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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-04-06

CuANGEABLE VARIETIES OF FRulrs.-Mr. A.
Moss, of Fredonia, \. Y, says /; " have an
apple tree which produces more kinds of fruit,
in a manner somewhat different from the or
binary course of nature. 1t was grated and
bears Greenins apples. The stock was com.
mon red sweet apple. The tree is thrifty, and
bears from ten to twelve bushels of apples
every other year. From half bushel to one
bushel will he sweet, not as large but nearly
the color of Greenings, but more golden when
ripe. which is earlier than the Greenings.-
rhes, sweet apples are excellent, and grow
intcrsrcrsed on different spurs on the same
limbs with the Grcenings. A few apples on
this tree arc found part sweet and part sour.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-04-06

WHAT FARMERS CAN DO y they try-They
can raise better crops, and get more for them
-yNey Try. They can make more manure,
and make their land richer-U they try -
They can raise better sheep and horses, by
selecting the best breeds, t. propagate from
If they try. They can plow deeper, pull
veri1e more thoroughly, and get greater and
better crOps-f they try. They can do. us
Il thorough farmer in Addison County VT.
has done, raise eleven head Of three years
old steers, wei Ching l. ,760 lbs. and receive,
in cash down, S1So Tor them, an average of
nearly S72 per head-J they try They can
raise more thar one hundred bushels OF corn
per acre, as Judge Colburn, of Springfield,
VT, has done, and get 800 per acre for the
crop, and Il SIS premium to boot from the
State Ag. Society-J they try. Brush up
geer up-hcads up, brother Farmers, of
Washington County and of every other coun-
ty in the State. Who'll try'-W Watchman.
INDIAN CoRN OF late years it seems to be
the UNIVERSAL practice among the best far
mers to plow deeply. to manure highly. and
| to cultivate on a fiat surface without billing
! If corn is hilled, the roots must often be laid
| bare to the scorching sun. Crowding the
hills at less distances apart than or 81 feet
| is at the expense of the crop. the ears being
| then smaller or fewer on q stalk. Many pre-
fer fall plowing to plowing in the spring
while some think that the nearer the plowing
is to the time of planting, the better the crop.
Some soak their seed in solution Of salt
petre, some in solution Of tar with salt,
and some in copperas-water, rolling the seed
in plaster when the liquid in which it has
been stepped is poured of, Corn should be
cultivated and hoed three times at least,
and not At all after tasseling out 1t ears
better with hills at or 81 feet apart than
nearer, Tarring the seed and rolling in
plaster will save it from the attacks Of birds,
&c., till the earth soaks the tar out Some
think they have saved it from the attacks of
worms by planting pieces of cob with the
corn, and suppose that the worms busy them
selves with the piths of the cobs. Ashes,
plaster, poudrette, hen-house or dove-cot
droppings. guano, well rotted yard manure.
hog manure, and other such things are all
highly spoken of as fertilizers, narrowed in,
or put in the hill, OF put on the first hoeing.
Guano should he well mixed with muck or
I'll IL. L
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-04-06
The Policy of the New Car.
tFrom the London Morning Chronicle. j

Although the present Emperor is known
to be moderate, prudent, and, TO u certain
extent, unambitious man, he cannot aud dare
not swerye from the hereditary policy of his
ancestors. lie cannot and dare not concede
an iOta more than was conceded by his father
as regards the present crisis The wondrous
prestige that almost beatiiicd his father does
not environ him and lac certainly 10 not
likely to commence his reign by exhibiting
symptoms of weakness, and thus rsking TO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-01

4 UCroN NOTICE. -CROCKERY, GLASS AND CHI
"A ma. S. II. BARTLETT, suctoneer, viii SELL ON
Wednesday, August at 10 O'CLOCK at 2Sl Pearl street.
. large assortment Of ". e., fowA blue and common
French china hall lanterns &c worthy the notice
Of dealers and country merchants Goods vol packed
for shipping at moderate charges.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-01

HoTT FrRSTURD-THIs DAY, AT 10 O'CLOCK.
III At 100 Greea vtch street, 100 feather beds bed.
sssads asd bedding, sYsssid nussosl clock psao mir.
rors cA<pe, sstaA etair< taeies. stoves bar frtars
tnsvss as6 fcrss, and ktoks1 fur,turs D,ps~isz n.
aufrsd. ". A cARiEz, szsssssw, " psy s.<vs., OK
scr u Gsveavin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-01
Il. NICOLAY, AUCTI0NEER.-rHS rDAY,

