davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-25

Just a. she was coming in the eighth mile. she
threw OFF n fore-shoe and tripIed badly. She was
then 2-j seconds inside Of time. As soon as It was
known, the knowing ones gave up, but she made the
ninth mile in 3m. U.s. aud completed ten miles IL
seconds within the hall-hour Her hackers now be-
can TO look blank and the driver called for the owner
o. he passed the stand but kept on pushing the poor
beast forward As she came round he eleventh mle
ste was painting sorely, and it was remarked that
she left a bloody track at every step.
Tie driver heard TO say as he entered upon tie
twelfth nile that she could not make the race and 1t
was an act of wanton cruelty to push her round on
at mile. As he passed and the condition OF
tle mare was seen the crowd rushed upon the rack
TO such an extent that the Marshal could not Keep 1t
clear. and she finished the last mile by pushing
through the crowd, who seemed to manifest q spo
sition to compel the owner TO draw her Oh ami own
beaten, as he undoubtedly would have been II she
had not lost a shoe. So severe had the last mile been
that we noticed the fore part Of the wagon was
sprinked with blood.
We observed scarcely any betting or offers OF be's
after a few of the first rounds, even was her pace
up TO the loss of her shoe and then was 80 evident
that the race was lost that would bet Bni at
That time She had not gained enough in the opinion OF
good Judges to make up lceway for the last fcg miles,
of a tlunder-shower, and the crowd dispersed with
most wonderful alacrity, greatly to The regret Of Tue
thimble-riggers who had opportunity TO ply their
"honest calling
We hope all the thousands who wasted the day run
ming after horsc-race will never have hard race to
win back the money and time lost Yesterday. But we
would not like to bet on that.
USIoS COURSE, L. Tuesday, Nay
%. ls55 Match $500, mile heats, best in >
W Peabody D. mes C. Buesskn, TO 90 a. be rles'e..2
Time; 2;,5-2;5l--;F-2:'l
Tno1TISG Al CNcNSArI, OHIo-QrEES CITY
CorRsr.-SafnrdGy, May - ls55. Match s2O0'
mile heats, best 3 in in harness
J. Rocky names br. E. Butcher Boy..........''''.'l
Time: S:40-J:57-5.Js-j:Ii.
Same Dag-Purse and stake 200 for green horses,
mile heats. best in in harness.
O. W. piuisk meme; br Boston.
NJ. Janes entered en- Coret..........'....''.'
Time: 5e+-S;lJ-S:t5
MormE Ala TRoTIISG MEErISG-TucsdGy, May
: ls55-Purse $50 for PAGERS mile heats best in >,
under the saddle:
NJ R, bilsen entered eh z TsyloT .......'..'...
T. : smith entered In "a 2 5 sa.nsi
Sane Day.-Purse s75, mile heats IN harness;
r. r. trsous eh. Mary Diari
7. Co'iielrs Oh, 2 Dgsgry
" Hunters W. T. dist
Time: 5:l4-5:si.
Tie sport proved most agreeable save to the losers
but that j.
Wednesday, May s-Purse $50, mile heats under
tie saddle:
R. Cet',elI. eh Disse-y.
W. l. Nuunaes 70 = relegraph
Tine 3:lj-S:@A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-25
COMMISSIONERS OF THE FIRE DEPART
lENT

The Board held it, frst meeting tor business last
evening 1T the Office of the Commissioner OF Jurors,
City Hall. Present. Commissioners McDougal,
Wright Brown, Freedom and Cartwright.
Mr.. McDoUGAL, Chairman OF the Board announced
that their business would be private to all save the
Reporters Of the Press ard the parties whose case
was under immediate consideration In accordance
with this rule the frcmen present withdrew.
The evening was spent in investigating the cas- of
hremen expelled from various engine companies the
examination IN every case being full and satisfactory.
Decsions VIII lee rendered at The next meeting.
Mcssrs. Lawrence, Anderson and Others preferred a
petition Tor the organization Of an exempt engine
company up town, asking the Board 10 recommend
the same 10 tie Common Council
The Board adjourned to Thursday evening next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-25
PUBLIC MEETINGS..
LIQUOR DEALERS, ASSOCIATION.

