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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-02
BILLIARDS..

LIZARD TABlB-0NLY PATENT CUSHIONS IN
Aner'cs, q thirty ycarS standing. A. Bsssford's ~
n prices, cheap - any, A large assortment ready
tlipling Billiard players win hnd sIste and rnetsI
kn& rubber cir oushions ct Ann strsse: "a entranoa
Tultoa street. Every article In the trade for ssa
bIIARD TABLES FOR SAIE.-THE PUBLIC ARE
invited TO call and examine our late improved vuI
I'D India rubber cushions and superior style Of
| Orders by mail, for tables and trimmings, prompt
Icnded TO. CkIIfI1H b DECKER, No. 90 Ann ri.
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IN via Nicaragua, Accessory Transit Company Of Mica
ragua PrOprstoTs In advance Of the mail Only
lIns giving through Tickets including the Isthmus
Capt Turner 600 tons burthenl win leave from pisr
No. 3 North River, at O'Clock p n, prsciscly, for
Pusnts Arenas, ON Monday Sept 4,comscdng with the
.A7orts steamship SIERRA NEVADA (2,o00i tons bur-
.hen) tAe Nicaragua Transit Route, having but
welve miles Of land importation, by Arst GLASS
ton and acoomno dstiona For Information or passage
tapply only to
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m NASH, AUcTIoNEER- STORE $40 BROADWAY;
lreenwch street. Administrators sale Of boots shoes
Ekc-By order of Mrs. susan A. Taylor adminstraix OF
Taylor, deceased large assortment Of boots and
thoes ooosisting Of pegged and sswsd boots, misses
aiters slippers, Shoes and boys boots aad shoes, &c
fc Ass counters and fixtures, and lease Of premises
klse, one pew In Trinity chapel, Staten Island.
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kRET WINES FOR 81 7s PER DOZEN, R0TfIE
1retArned; also large variety Of olAret In cases.
rs 10 ~. Champagne, winas, Loaasu and Dublin
Scotch aiss,. eidsr. Ac., foe sale at $50 Broons
y segng & Ckseoy, wv. r. VHDERRllLs
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1 ENRY 81. LEEDS, AUCuONEER by n. H. LEEDS
I'll Co.. this day, at IL O'Clock In front Of tho store
Nassau street. two splendid bay horses about Is u
ancs hgs sound and kind in all harness or under the
ddie one top buggy wagon In rst rate order; one sill
tr mounted double harness.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MIRRORS, AC.-wM.
Il TRYING r Co. auctionnera xiII sall at snction

| OUhEdOLU FUKNIIUKE, UIKKOf1, GC-WN.
liz IRVING h CO., auctioneers will sell at auction,
Saturday September 2, at 10H O'Clock at the sales
oms, No. Pine street Aubsson carpets Brussels and
grain carpets, mahogany sofas In hair cloth and bro
telle mahogany chairs ia do rosewood and mahogany
geres marble top centre and pier tables card tables
hogany and black walnut extension dining tables tea
blcs china and glass ware plated ware mahogany book
and Secretaries black walnut and maple cane seat
airs, rosewood and mahogany dressing bureaus, bed.
PADS, marble top washstaDds hair mattresses feather
holsters and pillows, about 100 specimens Of stuffed
IDS Also, to pay advances, elegant French plate man
glasses superb pier glasses, extra large and number
ornamental framed pier and bedroom mirrors, en-
hvings oil paintings, &c. Also small assortment Of
eres teas spices Wines wooden ware, tea canistcrs
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UssEIL W. wEsTCOTT, AUCTONEER.- STOCK
! Fancy Goods at Auction r W. ,WE3C0TT will sell
Tuesday next, at lok O'Clock, the stock of fancy
ds In store $50 Bleecker street. consisting Of largo
y of pcrfumery, brushes combs, French baskets sta
|hery toys, &c. No postpcnemsnt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-02

