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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-31
W. s. MELLos, Anetoueer-By HoueAIos AELLoE.
CJIPFRIOR MADE CABINET FURNITURE

- THIS DAY thursday at lOi O'Clock at the salesroon
No rs gold frame thick Freneh pate mantle
Mirrors 6x richly frame Pier Csse sx g.
with zlt frame; seop Tablet several superior tonec 81
and PanoPortes made BY trsie ass city
Ia carat ns xO hunting patent Wstch, S
We invite the trade others about refrnans view the
stock previous % ssle eo1nty nIso~n can have alses
furlure part q rosewood, pAror. chamber and u
brnry furniture al OF which made the subsnia
manner end ,uch be relied uponbrocafeae plush snd
hsr eoth psor suites ~h rich center tables match; Eta
sere sebosrds Wsrdrobes and other rich pieces In rosewood
ehog.ny OAK and walnut patent dining Tables Of
styles and cesiGs library, Voltste and otner
ch with large II dunn class farn
ture Sofas Crbs Lounges Hair Mattresses Dvsns
ouapE corner stsnfs esnesest Chsirs rich China vsss
MsofIe Orusueets Cloess nc. Catalogues reSiy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-31
J. T. MouLroS, Auctoneer.
U,OPT HAMILTON PROPERTY at AUCTION.

TORT HAMILTON PROPERTY at AQCiioN'
Potve sale of I25 VILLA SITES to the highest bidder,
10 be sd on the ground FRIDAY June sale TO Commence
al o'clock The vsry in size from 2x 70 nan an ace
many them are handsomely shaded with forest trees com
msndng full view ofthe bay and ocean together with some
81 The finest scenery the world; good bathing hsnn anu
sailing The railroad Is now Of completion and 10
nun directly to this Property and steamboats, Ply to and rom
Hamilton times day thus rendering tue property &c
cessibe by land or water. Terms easy. 80, a.,
The steamer NORwALK will leave Amos ST. at st and ~;
srps-st al % and ~ and from Pier No. North river a. ~
A. NJ and p NJ For Free Tickets Maps and full particularly
arrly 10 JAMES w. BARKER No. Nassaus, or TO j. T.
MOfLTON AuctiOneer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-31

GEORGE Cook Auctoneer.-BY SToyER 4 COOK;
ELEGANT NEW and FASHIONABLE FUR
IL NITURE, Sc.0n TOMORROW ndsyl az w oIoca,
assortment Of custommade Furniture consisting ofrsew2od
Peror furniture en- suite rich and fashionable covering cny
$500 Ftsgeres Fscritoires Secretaries msrbeoD Tables
Of every variety both in style and finish extension
Dnirr Tables Dniu Room Chairs, Sideboars mahogany
sofas Tetes Easy Chairs Arm do, springssst rnor
Do rosewood mshozany walnut and oak Bedsead bnrean
Washssnd. Wsrdrobe Mattresses Pslasses cane and rush
Also oil Psiniin.s and Frenchpste Pier and Mantle
Glasses. -. IN a., 81.
Also sver.psted and China Ware and Table Cutlery.
Catalogues on the morning OF sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-31
orFIcE OF THE MINNESOTA MINING COMPANY
Is7 Greenwich-st, New. York, May 2lth, 1850
NOTICE Il be TRANSFER BOOKS of th

NOTICE.-1he TRANSFER BOOKS of this
IN COMPANY will be finally closed SATURDAY tho sts
day Of June preparatory the dissolution Of the
Ccmpany and under the General Mining Jaw
OF the State Michigan. The dividend payable the 18th
July next will The stockholders standing tbs Books
al the said lime OF closing.
special final ing Of saia stockholders will be held Il
this Office on WEDNESDAY the 18th day Of June next, II
O'clock A. NJ, carry effect the dissolution OF aid
Minnesota MINING COMPANY, a. resolved at the lac
Annual Meeting and nediafey thereafter, the same ds
the first meeting under the organic ion wiz
held Of Officer the adoption u By Laws
and the other necessary bushes complete tbs
said re- organ zaii0n according 10 law.
BY ord Of the Directors,
SAMUEL J. W. BARRY, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-31
HESRY T. LEEDS, Auctioneer ,,,
T-CTION NOTICE-ELEGANT HOUSE,