A meeting Of the General Association q Liquor
Dealers was held last evening at Habneaus IN Cham-
bers-st The principal business transacted was 'ne
initiation Of new members. Capt. Richard French
made n ten minutes speech against the provisions OF
the Maine Law and urgng every member Of the 10
e,ty 10 continue the traffic. After initiating large
Number OF new members ,hc Association ADJOURNED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-25
Arrest or 4 GANG or REPCTED BUR
GLARS AND COUNTERF-EITERS
BURGLARS. TOOLS AND DIES CAPTURED By
THE POLICE.


on Sunday night dry-goods store in Ninth-av.
wa. broken olen and robbed Of goods to large
amount. and IN the following Wednesday Sergeant
Martin and others ofthe Jefferson Market Police made
a decent upon tie porteIhouse of WIN. BU'ler, No.
2l- Nnhav. and arrested the keeper Of the place and
eleven othes on suspicion of being burglars. From
ore Of the prisoners they ascertaned the residence Of
VIM. Thompson said TO be the leader Of the gang.
Tlev proceeded to his house in Sixeonth-st., near
Eiclth-fy.. secured him AMI two Others and then
searched the place. in which they found large Quan
tv of sis sans laces, &C., and about $50 different
too. .uch a, burglars use for picking every de'cTp-
ton Of lock ard undoing every kind of fastening. In
the house Of Buter the Police found dies for 10 cent
ard % cent peoes, crucblcs and quantity Of compo-
ston metal ready for melting all Of which together
with the goods and other articles were taken 10 the
Jefferson Market Police Court. The prisoners were
also cent there and committed by Justice Brennan FOR
examination. Their nGmcs IRE; Barney McCabe
Francis Hanley, George Wilson, Alice Butler, VIM
Butter. Mary Ann Taylor, &" The Tall Dr. Mara
Stanton, VIM. Roberts, Samuel Smith John Ander-
son. Robe Johnson, John Thompson, John Lee, and
Richard Greenwood.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-25
fAdvorfissra<nfl

when the Swedish Nightingale Lad enfrossed
the public seuoB By her msz1iaeent rg1g eve Village
ana rs, m boa<ted is spurious Jenny sad. 60 iSe rePas
ton Of DtsRLLRs new discovery for Fsvss and ASVs sri
the ee iny Of s operation, tozheF nth II ridns'' IN
seE Of odo and taste h.. dsBy 'tTed into Anofog' NE
re. Of remedies hat had seen hheo without any char ger
THIS admirable remedy Is is SAFE By all ceile-' il.o bio u
u,srLT, Agent a. the Whoea. Depot, NA al br sa'ay
Ney. York
The above POPULAR - suce~sf1 remedy sold a. shDs''
and ret. b. CHAs H. RING c.sner B'os1~sy AZ John "
also BY '. CLIcsssER Co.. No - BEears' 7rsr.fS
Paul Co No. - Chan5hsskft; AL T. I VILLA = ~
Noll5 PrtnklirsA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-25

QHskeress being jealous Of her husband, took oc-
cason to watch his movements rather closely and
morning actually discovered the truant hugging aud
kissing the pretty seryeui-girl, while seated on the
sofa BY her side Broadbrim was not long in dscov-
ng the face Of his wife as she peeped through the
halfopen door, and rising, with all the GOODNESS Of
had better quit thy peeping or thee win cause dis
- iurbance 10 the family
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-25

tograrh 10, him stop at the Office of nr. Hunter, 30
sss Frosdrsy and be will find upon the parior tube
iook called " Old Englsnd" in the second volunic
Of which, psee il6, be Will find copies Of SIX auto
grabs eaol -Ieit >iaksPcre. Your, respectfully
hctr i0rk. Nay y, lass }. L. c. I.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-25
lAdveEtisement
PLAIN AND DECORATIVE PAPER III ASGfS6s.-

PKArr HtSoENBEksH. Asnrfure and iulpor-ers No -
Broadway between L-ossrd and ggankns invite steat
their exerS1ve s,ock. Tk rnnrpAssd BY In thss
country Faiths, AMI accsaF she'd wcTken ssy pat q
be city COUNTRY a sloEt aoee .nd ;Asr warranted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-25
CITY ITEMS.

