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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-19

USrTED STATES is. THE BARK MAGNOLIA
I'M admiralty The case Of the bark Magnolia.
charged with breach Of the neutrality laws,
came up at Mobile on Monday last--A. j. Reg
niers ESD. q. 8. District Attorney, and G.
Bailey, Esq counsel for the defence. But lit.
tie progress was made in the case The ma e
testified shat when he signed the ships papers
ct New York he was told that he was to 90 on
board the Mary Ann, and to sail for Barbados
and St Mary that Capt Graham was fined at
Key West for having no manifest; that the Mag
nolia' scargo consisted Of cannon, muakets tent s,
military clothing, and in oil warlike arma-
ment sufficient probably for ten thousand men !;
that on and after the 18th Of May, this cargo
was discharged into the bark Amelia at 81.
Joseph, and that the Magnolia had not touched
at any place to take Oh cargo between New York
and st.Joseph. The case will probably occupy
several days. H.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-19

Capt, J. r G2rasp. II ne ship Talbot. from
I Qaineha Island. eaas passeHger on the Weather
Gaage, which ship has been condemned at Rio
de Janeiro. 81.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-19

East FEIICIANA The communication signed
V Subscriber in the First Ward, y will be- read
with interest We hope to receive many similar
favors from the same pen The remarks CON
corning the recent election for Chief Justice are
as true al forctAle. No effort was spared by
the Democratic leaders to secure the election Of
Mr Elgee, and the consequent defeat Of Judge
\ Merrick. Despite their protsstations to the
contrary, a deeply laid, secret scheme, was put
in operation, weeks before any publications
we're made, to accomplish their object Not
only were tickets sent to the Florida Parishes
for distribution, but, We have it from credible
authority, private circulars in favor Of Mr..
Eigee were circulated profusely ever north
& western Louisiana, before his name was an
nounced as q candidate in the New Orleans
papers The plot was cunningly devised, but it
failed to answer. The people Of that hitherto
overwhelmingly Democratic region refused to
fall into the snare laid for their unwary feet
They were too wise 70 be caught; and although
tho Americans Of the city were unaccountably
rsruiss in their duty, the country nohly came to
the rescue and redeemed the fortunes Of the
Day. $
During the few weeks that preceded the cleo
lion il was really amusing to see old line Demo
Gratis supporting an Old lneeWhig q Henry
Clay Wing, OF the straightest sect, aud . strong
Wing up 20 this moment, for aught we know.
Some did II with q good grace. others with d
bad grace, and others with no grace at all, while
there were those who would not swallow the
dose any way it could Be fixed Their Demo-
cratic stomachs rebelled, and it was found i'm
possible to quell the rebellion. But, the mo
tiofis had to be gone through with to propitiate,
il, possible, our Irish adopted citizens, who, we
opine, will have to look to the past instead Of
the future, when their memories recur to the
flesh pots Of Office, win they DO caught BY
mere Words We shall See
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-19

On the night of the l1th iast da.t,n.,;r.
',s occurred in Baltimore, by which ne less than
y houses we're consumed. ~ '''4 ''i''l
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-19

s We return thanks to the officers of the fine
steamer Empress for late Louisville papers.
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French ana Spanish BOOKS

