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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-03
NEW YORK BEFORE ELECTION DAY.
POLITICAL AKETfS0s, pRocErefoSs. AsD SCENE
THHnr4unIT ruY CITY.

The democracy ~ tbs Eleventh and sesnsh wafas
assembled Ia immense force issf night In TonFknt
square 10 ra'ify the nominations recently made for that
district The hour Appinssd sor The orsanSsin q N.
meeting vss half rss' ssvea bus long i~,ofs tha' time
the place selected ga. crowded by the un'srriAeL
pisi'osm vas erected bu. owing either - 'hs sresi
weight upon fault in ". eonstrneiion II bfoss
down, osrryng 9th n In s fall hanired persons
1bsre trsr~ndou. srcsemsns fsr ,sns sat ss'nS
hsk.a seEn Psrs0ns vsgs ssrqrsa 70 AaTs psfa Dfns.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-03

Ctsry purcsros.-oa SUNDAY n~xs, the ss~ Ger
nan g.ihodis; Episoofai chsrrh Of Lorm~ ssi
stg streets tsss district ell bs dedicated 70 ,he
llp sfCoA The teslsssory -in b< yseaei~d Ia
fh.stspoop, ~ bshop Jsss~ svmen. win BE- rfss>sss
IN ths sNsssooa and svssinx by bs. Dursin ssa k~y
" J. lor .
rol lrsraL--Ths psyahleaa cas ~ the Thrts~sh
.srs ~ Bcoklys Fsss slv.ssn have aScp'sf re~ou'
doa s,sying shs tsetss hsst~s 9Th W. Nsh |f ~
p~fvter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-03

The election In Wisconsin win be for State officers and
members Of the Legislature In this State The Know So
things proper have not organised and the wings are d.
funct The battle will Therefore be between the demo
Gratis and republicans which latter IL fusion Of whig.
Know No,hngs free soilets and atolitlonists The fol
loving are the names Of the canddatcss-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-03

A,srxsl, Somssroxs-is hs ri,s, Assembly sis,sses
q.n~ci n Haseor 10 ths Asnoerse sAn1sAas~ ~ fssu
i~t a AsssDhiy ne sos,en,los ~hieh sssnias,ea
plr ret on ThsrsSsy sight ami hstf until too osloe.
y.sssssay ssornins ~ shish frss e,oe~ ses'sd
s .rafys ssDss fforn th< sisip - Ifot<&sn fov The
nesnlnssGn In the s~Sonf disriss John H. f- Il ~.
essds< a The tssscrsts. In The Thifd dssss<s f~osxs
D. xs;t rsslee1 a fasinsson 81 sbS f~tosvs,le Coz
reritu. u y 800 ., bcvsvef, shss shs vhxs saf
Know Notbinsa 90 ,si~S ths oesr.nsion sss ss~es~s
his nasssAson, sn< the tsso~,s have dss~rnis~i -
snsis sasshss Deninssbn- Ths vhss LAYS at 80
sgsS. Asu pqnlnssga-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-03
CITY POLITICS.
TIE HARD SHELL AND WuIG C0MMITTEEa.

These bodies met last night, but did nothing more
than make Preparations for the coming election The
candidates have not contributed quite much they
should have done in the opinion Of the politicians.
GERMAN RATIFICATION MEETING.
very large number of German citizens assembled
yesterday evening in Mechancs' Hall 100 Hester street
TO ratify the nominations made by er Central C,nven
tion.
Tie meeting organized by the nomination OF Mr.
shircr President and Of twenty-five Vice Presidents
and Secietafies.
MIR srbiRAtR advocated union amongst the German
democrats and ad they should vote against The section
alists, the Know Nothings and the temperance
Resou,itns cndoring the nominations ~ the following
gentlemen were then read and approved With grea ap
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-03

Dem.
~.4 a
wEEEAsxA TERRITORY.

An election viii be held Nebraska the 9th, tot a
delegate TO Congress- an auditor, treasurer librarian sns
tssrysix members Of the Territorial legislature Capt
Ckttg., J. l. Gibbs, n p. Bennss, and Henry smith
s.e a ldidatss Tor Congress.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-03
LUertu POrfu
NEW JERSEY.

The election win take place in New Jersey the 6t
and will only be for the choice Of county officers and
members Of the legislature.
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THE JUDICIAL TICKETS.
IMrouTAST TO ELECTORS.

