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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-13
IoHN HouaH. ucrIoNEgn-PEREMproRY SALE

ToHN HOUGH UCTIoNEER-PEREMPTORY SALE
81 OF rich and elegant household furniture pianoorte,
French plate mirrors carved rosewood paror suits paror
organ tapestry carpets oil paintings, manel ststuary &c
Houghw sell without reservation this day, Saturday II
O'Clock A. M the entire contents OF the elegantly furnished
herein contaned-Two carved rosewood suione In Grim
aud green the oher 10 claret aud brocae each
sofa, chair, four medallion back
chairs and Gothic reception chair; rosewood
panore Of beautiful Tone In highly finished and fully
warranted by the maker Aubusson and tapestry velvet
throughout with mirror DOORS elegantly carved etegees mir
front and back; paper mache and Paris nlad tables,
carved rosewood tables with statuary marble
large French plate pier and oval mirrors rosewood side,
pier tables rosewood book shelves etegcres
and stands rich sevos vases parAn marble and blue sta
rne and pieces by well known artists Also some
ane portraits and landscapes porcelain. Costly lace window
irnpery, gilt cornces. decorated shades &C. Also,
iT organ Of unequaled purity Of tone. In the cham.
suit in brocatel mahogany do In hsircoh,
brsscs and ingram carpets rosewood and mahogany bu
cossng chairs mahogany spring chairs heavy hair
reases french counterener gilt mirrors holsters and pill
lows lace ana muslin curtains, mahogany centre
tables cane seat chairs &c Dining roo-China dinner set
ers cake haskc forks spoons cut glass ware ivory
cutlery dining and tea tables, mahogany sofas dining chas
kc, &C. The sale viii be positive, without regerd ~
weather Catalogues be obtained house on 4, he
oce Of the aucuoneer No IS Bcekman street Hons, 20 1T
possession given Immediately.
TOM REDDIyG, AuCTIoyEER WILL, SELL rurs
81 day, October l3 the premises situated on West Fliy
second street about 100 feet from The Twelfth avenue W.,
story house with all the right tile and intercs, ma,
BY order OF JOHN OSCAR, Sheriff
THOS. GIBBONS. Depu,v
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M DOUGHTY, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE OF
W. household furniture tapestry carpets pianofoe French
p.e miors &c, his Day SATURDAY.. The 18Th inst at 1915
O'Clock az The alesroom Centre street. being the
ue removed from Blocker street. consisting
one panoiorte stool and tapestry carpets
periors nPeuy and Venetian stair carpets three aud
gram ao mshosnny French secretary cost 500; mahogany
e,e sss anu chairs and rockers match cottage bed
sceus naH STRAW AND uo~s
comiorters holsters and pillows bureaus wasstsnds and
Grocery vo,y CURRY csndesbros sauary centre card
and dining table, large dime set do wits ali he Kitchen
Fac, attorney for mortgage office CIV Han nace
NoTICE-wTL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC sAIp = r,,,,
IN public pound Forty second and seysn LIE
Monday 18th October a IL O'clock NJ ono sow
fhml.s. By order OF the Pound Master RP EAprwpcn
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Il, COTTON, ACCTlONEER.-LARGE SALE OF NEW
II and second hand furniture carpets olcois, mirrors,
chars clocks harness Cribs, 1c-F Solon VII sell ms
50 Beekman street. the second floor large
Of and second hand household furniture
kinds among the assortment may be found large
dressing bureaus in rosewood and mahogany bookcase
vagdrobes marble top side, sofa and other tables
SOFAS couches and couch BEDS several black wal
and oak dining and extension tablet Voaire chairs rock
ing pring and tu French do % carved and Eliza
belan beds'ead oval mirrors oil paintings hair matrssse,
chairs beds'ead second hand furniture &c also
100 30 day clocks entirely also nearly new silver
plated single harness. &c. Sale perempory without regard
to weather.
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n G. HORTON, AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL. on MON.
VI. dsy at I0is o'clock, at ISIS Church street. furniture of
a flmIy leaving the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-13