French and Spanish Books
JUST RECEIVED BY
BUR NETT & BOsTWICK,
LID GIMP STREET. HI
koBERTsoNIAN System Teaching French Iqo On prsss,
French English Ponouncing Dictionary sOno
RACINEs Select Places. IS mo.
MOLIERE'S Select Pieces. is mo. ... 75. E
PAUL Ell YGRGINIE. Par B. ST. Pierre. iam H
ELISABETH Laa Exes sibore Par Nine Coffin Iamo
FABLES DE LA FoNTAINE. 100 Illustrations.
ATALA RENE. Par Chateaubrisnd. IA mo-
CHOUQuEr'S Fn Lessons Fronch Enlarged edition, lsmo
SHoGQUET's Easy Conversations in French. isuo
LE VRE dss Pets Enfans Reader Little Children
DEL MARS Spanish snd Englih Conversations.
plNGNI's Olsndorf = Method Of Learning Spanish
KEY to vnsus oIsndarf's Method Learning spaui,b
ViNGuT's Spanish Reader and Translator. limo
kApoW5 Spanish aud Eagish Dictionary. London Edition
oLhNDohFF III Maestro Che English yeaeber With
figured Pronunciation OF the words By yinpt
uLhADoRFF. Cays del Maestro Inge (Key "a thsEn9
ish Teschsr.l - - -e'
oLLENDokFF L. Mare dEspssnol Spanish Grammar m In,
use OF the French.) Bye. vingut Iyo. I9mo
LECToR TRADUGToR INCHES. fEugish Reader for tbs r
OF spansh) ByF.J. yingut i9mo.
iaea discount from the foregoing poos allowed TO schools
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LOUISIANA The Caddo Gazette Of the 7tl
has the following paragraphs Ia

LOUISIANA The Gaddo Gazette of the 7th
has the following paragraphs
The health of Shreveport was never better
than it Is at this time disease Of every. kind
seems to have fed from the country and the
doctors are at present leading life of delight
full idleness and ease. The weather during the
last week has been hot, close, sultry and on
pressive, and continues SO up to the present
time The dry season seems to have set in. in
good earnest, and we fear that cool and refresh,
ing showers are to be enjoyed only in RETROSPECT
ton and anticipation for many DAYS, PERTAINS
for many weeks to come
We hear favorable accounts of the CROPS from
all parts Of Gaddo and the adjoining parishes.
We saw some friends from De Soto the other
day and they represented the prospect of unu-
sually large crops as very fine and promising.
On Tuesday, there was large sale of town
lots belonging to the estate of j. B, Pickett.
Taking the prices at which they we're sold, as
an Indication, there seemed to be no want OF
confidence IN the progressive prosperity OF
Shreveport among the purchasers, as they
ranged from twenty Five to fifty per cent above
the appraisement.
The lots were sold OF public auction, on a
credit of one, two and three years
Z From the National, of the 7th, published at
Pointe-a-la- Hache, we extract the following:
We are daily visited by heavy and abundant
rains. All the crops below Pointe-a la Hache
are generally verdant and most promising.
The internal eharhone is now raging on the
cattle Of several plantations; large losses have
already been sustained
1t is said that the charbone originated this
year, on board of steamers engaged in the
transportation OF stock and cattle from Texas
70 New Orleans. 1t appears that hundreds Of
dead cattle have been thrown overheard in the
Mississippi, by those steamers in less than a
month Dead carcasses are seen on all our
hattnres. 49,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-19
Later from Havana.

The Y. s. mail steamship Black Warrior, J,
D. Bulloch, commander, arrived at this port
yesterday from New York via Havana.
On the 18th she touched at Havana to land
passengers and mails, and left for this place on
the evening Of the same day The U. s. sloop-
of-war Falmouth, T. D. Shaw, Esq. Comman-
der, was in port to sail in a few days for Key
West Officers and crew ill we'll On the 18th
arrived at Havana the schooner Carthagena Of
New Bedford and bark Lyra Of New York. On
the 18th, lat 2446, long S4;20, passed an
Eaglish ship showing various signals steering
southeast
Havana was quiet as usual, and the papers
contain few items of interest
A human iusus nature ia on exhibition in
Havana La Preasa pronounces it a 6 prodi-
gious phenomenon and describes it as having
four arms, four legs, two bodies united and
two heads so closely Joined that at glance they
appear like one We should imagine the Sia-
mese Twins were on visit to Cuba, did not the
editor inform us that the two bodies of this
creature are of the feminine gender
The principal houses and public buildings of
Matanzas we're to be lighted with gas for the
first time on the night Of the 18th.
La PrenSa furnishes an extraordinary illus
tration of the enlightened condition of the
country people Of Cuba. A Mr. Vincent hanged
himself in the village of Cuny. A great null
titude collected, and in their eagerness to OBJ
tain pieces of the fatal rope with which the
suicide was committed ito be used as charms
for the cure of diseases and to ward off evil---
fierce riot and general fight ensued It was
some time before the police and gendarmes could
quell this singular outbreak, and many persons
were severely hurt
The quarantine established at this port does
net appear to particularly please the editor of La
Prensa. He admits that in certain cases, to
quarantine vessels for the purpose Of preventing
contagion is quite just and proper, but says
+" it is pretenoe the most original that the
yellow fever suffered in New Orleans and all the
lew and marshy portions of Louisiana is i'm,
ported from either this island, Brazil, or the
coasts Of Mexico
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-19
ncEAN SPRINGS HOTEL. y This -

