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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-24

TRAGEDY AT FORT CALHOUN.-A correspon.
dent of the New York Herald, writing from Oma-
ha. Nebraska Territory, under date of Aug 30,
gives the particulars of a bloody ARRAY at Fort
Calhoun on the preceding day. 1t appears that
the site was designated by the Legislature as a
town and since that time it has laid idle without
complying with the law, which requires certain i'm
provements to be made. A squatter, of the name
of Davis, went on it abou. three weeks before,
and broke large number of acres. On the 2Sth
ult. large number of members of the last Legis-
lature went up to Gust Mr.. Davis, but Davis was
fortified in n log house, with four or FIVE men to
aid him, and resisted, "a he tod them he would.
He said they must take him corpse if they took
him at all. 1t is worth mentioning here that Da-
Wis agreed to vacate ifthey would settle the title
To the landry legal proceedings; but their object
was to disposses him by force, and then compel
him to bring suit. At nearly the first fire Mr.
Purple was shot in the arm and the arm broke. a
Mr.. Goss, from Iowa, was killed dead. and two
more wounded. Daring the fight parley was
sounded. After three invitations to three
different persons for one to bes spo-
kesman, Maj. Cochran, from the Blaff CITY
Invested himself Of his arms and approached Du-
viss cabin when Davis told them that they-the
outside party had killed his wife and children.
And there the matter rested, at the date of the
last advices
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-24
City RFOteI-Pnftcsan, pronric.or.

Anderson n. Everett, John C. Ward bedford. Thomas
Baften C3npbel Wyatt Bowling, Nelson; Il. H. Buekner
Va q T. Il. r.. Samuel Griffin. Bedford Henry usva,t
Bedfordi Thomas Pollard Bedford: VIM d. Caovvey Rcd
city. ~ No "'ui'''
aSOR RENt-Two convenient DWELLING HOUSES
n on 9th street in the neghborbood of Mr. Nicbol ,-
sep 24fMSW2t lVITrt,,,s I'LL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-24

ltisoffciaily announced that tits apenal offence
- depo-ite in any post Office, to be conveyed in
the mail, any envelope or packet containing let
tiers addressed to different persons. The law up
on which the above is based IA frequently viola
ted lay persons WHO are perhaps not aware of its
existence. The thirteenth section of che net mp
proved March 81, 1917, reads that every person
offending in the manner indicated above shall
forfeit the of ten dollars. TO be recovered by
action qai tam, one half of the use for the in
former and one half for the use of the Post Of
fee Department" There is one exception.
however and that is in the case of letters address
ed 10 foreign countries
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-24

DISTRESSING ACCIDENT,-On Saturday last
Mrs. Martha f. Stevens was visiting one of her
neighbors. Miss Sarah Garrison. in IIenrico coun
ty,when the latter took pistol and left the house
for the purpose of shooting bird Mrs. Stevens
accompanying her. BY some unfortunate accident
the pistol exploded. the load taking eff ct in Mrs
Stevens side inHicting a wound which it is feared
may prove fatal.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-24

TOURNAMENT AT JoRDAN's.--As is usually the
case at JORDAN's. the arrangements for Thur
day last were all that could be desired. and The
pleasure seekers of the day were not ,disappan
ted. Nine knights entered for the contest bit
the five unsuccessful ones though they contriba
ted quite as much to the amusement OF the spec
tators the others, do no. wish their names
published. The victor was ID. II. HARDEST
Knight Of The MIST who chose Miss Betty Mer
rilnan, of Campbell county. Queen of the oereno.
MES. A c Singleton Elliott, and VIM. A>bby
named as st,2d.and Sd Maids of Honor Miss Polk
of Winchester Miss Meredith of Winchester and
Miss Wilson of Georgetown. 10. Tidbal, of Win.
chester, ohiciated as President and bis address
es were very graceful and much admired.-HM
Virg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-24

