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Washington telegraph., 1855-03-28
WASHINGTON POsT-OFFECE.
Arrivals and Departures of the U, S, Mail.

EASTERN MAIL.
Arrives every Sunday, Wednesday Fri s. P. NJ
Departs every Tuesday, Thur, and Sat-, 2 A. NJ
TEXAS, via cLARKsvILLE
Arrives every Sunday, Wednesday, Frid 6 P n
Departs every Tuesday, Thursday, Sat 6 A. NJ
WALNUT HILL AND SHREVEPORT.
Arrives every Monday and Friday 6 P. NJ.
Departs every Wednesday & Saturday. 6 A NJ.
FULTON.
Arrives every Wednesday and Saturday,. P NJ
Departs = ga. NJ
Arrives every Sunday Thursday, 6 P. NJ.
Departs every Monday and Thursday 6 A. NJ.
PANTHER fox MoUNrA1x)
Arrives every Wednesday, day,..11A A. n
Departs same day, lP. NJ.
NURFREEsBoRo.
Arrives every Tuesday, ...........6 P. NJ.
Departs every Monday. NJ.
Each of the above Mails close at r NJ, pre-
vious to the day of departure.
r. L. PHILLIPS, p. NJ
Washington, Juiy d, 1854
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HUvERL.SD, in his treatise on sleep, has some
curious as well torcibie ideas on the necessity
of devo.ing midnight to rest and Sleep He con
siders that the period of twenty -four hours which
IS produced by the regular revolution of the earth
on its axle, marks its influence most definitely on
the physical economy of man. Diseases show
this regular influence in their daily rise and fall
Settled, regular fever exhibits "a hours flux
and reflux. In the healthfu state, there is mani
fest the same regular influence, and the more ha-
bItual our meals, our hours of exercise OF en-
poyment, and our hours of Sleep the more power
Is there In the system to resist disease In the
morning the pulse is slow and the nerves calmer
and the mind and body better fitted for labor
As We advance towards the evening of the CAV.
the pulse becomes accelerated, ard an almost fe-
verish state is produced, which in excitable per-
cons, becomes an absolute evening fever Rest
carres of this fever by its Sleep and the refresh
ing opening of the pores which sleep produces
In this nightly respiration, there is an absolute
crisis of this evening fever. and this periodical
crisis is necessary to every one for it carries of
whatever useless or pernicious particles our bo-
dies may have inbibed.
This evening fever, Huferland thinks, is not en-
tirey owing to the accession of new chyle to the
system, but to the departure of .he sun and the
light. The crisis of this fever to be most effect
i've by its regularity, ought to take place at mid
night, when the sun is in its nadir, and then the
body becomes refreshed Tor the early morning Ia
Dor Those who neglect this period either pusf.
this dIurnal crisis into the morning and thus u-
dermine the importance of its regularity or lose
1t entirely and arise to their labors unrereshed by
sleep. Their bodies will not haze been purified
by the nightly crisis and the seeds OF disease will
have thus been planted.
Nervous people are peculiarly subject to the in
fuence of this evening fever, and think they can
not labor without its excitement Hence their
mental efforts are performed in the night alone
the important time for the crisis of their nervous
excitement passes over in wakefllness, and no re-
refreshing perspiration cleanses the body or
strengthens the nerves. Such people will wear
out soon. unless they change their habits and seek
rest when nature and the human constitution die.
tate
These considerations ought to be deeply studied
and regarded by all who are in the ruinous habit
of turning night into day and of changing the unc-
tions of each = failure of health VIII soon man.
fest the truth of fthese remarks
Washington telegraph., 1855-03-28
Come and See.

MITCHEL & FOSTER, are daily receiving
1SI handsome, and rich selection OF fancy ar
ticles, which are both useful and Ornamental
among which are Bohemian Vases, China Vases
Sewing birds. Ladies work.baskets. &c. &c.
Washington, .4pril &c, 1854. IL
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WASHINGTON HOUSE,
Washington Ark,s.