AcADEwY OF mUsic.-The Opera OF Ernani will be
given tonight az the Academy. One OF M..MTa'es
greatest parts, Ne are told, lies in this work. lhe
new company "a appear as will be seel blythe ad'er
ment.
Tie public who were disgustcd by the late manage
nent of the Academy should know that Il has passed
into the hands Of Mr.. Paine, and hence becomes no.
tceable again BY tie decent Pres.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-25
advertisement !
ARTIsTs.-A celebrated Por.

I
trs srg Npfure Painter while ROors Phctxr.phic
" p MARRIED thar fhe unsrors opinion q
Dr. civ hsf RooTs PHoroeRAF8s the fns
ethe AT ever pfodneed Col No 55 Broadway snd aa<s
Cufseives
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-25
Advertisements
. Et1-rf~c asD ST.

ins- factories Publ; Buildings PROMPT sed VIII 0s.
cheaper han other \ enii4
-ent a Chausei-r. Pendant Brackets &c of hs isest
Se.isr A. wholesale retail Gas Fixture Narstory
Jaws 6. Aorssr, Nos ls nd III fnneesI ID o0SA "s<
Road
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-25
fAdveTti.s nient.l
Coon NFHslti-Oak Hall ia crowded Thay

felrs their Sprng and summer CLOTHING for Nee
Al scys such extrsriry pce' tha everybody GETS
sstea. Remember ok Hsl Is No. 81 and - futon g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-25

SNAsH-EP or RAILROAD TRAH.-Yesterday, at III
O'Clock T. NJ, the passenger.train which lett Jersey
City for Philadelphia at 10 o'clock met with an acct
dent when at the toIl-gate about two miles south
Newark. One of the axIes ofthe tender broke, and
tie train brought to such sudden stop that three
Of the six ears in the train entirely broken up.
ard ~ remainder OF them considerably injured. IL is
rnark able hat the sixty passengers ON the train es-
capped injury. Tie loss 10 the Company cannot fall
short Il 81, OOO Men engaged clearing the track.
" hich work will be completed this morning. There
being a double track, these is no delay to trayeL
SFsIoUs AccIDEsr.-A workman engaged ~ ln-
loading coal from a boat TO the pier OF the Hobo
ken Ferry Company at the ferry was Sc riousiy ana
prooablj fatally injured on "Wednesday by lump
Of coal falling a distance Of about twenty feet and
str king him upon the head. His skull was broken,
NJ he was taken to the New-York Hospital, where
be ies in a critical condition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-25
rsdvsrtsezen, g
~o,r,rv -CoSPLErE CASHMERE SUITS

.'V'h k..r.if,- .uf. made from new descrip
hese 49, 80 OF mos. rieh delicate ssadea Aboai
-, ~, q 3D. &c sca day st EvAsss Cohns "~-ooas
NJ a. ed g f2itoa-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-25

BIAKFs PAINT FRE-PRooY PANT, No Il1
Pesrist-See under brad OF PaiutS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-25

To HEADS OF FAMILIES. SyPENsrESDESrs OF
N.srFacroRIEs, So.-The Census Marshals com
mence going their rounds the Isl of June. People
WHO are to be called upon-heads Of families &c,
will save not only the Marsbsls but themselves con-
.derab.e trouble by employing leisure hou' before
hand in making Memorandum Of the names, ages,
sex color condition, nativity, occupation length Of
resdence sc, Of their households, size, condition.
ard last years conduct of their farms nanuae'oTs7
Ae. and number Of persons emplo! Ell by them. Al-o
- tho deaths. births and marriages, if any in the
family during tie year. All these questions nre TO 10
,r.rc,ed and few can 10 it when called on suddenly
witbou; little previous calculating. This wouh ma
tesl,v assist the Marshals Of the large and pcpuous
eeetion Districts no barely collect these lnprt-
ant statistics in the time specified by law from the l't
Of June to tie Isl OF Jay There Is penalty OF 80
for giving erroneous information, or for refusing to
answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-25
Advertisement.

