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TERMS:
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optioa of the proprietors
will be made to regular advertisers
THE DAILY CRESCENT
Has circulation which desirable medium or hdver
Users AS FAIRLY P4rERt circulaes largely reachns
many hundreds of homes at early hour and being READ
before the approach business hours consequently articles
for family use may be advantageously published in its
columns.
THE WEEKLY ORES MT
IL published every Monday morning at So year, invariably in
advance Having extensive circulation throughout Lou
sana Mississippi, Arkansas Alabama, Texas and other
States favorable mode to advertisers Of making
their wares and commodities known. Advertisements in
serted for ST. per square, each Insertion
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MOBILE ELECTIoN.-The election in Mobile on Mon
day last for Aldermen resulted in the triumph of the
Americans, they carrying six wards out of seven by
majority of 349 The real estate tax bill was de-
feated by large majority
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TOYS AND FANCY ADMINISTRATORS is coming
and the little folks must be provided with something than
their ordinary togGery and grub and to those who
template making such provision would recommend the
and fancy store of Mesrs Sonncknb Brothers, 81 Char
tres street Their stock comprises only everything that
can tickle and asonh the Juveniles but assortment
fancy articles Of all kinds suitable for presents among grown
people, They do wholesale business refer city
and country retailers TO their card in another column.
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Go AND ENJOY YoUnsELvEs.--We commend our
readers to the Seamen's Bethel Fair, now being held
at the Masonic HALL in ST. Charles street. The ladies'
who are now exerting themselves for the welfare Of
the mariner, should be theoretically supported by ALL
The Fair will continue open for one night longer on
account of the severe weather on Tuesday evening
last. Go to the Fair by all MEANS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-04

The highest Cash Price paid for NIL descriptions Second
hand Furniture Persons leaving the city wishing dis
Of their furniture, will vantage to call Oh
the uulersts Gc1.
Aiso-Secoud nl Furniture sold, exchanged repaired
?. NJ. TOURNE,
nj 1p'7n !:Irnuue street.
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IRON AND HARDWARE SToRE.-The welknown
establishment of F. +. Folger Co. running through
Tchoupiouas New Ieyee street between Gyer Poy
das offers its usual strong inducements the purchasers
shelf and heavy hardware iron in rolls, bars and Sheets
Strands MILL Their immense busGea enables MesSrs
F. Co. otrade upon yauageeus heir patrons
Sect cir ard
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ID 2p6;&W

10 Musical Boxes, Watches and JeEvelr,'.
We refer readers the advertisement Of Mr. H. Frankie,
of Poyas and Cnondcc where be found
collection OF Musical Boxes Watches, Clocks and jew
ey Of all kinds. Visitors always his celebrated Me
canica Singing Bird the extraordinary piece Of necha
ism have brtd. See the in smother
| rn1rn lbs
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e. .EGasz,cG i, GO.

Z ASsE1-EF y VU.9
TNEET...............:}7
Have received by TIE latest arrivals the following BCST
NESS BOOKS:
Rowets Interest Tables NJ Prices Tables Of Sterling
ENrl&nge BUls Expeditions M=nsurer and United
Tariff.
Also, extensive assortment Of French English and Ame
can FANCY STATIONERY.
The best of English American and French PAPER for
BLANK BOOKS, always oil lunl.
P. DUREL 4 CO.,
Hr,f
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RAIsISs AND OLIyEs.-Mr. NJ. II. Samuels No. 81
Commercial Place has received fresh rgnmens Of the
above delicRcies. Dealers should inspect them.
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" T eli N \ X FIR,

WATCNMAKER,
No, Camp street,
Respectfully invite, The attenu If purchasers his NEW
>,nrh Of
SHY FIR and PLATED WARE
FINE WATCHES, for Ladies' Of tho pattern and
faithful craftsmanship.
FINE WATrNES, for Heu:enen, Of eve"y pattern. The
wflte i'll Is Gold Gases.
The best l>tall SILVER lit NTLE(i LEVERS equal
any watch for time.
4 largo Of rH AIMS aud SETS OF JEWEIRT, for
ladies'
Ear Rings eart Fins Finger Hi Bracelets, An
Of lrrtacl for every Gold. Silver ard Steel
Frames, il.cluliug The FIRST Pebble Lenses.
Every article warranted Nh hest and will be sold lower
than "ary rwcry is usually offered The pnctual
y Dispatch re,n.irinr Watches.
facilities, work will c l"i .oeIae prices Silver Ware
made order, n!on!a Sc, and Jewvy repaired in the
test 2prf
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THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER l. 1856.
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GE'<t4sc'S
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL. CAsnE1T.
Those beautiful BURIAL CASKETS, formerly sold by p H.
COOK Co.. No IS Charles street. have been purchased tv
the undersigned who oilers the for sale the usual prices
nj No. 2ta Camp street.
ol3 2pJf DANIEL MONROE
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SONNEkALB BROTHERS,

