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The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-08-08
DIR. BROTHERs' FEMALE Pills.

Especially Designed for Female Complaints.
The constitution always suffers more or less when
my Of the secretons or discharges established by
the laws of nature arrested retarded but from
zone does more evil arise than from obstruction or
suppression Of the menses. This IL sure in time to
bring on a train Of complicated and obstinate dis
asses such as pains in the head, back, oins and alb
domen determination of blood TO the head, and con-
sequent dizziness cold extremities, but especially
cold feet loss Of appetite costiveness and general
debility; Cough, ralpitahon Of the Heart, Hectic
Ft er, and Consumption. The re-ostablishment Of
tie Catamental evacuation whenever checked or SUE
pended, is indispensable To health and the continu-
ance Of life.
The design OF these pills s the restoration of TIE
natural uterine secrehOns, by removing tbs causes
by which they ere arrested ~ checked and bv Civ.
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-08-08

Af1lILLL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-04
TRAvELLERs' GUIDE.

HUDSON RIVER RaILROAD.-ExPRESs TRAINS
Ill for Albany and Troy Stopping principal stations
Meeting northern trains leave
street depot al and II - A. NJ aad pm
A. Y. SMITH, Superintendent
M YORK AND HARLEM RArfROAD--grtYwrn
~ srArgement commencing June 1857 Trains leave
s.rot. corner n White and Centre streets
90 A. M.-kxIress mai rain for Albany, uoppng NJ an
stations north 81 NNismsbridxs
sI5f. M-whi.e ains tram stopping Al ali s.sslcna
tkAvF rwEsry SIXTH srsrtow.-
las a M lll1msorxge train stopping A. al Stations
ITO M-WliAmshridge train stopping "a al stations
~ ~ s-Msite Plains train, stopping Al all etalcns
ssSr M-MMismsoridgs train. Stopping AZ All slsuona
tMP M-Ninerton trath, stopping NJ all stNaans
t@f. M-Srosrn Falls trStn, stopping q, all stations
eMH Nv llisrnsbridge train, stopping II AZ staiona
Im L, rain, Stopping ~ AL stsuonsI
wM y CAMPBELL srperoteodsnS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-04

" NASH AUCTIoNEER-sl2 ooo-GREAT sACRI
flee OF elegant household furniture made 10 order pia
noorte bronzes articles OF yeru. &c Absolute cash sale
Thursday Nov 4 al l0 o'clock am authorized To- sell all
he furniture in the four private residence 81 West SIX
eenth street. between Fifth and Sixth avenues, the whole
having cost upwards OF $1,000 Must be sold Ia order 10 raise
money. .
Parors-Contaning superior velvet carpets three magnih
solid covered In blue ana goId
and crimson and gold satin OF the expensive description
gothic and Turkish chairs In moquet and satin nrocd
gold blue and satn three sold ROSEWOOD
centre tables with rich marble tops expens'ey
carved rosewood pier sofa and side tables with marble tops
three costly with marble plate gass
DOORS imported expressly for the owner ladies' rose
wood work tables Il bronze and ormou elegant
china with chasc and expensive landscapes
painted TO order in France; magnihcen french ph. pier
lace window curtains and cornices large ana extensive ya
paintings, by native artists, such as landscapes
winter marine views, Scripture pieces superior game
superior pianofore fun octave elegant case
plato and richly with keys OF real pearl cost $780,
,einy valuable and costly instrument; rosewood piano
stool covered satin with an elegant costly embroidered
cover.
Dining roomRch velvet tapestry carpet In good order
solid table, all polished in the best manner
marble top fancy tables mirrors sofa beds chairs in hair
together with all the ruby and crystal cut glassware
china and dinner costly silver and din
"a inch salvers cake baskets coffee and
tea spoons forks liquor stand superior table cutlery
marble pitchers dc
Chambers-Cosly solid and mahogany bedsesds
marble bureaus wash stands and commodes TO
MATCH ~ hair mattresses from ~ To 81 pound
made order and In excellent condition. ingram carpets bed
mirrors clocks toilet tables toilet sets oiiclos stair
and rods mahogany cushioned chairs rockers sofas
hall stand tea and dining tables &C. &c The sale Of the above
rendered absolutely and will positively
viii be in attendance pack and ship going out Of the
city reasonable charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-04

S,ROCKERY AND GLASS AT tUCTfON-fTENRY a.
EVANS, auctiunecr viii sell this "wednesday at
lnocock No Liberty street IN lots the shelves TO
suit dsrers elargc and complete o fret quality
white granite md common gassYarc, china ten sets
wages toys table cutlery &c Goods carefully repscscd for
shfplpg
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SALAS AT AUCTION.

