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Kansas weekly herald., 1855-05-11

Tie .Nskxe EseefSeB. -
cssernos Resdsr's pzoclamation Htich
eas b (eund by rsfsrsncs 70 aussher ssl,
M cslls for new election in eersaindis.
|srEb iDthe Teiri,ory. % the twenty sse-
end ds5 Of t6iezzontk. n this, fths siz-
|teeusk election district. An election is~of-
deredfor three members ef the House ol
Representatives.
We win netdwell at any length on :he
sal jsct Of this next election. for none oI
our party feel any interest in it We have
already elected men to represent US in OUT
first Tcrri.orial Legislature, and we shall
see that their claims to seat in the Leg
[islative assembly shall be respected. .. We
will nos submit to all the whims and fats Of
Reeder and his nyrmidons. We know
our rights, and knowing them dare maintain
them.
We do not recognise any power in Rec
der to order second election. We look
upon it as fragrant outrage, nor will we
ever submit to such gross usurpation of our
rights. We have elected our representa-
tives, and shall see that they are ADMITTED
into the Legislature. We DO not know
that our party will take the least notice oi
Reeder's edict We will hazard the as
sertion that not two thirds Of them have
read Reeders proclamation. So little in
terest is felt In the new election, that we
consider it exceedingly predetermined if
there is single pro-slavery vote polled on
the 22nd. We see, however, fromsa no.
tice which has been handed as for publica-
tion, that there will be meeting of the
pro.slavery party Of this district in this city
on Monday next, to take into consideration
the propriety Of voting at the next election.
To what determination they will come. we
know not, nor do we care. If the pro-slave-
ry party thinks it best for a. to deftat the
Freesoil party on second occasion, very
well-we can do it. Whatever action the
meeting determines upon, we will most
cheerfully endorse. If they think it advi-
sable to give the Freesoilers and Abolition
lists, second Waterloo defeat, we have on.
ly to rally our forces at the polls on the day
of election. We think il desirable in ma
Hy points Of view, to defeat the abolition
lists in the coming eleetion-rs are dispos-
ed to defeat them on every occasion, on sv-
cry question, In every election. We wish
to teach them submission, and convince them
that we will not submit ourselves to be con-
trolled by the fanatics from the North
We have noticed Eor some weeks past that
the abolitionists in our city are becoming
very presumptuous and orerbearing, and
If we rout them, horse. foot and dragon at
the next election, it may the means of con-
vincing them that we will never suecumb
to them as long as blood creeps through our
veins. 1t only remains for the meeting
10 say what shall! be done, and it is done.
We notice that the oath as prescribed for
the Judges in the last proclamation differs
from that Of our last election. Why is
thiss Why should the oath be transform
ed2 We hear that the interpolation was
made by Gov. Reeder at the suggestion OF
some one Of his Freesoil brethren, with
the view Of keeping number of pro-slaYe-
ry men from voting. This, as we'll as 9TH
er matters, viii be attended to in due sea-
son.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-05-11

- A negro at Norfolk, on the 10Th
inst. was struck on the top of the head BY
barrel Of oats. which fell from the third
story. The negro was knocked down by
the conclusion, but was more frightened
than hurt, thus affording another remarka-
bic instance of the soliday Of the negroes
.cfanium.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-05-11

q. 81 { 8 3 osczzseI< :.
Coz VA s s 81 sesIs Ion Esr.
PS;ris. arriy3 90. -.
He Szsss TIM tks Iniianss 81 shs bls IS ere
IN very unsettled condition; "a fscs 81
snmine hostile attitude. The BACK Feet.
zAk5zcEe5. 6Izd SIOUX dzanacEadIaIIssls: 8 8.
|saTc, and Yanctnos, banded IN : mighty
host. and acoeino ex;ssing ire.f;e. bsvs !, s.
buried zhe Hzlchef, aud bId deIikncs 10 the
power that be. These tribes combined with
the Brulays and Ogaialies of the Platte.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-05-11
Coaaaaela,peesetasw.

