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INTENSIVE AND PEREMPToRY SALE OF
~ DRY Go"ds-On MONDAY next, the 5tb OF
eooary, at 10 O'Clock a. M, TO be continued
from Gay TO day until closed out,) shaIl SELL with
out reserve, at the store Of NJ. l.. Williams No. 100
Bridge street. his entire stock Of fresh Dry Goods
consisting Of
Super and fine Cloths, all colors
Super Merno and Silk Nesting.
Cssslmeres, Cassin' to, Tweeds, DriIliRgs
super w hate and colored Flannels
Heavy WOollen Goods for servants
Dress Goods in Silks Merinos, De Lines. Aipacas,
PoPlms, Ginghams, Prints, sc.
Plaid and striped CotiOns Tickinps
Checks, Brown and Bieached Cottons
Osnaburgs, Buriaps, suprr Irish Linens
Diapers, Napkins, Blankets and aaises
super Linen, Silk and Cotton Hdkts, Carpeting
SILK, Woollen and Cotton Hosiery
Gloves and Suspenders
A large variety Of Shaxls, Embrni ieriss
Laces, 1nsertings, Lawns, Muslias
Rich and plain Bonnet Ribbons
Sewing Silks, Spool Cottons Threads
Buttons, Tapes, Pins, Needles
Essences for the Toilet, Combs, Brushes. sc.
Forming together the meet desirable stock Of
Goods ever offered at Auction.
Terms: All sums Of and under SOS cash; over SOS
ana under so credit IF 30 days; over $50 and
under SIS, 60 days; over SIS and under 800. 90
days; and over SlOO credit of four months for an
proved endorsed notes, bearing interest.
EDWARD =. WRIGHT,
GREAT b ATTRACTIVE SALE OF CHOICE
~ AND VALUABLE BOOkS AT AUCTION
commencing on FRIDAY EVENING, January
oth, isSo, at r 4 Pa. avenue, (Ftzgerald's block
at O'clock each evening.
STOCK all new and perfect, direct from New York
Trade Sales, comprising the choicest ana best Sc
lected assortment, Foreign and Domestic, ever Of
tered IN the market CONSISTING of School Classical
Law, Medical, and Miscellaneous Books, in every
department of literature.
Bibles, Pray er Books, Blank Books. &C. a prea,
varity
Animals and Holiday Pre- ents for 1855
Agricultural Works, some so different authors all
new und popular works in print, American and En-
glish
Gold and Steel Pens Of extra quality
Diaries, Pocket Memorandum, PorImonpajes &c
The above stock will he open for examination,
and offered at auction every evening until nc entire
stock shall be disposed of.
Inc sales NJ this extensive and magnificent stock
VIII be conducted by Mr.. ]. w. Rhodes, late OF N
York, and offers unusual facilities for obtaining
Books AT price to suit the times.
Jan 2-1%s
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MACALLIsrBR drew q crowded house last
nigh; numbers were unable to gain admit
tance The performances Of this gentleman
arc truly wonderful. On tomorrow evening
he gives his last performance.
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CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORY

r CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORY.
~ The Geographical and Commercial Gazette
monthly publication devoted TO physical, com
mercial, and political Geography, edited by
an association Of practical aad Scientific gen.
tlemen. Subscription - pei annum, single
number 25 cents. '-r
Disturnel's Railway Guide for Jannary-prce 8
cents, with map.
jan Is FRANCK TAYLOR.
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TsAclsR's ASSOCIATION. The Common
Council having given the uss Of their cham
Der to the Columbian Association Of Teachers,
the frst meeting VIII be held on Saturday at
o'clock, p. m, and there will be . lecture
BY z. Richards
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EOR RENT OR SALE.-rHE BEAtrTIFIrI.
Il residence of Col. Robe. It's, U 8. A., on George
town Heights. Furnished or unfurnished. Posses
sion given Immediately. Apply for terms nj This Of
fee. ian an -
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Arrival Of the Hack Warrior.

EIrnniy fbr ;as Daily Evening star
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WATCH RErURKs.-Mary Allen, drunk in
the street; fne and costs Thos Davis, drunk
and disorderly; costs and security. Charles
Lasardi, do, do.
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SILVER WARE.