tOHN ". sOMERDDYKE, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO.
Ito Centre ttreet corner of Franklin Public house
bck fxtures and valuable lease ct auction On SAtur
September I'd, lost, Of 10 O'Clock, at No "a Spruce
3, paintings, clock tables chairs bagatells board
teen, ice box, gas and pipes; ALSO four years.
Use from May last, Ut an uncommonly cheap rent.
4 WILLIAM T. BOYD, Salesman.
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lOHN x. OAKLEY, AUTOMATICALLY L
WRIGHT will sell on Monday, Ssptembsr 4, ct 10
|losk, A. n, corner Of Myrtle and Marcy avenues,
Brooklyn by order Of the administrators Of George
bnoh, deceased, rs mich cows, 2 bulls, oxen,
4, / bay horse, bay mare, 13 hogs, milk wagon, 2
M do, cart sleigh, sets Of harness, 10 fowls, lot
milk cans. fsrmers utensils, household furniture,
x round with FIRST rate run Of customers.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

TTuLGRovEs DANCING ACADEMY Is NOW OPEN
III for the in the large hall In Eighth
nue. corner Of Thirty fourth street. Classes Mondays
and Wednesdays and Saturdays at the
Franklin Buildings Brooklyn In Orange street COZ ner Of
Fulton. Also, 1t tho new hall corner Of Bowery and
Delaney street. commencing on Tuesday, October g.
September IA, at his rooms on Eighth avenue, and IN
Brooklyn on Wednesday, September 20.
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ID IDNG ACADEMY WIZ. DIsBROW WOULD RE-
N spectfuly inform his pupils and tho public in gen
eral that his old establishment 20 Fourth avenue will
open for the reception Of pupils Monday Sept A. ha
school, the Fifth avenue, being in the
construction win b ready to open about the LIST Of Oco
Der next Ladies and gcnteme subscribing this month
privilege Of finishing their lessons the school with
out extra charge
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HOTELS.


SrOR PLACE HOTEL. NO. 733 BROADwAY.-THIS
"A pleasantly located hotel has been much enlarge
and thoroughly renovated during the summer and Ii
in complete order for boarerror the travelling public
Families locating for the winter would do well to call
and examine our Accommodations.
II. WATERMAN, JR.
CT DENIS HOTEL, BROADWAY. CORNER OF HEV
- enth street, opposite Grace churchThis hotelhaA
now thirty suites Of apartments for families twenty
four suites for single gentlemen, and near one hundred
separate rooms including house ON Eleventh street.
and the elk story house adjoining on Broadway Not
withdrawing ts extension this no useis kept without
public table, Each family served In thsrovn apart
ments. Single gentlemen can engage room ityA evssk
or by the day with or without board. restaurant
attached to the house. DRi0 ULlEN. PsxussAx
TyHE BIEvooRr HOUSE. FIFTH AVENUE, CORNER
j. Of Eighth street, Nav York.-This establishment,
finished and furnished with all the modern convenenccs
and comforts viii be opened for tho reception Of perma
nent transient visters Tuesday the 4th OF Sep
tenber. Il win be conducted entirely ON the French
pan with restaurant attached meal. sont to rooms
The catering department viii DO exclusively undor the
direction Of Mr. sAnderson late Of the College Hotel
Families DESTROYS Of engaging apartments do so by
applying ct the Once Of the hotel to the proprietor
CtETTs JUDSON, Of tho New York Hotel.
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= s. HOUGH, AUCUONKER.- n

IA 8. HOUGH, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT TO
H. housekcepers Great Of mahogany and rose
wood furniture this day, Saturday, At 1OK A. NJ, at
70 Warren street sing rosewood pianofsrts
tave, made By Trsver and warranted rosewood corner
and side etegeres marble tops and glass plssd doors
and backs suits Of rosewood furniture consisting Of
made to order the covering green and crimson and gold
French brecatee; also, ons large heavily carved suit
land ingram door and stair earpstisg also, all tho
Enghsh oil olot3 few well executed landscapes and
uit pieces, mantle decorations massive bronze clock
decorated China vases coored Bohemian class ware
Ematch boxes 30 rosewood centre, side and fancy
tables, Handsomely carved largo and comfortable easy
ch.rs choice ladies' reception chairs gas chandeliers
and fixtures, large and richly framed French oval mir
rors, highly ernamented also mahogany and cane-ssa
Vsofas, chairs and rockers handsome rosewood maho
kany and maple bedsteads with matrasses paases and
leather beds to it, Frensh quilts, engravings mahogan
ureaus and stands ALSO rosewood marble top ressing
ureaus and washstanfs, with China toilet SETS exten
and dining tables crockery ivory knives and silver
Serks silver tee set two China do, cut tumblers, &C.
nth all the usual contents Of well furnished house
BAT too long TO enumerate The sale WIN take place
without regard to the weather.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-02

