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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-26

The opposition to foreigners growing out of
the Know-Nothing movement has been alleged
as one of the causes producing the marked de.
cline in immigration in this country during the
past year. 1t appears however, that the enm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-26

VENUS VISIBLE AT NooN-p AY.-This bright
est of the planets, is now the evening star in one
of its most un nous phases, and for two or three
months to come it will be increasing in bri!lian,
cy, and may be seen every afternoon east of and
about 10 degrees from the sun,
But there is nothing unusual in a Venus being
visible at noon,day. 1t is sight to which we
ere so accustomed that it has ceased to be a phe
nomenOn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-26


The p"hIr c,nfi1n,. against another enuntctlrt
Which la. lately MA IL, appe nance. cuiici ". b Far
- A. h,a lrm"n', llr most dangerous Of MI ll1r
conn e,i..i br,au>e .s hlvi7s the - Fulld
may Will buy it in good tith. without tie hnnW irGsr
lhil couotet at exist. nd tit.y vii perhaps only
dienyrr thetl whrn the spurious mkt re Ia,
Nuonah il. ,, effects.
Tin r"nnioe attrle IA manufactured only ny II. Il
fnucb sl' inventor Md pr,arl' Tor ani wholr.ni"
drt2.i-i NJ L Mum s1ie" Peurii. llinni- "a when
MI APP llcnto - for AZ, ncios mus hr addressed Il
~u.r sou gel il VITA the ettrrs Il q bet,ne fur,i'
,I.1-=- Il. &. + ri GLL'N--ad rs agnltafe IN tn
wrapp ali others eonntertet,.
Soldby X. SfABLGH \ co, Drueeil..
l.,nr6bu,s, Va.
oala regularly auth r1e agents lbrou@hoa t,r Cnirea
S,lcs
;V-Pice 25aed 80 counts, and 81 per bauIr
AGENTS WANTED in every town, viIas. ap5
han let Ia the Eniird Smtrs in which : n,rail
c~tabii he'd Address H. q Farrell ,hoye. acc'5=
panied with goni r'rrenc, To character. ,,>''- 49,
u,Sc. iuae20 ~ IL
THE prevalence of incorrect notions upon the
shinct at tirdicur. great cause ct ml>cr, lodi
cal rra tcr 4oud be governed by prime les eaut on.A
deaueed The contributions o lorg experience md
cllse Observations. H,~ i'm rttna them th,t n'di
ssuu1 be lnken 10y nvijiis, rn4 il enfnHte- IL IN
thu b,nd4 of Of intent, judgment mud the stt'test
probny. Honntds German Bters, lneuarei 10y DIR, =.
VI. hson rbiladriphia l. a preparation em,uaine
from 1T tho ma.' celebrate rrr' iti"ners al MODERN
une.= pUI 1T the grfntrt medical writers trrmatY
,v,r produced This Gle in able hands, wi.
dene, that tn article i prepared careful md ska'
". il Is producing H." ne.t thr Original inventor iulrnl
rl. l. j. u.cd l., nauy at the lending practitioners
Phrclpl ia in If debility ct the ge,tc organs,
ami hinr> appnta 'u-. and the Diseases arising there
from. We therefore recommend this medicine 10 sui
feriug in'nli l.. s." Advertisement. nn" > i-i2w
\ MASTER PIECE OUTCOME. We have lately
suppo.ed Aver Cherry Pcctoal was The ttina Thule
ni;> Inc and thal ,.nt5n- had been would be ia
yensed which could -urp1,- 1t I'm" leat> Of eArd
la4et' "a itinc. iu eoahtrtth assured y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-26
AUCTION SALES,
FUTURE DAYS.


NOEfCE -Pnr~uall 10 deed al ,rn., e..,..- +,
" "me by 7. A A'kin.nn .lnll for tho n,su''d
If closing sal lead "n the 9Th day IF Jnv nex,
"h's,S1 ant + st'd Alkin."n oo Mai" stree. rr".
conveyed cons. ting of choice Liquors Cont ct,a,. "
Furniture, &c, &c. '''e''
Ter n cash, or upon sucii Tine As N " BE- a,,eo4
on ly III" purtes ~
Until iuv uf ,a'e the i',tesaiag prape I, !.
sale privately. GEO W LEE Tt 't
June 2t-tftlliv '''''.
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ID ARE CHANCE.