UCTION NOTlCE-ELEGANT HOUSE
AHOLD FURNITURE, Royal WILTON sAEPEts' p p0ss.
MIRRORS Ic-HENRY I. LEEDS will sell THIS (reuss-
dsy1 MORNING al let o'clock, by Satsosne, me enu.e
81 John's Park embracing superb and costly collection Of
rich rosewood and mahogany Furniture tne wn's o " ".
vii he sold without the least reservation ~ the sny arc
r.movps 10 the country. The sale will commence precisely
a, M, oeock with the kitchen and Easement turniue al
il IN the hest order via: Cooking Utensils Crockery,
GlsssWsre China-wsre costly Wsre lea sni
Dining Tables solid mahogany Extension Table, maple ani
hs,nx Ch.irs Sofas Rockers music and corner Stands,
Mirrors Clocks Mantle Ornaments, Olclcths &c faros-
F1srsn rovsI Wilton Carpets msznfcent rosewood Piano
Farte of splendid tone and finish $4oo two costly
rnswoo Psor Suites bocade made Of the richest
material and of workmanship ROSEWOOD Eagsr WIN
pete.ra ass doors and back lined with satn-woo6 eeeany
carved cost $780, rosewood Center Side aud sofa rabies rose
Cd Corner Stands large French plate Mirrors sce
Cutaps also variety Of Oil Paintings containing ome
valuable works of art rich China Vases Manue Coes fTan
and china Figures mahogany and rosewood thars IN ht
rloth ether tho Furniture Of all the Bedrooms consist
ing of Carpets Mirrors, double and single pe
ELEGANT aho gany Bedeas Bureaus ashst ands h
Mattresses Sets Stair Carpets Rods Ohcotn 10 hANe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-31
RUSSELL w. WEsrcoTr, Auctioneer.
NENTEFI HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

RUSSELL ". WEsrcoTr, AuctIoneft
CENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
W ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTE, VELVET CARPETS,
French MIRRORS Sc.-TO-MORROW friday. at the
residence No. y shsv lith-st eomnencns al tt
o'clock This furniture ell In fine order. aud consists OF
complete rosewood and mahogany Paror Cha
Der and Dinngroom Furniture, all Of which to DO s2ld
without reserve cash deposit will be required OF every
ru baser II consists part Of Is rich Tapestry Brussels ana
Ingram Carpets solid rosewood Psror Suite In blue and god
brocade rose wood sud mahogany Tete-aTete maroeop
rosewood Eiasere French Oval Mirrors rich Mantle ases
abe-top Center and Sofa Tables rosewood DOC
tsve Meodeon made By Carhart Reception and Arm Chairs
mahogany Bedsteads marbetop rosewood bu
ashands and Commodes TO match, two superior
Sofa Bedsteads large pure hair Mattresses Feshebeds Book
cases spngest and French Cottage Chairs rosewood and
mahoeany Rockers &c. with a valuable variety Of Basement
Furniture Dining Breakfast Tables, reh, cut Gaswsre
Crockery, Siyerware, China Sets Ohclotn star oape &C.
Caiao cues AZ house, Sale without regard 20 weather
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-31
DAN for $1,000 .OOO-For Refundng to the

