraved,
and soldier in uniform and an Indian warrior
The following places are designated with en-
cravings of forts, block houses, etc The names
are given as engraved: 6 From Albany-S Selma
kady, Johnston, Hunter, Stonraby, Fort Henry
Ft. Harkmar, German Flats, Ft. Stanwix, Fit.
Bulls, Canada Creek, Lake Oneida, Rivers
Falsse, Oswego, Lake Ontario, Fort Niagara
Julli 20, 1859 From Albany-Ha Halfmoon, Still
water, Saratoga, Royal Block Hous, Ft Edward,
Lake George, South Bay, Ticonderoga, Lake
Champlain. The coat.of arms, with lion and
unicorn, is very finely drawn; at the bottom :
'sDieu ct Mon Droit " on the shield Honi.
soit~qui-mdlu-Ptens New York is repre-
sented on it also, with shipping, fort and wind
mill The style of the work shows 1t to have
been done by some person skilled in drawing.
brother of Mr.. Bolts obtained this horn from
wood-chopper in woodman's cabin, in the
woods of Virginia, who had received it from his
father. AMI he from his ancestor, who obtained
it from an old soldier in the early wars on our
frontiers. [Albany Journal.
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GEMOd.
TRIESTE
HaHRE.

ENOR HAVRE--The very fast sailing shsge
bark OLIVIA, Captain Spal, loading abovs
will immediate dispatch For freight of 800 baee Cotton
apply to BoGERT WILLIAMS q CO. 80 Camp street mhi8
ElSbR HAVRE-The new A American .ssse
packet ship WORTENSIA, Captain Hathaway, Is &AAaA
loading and will receive immediate dispatch For sicn Of
~ ~ j. P. WHITNEY d co. 81 Camp street.
~ For passage, apply he Captain board mhS
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BALTIMORE.

EOR BAL TIM0R E-The regular IN
packet bark HAMILTON, Captain Driver, having
large portion engaged, will have immediate dPsich
e. a7 Sa1anc " skns pf Gro w. HYEsoN 40 c.mp street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-06

EISOR LIVERPOOL-Th new i sN
IL fast sailing American ship STEPHEN GLOVER, AAxS
Captain BRldey loading and will have
For freight of 5000 bbls Flour apply
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ENOR LlVERP0OL.-The A / fast sail ssssN
III bark OLIVE, Aathony MASTER will nme HAA4S
ste dspae tho greater being For
Of 500 bales Cotton, apply 10
NH J. Rank
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-06
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 6, 1854
sUNDRIESS---sUNDRIES.

TEsALLOW-6 bills Tallow just received and
IL for sale BY 4. DELAeRAyEa Co.. ii Mags.ine Il. NH
EEF-300 barrels Mess and Extra Mess
AH For sale by s.H. KENNEDY a. CO.,
Ifnh1 HTehou nftouIas oA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-06

E1SQR LIVERPo0L.-Th A at Lloyd's aSA
IL Bfii.h ship CHEsTERHOLME, Captain Heard SAAAASS
loading, and will have immediate dispatch. For bsn
freight apply to GIFFNEY LOWELL iIs Common ebl4
ENOR LIVERPOOL. The new Ameri- .sSM
clipper ship BOSTON LIGHT, Captain Smith $AAAg
having nearly s her engnged will immediate dispatch
For treight Of 100 bales Cotton apply
GIFFNEY 4 LOWELL, l1s Common street,
ian9l to GEO. w. HYNSoH, 80 Camp street.
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Cato reused us with the dawn; and we went
out to see the dogs fed, preparatory for the
morning hunt. 1t was, indeed, a magnificent
pack, such as had never seen together before.
Twelve of them were of the same family, and of
great size and power, standing very high upon
their legs, and marked with great uniformity
with black spots, upon a pure white ground
6 Spot,n the sire and leader OF this noble
group, was of pure white body, with a single
black spot in the middle of the forehead-from
which he took his name He was most pow
erful animal, and able to cope with the largest
buck. alone. He was q stag -hound, carefully
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-06

NygHS DEAD CATTLE.--0 dollarSa7 Il
GsAI will be paid for every fresh HORSE E@SE&
sS-S1 or COW delivered at this New Orleans Bsne %G
slack WORKS on Washington Avenue, the
plank read ha yard, fobo1 -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-06

EISOR LIVERPOOL.-Th A fast sail IA
IL ing British ahip LADY sEY afnUR, Captain &AAA-
land j. nov loading and viii have qa,sk Dispatch For bAl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-06

I ElEEF-300 bbls Mess and Extra Mess, land
ID inK and for sale by 8. H. KENNEDY a. CO.,
III nttauiaz 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-06