EDWARD SCHENCk, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
II fancy goods-E ~. II. SCHENCK will sell At auction
on Thursday and Friday Nov 5th and 9th 1t O'Clock nj
their salesroom No IS Nassau street large invoice OF Paris
and English fancy goods consisting of elegant broaze figures
satuettes and elegant Para bsque superb
bronze marble and ormou clocks elegant paper m,ehe
writing desks jewel papers workbuxes dressing
case &c superb French china dinner and sets elegant
silver plated consisting OF and coffee SETS walters
urns pitchers salts &C. together with large variety OF
other fancy goods.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-04

IIENRY H. LEEDS h CO, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
II No q Nassau street, will sell at auction on Thursday
superb private collection Of pictures water coors suary
&C. the gallery Of j. NJ Burt Esq, collected by him with
during series Of years. most OF them are works
of the first American artists and were painted TO order
Among pictures will be ound-A view in Vermont by A.
B. Duranf Coming storm, DO; view among the Adnsron
dack Mountains by kensett Lake George do with others
By that artist Mountain scenery by r. Church Fail and
Winter Scenes by Gignoux superb head BY Elliott several
landscapes, by Cassener Flight Groupe Horses. &C. by
Eanney Harvest scene BY Cole purchased from the fam
landscapes, &C. by VIM Hart, Boucle, Doughty, oddie,
Csgery j. H. Hl George Innes Nai, wenderoif oertei,
George Flagg Coleman, a. NJ Hart Shatuck, Clifford also
works Of great merit BY sidney . Percy swanach sketches
BY Nandcnburgh Crehsol Fragonard Tenniers Mon
cherow Robert az Brussels Merle Ircret Detrecy Won't
Van Spandum and others also superb water colors by
Joshua Crysall David Cox Stanhed Wandersford, Cor
bonld, Rowbotham, Varcy, Prout, Cropssy, W. Pyne,
Cooley Fielding A. Kaufman Turner, Hef and others also
a beautiful statue marble of Cupds wrestling for the
Heart, by nelmedico with a ScaFola pedestal The above
choice collection be examined above week before
the sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-04

WIN. WRITER'S. AUCTIoNEER, WILL. SELL. THIS
w day at O'clock 454 Canal street. the entire geneel
household furniture OF family breaking up housekeeping
Sofas rocking other chairs tables large pier and
mattel glasses paintings window curtains panoiore ele
tapestry and other oil cloths French and cot
ige besteads hair and other mattresses feather beds and
bedding blankets dressing bureaus washstands toilet SETS
drawing kitchen furniture All Of the above
goods nearly and worthy the attention OF families and
dealers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-04
n G. HoUonToN. -AUcTIoSEEs -rEEEMrroRY

m c. HOUGHTOh, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sale Of pianofortes marrow Thursday, At O'Clock,
at GIG broadway OF Bleecker rosewood
and octave panofortes made by W ndemann Son, to
be sold without reserve Messrs Lindemann willing
10 make sacrifice rather than discharge their old tried
workmen Parties wishing purchase superior instrument
solicited TO call and them before the sale The
Instruments all fully warranted equal any
featured In tho city. Now ready for examination.
WIN IRVING, ACCOMMODATING 4 WATKINS
w will sell ~ auction Wednesday, November 1851 at
lO O'Clock the saesrooms, No Pine elegant
assormen, of household furniture consisting Of tapestry
carved mahogany paror furniture covered hair
coh sofas eegeres rockers pario chairs OTTO
and dvans window curtains and shades mirrors man
card tables corner stands ornaments
ormou chandeliers mahogany extension dining tables ma
hogany dining chairs in hair cloth china
dinner and es sets glassware English oicioths brussels
stair carpets and ingram bedroom
PETS complete SUITS carved mahogany French bedsteads
marble top dressing bureaus do washstands wardrobes
plain double and single French bedsteads mahogany top
dressing bureaus wsshsand china toilet sets superb heavy
all cured made In the house; spring mat
tresses feather beds holsters and pillows bedding &C.
gether with general assortment of kitchen furniture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-04

