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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-28

uEsRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIosEER- by II. II. LEEDS
III a co. Nedn.s iay, feb. IS, at l0l O'clock, a.
do Broadway, opposite 81. Thomas Charch-shasinS
AID hair dressing establishment, consisting Of eheysl
and dressing tables and glasses, mari BILE taps 90 wash
stands mirrors gl>sa sbos cases unbteAa an elegant
assortment % gold, flver, pearl and ivory mounted
canes hair ard hat brushes porte tnonnaes p-fu merry
toap razors curtains chairs, stoves, &c sale without
reserve.
VoHS W. sobrERISDYKI, ACcrroEEER. MORTGAGE
81 sale OF sewing machines, 9c.-0n Thursday nest,
karch T. at 10 O'Clock A. at No. 80 Pae street MP
STAIR, twenty SIX sewing machines Grefer Bauer Co.,
manufacturers; aso, 6esks, benches hhtares Gc he
JOHN W. sOHERlsDl KE, Any for Mortgage.
NJ H. BOWER, ArCr1oSfLR, tsAL&ROoM 40
WI. 10 GresnSich avenue, near klHib Avsnas,D wlg
ssn thursday March J. q; half past 10 0'eo.k a.
No 10 Ps.eln paeo sxih avenue he farntlrso Of
q gsstensn going 70 California Consisting Of uAingi
bedroom furEltnre Superior har ua.rsss tsss
PALACES, e,fa beireae. rsrps'x, rN 81 Of
s-G., .4t sgsgs 4yS4t L-1.-s- f.s, As.stg SD
ieIss, AID stksr Ay.-sks - sIx1.s-s ~ EsEisL.
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SyBERlFF'j SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF
- execution to directed and delivered will tpose
for sale at the vestibue OF the City Hail. In the city Of
New YORK. ON the TN day Of March, 1856 Mt Il o'clock
at noon all the right title and interest OF the att ng
Observatory Association which they had the eth day
Of October 1851 o. at any time thereafter Of in and TO
certain lease or years and month from May 1853
at rent Of sl,l0o thousand one hundred per an
nun payable quarterly The following the described pro-
perty, to witAn that lot piece or parcel of ground
situate, lying and being in the city Of N. York do
SCI bed as follows viz BEGINNING the northesy side
Of Forty second street. distant hundred and thirty.
four feet eastery from the northeast corner OF Forty
along Forty second street twenty six feet thence north
erly, on line parallel with the Sixth avenue one hun.
dred feat and five inches to the centre line OF the block
aud equidstant between Forty aud Forty third
streets thence westerly and parallel with Forty ond
street twentysx feet, thence southerly and parallel
with sixth avenue enc hundred feet and FIVE inches 10
said noEherly eide Of Forty second street tho pont or
place OF beginning And also all those three lots peces
or parcels Of ground which, taken are
az follows, viz beginning On the soutlerly side OF
Forty third street, dftan two hundred and eyh feet
sastery from the south eastery OF Forty third
street and sixth avenue running thence eRstery along
the said soutbery side OF said street seventy feet
thence sontherly and parallel with said sixth avenue
one hundred feet and five inches the centre line OF
the block, and equdisant between Forty second and
Forty streets thence westerly on the centre
line eight feet thence northery to said
line OF Forty third street hundred feet and i've
inches, TO the point or place OF begin ming Also the
large and costly building thereon known az the Lsttng
Observatory. Alfo the large Drummond light erected
In the top OF said observatory Also large quantity Of
barroom and saloon fixtures in the lower part OF the
observatory. JOHN ORsER, Sheriff.
rliOS. CARl.IN, Deputy Sheriff.
Dated January 30, 1850
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A ssIGNEE'S SALE.--JOSEPH L. SMITH, AUCTION.
"A EER-Thursday, March l. at loh O'Clock, at 100
Twenty fourth street, between seventh and Eighth
nues the rich and costly household furniture contained
in the large three story house above consisting OF
superb rosewood seven octave panoore of magnificent
tone and richly carved case cost $500: arrs-'s
wood parlor suit in gold brocade; also, one
suit IN crimson and green with most ab1raely carved
frames vey large her French plate mirrors carved
rosewood marble top centre, side and sofa tables tine
collection Of choice oil paintings and steel plate
ipgs in rich gilt frances rosewood divaBs covered in
the best of satin costly china vases, tee atete, sets
china, Paran, bronze and baquc figures; twenty one
day mantel clocks brocatele and lace window curtains
and rich geld band pnrlor shades about two hun rod
yards OF the best English tapestry carpets In excellent
orcer mahogany and black walnut tea, dining and
ter sion tables gold band china dinner and tea sets II
tea service salvers cake baskets with solid sill
edges spoons, forks, casters napkin rings best Of
ivory banded table cutlery, crockery, rich cat glass
ware &c. also bedroom furniture OF the best quality
Brussels carpets; mirrors rosewood mahogany, black
walnut bedtesds bureaus washstands gilt china toilet
sets best Of South American curied hair mattresses
holsters and pillows fine wool blankets and counter
panes, bookcase mahogany cushioned chairs, sofas,
rocling chairs, work tables, &c together With foe
assortment of basement furniture.
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49,
POLITICAL.


