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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-27

COPARTNERSIIIP-T UNDERsIGNED HAY
~ ing into partnership under the style OF LANE
SALTER CO., will continue the Commission business %
assuming and quidang the Of LANE
MAYFIELD co. J. A. LANE,
RICH'D p. SALTER,
j. JAY LANE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-27

NOTICE-A. B. JAMES AND ROBERT McREE WILL.
from this date continue the Wholesale Dry Goods bnsi
ness under the firm Of A. b. JAMES Co. for their
count at Nos. 81 and 80 Magazine street.
A. b. JAMES,
-sga. g.szsa ROBERT McREE.
Nav nr1aop Tn1x, I'd 1yn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-27

nISSOLUTl"N -THK COMPREHENSIVE HERE
- tofore exihtlh under the firm of j. L. JOHNSON CO
is dissolved by the death of John Shryock.
The survivor will attend qudaing the business Of the
late hrm. j. L. JOHNSON,
for j. l.. JOHNSON 4 CO,
In liquidation
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-27

JOHN D. BEIN. LAWRENCE C. BEIN
~ JOHN ID. BEIN q SON, =
(sSsA Importers and Dealers in TX
w II A r D W ARE AND CUTLERY pa
Irsn Steel Po Knd Sheet Cooper. Poughs Nails etc. etc
Wheelwrights end Carriage Makers Trimmings.
Agents for manufacturers OF Tennessee Iron Cast Iron Pipes
Plantation Bells Sheet and Bolt Conner and St, Louis Saws
Nos So and 81 Carap street.
New Orleans.
New Orleans, July Q, 1885, ifll 2m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-27

nISSOLUTION-THE ECoPARTNERsHIP Of LANE,
- MAYFIELD CO., having expired the 1st inst, by
limitation their will be used hereafter liquidation only
j. A. LANE,
REDMOND ROGERS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-27

DIssOLUTION-THE FIRM OF PAYNE. STEELE
~ co is this day dissolved by mutual consent; The
KEMP, the old stand, aud Mr. JOHN K. BELL will attend
settlement OF the business bsing authorized the
of the firm in iqudation also all the members
of the firm. =. G. PAYNE,
G. STEELE,
r. PINCKARD.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-27

nISSOLUTION- THE CnPARTNERSHIP HERE.
" tofoe existing between the undersigned the nam
Of LEIGHTON BARBOT, is this day dissolved by
consent. The business will be continued by CHI LEIGH
TON who alone is authorized collect all
said firm. CHAS LEIGHTON
FIX. BARBOT.
New Orleans, June 25, 1859. iyl If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-27

COPARTNERSHIP-E G. PAYNE, Senior Part
~ OF the late firm of PAYNE STEELE & co, has this
day associated with him JOHN KEMP, Jr long connected
gih the hsnss s Of Hall Kemp Co., under the ot
Grocery business at the old stand Nos H and 20 Tcoupouas
street f. G. PAYNE,
JOHN KEMP, JR.
New Orleans, July 1. 1859. jyi I'm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-27

SAINT CHARLES ItpTHl.--wE HAVE TAKEN
~ lease OF the Saint Charles Hotel for years.
ourselves Of This opportunity to thank the public for the liberal
Hotel WILL during the summer be thoroughly renovated
painted and furnished and hope the opening of the
again hive the pleasure catering wants. which
promi e to do in a satisfactory
D. NJ HILDRETH Il co.
New Oreals, June ls 1859. ie1 6nl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-27

C. RI. BCE'IE.Es FORD. CoMMISSION
u NE Purchase q sale Of SlRvss8Hiee and
sSbSS YaiA - Js 53sloGls tesi, New Qrislns La.
- nit Il
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-27

fNOPAKTNERSEiIP-TH UNDERSIGNED HAVE
~ this day formed Gppartnership under the and
S,yle of BuLLlTT WHALEY, transacting business as
Wholesale Grocers Commission and Produce Merchants
and Is New Leyee, next to corner Gra,ier street.
CUTHBERT BULt,ITT,
THOMAS WHALEY
New Orleans June !, 1850
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-27

MOT1CE-ALI. PERSONS HAVING BUSINESS with
~ the late firm of l.: JOHNSON Co.. will call at the
counting room Of Messs Buli Whaey where settle
rnents will be made, until further notice.
J.L. JOHNSON.
New Orleans, June II, 1885, jelS I'm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-27

COPARTNERSHIP-TH UNDERSIGNED HAVE
~ associated with them STEPHEN X. FOWLER and O1-
DEN K. DUNHING under the firm Of McsrEA, VALUE
and iqudae the affairs Of the late firm Of j. Burnside Co.
NELSON McSTEA,
,.-g. J.R VALUE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-27

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY formed
copartnership under the and style of GOODRICH
CO. and will continue the Wholesale Grocery and Commits
<'>'~N j. q. GOODRICH,
H. L. GOODRICH,
b. POND.
New Orleans. July l. 1859. 1yl 6m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-27
VOLUME XII.
COPARTNE RSHIP.