ESOR NEW YORK The fast sailing ~
brig FL0RANGE LEMUEI., Gage, master, hay. SS33A&f
the greater part Of engaged, will immediate dispatch
For balance Of freight or passsga, apply TO
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.UNNY BAGS-300 bales extra heavy, for
Y u sale to arrive by s.H. KENNEDY d CO,
4z ,.,o.t.
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VOLUME VII
NE.WJ, PORK

EyOR NEW YORK. q Merchants Line.) ~
y Tho remarkably fast sailing packet bark GREY.<&AkS
HOUND, Gulhrnadsar master 10 loading and will
diste dispatch balance freight
apt BOGERT, VILLA M = d Cd 10 Camp ut
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-06

E,'Oh IlVERPODL.-Th A fast sail fi5M
IL ing american packet ship GERMANIA, capsap SAlAkx
Wood, having m0st of her
with early dsaieh for the above port For freight of 1000 bhp
s,hi6 j. H. AsHBRiDsE CO.. ss St. Charles street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-06
ON'S CARD will use no other

TENWO HUNDRED FINE HORSESM
III FOR sALE-pR ELLIOTT, the Gothic Stables XEESl
has hand snd for sale reasonable M
FINE HORSES. which several Fine
orsss HbRsers would do well to call the
WHUHiIG STABLES running Psrdido strset
before pulcahsiag elsewhere
mh9N DR. ELICIT. yeterinary sur1son
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the riyer-what q track it must be the big
buck I shall lose Black Terror Come ahead,
and let's cut him off before he gets there, if we
kill our horses!s And away he dashed through
the wood.
/ followed as fast as possible, and such ride
as that was! Through vine matted thickets.
over the dead trees, leaping at break-neck speed
the wide lagoons-away away we clattered,
foaming through the dense swamp like wild men
possessed of demons.
AT length we burst upon open ground, and
Jack gave yell that would have walked the
dead ss Too late! too latel the Big Buck,
by Old Bell l-mouthi he'll take the river
jacks yell had slightly startled the buck,
which was making for the river, along the bank
of wide lagoon. He turned sharp, and at
tempted to leap the lagoon, he disappears, on
we rush, at mad speed but Jack knows what
he is about, and his horse too, while my mare
leaps. Plump, we land in the middle OF the la
goon, followed By a roarof laughter rom Jack
s. Next time, shoot farther forward, You
please, old boyln
But it was no joking matter to me---we had
landed in a quieksand. looked around with
an Expression of terror at JACK. for i felt my
mare rapidly sinking under me.
ssCatch that limb above you" shouted he's
ssand tie your bride to it, or you will both 60
UNDER. ~.
There was no time for mincing matters.
let go my gun, which sank out of my sight
forever. Rising on my saddle. with a desperate
effort, / reached the stout limb of bending
cottonwood tree, which I dragged down, and
to which | managed to secure my bride by
strong knot. succeeded finally by tnei a.. aid g
the cotton wood in reaching the bank, and
by this time, when I looked back, found that
my poor mare had sunk nearly up to her eyes.
E / now looked round, and saw Jack, busy
enough. between beating off the dogs and at
tempting to secure the buck, which had stuck
fast also in the queksapd. He succeeded in.
throwing a rope about his horns, and when the
: driver came up, we dragged itsout at onr
who, from hanging 50 long BY her head stall.
had grown quite black in the face
The buck was q prodigious aninal, and he'd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-29
OCULIsTg AND AURISTS,

TYR. JAMES W. POWELL, OCUIIsT, AuR15T, ETC,
IL devotes his attention exclusively to diseases of the
eye and car from TO O'Clock daily at his Office boz
Broadway Dr. Powell graduated In Dublin 10 1888, and
has practised In this country for twenty years. DR..
Powels popular Treatise the Eye can DO procured
at his Office 1t may DO the means Of preserving trea.
which money cannot buy Also HRS self acting eye
and fountains, which obtained the media, at the
Crystal Palace and the finest and largest collection
human artificial eyes In the Union.
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ANTHOLOGY.