CTSTRAL DEMOCRATIC UsIos.-IHR DELEGATES
~ 70 the Central Democratic Ulion rs4l esd =
attend regular meeting FRIDAY evening haf.h = a.
~. o'c0ek, ~ raDmsny Han. The sentsnen .oDS7.
snr the comnlt<s Of arrangements FOR the GfAnd uoa
Meeting, 10 tale piscs AZ Iamnsny Hal 90 the tte n
Marcf, are eqpssted 70 b pane,uAl.
Jobs oocnaANr, rrss,.srt
s 80. HES + f,sa, yies-p,.ad..s.
CONRAD swTAcKHtsKER ITsAs1str
T. = B4spisos, s"erstAry pro ts1-
nEAocRArfc RgPUBiIcAs GEsTJ AL oOgHirrrI
IL = T-galar nss..Dg ~ ths eenu.isses ~ y L.s1
~ TsumshJ HSu % Tbsrrsay even 81 Hd,.h H. ~
bal rs'i "tsn oesoes. hohDsT Ert4Y v .ta.svau.
t.FE LsGgrtT
INN CLs-cEIcx
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SALES AT AUCTION.

al PAlNTISGS.-rTn5 MORNING, AT IL O'CLOCK,
" at the gallery and book salesroou, 3s1 broadway,
large collection OF oil paintings by Americas artists
consisting Of rich landscapes, winter pieces copy OF
Coles celebrated Voyage Of Life, lake and mountain
scenery, &c, &c, all IN elegan. tine gold gilt frames.
This evening" at oclosk choice assortment Of books,
among which are the works Of Shakespeare Byron Tom
Moore, Burns and other elegant editions OF the poets:
also, Rolu, Josepbus 6obon, and standard histories
family b bles and other valuable works.
JN0. LEvIsON, Auctioneer
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d c. KEMP, AUCrI0NEER HOUSEHOLD FURNI
N. ture, &c.-This day, Wednesday, AZ 10.
O'Clock az No 50 Nassau street two doors from Fulton
X. o. kEMP VIII sell % auction above, very large
and handsome assortment OF and second hand par
Tor, dining ROOM chamber and kitchen FURNITURE mir
rors carpets and house furnishing articles which are
the sale Ia positive and without reserve Catalogues
on the morning OF sale Goods purchased go out OF
the city packed for shipping, can remain on storage
until May, at a reasonable charge
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-28

$40 Wigs and Toupecs-The Celebrated
nanufacory for wigs toupees brads of long hair from
br raids, &c. Is situated at ~ Maiden lane corner Of
Nassau street Caution-Bewars of Broadway prices.
MEDHUR9T l. HEARD, ~ Maiden lane.
TsOthnche Cured In Five Minutes, by DIR.
TOBIAS wonderful Venetian Lniment or no nay head
ache in nan an hour. Sold by all druggists and store
Keepers Depot, 60 Cortlandt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-28