81 thHrtttS street.
p S.-McSss S. BROTHERS hive received y avri
walls from Bremen and Uvrc, la additions their stock 10
which they invite the attention Of ouuy and City Merchants
Il nj
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Renew Orleans, jackson and Great North
RALRoADThis Road is completed and opened to
SUMMIT distance of los miles from New Orleans The Pas
senge Train leaves New Orleans usual at A. NJ, and ar
rves at amt AS A. NJ Freight will also be forwarded
through that place the usual freight days d4 2pt
Ra~EI0stctter-Three bottles OF EIostettcr's
Vegetable Stomach Bitters will cure the Dyspepsia one bottle
will an appetite force off the impure lille, purify the
blood and nvgorne the SYSTEM two bottles will cure the worst
form of liver complaint bottle will dspne that weakness
the pit Of the stomach give color TO the contenauce mnr
and strength 10 the system, and lend chceruness the
mind Every family should have Hossetters celebrated stom
Bers. No article peculiarly adapted 10 the depreS
ing effects Of olr climate.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally. ID 2p6kW
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SaUn1e 3 Co.'s LOEGcs'


' ' '" ~ -,
"Noic iicheis, elui il'uFes' 80 N'p''e'''+-<a
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from to 80 0Hl corresponding with thHse Mum
bers the Tickets printed on separate slips OF nhir are e
circ!cd with small tin tubes, and placed in one wheel
The first 2t Prizes similarly printed and cnccte nrc place
in another wheel.
The wheels then rcvoyed and number is drawn from
the wheel Of Numbers, ami at the lime Prize is drawn
from the other wheel The Number and Prize drawn
opened mud exhibited the audience and registered by the
onhl''oes the FRYE oel'S p'ateH "E'S! me NUMBER
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"a SEE FIRST AND FOURTH PAGES. .eea
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RS1'. .Fus3aGs Scott,

Formerly Of 16 tnruue+t street. has removed his
No. FL Bourbon street,
Between Canal ar C,toloc streets where he rnny con
suited all CHRONIC DISEASES.
Structures Of the Urrhra, Dropy Asctis and Auaarca,
Syphilis, in all its radically cured very short tim
Nnd without the l,nA ncolve 1ere the plet Dyspepsia
Ip3r
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Railroad lanterns.

first Lite naii 4 ot BRASS MOUNTED LANTERNS, for
Rtit, 3&I Al d Steamboat use For sale br
2. II. FELL & CO.,
ri5 2pllu Ii ann street
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Crockery, Glass and China.

large stock well assorted for country trade i, low prices
For sale by
?. r. FELL & CO.,
nib .glm II Camp street,
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Southern Fess'zaitss1'e EgHuz'evooms

Should any disSa action exist after purchase of goods,
shey may be returned and exchanged the money will be
chtcrin!ly relnnitd'
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LaBoEEEs WANTEp.--Wc call attention to the nd
verlisemcW for hUrtcd and If! torer> to wuk on HE
TEXAS Southern an Pacific RHiivad. uod wages and ether
arr, ptirIcf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-04

New NoTARlAL Flint Me>srs. A. M4zcreau Il
J. Woo! H?ccLnyH Lave 'tl themselves IN auta4
business and eIenc ,ieir ole y, Is Comp street Mr. Ma.
eTea' who las Twenty-Five lra vNnrr"urc 1hai luc,
emtetS h >rrF{rcs&s N:;rurt AID couylt l IN hc :rt
ANA commercial bra q, ii The profession. See. c,fI in
idvy1ts in: l.!u,...>
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English GNEsofgisstFs.

