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Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-06-21
KemarkabIc Balloon Ascension = Thre
Hundred and Fifty Miles Travelled 4,
Four Hours.

William ID. Danmistle, of Adrian city, Michi-
gan, assembled, on Friday afternoon, in balloon,
from that place, at 10 in the morning, and de-
scended in Clarion county, Pennsylvania, at 4
in the afternoon, making the computed distance
Of three hundred and fifty miles in the extraordi-
nary short time Of four hours
This is the second trip and an experimental
one with balloon of unusually large size. II is
thirty feet in diameter, contains over six hundred
yards Of silk, and is capable Of holding nineteen
thousand cubic feet of gas. After his ascent to
the distance Of three miles and n half, the
eronant struck the eastern current of air, which,
he says, is continually blowing IN one direction.
II carried him south ~ tire lakes, through Central
Ohio.
His intention was not TO descend until dark as
he was above the rain clouds in clear upper
sky, but the excessive cold to which he was ex-
posed brought the accustomed drowsy sensa-
sion, which prevented him from properly man
aging his balloon. He was in that sleepy state
when his " craft anchored in a tree in Red
Bank, having descended in consequence Of the
evaporation of the gas. The cold was 30 severe
that his feet we're completely frozen.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-06-21

Ksow.NoTmNG Panic IN CANApA.--The late
request Of the English Government for the set
ting apart Of million Of acres of wild lands, to
be distributed among the soldiers now serving in
the Crimea, has developed sentiment somewhat
akin TO Know nothingism among the Queen $
Canadian subjects. The Montreal Advertiser says
that the results of former military colonizations
are strongly against the present attempt, and that
one Of two things would happen-ether there
would be no settlement at all, the lands being
bought up by spectators; or a large, turbulent
population, unacquainted with Canadian govern
ment and institutions, would threaten their secu-
rity. in fact, the country would be exposed
without remedy-so il mantains--to the inva-
sion Of ten thousand armed banditti
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-06-21
Noble Letter from Senator Douglas.


The District Committee of the Democratic
party invited the Hon. S. A. Douglas to be pre-
sent at the celebration Of the victory in the Old
Dominion. His reply is too good to remain un-
nuhIiShad.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-03
CITY TRADE REPORT.

ASHES were DALI while small sales OF pots were made
at SO so.
TO 25c per Dbl higher for common to medium grades.
The saes embraced about 1000 COO bbs, including
common state at Is Is and tan'y and extra d. q
Southern was without change OF moment Small sales
were made at 80 $40 for inferior to choice brands
range for extra was $40 so Sl2 so. Rye -four was
quiet Meal duh at IS for Brandywine and 81 62
Southern 'cmSraosS about 600 BUSINESS at 81
So 81 80 for red, and email lot Of primo white Geor
gis was sold at 81 o5 Rye scarce and nominal At
40 0oo bushels Western mixed at s5c 851c closing
Of the nsioe figure In the morning, however, small
At 5sc Sc for State and western. : - - ''iN''
CoFfH SALES OF about 1000 bags Rio were made at
lokc . lie Iilc, and 200 do, from tbs vessel al
115S prime a11ssn1s,; 60 do Aaiacaibo It 11h' and
Cor,oS@Ths msstet was active and nrmsr, with
:.
M and New Orleans sn At 1ls Ga. NE
snconrresled s. 90 bushels wheat in ships bags, At
3D., and some lots Of our, at private tsrnis 10 Bre
a. snS 50 Ss .rss
2ac Per gallon There was nothing new to London or
HAMP-About 200 bales American dew rotted were
sold ct $50 siSs $780, with very htte to BE- bad
Mo1Assss Of aheut 800 hhds. Cuba museovsao
made ut 3oc per gallon; New Orleans was scarce
and firm.
NAVAL SroRN.-Sales Of 800 bbls. spirits turpsntine
we're made ct 4oc. Rosin was unchanged, and turpsn
tine WAS quiet at - 81 = IS.
PRovruoss.-Pork-Ths market was steady, but no.
active. The Gales embraced 800 400 bbis incudius
new mess, at $40 o8 SO Is; new prime was at sd
62h ZIG rs, and old 81 $40 81. Bees-Ths sales
embraced 200 900 bbls. country PRIME at 30 Is SIC
10hc. Cut meats steady, with moderate sales. Lard
in active demand; sales 200 $50 bb.. at l0c lie
and 60 do. nd at nnt dull rhaoas
was selling moderately for export to England ct ec.
one.
RIox.-Ths market continued firm. The sales en-
bracei abo1t 200 casks, At 6So. 6Ac
SrGARs.--1he market continued firm, With sales oil
about 100 100 hhds Cuba muSoovado at &C. 8zsc
and so hhds New Orleans at 1c.
wHIsKEY-1he sales embraced about 400 Se0 bbls
Ohio and State prison barrels 1t Ale for the former
and Al 70. for the latter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-03