SHERlTF'S SALE OF A GROCERY AND LIQUOR
. store-on Thursday March /, 1855, al 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, at 81 West street. the contents OF grocery aud
liquor store, consisting OF groceries, liquors. stand caas
bar fixtures, wines, sogars, DC
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THE TURF.

yI,HE HORSE, WILD FRESHMAN, THAT now STANDS
II ready TO match any horse, mare or geldng In tbs
world, one two, aod three m les ard repeat In TO BE-
at bis owner stableh, a. the nod house Harlem
where also Ellen BatemAn and Little Plea are statlnr
under the attention Of VIM A. Brown sole Of said
stock.
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ADVRRTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
PERSONAL.

"A VERY BENEFIT FORMERLY OF GOuIDS Ia
IA Fulton street, would be happy TO see his trends
The Market Hotel and Dining saloon Nos s. 10 aud Il
ulton street
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4 UCTIoN NOTICE THOS. BELL, AuCTI0NEER. -
"A BY Bell Bush this day, at lO6 o'clo,s, in the
salesrooms q Centre street. will be sold usual with
out reserve the entire furniture Of family removed
rom ore a avenue, oy virtue OF mortgage, ~
glasses chairs tables, pictures kitchen arrangements,
cooking stoves, ranges, gas ftings H. Extensive
riety sale on Thursday Of pledged goods, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-28

A sslGNEE'S SALE OF A CITY FOUNDRY, MACHINE
N shop, steam engines, boilers, tools, sc SAMUEL
O-,OoD Auctione-r store GO Nassau street. will sell by
auction Wednesday, March 7, at los A. NJ, at the
extensive foundry situated the OF Vesry and
West streets North river the entire contents Of the
table hm. mt comprising part finished AMI unfinished
steam engines, boilers turning lathes and tools, side
lathes, &c. Full particulars in catalogues, which will
b. ready In few days The whole will be sold for cash.
without Ieserye. by order % the assignee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-28

WIN. Writer'S, AuCll0NEER, WILL SELL THIS
wv day, at 1915 O'Clock, at 100 West Broadway, all
the genteel household furniture in the above house
sofas sofa hedsteads, bookcaFes rocking and other
chairs, French plate mirrors, window curtains M rbe
top tables tapestry, three pig and other ctrpess hall
ocoth, stair rods and carpets, mahogany and cottage
bedseadf superior hair matresse feather beds dress.
Ing bureaus and washstands toilet sets, kitchen furni
ture &c together with china, glass and plated
Saturday at ls7 Canal street large quaint e house
hold furniture, removed from Staten Island. PAri.u
lars hereafter.
WIN Writers, AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL THIS
w day, At loI. O'CLOCK, at 100 West Broadway, ten
Canary birds and cages and splendid Singers together
with The household furniture the N going 70
California. chance for fine birds In fuli song
VIThLTER GREENOrGH ArCTIONEsR. - FIRE
w crackers at auction-W GREFNOUGH * co viii
sell this DAY. Wednesday, at IL O'Clock, in from: Of
store 100 Wall street. for account OF whom IL may
cern, ere crackers 900 boxes Nos, and hire
ers, very slightly damaged the voyage. Term, cash
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Dye. A. WATERBURY, AUCrIoNEER.-oURR EGU
lar weekly tae Of choice Havana segars wines and
brandies takes place Thursday, March l. this week.
The goods win be found adapted 20 the best city trade
Also, in bond, six y casks cognac brandy, vintage
ls4s-no better In the Custom House Particulars by
catalogue at store, 3s Broad street Sale
at l0B o'clock, for cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-28

A LBERT ii. NICOIAY, AUCrlONEER. -SPRIsG FUR
IA niture auction sales-The undersigned begs leave
70 Inform his friends and the public that he il prepared
usual to give his personal attention to FIRST class fur
nture sales at auction a. the residences OF families that
intend breaking up housekeeping this spring.
ALBERT III. NItOLAY. Auct oneer, No. Broad At
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-28