HoNTINUATIoN SALE OF GOLD WATCHES AND
~ diamond jewelry.-J H. YANDEWATER wiz sell, this
IL o'clock nj the sales IL Maiden lane large
assortment Of gold and silver Watches of various kinds
very also line OF diamond brooches pins rings
&C. also. a line OF IL gold jewelry, rings pins.
brooches studs sleeve buttons fob vest and guard
chains The whole be sold percmpory 10 close assign
ent, aud affords fine opportunity 10 those In want
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COMBINATION SALE-EUGENE b. FRANKLIN.
y auctoncer-By Franklin Nichols al their sales room ~
Nassau street. Fulton this day. Saturday, at 1915 O'Clock
he remaining portion Of catalogue of October H. consisting Of
chamber and dining furniture, suite, rosewood
hOrany walnut, oak Ac, various coverings of add
faonab styles also sofa chairs rockers couces etegeres
Sieboard booksend coumoes secretaries warrobes,
side and sofa tables bedstead mattresses holsters and
pillows paiasses oil paintings mirrors, silver plated and
Shipniug.
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MN. WRITER'S, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON SATUR.
day, at 101a o'clock at ls7 Canal street all the gentee
paor chamber and kitchen furniture Of three
Including superior rosewood piano so meodcon
French plate pier glasses splend oil paintings mahogany
bookcases sofas rocking and other chairs elegant
try and three ply carpets ocohs, marble top dressing bu
and washsands toilet SETS mahogany and walnut bed
cads hair and other matt splendid bedding OF every
description china glass and plated cooking stoves This
sale Is worthy the attention of housekeepers everything
nearly new, and sold, as usual, without reserve.
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SILVER wedn1g cake Knives, PIE kuvtN Hn kVes PCkIr
forks knives fruit knives butter knives. Chi
drens SETS viz knife, fork and spoon slyer cups napkE
rings, &c.
Watches clocks and jewelry repaired at less than
e GEO. @. ALLEN,
Importer Of watcecs jewery, wholesale and retail
No. IL Wall street. second door,
Near Broadway. New York
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UCTIoN NOTICE. BOCART, AUCTIONEER BY s.
IA Bogaron Monday, at l0 o'clock at the auction rooms
OF Frankfort and William street Assgnees sale OF the
entire stock of thread needle fancy and trimming store
ss.ng part Of silk and thread gloves stockings ribbons
lsces stocks collars linen thread trimmings but
super black cloths, boys wool mitens show
aud a variety of other articles OF dry goods.
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, sc.

fSAYIFoRNIA DIAMoNDs.-THIS NEW AND BKAUTI
fu still the lead with purchasers OF jeWelry
prices within The reach Of every one Cluster gents pins
ladies' pins crosses lockes buttons bracelets &C. Articles
made order sci with tho above diamonds In STYLE Also
sent by part of tho United States by enclosing
amount addroasedt 70 L. ~. JACOBS. 4o1 Broadway
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HUNIS MoRREIl, AUCTIONEER.-THIS NOON AT
IL O'Clock by catalogue at No 81 Nassau street. large
and valuable stock OF turntnre embracing assert
ment Of rosewood &C for entire fashionable dwellings,
plain furniture viz, seat chairs &C.; also magnh-
French plate pier and manel mirrors;
also paintings from the pencil Of IT, Coates others
also best bedstead hsr silver plated goods fancy
articles &c Object changing hour 0 Is
buyers better opportunity attend Satisfaction
to all purchasers Catalogues ready.
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IBEPT II. NICoLAY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II.
"A NICOLAY will sell Saturday Oct -, at 1913 O'Clock
he saiesroom No II Broad street lot OF furniture consist
ing OF mahogany French he'd leads do wardrobes do bu
washs'ands with marble top do centre tables
piano. octave by Barmore fine instrument and
peec, order nearly mattresses, palasses
bronzes, the whse be sold without
d make m trad sale.
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UCTION NOTICE.. BoGART, AUCTI0NEER-BY
n S BogartIhs day, Saturday, At II O'Clock, at the
ton foofns corner Frankfort William morgag
sale large and extensive assortment OF and second hand
three ply Ingram about 5000 yards
English aoor oil cloths, 30 assorted pror.
hail Office and cooking stoves lot OF fndia mating; also
also, lot of household
n B,-The carpets viii be sid first the catalogue.
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UCTIoN NOTICE HENRY II. HERTS, JR., AUCTION
n win sell auction Monday 18th October 1917
O'Clock, at the sales room, No ~ Pine street sheras sale
OF large merchant tailor consisting OF French cassmeres
Belgian docskn henver castor and hroadcloths Bottle do
,anes eros de Rhine sans vesngs gloves handkerchief
aud large quantity Of ready made clothing.
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UcTioN NoTIoE--Tnos. BELL, .AOcTIONEER-BY
IA Bell Bush-Ths dav, at 1917 O'Clock will Sc In
rooms ~ North William street all the elegant house
furniture of family already advertised; also table and
linen blankets 10 iron heseads, carpets gentemens
Furnishing goods &C At II o'clock will sell ID valuable
watches gold chains, rings, pins. linens, owengs the fine
paintings also "a mahogany chairs sofas, bureaus
clocks splendid barre Monday sale OF valuable
nf dagger Nuti layO Of sale
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SALES AT AUCTION.