MIR WISE, the great sCRIBERIUs of the day, is
in rrint again, with letter address eo to some
Philadelphia committee, in which he cpeats the
iine idea of Judge Bayly, that: The most
precious Of all The rights Of the States is tho
right which each and all enjoy of the glorious
privilege al the Union Of The Sta The
Democracy Of North Carolina res olved agans t
Amerieansm, because ITS PLATFORM proclaimed
too deep devotion TO the Union II low do they
and their sympathisers in this State.like the Dor
rowed land uncfeditcd) sentiment of o ar Governor
elect' If the right TO the Union be the most pre-
oious of all the rights of the States what sort of
States ght1 men are they. who enc ourage dis
union hy maintaining the right of secession. as
most Of the Virginia Democrats do - or tho dqty
OF secession, ~ most of the South urolina Dem.
ocrats do? Verify, Democracy is CON-
pound Of eantradiotionS--a compound So rare
that no cement less cohesive tfaa thot which Mr.
Calhoun once referred to could pc ,sihly hold it
together.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-24

SENT TO STAUNToN.-W regret very much e
learn, says the Salem Register, that Dr. TazeweU
Headen, of Floyd, has recently been sent to the
asylum at Staunton. The Dir. few years az
was member of the Virginia Legislature from.
that county. He is native of Bedford, and well
known in most of the adjacent counties; in all Of
which, he has many warm hearted friends and re-
la'ves, who will hear of his misfortunes with
feeling the deepest sorrow. OF the cause and
nature Of his insanity we have not been inform
ed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-24


MODEST PRErENsIoNS OF GERMANS IN TEXAS.
What American can read the following extract Of
speech lately made public in Texas, and hest
tate about the righteousness-the necessity of
The policy of the American party?
1t is found says the New Orleans Creole, in
Mr.. Nippretcht's speech, delivered in Horton
town, near New Branfels, Texas, The pIin-
cpal object Of this speech was to denounce the
oyerhearing disposition Of native Americans in
Western Texas. Mr.. W. en- leavored to estab-
llsh the fact that the native Americans had no
right to make any pretensions in Western Tex
as That this country (Western Texas had
been settled first by the Germans, and conse-
quently, that the Germans had the first claim
upon 1t.
In the conclusion of this speech, Mr.. w. made
the following remurk Now let US nlanfully and
hrmly oppose the arrogant assumption aud over
bearings of these natives let US oppose the
further extension of this slave holding popu.a-
tionin Western Texas, for we have cultivated
and settled this country around us before the ma
tives thought about doing so'
LEMuELQ. BowpEN, ESQ. of Williamsburg, till
Int al, Il L., n.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-24

New MARKET RAcEs-The Petersburg New
Market races commence on Tuesday next. Tie
Express says that among the horses are Phlo'
Julia. Pasta and Glencoe FLY, entered by Glib,
bons of New Jersey; Little Flea, Ellen Batemn
and Sam Letcher. In Mr.. Calvin's Green stabh
will be Frankfort. In james 1ally's stable Sc.
bastopol and one Eye Joe. In Thomas boswell,
stable Seine and Mr.. O. z. Hare will have Fan.
ny Fern, Michael Angelo. and two promising
colts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-24

GEN JAMES YELL, prominent Democrat of
Arkansas having been invited lately To attend
n Democratic meeting at Camden, ''as one of the
orators selected for the OCCASION" declines tho
honor in letter which we observe in the Wash
ngton Organ. for the very satisfactory PERSONS
set forth IN the following paragraph:
There Is hut one question now IN existence TINT
has heretofore cen discussed by the two hamed
parties; analupon this they were never Mt issue. |
mean the slavery question. Fhc only dispute
this subject between ethem was rs 10 which
party had the best national platform, aid which
most favored the southern Interest. I his ques-
ton Is now fully settled, or supersede by tho
American party having adopted and placed be-
fore the country far better plat orm than
either linn was ever presented to the people
OF the United States before. The sIa very ques-
ton being the great question of the times and
the American platform being the bcs upon TINT
subject, shall always be found advocating the
principles therein set forth.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-24