We hope we will not be deemed invid-
ious for publishing the following extract
from letter, which we had the pleasure
of receiving few days since, from q prom
inent citizen of our native State, Virginia;
who is, as will be discovered from the peru
sal Of his esteemed communication, "a
brothe Of the quill" Our correspondent
and friend isgenerous enough to speak of
our journal in quite complimentary terms,
for which We tender our greatful aeknowl-
edgenents. and wonld say--
Praise from thy lips 'tis mine with joy 10 boast.
They best can give it who deserve It asost:'
PoaTsAegTH. Va. April IL, 1855.
EE.roR HrRALp-DEAn Sra
Mr.. Geo. Chanbers-to-day han
ded me copy Of your paper-the Kansas
Herald. must say that am highly
pleased with the high pre-slaverY tone Of
It, and it afforded me rich treat, In lis Pc
rusal; I am IA editor myself. and / send
you copy ofmv paper to-day-the Ports-
mouth Globe. ! shall be glad Of an ex-
change.
We have entered the .Globe" on our
exchange liss and shall regularly mail .
copy of our paper for lie office. If tae
Herald is not received il viii Be owing 70
no fault of ours.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-05-11

J. I. MconE, Esq. Attorney at Law.
has located permanently in this place, to
practice his profes sion. His Office for the
presen: ID in the building Of Mr. Bruiaker.
Mr.. Moore, is good Lawyer, Of high
standing. :. :; ss......ss.. .=.s
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-05-11

Il appears that Matt J. Ward, who shot
the schoolmasser, Batter, at Louisville. Ky,
u thegreat lion ofshe streets Of New Or.
lean. He sports besutifuI span Of bay
horses beautifully capsrziseasd, and car
rlaee that is brilliant with splenaos. snd
upon tie box sits two colored esntlemsn.
with blue suits, whfte gloves. black hass,
q green band around ard small festker
upon the upper edge.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-05-11

JOS. =. EVANs. g. c. LXASDER-
EVANS = ALEXANDER,
PRorRIEroRs
S.aE0rTGE0RGE HOTEL.
CORNER OF MAIN & THOMAS STREETS

THE subscribers begs leave to say to the pub
L lie that our house Is the largest aad best fa.-
nished in Weston. it being three story B-ics,
aud situated in the caztrs OF NE city.
that the eouutFy Affords, and neither pails or
trouble viii Be SPARED in making all at home
who may favor N with call.
EVANS & ALEXANDER
Weston, NAY IL, 1865. essss
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-05-11

R,vER NEws.-From he mesgre ap-
pearance af our .'STEAABeAr TABLE, one
nigh, suppose that that the navigation OF
the Missouri river was temporarily suspend
Cd. The river is, and has been for the pas
week, 50 iDw tiat the boats meet with
great difficulty in getting up. The tusi-
ness OF our city is suffering from che psesen,
low stage Of wa.er. as il is impossible to gel
ap lumber ffeAS Louis. a great nasnsel
ef ear snarhapics are Al present uuemploy.
ed lol 8sit Of lumber, which cannot be nou
hzi faf '..s,1e oenoney-"
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-05-11

The attention Of the public is REFER.
ed to the advertisement of Delaware, Civ.
ing full description ofits situation resour-
ces &C., Sc. ka sfrssa1a.., .9sss.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-05-11

Supply &c Iimher On hand, reziy 70 be de-
sivezsd IS KiekaRpes Weston, E.saYezpzorth
or eny otAer pcink APPIg ea NcrsaI <land-
. q DAYT0N
: lisa szts6 q eA6s, &Ssz - scores snd
gste19 easel6es s*tb5 AAoFsifis - =
3ays41 15s5--zw. S DA1ToN
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-05-11

THE CuoLEnA.-During last week a
thousand and one exaggerated reports were
industriously circulated through the coun-
try of the prevalence Of cholera in cur city,
which We are sorry to say were received By
some persons with the most implicit credit.
We are surprised that sensible persons viii
give credence to reports Of such character
without confirm alton. 1t is true we had a
few cases of cholera nlorbus and some few
deaths among our citizens lest week; but
The mortality was not one eighth as great
as represented to be. We can assure the
public that the so.callsd cholera has COM
.pletely abated and the general health Of our
city was never better than At present.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-05-11
PoRTsAeyTH, Va, April Il, 1855