SILV Eh w AXE.
A VERY pretty assortment of Silver Coffee Sets
IA Pitchers, Goblets, Cup, Creams, and all kinds
of Spoons and Forks, and variety Of Fancy Silver
ware, suitable for presents. viz Soup and 0yae
Ladies, Crumb ScraPers, fish, pie and cake Knives
Cream and Sugar SPOONS, ETC., 10 offered al low mi
css, and warranted sterling
o. n. SEMKEN,
No $40 Pa. avenue, bet. 9th and 10Th SIS.
ian 10 Ef-
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NOTICE.
TO ALL WHOM IT Hay CONCERN.

THAvE this day received and opened great van
i city Of CLOCKS. WATCHES, and 'EwELRY.
Good Clocks from 81 50 20 Sl5, al warranted one
year. Also, gold and silver Watches IN great va
nety, silver Watches from Se 10 SIS gold lever
Watches from SIS 20 81 50, and grea; assortment
Of Jeweiry, all OF which will be sold cheaper than
goods Of same quality can he bought in this cly .
Those wishing to get rood q ocks would do well
IN buy from me, as put all my Clocks IN order De-
fore selling then.
Call and zee for yourselves, al The aloek Watch
Emporium OF >, h0bINsoN,
ian lQ-lm (fnfef)
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Of the engagement of Carusi's Saloon on the
evening set apart for the repetition of the
Philharmonic concert, the Board of Mana
ayers have concluded to postpone it for two or
three weeks. In the interim the programme
will be 80 changed as to make it moro attrac
tive. If that were possible, than the original.
We hope. therefore, the numerous friends OF
the society will keep the object in view, and
when tho announcement shall be made, sus.
tain them az their efforts deserve
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-02

TKRPsIcHoRE CLUB AT tho last meeting
of this club of young gentlemen, the following
named members were elected officers for tn
ensuing torn: President, Marcellus Marceron;
Vice President, Stephen McNamee; Secretary
P. S. Ernis; Treasurer, r. Z. Thompson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-02

The BALLBr.-Sathaniel was again raptur
ously received at the National Theatre, las,
night, BY discriminating audience 1t is Il
be repeated this evening, and should be wit
messed by all. We have repeatedly called
public attention 70 the wonders and beautie
of this grand ballot spectacle, and have there
fore to-day to say only that no one should fail
to witness it who oan appreciate very fin.
ballet dancing
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THE FOREIGN OFFICE LIST, (British) cor
i rected to August, 1854, this day recevsd from
London. fRANCK TAYLOR.
ian Is Fr.' - -
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Wants.

EOR HIRE.-A CAPABLE OOLORED Girl,
Il "a slave) about IA years of age Apply lat No
500 Thirteenth street, corner Of E, door on + st.
feb 2-lt"
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OuR NBIGHBoRS or GBoRaEfowN will have
an opportunity on Saturday night of enjoying
rich treat 1t Forrest Hall, in being enabled
to witness Messrs Thomas 4 Co. 8 interesting
exhibition Of Dissolving Views. We are in.
formed that they possess . most extensive
variety of beautiful illuminated paintings.
representing attractive views in this and otbe
countries; besides large number Of comical
designs and movable figures, that cannot fail
TO interest ard please the Juvenile portion of
The community, as we'll as those Of matursr
age. Nothing low or vulgar, we are assured,
will be exhibited, but every thing presented
VIII be Of character to satisfy the most fas
tidioos bsholdsr. The representation Of the
dissoiving views 10 one Of the most sxtrsordi.
nary and pleaeing exhibitions that can be
presented, and We therefore trust that tho
people Of Georgetown will accord q liberal
patronage to Thomas 4 Co. Mr.. Robert
handy, and other popular artists, will lend
their valuable aid on the occasion.
IHE BLACK SwAN.--We had an opportunity,
last evening, Of listening to the perform snc O.
! OF this colored lady, who has celebrity a. q
singer She certainly is . remarkable Der.
FORMER; has wonderful voice, over which she
mas great control. We are not disposed to say
with some others that she throws all Other
singers We have heard in the shade; but
We will do her justice by saying she is superior
to many. holy Beauty Child Of Nature -
from Lucretia Borgis, was sung very finely,
and without apparent effort. 'Comin thro'
the Rye" was rendered beautifully. al Know
that my Redeemer livsth' was ex uted much
better than We ever heard it In order to sho =
the compass Of her voice she sung solo bari.
tone, that astonished several firm basso's who
were present. She performs again tonight,
and will, We learn, in few weeks will give
>nu ~ In scua rsp~~ hal In nstv
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"THR LAST LINK IL BRoxHN IVA und.r
stand that Mr.. Thomas J. Clarke, Clerk to his
honor the Mayor, has been removed from til at
position, and that Mr.. N. D. Larner has been
appointed In his stead. Mr.. Clarke oceupi ed
the place uoder Mr.. Msury, and was known
az an efficient and obliging officer he had
remained at the post up to this tims-a soil.
tary monument Of the clemency of the present
municipal authorities. The outside pressure,
however, has at length prevailed, and the last
vestise OF Mauryism is ruthlessly swept away.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-02
BY Z. o. WRIGHT, Austtonssr,
GeorgstoWn.

