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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-03

IKR wife Of Joseph Fowler aud daughter Of the late
Hon. Judge Lawrence, Of this city.
The friends OF the family invited to attend her fu
neral at St. Thomass Church, Thursday afternoon,
MARGARET TnlRrsA, youngest daughter Of Matthew and
Rosanna Hart aged years and 9months
His friends, and those Of her uncles, Thomas Hart
and Philip Farley, are invited TO attend her funeral
this afternoon, at O'Clock, from No 40 Main street,
In Brooklyn January q JEANNE only child Of Mathew
and Adene Hall, aged year months and III days
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the residence
PARENTS 226 Jay street this day, "Wednesday Sd nst
at O'Clock P. NJ, without further invitation.
She was the sunshine Of home,
An angel to us given;
Just when we learn'd to love her most
God called her back TO heaven.
In Brooklyn, at her residence 1854 Pacific street.
R,nd, on the morning of the I'd inst Mrs. FRANCES
oSuIdyAs, aged 10 years, widow of the late Eugene
The friends Of the family, and those of her sons, Eu.
gene and James, invited to attend the funeral from
81 Paups Church, Court street on Thursday morning,
4th inst, at 10h O'clock without further invitation
At Morrisania, Tuesday evening" of short but Sc
we're illness, NARY A. wife of John L. Burnett, aged
The friends and acquantances of the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend her funeral Thursday
morning, the sth inst at O'Clock A. NJ at her late
residence horrisana Her remains will be taken to Ma
On Tuesday morning, January 2 CoRIsE, daughter of
George and Eliza Ann Ricardo, aged years and
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral on Wednesday, Sd inst at
10 O'Clock A. H. from the residence Of her father 400
Third avenue. The remains will be taken to Hackensack
for interment
Suddenly, January -, THOMAS JONES, aged SO
years.
The friends Of the family, also the members of Ora
NADIA Lodge 0. Of F.. and Lexington Lodge $40 F. A.
M respectfully invited to attend his funeral to-
morrow afternoon at O'clock from his late residence
104 Hudson avenue Brooklyn, without further invita-
tion.
CHARLES, the of John and Maria Pritchard, aged
months.
Their friends and acquaintance respectfully in
vted to attend his funeral, at 100 Franklin street.
Jersey City and California papers please copy.
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HARD Trngs.

SIXm WARD CALL FOR Rf1IET -rHg clnZEys
= o. tbs hrh yAsa are particularly requested y ~
JbHrsasy stsnrg, January 4, 1855, ~ x ariek f9r
ns pafIo'e = takaK nseesfsfy sasafss ~ s relsf
81 the pcor ~ tks wara ami feetsx tgitahs Onesrt
fer the s0Fsfrmsut ~ M Gs.caton ysis Or thaHks
-as ananifaeutly pss@eA - Andres sssA4i. Egg ~
the free ~ NJ gaem
IEsl.Y ~ HOWARD C4Alrnah 30 Ten.
Joux CLlnCr. feersi1ry pro ssn.
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III 0IDRIDGE's HOrEI. 7t1 AND 1850 BROADWAY.
II corner Of Clinton plAce-eonauct41 the Raro.
pesn panorsrs unsurpassed accommodations faml.
lies or individuals In want Of hsndoely furnished and
neatly tspt 1psrtmeuts, With or without board al
reasonable rates and where IL tia comforts Of quIet
New England kons car be enjoyed
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NJ w YORK AND NEW oRIEANs STEAM nIp COW.

NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS STEAM MP CON.
IN pany.-for New Orleans, stopping at Havana,
carrying the Unite. states mail steamship BLACK
WARRIOR, J. j. Bullock, Commander, Will sail Tor tho
above ports on Tuesday January 9TH, at ~ O'clock from
pier at foot Of Beach street, North river Freight for
the interior and for Mobile, consigned 10 agents In
New ORLEANS, James Connoly Co, will bs forwarded
free OF commissions Passengers for Havana must pro
cure passports before leaving port For freight pas
Agents, NO. 81 Broadway. n. B--The Cahs vba, r. ".
Sehufeldt Commander, will succeed the Black Warrior
aud sail Thursday, January Goth Bills Of aGug must
10 sent In for gning the evening previous to tho shp
sailing.
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A uSTRAIIA INDEPENDENT LINE SIXTY DAYS
IA paaeagc-OIly slightly dollars Tor passage 20 Mel.
bourne.-Ihe splendid clipper ship EASTEiS STATE,
800 tons burtbcn, Simon Ross Will have ntns.
date despatch for Melbourne The Of this
bne hhp Tor p4sssLgrs both In hrst and second cabins
are sug@nor 70 thoss Of any other vessel np A.
pbeauon nscessary The proprIstofs Of this popular
line, aware that number ~ mocha nca and Others hAy.
ING families have been unAbls 20 engage passage,
owing to the high rates hitherto charged bAr. deter.
mined 20 carry limited number Of passengers at the
anlrscedcntedly low pres of eighty dollars ~hioh viii
eessares for the voyage with the solo rcspton Of bed
ding. Having great portion " her cargo and Iasnen
gers already engaged abe will have quick Ice patch Tr
freight or passage apply On toAfd, at pier No. y r.
or 10 AkKFIJ. ELLIOTT, l45 Pearl street Of H. RICH
ARIhON a CO., ~ South street
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sPIItITuar.Isn.

NJ BAFEIC NOTICE a LADY kI1Jfra AND POWER
Vt ful rysftgnsss- ~ shkraefsr KnA tg.rtaai ngln
rpansAtoS, jet arrived in Es- Yort may - rousalt~
~ sincere hFsNigatvs sfihsr 81 hs rss&rncs y Apy
eants, ~ her Fsrhsr ihfgrlns t1n gfvsn
ard ofdsf. revived. thfs1fh Kssfrt WafGsa 4 s~ig
80 80 ffseav1y. lsfa dor.
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~ CTICF 10 MATHIS AND rIIIPPtaG hEI.CIIAsTg
IN The andsrsigns1, having bs~n aypout@d Assnts
81 ssw Yors Tor bsston Marie lnssrAbes Companies
hsrey notify na,sf 81 vessels osn~i II ths East asd
Insured likely 10 lpasrsd al Boston in tLs srent n
1brvrssk or dsasisr in the yieibity 81 Nv Yort %
The Jstrey ard ihglnis coasts. 10 LkgrkEh ~ 0,hsr
yfs@ advfs us sndsrssnsd Immediately that AsslsG
may b. 8isbaehsd 70 them Also IN All clAga Tor
dstEc 10 vessels and cargo 20 confer ulth TIE agents
that their c4ifas may - ssitsi acabiy and 9Th me-
HAI tstis'aeJan JOIissHs 4 IiiGsfss rs "a
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A uoTIoN NoTICE-THos. BELL, AUCTIoNEER.-
IN BELL BUsH.-rhis day, at 10h o'clock, in the
saerooms n Centre street, will be sold usual, with
out reserve the entire valuable furniture OF gentleman
going to Paris, comprising parlor drawing rooms, bed
CHAMBER, hall and kitchen arrangements carpets, oil
cloth, beds, bedding, china glassware looking glasses
mante ornaments, and all kinds OF housekeeping ar-
cles splendid cooking stove &c too extensive TO notice
Sale continued Thursday with the stock Of choice
and liquors in bottle
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A UhTRAIIAH PIONEER LINE, CARRYING TIE
IA United States malls. The A clipper ship OCkAH
QUEEN will have quick despatch for sydney under III.