HENRY H. HERTS. JR., AUCTIONEEE, WILL SELL.
III this day. 10 o'clock nj 81 near Fifth street
goods and dry goods store compri
ing collars sleeves buttons calico -mbroiere. bands, scss
tapes needles cotton, &c, &c By order OF assignee
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les AT AUCTION.

= = MoNTcDuN ny ANCffONENR.-O0 GASES
boos shoes brogA and rubbers at auction Thurs
day November 3, at III oeleehh NJ AZ the store OF n
DAYS CO. 81 I,eekman STA eet without reserve, for cash
nv G. uoUGHToN. A.UcTIoNEER EXTENSIVE
morrow Thursday al lOL O'clock all The elegant rosewood
mahogany furniture ofs anu
66 Broadway consisting in part 81 spi ibid rosewood psro
suits beautifully carved and finished cry variety o. Ias
onabie covering carved rose ood etegeTes,
~ new style which, for beauty OF design ande =, has
We're never surpassed very superior rosewoo her rnny
sofa tables, Win stluary marble tops; card and
tables, escreores secretaries bookcases music %
what nots, richly carved oak dining and library urn
ure; line enanieed collage SETS Of variety of styles re-
wood and mahogany bedsesds Of designs and OF supe
rior workmanship; elegant dressing washsns
commodes wardrobes mahogany sofas, tee tctes, arm
chairs Turkish chairs lounges chairs &c. Al
one O'Clock six elegant rosewood pnnoor.es made by W.
Lndcmann Son, winch Will be sold without Par
ties wishing 10 purchase superior solicited
to call and examine them before the sale Catalogues ready
morning OF the sale,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-04
THE TURF.


urNIOv COURSE I. T-TRUTTtxu- FOR THE BENZ
NJ ~ the widow ~ the late John Nelson ON Thursday.
NJ ~ o'clock Nile heats, best three IN Eve 70 vsgons
VIM whelan names b. r. jake Oakley; }. tarll names m
Misr's pamse VI. Woodruff names b. m. Lady woodruff
Immediately arer match for 500 Nile heats best three 10
I'VE w. Woodruff hr m, Lady Cufney ~ wagon, Y.
Norhes gr. Honest Peter, 20 harness Cars wiz
the South ferry Rrooklyn for the course Al O'Clock,
ana return as sopn as tho snort over
urn 30 cents SHAW WHITE. Proprietors.
Union COURSE l.. I-BENEfIf FOR THE WIDOW
u Nelson--Dn Thursday, November 3 ri III Y. " The
friends of the widow have got The hnrse 10
trot Lady Woodruff wagon Miller amsel and Jake Oakley
Ia harness in order that the public might have
fartory race. SHAW WHITE Proprietsrs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-04
rIESRy T LEEDS A co. AycTIoSEERs SALE OF