ian 2-cO&ds
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irendent Oh the franklin, for the manner
In which he presided on this occasion.
During the evening Major Frits presented
70 me rankin Fire Company photographic
engraving OF the inscription and design Of the
stone sent here to be placed in the Nation al
Monument by the Philadslphia Fire Depart
ment. The design in the centre Of the stons
u a hose carriage, . reel, and hook and lad
der wagon, handsonely engraved, the whole
surrounded BY the following inscription:
Philadelphia, 1855.
Engine Companies. - Hibernia, Northern
Liberties, Yigilant, Delaware, Harmony. R.i;-
ancs. Assistance, America, Diligent, Kensins.
ton, franklin, Washington, (Of Frankford \
Humane, Washington, Friendship, Columbia,
Hope, Philadelphia, Weccacos, Good Will.
Decatur, United States, Fellowship (of Ger.
mantoHn,) Good Intent, Globe, Paramount
Southwark, Mechanic. Western.
Hose Companies--Philad Good In
tent, Resolution, Humane, Perseveranee, Nsp.
tune, Hope, Columbia, Southwark, Washing.
ton, PEeniH. Diligent, United States, Niagara,
noftnern Liberties, America, William Penn
Kosss Morris, Independence, Psnnsylvania,
Lsisys tte, Marion, Sctuylkill, Good Will,
Western, Moyamensing, Franklin. Weocacoe'
kenslngton, Shifier, Yarmouth, Ringold.
Hook and Ladder Companies and
Relief sA~
Committee Of SUPPLEMENTARY XII.
~aisT, Z; Reilly, s. Floyd, j. S. Vance, and
The several gentlemen who were the guests
OF The evening we're made honorary life mem
bsrs OF the Franklin. At Q late hour Nh.
company separated with three cheers and a
"ngsf Err" for the guests Of the evening, nine
host, and the nrsmen OF the Union.
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DANCE ALL NIGHT TILL BROAD DAY LIGHT. .
The young beaux, of tho colored population
had ball at Majors Stables last night, and
them happy, enjoying all-the privileges al.
lowed them. But We hear they had fight
for variety, which is contrary to law Thai
sport must be stopped otherw wise the city gov
ernors will put an end to the dances.
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BY J. c. MCGUIRE. Arc,,....-

jan 29-3taw&ds !,
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OCJTLI.Ts AND AURIsTs.

nCULIsTs AND AURIsTs.-JUST RECEIVED THE
" largest coeon Of atncial eyes ever imported They
reiemble the natural In color and expression, and will
exactly ke and inserted without the slightest pain
operation JAMES w. POWELL, oculist and Aurist, 562
Broadway
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LIQUORS, SO.

CHOICE SELECTION OF SHERRY, PORT, MA
IA deira caret champagne and other wines, brAndies
Scotch and whskcy Jamaica rum schnapps Hssnd
London cordial GIN Scotch sies London and Dublin
ale porter, for family sale, at
WIN. n. UNDERHILL's 40 Broome street,
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TRAvELLERs' GUIDE.