IT HENRY LYMAN RYAN Is IN THIS CITY, he
i viii hear OF someting 70 his advantage BY calling
At 100 cherry street. at Captain Tracys Sailors Home
Inquire for karah Ferguson.
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L>IOY.-YoUR NOTE WAS ANSWERED IMMEDIATE
IL ly upon ia reception. The reply be found in
the Post once, Nassau street.
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A UCTI0N NOTlCE-TO PEDLERS, FANCY GOODS
"A dealers, &c.-SAMUEL OsGO0D Auctioueer will
sell at his salerooms % Nassau street, this aay,
Wednesday, at l01s o'clock A. NJ ,, by order OF the
manufacturers, about 700 dozen portmonnaies Now on
view. Sale for cash only.
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A UCIIoN N0TICE.-WM. b. JONES, AUCTIONEER. -
IA BY virtue Of a chattel mortgage TO m, directed,
will expose for sale Thursday. the drt day Of March,
1885, at IL o'clock A. NJ, the fixtures lease aud good
win Of premises No 266 Division street. John
sons oyster saloon HENRY A. FULIEN, Attorney for
Mortgage
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COSsTABI E'S saLE "A. VI. CRIsTAIAR, AUCTION
~ eer, will sell tins Day, at sos Bowery, AZ l01s
O'Clock the stock and hStures OF saloon and barroom
with one splendid beer pump, fixtures, DC, nc.
JAMES NE5BfT, Constable.
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UCrI0S SALE OF READY MADE CLOTHING
IA SAMUEL 0SGOOD, Auct,oneer will sell at his sale
rooms, 90 Nassau street, this day, Wednesday, at
lo16 O'Clock A. NJ, invoice Of ready made clothing
comprising coats, vests and pantaloons, all in
Will be sold for cash only.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-28

ONeut SIOHHH KINpfUVeIhtnt.- " 1OIln VNuXut
with the recently Invented keyed finger board.
The stopping and tuning of the violin are so simple and
unerringy correct 10 render the violin the most
easily learned well most popular of in
use; the seyboardcan be attached to any voln Rooms
open day and evening" at 1893 Broadway, over Waters
music store. W. ROBERTSON inventor and teacher of
the Keyed violin
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TUE BAPTIST HISTORICAL sOCfETY.-IHE FIRST
lecture bofore the Society for the benefit Of is
library, VIII be gwen by General SAM HOUSTON st tho
Broadway Tabernacle, Wednesday evening the 2sth
instant Tickets 20 cents be had the door
OF he officers Of the society At The of- Of Recorder
and Register No Ito Nassau street at the Chronicle
Office, o. White and Centre street VIM Hall A
soD, No 239 broadway and At James Dekerson's, o97
Broadway
y T.vAIEyTINE, City Han,
l. T. SMITH, 100 Wall street, COMMITTEE
HENRY Is DAWSON 307 Sixth avenue,
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NJ oTIcE-IF PATRICK MURPHY WILL CALI AT THE
IN Military Hal Newark, be will hear OF something
10 his advantage.
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IrOR SAIE,-A HORSE, GIG AND HABNE7S.--H ORss
IL about seven years old gentle, and good .rsvssr;
zig has been used about year suitable OT bus n-ss
man or physician Wnl he sold separate Or together.
Apply 10 BELL a GRO )KEH ass tenth street, Dry DOCK.
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~. Household furniture, on Wednesday, February
2s, al 10 O'Clock A. NJ, az No. First avenue,
consisting Of chairs mirrors, oicloth, carpets, pic.
lures sofas bed and bedding washstands, crockery,
kitchen furniture and utensils comprising general
nortTnt nj con .ained in above premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-28

A uCTI0N SALE HOUSE MOVERS AND VESSEL
IA ssrs, attention --Positve sale at auction OF
large lot Of yellow pine and timber &c. and also
eight sets OF the best raising Wednesday, the
2sth inst, at O'Clock p. NJ ut IL Forsyth street.
j. w. sOMERINDYKE, Alctiopeer.
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4 UCT10N NOTICE-SAMUEL 05GOOD, AUCTION.
n GER win sell at has saesrooms % Nassau street,
this morning, wednesday, Feb. 2s, at lo1s A. NJ,
collection Of household furniture such lounges book
cases. bureaus wardrobes, &c also invoice OF cloth
ing and portemonnaies, without reserve for cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-28