ANOTHER CAsE.--A third case Of small por
has made its appearance on the canal bout moor
ed in the river above this city. The subject +,
another th one OF Mr hf "a slaves They are
physicians a standing guard is kept to pre-.
vent communication with the shore.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-24

LEMuELQ. BowpEN, ESQ. of Williamsburg, till
lately an irreproachable Democrat, is out in a
scorching letter ON the administration and its
supporters. We will publish it at our earliest
convenience.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-24

Coy. ADAMS of South Carolina some days
ngo made speech, on the occasion a IL military
review al Granville. in which be gave express.
sion To souuder sentiments than we arc accustom-
ed 10 heer from that latitude:
He inonleated sound and wholeso me political
principles love Of country, devotion to the State,
respect f5r, and obedience to the government,
withinits proper sphere, contiRuu nee of mil
tary pride and spirit on the part of the people
lie deprecatt d all further excitement in federal
politics, till some overt act of aggre sson on the
part of Congress. and then let the ot 1er South
ern States lead off and South Carolina would fol-
low. lie had lived in crisis all his life, but
nothing has grown out of it, Tia Union had
proved too strong for nnllitcation. strong for
seeession and would prove too strong for abo-
lition. That fell spirit would be cru shed when
ever il WAS brought in collision with he federal
government in Massachusetts. The people there
would not involve the country in civil war and
revolution in their opposition to sla very The
speech was delivered in admirable style. in IA
clear aud distinct tone, heard all over the parade
ground. \ burst ofapplause ensu ed when the
governor concluded by exhorting the people TO
turn their attentionto the developm en- of the
sources of their country and tho education of
their children.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-24

REV. DIR. Cox, President of Lyhehbarg Col.
lrge, arrived in this city Saturday. All The Pro.
fessors we believe are now here except one
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-24

BATLARD's NEW HOTEL IN RIoHMoSD.-Tbo
new Hotel in Richmond. opposite the Exchange
erected by Mr.. j. p. Ballard, is rapidly approach
ing compieton and is alike credtable to the taste
and enterprise of its protector. 1t is six store,
high and comprises in all one hundred and sixteen
rooms. The arrangement of the whole is admirable
combining many conveniences not usually found
in Hotels. 1t ia said he the intention of Mr..
Ballard to build next winter new building in
connection with the one now in progress, which
will consist of about 900 rooms. When this +,
completed he will establish u restaurant upon the
European principle, the present building the tx.
change, tn be conducted as at present. BY this
arrangement an opportunity will be afforded 10
visitors of choosing between the plan of payment
for what is ordered, which is the European prnc
pie. and the system of daily or weekly payment
as at present. This viii be new feature in ho
tel operations at the South. The combination Of
the two principles in one establishment is in fact
entirely novel in this country.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-24

CoNTRIBUTIoNS.-S have been c"iit1 ~
IN Mooreirlil. and 500 in Wmrentoni far :
folk and Port Smoarh.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-24

PRoGREss.-Refcrring to the extreme tardI
ness that has been shown in the erection OF a nf'
Custom House in Richmond, for which the Gene
raj Government appropriated the money eighife
or twenty months ago,the American thinks Il tn
same rate of progress is observed, the building
VIII be finished in two hundred years.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-24

COMMITTED TO JAIL.-A man by the name
Add from the lower end of the county, was e''l
mitted to Jail on Wednesday, charged with s'aY
hing man by the name Of Reynolds. Reyholo
is sui alive; though it is not known whether II
Will recover.-F inc1sNe Democrat.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-24

DEEPER, SPICE, GINGER, ..
n SALT RETIRE and PEARL STARCH, fat sa' !. co
sep Sits TUoS J. DANlo -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-24

For kANsAs.--A party Of emigrants, numo[J,
ing rear fifty. left Washington. Rappabah.a3,.,
county, on Monday last. bound for kan.o- -,
ntory and the Platte settlements on the MIS-, ,
nvrr Amongst them were several families ''e'
CnIpcper county. Hdrrenton Flag.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-24

