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TTNFHE HALLADAX WINDMILL. MANY OF
the scientific, able and experienced mechanics ind
the United States have examined this Machine and
pronounced Of the beautiful and useful inventions of
modern date.
BY simple ingenious Device the gale increases in
verify, the sails gradually round change the angle at
which they for gentle breeze present less and less
height little presented power edges AS
the fury the guile abates the fans gradually their
ina position Something Of this kind for changing the posi-
of the Sails is what mechanics have long sought for
vain.
speed of the wind wheel is not increased by powerful
storm of wind for is as fully under the control Of regulator
is waerwhecl steam engine. If this Mill be well put
up will require attention whatever for weeks
getfer.
The only reason why the wind for ages past has not been
vcrsay used motive power well known the of
sef-regulating machine. In heavy gales the wheel
heretofore constructed either hopeless ruin
revoved with such rapidy wear heat and cafe greatly
the injury of kind OF gearing attached besides in bad
weather. requiring the constant and anxiety of the attend
This difficulty is entirely obvated and the only OBJ
lection that possibly be urged is the Inconsistency F the
outlay expense the wind engine-no tend
feed it, with steam power. The mill ready
time day night be moved by the wind FROM any point Of
the 1t will fill large tanks ponds that be used
during intervals of the winds blowing the size of the
mill pumps and reservoir is proportion to the quantities of
water required there is certainty of having abundance
through For railroad stations and cotton
plantations contrvance unequaled both for pumping
water and grinding corn, ornamened fountains small
fer and grind bushels of hour. For further inor
nation or orders, address
| S. H. GILMAN, 81 Natchez street, New Orleans,
| o24dlawEWly Sole Agent for the Southern States.
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THE LAKE.

Fl FAK AH7E sH59h sE1sSkHS5 aS1ST 5tSa1 $HHAM M
TREY new and plendd P did pa packet seae kate Frisee r.
E5B4s VIM Ws @ @ " @
boat the Lake will leave the wharf at Jefferson RaiEoad R and
Of the cars as follows
HSHS }Si2;s6
Fright Extra Basgage, Horses Cows Carriages etc., should
aTa sent to % the spos Of the "a @ 60 & on
Clerks receive each Depot all Freights for this Boat and
~ Captain Officers, Agents Of the Kate Frisbee, will
do they ga TO ats o % e travelling puoe and re-
ss5s Fay ies 1ons and % Chr chfsia e
DsSa ''-"7s Il. NJ. HARRisoN 4 i: g., Agents,
s4shHsh 5AME cREoRE.Esaphss sHo2Eg 1s;s5ss
sn1 splendid o & M
H CT: ERf5Sf S6kSiSS SiSSSS
cars SAEBkPAH vhSlNs NS9RSSG
@ p ss ssRt K H
tn a or he n 5s o viii tie % @ aG s d
trip.
Cabin passage Mississippi City Springs 81
Deck passage
'D''''Sn r GEDDEs, Agent 10 Bank Place
F5R TRR RISbRR nEbNPHyLE7u asi,1sHs
ss$sAs sssAs covngton and AIa SprinssThe ane steamer
hao eSes hs
cars SUNDAYS eSeepsd1 Returning leaves covnson every
Fare Far sli,cnsfl 81 Msa s91 80 cents on hoard or to
al9 If D. G. LoWBER, 9s Magazine street.
r~s FOR MOBILE DIRECT, DAILY
l@AEEEk5 U, s. MAIL LINE.-Winter Arrangement-The
Oregon Myers having been hult expressly foF he
leave ts Lake snd is PeptchaaiR Railroad
Cabin Fare to Mobile ...............:.s6
s'A ;aEDns Agent 10 Bank Place
3 SLAVE DEPOT, NO. 1856 COMMON
@ constantly sale for either Cash City
" n Ct sLAY aS f9pEV ee
Having eascd the hreeory dwelling No 1856 Common near
and their Slaves Obtained in
s 4H6%as H T. Be PR s | ss sssss
E$ fSz 2SiS Fk5h S3 ss psd 1 "'fi%5
NAs-GAs-GAs-H. GUILD, No. 2l4 ST. CHARLES
Vi Street between Girod Julia entrance shop St
and 81
made o oae 55s Bs GGsk al
and single fame and Stops of new patterns spee
E f Ps5mp
| NIBOLL, w. o., CARPENTER, No. 294 NAGA
~ ZINE Street. between Delord and Poeyfarre streets. Job
bng descriptions short notice and reasonable terms
Stores up Counters made of Black Walnut Mahogany
Csterns made and repaired and guaranteed for
Sash Doors and Blinds made and repaired. Laeework an
packing Boxes of all kinds made order Step Ladders Of al
sizes constantly on hand. teIS ly
rFOBACCO-LoNG BLACK RICH TOBACCO, Fol
the Mexican and Texas Markets. Also Tobacco for plan
taton use. in hhds and bbs and CIGAR TOBACCO con
stantly on hand and for sale by
TURNER & RENSHAW,
| fe4 2p3m-ly 96 Camp street, up stairs.
g u A. HENDERSON u CO., MAGAZINE ST
~ Nchez offer for sale the lowest market prices
a choice assortment of GROCERIES,, and invite the atttento
Of Their stock has been carefully selected
comprises all the articles needed for family merchant
in the inlg 6m
VACCINE NIATTER-VACCINE MATTER-PHl
scans Planters and Druggists always be supplied wit
q pure article at 81 50 per scab by applying to
SICkI4ES 4 CO., IS Canal street,
G. N MORRISON IL Magazine ST.,
| F. Is. WHEELOCK, 43 Magazine st
fe6 3n NJ. CANNON, % GraVier street
| n
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r AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ESTMARKET RATES
u paid for Land Warrants Also, all kinds of Uncurrent
Bank Notes, Coin, Bullion and Exchange purchased by
H. B. MERRET4II Il CO.,
n3 d&Wly No. o Camp street, corner of Common,
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sTEAMROAT DEPARTURES.
FOR RED RIVER.