TUE NEW PfRFUsES-THE ORIGINAL AND GeCU-
Inc yercens water.-rnis truly refrsshlne ana g.
shuui toilet water Is prspsred frou the hoshec.s Aat
srance In It 10 peculiarly adapted to e.
sff'ng gro &C msr months, relieving IN gtsas Sagfse
the iarsuor incctnt 70 toe wAym weather, &c II y
also very istfeshpe a. q tasdkerceief esrsuns Ter
tssvtiss. by land water, substitute fec -
tspeCsys Fv 3ch extracts and quito eqasi 70 ths
". 1t vii sAo b fcnnd an sgrveaoe eosagr fss go
Colopns 10 winch BY rsnJ {. Il nnnitst1 rsse
red Ake, Gssrn's rcee Gsfsnium, nrss q 80
n As thee stnrrsts preparations tsve tesn tmssa-
tee In vtry rfsror Essasr ~ urpr sciesss pfssas,
sSie. snd senusw<u ssptrg che eecusgs VIII ess1ao
sas Cor ,I,lcrp'sn rrspsssd b. l. " GLtNN, Ne. -
sccth rrurth 81. Phnadsirhs- scd sod - Sss vsrt ~
r,,t,r MAX M sp7 rrcadwry, above Bfoo0s sx-es:
.i,o q, G ntse j. kgbsu, Hsssuas, C4srk o., .. '.
ps ss.cS ard CHEERS. Drosd"sy sad a. yhsees1s W
& - ~ - L.. .stt--1 SsaG 49, --ux ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-03

T4HssNAR-THE GRJAT EUROPEAN DxsoovERYs
4 Protected By Royal Letters Patsnt Of England aad
secured By the seals Of tho Eeolc de- Pharmacist a
Paris and tie Imperial College OF Msdisas visaaa--
Tfiestmar NO I, Is ths rsmsdy Tor general dsstktT
shattered constitutions and all ths distressing oeass
quences aria,ng from early abuse, &c ita seeta
sniescous In youth. manhood and old ags, indeed tins
constitution would not become Impaired, sssa II ne
decline Of fe tbs niesemar universally adspteA
AL ply sicL impecimenA vanish ne maxtc before tsa
tnhu<nse thus rendering s nvauabs 70 those en-.
texlpg the marriage stats. Tressmar No. q cou,eetsy
axd entirely eradcates all traces OF those disordscs
which copaioa and cucsbs have 20 long been tnoogh a
antdets Tor 70 thu ruin OF The health OF vast porsss
Of the population Tressmar No. Il the great Faro.
pean rsnsdy for that ca OF disorders which rnfora-
nately, the LasIsh physician treats with nercur, 70
The inevitable destruction Of the panssvs oonssitafos
and which all tho sarsapsrA In the world eannst r.
move Tiie.enar, Nos. J. and 5, ars alks devoid Il
taste Or smell, and OF all nausea,ing quaMass fAsy
may hy on the toilet tacis without their hsing sus
pscted SOLD in tin cases. st - eAch divided int -.
psrats eoses - adruinistsred By vAlpssu Lslsnsud
Rou,, &c TO b bad, shosssls aad rstad, Of Mr. r.
A. BARROW, ~ Greene street. Canal, N T., cape
ciay Appointed by the proprietor and pasnsse aeert
for The lai'st States and every Other part Of Ans
Immediately receiving remittaace, Mr. Barros yin
iorwaac the Trssee 70 part OF tbs world secure
y pacasd, and Adcr ssed according to the ipstrucsua
OF the Writer. RstA'i Agents required. Terms cash
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-03

