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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-27
ATTEMPT TO MURDER A KEEPER At
TIE TOOHBS.

On Thu. day morning. about o'clock, dolioerAse
srd altogether uDprovoked sttempt vas Ens'a to
tho life Of Nj chs. HOPPE, one OK he DspaIs hespl
ere 10 the City Prison, by William Ebere, tnere con-
free charged With the murder Of John GIfoy, whom
it ia ale geo he shot in Ninth av sone ronhs since.
II ia the dsIy custom 10 silos all tee p6s1nsfs n
the Tonbs du ing certain hours TO leave their cells
fer exercise, ard ct tae t@s afford thea 40 op-
portupty to have their apartments 7ept AID pu. ia
good orcer. A certain humber are G'oEsd to como
out at a tine, aud when shese ire remanie3, others
q 10y temporary liberal n sGofiins them IN c2por'
tuDiiy b stretch tieir limbs.
Eserle, Camel, and acme others were accordingly
let out On Thursday morning. wren The former, 10 M
promenade, passed Immediately bel md Mr. H0ople,
who was engaged in reading morning paper. On
lis return The murderer. sben within reach 81 Mr..
Hoople, Grew Iom bis sleeve case knife, which DO
bad concealed and stabbed hin in tue hack the blade
tabifg effect upon and par;isy penetr.tng he spne,
iIacdpg severe and perhsgs dangerous wound.
The rascsl fec to the southern extremity OF the cor.
rdor, end threw the ine usei for eating his mea.'l
into the siIk, from which it was recovered. Mr.
Bcople knew no. at TIE moment that he vas stabbed,
but The feet being Son ciscov.red from thu flow Of
blood to tie floor, Eberls vas sscu,od, taken
below, AID sec1Iely chained ia one of 40 dark
other Desperate Characters. DR. SnmQps VS.
called in. and cireflJy and skilfaIiy dressed tbs
wcuId Of Mr Hoople, which lie pronounced TO be OF
seIious character. Had the blaze Of the gesp5n
beeD sbsrp.pobfed aDd psnetr"sd on either aide Of
TIE spine instead Oh rikiog toe backbone, which vas
q forupale ctrcuns.snce, fI.sl resalt Fcsd prob.
ably have been the con qsebce. Eoerie alleged az
cause for attempting the life Of NJ. Hoople, that
tie latter had csUeed 10 be circulated reports prea-
cial to hi. cs.e. Such, however is moi tie ease s
Mr. Hoople had much regard FOR his asa -sslaator,
reraaps IS for that Of luy pisoner 10 TIE tonbs AMI
had Ievsr cast unjust eoions upon bin 10 .ny one.
Eb- lie il oi jealous sDd msici us disposition, ard
no do ubr cot he ides uppermos. ia bis mind relative
TO Mr. Hoope from the reports published 10 'he nc 70
papers concerning himself and othsn eon1ned IN u
prison fox grave offence. o. more than one occa-
sjop Eberle has been bard tosy that re would Ike
70 poion Mr. Hoople il be bad IN cpp ortaai.y, or
take his If. by o,bsr means. lie ia nov secure, and
will rensio chsined til placed en- tri.l for his life.
Some rhiDk him to DC insane, bat, judging from bis
conduct ed conversation, we snoald sa7, errka.;-
cay that he Il in the fl erjoymeot OF lie sentes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-27