IL holders the Canal Revenue Certificates issued uader t.
provisions Of chapter hundred and eisb I'VE OF inr avs
the hundred and byone the amount reee'0
into the Treasury thereon.
The Commissioners OF the Canal Fund o. ytSe o. tne -
entitled An Act a. provide for the Enlargement Of the E1s
The O.wfro end Cayuga and Seneca Canals add 0f tbs
Cor let;cn o the and Geneses Valley Canals aos
10 rrove Tor the Payment Of certain Cana heFenae Cfu
Gates and purposes passed Apnl ID 1871 nereof
iv otee hs Proposals will be received AZ the Csna
bsraept until the day Of June next y o'clock nogs
on tIsf dsy for loan OF ONE MILLION FIVE HUNDREl
THOUSAND DOLLARS, for which tran-ferae certificates
soek be iaued In the Of the People d the STATE
EewYoIk bearing interest The Of per an
July October IN each yes and the principal
The ft day Of July 1878 Il Is TO Be undertood n tes
Commissioners BE- liberty take Tess sum " ur
ofe not such In heir opinion sou. 70 ths
ntsre u the State The prOposs Be fof tne "aoe
any part Of said loan ess than 81 &c AL p,9Posas % =
CANAL REVENUE CERTIFICATES, and inclosed IN &C
envelope directed the Audro Of the ChnH Depnm n,
Albany The will BE- required 70 b. PAID hFe per com
proposal and the haance On the h al
Of June IL paid the New York STATE psnk IN
On the sch dsy on June next paid the Bans Of tbs h.nsA
far n but the money viii be received sDo
GIN ed Al any time before desired sfer the ard OF 80
Lar mae PAYMENTS te made By dcpoinz the sane
he al on the Of the state account q 10
O. p,d Ia the Of the Manhattan Comptsy he<
York or the New York state Bank IN ns Cry o. Aosn
Interest oa the oen will the FIR day Of jay nsx
ard the holders the soek residing In the F and sscoss
JuSee Drtcs and those residing cut Of the state VIII ~
eive the interest the stock held BY them quarterly a. -
Bank OF the Manhattan Company the City Of New fok sss
ali other soekhOers the SeYork state Bank s The Z"
HENRY J. RAYMOND. Liest- -Gossrn's
JAS N. COOK, Comptzoler. -
y. w. LEAvRSWORTH. see'y OF Stsss-
T. @. sPAULDiSG, Tressarsr
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Bnil0ina Alaterials. -

EIRST QUALITY VERMONT SLATE.-NEW
Il ENGLAND MINING AND QUARRYING SLATE
COMPANI.-BURDE1T,D DAVIS MAIN, sole Agents for
the City Of for the above Company invite the aten
ton Builders Contractors and Architects the above Slate
samples Of which may be st their Office where sub
Stocks.
Pamphlets containing full statement Of the condition and
prospects of the Company may be Obtained as above
Also samples of the OlL-STONE from the Lake Superior
Quarry certified by all who used 10 be the best dcOv
cred. BURDEII, DAVIS MAIN, No 2 Wnliam-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-31

Sales bp Autticn.
JoHS HouGH, Jr.. Auet:oneer.
y SALE of ELEGANT Rosewood

~ u
N and Nah gany HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Rosewood
royal Tapestry Velvet CarP.tnss. French Pis
Pier and Oval Mirrors, OH Paintings, slverwNe. tnnH
ware Cutlery &c-THIS DAY. Thursday At NJ A. NJ,
precisely The sale embraces the entire contents OF tas
beautifully furnished private dwelling No 20 MaTayst,
which VII be cold without 20 the highest bdier
The Furniture Is in excellent condition and Wa made 70
order The contents in brief follows: Two solid rose
wood frame Paror sutes upholstered Ia brocAie snd elaborate
ly c.rved; superior rosewood Piano richly eaed OF beau
tul fully carved rosewood Etasee, with
ps glass and back; massive rosewood bockc,s ee
can't Esctore nlaid throughout with rare ana eos
woods heavily carved mahogany Extension Tables rosewood
narbeop Center Tables beautifully carved and n1ey Poisn
French plate pier and oval Mirrors costly lace ana
brucael Curtains elegant rosewood and mahogany
Bureaus Washtands English Tapestry Brussels and ingram
Carets pure cued hair Mattresses mahogany and walnut
Sofas Chairs e choice collection Of on Painnss oy .ss
eminent of modern times; beautifully deeorA'ed
Chpa Marble Stsuary. Silver Tea Services ele
gently embosed gold band and decorated China Dinner set
omou Clocks Brussels and Nenan stair oapst
patent Rods md Eyes OIL Cloths mahoseny Easy ana
faror Chairs; China Toilet Sets, si Cornces oeanuay
psined Shade Silver Casters Cake Baskets Foks, spoon.
salfs &C. Ivory Cutlery Cut Glassware, Beds ana Bed
ding; maple aud va nut thar NC Aae ''' W."
take place without regard 20 weather.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-31