HENRY 7. LEEDS a co. AycTioSEERs.-sAiE or
splendid aud solid rosewood furniture, magninceniy
inad piano gold franc pier glasses very large with s'aa
brackets Brussels Competing on Thursday, Nov tlnt
o'clock, at the residence lao West Fifteenth street near
sale perempiory without reserve oy
The house having been furnished but short limo
everything will he the best order having been
rliy uscd small family. There WI. be found mag
nccny rosewood suit, covered in the richest
brucsde crimson and gof, splendid suit IN maroon
crimson, tapestry carpeng two very large gilt iraaed
mirrors Italian marble stands library and secretary
bookcase, cost si25 rosewood ssary marble top centre
tables carved beautifully; two large spring
chairs covered in sk gold framed OIL pan'ings ~ WI
forming choice selccon two very heavily
plate glass doors and fronts music
cabinets stands rrc"p'on chairs rhsnd~efS superb
Scyrcs painted mancl ornaments OF which
ARE IL TIE costly description, lace aud brocsde window
curtains sadee ard cornee. marble tsp
Oh end stair carpeng stair rods &c Dining room contains
res glass and table cutlery decorated
tea dinner and breakfast sets IN perfect order complete
Of china dccanrrs, Bohefnian ware
PLACED Ac hr.; solid extension table, 70 fee
dining and loo tables oak dining chairs COCKS
sofa bed plate glass i'u1e mad. 10 order, in
grain csrpetng Tn. chambers furnished In superior
manner. being mostly OF rosewood, heavily carved yx
gothic bedseads serpeniins s secretary dressing bureaus
plate glass do marble washsands spring and
hair msiresses but scarcely used, boaers ard pillows.
spring mahogany chairs rockers sofas washuanfs bed
siesds and Ingram carpets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-04

GILBERT s. SAVAGE, AUCTIONEER.-So0,000-
U order Of assignee, G. II. Hand. DIBBLEE 4 SAVAGE
will the OF T. j. White formerly White Under
ul Of John and William streets, Wednesday Nov
the entire stock Of superior city mahe seasonahe
ready clothing cloths broadcoth cassmeres vestngs
mems furnishing goods, &C. in lots 10 suit city and country
Dealers Terms Of sale cash, bankahle Also 10 be
sold the store, axtures counters tables, shelvinss &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-04

VIM r. ILOYD-on Wednesday, this day, No, 4 al lo's
O'Clock No i42 Egth street Broadway contents OF
dwelling remo for convenience consisting In part ofbed
bookcases rosewood paror sut tables chairs
carpets SOFAS engravngs paintings with the usual as
crockery and kitchen utensils too numerous to
mention Deposits required
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-04

III "Wednesday, Nov. T. 1867. 10Y O'Clock, at the
salesroos No So Pine s,rectsherns sale OF the entire
balance II groceries wines liquors and remaining
sold comprising and black moasse syrup, co
soap spices &C. 6c also al kinda of liquors
in casks and demohns also about 10000 Has
egsrs To be sold without ny order
Fred L. yule Deputy Sheriff Also al O'Clock, In front
store horse wagons and harness. BY order OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-04

IJENRY H. LEEDS 4 Co, AUCTIONEERS, OFFICE
No - Nassau street will sell auction on "Wednesday
Nov at 10 O'Clock a. tho salcsrocm . Nassau street Su
perb fancy goods comprising valuable assortment OF
The costly Partisan fancy goods Just imported and Of
the highest class consisting Of ebony and ormou work boxes
furnished and dressing cases surprise and revolving sesa
gilt ormou and pearl nkeis and jewels ebony
and God washstands bronzes Paran satury berlin
wire and fancy poremonnaies cases bsquc figures
liquor and cordial cases. paper miche writing cesks
pooios, watch stands thermometers workboxes jewel
inksands stationery cabinets. very elegant
Aao large and valuable assortment of real marble sta
tuary representing various subjects just imported from
Italy Together with beautiful marble alabaser, bardgos
yellow or Sienna vases urns ornaments &c OF the latest
styles These and the above goods well worthy of in
spcc,n viii he ready day before the sale Also at IL
O'clock beautiful gold watches; fa jewelcd chrome
lever and iays watch both first quality and sold
In OF the necessities 81 the owner AT IL Clock
the No * Nassau about fDU boz
Shocks IN order suitable for the West India market.
Without TERMS cash, city funds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-04
nrssrrI w wfsrcnrI ArcTIoNHTR -ExTENsIyE