PHRESago@Y Examinations with charts An'
wrn desHiptions II character, gwen i.y sJ r'0
THE Pf.,ssoioziesl Cstine,, No SO srosA"ay ~,
,bo,e "A. PARK Private ROOMS for G~tremen ana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-25

CHARGE % HORSE SrEALISG.--A man naIned tee.
pft Was Yesterday arrested chared With SIC ding nore
rS rssou yausd a, 81 the property Of Jan g hHn's u
qb-..t ut.r Le1nzon.av. Tho prpery spPsars "a
oi. on the PeTk whsrs the o~aer had ief. iot ew
lint. nd go found p0ssll q tie Prs ser wac Hs
- 10 I'll h. II. was held bal IN 81 90 Oy Justice
brcrr Al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-25

NJ F. CHURCH Sr,rrrIcs.-The New-York Con-
ference which closed it, session on Thursday last re-
ports the numbers in society al si-ls members, ana
GAG 90, s5-i being an Increase OF
ol7- Ofthis number the two German districts have
.o-2 members and 65l probatpDers. The number OF
sunday Schools is iO3; officers and teachers, 4,3lsi
scholar 22576; an increase of 81 schools, pa teach
ere and ,4s2 scholars. In the amount OF eontnou-
ton. there has been considerable falling of from
those of last year except in the collections Tor tie 'u
uerannuated preacher, which show en- increase Of
81 3e5 There has been an increase during the year
of - church ediiees and : parsonsges-makns
present total Of 2el churches and Il parscnases, on
which there en- indebtedness Of s2l5,i65. The next
session Of the Conference Is to be held in Poughkeepse'
THE PE0FIE's CoLLEGE.-A meeting was held issl
evening at HOPE Chapel to advance the Interests o'
tie Peopes College. Short speeches were made y
M Howard, Secretary of the Board OF Trustees an'
Mr.. Edward Tompkins. The sum GEOGRAPHICALLY
subscribed amounts to sI3,ooa,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-25

Mr.. ElsFFLD's CoNcERr.-Messrs. s,hahenberg
Hill and others Committee address q card to
the subscribers and associate and professional
members of the New-York Philharmonic So
cety aud the public in general stating that in conse-
quence of the exceedingly inclement weather on sat
urday last. which prevented large number OF per-
son. who had purchased tickets for Mr. Eiselds Com
plimeniary Concert from attending the same, and in
compliance with Numerous requests addressed to him
tley beg to announce tLat the Concert will
be repeated at Ni5os Concertroom on Saturday az
teruoon, May 20, at 3 O'Clock p. NJ, on which oeca-
sion the same programme will be performed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-25

TIN u,rcuxsoS FAMILY VII give CONCERT
rHIs EyExlsG In Paugbseefsie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-25

WorsF THrEvEs.--Two tb evo- were Yesterday de-
,es ia The house MIR. H. Van Vaughrer l65 West nffy
in,bf he, ng IN their Tosson about 80 worth Of "sa
inc ar ri and lry which they 81 nfed from Two tfunk
W. they ed down stairs one o. them itI.ot5
fh- where MY were fars
80 ~ M named Henry Wilson sad o reside a. No 90 i-
vss captured md locsed W by Jastce ConSoy ~,
Mr. Ven Vsusne the ,tar attempts 70 knock Al down
49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-25

THE FIRST C0SyIoTIoS UNDER THE NEW LIQUOR
IAw.-Justiee Mech Of the Jefferson Market Police
Court rendered judgment Yesterday morning against
Robert Walker and Patrick Leahoy for $50 and cost on
complaint preferred by tie Carson League Of violating
tie second section Of the Liquor Law by selling liquor
without license. There were not more than dozen
persons present at the rendering Of the decision and
no excitement was manifested, although yesterday
afternoon a large crowd accompanied the defendants
and the proceedings were @! almost roioas char
acter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-25
Ass,rr1 rroN PnLcraAN.--Wm. Holden. q

ASSAULT UFOS A POLICEHAS.--W Holden, q
waiter yrg a. the corner Liberty and G-een~ch-sts' wac
r..terdsy arrested charged with eomm.itn isoLog, aant
Anon tn persor Of Policeman Hinton Il the Fs Ward ir
n.a that The ocer 10 the act Il arres'nE Lm ioi nae
5anor when D. s~zsd heavy brass etnae. - ani tflN
H. Ger three The head with A. iactng severe
,i.. re aken before justice Cor DOL ana c1linel
~ uer chsrse Of assault and battery VII intent % lA'
80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-25