WIN s:ss TEpkfsRhx FOM "! 6 'slsf sR1s
Rada MSitff al
Es nss ass Wlsb M m s % Win ssTs a e. ssass sS G
nj ternedae landings on Red River freight or pas
''ES }eS Spp'y 'oAfu LEWIS sSApp Front street
E TsBHEsaH FDM IL VIZ 4 s9ls4 Il y FINE
fs 4 1sS Pafff
cos iexandra % eoTtob andng and ali land
ngs on Red River For freight Gr pPg o. bSsrd or
% jelo =" = = 8 F Front . street street
a1 whDsEsPaoX so ls G gssisS & seSSf kfIb y
alssahdria s ipsi and Gaons 0 landing ight
drqught and fast running steamer Union c. Crook MASTER
s5 EG5 freight Or f. bSsET g sssd Co., Lafayette
ws:.s on FoR u III: 's.sfE &sb ALL
sssss on the Lake1s mafe es ~ nfT ss1 ss
~ The Jefferson only inches water, and
built expressly to run in the Lakes I E9 sgh Or PasSaSs ap
p'fo }eiS corner Masazine and Gired streets.
" ~ si'ss
ssss ssassa saa 9s!sP
Z IL 5,ys
s4js il 4pp'' % '01' = : B. SMITH 70 New Ievce
vim ssss FERso Il 5f 5s sMfRhAsB Gf1Gfk
ts%5s aaa se Il ] s9ss ssiszss says
as sss p5 p
S age above For % 6 Font sw RPy saPsy
oabng her ghpsss are respectfully invited call on board
~ The j. IS now ready to receive freight and will give
through bills lading TO Jefferson :, ,n,.
1aI; FG u &f]s5d E NJ HoiaiySy as
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

r~ -=z====z==zz=77NEyV ORLEANS, OPE-
ysbas Baa1 LOUSAS AND GREAT WEST
ARssaEss ~ z::Iss--Naa-3ERN RAILROAD.
SIMMER "A ARRANGEMENTS.
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SHENANDOAH DEPARTURES.
OHIO RIY Err.

VIII leave on SATURDAY. 18th inst at o'clock, Pm
ry~s. :, FOR LOUISVFLLE-THE NEW
EalEfs& ~ splendid passenger steamer Chancellor,
Esssssa- G. W. Stewart master will leave FORTH above
and all Intermediate landings For freight passage apply
board to p 4$3'~ gBETTERT0N IL KEEFFE,
itouIag gstre
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YAZOO RIVE r.