I1TSSFII W. WESftbTf, r.N'i' "
III sale elegant furniture, with IN. enre con-
the magnificent furnished residence io2 Iwcn hs'
street between seventh and Eighth avenues.
The above costly furniture and WORKS OF art embracing
valuable collection of oil paintings VIII ~ sd
This day, Wednesday at t0 O'Clock the sale Of which viii DC
without reserve; every article the house will be sold WIN
regard 10 s value for cash Things 10 be removed
medatey, for which purpose reliable carmen viii be IN
attendance to pack or ship the goods required deposits
will be required OF every purchaser Catalogues VIII nc ~
the house IT on The morning Of sale, which viii take
place shine.
Paror funiureconsis,s Of two imported French mantle
mirrors with Crmou mounted large and ele
pant three splendid French plate Ss each
Two solid carved rosewood parlor furniture
"a In coorcd silk brocade with alp covers, made by
DIXON order; full suit covered In velvet.
richly etegeres with sttuary
.,egeres with backs; Turkish reception chairs
apss,ry and Wilton carpets; magnificent china
and sauary embracing Painting and Music Venus he
bath Paul and Virginia the seasons Feast Of Bacillus &c
klso number ~ truly valuable painiings richly framed
seven octave rosewood panotdre, with embroidered stool
sud coyer sk aud lace curtains Turkish lounges French
ppine room chamber and library Northumberland
bureaus bcdscads elegant hair mattresses wssstands
secretary book conversation chairs
mirrors clocks French shades oak extension table. marble
top buffet rich ware glass do silver and ivory cut
lery rich china, with great variety " paror chamber
dining and library furniture nj mentioned co~mene'
inc vt ie,s o'clock precisely.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-04

". and bit sale ~ elegant r9ap
wood and mahogany furniture q ~ Inv VIII se
lay, "Wednesday the ih inst at No 5t bfoadS oppu,
the ~ Nicholas Hotel l0ls O'Clock, large Ana ps
assortment Of rich furniture, made by brostway ,i.
for custom work, and warranted IN every PA 1919
viz, elegant rosewood suits in rich hrocatc ao ~ p,
do In hair CLOTH deliberately carved ROSEWOOD tia
bookcases, warrobcs, bureau bedsctfs, washst,nus
-eewood marble top tables, elegant ROSEWOOD
nahDaany etegere, with mirror doors aud back oak bcr
suits oak carved sieboards mahogany suits IN ahpash
yOltare, arm rocking aud Gothic chairs with general ~
sorcnt Of goods found In Respectable broadway manu-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-04
DR. wArsoN's NEW WORK. y

ID Cure "a reu,ele,e and practical treatise on prema-
ture exhaustion with local debiy ,ndnea ~ "a 49,
III tho lnsdsons Inaady together win ise ~ VI
hy numerous anst eN ptNes suS
enrrav,rg. win : supplement On skuel diseases frcs
al To ts hat ~ the sathor VIZ my y ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-04
BILLIARDS.


DIIIARps.--ONE Of BAsSFOHDs CUSHIONS AND
ID one rhesng combination on the same table With
angles laid by Gwynnr rv> ~ patent hdrs fur
chascrs invited try them At te FULTON street Result OF
banking Refer 20 our last purchaser, 6enersl Neoo
BILLIARDS FOR CoSGRESSNEN.-h FINE HAIL.
I'D 20 by ~ feet Washington, principal hotels VIII
Cited up " IS billiard tables, 20 suit purchaser;
low started be ready before Congress
meets Likewise adjacent city, Tor IL tables. Sec
PASSWORD lag Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-04

II the college u Surgeons, London, sud - tn.
~ New York. be consulted privately IN - - -
Twenty sin In his present speciality ,'..~s
moderate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-04

n n HANGS At-cTT0NFER. hangs co. Will.
ID. sel this d,v al oclock NJ the southeast corhrro
Iagm and Greenwich streets, the STOCK Nv" "N'"' " "
irug store under foreclosure ot morigege.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-04
INSTRUCTION.