Off1sA q IOrAhh TO TN dprFDRAIios, :
November /, 1856.
The constitution II ilis State provides that 10 III
ooe Of Judge OF the Supreme cour, became vacant De
fore the expiration Of the term TO which he elected
ueyachncy shall be supplied a, the neat general cleo
tim of Judges when IL shah BE- he by election FOR the
residue u the uneIpred term. Il also proyiie, that the
Jueges sha se elected at suc times be prescribed
by law. The law piescribes that II any vacancy shall
exist proper 10 be supplied II the neral election the
Secretary of state rhn notify the iaei between the 1T
q July and the 18th Of October.
The political convtniious In this city having deter.
nil ed To she nominations for election 10 supply the
yochncy occasioned by the death of the late Mr. Justice
Noffis tie 2sfb Gay ~ October last " Il recommend
90 hat Tie form of the bsllJ, be as followss--
For JusTfTs or SUPREME Fnsu JcDcfsL
Da1ntT.
A. .......................Fu Fuli term.
e. b........,... ................T To IN vacancy.
aI la any other torn which shall contain designation
Of be term. II the ballots, nov printed be used m.
tsinng but and not dedgna'ing the for
which the ballot Il intended II would De void in IA
should To decided that the vseancy could legally be ei
at this te-tpn. ROBERT J. DILLON,
Counsel g. the Corporation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-03

Fellow VIII be found the Of the candidates for ths
different Offices in each State properly cassed under the
various party names:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-03

State Offices, as toiiows:-
Dem. Wig.
Governor.. II. Beach. samuel II. Valley.
Lieut.. Governor. Caleb Stetson. Moses Davenport.
seeieiary Of Stated. r.. Field. Wendell I. Da vis
Iressufer........S. Buttrick. John sargent.
Audi r......... oliver Stevens. Joseph Mitchell.
Attorney General y. ). Lord. X. A. Chapman.
r. ". Republican.
Governor. Henry J. Gardner. julius Rock we'll.
Lieut.. Governor II. W. Benchlcy. simon Rrown.
secretary of Stale. Francis Dewitt. Geo. r. Williams
1reasurer. >. II. b. FcrDald. Thos. J. Marsh
Auciior ...........J f. Dawley. Steph'n H. Clifford.
Attorney General. Albert II. Nelson. y. X. Hoar.
The anti.Iquor law nominated ticket under the
organization Of the liberal Union party, but their cand
dates all declined running with the exception Of Eas
y. Teach, who headed the ticket for Governor and
Who is the nominee Of the democrats There is also
vacancy IN the Tenth Congressional district to be filed
Mr. Henry Morris, the member elect having resigned
Ihe Know soibings have nominated G. G. Chaiee TO Gil
the vacancy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-03
,rTrn. STING POLITICAL NTELssoEyCE,
THE NOV, MBER ELECTIONS.

Seven States viii hold thu annual elections during the
present month, in the following ORDER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-03
MASSACHUSETTS.

In this State there four tickets in the field for the
Slate ufices as tniinxn.--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-03

Hon. D. b. Nsbers Is running as Know Nothlng demo
crat in the nrst district.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-03

MTftIhEIFFI
state ofcers and Eve members Of Congress are 10 be
elected in Mississippi. The democrats and Know No
things the only two political organizations at present
ia the STATE, and they have nominated respectively the
following candidates -
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LOUISIANA.

There three tickets for State officers in Louisisna
the democratic the Know Nothing and the anti Catholic
Know Nothing. Ths folio wing the candidates pot
forvard-
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pROHTBfriOyTsT LOGTc.

TIE following s paragraph ron ne Albany
Annual 10 The nil states FOR supper INK The Christian
ministry ~ 0o 60; lawyers s5 90 900 for intoxicating
drinks In the of New York, si less, O0.0D,OO
Who win compute what paid for nsoucs'ng drinks In he
United staca
We suppose the inference from this statement thai The
anor would saving of so oJ ol
IN the saie o. New York and Of incauable amount 10
The United States Charming logci On the principle,
The mense pad for clothes would be saved We should
the coon and wool trade and the amoun invested IN
80 u every other production; and thus In Tie coun
try might set rich 10 shors tine by only saving the mone
spent Tor clothes and vruas and drink and nms
amount OF labor now useIessy employed In industrial pursuls
Dfs arc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-03
A wnpD TO VOTERS.