Will leave on THURSDAY 18th inst, o'clock P. N.
F7sse STEAMER ATALANTA, QN PLACE
eslELk p Of the LEWIS WHITEM N)-For Ie-
sza fore Greenwood Sdon, Tchula, Yazoo City, Sa-
tar Tcksbur all intermediate landings Yazoo River.
The fine running passenger packet Atalant.
n G. Briggs MASTER will leave above. For freight pas
sage apply on board, to
LEWIS SNAPP & CO., 81 Front street.
The Aaana has been thoroughly repaired and shippers and
planters may rely the Ataana remaining in the trade during
the sulnriler. jel1
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Will leave on THURSDAY, 18th inst at y o'clock NJ.
f7nss FOR OPELOUSAS-TIE NEW AND
azAsfEd safe steamer Alice w. Glaize, G, Loail.
Old River snmspor all landings the Atchafalaya
For freight or passage, apply on board, or 10
jell J. M. JOHNSTON Il CO., Front Iievee.
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VIII leave WEDNESDAY, 1ltil June, at O'Clock p NJ
mYEa FOR sSfaREVEPDRT, GRAND BA-
you, Grand Ecore, Camptc ST. Maurice, Cotille.
ssa=a Alexandria, Gorton's Landing, and all nterme.
date landings The fine fast running passenger packet c..
all Intermediate landings Red River For freight pas
IN hoar tn N ~ :
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~ sas4 ~ assss assz .Asasss ASssas%ssgERN RAILROAD
SUMNER -ARRANGEMENTs.
on anu 'Ea' PAssENGER ss stH i TRATNs WILL LEAVE
The Depot at Algers every day at.........7:S0 A. A.
Teins arena a Bayou my Bau eyery day at NJ
RETURNING:
Leave Bayou Bnut. r n.
Arrive at Grena I. NJ
~ Excursion tickets the regular stations and back
the same day will be issued as follows e,,r
Bayou des Allernands s.................... 50
Racennd, Iatourche Crossing and Terrebone. ... so
Tigervllle ........,.,.... ...,,...,..''', 9u
Bayou Bnuf. :...::..........-.....3 So
"A Ferry will with the Passenger Trains, leaving
the foot Of St. Ann street every morning at o'clock precisely
Freight will received for Bayou Bu intermediate Sta
ons by the Company the wharf at the OF St Louis street
every day until O'Clock P NJ All freight must be paid by
fhe shippers freight be delivered all other Stations
hnn BAYOU des Aemandes Raceand, Lfource Crossing,
Terrebonue Tgerve and Bayou Bteu lWhere the Company
have Agents. must be prepaid.
Printed and Rates of Freight in pamphlet form for cir
cuaton be had application at the Office OF the Company
my 80 y. D. sEoI.n. nlce ! teelucll-
e-,g, ...zz==zz==zz7NE NEW ORLEANS, JAGE1=
S ss ABROAD, Depot Callope
street. corner Of Clara street, near the New Basin.
sUMMEE EARRARGEhhESSTii GEM Sai, otF u
RcNches New Orleans Il A. NJ Leaves New Orleans daily
at 81 r NJ Reaches Osyka at P NJ Passengers received
and landed at all intermediate stations .,, j..
FAEEFour cents per mile, each way Childen ana servants
FREIGHT TRAIN from the City to Osyka and all inerme
date stons Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. and
Osyka New Orleans and all intermediate satlopS every Mon
day Wednesday and Friday.
An excursion train will leave the city every Sunday NJ
SA NJ for Osyka and intermediate Stations and return bS
61s 2. NJ. Fare half the usual rates.
ESeason Tickets issued application at moderate prce
GEO. u. HAZIEHURsT, Gent super
Tri-Weekly Line of STAGES TO JACKSON, Miss nj
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The steamship Indian arrived at Quebec, on the 81
inst, she brings political news Of importance. Th
following is all have been able to extract from ou
exchanges: 5 n
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TIVIL ENGINEERING AND SURVEYING.
" The undersigned having formed for the
pose Of transactng any the line of Civil Engineering
Surveying that be entrusted TO them within the State
of Louisiana having had considerable experience in that
line business would respectfully soca share Of patronage
from those interested therein. J. G. DREUX.
W. S. MITCHELL
rG5- Office No o7 Commercial Place. no9 ly
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TOPARTNERSR IL SHIP THE UNDERSIGNED
" this day entered into Coparnershp under the style
General Commission, Sugar and Cotton Facorase business
ALFRED DUPERIER.
ALLEN L. HAYES.
ROBERT W. SANDERS.
s5- Office Nc. II ST. Louis street. .
New Orleans, lst December, 1855. datt
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sAEIka U. S. MAIL LINE.-Winer Arrangement--The
E1l splendid low pressure packet steamer Cuba, R.
A. Heirn master; Florida, W. H. Hutchngs master;
Oregon Myefs master having been built expressly for the
will leave the Lake end of the Ponchartrain Railroad
daily the arrival of the O'Clock P. NJ. Returning,
will stop Pascagoua Monday and Thursday evenings
Cabin Fare TO Mobile. ................$6
R. GEDnEs Agent, 10 Bank Place.
Orleans November l., 1856 n
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rT1WIBILL d AETK1EN, GAS FILTERS, No 59 81.
Charles street. New Orleans keep constantly on mana
large of Chandeliers, Pendants Brackets Fllars
Pipe, and Fittings of all kinds. ,ro,-r,
A large assortment Of Parlor and Cooking STOVES ana
CRATES. - e.
Also Portable Gas Apparatus to make gas from rosl
Of Sugar PlneTs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-01