AXE CEa ANtE.-TIe .l1t4 AL NlUfc- Of
IL II "RDST ,URANI. located i, a hu-iuc,. part
OF tse CITY, with good ii custom, offered for
L.. The it,nsc Gotta n sever ROOFS With Tea Pin
Alley uhe ogeibe with HE convenience
cry Ia carry ON "a hG,iuos. q" hi, kind Licru,e ha>
heen oh aimed Ter the huu.r TOR the yrrr. M house in
the u per otr- greater induce u,. io per>pn>
wishing engtgr ia TIN, nd ct la, ur-. y grt1 bar
gain may be mud if early "rrira,on be nae % Gearse
W. Lee Narket strect.
All prr.nns Indebted 10 tn" cor'cru f T N,,iG-
will leasn call and >ctle th, a,cuul. with Ito.
W lee, Itnsrec longer indulgence caanet hr siv.i.
iHe 2G Nv T. \. A1klNNON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-26

- NAi Ek-lhe must rrl'sufy refreshing pea
ia during The alt wed 5ef Those whp iaye H-"l
tat,e warers' pro- ulurr tiien superior tai
suIe b. j. II. THOMPSON q 60.
nm,
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new PUBLICATION, OF Tus,

u AMERICAN $. - Mon
FRurs OF nu,rRY ar the LIyf ~ Ap,N CLARKE -
y WY interesting volume and should be ie,d hy all
aar. efs ui i nnniintals.
'RlsH AM i, highly interesting nni s.aeonlhe vol
uHe.
rEMoiR OF Daily nno Ms~e- vii he .erph in
trrrsted aud great nrf'rd lay reading thi- Memoir
CATAcnABs ~ BnoSe Ne need MT call alirut IA Ia
fhis vou rt-th' tie will that
SsHaor DAYS tEyIEwEp.--Sladeut, sho,ld 3pt tai Il
rrsd . is vol ne.
Tas SAD Ni,rhkt.-A narrative iln- la'iue vi "a much
vyiine.s aaa 'ely he m stake. wal, h IN" often
cur m The reiiA III, trimming Of tan.i ics. Z relis
tion'r y,l Nod thi. baa,2
tHE GREAT QuEsrtoN great book. II lr'4t> u
etcai iotrreHs. VIII y,uncad,r1
Al # Jip' above. and the pa IL, If tin Amen
en- y Caon genel alls such u. Lhrtias, teachers
iielr., V"s' ~ b ,uks. Hymn b nl Maps anj Me.
itneon, Win ne. en- be mI II PAYNE Ca,i-tt.. =
BOOK ~ re-. lone tbure, Va. u. \. BENTON
june 70 l. Snr't An, \ \ I'm.
lfoR JuLX.-Godey, Arthur AMI Peterson.
= hA&HzInes received n MORSE'S.
~. o.
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&. Il. BRIDGFORD. n. TINSJEY PAT
ID. Is. BITDGFORD n co,
EsiG1afll6 d. Va.

Richmond. Va.
M 4 Instantly ceiv ng, direct, Rochirud, L.
w mi Lump, Culcined and G"ound Plaster Hud
son River cement, Hay. Ro>n, Potatoes. SC. Aur1t
particularly - the sale aud purchase of Flour. Gaia,
Feed. Sc. June 21.tS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-26

LARGE FIRE IN NoRFoLK.-On Tuesday night
last a FIRE broke out in the lumber yard of Messrs.
Reid & Soutter at India wharf Norfolk, and be-
fore its progress could be arrested the warehouse
on the wharf was consumed with its contents and
u large quantity of lumber and slaves destroyed.
The Beacon estimates the loss at between 500
coo and &25, OOO on which there an insu.
rance of only $1,000
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-26

PREsENrMENTs. the last Danyille Hust-
ings Court the Grand Jury acting under the in
structions ST the Court determined to present not
only those persons who had actually bet on
the election, but also those who had bought or
sold goods. 10 be paid far when certain specified
candidate ,caS elected. As there had been many
transactions of this sort, several presentments
were made.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-26

EARLY NEGETABIEs.--We saw yesterday
green corn cucumbers and tomatoes perfectly
ripe and well matured from the garden of Mr..
Huntington of this city.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-26

To HoLpERS OF TIE NOTES OF THE EXCHANGE
BANK.-The trustees of the affairs of the late
firm of Selden, Wthers & Co, have given notice
that holders of the bank are requested TO
present them for redemption at their late bank
ing house in Washington city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-14
Pam. Unhnpplness..--These proceed