TIE MASSACHUSETTS, LIQroR.BILL The pro-
hibiioIy liquor. bill-heviDg been approved by the
Govepor-bas become lay, aud will go into effect
On the goth OF May. The main provision Of the bill
is as follows:
off sry person, by himself, his clerk, servant or
agent shall directly Indirectly, any preicnse,
or by any device SELL or in confederation OF the pur
chase Of sDy other property give TO any other person
any sIiriiuous " into xi saDg liquor any mixed
liquor, pert OF which il sprituous or intoxicating, 10
violation OF the provisions or this Get, hs shall on
being convicted OF one such violation of the pro-
ysons OF this act pay ten dollars and the c,ss OF
profecuiicn al be Imprisoned in the House Of Cor
rscIiC Lot lees than twenty nor IRE ths thirty
dsys;-on being cony ioted OF q second such viola
d, thereof either at tie same snothsr term OF
tie court or - the same complaint or Indictment
which charges the first such viulaOn Of this set,
on archer lie shall psy twenty collars ard In. costs
Of pIosteuiicn, ana tba be inprs )ned IN the Hlnss
OF Co,Iecii n Dot less than Thirty nor more than
sixiy days. On being convicted OF d third, ald aoy
sLbs. qu-Dt tuoh violation If this act either 81 the
some or different term Of tho conrt, OF on The ca ne
con ONT or Indictment which charges the hcst s2d
secoLd or any, violation or violations OF this act, or
OF tLole- compliant or ncicme NJ, he shal pay hfJ
Gclsi sn0 the costa OF prosecution and shall os In.
prsoIec in the House o. Correction not iess than
three Ior more than Elk months;-an II any clerk,
stivont or seoIt or sBy other person. 10 the employ
uent or On tie premises Of smother snail villsts the
proyisjops Of ibis section be shall be held equally
ruity v4.h the pi, cipl and, on c1nyi.Ii)D, shall
suffer the punishment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-27
MARINE AFFilRS.

Loss OF THE ScREw-srEANrR NORTH CkRoiIsA-
On Sunday morning bet sssn l sad o'cipcS,
collision took pl.cs between Holy hesd and Bs,dsey.
between the screwstesmer North Cssoi'ns, from
Philadslpbs for tbs port aud the shp Robert bound
hence fer Neg.Orleans. The steamer sustained sach
ssvers eamsge that she sunk 10 deep water 70 shout
ten minutes. The cspt.n ssd twenty OF the cres Of
the III fsted vessel succeedei Ia getting on oord ne
Robert which lut bsck 10 his Pert, and arrived IN
Tire Mersey early yesterday morning. There were
eleven ether men on board the steamer a. the 'ie OF
tie collision end they observed AZ "a, break on
Sunday morning in the boats alongside aco,hes ship,
and 20 doubt is entertained bs, they we're a<en on
bcsrS. snc their lives thus pr5vidco,.aly sive1.
The North Carolina ~ss an Aneriesa stesmsr, and
was. we believe. consigned % Nsssrs Richardson
Bros & Co. She is understood 70 have been dis-
patched here for tho purpose OF o3:sning clsrtss
for service in the Crimes bnt she appears 20 have
ben sipsulasly unfortunate in her ss;s0ot to cross
The Ansrtc. She lei, Philadelphia, orr ;in.ly shout
the middle of Fsbury, and, afasr having besa some
days sea ere retIrnec 20 tbs. ro.' csaoef or tns
18th of February, when u sss r. sorted tob tho
bl.c,s OF Der propeller were broken; qua. she hsd
spIurg lesk and bad received otsss damage, dur
ipg heavy gale OF wind when lasted .vs DAYS.
Liv.rpoo, SorLein oai'y siines Ap'nio.
Tit stsamihIp Norh Carolina Gas go tGns regis
ter bail, in PHILADELPHIA in 1884, and Vas osnei
b. Messrs. Heron & Martin, Of that city. She hal
sips engine Of 500 horse. poser-sll belle decks.
II is presumed that she was principally insured in
philadolphis.
TIE American ship Cora Inns q Cora LinS)
which left Glasgow March 81, for NesYOrh, has put
into Liverpool, lesky
FIAG-sHrP OF rHE HoNE SoukpRov.-cap.sia
PsulsipC has received orders tor ths command Of the
Bone Squ-aTon. The figa's Petomas. 10 firing
oat st the Gospoit Navy yard Is % be his flagship.
The Rendezvous hero has been openei but little
more than tao weeks, and nssTly one 1uujrod men
have been slipped by Lieut.. Arthur Sinclair.
soIfolk fsac.a, 2f1r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-27