7 MoRIARTY.-I WILL SELL THIS DAY, Ar Il
81 O'Clock, Al l13 Chatham square the furniture from
Twenty third street good assortment OF carpes
sofas, feather beds mirrors. tables chairs extension
liable book desk also from T~eaty seventh
a good assor Iment Of furniture, &c.
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UoTIoN SALE OF SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD AND MA
"A hogany NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PARKS will sell this day,
0Saturay at l81 O'clock nj their salesrooms No 3 Broad
Gothic HaD large assortment OF rich and elegant
wood and mahogany paror suits covered in satin
hairco mahogany and oak extension tables marble top
tables dressing bureaus xc being the stock OF exten
sve manufacturers aso gilt fra mirrors oil painting hair
mattresses clocks &c well worthy the attention OF dealers
housekeepers Sale perenptpry; terms cash.
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WATCHES. JEwELRY. OLA.


IL mnuds and silver
Ihe undersigned last eighteen years well known
dealer and importer for sale all goods In his line
prices for the quality than any other house in Nov
York Philadelphia any other city, and viii send by mai
.-p' WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.,
To ali parts the United States free OF charge All good
warranted represented Orders by mail, paid, tsi
vattan audi In
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TUrTIE. AUCTION ., BRoAD

c. FUTILE AUCTION EER-OFFICE 81 BROAD
~ wayCabinemaker's stock at auction on Tuesday.
q Tuite wiseii at auction on fuesdny At 01 O'Clock at
the warehouse OF A. bridgman Esq., 1893 Eighth all
the balance OF his stock o furniture most OF which
class and includes mahogany SOFAS
ecreares and bookcases arm and side chairs Gothic bed
steads dressing bureaus and washsands and
sion tables, together ath assortment Of clocks looking
glasses &C. the whole ~hica will be sold without reserva
ion for cash. Catalogues on the morning OF sale.
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UCrIoy NoTrcE-By WIN W. snfRLEY-REfAIL
"A STOCK Of croekery glass and china Monday, Nc, ~
10 O'Clock At No avenue y, Union Market w e s,cA
fixtures aud good viii OF old stand SAFE posf, Ia lo's
purchasers,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-13

DETER PARKS, AUCTIONEER.-ELEGANT HOUSE
/ hold MISUNDERSTANDING PARKS will sell on Mon
day 18th l0 O'Clock ut 143 West Twenty third stree, be
tween Seventh ana Eighth avenues the furniture ofa
family removing South foilowsR Rosewood paror suits IN
brocaie large splendid oval mirrors rosewood
and waidrobe Brussels carpets one ne rosewood
panofore also other carpets 10 Cha MIXERS and
upper rooms and ali the usual variety chamber furniture
superior quality order Also the csn'enssand hx
lures OF private gymnasium butt expressly for the owners
family The whole forming mo- attractive sale To com
mence with the kitchen Catalogues the morning
OF sale SAVAGE 4 PARKS. General Auct oneers,
$500 3li broadway Gothic Hall
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BOARD IN BROOKLYN.--A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE,
- two single gentlemen can be accommodated with full
partial loard and comfortable rooms In small private
family at 50 Sands only few minutes walk from Fulton
ferry
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
SALES AZ AUCTION.

AT IS NASSAU STREET, THIS MORNING, SATURDAY
IA al iois O'clock Day Russell Co VII sell suhet9s so
lection OF household furniture. comprising psrior ~
dining furniture; also, oil paintings, mirrors &C. s
her wi articles of hand furniture iooI aeAsi Va
the premises. JOHN III. RtScEti, auNNoAeSl.
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n LRE II
"A and paper hangincs-trlde saie-on Luesdsy oce 81
the rs regular trade sale consisting Of blank
ioos ais,ionerv paper boOkbndersi materials
hang,ng Mil pla dove The catalogue viii embrace
~ attractive 20 DOM o. iorsiyn and dome,
ihro.hou United states md TO be sold wlou
Terms months red all purchases less sloo
cash Catalogues ready Tor distribution and be
ained az The office No Aod street or al The sale
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BOARD IN BRoOKLYN.-A WIDOW LADY, HAVING
ID house, pleasantly located with the modern improve.
meDts would like dispose of suite Of the second
third Goor furnished unfurnshed family with board
references exchanged Apply at 49 Lawrence street. four
doors from Fulton avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-13

OFFICE or GREEN BAY MILWAUKEE, AND CHICAGO
~ Railroad Company, o. Wall street. New York, Oct 8.
SHCoupons for the semi annual interest the LIST Mort
gage cent Bonds Of this company due Oct, TO- will be
paid presentation and after that date, AZ the OceaA
Bank, In The city Of New York.
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TENANTS, REGISTER.