M STORE. MAIN STREET, LYNCHBiRG u alias
Genemen who may visit city, viii themselves VASE
deal Of trouble by coming at my Fancy store s..
Jar Bonnets Caps, Head Dresses Flowers Rbbons ~ IA
Snrls Hair Braids and Frizes also Enbroidery
N FRENCH English and Scotch Mantles Clocks Sear ~
Shews Stockings Gloves Handkerchicfs Laces PRINCES
Dress trimmings Needles Pins Threads Jet ornaments If
every description and handsome Of Fancy Articles CO..
gifts my AfHees Tor
shall exhibit superior lot Furs both stone Mori I'm
dren @' " i-'Hes ana ch-
shall esteem i favor for any who NAV favor mn With
an order and viii select with much care aud pronnnese wa
My terms CASH. p 'i''"'s9'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-24

CAUGHT.-rhe four negro men who .rana,Ea1
from Montgomery county few weeks since h"''
been arrested and brought back.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-24

SoRA.-A party of eight gentlemen went d 10,
the river from Petersburg last Friday and kIiif'
before dark 6i0 of these delicate birds.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-24

IASH.
sep oats ALFRED G ENcr rr,o,.,,
EEo: E0H THE BAuRECaE-pACR -,
~ "tflf.S viii be at Bethel convey passanrare 81
the Packet to the BARBECUE Buffalo Snrines ca ur
heSa'y the 2oth and will convey them back al any me "
JOHN 5. KYLE
SsN h'--AH persons who indebted to tho nd,
siBneu OF 10 me old concern of b. H. Levi. { r.
accounts nave been due over six months are reonasd
cpie forward and pay they will be placed in IN, -
OF an officer for collection. " ~ Il, Il, hands
sep 24d2w n T. Lh.NlS.
v Vinegar for sale by ~ pure 'ider
sep2Ats Tuos 7 n,v,s
st"r. a. "a comfortable DWELLING, over our
: Ilios. J. DAVIS & CO
saLf, CANDLES, SOAP, Ae.. for sal. ~
~ lliOS. J. DAVIS Il co
rs 90 NJ "A AZ . AND BROWN DOHEsrICa
~ -j iHpS.AJ DAVIS x 60
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-21

A BAssv0RD yR, s0a BROADWAY oyvgss yoa
"A. sale vel MADE billiard - - beet fss<sss eair s
hsf<s prtSs revived vWhs yAir sh~a ass~
erup~uor. rriss tshs~ snf rs~ osr. fsr
i.ssn~c w1shsns - essrvsss Aezssvs~ sDof 49,
frfn nings. ke. fss 80 os.
ID s<o<k - siAs, nArt~ and VOID bod tasisa 80.
invested e.sAr~ ba.~rs ~ gsesss -~a sf ssssse ,u
haof tr1sss ~
GEfyrfTu pECkER, Nv AAa sx-~L
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-21
Oyster SALOON FOR SALE, 100 EAST BROADWAY

DARE CHANCE YoR AN uNDERrAKRn-vCR SALE
IL te entire ready stock mAisras fssorss kesrses
a and q pfemses o. ven e..elshsd eoan nsksr
- undsrssker " city IL Chicago, IN wbo wiah~S y ds
ssanDs scivs For urhsr sddrsss
~ ~ wsshingca assst, Chicago, III
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-21
sHlPrINa.


