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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

After several years experiment in the manufacture
OF Gin. fortunately succeedcd in the year 1885 in
making discovery in rs manufaetnre, by which IL
deprived Of rs acid and IN fama,ory properties
and rendered perfectly pure
Ny manufacture is al. Schedam. Holland Amer
several months reflection what title TO give IL in
troduced 10 the American public under the title or
I" wolfe's scheidam Aromatic schnapps,-
Scheidam is the name Of the place in Holland where
the Gin is manufactured; "aronatIc'' derives its
name from the Italian nniner berry with which il is
favored and the word " Schnapps " Is the German
for drink-cogue drnn--watfe's SChetdam aromatic
drink. No sooner had nv schnaprs been introduced
To the American public, and received with approbI-
tion, than the liquor mixers Of New York, Boston,
and Philadelphia started IN pursuit with their mixed
and poisonous stnr under various names In sever
al instances my labels have been perfcrty nitSt-
ed, with only the addition of few letters, plead
technical avoidance Of the law and carefully pro-
pared 90 impose careless purchasers. under
stand n large quantity has been purchased by tho
merchants Of New Orleans account Of the cheap
ness Of the stuff. Two Dollars per dozen FOR the
Quarts and One Dollar and Ten Cents dozen for tho
Pints being the wholesale price in New Work. II is
nothing but American Whisky Favored with the OH
NJ Juniper ard reduced thirty per below proof.
merchant WIN participates Indirectly IN the fraud,
by selling the spurious article, IL as much offend
as the PRINCIPAL who planned the imposition
' hope every respectable citiSen, who values the
health of the community In which he lives, will aid
me in frrrettng ont and exposing the interruptions
rne'chant who fnr the sakeref tew cen ~'ii put
in Jeopardy the lives of the community In which be
hives. Sneh men should be nailed 10 the piory OF
UDoEPTtO WOLFE,
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ME Nv no ON =.
Titromb's Letters 10 Young People:
Story Of the Telegraph, by #. Briggs;
Memoirs Of Rachel;
The Two Sisters, by Mrs. Snuthworth;
Election: poem on Field-Norse-FrankIin;
Two Millions, by W. A. Butler;
Life Of Geo. stephenson-RalwayF Founder;
The Art Of Beauty, by Lola Montez;
The Lectures Of Lola Montez;
Cyclopeiia of Wit and Humor. ny Burton;
American EIoqneBce, ? vols Svo:
The Horse Of America nv Forester:
Buekles's History of Civilization ia England.
Hnman's Cyc'opeda Of Commerce.:
Bancroft's History OF the Revolution;
Davenport Dunn, by Lever;
For sale by JOHN YORK A co
octl4-tf
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SundrieS.

NIX HALF barrels Molasses:
= los do Land Plaster;
Is bags Allspce;
800 boxes No. 1 Bar Soap;
In store and for sale by
nov2 HARRIS, GORDON co.
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ntll, CIVILIZATIONS.
How to Lay Out a Garden.

w. T. BERRY COMPANY have just received
HOW To LAY oUrA GARDEN INTENDED As A
GENERAL GUIDE CHOOSING, FARMING, IMPROVING
AN Es-ATE, (from Quarter OF an Acre to Hundred
Acres in extens) By EDWARD KEMP, Landscape Gar
dener, Birkenhead Park
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l,ois I'm McssaVOck.

r HAVE fr sale privately, % iels al AceaFoek.
si,,,.ted GA Jensrzsn, Msltson. Fillmore AvsBne.
flarrare. Afhert Avenue, ficndcrsheti and 1asnes
SIRE 4 shach wlli sell Al great hasgsi .. thcss
r. a,.ss sefae Of the most beautiful ia that sd
s.s,,x = ID A those az snail uexns. wanting cheap
harnes tas Is laeir ehanee- Fog e4rtsrnafs sai %
T. Il. Gf-AS1Hck,
.~.,-.r AseaL
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thirty DAYS.
All communications strictly con ndcnfial
Address Orders FOR Tickets or Certificates 10
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time, by addressing s Swan Co. at either of thos,,
cities. - N
Hs- list of the numbers that are drawn from the
~h'r Win the amount Of the nrize that each -
enuted 10 VIII DC published after drawing in
the inl'"Wine napers fsso'fsa (a Csas,fyf'issar-
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so.r Isror1rn. Nos. is. 90 and ~ Beaver St.
SheIt0n's Marble Works!