RUSSELL ". wEsTCoTT, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ,;
panoore rosewood parlor suits rich carpets chandeliers
bronzes &C., &c.-RUSSEIL W. WESToOTT, auctoneer,
viii SELL this day, October at 10. o'clock all the superb
rosewood oak and mAhogany furniture contained in house
No. 1852 West Twenty street. embracing large and
splendid assortment Of paror dining library and cham
Der furniture which three magnificent solid rose
wood psror SUITS covered rich brocade elegantly carved
splendid octave rosewood panofore beautifully inad
wthear In perfect order beauies chefoners music cabi
rosewood reception and reclining chairs In medallion,
and SATIN richly carved rosewood etegeres with mar
Bile mounted In ormolu four splendid and mante
mirrors solid rosewood centre and sofa tables Eruscan
BILE and pyramids Dresden with number OF
costly parlor embroidered curtains gold bodered
shades superb rosewood secretary bookcase with plate 'front.'
valuable paintings glass and elegant rosewood
bedseads rosewood marble top bureaus with marble top
washstands and commodes 70 match. rosewood
French plate fronts cheva glasses French hair mattresses
beds blankets rosewood rich velvet and vii
In thirteen and parors; four costly chan
deers library bookcase spring seat and French cottage
chairs oval mirrors clocks elegant mahogany extension DIN
ing table twelve oak dining room chairs rich china dinner
with large quantity of French glass
the furniture. Sale will be peremptory, rain
shine Catalogues will be ready early the morning sale
when the furniture can be examined.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-01

JNsTRUCTIoN.-MIsss SEAMAN EDUCArES Admitted
number Of young ladies in music, French drawing, IN
every style Of writing and arithmetic, with the English
week The accomplishments taught at 81 week. Apply
in the morning. from TO O'clock at 62 West Eighteenth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-01

nIORTGAGE SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A CHATTEI,
M mortgage, upon which default has been made, shall
sell at public auction loo Lewis street. all the stock and
ixtures consisting of hardware and this afternoon,
O'Clock p. NJ. (0ct. ~ ADRIAN e. HULL, Mortgage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-01

DIAEOS AT GREAT BARGAINs-AT THE WARE
III OF N. =. b. CURTISS, All Broadway win sell
splendid stock of pianos cost for the fifteen days in
order make for alterations. Please call before
sha sing ella here
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-01

VIOLIN CLASsEs-TAUGHT TO PLAY IN TWELVE
lessons NJ No. u Sixth Amty street com
encng on Thursday evening at ~ O'clock also class Of
pbe kind at zoe Allen street. Friday evening" at
O'Clock Saturday morning. at O'clock for boys 81
Tor IL lessons; private lessons, $40, "a lessons.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
i1fk. EUixH.