Palm, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. proceed In n
majority OF physical Never disregard
there warniDps you cannot have pain OF APP
preaching evil but from the OF those humors
IN the body which pursaton Is 10 sudden
dtah long nttacA OF sickness are prevented by these
When you cannot sleep well when your head
Feels heavy have pain In any part but especially
m the temples, with tlrobbing, fly at once TO
BRANDRErHS PILLS.
Take from three to sx-they will be sure to do you
Should these warnings have remained some time
needed, rheumatsms, fevers small pox, consumption
appoplexies costiveness bilious affections, jaundce
dropsy, piles, other form OF disease will present
Itself, but, then, medicine IL equal To Bran
Areths pills. Use them, In these cas.s according
The symptoms may seem TO require; they will cure
sooner than all the medicine Of the drug store.
In order 10 know truth from conjecture, must be
guided by the light Of experience One hundred and
three have proved Branreths pills and the human
body are mutually adapted for the other; they
entirely regenerate and purify the blood they
10 do geo because they only take ~ the body what
n hnrtful ! can refer TO those who have used them
seventy years.
Man will be born 70 days Of comfort, compared TO
what has formerly been bis lot weighed down he has
earthly power knew how to relieve until this pleased
medicine discovered And yet comparatively, how
few have awaited themselves OF It's great beneats Not
over in twenty In the Union it, Oh prcjud,e,
fatal prejudice when wilt thou relax thy iron grasp
upon the intellect Of mankindS
Must the world continue to banefal mercury TO
Ose blood 10 be thus often ruined In constitution, when
Brandreths pills would in three days. have restored
fhe patient to improved state OF health. Over
million persons have experienced their good effects and
daily recommend them 10 the afflicted.
Brandreths pills sold Mt rs cents per box, with
sui directionr at the principal Office, Brandreths build
hrentrance 80 Canal street also at the branch Offices
"a Hudson street, and 274 Bowery BRANDRETH
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On Friday morning, January IL, Of consumption,
year Of his age.
His friends and relatives are invited 10 attend his h
nsral from hs late residence No 100 Edrdge street.
ths afternoon, at two O'Clock His remains viii be taken
TO Greenwood Ter interneut.
On Thursday evening January IL after short Illness
toesyH HARRisos, in the 18th year Of his age
Hia friends ttose OF brother james and the late
Geo Harrison, Of New orisans and Of Geo and John
Harrison OF this city, respectfully invited u attend
his funeral from the Northern Rote NO. 10 Cortsndt
street, this afternoon, At o'clock. The remains
win Be Inferred in The family buying ground in Green
wood Cemetery.
In the city on Friday morning JAauary u at his late
residence AZ Henry street. Francs II. WALKER printer
. native of Dublin, Inoland, aged % years.
The relatives and friends invited 10 attend the "a
neral, this morning. AZ ten o'clock. The remains will
be taken 10 Greenwood Cemetery.
Dublin (Ifcland) papero please copy.
On Saturday January H. JoHs HrBaARD, sgcd ~
years.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited 70 at
tend the funeral from his hta residences 2s Broome
street this afternoon az two o'clock His rem ,ins
On BE- taken 70 Sing sng, icr intsrmsnt, Monday
morning.
n this city, saturday, January IL, Many LorIsA,
yonsfest daughter of John H. ana Jane A. Mott aged
year month, and 20 days
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited 70 attena her funeral from the residence Of her
O'Clock = "
On Friday, January IL, KArxA., eldest daughter Of
Mary snd the late George D. oConns aged 10 PEARS and
1nonths.
Ihs relatives sna friends sf the family ere rssvsssfuuy
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L'yPREe DRIVERS RJ1uPr BOOK Jou LOT
IL on rssrsiay, lIth inst, probably II Broad~4y b.
lsv III. Astor fIouss. Vstey Chafcb, fnissa o.
sasssu street, Any Dsrsgp who has fBsBa 81 sgos
viii receive fsasarats rswsrd ~ i@aTing u AZ
Gee. ADAMS o. W Bsoad ssy
I.,orsD-os SATURDAY, ~ sIxTTJsTH grJsrg-
II between Tklrf aus tosfth aysnsss purse eYats!h
ing money The twB.r bsrs the by dsssrib!ar
tic purs and isins tbs snsSani, and aisg payny 90
sdrsrtassDssi Gail on Mr.. Moan 90 Third 4vsass
n 01-os mn i'm iSsrAsT. a GOiD Lgyga
~ vstsh wiu chals aaf seal aiss1he1. rsafss4 H.
he finder vi - hbeysiy fswaT3si " learnx ~ ths
onies ~ ussa Pisos iis,si
r OF - u1wEg' WARREN sTTEgr ASP rHE
~ hou;h ftrry. bTawa ports snssrsls, t1aisiaar
mail san n money TfT antef - eoagss A 8hifya-
ton W ieavisg u Al tbs 0sss u w slos Hss>i -
Warm street.
r osr-os TTIE Evgs sG N y1yrARY Urn. Al
The OyeyK Hosss - On ~ sky FROM ~ 4Aw Yars
Hoti rchiy painted fan sasants Ia raslksf n bsss
Jks finder oil " sptaflf wwates W karns 4 AZ she
once " ihs ssv Ysrt HoisI
CToilN-OS sATuRiAY n0RsIsG, AHOCT = Evss
~ s'cie<s, from The sgrnw ~ Barclay al wAsh-
ingtnn s'rs~is, = rrorsfss -tgVn, harD@ts. -A b2y
mare st>ut - bss<s hirh. ~tlk ttr~sk fgf~&@s3
zoe fore tni eos aiss foss vhiN bag al, ssgon
Lsrksa -iih ths sYissrib<rfs a. 49, pis~ss
ts,fy ~ wsrrD ptinfsA FFssH. tsihesft r~eseuy ~
gstfs1 snaSaasist hias. as'lsfessry te~ari wii ~
pad ~ gsinx nformaloa tbsi "a ss4 v ihslr E.es-
vsy. JOHN DgrYEIx6
ssrsss " ifsssssA ssvss ss4 sls.A svssss
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HENRY II. LEEDS 4 CO., AUCTTONEERS. ADMIN
Ii istratcr's sale of large assortment Of valuable
ewey, Watches &c, belonging TO the estate of Henry
Harper, deceased-HENRY II LEEDS Il CO., will sell by
Of Henry Harper deceased, at sales room, No 10
Nassau street, (removed for convenience Of sac,)
Tuesday January 16 at 1o O'clock his entire stock OF
very valuable ewelry consisting Of solid eighteen carat
gold finger rings, earrings, breast pins solid gold seal
LANES, studs Mosaic earrings and breast Pima wat n
keys and seals lockets Of various Sizes and great
variety Of other jewely Also two large iron safes fur
nished with drawers, suitable for jewellers long table
decks &c, the whole to be sold without Also,
invoice Of valuable gold chronometers lever .ches
lepire do enameled do, set In diamonds and other
costly jewery Also, large assortment Of valuable
diamond jewelry, pins earrings finger do brooches and
other costly goods, without
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-14
THE MILITARY.
LECTURES.