NEW JERSEY RAILKoAD.-FoR PHILADELPHIA
IN and the South and West, vn Jersey City mail and
express ines-Leaye New York at and 10 NJ, and and
r. NJ Fare So rs in T. and IS in and 10 A. N. and
all way stations Through tickets sold for Cincinnati and
the wsst, Baltimore Washington Norfolk &c., and
through baggage checked 70 Washington In and 10 A. NJ
and +. NJ trains.
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nm STREET, No. FAN ENTRANCE 149 FULTON.
IA -BASsFORD'S old rooms-lu tables for playing, OF
metal sAte large with his only cushions
and other late improvementst cloths, balts oues,
points, &C., 1T reduced prices Factory GO and 10 Centre
DILLIARD TABLES.-nAvING INVENTED SUPE-
ID ror elastic cushion, strictly scientific principles
invite the public to call
splendid stock of and mahogany tables with
slate marble and wood bods. Private houses aud club
fitted at short notice. and at cent less thar
DO purchased elsewhere Old tables recushioned
repared Cloths balls and other trimmings r1rnisho
at Wholesale and retail, by GRiFFITH DECKER billiard
table manufacturers 90 Ann street. Of Gold n h.
Tvo second. hand tables for sale.
billiard TABLES FOR SALE CHEAP-EIrHER
ID marble slate wood beds with patent cushions
peor all others in Also secondhand tables BY W. j.
SHARP, 14l Fulton street.
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MEDICAL.
A CARD TO FEMALES
n No greater happiness can mortais find
Than saving trouble t. all wcmankiud;
Read and reflect, 80 daughters fair of Eve,