"A. Wednesday,. August ], at Il O'clock NJ. at the
dwelling house, with al necessary sPpeintmsnts ter
COUNTRY residence hotel, with COED stAbng, aas To-
tscAsd situate on the Eewtown Plank road ave miles
from Peck slip ferry; DO reached BY the Flushing
Railroad By the Newfown stages six times day IN
forty minutes About - 800 remain. The title q
perfect For further information apply to JNO. COOK
son. counseors ct law Ill Nassau street. or to the
suctioreer IL Broad strest,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-01

A LBERf q. EICOLAY, AUCffONERR- -C0NrYNUA.
"A ton sas 81 chece bonded Wines and braadiss ua-
DER custom house lsck.-Albsrt n. Ni,etay vii ssN,
this oay Wednesday, August lAt ct II oclsok ct hii
Gales res Ne. IL Broad street, the baaaes q these
vsry superior wines. brsndiss aaA chanpAH;ts b
sold original packages and deuvsrsd rcm the U. s.
Cd Terms cash. and catalogues can bs obtained 1t the
eaiea room
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-01

A UCTTON NOTiCE.-A GRAND CHANCE TO MAKE
IA nonsy.-Ycr sale, the STOCK lease and fixtures Of
the old established oyster and dining saloon doing
. 6rs. rate business, situated ct No l04 Broadway,
next door to tho Sixth Jadcial District Court not
Sold before the 30th inst viii sold ct auction
on the 30tn at p. N. For particulars, apply to VIM
B. Jones las Canal street or on thu premlsee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-01

DEAD II, CUT IT 0Ur, AND KEEP r-cAsH PAIp
Al for AL kinds Of Old nsvspapsrN old panShl.<s "a
slAnh books, old writing books q ssy kisl sd toIsta
or ANYTHING that 10 old paper. New v ysur uas ),
Teton u Along and ~, The osAs- Ne. - Aaa ssrsss
bSssnsAt J, CAACSSET srpCKvHI.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-01

A UCr1ON NOTCE-FURNiTURE SALE-A. NJ. Girls.
u TALAR, suctonser, wiz sell on Thursday Aug 2,
at1ok O'Clock ct 216 East Eighteenth street. near So
oond avenue. splendid house OF elegant furniture
cloths oil paintings SOFAS mahogany and other chairs
easy chairs book case bureaus, mshogany and other
bedsesds beds and bedding and number Of other Ar.
tclss in the furniture line also splendid rosewood
piano, octave celebrated maker slso lot Of kitchen
furniture wsn worthy the attention Of the trade and
others.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-01

A UCTI0N NOTICE.. BOGART, AUCrIONEER By
"A s. Bosart-1his day. at 10 O'Clock, 1t Is Bowery,
mortgage sale Of ths contents Of bar reom sofa chairs
tablss, bar, fixtures, &c.
WIN. THOMPSON, Attorney for Mortgages.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-01

CALIFORNIA DIAM0NDS.-TH0sE ABOUT PuRCHAs
~ ing jewsiry would find IL to their interest 70 csu
and see this and beautiful article thsy are Ga us h
bsiancy 70 the real diamond and prices within the
reach OF every one. I. q j. JACOBS, 40T Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-01

A UcTlON NOTICE-CONTINUATION SALE Ed
"A ward Schenck wiz sell this day, August LIST, at
oSerior Assortment of Jswery, watches, diamond pins
knd rings sleeve buttons bracelets studs mosaic and
lava ssts with handsome collection Of watch chAas,
oynx and gold stone seal rings, &C., &C.. also few
superior plated casters.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-01