NEW DRUG STORE. = No. 81 Poydras
i street, Magazine.
Always yof DRUGS
FUhfERY, TOILET ARTltLES, DC. -
fhysicians' prescriptions carefully pr
GINGER BRANDY.
ie1 sPsm o. L. COOK Propreor
~ Dr. BRowsscs Etors No 81 Poydas at
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-19

Ar. NEWELL'S IMPROVED COTTON
improved itoa
rIss ~ Dr. Newell Of Grand Gulf general
Also-STRAUBS PATENT PRESSURE CORN MILLS bsi,g
use. for sale Al the agency. " 80 ~
my32 3pf s.H GILMAN Al Matches .t,as,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-11
OCULIsTs AND AURIaTN.


DURING MY LATE VISIT TO EUROPE, I OBTAINED
IL SEVERAL Instruments, OF ncAlcuabe vsIus in INV
rpsciay-Denarres opsnoscope, which enables ,h. oc1
he interior OF The toe occ nsr
and the lens inciplsnt cssract os
rquaiy airy specuum looking into me Ir i'm N
he ear schsh tubes and throat; Jscobs pe,es -
cataract without pain or danger; the regulator or
quDine ARTIFICIAL y1npsni or instantly restoring hearing
wh, he perforated os: arilrla,
" blch cck cxxcay ike tho natural &C. -
tweiy years extensive pracce expe reu~~ min
cpay this city, and Ly recen1 durina nv
Ell our, rstH VII mot Re deemed econnu In n 70
hy Rat consider myself competent tnose wuo NAV
place lsnseye~ under my care slfuiy. snf exenI &
TN every nivsnale ust ottaircd In ensr a.,u
,i,rt. ny Of the lel cns.s een,,s
y, rtciy pam ard visible Fsrus VINO ia ~ ~ en- J,sr,u
ma venrted travelling physlciab anoev
mry toftA me whh positive assurance ta aveus
hes WI tcfoi wta TN uness whas tAr disease really
AID v der suratlc Or Otis $50. AT toe pts Aad
rorn ocso.k tboiy. es1 s5a8971I as h753 FIE
5As. ". 11NLLL, n. D., oorpf, Aurix. Ac, n
r2 broadway, opposite tho IT. Hctc.st,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-11
l,,r,t.Ip n wuKINs. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

DtiIfLP X. WILKINS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
se Of elegan, ROSEWOOD and mahogany By or
PIIIP Il. WILKINS wil sell a. auciiou on wcdnes lay
er H. II O'Clock, nj No IL East nth street. ~
or sen rosewood and n-ho furniture consisting
o.ns cars and voltAlre chairs covered w satin
brncS veivc and aa tables with marble tops:
uS ard alr French beds r@s bursus dressing
an,c uror sdni orda cnson dining table or an erfrs
large sofas, suiFnhie nor no c plooa rirs
We had ., the sfce OF tho Aucooeer No.
road This sale, which adjourned ubo ar INIT
order om 'he Supreme Court, wa positively ke rscs
% the LII nys. ca 'ts 2 v r. III
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RESTAURANTS.