ANEW LINE OF SCREW SIEAMSHRH 10 HAH. BE
IN twesn New York and Glasgcw.-Ihs Clyde Sorrow
Steam Packet CompAnys new steamships Clyde and Pc
New YORK, CLYDE. Saturday, September st "a o'clock
Rates Of passage (stswsrds fses included
viii be taken and supplied with good and comfortably
cooked provisions 1T 42b Bsrths not secured till paid
out expressly for the trade, the most approved prn
cpes for securing safety, comfort and spse and carry
each An sxPsieneed surgeon For freight OF pA.ssgs
apply TO ROBERT PATTON, 30 Broadway, n. Y.
Eeney orders granted On Glasgow In e ~ star.
ling and upwards, payable on demand
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-02

A BEAUTIFUL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ART OF
"a drawing from nature, with tho essc rapidity and
intensely beautiful effect acquired by those who prac
ice monochromatc painting, taught at the American
School Of Desgn 463 Broadway. For oirculars &C., cal
on or address g. WOOD Jr, Principal
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NE ATRIMONIAL "A lrDDLE-AGED GENTLEMAN
Nl from tie South, possessing large fortune, and
highly respectable Ia DESTROYS Of becoming acquanted
with young lady, not twenty years Of age, with
view OF matrlmony She must DO pretty, gepteel, 40
complained and from good family. The advertiser =
sincere and he trusts ell those who answer this adyer
tsement viii be the Same. All communications WIN be
treated with perfect confidence Address southegner,
roadway Post Oface.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-02

"A Is Bowery, viii sell, Monday, Sept. 4, Of II
O'Clock, the stock of clothing store, consisting Of
youths ready made clothing cassimerea, satinets 30
DO. b order Of Stirn, assignee. P. ]. Joachmson
counsellor for assignee.
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a RESPECTABLE YOUNG FRENCHMAN, OF GOOD
"A education, lately arrived from Paris able to teach
the French and German languages and speaking the
genteel American family where his services In teaching
be above languages would BE- equivalent to his board
and lodging Address A. II. Paris, Herald ONCE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-02

u 1M DRESS GOODS FALL lsA-UBsDELL., PEIR
N SON LAKE are now prepared to offer TO the u,
dies one Of tho most varied and well assorted stocks
embracing many novelties and confined styles Also,
An extensive assortment Of Paris dress silks, French
merinos, do aines saxony plaids &c, de purchased
at the late auction sales at prices full IS percent less
than the cost Of importation No. All Broadway, -
"a Grand and BIZ come streets
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MATRIMONIAL

A GENTLEMAN OF WEALTH WISHES no FORM AN
"A acquaintance with educated, agreeable and pre-
possessing young LADY, hs 10 stranger Ia the city and
has emalc acquaintance hence this method Of OBJ
tanning his wishes. Address r. s., Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-02

DUasr0rs rHRArsE, CHAMBERS STREET, WILL
I'D opeD, for the seases, on

now and extensive psrqust has bean constructed
tho house has been fosh painted oarpettcd and matted
and all the seats newly uphostefed
New vsntstors have been opened In all parts Of th.
theatre.
The company will ~ usual, Be the best in America
All the old fAvoritss have been retained stveral new
ana valuable engagements have been recently made
ciudug Miss Kate axon, Mas Annie Lee, NJ Merchant
Mr. a. Andrews. end others
Mr. stoddart, from inburg and Glasgow will shortly
appear In the part of cir Anthony absolute
one OF the earliest novelties ~i DO original Aueri
placed in rehearsal
On honcay Mr.. Burton Mr.. Jordan, Mr. Fisher Mr.
Johnston, MI Marcnant Mr.. Russell, Mr. Holman Miss
\. Raymond, Mrs Hughes, hiss Annie Lee Mrs uoimap
and Others, WI appear IN comedy aud farce
Admission to every part Of the house. SO cents; re-
chairs 81 each; private boxes, rs.
W. BUbTON, Proprietor and Manager
Moore, stage Director; J. Barnett Treasurer: J.
Cooke, Musical Director; NJ Frederic, Ballet Master.
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DARIOR HAGIC.-FUIL INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN, AND
Il the apparatus supplied, for the performance OF
the above most fascinating amusement The selection
includes numerous dccepaons with cards. the birth Of
gold ash the inexhausble bottle 10 &c exhibited
by the Wizard Of the North. The apparatus Is on view
at 40 Fourth street. between First and Second avenues
from 10 to Il each day, where particulars 10 had
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-02