THE PROPRIETOR respectfully "a
Il informs his friends and patrons, f.ss.Ha
and the public generally, that he has lifssE
recently completed new and COM &zzkkses
modious addition TO this well known establish
ment. and thoroughly renovated and reftted the
entire buiiding-having added several large and
pleasant rooms to those heretofore in use,-all of
which have been well supplied with new and
comfortable furniture and bedding With these
advantages the proprietor fatters himself that the
washington House"
will be found one of the most convenient, roomy,
and pleasant establishments in South Arkansas
His table will be supplied with every deicacy the
country affords-his house is well provided with
careful and attentive servants and the proprietor
pledges himself to spare no pains or expense to
promote the comfort of his guests.
His Stables and Lots large and convenient,
well supplied with provender and will be attend
ed by faithful and trusty Ost.ers-
THE STAGE OFFICE
For the lines of stages from Washington to Lit
tie Rock and to ClarksviIIe. Texas is kept at this
house-the stage leaves Washington for Little
Rock, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
mornings at O'Clock A NJ, and for Clarksville
Texas, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at
the same hour-going through to either place in
two days:
Washington telegraph., 1855-03-28
Tobacco! TObaccOg
DIR. BENZ. p. JET.

II AS resumed the practice of medicine il
IL Washington, and may at all times be found
at his apothecary store, unless professionally abb
sent, where he will keep full supply of fresh
medicines for sale low for cash.
Washington, May4. 4:t
Washington telegraph., 1855-03-28

nR- BURTON, can be found at the sWashing.
- ton House. when not professionally absent
Wasiirsto~, Jan, lst, 1885 l.
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Upper Red River Packet,
# A Il r u H H H NJ,

CAPT. JOHN HOUSTON.
n a THIS superior and light
}zv1===z--szNNu,L, 81 draft boat, will commence
AZ zsg-z.sssz=s<. -z.ssz=s<. running from Shreveport to
Upper Red river as soon as the water permits
She is entirely new, built at Shreveport by Col
lins & Gilmer, and calculated expressly for this
trade She carries about nine hundred bales of
Cotton, and has good accommodations Tor passen-
gers; and her officers will use every exerton to
do justice tot hose who may patronize her.
NoUeBtber % 1854. 4S-6m.
Washington telegraph., 1855-03-28

1H00 lbs assorted Candies, just receive.
IcOO and for sale, cheaper than has eve
been offered in this place, by
Mitchell & FOSTER.
Washington, .Aprii 2e, 1854. II
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Medical Card.

nR. T. J. BOOKER, offers his professional
~ services to the citizens of Columbus and its
vicinity, in all the various branches of his profess
sion. In all difficult cases, the gratuitous consul
tation of Dr. P. r. Booker can be had
Columbus, June, 20, 1854 25-tf
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TOBACCO. SC, &c.

Also every article of goods usually Kept here
'Or SALE TO which they would call the attention
OF buyers before purchasing elsewhere They
will also be prepared TO make liberal Cash adj
races on Cotton in store to be shipped TO their
friends in New Orleans
All orders for GOODS will be promptly and
carefully filed.
MCCOLLUM, FELLOWS & co.
Se3tenlbe- 13, 1854. 81
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Hides and Peltries.

WE will give cash OF goods. for well cured
w Beef hides and Peltries at the Store of
near Mine Creek. w. III. GREEN & "a
September 81, 1854. soft
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GDEAfIsfmsE
z. BOURNE. Dental Surgeon,

Il. sOURNE. Dental Surgeon,
HAVING permanently located in Camden for
IL the practice of DENTISTRY, will spend part
OF his time in Washington for the same purpose
He fiatters himself that he can convince those
that are IN need of dental operation. that he is
capable and qualified to serve them faithfully and
to their satisfaction. He can be consulted at all
hours, except when professionally engaged by
calling at Highs Hotel.
Aug. l: 1S49-30.
Washington telegraph., 1855-03-28

UST Received on consignment, and for sale
q large To- ii Bagging, Rope and twine. at the
upper Ware nouse, by S. c. WHEAT.
Fslton, Dee l. 1859. 4s-tf
Washington telegraph., 1855-03-28
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE

VIE undersigned offers for sale on accom-
= modating terms, 1900 acres of choice and
valuable Land, situate in Sever county, Arkan-
sas. -
These lands were selected in 1886 are of the
best quality of upland, and are located in de-
sirable neighborhood
For terms, &c, enquire of W H. Etter. at
washington, or the subscribers at Little Rock
WATKINS & CURRAN.
January %, 1852. 4.tf
Washington telegraph., 1855-03-28