REsTAuRA NT-pURDy,s, sS BROADWAY, CORNER
md. ~ moh recherche pasas DE- Jon goui In
~ ~ nsn,an is pre- cmnencc for choice oysors this
ad 'he last Who look upon Inc cool marble
tvaiv. We ready for the sacrifice those delicious
mn wnnon' feeling for them the deepest should
49,. e.e VIZ. ne has Mr. P's strongest sympaahica.
Shs, a, NV AND CHAsTE wAvEPLEY REsrAU.
nos, nnc % eorner OF Broadway and Fourth street. "
49, I"S Establishment sha ptx be surpsssrN In M
VIII cellar on 0 M eauale BIO connsc.on
nans ou my name without authority an. VII, ~, h.,
responsive Tor any transactions therein nos n0'' "ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-11
T J. vANpEwATER AucrIoSEER.-rHrs DAY.

II II NNNUFWAIFK, DAY.
Tuesday Sept rnber H. IT 10Y O'Clock sales room
y Walden lane VIII be sold splendid ane gold ewrry stock
sock be sold or embraces many very vau bc sin I'D
and clustered trlans rc In fine gold finger rings breast
sleeve luons brooches locke carirops pencils and pns
very en crate End heavy fine gold vest and FOB chains ladies'
and gents guard dol splendid bracelets and richly gold
SUITE In cases and many ohsr and valuable arslcls
Cr gold watches single and hunting Of valuable sver
and her movements with makers double timers
&c ladies' elegant eDamcled and jeweed wa'ches silver
crs This varied valuable well deserves
tie attention OF all this occasion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-11
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.

DEDUCED PRICES WATCHES JEWELRY Ola.
III monds and silver ware.
The undersigned for the last eighteen years well known
dealer and importer offers for sale all goods
prices for the same quality than other house in Ncs
express,
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.
TO oil parts OF the United States charge All Good.
fully attended 10.
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T wAIDRoN, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. GLASS
81 china Fourth fall shelf SALE TUESDAY september
b, a. 10 o'clock A. NJ, By Henry g. Evan: " Pearl stree
ao 40 packages bcs flint green glass ware In lots 70
uK dealers Goods well packed for shipping Catalogues
nov
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-11

silver wcddH cake knfves pie knveH hsh knvea pickle
ork, Ice knives fruit knives, butter knives Chi
rcns SETS VIII knife fork and spoon, silver cups napkin
ings, &c.
Watches CLOCKS and ewery repaired at lees than
rces. Watches and Jewclry taken In exchange.
GEO. q. ALLEN,
Importer Of watcecs and jewelry, Wholesale and retail
No. n Wall street, second floor,
Near Broadway, New york
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-11
!. vANDEw ,TER, AUCTIoNEER. rus DAY.

J.. vANDEW tTER, AUCTIoNEER.- DAY
y Tuesday, sep H. At 10 O'Clock, at Bsctm street
tlo wing unhc whole shall be disposed oi-o the
trade and 9th, rsIarge ar ,cive and perempory sale
rich cabinet households furniture, TO close caneimaker
sockBy ord OF he removed
sao he sold on Tuesday ember H. and following dlys
untn disposed Of at No A Ieekman reei The sock con
sists Of rosewood mahogany walnut and
variety and style bookcases WARDROBE secretaries
ATTN irosael and IN rich plush and haircoh; ounses
mans sofas, ees divans chairs and various
sizes ay and Voaire chairs ladies' sewing Do nsrnIe
Top GENRE side and pier tables Of all dscp corner
look and worksands eicgercs Fr, nch plate
dlfnL tables with falling leaves tea do extension
sfe IN oak mahogany and walnut; card and chess
te great yariety Of frenrh bcdeads
scorpion IN rosewood mahogany and walnut carved
bic top dressing and plain of all
stands towel racks bedroom chairs aud rockers complete
crane lied chamber suits. marble tops and plan hair
an assortment worthy The attention Of the rpie and others
sale perenptory Unfinished WorkRosawooi adm
sofas leteaetss easy and voaire chairs, paror 10
In also assortment OF framework Goods carefully
over 1900 four months approved endorsed paper
added nj per cent. Catalogues dAy before the sale.
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SsHERIFF,S sALF.-A. M CRiSTALAR. AUCTIONEERs
- VIII sell Wednesday l2i inst. al lOl O'clock q ~
Grand street. the whole and entire stock OF ready male
clothing and piece goods coDsing in part OF cashmere "a
iinet and cloh coas and pants silk sa veve ani cloth
vests cassere broadco saineis beaver cloths ,tlesa8
inss unade coats and pants counters seiying and ~
lures DC. JOHN OBsER sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-11