DRISTOL NATIONAL AND MILITARY COLLEGE--
ID The public informed that tho institution Of the
late Capt Partridge viii commence tho second session
Of the current year the 9th of September nsxt Tho
fessors and tutor In the various departments.
The mathematical department - that Of natural
nshed with extensive and select cabinets Of
minerals, shells, SC &c. Facilities for Typographical
perspective and monochromatic drawing win b afforded
charge for board and tuition in English branches also
Latin and Greek private rent washing, fuel and lights,
Viii se afty dollar. p Pc, Quartz q eleven wsoe or two
weeks French Spanish German and italian languages
extra, each IS quarter music and fencing extra each
$6 per quarter In penmanship 81 per quar-
ter Geographical perspective and monochromatic draw
ing each g. The Institution Il very elgiby situated
the banks Of the Delaware II miles above Philadelphia
and miles below the villages Of Bristol and Burlington
New Jersey For further particulars address Mrs. A.
PARTRIDGE, Bristol College, Bristol, Bucks county,
Pennsylvania.
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MRchs remooles Tor female arrangements 6oQ ~ -
only Price IS
gJyHT MARRIED woNAN's rIIvATT uEDICAL Oh
j. panoE--by Or. A. N. nsurieesu, proessses =
mo I; Up 3c6i on hns paper, extra binding; leies ~
Every complaint 10 which woman ID subjsot, froa 90
hood TO womsnhooi and aso ~ wife and noehsa -
fully described with tho causes the symptoms, $40
tho most chastc language, easiy undersood Ard 49,
every woman discover by comparing her oWa 49,
toms with those described, the nature shAraotex. -
causes Of her complaint and b. spared munh aSzlkV
has often need Of instruction. and adv3os q 90
utmost importance 20 her fatgrs health, roepeo1 -
which her sensiycnsss forbds consulting msdicaasa
usman, win nud such instruction and advice and H<ss
explanations Of many sympto M WHICH oshsrwiss woul
occasion much anxiety or alarm. How many axa QUIZ.
ing from distractions or Irregularities peculiar 10 u
female system, vhish undermine the health d tho sus
Of which they ignorant, and which thcr deloasy g.
bids seeking medical adviccr How many sn9sr fesua
bus iwcakness debility Scyn5ov mary ass In suun1
agony for many months preceding eonlnemsatR Huu
many have oihcut ncs dangerous deliveries ana -
and uncertain recoveras0 Sone whose nros haxaEp
during such time win s~sh Snd In pagss Tao ros =
prevention, amclicxatcn, ard relief How many ~
| ter moments, bow much anguish might have sass
spared 70 the racer, TO her husband, 30 her reav1
by timely Possession Of ths lite volume n "a tmpxAa
ucabie TO convey fuzzy the yaIious sahieots TREATED e
ss they are OF nature stcy yhteoded FOR ths uaxrs6
on thoss contemplating marriage. Tor sale ty sfes
&ToSnscnd, 222 Broadway; AdriAnee, Sherman b O.,
Astor House, No. Vescy street; Dewitt b DAvsnpss(
Cfribune Bundlngs}; at No. Astor House, Broadwuu
ard OF tho publishing ofice, 100 Liberty atrsek, -
York; Joseph Tucker, Mobile; s,e. y. Petsrses,
COPY w b. rsnsnistsd By mail fra a postage, 70 =
part Of The United States Al Ieitsrs No - AdAzesss
| pest Paid, 70 Ds. n. MAUR1CEAU. el1o hsoz
eesss Nee Tea. = ~ ~ NJ u esA000
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TYNIITD STATES MAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA, VIA
u Aspnwal and Panama-Through passage tickets, in
Guiding Mr. Hinckleyg Isthmus transit cket will be fur
nhed at the lowest reduced The sthmus crossed
six hours. On Tuesday, September g. at O'Clock r. NJ,
from pier foot Of Warren street. North river viii BE- dis