HEsRY II. LEEDS, Aueioneer-By IL. II. LEEos Co
ON THURSDAY, May 31-MARBLE MAN
~ TELS-At | O'clock a. the msrbe-works Of Mesrs.
Redentack Leayy No 3ast between 9Th and sth-sys,
ere assortment ~ Italian nodded Statuary cared stu,
nodded Stsusry heayy yeined panneed Ststua black eod
rd nanfes brocats Nantes. rich style coored marble
Mante and other descriptions sold without reserve Can
be seen a. time before the sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-31
Real estate for Sale.

A RARE CHANCE.-A good FARM for sale,
~ o mile from the houhing village Of Panheld; said
fam contains co acres IS in high Of cultivation well
fenced " watered good and convenient dwelling house barn
cs hop. snd other out buidngs and IS
Of yops wood ssd farm peasanly situated the Railway
Rond r., Psufeld Essex County, New Jersey For further
psrtie inquire Of JOHN PYATT No 81 Washing,oDs
Eev.York or Z. CHAMBERLAIN, No. a Robnson-st,
Frie Building or of JOHN RANDOLPH the premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-31

BRoADwAy BANK New. York. May y, ls's
ELECTION-The ANNUAL ELECTION ior
IL DIRECTORS Of this Bank and for INSPECTORS OF We
next eDfuing Election, will be held at the NO.
- Rroadygsv on TUESDAY the 18th day OF June Poxmo
between the hours Of IL NJ and O'Clock p By order
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-31

N for SALF-Situafed "a miles the Ferry with SPLEEN
Of the River and Bay The House Is nearly and
Closets and Cellar marble msnes in
shutte blinds Also Stable Carisgs and other Out
BuidiDgs wi Of Ground beautifully laid with
large variety fruit, ornamental and shrubs The
whole premises in good order Terms easy Apply CHAS
w WARD No GA Fropt-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-31

BAsK OF the CoMMoSwEALTH NEw-loR May 10 ls,, -,
os,bis RAM and for INSPECTORS Of the next ensuing
Election will he held at the Banking Rooms MOSDAf the
h Az III June next between the hours Of II and O'Clock
WI '' " Wv GEORGE ELLIS, Csshish
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-31

PACIFIC BANK, Ngwiosg, May l5 1872
DIyIDEND.-The Board of Directors Of IL Sh ~
- have declared dividend Of rISn on .nd alter the
~ of lime next The Transfer Books will be CLOSED HUN '
I'D TO the slst ins inclusive. BY order 81 me pH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-31

DIvIDEND-The Board of Directors OF u ans
l DuoWaRD INSURANCE COMPANY have THIS
NV ase',sd Dividend of TEN Per Cent upon the Capn
~. sxsbe on and afer MONDAY, the ith day Of june
hbNhi NJ
New.York May 50, 1855.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-31

oyFrct OF THE GaLsSA AND CHICAGO Unos n Co..
NNIJAL MEETlNG.-Notice Is hereby given
IA 10 the Stockholders of the GALENA AND ChicAVv
Union RAILROAD CO., that the ANIMAL hEEllNo y
sa for the election Directors and Transaction o.
other necessary business be held the Once Of the Com
=, N ,o,clock a. N w NJ LARRABEE, Secretary
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DRoADWAY STORE to LEASE for THREE

ID WARS from the lst Of May situated below Canals and
consstns Room M Aoor about 7oxl4 one 90 "a
aoor and an ell 2xli aud three stories Apply 10 GEO
a. UALL0CK No. q Sufok-st before A NJ, at O'Clock,
ds0e u. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-31
dr. zoo FURNISHED COUNTRY
MI. llNl. unI,sE Car sALE.-A large new HoUsl

With eleven rooms reneey furnished throughout, with hne
of land finely nclosed aud ornsmen.ed
with Trees garden &C, situated on tho L. l. H. NJ iHny
minutes from the city, win be sold at bargain - -,
NJ l.. SHELDON, No. 35 Nassaust
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-31
Clothing.

lust FINISHED-The most elegant Hal
% ever offered for as usually sold for s4-neat HATS $3.50
ana ~ O. p II. BROWN. No. 30 Cansl-st.
YOUTHS and CHILDREN's CLOTHING for
all ages from three to twenty years, at WHOLESALE
J. b. CLOSE, BAILEY Co., No fark-piace ~ L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-31
professional Notices.

nR. w. BEACH, author of the FAMILY
IL PHYSICIAN Ae kHs rssansi psactacs s Bssscksst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-31
1nsirnrticn.
piano- fortes ano Alnsir.