A CARD TO FEMALES
s':. s lsT SaS: g.. III " %sn. aas
Read and reject, :. d."sh.srs fair Of s.s
s ,,s Tor a S o.
Ches.eman himself after many expensive
s'ss.
nal. y sis
DR CORRECT, ~ DUANE slsEar. hay sn
w. 1sd ' III. .Ds :: sss e T.:.
tr%sn!ss sares hi. rs.,m..s sss sam. sstEss prss.
s%.mS.r q Il. New YORK University, NJ, y .s.s : 81
DE. JohSsoN: is DUANE srREEr, has rls1o5l-
sure @ s.l 81. sss 4 .
.rss sad 3. money 1sians:s sssss.isa 81 ,ss!
Dc cS 90 LII, = DyAsa STREET.; % LONG LNowa
sss:sisss :. s: cid ,ss.. r.i.vss u: -sss.sss..
sa.rsas.s s, eur. |. s y ....s ass.ssss:s
nR HUNTER, NO. DsvIsIoN srsEEr, nav YoHxJ
his old ..s.s.S q. vs ss ' X +. ~.
.sed ono branch Of medicine FOR the iss. yesss aA
ss..:s. :.s:ss:ssS ~ 4 VI
ana sn III Gases sars sosrassssS o.ssios.1Sy Gssz
rmsay Hunters drop certain disease sisA-
Sri.. IL scs sss sss he s ii 'a' Sssi
nR. WARD MAKES. rHR ONLY sURs CgRhE k-n.sS
When iii ossss ,Sns. fat rhs. Who
pretenders warranted care vmse ms.y vessa GsrcS
~srrsssea Lsai.s f.. 5ss she sss'
OF rrsg,lari,iss Sc Nervous sp.'ds'e Tor oes'yy- 80
AZ LARNoNT, PAITs AND LONDON on, ss, rnrMSiAN
rage Guide tmsiisd hm ,sslsa .osey - - s9srss
ay ~ r. NJ m a. M tlI ssd 70 ~ NJ Sundays sxseRta
ed Those 81 . ditspcs treated ~ mail and sxRrsse ~
s; ::s ''.' a'''..
no NERVOUS sUTFERERs.-A RETfRED CLERGY
man restored health 81 few day. ate. many ysss:
Of cure WIZ send .frse The prescription used d.
Brooklyn.
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fyOAL YARD FOR sALE-LEASE, HORSE, CARTS,
yard In OF the best locations In this city for doing
hge business for sale; chance for any wishing
20 20 In the business. Apply to WITHERELL ROUSSEL
SAX Pine street.
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These steamships cIAssed ~ tho ofoes
and specie and goods i'll be insured in them
OF as in other steamships that the
For freight or PASSAGE apply 10
d. TOFRANCE, 2t south William Atreet, New York.
SUMNER, MoNTANT DRAPER, 26 Rue N. ID. des Vic.
torres, Paris
ALBERT N. CHRYsTIE, q Quail Casimir Dslavigns,
HAvre.
Bon and after Nay D. Torranoes once will DO No
Bowling Green.
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(1OPPER KETTLEs--TwO LARGE COPPER KET-
" ties in good ORDER suitable pickles.
use, fo1 sale cheap by ABBOTT MlNTURN, % Burlng
Emp.
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DoRTABLE LEMoEADE.-W. ROLAND co.'s
Portable Lemonade, nvenient article for the imms-
dats production Of lemonade in the state OF pere
top 1t invaluable for families travellers per:ons going
at parties excursions in hotels railroad eta
lions and places public resort The portable lemon
ade possesses the delicate and universally admired flavor OF
the lemon concentrated and convenient form One tea
spoonful Of the portable lemonade powder and the same Of
powdered white 10 sufficient for tumber OF lemon
sde Tne genuine has the signature Of the sole
by whom al orders from storekeepers will receive
prompt attention Wholesale price 81 so per dozen.
W. ROLAND CO., 10 Walnut street, PhiladelphiA-
CHoW CASES HOFFMAN FETISH, SHOW CASE
~ wareroons, 81 Bowery, between walker and Bayard
streets Cases made style lver plsted brass
ar satin wood mahogany, 40 Bold cases taken in
exchange. orders promptly executed.
CODA WATER-TWENTV CENTS D0ZEN.-DRT-
- conn ssion men, confectoners and the trade
generally be supplied with superior article OF
toda and esrsnparla at 20 cents DOZEN by calling
ut the factory, IS0 Mercer street, rear building.
THREE THINGS ARE CERTAIN-DEATn RENT DAY
and perfect fits At GREENS shirt making estsSish-
ment Astor House. Death and the landlord
fail Il call for their dues, and GREEN shirts fail TO
mt because his system Of Is based mathe
NAUTICAL certanties.
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CLIFTON, STATEN IsLAND-L0TS FOR SALE or
hgh ground with pure water and perfect "a
EEHN, Clifton; M O'Connor, t6 Reade street, or J.
Seisert, Vanderbilt House, Vanderbilt landing.
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nRU6 STORE FOR SALE IN CHICAGO-THE SUB
~ seribeH offers eligible retail drug store for SALE
In location under of the principal hotels the
HENRY RITCHIE
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4 sEGAR AND FRUIT STORE, IN THE BEST Lo
"A eaty In Broadway wish lease stock and fixtures com
pete 10 offered the most reasonable mmedia
sppicaten there reral offers il will be
sau street.
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4 RAREcHANCE.-FoR SALE, BUT NOT IN con-
"A ssqueee Of the liquor law public house with an
knswn IA has billiard tables, Restaurant club and pri
yste rooJl for associations and parties Apply to O. b.
UOXESA CO, 81 Nassau street.
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4 RRE CHANCE.-FoR SALE OR TO LEr-AN
"A "a established feed store now doing good business
wth gables attached twenty Eve feet front by
Ret asp For Partl culars, inquire Of X. s. B., No. lao
ayars C., corner of Ninth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-23

THE VANDERBILT EUROPEAN LINE or STEAM.
J. ships-fhe first class steamship ARIEL, 900
tonr Leferre Master will leave New York. from pier 3d.
North river foot of Chambers street. precisely on
Saturday. May 10. for Havre direct.
Second Observation-Disclosures. 80
The Ariel will be followed by the North STAR June o.
TIE owner OF these els will be table for
geld silver bnllion specie jewelry Freedoms
thereof therein expressed.
specie and goods taken Mt usual rates
freight received after Of the before sangi
No berth secured until paid for.
Letters prepaii Ike n will be received IT the
Office II A. N. OF day sailing and will be carried
IN strong India rubber Tags under look aad arrival
Hayre, will be immediately deposited In the Post ORoe
wards.
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INSTRUCTION.