patched the fleet steamship GEORGE LAW, to connect
at PanamS with the and superior steamship JOHN
L. STEPHENS. spare boat always kept at Panama, to
prevent detention In of accident. Tho ao0ommoda
lions for passengers in this steamers Of the Pacific and
United States Mail Steamship Companies unsur-
passed. and parties about TO visit California invited
10 call and examine for themselves For passage apply
at the Coupsny's Office, III West street, to
: g. A. WHITNEY.
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M ADAAE MORROW WILL CAUSE SPEEDY MAI
X nagss, who win all erjoy the greatest happiness
matrimonial Bliss and will show this person thsy vii
marry, through instrument which she will cause t.
illuminate itself By invoking the powers Of her wondsrQ
science and win tell all events Of LIE, and the vy
thoughts. 76 Drooms street. Oannsa street. Cent?
man mot admitted.
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I,OR CHARLESTON AND FIloRrDA--sEMI-wEKkLY
IL q. 8. Mall Iinc.-The new, splendid ard fast going
stesmehip NASHVILLE, NJ Berry, oonmsnder viii leave
pier No. NJ r. on Saturday, September q at O'Clock
P. precisely. For freight apply board whore all
Gee OF spUFFORD, TIIK5TON 4 co so Brosd@ay.
Through tickets to Florida 90 folloss:--To sokson
vile sal; to pilatka, S3S.
ICOR sAvANNAH--TAIE REDCCTD-THE UNITED
l Statos Mail Steamship KEYSTONE STATE, Capt H.
Hsrde, will leave Philadelphia for Savannah on Wence
day September o. at 10 O'Clock, A. " Faro az0; storage
~. The STATE OF GEORGIA leaves o. above the follow
Ing Wednesday Agents In New York, SCRANTON
TsILM 10 Old slip, where state rooms may DO secured
ISOR VIRGINIA, CAROLINA, GEORGIA, .&s-rHE U.
il e mail gteamship JAMESTOWN, Cav iy, will leage
pier No. 1e North River Saturday aftern Septe
b.r O. ct q O'Clock, for Norfolk, Petersburg and Rich
csnrcrs arriving there take The Seaboard sna Roa
M To- and Wilmington and Manchester Railroads to Au
rusts Atslanta Charleston, 10. Passage aud fare 10
Norfolk So to Petersburg and Richmond, 60 stocrae
half pfcs. For freight apply board end for passage
70 LUDfAM 6 PEASANTS, 90 DrocSwsy
Vr0R sAIJ---A NEw AND BEAUTIFUL STEAMSHIP,
| IL $50 feet long. &c beam, 16h bold, draft feet
vtter 1000 iona board, including the macbinegy to
hun strongly built OF tho best materials, and d.sro
IL braoed with iron STRAPS 5xM; she Ii fitted with
iron coal bullorn, capacity 700 tons tw, iros wato
,anss 600 pslons capacity; and b. a.sod 70
oorarodate 30 cep.r and no dteerss pssesnre-n. Thu
disee 10 sel, Get p.rtce 70 unite w.eh him
| end put her IN eSase good t-soe. Inquire of
JossS GRAHAN, % Wan street
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lust PUBL HID, PRICK iax CENTS. aGUrrIx ann
- Goipt;" Afaros in two scts forming No 3 Of The
American Drama An exhi1irating lit . ~ork for the
who arc nursed on Gotham pap For a. TO the trade
by WILLIAM TAYLOR co., Is Ann street, publishsrs
o. the NJ dern standard and American Dramaa
+ o0K OUT SOMETHING WORTH READING.
IL LIFE IN TaE ARMY; OR, REMINI SCIENCES OF
THE WAR WITH MEXICO
BIT NEW YORK VOLUNTEER
VIII he commences in the Grst number Of the NATIONAL
MONITOR 18Th Inst The largest 6 psges) and
paper In the country six cents per copy subscribers
~ per year. Address A. Farnsworth, Editor National
Monitor. HARPER u CO., Publishers,
IS Ann street.
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A UCTTON SALE-OF HOUSEHOLD FURNIrUR RE,
"A pianoforts, 40 win be sold this day Saturday
sepsnber q loH O'Clock all the handsome furniture
IN the house No. e2 Thirty third street. Broadway,
oonsstng OF superior octave panoforse