TaE WALLacK Observation-Disclosures meeting OF cit-
zons was held the ST. Nicholas last night and steps
were taken to farther the very praiseworhy object OF
making the Wanack Complimentary Benefit at the
AcaGelny of Music a benefit indeed. Further notice
OF tie Preparations will soon given.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-25

NV LINE II EAST LONG IsL,Sr.-The public
will be cratifed 10 learn that there i now way Of
reaching Greenport and ssg labo other than by the
cars over the Long island Railroad. The steam
e7 island Belle has ben purchased by f. I. Dudley
ESQ. late Superintendent of the New-Yorl and Flush
ing Railroad. and is to commence her regular trips
a day boat TO Sag Harbor on saturday the Goth. She
leaves New-Ycrk Catlhrine Market Slip at p W.,
landing at Northport and Orient Point See adyer-
t.senent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-25

FouSD DRowSED.-Coroner O'Donnel yesterday
held pm Inquest AZ the FOO, Was upon the body Of IN
yeafs found in te dock asi place
d ceased was dressed blue fr0ck black ell IN vesl cas-
pants striped hr an3 heavy boots and appeared 70
have about weeks IN the wssf The jury rendered
vcr.i ct Il atl b lrO.uilg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-25

SAFE or PNE EyGRAvIvos.-The reminder Of the
edition of Findens Royal Gallery of British Art will
be .od at auction on Wednesday next by the Messrs
Bangs The work, of which they have some sixty
copies contains orty-eght engraving, and the cost
of its publication was s250,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-25

FArAL AcuDEST.-C0roucr OD0nne Yesterday
held IN inquest ~ the York Hospital upon the bdy OF
JOHN DTolen 4 ireland % age who died yes
to-day = E-Nork Hospital from njues received q"
DAYS y feng accidentally over By coalca- Inc
accident wa eoasoned - the breaking Of chain add the hose
unnu awas The Jury rendered verdict Of accident eih
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-25

Patrick Hughes brother Of the Archbishop, died
a few DAYS since Mt Lafevottevile, Jefferson Co., "
Y. lie vas IN independent and intelligent farmer, o.
sixty years Of age, and'was very much respected by
all who knew him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-25

Yesterday the city papers contained the following
nSxeftis, mint.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-25

IysvyDI,pIsN.--At an early hour Yesterday morn
g., Risss Of the First District Police discovered nre
r nafir in toe store Mes-rs. T. ge Patterson No. -
which he speedily eNtinishfl he ilund tnst tna
cutens which however did amount 70 much lls P'oc
" a. doubtless FIRE by the buFTilrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-20
r. CoLToS, Auctonesr ,..
Il ARGE and IMPORTANT SALE Of HOUSE

IL HOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS, OIL-CLoTHSa MIR
RORs OH, PAIN rINGS, SECONDHAND FURNITURE,
&c.-F. COTTON will sell THIS DAY (fndayl, at l0t
O'CLOCK Auction Room No. 50 Beekman st. second h1o
Of good rosewood End mahogany fnrn
tore every description comprising ia part Sofas AID Iete
sTetes mahogany French and Gothic Bedsteads
Sofa Beds Couches and Conch Bedsteads mahosany boo
Wardrobes large French plate and Oval
Mirrors OIL Paintings Votae aod Easy Chairs carved aad
plain Rockers Brusses Three ply and Ingram Cspsj Oh
Cloths Beds aud Mattresses OK walnut Par or and Dining
room Furniture; Extension Dining Tabesi Mantle, hall and
other Clicks; Cottage Furniture mahogany curmaPe ana
oiher Cbars; Kitchen Furniture &c Also, 81 the balance OF
Mortgage Furniture remaining from previous sale Sale will be
perempto and goods be removed immediately ser the
sale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-20
NETWORK and ERIE RAuRoAD-o-