THE COPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE Ex-
isng butween the subscribers under the firm OF SEA
By limitation the 3Oh ult the senior partners retiring
Either of the surviving members their SUCCESSORS CLAPF
MITCHELL JACK, authorized to sign In liquidation
JkO. B. SEAMAN,
~ CHAS. G. PECK,
PHILIP g. MITCHELL,
JNO. j. GIDIERE,
New Orlerns, July ], 1859.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-27

SA1NT LOUIS HOTEL TIE UNDERSIGNED
~ having purchased the Saint Louis Hotel furniture
no its old patrons end The pnbc that will be closed dur
be reurnhed and reopened Tuesday November s fol
their reception. r. TT ALI, 3 do
New Orleans, June 1st, 1882 lei en-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-27

r.. j. BurhEK's FLUID INKS
These st indard Writing Finds sold by.
u. FELT L sTETS0N,
T. pUREII 4 CO,
f. r. STEVENS & CO.,
BLOOMFIELD STEEL,
j. G. MORG AN &;Co.,
7. I. MAXWELL,
PETER HALVES,
PRTESTI.Y Il BEIN,
~ Z. B. WHEELOCK L CO.,
G. MORRISON L CO.,
o. o. WOODMAN,
yny5 Am And Dealers generally
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-27

WHITNEY g. McDONALD-
No. sC6 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
Opposite the
St. Nicholas Hotel,
FASH N A BILE TAIL ILORS,
The latest importation of FASHIONABLE GOODS always
On The reputation house has always sustained
the style of It's productions has secured for large
from gentlemen who appreciate elegance and taste.
Strangers visiting the city respectfully invited to call before
purchasing elsewhere. myz7 2maW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-27

THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX.
listing between the undersigned and LOGAN MCKNIGHT,
(par,ner In menrum is this dissolved
.rship before W. H. Notary Public February
|, 1859 J. C. GOODRICH and Il. L. GOODRINH will sign
in liquidation j O. GOODRICH,
II L. GOODRICH,
b. N, POND,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-27

TOPARTNERSHIP-TH SUBSCRIBERS HAVE
~ this day formed Uoparnership purchased
stock Of goods Of the late firm OF SEAMAN PECK co.
and will continue the business as heetofors their
They will also to the liquidation Of the business
Of tho late firm in this city.
EMORY CLAPP,
PHILIP @. MrTCHEIL
EDWARD W. JACK,
JNO. ]. GIDIERE
or New Orleans.
GEO. A. SEAMAN,
mi vi iyl I'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-21
Base Ball Convention.

A meeting az the presidents base ball clubs Of
New York. Brooklyn Williamsburg, ana o'ners was ned
st evening nj the Aston House. for the purpose OF enter
,ng INTO playing friendly game Of base
bah with nine players he All England crcketers The
presdep,s Of Mao clubs present. Mr.. 7. s. pakin,
q, Tho putnam Cub Brooklyn, occupying the Chair
Jas. W. Davis, OF the Kn'ckorbocker Club, acting as
sccsotary The Chairman briefly explained the OF 40,
,he meeting and stated tnst IL the general wish
,he American players that direct conmunica' , ehon,f
be had with the AL England Eleven for th nurpose q
asccrtaniig from that body whether, tho event o.
certain guaranteed conditions being occurred 10 them
they could reaan long enough here 70 MAY game OF
base ball
In the course of discussion We stated that, at meet
ing held Ia Brooklyn though ID proceedings there we're
mfornai sum Of SIS 900 hr II been subscribed for the
purpose of rcmuneratng the English Eleven for the delay
and expense they would In r in event of their accept
ing the friendly chaIlenSs This Of IS 900 VIII be
forthcoming at any time, nd Immediate guarantee wiz
he the Eleven for transfer 10 them whenever
was expressed that, th ugh the unauthorized and unwar
raned interference o ( person named Mr.. Boil
var laws, VINO represented himself ~ one
the agent II the American base ball play
The az Of tho All England Eleven, arrangements
bad not been before this decided upon in bringing this
friendly contest 10 earlier issue. resolution was
carried repuEan this Davis representative in the whole
Of the matter deleg ties were appointed who pro
eecd at once TO Rochester to confer with the English
sricketers, and submit to them the conditions Of
game and he delegates also the bearers Of fund
guaranteed TO cover all expenses is, therefore,
silently exp rted that the long projected game will
eventual, me or So let the crcketers look TO their
csrrcs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-21