II LLUsTRATED LECTURES TOR THE CHRISTIAN
Il cornmunity-On the Doomed Cities Of AntIqaity.n
frof BCkLFY Will deliver the hrst 81 the the
broadway Tabernacle, on Monday evening, January Is.
Subject doom Of the Seven Churches Of Asia" these
lectures viii BE- Illustrated BY correct views Of the places
referred TO In the prophecies relative 70 the
churches Doors open AteT lecture com at x.
Iicfets 70 csnts, 70 be had AZ the door.
MR.. ANDREW fogrEgps LEcTUREs-TIiE AJiERf.
1 can view o. kussiaThs hrst lecture ~ the eourss
wiz be delivered al the lecture 81 the hsreanus
Library, Clinton Hall, As,or place Friday ssenpg,
Jan 10 commencing Atha past seven O'clock. Subject,
Peter the Grat Tahs'. twenty Ave cent.
NEw ENGLAND YOUNG NEs's ASSOCIATION
tho auspices Of this ASSOCIATION VIII BE- delivered - he
Broadway Tabernacle on Thursday evening Jan IL, at
~ o'clock, by Rev v Chapin subisct--" hDisrn
g ny 400 poem y John sIr W 'ni,,
b. delivered BY Hon John Hale 1har.day Jan. -, =;
The Roadway 1kbernAeIs. Rsv Henry Ward B~~ehsr,
Ibursaay, peb D. a. N. Broadway rAbsrBSle; DR. OH.
yer Wendell Hoimss Friday, Feh. o ~ Clinton Hall,
Astor place, Hon Arson BafInxams, Friday, FEB 10,
a. Clinton Hall, Afior place Rev Samuel OayDyi ID ~
fraey, F.b. ~, al CLIFTON Hall Astor plaee assssn
nehsS, admitting gentleman and ladies', - mar b
obanea a. The prime pal bosl. and boksosss also ~
the rooms % the association 30 10 Broadway
y. WILLS FISHER, N D, President
Y w. n o'go"a ssereiary.
DROFPsEOg g W. CfasgS VIII IJlTuRE At
y spring street Hal lts spring 'r~st, on Ta-siAy,
~, =. ~ o'eloes, showing ibs poser q reasoa coo.
nec'sd with The Impression 81 thoaght Dosra oss -
~ oeioei. iieAsis only i91s osni-,
THE CRnigAS CAMPAIGN AID slDGg OF sEsAs-
Il toprI.-A isetgf. viii " giren Tuesday
ing January itih, ~ TIE Nsreant% bbrsry Gate the
A.i., ysss oE.rs iga., v -. .g,he, = y. ,.
through The wios a The csimsa, ant haf psrsoasl la
tsrv'sw With the Car Ncheias. Doors 0psa atTH,
be'sre eomnsness ats o'sioss. Admasssoe e essi..
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T,uNIs MoRREII AUcnoNEfR. MONDAY