New SroRE.-We take great pleasure
Ia calling the attention Of che public to the
new advertisement Of Majors. Russell s
Co, vhe are receiving stock Of goods M
rivsAed il quality szd variety.
We sdriss III our c;tisens who aTcs II
vans of eoeds . scslI n the new store of
Maisrs. Russell g ca. whers they will
Hnd al extensive stock ef gocds cad
gensIeraenIy and courpodahns clerks. -
Resd thesr advertisement.
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@ nd IN long and . e. and M
rsan goods suitable or he holiday SEASON. The whole Win
goods sysl before offered . he pubic: y" ''-
= ss' the
0q II. ssas Z
French magnificent fruit basket three feet high
and undoubtedly Of the richest pieces Of porcelain the
DESIGNS hunting and fishing very rich and expen
views; gor'ra Of washington after stewart WIN view Of
ana Of and d'Sa qS
whole embracing complete and varied As sortment
sS'f
IL rosewood cases.
lined. cost Sl2o each
FHs an Se s@onx which will be
found ofhe largest produced in the French poeres
Together with general porcelain vases card
% Aver he nsd s
assortu emit too numerous to specify.
wen in %d e o.s
want se are arsnted q Be Of the arst class
%' ans;s
por cd by the Partisan Artistic Bronze Company who
lately 10 Worlds FAIR N New YORK All q these
goods OF The costly description and well worthy
the attention OF the trade and amateurs consisting OF
ely style Of rich clocks under shades large groups
horfes Of Marty battles Indian warriors amazon deer hunt
Ing large auetes OF Franklin Louis the Te ,th charles
Bold Charlemagne Phiepu, Augusta Napo con- Rembrandt
Relben and large variety OF ssuees Of smaller
csndesbras bronze and ormolu four and Ave lights support
ed by figures; candlesickH for parlor and bed
Costly bohemian glass; OF the finest description from the
royal mnnnfacory Prague, invoice OF the richest descrp
ion Of npes cut French glass ware crystal cut aud
engraved glass IN comprising decanerr clarct
water pitchers, gobiets champsgnes clare wnes liquors.
fine colored hooks SAILS &c &c Rich BOZ emInn and Erus
spoers tumbers, card baskets perfume bottles &c.
Also, a fine assortment OF lamps candeabras, &c-
Fnrs and Skins TaimAs mautas vctornes, NUTS cuffs
chia and ermine, Of which very costly al M
the beet manner and fully wNrrn0ted
Chinese japanese go0dsLacquered workboxes tables
anne dressing cases eapoys caedes AL OF recent mpor
Silver plated ware-Engish silver plated ware some Of
which manufactured by The celebrated James Dixon Sons,
Sheffield consisting OF cake baskets Of the choicest patterns
water and kettles, with heaters CASTERS plain and re-
volvi the newest y!es with cut lass bottles; ard
coffee SETS OF various elegant desgns liquor frames without
shawis-Spendid real India Cashmere long and square
sha wis in white, green blue scarlet costing high $500
EACH the whole forming the richest OF
found In the city. The shaws will Friday and will
be on exhibition on morning Of sale
PAPER mache goods, rich oval tables work do
desks bao gsmn hoard work oxes envelope boxes
Cryslal glassAn invoice Of crystal glass; d Brooklyn flint
glass manuf cure consisting OF SETS comprising
niers, carets jugs, goblets, champAenes, salts, &C.
lila and Cashmere shawls, real India and Ca mel hair
sod on foreign account The assortment comprises square
and long sbawis plain and figured; blue green
scarlet and white the whole forming the richest assortment In
MARKET JOHN L. vANDEWATKR
AuctOneer ~ MRlaen lane.
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CxpsMETICs.

D'CAMERoNs RECEIPTS FOR LIQUID HAIR DYE,
h, hair dye, stampco liquid, hair
boom rcsss telle white, feckle od,n pondre snhtle
cenrce eau De bouquet poinade &c wsrrsn ed
or eighth usual "a price refnp6ed. so s2s,
Disiskn ST. 8 tehh avenue, "a ss 40 and tsi Grand
Adircsa N. D'caueren. boz ~ Poet o0icc Brooklyn.
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FURNITURE.