~ aHef HONDAf July :. IS5 and unr fQthof noto- 81
senxer Tsin. vi leave Pier foot q Dusne 81 - f r,>
DtNklRK EXPRESS arc A. NJ, for DuDsrs w;
BUFFALO EXPRESS, e. A. ~, for Buffalo
NAIL, z g. IS A 81 FOR Duukrk and BaTaio sus .t.-..
acc Ststous Psseugrr BY ms Tain VII r-a,in over -
st DveTo, ard rrDceef ~ netr morning -es
ROCELAED PASSENGER y ?. VI. from FOO. - r.,
eerstl Wa Permoo'. or Suern, and iu'eTmcisse 500,
WAY PASS ENGER. = p "a for Nswbgrsh and Ot.srs.
NIGHT ENPRESS a, s. - P. NJ. for Dunkirs .ad sus.,
EMlCRANI, 'ts p NJ. tot DuzkiTk sn4 BsalO. ana -,
mediate Stations
STEAMBOAT EXPRESS. every DAY. excepting s.,ura,,.
$50 p D., for Drnklk aul Buffalo and inegnodla,e q
tons
On SUNDAY, t,Fo Express Trains; AZ $50 and s:Sorn
So. ~ Rssi-s,S s,r Ma. TaIs =. NJ, nf
kirk with toe Lake Shore Railroad tor Cleveland C.,
Toledo. Detroit. Chioago &e aid With hrsts.s sps,il
steamers scs 81 ports on Lake Ere.
D. c. MccALLUM, Genera s,,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-20
p 81 HoUcH Auctioneer. g,
T1TrcANT ROSEWOOD MAHOGANY and

~ WALNUT PARLOR CHAMDhR
rrTpriTtfRF- AZ Auction THIS (FridaZl MORNING,
., ios O'clock from The Ie.iispse No. y c.Sas1 Tabes
Boossa,e Etagere Reception Chair d. sS,s i~oe
A. ocI Rack sschOire, fancy Mook lsoe SCI o.
. seesnt Pedstesds Bureaus, W-shstands Com
SoSss Corner stands Corner Etsgere Sofas Char &c &c
All of The ,bove being solid nodded and Substantially m 1e
Rosewood polished and finished IN the most prsc
Aso Bedseads Wsshstsnds Sofas ROCKING
h.irs Psr,or do Towel Racks Card Tables Gothic Work
Tables Easy Chairs kc. btnE Of cold Msbogany and msde 10
The anne Of the class as the ROSEWOOD Also
aInut and Maple Bedstesds Canesest Chars Com modes
Rockers &c elegsntycssed 7oesve Piano-F ore, h,se
,od Pesr plate nearly new large ffencnpete
Pier Glasses 6ns frames the gliding perfect also W. a.
Of varioas and elegant Lace Curtains heavily EN-
brodered Painted Window ,sdes Chandeliers with cutg
shede severs very enc OIL Paotng by Ls Cror and oher
ELEGANT Porcelain tsseuy painted bque ana
Parsn Ware decorations Also the Carpets and nj Oloh on
All the Halls Stars ebac the nnos' costly au1
be.ut descriptions Eogsh Royal Velvet Tapestry,
Bssls Inxran and venstsn styles Also English Oh Cloth
Stair Rods Rugs Mate &c EKenIon Tab es Dining ana ca
do Frexch China Dinner Set completes also several se
Silver Tee Services Forks Casters, spoons Ssver, &c COZ
.red BoLsnnsn Ware, French Cydl Gut 90,
Liquor Wines French nlaid and Asbsser Cock tn
whole the above goods be sold WITHOUT ros7aO" en
without regard to weatberS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-20
DROPOSAIS for FTTTING-UP and FURNI-
papcr narehouses.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE. I. DERRICK
son Co. No 3 Bsekmsn-st-. offer for sale On he iov
Nrtius Pspsrs English frencA snc American
Ssvs Paper all sizes weights and quAities
Book + sper, a. sizes. weights and qualities
Te Paper fancy coo and white, Of the best qualify.
Hs1girg Paper white and coloTed. different wSt1h2
Yspers Paper thin and Of the bat qualify.
Cloth Paper, S6xio and 40Ifs.
Eng ISL Hardware Psper large assortment Just H1voi
Sheath NJ Paper, Of the best quality.
warning Paper, Straw. Rag ARD Manila
Tes P-te-. Of 1iaerent siKes
ysrP Roofing P.per su,tshe FOR roofs IN roiil