Church street, next door 70 corneius's Cabmetshop
Nashville. Tenn.
rTNITE farEiened would infnru, his friends I$lr<
i and the Issblir generally that he viii con- tLNDt
time the MARBLE Bt'SINESS In this city al 10y
his sep. next door 90 cnrnens's Csbine.- cIV-wtro
shop. Church Street, ana calls attention to W
the stock 81 ~. =
MARBLE Monuments, Tombs, ETC.,
Which he has sxhIhtosi and for sale embracing n
great ysrirfy. lnisisrt ~ the ssipsrb
He h prepared 10 manufacture the shortest nathe
Marble W anteIss ant every description a
Marble Work. OF the fncst American and IiAl
an Marble. His work ~ill. heretofore be war
rsnted and his prices o. suit The times.
iAna--if NJ !. SHFIToN
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The second edition OF Mr.. Kemp's How to Lay
out Garden, is far teo important work to be
riced hastily and reserve it for future criticism
In the meanwhile we may announce it as the best
work on Practical Landscape Gardening which has
appeared in the country, the value being much in
creased by an extraordinary number of extraordina-
ry ~ood-cuts -GARDINFRS CHRONICLE"
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M Il ACAL NOOK

- ~ "a ~ ~ ~ ~ -
F. I'll AG AN,
No. 80 Market street. Nashville.
Is now receiving full supply OF the following works
on the
PRACTICE OF MEDICINE.
Wood, Watson, Dunglson and American Eclectic
Anatomy.
Sharpey Quain. Homer and Wilson
Physiology,
Carpenter, Kirk 4 Pagrt, and Draper
Pathology,
Gross, or Jones and SCREENINGS Pathological
Anatomy.
Chemistry.
Graham, Regnault Towns Draper and Silliman
Wateria uediea,
Percira, United States nspensatOry Rayle Mitchell
and Dunglison.
Surgery,
MiIler's Principles Erickson Druit,'s Modern. &c.
yrr.- Obstetrics.
Cazencaux, Devices Ramsbo,ham, Meigs and Ash.
we'll on diseases of Females. &c.
Jurisprudence,
Taylor and Beck.
miscellaneous.
Parrish's Pharmacy, Headland on the Action Of
Medicine. Nell & Smiths Commend, Mendenhans
Students Wade Mecum, LndIow's Manual The United
States rissector, Sargent's Minor Surgery Smith Is
Minor Surgery Wilson'S Dssectnr Hooper's Medical
Dictionary, cooper's Surgical Dictionary NeIgan on
the Skin. Wilson the skin, Pancost wistor cvclo-
pedia OF the Practice of Medicine with many others
For sale at Northern Publication prices by
F. HAGAN,
oct22-n Market st.
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ON THE PLAN OF srNeLENU
$4,000 Tickets!
Magnificent Scheme
'.Too 'i'N"s "h""h'i"e p"----.---.-- So2O, 600
Whole Tickets SO; Halves SIS; Quarters 50 So
Certificates Of PACKAGES wi11 b. s,rs M m. ~,
TO RE DRAWN

Az Circular showing the plan Of the Iotterie.
will be sent To any DESTROYS Of receiving IT,
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Fairbanks Scales.
DIVIDEND.

A Full. stock of all sizes, in store and for sale
IA [nov2.l HARRIS, GORDON co
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EXECUTORS SALE
REAL ESTATE AND SLAVES,

DURSUANr 10 the power vested in me Executor
under and by the last will and testament OF DAN
TEL CARMACK, deceased, l Will sell,
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Half Hose.

INDIAN, Cashmere, shsker Flannel. lambs Wool,
Il Marine. Brown, English and Whit Cotisn .H.f
Hos, evsry style AEd varsity. jest rscesved ns
oetii-u + I. ass IA = u Aesh4-
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nflp Aspertisemfnfs.
CRIsp,s GAlEVX.
KELLER TROUPE.