There persons belonging various parties who rrpr
that forth by the Fusion Convention ~ syrseus
wk1rh usey regard having boldly declared that Apnsh
nh longer be rccogny In csnfederscy There are
good outde Of the consiuiional rights parry who
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-03
MARYLAND.

Tie state officers TO be elected Comptroller aud
Lottery G. muissior er. six members Of Congress
also be chosen. There only two organizations In
the feld-the democrats and Know Nothings--and the
following are the candidates on each ticket
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-03

LIQUOR DEaLtkS, ATTENTION.
The various liquor Dealers Ward request
sd 10 IN their respective day, O'Clock
M ana Monday, at ~ O'Clock both evenings
the disc elton OF their respective for the purpose
making arrangements for -, elec ion Prompt and full Mt
tendanc. i particularly required
JOHN a HAYWARD President.
~ N. dN NCt Vice President
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Tie Committee Of the Liquor Dealers Society for approprat
ing funds 10 aid in the VIII be session from
2 r. ON Saturday ay) and Monday, and from TO IL
on TUESDAY next, the day OF do eeclIon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-16

N X II. LEEDS 4 co. AUCrIONEERS-BY II. n.
II Leeds b Co, Thursday Is, Friday Is and satu'y IL,
atlok O'Clock each day; .peremptory and immense sale
Of jewelry ct the store Of L. 4 J. Jacobs, No. 407 Broad
being maize In the building. Consisting Of bye papier
maehe, plated and gilt, fancy goods Of all descriptions,
elegant patterns o. baskets, cake tai avs, tea sets, walters,
spoons, ladels, castors, &c. also, a splendid assortment
rings, pins, rings and crosses; ruby, pearl, emerald,
opal and fire gold sets; bracelets, chains, lockets, &c.
watches, an elegant assortment Of gold hunting and
open face, made by Rosten, Tobias, Cooper, johnson,
Briting, and other celebrated makers, all Of which will
be warranted ~ described per catalogue, and having
been selected and imported by them for hrst class city
trade. Private purchasers viii find this an opportunity
seldom met with to supply themselves at auction
prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-16

EoR iIvERPOOL-uNITED erAIB MAIL STEAM
Il ahip ATLANTIC, Capt. Jas. West, commander. This
steamship win depart With the United States mails for
Europe, positively on Wednesday, Feb. n, at ~ O'Clock
NJ, nom her berth, at the foot Of Canal strost. For
freight or passage, having aneqaalied accommodation
for elegance and COMFORT, sppiy 20
EDWARD X. coIInSS 80 Wall street.
Passengers are requested to be on board NJ II u O'Clock
Am. The steamship Baltic win succeed the Atlantic,
and sail March It'll. Shippers please take notice that
band Of war.
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MIN Lvm, ysox PARIs, rEspgRs max
~ ".rs" - ne lstIss sad f~sst~ns@s, q pArs-
10y ~ t~ts asa s~tspo~. shs eXa " aosswit~1
.ssala s@fsss, tuslDsss, sgntasi fst.Hp.., AL
- shtss 49, ~ NE k1y 20 ssaus@ss thy vrs
L $50 - asms ~ her vAsitsrs hs4aDs A1wfm
sesysfsss u KsFfsh, Tsnsh a. C.r~ss. R.ssSspcs
- fs-sy sea- rrrs ,ir.sf.
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A GENTLEMAN, or MIDDLE HEIGHT, FULL FACE,
nesday night, without being heard Of since. lie bal on
q black hat, black overcast, with velvet collar, darn
gray pants and thick stout boots. There 10 every ra-
son TO believe that some accident has occurred 10 him.
Every information win be thankfully received AZ A. Bar.
more a Co. "a Ice once, foot Of Hubert street.
INFORMATION WANTED or MRS. BELLwARD ASD
i her two children, who left Liverpool, England, on the
steamer America, which arrived It Boston on the 25th
December, 1864, by her husband, John Bellwxr5, who Is,
for the present, residing nj r.. Louis, Misso1d. lie has
been unable 10 trace her any further than Boston, AMI
being ANXIOUS for the safety Of herself and children, and
icing In poor health himself, desires any peyson vhocAn
Afford him any Information respecting them, 10 address
him 1t 81. Louis, and on return Of post he vill remit
suitable compensation.
II M. W. b. CUTTING, or BROTHER, WILL pT.
II rect . note 10 c, n6cential, Herald once, giving the
address, u VII much obiige h0rHkk kSG.
NoTCE.-THE LADY WHO WAS IN ONE or rae
or and Carmine streets, on the 2sth day OF August, 1852,
when . gig was upset and a gentleman injured, l. re
Quested 20 leave her address with DR.. Gris void, at No
AZ Hudson street.
EERs0HAL. -THE REIATTvEs on GEORGE y. ALLYN,
il recently mats Of . chip out Of this port, and sup
posed TO BE- from Pennsyivlsh. can bear something 70
hsir sdvasAxe, b. sppyiag 20
JANE ". fHnIHs, o. South street
DLRsosAL-THE LADY WHO CALLED AT Isl FUL
ton street, ~prootlyn, on Tuesday morning, sitired
in . black silk velvet dress, salmon colored, moss velvs.
bonnet, and who bought one pair "Bs Corses Universal, z
one pair railroad corset, four yards blond lace, IL re-
Qutstsd to call and obtain the silver trnAnentsd port
mo1aie abe left on he counter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-16