arrangement with ths government, giving passengers
the privilege Of saying part Of their money In wors
which 10 guaranteed TO them, at very high rates.
X W. CAMERON, lilo Wall street.
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IL BREv0RT HENRY AUCTIoNEER.- HENRY
IL, 4 BUCK, this day at IL o'clock al the saesroom
IL Maiden lane, the entire stock Of q manufacturer
about leaving for Europe consisting Of rich and elegant
furs and sleigh robes large assortment OF rich Hudson
Bay sable, fitch, marten, stone marten, fine ermine
French sable, Siberian squirrels, chinchilla mountain
marten, river marten vctorinss, cuffs, capes and tai
mas, peerines, &c Also, sleigh robes Of the finest
Isabella bear, wolf raccoon, Hudson Bay wolf buffalo
Mafese, Lapland, and other robes. This sale will com
prise Of the finest quality of furs that have been
offered at auction, they all warranted repre-
scented per catalogue.
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X GORGE COOK, AUCIIoNEER EXTENSIVE SALE
VI Of furniture, psnoortes, extension dining table,
mirrors, &c, at l01l O'Clock, this day, January 3,
Cook will sell as above, by auction most magnificent
stock Of Broadway dealer, (removed for convenience
Of sae,) embracing variety Of paror and chamber
suites etegeres beaufets, sofas chairs rockers, bed
steads bureaus washstands commodes, dining, centre
side and pier tables. mirrors mattresses, pianos and
every article usually found In first class
This sale is perempory, and will be continued daily
until the whole is Holc and wei worthy the attention
Of the trade and others. Goods may be packed and
shipped delivered at moderate charge. Catalogues
ready,
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A uCTloN NOTICE. - CONSTABLE sALE-RIcH
IA household furniture tapestry carpets, pier glass
es, piano orte, slverware, &c, H. WILSON Auctioneer
to morrow (Thursday morning, at IL O'Clock precisely
rosewood and mahogany furniture in the large house
172 West Twenty fourth street. between Seventh and
Eighth avenues In the parlors will be found two very
rich rosewood suits covered costly, French satin With
linen having been made to order and Of superior
workmanship rosewood centre and side tables elegant
rosewood etegere with mirror doors, splendid rosewood
panoforte, octave large oval and pier glasses
brocatelle and lace curtains oil paintings engravngs,
costly china vases ormolu clocks Paran 6gures About
suit in damask solid mahogany extension table, rich
gilt china, dinner and tea sets; cut glassware silver
tea services, salvers castors spoons
and forks. Crockery in basement cooking stove tables
chairs, &c. Rich bedroom furniture glasses, clocks,
mantle ornaments, bedsteads, bureaus, washstands,
toilet SETS bedroom carpets. All the furniture IL in
the best Of order having been in only few months
Sale positiye.
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~ D. NASH, AUCTIoNETR, $40 BRoADwAY-ooN-
III tinuation Of Sherih's sale Of fancy goods, on
Wednesday, January g. 1866, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ at 1
broadway consisting Of fancy and staple stationery
velopes waters bath and post paper, chess boards do
mnoes dice, Eng sh and American drawing paper New
mans water eolors, in cakes and boxes steel pens
holders, pocket and memorandum books writing desks
Fabers pencils crayons sketch books, inks, ink pow
der, &c.
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--s1aa--.a
POLITICAL.

A MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN
N General Committee Of 1854, will be held al gtuy.
yesant Institute, Wednesday evening, January 3
1855, at O'Clock, to close the siness Of the year
RICHARD sCHELL, Chairman.
gro r. AIrE, lee,,.,.x,.
A. i, GALLAGHER,
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SHIPPING.

IIoR IIvERr0oL-uEITED STATES MAI. STEAM.
j. ship ATL lNIIci cagt. James West. Thh steam.
positively oa Wednesday, Jan. TO- at ~ o'clock from
her berth, az the foot Of Canal street. For freight or
passage having unequaled accommodations for elegance
E5w1RD X COLLINS, 60 Wall street.
Passengers are requested TO b. board AZ IL 4 A.
The Baltic will succeed the Atlantic and sal Jan. "a
Shippers win please take notice that the ships OF this
line cannot carry any goods eontraband o. war.
v,HE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Il Mail steamers-lhe ships composing this line are
ATLANTIC, Capt. West BALTIC, Capt Comstoek.
PACIFIC Capt. Nye. ADiIAIlC Capt. -.
These ships have been built by contract expressly for
government service Every care has been taken In their
construction, also in their engines 10 strength
and speed and their accommodations for passengers
unequailed for elegance and comfort Price OF passage
from New York Liverpool In first class cabin $3.50;
in second do s76 exclusive Of extra size
1928; from Liverpool TO New York, 80 and 20 guneas
An experienced surgeon attached TO each ship No berth
secured until paid for.
PROPOSED DATES
YORK. IRON LIVERPOOL.
Wednesday, Jan TO-. 1855. Saturday Dec. 30. 1884
"Wednesday Jan. "a. 1866. Saturday Jan. 10. 1859
Wsdns.Ssy, Feb. 7lsee' SATURDAY Jan. r. .isss
Wednesday, Mar. I. 1885. Saturday, Feb -. 1850
E EHT fright cor OF Pssssg e. apply 70
BROWN, SIMPLIFY n &C., Liverpool.
b. G. WAINWRIGHT Il 90, Paris
GEORGE II. DRAPER, Hayre.
The owners of these ships will not be accountable for
gold silver bullion specie ewery precious stones or
the value thereof therein expressed.
shippers please take notice that the ships OF this line
cannot carry any goois contraband OF war.
VHE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
IL Company intend soilng their favorite steamships
CITY OF MANCHESTER. =, 125 tons. Capt. Wyllo
CITY OF BALTIMORE, (new)2,63s Capt. -
CITY OF WASHINGTON, do'.21o Capt r. Isitch.
kANGAR0O....... ,.......1 STA Capt. -
aok PHILADELPHIA.
CITY or MAECIIR fkR.. Thursday, January 49, 1850
KANGAROO .............. About Thursday-
LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF MANCHESTER. Wednesday, December 20, 1884
KANGAROO. .......... About Wednesday -
Saloon 500, 500 and tb5, according 10 state room.
limited number Of third class passengers win b
taken from Philadelphia and Liverpool, and found in
provisians.
From Philadelphia. $50 From Liverpool 90. .S5
Parties wishing to bring out their friends obtain
certificates OF passage, and drafts Liverpool in
Of 81 sterling and upwards Apply to SAMUEL SMITH,
Agent II Walnut street. Philadelphia and No. Broad.
way, New York.
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w s MEILoR AucTroNEER-RY unr.GHIoS a

w MELLoR, AuCTToSEER-BY HoUGHToS a
w. keior, tomorrow, Thursday, at 1917 O'Clock,
az ll3 Nassau street elegant cabinet furniture several
new and second hand rosewood and mahogany plano
fortss, oval French plate mirrors two thick French
plate pier gasses SO a. with varsity Of fancy china
ware, toilet sets clocks, 6c The trade and Others
wiz End Ia the above stock excellent variety. Art
.les can be packed for shipping the premises cabinet
furniture vii include several rosewood parlor suits
cred In French brooa,ee plush and hair elotn rotewo
chamber furniture marble tops In suites three suites
richly decorated and enam.ed chamber furnitars vty
elegant with marble tOps sofas kte.atstes sofa bed
A,eads rosewood md mahogany spring ear rocking
and pssor chairs IN great variety marble tor psr sAe
centre and card tables, superior extension dining tables
~ feet long library and dining furniture sett -
match. Aleo enriei bprse hAr mattresses pAilssses
oil paintings, clocks silver plated cut bottle eassors
forks tToons, coffee urns cake hasket 1t ~ IA co
Ievsral good toned piano forfen and second aEnf
CGialogGss on morning a. sale
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INV YORK AND CALIFORNIA srEAusluP LINE,