Il o
Messrs. D. & " Block
Trmble & johnson,
Beler & Stuart
Mitchell & Foster.
b. L. Brittin, Esq,
G. w Green, Esq, I Washington, -4,-
Gen. G. D. Royston.
H. w. Smith, Esq,
W. II. Etter, Esq,
J. B. Sandefur, Esq,
DR.. B. p Jett
Messrs- Wiley McElroy, Walker. Cheatham
Co, Columbus; Jas NJ Coulter. Sewer CO.. Ar
Steele & McFall, Temperanceville, Ark: J. Il
entine & Son. Pennington. Ark; n. Levy c
Centre Point, Ark
Fulton, .4rk., Jan. IS, 1855 4-tf.
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FAMILY GROCERIES.

ERoCERIEs, TEAS AND PRDYIsIOSS-rHE SUB.
VI scriber respectfully informs bis old and tao
public az larve that he Will Saturday March
81 at his old stand Yesey street which partly de
,roycd by tre on the 9th inst lie has enlarged ai1
fitted his store, and Will open with entire II
nno teas sugars eonees pices soap starch hams sheg
deTr' smoked beef Hour oil. molA.ses Eyrup. candles
butter eheare, dc, Ac GrOcrru bakers hotel Keeper.
aud families who purchase goods for cash and Wish
economy doing tho subscriber pectfuily olcit
20 call and Examine for themselves before purchasing
slscwhere, and be convinced that they
than at other In the city for
stil Gdherss 20 his old system requiring his
honorable customers TO tbs bNd debts which
yodahe Ia 'ho credit system Tho subscriber anttrrs hn
self from long experience 10 the business, and prrcsnr
goods for cash from importers and LGhds Il anar
him sdvantarsa that others In the business do
have who purchase from second third hanis nah mug
. per ceHtIse. pLrEu iYAIIl
n B-skip and sioop stores put up the shore.t
tioe Goods delivered free The subscFber
q connection with any other store.
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Loss on ru snP FANNY GDyNuY, OF KrpBusH, MAIZE
Captain H. Moody, his mate, and ten seamen Of The
dip Fanny Gifnsy, arrived At this port 2ssh in She
sssa A. @. Hin, from St. Thomas, having abandoned
their vessel In sinking state the 9th inst The fol-
living 10 Captain hoody's report
Left Liverpool for New Orleans January 80, with .
saSne Of salt; five days out took heavy gale from
vAW, accompanied with heavy sea; vas boarded
~ It several tunes and lost pinnacle, buwarks hatch
Sssse split rails, and partly filled the cabin with
water. The ship commenced leaking, and Increased
tll the 25th ult, when she leaked 10 mu:h that
both pumps would hardly keep her free cut away the
ceiling. and stopped several leaks LIST instant threw
Of the cargo 70 tighten her. 9Th inst at
A found the ship had started another leak, and had
Ten feet Of water in the fore hold and the ship settling
st BY the head got the boats out and finding that the
ship would soon 60 down, we left her, and she sunk
While were in sight about sn hour and . half after
having her st. Thomas bearing NE fifteen or twenty
s at daylight rugged sails for the boats and arrived
~ 81 Thomas ut about one p. NJ
he Fanny Gfnsy was $50 tons burthen, built in and
owned 1t Kennsbunk, Maine, by Capt Robt Towne and
ssh<ss, was two years old, and valued at $4,000
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nrandYeth's P1ns-A Universal Vegetable
Nsdiune-Wherc they have been introduced they have
suverseded other medicines Of professed similar quates
They harmless . bread and often powerful As bread TO
Vegetable Universal Pills to the sick in danger-savng
storing bssltn giving strength for weakness fact
proving themselves we'll worthy Of the fame and
AEoPLExY OF THE LUNGS
N tho influenza prevailing IL Brandreth's Pills are
used the medicine NO congestion apoplexy Of the
langs take place Physicians DO mercifu; RECOMMEND
your patients the Of these pills Your
win BE- benented and the lives Of fathers and mothers and
ahhdrep, often saved.
Drandreths Pills sold At % cents per box with full
directions At the principal oce Brandreths Building,
trance No IS Canal stest also At the branch oces Nos
III Hudson street and IA Bowery.
The genuine Brandreths PILLS also be had Of d. d.
Wright, No. GO Houston street, corner Of Lewis.
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uusIs xoRRELL. MOUNTAINEERING fyRInAy