100, eo.................s. 100 w.
l00l. ssSsASOs ~
l6O7-0. w. VI
lvds 7cokss History Of PicssD and IN 1861 pear
mare imu~dstey within our own rsoeusctiou-undsr
tie precisely good Representatives Of growing crop
In July tbs average rose, September 20 release the
wheat tbs. In bond at Is duty and thossh prices SUCK
asosrapsnt OF the ds6cissey Of the CROP before the
close Of tbs year. 30 Tor many mouths 70 admit OF
surely Wait the land before the harvest Of 1855 be
completed.
The Monitsur publishes the following monthly
debtor and creditor account ct the Bank Of France
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-03

Dec .7oS ic4 Dec los l4l Inc 1920 ISL Dec les6ss
By reducing The wheat to -four. the quantity OF
the latter isfs ss tide water this year, compared
with the corresponding period Of last year, aho NJ
deogesse Of 49,, $50 barrels of -four.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-03
AgTRO LO0Y.


4 SrONIsHING TO AL--MADAME MORROw.--THIs
"A highly giftsd lady IT, without exception, the most
wonderful Astrologiss In the world, that has ben
very thoughts, and win cause speedy marriages. and
show likeness Of the intended husbAuds and s6ssnt
friends 70 the great astonshsnt Of ali that Visit hsr
No charge not satsdsd. Apply ct 70 Drooms street
near Cannon. Gsntlsmsn not admitted.
rNA,RvoYANT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HAYES. OF
" this city, H. without exception, the best ciarvoy-
ant have IN the United States Diseases discovered
and cured ladies hear nom their absent frsn a.
also their future prospects through life, Satafacon
given no psy. Once 40 Grand street.
CARD.-NADAM PREwsTER REvVRNS THAMES 10
~ her friends and patrons asd bsgs 70 SAY thAS aisr
TIE Thousands, both In this city and Phladslphia Who
have eoasalsd her with satire hs ss con.
adent that In the qussons OF asxelogy love and Law
nattsrs, and books o. srsoles relied eoastAay
BY HAposon, she has equal She WIN tsil the ma ~
OF the future husband and also ths OF her vssr
Rssicencs 70 Msdisoa street. ems door roa Cathsxns
M XDAE MEYER HAS REMOVED 10 ioi sEyKyI9
wi avenue, bstvssn Twenty third and rsSnty sourtS
svsts she continues 70 tel pest, present and futury
events hkswiss masnsges journeys Law suits bushes
prsspscts sioAnsss, sbssst isndA. property lost o.
stcien. Madame Meyer oenvsrses II EcsiMh FrsosS
and German, and kivss eaArastss for Der ast
MADAME HARRIS, RENOWNED rHeFvoI o,;,sr
I from Paris, cx be coos1i ~ Atsu. love- usrr,srs
BUSINESS &C.. sod yin tell The Of .es lad, &c esn
usrsn thy vi psrry Jeo Ere rAces o. tor vis tsss
Rsssres les E,ebtb street, q Pvazth sytnas
CT No. ..c2 s:cssrs7,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-03

II s. HOUGH, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT SALE OF SUB
IL stantiai and elegant solid rosewood Mahogany,
walnut and maple furniture win tase place, without
any pcstponemsnt, too morrow Saturday, Aug d. at
hall past 10 O'Clock from the large five story residence
70 Warren street, near College plAce-Pisnoforse pier
glasses English csrpeting, oil painngs book case, es-
CANT solid rosewood suits OF fashionable Axs sumqt9-
ousy carved upholstered and covered variouy
cd easy reception and other chas in elegant styles Of
fnish large oil spring invalid chairs massive aud
~ rosewood revolving front secretary bookcase magni
fcent double action rosewood psnoorts Of seven oc.
taves elegantly carved pearl nlAd plate and for quail
~ and volume OF tone II unsurpassed by any, (war.
rantsd number Of rosewood centre and other tables
AL with marble tops various kinds and tAstsfuly
ed also, few choice oil paintings BY different artists
Fruit piece for mantel by Street. West Point, by La.
croix Crow Nest By the Same; Chateau Of Charles X
BY Rszny; Sylvan Sunset, BY Hardwct; Ancient Pese,
author unk nown and others; elegant pier and oval
mirrors In heavy gold frames; nth and heavy lace
tains, elegantly painted shades; nAgniaeent wilton,
velvet and tapestry staT and A0of caxpstng chAnds
ers lady inlsid rosewood escrstoire finely carved;
eide snd corner etegsres plate mirror back and ronts
great variety Of ornamental artcles-5svs porosain
vases baque and Paran nsures statuary alse In din
Ing room large Il feat walnut sxte.alon table, china
dinner and tea SETS costly silver plate, cake 6aaks
spoons, sasters forks teA services and sslveY vory
cutary, French cut glass dscsntsTs liquor cAses wines
&C. also. in chabsr, carved ancient and msdsrn rose
wood bedatsads, with marble top and glass bureaus
washstands, eommodes, armoir dc slacs wardrobes,
6De hair mattresses, eounte-panes mahogany bureaus
sofas, hedstsads. linen, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-03