DENNETT Il Co, Manufacturers of HALLS
- PATENT CELESTIAL PIANOS, 500 Broadway, n. T.,
only few above Stewards where large supply Of these
popular Instruments Of superior tone and workmAnshp can be
seen Al ell tines PIANOS, MELODEONs, MUSIC and
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS OF all kinds rcd need prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-31

NOTICE.-The JULY INTEREST on the
IN CIVIL FUND BONDS Of the State Of chi Ss 4,
will paid by JOHN COOK junior AZ ms ono ~
of June. 1855.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-31

modern threestory and basement HOUSE with Gas aud
Water throughout ia kitchen ard large Yard Carpets
OnCloths Of Furniture for Sale II required Rent
$3.50 Inquire Commercial Register Office, No. 10 Beck
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-31

bacon g. RAVEN, PIAN0-FORTE MANU-.
ID FACTuRERS Nos lsc and lss centrest, opposite Canal
a. east from Broadway having experience Of years and
every requisite facility Msnuartorcs enabled 70
r the publc an assortment Of Instruments unsurpassed BY
ny as 70 quality Of tone workmanship, and durability
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-31
T PRIVATE sALE-Two Lots of Ground

4
IA side 42~ about ITO feet Of Broad
way Also Lot north Of 3uhst and lthsy
Also three Lots Sorhea Of ssts and Avenue
For terms &C. apply to BAKER WEEKS, Auctioneeu No
Pine-t.
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GRFAT BaRGAIN-A splendid 1926 :

V1~O
otsvc cod PIANO for sale for <S5 10 order
Two uouhs since y eeehs;ed City makers, and nly
rsuted q superior tone and hnh perfect every hnhd
hack The going Paris II been a. Nc.
is3 Chambers-st, from Ill O'Clock for four days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-31

DlANO-FORTES-R GLENN a. Co have 70
moved their Piano Forte Mandatory and Wseroon from
No. 10 Fatons No s. sPnnsst two door ssss Brood
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-31

.iuatd on Henry-st. the Of Presidential
Lot 2 feet wide running back III feet and forming an % feet
wide Oh Presi0en House first in perfect cond
ton furnished with gas and every convenience 90 ts
~ per cent may remain mortgage For permit 10 see tue
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Gonses TO let.

A STORIA.-SMALL COTTAGE to LET or
N LEASE Contains si1 rooms cellar, small barn. cistern
and ,prng water garden of with shade trees aud
about "a miles from the Ferry Good neighbofhood
To a GOOD the rent will be only SlfO Inquire OF
CHARLES w. WARD, No. 81 fronts.
AT CARMANSVILLE and WASHINGTON
IA HIGHTs-New and modern built OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
..oaarata GRAEF II3fhat. & lOth.av
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-08

herman Lyon, President Of the Board, In the chair.
number 81 petitions and eomnunieations were re.
ssivss, ~ usual, and bills we're ordered paid. Acomuu-
nicstion from the Mayor, vetoing a resolution to report
plans, he. for . house for Passaic Hose Company, was
received and sustained. A committee appointed TO secure
. building for city purposes, reported, through Alderman
HiH, chairman, that the new building corner Of Gregory
and Henderson streets, OF present occupied in part by
the Young Mems ChEistis.1 assce..sn- could be hired
sor ? ' I'm OF i've years, at 81, 200 per annum. rhe re-
port was accepted, and the committee was Authorized to
enter INTO Q contract with the owner of il upon these
terms. The Board adopted the propositions made by the
Board Of Officers Of the Fire Department, relative to
nanginE OF fire bells, which provides for the ringing Of
te bell on the First Presbyterian church in case. OF q fire
duyipg the day, and also OF several other bells In case Of
. hire In the night. The following persons were appoint
eacay policemen, In addition to the four previously de-
signatsd:-Joseph Fairbanks and Jonathan Baldwin, Of
sAs First ward; James Wallace, Of the Second ward;
Jarvis /. Ayres, OF the Third ward; and John Van Pelt,
Of the Fourth ward. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-08