IT O ID ID ess G. "a rT ID q 4 T. Z -
No. 10 Canal St. near Regal Touro Buildings,
VIII open on MONDAY MORNING. new patterns of VET,
VET TAPESTRY and BRUSSELS CARPETINti, receive
per Ship ST. Patrick, from England.
-
New designs SIl AIDES and CURNICES per STEAMSHIP EN-
piFe City. dl Ip6t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-04

TAlLoRlNG.-We would refer any gentleman who
may wish suit vf clothing spe7Iy nae to the v.I
Of Mr. H. Hamburger, the merchant sailor St Ihrcs
Street door The southern Bank Mr. II is ErM class
tailor, Of many years slauQiug IL New Orleans,
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SItrcysca,.c, W f0ic5,es, .Etsrcs!'y ond

DILLON 4 ITON Ell.
No. Camp street.
WoI'd solicit u Stock wich for s L.
qualify and er9 ,e, e,lnoI be s',>.e, t..s ely.
y II. Me>sr> u. ( II. prepared to execute work in
Watches nAnsads an ter! e>r p!1u Jeysey lrr
with Dispatch d .;6t
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Fl A Y $. c I rs, etc,


AT WHOLESALE.
WeAre constantly receiving general $t Fu-,
Cas-rHere. !1rH L. hoTl, Slray, I t.I, Nr&CRu B:i
Wool HATS, attic
LOWEST MARKET PRICES
FROST CO.,
jyl3 2ptW 10 Magazine etreet.
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Ese},o!s,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, For THE. SALE OF TIE
GE me
DALLEl's MAtTGAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
HZ5 2p Nos y nn,I ~ g
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EEasbU's Cheap store,
The Greet Clothing HE0srse

-HG~ ssS E" Hg p U--E1 EG Ga5 Gtep~9
No. p: 81. Charles street,
Nrrtul. Bull tiE-. New Orleans
T4lY-e c"-nlt stock uf FINE CLOTHING and GEN
Ti.EMEN'$ FURNISHING GOODS tnr s,tlr low
MI 2,1r, r. SPEDULE & cos.
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PREasCM0SPh-S

OF WELL MADE CLOTHING ARE INVITED TO CALL
At Alfred NIunroe & Co.'S
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.EessE Opened

EWU are FE'iltfc4' Clothing.
JUST OPEN
4 HEH' STOCK or F1LL IND WINTER CLOTHING
M.!4 in til" LATEST STYLES.
\; prices as Low b. purchased in The city.
LEWIS W. LYONS e. Co.,
d 2p4teod - ''3t1nl St. next o Camp.
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Sec. EE'. Thrift,
E35'. Snasssss} Esey,soitss.

OFFICE-No. lis GRATIEE STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Cures CAscERs, ScALDiIEAD, WHITES ELisG an2
ULCERS Of every description jail 2p1y
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Philadelphia eITtsc


SIl II rs.
\ NEW AND LARGE STOCK JUST RECEIVED BY
NORRIS, MAULL & co.,
u1.let the City Hotel.
k8>rATI. AND EXAMINE nil 2pjE
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SoasaacEaef5 E5sofhc4.s.

Having rcccny removed their place Of business from IS to
"a CHARIRES STREET, they would solicit continuance Of
the patronage of their friends.
Their sock Of German, French English and American TOYS
and FANCY ARTICLES is extremely large aad well selected
comprising every ing usually kept b. Traders in their line
They have, besides. large of SPLENDID ARTl
Giles, suitable fol CHRISTMAS and NEW YEARS GIFTS,
to which they call the attention Of the puble
S0NNEkALB BROTHERS,
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IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE I'LL HEALTH or ONE
OF the proprieors third " the Chinese billiard Rooms
he purchased To business whose habits add
tccedcnts those % gentleman, favorable
offered Apply Al the cashiers deck Chinese Billiard R9om.
$50 eud 81 Nruadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-06

II WILSON, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MOTIVE
Large sale of costly rosewood and mahogany furniture,
estry carpets pier glasses panofores silver ware, &c
ursdsy, August, at l0l O'Clock precisely at x West
|urteeih street. Eighth avenueA portion of the
s here suboincd Rose wood plnofore, full seven
be- richly S solid God brocatel fur
very sively carved and covered with the
material without regard to cost large pier and oval
rors with marble slabs and gilt brackets 70 match marble
rosewood centre side and sofa tables elegant rosewood
gere marble top with heavy plate glass doors and back
de order cost Sl2 about $50 yards tapestry carpets In
ent order rosewood eegeres and corner stands
luufr and heavily embroidered white lace window
Gothic reception and easy chairs sk AMI embroidered
|ccate oil paintings among which may be found choice
vases, finished and painted in high state Of periecton
|vy and mahogany beseads both of the modern
antique styles with elegant marble top dressing bu
and washands 10 match curiei hair mattresses
is bols and pillows mahogany and maple chars sofas
lounges, oak euenson table, black walnut do, TEA AMI
hing abes; china tea expen-iey de-orated clio
mauel clocks eroctery aud glass large
ortmcnt Of silver ware pooas forks heavy plated casters
In bottles silver elegantly chased and
kv~d: large slyers with solid silver edges; best OF ivory
Ilery, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-06