NINTH NIGHT OF the World Renowned KELLER
IN TROUPE, and the Young America Ballet Corps
Sixty Talented Artists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-28

Many heads fmirs having repeatedly desired malluce
Of OUR AMERICAN COUSIN, IN order thai ladies aud chill
Mss kEkSE. feeling convinced tina, the great NATION
AL WORK nov occupying the attention OF the Of
se,usans the memory Of iae FATHER ~ HIS c4uSrRY
should the cnnsderate attention o. all desire
accomplishment Of this robe object deemed appropriate
the disposal OF .h- committee for the purpose
A DRAMATIC MATINEE,
a Of the fund ant has rendered the receipts OF
herself any expenses that occur incten;ai " the
formsnce. --.-
TO rHE sAsAcgRs os rss sousr VERSION ASSOCIATION.
Nav YORK, bee. "a. 1853
Entertaining most he arise interest IN the glorious purpose
OF Assston and The AZ the drama among kiadred
being invoked IN ts furb. rsnc. ~-rous contr.
butne my mite towards swelling the aggregate
ashnson viii hs vie~ BEG !, oaer the uss ~ thea
and The sno1ni of the receipts without any
reservation whatever, from performance of Our Ameh
1884 Affords much graiihcssrn " add the ladies' and
gentlemen composing the company which have the plea
artisan connected with The have IN the most
clia' manner male freewi - 0f their Cor
The osei entertainment should The foregoing tender be
the sane, vii cbhse yoursruly. LAUaA KEENE
Nsw yoRE, Dec. Is, 1855
Mis- faupa KEsSy -Naaams-The oaer Il morning rep.
theatre Of Drr American CO. during
the holiday week "Wednesday December ~ i,so for the be
gracefully accepted BY The ladies o. he committee The
hbetAy part ~ withholding rfthe receipts
or sarr sss $780, ~ s. o ~ r ~
the selection Of niece marked for VII aud refinement,
cor the admirable put upou the
deeply aud truly and they syp shise with which
claim Al WIN reverence The u the
sd as s We .. uni 70 es e.. ss@s. ,r
hrh appreciation OF their Kind Yours,
respectfully, = BaNCaorTa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-28

UCTfoN NoTICE-A GOOD CHANCE TO GET CHEAP
"A furniture for -Four solid rosewood paror suits
covered moque will be sold for covered In French
sa,in brccate crimson for S25: In crimson and
cod for 8lle and one harcoh lot Of ~ood
and mahogany psror dining and bedroom furnure ocoh
Rrrsses and ingram carpes AL this furniture private
family has been removed the store 40 Ninth avenue
Twenty second street, and Will be SOLD nj private sale this
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-28

THOMAS yEITCH, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NO 10
J. Spruce s,reet-Sherifs sale OF caps &e Wed
nesdsS December - 1854 10 A. M No 10 street.
consisting of large assortment Of fur bats Of
all Descriptions of ladies'
&c. JAMES q WTId.Er sheriff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-28
4 UCrfoN NOTICE. m Q. EDEy, AUcTIoYEER

A UCTfoN NOTICE M q. EDEY, AUCTIoNEER :
"A EZRA LUDLOW, in. will sell this dav TUESDAY,. De
IL o'clock ut the salesrooms Nos and Pine
strectgbt elegant sliding seat top buggy for
two persons superb cut under turn ont scat
seatad Also different styles OF buggIcs and road
Wagons Also second hand vehicles The above mus
be closed out they will be positively sold TO the hlghes
hidiers Also, sets single and double harness. Also
one heavy elegantly made and mounted express harness
second hand in perfect ord.r Also bsnkes bells saddles
Iri.iLA Nc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-28