New Mussc.-Th0nas Bakers new song se0ur
Boys" Just published with beautiful vgnette. Words
by c. d. Stuart Price 40c This is the hapBies
illusions Of this popular composer and promises
seed in its popularity his former choicest prouc
tons. Sparkling Polka" by the composer. is
having an immense sale; seventh edition is nov ont The
POLKA s also arranged for four hands and for
Price 4oe. HORACE WATERS, Publisher, 3e3 Broadway.
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MJ LILLIAN IT, FRANKLIN, AUTHORIZATIONS 81;
w and lot % Cornelia ttrect.--W. III. FRANKLIN 4.
SON will sell at auction Friday, May . az u O'Clock,
at the Merchants Exchange Cornelia s.reetIhs two
story and attic brick house the front and story
frame The rear the lot Of ground No - Cofne
street The lot il 70 feet front and by So feet
side and 92 the other The house about - fee.
front, with allsy way of three feet leading ths
iesr) and about 81 feet deep, built in very substantial
manner Terms liberal
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A rCTION NOTICE EDWARD SCHENCK WILL SELL
IA at auction, on Wednesday, 2sth inst. at 1oIs
Of superior imported oil paintings, by OF the best
artists in Europe comprising interiors, flower pieces
landscapes pasorals d. This collection Ia well worthy
the attention Of connosseurs the pictures TO
absolutely sold. Terms cash.
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LECTURES.

|,IlNTON HALL, AsrOR PIACE.-TYSDALL DE
~ WEIR, !. l. ID VIII lecture political economy },
the science which teaches how riches produced
and used Sibiect-"Produc.on, Productive Services,
Wages, Reform sy,tems OF st. Simon, Fourier Oven,
LOUIS Blanc &c, ;" Thursday evening, March !, a.
O'Clock. Tickets rs cents Can he obtained at the
usual places.
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TF NE GENTLEMAN THAT BOUGHT A BUSINESS
Il coat and grey plush vest, for - 80 on Tuesday
9th inst At Dh GnOO1 n SONS, Oaa Hall Will retarn
the peci that ef, the vest poeset by N sae
he viii re literally rewarded. 81 Fulton street.
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w S. MKILOR, AuCrIoNEER-bY nrGHroN I

WI s. MFILOR, AuCTIoNEER--BY HUGHroN Il
w MELlOR tomorrow, Thursday at 10ls O'Clock
AZ the salssroom No lib Nassau street egan. cabinet
furniture several and socond hand rosewood and
mahogany pianolor'es, oval fren, plate mirrors two
thick French plate pier gla,saH S0p24 together with
variety OF fancy china toilet sets, clocks, &c The
trade hotel propretors country merchants and Others
will find in the above stock excellent var ETY. such as
Is rarely 10 lie found in salesrooIn, and only be
appreciated by examination. Articles be packed FOR
shipping on the premises. Cabinet furniture viii 10.
clude several rosewood paror suites covered In rich
fieD h satin bro atee crimson and pinkh hair
cloth, &C. rosewood chamber furniture, marble top, in
suites TO match three suites Chly decorated enanesi
chamber furniture, elegant with marble tops sofas,
tete tetes sofa bedsteads. rosewood and mahogany
spring seat easy, rocking and paor chairs great
re'y marble top pier side, centre and card tables
peror extension dining tables fourteen feet long libra
~ and dining room furniture, in suites TO match. To-
gether with several outh American horsehar nAreses
paases, choice oil paintings clio SKIS s plated cut
bottle castors, knives and forks spoons coffee urna,
cake baskets, ~; Also military saddle and bride
complete, cost Slco.
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A NTHoNY J. BIEECKER, AUCrIoNEER BROAD
"A way property Anthony ]. Blocker will sell at
auction On Thursday, March 1st at the Merchants Ex
change two very desirable plots of ground situated
Broadway corner OF Sixty second street part OF this
property will be sold in plot Offering particular in.
ducements to capitalists The terms Of sale will be very
liberal For further particulars, and maps OF the pro-
pery, apply at the Office Of the auctoneer No Broad
street.
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TNFESCI LECTURFS.-sPISGLER INSTITUTE, NO. o
Union tquare, on Thursday Of sach week ats clock
r. NJ by Ellie Charer, Of Paris professor % the French
Language IN III. PeusDets institution To-day, thurs
day March l. the third lecture Of the subetl-
France in The Sixteenth century La renaissance e. u
Reform ton. Course tickets, 81; single, 80 cents
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A uCrI0N N0T1CE-CRoCRERY, GLASS AND CHINA
IA j. 5. ii. BARTLETT, auctoneer, will sell on We'd
pesday February 2S at 10 o'clock at 2sl Pearl street.
IN lots TO suit purchasers, Maddocks Paxton shape
granite ware, English yellow ronsone, Rockiand and
gpsey ware, glassware porcelain nc. The ate nton of
retailers Is directed 70 the above SALE the goods of
q superior quality.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-28