Az IHrosTER-HIs CAREER SUDDENLY BRoucHr
TO A CLosE-A man by the name OF Char,s A,
Bowen alias Ch.ries Sage, claiming 70 be y iottsi
Mission ar, u from N.s.YOrk. wss arrested at West
Uriun Chspel about four miles from this city, last
Fiidey sud taken TO NV York in custody OF 81 9TH
Ger from tina. stafs. The facts the Case far
we were abe to lssrn are th5ss: This BJ9en Ehicl
is bis real Iame 20 tdis city, las. fad, IN ihs
cspscity or preacher, bsok peadler, and ssho1l-
tescher. He is resident Of Livingston County, Neg
fcIf; where he stands Indicted for ejly. and Is
put uLGer bords ia The sun Of 81 800 n.s appea-
bis security No sooner he cur Of the " clutches
" Of tie Law" than lie TOOK French leave" OF his
irisncs IL that State AID made for the Yves. On ar
ryiTg q; Cumberland in this State he concluded 70
s'op, AM went TO work Is Missionary of tle .pist
Gel omiDslion, the better b. conceal his guilt and 10
impose the more readily upon the good people ia tha
vicinity. His frat object 70 endesyor 10 build an
Academy by suhscriptcB-he went TO work so ici,iog
the e.erial gid. ard succeeded in ras.r 81 goo
bins. II taking share When the d-y cane 70 r
psyirg bis trst rstalinenf he was unable 10 do go
81 OF being abk TO give security for lie p.yuea, G.
was desired be left that region and cana TO this city
vbtre be hes been ever since practcog his old games
Of deceit and hypocrsy In the meant ne he became
acquainted with q young lady, residing ualr Wes,
Union Chapel, and on Saturday, the lith inst, he
left the city Get married aud retained ain esry
Mord.y on in LAST The OIL GER from Ney.Yo.k
ttI on the look out for his bird" assisted by our
verify Mar. bal, succeeded in makiag bis ares and
took bin On TO Ne York, lesviBg bis young wife
behrd . weep over his fate and hsr sad and sorro
full uieI laced love. indianapolis Ssn.iceI sd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-27
col. KINNEY AND HIS FyLLIsUsrERs.

To ne Eai,or af The n. \. Tya5uaS
SIR: Il may not be generally koo ~ that This CITY
has become the center OF 6liibisteriug operations,
end having had for few days past an opportunity
@, observing lizzie 81 the msneuverirp OF Col ktnr
rec, Mr.. Fabens, NJ. Fletcher Webster, aad their
associates. fbongbt, perhaps, il SJu'd nos be
snss to keep The public posted up Hide, - far ~
their movements have fallen uader my cwn ob.eyya
,icn.
twill DO RENE INBRED that few d.ys ago there
appeared in several Of the morpag pspsrs 81 nltane-
ously correspondence, purpcrting 20 be between
Col Kinney and Mr. a d. Cor vine The oae ask-
Dg opd the other giving information 10 reference to
the character OF the enterprise. Nov, this cores.
ponderce concoct.d and arranged between tn
two parties in certsn office 10 tor City the day
previous to its appearance 10 the pspsrs. is un-
urdertood that party is to Ike certain grants
OF ord to the other teat ia to say Col Kinney Is to
receive grsuts Of l-nd in vas' quantities. from Mr..
Fsbens upon which he is N found his claims in Me-
sragua. The plsn is for the Colonel t, 60 down with
bis folio Fers snd take peaceabe possession cfhi.ora
Lar but if the Government Of Nicaragua should Oh
iec 10 peaceful settlement sitoin W territory, Why
then tee Colonel thinks he viii be justfei ia taking
forcible posse ssiS o. and anpha;iDg the Government
at once; ind then comes he chance Of bsDg elscse3
Pre- sideDt of the new Republic. As near a, can
learn, their plans are pret y well m"'ured, and tho
expedition IL expected TO ,tarf the 7Eh May On Board
the steamer United States. From what I con 500
and hsar should consiee |. as hesr bucc seertnS
enterprise as anything could lmagine.
Bsseecifnlly yours. &c, AClrzSH'
N,,r. Yok Aoui IS Ass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-27
1sRIyAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ST LOWS