rT,uNIs MORREII, AUCTT0NErR-oN MONDAY
Il morning AZ 1ok O'Clock, at No. 800 Broadway,
corner Of Duane street, fashionable furniture consist
ing Of rosewood parlor suits covered rich brocatee and
hair cloth Oak and black walnut extension dining Ia
bles Pillar and legs wardrobes, secretaries music
cabinets haf stands work stands bedsteads dress bu
rcaus, wsshs,ds marble tips easy and rocking chairs
lounges iron frames sofas, chairs, marble top centre
tables enamcllad furniture In suits With oil paintings
and mirrors with gilt frames. large lot OF second
hand furniture expected In time for this sale which
will continue al Bpm
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. TO the editor OF the New York Trbuno,-


Your public institutions not the only {" lions" of
your city During stay OF sons weeks ia New York,
have been frequent vsittr-as pupil-at the writing
rooms Of Mr.. OLIVER B. GOLDSMITH, 1872 Broadway,
where the most successful teacher OF In this
country dspenses his valuable instruction amid all the
attractive elegance that refined taste DESIRE his
splendid suit Of five apartments, terminating In music
there is magnificent aud costly piano for
the Of his pupils-probably constitutes the most
splendid private academy in thus country. Here fine
hand may be acquired with absolute certainty series
Of class lessons the charge for which almost nominal
or Of private tuition for which the facilities
upequaled Here, too, bookkeeping Is taught
Improved plan, which soon converts the tyro In
figures into accurate practical ounan At for any
counting house. and capable OF graspng class Of
monetary transactions however extended diverse.
Mr.. Godsmith's reputation teacher is co-extensive
with the Union and free to say that 1t is deserved
Previous to taking lessons from him, thought my hand
fair one butt has regularity and finish that put
70 shame my former penmansbip while the rapidty OF
execution has been at least doubled IL gives great
pleasure to render this tribute To Mr.. Goldsmith and
his establishment; and cannot, sure, do better
service TO inferior writers aud accountants than by ad
visng them to take Of pc nmanship and book
STRANGER IN NEW YORK.
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sPrsuTUALIsn.

GTfurrAL EtrTiss AND WHITING .-nRa w. n
" ivtN v y rod fablie circles svssy az this -.ss
~ pfns1wty, sn;ssscs 10 Hsy~ ch.psl Bsibainw
80 - esH's " B-fseBs sr,Ss tAAs (sas1sy) svsa
GfTi1TrAIisk.-kp TR1TnAOEs, ma WI
- tre~n ifs' mF<ism. 81 ked ef8iss ~ srroing
49, tfffy fftffusn - srtnlnE tufsr SIC $50, ~
Ne al hns@cwN bsrs - s@mbsr q fhs 49,
Gsrs Nat vl " % ats.s1soss L41ls~ rerss iasy
iarlss1 W AssssA.
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On Thursday evening January II, by the Rev James
MElet at his residence, 30s Brooms street. Mr. HoRAcs
GroRoE WsTxrSs OF Worcester, Mass, to Mas MELINDA
ANNE hrDucorT, Of Lowell Mass.
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GPoRTING-MAhMorH 81. BERNARD AND NEW
y iosndlAnd pups, King Charles spaniel Italian sud
Engsh sIeyhoands Scotch and Eogsh rattsr., sport-
ing dogs house dofs, & An tho choice breads srpre.s
icr soch, from 20 $50 10. weight. Inquire Al No.
80 Wstsy street, corner Fulton, np stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-14