A UCTION NOTICE.-GREAT SALE OF GENUINE IN
a ported wines and liquors In bond Also sllvs OILS,
sAYd,nes, Havana ssgaxs &c. EDWARD SCHENCk will
soil 1t auction ct his salss No. l6 Wall st. Thurs
day, Aug 3D. 1t ii O'Clock invoice from Of tbs
largest city importing houses consisting In part Of
cbsnpssnss Of various brands, hooks: maosr.. sher,
osArd brandiss. Also, sardinss IN and boxes Olive
oils In baskets and large invoice Of rst On atty HA-
Of the most favorite brands 10 b sold
this sAis Tsrms-Under $780, cash; 5000, 90 days
$500, 90 days $500. four month"; approved endorsed
paper
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-01

rN0WN AND COuNTRY.-SMAI.L, GENTEEL IA.
j miy-To lee in Williamsburg, . beautiful salt Of
rooms In number, water, gas, chandeliers, every
modern improvement is minutes wAlk from the ferry
&S2 Grasd street. Williamsburg Rsst ei4c per saaun
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-01

DYJOSEPH HICKMAN, AUCTIONEER. WEDNESDAY,
I'D August l, at O'Clock P. N. ct No. Clinton at
Thursday, August at 10 O'Clock A. NJ ct the central
saesrooms, Wioughby, Of Pearl street. Brook.
yn, the balance Of stock Of retail house furnishing
store comprising baskets, tubs pals, selves toy wa
CONS, cradles japsnnsd cake and cash boxes chamber
pals. brushes Of all kinds, cmebs, port monnAiss and
tin utensils. Also . variety Of household furniture.
comprising one piano, stool and cover bedsteads bu
reaus, chairs, carpets, looking glasses sofas table
eeds mattresses &c At O'Clock NJ four Largo iron ket.
ties cash large wood tank lined with zinc with
cover 10 feet long, feet inches wide feet inches
high The above can be seen at any time before the
sale 81 the northwest Of John and Gold streets
8roohiya.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-01

ToHN ". s0MERNDYKE AUOu0NEER- sfORE
q oos.s. d Frsntiin and Centre strssts Wy ssu IN
cosatsrs, siass cases, scales weights, 60, &c.
M auction, this DAY, wednssdsy. August j, 4 Isx
O'Clock, ths premises Ne 4os Broons street. oseasE
Csntre n wrsy viii sell the entire stock Of ehsdcs
family groceries contained In tbs above stere ceneet
sing In part teas coea sugars Spices scales, eaeka
horse cart harness. fixtures, and lease Of chs sutkS
building Sale positive. Deposits required
M oRrcAGE AND AssIGNEEs sALE-JOHH ".
oeoe :. H. saa fs.d sss..
west corner Of Bsyard and Mulberry srests the ses
a.. as. together with hsrss v.gUs sies asr
MoRrGAGE sALE-A N. CROFT, ArcnONEER-
q wn sol.sr y da g.. TIT & ss.1 ::
O'Clock, general assortment Of household furniturs
both old and n:w committing Of sofas bureaus, eAars
s. D. BURRAs, Attorney for msrts~ss~
NorCE.-wuLIAM B. JONES, AUcr1oNEER.-BY
IN virtue Of an execution viii EXPOSE Tor sale &C
public vendue. on Wednesday the lss day q 4usu ct
rest which John W. Roche had the th day Of MsrcS
1866 Of in and for the said Hudson River POTTERY ana
lot Of pine wood pipes tes terra Gotta thsrsa aad q
the other property Of every description then 1t
'-' '-'' = -'''- = y HENRY BISHOP. con.t.ss.
DuHARD WALTERS, AUcIloNEERy THIS DAY, AT
~
se auction, room Ne. % Catherine strest, large
assortment Of valuable household furniture censsag
Of marble top bureaus, tables and washgtands spring
seat sofas, chairs and rockers Brussels ingram saA
threepy carpets, and general assortment OF bsdreoa
and Kitchen furniture Sales punctua and without 70
serve.
TNUNIs MORRE1I., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE,
i this morning, At hAlfpsst 10 O'Clock, ut No. 81
Nassau street. Of furniture &c. By catalogue, which
ready for examination early this morning -csnsstag a
large variety Of first class furniture Of rosewood
hogany black walnut oak, &e-psrticulArs desofibed.
Also oil paintings mirrors hair mattresses silver plated
Terms ALI sums Of hundred dollars and up vards.
ninety days approved city paper Boxing dons IN bsss
manner AND at moderate charge.
TNOBACCO MANDATORY SATURDAY. AUGUST 4,
at 10Y o'clock at 32S Fifth street, tobacco cutting
machine, bacco press, lot of maohiaery AID beag.
100 tobacco screens large lot Of fine cut chewing aad
smoking tobacco; also two horses and wagon, WITH
assormsnt OF other articles suitable for tho trade w.
A. CARTER aactionser 81 Dsy street. corner Of Gresa
wich.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-01
EDUCATION.