n MADAME ALVIN, FROM PARIS, TENDERS HEf
M services TO the ladies and gentlemen Ct this city IL
ssrcogy By books and science, and L. TO be consulted
about love, marriage, business law matters &c. Shs
will tell the name Of the lady or gentleman they win
marry, also the names Of her visitors. Madame Alwis
speass the Englfzh, French and German languages
Residence SEQ Bowery, between First second streetA
Once hours from ~ A. N. TO sP y. Ladies' 90 cents
gentlemen 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-29

w AATsp-rHgEa OR Yolg THOUSAND DOLLARS
w w. tn of read; mace clothing Of good quality,
a. low prices exchang, for improved rvsl estate Il
Scr.h f.oaklyn, nov paying . good lnterest Address
6. a, Herald c0ee, WI be promptly attended, ".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-29

cUNpAY MORNING BOAT TOR HayERsTRAw AM
- Sing Sing, snding at yonkcr-, Hastings Dobbe'
Fsry and larry The pex and splendid steamer
Feta Cart e. I. BELLY, will leave the pier foot Of Jay
street ecndsy rooruipp. ss'eiock for the shove
pieces izslo1s 1t An<s eh way, gslurun5 VIZ
sea-e Ha-eIstsax Q, o's.osk P,k
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MADAME MORROW IS WITHOUT EXCEPTION, Tn