FAMILY GIVING Up HOUSEKEEPING Will. MS
pcse quantity oil furrture consisting beds snd bed
dlrg. t-s ounges 1ufenus, chairs in vsrsy and
rteswsre M kcnt irnfure The above In
bu, for sto,t lne. Adde'S Furniture Herald Office.
OUTAGE AsD FANCY YURrITURR T.kshooxh
~ a. slt Brosd.y OPPOSITE ~ - hieholss bet "A
nsnt n fancy cottage LED And French rnuie 10 NE
Unned stass ~ reduced Every vsriey Of
pAi6nsss puiowp, boNfers Be-. ~ ecnrers ptoss
E'uRHl1URF.-wANTED TO PURcH ssE FOR CASH.
su OF parlor furniture complete ~ood preferred
Parties having such dispose Of address, with dcscrtp
tor, J.. j., Csusm square Post Office.
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LIRNRY T. LEEDS CO.. AUCTIONEERs.-BY HENRY
IL I. Leeds Co., This day. Tuesday, at IL O'Clock pre-
csey be stores 36 beeknan street. Continuation OF
trade sale. consisting real sab marten
mountain marten Russia mink royal ermne Canada milk
cuffs muiis, Veto ines, Ac also, great variety Of
robes wiz Rocky mountain wooy bear coon fox, pauther
and Wildcat lap and alogh robes, richly lined and trimmed
Ladies' and gentlemen In Of good frs will find their
advantage to attend there at of sales
and all the articles warranted as represented.
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eTRoLOGY-THE CELEBRATED MRS. rLErRY
"A IRON Paris whose relation has constantly consulted
BY Napoeou L. gives true information all fe
questions about love- marriage business kc answered
BY The power Of magnetism At 2s3 Broome street.
CLAlRvoyANcE-MRs.s SEYMOUR, TUE MOST sue.
cessiu medical and business cisrvoyant 10 America ITO
spring sueet few doors Of broadway. diseasss
peculiar 70 females and children cured M and sas
action guaranteed. AZ usual or no charge made.
(,LAlRv0YAkCE-MRs HAYES, MEDICAL CLAIR
voysnf taabihed twelve years In New York city. Mrs
haye, can tel The cause and se. diseases
persons distance better than other ciavoyant in the
United States Once l76 Grand Satisfaction given or
pay.
MADAME ALVIN, FROM PARIS TRNDERs UER
M services the ladies and gentlemen in phrepolosy ahe
can be consulted about love- marriage, bushes tell
name OF her yikHers Residence 100 Canal street, ~
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A sTONIsBING TO ALL. MADAME MORROW THE
"A seventh daughter, has natural gif past sessr
and future events and all e Of % he very
tboushs and win speedy marriages and show the IN
OF the intended husbands and absent viii
bring together hosc who are sePaa ed who win ENJOY te
greatest happiness of matrimonial bliss All who wish 10 "A
tuck call for relief and comfort Thousapd, hsyr
their belief that she the WONDERFUL astrosist
the world that has bnown abe pra~.
tees rolling but what rccoucilcsblc phososhera No
charge ataed 70 Broome street between Cannon and
Columbia Gentlemen admittod.
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UCIION NOTIOR- CROCKERY, GLASS AND CHINA
"A by J. s II. BAR1LkTT, auctcneer Tuesday Dec, IL
a. 70 81 Isl Pearl street psrs%pory sale a kinds
vases tea sets and toys cutlery. Ia tanna ware Gc Also
Tie stock OF dea declining the business Also lot OF sta
uonery and clothing, TO be So at O'Clock
UCTI0N NOTICE by VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
IA will expose for 9, this day. II O'Clock A. at the
foot Of Forty eighth street, North river large lot cement
december II, 1905. ONCE Marine Court.
UCTIUN NOTICE -THOs. BELL, AUCrIoNBEn-BY
Re-, Bush this day at lo O'Clock In the Il
North william ttree will be sold the following variety
OF valuable goods Lot Of fancy articles per1mery hosiery
clothing dry goods ribbons belts cutlery the balance stock
OF matchmaker and eweer, fine ewelry plated
wsre sore pied d goods ALSO the balance q store
90 segar boxes one tine parrot and bird lot
Of groceries, teas, ccee rans, IA
brandy and numerous other merchandise also
second hand furniture, beds bedding, &c
Wednesday, extensive sale the entire furniture genee
family
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ANTHOLOGY,

A woNDER.-rHE Gypsy GIRf A fnpn PIANIST
can ne consumed on all so life nj 81 suhlvA6 frr,-
Toe my cenv. B--rhe Gypsy has obtained a secret bt
great eIpsnse nom he far farned that wl ens
IhArxe EXTRA r'
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EXTRA PAY.