EvOH IWERPOOL-UkIrKD STATES NAIL STEAM
u ship BALTIC, Capt lea J. Comstsck.-This steam
ship ell depart with lbs United DtAass Tor
lively IN ~sdnssaAy Dec q = o'clock NJ nou bar berth
quaned accommodations fur elegance and comisf appyto
EDWARD X. COLLINS 50 Wall street
fasongen ~ roquee1 70 ba b0ard II O'Clock a.
shappsss please sas aoiee .A the sps II Tits ae eAano<
through bo Post o1cesay oihen win steam
ahp Pacific will succeed the Baltic, and January
RUTicE.-1he daf Of departure from New York
io lt6 Will be saturday commencing January and
msneng january Is, and every alternate Wednesday.
i NAH steamsFA-rhe ships composing tho limo he FOL
lowing
ATLANTIC Capt WesA PACIFIC, Capt. Kdrtdgs.
BALTIC Capt Comssock- ADKiArIC Gap. -.
These ships have built BY CONTRACT expressly for
sarvico Evsry has taken In their
Ernction. Aao IN s engines ensure strength and speed
and their accommodations for passengers unsqnAed f~
elegance, and comfort Price u passage from New York
" liverpool In first cass cabin, $50 IN second DO, C6
elusive OF sire rooma 1873; from Liverpool 10
New York 70 and ~ suinssa An experienced surgeon A.
PROPOSED DATES or SAILING.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-21

L,on sL.BAxy.-rHE srEAxyl HERa--vrtxY PRE-
rarsd f~ 1s in~~l rave roFli sk.S fl.usxs. syrss
r.~ % Friday evening. Dse n, asPh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-21

hE ksLFHh OFFICE HOUr y IT, IA q TO
~ =. ~, tss'e.J snspsf 60 Ifoassa - s~as w~-sw.
nk IAasosf's MEDICAL ADvTkxK AID nAL
~ rsFs "wsss essssn1 s1a-n. SCI - aweS e.
fssfttss s-e PIE ~ ssfss~ays As~sss ne y>>sas =
81 t~s fs.4~1<~ The IN frss = -
nffg ~ hs@1s rs.ss sssssr II 10 sswsdssy
pyrykrr o0ssrl7k rioss--pE. wAr1s Gov
atss 10 yyse4s - 80 ts~a@ ~ 1~~a~s, vtsA - -
ssssl asn 1sss<1 kpy a-s 49,
sftsAiuf~ Ia rs<ascss ~tS sS-1 hssy - 49,
taf1 tatss. .. srfsss wv y ss~ssss, vAn~ ~rss re-
Nsts f~~1sr kssss ~ 49,
6sskss u>a 1ess <~sssvsk ~ -
~ s<rtsia sA<isAsss A. 49,.
's.p~~fsSf ArFNs< ~ a~I - ~ c>.s :, osve
- sa.sss &c ss-ssi.>sssss
wffIiAb wATSos ~.
sssy ys.r ~.srs. q ~ i<sh ns-s>sss. sauls- = ne
fs.s~ 80 tsf% y sSnss~vss ttsA~s. ~.
rfes ~ wsnss sss~s krss<vsy
DfccHfr YEACTfcg--Oa ID uAsvOsDp COW.
~ sak1s ss< sspsns SO Hrs~avsr syyssss ~
y tsss~s cr~s sass tbssns ffsss~ss bS Sssv.
Csss.ssAs~s - ifs,ssAs
Dfrokpt ynEArnywY 90 vrrvAyp DuaAau-
~ ~ y.s~s~n. - D-s<s $500. - ever yssss = -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-21

Ease FOR sAIE-A coon sizEp STORE, wIrH A
leaae q Ia of the best
tTs OF de city, Chambers and Fulton Streets College
place Broadway rent pos.esson be akea
Mm.diaisly. For particulars apply u w w. kNOEPFEL,
10 Liberty street. stairs between and 10 O'Clock A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-21

ID pey.
raiisA esAss navy ssiors end oAsvs-IAah varrsnn d
ADed, erin paid Unfed
Miyy en- houSs Balances duo ~do~s SD u dse~s~sl
ynred Sstes aaov~ eoer4sd and All rims 81 salns 49,
uonsd eaiss rsssvsvsd sv yfW1sD T-ssir.
Assnk uaAasv pshsss ed nAls) psssv ne savvp vale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-21