OUT AT LAsr.-THE TWELFTH EDITION OF "rHE
Wealth and bog raphy OF the Wealthy Citizens Of
the City Of New York; II nov fer sale Al tns sun Office,
corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets; price ~ cents. II
10 . handsome book OF ~ pages, containing tbs names
Of more han goo persons estinatsd % Is worth 500.
eco or upwards, and also Interesting biographical
sketches, In which the origin and mode 4 accumula,lns
sone 500 Of these large fortunes IL t.aced.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-16

"ENRY II. LEEDS, A~uCrT0yEER by II.
III Leeds 4 Co. tuesday, Feb. 2o:h, AMI Wednesday,
2lst At7h o'closh, each evening, at our galleries, No.
64s Broadway, formerly occupied BY the Dusseldorf col
lection. magnificent sale Of very valuable oil paintings,
just received from Europe, and not before seen Ia this
country. Among the artists win be founi the names Of
vaaderbreck, Bocchi, Poussin, s. Rora, Zuccharelli. Morg.
hens, hignot, Carracci, Sim 9nisi, School, vernst, An
drea, Del 5arto, Corregio, Carlo Dolci, Sasso Ferato, Sc
vsral Of the f1orent ne school, Carravagio, Guido, REM,
Permogiano, =. verynese, Gheraldi and other very valuable
pain ings. Aso . large invoice Of very fine paintings on
copper and glass, just received from Paris, together with
about 100 modern oil paintings Of high order. This sale
10 well worthy the attention Of amateurs and others, a.
IL 10 seldom we have 80 hne . collection 10 ofcr. Can be
seen for two days before the sale, a. above.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A NEW BOOK BY WASHINGTON lRvING.-OS
~ Friday, Feb. l6, @. 2. PUTNAM h 10 will puo-
lish the second edition ooh thousand) OF
wOIfERr'S RoOST, N OTHER PAPERS,
BY WASHINGTON IRyISC
In one volume, l2mo with t~o Illustrations by Darby.
Prize 81 rs.
CONTENTS.
Wolfert,s Roost. The Great Misslss ippi Bub.
The Birds Of Spring. BILE.
The Creole Village. Guests from Gibbet Island.
Mountjoy. A Contented Man.
The Bermudas-A sbak. Brock, The Dutch Para
spearean Research. disc.
The widos's Ordeal-A Ju- Early Experiences Of Ralph
dicial Trial by Combat. RiDgwood.
The Knight Of Malta. The seminoles.
Tbs Grand Prior Of porca. Origin Of the White, Red
A Time Of UneIampled and Hack Men.
Property. The Conspiracy OF Nea-
Weather Breeders ofTrsnc. mathla, &c &C.
Sketches 10 Paris In 1875.
A new volume by wash ngton Irving 10 entitled 10 be
considered an event In the publishing world. In this
volume viii be found all tina, graceful charm OF style,
rich, Jet quiet humor, AID fresh var'. ~ o. topics which
distinguished mis- early works.
O.. p. PUTNAM a co, Mes York, and for sale BY al
hook
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TT NRY II. LEEDs, AUCrIoNEEP-BY IL II. LEEDS
4 CO-Frday, Feb. 16.-Household furniture, In
Eighty. sixth street, between Third and Fourth avenues,
near the Methodist Church, Yorkville, 81 IL O'Clock, con.
sisting Of Brussels carpets, mahogany parior suite, COW
cred in plush and haircloth; sofas, chairs, tete-a testes,
boob case, card tables, centre tables, ami other parior
,uIn,.ure' Aso. oieg.ns, : y see, amp, . cnsars
carpets, spamelsd cane seat chairs, mahogany bedsteads.
dressing burelus, vashstands, chairs, beds, mat.resses,
and other bedroom f~urniturs. Sale 20 commence with
kitehen furniture. The Second, Third and Fourth ave
rue ears leave every four minutes and stop near the
house.
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~ g. HORION, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO. 10
W. sixth avenue, viii sell on Saturday, at 10H
O'Clock, 1t No, 8 'armine street. the furniture OF three
or four rooms Of q gentleman going 70 California.
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TOHN W.. sOMERINDYKE. AJCrIONEFR -CnNsrA.