ITNl0N COURSE LONG IsLAND.--fRoIiiNG-oN
~ thursday, Get. . o'clock, nsgh Tor SzOOJ ma.
heats best three IN i've TO harness w Wneian names r e.
~i leave The south Jerry Brooklyn, at o'clock and
turn AZ soon az he spo 10 Fare and retnrn city
cents. SHAW x WHITE. Propretors
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q OA0 nm Sugars or THE VARIOUS QUAIL.
Z.UUU.UUU ues-1nducements offered 10 cash
puuhasers Also 100 boxes family Cash advances made
o. CHEEKS II Broadway,
TTAvANA aFGAR-GUBANAs, FrGARos PARTT0As
Ill regA del reys In lots 70 suit purchssers
E.P. ROGERS, l64 Maiden lane
i their market value TO pay advances Cash pur
r. - 81 svma domestic Oh German Manufacture
o CHEEKS, " Broadway
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n 9. HouGHToY. AUCTIoNEER. MORROW

m e. HOrGHTON, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
L. nhursdsyD at los O'Clock at No li3 Nassau street.
pcrempory of cabinet panoortes
frst quality thick French plated mirrors. richly decorated
china dinner sets oil paintings, cnameled chamber
suits dining and library furniture. every article
ranted represented We VIII sell as above 70 pay advan
ces mos; desirable stock of rich and tasteful cabinet
house nshng articles that has been offered
this e and worthy the attention of the trade country
merchants. aud hotel pgarcos and those about furnishing
hsi class houses cabinet furniture viii consist In o.
several solid wood frame paror suits OF furniture covered
with the most y brocael plush and English hsrcoih
solid centre, pier aud fancy tables rich eegercs
writing cabinets rich work tables and stands
large richly decorated enameod chamber suits bookcases,
secretaries iete atec and plain back SOFAS yoare and
spring par0r chairs solid rosewood. mahogany AMI
walnut chamber furniture lounges and sofa bedstead Turk
sh chairs fancy chairs patent extension tables four
dining chairs match also four
hand pancore At IL O'Clock six superior toned rosewood
pianooftes of good tone and finish.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-01

L,EkREROs' DANCING ACADEMIES 80 WEST FOUR
teeDth street. New York. and IL Clinton street, Brook
kn.Mmc DuBREuL FERRkko EDWARD FEB
EtRO respectfully that they will their
denny New York saturday, Oct. H. and in Brooklyn
1uescav, Oct H. at 80 L. III. Circulars be obtained
nj I'll academy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-01

V-M. DUMoNT. AUCTfoNFER. CONDEMNED STORES
w at the Navy Yard, brooklyn. wM DvMONT will sell
Al auction Thursday, October at II O'Clock AZ the Havy
Yard Brooklyn, by order Of the Navy Agent isis bread
III bb four u bb butter and cheese $50 bread bag
Coffee linen shoes white and 10 colored blank
pilot Goth, reefng Jackets tobacco looking glasses
hmm AMER the snlc
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OILS.


Il ERosENE OILS
N EERosgyr ILLUMINATING
81 10 worth Of this oil gives much light s6 Of sperm
oil.
ErRosrys IusRicArrSe On
See certificates at the once OF the undersigned.
KrRosrTg BfSSAcIR On.
Prepared expressly for ships use.
~ Ifgallcns II The above oil- for sale.
LsstIe Agents Of Kerosene on Company
- YER GxeVb New yegk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-01

USr.AGS, Flags, fLAGS.-F. CHAPMAN, MANUfAG
turer OF flags ano banners las Fuiou
and IS Cranberry street. Brooklyn " BFags hand Zoe
sale or hire.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-01

N BY BELL A BUSI-Ihursday, at l0ls O'Clock, IN TIE
sales rooms, ~ North William street, VIII be sold the enre
valuable furniture and housekeeping articles Of genee u
% removed for convenience OF sale Friday M extensive
valuable stock dry goods millinery hosiery, clothing
genenens furnishing articles, faacy goods Continued on
rEtu
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MIsCELLANEOUs.