,5I1s Mis- TasOIs nosrosS Ds smith Capt tsnses. Mrs.
Sap Post shsrps. Ms s.essI % Ms. seay Rev
Z ws'o; Mrs ONer Mrs sowen, child and servant Peter
saRg g.,
az ;As seanaAlp JAns.exp
Rev y sI Rcc' e Ma, .yss A%.esry Geo Hardy
Mrs BALDWIN sna
MRS Henry lads and ssild Mrs Henry, Rev Smith and
Fer ysrpso, yis Hsif.s in the stsaship Canada from
ss n ms sS n N Es' sns Ms
Kellogg, Mr. ard Mrs. Fred ss.rs infant maid
Mssn and sn as
Rs New T Ss.ss ss.
brown; " Gem. William N ,ore, James Moore, Du
tsss Gam sss; .s q assss e
Ms oS 1
and wife, o. St Johns, Ca ada Mr. and Mrs Scott Of
Reg; 4 T .na
AS:l Capt ssao q as!3 g %sen
E ,i rs:;'. s. s
Mr. md Mrs. Henry ca1s.d NJ and Mrs cossse
y, ami a,s wra cu1srd and ssugs,er Miss oupa Hon
M.srf A s and and Graham a.,i.s Rise O.
a III
usn Consuis psssengers-26. Total g.
For Savannah, in the steamship Montgomery-H Brown
and wife, Mosss Tartletoa, John Tareou Pollard wife
child spd nurse Musssy wife and four children John
Deyereaun, Cruger. Foleeu, A Kramer, NJ Hoist
JWilams, l. Fin, Jas Phelps, l. Way Il Way, /
Way Miss Augusta Goham Mrs Coley, Mrs Mary Tarts
Miss Jane rseon Miss Corneiia Tsrlet Mrs Braman
Mrs Weeks and children, Miss G b Kramer, Miss \
Kramer Miss Mary Knapp, Miss Mary Harrison Broile
John Dawson II snovden A Clark, Geo " stevens Key
,Eser, capt II Latham NJ Lrmprey, Miss A Anen-an.
g s.eesage.
For Scrfok, &c, In the steamship YorktownI Walker
Henry Steele, W Gwythmey Geo Mason, Butler Johl
Cunningham Miss sede Joseph Bedle John Dwight W
3eoee Besse Mrs Vouhagen, VIM Robbins an lady Mr.
x Moro spd Son, Mss iiuaingto7 Ryan, Chsaey
Inard 1nsrn Grsiner Blanchard, Antonio Kraker
Chesnsn + % Gran-r silas A Freeman, Mrs douglas
VIM Douglas Mrs Monev,, Miss Foster, r A Samson anS
lady Mrs Davis-and is in the seerage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-21