70 ths slss q July acludvs, during The PEARS 1854
and 1856, was q fotcwy:-
Fbes~, b6ls Wheat, bach. Corn. bush Barley, bash.
1854. 66f Bl4 2,2ot s6T 6S68 ,636 go, 956
1855. . 1880 0.Ol6S 4,4E2 ga 6l5i3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-03

Dec l3o 3tt Dec 2sl ,s1o Incl eSS Dec. als
The aggregate quantity a the came articles left
ct Ade.watev from the commencement Of aaviga-
ton 10 Tie 3lst Of July. Inclusive, during the PEARS
lQk2 and lQ66 ma aa follaus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-03

Inc. n, 2cA Tee 81, 2ss Lao. 50 sss Dse 4 e0o
The sgregsts quantity OF the same articles ,sn
=. vaevster trcr The GO nneacencA Of nsvirs,Io,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-03

A UC1ION NOTICE JOSEPH L. SMITH. AUG
"A doneer, will sell this (Fridsy) morning. At 10ts
O'Clock, at rs Franklin street fourth house wsst Of
Broadway, ore rosewood piano Of brilliant tons and
fnsh paIlor furniture Of solid rosewood rich carpets
oil cloth. oil paintings, large oval and pier glasses
rocking and easy schais mahogany and maple ch airs
Sofas dining and tea tables rosewood and shogsny
bsdsteads bureaus and washsancs TO MATCH best hair
mattresses, crocEery gas ware clocka silyerwsre, &c
three epsmelsd cottage suites
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-03

Tne quantity Of -four wheat, corn and barley lsst
at ddswassf durirg the fourth veek IA JoI, a. ~.
yeAzs 1854 ard 1866. was a fo,Iow.:-
FVosfr. b1s. WA,d,, bush Corn. b,,A Psrr., n,,,,
,seeees'"'--ssoSo .oSse VI .tef 1900
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-03

A P1EAsAKT SECOND Story ROOM. WITH BOARD
"A fos gentleman sn5 wife, also, two sneis reor,s
for gvathuea In private fsstly sssctfcl and emu.
D.sn, ocAs<n; stages and cars; BATH enc ga. Aor,r
n eT TRY s'sst;. ts!.t.n 9ssct.s -. forr.k ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-03

The Lsoox Fire Insurance Company have declar-
ed ssmiannusl dividend Of i've per cent the
Uaited States rrust Company Of New York,
semi.annual dividend Of three and half per csnt;
tho Penasylvania Coal Company . semi annual
dividend Of ave Per cent; the Irving Fire Insur-
ancs dividend Of ave Pc cont; tho Peoria and
Bureau Valley RAilrosd Company four per cent,
pAJAbis q ths ofass Of the Chicago and Rock
Ialaad Railroad &c. ON The 18th inst.
Ths last returns Of the Boston banks compared
with those Of Tie previous week, present the follow.
- clt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-03
NHoLERINE NIXTURE,

NHOLKKlNE EIXEUKE.
~ Bowel compa,nts dysentsry, diarrhrs and cholara
during the past week, have BEEN very numsfoua and
unusually fatal especially among ehdrsA- The grsstest
caution q requisite, while the weather 70 changsAhle
topressrve health Much suffering may b. spared, and
danger aveYed, BY uslng the choierns mixture upon
the FIRST symptoms Of attack. Ten wslve drops
VIII afosd speedy relief IN ell cases. aud prevent any
serious consequences. Price Is cents and SO csn Per
bottle. Prepared apd said BY
A. D. 4 D. SANDS
prugeatA, 141 William st., cor. Of Fulton, Ny.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-03

4 UCIION SALE-ThIS DAY, AT 1oK O'CLOCK A.
"A M-JOaN +. RUSSELL, Aucs,onser.-By DAY,
Ruseel Co at their large salesroon IS Nassau street,
two door below Fulton arrest, { large collection OF
handsome household furnitare, by catalogue. COM
pssirg parlor. dining and bedroom furnurs Of every
style Sale positive. Terms cash Goods packed on the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-03