Tle United s.stes Nail Steamship 81. Louis, cApt.
wosson. from Hsvre via Co YES, With tbs MALE, go I.
s,ryed On Thursday morning. The e. Louis iet
csves at A. NJ ca Thsrrdsy, april H. and arrived
Il ssDdy Hook at ia Midnight. on The ae'S-m .A"s
Re pssssse In 10 days, le hours She brings 200 tuns
y,eIch ard Swiss Goods, and rs passengers, among
vhem arc Madame de s,ankovicb. Maasne Anna de
b Gruge, signor Morelj, SignOr neratti, and the
Opera troupe for Niblos Thsster. On the 1880 ius,
A. Pm 10 latitude 800 30, longitude sa0 So, the
4, Louis pa.ssd the steamship Union, from Ns-'
Ycrb April q bound to Hsyre; and, on the ed,
SIP. NJ, il l,ti.ude 40 "a, Longitude el0 a.,
SPOKE tie Of. amship NOrih Sar, $50 mice from New
Y.rk b,uDd 10 Hsyfe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-27

DEATH OF prominent MARYLAsDERs.-Ihe Hon.
San Del Sprisg ex Governor OF Msrylsnt, det .t his
residence in Prince Georges County on 'hs 2is' inst
The deceased was rortt ny esteemed for the purity Of
bour ded hberslity. Dr. Allen Thonss snoth ,r gen.
iJomsn who was widely kDogn and highly respected,
died few Gays II c. IN Anne Arundel County, which
he formerly represented in the State Legislature.
JUDGE NAsos.-rbe Hon. Charles Mzsor, u. s.
Con missioner Of Patents. accompanied by his fam
lily, hss recently paid his home fiends In lril g.on
lows, forpgots visit, and is nov prob bly, Sd BAT
returning TO resume the srduous duties a. Washins-
ter, Of which be hss proved himself 20 be compe
kIt mater.
SUDDEN DEAIH.-Last evening about ) o'clock, q
cOlOfed msn nsmsd Joseph Wilhsps, fell DIVA 10 a
st 81 Tie c0raer Of Beeknsn and wstsr ga nod ex.
pred able berg conveyed % The City Hospital BY
TIE Sseond Ward psJee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-27
FIXES.
FIRE ~ Essex CT.


Yesterday morning Ere broke GU! IL the i2ge
building No 1871 Essex-s corner Of RiyDgt'D, eccs>
pied prDcip,ly for manufacturing pdrp5sss. Ihs
ere originated in the fourth story oc upisd ~ snih
l. IIsnjlieD, Cabinet are rOaDufactGers, but hos
or in Via, msbner is uninosn, and before y was
oiicovered the haues had extended to the tai.d
story. Fortunately the fire va discovered q: "a
early n.omeD. sad soon eItiogushsd Snil & H.n-
iIton su.taD<d little or no damage. Trey are n
suied ESQ in the Psrk Ipsuraace Co. Herman
PclJe the occupant Of the third hoOr, sustained dam
age b. water TO the smount $500 or sseo. Insa,sd
s4so in the United Slate Iasurance CO.
FIRE IN NAIDEsLASy.
At3 o'clock yesterday afternoon fire broke cus
in 'he Eve story and stsc brick building No. "
Msider Jane, occupied b. Messr,. n. ws'a ciose
Co Wholesale erusgtts, sni dealers IN pa2ts. ~
FIRE orsnsted in TIE fifth story, and tasncs eI'esase
to the ettic. The fsmes spread rapidly, AMI for t,ns
tine seemed to dsfy tie Efforts Of he frsasr. A"s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-27

ASoTBrR REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIER GoyE-Diei
in Roy ateD, Fulton Count, Ohio, March "a, samuel
Hin kle, ssed 30 yssrs. Mr.. HiDkls was formerly
from Seneca County, Nos.YoIk. Fought a. Banker
Hill, bat Was never able to get a pension. He em-
grated to Ohio shout eighteen years s-o, with h,s
fon. His son oil sbou. FIX j. arc ago, willing al his
property to his chiioren making no provision for his
"a Der and trey threw him on 10 the town notgith-
standing they we're worth their thous ands.
lksi,la Ws.chie yer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-27