uxandxcsh,s PNIA-SoId In tho year 1854,
OF these pills, enc million, seven hundred and Hfty thou
sand boxes, and their sale II stil ON the increase. / ask
II this Is to b wondered at, when they perform such
works as those stated below. b. BRANDRErH.
NEw York, Feb. 2, 1865.
pR. B. BRAspRR1n-From the great use OF tobac "a. I
became 80 debilitated, about eight years ago, that nv
physicians considered il impossible for me TO recover; I
was worn down to SKIN and bones, was afflicted with
cbropic dyspepsia, and everything ! ate disagreed with
me: / 10. ~-"nstant pain In my chest, my bowels were
costiye and seldom moved without rse6urr. 70 medicine,
whish debilitated me more and more. 10 this Condition
l was recommended TO use your Vegetable u"ivArsai
Pills. ! did SO, and gradually became restored 10 ex-
celknt health through their use, They mildly, yet ener.
getically, purged; and after each portion l seemed en-
doved with new life. My original robust health was
soon restored, and, ! thank God, / am now a vigorous man
Of dfty.Ex. But for your pills, I very believe / should
be now in my grave. Ishal be pleased TO see any any
one at my store, and will state further particulars. I
am, very respectfully, your obedient servant,
JcsEPH, KERR,
No. sls Broadway, above Eleventh street, or at the
Irving House.
Must the world continue to use baneful mercury, to
lose blood, to be thus often ruined In constitution, when
Brandreth's pills would in . few days have restored the
patient to an improved state of health2 Over one million
OF persons have experienced their good effects, and daily
recommend them to the afflicted. Brandreth's pills are
sold AZ 26 cents per boz, with full directions, at the prin-
cipal Office, Brandreth's Buildings-entrAncc 43 Canal
street; also at the branch Offices, I'll Hudson street and
24 Bowery.
Remember, Brandrsth's principal Office is in the buile-
ing corner of Canal street and Broadway, entrances 43
Canal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-08

ARAKsT OF A PRIVATE wATCHNAN CHARGED WITH
B-sRGLARY-NARRow ESCAPE FROM BEING sHoT.
Yesterday morning, Henry Close, private watchman,
was arrested by Assistant Captain Bennett, of the Fifth
district, on a warrant charging him with having, on the
night previous, burgIariously entered the grocery store
Of Charles l. Smith, in Grand street, between Eighth
and Ninth streets. 1t appears that on several occasions
secsntly, goods had been missed from the store, and 1t
Vas evident that they had been removed during the
night time. Mr.. Smith determined to watch the store,
and, IL possible. catch the rogue. On Tuesday night.
tAe clerk, VIM. II. Van Cot!, was stationed in the store.
About II O'Clock, the drst i~ntimation the clerk had
Of the presence Of q second person, was the light
ing Of . match by the burglar; this revealed the
countenance of the burglar, and after Van Colt
had scrutinised him closely he raised q revolver
and blared away. The light went out, and SO did
the thief In . hurry, as ia supposed, without being in.
jured BY the leaden messenger. On examining the pre-.
mises il was ascertained that the entrance was effected
through q cellar window, and from thence into the store
Through a trap door. Several shiliings in change had
been stolen from the drawer, and two sacks Of -four had
been placed ct the edge Of the trap door, ready for trans
portation. Van Cott, after securing the store, started
ont, and eventually found Close in an oyster saloon in
Grand street, whom he arrested and held prisoner 1T the
store until this morning, when he was arrested by off,
c<r Bennett, on complaint Of the proprietor Of the store,
and bcAed up to await examination. Officer Close de-
MES the charge, and has summoned several witnesses by
whom he claims that he viii be abe to prove an alibi.