A LBEAT B. NIcOLAY, AUCTl0NEER-TM3 DAY,
"A Friday, August g. at IL O'Clock, front Of sale.
iocn bsr borsa about pears old, kind in al har-
nets about Ibk hAndA high. Sold In consequence Of
the owrcr having no further use for him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-03

N D. NASH, AUCrONEER. $40 BROAD
Ds wsy-Shefif's sale Of furniture, &c on Friday,
August Q, 1856, 1T 10 O'Clock A. n ct 223 Mulberry
street. combating Of Brussels and ingram carpstnx bu-
resus marble top tables mahogany washstands SOFAS
tets tetes. French bsdstsads, mirrors, eookisa uten.
ala &e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-03

MoRLAh1Y, AUCrl0NEER-wILt SELL THIS
day Fat 10 O'Clock, a. 90 Cazccn street ths con
tents OF fspc5 STORE the usual assortasn also the
ceunttr ard fixtures, one large rsfrgerasor ~ Auo
TIE ninturs, mahogany tables sofas CARPETS ol cota
miyrors pittures, chairs. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-03
Ass.''s."''..'... .''...''..,............ e26 900
4 writer IN The Mark Lan< Express ansic,sste,
scarcity d breadstufs In England, and very hieh
psices this I'll and winter. He says:-

ks sxpsrisses Of the past month has done much IA
iusY - sxpsctAsn entertained BY myself and others
that chs osming crop hksy to prove defective As
NJ vteat ooss into ear the thABsss Of ths plazt b..
osu apparSst and the Injury alluded to in my letter
q s1n AarcA arising from the severity sf the psst
- 80 spaAg, Tie plant having bssn thrown oat By
rlsa IL ysax before last from the sams cause The
nnasc o. the plast delays M rtp.n and exposes II
e0enI sesms nov certain that harvest viii rot Be
1911 INV befssmbsr 20 that have three months'
oeossm&see, g six million quarters, 10 provide Dsli
vs1sS -. - rows.s .tssdiy decrease, asA The Ia
6Q&De0a wiu soon depend UPON ths stasrs Asd
vMSss - seesst and where are they held We b.
heso - sst stock held In any markst 4 IN Gss
80 49, UvWIesi Il said 70 have 60 900 srs. Yort
Akrs 49, srs, IDndos under 100 COO qrs, Giouoss.
e SoS ~. 80 CAB sons teousaad ar. elsewkses.
NJ 49, tssls: ssA -, nasts very high pross
Osex snlss csscsrracs u war and severe winter,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-03

Vt0BACCC MANJFACT0RY--sATCEDA AUGUST T.
foH o'olocs. at s2s Fifth str-st, tosscco eating
rscnr~, rrsss mach osr7 acd bclttns; loo tot scco
tc,tepf srst lot Of One cot et<wtrg acc "a * or to
eA<co sfo two soseee and ~sgooe sed all sth. sr Zee
tvtstfe ftx ths trs'e W q. ChRifk Auc iscs.s
" lie! street, corr.s n 9rsecvsh,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-03
AND COMMERCIAL.


THUhdDAtD AuBusS y ~
~ nAeket Wa very scsive Shis morning, Though
Wsuhsk mAAssid change In prices. OF Erie and
Beading, which were most extensively dealt In, most
q ~ aIm were By ths bears II seems to b DO
Hsvsl list ahoEt sales at present prices arc nkey
pesvo profitable. Central improved 1, Hsnen T.
1loagsgua {, Panama 2. Cumberland deoiAed .
cNasSw. At the second call the Board VA weaker
"a aftsr Il adjourned small decline Wa rsaA'zed
u ~ skeet.
AfSsr tbs adjournment of the board the following
nnlea Il bonds and stocks wore made ct auction BY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-03

A UCTION NOTICE --THos BELL, AUCTIONEER -
II BELL. BUSH will continue this day, at 195s
O'Clock in their auction rooms IL North william street,
the sale goods which been exhibition at tbs
Crystal Palace. This sale will conpriss articles from
the departments Of France and Isaly we'll worthy ths
choicest varnishes, OILS, drugs chemicals, per uusry
pictures, eectroypss, oiled Silks gelasines fets rugs
hats sanots Leghorn straw goods, specimens Of fax
and silk, from the crude state 70 perfection Sale
continued Saturday, particulars OF shich Will appear
in This paper. THOS. BELL, Aucuoneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-03