HEApAME MORROW IS, WITHOUT EXCEPTION, TfIk
WI most wonderful astrologiss in the world, or tina:
has ever been known. she will tell past, present and
future events and will show your future husband
absent friends, which has sstonahed thousans during
her travels in Europe. She IL seventh daughter Of
seventh daughter and born with natural gift By
invoking the powers Of her wonderful science 70 tel
sven thsir very thoughts and VII cause happy pairs to
together Who will all cujoy the greatest hsppiness
Of instrumental bliss Her predictions are truly aston
ishng TO al who visit her. Those who wish SPEEDY
marriage may call soon and they may depend upon
true ADVICE founded the eternal principles Of magical
science 70 Broome street. between Cannon and Colm
~ Gentlemen not admitted
ITO PfRsONs IN TROUBLE
u Are you in love, reader Are you Ia griefs
Have you been robbed by conscienceless thief
Is There law suit that botners you, pending
Have .cu lost money by foolisbiy lendingy
Has tolne old conn. do turned out q deceiser
Would ou some maid Of her young heart bereave herr
Do you propose 10 set of journeyy
Are you annoyed by some hungry at,orneys
Wosid you engage In some great spec ulxtion,
Yet hatc back uncertain, and show h.sitsticns
II TO these questions your answer is yes,
why. then, be you Mister or Madam, or Mics.
You'll be sure with both comfort and succor 10 no hack
Jf you call fer advice On II. w. ROBAcK
Tie prcsent head quarters OF this celebrated asto
esr and magician ct No. High strres, Boston lie
csa re oo,eisd By mai ~ we'd though the ?r,sc.
oaQ "a hin " 2sssaa
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UvNYv-1tXg,,FTI APARTMENTS ~ pRlvhTE
Joose ard ceat.ei neghborhcosi, consisting a pr
ior bedroenr and easement. Rent tx2b until ny Me-
other loasen Iass-c 81 w Rtnes ~, eeg haceeses.
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CNIY DAYS PASSAGE-AUSTRAIIAP PIONEER LINE
- carrying the United States AsiL-The noble new
clipper ship FLYING SCUD, LIS tons register, W. H.
Bsrse MASTER win succeed the Gertrude eighteenth
ship Of this ne and have quick dcspatch. Tho Flying
in strength and sailing qualities With any clipper ship
shoat Intending shippers and passengers requested
to examine her ct pier 10 East rver heghts taken at
the lowest rates. Apply to r. W. CAMERON, 116 Wall
street,
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4 uSTRAILA PACKET.-EXCEISIOR LINE-THE
IA we'll known and favorite clipper ship HELEN 4, now
LOADING at pier IL East river, will be imme hatey dis
patched on her third voyage TO Melbourne. She has
made the passage hence in eighty days For freight
or passage having superior state accommodations
appay to JOHN NORTON, Jr., 90 Wal street.
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LNOR S0UTHAMPTON.-THE BRITISH STEAMER m
l. DIANA, 800 tons burthen, 600 horse power, will
sail for Southampton on Wednesday, August o. To pas
scngers desirous Of making comfortable and speedy
by branch steamer, from Southampton This ship Of
fers an opportunity rarely to DO met with The cabins
are lofty, reony and well ventilated and fitted up in
superior STYLE Prices Of psssage-Frst cabin 900 Sc
cond do, $780, Freight taken to Southampton and Lon
dom For passage Of freight, apply to G. II. SAND No.
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MRS L0D0MAs, POS CANAL STREET CONTINUES
l to tell past, present ana future events likewise
love- couriship and marriage. She will also make love
mutual between parties where II does not exist She
viii also cause thies to restore stolen property Age
temperament told for nothing.
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Nmo's. eARD.N.-LOvss orEN AT Z; 70 COW
~ DeDes At ocioct-n hsts 70 ali par t. 20 cents.
f'''s' ss.s' "a s4 2sss:;sY s sSsy =, 4,
'sa'A gss sDlaE AMI rs q l1ssssn'ns
and last appearanoe but three on auy stage.
Asbsrs eonic opers tcompssed expressly for her)
= EH CROWN DIAMONDS.
Catarna .Aue Anna Thion
Diana. Mr.. Mseer Campo xs. Mr. IA ass
YEA sSai nZ7lilAs WONDERFUL hAsns and NILE
" Broadway, between Howard and Grand streets.
aro wooD ta Business NJ Manager.
Monday night every evening during week. Ethi
opan hnistrely, Fancy and Comic Dances, Buriesqus
Doors open at Z; to commence at O'Clock.
Tickets, 20 cents children l21S cents.
ITALIAN oPERA-CAsTIE GARDEN.
j. EXTRA ATTRACTION
FIRST night this season o. ASesrs grand ballet opera Of
in which al the great artists, together with
NILE IAvIGNE
MONS CORBY
and full corps lie ballet will appear
On Monday evening, Jaly 81, w,l be represented
~ MASSANiEIJ0.
1essanieLo. Sig Beraldi
Madame Bertueos M.rstsas
In act arst Fl Boero. by ME- iarisnc A'eD''
In act second La Taiantelia BY Miles Leeder, La
Doors open at o1x o'clock; performances commence at
SPIN.
Admission one dolar to all parts Of the house. No
extra charge for securing seats in advance
An Office will be opened from a. M. to p. NJ. every
day, OF Hall Sons music store, at Van Norden l.
Kings, 40 Wall street, where seats may scared
advance Carriages drive to the
the Garden.
No secured seats sold at the door.
r B. HowE's (THE ORIGINAL ST. CLARE) FARE
e well LScft at the ST. Charles Theatre, Bowery on
Taesday, August s. Tickets be obtained Of Mr..
Howe Fast River Hotel 372 Pearl street. and OF Mr. c.
Wentworth, Crooks Hotel so Chatham street.
A CIIAIIE NGE 10 THE WORLD FOR flo OOo-
IN This positively the last day that the wonderful
unrrvalled pettacon of into stone, prieot as
when alive can ever be exhibited in New York. The
proprietor, DR.. j. Thorn, naturalist pledges himself
TO all visitors, not fully satisfied to return back their
.admisson money which is only 1872 cents. For sale
this day splendid lot Of very Fossils mineral and
insects at dead bargain. 10 be the exhibition
rooms, 205 Broadway
T>OR SALE AND ON EXHIBiTION-AT 500 BROAD
Il way Chinese Buildings 1.-The adm rable and
astonishing work Of art Of the present agearons pr
vsto gallery of female loneliness Life size and SO life
like deceive the best judges. Open all day TIL p
N. Admission 90 cents. Price $500.
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OMAN INGTNE5 FOR sALE-Tar rULvlIN FOrN.
- CRY asI Nachinc Company have for sale STRAIN
engine 5 horse Iorar ore do 40 horse secr snd cae
CO.. 30 bof-e POWER. Apply the premises southwest
ccsnss Of Grtene end AcrSan stSas, Je-scl CITY.
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Dy!ss q 1000 tons lurshsss Ass Eahdss eona.lss,
YORK for Cow:s and HAVE, on Saturday, the 18th
list, at y o'sloel, ~. from pior No. 81 North
:,psSsr egPy = nc =: ce9s
% alase >75. No Freight taken This steamer, built b
Mcssfa Wesssryet SON. for the Pacific Nail Steamship
Company Il Of great strength and power and every way
calculated fog The AtiaaMes.sal service.
XORTINER LIVINGSTON. Aren't.
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ssr.
YWE U MAIL sTRANoHR q. LOUn,f No8
l. he~e q unNvotdaby Detained, and WI net sau
until neoAAy july o. st Il e'oeos mon ~ 6sss q
Seventh 81 Get, East river. .1-...-S- n
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NJ LARMQtST, PARIS AND LONDON PHysIci.N
Il and surgeon IL consulted Ia his spec tally ~ A.
Rssde STREET, corner Of Broadway frcm II A. NJ In 9
r. ~, and ffomG tin In the evening crcep, sundsy
Patients treated b. mali. n. B--Nos the drug store.
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IIOR SALE AND ON EXHiBiTION-AT $50 BROAD
IL way, Chinese Buildings 1.-The most adm BILE and
astonishing work Of art Of the present PR,
ysto gallery Of female loneliness Life size and hfe
like as to deceive the best judges Open all day till p
N. Admission so cents. Price $500.
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\ "A SSIGNEIS SALE.-SAMUEL OSGOOD, AUCTIONEER
IA GA Nassau street will sell by auction, Monday
morning July 81 at lO O'clock at the store 626 Broad
way the whole Of the stock in trade Of said store
prsng large Of silk, satin aud other
tss, silks, haberdashery, hosiery, furs, laccs &C. &c
The whole stock will be sold without reserve for cash
by order Of tts assignees Catalogues marning of sale
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MATRIMONIAL.