10 extra pay.
Uned States navy faors and ohsrs-IAnd warrants oh
ansd pay paid; United States furnished Ii
Ay hours Balances due Widows and heirs 81 de
United Sailors collected and Gil kinds Of claims
United States recovvredb by EDWARD BisSEIL,
Agent Notary Public and Gate, Purser o. a. navy 81 Walls
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SALES AT AUCTION.

HENRY b. LEEDS CO., ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
IL h. LIZ EDS Co will sell by auction Tuesday, Dec.
H. and "Wednesday. Dec. L. 81 O ocock each day at the
cial sale Of works q art VIZ Agaie bsrdso yellow u s.
fee gh with other choice vases suitable for pArlors and
ncbes aabaser and verde antqe figures and The
grsce, dancing girls Hebe brechos birth OF Venue
posing Hercules Apollo Belvdsrs seepng cupid. rage OF
fsmplioD; copy Of The monum on the piazza 1t Leghorn
&c large marble superb fountain carved with
leaves pair q he largest ever imported 10 alto 70
levo. 1obc and Grecan for par0rs mAne pieces,
halls and nes Tara OF Adrian Gard receiver solid grape
leaves inaid tables. Pompe and Hercu
laneum and temple Mosaic table and
groups sDnsl &c. Ihs above spleadd collection has just
large valuable Of French china vases
superior workmanship in bronze ana ormou china vases
richly painted Of bronze figures,
groups &cs Of recent importation, expressly for this mar
ket The packed q small the
nises for Shipment desired above stAuary
class shades Also very choice lot Of superb china
&c., &c, from the CrysAlPalace
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~ q, HORTON. ACC1IoNRER- sal rsROoM az CT.
VI. dsr viii sell this day. TUESDAY ~ 2o'cack T..
a. 20 shih avenue, lot o. gas fixtures couiters and
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IFNRY b. HERTs JR, MISUNDERSTANDING
OF hsberdashery, hosiery fancy goods shirts draw
&c Thursday Dec. Is At 10 O'Clock 1T store No @
Grspd street. comprising stockings gloves, shirts. drawers
Dits comorters pocket bapdkerchiets kang spool
cotton Deede suspenders sewing SILK velvet more
antique ribbons and trimmings. combs buttons brushes lace
goods edgnes collars scissors knives tooth nail aud hair
brushes &c Terms cash. current FUNDS aud all goods TO be
removed day Of sale. BY order of Assignee.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A UCTIOM GALE or FURNITURE FRON ST. LOUIS
a Hotsls-PRTkR Parks austionesc-SAVAGE 4 ARKS
wi soil this day. ~ lOh O'Clock, o. their saesroCms
s%e cc%pr.ns centre tsb bureaus bedeads and bed
Cd psrlor suit crmun velvet one large per gIa s.
and other ARTICLES TOO nuncr mention Terms cash and
goods % ne removed immeds teiy N. BThe will take
place daily until The whole stock IL disposed Of
A @. FUTILE, AUCTiOAERR-OFFICE "a BROADWAY.
Isrenpory sails Of warranted nIs: class fashionable
fotewood, mahogany oak and enanelled furniture
va-ces. A. q. FUTILE will sell Tuesday 10Y clock,
o. The spacious store, 666 broadway Metropolitan
boteD large and valuable Of the
rosewood psror drawing library and oak dining
room uTniture the being OF the best and
materia stand the tsst OF furnace heat viii
solo without reservation aordng opportunity seldom Of
tered Of obtaining the best class Of
eight suites Of elegant cnameled chamber
most iste designs and cooring finished the best STYLES
and ted Of the best manufacture. whole of this
elegant stock u be peremptory SOLD wit limitation To-
advances. Terms cash. Catalogues the morning OF
ssla
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WIN @. HIGGINS, AUCTIoNEER, WILL SILL THIS
day at halt past ten O'Clock At - Eighth
Thirty fourth large rtment Of hosehod
sofas beds mahogany and other oh rs card
centre side and other tables; hair and 0usk
&C. Also of toys. suitable for
holidays splendid chance for dealers also twenty bod
teads.
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A UCTION NOTICE.-sAMUEL r. BARTOI.. AUCTION
"A will SELL this day at l0 O'clock at 800 Pearl street.
Peck Slip general ant Of brandes other
liquors. in cases. denobns and boules alo
chests and half chests: segars china vases
sets Crockery Ac. a.. &c.
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DAWSBE0kER'S SALE.-A. NJ CRIsTA LAR, AUG
toteer q Bowery, will sell. this day, ~ l0h O'Clock, a
rse and valuable sorimen Of mems aud womcns wearing
tysre, consisting Of silk dress-s shawl manh
six and winter shawls boots Shoes quilts
I'D variety OF other uces. by order OF A. J. j. A..
JACKSON, Is Reade street
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HfEky LEEDS Co. AUCrIoNEERs, OFFICE
wrbouf .eserye -HkNkY IL LEKDs 90 vii sell by sns
ton on assday Dec IL, At O'Clock p at ne marble
lard 70 So sath avenne between I'D and asih siroets
arse sae Oh marble msnen consisting Of assortment Of
DO black and god Lston oter descrpons The
remain on the premi e. reouired sftar
meni Of the bills sae Without BE- 81 uined 4,
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SR-sT0RE I6 sPRU r
wagon and harness, on
II the corner Of Grand
- wagon, with top, ons
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nkNRY b. HERTs, JR., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sale Of large end valuable stock Of choice Srossr on
compiling fine black aud teas whole and ground Coffee
white brown ard crushed In barrels and half barrels
SOAP candles starch pickles Spices four, Ha
wines liquors. sweat OIL sardne anchoves. Olives SAHARA
tus pfuDes, rAisins ae porter &c Terms cash; city
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DAWNBRoKER's SALE, THIS DAY, OF MEMS AND
/ women's clothing -McoAFFNEY W ALTsEs viii sell.
day of ten O'Clock at the OF Catherine and Henry
ees large and superior lot coats, pants vests.
Tx and merino gowns, of cloths annels rinos
nnkeis and quilts T. s-Mens clothing ut half past
L. as HOFFMAN,
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DAWNBhoKER's sALE-w. N. LEWIS 4 son WILL.
sell on Wednesday. the l2h inst, nj Isl Bowerv. no
ars large assortment Of eemed pledges
old and silver watches chains lockcs rings pins earrings
lei Rovery. y
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BOARDIDG AND LODGING.