ToHN W. sO%MERINDYKE, AUcrIoNEER -CONsrA-
81 ble's sale Of sho wcase, mirrors, millinery goods, &c,
interesting TO the ladies. This day, at IL waverly place,
at 10 O'Clock, win be sold by virtue Of an execution, one
magnificent showcase, with mirror front, deliberately
carved, cost in Paris $500; also, one centre table TO
500, six mirrors, splendid chandelier, damasE and lace
window curtains, carpets; also, the stock, consisting Of
ladies' high cost French hats, of silk, satin and lace;
ten boxes French flowers, boxes OF ribbons, ~perfumery
bags, carved and gilt pier table, sofas, desk, ~. On the
seconu nO0r.
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BALES AT AUCTION.

TOHN FlsHBLArr, AUcrIoNEER-BDes LEAVE TO
81 inform his friends and the public that he In pre-
pared, a. usual, to give his personal attention 70 furni-
ture sales, 1t auction, at the residence OF families, or
at his salesrooms, II Barclay street; also, stocks, real
estate, foreign and domestic goods, &c.
JOHN FlSHBLArr, Auctionesr, n Barclay street.
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DulIARD TABIEa-osE sEoosD H1gDRo.gwoop
I'D slais ted tAt~ fer sAk, suitable Tor private of pa.
nc Use. css ~ s~ss 81 orr fsetou, 20 Aru street
GhhyTH A rErF NJ
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John w. sOMEHnNDYkE, AUCrI0NEER. MORT
gage sale Of splendid household forfeiture, mirrors.
Chandeliers, &c.- On Tuesday, FEB. 20, at 10 o'clock, at
No sos Houston street, by virtue Of q chattel mortgage,
all the furniture, consisting OF suits Of rosewood pirIor
furniture in brocatene, marble top centre and side Ia
bies, velvet tapestry carpets, splendid Chandeliers,
splendid full length mirrors, damask and lace curtains,
cornices, &c. Also, rosewood furniture in the bedrooms
with marble tops, Brussels carpets, the best hair mat
tresses and feather beds, silk and satin covert ts, and
every thing OF the richest description. Also, the crocke-
~ and glass, mantel ornaments, SILVER ware, linen, &C.,
nc. JOHN W. S0MERiNDYKE,
ATTORNEY for MortQapees.
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NEw YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LIVE,