A FAMILY GOING SOUTH FOR THE WINTER. WILL
IA rent until the FIRST OF May 70 private family only.
% sss e o oouss nsSl Ana Ps oes
need
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~ road Company, - William street New York. Sep. ~
dividend Of four per the capitol
stock Of this company has been declared Of the profits Of the
last six month"; payable at the ONCE Of the company,
after the 2h October The transfer books will be closed from
the 10th the 18th October BY order Of the Board Dreo
tors, y. b. LITCHF1ELD Treasurer.
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ID c. BULKLEY. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE OF
% lots on Water Spring and Shepard streets Elizabeth
town. N. j. TO close concern, Thursday Oct 49, at 10
O'Clock precisely For aud free tickets apply to the
toneer, 40 Wall ST. basement Of the Insurance buildings
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ITO LET-THE VERY ESIRABLE COTTAGE HOUSE IN
Cumberland street. next To the Of Green avenue,
fry yards from Fulton Avenue Railroad Rent $l75 May
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ToPROvIsIoN DEALERS TO LEASE, THE NEW BRICK
building sos Washington street ustcomplesed up
In the best with and smoke house, with
every convenience for packing provision
aso West street, Of 10 S. BxNTA IS Amos street w.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-13

BOARD IN WEST FOURTEENTH STREET, OPPOSITE
ID Annuncation church, Sixth avenue.-Two gentle
their wives can be accommodated with pleasant
and board by applying Immediately at 05 West -Four
teenh street. The location Is delightful and the family small
References required.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-04
OBITUARY

Died at the residence of Marshall l.. Harris,
Esq, in the city of Lynchburg on Saturday the
25th Aug. 1855, Mrs. Julia Berkeley, in the 73rd
year of her age.
Mrs. Berkeley the widow of the late Dr.
Robert Berkeley of Fredericksburg, Va, and
daughter of Robert Carter of " Nomni Hal''
Westmoreland, who was a member of the Coun-
Gil when Virginia was colony. She was a la
dy whose career through life was marked by
many deeds of usefulness and adorned by the most
striking virtues. For upwards of thirty years II
member Of the Episcopal Church, her walk was
worthy of her high profession. Blending with
the most attractive social virtues the spirit of
that religion which had so long sustained and
consoled her, she admired and loved while
living and she has departed leaving Il host of
friends to mourn their loss, and TO cherish her
memory. Her faith in the Redeemer, sprnging
from the sweet fountain--the teachings of the
inspired word, and illustrated by works of piety
and benevolenco, was ever the guiding star of
her pilgrimage through life. Cheered in the part
ing hour by the bright hopes Of happiness be-
You'd the grave, she passed away calmly and qui-
city, leaving the light OF an excellent example for
her kindred and friends Her friends in their be-
reaycment have much to comfort them, in the re-
collection that she lived the life of Christian,
and died in the triumphs of the christian faith.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-04
III. d EarreIl's Arabian Ai1iiineni
TRIUMPHANT VER DISEASE.

Iii, II fct established and well known that lie Ara
hians ntlnIaod height in lac knowledge a medicine
Which cnusod the hole world IT, wonder and a,imre.
Wth them tho science ct chemistry bud It's brih md
il a. therefore, not Hll sunnec tha people emi-
nenty .ueeessul ia the healing art and erseyerng
aud daring in charncer should, 10y actual and unfifus
experiment discover remedies far surprising in efficacy
NIL others Tor the u those Diseases incident 10
them from their mode of lie The greater pait of tn r
tim being sp4n in hazar 1ous and blpady waffre with
their tribes they subject to the mastSllent attacks
Of rheumatism. paralysis, neuralgia pins and various
nnannaipry diseases. also tn most horrid wounds,
sprn bruiscs tumors, swellgs disease If the JOINTS,
etc, etc. All these diseases they surpri,i. 81
efficient il curing tt the unnitiatrd looked with
der Hnd attributed their skill ~ the powers of mHgc
r. Il. FARREIL'S ARABIAN ilNiAENf Is II con.
position Of trlsans and oils from plants peculiar
to this country, and il was hy the OF the arrle,
composing this great emedy that only their physi
clans but even the wild Arab, of the desert ena-
bed to torn such miraculous The Arab sfecd
is world owned for his beautiful symmetry ot fo
his unsurpassed speed agility, and the incredible
fatigue he j. capable of enduring. Whyis? because
ed and npon the first appearance st dscase the mag
10 ion il applicd, aud such things confirmed swernv
poll evil hstula, ugboue scratches SPAWN. lameness
cte., eit. known. The result will follow IN
all eases when II G farra's Genuine Arabian Liumrui
is used IA time. Therefore delay in procuring
good supply Of il, for every dollar spent in Will
y1a twenty, una great deal Of SUITE ing, if not YOU
hfe.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-04