TUSls koRRELL, ATcTInNEER-THrs FRIDAY
i morning, commencing al l0iS o'clock At n SaSsaa
srs reh we've, snd Brus'ss tapestry carpe,nr ~ tbs
toek ofpIsr0r fnrniters eonstng 81 paFIor and chan
her tus 81 rossvo3d mahogany black vsnus and enas
and nalegany hedsad. dressing bureaus an uashsnds
marie toT library And other boekeasss wardr9bes
gsrsg, gcfAs ete tetss dsans easy r0ckug ehair
quantity 81 kshionable chairs from extensive anufae
tnrers Fer particulars eataiSxues. Aso, ohYos
pAntrgs ard mirrors In glt francs shiaa ana
vases larrs stock o. gold jswslry fAEey goos rushss
In conoluEiou tarTs a. ssgars luft IMPORTED
stysly 70 unasshanaed ddiSg Every facity SHIPPERS
without delay
LArEs French per glAss. eo.t 500 ard 4 namtsr o.
choice o paintgs Just received rhish -. !. .oi9
morning A. iek AZ ~ NAssaa street. reeairnE con
Ianty The bs,t quality y hgufshoia Eoods, N5 nsy Ae
goeas Ter my sales. See ether Advertisements.
TUNIs kOBkELt, A6eileaser.
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BrI.LIAnIN.

4 BAssToRD. BILLIARD TABLE, xAsUPAorUKER
II. On htnd largs tssorirsattf ~ crfstsl Psisss
trf rfsmgm tAttss 9TH ~ sty pa.sst sthlsns, sfs
tlfths TALL, sus ptnts, A. a. rseu1sf Efn tsr tttis
sr tAyihF =. - 49, ftts@t. tnulGss ~ Fsltra
rastffy - xha e. Centre ttrssi.
pttttAtb ThBLEs-nAvTsO fNFFtFEU 49,
~ ftg 81 ftftifri - 4tsis g%Fs 49, taH tAM
fal te eAl are frsnsHs ftifHea ratst nr
fttf a. thtAt ~ 1&fsfe iNff ttN rsfsrt
NtetfAt. NNIfTITI a III UhUf H kEf ttfsrs
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L'oR sALE-AT PUBLIC AUCTION on MONDAY,
the I'd day Of April newt, at n o'clock the premises
the late residence Of Hannah fed deceased situated tho
tov nghp Of Newtovn, Queens county Long Island
plank road leading from Ns~,ovn willmsbur opposite
the residence Of Peter Gosn Esq consisting about
o. good land ~hch there dwelling house barn
small tenement sell Of rood the ki,ohea Aad
Considerable fruit Of different kinds line
the door several times oay 10 New York also
Railroad and depot within about half mile
This land particularly adapted for nurserymen Sale DO
tys eioss the estate on account
the weather. r. NJ BLACKWELL, E1ecntor
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GEORGE COOK, AUCTIoSEER-LARGE SALE or
" new AID secondhand furniture, on friday, ths dAy)
A. 10Y oc0ek-By stover Cook A. their thlesrooms ~
Broadway corner Of Duane street, consisting in part
elegant psror suits In broeat-s and
masks do. do mahogfny in pln,h and hair CLOTH splendid
French plate pier and mants glasses rich lace earp
eornices oil pnintnxs marble top centre side aud sofa
tables rosewood etsgeres superior secretary bookcase
vardrebes bedsteads Of supcrior quality hair
ressea paIssss feather Reds and besdng marble top
bureaus and wahstand custom made eSten tabes din
Ing room and pAror chairs mahogany sofas tete ,stes
arm chairs, r0eksrr sce and eountnsroom dssk A Ac
Also enam.sd cottage suits Nth and without marble TOPS
part 81 which superior Also nvoes Of china
and nlycr plated ware table e1,lsry ke A. II o'clock,
Miniatures steamer quite curiosity A. " o'clock foss
wood plAnoortes. lAtaorue she MOI nInE 81 aale.
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GALE OF FURNITURE GAS CHANDELIERS. Ao-J
- l.. Van DEWATEK sill sell, on Saturday March 81