English Beef, Mutton, Pheasants and Harcs,
received per steamer Baltic, win be served up this day.
and during the week, KEEFES Restaurant 594 Broad
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Important Sale OF Ladlea' Furs-T0 be Sold
without reserve, by Henry II Leeds Co., at my store,
~ Asden lane on Tuesday, the 1eth, and Wednesday
the 18th instant, at eleven A. N.
GEORGE g. MANSON.
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TDWARp sCHENCK. AuCTIoNEER ARR

vlNDWAhD eChENCh, AhD
IL Scbenck will sell at auction Monday, JAN Is,
at II A. NJ at bis salesroom No. 10 Wall street, by
order OF James Wks Assignee OF w. Bro Middleton,
magnificent assortment of superb diamond sets,
amelled and hunting Watches &c. The diamond jewelry
consists OF cluster and single stone pins and rings in
rich Partisan settings diamond sets OF broche earrings
and bracelets ladies' enameed Watches set with dia-
monds, Jules Jurgensen watches double time keepers
bias Cooper, Rigby Lrub and Others also chateans
seals gold sets, &c. Buyers would do well TO attend
this sale is Of the best of the Sale peremp
forv
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

WAL STREET AID BUSINESS MEN HAVE Xxx.
w planned 10 them how the foundation for III health
Il Laid, In most cases, and how IL may be ob.ated 10
the article "To live long in Halls Journal Of Health
for January. At No. As1or House. 10 cents. BY
T. l. MAGAGNES.
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Eosicc.-EnElish Mutton and jagged Hare,
end variety Of English game, per steamer Baltic, this
day, at sINCLAIR'S, 1854 Broadway.
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% IS for fine Dress Boots, ready made or
made to order; by J. HUNT, $40 Broadway, late 49,
Patent leather Of the best quality, So so.
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On December o, a. Funchal Madeira the wife ,
RoRsRr BArMAs, Esq, of q son.
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Green Turtle Soup.-A Fine lot OF Turtle
Soup will be served In good style, and OF quality VERY
rarely equalled. Families parties and sup
piled BY sending their orders Price s. gallon
eight shiilings per quart. P. w. BAYARD.
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NANTED-A Coed JOB PRINTER AND GOOD
boohbinder, each having capital Of few hui dred
oars. and deslrng 10 60 into bzsiness In pleasant
s,wn In the Western Reserve o., Isarn Of favor
able opportunity By addressing Editor Of Dcmoerst
Warren, Ohio.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-14

Damaged Silks.-We Will Ofcr ON Monday,
18th instant 1000 yards of rich plain silks of various
colors, slightly spotted on the voyage Of imperaton
Ut 7s, worth 81 So Also case fine A shirng linen
at rs. Cd. per yard, worth A.. E. H. LEADBEATER,
SAT Broadway, corner Of Leonard street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-14

IDAWNbHOhaN7S JEW
II IRVING a CO., auctoneers, will sell at auction,
Tuesday, jan 49, at 10k O'Clock at their saiesrooms
No Pine street. In lots 10 suit the trade and others
ten thousand dollars worth OF jewerys Of every
In part Of single stone and clus
ter diamond rigs, cluster diamond breast pins aud
studs 6c. together with large Of other
tcles Of diamond iewelry emerald, pearl garnet OPAL
and ruby set jewery gold hunting watcher, chro
nometer ito epBe and lever Watches and second
hand Of every description Also a large number Of
and second hand silver Watches plain gold and engraved
bracelets rings, pins earrings brooches, &c In great
varieties; gold aud silver snuff and tobacco boxes
t9ue gold jewery together with large assortment OF
other articles Of eelry Ter made known at time Of
sale Sold by order Of Andrew Goodman, Pxwnbroksr,
81 Centre street