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A LEXANDRE DUMAS's GREAT WORK.
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DEBUT OF MISS ELIZA len s Il.
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A CADEMY of MUSJC-ITALIAN OPERA
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-02


IIENRY II. LEEDS AUTOBIOGRAPHY H. LEEDS
day Oct at hap ton O'Clock each day s the auction
rooms No 10 Nassau street. Superb sale 81 fancy goods
Opening sale OF tho season. the first impOrtaon OF Paris
bronyes the manufacture OF the Partisan Arc Bronze Com
pany they obtained the consul medal London 1851 the
golden medals n Dublin and Paris and the Crystal Palace
New York the silver medal the only awarded
In the nation. This II the most extensive the
world and their goods superior 70 manufactured Con
sslng or large assortment of superb coupes
soils brackets groups figures large and small superb
delabras bronze and ormou Italian dancers auees of Illus
trious men, very elegant ink stands sauee hunter shep
herd &C. animals groups oil deer large size flower hang
ing vnses card receivers marble This the first
great sale In this country from this extensive Sgnr
and place. OF real Carara satuary Agate Bardgo Yellow
Of Senna Eruecan Medc Roman and Hebe vases
TO nine feet high Bohemian china bronze
clocks Marble satuary-Group of Fidelity the original by
Franzon the Shephcrdess by Delnsdc0 the beggars MI
re superb staary OF Washington Franklin and Jefferson
about four feet high and made by the well artist Fl
nel figure OF Mary Magdaen Antonio, from the Grecan
school, Flemish Cupid with nests Venus Of Canova; Amore
Devine by Benerne four busts Of italian poets Dante
TO- Pearc and asso bust OF Zen0 two groups represent
ing Summer and Autmn stauary for gardens piazzas
Christopher Columbus Racchus, Dancing Girls of Canova
nus dchose about five feet high. Also assortment
Also turquos opal gold bracelets earrings
bresspips b.. pa ina do iepine watches gold
residing out OF the city have their goods carefully
packed for shipment reasonable charge by Mr. Pandon
Stuffed brdsA large collection Of stuffed birds
OF the world prepared in the substantial
resent life consisting Of birds sngy sprigs groups and
under glass shades