W. HUNT. AUCTroNERR NO IS
81. Nassau street, W HUNT will sel on Thursday, Dec
80 1CI O'Clock. the residence Of Isaac Coeman
No MAciougs street between Charlton and King streets
all the household furniture In the above house.
part Of ingram and Prsses carpris oilcinh china ware
glass ware, crockery, cutlery. bichen soA
chairs bcdseafs aud bedding bureaus wsshsands mates
fixtures be- Uousckeepers and dealers will ind this
sale worthy Of their attention. every article must be post
lively sn Catalogues ready morning " sale aud
had a. The salesroom. or nj the house
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ACT r.
Exterior OF shyiock house, with extensive view Of
the Jews' quarter in Venice ahowi0g the canals
as he means Of traffic and communication in the
famed CITY Of Bridges Wallace
THIS will close with the
GRAND CARNIVAL
alluded by ShyIock in the text.
Suldcs Illumination of the CITY AMI
Simultaneous Appearance OF tue Ma5Iues
ACT III.
Sceue Iall or the Caskes .rsber~ood
Arrival Of the Prince of hrragon-The Spaniards choice
3Ibe Cclu.nns Of 81 Marx Lakewood
Rage and despair Of shyock al his daughters iossTuba
The good neUs''-fhe Jews revenge.
ACT "
Hail OF the Caskets
Bassauo chcice-The ladys ioy-Arva Of Loreuzo-The
evil tongs-The departure tor Venice.
ACrV
Great Hall OF Justice in the DVcaI Palace.
THE MERCHANT OF VENICE viii be performed egery
1ing
box 6ooS now open Tor the week.
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"A Closing ale.-Tast opportunity.
ruRS, FuRs rURS, FURs, FURs'
UERTS MOSS. AUCTIONEERs
viii sell without reserve,
on Tuesday, December ~, NJ i0h o'clock.
Al No 1qs Broadway between Fulton aud John streets
by order Of the sssenees,
The entire balance ~ stock ~
ELEGANT MADE UP FURs.
Consisting Of
Real sable mink marten.
Rusais dth, royal ertnne.
Stone marteu, French mink
Hudsoe's Hay sable, and other
Large capes, Tppeia, half capes,
Victorines, mantsees, muaA, cuffs
Gloves, mualers, collars &c. &c.
Also,
Geutlemeu's furs, In great variety
Hudsons Bay vol, prairie wolf, buffalo,
Badger, wolverine, polar bear, black bear,
Raccoon, grey fox, grizzly bear, panther.
And other sleigh lap robes.
PsIes want Of really magnificent urs VIII 10 well %
attend this sale as every lot be positively sold without
reserve ~ close The business BY order Of the asgnees
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A ssIGSEEs SALE
OF RICH PARIS xAsrrLas
VELVET cLoAKs, TALNAs ETC,
AT 20 CANAL STREET AND sos BROADWAY.

W. MACKENZIE having this day December 2D made an
assignment hs entire stock and Interest the above es,ah
for the benefit " his creditors the would
respectfully invite the attention Of al DESTROYS o. making pur.
the holidays 70 the exceedingly and elegant
rock Of goods being sd very great sacrifice at the
above places AZ the sale positive the goods have been
marked down 70 very low rave tor cash.
BRANDRETH, Assignee.
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r BoaART, AUCTIoNEER.-By 3. soGART.
Saiesroyns
No North wfiisr street,
r. r. viii sell by order OF the the premises IS
Fourth on Tuesday, Dee ~ 1850 At O, O'CLOCK A.
NJ elegant and double lad cornerei 81
tave psnofores All OF the said
persc, splendid and anh beng the bsancs
Of the firm
q Christopher JAS. X. KELLEY.
ASsy
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A uCTroS SALE OF RICH HOLIDAY PREsrNTs
"A GOLD wATCnKs. JkMEiRY. DIAMONDS AZ


VIII sell "Wednesday Dec - At lols O'Clock Al IDS
Broadway between Fulton and John streets splendid
Of gold watches chains diamond ewery gold icwelry
sod silver and SILVER plated fancy goods &C suitable
holiday presents Goods and catalogues ready
early morning of sale.
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY DECEMBER IS, 1853.
ANsUsEM ME- nTS.

vATAII.AOKS THEATRE
w ALTERATION OF TfMF
Doors al So 70 commeocc ~ O'Clock.
SENEN fEENIH MONT
GREATEST ARTISTIC TRIUMPH
ever wne saed n New York
Revival Of shsxspere's -
MERCHANT or VENICE
The COSTUMES the sixteenth century being OF the
description duru the reigns OF Francis OF France
heni3 NEW " hRRANaaMEsT or THE STAGE.
giving unusual space width aud distance IN order
lull effect for the .--
paisted hy Iherwood Wallace aud assistants derived
from the most reliable and authentic
THE CAST
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-28