At Ne second beard, the market Was without
maoA change. Ma Of the operations we're sellers
option, and The bears a'e evidently taking advan.
tags a the present temporary imitation to put out
9eod cenkracts.
Tho transa lions at the Assistant Tressurer's
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-03

HyKE INTEREST," COUPONS OF THE PEORIA AND
i Bureau Valley Railroad bonds, falling due on tue
Let Of August 1885, VIII b paid at the Corn Exchange
Bank, 10 william street. Y.
CHARLES " DURANT. Treasurer,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-03

n EORGE COOK, AUCrIONLTR. EXTENSIVE SALE
VI OF new and fashionable furniture, this day
TIdayl ct lois O'Clock, at sales room 30l Broad Say
corner Of Duane street. large assortment OF rosewood
mahogany, osf and walnut furniture, on paintings
&c,
q @. HORIZON, AUCTIONEER, WILL BELL on
NJ Saturday, at 10K o'clock, 1t Is Sixth Avenue
Ioo men, anc boys hats and caps dozen csrpss bags
cozen trunks, iron saie counter and lot OF furni
turc, paintings, &c.
HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTTONEER.-- q. II. leeds
IL &O-Friday, Aug 8, ~ IL O'Clock, in front Of
the store No 10 Nassau street, ass sorrcl horse,
about 10 hands high eight years DID, sound and tiod In
Al hsIbtss and good saddle horss. A light Jenny
IND buggy wagon, nearly new and In perfect order,
bavDg tesn In use but three weeks for the pre-.
cent owner by Wood, romlnssa Co. Also, single
silver mounted harness. perfectly new, two sets double
harness. eood orcsr fofrel mare seven yesrs old,
ION hands high perfectly gsntle PAGES and csuters 90
Ger .addis and u kind In all harness Also, sscona
hand buggy, but little used alo set Of SILVER ouu.-
&c h.tness. square low panel wagoaof fAshlonaole
build end uearl, rev.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-03

A UCTION NOTICE M DOUGHTY. AUCri0NEER.--
"A Large sale OF Few and second hand furniture this
cay (Fridsy) at 10Y o'clock, ct the sass room No ~
chsils other chairs sofas, sofa bedste sd lounges,
etes, Dress end plain bureaus, toilet
tets booscstes, &c Also, ths genteea furniture Of
family, china, crockery. and glass ware; extension
dining and tables 20 hair mattresses, &c, Aso one
second hand pisnoforte trunbs, parssods segars a.:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-03

ITO COAL hfRCHAETS.-COAL CART AND BOX.
i horie end harness Friday, Cd August IL o'clock
81 Dep street corner Greer sict Bay yoa-s
rid warranted SOUND and kind In all hsyresa also cs
cAst snd toE, and sst OF karrcfs nearly nss.
W. A. CAkiEts Auctlseaes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-03

nANAGED GoODs-sEGARs, FURNITURE, SHIRT
H. collars, this day At 1ok O'Clock, At 81 Dsy street.
corner Green wch, wooden ware, nails, cosks, store
prunes, ngs salad OIL herrnss, knives and forks scis.
sors. claset champagne tobacco crockery and stone
ware. W. A. CAR Ter, Auctioneer, 81 Dey strest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-03

A PRIVATE FAMILY. HAVING A FEW ROOMS TO
"A epare, would aocc mmosA'e . couple of single ren
ttcnen, OF gentleman and his wife With bosrd Ths
house has all the modern improvsments such a, "a
BATH 20 References e1ehaoged. Apply ct i23 T~ensv
setoao street, bstvsen Sixth and seventh Avenuss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-03

A UCTION NOrICE-A. N. CRlsrALAR, AUCrION EER.
"A 20 Bowery. will sell this day. at IL O'CLOCK On In
voice u crockery and white ware, consisting Of
china and mattel ornaments and figures jugs pichers
bowls tea stone ware, steel pens, &c &c Also,
invoice Consisting of Thibet and Cashmere shA wA
haEdaerchets, ipges buttons, tapes, and other art
Giles of fancy goods together with household furniture
cor shifting Of mahogany chairs centre pier and card
table, dressing bureaus bedsead, couchex, sofa aud
sofa bedsteads, Mirrors carpetng, wardrobss, TO-, &C.