NIW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE
IN via Nicaragua, the Accessory Transit Company
Of Nicaragua proprictors-fhe splendid double engine
steamship STAR OF THE wtsT, 1900 tons burthen,
Capt. T. w. Turner, win leave from pier No 3 North
river, at O'Clock r. M precisely for punta Arenas on
Friday January IL 1886, connecting with the flyorite
steamship Uncle fam, 1000 tons burthen over the
Nicaragua transit route, having but twelve miles o. land
Ipspt by hrst class carriages These steamers
unsurpassed In their ventilation and accornInuia
ton. For information or passage apply only 20
CHAS. MORGAN, Agent, No. 3 Bowling Green
Letter bags made up at tho Office Letter. 70 cent
per half ounce.
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CONTINUATION OF SALE-JoHN L. vANDEwATER,
~ Auctioneer-Fancy goods, &c.--Vandewater x
Turner will sell ON Wednesday and Thursday January Sd
and 4th at 10 O'Clock each day. at the salesrooms 80
ar ormolu clocks shades and stands caudeabas card
receivers coupees china decorated and painted vases
Cologne card receivers statuettes fruit baskets ink
stands with bisque agures coognes jewel Baskets deco
rated tea and coffee SETS richly decorated coffee cups
dinner and dessert SETS also, decorated bsque figures
colognes jewel stands statuete Bohemian glass vases
card receivers coognes dscante Wines silver plated
tea services toddy kettles, coffee urns castors with
flint cut bottles, cake baskets tea table and dessert
spoons and forks toddy ladies' sugar scoops and tongs
balance handled knives The goods win be exhibition
on Tuesday next.
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HENRY T. LEEDS, AUCTIoSEER. RICH
III Sleigh Robes, Mufs, Cuffs and vctorines at auc-
tonThs day, jan 8, at 10 O'Clock, without reserve,
at 100 Nassau street all the splendid assortment OF
manufactured furs, consisting OF about $50 rich sleigh
robes, viz Rocky Mountain wolf raccoon, genet, As
tracan lamb, &c splendid variety OF NUTS yictornes
&c such stone and mountain mart ten, sable, ermine,
&c. Catalogues ready Sale peremptory. Also, AZ
az O'Clock, at store No. Catherine street without
serve TO close the whole and entire stock Of sleigh
robes, mufs, &c These sales well worthy OF atten
tion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-03

- W. JENKINS, AUCTIoNEER -CHATTEL MORT
VI. gage sale Of the Eagle Chemical Works, In the
town of Westfeld near Rossvlle, Staten lsand.-Du.
mont Jenkins will sell at auction Thursday Janu-
airy at IL O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange, the
above property, consisting OF steam engine and boiler,
mills, cracksrs reorts furnaces, and all other MACH.
merry and fixtures connected With belonging 10 them
Also all the stock in trade materials and all other
property matter and things bclon ing 10 the upon
said premises The property can be seen any time be-
fore the sale. The above win be sold without
for cash.
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~ LAsGOW AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP COMPANY
NJ The new and powerful steamships NEW YORK, 2 400
tons and 900 horse power (R, Craig. Commander, aud
GLASGOW, ,962 tons, and 400 horse power Nv, Com
ming Commance built expressly for the trade between
New York and Glasgow, win sail AS under From New
York, GLASGOW, Saturday goth January, at IL, noon
First cabin, saloon staterooms (stewards fee in.
First cabin, miJfhip do do do do 10
Third Cass.-A limited number Of third class passen-
gers win be taken supplied with provisions OF good quail
~, properly cooked, at $50 each Carries surgeon.
FOR freight passage, apply TO j. McYh0N, IS Rroad
way, New York New York city bills gold only
ceiyed for passage.
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TT s. MAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA VIA AsPfN.
~ wall and Panama Railroad.-On Friday, January
b. at O'clock r. NJ, IRON pier foot OF Warren street,
North river viii be despatched the fleet steamship
CLORGE LAW, Capt. g. v Fox, U. y n, to connect at
detention IN OF accident No express freight
cciyed after o'clock the day OF sailing For pas.
J. w. RAYMOND.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

yETuIIAM IRVING, AuCTIoNEER SUPREME
w Court, by order OF Hon. j. / Roosevelt Supreme
Court.-WilliSm Irving * Co. win sell a. auction,
Thursday January J. At 101 oclocs At the saesroouis
No Pine street the balance OF Messrs Cohen Sm,ts
superb stock Of fancy goods, together With the goods
elegant Seyres porcelain vases beautifully painted aud
decorated porcelain tea sets, tete atete sets, plates,
cups &c, china and ormolu jewel cashets miniature
suits of silver furniture silver and silver plated ware,
bronzes fine oil paintings by masters of the Dutch and
Flemish schools, elegant marqnietan naid furniture,
chairs, cabinets, tables, DC Parian and Dresden china
figures, &c, together with Large assortment of other
goods.
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T1DWARD SCHENCK, UCIIoNEER.--EDWA ARD
HIsCHENCK will sell at auction this day, at 12o'clock
at the sales room 10 Wall splendid assortment
OF first class French and other imported fura capes
talmas victornes, &c also splendid sleigh robes,
trimmed and lined in the best manner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-03