PIaHOs-Great Reduction In PTices.-PIanos
celebrated makers in the world. T. Gilbert Co. s pre-
MUM Eohan pianos, and Horace Waters modern i'm
proved pianos secondhand pianos at great bargains
prices from $40 TO $780, Pianos to rent Pianos for sale
.. monthly payment Aslodeons Of every variety Of
STYLE and Of the most improved MAKERS at prices which
mufical Instruments Of all kinds Of any other dealer in
ihe United States. Music at the reduced rates.
HORACE WATERS 333 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-28

r PTURES.-UNIvEasfTY CHAPEL. WASHINGTON
IL squsre-A Grandson Huh, NJ. D., will deliver a
lecture The Forces OF Mature and their adaptation 20
the Of disease lie will advance original theory
Of matter and electricity the basis Of system Of
medicine which has been tested In the hosp tails OF Eng
land and Frame, on Wednesday evening 18th az I.
O'Clock No. 25 West Twenty syth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-28

TOR sATE--A HORSE AND BCGCY. SUITABLE FOR
IL Doctor. Apply At the livery s'eb.e - Broom,
street,
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A UCrION NOTCE.-MORIGAGE AND CONsTABIES
"A sale PETER PARKS viii sell on Thursday, March
], at 10 O'Clock A. NJ at the salesroom No 10 Nassau
street. the fixtures, glassware, stock, &c, of public
house Also, assortment OF household furniture re-
moved for sale. Terms cash, and deposit required.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.

T TIE NEW YORK HORSE BhZAAR, ~ Crosby
N street. will be cold on Wednesday at ~ a. clock
twenty horses suitable for NIL purpossI also noe and
secondhand wagons, harness, saacles, bridler, nc.
JOHN II. GATFlKin, Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-03
ATTEMPT At MURDER AND SUICIDE

Shortly after o'clock on Monday evening, two
young men, named Joseph Hll and William o Brien,
called at the grocery of Pitt & Brother, corner Of
Laurens and Grand .sts and commenced throwing
dice Tor money. After being TINS engaged for about
m hour, Hall claimed that Brien owed him seven
.h2yDgs and if he did not psy him At once he should
shoot him. OBrien said that he owed him but two
shirgs and that vas all he would give him. Htu
then drew a reyova and fred the contents Of one of
the barrels at Brien who fell to the aoor aud while
thus down he fired the contents Of two more barrels
into his body lie then placed the muxzle Of another
barrel at his own head, and fired. The ball struck
the jaw bone glanced of in downward direction,
and lodged near ,he shoulder blade. Both Of the
young men Immediately picked up, and o Brieu,
in dying condition, was conveyed TO the NewYo
Hospital, where ball was extracted from his abdo-
men-the other two balls could not be found. Hal
was taken before Justice Brennan, who sent him 10
the PeniteDdary a. Blackwell. Island for safe keep
ing during his illness. o Brieu was severely stabbed
about four years since by young man named
Wetbers but recovered from the effects Of the wound
in a fe months sfterwsrd He is piinter by trade,
and retides in Franz Inst.