Glaushln, saem Vim Hs am Cole do; Richard Bor
sS os Nv re ss
F:ns s sassc d. WIN Hammond
VIZ. :si HsrY . ss, d 5.s: I'f sss .s
fmdam, do Wave Barrett dol ssur,eyant Dole, do +
{:s:. ssass y1$ss Noes
ss fssss sas fRasss
@ ei sas rs
sT s"s
ss@'syass Doll. osss Andss ss;lss s Con
s Ssss ss:'i sssnso
Sss sss ssss 5ss s' S..
s., 5ssss. 5 "a
STS't sss ss:s
sissSfoI sss Bah snS 6essss ssis% s
London; Ange, Weaver, NYork Sid ship Chasworh fa-
YJ IL s s. ssss Belle Iens
NH1T. sE esns ss As @ S Csss
PoRfHSo 81 ccs Ar sohr Edward IAmsysr Bay
fEovipENoE O.. ls-Arr steamer AIsstsoss Jones' y
csooi Tent EasSebpo Tor fawiacts XSssm Osborn
Percy, Albany Sid schrs Louisiana Robbins Nanssmond
Be Hs s'fE
War steeS smith Port Jefferson Ii sips Geo Davis, Davis
ysps: Myo.s :sAs ~
s%S sn!sS sS evils cissS sqosy :losp T:snsissn,
.v nsr ~ and
Casper Hef Shoe do Ocean Wave yeanc % Tor Bangor;
t3seo r g % hPs. WIN
RICnA0ND Oct LAR s,samahI Jsmssown Skinner
AMOR lame Island ely coan Henry Finch
isS-xT Sara csmpsss,o, Dnssll Ny9yt :chr. CARY
er Runn1 Windsor rs Deputy Wsisnsmsn albany;
Excesor 80 and PEARL LanT, NYork; San Luis, Bremner
ss. ss 4 ssy
LIST
Lfsss @ sn
5sps'on Port aon '' san
M ss Es na sss M
steamship FOrwood Locke Victoria ships Express WI
.s
Gold Hunter Brown Puget Sound big Pride Of The Sea, Gar
Also sd sd chip Charger HATCH Hong Kong bArks Oak
COVE So ana
y nanny a MAJOR . To0fG mss
asth, b.E Doiphip NdN Lamson Pacific ports
Art 18Th y Tel from st LOUISE ship Twilight Gates NYork
Az 1s.ssss &C. .s ass. Moore se sss
nett Phaasspha Target r Howe MYorf o Ga ssSrs
ns4LEM IsArr sAs LeocadiA Small and Hannah D.
l9h-Ar schr Rollins. Cove Philadelphia Sid schr Sidney
Price, Godfrey, Philadelphia
sT6NINGToN, Oct ls-Arr schr Richard Law, Sheffield
TAUNTON, Oct f8-Arr schr Coles Petee, Philadelphia
SO M SS kr1s gsswars 9 lydia Slower
Portland, Me; schrs McKee, satterly MYork Lavinia
schr Worth, Merrill NYork l8th brig John Balch Whaley
Havana CID 18th, schr Ida Howard sahl Boston; l7th
brig Union State Foxwel Rio Jaueiro; schrs Lilly Francs
MYork Wells, Cork, do Ned, Henderson, do JnO 7
wiSC1ssET. Oct S-sld brig Australia wyls, Jackson
Vile.
WEST HARwICH. Oct e-Arr schs Thatcher Taylor wixon
NYork for Boston land sid lth) 18th Barnes Raymond
and Gorilla Baker, Gloucester for NYork. -
WEXFORD, Oct F-Arr sloop Report, Norton, Brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-21

The stock market opened gsry dull this morning and
20 effect sales ca1cessionS were made by holders
Between the boarde the rnark@ was heavy; in the
afternoon il stcased and sLicr fair business closed
steady raere were rumors rat prominent operators in
Central wer, realizing The vice sos at the open
ing so in .e mid die CT the tg and ss7s at the close
official bns,esa, Erie ow,xs selling down to 81, and
closing at bid AInong the. Western stocks Galena
was the most active, the price does not vary
much. 1t close today at 643S bid Cock Island
declined Il per emf, closing at 63X Did. Hudson River
Is very Grm In State stoc-s and railway bends there
very little aoue, and pricas did not vary from yes
terGay The follow ing the closing prices OF te day.
Assouris, SAX n; Canton, TX; Cumberland Coal, 1871
ala Pacific Mail, Tl14 "; New York Central, so3< Vi
Erie, 9 x; lvdson River, 35x 80; Harlem, az, do.
preferred, soh y ~ Reading, SKA NJ Michigan Cen-
trai, 42h ri Michigan Southern, ~. q 6; do guarau-
teed, leH hi Panama, 1924 1923; Illinois Central
81 u GaleDa ana Chicago, TAX j: Cleveland and To-
ledo, 1919 a ~ Chca. 20 and Rock Island s3aI aa
We alluded yesterday TO the renewal OF tho ,vo-t -.
the Mississippi and Missouri Railroad This il ono Of Tho
most important railway Of the Far wes, !, =
to traverse the tate Of Iowa from east to wes son.
Davenport on the A,ssosr 70 Council Bluffs on the u,ss
sippi One hundred and seven miles have already hoo
built Davenport (the eastern terminus of the Rocl
Island road) Il in comm nication with Iowa CITY, Thu,
part Of the road was built or nearly 30, at the time Of
the crisis Of 1857 In conse qucnce Of the disasters of
that period the company wisc,v suspended operations
but enabled pay its way and ~ pay hf ineres
on the bonds it had Issued up 10 H. eme' about
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
CLEARED,