nEPlTCH LINE FOR FAN FKAECrsCD--TIRTT
~ shrper1Shippsr. per clipper ship ELIZABETH ..
WILLIE Capt. hissoD, At pier IL last river -ll please
hand in Their bills Of ladDg for sgoatafs. Ffty tons
Of light freight can be taieD Ina mediate application
The v. y. wIsts 10 the sLaTpes, and smallest clipper
loading for FAN Franeisco, and dsslrab
yeyanoc Apply % SUTTON a Co, 81 Wall street
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OFFICE SIXTH AVENUE RAILROAD COMPANY
~ New York, Jan. 2, 1S55,-The annual election for
directors Of this company viii be held the depot on
Sixth avenue and Forty third street the 18th
between the hours Of and p. NJ. BY order OF the
Board. ID. +. BARHYDT, Sec,y
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~ smpton and Hayre.--lho United stStss mail
steamer sr LOUIS will leave New York on saturday,
river foot u Beach street Price passage first cabin
1850 second cabin, s75. Luggage not wanted during
the voyage should be gent board the day before,
sAsl.d :. below No freight taken after Thursday
January the llth foI lfr,Bst % psssasv Apply 20
MON1IMLk LIvINLs1ON, AGENT b3 BroaaYay.
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HORACE WATERS. aaa Broadway.

EyesIght.-Public Lecture Subject, 1.-THE
Eye and Spectaclesn Observation-Disclosures, diagrams
and artificial eyes, Tme-This wednesday, evening,
at O'Clock. Lecture room, 80 Bowery. Admission,
IAN cents. Lecturer Mr.. FRANKS optican to the New
York Eye Hospital and spectacle maker to the Eye In
Urinary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-03

DoND AND MORTGAGE FOR BALE ONE OF S12.
Id 000 on some Of the best productive property fl
the heart Of the city worth more than double per.
fecty safe and good Investment. Address Mortgage,
Herald Office.
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L'OR NORFOLK, PETutsBUBG AND RICHMOND
IL The ULiied states mail steamship JAHgstONs, =
tAiuTcAy, Jan. o. At3 Oclgen v " vii arrive IN Nor.
io the hsIt afternoon, and Psitfsburg and Richmond
the foiouiHg morning. FROM Aofiolb resssn myers for
tie sosth ~ lcasd ~ railroad dfsst wih thsosgh tcs
sis from Nslaes 70 Wilmington, ApzvstA A.. Passage
aEa fare 70 s0rfoB, -; 70 fs@rsburg And Ashmes4,
tl0. hissrags ball price, Apply 70
LubI-AE 4 PiEAhAsTs. - Broadway
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WIN. WRITER'S AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL THIS
w day at l01s O'Clock, ut % Downing street. between
Bedford and Bleecker the genteel furniture OF family
giving up eping-conssting of sofas rocking aud
other chairs window curtains centre and dining tables
mirrors three ply carpets oil cloths BILE top dress
ing bureaus and washstands, toilet sets mahogany
French bedsteads hair mattresses bedding cooking and
other stoves, china, glass and plated ware.
WIN. B. JONES, AUCT10NEER.-BY VIRTUE or
w chattle mortgage, will sell at public yeniue,
this day Wedneaday the 81 day Of January, 1885, at
IL O'Clock in the forenoon at No 80 City Hall place,
horses, cart, and one set Of cart harness.
WIN. THOMPSON, Attorney for Mortgage.
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LECTURES.

nR. McELHERAN, QECTURER ON THE RACES OF
IL Men, who put down the Anglo .Saxonsm of the
London Times" viii deliver lecture this evening, in
the Stuyvesant Institute Broadway at o'clock Tickets
70 cents. subject-English Policy, and the Anglo
Orange and Black Garrison in America.
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L,0R sAyAESAH AND FfDRIDA-U. . MAI LINZ
II The new and splendid steamship KNOXVILLE
Capt G. y. Ludlow, viii cave Ssv York Tor savannah
on Saturday, Jan. q from pier No q North river a.
O'clock r. NJ Balls 81 aiding signed On b0afd, =
freight apply on board or for passags 70 SAMUEL J.
k1CHiII, r. Broadway For Florids, through ilctsts
from New Yofa 70 JAeksonVils, tsl V FlatAA, 80.