de10 -BooK.KEEPING, WRITING, ARITHMETIC
TlU. Mr.. DOLBEAR 609 Broadway. corner of Houston
street. will receive upils this day and
only $40 for unlimited In double entry aud
guarantees TO make good practical book keepers in short
time. wiring 50.
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DAGUERREAN ROOMS FOR SALE.-AN OLD AND
- well established star d, we'll fitted up. with dwelling
attached with lease stock, and fixtures Of the
leasng thoroughfares below Spring street Established
twelve years. Apply Immediately to e. G. THOMPSON
n OOm A..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-23

CELECT BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL PORT
- Richmond, Staten It1andThc Misses Antissf are de-
rou Of afew more additional pupils under ton Of
TO hoard and educate Their number Is limited,
and they bestow the assduous their comfort
education and moral training. Terms including musl aud
extr
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4 RARE CHANCELLOR SALE GENTLEMANS
a furnishing store, elegantly fitted in great business
theoughsre The store doing excellent business,
rick well selected also desired complete and elegant
Of furniture for Farlor bedroom, and kitchen Apply
&c. B. HOWES CO., 81 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-23

THE SPANISH AND FRENCH LANGUAGES
il thoroughly taught to ladies and gentleman at the
residences rs Murray street. either in classes pr
yae lessons by native teachers Of literary atainments
Apply at 20 Murray street.
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- yn, with lease stock and fxsures; with dwelling at
tAChed credit thirds Of the purchase
money twelve months. Apply at to c. G. THOAP
SON, 81 Nassau street, room Z.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-23

EOR SALE-AT CHATHAM FOUR CORNERS, Co
IN Mmbia county, good farm Of forty four and half
variety Of choice rut and good house With twelve
gssd sYder the depot Of the Harlem railroad and
convenient 60 schools and churches Inquire Of SUTH
RnLAND 81 all N w. Stevens the premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-23

CECOED HAND E0LEAN PIANoS.-ONE T. GIL
eighteen months will be sold for 1876; molean piano
price $3eo, will be sold for $780, octave Chieksrne
piano. price $780, for S225; Barmore price $ for $75
for $780, $50 and $5 To suit purchasers
HORACE WATERS, as3 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-23

i togfhPEic
broadway (enrance in the cutlery store manufacture
photographic dagueeotyge And other pure chemicals and
surpassed the ses of gold fully equal to the
French they have experienced French chemist who
the years. devoted his eatro time to the
manufa,ture of these chemicals IN Paris Beng also
practical operators in al the processes Of photography we
ale ENABLED offer operators eollodium odiei that will
uniformly and In Eve TO thirty seconds accord
the wish Of the artist. Ao, electric plating ohemi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-23

n BE SODA sORREL CoLoRED MARE, FIVE
years old, stands l41 hands kind under .Add
barnee warranted sound be sold Apply 70 L. VIM
Isl RGIl, Ie Feltr, Oh Nassau street, N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-23

EoRsALE AT YoNK Frs. "A PLEASANTLY LOCATED
.sa villa within three walk Of the railroad
nwer furnished. The grounds are laid out with choice
nnr trees, shrusbery, &c. There IL good stable,
asLioN W Prince street, or 70 rIos. CAHiLL,
prospect and Gyinnell streets, Yonfers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-23
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LNoR LfyERpOoL-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
ship PACIFIC, e. kys CONAN ,noer--rhls sseasnahip
sill depart with the United States mails for Europe, posi-
lively on Wednesday, May 2, at ~ o'clock, 81, from her
berth at tbe foo, o. Canal street For freight pasa
having unequal'ed accommodation for elegance
fort sppiy to EDWARD X. COLLINS, % Wall street.
are requested TO be board at 0 o'clock ~
The steamship ATLANTIC will succeed the Pseidc and ah
Nay TO- shippers please take rotse that the ships Of this
line cannot carry any goods contraband Of war.