L>DUCATI0N.-A FRENCH LADY DESIRES 20 MEET
II with situstion, either in q school or family, 20
teach music, drawing and the modern c~st
references given objection TO 10 South Address A.
L., 20 Amity place, between Anity sna BlescSsr st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-01

@ EN- ANNUAL DIvIDEND-OCEAN STEAM NAvIGA
q ~ Company. New York, JAY IL, 1S55.-Ths n
roctMv q ths Ocean Steam HavieAtton Company have
th day declared dividend Of Ave (5) Per cent The
the capital stock, out Of the earnings Of tbs past sig
mentns, payable the LIST Of August NEXT Tbs trans.
fR books w b closed from this day until ths 1st oe
August, G. Z ANDERSON, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-01

DOARD ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS-A GENTLEMAN
ID End large and handsomely furnished room
at 80 Willow street, three minutes walk from Fulton
and Wall street ferries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-01

a MEXICAN PLATE GLASS O0APANY-FACr0RY
"A williamsburg, Log EalAnd-Ars asw prepared b
sas vault ana SsoL @ P.%ps s. e "a
o. s,ss thar sssnt. J. r PLAff. 70 Hsrrsy street
A nERcAN CITIZENS Q. 8 PASSPORTS, 10 WHY
a fers's, COUNTRIES furnia nd e ~. d.y:, "
Notary Public. q Wal street Cssss..tD.
FOUNTAINS INDIA STORE OF ORIENTAL GOODS.
nosits Bad street "
N. B-Persous dosireus Of any Information, or SAN
pies, By addressing ~ aesvs Will b promptly attended,
f street and No. Aster House, has Just received,
per CornslA snd Albsrtins, ~ following brands Of
sns': :c E.: a. x:a. s.ss
II COO Union Americana DO 9, 900 or,soa Hiasr Coz,
Mia Mia common; ID, 90 EMPIRE CITY. xssr. os.@sa
10 600 RIO Hondo do. do barrels Para listed and Gar
ss s.s . sss
which offered to the trade on vsry liberal tsrns.
IRON WORK FOR BUILDINGS AND
i those designing to build are respectfully invtedao
stock Of iroa wort for buiidass Tho more
ture and superiority In point Of strength and cheap
ness, have In great Measure superseded the use OF
.' ISs s Is.
to get up additional number Of new patterns, now
numbering sixteen in all Of different Styles the cost Of
which being about
oNE THIRD PRICE DROWN sroNH,
Cut In the sAme manner The folOw wing buildings In
New York city and othsr places, have been Furnished
Mr.. W. B. Astor's buildings, 1877 Greenwich street.
Mr.. Peter Cooper's buildings, LsKiastoa avenue and
22d street.
Mr.. o. B,ant's buildings, 80 Murray and 81 Leonard
street.
Mr.. James Boorman's buildings les Chambers street.
Mr.. Plau's buildings. ~ Murray and 100 Grssawch
streets.
Msssrs. J. & J. ". Mesks' building "a, %. aad %
vesey street,
Mr.. G. Bridges, white marble 'front.' l6 Dog street
Mr.. Gossts buildings, 2Sth street and 4th avenue.
and Goth street and 4th avenue.
Gfocers Bank, College place, Barclay street.
New York City Flour Mills Broome and Lewis streets.
Mr. Devan, l58 Chatham street.
Corner Of Church and Warren, leS Barclay. and 1862
Broadway.
r 1. stevens IS buildings. corner River and 4.h
streets, HOboken
Odd Fellows Han, Washington street. HoSsksn.
Tho 'tOdson," South Fourth and Fifth streets, VII
hamburg &c., &c.
ALSO, Cornthian Ionic, and "Tower Of Wind" oaptsas
Of various Sizes from SIX to forty two inches ct neck 1t
prices Infinitely less than WOOD brown stone, granite
Also cornoes and Intel courses box g. aad round COL
umns, txusaes, vault and truss gders, 60 Specimens
can also b seen ct the ofaos OF the foundry.
IL JACKSON. BRO. & co..
Iron Works. IS. ST. SO. 81. g. and IS Goerck street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-01
RARE CHANCE AN OPPORTUNITY "a Nc