very hne Instrument In perfect order, and fully
zanted marble top centre and side tables mahogany
assortment Of china glass and silver ware elegant
And nantcl ornaments OAK extsRaon dining table,
WOOD ana mahogany French bedsteads cottage bodstoads
mattresses bureaus, washstands wsrdrobes spring seat
Parior chairs and rockers basement and kitchen furn
ture, 10. Sale positive and deposit required from
every purchaser G. W. HOLMES, Auctisncer.
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TvRRsCH sTORE-yUBT RECEIVED, AT - ~, - 4, n
IL & PRNGIEKs, No. s9s Broadway :,css R..ssSS
las Botsl, rich assortment Of French nsesssl
polat black thread. and point peisus u a.. nm, nns
fall assortment OF coGures and vaisncsnnes s0os IRON
cents to $50 yard.
NEW FALL Goods. BECK b CO.. WOULD RES
IN pectfuly invite the attention Of purchasers to
their large and splendid stock Of silks shAwis cloaks
mantilas lanes, cashmeres, msrnoss ladies' cloth
velvet bombaains calicoss linens white musns hosis
been selected with great In Europe at low prices
Also 1000 pieces silks and msrinoes purchased low .
the sie auction sales all Of which VIII BE- sold ct very
small advance. Nos. $50 and 367 Bro sdway.
OPENING DAY FOR THE FALL sEAs0N.-cIOAKs.
~ msntillas talmas and shawls, on Monday, Sept
ls54-The subscriber pectfuly announces that he
win open for city retail trade, Monday Sept. T. inst
his portatons and manufactures for the presen. sea-
son. embracing an exquisite assortment Of novelties in
cloahs and mantiias personally selected during the
past two months from the most dstIng uisbsd empo
RUINS Of fashion In Paris. Also, beautiful spec
of India cames hair shawls both long and
comprising some Of the richest goods seen in this
country. Your inspection Is politely requested.
GEO. BULPN,
Paris MantillA Emporium, 1851 Broadway.
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C,TEAMsHIP NORTH STAR.--THI5 SHIP HAVING
- been withdrawn from the independent line for the
present. persons holding her tickets for September 9th
Inst arc notified that they can havc passage the
stcasp George Law of date, without extra charge
or their money refunded, application st my ofcs.
JANIS N. CROSS, Battery Place, up stairs.
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EOg flvU100L-UlMm STATES NAu SrxAN-
II dip AaCnn CAyealn Jaass q LAss.-fhis sssasr
ship vn 1sp>ss Nh the UntsA states maDs Tor Ecrops
poauvuy O Atsr day. Ssptenbsr ct IL O'Clock from
her bsrtk ths tcct u canal stresk Ths steamship
BALTIC vlu sueos,N the Arctic and sam September is
For frsght pssssev, hsstng uneqsailsd aseonmodA
ton for elegance and ,U1fort, apply to
EDwAhO x COLiINA 50 Wan strsst.
Shippers win please t. So NOTICE that the ships Of this
Line cannot carry any good.s eontraband Of var.
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LNRANCONPS HIPPoDRoME.-THIS EVENING -
IL Second representation of
ST GEORGE AND THE DRAGON.
Also, superb entertainment given In the afternoon
In which all the principal feats Of the Hippodrcme will
be exhibited.
On Monday, the NEW YORK FIREMEN's LAST FOOL
RACE wi bs given
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-02

CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW THE
- Glasgow and New York steamship Conpany's new
steamers GLASGOW, ,9S2 tons, 400 horse power Ro.
bert Craig, commander, and NEW YORK e. 400 tons,
600 horse pover,) win leave New York for Glasgow a.
under, viz Saturday, September 23 ct u O'Clock NJ.
First cabin saloon state rooms $780, do midshps do $751;
second cabin $60 third class 12b New York city bills
JOHN ncsYMoN. IS Broadway.