COMPLETE SET or 1NCORRUPTIBLE TEETH,
mpper and ower) tine gold plate for $40 inserted by
Mn ena Broadway, of Houston street, room
4 Comfort and utility warranted IN ell cases where oiher
ators have failed.
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NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1854
sHIPDTy0,


IvOA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ST rSs NALL zfEAn-
ship ATLANTIC Ettridge der win depart with ,ho
vnfsed States mails for Europe positively saturday,
August M at IL O'clock berth Of Canal
street, Nouoe-The steamers II his hne have water tight
compartments and @ avoid danger fom win not GROSS
The Banks north Of ~ degrees Of August
yor freight or passage having weqnssd accommodation Tor
kbW x COLLINS, 50 Wan street
Passengers requested 10 be II o'clock A.
All letters must through The Post Office, others viii
be returned
The aeamship Baltic, J. j. Comstock win succeed the
Atlantic. sail Saturday August 30 kotice-The rate
freight Liverpool New York reduced 10 "a
ton measurement until further notice.
THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
mail steamers. The ships comprising this line
The Alta MT O. Capt Oliver Eldridge
The BALTIC, Capt. Joseph Comst0ck.
The ADRIATIC Capt Janea West
These ships having built expressly FOR the
government service has taken In the con-
srucuon IN their engines 70 insure strength aud
speed and their accommodations for passengers une-
qualled for elegance and comfort
Price Of passage o New York Liverpool IN first cabin,
$3.50 IN second d. T6 Exclusive Of extra size state
$S2o From Liverpool TO New York 30 and 70 guoeas
An experienced .Hrgeon attached % each ship No osrns
proved water tight bukheads and avoid danger from ice
will not The Banks north OF A degrees until after the LIST
Of August.
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uwroRruyArrs

CURE CURE-DR WARDS UwroRrurArEe
- hfnd certain he wss3d fpr esrts ds
used before an other remedies fos tlces tes
warranted without ard requires esene fcr ne
II well known A. the only remeAys ss clears The
from the blood and against secondary attacks
In all there other cure Than hs Rhghs
day Dr. ward himself has bal more
rrrience and than other IN New
a perfect cure warranted Unforunates Tiend On gGte
40 Canal street. corner OF Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-06

+ Y MFIJ.oR. suCTTONEER --GENTEEL HOUSE
hold furniture This day Wednesday. ~ los O'Clock
S Lexington avenue of Twenty ghth street,
ne Of me usual variety of plain mahogany paror. cham
aud knrhen furnisss: ingram carpets, three.ply do,
&C. bedding crockerv, glass mirrors feather beds
aims hax mattresses ss worthy the attention Of the trade
others
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-06
3. xEaI.oR. ArcTIoNEER .MoRra AGE SALE OF

elsrant cabinet furniture. on THURSDAY. August
lOh clock M saesroom rs ami Is PARK row. opposite
House. consisting OF the richest collection % desra
and sxoerior made furniture offered Al auction this
10 viii we invite city and country Dealers hotel
prcors and those about refurnishinT. Among Me stock
10 fo,rnI clsoraely carved rosewood writing cabinet
ID wi aSinwood ~h French plate doors and cost $685.
IN in use a,out sin monhs also rosewood armour, Of
eror make: " solid rosewood paror suites covered In
hrocaisi an plush cegeres extension dining tables asi
ey Of house furnishing articles Ladies' aud gentlemen
invited 10 eysne the stock previous 90 sale. Also seve
brussels carpets mattresses and variety OF second hand
liure with which the sale win commence. Goods can be
scd The preses for shipping Catalogues on morning
asa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-06

keHN l.. yANDEwATER, MISUNDERSTANDING
sale Wednesday Aug. g. al III O'Clock In yDih ST. near
avenue formerly X, Z. steele Cos Sale by order o.
fstave X. Whtbridac, ESQ receiver. Planning turning
conducting the business together with i've years
Ise the premises Ao two horses carts wagons and
For particulars inquire OF Messrs Tyler Brown,
orneys i56 broadway, the Office Of the ausionecr 70
afr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-06

FRANCIS ByRNE. ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR
AZ law III the state and United yates Courts has
whilooke buildings. southeast cofnsr of Nassau afp
3eckmen streets. Offices ~ ard IS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-06

z n. MFTT0H, Northumberland WATCHES
and jewelry At auction Thursday a. stesroom, 10
IS PARK opposite the AtDr House by catalogue,
o'clock viz, a. out 10 gold watches, of the following
|s-1obias, Cooper, Beeslcy, Arnold Adams Co, and
celebrated makers; also fine COLLECTION 81 cameo,
and scroll work pins braceets tnger rings studs &c
vhoe fnr positive sale being the preperty o. dealer CIV
ian businfss also one iron sale, IL sEser plated casters
|er ware, &c.
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DIcoRn,s pRAcrfcF.-np. q. y HAMMOND, 4 re