MADAME MORROW WILL CAUSE SPEEDY MAR
l riages who viii all onjoy the greatest hap pness OF
matrimonial bliss, and win show person they wiz
marry, through an instrument which sho win cause
illuminate itself, by invoking the powers Of her wonder
full science, and Will tell all events OF life and the
very thoughts. 10 Broome street. Cannon street
Gentlemen not admitted.
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INN Writers, AUCTl0 SEhR, WILL SELL, THIS
daT at 10 O'Clock, at 1871 Canal street, large aud
of sofas Ia hair cloth and brocatee rocking, easy ami
parlor chairs; marble op centre dining extension and
TEA tables large and splendid mirrors, elegant tapestry.
three Ply add other carpets, oicoth, mahogany and
cUttsge teJstesds hair mattresses feather oea sheets
spreads blankets, dressing bureaus washssnds, ward
roles &c, together with fine assortment Of dining
ano kitcGen furniture, &c.
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THL OLD DE-. HggTrz HIks1Ll--aE PHYSICIAN
j. ubc eSsstrsasd tie Hun.s-a nisfsnsaxf Nc Dtvi
see ssses Nss York ty. IA lS esn Be consaet - sA
tcr.. tSnss7s r.fee "a - hs olz cce. vycd 70 ~
WIS am stsrt An exclusive b<aaca Of nsA.,as snlo
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T-oR SALE 6HEAP-A LADIES' SHOE SrORE Oil
IL SIKH avenue; best stand in the city, II well at
tended to- The only the has for selling he
cannot attend to it.
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CHERIfIS sALE.--TiIIS DAY, (5ATURDAY,) JULY
- 20, 1864, ct - O'Clock A. NJ, at $40 Broadway,
viii be sold gas fixtures, chandeliers, harps, pendants,
brackets. limits kc
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- landing at Yonkers HAstings Dobbs' Ferry, larry
tsvn, sing Sing, Haverst, verplsnk Cozscns Dock and
ana splendid steamer fHOS T.. HuLsE viii leave New
Yor from pier At foot Of Jay street. Sunday morning. ct
TX O'Clock, for the above places. Returning will leave
the finest out Of New York, giving passengers 6ne
view Of the scenery Of the HUDSON, and opportunity
Of spending part q tho ds at any Of the ocIghtfu
places on the route.
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EXHBIrI0N 10 INTELLECTUALLY, AND A HUN.
IL dred and fifty dollars down, will secure an exiH.
ton that can make little fortune in New Orleans tn
winter. Apply, from 10 A. N. till r. NJ; ct JOLLRa
music store, 800 Broadway.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AT 40. 40 PsARL
sreet much less than its real vAlae Three
ess rocker plush perlor sot eight
chss, two mahoesny and two marble scp centre tass
on card able seat chairs foov gilt lookina
gsss pshsgsny liar table oIs marble top side -
sofa Lsesteads mahogany bsdstsAd one bursAN 60
1xsn shove furniture - al IN good order.
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LARGE sA1s Or HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD

7 n LARGE aAAB or HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FUR
IA niture Of No. o. West 1h9sythird street. between
Efth end sixth avenues this day Saturday. July 20 q
wthout reserve or regard 10 the weather. the highest
dder ell the furniture contained 10 said house. consist
Ing Of rosewood raor suit rod In crimson and ma
room brocatele royal wilton carpet, MAHOGANY tete .
tetes, scf chairs tables rosewood centre and fancy
tables, sce curtains, window shades, pier and oval
glasses manAl ornaments decorated china tee sets, al
Ger ware also one black walnut BOOKCASE bedroom
niture mahogany French bestsads, bureaus xn wash
Stands to match, one enamelLd and painted chamber
8uit of furniture black walnut outage peds ads best
haf mattresses paasaes and straw beds mante clocks
md vAes general assortment Of basement and Kitchen
furniture nearly and but hts uscd Sale positive
Goods must be removed the day OF sale. deposit
required from all buyers. Men will be in attendance 10
remove or pack and ship the goods.