~ ". a. bEWA On saturday. March u,
At loh o'eoek At the ssle.room IA Maiden lsae large
ysn.ty o. iur are, amsny which Do found four
wood ,utss covered IN satB beeatss wilton tapesry
ehrpst twenty mArhsIed tables, oval gt frame Mirrors
trehrsd has raes roseweos and mahogany marble top
reauf a. vashstands Sofas tsts tstes tables
bookcases WARDROBE, marble top tables, chairs painted
cottage suites ci.ck vases mants silver
ware tea .ets paintngs lounges Ae Also assortment
Of second hand furniture removed for convenience Of
At IL ococb atsgnse sale Of oil ohandelie the
-bols % b sold persmrtory 70 close eonsisnmen,s
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CBER1FF's SALE or LIQUOR STORE. Ac on FRT.
- DAY, March D. lh5 A. 10 M At - Fletcher street.
the coptents 81 bquer store consisting % tar and
bert, stand easss liquors wines ssrArs beer pump stove
sud pire dscanter tumblsr paintings and
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HOW that the River II open, and thousands
city refrsn from directing
their attention TO spring style Of hats az
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NEW Book.-"A WALL STREET BKAR IN Eu-
IN rope Fail Of grins and uo~ia FOR sais BY DE
WITT DAvBNP0RT, 100 Nassau street. aad STR
A TOWNSEND, n Broadway. Pnes % csnls.
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Hats-What Hatter can shy that his Hats
ve satisfaction the and receives the
81 their .uperortv dayf Who bnt HALL, first in IA
shicn, 4l3 Broadway, corner Of Lispenard streetr
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Knox.-For n Knox Hat, Bright, Light,
neat. becoming, well made and cheap visit Knoss Broad
very popular store at No. 13 Fulton street. He
modate you very satisfactorily
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~ @. HORTON, AUcTIONEER, WILL SELL ON
VI Saturday, 1t ii o'clock, at the salesroom, No Is
Sixth furniture removed for convenience of sale
towelry, &C., Ac
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u COTTON, AUcTIoSEER- MORTGAGE SALE OF

rosewood and mahogany cabinet furniture Brussels
carpets pianoortos mirrors re-. 40 y. Cotton will SELL
tSaturday at lOk o'clock at the auction
80 Bsehman rtreet large assortment Of good
second hand cabinet furniture by ytue Of mortgage
Wal consist in Of several SUITS q rosewood and
peror furniture in brocatel And hair cloth large
bookcases all patterns marble top furntur. every
sy tets stete large and small bottom chairs cansd do
do, sofas and bedsteans dIvAns e1uehes
sseresrss dining and extension tables Bruss three ply
and mara carpets oiicoths oval add French
rors oil pantngs two evood piauoorter good order
two suits Of Phiiadepha made furnit birch
cond hand do together with many goods enumerated
cataoguss early Saturday morning. and goods b
snined this FridayD afternoon No ponemen More
full particulars tomorrow
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10 the merchants OF Burlington, New Jersey.
1e the merchants of Bordentown New Jersey.
10 the merchants Of Trenton, New Jersey.
To the merchants Of Camden, New jersey.
The subscriber has established depot Is South Front
between Market and Chestnut streets Philadelphia the
sale Of his celebrated schdam Aromatic Shnapps where
the the above named places be supplied
Nav York
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Genln's spriag Styles OF Gentlemen's Hats
snd ready at ia Broadway, opposite St.
Papl's Church.
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HENNRsYY u. LEEDS, AgoIIosEER.-BY y, H; LEEDS