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bfIm
OF furniure &c this day. log O'Clock, at 81 Nassau 81.
NO place buyers 10 In every
an rush Of business gives advantages Warrobes dressn.
aus wasaands. tables, sofas, etcs,
chairs, extension tables suits Of paror and chamber sur
ure; rosenoo and mahogany bookcases; fancy cribs
cradles ofnHns, Owel knl
oil paintings and mirrors segars quality
meDcement (under tho Arbour) stock Also counting
house desks iron safes fancy goods &C. Prompncss ship
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-11

CyuERIFF,s SALE-W. G. ALBuRTUS, AUCTIONRHRs
> viii sen an Wednesday Sept r. at 10 O'Clock at 10 oou
street Irookyp OF boots and Shoes
every DESCRIPTION. Sale positive. by order
A. DufLoS Deputy. H. LUII, hheriu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-11

CCTION NOTICE-BY EDWARD sCHENCK.-ON
IA Thursday Sept 18Th At c1 O'clock at 10 Wall street. i'm
lorter sale Of choice old wines and London Dock brndes
all OF which of superior quality and warranted genuine
Sale perempory Also Havana segsrs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-11

DuANCEY HoUsE-DEIANCEY HOUSE,, NO n
IL broadway 81 wsverley pAc. Opposite New Yorf
tloei having been recently decorated aud panLd now
rrepard 10 furnh rooms or single with private tc
reasonable other first clsss hosels s. kIDOIId.
T1vERErT HousE-SORTH SIDE OF UNION SQUARE,
II This essbahn. MT erecsed tic prosnius n anA
ashsh'fu park New York .soris aah sn1
money supply 10 renicr The most desirable hos yc csar
sruci This house now IN Of aad is
WIN be IN keeping with the style and
Il The house, both tn cegeDce and comorl
Of The es:bsneni re announce tha The house IN
"a L day u SEPTEMBER next applications win be resve
run parses wishing to make Arrangements for ne wtn,sr
mosdss CLAP josiah.
II. u. Carr. go
A. G. J,~ilS. .tM. ri ~.
NEW ROCHELLE PAVILION Will. DE OPEN ALI.
~ winter. Families wishing 10 board will 4
heir acysnage the terms VII be
III and business In he lailv
mn by New Haven cars only hour distant cty
Address nnc 10 The bonse or office Of this paper.
THE srsBscRIBER TAXES PLEASURE IN ANNovro-
ting his friends and the public generally ho has 10.
cd from the BAH House. L. H. wsycrey issr1 -
broadway, whcre be WIN be happy shss IL rpS
which being hued with oorneS ~
qucrtss Araced 10 nd ed Z rs1en~-
sn ccndnrsed ~ IA celebrated resaursscur 49, 81 ~.
ns p sa'!. SQHS + uoen2
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A SslGNEE'S SALE OF SADDLERY, HARNESS. &c
IA JOHN w. SOMERINDYkE auconcer, (store corner
Franklin and Centre strecfs will sell Wednc 'day Sept H.
IL O'Clock at 800 Broadway fine assortment OF saddles
harness. Ac. assignment Also the fixtures,
her with handsome glass &c &C. BY order OF Phillip
uecry assignee,
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AUCTION NOTICE.-EDWARD SCHENCK, AUCTION
n ecr-EDWARD sCHENCK will sell at auction. on
Thursday sept H. At II O'Clock at The Mercans Excharre
The brs, class story frame house and lot No 7 Third
eniie Forty ninth aud FifIel The
q % the house II No. with Groom water AMI 10 feet coll
rougiou. $1,000 remain boni ani mortgage.
o maps and fur particulars inquire Of the auconcer.
Z Nnll raA
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UC1ION NoTICE.-THOs. BELL, AUCTIONEER--By
n BELL BUSH this day, lOte O'Clock In sales
II North William street VIII be sold without reserve,
H. valuable iurn formerly advertised by order Of the
marshal comprising desirable variety of eool seconihani
cabinet bookcases wardrobe Sofas sofa beds tables chairs
turea French tedseads; also, the PIC and paintings
much admired china vases, clocks, I'll
rrrnene the two beautiful pictures OF Paul and Virginia.
VIRGIN child looking glasses splendid of drawing
furniture superior rosewood panoor'e, nearly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-11