MAGNIFICENT AND COSTLY HOUSEHOLD FURSr.
wi ture-Heavv French plate pier and mantei mirrors
rosewood psncfce marble vases bronses velvet carpe
elegant chandeliers oil paintings articles of yert Ac
house 2ls West fourtsenih street, PORTER auoiioneer
VIII sell to Dec y a oB O'Clock the eutre elegant
furniture OF the above house most q which made order
and IA respect e superior 1ship Pafora
Maenne rosewood parcr suits. IN rich French sin
soh rosewood frames ocsve piano
richly nad solid rosewood
tables reception chairs satin large easy chairs. IN morocco
splendid French plate pier glass with slab and brackets
" aahasser flower vases splendid bronSes cpds
tefes knights shepherd aud shepberfesscs groups four
lsm eandelaeras magnificent sirandoes together With rich
hoeasei and lace window curtains shades velvet
elegantly wood sezere with plate glass
merit ~ high
hers Dining rocmMsenhcent soiid extension table rh
rosewood suit moquet all made n match throughout
ruby and crystal glass rich silver
tea large savers fruit stands aud baskets coffee
kettles, napkin rings spoons forks ladies'. butter knives
tongs &c best q ivory cutlery tumbers. g,hlss
deesn;srs nc. tbambers-Costy rosewood ant
rany sofs lounges couch bets bedsiesds bureaus wash
commodes rosewood suits In hair cloth chsirs
elegant pier and mArie mirrors thirty hair
ronnerpanes ingram carpets oicloths
hall plstcd stair rods table clocks
with arures throughout Also large aud gen
of kitchen utensils The furnl
ts THE house worthy Of thu especial attention of
the suctonecr Il ordered - sell In without
reserve. No pos'ponemeni oo any account
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nesd,y December p 1854 al 10 A NJ No Ospracs stree.
&c ''' ''''' 'A1 's'a JAMES ;VG' wtIE s shssis
TUESDAY Eso Nor MN. .,e ,o... ,..r,.t,.
A, the old stand Of e = ''0'A : :"
s,ringer 4 Townsend
Under Barnums Museum
yUEILEs NICHOLS, AucrIoNEER BROWNE 9 M
wednesday the a.S al ii clock ehoce eoleSaoa Of On
painngs ~ old and modern artists Winter Scene BY Ggnea
sry Marine sns View Original BY aq@%sus g slaa
GSG 6a s@ ds sy Wide
Italian Begesr IndscaGe BE- view near wsst poat ey oGd
a1 re Ss the seSso Orleans de- ss
Ne collection Of MARQUIS Tssyrsna three sor:r.
Made water eoo an three n fasnsn with many others
The attention OF lovers Of art Is particularly requested to
the sale OF this collection.
WuLIAM ABBOTT, AUcFIoSEER. WILL SELL THIS
ana qao oe r ss nj @
counters beer pumps scales glass case coffee mill sugars
HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.
4 HORSE WANTED. MUST BE YOUNG. SOUND
"A kind and trot IN three minutes Address stating
LyOR sALE-ONE PAIR OF LONG TAILED STYLISH
bay horses white six old perfectly sound and
ave and sx years old perfectly gentle Is well
trained lady mare the the properly gentle
aie Parsons Livery stable q aud Twelfth street Sc
cond door from University place
E,oR sALE--A VERY HANDSOME LIGHT CURTAIN
been used private about Six times not soed IN the least
vsy
horses young, gentle perfectly sound, and kind
gle and double also Il % sleigh Two cs e., and
street. pear First avenue, between 10 A. NJ snd4P.M.
EoR sALF-A PAIR OF GRAY HORSES RIGHT FROM
the country, Is hsnds high tro, close three
quire ~ Gold street.
TOR SALE CHEAP-A YOUNG HORSE. WITH OR
without light and harness The horse
express almost new. Also liquor route Of years
standing Cab at 1865 West Sixteenth street between seventh
and Eighth avenues.
L,OR SALE CHEAP-A HANDSOME soRREi. MARE
81, sesrsold good traveller ana Of greai endurance
also snng top Wagon made ~ FSnn VIII barnes.
street MR. GoRsHlNE.
LToR SALE OR ExCHANGE-FoUR HORSES, WAGONS
il and shifting top carriages with houses
small farm in New Jersey ready male clothing rn
very fast and or beautiful style Would not object 70 take
gSos work team m Tns Any party wishing I. trade for the
prinspas need Apply 70 ae owner from an NJ at S
address box Herald office fortwo days, when be
IIoRsEs.-DR ErIIorTs INFAL1dBLE CURE roa
IL scratches &C. in horses for sale 3 Thrd
Also embrocatons for bruises sprans &C 50
IL ORSE wANTED-I4X HANDS HIGH STOUT. PONY
III built French Conada breed. black color long tail
match another horse carry hs bead high
and must trot In 2o ANY person having horse to suit
above would exchange chestnut is high
very handsome and fast may address w. O. W. box 2410
Posi- oce stating lowest price &c. and where he
DoCKAWAY wANTED.-ANY GENTLEMAN DEsIR.
II ing dispose Of two seated vehicle well enclosed aud
NOT TOO heavy for horse ID good running order and but lit
"A "a
box bz9 Post Office.
STyIE. BEAUTY AND sPEED-FoR SALE, A BAY
- horse 10 hands high long tail and fast rot,er
and kind single double without benss
Price $40 Call 0lespies stables East bruafway
tween Pike and Rutgers streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-28