courts covers twenty-eieht acres Of ground.
The military. hospital is capable Of aooommode
ting comfortably twenty five hundred patients.
and everything in il and about IL, is kept with the
greatest cleanliness and neatness. Al ST. Peters
burg he met the military commission sent out hY
our Government to visit the defenscs of Russia.
aud saws that after Inspecting the Notifications Of
crt n-ladt they pronounced that rity impregna
hle. They had not however, obtained permis.
sion to visit Sehastopol.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-04
HOTEL ARRIVALS September lst
WASHINGTON HUuSE-W. w. LEFTWICH, PROp'R.

L Echols, Rockbridge; II T Williams, Va & T
Il; James I Fash, city; II Williams, Amherst;
" Homer, Jebu Williams; jr, city; Geo I
loile, George Iulle, Campbell; J f Colhoun,
city; Henry Loving, Amherst Wm G Miller,
Campbell; j NJ Paul Va b L Robertson and
lady, Franklin; j c Norman, Mrs Dickinson,
Pitts; john 4 Winter, Henry; Jos Il Anderson,
Bristol Tenn; Crockett 4 Saunders. Franklin;
j Hill, Tenn; c b Raine, Petersburg; Captain
White, RR; Mercer Waller, Williamsburg;
David Kyle, Amherst; VIM S Minor, Thomas S
Walton Roanoke; Edwards, Pitts; l. Dillard
Campbell.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-04
nenrer I.nnd Lnko Michirnr. is snid TO con.

Denver Island Lake Michigan, is said TO con
tain 500 M,rmous, mostly females. Six years
ago there were but thirty. The women wear the
bloomer costume, and many Of them said TO
be well educated. A large number are from the
factory districts of England. Some come with
much money. They absconded wive sdaugh
tiers. &c. Srang, the chief of the tribe is desert
bed rs an educated Philadelphia lawyer whose
lawful wife resides in Wisconsin. lie publishes
a newspaper, and is postmaster, member OF the
Michigan Legislature, and an important man
among the Cass Democracy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-04

CALIFORNIA lTEMs.-We are informed says
the Stockton Argus, by our farming friends, that
in this, as well as in Tuolumne, Cauvaras and
Marirosa counties. the grain crops fail ono half
compared with the amount raised last year. In
other parts of the State harvest has commenced
and the yiedi is large.
Mrs. Woodward, the actress has commenced
a suit against her husband for divorce ON the
ground of adultery on his part.
Mr.. David d Steele. son of the Hon Stewart
Steele, of Pittsbu,g, Pa, accdently shot himself
with pistol, at the Mission of San Gabriel. lie il
thought to be mortay wounded.
Ice has become quite scarce in San Francisc o
by the non arrival the expected Stka ice vessel.
It's now worth 50 cents per pound brought from
the Sierra Nevada mountains.
An aifray lately occurred near Sonora, between
man named Kerrck and Judge Worthin which
the former was killed.
Great preparations made tor the State Ar-
ricuitural Fair, to be held in Sacramento on tie
10th 18th 18th of September next.
"A number of the principal merchants of San
Francisco had resolved 10 give grand hall TO
the officers of the French aud English ships of
war in port. 1t was understood that the affair
would come of at the Metropolitan theatre.
grand fancy ball was to take place on board
the Monarch line of battle ship, in honor of the
entrance of Admiral Bruce on board his flagship.
Most of the English French, and American naval
officers were to be invited.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-04

The Emperor of Austria seems, for the first
time since his accession TO the throne, eager 10
-nrretiate himself with the Poles. On his jour
ney of inspection in Galieia, he had the Prince
L,ubomirski and<Count Adam Potoki-both n
them compromised, and even imprisoned III 1919
invited to his table. This is 10 be taken
counter demonstration Ia Louis Napoleon and
Lord Palmerston's delusve attempts 10 make use
of the Polish exiIes. Still Lord palmerston and
Lord John Russell have both made clean breast
of it.openly declaring in Paramen, that they can
hold out no promises whatever TO Poland.