GR0CERlEs, FISH, BRANDY, OLIVE OIL, BEEF
N This day l0e O'Clock, ~ Dey street rren
weh steam liable, salmon, pork, -four raisins cnrrants,
pickles, ags prunes, SOAP teas, coffee oare gin
collars, stocks W. A. CARTER. Auctioncer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-11

HENRY II. LEEDS AUCTIONEER-BY II. H. LEEDS&
IL to.-un Tuesday, sept H. AT 0js ocock a. store H.
street, household furniture consisting black wanu
and mahogany bookcases and racks do bedends and cribs,
mahogany chairs In hair cloth; superb and converse ion
hairs, from tho Crystal faace FlorentDe do mair,sas
teds pillows carpets rnes4c Also great variety ofcouf
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WANTED-A PURCHASER FOR THE FURNITURE
w and good win OF mechanics boarding house, caah;
Las nineteen boarters, and accommodate more. Tho
owner declines OF health Address H. NJ r..
rid cfice. -
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SITUATIONS w ANTED.

vIyANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A
w 81 uaion chambermaid and washer and roner
bersid hotel preferred. Please call al 81 avenue A,
third floor, front room.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-11

A SSIGNEES SALE OF WATCHES JEwELRY. Ola.
n monds, clocks bropzes. oil paintings &c. HENRY b.
HRls, Jr viii sell on tuesday Sept H. At II O'clock at the
No. S Pine street large lot of gold and silver
chss pins earrings rpgs brooches bracelets
nond cluster and single brooches pins bronze
olu mancl clocks, original oil paintings, The
the ock Of large dener and well worthy the attention OF the
de- Terms cash. Caaiogu moning of sale by order
OF L. BENTON Attorney for Assignees
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-11

uCTION SALE OF LARGE AND VALUABLE Ii
IA brary Of Hebrew books.-HENRY b. HFRTS .Jr., will
Sc on Wednesday, Sept ~ at los O'Clock at saesroom No.
~ Pine o OF Hebrew hooks, the vaua
be and ancient kinda and wen worthy the attention Of dealers
aey deceased and sold BY order the executors Of the
estate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-11

w II. GREENoUGH Co. AUTHORITARIAN
w sale drug stock and hxtures at G2 Vesey street
Erdey September u at 10 O'Clock NJ consisting Of mri
ines; chemicals, paints oils patent medicines, glassware.
drawers counters ga bins, shelving, oil
scales, desks &c. In lots 10 suit buyers
purchases be made before the above date. Terms casa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-11
SALES AT AUCTION.

A UcTIoE N0riCF.-iPFCIAL SALE or DIAMOND 4
wSS ss w .ssisa Pile s ssy ssssl
il Wan 81. BY order o. l. r Eosarans s.,snea the en.re
st. q OF one 81 oar largest ,ciring and importing
$685. consisting IN psrt Of superb diamond OF brscele
and eerrgs cluster anlsngie pins and ring.
inc and Roman studs sleeve bu ons laiias
neled watches set with dilmonis plain 10
Tres hsnie. .irand Cooper Tobias and others alio
keys cba!na Be- toreher with an invoice OF supcr
plssd ware with also he Office ure without
reserve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-11

An no. 4 EAST BRO sDWsY, ADJOINING Oh ATTAIN
IA sure Posi- ofce suaons procured for clerks school
chts steamers and railroads. coachmea girirn
tnrkcepcrs waters fue a saloon,
and oh mbermais, four cotton
$50 10 tonnecticu. apply to I'd. Gillen
WANTEn-AT 767 BROADWAY, SEVERAL SALES.
w of experience IN The retail dry goOis business
Nho who has worked in that capacity In sim
isr business before preferred. Apply a above.