TYR CoOpyh. u DCSss sTEgBf. NAT "a COS
- sailed "a siss~sss. - n seesA~y
v Kusra.ss pefssbsss e1r.s sthoal ls~rsxgy.
nR. copByr1, ~ DrAsy srgggT sysBgR oy rrs
~ Me- rwt Trffersfy. may hs essss1h~1 Ey1s~e
rec mr. eAras IN 10 DAILY Tinsss. bsas kg~s, ~.
I'm wAEnsrsroKTrsA ysfxsp ssb uragn
~ snns.isi f.asf.s rsrs yriyss s..--s 4ssss, -s<
ossh y~fsHs~ra ssd spssdy ssyas les.A.ssy
nnsi tsls.ls 10 pss Vsss sod sasst>l as<x "a
r.tssrsd NJ anfssishsS's Prod, sss slssr r~n@sLe~
tpss,. bsars tcs. t@nsi DE- n rs-ss4
fres ". care gB-r~csssi NJ tasig~ssns
0>s.sshy 10 sf-sssaa sk~s es~sssd ~
'aa Tssd gesh
f.p wtRsg cT1gHs sTyD vgEsfg RywgDD,e =
rorhiy fsrnAis 81 10 n tss 1sfs.s "
80 rr~FuAsft>s n tss ss<. .oaan's f.~sa
rwr ktss ff<s ~ teoc, N~nsi srss, a bss~f
.sr. ~ ssfs.
TUgr PrgLfFHyD-sr rSsAY on rHw sODxss
81 vsssssrt ard bsyv..s t~aSfy gfsr1Asss 4~r
80 a s~sh sst n<..ysy 49, sasrssb
"a p.~ t.s sa AZ rss-iys . 100 ssAsss - d. DA~s
nip IN npEEfTr ~ cypsrLryD AT BrH ovyfcg
W s1srk su~~a q y>sNs sa~ts sss~s ss< f,ar1
fsrn vuis~ svss@. sssssi,n. fs-n A. n snBrs.
C,rysfAL MEDICAL NOTICE 70 rHE LADfgx ~ IN
> goHsepN. 80 Hs~ss>er ssrs~t s~>so3 s,p- $500 ~
Frs~sss7 ~ 90 nA~~>~tss~<ass nsf~sl
ro sgs r<-s s.l ses<ssSrl n Ne v~slassn ~ 80
usnsnsni etsrss>s essss~yc@s ss,sfss spss>
,..s-st s.~. ,sa ss1ssa ~ ~ aa~s>.sasf, s-s.s =
t@rs. " raj. ,~ysr~es pyrssfs< 4ssnf tfs
ssry Fsssf Ass ksn~~ frrs h>w.s fy~~n 70 u s3FN
g. goHstos, oTesstnx rTs>sa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-21

ONE or THE BEsT PHOTOGRAPHIC AND DAGUER-
resn raj er.ss Broadws, FIR saIe.-rbc WHOLE
arssaesory person hsh With whom very favorable
ranesment vill 10 made. Inquire al 81 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-21

"a q NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aools-So.ooO WORTH
OO Of carbohydrates will be offered sn .nsd>.e aul he
saS oDpcp as parch.s G Ss A JOS
DEN 6%S Broadway two doors above Bleecker street
A CHoICE ASSORTMENT or HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
snass ans ssye' 70 msSn o.s ma
Guipure ets great variety imported expressly for tho ho
ing collars and seeves made from .urcly
pssn sn' q niH
way. -.
NEW LOT OF BRUSSELS APPLICATION sETs,
% rom s % e sso; Pon. rssss Monon 40 IN sets
cheap i' s@
A HATHAWAY, sss BROADWAY. COR YER OF
a. Amiy street has just emosotderles II collars
chiefs Skirts Paris hesedresses and variety Of Articles or
holiday presents, At reasonable prices
RuLPIsg GRAY rALMAs AND GLoAKs
superb s s TO- id ana s,r Sspss is,
Original prices from $l4 to $40.
Pans M "A EMPORIUM.
RULPIN's VELVET CLoAKs.
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RROOKg IVORY POLISHED GLACE SEWING GOT.
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pEING OUR ANNUAL CUSTOM. WE oFrRs VERY
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(,LoAKs AND MANrLEs,
HEAKN BRUTHRRs AS Broadway
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