GENCY wANTED-A SITUATION WANTED BY AN
"A renced auconeer who In thoroughly acquainted
with the watch and Jewery fancy goods and book trade 70
West South and sell commission or on salary,
would accept oca situation agency to sell goods
sample. Has a extensive ACQUAINTANCE The best OF
city reference given. Address Aucioneer Herald oice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-01

III DOUGHTY, ACCOMMODATIONS HOUSE
W. hold furniture rich tapestry and velvet carpets French
plate mirrors rosewood pianofoe rosewood paor suits &c
M. DOUGHTY auconeer viii sell on Thursday, Oct 2, at
~ o'clock all the elegant furniture contained In house No
10 West Twenty eighth street among which two elegant
rosewood paror suits In rich brocael and plsh elegantly
carved rosewood So panofoc In good order stool
and rosewood secretary bookcase rosewood centre
card and quatse tables brocade and lace curtains French
plate pier and oval mirrors rosewood esgere mirror back
omolu mantel clock, Euuscan marble and Dresden
oil paintings rosewood and mahogany French bed
sead dress bureaus best horsea feather beds
holsters and pillows blankets quilts marble top wassands
inlet Sets wood and mahogany sofas mahogany chairs
and rockers painted chamber rich tapestry pa~or
and ingram and threeplv do. oak extension
table, oak dining chairs library bookcase sdeboard china
cutlery glass and cockery elegant chandeliers AMI
brackets throughout the house oclohs hat rack kitchen
utensils &c Catalogues at house early morning OF SALE
Sale nr shine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-01

MUSICAL Observation-Disclosures DOEHIER RE-
M specially informs his friends and the public general
that he has resumed his lessons the piano VIOLIN and sing
ing. lie would also devote few hours TO accompanying
the violin pupils who wish to improve themselves in classical
and modern music For particulars apply at his residence
3s Fourth Washington square, at Mr. Breu
sings music store, 10l Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-01

UCTIoN NOTICE. BoGA AUCTfONEER.-BY
"A J. BOGART Thursday Oct . at l0li o'clock. AT the
rooms, of Frankfort and William streets
stable household furniture rosewood plano. ant
stng yotire andl paror chairs. in crimson velvet
bic dressing tables carpets sofas looking gasse
splendid rosewood pianoore Emerson Of Boston
WILLIAM Is. JONES, Constable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-01

-. co tuesday and "Wednesday, september 80 and DC.
street, between Pine and CedsrOpening saleA splendid
assortment Of fresh imported fancy goods partly the
superb Carrara stauaIy presenting Jefferson De Ne
dco; Maternal Love- by Tanerani; Dancing Girl by Del Me
dco; Angel Justice by Raratd Fishing Boy bv Frsnchi
Madonna by Benerni Magdaen by santucc Bust Of Cicero,
by Cartel of Florence Achilles Washington aud Others Boy
and Dove Boy and Nest large sized lgnres for gardens
&c. Also, beautiful Of elabaser figures,
&C. tive large marble candeabras from the Crystal Palace;
superb Eiruscan Medc Hebe Neapotan and Roman
marble ornaments &c Also entire invoice of brouZes,
consisting of figures of size and description
ceyed din ect from the Veie Montague Paris BIRDS
vases oandeabras baskets paper holders carcel lamps
dancing girls warriors holders candles cks stationery
and other articles OF styles Also invoice Of rich
plated tea sets, casters cake baskets, &C. together with
variety OF other fresh goods OF which vii be
ceved from the Custom House in time They examined
n Monday 10 the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-01

HENRY Ii. LEEDS 4 CO., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IL sale OF large and valuable collection o. oil paintings
the of the late Dr. +. W. jenkins, without
henry H. LEEDS co. will sell by auction by order of
Wednesday October at ii o'clock, No.
% East Twenty third street Fih the entire gal
ery OF high class pcures belonging the late Dr. jenkins,
collected by him through a series OF them
viii be found he choice works of Berrhem, Cropse Her
by Van Geyen Tempesta Carlo Dolce Diaz Guido Sure
back Netscher Corregio Terbnrg Caravago Geo. More
land, Cuyp, Catermole r. A. Wilson, SwaDeveldt Vernet
Gansboroueh Teniers Spagnoeo and other celebrated
sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-01

CEORGE COOK, AUCTIONEER-6ENTEEL HOUSE.
" hold furniture auction day, at l0a O'clock at Az
broadway embracing paror chamber aud dining room suites
Of and fashionable Styles bookcases wardrobes
tables, extension dining tables, bedsteads bureaus,
washsfand mattresses palasses &c Please examine be-
sale. NBcOnslany hand good stock Al pri
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