A RARE CHANCE AN OPPORTUNITY Is NOW
IA offered TO bus OF small or lares CAPITAL 10
engage in lucrative bunness which ID paying 10 q M
nary saesmen from SlC0 to 5000 Per month few En-
terprisng young men wanted Immediately to canvass
dihent parts OF the United States In the above bust
ness, to whom inducements offered of the most hbs
raj character. To gentlemen who wish 10 travel this
opportunity seldom met WITH q the proas are his
~ remunerativeAnd the business unlimited in ts opSrs-
tons. Call at No $50 Broadway, thrd door, rcen 1,
from A. NJ. till AP. n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-01

n D. NASH, AUCTI0NEER- STORE $40 BROAD.
Os vay.-sherid sale Wednesday, August /, At
10 O'Clock n at 1896 Broadway, third story consist
ing Of lot CT furniture, carpets together with all
the right title and interest oPeter H. Bauvelt, Of in
and 70 the daguerrsotype apparatus property in said
premises being his portion and interest the copart
nership property Of Wlmarth Blauveit.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-01

A UCTION N0TICE-TH0S. BELL, AUCTIONEER-
"A By Bell Bush.-This day at 10h o'clock, wild be
without reserve good assortment Of household
ture from Brookly top bureaus, tables and
housekeeping articles too to advertise. ,o,
show cases, clothing a. which could not got at
Tuesday,s sale THURSDAY We viii not sell, - IL viii
occupy the day to arrange the beautiful and vauAbs
goods which have been ON exhibition In the Crystal
Palace from various parts Of the world which sales will
take place on Friday and Saturday, ct 10Y O'Clock.
Parson Bell wiz have to indulge in the classics chems-
try. physc, metaphysc, and the nne arts. Our sdvsr.
tisement on Thursda{ will give more information.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-01
nW rNE BONDHOIDERs OF THE MANSFIELD ANI
i saadusky, sandusky Mansfield and Newark, and

YTyHE INTEREST. COUPONS OF THE PEORIA AMI
i Bureau VALLEY Railroad bonds, falling due ON the
lat Of August, 1855, viii be paid ut the Exchange
Bank, Is william street, N. Y.
CHARLES " DURANT, Treasurer,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-01

A UCTI0N NOTICE.. DOGART, AUCTIONEER, By
"A S. Bogart this day at IL O'Clock, at the elton
rooms corner Of Frankfort and William streets, lot Of
clothing, dry goods &c. also 1oS stone butter pots,
large refrigerator suitable for butcher or butter deal
err Also The effects Of hat manufactory also, lot OF
household furniture also, bagatee table, complete
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-01

A GENTLEMAN WITH SMALL SUN, WHO WOULD
"A Ike pleasant tour Of travel, can join tia sdyer-
tiser, who has the Same amount to purshass rsspsc
certainly VIII Be the result ~ there ID no eompetoo
Please call this day, before O'Clock on kr Bss-
we'll at Pstch Ingalls, real estate ONCE 345 Broadvsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-01

A.. hStED-INF0RMA1IoN on JOHN DAVIS WAKE
" dsld b. his brother, william WAksasldL Who lsft
L0csco, ~ slip Charles Richards about ~ years aso
~ infornatSn VII " thankfully rec~ivsd o. I3s De-
i,se,y s.rees, u As sslcoa, By Mr., Gedaey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-01

DOARD-ANY GENTLEMAN, WILLING TO ADVANCE
ID SlC0, will be lot . neatly furnished room, near
Broadway and Union square, 1t reasonable rate, and
be secured on . valuable French and English library,
with ts free use until repaid. Address Pauline Union
square Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-01

BOARDING REGISTER, A CORRECT REFERENCE TO
I'D all persons keeping boarders in city and country
and persons wishing board politely directed free Of
charge Private families and boarding house Keepers
VIII dnd it their interest to apply Immediately they
deere boardtrs for the fall season Office SOS Broad.
way. X. d. GOODWIN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-01