I(ItURHF FFNVTICE.-nR ~ y HANMUND, Artfl n
IL Of RECORD ofPsrs Drs. Carnochan aud Mott Of this
" only regular ply stefan whose credentials
and success beyond question the practice of this
taly All diseases Of the Eeno urinary system, matter
how nrcaied cured 81 once eaectusly and whcn, ds1
c w. the constitution, al his SIG Broadway, opoas
tie s. Nicholas Treatment also by letter Consultations
frartas. O. ID. HAMMOND, Id.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-06

hilbert g. SAVAGE AUcTIoNEER, WILL SELL
Wednesday, 6t inst, at 1914 A. NJ, large stock Of
ccerses upon which advances have been made-sugars
large not champagne and car-t imported superior brands
sDdy port wine in raspberry and blackberry
andy, = portable shower bath &C.
BAGIEY L SAVAGE, 50 Cedar street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-06

! UCTION NOTICE-THOMAS BELL, AUCTIONEER-
BY BELL BUSH.-To machnists, backsmths, and
workers &c This day at II o'clock on the promises 50
|d Al Greene Grand will SELL without
rive the entire contents of first rate machine 81 p and
back smiths establishment, including IL first rate turning
hes kinds OF work. planning and drilling machines ~
all kinds OF tools for iron and brass work stacks dies
wis &c also all the arrangements of blacksmith shop
v bellows blocks toois &C. Thursday sale Of furniture
n goods watches. Ac.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-06

EUGENE b. FRANKLIN, AUCTIONEER.-BY FRANK
u Ii NJ NICHOLS CO., this kap, Wednesday morn
at 0t O'Clock at their salesroom IS Nassau
tsm, perempory auction sale Of second hand and
furniture consisting of general assortment OF
ard chamber furniture in suites and every other ar
In the house furnishing line; also mirrors paintings hair
palliasses china and glass table cutlery sill
plated ware, toilet sets, fancy goods, &c, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-06

NINE GROCERIES, TEAS kc.-THE UNDERSIGNED
would respectfully infor2 their friends and the public
they have removed to their and commodious store
The old saDd) 26O Greenwich street. OF Murray
they VIA continue, usual to keep large stock Of
and black refined foreign fruit
es provisions &C. in all their variety which will be sold
the lowest market prices Wholesale and retail. N B.
ocers bal and country dealers that buy for ready
')ney, would do we'll to call before purchasing.
J. .. FOWLER 4 CO., 10 and 435 Greenwich street.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
SALES AT AUCTION.

UCTIoN NoTICE-JAMEs CUSHING, AUCTIONEER,
will sell on Thursday It'll inst at 10 O'Clock A. NJ at 10
xh street the fixtures Of grocery and liquor
m Consisting of teas Wines liquors. segars glass
|uner and shelving scales, weights kegs stand casks &C
O The furniture house consisting of chairs tables
M beds and bedding Brussels and other carpets. Sale posi-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-06

UCTION sALE-PosTPoNED IN CONSEQUENCE OF
the Storm the furniture clothing and other effects adver
led Tuesdays SALE by order of the administrators OF
L hate Thomas March, The sale will positively take
li3 Chatham square 0l O'Clock Thurday It'll
eant s. MORTALITY, Auciioneer. NJ BON this day,
dnesday at lOs O'Clock will be sold the furniture of ia
Ivy leaving the city all variety Of other goods.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-06
UCTION NOTICE.-ATTRACTIvE COLLECTION OF
new and second hand furniture paintings engravngs,

Errors, mattresses segars &c-By TUNIS MORRELI.
cuoneer at 10 Nassau street. this "wednesday morning.
IL O'Clock, by descriptive catalogue, To which refer o
|rcuars containing in part as olows-Rosewood paror
HTS enameed chamber suits, mahogany ete easy,
cking and ordinary chairs rosewood centre sofa and side
piles, marble tops wood black walnut and MAHOGANY
oak and other extension dining tables and chairs
latch mahogany and black walnut chamber furniture plain
hd substantial in variety fifty OH paintings and engravngs
IL frames, attractive subjects china SETS hall stands,
~ corner and book stands twenty music tables fifty gross
ms 100000 spring and hair mattresses mirrors, &C.
B.-shippers will be furnished with safe packer, at mo
rate charges.