NEW YORK N CALIFORNIA
IN via Nicaragua. The Accessory Transit Company
Of Nicaragua, Proprietors. 700 miles shorter than any
ether route. The splendid double engine stea nsbip
NORTHERN LIGHT, 1900 tons buTthen, Capt. Tnks.
Iaugh, win leave from pier No. North river, At 3
O'Clock J.. NJ, for Punta Arenas, on tuesday, February
II, connecting with the Uncle sam, 1000 tons burthen,
over the Nicaragua Transit route, having but tvelvo
miles OF land transportation BY nrst class Carriages.
Several Few and szift iron stss mboAt- have lately been
Int on the river and LAKE, which rhoTtenH the tune on
The transit from ocean 70 ocean. Thee steamers are
Unsurpassed in their ventilation and accommodations.
Ior Information or passage, apply only 70
cHA5. MORGAN, Agent, No. ; Bowling Green.
Letter bagr made up ~ The once. Letters IS cent? pr
half ounce.
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EDW,Dk. COLLINS, No. SO Wan street, New York.
bkOWN, SMILEY Il co, Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD CO., II Austin Friars, London.
b. @. WAINWRIGHT 4 90, Paris.
GEORGE II. DRAPER, Havre.
The owners OF these ships viii not be accountable fs
gold, silver, bullion, specie, jewelry, precious stones %
metals, unless bills OF Lading are signed therefor, and
ke value thereof therein expressed.
Shippers please taie notice, that the sbips Of this lins
cannot carry any goods eontrabapd OF war.
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nECORATIvE FRISCO PAINTER or TnE GERyA
~ and Italian s:hool-Is ready 20 decorate q The
most approved manner, and IN all styles. Address, Al
zoe Spring street, sev Yort, GEORGE FITCH
NLD ESGRAyIH6s BOUGHT, AIso OLD BOOK,
and the highest price paid fer them in apy quart.
". Small and large spsrsvnrs, Old books, hc., Always
On hand and for sale ~ the Old Curiosity shop, NO Ib5
Broadway. ALSO kcrsaBs ssposs Of Fresns'ony, fe~
coyss.
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UsTRAIIA.-P1ONEER LINE-CARRYING THE
"A United States msil-1ke rev and elegant clipper
mp GEORGES, ] 200 tons, for sydney and Melbourne,
row leading al pier No. !, East river, will positively sa1
on the lst Of March. This ship Oilers a rare opportunity
for mechanics, laborerf, and domsytIe servants, desiring
10 emigrhte TO sydney, where immediate employ ment u
obtained At enorH ously high rates o. wages. Only $40
reqoirsd 10 be paid here, and ESQ after ARRIVAL, 10 be paid
on, q earnings. Tie Georges vii be followed by the cele-
bated clipper shipsocean Sized and Nightingale The for.
ner 20 sail about March 10, and the latter AyTii15. Both
ttsss yesssls, on their second voyages. having made Tho
shortest passages on record; tas Ocean stetd ia eighty
n ne days, and The Nightingale in seyeD.y.iye days. FOR
freight or passage apply on board, or % X. W. CANE
RON, 1l6 Wall street.
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A UCTION NOTICE.. BOGART, ~AUCTIOEEEa.-BY
"A 8. Bosart-Tuesday, February 20, at hall. past ten
O'clock, at the auction rooms, corner Of Frankfort and
William streets-household furniture, consisting OF all
kinds Of housekeeping articles; also dry goods, clo-
thing, &c.
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VA LILLIAN Writer'S, AuCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON
wv saturday, ut 10k o'c' ock, a. 1877 Canal street,

w day, at 10k O'Clock, At 63 Broadway, the furni.
ture and fixtures Of the saloon known ~ the Arcade,
which has been recently fitted mp; splendid mirrors,
paintipgs, &c. Everything requisite for a 6rst class Sc
loon. Also the stock OF wines, liquors, and seSarr. The
sale IL made TO satisfy . mortgage.
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A UCTION NOTICE.. BOGART, AUCTIONERR.-BY
"A 8. Bogart-Mopday, at half past ten O'Clock, At No.
lac East Twenty. sixth street-household furniture, con-
sisting Of superior parlor, bedroom and kitchen furniture,
nearly new. Particulars tomorrow.
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m0rF10O,
On Wednesday, February IA, by the Rev. Or. Adams,
NJ. JAMES G. Chalmers to Miss ISABEL 8. AuENDER, all OF
this city.
On Thursday, February Is, in the Church Of st. An
drew, BY the Rev. Mr.. Curran, JOHN MccoLaAs to Cattle
RIVE I. BuRHe.
. On Sunday evening, February II, by the Rev. Or. vii
can, AFDREw UPDKE, Of Philadelphia, to Miss JENNA
JAFF AsToN, Of New York.
At E1izabsthtown, N. j., ON Thursday, February 10,
BY Rev. Prof. +. Caro-, g. CARO-, n. D., OF Sicily, to Miss