DAN OFFICE SALE or PINE WATCHES AND RICH
diamond jeweiry--k. NJ. cRiSrALAR, auctioneer, )
Bowery will sell "Wednesday. 10Th inst AZ l0l O'Clock
Of diamond ieweiry offered
ton ts season as follows single stone and cluster diamond
rings pins earnRs shirt sleeve
lesa necklaces gold quart fob and cbsteaine rhans
gold silver hunting aud face detached rse1t
chronomsters duplex. epnes and wat together
with assortment 81 other fancy articles
hy order OF n bernstein once ais BRONZE
Also ~ O'Clock ~ rich SHIELDED plated
ware consisting dessert and table forks SPOONS
stands cake baskets ladies' Sc Tbs sale nj worthy
he attention 81 siorekeepers aud country merchsR he
majority Of the above desirable goods fo the holidays.
Catalogues morning Of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-28

A UcTION NOTICE M. G. EDFY tAUCTIONEER.-
"A EZRA LUDLOW JR will sell on "Wednesday Decem-
her % O'Clock at the ssesrooms No Prince
bal lance stock wines liquors Havana fruits &c
by Of Charles Evans assignee continued from sd inst
and will sale Of the Purchasers
New Year Day celebration will please take notice. The
left unsod embrace pale and dark brandes vinages
In bottle demiohn T. ID. port sherries, Msdeiras
Scotch Irish and domestic whskeys Jamaica rum; Holland
mir Rard ires urI rAsnS. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-28
= UCTIoN NOTICE. MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD

a UCTIoN NOTICE.. BoGART AUCTIONEER.- by
"A g. RQGART.-Wednesday December ~ at 1915 O'Clock,
at the rooms No. North William street mortgage sale
OF household furniture mahogany bureaus tables chairs
trail lamps erandoles clocks mahogany rockers mahogany
chairs carpets bedding ocloth
CURTAINS Of school furniture desks stools two small
iron Eafes stoves. counter, &c, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-28

TUESDAY MORNING
L Buy Jour gif. books at half price
GEO. A. LEAVIIr a co y ciosing auction SALE
At 10 ocioek A. M.
Al the old stand of
Stringer Townsend.
Under RaInum's Museum.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-28

AURA RsESE's THEATRE, B2t BROADWAY.
La ELEVENTH WEEK
an.
UNDIMINISGED SUCCESS
TOM TAyL0R,S GREAT ORIGINAL COMEDY,
which acha greater than piece
duccd Ia New York havir 4 been performed ier
TEN CONSECUTIVE WEEKS
during which time /. witnessed by than
100000 THOUSAND PEOPLE.
In consequence the the management
deem sln,ly necessary Il for repetition
TUESDAY Eyk MING, Dec D. 1883