CLEARED
Steamship North Star, Jones, Aspinwal-D Allen
s,ss%slse Atlantic Pearson, ASpinwali-North Atlantic
Steamship Mont emery, Berry. sAvannah-H Cromwell
Steamship Yorktown Parrish Norfolk Ac-IudAm Hell
| Ship Napier Keith, Son Frsncisco-suion 4 Co.
Ship Henry Brigham Potter, San Frapcsco-Ross ralconer
| ship 9nlcksep; Wade, Iondonmp anham Dimon.
ship SHIP Bavaria Ra,ey h N whl,lScs r.
ship sfpss Leeds Dsssei. chsriesson-N BrisSam
bre Emile dIleliy sFrS Jos, Martinique via acEaonvile
sehr G ii Townsend, Culver Rio ersnds via Rchmond-M
s sS Ts.ss scnSs ArrSyc1Thos cl%artln
s sssr ssaras %n Sssrsssn
Ress. g nun'e
sshr Rescue. Bacon. Ha,lmsss Merlin Asbo,s ''on
sssr h SsR.s s
SER sGanesr. D!Sbie, XexsrI-T RscSei ~
s ssr %a.s noT assps ews
sssr nsn ssS
ARRIVED.
Steamship Pc Soto Buoch. New Orleans via Havana Oct
m New Orleans for Liverpool has had strong head
$ s ess,s with
Steamer 81 John. for ssvsnnsh " 0A0'0sAsa' spoke
BARK Flight Hawkes. New Haven, days. in ballast to Dun
ETF Mary Am r Cole, HsOoro NIB Is days. with sone
s ss Grace Sidisr Paine Boston fer P1s!asspha
echr Sarah Helen, williams Norwak.
schr Mary, Allen Albany for Boston.
Schr Gazette, Smith Albany for Boston.
Schr Black Dan, Little, Albany for New London.
Schr Julia Elizabeth, Merrill, Rondout for BOSTON.
Schr Brainerd, Huh, Rondout for Mtddetown.
Schr Yantic, Barber. Port Morris for Elizabethport
Steamer Potomska Nyc. New Bedford
Steamer Albatross. Jones Providence.
Steamer Osce0la. Smith, New London.
SAILED
Steamships Atlantic North STAR Aspinwal Yc <tsvu
Norfolk &c, ships Austras Liverpool Escort MARI hon ar
Maoncmo NOrleans Fairfield Charleston; brig 10 Trow
bridge, Barbados; and others.
Wind during the day NV, fresh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-21
A ocI M0sS h9T5SEi HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

"A MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
At public auction Rosewood Drawing Suits seven oc.
tave panoore Secretary and Bookcase
forte by Broadway Makers velvet Capes pier and
Mirrors lace Curtains six light bronze and ormolu Chande
Bookst Silver Ware Horses and Carriages Harness Robes
&c. this day Frday at the large house No 70 West
precisely 10x O'Clock The auctoDeer call the pae
OF bis friends and the public to this SALE the catalogue
embracing the largest and richest assortment Of Household
season. the Furniture all made order present
owner by those celebrated cabnemakers Roth Goudsnth
and Y 70 be percmpoy Sold Catalogues at house morn
PARLoRs,
pse Conrsa y M pier &
Rcsewoodt in fruit and flowers and
coored brocatel consisting Of two ees Sofas two
CERES, mirror doors and back; Centre Tables, stat
nary marble tops TO- match the suits lades Secretre
loo Tables Encogneurs Turkish Easy Chairs antique Lava
Vases six light Ormou Chandeliers imported by Garprangs
Marcot Coz superb artistic Bronzes representing Paint
and G Parian Marble satuees; Bisque and Dresden
China Ornaments Sevrcs China Vases Tapestry Carpets
Rugs Bronze s nv SE ocTaHs prANoroRrE
The richest instrument offered at auction this season. four
round corners finished All round carved legs case
French cloth books and music hall rosewood Stand
Chairs oil Cloth stair carpet Rods BedroomsRosewood
arbe top Commodts Wardrohes Dressing Table
Shaving Stand French China Toilet Sets hair Mattresses
Feather Beds Blankets Sheets Quilts Counerpanes
Mirror eight day Clock Brussels Carpets Curtains &C. Third
and fourth stores Mahogany and black Chamber Fur
Dining Table sdeboard arm Chairs: rich c,t
and engraved Wines Champagnes preserve Dishes salts and
silver plated Caster Spoons Cake Basket urn glass
Tea Service ivory handle Knives and Forks napkin Rings
paran marble Punch Bowl ruby glass Liquor Stand Water
rated Also large and desirable assortment OF basement
and Kitchen Furniture With which the sale will Commence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-21
Fsrnsxs,A Yon.,,