HENRY II. LEEDS AUCTION EER-BY II H. LEEDS
IL CO., Friday S0tn March, elegant household fur
pisSrs q io o'clock No. US Crosby street opposite
housekeeping consisting Of superb velvet carpet rugs
thread mats, carved rosewood sofa, arm
ms and parlor chairs covered with
silk broeAtes; elegant rosewood etegere beautiful mirrors
oval ditto gi and marble top CONSOLES bookcase
and secretary lounges costly colored engravings
paintings in rich rames; brown and ormou gas ehand
lers very hne; rosewood work table, sewing and fancy
chairs splendid carved rosewood octave pianoo
with pearl keys richly inaid was made by teucher
Newton exhibited in the Crystal Palace and cost
$1,000 Of exquisite tone rch window oornices and
tains richly carved library table, green CLOTH
elegant msnel and other very costly articles bed
room tapestry Brussels carpets and three ply ingram
wood carved bedsesds bureaus with marble tops
ga<ses washstands chairs 6c mahogany side tables rich
toilet ses rosewood sdeboard mahogany suites black
walnut extension table, china glass and plated
commences with Kitchen furniture The above articles
sll having been purchased last fall by the
owner. The furniture made to order by tho most
fashionable manufacturer in the city Sale without any
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- G. KEMP, MISUNDERSTANDING PIANO.
IL. forss, Ao.Tomorro~ saturday at l0s o'clock ~
- Nassau street, two door rom Fulton y KEMP Will
cell at auction above large and handsome
Of and second hand parler dining eham.
her furniture Of rood quality, VII eh we'll worthy Of the
attention Of bousssespers Also, three second hand
weed pAnooss and several rosewood 81 and octave
psboortes very excellent inttrumsns Catalogues tho
morning Of sale.
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Albert He NlCOlay, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
taTniture saesThe undersigned begs leave 70 inform
hs friends and the public tina. he Is fully prepared
usual give his attention to sales Of household urn
auction at the residences OF families who intend
breaking housekeeping this Spring Account sales
aered invariably the following day after the sale and
4 Broad street
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A UCTIoN NcTIcI-LARGE AND PEREnrToRY
"A sale q nsSsiaesns d,snenas watches and jswolry
rooms, No. B Wall street, Friday asd Saturday,
March 49, 80 and 81 a. l0 oclosk each day. large invoke
liant diamond cluster and single Stone pins and
ladies' enamsed watches, set with diamonds; also
others VIZ independent second double ftsen
day patent and detstched levers &c made BY the
makers m Europe and all in eighteen od suits
Of bracelets pin and earrngs brosehes breAtpns gold
stone and Mosaic sleeve buttons studs seal rings gold
rings, 10. ' -
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u strsst-On tataFdAy 80. lns' ~ 10 b'eIf-k w
ifer sir ~ furnurs q iro ssmFf.ss safAs
tersAra tAtes ehairt t@esssAds knd tsd4inr tart~s
tAf 70 tkhen farttttre. rurfrtf Re- kN srfk
lateg,
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Paan0s-Great BarKains.-The largest a.
esseaent Of ceiebrated pianos in the United Safest
0kbsxs and Co. premium solcan pianos Horace Waters
eAssn improved pianos, and those Of large number Of
s1AR makers, comprising the largest and desirable
ssstDsnt IN the Union; will DO sold NJ prices which defy
ssDpsttion Tor cash satstactory paper Persons In
so.saes 20 sal on HORACE WATERS, sss Broadvsy.
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xnpostsnt 20 neutrality-suspicious. spring
Of sarpctngs oiieloths curtains and curtain
Ersasly reduced priees LORD TAYLOR, Grand street,
oeRDeg Of Chry stie
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y G. KENP. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE OF
HI. furniture, this day Nrday) At 10 o'clock d And
~ Attorney street Grant X C. Kemp will ., au,-
ton, stoye the entire stock Of extensive cabinet
furniture manufacturer cons Of rosewood and mAhosa
ny sofas and chairs finished and snhnhed In variety
styles centre pier and card tables work tables bureaus
and vasbs,Ands mahogany bedtsads Ac, which 10 we'll
worthy the attention Of the trade Catalogues on the morn
tnro f
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-30

CHERITY sALE-THIs DAY, FRIDAY, MARCH 50, At
- sx clock, ~ $50 Frrt steam engines elso
at o'eieek same day 81 Dey street steam susine
A NJ cRlSTALAR, Auctioner.