in almost every house, wonderful prints oil Anna
lpkermsup. the charge at Balsklaya, PorStits
of Lord Rsplan and others, TO sdorn the walls But
if in France the great prepouderance OF the snan
farmers, (four-diths Of the population and their
peculiar relation to Louis Napoleon, give TO their
opinions great deal ofimportance. in England The
enc third of the population forming the country
people has scarcely any influence except as tail
and chorus to the aristOcratie landed proprietors
The industrial working population has, IN both
countries, almost the same peculiar position Win
regard to this war. Both British and frenen pro-
letarians are filed with an honorable national spir-
IT, though they are more or lessiree from the anti
quated national prejudces common, ~ either
country, 10 the peasantry. They have niue In
mediate interest in the war, save that II the We
tories OF their couDtrymen Halter their nationai
pride, the conduct Of the var. fOolhardy and pre-
fumptuous as regards France, timid and stupid as
regards England. offers them fair opportunity OF
agits ting against the existing governments and gov
ernipg classes But the main point, with them. is
this: that this war, coinci1ing with commercial
crisis, only the first developments Of which Lsye as
yet, been SEEN conducted by hands AID heads dn-
equal TO the task, gaining 90 the same time Euro
pean dimensions, will and must bring about events
which viii enable the proletarian class TO
sumo that position which they lost, in France, by
the battle of-June lslS, and that not only as far
as France is concerned but for all Central Europe
England included
In France indeed here can be no doubt that
every fresh revolutionary storm must bring, soon
er or later the working-class to power; IN Eng
land, things are fast approaching similar state.
There is an arstccracy willing to carry on the
war, but unfit TO DO so, and completely put to the
blush by last W:nter's misfas M cement. There is
middle class, unwilling TO carry on that war
which cannot be puta stop TO- sacrificing everything
to peace and thereby procioiming their own inca
pacity to govern England. If events turn out the
enc. with its different fractions, and do not admit
the other. there remain but two classes Oh
which power can deyolye: the petty BOur-
geoisie, the small tracing class, whose want
of energy and decision has shown itself On every
occasion when it was called upon to come from
words TO deeds-and the working class, which has
been constantly reproached with showing far too
much energy and decision when proceeding to ac-
tion as class.
Which OF these classes will be the one to carry
En-, land through the present struggle, and the
complications about to arise from it
KARL MARX
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-27

TIE LAST OF sosrAG.-Accounts from " mburg
OF The ID ns.. mention the arrival of the Danish orig
Juro, Capt Bohn from Lssuna, with the remains
Of tie Coubiess Resi- better known by her msiicn
psme OF II nriette Sontag, wno i. viii be remem-
btred, ced OF the chalera while making profee
sioDal tour in Mexico. The corpse-wnich is pre-
served in tree cosins ooe Within the other-g
Forwarded by railroad to Berlin, in the first instance,
where the widower was accredited formerly a. The
Envsy Of the King Of Saro inii.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-27
PROSPECT IN FRANCE AND ENGLAND.

LONDON, Tuesday, April 10, 1850.
Allow me once mere to resume my long inter
ruped correspondence with THE TRIBUNE.
Yesterday and to-day viii most likely be the its.
tvs decisive days in the Vienna Conferences, as
they were to open on the Oh in the presence Of
Mr. Drouyn de lHuys, AID as at the same tine,
tie Russian EmbsssAdsr was expected to have re-
eeivtdb instructions relative % tee Taird and
Fourth Psirts. THE journey Of Dfouyn de duJ'
was stfns p1fea Up On every atoch Exehs1se IS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-05

CTEAMBOAr swFTsuRE FOR sALE-UsED FOR
- towing purposes; has q superior oroas-hsad ov
pressure engine - inch cylinder 10 feet STROKE For
sale low. Inquire Of D. BvkIV5, SoutA Breokiya.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-05

WE OFFER FOR SALE TABLES MADE OF WELL
w seasoned material, with marble slate and wood
eds with late improved cushions OF superior elias
'.ei'., Can 70 fe-n st our fsc'orv - Aun street
GRIyf1rH DECKER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-05

ISoR sAIE-oN ACCOUNT OF DEPARTURE AN AS.
II eortment OF Hne psrfumery, assorted essences
trcturee Jugs Of different sizes slso shov case su
so,s bedstesd several tables chairs, stove az 152
West Broadway, third aooy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-05

YT,o SOUTH ERN, WESTERN AND CITY MERCHANTS
Mrs LYON ISAACS, Of No. s Division street, viii
open this day $500 Paris made bopnets, each differ
ept pattern The trade respectfully invited TO call
and en- anime the stock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-05