HsInxss. YuRcnEm PROCESSION Constitution Engine
Co No. !, OF Brooklyn, passed office last night on
their riu FROM Philadelphia where they have been Wis
xing Aey received their by several Of
heir ss ser companies, who paraded with music and torch
lights and conducted them through the various streets to
che ferry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-21

UCTI0N NOTICE-BRowNE 4 NICHOLS, AUG
uoneers Nassau win sell on Saturday, OCT r.
ct l0 o'clock elegant Furniture removed for
veerce Of sale consisting Of Eve solid Suits carved
snd ingram Carpets Bedsssds Bureaus
Ware Cutlery Mattresses Bedding Ac rosewood and black
walnut secretary Bookcases oak extension Tables dining room
Chair Racks 6c rosewood pedal Harnoniuu
organ suitable small church or private residences sisc
seniprand Panoiore made IN Paris; also one VI
octave mahogany Pianoforte, city made
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-21

ITO ALL WHO VALUE THEIR SIGHT.
sEMMoNs i CO..
PANTASCOPIC
BRAZILIAN PEBBLE
sPECTACLES.
SPECTACLES.
HPECTACLEs.
Acknowledged by all using them 10 be the only lens
in use capable of preserving and
STRENGTHENING THE SIGHT,
Thereby to enable the old AND the young to the
minute employ mel l. either " day candle light
WITHOUT PAIN OR FATIGUE
AHordpg altogether the best artificial
AID TO THE HUMAN VISIONi
Manufactured and sold only by
SERMONS CO.,
6G9X BROADWAY,
Under Lafarge House.
CAUTION
The great demand, and acknowledged superiority of the
above ceebrsied glasses have induced nnprncpedke deal
offer for sale imitation Of these spcctaces
which pothng than composition of PASTE imported
from France
IHE GENUINE
PANTOSCOPIC
BRAZILIAN PEBBLE
SPECTACI.ES
Can only be obtained at
SERMONS CO.'S -.
esq., BROADWAY,
LAFARGE HOUSE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-21

& 4 UCTTON SALE OF TwENTY-EIGHT JERSEY CITY
"A Building Lots within four blocts Of the ferry de-
sne dwellings manufacturer streets severed gas
and water pipes a single lots and plots Of TO 10 lots
Warren and Prospect streets, Railroad
Eighth Broadway. Seventy per
main bond and msrgaRe full warranted deeds VIII be
eieen The sae will take place the prenlses Warren
street Railroad avenue on Friday Oct. a. at O'Clock
at Scots Exchange 10 Montgomery street Jersey City,
DAVID SCOTT, Aucts6ueer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-21
SALES AT Auction.

A UCT1oN rOTICE-BUKNHAM3 FURNITURE Elk
a press and Furniture Packing Establishment Ill and lis
ofevery description boxed and shipped
robes bedseads curtains china and glass ware satuary
bookcases carpets and descriptions of household urn
ture carefully packed moved Large horse
or The removal Of 70 al parts Of the city country
Spring at the Office at ali hours Of the for
furniture Furniture bought and sold commission Orders
BY post punctuany attended.
A UCTIoN EOTICE.-THE ATTENTION OF HOUSE.
keepers and others y invited 70 sale 81 line Fur
44 Canal street consisting Of 100 Cots Mattresses
100 Pillows md other Bedding from ahote-been three
nights; togef with other goods Sale positive, for cash
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-21

A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NICHOLS, AUCTION
GERS VIII sell on saturday October a. at twelve O'Clock
per order Of mogagee cousng Of three Cameras
Iwo ssnds ree sets OF Frames Buff Box and BUNS
wee ana paies two gavanic Baths lot of Chemicals two
sno Frames one dozen specimen Frames Bath
commencing this line Of business Win be sold without
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-21

F1hE AT crouGE, l. la house at Quouge, L l., be-
br sing 10 Mr. Craig of New York and occupied by Mr.
Davis, was burned Wednesday last. The house and
s~ntenis totally destroyed. The arc originated from
adjective chimney hue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-21
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
TuI.RSnAY q

THURSDAY, Oct 20-6 7. N.
AsEs-The market was steady, with sales Of about so
40 bbls. at SIC for both pots and pearls
BREADsTuFrs -Fiour-The market was less active
while the demand fair, and common shipping brands
were frmer: the sales footed up about "A 600 bbls.
closing within the range Of the following quotations.