ITO BROADWAY. CORsRR or WASHINGTON
Id place. Weers sal0on-Furnished parlors aad
bedrooms, ensy or In suits.
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THos vEITCH; AyoTIoN1ER-sfoRE 70 sPsUCI
Wedns sdAy Dec H. 1895 at ii ~ Il IA soru,, street
consisting OF description Of opera drssscs opera
IL full sets swords guns properties, ksle drums Chm
songs pistols &c, &c.
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sSlGNEES' SALE-W G ALBURTUS, AUCTIONEER
"A viii sell on Wednesday Dec. u, l0< O'Clock, a. 10
Court street. Brookl,n the stock Of merchant tailor
spe OF 100 dress and sack coats; 0 pairs pantssons
mention
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-11

y oEfRf 2 WATSON, Auc1 4
IL WATSON NO. 50 Broad street, will include in their se
Tuesday. Dec IL sir of Averys patent sewing maehne
perfect order With fixtures complete. They will be sold
peremporiy for cash. II O'Clock precisely Also isrge
assortment OF fancy goods, silver plated ware toys &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-11
uENRY B HERRrs, JR, AuCrI0NEER -aTraIrr,

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Der II at II O'Clock At the ssesrvpp No S Pine srss
h nrs balance e stock q large whelesAie asaie com
trsrg nne Irencn oys o. every variety; gilt Je~elry
,,es horn powder pouches goods silver PLACED ware
toy tea se lotto games sesar cases porsmopnaies a~core
and general variety OF fancy sood removed Tor conve
nepce sae by order OF The Sheriff Terms cab current
funds Catalogues on morning q sale.