DEORlA AND BUREAU VALLEY RAILROAD CON-
Il pAay-A semi. annual dividend OF four pr cent
~ odDital stock Of this company viii be paid 70
steckAeiseI On and altar the 18th ct the once OF
ths Ohisago and Rock Ialsnd Railroad Company Is WILL
han GEsst. 1hs transfer books win BE- closed On the
18th end - opAnsd the 10th last Stockhoidsrs
hoaADg eer1satss Of dass PRIOR 70 LIST Fsb 1885,
EsQuaeted = hand IN the before said 10th ins In
ssSw = be exchanged for new stock csrtiasatss.
CHARLES ". DURANr, Treasurer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-01

BOARDING EXCHANGE, NO. AsTOR PLACE
ID Citizens and strangers, wishing accommodations
are respectfully invited 70 make their selection from
goodiy number Of Desirable boarding places
CUSTER. French, italian and Spanish spoken in SONS
houses. This ia good medium procuring boArders
DEMARESr K BASSET
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-01

~ D. NASH, AUCTloNEER, STORE No. 3l0 BROAD.
Ds wsy-Mortgags sale OF horses carts &C. on
THURSDAY Aug 2, 1855, At ga A. N at the nippodrome,
corner OF Twenty third street and Roadway horses
carts, trucks, sets cart harness. sets truck hsr
ness, one light wagon, enc set Light harness for light
wagon &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-01

DOARD WANTED IN NEW YORK OR BROOKLYN
Full board for the lady only II desirable location is
offered viii be permanent Use of bath, and gas light
preferred Address P. Nelson Broadway Post Office for
three DAYS,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-01

T7OUNrAIN's INDIA STORE or ORIENTAL. GOODS.
Il Fosges not (six atty -thrss), ets BcosAwsy, OPP
posts Bead street
N B-Persons dosirous Of any information, or sam
PIES By addressing ~ above will bs promptly attsadSd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-01

T,NAMR-I.xD COTTAGE FURNITURE
n SAve is per csat, snt Bag from The nanufseturr,
o3s Broadway, near Bs~cker street. nsN ezin - lev
a s2x aza csrefuiiy packed 70 20 South ssd wsst
6. II. WARWICK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-01

II T,SRY T LEEDS, AUCTION EER.-B1 n. B. WOOL
Ii ky and CIVIL sell, this CAY, Wednesday, at
los O'clock NJ the sales rooms SO and 80 Beeknan ST.
corner Of William, large quantity OF parior, dining
roo and chamber furniture pinAnos made By CHECKER
paintings silver plated ware, 30, viz rosewood suits
IN Frerch srooatsl DO. beds<sds bureaus vAshstand
CENTRE side and pier tables mahogany bookcases dssk
vashsap5s Bureaus, chairs, sofas, &c. three enamel
suits, WITH and without marble tops; black walnut bed
s.ais pure cu-isd hair mattresses, lounges cutlery
clocks nc Deposits required from every purchase a
ths ssis vi be absolute TO pay advances N. B-Goods
can b PACKED Toe shirnent ON the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-01

DOARD IN BROOKLYN.-TWO GENTLEMEN CAN
I'D be accommodated with board In . quiet family
where there but few boarders at 81 Sydney place.
between Joralemon and State streets, and oniy few
minutes walk from South and Wall street ferries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-01

ENUGhNE B. FRANKLIN, AUCTIOSEER. by FRANK
~ LIN NiCHoIs.-Ths day, Wednesday, at 10Y
O'Clock, q, ~ Nassau street betveea Fulton and John
streets large and varied stock OF household furniture
comprsng several splendid suits Of richly carved rss
WOOD peror furniture, covered in brocste plush 10
bureaus, vashstan5s extension centre pier and al,
tables IL great variety; large gilt frame pier aud svul
nrrors, ell paintings beautiful variety Of silver plated
ssre comprising tsa sets cut bottle casters cake baa.
sss, soelsts, &C. Without reserve Catalogues on the
u morning sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-01

dissolution OF CO-PARrNERstP.-rHE CO.
~ partnershp herstoiors existing undsr the 6rI se
Hamilton Mckay No. 800 Hudson street Z this dsv
dissolved BY mutual consent. Tho liabilities OF The late
firm viii BE- settled By J. A. Hamilton.
j. A. HANUrON
GEORGE Mckay