C,TRAw GOODS FRENCH FLOWERS, &c.
- HOMER q KETCHuM
Are exhibiting their styles Of bonnets, French
flowers &C. OF the latest importation and manufacture
Cash buyers are solicited 20 examine their stock at
Nos Ga and GO John street,
corner Of william, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-05

TO FARMERS-A PROTESTANT MAN AND HIS
i wife, wish employment farm. The has
Considerable experience In farming, and is capable Of
aking charge of cows and horses. The woman to at
end the dairy, baking and cooking. The best Of
mendations can be given Apply at the Office q Gr cen
Wich street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-05

TSoR sALE--THE LEASE OF TEN YEARS or HOUSE
and store one OF the best situations in Broadway
For stand Of business IL cannot be surpassed Inquire
at A. SERGEANTS once, No. Is Wall street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-05

STU a1ION wANTED-BY A YOUNG WOMAN, q
- Protestant, as plain cook, washer and roner, AM
her present situation Apply AZ 206 hirteth street be
tween Eighth and Ninth avenues Can be seen for tw,
DAYS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-05

L>AMlIY CARRIAGE.-A STRICTLY FIRST CLASS
IL carriage that has been but little used; would b.
purchased at fair price. Address g. E. box 04s Post
Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-05

ToR SALE Low--THE THREE STORY ENGLISH
II basement house II Boorman place, Thirty third
street, between Eighth and Ninth avenues, 20 by AZ
feet finished with moderA improvements lot 100 feet
deep Price 1880. Also the superior four story
brown stone front house No % block house
30, lot loo feet. Apply on the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-05

Du5IARDs-F0R SALE, THE EUREKA BILLIARD
ID saloon, containing eight tables, with room for
twelve Satisfactory reasons given Tor selling BY call
ing the proprisors Grand and Mercer sreets
ROSS STANBURY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-05

TOR sAIF-A THREE STORY AND BASEMENT
IL brick cottage, 65 East Twenty seventh street, be-
tween Fourth aud Lexington avenues north side; water
and gas through the whole house; flower garden, &c.
II In the most convenient and pleasant part Of the
city the stages and start TO and from the City
Hall every ave minutes II will be sold reasonable
terms Apply TO j. LYONS, two doors below, MORNINGS
end evenings at his Office 10 Chambers street from
IL 10 o'clock Also for SALE premises 2T1 Blocker
tr.et Ann
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-05
MILLINERY GOODS.

q nnn CARTONS OF ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
C.OOO French and American, consisting Of q
complete assortment of the newest styles for the present
season. will be sold thirty per cent under the regular
price 10 each buyers and Is well worth the attention of
mlliners and jobbers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-05

ClTUATION wANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WIDOW
y woman, who Is FIRST rate cook and excellent
baker Of Bread cakes and pastry. The best city
ference. No objection to assist in the washing and
ironing going short distance In the country.
Can be for two days at No. POI East Sixteenth
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-05

LNOR SALE CHEAP-A FINE STYLISH YOUNG
II horse seven years old, warranted kind and sound;
also superior modern built buggy wagon with shift.
ing top, nearly new; two fine antets, robe and very
fine set OF light harness. &c. Sold for want Of APP
ply at Ne. 7Prnce street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-05

NOR SALE CHEAP--A TOP WAGON, NEARLY NEW,
II in good order, suitable for grocers expresses Ap
ply at 20 Warren street. ~ Grays livery stable and 29s
Broadway, basement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-05

ENOR SALE-AN ELEGANT AND COMPLETE ESTAB-
IL lishment for small family, consisting Of one OF
city made coupe rockaway; set0f heavily plated har
ness, dress BLANKETS sheets &C., also. top
gon and Light harness. suitable fer the same horse,
which is fast when the road These articles all
made to order for this horse by the best voren in
New York. They will be sold low according to their
second street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-05

III oRsEs.-TEN VERY SUPERIOR YOUNG HORSES.
III lately from Vermont warranted pure Morgans.
Among them two pairs of closely matched bays. Also
eight extra city made light wagons, equal to any
Manufactured viii be sold very low in consequence or
the fire which burnt establishment down. Apply at
q and % Berum street, Brooklyn.