G.1 FOR TEN WRITING LESSONS or ONE HOUF
sNl each-ades' classes IL, and o'clock; gentlemen
and O'Clock T. VI. Private instruction during the day
hook kaeplng a. usual OLIVER II. GOLDSMITH,
2sol adtvay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-04

~ ,Saa a co ArCTIoSEER. VIII. SELL. BY OR
Is der az morvagre this day, at 10 oclcck at old No ~
street from Mercer the entire stock 81 dry
sa ca,a,sd IN the store consisting In part Of
sr silhs merinos cosks shswls dealns emoroiderie.
S ,gether with every hnR usually found In hfs
siass bold lots 70 su, retail buyers sale
An an
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-04

L,oR MELBOURNE hrsTR sfIA-KASGAAoo LINE
in Succeeding shp SEBASTIAN CAR0T-fosstvely first
rhir 10 sail packet for New g-The elegsnt extreme
rlppcr ship RFT~fIARD UAake. commander. having
Accommodation tor saloon passengers
and cabin on deck Tor second
cabin will despatched for Melbourne direct
promptly ON her appointed day fcr freight or passage
Div on hoard pier 10 river, or 70 MAILIER LORD
ufRRrAu IDA waii street, or to uooDkSE. ARkE1L
ri
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-04

Umpire HALL. 59G BROADWAY.
II The Grand Tiustrat ons Of
DR. kANE'S
ARCTIC VOYAGES
portraying the
sublime yet Awful Grandeur OF the
POLAR REGIONS.
THE OPEN POLAR SEA,
MR. WILLIAM MORTON
Numerous relies the expedition. DR. kanes Es lrimAu1
dog Eah Arctic dresses knife great Polar bear, feaoos
nag, &c.
Every Evening Al O'Clock.
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons AT > clock.
Admission 70 cents, children half price,
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

DANCING ACADEMIES.
ego BROADwAY.-MME. SAUvAGEAU'S DANCING
OOO academy, at the new Mozart Hail. opposite Bond
First hop of the Thursday November B. Her
beautifully decorated the floor Il newywaxed and
the music first
A DODWORTHS DANCING ACADEMIES
IA. No. SU6 broadway, New York.
No l37 Montague place, Brooklyn.
Glasses now open for the reception OF pupils.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-04

NfoZART HALL. es3 BROADWAY, OPPOSITE BOND
NI street.-the public respectfully informed that -
above beautiful aud spacious h, u now compleed Hen
viii find reprie With convenience, nv~
Ing attached large and elegantly furnished parors AMI drr
ing rooms The ballroom IA decorated IN reseo and gtS
agnnrsnt also ne and well vcnttlae
supper capable " seating Ave hundred prrscnA
Every has been taken thorough v-ntaiioa
II adapted concerts having gallery running rtD4
he hall and p.hi@ ~ -ing 2.s persons also retiring
room f artists Will be found sire and
ndann IL city eber for balls or concerto An
illumination solicited by committee for terms &C. ap-
T. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-04

A UCTroN NoTICE-M. DOUGHTY, AUCTIoNEER,
"A se this day at III. O'clock AZ salesroom 10 Nassau
street general Of and second hand furn
turc convenience. of sale, consisting
rosewood psror suits covered In plush and orocael rose
mahogany centre pier and sofa tables pier man
tel mirrors brussels hrrepy carpets mahogany sofas
chairs top wassiands bcdsteads hair mat
bedding blankets feather beds holsters
piows lounges xc the whole forming assortment well
worthy the attention Of housekeepvrs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-04

THE EXHIBITION or PAINTINGS
Il BY ARTISTS OF THE fRkNCH SCHOOLS
l. open At the old ART UNION ROOMS, ~ Brosdway
from A. NJ TO 5P M and evenings from 10 10 O'Clock
Adutance 70 cents. catalogues i1t, Gents season uckem
81 cents. II. fROnSHAM, Secretary.
A STAGE CARPENTER waNTFD-To 90 INTO THE
"A country. None competent men heed apply. CAN At
room 3Monnt's Building. SO Broadway, between " and
O'Clock. this day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-04

MISS CusHMAN RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES TO
M her friends and thr patrons Of the drama tina, her
BENEFIT
will take place nurons Theatre Friday evening next,
when sh. viii appear Ia her fsyorite character of
LADY GAY sPANhEK,
In the celebrated comedy Of .
LONDON ASSURANCE.
MR. BUTTON. ........... MARK NEEDLE
Boz book open.